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AUCTION SALES.
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RY THos. D0wLISo. Auct.. GsorEstovn.
CLOSING SALE OF DRY GOODS. FaNoY
GOODS. MILLINEBY GOODS &C, g. AT
On kIDAY MORNING. November a,s. 81 10
oieiock, viii sell: st no. 50 Bridge street. be,
tween Cohersss and Hish streets; the b.i.ncs Of
Goods. sc. &c sale positive -
e,r.gs"ns h.sins bought a, pre,ioa. .s,e, win
n TH0s. DowLuSa .urt.
RY WI, NALL co aue,ione.r.,
81 Louisisns avenue
SALE OF BeRsEs,. OARRIAoEs, HARNESS.,
On SATURDAY MOANING. Nov. "a. .tlO.,c,r
Carriage and we sns nnm s .,
ssle,) com prisipR about
Ma, os W. FIFTY HORSES.
r.re. collection Of Me-. sso and Second. hand Rns
Ges; a. ekswsys, Carriages, Wagons, and other
One new Jenny Lind Wagon. built Ia this city
one hack and one Coupee. in good order.
NeT and second band harness, Saddles, Carriages.
Regular sales days. Tuesdays, Thursdays. .pc
Go :, and HarSs', siysys on griyase:,'.
q D.,
Oorner 7tb and b streets
mencine al 10 O'Clock, we shall seIi wtTn"nS IN
s sas s h nssa,o us THk kSTlks srOGK fN
anaer 0dd Fellow. Hail eoa.isins I Usr; street,
q c.ses fine sswed UsIt Roots '"'' "a
Long s sG Tao ss. 8 1nf sGOt
dJen Paii.h a., Laaiss Misses and ChI-
4owhire Msrseiiles bed presds as am 'Ai'er'
loo thensand Figaro. Henry Clay. aud Crb.a,t
IS gross Amulet aad soIace rob,cco
q d 1 and single barrel Bird Guns and
Game Bags and Hunting Equipments
- dGzen 49, Lad n aid Misses al wool imported
% s9.o5 s, Gs9 rs, wool and cotton Hosiery
Ses1sP sSy sDs sa oah ss T,o Hats
s8sole leather . vslises
dozen Ladies' ard Gents French TraveIi. 2
Rosewood and Pearl iuI,ia Dressing Cases All
Silver plated spoons, Forks, Casters, Cake Bias.
IVORY Bore. Goa, Ebcny, I'D Buffalo Table
Rodgers s Sons and Eng. o. n. Pocket Knives
Neck ties, u andkerchiefs
Glass and CrOoktTy, Stationery, Bohemian Class
ware r shot. 5s agh xhIbums' pam..k Table
LARGE lot Of Christmas Toys
po ogfe a''0r'"e GRhES SO S Sf9d
limited STATES MILITARY RAILROADs.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
WAsUIN' TON. d c.. Nov Is, 1856
VIII lie sold at public auction. at the wharf foot
OF 1th street, ia this city, on FRIDAY. Novem-
Der S0th 81 II O'Clock q m, the following prop
erty, viz
81 ,2O0 pounds cid Railroad Iron
old Truck Cars
4oId Truck Axles.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
p. j CHILLY.
Brevet Colonel and A. q. M,
no H-t u. ARM.
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FINE NEW YORK BUTTON CONGRESS GAIT
BRs AT 50 PER PAIR.-C. Ii. Bayly, No. 2?s
pennsylvania avenue. between 1fth and 18th
streets, would inform the public that he has
added to the So case containing ladies fine
glove kid and morocco shoes, a small assort-
ment of Burt's celebrated glove kid tipped
shoes. This shoe retailed last winter for So so
but as the toes are nearly square, they will be
included in the square toed lot few cheap
gents, misses and childrens' shoes left. This
week will finish the lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

For CIiILRLAINS and Frosted Feet, White :
Embrodpiion is a specific. Price Il per bottle
For sale at i2i Pennsylvania avenue, between
\ and 9Th streets
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctieaeer,.

NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE LOT
WITH STABLE. On -TH sTREkI WEST
NEAR THh BOUNDARY EORTH, AT PUB
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, ct I o sIock p
m, We shall cell on the premises, Lot having 20
feet N mt 10y loo feet deep with the improvements
consisting OF new TIVE story Frame House. with
a me stable ba4 *.
Terms cash. All conyeysncins and revenue
when sold.
no l9-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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TIE OCTAGoN HOUSE BURNED-About 1
> clock to-day, a fire broke out in the frame
ouliGihg known as the 'Octagon House. on
me Iresc nrg turnpike, about a mile from this
city ana ID very short time the entire build
ing, save the chimney was consumed The
properly has been lately occupied by Mr. los
Butler. and, we believe, is owned by Mrs
Hall. OF Philadelph,a.-AIer. Garsft, oISf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

GLENGARY Or
CAPE OyERCOATs,
For Boys. to II yeaTs-S12.
OyERCOATS
For large Boys. from So to S22.
One Price Only, marked in plain figures.
GEO. q. HEHNING,
30 LIT corner TIN st. and Mar land ave
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, AuetiOneer.
CATALOGUE SALE or EXCELLFSr PAR
Lob hAb CHAMBER fUENIrURE AZ

~
L0k hND GRANGER fGESIrnRr AT
GUbL0 AUCTION.
o. mOhpAf, the 10Th instant, At n o'clock
NJ, We shall ell, OIL the hrst door OF oar Aactlo,
Rooms at thu corner Il 9TH and ID strssts -
Parlor ard Chamber Furniture. beIonstpr 4. :.
gentleman v no has lsit the city, viz
Uhe Mahogany Case Piano, seven OCTAVE r,akar-
knabe Gsl', Baltimore, Nd
One bsEdsome Green hep farlor Suites, consist
Ing OF tao Tete q tete S0.a,, two Oz,for
Chairs and four Side Chairs
One bsncsome Hair cloth Parlor Suite cousi.tins
oil sofas. Rockers. Castor aud side Ohnirs
Two sond BLACK Wa nut Chamber Suites consist
Ing OF handsome Bed leads. Marble tor Dress
ing Bureaus, WashstaHds. MArdrobss Ia
bles and chairs, all in oilD
Two BLACK walnut Chamber suites, vanished in
complete order -
One handsome whstnot, with Side Shelves and
Glass Back
One bsncsome BIa. Walnut ParIor writ,us De.
Handsome Back Walnut Library fable, c0Tsrod
with Green Cloth
HandsOne Black Walnut Hall Set
Msrble top Table
One Green Rep covered Reclining Chair
Two handsome Marble to- sideb0Ards
One Black Walnut Book Case
Oak Extension Table and Cane e at Dining Chan
Two Painted Cottage Sets aud Springs
Ourled HAIR Nattresses made 20 order
Zine Feather Bees. Pillows aud Bolster,
Nearil new Brussels, Ingram and other Garnet
The Furniture will lie esdy for eNzminatiuu on
friday morning ~ our suction rooms
no ca-d Init GREEN WILLIAMS. Auets
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NEW YORK BUCKwHEAr

20 Barrels EXTRA NEW YORK BUCK.
WHEAT Just received, and very hands enc
az For sale at the price o'the ordinary quality
uol5 N. W. RURCHEL,
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THING OF BEAUTY is Joy forever, like
one OF those four dollar white shirts AZ Hem
nIngs corner Seventh aud MARYLAND avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

HORRIBLE-This morning, al an early hour
the body of a male infant, supposed to be
white. was found on the corner of Sd street
east and h north. IL is supposed that the in /.
FAINT was placed in the street last night. and
the legs and a portion of the neck had been
eaten by hogs or dogs. The police Of the
Fourth Ward took the carcass in order to have
II properly inferred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

FIRE.-About three o'clock this morning the
store on the west side of 7th, between CT and II
streets, occupied by r. Reah. paper hanger
and also as cigar store, was disco vered TO be
on fire. The alarm was given by officer Kim
mel from box So, and the firemen were quickly
on the spot. The flames gained rapidly, aud
comm unIcated TO the securing and cleaning
establis hmeDt OF ID. kieinman, which, with
the arst store, were entirely consumed. Mr.
kIeinman loses about 800; no insurance. The
buildings were one-story bricks, and belonged
10 Mr.. Reah, upon whose property, houses and
goods there is an insurance of 1880. The ORR
gin of the fire is not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

