Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1866, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. - . a AMUSEMENTS, &c,. TO-NIGHT. ATiONAL LubaTER —Po.miygat ) ‘goer: are offered a greattreat, as Mr. J was coat =ppesr in bis celebrated impetsonation of “Caleb Piommer,” in Boarcicaul’’s dramati- vanen of Dickens” besutifal Christmas” «« Lot, of the Cricket on the Hearih,"> + ° mn iatce, @olighely,” ia the very amusth ~Lend me Five Shillings.” Masonic Hatt —Tuird select soiree of the Abracadabra As-ociation thisevening Ovy FeLtows* L.—Grasd Than Bait ct ibe out da Circle, Fentsn prowe om Ge: wt Pe Senator Morrison and ober prominen eit) present, _ REST TER YS 0 be Fornust Hatt. Georgetown,—Firet: grand nels of the American Tazle Association to- aight. Upp Frrtows’ Matz, Wavy Yard —virst crand bali of Liberty Lodge, No. 6. K t #ytbias, this vaste: Rew CHURCH OF TRE Erfrmawny, G street_—Elo- cotuonary and musical soiree ening for benefit of the building fand Pr aexeh ad of the Incarnation. THe FssTivat of the ladies of the “Union Association for the Reliet of the Poor" con- ‘inues on 1 street, between i7th street and Con- necticat avenue. ——_e—— \Tue Conservative ‘ARMY AND Navy Un ion—Sereuade tw Gen. Grant.—The firstregu- iar Meeting of the Conservative Army and Davy t nion, under their new Constiiution. was held in the Aldermen's Chamber (Cnty Hall) last evening, Col. J. R. O' Beirne, Presi- dent, in the Chair, and Capt. W. Rudyard as Secretary Captain F. M. Malone, 16th Va.: HO. Kiei- ber, Ist D.C; James Harvey, 37th New York; ‘were nomipated and elected members of this Association. Lieut. Col. Farley, Capt. McConnell and Lieut. Stiles were appointed a committee to <enee forthwith aroom for the mneetings of the nion The Committee subsequently reported that they had engaged a room at Temperance Hali i —- Tuesday night, and their report was adopted Captain Giese asked that the committee on employment. as originally constituted, be dis- cbarged, and a motion te that effect was adop'- ed. The new Constitution was opened and the member present signed it. The following were announced as the Execu- tive Comaittee ; Col. O' Beirse. Col. Allabach, Col. Tait, Lieut. Col. Fairley, Major Warner, Capt. McKean. spt. McConnell, Capt. Young, Bape. Geise, Laicut. Rouse, Engineer Mockabee, Lieut. Sule, Lieut. Wailes, Capt Chilton, Uapt. Richmond and Capt. B. Ausun. The band of the Association was present un- cer Capt. Rau, and after performing some ap- propriate music, the Association adjourned. The Association beaded by the band then formed and proceeded to the residence of Gea. Grant and tendered him the compliment of a serenade. Tbe General was not at home, and after several pieces had been performed the party left The General was met on. street, near 4th, and Uo}. O'Beirne informed him that the Union bad been to his residence to tender Dim their first official serenade. The General remarked that he bad heard the masic and re- eretied that he was not at home to enjoy the compliment for which he thanked the Union ‘Brough Colonel 0’ Beirne. —_e—__. Tse New House or Secretary McUrr- *—The fine residence of Secretary Mc- loch. on the north side of H street, between ivth street and Connecticut avenue, is now re- ceiving its finishing touches, and it i: so nearly completed that the Secre: ary and family are enabled to occupy it. Itis a com- Modious three-story and ba: ement brick house, the front of which is mastic, imitating stone, and with the fine circular top twin windows, of which there are eight in front, it Presents a fine appearance, and isa great improvement to the neighborhood. There is also a fine iron failing in front. On the main floor, after Pass. ing through a heayy walnut doorway, « hall is reached, from which, through rosewood doors on the right, the parlor, 1S by 38 feet, is reached. At the end of the hall is the dining- room. 18 by 27 feet across the house, as also two large pantries. On the Opposite side of the ball is the office and library. These rooms are id feet in beight. About midway of the ball a fine stairway rises, occupying the space between the office and library, to the chambers above, each being 17 by (8 feet, and finished Tauch ‘he same as theapartments below. There are six chambers on each floor—each opening into the spacious hail, besides having doors connecting them—as also bath rooms, furnished ‘with the most approved apparatus. In the basement there isa large kitchen, with fine Tenge, besides servants rooms, storage for tuel, furnace, (the whole house being heated by hot Sir.) wine cellar, where the bottles are kept in sand, (to keep the wine at a uniform temper- ature.) This building is one of the best ar- Tanged in Washington for a private family ‘The building was planned by Mr. B. Oertly, of the Supervising Architect's Office, Treasary Department, who superintended its erection. Messrs. Martin & Foos were the brickiayers J. G@. Myers, carpenter: Jonn Domine, of Bal- timore, plasterer; C. G. Ball, furnace and rapge; Shepherd & Bro., gas fixtures ard plumbing: Wm. M. Eliis & Bro, iron railiog. ‘The painting was done by days’ work —_o——_ BRONZED STATUETTE OF MR. Lincoty.