Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. Akai as DRAPLY ASSAULT anv BATTERY—A Man | Sradbedt ond Out.—Early yesterday moramg the police of the Second Ward were called apon to quiet gdistarbence at the house of Lizzte Mc. or k, 00 13tB street, south of Pennsylvania Svenue. and upon en ering found a man named Jobo Olaicy terribly Incerated and stabbed in the body, arms, and head, with blood poar- ing frown bis wounds. Upon in airy they as- certained (bat the person co! with inflict- ing the wounds was @ man named Edward Neason, a watchman at the East Ospitol bar- Tacks. The officers secured as many of the witnesses as possible, and made arrangements ‘for the speedy apprehension uf Neason. About noon officer Frazier bim on Pennsyl- yania avenue, near loth and D streets, walking briskly toward the tol. There was no dis- guise as to bis clothing, but he had shaved of his moustache, which was not sufficient to de- cvtve the officer, who knew him ata distance by bis peculiar waik. Last night Justice Mer- sell gave the prisoner a hearing at the Central Guardhouse. testified that Saturday Lizgve McCormick night the accused came in late with Emma Ber- pard, one of the girls boarding at the house, and Emma hed been drinking. Knowing that the girl was disposed to be noisy when intox. icated, witness told her not to drink any more. Sbe went out again, and Ciancy and English, and som: heir friends, came to tbe house. When Emma returned she WSs disposed fo be unruly, and began to flirt with Clancy. Witness told Neason he had better take ber to her room and pacify her. Neason replied that he was “ going to do som thing bad to-night.” Neason went away, and sfter awbile Clancy took the girl Emma te her room. Sunday morning early she was aroused by one of the girls, who came to her room and said ~ Al-ts killing Clancy,” and heid up the handle of a pitcher broken and covered with blood. Witmess gotup and ran to the room, and ssw the weunded man standing in a pool of bleod, and the blood pouring from his wounds. Asked Emma Bernard why she did not give the alarm, and sbe said she was so excited «be conld not batlos. Witness did not see snything of the fight. Witness said that after Neasou left that night the doors were all fastened, and no one let him in. He forced his way in by getting over a low back building to a window, by which he got into the p: leading to the room in which the gir’ lept. Fanny Wilson testified that she was in bed in be room when Clancy and Emm: Bernard came to tbe room. Fell asleep soon after. Was awakeaed by Neason in the room standing cy, holding a pitcher in his hand, ung, “You s—n of ab—h! yon are bed with my woman.” Saw him strike several times with the pitcher. Did not see any knife. Dr James Phillips testified that Sunday morn- ing be was called to 450 13th street, io see a Wounced man. Saw there a man with some en or 8 dozen punctures upon bis body. They looked &s if they might have been inflicted with a ciasp knife. The wounds are not necessarily fatal, but one of them would probably have caused mstant death, but for the fact that the instrument came in contact with a rib. ©. W Frazier, policeman, testified that he arrested Neason on the avenue, near LD and loth streets. Neason asked what it was for. and if the officer had a warrant. Frazier re- that he (Neason) knew well enough was for, and that the warrant was all ‘ m then remarked that he wanted Witness told him that he ney up, and he was well enough ked what he did it t ‘ancy served him a scaly trick. He (Nesson) bad caught him in bed witb his (N."s) woman. John English testified to his being at Lizzie McCormick’s with Clancey and others. Heard some remarks sbout Emma being drunk, and the probability of trouble in consequence. Was several times approached by Emma, who wanted him to go to her room; bat he pushed her away from him. He was asked to stay there. as trouble was feared, and he consented. In the night he was awakened by some one eslling out “Al is up stairs killing Clancey !” After some difficulty im finding his clothes, Witness ran up stairs and saw Clancey stand- ing im the floor, and agirl with a towel drying up the blood. Saw but twe wounds, a gash in the forehead and another in the arm, and start- ed for a doctor. Upon his return, Clancey was Standing in a pool of bleod. He remarked te Witness, “ This was never intended for me; it ‘was meant for you,” meaning English. The girl who was attending him confirmed it by saying, “ Yes, it was meant for you.” Emma Bernard testified that she was in bed ‘with Fanny Wilson and Clancy; was awakened trom ber sleep by Neason and Clancy fighting. Saw Neason sirke Clancy with a pitcher