Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1866, Page 3

‘THY EVENING S LOCAL NEWS. > -- AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Natioxan ‘TREATKR.— gr Washington co deority, Jefferson, drew an immen-« house las: ine, snd on aecount of the great enthn- Siam with which bis impersonat oa of «Bon Acres” in “The Rivas.” aod “Hagh de Brass” in A Regala> Fix.” were received. both plays Mill be repeated this evening, Toe Lapies of + Unrow Association for the Reltet of the Poor™ are holding a festivai on I street. between i7t street and Connecticut Sa SoLprens’ AND Salcoes’ Uston. —A stated weekly meetipg of the Soldiers’ and Sailor<’ Union was Deld last evening at Union League Hail. Mr.J.E Doughty being appointed tem- porary chairman Col. W. L. Bramhall the operations daring convected soidters TAR. presented the report of October of the board with the association for the relief of Sud eailors. The whole number of ap- plicatious Was eigbteer,in two of which no | “ppropriations were made. The number of Petes Telieved, including members of fam- ies, was thirty-four. Of the applicants eight were members of the association. The largest “ppropriation for One person was 2325) the sipalies! $1256. Ip one instance $75.50 was ap- @ tor the relief of a family. The Smount of «xzpenditnres was $34.2. a balance of s2,066 91 remaining in the treasury. Col. William L. Bramhall, from the special committee appomted to investigate charges which bad been preferred against Joba H. Simpson, tbe financial secretary, reported thai tn the opspion of the committée Mr. Simpson bad been guilty of misconduct in withholding * om The treasury, and it was recommended the ciliee of financial secretary be declared «nt report was, after some discugsion, solution was offered for the amending of ution of the society so as to abolish of fipancial secretary, was referred to & special committee, consisting of Captain T th, E. J. Bryant. SG. Merrill, Win. Shambaugh. and Char Sb Major I.E. Douguty was then elected presi- dent of the association for the balance of the present term, which expires at the last meeting in Deeember, snd L. A. Wilson was elected » consisting of Capt. S. Campbell, S Soambaugh, 8. G. Merril, Wm. Stringer, Wm. Wilson, was appointed to make arrangements for the participation of the soci- ety in tbe mass welcome to be extended toCon- eress. This committee will have in charge the reception of soldier delegations that may come to the city; and all discharged soldiers and sailors who do not belong to the association are ip ved to join tn the procession. The com- mittee are authorized to have prepared a suit- able benner for the occasion The President appointed Major W.S. Morse aS marshal, and Capt. A. J. Bepneti assistant marshal, to take charge of the society in the procession After the passage of a resolution remitting ail sums due by members who receive relief from the association, and balancing their ac- counts up to the Ist of December, a brief address was made by the President, and the meeting adjourned till nex: Monday evening Lin seks Remets anor a Krivew.—A few days since Mr. J., resiging on I etreet, between 4ih =n oth streets, received by express .rom his tormer home a kitten, a great favorite with his little daughter. Tbe box containing the kitten came safely to Band and reached Mr. J. at his office. who, at the close of his day's labor, started with puss for his home. On reaching I street he meta trend and while conversing with him kitty got out of the box and found its way to a little girl sitting on a door stoop near by. Mr. J. told the girl thar it was his kitten, und finally took it away from her and started towards his bome, the child also claiming it as herown. Thegirl, however, immediately told her tather what bad happened, and he started after Mr. J.. shouting to him “You're & pretty man to steal a child’s kitten.” Mr. J. denied that he stole the kitten, and stated how became by tt. This wouid’nt do, and finally he agreed to go back and satisfy the child that it was not hers. The child imsisted that it be- longed to ber,and Mr. J. was equally sure that it belonged to bis little child, he knew it by the peculiar wave of its tail when fondled. ‘The dispute was now mo nearera settlement than before, and after some angry words the parties prepared to settle the ownership by fis- ticuffs. The mother of the little girl who had, during this time, been conversing witha neigh. bor over the back fence hearing the noise made by the combatants hastening to the scene saw ber little childs cat near the stove and picked itup. On reaching the front door there were the two men with their coats off ready for the fray. Immediately on seeing the kitten in the J. arms there wa< a change of countenance, and an examination was at once had when it was found that both kittens were marked in the same manner and had the same pecaliar shake of tail. The two belligerents thereupon shook bands amid the laughter of the neigh- bors and Mr. J. started for home with his kit- ten —_¢—___. TuE Skating CLUB.