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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-26

DEATH oF GILBERT CAsEgoN-we learn
with deep regret the death OF Gilbert Cameron.
EsG, gentleman long and favorabiy known
IN this community. The following tatsn frorn
the Scottish American was the frst intoroa
non bis friends (who were in EXPECTATION Of
Ms early return 10 reside amongst them had
OF his demise ' A"1
'Our Scotch exchanges record the suddep
oemtse OF Mr.. Gilbert Cameron the builder of
me Smithsonian Institute, at Washington. ID.
y. ttr. cameron was suddenly seized with
severe illness al MS residence Washin gton
Souage, Greenock, on the evening of Monday
November ), which continued till the fo'IoW
ing morning, when he expired. Deceased was
80 q, ts man. In early life be was appren-
uceo 10 the mason trade. After working as
Journeyman for some years in Greenock
!hT: cameron proceeded TO America, where
ne oecsme contractor. In Washington, Mr.
cameron built for the Government many
extensive works, amongst which are the
smithsonian Institute and Military Asy-
ium- Having amassed a competency, he re-
turned 10 ms native town upon the outbreak of
the late civil war. MT Cameron was highly
respected. and his sudden demise at the early
age OF % years, has caused feeling OF gloom
amongst all who knew MIN. Deceased held
the office of Right WorshipfuI Master of the
Lodge of FTeemasons, Greenock, ST John, No
10 MT. cameron appeared somewhat con-
Splcuously before the public some time sgo, in
consequence of his having orally protested
during divine service in the West Parish
Church, Greenoek, against certain .sinnoya-
uons' which he alleged We're bein introdu cad
INTO the musical part of the Worship Mr.
Cameron leaves a widow but no family
The builder of several of our building, sucb
Is the metropolitan Hotel. Trinity Church
fOorhOuse. ETC. besides those enumerated
above, he was for many years president of St
Andrews Society. Such was tbe esteem and
regard In which he was held by our Scottish
Fellow citizens, that the office was not filled
IOr over year IN expectation of his early re-
turn.
We understand from W. X Smith. ESQ. his
successor in that Office, that a meeting of the
society Is TO be held this evening 10 take SUIT
able netice OF the melancholy event
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DAILY ACT. THE COLOMBIA rIoS SOCIETY
Last week, In the Court in General Term the
decision OF Judge Wylie, made in the Equity
Court last March. dismissing the bill in the
case OF Joseph r. Daily sgt. the American Col
onIZatIon Society. was sustained. The plain
TN asked for a rule on the defendants recurring
tnem 10 show cause why they had not paid
him the sum OF Sl,452, claimed to be due him
on account of provisions, &c, furnis ed recap
tured Africans in Liberia He also alleged that
contract was made with the United States by
the Society to support and maintain in Liberia
such recaptured Africans should he deliy-
cred; that S9OU,0OO were appropriated by the
Government, and the larger portion OF ID sQuan-
dered by fraud, breach of trust, mismanage-
ment, &c.
The defendants, in their answer, represented
that out OF the 100000 appropriation but
<35O,COU had been drawn, and denied emphat-
ically that the money received had been mis-
applied, but asserted that the interest accruing
bad been properly used.
NJ. Thompson for plaintiff, Bradley, ST., for
respondent.
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CITIZENS OF TIRE DISTRICT OF CoLUsHIA,
we congratulate you upon the opening of the
Chlnese Tea Company. an institution organ
lied for the sale OF the best Teas imported into
the country. Our Hong-536 eth street. be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue and ID street, one
OF tDe best locations, being near the junction of
all Inc city cars, North, South, East and West
has been beautifully fitted up under the i'm me
nlate supervision of our very popular and es-
teemed friend and fellow citizen. Mr. r G..
stevens. Mr. Stevens will give his undivided
personal attention TO the business of the firm
where ne would be pleased TO see his frien DIS
ana customers, feeling satisfied that he can
give satisfaction.
THE Hone, 536 eth street,
between PennsYlyania aNanne and ID 81 90,
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DEATH PROM CHoLERA-Last Tuesday, a
Colored man named James Lawrence arrived
IN this city from Savannah, Ga, and took
lodgings at house in Temperance Hall Al
ley, between 9th and 10th and ID and streets
Thursday he are freely ef OYSTERS and drank
whisky Till he became intoxicated. Friday be
was taken with the symptoms OF cholera, ard
DIR. Marsh was called TO attend him DIR.
Prentiss was called In as member of the
Board of Health, and pronounced the case one
OF cholera, in which DIR. Marsh concurred.
The patient died last night, and the removal
and burial Of the body was ordered as soon as
the sanitary police were notified of the death
The woman with whom the man was living
was taken sick this morning. The sanitary
officers, this morning, were engaged in dIsin :
fecting the premises.
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RECOVERY OF TWO STOLEN WATCHES
About two weeks ago, the house of Kate George
No 3U- II street, was entered by thief and g.
valuable gold watch and chain was stolen
The case was reported TO Detectives CIaryoe
and McDevltt, who instantly look measures TO
recover the property. Thursday, a young
man went 10 a pawn Office and offered the
watch. The brOKer said he would have to de-
tain IL The young man insisted that il was
MS watch, and went 10 get evidence of his
Identity, but he returned in a short time and
Was arrested bv officer Clsryoe. The prisoner
accounted for his possession of the watch
Dy saying mat he purchased IL In Baltimore, of
a man who said he was IN need OF money, and
was going TO sell another watch which he had
The prisoner gave his name as John Nelson
and was held in custody until Detective
McDeyitt went 10 Baltimore, where he ascer-
talIed that the prisoner had made a correct
statement. That the other watch and chaip
belonged TO MIR Jas. Westcott, and was stolen
the same day the other was taken, and was
pawned in Baltimore by a very different per-
son from the prisoner. The officers made every
EFFORT 20 discover evidence that would connect
the prisoner with the larceny, but failed Yes
terday, the prisoner had a hearing before ms
tlce Tucker. at the Central Guardhouse. and
was released upon his recognizapce for a
further hearing.
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CITY ITEMS.
MAYORS OyrIoE, Cry HALL,