They bad been fighting before she awoke. The evidence of this witness amounted to but little, she accounting for it by saying she was awakened suddenly and was confused. Justice Morsell committed Neason to jail for court. Emma Kernard, who had boen in ens- tody all day, was released upon the payment of acorporation fine ef $3, im: for her Misconduct at night. Dr. Phillips probably alluded to the se- verest wounds when setting them down at tenor adozen. One of the witnesses stated thattwenty-seven wounds which were stitched Up were counted. a An Imrortant RULING—Magistrates Re yui: to Keep a Docket._—Friday, in the Circuit Court, (Chief Justice Cartter,) during the progress of an action brought yp Potnee Seldner (surviving partner) against pold Gassenheimer for the amount dueon some twenty ji ents alleged to have been recovered before juire Murphy, 4 justice of the for this Dis- trict, an important ruling was given by the Court. Mr. Morgan, counsel for plaintiff, proposed to read in evidence the original process of the magistrate, with the endorsement thereon, to the effect that judgment bad been rendered for a ific amount. r. Norris, counsel for defendant, objected on the ground that the original entry of sueh judgments in the docket of the magistrate was the best evidence, and must therefore be pro- duced, or proof be made of such docket having been either lost or destroyed. Mr. Morgan claimed that such endorsement as te proposed to read had always, in this District, been regarded as sufficient evidence of judgment. he Court sustained the objection, thus overruling the offer of plaintiffs counsel. In doing so, the Judge took occasion to cite the act of U defining the dunes of magis- trates in this pardecular, and observed in con- nection that a mere memorandum, such as was in the present case endorsed on the original process, could only be properly presented in evidence after it had been ascertained by legal proof that the ¢ocket of the magistrate in ‘which the law: required such ju ent to be recorded, had been either lost or red. it being observed by counsel that by Tul- ing, a hardship would be imposed upon the pilainuff. whe was not at all at fault in the matter, the Court remarked that the party in- jured could bave bie remedy at law, by bring- ing action for the full amoant of damage sus- tained, against the magistrate for a non-per- formance of bis duty. it appearing afterward that Squire Marphy Was in the Babit of keepmg such a docket as the law required, leave was ited to plain. uff to send for such record. in the meantime it was agreed to withdraw a juror, and allow the case to stand open for at the present term, uponan amended dec! 6 —About 12 o'clock last Saturday night,a gentleman named Wm. A. Curran, of Indianapolis, Ind, was in the Del- monico House, Iith street west, north of Pennsylvania aven After loitering about in the bar and the ante-room, he ste; out inte the yard, and was notseen un’ uday =f when & servant girl, going to the cellar, found hira lying dead at the bottom. From the pesition in which he was tound, and the fact that two bricks trom the edge of the cellar way were found beside him, itis at 3 posed thatin passing out of the back door he turned too quick toward the cellar, which was Open, &nd treading upon the loose bricks, was precipitated to the bottom, head foremost. His beck was dislocated, and death must have sued instantly. The jary rendered the fol! - img verdict’ “They, from all the tacts before them, believe the said W. A. Curran came to his death by accidentally falling in said cel- jar." It appeared from doenments in his pos- session, that he wasa citizen of inqsanapolis, and was said to be a physician of some em nence there, though he was not over 37 years of age. The body was placed in charge of Mr. A. Buchly, undertaker, to be embalmed and pre] for transmission to Indiana, upon the order of the friends of the dereased_ a FO BOYS OB MEN—Ohesp Oaps, only 25 and nd ouly 35 cents, POD A 508 sth street. ALEK pale of BORGES. geod drivers; Jar vented PHAETON, woatlt now aa Best rate order. Also, weet of fine DOUBLE HAMBESS: but lite used ” Will De duaposeg of Stable, cin street, abo we 0. de 3-20" DzsEzas, U8, You Bi ancy Goods. Be. 1h Tot ot saa BSbeives and Brackets, only 25 “Ge 3-6t ADAMSON’S, 306 9th strect. SPECIAL wasbed adie for masonry ond pinstering. aso * wale ‘ma derate pri ce pric dbmas FAHRY, street west and MBECANTILS, Maga Gtnmateet fostitate, ry ‘ te. ot Li 3 ioe: leveling for water py | company, | those ehgaged in the coal trade, are talking about tying up their boats. FLour anv Gea BM for four — net — this morsing me ott any change ot losing prices of last week