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AUCTION SALES.
DY J. T. COLDWELL & co, Auctioneers
ID Southwest corner Penn. avenue and AZ stree

Kl D. l. NoLbW ELL u Co., AuCtfOneers.
- Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 4a street.
TRCSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON THIRD STREET WEST, NEAR
by virtue of a deed Of trust bearing date Novem
her 10th, is 5, recorded in Liber R. NJ. H., No 6,
folio 4U6. &c, one of the land records for Washing
ton ID G., shall offer at public auction. on TUES
DAY November 18th, 1851. at O'Clock p. m., in
Square 5SS, fronting on 30 street west, near Vir-
Einia avenue. imprOye ed by a small Brick House.
Terms: $50 cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
on the property. Conveyancing aud stamps at pur-
chaser cost. go down on the day OF sale
SAMUEL NORMENT. Trustee
no7-eots j L. COLDWELL Il CO., Aucts :
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DRoPosALS FOR WOOD.

Derpf gvnrte-masisr's Osrs
Fort Hdsker, Kansas, October a5 Iss>
Sealed Proposals VIII he received M this osfcs
until Il NJ of SATURDAY. the 9th OF Novemner
le5f- 1oT the delivery at Fort Har1er, Kansas, OF
800 CORDS OF WOOD
To be OF the best quality of wood growing in tn,
vicinity Of this Depot. free from small limbs and
brush. and split to convenient size.
To be delivered at such time and place as the
Quartermaster at this De- pot may direct. The vhol,
to be delivered on or before the 3Dth Of NoVemiser
lsS1. Bidders will state OF what time they can de-
liver the entire quantity. The conditions attached
to bidding for this wood will be the same as il
usual at this Depot in such cases. Necessary tn-
formation will lie given on applica alton.
1elegTaphic bids will not be received
HENRY lNMAN,
Byt. Major and A. Q. N. I. s.A,
no 5-EB Depot U. VI.
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WIN. Il. WREATLEYS PREMIUM sTEAM
w DYEING AND CLEANSING

Once, No: 49 Jefferson ST., Georgetown, D. o.,
Establishes In 1881 premium awarded by the Metro
far the largest and most complete establishment Of
the kind In this section Of country
Dysing and Securing Of all kinds dsne in tho best
manner.
Truly thankful for past favors. the subscriber
solcits the continued custom of the community
Goods received and returned BY express with the
utmost promptness and despatch
Post Office address, Lock Box No So
0nEce closes daily at sunset except Saturday when
1t is closed at 6k ,. m. au IL -6m
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DR. WHITE, Ohiropodist, a24 Pennsylvania
avenue, between -Four -and.a-half and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment of
Oorns, Bpnions, Bad Nails. Enlarged Joints,
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c
Once hours from a. m. to q p. "A. No charge
Tor consultation. Established 1861.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

RoBBxRY.--At the KimmeIl House, on q, Be.
tween ~ and 6th streets, some adrot thief las
night entered the room occupied by Captain
Boyle and Mr. Shipley, and stole from Mr..
Shipiey's pockets $40, and from Mr.. Boyle
el25, and left the room without creating the
least alarm. -
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WE ADVISE OUR RBADERs to call at A. Ad.
amson's, sos Ninth street, one door from Penn
sylvania avenue, and examine his large and
cloths, Rugs and Mats of all kinds, Blankets
OF all colors, ready made Sheets and Pillow
Gases, Bed Clothing Of all descriptions, Hair
and Shuck Mattresses, Hair and Feather Pill
lows, q large assortment of Gilt Window
Shades, Linens and Fixtures, Table Covers of
all kinds, all OF the first quality, and at the
lowest cash prices. Remember 500 9th street.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

Holland came before Justice Morsell yesser.
day, for driving through funeral, and Wa
fined eS. 10 -nF aft tt-
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BASE BALL "A game of base bali was plaved
Yesterday between the Hoboken and Steam
Fire BTtsade Clubs Of THE cny. resulting In fe.
vor Of the latter BY score Of a to 81 80
Evening star., 1867-11-07