—A sketch for @ statue of Mr. Lincoin is now to be seen at Hudson Tayior’s Bookstore, modeled by Mr. Fish Mills, of this city, the artist of the beautiful bronze statue over the tomb of Lieut. G. R. Meigs in the Uak Hill Cemetery at Georgetown. The face is characteristic of Mr. Lincoln in some of his thoughtfubmoods: the bands are crossed behind the back in unas- suming attitude, the head inclining forward and somewhat downward, an attitude, as above remarked, peculiar to Mr. Lincoln when in meditative mood. It was the attitude in which he stood before Bis fire on the iéth day of Feb- ruary, i>64, when Mr. Mi Is entered nis room for the purpose of procuring 4 cast of his liv- ing features. lt wagthe first time the artist bad ever urbe pv oe ior vssion made was as = trayed ip this statuette. ries The artist designs as a pedestal for the statue, of which thisis a miniature, the Union bandle or Roman fasces bound together by a band four inches wide i which beams 4 star for every State, and this to setupon a square block two feet thick. This model is desigued for completion, we believe, for the order for the Washington Lincoln Statue, of which Mr. Parke, for Philadelphia, has a model on exhi- bition at Philp & Solomo: on exhibition at beautifully modeled female Higure represesting a (.uadroon Slave. er Tue MoveMENT OF CLERKS FOR INCREASE ov Pay.—Last evening, tbe committees waich bad been appointed by the Bureaus of the ya- rious Executive Departments of the Govern- inept, to Sppoint delegates to represent to the and to Congress the ne- being accor & bigher im, met at Union League cted as secretary. All ‘epresented except the ts. The delegates loliows: Treasury wept ment, KB. F. Stern, D. W. Mahon, and D. M. Kelsey; State Department, H. D. J. Pratt, A. Tuveiall Welch, and George Bartle; Post O: fice Department, Joseph H. Blackford, Lou Watkins, and Jonathan A ; Interior Department, Frank Geise, M. E. N. Howell, and J. M. Blanchard: Agricultural Bureau E. M. Whitaker. J. R. Dodge, and Wm. Duane Wilson. The meeting then adjourned. After some discussion as to whether the del- egates should be instructed to demand a speci- fic increase of compensation, or whether they should exercise their own discretion in the amount of increase asked, it was resolved that the latter course should be pursued, and the meeting adjourned. —_e——_. MaryLawp Sunpay SCHOOL Usioy—in Sccordance with the resglutions adopted by the oy oe State Comvention of Sunday Scbool legaies in Baltimore last year, the fourth aunual convention of the Maryland 8. S. Association will be held at Frederick, Md., on Tuesday next. The Sunday schools of the District are invited to send del tes, and itis expected that most, it not all, our schools will be represented. It is desirable, whether our schools are represented or not thateach should report to Rev. Grifith Owen, Baltimore, the number of teachers, scholars, &c. Bianks for such reports may be had of D A. Burr. corres- ponding secretary of the Washington City 8. 3S. Union. —_—_o——_— ORDERED TO Leave THE CiTy.—Last week, officer Coomes and Harrigan arrested John = Mc bone!) and Riebard Berr, on suspicion ot Tobbing passengers on the trains between this culy and Ricbownd. They were committed to fail for & hearing; but the officers fnitiog to obtain the evidence they wanted to identify the parties with the alleged robberies, they ‘were released from custodyand escorted to the cars by officers detailed for the purpose, and sent of to their homes in New Jersey. Susricion or Lanceny.—Westerday, officer Howes, of the Third Ward, arrested James Randolph, alias Williams, colored, upon a cbarge of stealing « coat from the livery stabie of J ©. Cook, Sib, near C street. The coat was, returned to the stable before the arrest, and the accused plead pot guilty. He was committed to jail tor bearing when a wi w Saw him take ft cam be st. motiedaatee THANKSGLY: TS, &. Natiomar tener fines of the Season to-morrow G ogee when the ae ©The Stranger”. bor’s Wife” will be wt sata Ovp rar att ALLA prane conesrt That kegi : it of the Goneen'and Sebools'of ths mmacalats Ose” Naw Manger HALL,Gx0ng! = sre nee the ‘Atmaicur Btniopian Bae Waturnaron Crrx Ganpex belt aod pic-nic by the ¥. ing Unites Oe Tow, | Daneing to commence at 3 o'clock p. m., sud be Kept up uatil morning. Honse Property Recovered, and the 8 sed” Committed. —M 7 night, about € o'cloc! . John A. Of Prince George's, d., rode to isbarg to make some p and