—In response to a call puolisbed in the Star, a number of young gen- tlemen assembied in the rooms of the Board of Trade last evening for the purpose of arranging for the organization of a skating club. At 6: o'clock the meeting was called to order, an Mr. H. B. Sweeney was called to the chair. Sweeney, upon taking the chair, re- marked that he was rather too old to become &n actire member of the club, bat in every way be could he would aid the gentlemen im per- tecting such @n organization as they desired. Mr. Morrison stated the object of the meeting to be as published in the Star. It was pro lo organize somewhat on the plan of the base bali club. Secure a proper location for a pond, and make the location as private as possible, in order to prevent the abuse of the pond by it. improper use Upon the suggestion of the chairman, after consultation with the gentlemen piesent, Mr. Morrison moved the seeds tment of a commit- tee of three to take the following subjects into consideration, and report next Friday evening at 6 o'clock, viz: the location of a pond: the consent of the preverty owners. and the con- sent of the Mayor and Cor, ‘atien; which mo- tion was agreed to, and the Chair appointed Mesers. Morrison, Middleton and Waggaman The meeting then adjourned till Friday eve- Bing at 6 o'clock. From the spirit manifested by the gentlemen composing the meeting, we bave little doubt of the success of this uudertaking. ——e7 ALEXANDEIA Irems.— From the Alexandri Journa! ot yesterday we clip the following On Saturday evening last, as Officer Padgett Ws St Our cily Market at the stall of Mr. Hol- land, buying his Sunday supplies, he incaa- ously laid bis pocket-book, containing some valuable papers and about $12 in cash, upon the bench, while be stepped near the light to examine a fifty cent note of peculiar appear- ance, when &@ negro bey by the name of Frank ‘Williams took it unto himself, and now reaps the batter frusts of his crime in the county jail. The pocket-book and contents have not yet been recovered As the carriage and team of Major Hough were standing in front of Mr. Arnold's hat store this morning, the horses took fright and started off at a rapid rate, rushing around ti market square in the neighborhood of Mr.Sam- uel Tennesson, on Cameron street, where their progress was arrested: not, however, until one of the wheels was smashed up, and one of the horses severely injured by coming 1m contact with one of the buildifgs in that locality. Lieut. Shields, of the regular army, has re- ceived the appointment ef (luartermaster tor the Freedmen’s Bureao in this district, with the rank of captain. and has entered upon the discharge of the duties thereof. ———e—— MEETING OF St. ANDREW'S Socrety.—Last evening 8p adjourped meeting of this associa. tion was held at Gardner's photographic g: lery. on 7th street, for the purpose of payii &8 appropriate tribute to the memory of their late president. Gilbert Cameron, recently de- ceased in Scotiand. Resolutions of respect to his memory and condolence to his family were passed. Arrangements have been made by the society for the proper observance of St An- drew's day. (Fridny next,) on which occasion @ festival will be Leld at Aman’s restaurant, ‘t7 p.m. ‘This will be the eley- festival, the society having been 865. The following are the offi- club :—President, W. R. Smith; vice residents. F. B. McGuire and General Bul- jock, treasarer. T. W. Spence, correspending secretary, Samuel E. Dougias: recording secre- tary, David Knox: managers, Alexander Gard. net. J. H. Barry, John Cameron, Jobn Gibson, Thomas Taylor, and J. H. Cammings, eects Borr«. FoR O1r.—The oil speculators have turned thetr atteution to Fairfax county, Va, and are satisfied that in that region, and near to the Distriet, they have discovered a locality in which there is an abundance of oil. well satiefied are they that sinking a well will they bave brought their apparatus to y, and a farmer from the vicinity of Mill m/‘orms us that the work of bo- bas been commenced in that locality, and speculators were endeavoring to obtain trol of the lands adjacent. They bad of- fered to lease bis tarm, bat they could not agree on the terms, he wauting them to pro- ceed »! once 'o work there. and they declining to lease upon that condition. preter ea Fer Mount Verson —It will beseen by ad- verticement that the fine steamer Wawasset makes atripevery Thorsday to Mount Ver- pon. A fine oppertentty, is offered oa Thars- Gay tor cleres and others to spend the day at the Tomb of Washington. A vastly pleasant ‘Thanksgiv.« trip is sfforded this week. | | Poe EN¥ OF OLD Gouna —¥ csterdtay, officer of the Fonrih Ward, arrested Robert Seyree, Jas. O'=rk ond Rob’t !ackson, youths, Who bad in their posession a lot of old foreign copper coms, «tach they were selling about the Streets. suspecting that they had been Tobbing tome oue'’s cabinet, the officer took them to the etation-house, where they were locked up. This morning, the officers ascer- tained where they had sold a lot, and Sergeant Kelly undertock the recovery of them. The roy* are stiliin cnutedy, while the officers are trying to find the owner of the coins. = — Yeerrrvay the S inday inw was enforced in Weetingion Ail resigurants, bars, and fiver sands were closed—in front #Aleriniria Jovrnatl. CITY ITEMS. Pease! Franc Frave! He selis Good Merino Sbirts and Drawers, 9) cents racb: Gray's Collars, 25 cents per box; at his Gents’ Furnishing House, 49) 7th street, near 2 Odd Fellows’ Halt —> For OntLeiatys and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocation is a specific. Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 44 Pennsylvanis avenue, between +S and 6th streets. A Sovge PILE CvRE.—Dr. Giibert’s Pile in Strument positively cnres the worst cases of iles. Semt by mail on receiptof $4. Ciren- lare free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broudway, New York. = —-e Corns, Bunions, bad Nails larged Joi Warts, Moles, Vasewinr Excresences, &c., svecessinily treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodis!, 424 Penn. av. hatween 4g and 6b streets. Office hours froms am. 5p. m, andéto S5p.m PENNTES can be Daa Siar office counter 1D Buy quantities at the MARRIED, GAITHER—PIGGOTT. On the 21+t instant. at the Parso: Cth th- Bev. John ©. Smith. i EUGENE Ga Bto Miss FANNIE EP TT, both of thiscity. ae KOKBY—-Pe VAUGHN. On the 26th instant, the M. P. Ohureh, Georgetown D. ©, by Be Wilvam Bo keeps. AM. a eW VAN & HY begat Ro! eyaville, Bla ALIO“ M. Dr VAUGHN, of Georgetown, D Go DIED. PALL. On the 26thin-tant, JOHN W BALL, sonot Jubn snd Margaret A’ Bail, aged 17 years ard ij montis, The relatives and friends of the ¢ spee'fully invited t dence of his paren (Wednesday) morn Of pueumonia, on the afternoon of u bis third year, WALTER LEE, sonof Wm H. aad Adele Ciagett His funeral will take place at 1] o'clock a. 1. on Wednesday, 23th fuetaut. to which the friends of the family are respectfully invited. - MICKUM. At enwood, Montgomery county Md .on Monday Thing, at 8 o’clock,WM. B MICKEM. in the goth year of his age. His funeral will take place on We ily are re. tthe rast o-morr ow jouday, t 28th. at MH o'clock forenoon, from his lite resi- The remat will be buried at Varroll's Bis friend: df the friends of the family ttend 2° —_—_—_—_—_——— eee GPOvEE & Bakr ae CELE are repectfully invits Rat FIBST PREMIUM FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. best Famfly Machine in the market fy Machyne thet will both Sew and Em- broider perfertiy _ They make an Elasi "Oni oud cxamine th te, at ye and examine cir merits, a DAVIS & GAITHER’S, Seveh that will net break Bom 1m a= ___ 30 Market Space APL iNe AND STOVE WO@D. 252 Pemn’a are. bet. Wh awd 2th st vs Always ov hand 9 fall supply of the above-named article, sawed and split im auy length and sive re- quired, and promptly delivered to avy part | the District at the LOWEST CASH PRIOBS. Bom tf _ THOS. J. GALT. M INCE MEAT, MINCE MEAT jansbury’s Extra Family MINCE MEAT Jast received, aud for sale by EGAN & PEBRIE, no 23 tif Corner E and %th streets Bee BEAT. oe : BUCKWHEAT We bave just received a new supply of New York BUCK WHEAT, the best in the city For sale by now Sif EGAN & PE RIB. HEESE' CHESSE'! Swiss, EB SAPSAGO PL PLE and ENGLISH DAIRY, Just received and for sale by EGAN & PEBBIE, no 25 6tif Oorner E and 9th «treet«. NBWw FRUITS, NUTS, &. steamer from New York new supply of Bats: an. Ourres rr Pranes, French Fruit in Jellies, Preserved Ginge: English Walnuts, Filber &c.. for sale by no 23 writ — (jp B0CEBIES. TEAS. WINES, N& P Corner E and 9th streets LIQUOBS, &c. Having enlarged our store by the addition ef the warehouse lately occupied by§J.@. Whitewll & Co., we are Dow prepared to offer ta the trade GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN RVER, It being our purpose to keep s large, well assort- ed and carefully selected stock of GBROCEBIES, Teas, CIGARS, &c We feel confident, with our long experience and enlarged facilities to be able to furnish ALL CLA88E8 OF GOODS To be found in s well regulated Grocery Store atthe LOWEST MARKET BATES, And we invite buyers to EXAMINE OUB STOCK Before purchasing, feeling assured that we ca make it to their advantage to call and see us. BABBOUB & HAMILTO: BoT-Im_ Nos. 65 and 67 Louisiane av: M THE CAOTUS CIGARS. we EXOLUSIVBLY, for bs coprrighied ROO8E & CHANDLER, ‘are for sale, whelesale and retall by W. 8. ROOSE at Willard’s and ational Hotels, and at Store, under Ebbitt House, corner F and AND We cull the jal attention ef dealers to these Ole. ) ae are undoubtedly the finest q ity a in THIs COUNTRY, are Fy small advance on cest. ‘mo 2-Im* yoce FEE! ‘whims: oO RTOOnA COFFEE! : OCHA COFFEE! THerare lOxS7 PEKING & BON, King Place Bes Gor. Vermontave. and ith st.” Ce AT BEDUCED PBICEs. WHITS ASH. Lecust Mountain. Qhestnut, $7.25. Do. Stove, Do. ts + Do. re macs, De. Steamers, Sbaligmore > Som Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Fur- . Li , 88 So. 8 Bun ‘Biove, Do. Egg. very superior Geal, 8. Lehi eb Foundry. 92.35. Pipeert Vein, Stove yken's alley - Po Co Oak «aia . "ite and PINS WOOD, of the very best auality, tly om hand. “Orders wlll 08 received at cur office, 465 oth reet, betwee; end barf, at foot onine we" Bt SS heows e bow no 16-tf 466 9th steecot, bet Band F. BBSERETS—Eed, Blu}. Grey, White and other colors. | Pcmemets LUMBEB!! 