"AfokS OfflCE, CiTg HALL, !
WAsHInGToN, ID. o., November "a, 1865.
deem II only necessary TO remind the eIti :
zens OF Washington that the President has sci
apart Thursday, the goth instant as q day OF
Ihanksgiying and praise to Almighty God, 10
induce a compliance with his behests. and q
proper observance of the day on their part.
go RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
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TIE IuoxEAss Par MovDnsur.-On Sat.
1roay night, nesting Of the commsstses OF
theieleIks Of the difereat executive bureaus,
was held At the Washington Building to taxi
measures to obtain an increase If pay at which
every department and nearly every bureau
was represented Major Bates. or the Treas.
nry, was called to the chair, and Mr.. A. y
NILS appointed secretary. Mr.. T.. T. Tayior
offered resolutions declaring that an in crease
OF salary rs absolutely necessary, and for the
appointment OF committee in each depart
ment 10 represent 70 the heads Of the depart
ments and Congress thenecessities of the ciert,
and 10 secure such aid as may meet the emer-
Fencies OF the case. After q long debate the
resolutions were adopted, and after the dele
gates had been instructed 10 select mem bers OF
fbe committee 10 report at the next meeting, an
adjournment was had.
'BApT1sN.-Yesterday afternoon. Rev. Mr.
Meador, of the Island Baptist Church, bap-
tised THREE persons AZ the Sycamore. near the
Long Bridge, in the presence OF a large assem-
biare OF persons, and at night four others were
baptised IN the church The protracted meet.
ing is still in progress in this church, and there
are about twenty inquirers every night.
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CRUELTY TO ASIMALs.-(feorze Ricard WAS
arrested Saturday by officer Barley, OF the
Third Ward, Tor muZzling calf in the market
The practice of tying thread around a Calls
tongue, or fastening the mouth with a cord
has always been condemned as Inhuman by
our citizens The object of this practice is to
prevent the calf from sucking the dam when
offered for sale in market, so that the dam NAV
appear to yield a great quantity of milk In
the case reported, Justice Morsell fined the nc .
cused SlO.
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SENT TO JAIL.-Saturday, Alexander Pool
colored, was arrested by officer Hanes, of the
Second Precinct, upon the complaint OF Mar.
tina Robinson, charging him with assault and
battery Justice Walter sent him 10 laiI for
court. George Hensley was arrested by officer
Crump. of the First Ward, upon the charge of
petty larceny. he was committed for court by
Justice Drury. Susan Blackwell, solored.
was arrested by Officer Buel. OF the same pre-
ctnct- upon a similar charge. She also was
committed by Justice Drury. Louisa Brown
colOred, was arrested by officer Howard, OF the
Second Ward, upon q charge of threats Of VIC b.
lence towards Mary Adams. She was sent 10
all in default OF bail for peace.
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auct. ;eeoreetown.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FARMING IN.
RIAGE AND HARNESS, cow, &c, &c, Ar
hUGTd9n ~o.,,
O'Clock will sell, at Greenwood the residence
OF cen. =. Alexander, Georgetown Heights. on
the Tenn town road. east side, mile above the
Georgetown reservoir. all Of his personal effects
copststing OF large assortment of Household aud
Kitchen Furniture ! excellent Mich Gov: 4
Family Carriage and Harness; leo bushels Pots-
toes; Corn, Beets, Turnips, and other Farm pro-
plements, &C, &C
Terms cash. Sale positive.
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FRANCE FRANCM FRhNcM He sells
Good merIno Shirts and Drawers, 90 cents
each; Gray's Collars, 25 cents per box; at his
Gents Furnishing House, 49f 9TH street, near
Odd Fellows Hall
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RTJ. q. MCGUIRE 90, Auoaoneers.
TRUsTEEs SALE Or LOT ON TIE NAVY