when in the store some thief rode off with his mare, ye yonug animal, valued at $200. Yesterday morning. Mr. Soper went $e police headquarters and telegraphed to the lous precinets, offering a reward of $25 for his.mare. In the mean- time a friend of Mr. Soper went witp officer yoss to Wall's bazaar, and recovered the ani- arrested Obartes Smith, cotored. for . Smith said he gave $25 the night be- ‘Tore for the animal, to a man on the street, but Mr. & pper said he saw Smithin Bladensburg sbont the time the mare was stolen. Justice Morsell committed Smith to awaitia Fequisi- tion from the Governor of Maryland. —toee- — . CITY ITEMS. Se Mayor's Orrice, Uity HALL, 2 Wasninaton, D.C., November 24, 1866.5 1 deem it only necessary to remind the citi- zens of Washington that the President NAS set Apart Dhureday, the 29th instant, a3 day of Thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God, to induce a compliance witb his behests, ana a Proper observance of the day on their part eo BicHARp WALLACa, Mayor. ——s—— MELTON Svits for gentlemen, can be had at Henning’s One Price Clowing Store on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland | enue for tbe low snm of Fourteen and Fourteen- fifty tor regular sizes. Extra sizes to fit large men. paaaibae | a ELOCUTIONARY AND MUSICAL SorReg, for the benefit ot the Charch of the Lacarnation.— ‘The egtertainment given for the benefit of this new Episcopal church, at the Lecture Room ofthe Epiphany Church, G street, between 15th and th streets, takes place this (Wednes- day) evening, and coneists of solos. duets, tri- os, and choice readings and recitations, both poetic and prose. Ladies and gentiemen ama- tenrs assist both in the musical and tn the elo- culionary parts of the entertainment. yeti oiiny ieee. Lapies, Mr. ©. F. Cammins, 3i7 7th street. (s€cond coor below Northern Market) has re- cetved this week an immense lot of the pret- test high eut kid and Jasting button gaiters with kid congress you-ever saw. Aiso, hand- some sewed calf dress boots for youths and boys, together with beantifal very high cut button and lace kids for misses and children. Mr ©. ts receiving shoes daily, from his favor- ite manufacturers to suit ali ages and sexes, dnt bas at present the largest and most superb assortment ever before in this city. 3 ———o—1as Carar Cnrma, Grass anp Onockery STORE.— We are pleased to inform the puodlic thar Mr. J. R. Foley is now North parchasing bis Fall and Christmas Goods. He bas al- Teadv sent on a large stock of Uhina, Glass and Orockery Ware, Catlery and Plated Ware, Ceal Oil, Lamps, and House Farnishing goods, which he offers to the public at reduced rates. and guarantees entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with acailat his stores, No. Pennsylvania avenue, and 316 F street, e- ween Ii ib and 11th streets. Goods rented to balls and parties at the most reasonable terms and delivered at short notice. Was pan eo For CutLpLarns and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocation is a specific. Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 494 Peunsylyania avenue, between + aac 6th streets ~ A Surg Pits Be.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of iles. Sent by mail on receiptof #1. Circu- fr Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romame, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. & —_ Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Extarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excresences, &c., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn. av.. hetween 4% and 6th streets. Office hours from 5 a m. te5p. m., and6to & p.m. ee PRrnres can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter —— MARRIED, HOWISOM—FITTON. On the 15th of Novem ber, 1366, by the Bev. B. P. Dulin, at the resi- dence ef the bride’s father, SAM HOWISOM. of Washington city, to Miss MARTHAJ. FITTON, of Prince William Co , Va. DOWELL—FITTON. At the same time and Bigcs ard by the same, WM. A. DOWELL, to BAH A. FITTTUN. el. youngest daughter. { Warrenton, Va., Index ease copy of DIED. WILL. On the morning of ‘i of Jor MARY E, WILL. wife Funeral will take fre st cerner sth and L streets, pext a.m. Friends of the family are re- quested to be present. pate WABMEBS. BADONNAS, TOILET WAITER. BUEAD AAD OSKE Beantifall: ices. 'y degorated J low prices. aE e. no 25-e06t 320 Pa. ave. Gor & BAKBK CELEBRATED FIBST PREMIUM FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, The best Family Machine in the market. The oaly Iachine thet will both Sew and Em- der perfectly. make an Elastic Stitch that will net break "alt ent ciain foo their merits, at DAVIS &'GAITHES'S, nowIn 88 Market Space. J mPrine AND 8TO woepD. 