as quoted fa int Stor ot Sattrday. The traussctions are to-day limited to supply the city trade. PR dees aa a ee ee ee hiladelpbia, Fultz master, frem Phitadel- phis; H. Stout, Fora muster, tron New York, with merchandise. Cleared—Steamer New York, Piatt master, for New York. CITY - ITEMS. ene caseeaies Do nov fai) to attend the Grand Bail of the Urbanity Association to-night, at Marini’s Academy, as it is composed of young geutle- men who anderstand the management of euch entertainments, we bave mo doubt it will be one of the grandest affairs of the season. —O———+ ASK TO SEE the three dollar white shirts, at Henuning’s One Price Clothing Store on the corner of 7th street and Maryland avenue Norticr.—Do net mies to read the advertise. ment of Heilbrun & Bra, who are selling great bargains in Boots and Shoes. . 3 — se Lapies, Mr. C.F. Cammins, 317 7th street, (second door below Northern Market) has re- ceived this week an immense lot of the pret- liest bigh cut kid and lasting button gaiters with kid congress you ever saw. Also, hand- some sewed calf dress, boots for youths and boys, together with beautiful very high cut button and Jace kids for misses and children Mr. C.1s receiving shoes daily, from bis favor- ite manufactnrers to suit ali ages and sexes, but bas at present the largest and most superb Assortment ever before in this @ity. 3 -* For CHILRBLAINS and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocation is a specific. Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania ayenue, bet ween 44 aad 6th streets. a A Sure PIte Cuvee —Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positivelycures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circu- lars free. Sold by druggists, Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romame, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. as pecctiadt ahaa in Corns, Bunions, Kad Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excresences, &c., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Obiropodist. 424 Penn. av.. between 4% and éth streets. Office hours from § a m. toSp. m., and 6 to & p.m. —— PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter MARRIED, LEWIS—BOSWELL. On the bth ultimo. by Bey T.B.McFalls, ENOCH M.LBW!3 to EM- ILY B., daughter of B. H. Bos: DIED. SCHENIG. On the 2d instant, after a painful illnese, which she bore with Uhristian fortitude and ignetion, our beloved mother, ELIZA’ JANE SUBENIG, in the t8th year of her age, Sieep on, my mother, from troubles thou art free, From pain and sickness Obrist has called you ome ; No more thy form thy weeping children see; For thou art gone a brighter world to roam. We loth to give you up acold clay ceuch to dwell; U mee resurrection day farewell, my motlier dear, er +A OOUK ahd UY STEM oriuss, 5 eOTab SAavru ARES SE crea sciss Bor 33 Steromes.” bane hy 3 W 4573ED 20 BENT—A wo gory HUUSE, Prisietseg, bison atts rms ‘Eo addres 8 WELLS. City Post Office, Washington city. QWWicniel—4 wire cua ou o1ege: one who bas eome knowled Ory Gor de business at coma wel Tecommended fe to honesty. Call gt ADAMBOA'S, 206 sth street. Li GENTS WANTED— In atl parinof the Uni A Ftates to reli “THE LIVES OF THB ‘e IDENTS " 9 new work. by J; 8.0. Ansort, the great histori*n The work 1: finely tiiustrated, complete tn one volame, resdy for subscribers. The suthor, th the elegant style in re of the * for agents jehed in this cous- try. Exclusive territo: pabli may be secured, by ad- vouing B pablighers, Bea devwing BB. RUSSELL & O0., Pubily ara WANTED-I iT pay the best wages te's coed work: . HANNAN. Ge 1-3t* Gorner of 6th and EB streets north. deL-2t 515 7th atrees. ANTED— COOK AND OHA Av. and south A WaAxNtEp-a PLAOB as cook, end would not el oat se andiron. For reference ap Ply at 499 Getreet. no 30-St WASTED—Aa Awerican WHITE GiBL, to take care of my children and do general persqwork. Mothodiet preferred. Address U. 0 .» St fii x 38. no 8) St" OTRIPEER BOY WANTED—Wanted, a BOY. to strij © for cigar ers. Une who understends the work. Apply to F.H. FINLEY & Ou., 459 7th street, near no 30-3t* Bestaarant, corner of at. de 1-3t* * o, work; middle nged woman prefer Oolambia Hospital, corner lath atre avenue. Fors D HOUSE WANTED—A madiam sized HOUSE. In good 1epair. thoreughly fur- nished. with modern improvements, and centrally located, is wanted by a roeponsible Glass Box 637, Washington, D Ww TED—By mother and daughter, a FUR- ISHED HUUSE. where board would be an equivalent for rent. and also be privileged to take & few select boarders. Address, sti mG, cortic- ulsrs, Mrs. MARY LEON, Washington Post Of- e no 3t* W ANTED—On January 1, 1867, YOUTH (from 14 to 17 years of age) to act as