BY virtue OF deed o. trust, bearing date 10Th Of
In Liber Il n h, No. %, folio ssS &C, OF toe
county Of Washington, ID c.. will sell, on SAT
GkDAf, December y, 1855, st Z O'Clock p m. on
living and being on the east side Of sth street east
between Pesnsylvsnia avenue and street south,
beginning for the 1t the outh west corner Of
said lot, running thence south p feet inches,
thence east log feet inch, thence north 70 feet
inches, thence west log feet inch, 90 the place
beginning.
Terms Of sale. as prescribed by deed Of trust :
purchase All ysncing and revenue stamps
~ cost Of purchaser. X. g PRICE Trustee
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"A SURE PILE CURR.-Dr. Gilbert's Pile in
srufnent positively cures the worst cases OF
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of "a. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address J. II Romano. Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadw way, New YORK 2.
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Q1 ID. l.. WILLS a co,
- AuctiOueers and Heal Estate Brokers
Northwest corner 10Th and street.

ii II
- Auctioneers and Heal Estate Brokers'
Northwest corner 10th and street.
vIRr ENCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUREI-
TUB, AT No. 425 10TH STREET, CORNER
OF WEST. AT PUBLIC AuCrIOk
On WEDNESDAY, the asth day of Notenber
next, 81 ~ o clock We shall sell a. tue shovs
residence Of g. ntlemsn declining houses
viz.
psrlor Furniture. Walnut, finished In Green Ran
Marble top Tables and Rockers
File French Plate Gilt Mirrors
Marble top " alnut eidsbeArd
One Superior Black Walnut Chamber Set With
Hell Patent Spring Mattress, tHair,D cost
Oak ard Maple Chamber Sets
Brussels Ingram Nenitisu and other Csrpets
One elt CANT Silver plated Te. Set
Silver pistea Casters, Forks, Table All Tea
Extension Dining Table. Walnut, with Chairs 10
match
hair. shuck, and Cotton top M.ttresss.
Feather Bede. Pillows, and Bolsters
sheets. Bolster Cases Blankets, Quilts, &c
Cooking etJve with Fixtures complete; also, Par
Tor aud Chamber Stoves
China, CrOckery and Gl sss Ware
Also, an assortment OF Kitchen Requisites.
noa ID. L. WELLS CO ,Auets.
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CORPORATION CAsBs-Saturday, the police
was quite busy with the enforcement of the
Corporation ordinances, and the result was a
report yesterday Of nearly $500 fines for viola
tons OF city laws. II costs but little for good
citizens to comply promptly with the laws, but
neRlects and delays upon the presum ption that
Il day or twO's delay in abating nuisance or
obtaining a license do not matter much, often
result III expense.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
MpsEMENrs, &C. TONIGHT