MARRIED.,
ANDBEWs-BBEESE. At the residence If the
b. de- father on Tuesday. the Goth instant. Mo
slDNkl ANDREW Sol Na-hil on D. q , 20
Miss HlLA NJ. BREEsE, of Dover q
DIED.
EVANS In New York city. TUESDAY 10Th in .
slant, l. TN lCk EVANS. OF this civ. and for.
merly If Portsmouth, n. ii. agei So year
The relatives and friends Of he family are re-.
~pertfully invited 70 attend tbs IN aera services
from Ascension Church, on Friday, sd n,tant. at
O'Clock
BOSWELL. On the 2Ota instant EDDIE in.
fsnt son Of Matthew end Virginia Boswell
Thou art gone my little eddie dear,
FROM Elm and sorrow free:
Those two bright ~ e, In 1eatl are closed.
That often eaZed on me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

READM STANDARDIZATION Of Prices {; God
MerIno Shirts and Drawers, 80 cents each;
Gray's Collars, p cents per Box; at Francs
Gents Furnishing House. igI eth street. near
odd Fellows Hall.
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CHrEEsE TEA HoEa-The Chinese Tea
company Just opened a splendid hong or
store, Mt $50 Seventh street, near the avenue.
for the sale OF their goods-choicest teas and
cohees, AZ the lowest prices-whieh is one OF
the nnest fitted up establishments in the Dis
trlct and is so attractive IA to wars nj the be-
eitnat 1t IL a permanent fixture. This shong''
IL presided over by our well known aud pop
uiar citizen, X. @. Stevens-who has display ed
mueh taste in fitting IL up-a gentleman well
qualified for the business
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EMRIOHs RESTAURANT.
II No. 3aS Ptnna avsn ne, near 9th street.

MI MOCHA COFFEE,
MOCHA ooFfEEI
y. NJ. p. KING SON, King Place
mes Cor. Vermont ave end 18Th ct
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Il fnh"ooD HoUsh' A. .
Conner PenHd. ursHpe and Treifh STREE, yEA4
WASHINGTON, ID. C. t.f3
Situated In the most central location the city,
midway between the
CAPITOL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANSION,
Only short distance from all the Departments,
Patent and Post Ofhces, Smithsonian Institute.
etc. II. H DUDLEY 400,
no 2l-u Proprietors
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RY GRIEH q wILLIAMs. Auctiooeen.

AZ sotsK IL .fT nJSSs sfT.Ilnt
MAINLAND AVENUE EAST. BETwEEE
1TH AND 9Th STREETS EAST.
By virtue Of 9 deed OF trust, bearing date Nav
18th; A. y lsS, ane duly recorded IN Liber r.
Record. for Washington County. .. C., viii sell
O. pTelie srction, in front ef the premises, 90
fklDAf, November the soth, ut four o clock .
m Lot numbered IS, according TO VIM. B. TOdd's
subdivitton OF square numbered SOS, I'm proved by
nearly new two story Frame House; lot 20 feet
front by d deep.
Terms One third cash; balance In three equal
payments, at six, twelve, and eighteen mon ths,
secured BY deed Of trust. Terms 20 be complied
with within i've days after the sse other wise tue
property will be resold after three insertions ia
the Evening Star. st the risk end cost of default
ing purchaser A deposit OF 81 required AT the
time OF sale; and conveyaDcing aud STAN pc cost
Of purchaser.
GEORGE C. b. MITCHELL, Trustee.
immediately after the above sale. We win sell.
without ieeerye. for cash, Lot q in VIM b Todd Q
subdivision Of square No. s9s.
no pso&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

PENNIES can De had In any quantities at the
Star office counter
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LOB sALy-so 900 extra choice. hardy, Der.
mentaitre and plant FRUIT TREE6, GR APE
VINE, PARLOR PLANTS, &C., Ae.l The coiiec j
Known in Europe ssd America. Hardy Plants and
Fruit Trees planted in the fall will grow end bloom
better next sumner than II planted in the spring
JARDIM, Fiorist and Nurserymsn,
90 20 In 3 18th and n streets.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS Auotionesrs.