100,000 feet of Virginia Pine Joist, from 26 to 30 feet low: Bast: & Virginia Pine 8; Rey et Moist, from 1 to a fect, aad diercet “hee Oppress Shingles, (Simmons & Davis’ Ho. 100,00 Cypress Shingles, common brands and geod assortment of 4 4, 6-4 and 8 4 White Pine, select 2,000 feet 4-4 0.000 feet 4 4 00 feet 4-4 Ook, Asb and W. w of T usual! ia wht we offer for no 9-Im ° George! a CRSP Siasone: Cc we has sh Ty “gaa av Opposite Metropolitea Hotel, ' ue 17-Im* WANTS. ANTED—A first clars Beataurent 000K at the Whi etown. A dana ite Boe Bostaursat, Georg: rh W ARTs D-Gooa COOK will Pa. avcnue, between a6 ny 7-8 $t.00 WARTED_For one, two or three Fears on tmproved reat io ‘'s city. A’ literal . haa eas nO. DY Box 6 Sat ome ite mo 7 3 A YOUNG GI&L WISHES A BITUATION AS gy e og and to — aa og and "ta dn work. ist end ta. ‘atts ul Me op ee Werks We gentiomen,« M. with fre aud tight afters breakfast and iodging P, “place MEPS ev bd net would w i class boys’ echool ‘ng ofany Kind. or in transiations to English Reverences given and required. Adaress PAILOLOGIST, Georgetown, vO. uo 2-2" ¥ good price Pond sib. oly euce given to & WW ANTED—A cord GOUWTER about 2 feet loog. » SUGAR MILL, a TLATFOEM SOALE. and STUkm TRUOK: A.BLO Star office. ne J ANTED—Imm ely, @ good DRESSMA KER. who noderstands trimmiag and fin! of work,at No 457 ad atreet east, On) no 24 31 PLASTERED WANTED Wanted immediate- ly, hands” No hs iN WICK & STUART, no 26 3t* Tth et. and the Canal J ANTED IMMEDIATELY—TWO TIN AND V SHEET InON WORKERS Also two TIN ROO*KKS Apply at 489 and 491 sont! tween 6th and Thi, Nav, ¥-ra, MARKS & STROM no 2 ste TY? RESPECTAB GIRLS WISH SITU- * famtly: 01 ATIONS ina pr lanndre--, the other e very t ry at Box 36 Star Oiice for three V J ANTED IMMBDIATELY—A young LADY derives ASITUATION to Understands Making plain dres-es and all kinds of clothes for children Terms $4 per week and board. Refe. ences given Apply at star Of no 25-30" Ws », lo by ® young lady; n machine. Apply at between i2th and i3th Bo 24-2t" thorougb- ly FUBNISHED HOUSE, coctrally ted containing bar a No 255 New York avenue, ttreets, FUBSTSHED ROUSE WANTED ont |) rooms. with modern i ove meuts, will be leased for one vear by aresponsib!s Darty gatress Lock Box $4, Washington, D.C. Bo 24 3t* W ANSTED-B) AD experienced « woman, a SITUATION as housekeeper or cook in @ res:aurant. She can give the best refer- ences and will give entice satisfaction to her em- ling Please address Box No. 3% Star office. no % ficient hat J. B. rge and varied ich he offers to ether wifh « new ockeryware, Catlory and Honse Far- LEV i+ receiving st ck of OHBISTM AS GOUD: the public at rednoed nishing Goods Re vember the numbers, 273 Penn's id 316 Fst.. between 10th and Lith streets, Goods deifvered tree . no 24 W ANTED—A STOBE. or part of a Dry Gcols or Fancy @. suitable for an Agency that will call first class trade te any house having room tospare. Location between ét od léth streets, of thes . Addrens no 22 6t* 36. YOUTH (from are of age! to act as Salesman t Swholesa'e ntetal ard hardware house M active iuteliigent. willin) assist in overy or! onthe a aE arth side, er on eith w ttreets wiibin afew doers of the ave 5 Georgetown Post Off requireéd,and not afraid of soiling bands orc. Mus! also fuently, ‘hes. “able io speak the Germin peaguaae ference rejuired. Address P. B.H. Box S49, City Post Office. 10 22-e02w WANTED —D.L. WELLS » Want to buy Honses, both large and small. "Also. Furni ture of those abcat to sell for cash We also want several first-class Houses to rent to Members of D. L. WELLS & O0., cor- no 6'im ar lniy friends to know that we anged for ® weekly supply of VEBY LATEST cesigns for Braid and Babroltety All of the richest designs now issued in New — basa fow d after for +} ose’ 5 Slipper Smok Bre second te none PRINCE'S ind others and F streets PANTED— v ‘A small HOUSE. PEEL Sth streets. and between Peanayiva: a_ avenue i BAKER, Star Office, “eet: Apply to OB. ANTED. aod Oast Of Clothing Watches, Pistol: nbS, OF BN: other kind o caods. ice paid at the Mer- & CO chaut Pawnbroker’s Store of A. FOLTON 502 Ninth street, three doors north of Pa. a’ Bole A, lor Sineer’s Sewing Band je. Seamstress wanted. ANTEb — BEUOR. AND Ww Also, MIRRORS. on PETS, Tape. ee DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every deecrt a B. BUOHLY, 406 7th pa FT FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR PALE OB BENT—The well known ANDREW JOHNSON BESTAUBANT, No. 328 E atreet, near National Theatre, between 13th and lith streets. Pe to J.D. WEST, on the premises. FS: RENT AND FUBNITU RE FOR SALE—A BOUSE of 11 rooms, in thorough order and = ely furnished for boarding purpeses. For fart informetion apply to WM. F. HOLTON at Howard's Stable, 434 G street, between 6th and 7th DO 25-40" {OB RENT — On Iith street, three squares southeast of new State Department, two Beat ong gE nlant ane story reappear four rooms an 1 en, a! per month ; a Tee & 5 J.T. OULDWELL & O0., 455% 7th strestt eens Ez. _ DO 25-3t" ‘OB BENT—A FRAME TENEMENT, with 4 Pecks ot gp BAME, TENESIENT. with 4 @12 per mooth. Rent payable in advance. ‘Ia. quire next déor, west 104 Pst. nozsst* (OB RENT—Four large well-furnished com- FP moricating BED ROOMS on Sot com: PS parece, opposite Grover’s Theater. Fo BENT—A STORE and DWELLIN southwest corner of Marvia: ven Pik wrest. Avoly fo RDWaub MATTINGLY 768 3d ntreet onat, between N street comte oey Georgia avenue. no 21-6" the ‘bh . ee GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS } OQ! FOR THANKSGIVING '—Wallace’s de- aS lic pee Far Fee zp ftince Fler. —_ Citron, aga Grapes, Ne BS. a1 iz cts. perlb. 