NATIONAL THEATER-First night of tn
great comedian. Mr.. Joseph Jefferson. who
VIII personate Bob Acres" in 'sThe Rivals. =
and "Hugh de Brass IN "a Regular FIX"
METZEHOTT HALL.-3rand Operate Ton
cert by the Richings English Opera Troupe.
selections from some of the finest operas
LADIES FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of u,he
CnloB Association for the relief of the poor.
VIII commence festival on i street. bet waen
ing.
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between Pennsylvania avenue and u stree,

FOR CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, White ;
Embrocation is a specific Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
4Haa d 9th streets
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LOB RENT-The FARM, for the last three years
j. the residence of MAJOR TheePhiius Gaines, con
stsin g Of 10 acres. lying near Fort shan, mile
from Behring'S Bridge improvements, 4 yelling
house Of IL looms. stone stable servant. houses,
ington, d. O., or call Ia person, between and D.
l-t's l6-tf
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SELLING LIZ UOR on SUNDAY.-Robert W hit
irN vas arrested Saturday by officer W III
FysEs. If The seventh Ward, for selling lilo u o.
Cd Surcay contrary TO law The accused ap
Y@srsd Byt'rr Justice Handy aud was fined
s-2l3.. Up. u Whicn he took an appeal TO court
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GONE To EUROPE.-AmOng the passengers
who saIlrd TOm New York on Saturday, for
bremen, was Mr. John G. Bacher, of this city.
who haS gone fOr he good OF MS health, having
been ~ n cehIlIiatrd condition for some time
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FINED FcR CARRYING A RAzoR-Saturday
afternoon, ofhcer SPrague arrested Heary
johnson, cOlOrTd, for carrying concealed
weapons. razor was found upon his nerson
Justice Handy investigated the case, and fined
prisoner so. and in default OF payment semi
him TO the workhouse for thirty DAYS
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CIRCUrT CoTlsT, Jud1e Carf'Sr.-This court
Is engaged t0-cay IN calling tue docket and
assigning cases for trial.
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Costly ABUSR-James Miller was arrested
n N o'clock Saturday night for making use O.
abusive language. The arrest and complain
Was made by Sergeant Vernon, and after (
hearing before Justice Handy the accused va
fined $40. which was paid.
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"ASHISGTOSIANs STRENGTHENING the
recent elections John ID. Thompson, John L.
smith and Baker A. Jamison, formerly we'll
ELOwn citizens OF this city, were elected men,
oris OF the NarNlaGc Legislature: the TWO for
msr from Baltimore. and tna Ia,,sr from -,
Mary,s CaP' !. I. Clements a native of
Washington was also elected a member Of the
Missouri Legislature.
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LoUHl FED
A full assortment of all grades choice Flour for
Bakers; quality No l; price low
Are the only direct receivers for Golden Hill, j.
H. 0ambril1 mot Patapsco) and Linganor Family
Flours In the District. As the latter brand has
been extensively counterfeited and sold in th g
arrangement with the millers we furnish II lowe r
than II can be obtained from any other source
other first class Family Flour.
Buckwheat at low rates
All grades of Western Flour n store and for sale
lew By ". M. GAIT CO.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
IL IA
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M TIE CACTUS OIGARS.
NIANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY, AND
c0pyriRhted for