OPRN ON SuHDAY-A storekeeper named
Henry Bogus, dong business in the Third
Ward. was last evening arrested BY Sergeant
Greer, of the 9th precinct, and afraiGned before
place OF buaipess open on Sunday. The Justice
fned the accused in the sum of 80 = -
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The RIVER FRoNT.-Hd-rey's Wharf.-Ar.
nved-Schr sally y Godfrey. Godfrey, from
Philadelphia, with coal for Harvey Iuarke
and Given.
CCTter's WRGgf.-Arrived-Schr f.. l.. Mar.
". Hom Pniladelphla, with i32 tons of coal
Tor oi,y dealers SS.iled-Schr Kate r Rich
doughty, and sehr. John L. Tracey, Tracey,
bound down light.
Rttey's UhcIf.-Sailed-SchrsS s. H. Trav
eIs' APplegaIth and James Riley. Meredith
bound down light
CToUcis ThGrJ.- Sailed-Schr Fowler &
Sop, Mckra6y, for Georgetown, to load
manure for Norfolk
StGekpote'S Whorf.-Arrived -Schr. Sarah
flsh. Her roersop, with 36I tons of Maine ice
foT Kennebec Ice Company. (StackpoIe and
Hsn)
SiJfh-strset WhGrf-Arrived- = Schr. Ne.
chanic, from below, with wood for Clark an
Hunt; steamer Express from BALTIMORE and
Ihtermediate landings, with passengers, freight
and produce.
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HRALTHY DryIpBND.-The Franklin lnsur.
snce Gem pany Yesterday declared dividend
Of Is FER cent, on their stock for six m3nths.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

OLDEsT lNHABITANTs AssoCIArIoN-The
regular msetlng Of the Oldest Inhabitants As.
sCciauon was held yesterday afternoon In the
Council Chamber (City HALL Col. p. G. Wash.
lnEton IN the chair, and Mr.. J Carroll Brent
secretary. Mr.. R. w. Clark moved the an
poinrment OF Committee to wait on Mr.
Louis Carusi and arrange for the leyee in Ca
rusIse Academy OF Music, which Mr.. G. pro.
poses 10 give 10 the Association; which was
carried and Messrs- Jenkin Thomas, Francis
Hanna and L r. Dorsett were appointed
Mr.. X. w. Clarke presented 10 the associa.
the old eap-stone, clearing the figure of q fe.
males head,) made In London by Conde 10
the year 1893. and being the arch stone over
the nam door of the Old Capitol
Col. j. ;. Williams presented number O.
documents relative to the cornerstone OF the
CapitoI, dated 1874; as also the orderly book OF
CCiumbia Brigade, dated ISi4.
Dr. Blake, in the name of Mr.. N Callan pre-.
sentec volume of the Washing gton ErpOsitoy.
Cooper
MIR Brent read a communication of Mr.. T.
tnderwood, OF Illinois, presenting a pencil
sketch OF Tiber Greek. in 1915; also, Latin
Grammar published In 1sOO.
The thanks OF the Association were tsudered
Tor The presents. Adjourned
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pY GREEN & WILLIAMS, ,Auctioneers,
- No. S26, Southeast corner 7th and sts


TRUSTEES sALEOF HORSE. WAGONS. HAIR
Mss. ICE CREAM FREEZER MACHINE
SHOW CASES, GLASS JARS, COUNTER,
MARBLE TOP TABLES, PIANO FORTE,
c6RNER OF TTR TWELFrhHf RELFShfisrREEH STREET Hf WEST 4
AND STkEET NORTH, AT AUCTION
On tkIDAf, the 18th day Of November, A. d.
1851, at 10 o'clock A, shall sell, by virtue of
deed OF trust, dated the 9lh day of October, A. D.
l6i6, and duly recorded in Liber K. NJ. H., No. 3,
feos 2l3 and 2l6 Of Chattel Records for the coun-
Y OF Wa;htng gton in the District Of Columbia viz;
Two Wagons and Harness ~.
rs Ice Cream Freezers and Ice Cream Machines
Sixty Ice Cream Tubs
Crockery Ware and Sauce
Two Show Cases
One Counter f..
Ten Marble top Tables
Eight Walnut Stands, eight Walnut Chairs
Forty. ight Glass Jars, and Scales and Weights
Twenty -four Cane seat Chairs
One Book Case e.
One Sofa, one Lounge, four Stoves
-Four Dressing bureaus and three Wardrobes
Five Washstands, five Chamber Tables
Five Bedeteads. two Feather Beds ra..H
five Husk Mattresses, one Hair 40
One w Wbeelbsrrow and w ater Cooler
And all ether goods meEtioned in said deed of
trust, which deem unnecessary to mention.
no6-d 70 GREEN B WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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GOVERNMENT SALBs.-I would call the at.
tention OF dealers and others to a large lot Of
new Cavalry Jackets, Goats, Pants, Shirts,
Blankets, &c. A. Adamson, SOC Ninth street,
ore door from Pennsylvania avenue.
PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star Office counter.
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UlY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
ID No. SIG Southeast corner 7th and ID ats