55 Bridge et . Georgetown, wea Ww ATOHES, JEWBLBY AND on. a 99 Bridge | §, BLACKFORD AON ridge street, Georgetown , ‘site National Bank of Oommerca” TUE OLDEST HOUSE IN OU. GEORGETOWN. = VINE IN We offer our usual complete assortment be pes tne heage SILVER Fane, ust rr ve da c ice lot o! A GOODS for wedding aud holiday presents aan? CHrar DEY GOODS. We have just received a I: of ke 4 G noes. it Plaids, Plaid Poplins, "Alpacas, Mourning Urees Goods in every style. ye ine be Bleached ¥ Hine from 159 iG. jank: le T a lo! an ass! | Flanvels, Canton do., Shawis and Oloukings Give =e and save your money, We promise great atte AMIN MILLBE, oca-lm* 101 Bridge st, Georgetown, D C. ‘OBY SALE pas + TO OLOSE BUSINESS. Having sold my Fixtures and renj tore i B. Witsou: ate of Wilson & Boras )'and ovine vacate the ives 5 y entire stoek ut greatly reduced Prices, consist. ig of— Fi 4d Hea Full Nae oft Ladies Trory-bai ory -bain it adies and bh: Trot Healivens Bats, Cape ht rte Giaes and eee ors: Senne? Guns, > ‘co and Oigars PSG RCERS Brees BUAISE, commencing ot? e . eee eae TF PAGE. S03 7th stroot pos under Odd Fellows’ Hall. A¥® ENS WOOD AND OUAL YABD. Mth street, between L. and M streets. 7 WOOD and O@AL constantly on hand. no 7-Im* A. 5. ALDEN, WICK@Ns PIANOS AND OABHART Ty NEEDEAM'S PABLUB OBG. iN find it greatly to their interest jeanalve Thesesupert, instramente be: geome apy other. Diesen? At GEORGE L. WILD & BEO,’S cot, venne and B street omens = Child: he ieses, and U ren’s Shoes ilts. Table Linen. Hosi: je Cutlery. Silver-plated We OACCIO CAVALLO. 9 Oa ‘TO. 19H DAIR' ee AME atOA, A! : CREAM CHEESE at tow prteas ar the Gret py ee BURCHELL, AP 84G0, EDaM. FOR SALE AND, RENT. Pet eo avenue, 10th 6s, we Z7-21 Re OF AMIE se Sash Monts. Terme moderate. Bo 27-st* Fo ‘MT. tre or three B00 Wa furaishea et two: tt a Dat) bet, tnt and Ib, We. 301. us Ie vw) The TU. it Firneicniic COp eae ie Cane Boas will befor rent. Possession v sola nox7-3t* SALE—One IGA a with Btock t tor ele roan: 10 per mouth Inquire = = Boek ry F 2 RF MT_BE BOOM and PA! able for mt Congress, wit! out Board, et No: 24 Missouri avenue, between is and th ecreets 0 TT St F° RBENT-—| ireble BOOMS, in suites or singly, et 164 Penn's avenve, between 7th ord 18th atreeis, Unexceptionabdle references re- quired. Bo 27-tt* *UBNISHED PABLORS AND BED ROOMS for rent. from $8 to $15 per month. Also, }OARD for Mechanics, ly at No. 455 6th between O and x aA fan’ OB BENT-I jomely ‘suites of Booms. fou hut_end cold wate: Alto,roveral single BOOMS, at No. 500 lth betuten Pa and K sfreet. (OR BENT. eD,etNo 4 For BENT_Two or three unfurnished ROOMS, @! ¥97 hy) Massachusetts avenne, between Lith and Ith, near the Depart: is, and half bleck feos soe streetcars, Bent from §12 to Gis. Ne 17-2)" |, OK REN One PARLUR ant 1 well turpisbed, suitable for mbers ot Con gress oo the first floor, and the same om the sec- ond toor, 424 BE st., bet. 8th and 9th sts., near the Fost Ontice - [OE BEXT—A small comfortediy Furntsned HOUR, or nve Booms, suitable for a small family, convenient to the Patent and Pest Offices, Fer perticalars apply te No. G17 Het . between y ROOM, ath and sth ats eitieomiees Se FFOR BENT—A large SALOON PARLOB 1x31, ou second floor, unfurni-hed. Also, a front ROOM. on frst floor. furvisued, eaitable forcham- deror office. ivg Machine for sale 404%, i2th st, bet 5 ho 27 St" OR BENT—On H street. near isth, a BRICK HOUSK. mostly furnished: eight rooms, gas and water; yard fr nt and rear; to family witheut children Adcress H K_,City Post Office. no Zi St” Ke ENT—A noatl furnished PARLOR and CHAMBER, both trout. Also, three well furnished Chambere on the 2d and ‘Sd floors, to gentlemen only Apply southwest corner 6th aod H-treets,oue block from Patient 1 Post Of fices, no 2i-4t FoR RENT —Parior »nd Bed BUOM, coman cating. furpieted.on lst floor. with fre aud gas; $75 per mot Second “ose back room, furnished, with fie an, gas. $2". exideoce 359 F otreet, Letween Sth and 10th sts, Oall between 2 and6p.m no 7-2t* A BARE OH \—For sate or reat. the good will of an x fitte’ up BESTAUBANT con- taining 12 rooms, dining room and kitchen, ran. alltn complete order: Zor 3 rooms will pay rent. Ges and water Cali immediately. No. Pen: a avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel. no 27 3t Foz RENT—A BBIOK street, between M nine roomsand good cellars; au acre of with froit trees and grape arbor, house 0: pered and painted; convenient to street cars. quire No. > Missourt avenue, between 4% a: streets. 