252 Penn'aarve,, bet. Uthand 12th sts, 259 Always on hand a full supply of the above-named article, sa wed and'split in any length and size re- quired, and promptly delivered to any part of the ee the LOWEST CASH PRIORS. t THOS. J. GALT. % Meat. ices azar, Stansbury’s Extra Family MINOE MEAT. Just received, and fur sale by EGAN & PERRIE no 2% -6tif Corner E and sth streets. Beesw BEatT. We have just received oer eee re ved & new su York BUCK W mia, the best in thesity” 8°" sale no 23-Stif EGAN & PEERIB. FRUITS, NUTS. ac. Just received per steamer from New York new supply of as. Qurrants. Figs, Dates, C Prunes, Freftch Fruit e! 'eaches, Appl Jelties, P: ger. Shellbarks, Almon inate, Bilberts, Greuberri a 1 ecans. ls i. HERE Boas 2 P) mare. ** Corner E and 9th stree' THE CAOTUS CIGARS. Mawourccr BED XOLUSIVELY, AND copyrighted for ROOSE & CHANDLBE, are for sale, whelesale and retail by W. 8. BOO! St Willard’s and National Hotels, aud at W.E. CHANDLER'S Ch, Store, uuder Ebbitt Mouse, corner F and Mth streets We call the s: 1 attention ef dealers to these CIGARS, as t! Bre undoubtedly the finest in quality and a ake ever produced in THIs countRY, bars Denner at ‘all advance on cost. Bo 2° ‘ANOY OHAMBEK OBTS. ; FANOY CHAMBER SETS. uve La seat Saperted a very large and beauti- ert FANOY OHAMBEB SETS, which we will sell at oar o res. 3 BRO., Importers of niebing Goods, Bo %-d6t 320 Penn ore jetzerott Hat La KETS—Red, Blue, Grey, White and other LESLE RUT AR SUEREPS. asayer LS BAmsON's, Siva a res Bt CASTORS, TOKLE castors, ¥ vBks, SPOONS, of ounnnety ‘ te, day. no 26-eont (Matzerott Bali) Atorrs WOOD AND OUAL YARD. Mth’ street, between L and M streets. SP WOOD brid COAL constantly on hand. net-lm? ... . for two in fami , DByt at Nol Skat Spear, itt ) the best 0 reference. Dall ot address Uiieneneee W A8aEb- 3) seed are sober. indus . ctable OF chamberma'd and’waiter, Le’ ots, omc yy, street, between 2st und 234. cy r in as wecowsto milk’ Apply to : rie Sea Tien nbd fam mea. te PE) or Rotel or bearding house mera- Ye beat re parson isth st north, ard. Apply ai oth st north, ANTsD—Good K. Will pay rice. W Isr V' Pa. attooe, between erandain.” } Ro $1,000 Saree rcseriise oa veara on tmoproved f ity. A liber: iven. MONEY, Be fae 068 Er ne s7-3t* 2) te | in Washi Wao a acres wean Poe i bi ! i Break and todging. "Preference given to ® Rice ire dena eeecrae prea at night ofany kind. or in transiatio from French into Beferences given and required. Address LOGIST, Georgetown, 5 no d-2t" WV ANTED—A =) SCALE, and STURE TRUCK, A Star office. * "no m6-3t* * JAN — tel; ood DBESSMA W arene ame 3 trimmtog and fnish- ing of work, at Ne. 457 3d street east, itol i no 26 3t* Pp rage: one PAE TED-waated immodiate- ° ne bnt good ¥ Fe On ands. NO EN WIO en, anal & ST no 26 3t* Office cor. 7th st. and the W 48TED IMMEDIATRELY_TWO TIN AND SHEETIRON WORKERS Also two TIN ROOF ERS Apply at 489 and 491 south E, be- tween 6th and 7th, ax ¥- 3 Bo 26 4t™ MARKS & STBOMBERGER. V /ANTED Witia tec Renee young LADY desires a SITUATION to sew. Understands meking plain dresses and all kinds of clo! children. Terms 34 ber week and board. Refer ences given. Apply at Star Office, nO 26-31* ANTED—A STORE, or part of a Dry Gools i cal Get clans trade te eny Hours heging room will call first c a use having roo tospare. Location between 6th and lith stree: on the avenue, north ride, o1 streets within a few S 8 , Box 765, Geo WARNTED—0n J de . no 23 6t* ry 1, 1867,a YOUTH (from 14 to 17 years of age) to act es Salesmanin a wholesale metal ardware house. Must be active. intelligent. willing to assist in 6very work inired,and not afraid bg oo 8 or clothes. ntly. Beference required, ess PB. H. Box 849, City Bost Office. 24-002 V ANTED.—D. L. WELLS & 00. Houses, both large and small. ture ef those about to sell tor several first-clags Houses to Congress and others’ D. L. WELLS ., COr- ner 10th and F streets no 6-Im W ARTED—car lady friends to know that we bave ai for a weekly supply of ST PMPs ofthe VERY LATMST designs for Braid and Embroi-ery. All of the richest designs now iu New York reach usa few days after for |. Joseys. Waists, Bacques, Slipper: Smoking Oaps. Yokes and Band: are second to none in the country, PRINCE'S. 31 F street, < posite Patent Office, \ 7 ANTED TO BUY. all HO! . botween : 7th and pte) ag id pee Penns: we i nia arenne ai street. Apply to 0. B. BAKER, Star Office. oc 23 tf WwW ANT ED .—New and Cast-Of Clothing Watches. Pistols, Guns, or any other kind o: The highest cash price paid at the Mer- broker's Store of A. FULTON & OO , street, three doors north of Pa. ave. t for Binger’s Sewing Machines. Brass ale. Seamstress wanted. oe 17 Im* W AnNTEP ReeUOND HAND EURNITORE Alo, MIBEORS, OABPETS, BEDS, BED. Ping asa HOUR utah doape ster jen "between G and H. aast side SS oc 7-tf White Wwova Salute, Fo RERT—A oo ans?