Salesmanin a wholesale metal and hardware house. be active. i aes} to assist in 7 rk requir ‘aid of soiling bands or clothes. Mast a! }@ speak the fiuent rmin language 5 Reference required. Address Pea. Box $49, City Post Office no 7 on bu, geand small. Also, Furnt. bout to sell forcash Wealso want several first-class Houses to rent to Members of Congress and others. D. L. WELLS & O00 .,cor ner 10th and F streets. no 6-Im V ANTED—Oar lady friends to know tt baye arr: for a weekly supply STAMPS cf the VEBY LATEST designs for Braid we of and Embroi¢ery. All of the richest designs now issued in New York reach few days after f Cloaks, Capes, Joseys. Wai. Sacques, Biippe: Pincusbions, Smoking Caps, Yokes and Ban Our selections are second to none in the country, PRINCE'S. 381 F street, oc 27-1 opposite Patent Office, Vv ANTED TO BUY—A small HOUSE. between 7th and 18th streets, and between Penusylva nia_avenue end M street. Apply to 0. B. BAKER, Star Office. oc 23 tf ANTED—8BU0OKD HAND FUBNITUBE Neots BsUaR Tas ART REuS Se, cween d D8 of every description. B. BU! 406 7th street. a —— FOR SALR AND RENT. 3 meTaUBas eae. 4 se venus. Onn ay te : xan Beste: ALE—The STOCK ond FIXTURRS of» Cigar Btore. The building contams Toons ides the etore For teres asdree 8. BBs t, Washington, D.O. ‘In a, rape aIsdeD coatataing 19 roome, gas aithy aed desirable, ‘Apply at Mon A0 nest 24th of Sve de Law" 4 ‘with hall “f we gard os veicwaced large }, Bo.» north +, only 865 ver month. STAR & OO 1oaG Tikal detent RENT—Picssant ROOMS, with or witheut PRA merge eee ra Astreet, corner How srenne “Geis FOR 2BsT_-H008 1B of ton rooms. sitasted on ig 'ormetion. > B aod Belair en eareel Hill’ de 130 FFrO2 BENT—Toree ROOMS. conveniont for housekeepi ey fcellar, will be rented cheap. Asply corner izth and. O ste Fo RENT—Two FE. DWELUI Ber of 73d and F streets; 4 rooms each. 12 per month in advance. Apply next door on street, No. 104. de 1 3t” OR BENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS on rat floor, suitable fer boas: — For partion jareinguire Ne. 223 6tt street, ier me a Ooms, + wit! 434 7th Sout PB ] Fer EBNT—Une or two Unfarnished on fir t floor, in back building ib bolas ui able for housekeeping pear .~AUOTitN SALES, RI kK. & Auctioneers. FUSHITURE, Bi : ‘ ra QT sUUTION. On TUEBDAY MURNIAG, Leoamber ath w clock, m@.wili ®t, 1a front of our Auction wet Ost Furniture, aid Bureaus and Mattresses, Soarstren and Wood seat Cusirs snd & aes, Ovuat, ipetior All- Woot Bl «nkets, jorts, Spreads. and She. WINRS, LIQUORS, , December 4, 1855, at 19 Balcercom. Mo 255 Pouserivenis Variety of Dry Goode-and Hosiery, Piano and Risso Stool, together with a 1¢ of Bundries sota ( NAGLE 4 O0., Aucts Acctioneers. corner 0th street. LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF DRY GOOBS, CLOTHING. PiROE GO@DS, HO- 5 ge. ,AT fe dawnt enone WORT. Wel if NAMED GOODS TO BE K AT PUBLIO AUOTION MORBOW morning at 10 rooms, acd will continue and of. W ear Patent and Post Offices 126 k ‘OB 8ALE—Only $100 per month r. 4 eaten Ak food BBIOK Bi ern improvemen' on Ohio avenue, near idth str: L ‘4% 7th stree! et (OB BENT O. HOU. of i reoms and gerden b ween 6th and 7th streets, Pennsylvania avenue, Gapitol Hill. Inquire at DEMONGBOT'S Human Heir Store, corn 10th and D ate., de of arnished. withans aud drecsatt: able for members of Ooxgress or others; $75 per month. Also, PABLOB and OHAMBES. fire xod on the next floor; $/0 per moath Also, an FFIOE f ftable for ageacy or other buainexs,at 940 pe . No. 203 Penn'aey., opposite Willard’s. de 1-2t™ GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of one of the finest Dairies im the District, consisting of Forty Cows fi This Dairy has the largest cream custom of = in Washington. The farm and neces outbuildings can also be rented, which will en veloped purchaser to on witht FINE QEFign yor MOOBE, 53% 7th at ;URNISHED ROOM NT—Inguire of D ‘2 Bo 3-3t* entl-men, heated by enn’t bet a street, between d 9 BO $)-3t* {OR RENT—A three story BRICK HOSE, furnished, on O street south, between 2d and $d cast, Oapitol Hill. Apply at the house, to B. McGREGOB. no 80-8t" FoR 8, late BESIDENCE of H. G Fant, 42% D street. containing 17 rooms. with all the moderm improvements. Apply to OLIF- TON HELLE. 