7 OR RENT—Large Buus near Capitol, with 12 rooms m. suitable for s restaurant 6 ith streec east, near HOUSE. situated on sth aN, Isl House, with 1) rooms, large front, je and ri yard. filled with shrubbery, &o. Small HOCS en 16th street, with a large lot, suitable for a gar- den. Large BASEMENT or 0) AB, under- neath Harnden Express (fice. 401 Pa ave .25 be 300 feet. Also, five small HOOSES. in First Ward One BBICK HO " Oss. corner of 3d aud K 1 wo BRICK HOUSES, treets, with nine rooms perros Gate. eet, near Ars » &c,, inquire of may RO NNT OS. F KELLEY, Real Estate Agent, rH Office 363 3th street no 27 3t* O LET—A good BTAND for Meat Marke: or Provision Store. Inquire corner 4th and A street rorth, Capito! Hill, ‘O26 St” (OB BENT. small HO! ntral loca- EK tion, and Furniture fer Furniture $90. App!y at 329 G street, near 12th no 25-28" *OR RB —On or before D EF UNFOBNIsHED HOOMS ‘ouse- keeping. Bentlow. Apply 4 12th street. be iween Land K sts bo 28 2 OR RENT—T 4AMB HOUSKS, adjoin- F ing; four rooms each, newly painted; on sth street. near M and N ste. 0: y F B RENT—A FRONT PAGLUR, fur: ished Also, ROOMS, farnished or aonfurnished; at 373 Penn Bote. enue, nearly opposite ee a] JEBY STORE FOR SALE—For «ale. the G nsrouk and een .. ot geeep saceee A senne si xn et, jand. ply frou’ 10 to 4 o'clock. onthe premises. no 26 ae t RENT—A Hhcientctnond oll omen located, seven rooms ly to 1y located, containing $0 on EEMAN? no 26-8t* corner 7th and D -treets. NT UB SALE. on easy terms—A 2 story “alow HOUSE, on i strest north. Tetween 34 tn © Bea! rmon' nqoire 343 i at. cust, between c ‘and’D north. mo 25 6t* OB RENT—Two Unfurnished BO! floor suitable for housekeepi: ulars injuire No, 223 6th street, Taqut 211 6th street. between nO 25-2¢" . rr ween N ino 26-3¢ " NT OK SALE—On liberal terms, six F hom HOUSE. with ball, om Werth Gatrecs ‘8 on deferred Bent $23. Ay Ba CO . asese7th st To 26-6t* ‘ANOE—For immediate ale. one of BLES i nae rod aml oR on he. e e ures new. Ap- uy immediately, by letter, to A. B. 6." Chey Fert ce. FS. BENT—Two BRICK HOUSES, containi 6 rooms each. very convenient, situated oi street north, between 4th and sth streets west. In- cairest fe corner ef Sthand P streets north. BO HE BAB AND FIXTOUBKS of a room, also one BAGATELLE, will be fw ied for before Nov. 30. In G B 429 Pennsylvania avenu A 28 OB BENT—Two neatly Furmished ROOMS, communicating, s entlemen, or a and wife, withuse of dining-room an tehen. ‘Terms moderate Apply ad 0 18th street, bet H d I sts., one block from Penn's ave. ; convenient te cars. no 26-2t* ‘OB SALE—A good GROCERY AND LIQUOSs, with fiztares and lease; in a central location, jolt business, will be sold very cheap 0 for selling. Inquire for par DUCKETT, Druggist, No. 59 Due. Do 26-6t* paymeuts. Bar- sold nire of ween 26 St to 5 at oh tee ORME & COOPER. [,,0B REA T—A three story BBICK HOUSE, on Feats are. ‘Dear Ped — 2 rol we Sis Te UOSBEH P. SULLIVAN, Dragel Rpethecary, corner sth and H ste. no ‘OB RENT—PARCOB end CHAMBER, beth it, nicely farnished. Rent low. No. Eyer pirect, between G and HB, Bef changed. or oF er bd RCHASE AND Sal “d Marke ht , and ere Dow prepared to offerga ieele Buildiog Lot upon the ‘same ii terms great “Indueemen ee Gerdes’ ‘who. conte Beiidine themee! reckdense’ "Brat of the division to be se fice. no 15-1m_ \LE OB BENT—My DWELLING, sit- Fromied at the totersection of Marylond and Vis. nia avenues, between 7th and stroets west House is hy front by foes with ‘ through ray me bot SF ee etiralcs ” Onn a; bem wes, for the last three years Majo: lus Gaines, con- foyta yy . am} Rouse of Ii rooms, eeane . servant's houses, barn, &c ddress *E.8.,”’ 437 E street, Wash- ington, D. ener call im person, between 3 and iP. n. 0 16- OB & '—The large BUL NG pied trope! ‘ice and the Grae Pete he oth street, near Penn's a ity five roome. steam t and bie locations for a res- cating ssloon in city. le “hoa ‘Pos: in the botel large Seeet + 1th November. stb mae 2-diw wide ‘ont pains ee. tet venue. AUCTION SALES. ~ (For other Auction Bales eee fourth page.) BRE GREEN & WILLTAMS, Anctionsers. BA t aw or ie ack Teck in Pants Vents I ast, ere pene cae? Fente end Vosts A fine s-sortment of ite” Furaishing Goote of Ty Ceecription. ne 2-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct. BBX GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Acctionsers. |” TRUSTEES’ SALE, By virtue of two of trast from Francis romme!—one to 8, 8 Williams and Onarics the 24 February of the Lane Becords of trictof Columbia. and togly, dated the isth J Mo Liber NOT we front of the premises, o November, 136, at 4 o'e!: Qumbered 2 and 3. $n Square No. 841, and hat part of Lot pur berud 4, in said equ contsined within the following metes aad bounds —Brginnirg for the at the southeast corner of raid Lot and r thence west feet; thence north 7s fi De east 2>feet; and thence south 75 feet to the place of beginning ‘The above seopert? 