~ ANUf hOTUhBD IAOLUbINBLI, AND
BCOsE a CHANDLEE.
are for sale, wholesale and retail By
a, willsrds and National hotels. and at
go W. K. CHAHDLEE'S
Oigar stere, under Ebbitt House, corner and
We ssll the special attention Of dealers to these
quality and axe ever ia sne
ana are offered at very small advance on cest.
IL asi AZ sIs
o 0 Lsalss , and Misses 4, Also meat bssuti
ME- ~ 8. e sAsISs. I4S ssh street. lou? Soe y
rom Penna avenue ocSlm'
SUPKRIOR CABINET FURNITURE.
The sub ,: !: happy 70 inform HI. num.rou.
6 saa fGR sSfr ii''k OF
81 SHs' ss!1 from g Il d AZ;
Il 8. not necessary to Iartioularize, ss our Stock
sEsIs ss E r 0Ps sfHs
55IsaMIsT and 2. price. ths, defy c0mpetition
seseosn Southeast corner lei ssh h. and b SITS.
CLOCKS! CLOCKsl CLOOKSI- ~ have re.
ksG sSd
TERlALs, WATCHES and JEWELRY
J. R0BINSON's,
no IL I'm opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
I UMBER LUMBKR!l
100 900 feet Of Virginia Pine Joist. from 20 to 50
feet long
aa.OJ feet Eastern Shore q Virginia Pine soruce
and Hemlock Jest, from II to 20 feet and different
sizes
rOC0o Cypress Shingles, Simmons 4 Davis No.
10000 Cypress Shingles, common brands and
caps
4 good assortment of4. 4, Ga and s White Pine,
prime select and seconds, seasoned
20 ,OO feet "a White Pine OUTLINES
10000 feet 4 yellow Pine Dressed Flooring
25.0p feet - and So Carolina Flooring
Oak. Ash and Walnut Plank
TDgs'her with q general assortment OF all kinds
Of Lumber usually kept In LUMBER Yard. All OF
which We offer for sale at the lowest price,
JOS q LIBBY.
Office, No. 81 Water street.
no 9-lm Georgetown, ID. q.
WlNsLOw's SWEET OORN, IN CANS.
large invoice fresh from the packers, in Port
land, Me. For sale in large and small gu Ties,
by z. 81. p. KING son,
noa King Place.
Buy THE LITTLE x sE q ns sEs s.oo-
Sign OF the "GNldsn rarls
no 20 eo3t PeBas ave =. let. I?th add 18Th cts.
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RY GRIIE 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

AN ExOELLENT Two STORY FRAME
HOUSE, OF Elk ROOMS, SITUATED on
1TH AND eTH SHEETS EAST
By virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date Nay
NJ. h, No: u, folio SIS. &s., one Of the Land
Records for Washington County, ID. c., will sell
FRIDAY, November the s0th, at four clock D.
m :, Lot numbered Is, according 20 Vim. b Todd's
subdivision OF 81 uare numbered 1913, I'm proved by
q nearly new two story Frame House; lot % feet
front BY lt0 deep.
payments, at six, twelve, and eighteen months,
secured BY deed OF trust. Terms 70 be csmplied
with within i've days after the sals, the
property will be resoid after three inserto us in
the Evening Star, at the rick and cost OF default
ing purchaser A de- pOsit Of Ss0 reasired at the
time of sale; and convsy sncing and stamps cost
GEORGE @. b. MITCHELL, Trustee.
stely after the above sale, We will sell .
without for cash, Lot m VIM Tod "a
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L TO CLOSE BUSINESS

Having sold my Fixtures and rented store to G
b. Wilson .'(late OF Wilson B Burns, and having
to vscate the promises by December Ist offer
my entire stock at greatly reduced prices consist.
Fine Calf and Heavy Winter Boots
Full line Of Ladies' Misses, and children n Shoes
Blankets, Quilts, Table Linen. Hosiery
Ivory handle Cutlery, Silver plated Ware
Clocks, Ladies and Misses shawls
Trunks, Valises, Hats, Gaps. Shirts
Glass and Wooden Ware, Stationery
Guns, Rifles, Tobacco and Cigars
Fancy Goods Of all descriptions.
Auction Sales Every Evening, commencing at :
X. F.PAGE, 502 7th street,
NOS under Odd Fellows Hall.
SUPERIOR
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DIED.
miChCM. At Greenwood Montgomery county ,
No on Monday mOrhiBE, at y clock VIM X
MdChtm IN the Soth year of his age.
His funeral will take pla ;e on Wednesday, the
eth. At u O'Clock forenoon. from his late RESI-
dtnce. The remains will be buried at CARROLL +,
chapel. his friends and the friends of the family
are repea fully invited 10 attend IT..
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CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints
Warts, Moles, Vascular Ex cresenCes, &c
successfully treated by DIR. White, Surgeon
ChlTopCdist wa Penn. av., between * aud Ctr
streets Once hours from a m ts5D m
and 10 p. m.
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HOTEL FOB RIET Oh LEASE,
RARE CHANCE TOR HOTEL KREPERs.