4 F at. no 30-tf rooms, No. 34, g © and Mary- land av. Reut moderate. Inquire of Mrs FLYNN, corner of Ist and K streets north. no 3) 3t™ 10K HO pitol Hill, be FOR SALE AND RENT. Fo? r ENT—Five ROOMS, fara’ first floor, with gas and wate: berth, acar 0th. her late residence, 20t! ;OB RENT. FURNISHED BO 4 0% . ond floor, communicating, A. at No. So 224°sth street, between Mand MY lnc sat" oe Pet GOODS, CABPETING, AND OILCLOTH, MABREED DOWN TO-DAY, Dee. 1, 1838, At BURDETTE'S., Who has the largest stock desir: GOODS ant CABEBTING in the Aen toe which have been reduced about 20 per cent. A About 10 plete ences Cloths will be sold at a a erinos at 1.25" ‘The price in Novembe: “eae. Avoai te pieces Black "end Golored ‘Aipace sone, pieces ve he A few pieces Oloaki: Cloths will be aot out at 4. The bate Ae _ 0 a rie fas at nee Price in November was 83. good Bed Blankets will be sold e same quality sold for the first of ‘his season. Oo Bed Boreads will peice up 14 t Abou Balmoral = ir sold for $2.50 same quality brought $4 and 85 last season. The best and heaviest Bleached Sheeting, 25¢ yards ye be sold at §1 per yard—marked Heavy Brown Cotton, one yard wide, will be sold 2% cents per yard—marked down 5 cents. All kinds Bi ry cheap. About 20 piéces Tapestry Brussels Carpet will bo bi ‘in. Also, a Bony large assortment of thres-piy apd Carpets. very cheap. Shaker 5 ‘Oenton nels, Prints Cloths. sad’ Guonmeree, josiery, Gloves, All which can be found at BUBPETTE’S The" loweet price will be hamel et an ‘once. goods warranted te be as represented by the saies- ae Tat Ro. 351 ten eens, bee Ped K, [_42¢28T stone In THE erry. TWO STORES COMBINED IN ONE. Just received two cases splendid OANTON FLANNEL, at 22 Cents per yard. Also; Wgreat many other bergains, which have been bought at panic prices, LANSBURGH & BRO., 615 Beventh street, between D and E, Intelligencer Building. Cross , CLOAKINGS, &c SELBY &@ YATES, 48 MARKET SPACE, de 1-8t We call attention to a large stock of LADIES’ OLOAKS, CLUAKINGS, BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS, Which jarantee to be chesper than they can Which we gu pe is city. We are also prepared to mak the shertent notice oLeaks in every ATRS, 48 Market Space, _Bo 80 St ander Avenue Mouse. Bers CLOTHING. Satinet Jacket and Pants. Melton do Cassimere do Cassimere do Deable and Twist do Silk Mixed de 3 ONE PRIOK, MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. NO DEVIATION. GEO. C. HENNING, Corner 7th at: and Maryland ay. 50 PACKAGES FIRE @ eins i no 30 3w* CBBAaP FURL! PLQEE for sale at the Gas Works at SOBNTS el, ™Loply at the Gas q Dance, Bo 493 toth 5 3 LMENNY, LOCKS! CLOCKS! OLOOKS !—T have re- Oi BENT Fornished FRONT ROOMS, Par- Ly lors, and Chambers communicating. Inqal; No 426 12th st. des ‘PHBEE FURNISHED and one Unfarni T jarge BOOMS for rent, at Ne, 482 Pi avenue. do 8-3 0 RENT—BOOMS suitable for housekeeping. neon ‘ermont avenue. corner of L street, de LEASANT BOOMS FOR BENT—Two suites of handsomely furnished RUOMS; 519 12th (phony three doors from the avenue and ms tkwood jouse. je 3-St* +OB BEBT—A three story BRIOK MOUSE, containing seven rooms, situated on 4th street, near O street fein Inquire 393 7th street, be- streets. de 3-38" FF OR, BENT—Two large well furnished FRONT BOOMS, and two smaller BOOMS adiotning, with BOARD, Apply at No. 469, on 12th street, between G and B sts., west sid: no 30 5t* YO LET—A suit of BOOMS, suitable for a mem- ber. Also, si bh be fil ears. yal 9 mms 8 class house, ope square from ove L. T—Toree-story BRICK HOUSE, con taining 10 r with modern improvements, Bituated on Obio ue, near 14th street. TABR & CO.. no $0-lw” 458%; 7th strect, bet. D and &. OR BENT—A very desirable DWELLISG HOUSE in Georgetown, D hot and cold water, range in Ritchen, togeth ith all mod- ern improvements; has 6 lar; » fine location, Terms very moderate. Apoly to JOS. & J. E. LIBBEY. Lumber Yard, No. 27 Water street, Georgetown, D. 0. Bo 80-6t Fo SALE BENT—BRIOK HOUSE, con- taining + rooms, newly papered en peinees, on Q street, between lith 15th streets, iB close proximity to the new State De; ¥ Persons wishing to examin: premises will find the key next door. For particulars inquire at 432 I street, between 9th and 10th. no 30-3t* tween H and = ING HOUSE of 6 . pg a TR vi e juire wee! G@ and B north, after 3% p tesa FOS BENT One suite of FURBIS B, consisting of parler two beirooms, Also, Reem on lewer floor, At No. 328 e door. de 8-3t* OB BENT—A tamily about leaving for Buroj Bwil rent their RESIBEBOM abies Toe ly for two y . The house ig vituated in the ig completely and finely far- modern convenience. For ly to FITCH & FOX, Real Estate ref 7th and F ee no Oh er ee or, ae eix rooms, 5 is eo partm Inquire of P. JOUVBNAL, 1 ib Breet, bet, Band T. de 3-3t R BEN T—On reasonable terms, tw: all furnished Rooms, contiguous cars, Inquire at No. 837% B saith ste. = three de 3-3t* he all about 60 feet. and a depth of 170 feet, ronning through {from ave to Canal at. Ithas [ately been vacated by the National Bx prese 2 Fer terms apply to WM. H. PHILIP. 