4: sitnated om D street soath, sth streets ¢net,an! isimpro with alarge two-story Brick Building, and has been pepe pled nad beer brewery, for which pur- pose itis & Immediately after the sale of the real estate, the Teeual effects comaec'ed with the brewery. coa f Bares, Recs. K @ deed of trust to Y the . bearing terest from the day of sale. and secured by « « of trust mpon the property, will be tuken. $100 cash will be required on the rea! estate at thetime ofsale. Possession can ad within ten days atter the All copveyencing and etawps at the cost o! purchsser. CBA ‘SS WALTER, surviving Trustes we MATTINGLY, Trustee. WM. L. DUNLOP. Trustes cc 18-e03w Gr EEN & WILLIAMS, Auots. S/ THE PUBCHASER HAVIN@ FAILED to comply with the terms ofsale. whice w: ad the he y of November. of atio m. ? Terms asabovestated. $500 will be required paid down when the praper Becket off, OBAKLES WALTER, surviving Trustee, WM. F, MATTINGLY. T-ustee. WH. L. DUNLOP. Trusteo. now-d GRE WILLIAMS, Ancts B* NAGLE & 00. VERY DESIRABLE HOTEL FOR BALE. On FBID MOUBNING. November 30th, at 1) o'clock, we tion (if net previous ly di<posed of at ) the bh liknowa asthe “Union Hote E ste. Tie Boure contain ruished nf 1 stock of nes ead itchen Utensils, & $ per annum, with vi- lege of renewal fer 5 Joon; part cash, bala: = ral jouse is deing @ very good An excellent opportunity for an enter- privirg man w ith emAl For further particnta: our Store, No. «96 Pen no 26 the premises orat ue Aucts Vs LUABLE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, WITH BASEMENT FRONTING OS © DIRKET NOKTR, BETWEEN ITH AND 12TH STKRETS WaST, AT PUBLIC AUC ON On FRIDAY, the 30th instant, at 4 o'clock >. m . we shall sell.on the premises, part Lot No. 2. ip Squsre No. 325, having 17 feet ', inch front. ran ning back @ good cepth with the improvements, consisting of @ well built two-story Brick House, With « fine basement, having fine saloon parlors. é:ning-roome, bed chambers. and wide hall. and being On the square of ground contemplated for the pew market cite Terms . One halfcash; balance fn six and twelve months. for notes beg: ing interest. and secured by a deed of trust on the premises All conveyancing and revenue fermy oy at the cost of the parc! Ww dow the d 5 i ee WILLIAMS, Ancts ay of now GKEEN B* GBEEN & WILLIAME, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE. By virtue of » decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, made in the cause of Gooding & Broadwater vs nee et al., No. 479, ‘docket. 7,1 will ‘offer at auction, on Pil i day of December next, on the Premises, at io clock p m., that valuable proper ty in Washington, known ss lot three,(3)im square five buncred and four, (4) improved by four- stery brick House. fronting on P street south, be- tween 43_ and 6th sireets west Terms of sale: One thira ofthe purchase money tobe paid im cash, and the residue instalments, at six , hs. terest, to be secured by approved motes and a re- servelien. The terms of sale must be complied with ip one week after sale, or the pro; be resold atthe risk and cost of the first after one week's notice. pe and con At the cont oF he TUTE 8. COX, Trastec, no l5-2aw3sw GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. YGBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. STEB’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY Tey nat TLAND ay NUE, BETWEEN 4 area STREETS, ISLAND, AT PUBLI olga dated the 16th day of two thousand reven hundred and feet four and 8 half inches, with theim provements, consisting of one-story Frame House on the front, ana another two-story Frame House fronting on the ‘Terms: One helf cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Ali conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. 810) down on the day of sale, and If the terms are not complied with in fivedays after the day of ale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the prop- erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- chaser, by advertising three times in the National Intelligencer. A. BOSWELL, Trastee no Th.S&ds GREEN « WILLIAMS. Aucis. . A.G. GASTON ved the ai jese8 he ™ a! Bifetiieay tac yatta cee, a Mrs. AG. GASTON, 446 Sth street, four door row Penn’s avenue. oo 3-im* AUCTION SALES. “Falla aPraRNOON AND TO-wORROW_ Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers A TWO sToR wr et . Gon rer stamps et the cost of the purchaser. os GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acts. ¥ GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. 'e sbali sei! at pablic aucti on TURSDA\ . the 27th instant, at ¢ that vaivabie tieing Let Ne.'23, £45, fropiivg on porth N street. between aot Sth streets weet, having been subéivid sd into {oar Duilding lots, to whieh we to IN attenti.n of Duyers, as they will be sold witeoat reserve tor cash nemd GREEN & WILLiams, Aucts BY 2b NEEL 8 co ied Auctionesrs ap@ Kes! Estate Brokers. Borthwost corner ith and F sireets. NT HOUSEHOLD FURNI 425 19TH STKE 7 PUBLiy acura VESeS ‘Bsth da: jovem ber mh, woshallecdi atthe an. residence of @ gentleman declining housekeeping, viz Parlor Forn Marble top lant Chamber @et, with Mattress, air.) cost with Obairs to Bair Shuck. and Cotton top Feather Rede, Pill: and tere Sheets. Beister Cases Blankets. Quilts. & Cocking ft.ve with Wixtures complete. siso, Par for aud Chamber Stoves Chine, Crockery and ( Ware Also, an assortment of Kitchen Bom D.L ELL Y NAGLE & OvV., Autiourers GREAT BARGAINS IN MILLINERY AND DRESS GOOBS WEDNESDAY MOKNING, November 28, 1 is at l@o clock s m .weshell eli at our Stors, No 296 Penusylvaots avenue, the following sirable * Drees Goods, Merince. Pelaines, Alpacas, © Flannel tow Flannel bie Clotes, Toweting » Ladies’. Gen lidren's Hoes dt Gives n Goods, Shawls, Nobias, &c , &e Also Millinery Gods, Bibbous, Flowers, Baches, Vol vet Ribbons Feathers, and a great variety of Fancy Sate positive NAGLE & 00. Aucts ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown BOUSEHOLD FURNITURE DEY GOODS, a . On WEDNESDAY MOBNING, Nov. 28th. at 50 © clock, 1 will sel! at my auction store, No. 174 Bridge street, inride store,a general assortment of Hous: hold Furniture ALso, A large lot of Dry Goods, te - no THUS. DOWLING, Auct ry Gc ‘Terms cath Bom B* THOS. DUWLING HOUSEBOLD FURNITURE, FARMING Im PLEMENTS. © VEGETABLES, CAu BlAGE Aub Hak. » OVW, &., ae. AT On FRIDAY MORNING. November 30, at 10 o'clock, I will sell. at “Greenwood,” th : ot Gen. BS. Alexande uct.; Georgetown. Kitcbeo Fury Fawily Carriage and Har toes, Corn, Beets, Turaips. pro- @acts, Wacon and Harness, Tools, Farming im plemente, &., ‘Terms cash. Bale positive bo 4d THOS. DOWLING. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aoctioneers, PUBLIC SAL¥ OF A LARGE STOCK OF Fat OaTTLE, MILUH ov ork 0 7 HMorres, Hog . oll's Bay Pres-es “7m Ox and Horse of Carts. Hay and Corn, lot Wood and a lar, Assortment of Farmiog Implements, &c., rim On MONDAY, the 34 day of December, at 10 o'clk & m..if fair, if mot next fefr day, we will sell, at of Theodore Mesher, Bsy . known as onthe Marlborough reai.two © the » Yard Bridge, and adjoiving for ker, the following steck and other persouat 9 erty Thirty seven Head of young, fat Oasttle. among them some fine Milch Cows, and five yoke of superior Oxen Bight cood Farm Horses Twenty Hogs ‘Two Patent H t Cow, nese, 100 ay Pow and other y Presses, one never used gv combined Mower and Reaper. One Two Horse and three Four horse ns. with box and wood bodies and Hay carrfases 0 Ox Uarts ard one Horee Cart ring Market W: and Havness Two ertkee and ‘one flockeway. with Single and rinsed ‘One 0 Two he red Barrels of Corn, with large lot of Fodoer and Shocks Fifty Cords of Seasoned Oak Wood "occ ith sponge ea ferp stn of ‘osether with a aree 2 — Barrows, Wagon Gear and Farming nm! Especial attention of farmers, butchers, and gra ziers is called to this sale, which vill be pesitive. ‘e willcommence punctuaily at 10 o'clock to enable us to finish in one day. agnene “Geek Hope” will designate the farm. no% td GREEN WILLIAMS, Ancts_ ¥ J. 0, McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioncers, TRUSTRE'S SALE OF LOT ON THE NAVY virtue of a decd of trast, bearing date 10th of By ne of 74 March, 15%. and recorded among the M H.. No. fono 399, & in Liber B or ‘will weit auery' B asbington, . Decemoer 22, 1336, at 4 o'clock t e premises, part of Lot No. 6,in Square No, 295, lyipg and being on the east side of Sth street cast, between ye pee avenue sad E street south, ey for same at the Southwest corner of id let, Fanning thence south 20 feet 9 inches thence east 1u9 feet | ipch. theace porth 20 inchor west 109 feet 1 inch, to the place o f cS Of salé, as prescribed by deed of trust : ash; 850 of which will be reqdired at thas of “oitlawads JO. MeGUIRE & OO, Aart, SUPERIOR OABINET FUBNITURE. 8 is y to inform his n&@erous fronds ae at 8) of , embracing every from the finest PA down to the CHEAP: STEAD. js not neecesary to oe Contin con! mzel vale article te be 4 RST CLAg® HOUSE. FUENISHING ESTAS. Po ad pa Sede OS 2a JOHN 0. WI se S-coSm t corner 9th + Couvmpia BUSPITAL FOR WOMEN LYINo-ik ASYLUM LA LISHMERT, snd at Dg Boutheas 9th and D'sts. . th street .(eircie,)corner of M str. Fourteen! a) if Do. ‘eet, This Institution has been estabiished for the re- ception of ite who may be suffering from di¢- to thei and for the admission pe eS po MEDIO ARF. Onin OnIEF.” Pace cht ae ost eae SEO a a pemectaeonn. B* GEBEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TBUSTEE’S SALE. EXOELLEAT TWO-8TOR FBAM sow SIX, ROOMS. SUTUATED Hq ABRYLAND B weeee 3 BETW. ‘TH AND STH STKE: 3 at at bhi Falbay. m., Lot num! 3 subdivision of square numbered 893, 8 nearly new two story Frame House; — by —s rty will be resold Hho Evening ty tthe ek ged cont of deci rT. requ! La tne of oak : and conveyancing and stamps of PurcheSORGE C. B. MITCHELL; Trastec. diately after the sale, we will sell, withow reserve fOr cash, gt oor in Wm. B. Tod's juare No. ow-coads “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. NITED STATES MILITABY BAILBOADS. SALB OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY. Wasuixcton, D. O., Nov. 16, . Will be sold at pablic auction, at foot treet. in this city,on FRIDAY, Novem- & 0H an o'elock s = the folli prop- id Truck Axles. Terma! Gast, in Goverainent bg Brevet Colonel a1 FITCH & B. 0. FOX, REAL ESTATE BROKERS ond ATTORNEYS FOR CLAIMANTS. OFFICE: CORNER OF 7TH AND F STBEETS. Opposite the Post: REFERENCES: ee gd w.W. — Kelly. poitt