IL VnH1N WfLHAm No Auctioueet'
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPRovED PROPERTY
ON MAINLAND AYENCE, BETWEEN A.
AND oh STREETS, ISLAND, AT PUBLIC
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated the 18th day of
November, A. ID lc65. and recorded In Liber b NJ
II No. 5, tolios go, 40, and an, Of the Land
Records of Wa hington county District of Oolum.
bia, shall sell, on THU sDAY. the 10th day Of
Decent er next. ct o clock D. m Gu the pre- m SEES
east half Of Lot No. In Reservation ID, Containing
two thousand seven hundred and thirty six square
feet four and half iRches, with the I'm pro vement.
consisting OF one story Frame House on the front,
alley.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months. Tor notes bearing interest. and secure by
deed Of trust on the premises. All conveyancing
and revenue stamps 81 the cost of the rurch xser.
9lo0 90 on the day OF sale and n the term. are
not complied with in relays after the day Of sale,
the Trustee reserves the right 20 resell the prop
erfy 1t the rick and cost OF the Detailing BUR
chaser, by advertising three times 10 the National
Intsllis eneet A bOsMELL, Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

METROPOLITAN HALL.--We visited this
Temple of Fun last evening, and we can cheer
July say that we have not spent a more pleas
ant evening for some time. The house was
crowded as usual. The fine singing of Misses
Newton and Edwards was immense; the terp.
sichorean department, under the direction OF
M lie Rosa, consisting of Misses Devere, FL
bridge, Harrison and May, everything that
could be expected; Welch and uinn in their
negro acts were funny; aud our old friend
Johnny Reese. with his comic songs, was ex-
ceedlnely amusing. We would dvise every
body who are in want of q nj hit of fun 10 drop
In and see Mr. HeBZe at Metropolitan Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

GRAsDLARcBsY.-Yesfe rday morning VIM.
smith was arrested by officer Miller, Of the
Third Ward, upon the complaint of Henry
Martin, charging him with the larceny of one
silk dress, one silk sack, one childs dress and
shawl, and two gents shirts Also, upon COM
plant Of Francis kriback, charging him with
the larceny of one ladies' brown dress and
other articles. The goods Were recovered, and
the prisoner was taken before Justice Thomp-
son. who sent him 10 Jail for court. The ac.
cused is German peddler, and entered the
mouse upon pretense of having goods 10 sell
The officers recognize him as having been a
prisoner on several former occasions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

The WORKINGMEN's CoNvENrION.-Las
evening, regular meeting OF the Working
mems Convention was held in the Council
Chamber-Mr. VIM. X Mclean in the chair,
and Mr.. Jas. II. Reed secretary.
Mr.. Cavis reported back the proceedings of
the National Labor Congress, held in Balti-
more, which were ordered to be placed on file
He also reported the new constitution, the
CONGREGATION of which was postponed until
ne1 Nednesday evening, when an adjourned
meet will be held.
MY McWilliams was appointed a member of
the executive committee from the Stone Cutters
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

MAMMOTH OYsTFEs.-We advise lovers of
good oysters to go ito Harvey IL Co.'S $50 Penn
sylvanla avenue. between 9th and 10th streets
They are receiving fresh to-day some of the
finest We ever witnessed in this marx
Whlch they Will serve in every stYle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

Il RENCH MERIHOEs, REPS.
POPLINs, BMPREsS CLOTH,
MOUsSELAIEEs, RICH SILKS,
BLACK SILK vELvETS,
IRISH and FRENCH POPLINS.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS
- We offer large stock Of the abovea at
GREATLY RBDUCED PRIOEs
JOS. J. MAY d co,
30s Pennsylvania avenue,
no s0-2uf between 9th and 10th sts
RUY THE LITTLE BELT SEGAR.p
II u. DYER 4 CO.,
2s6 Pennsylvania avenue,
no D-.o5t between 18th aud 18th SITS
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JBwELRY-BOg Wood Sets, Jet Chains let
= Cross Sets, California Stone Sets, Rings and
Gent Pins, r-Plated Spoons, Forks,
CupS, Gobiets. Call Bells, Butter Knives.
sleeve Butions-receIved this morning
M Prigg's Dollar JeweIry Store ABS PennsyI-
yania avenue, near x street.
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OFFICE OF CLAGETT swEENY,
" PURCHASE AND SALE BUREAU,