40 La. avers: near 6th et. no 3)-cotf ‘OB BENT—A FURNISHED B vi & counts y ‘iguoarnoed: tos aie a ot A wanesra D.6 nO ae Sate 'OB SALE AT A BARGAIN-—T two at BRICK HOUBRE. desirably situated os secth K street, Terms toeuit purchaser. ‘ARB & 00. de 3-4t* 456% 7th et., betweos Baar, FRONT AND BAOK F. ~ WITH Bea” A Mom sneered. iteble eM. Gor Beard, at 319 Fe avers Table Boarders iB @ splendid corne: Bore, “Gocd loeatio for particulars, Box FOB BERT 0 Copitel Hill, in the rear or ad 7thetreets eat, two ROOMS. Ren "SS per an ree! » two he month, in elveace, Apply to DEBNABD HATES, ‘eorner 4th atrests. Bo 30-3t GOD OHANCE FORSP A CALEB! x new two. 0 t ve renting for $100 per roperty is «it nated on north G si , near New Jersey ave, One-anarter cash, and three veareet pay- no 3 2w* 4883s 7th at., pet. B ane’. Fo, SA4LE—A fine two-stery BRICK U8: ane Laos xii Tost; contains o pron store, four lai and summer kitchen ; also, @ large shed Ooms, Fear of lot. A most desirable busi: ness place. ply at the Star office. no 28-20" ‘OB RENT OB SALE—One two story BEIO. HOUSS, with back building, containing ae zooms, dry cellar; Stable, Wagon-house, &c., r 8,000 feet of ground sttached to it; on B stree? . 6th teast. Possessi: i ‘ef D Tnnutro at JOUVENAL'S [2 jst of December. Marble Yard, corner Hew Jersey a ror 5 FOB SSLE- Three BRTOK Goorgntown, ‘Also. OABPENTER SHOP cet erage , andvoining. ‘© Osrpenter’s a at ay li 7 rippiiy. Ft terme. decat hs. habe oO ak ee pote Fo BENT. of MS. and cold water, Also, several single BOOMS, at No. 500 lith st . between Pa. avenue and E street. no 27-eo3t" BR Bi Bridge street, Georgetown, FF Sice ROOMS furmiaied ot nhirattoen Goad can be had next door. Inquire at the new Drug . Corner Bridge and Washi: sts. Georgetown. Oc 25-807" Fo BENT_An OFFIOE at tho Corner of 16th street and New York avenue. on the first floor, Admirably located for business with the Depart. ments Apply to W. B. N, Pharme- ceutist, corner 18th st and N.Y. Bo 38 6t* FFO2 SALE OR RENT By DWELLING, sit uated at the intersection of Maryland and Vir- en, between 7th end 6 tend ond mt re tones te sh toce tron ‘wi wide Ba tarowen the pong Hae'toi te loot river LAND, four and @ ha'f miles from the tre - 12,000 loads of manure were hatled and spread upon this lot in the spring of 1865, while its cultivation meget par nd the two years renders most desirable him reese NOK YOUNG; Lower Giosbe Bo 30 eotw D205. STORE FOR BALB—Aitnated om ene of the most F gaa in vaereee- bandsomely fi' wis. stocked, and doing a fore business. Will be sold cheap, the proprietor ing ee ee city by Ke ad bostnees. Se Masclation, Box 740: Oley Post Osea aa eases OR Ome wee aa one email. comaapuai- T34°Ponk. av, Dot Lith and 3008 ateens ne ai ef ny '—One BOOM on lst tloorand three F POOMS bn 3d floor, over Btiveusire jet and Fur Btore, 234 Pe: Rent moder- ate. no 28-tf ee: RENT—Forty acres of prime Potomac avenue. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncors, LOT OF BOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON etreet est. between F and G streeis nort! ction. KSDAY, the sth a. shail sell, at No. 43' a lot of Furniture, consisting o! Hair Olo.b Sofas, Obairs Looking Giasses, Tables Bedateads. Bureaus Washstands. Wardrobes ‘Three-ply, lograin and other Carpets Cooking and other Stoves Revutsites And a lot of Kitchen A ales which wedeem unneo . Me EEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts B* NAGLE & OO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF DBY GOODS, MIL LINERY GOODS. HOSIBEY, AND FANCY GOOD8 AT AUGTION. WEDNESDAY MOBNING. Bec. sth, 1836, we shall ecliat our Store, No. 293 Pen avenue, 4 10th streets, the following desir. G ame. Lemmy aie pacas Calicors, Oanton Flannels, ‘bs, Towoling, Blankets, i iidren’s Hese and Giove« Woolen Goods, Shawls, Nubias, &c., 40. ALSO. Millinery Goods, Velvet Ribbons, Flowers, se s son caren Fancy Bry Goods. - Sale re. oo “ NAGLE & ©O.., Ancts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. OATALOGUEB SALE + A VINE A8S30BT MENT OF DUTOH WEB BOOTS, con sisting of double and Fe, Hyactuths, Nar crisses, Tuli ps, ai’ ris, Crocus, early and single Duc von Thol i, @te., at Paolic Auction On FRIDAY, the 7th instant, at 7e'clock p.m.. we shall sell, at our auction rooms, four cases of Boots. all free! ‘We invite th the above sale. ded ne tention of florists and others to GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, ¥ W. L. WALL & ©., Auctioneers. IN OSNTER MARK) TWO STANDS IN GENT! ET aT nd, after which Sta: No. —, near corner of 7th street, opposite Lavender’s stand, ‘erms cas! de3a W.L. WALL £00, Aucts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Anct.; Georgetown, SMALL BBICK HOUSE AN? LOT IN GEORGE- = WN AT