HOTEL FOB kkhT O6 LEASE.
RARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL KEEPEBs.
Having thoroughly rsmsdeled and rebuilt the
IN the cit, q gs s.11e.s1rI os, III.
came for RENT Oh LEASE upon very liberal
This building is situated on the corner of Bridge
and Washington streets. on the line Of the Wash
ing to all Of the Departments Of Government.
the Capitsi Navy fara, Raircld DePois, &c,
and is within three blocks of the Washington city
Il contains forty t4el rooms besides the kitchen,
water closets for gentlemen on the fret floor,
and for ladies on the second floor: and 10 fur.
Der Of room. can be sdasd.i desired. By Snishing
TIE exterior s of the buildings handsomely fin.
ished in modern sty ls. With Msusards roof, and
with separate entrance for ladies on Washington
In the basement there are rooms designed for .
Restaurant T. wi5h Ginning room and kitchen seps'
For further particulars address with refere noes,
RILEY A, sHfNN,
no 8 cow tInt&Chronl 0eorgetOwn, D O.
FOB BENT-The large BUILDING occupied By
j. the Metropolitan Police and the Gas Light
About twenty Ave rooms, gas and water through e
out, heated BY steam Ia the basement Oae of the
.auI.ns and est sae Saloon the eisy Suitable
&c. 4ois 18th s1s
EOR RENT-Laree and small furnished aud un-
i furnished HOUSES and APART MENTS suit
able Ior usekeeping. Also, For Sale. several
small HOUSES, on easy terms. Inquire ST RR
CO., Aesh 7th street, Room 13. oc Is SIM
LNOR RENT-On Bridge street. Georgetown,
i Ltce ROOMS furnished or unfurnished. Good
Board can be had next door. Inquire at the ueW
nrug Stere. corner Bridge and Washington cts.
Georgetown. Oc 1j-eo7t"
E0R RENT-sTORE ROOM 346 Penn. avenue,
JOHN b. SEMMES,
&C 26 eou Seaton ause
LOB REET-Larse and desif able ROOMS, at
il the Seminary Building, corner of Gay and
Washington streets. Terms moderate. Apply TO
Mrs. DOUGHERTY. on the premises. George
town. NOT Inn
LOB RENT-The STORE No. 33l ID street,
Il near nth II fronts Immediately on PennA
avenue, AID ID one OF the largest and most conve.
pieufH situated store rooms 10 Weshington city
Apply 70 q. b. BAKER, ct the Star once. jss0.u
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auo.lop..r,,

We shsll sell at public auction, on the PREMISE.
on II kSbAf the 18th instant, ct O'Clock D m =
slS, fronting on north street. between 4th AMI
SIN streets west, having been subeivid d into 10
building lots, to which invite the atteHtf - 20
buyers, as they will lie sOld without reserve fsr
cash iVt
nee sd GREEN WILLIAMS. Ase..
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- WOOD WOODlt
Baltimore Oompanys White.A CASH. $50
Iykens Valley Red Ash ....-................ SIS
Shamoken B. Ash ...., AIS
sp,uss Pine Wood per oord..,....~......... 100
Oak Wood, best quail ~ .-.........-...... 800
Sawed and Split Pine ......... 800
Do. Oak -. ....... :. ......... 10 90
Orde rs left at Hall q Hume g, 0rocers No 40
marhet space, Louisi ana avenue. between 9TH and
9Th streets. will be promptly attended to. ONCE
and Yard 7th S., bet. and y Island