" PURCHASE AND SALE BUREAU,
No. Market Space, second Floor
NOTICE Those parties who were unable to
obtain single Building Lot from our catalogue
of Property will be able to do so now, as We have
the consent Of the owner to sDbdivide several Of
the whole squares, and are now PR pared TO oerua
single Building Lot upon the same liberal terms
we have been selling whole squares. This offers
great Inducements to parties who contemplate
baiIdipg themselves n reside nce Plat of the sub
division to be seen at our Office. no l5-lm
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1HE License LAw.-I esterday, Thomas "
RILEY was arrested by Officer White OF the
t'tn precinct, for running a cart without n
mum be- He was fined $3.50 by Justice Bos-
vel OftceT White also arrested Francis New
hIk IoI peSdling without license. Justice
Boswell fined MN s.
Oiheer Roth arrested Joseph Adams cold
IN the Third Ward, tor having a cart without
- so
EdW Miller was arrested by Officer Crown!
OF the pa precinct for having dog unlicensed
lie was fined a. by Justice Walter
htChaeI McMager was arrested by Serge 4 n Z
Meredlih and Officer Gordon, of the Sixth
Ward. Tor buying rags without license Jus-
ice Gun sent him 10 the workhouse for - DAYS
II default Of SfO fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

CHARGE OF LARCESY.-Ye strrday morning
MT. George McElfresh, who was robbed on
the 10Th instant of a quantity of clothing and
-i45 In greenbacks and silver, found TAYLOR
Collins, who disappeared from his house at the
ume or the robbery, near the canal, and took
him IL custody, turning him over TO officer
Ourand. He had on the suit stolen from Mr.
McElfresh, and on acknowledging the larceny
" Justice Walter committed him TO Jail for court
Robert Kicker, who was in company with Col.
inns. and had been with him on his travels 10
New York and Winchester, was arrested at
ais house by officer Miller, and taken before
missed MIN.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsKMENTs, &c, TONIGHT

NATIoSAL THEATRE.-nlr Waliack will
appear for The last time, this evening, in his
impeTs ouatiou of Leon de Bourboa =" in the
'siron Mask ''
ODD PILLOWS HALL, Navy rd-Grand
Concert this evening. by some of our best mu-
steal talent. for benefit of 81. Peters ParochIaI
School
Club this evening.
fAIE AND FESTIVAL in progress at Mission,
corner OF Il and 2Uth streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

IHE kIRRwOOD HOUsE.-This ALWAYS pom
ulST hotel II receiving an enlarged share OF
public favor under the capital management of
MT h. II. Dudley. MIR. ID has lust the right
sort OF energy. tao. and industry calculated 10
enable him TO run a frst-class hotel. He has
also SHOWN excellent judgment in associattng
with HIM Mr.. r. X. Jones, one Of the best hotel
men IN the country The hotel has Just been
thoroughly ref ted for the winter season. its
iarder ard cellar amply stocked, and every
tning about the establishments put IN a con-
dltion TO ensure the com fort and endowment of
guests. In position this hotel is unrlyalled
being situated on the pleasantest part OF Penn
SylyanIa avenue. equi -distan. from most of the
important points in the city.
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CORRECTiON.-We sincerely regret Eli

CoRHEcT'oN.-Ws sincerely regret that
an error occurred in the Democratic Call,
pu i'shrd by us last week, which was not
discovered until the paper had been print
I'd and distributed. In tho place oil
chambers Prairie" precinct. the COM
positor makes it read {" Chchais River
precinct. No one can possibly regret this
mistake more than ourself While We
may opp6se our Democratic friends on
matters of policy. We have no desire to do
them any injusi ice
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BECOMING SoclABLE.-We are really
rejoiced over the friendly disposition lately
evinced by our contemporary. He has
been 80 digni6rd all along that we haven't
had q chance for sociabls chat for many
. day. Now that W. have "orened the
campaign" lat the right end this 'imr.) We
sincerely hope our friend won't cool III
until We have had little fIi.adly taxi
We hope yon vii come issx" regularly
every Saturday snsnisg. a=d Frsy fitch
yoaT kn.frisy std -sss ali lsy. ard veu
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proving its past course consistent with that
avowed but two weeks ago by the new
editor. The letter of " an esteemed cor
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lowing introduction:
"1his article from an esteemed cores.