® rear ofhouse 115 A etrect seer ol RENT_Soverai 0.537% H atreet, bet x39 2 0Ous FOR & house 0 oupiod bene Ste oe north A street, “BOOM wi the Fix- mgt thar St ares and — end one small HOOWS: sh'traphed seeooe im, av,, Bet 19h and Wth ste. UB RENT—Twe UNFURNISHED ROOMS en a ‘com! ™ at No- 4'sth strect, between Mand Be“? ao seat OR BALE-A B —Several neatly on the southeast corner - ‘UR RENT—Teo pleasant RUU Ms, suitable for Bosrders cam” mmodated at 391 . borth, between he no 25 3t* —' ‘ily without child: two hie a ee No ae M etreet north, between Sth end 9th west. FOK 1 —One ROOM on int floor. and three F ROOMS on 2d floor, over Stinemetz's Hat and ae Btore, 234 Penn's avenue. — je. 3 paren FUBRISHED BOOMS, suit- + half block from the us. avevac; between th Ro 23-3t* BIUK STABLES, with accom: eight horses and four carriages. Inquire 340 Pen f r and gas attached. R per month, two story» seven-room HO| eof H south, between 44 and 6th streets. 48536 7th st., between )OK KENT—A BRIOK HOUDE, coma Nery poy ary Buiween, pats pod ine jocality,and near ee le re next door, No. 989, for LOUIS WEGEB. *OB BENT—A BOUSB, containing with Osrriage boa Vasbington, near 7th street road. ther particulars inguire of near Brightwood ce. 2 28-8tt OR SaLE—A fine two-story BBIUK HUUSE> honse contains @ splendid and summer kitchen; alse, A most desirable b and stable, 3 miles snd Lot 20x186 fe ftore. tour large roc a large shed am ri OK RENT OR SALE—One two story BKIUK HOUSS, with back building, contaiuing eight rooms, dry cellar; Stable, W: Over 8 000 feet of grownd attached to it. ou B street near 6th street east u f inquire at JOUV lersey avenne aod [ le Yard,corner New UG STOKE Fos SALE—Situated on ene of the most prominent corners in Washington. handsomely fitted up. well stocked, and doing » Will be sold cheap, the proprietor eing called eS city by ether tion. Box 740, City Post OK KENT—A small neatly furvishea BROOM. Terms @8 yer mouth O04 Massa . 'y Pharmaceutal Office. n?8 e3t tT 1 Penn’s avenue, four squares from 8 moderal EB or npferaished. two connecting on lower floor. Dst , bet. 12th and 18th, No. 301. UR SALE—The FURNITURE of for sale, No. 409 8th st , bet G Possession When sola no 27 e CIGAR STOR Bent $10 per month. Inquire Ro. will be for rent. oR RFHT—BED BOOM and PARLOR, suit able for a member of Congress, with or with- No. 24 Missouri avenue, be and cth streets a > : 7 vr FOR SALE AND RENT. NT—A large SALOON PARLOB | ° ond floor, unfurnished. Also, a front ROOM. on first floor, furnished, suitable for cham- ber or office, Sewing Machine for sale. 404% 22th st., bet. Land K. Bo 27-8t* Foe BENT—On H street, near isth, a BRICK mostly furnished; eight Tooms; gas HOUSE. and boobed go front and rear; to ily without ie ddress H. K., City Post Office. no OB RENT—A vestly furnished PARLOR and OHAMBER, both freat. Also furnished Chambers on the 24 and 8d floors, to entlemen only. Apply southwest corner 6th and streets,one block from Patent and Post Of- fices. Do 27-4t* (OR BENT—Parior and Bed BOOM, commant- F cating. Marloues cn iat floor. with fire and as; $75 per ny ee Second story back room, rhished, with fire ano gas: $20. ideace 3 F street, between 9th and 10th sis, Uail between 2 and6p. m. Bo 37-2t* OR RENT Larce HOUSE. No. 562 Pa. « > With 12 ri and fr Peace, E redtaurant. ° HOU wi H rience xe al en ee! | go BAI ment nden Bx Office. 34 Pa. 25 by 100 feet. Ae, ve fall HOOSES, i= First Ward One B K HOU! 0 ORIG Beek streets, with nine tae. tee SEE K HOUSES, itr FA "yor ferme; Se. toners of . F. KELLEY, al Estate Agent, Office 363 8th street west, no 27 3t* near north [etree . F° SALE OR BENT—The well-known ANDBEW JOHNSON RESTAURANT, No. $28 E street, near National Theatre, 13th and 14th streets. Apply to J. D. WEST, on the premises. DO 26-34" 4° 0; 'TAND FUBNITURE FOR SALE—A F HOUSE ot ii rooms, in thorough order and completely furnished for boarding purposes, Ft further information ly to WM. F. HOLTO! at Howard’s Steble, 454 G street, between and 7th. BO 25-40" Fo RENT — On lith street, thrée squai southeast of new State ent, two ne: and convenient two story HOUSES, four rooms aud kitchen, at ro pat pe ith ; and three as 12.50. iT. OOLDWELL & 00., 485% 7th street, near 7OR NT—December Ist,to a email family, F without children or boarders, partly FG: NISHED HOUSB, conteining seven rooms gus and water; yard front and rear, Apply 276 B street, near 2 no 15-W ,85t* peat rte Os SS Da 'OB RENT—Decomber ist, tos ceutioman and ‘wife, two very désirable adjoining OMS, first oor, furnished, for housekeeping; water cen- Yenlent. and gas, Apply cettage corner © and Nerth Capitol sti le 4 BABE OHANCE FOR HOTEL KEEPERS. Haviog thoroughly remodeled and rebuilt the ol tn th tty of Ben eetpwan DD, 0.11 eow offeé the e city o »D.C., 1 ni same for iT ‘Ob LEASE upon vory liberal t “This building is situated on the corner of Wiege and Washington streets, on