AUCTION On THUBSDAY AFTBSNOUN, Dec. 6th, at 4 o’clock.in front of the premises, I will sell’ part of Lot No. 64, froptiny 15 feet 7 inches oa Jeter son street, between the canal and Water street, and running back 10: fret Sincnes The improve: So of @ comfortable two-stery Brick welling House Terms. penbeltomh: belaeee in gs months, deed of a ‘operty. come ae THOMAS DOWLING. aes {Intel} Auctio eer, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Will be sold at public anction. on FRIDAY. the Tth instant, at 4 o'clock p.m... for one year of six Stores besides s Restearant, Wine sod D.n- ing Booms, at the corner o O street and New Je-- venue, all under rent. which will be a prott- tment for any one to pur: they iy it biader f aes? “GaMEn & WILLIAMR nots. GE=TUanEE's SUITS. Batinet _ ~-- $12 Melton $14, 14.80, and B15 Osssimere $16 and g18 All Wool 20 Bilk Mixed Double and Twist do . Silk Mixed do Fine Oassimere do Fine Black Back do ...$15, $18, and $25 Fine Black Pants... $10, $12, and $14 Fine Black Fine Silk Fine Fancy Velvet do Fine Black Velvet do : s2 ONE PBIOR, MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, NO DEVIATION. GRO, C. HENNING, no2ét*if Oorner7th at. and Maryland ave. G® VEE & BAKEE = CELEBRatTE? FIRST PREMIUM FAMILY SEWING MACHINEs, ‘The best Family Machine in the market. ony Mache tbat will both Sew and Em- fe e an Elasiic Sitch that will net break OB B —A B! , with accom i modations for eight horses and four farzinaes. Call ‘examine their merits, at and gas Inquire % DAVIS & GAITHEB'S, avenue. with steed | momim 20 Market Space. iB -etory HOUSES. ¢ IMD! Aw VE WoeD. fe pecosndcsiauel eat ceur | KINDLING AND stoOvE Woon one-fift ean: Tour youre ob ste. “Price $5000; | 289° Penna ave., bet. Wthand 12th sts, 259 STABB & OO... 48035 7th st., near EB. uo Baw" ‘Always on b é a fall sup ly of the ws oa OB BENT—A BBIOK MODBE, containing si: F Gand 1; Navy see cat tare Aire bald WERE: n no %-4t Fae RR ac ee es ft, th. Inqui 345 lecat osat, Deiweon Quad Dork we Sate Orcs OF, Oba TT 4 SWEENY 'U! F . iF age BaD ALE BuRwAUs |e. 5 Or, NOTICE —Th arties who were je. to 80 was ve the consen Of the owner to cebdivile several of ares, and sre Row to single ing Lot upon the same li Geiiding themeeltes s residence, Pist ofthe ‘sab- division to be seen at our office, Ro 15-I1m article, sawed and sp'it in any length and size re- quired, and promptly delivered to any part of the ’ District at the LOWEST CASH PRIOR, Bo m%-tf THOS. J. GALT, P «2. r. SPREE ewe HoT AND BESTAUBANT KEBPBRS. NOTLIOR. "a Avd BAR REQUISITES generally, is now com- pe. ir atk areas aS the same quality OF BOGE CAD De PUT THE OTELEE 2 BRO. 320 Penn’ssve , under Metzerott Hali, Do 26-6t between 9th and 10th streets. FF YBSISHED, PARLORS AND BED BOOMS Ai to $15 . Alse, Fier Tor ae a Ae eye between O = ‘av. wo 27-1m"" \SOBGETOWN HOUSE sereer A mise eee ‘OUs! i 2 Ri ee a eae attention of RCE NS : (Oc 22-2m a ORME & COOPER. i—On libe: ] tom HOUSE, with ball, ou North G atreot, STARR 2 Co. asesein ste no were ane (OB—For imuiediate sale. f the Henge anal corner coe ‘GHOCE. fromt by 214 tt deep, embraci Ja the city. Stock and Fixtures new. ah 5 , 5 A to A. B.O., Ci " quare 4s JOHN H. BE By tnmediataly by letter 6 ey = ALE—A good GROORBY AND LIQUOR AEPER’S F% OnE, wits irtanee sed eae fat eeutral a far OED SD REP ive for pexticularsot W. @ DUOKETT. Drav Méth street, between L ana M streets. filet, Bo. musylvatiaavenne. n0'26-6t™ S27 WOOD and COAL constantly on hand Fo RENE—The jr Pheeph last chree years noT-Im* A. 8. ALDEN. iting of ke mcrae, fort Manan mie FOE,SA23—A tee lnree BAY HORSE, sound ns Sie. cameees' Renene EF and safe; will atand without bitching. . Wasa: jperior : oPFle all's Tan Boast Riqse tales owtSt Wah leaner sezcne s. tik + Inquire at Stables, corner G ami srately, Iny ona 200 rceeeecienenenis We BILCiN SRY —t jones Bovgities ] LOUB! ‘ ‘We bave reduced the price of all the béet grades Familyend Bxires, oaw e PEREIN Bouthweet corner EB and sth etreets 5 5 437 ington. D. C., or call tu ee between — i Wenner gOmaT ara a seigbaieearis sats: Ieettaetaad and desirable TO BUY Bi D No¥ Is YOUR Trem xo B OOTS AN | AT BEDUCED PRIORS. re HEILBBUN & BBO. 606 SEVENTH STEEBT, H-ve commenced this day to sell off their very largs steck of BOOTS and SHOBS at the follow- ing low rates: Men’s heavy Pegged Boots.......... Bhoes......... — cee ye osryetg pitt no 70-t1* __* next deor to Odd Fellows’ Hall. ATOBEs8,. FROpsHAM, JEROENSED, AND AMERICAN WATOERS. A120, ‘LADIES’ GREEVA WATOHRS. All the above at greatly redgced rates. M.W.GALT & BROTHER, Jewelers, Ube donte streets. oppesite the Peteat Qilice. et Pusiic ES RGRD AT. toe 24 car of Mis ¢ z