the line of the oe ° ale ang —— Pi jer ilroad, lead. DE Departmen! the Capitol, N. Yard, Bail: And is within three blocks of the ‘Washi line. It contains forty (46) rooms, besides the kitchen with Lath-rooms, with hot and cold water. and wi clogets for gentlemen on the and for ladies on the second floor. nished with gas throngbout. An addi al ber of rooms can be added, if desired, by finishing ‘The exterior of the ailding's handsomely fa- ished in modern style, with Mausarde root sud ge pseparate entrance for ladies on Washington Sin the basement there are rooms desi for = Restaurant, with dining-room and kitchen sepa- "for further partic lars adress, with references da ig eg Be RILEY (SHINN. corner of Greene a1 ve streets, {int&Ohron} Georgetown, D.C. no 8 eo2w SS AE PS Se ca ey OE IRS GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS ING CATHOLIO8’ FRIEND A ym is Stocr ebgehanse aun at ARUN ae commencing MONDAY RVEBING™ Docenioe ‘A Band of Music in attendance every evening. Admission, ldcents. ‘Season tickets: @i no 26 cost™" i ox Fol F 'VING !—Wallace's de- HiSicsgus butt Paste, Mince Pies, Freab Oitro on nar ib "35 Bridze sts Georgetown, no 26.3¢ W 4T0Hgs, JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE J.8.BLACKFORD & SON, C., oppo. 99 oui: reet, Lp gem Do. USE oO LINE L THE OLDEST. oes UB a We offer our usual complete assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE. Just received, a large lot of 14 aud 18 karat Glen, wiehotce fl ot MILU RE Sie PLATED Also, a choice for wedding and holiday presents. no2-tt OB BENT—Desirable, BOOMS, in suites or singly,at 164 Penn’a enve, between 17th Unexceptionable references re- ND BED BUOMS 1S per mooth. Alse, . Arply at No. 455 6th st., bet» een CO and Louisiana av. OB BENT—To a desirable tenant. a newly farnished four-story HOUSE,—reserving fora gentleman and lady, the second floor and ove room t ing six —_ attic SS an . FURNISHED PARLORS A from $8 to ont fourth .—| en, at Ne. 4501 OB RENT—Two or three at 297i Massack nsetts and lth, peer the from the streefears. ue, between Lith nd half bi B —One PARLOR snd BED ROOM. well furnished, suisable for Members of Oon- first floor, —— same on the sec- grease, ‘thy ond floor, 424 9th sts.. near the ne 27-3t" B RENT—A small comfortad! Toten or tive Booms, suitable for a family, convenient to 4th and 5th ete. BARE CHAN le or reat, the good ESTAURANT con- Founa. ‘avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel. no 27-38" /B RENT—A BRICK HOU! ‘ street, bagreen M ona N, Is bine rooms an with fruit trees and grape arbor; house new! venient to street cars. enue, between 4% and 6th ‘no 27 st* STAND for Meat Market or Inquire corner ith and A street north, Capito! Hill, st i FRONT PABLOR, farvish ‘8, fornished or cre of ground, pat ite the National RO 25-3t* For sale, the of store corner nd avenue apd te 4 o'clock, on the premises. OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, contrai- ly located, contai “A iB SALE. Idk HOUss, on 343 ist st. east, between O 5 aE er one BOOMS on first Ly ing. For 4 aire Banos os oa A LO: six Leon HOUSE. with bail, on Worth Gatrent 4 years on deferred payments. ‘& CO. 485% 7th ote HANOE—For immediate sale. Bi ~ peated eal : errant 5 an ures . mediately, by letter, to A. BIG. Oty RICK HOUSES, containi een sth and 5t! aoe corner ef Sth and P streets north. HE BAB AND are One. of s good Bar- pif app lied for before Nov. 30. 429 Pennsylvania avenue, between no 26 3t™ easy terms—A treet orth. bet: aD cor ara? ae luguire No, 223 F BRENT—T oB T . will be sold ‘ELLE. wi sold /B SALE—A good Ciroke with fiztures a) and ood bt Best of reasons gist, No 59 Penvsylvauia avenue, al WN HOUSE AGENCY eens eS DHIDGE STHELT. bad = several desirable H Baio We invite immed ately RY A ay § for rent, class ESIDENCES, ‘bs0 the attention of reliabie ‘par- OBME & COOPER. OR EENT_PARLOB ond OHAMBEB, both front, ly farnished. Rent low. Apply No. poe 12th street, between Gand HB, Bef GETT & they aft ASE AND Sace Bu Fiore. were unable to ing Lot from our catalogue Orres OF OLA of Property wil be the consent of the owner to subdivi: Bow prepared to offerga the same liberal terms ve been selling whole squares. This offers iSrorlires setae ision to be seen at our office, ALE OB BENT. between ase is 1 feet front all through the orig —The FABR, for the FSR Paldence of Maser Pher 378 » bet Tp. Lene dhemptamey sg . Bale, several x iT AL ae —AUOTION SALES. _- [For other Auction Sales se fourth pags.) TD. L WELLS & Oo... BY Lceccanaba rat HOVGEHOLD ANO KIT EM FUREITURE ‘AGUTI On BA aye Ue rest ct Wo'clock &. @., We, »@t No. 346 isch street north. ot Penni t ‘Weat.e general assortment Bot Fe rt Mohegany and other Tables pinade, Be. papther: cin tea ten ‘a -Olicloths . aster ‘Gases, Piliow ciips, Blankets, Parior and Qhamber Stovev Rooliection