p.m. eon, wre soli vive Pr 8 Ta aD PLED Y and Also, a larg ber of very fine 18: aad Diamond Set Watchers Ee Ries Wane every description, Diamond Ringe, Pins, Qold Onaine Jewelry. be +e. usinesrs Coats, Pants and V. Youths’ and Boye Uicthing _ ALso, A fine argortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goode oi every Coacription, ‘Terme cash. Rew-d GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts BBY OBERN & WILLIAMS, anctionsers. GOOD FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, FRONTI ON O STBERT NOKTH. BETWEE ESDAY. the 4th Dec: in front of the premises, at 7, ip subdivision of Sq RETS WEST. AT AUOT ‘clo . th and 13th streets west, running back to wide alley, with the tmprovements, which are a Frame House Terme: One half cach lance in six menths, for Botes bearing interest. A rt wan! and 0 deed ef trust taken, Al! conveyancing at cost of purchaser oe wu be required down when the property te Mi “pe me. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BBX OBOWN, WALKER @ 00., Acc ‘ GBOCERIES AT AUCTION, ‘We will sell, on WEDNESDAY, Decomber 5, at 10 o'clock & at Store corner of Maryland treet, Island, the entire tock of exid at mera eet uscally kept in a wholesale om retail, geoce: Ty. Also, one excellent Spi agon ernest, ¢ Wii and Fixtares of the ton sere with the Good Bale withou erms cash det St* WALKER & CO »Aucts. Auctioncers VALUABLE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, WITH BASE NT FRONTING ON C BTERET BOKTH, BETWEEN \ITH AND 12TH STREETS WAST, AT rUBLIO A U: On FBIDAY, the S0th instant, at 4 o'clock m., we shall seil,on the premises 5 in Bguare No. 323. having 17 ping beck & good depth. with th consisting of & well-built two With a fine basement. havi saloon parlors. dining-rooms, bed chambers. and wide hall, and being on the sqnare of ground contemplated for the new market «ite Terms : One halfcash; balance tn six and twelve months, for notes !a:ing interest. and secared by a remises All conveyancing &l the cost of the purchaser er: sale. EN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. #7-TUE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN dy taal the Sth instant, same hour ace. ae he GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts FRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, Auction. BUBOOAY, the oth jostant, at 0 o'clock a. eeKeoping. viz _ a Two large French Plate Mirrors Green Bep Parlor Suite, consisting of Sofas, Keay rm and Side C Marble top Center and Bide Tables any Dintng Table Girandoles Brussels and other Carpets Haircloth Sofa, Divene and Meborany Obsirs sa Arm Chairs and Hal! Cloth Welovt Hat Tree and Hall OB:ii re aoy tead, Dressing Bureaus * case'and Wardrobes Sate peed tot of Kitchen Raquisites ‘Terms cash GREEN & WILLIAMS, Boma Auctioneers ee '¥ J. 0. McGUIBE & 0O., Auctionsers, CHANCERY SALE OF YALUABLE mOvS A a ne ‘ATE OF THE LaT by virtue of Court of the D.strict Columbia, sitti: gesnceez. tn 8 cause iney rs end others are com elon C. Everett ané others are underrigned, trustee, will sell. at pub.ic 6th day of Decemper, ropping thence eastwardiy with north @ street 59 feet 11 inches; thence south 12s feet 9 tpches; thence west 89 feet 11 inches to pr pe pithy be “Tx ‘pert «1 square J hel the west halt of Lot No 0, in subdivision of satd 4 recorded in the Surveyor’s Office of the city of ‘Washington. ‘be above roy is situated on the corner of Sth street west G street morth, and is im- roved by a first class three-story Double House, me complete order and repair, one of the most deni ces in city. The terms of sale as prescribed the decree caual ‘ustalmente: ai sie, tecies, aut sigtioss, eq ost nts, al iz, twelve, wonths, for which the notes of purchaser, bear- ing interest from the éay of . secured to the satisfaction of the trustee, will take and lien retained on the premises sel If the terms of sale are porchensr within ten days from the day of sale, be trustee reserves the right to reac: same, at bite ee at my tn and yn 7 Dg pure! r. upon five js’ notice in tional Intelligencer. - Allconveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, WILLIAM H_ PHILIP, Trustee. Bo 30-d J.C. McGUIBE & UU., Aucts, Se E+E ___} Y GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. Late Office New York and Washincton Steamship Company, Vamclaimed pocksges Sat, 4 ct wi - n thirty dave ‘rom date, be seid eee Ze ry Doolittie, Lone | Cook re, 1 brokew thout mark, late office f the 1, if not called for, be Green & Williams, on ecember mext, ab 11 The followin, taken withi: ne 27-6 N® FRUITS, NUTS, ac. J ived steamer from New York new supply of hae? My Deter Chinen. eee an ‘NOY CHAMBER which we will sell at oar al tow