ef 0 "Theological and Miscel- C0 a, rie cost $0, and ode very a Yyriet) et Homemnde Preserved and Onuned SALE OF HORSES mga HARNESS, ENING, Dec. 1, at 10 0’c!"k, cuatnemoar Bi 1G, Dec. 1~ at 19 o'cl "ks sale,) comprising about— Many good eoney sheen Horses. LSO. A large of and Second-hand Bug- Gace ways, Carriages, Wagons, and other Ore now Jenny Lind Wagon, built in this city Now and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, &c.. at private sale. ot » (@fall description at ¥ W. B. LEWIS & C0., Auctioncers. B No. 307 Pennsylvanie avenue. EXTENSIVE PAWNDKOKER'S SALE OF OVE: IVE THOUSAND LUTS OF USBE DE: MUNDAY and TUESDAY next. December 34 and 4th. at our Avction Stand. we shall sell. about 5.00 lots, embracing Men and Bey's Olothing, Over Ooats, Frock and Sack Business Coats, Pant Vests.and Underciothing of every descri Ladies’ Clothing and Dress (Goods. Silk, A Poplin. and oti esses Cloaks, Sb &c., with a variety of Underclothing, Dress Goods. &c. Also, a large number of very fine 18Carrat Plain and Diamond Set Watches. 200 Stlver Watches of «very descrivtion, Diamond Rings, Pins, Goid Onsine Jewelry, &c.. ac. Also, Guns, Pict Alse, Musical, jca!, and Dental Instrumente, with many other Goods unnecessary toe: . Every Lit to be sold withont reserve no 78 W.B LEWIS & ¢ ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctions: Stores 315 and 317 South corner Pa. avenne'and 9th street. LARGE FBEBNOH-PLATE GILT MIR&OR, COUNTEB DESKS. WITH GLABS HAIR Pom eeeBs, FUBNITURE, & , AT AUC- On SA TUBDAY MORBING, December 1, com mencing at 12 o'clock, we willetc!!, at our Auction rare French-plate Mirror, § feet high,3 fect 9 inches wide 5 Counter Desks, with glass, donbie Hair Mattresses, Shuck and Hair do om Etagere and Sideboard, indow Bhades, of New and Second hand Carpets, With a large stock of Housekeeping Goods, alt of which will be peremptorily sol aaa W.L, WALL & 00. Av ¥ GREEN &@ WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. _ EXECUTORS SALE @F BEAL ESTATE AT PUBLIO sUUTION. On TUBSDAY the lith day of December next, at socleck p m1 sball sell, on the premises, that portion of jand Lelopging to the late Eliza beth Butler, deceased on the south side of house Ford Bond, at the intersection of the Branch road, and near Fort Stevens. containin, re in two or mc and for a market garden. and several bi < Its loeation is such as renders it very destrabl operty end is within three and « half miles of ashington, on t reed. and pear tl be on the day ofsale. Any persons wishing to look the premises before the day of sale. they can do so by calling on J. 8. McURESNEY , at Brizhtwood, aon vd sn, remises pith pleasure. je perfect. Terme cas! ALFRED BAY, Executor. no®-rokds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE. By virtue of two dee s of ed from Francis er, « ie pery . 5 re- corded in Lager 8 OPN 2, folio 161. et ber i of the Land Becords of. Washington Osanty, Dis trict of Columbia. and one to Williem F. Ma tingly, dated the Isth July, A 'D. 1885, and recorded in Liber N- or N. O 60; fo.i0 22, ef seq. of said Records—we shall sell Ag public auction, in front of the premises, on FEIDAY. the 9th day of November. 1356, at 4 o clock p. m., Lots numbered 2 end 3. in Square No. 844, and ali that part of Lot pumbered 4, in said — contained within the Sollosing mates and bounds: —Beginning for the Bing theace weat 22 feet; thonce meetin 3s fon ing theace wee! feet: north 73 feet; y ie. nnd thence Soath 35 foot to the place of inning. The above property fe situated om D street south, between 6th Sth streets east,ani isimproved with alarge two-story Brick Building. been used as s lager beer brewery, for wi ‘as i Tl adapted. The corms of sale will be-—One third cash: fc beh the tes of the ft ag AE te wi notes of the purchaser. ter from the day of sale, and secured by =a et — the property, will be taken 100 ll be required on the real estate at thetime ofsale. Possession can be had within ten days after the sal Ail, conveyancing and stamps at WALTER surviving Trustee. Wit. L. DONLOP are eat ce ibeotw” GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. S7THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED to comply with the terms ofsale, whica was mado on the ih of November. of the above proper. Pee Ep ree e Se ee oe ager, OD premises, on 3 ‘DAY, the ah dey of December next, at 4 0°Clok mn Terms asabovestated. $500 will be uired 4 hen the prey is Knocked off pe CHARLES WALEED. surviving Torte, WE. ¥. MATTINGLY. Trustee, nova "GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY Saar s wittins, ‘Auctioncers. TBUSTER’S SALE. By virtue of a deed oP ieast bearing date on the seventh of March. A.D. 1865, amd re- corded In Liber N.C... Bo. 54, folio 370, Japd recerde for Washingtds eounty. in the Dis- trict of Colambis, I will se! lic le front of the mises en T AY the 20th Boe Rar ahaa aS ee gicece? ti * per nine bundred and Jour. (304) mid Bart of lot v front of twenty- on the side of Bighth strect east, and Fanning back with that Wee publiceiley. (3) Test and three (3) in- One-third of the purchase money to be paid th cash; and the balance asix and twrive mon oy ith jackrest, qoamees, by deed of trust pon rem! ol tired of the purchaser at the time of sale All cpeverancing and stempe st the cost of the pur- chever. Fs de: yee oy ot ene, the true escent Fgh to resell the premises at the and cost of copra ene a WM. B. WARD, Truster. _no2$-soade GREEN © WILLIAMS, Auers._ HEESE! OBESSE(T ela 21 birt Wane aNGLisn Datty, iw MNS 8S Seer s etantin hese ooh ltrs. 4G. GABTO ae gun atenset oor” rou Penn’aevenae,” 0 ce 3-im* BOCERIES, G TEAS, Pad WINES, LIQUORS, &c. Having enlarged our store by the addition ef the warekouse lately occupied by W.€. Whitewll & Co., we are now prepared to offer ta the trade GBEATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER, It being parpose to keep & large, well assort. edand carefully selected stock of ne rene ~ WINES, LIQUORS, with jactinde me S. Ww confident, pal tnnetynen manpey apccihray Sie = ALL OLA88E8 OF GOODS Tobe foundin a well regulated Grocery Store at the LOWEST MABERT BATES, And we invite buyers to v0 7-1m Nos. 65 and 67 Louisiane gvenee. M™: 4°38; . I scone LE Ee AUCTION SAL ¥ DAGLE & 00., Auctioneers. D. NG, Bevember 80, at 10 Will cell, at “Greenwood.” the residence 8 Alexander ie, Sy mile tore toe Barness; 10 le B : . Farm cols, Farming im “4d FROS. DOWLING, Anct B* GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioncers STORY BRICK AWD ENT TRONTing On "Bali itive ° PS M VALUABLE TWO sty 13TH STKBETS W On FRIDAY, the stp SST, AT PUBL instant, at 4 o'clock p. Premises, part Lot No a Rete fnch front. re: « Re nN bere. end wide square of ground the new market site 7 Terms . One balfcash; balance fn six and twelv> Moptds. for notes bea ing interest. and secured eed of trust on thepremises Ail and revenue stam 810° down onthe day of ale, “Rodd ss GREEN & WILLIA Br GBEEN & WILLIAMS, a: ENSIVE SALE OF ING. ON PENNW'A AVE. 20th streets west. at Pablic A: Commencing on MONDAY, the at7 oclock p m , and continuin, St the same beur until the whole Drees and Overcoats kin Pants and Veats Cassimere Business Coats, Pants and Vests Youths’ and #0)«' Clothing Also, A fine atsortment of Gents” Furnishing @oods of every Cescription, ___ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acts, BX GBEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, ——~ ‘SALP OF A La TLE. sl). and cOutempisted for 7 con veyanctag * ot the cost of th . REAPY-MADE OL». ~ Between 19tn nn@ $4 day of Dacem- and Mower. Ingersotl's ons. Ox and Horse Wood . lot Avsortment of Farmiog Implemen &. On MONDAY, the 34 day of December, at 10 o'clk a. m.. if fair. if mot next fair day, we will se: the resiéence of Theod: from the Navy Yard Bridge ker, the following stock and other perso: ert Talrty seven Head of youn them rome fine Milch Co: superior Oxen Eight cood Farm Horses ze Two Patent Hay Presses. one never need Buekeye combined Mower ard Reaper with box aad wood bodics a ‘Two Ox Carts a: 4 one Horse Cart Two Spring Market W Two Carriages and one ore Mesher, Bsq . kno ind adjoining Fort Ra fat Cattle. amo and Give yoke ns and Harness keway, with Single and Two hundred Barrels of Corn, with large lot of Fodcer and shucks ¥ of Seasoned Oak Wood attention of farmers, butchers, and gra led to this sale. which will be Pp ally Bt 10 o'clock to je us to Snieh in opeday. ag neer Good Hope * will designate the farm. “_ GBEEN WILLIAMS, Ancts B* J. 0, McGUIBE & ©0., Anotioncers. ALE OF LOT ON THE NAVY TRUSTEES § or of & deed of trust, bearing dete 10th of recorded amomg the Laid & corde ber B M H.. No. 20, nnirg forthe sane at the Sout: ence sect ied fest tach, thane orth 20 €est 109 feet . thence i ‘West 109 leet 1 inch, te the place o f B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AB. EXORLLENT TwO-sTO HOUSE, 0! X BUOMS, ATED ON SThEETS Rast § | YES jeed of trust, bearing date M) and duly retorted tn auc: the premises, oa ember the S0th, at ¢ a cl mbe: accorét & Broadwater vs. et al., No. 479, offer at suction, on Fiii- ber next, on pie yay Sih By virtue of a. of ae ta of Oolam- I shall sell, on o: 8ba , the 20th day of next. at 40 Eabeeaoe the improvements, — House on the front, apd another two-story louse fronting on the rms: One half cash; belance in six and twelve interest, and SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY. Will be sold at of 7th street, in ber 30th, at 11 o'clock erty, viz 87.200 toid old Railroad Iron . LL penternetetecee age a pt 1PTORY Malinstialect sod to vacates the, promieee ieee ~: k at greatly reduced prices, consist-