VALUABLE PROPERTY FRONTING on NEW
YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
fIETH STREETS WEST: AT AUCTION.
We shall sell, on the premises
PART OF LOT 9,
in Square No 54 being % feet front BY 40 feet deem
TO an alley, with the Improve ments consisting of
TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE
with side Lot and Stable back, making it desira.
bic property.
Terms or e half cash; balance in six and twelve
deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyancfng and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
SsO down on the day of sale
10 It'd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
ID Late Clerks with Jas. G. Mc(inire 4 Ca. ~
Southwest corner Of Penna ave. and llth street
Star Office Building.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITIRE, IRON SAFE, &C.,
On SATURDAY M11Ia.Ns..NG, November 9th. at
100 tlcck, in front our Auction Rooms, we shall
sell alarge assortment OF Furniture, Herring Safe,
&c. comprising
Marble-top Chamber and Parlor Furniture
Walnut Beds leads and Bureaus
Walnut Wardrobes and Washstan6s
Marble top Tables. Chamber Tables
Husk and Hair Mattresses
Walnut Extension Dining Table
Lounges. Easy Chairs
Window Curtains and Shades
BRUSSELS and Three ply Carpets
Oak cane seat Dining Chairs
ParlOr and Heating Stoves
Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Requisites, &C.
Also.
Herring Fire proof Safe, in good order
/ Bagatelle Table.
Terms cash COOPER LATIMER
no Auetioneers.
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Sf JOS. r. kELLEY Real Estate Agent and
- Auctioneer,
ONCE 1863 9Th ST. west, near north st.
NEAT TWO;STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF NORTH STREET.
WEST. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY NEXT, the Ilth day of November
al Az o'clock p. m, will sell. on the premises
part of Lot numbered 5, in subdivision of Square
numbered 2o9, said part Of a Lot having front of
feet and inches on said north street, and run
ming back by that width 100 feet. aud improved by
neat two story Brick Dwelling, containing nye
rooms.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months. with notes bearing interest and secured
anci ing and stamps at cost of purchaser. $50 down
on day of sale. jos f. Kelley
no o At INTEL Auctioneer.
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IHk hARBoR FKEs-Mr. X. y. Davis has
Tor Charles +. Barnes and about 6o ofhers
CaptAins ana owners OF vessels, tha, have
paid tonnage duty 10 the Corporation OF Wash.
Ingtoc, orougnr suit against the Cooperation
Tor money illegally collected by the defendants
as tonnage duties, claiming -, ,soI. 1.-The totsl
amount reported by the Harbor Master since
January. leoi. The statement of the Regis; ar
accompanies The bill in the case from which IN
appears the amounts collected were as follows.
1e6i- Sl,7ss0e; 1855, s2,706.04; 1896, s2.g76 SO:
1907. 70 August, Si,{3I.
The Court IN General Term, IL Will be rscoI-
leeted, a few days since delivered an opinion
IN the case OF Barnes against the Corporati,n
~hich came before them on certtOrdri from
Justice Boswell, holding that the right 10 lew
tonnsge duries belonged exclusiv vely TO Con.
gress, and that such power had not been dele
gated 10 the city, hence the plaintiff brings this
suit
Evening star., 1867-11-07

The subscriber has purchased largely since the
recent decline, and is now selling goods at lower
prices than they have been sold since the war His
assortment of DRESS GOODS is large, embracing
the newest and most desirable styles. Also. CIoaks
from "a up TO the finer qualities. Long square
Shawls: Flannels, Blankets, Bleached Musiins g.
lg-good yard wide l2, Is, 20, 25 Calicoes TO- I2Is
HMerEimack Spragus and ether best makes, Is cts.
Casslnets S1a. 50, 81, and IS. Sixty pieces Cass-
liners ard Cloths, very cheap. Ladies' and Gents
Merino under Vest, and Drawers. Dress Trim
mings, Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions We offer
great inducements to purchasers. Give us a call
BENJAMIN MILLER,
Oc H-lmf lOl Bridge St. Geor aefown ID q
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs. &. TONIGHT.

AMCSEMENTS, &c, TONIGHT
NATIONAL THEATER. James T.. Muir
dock as Young MIrabel," in "Wine Works
Wonders"
WALLS OPERA HOUsE-Tenth night sun.
Ger the Gashgbt," which still draws crowded
houses.
THAIER 4 MOVES CIRCUS AND MRNAG.
ERIE gives matinee and evening exhibition
eveTy day on the corner Of 1lth street and
Louisiana avenue.
METZEROTT HALL--Tom Thumb and his
Wife. Commodore Mutt, and the dIminutive
Miss Minnie Warren. give three exhibitions
every day, this week.
ODD FRLLows' HALL-The Fair of Rebekah
Degree Association, No. >. for the beneht OF the
widows and orphans. is well attended, and II
delightful place to spend an evening
CALvKRT's HALL, ID street. between 9th and
sth streets First Grand Ball of the Intelli.
gencer Socials.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

The ST. ANDREWS SoCIBrY-The annual
meeting Of the s.. Andrews Socisty was 70
nave been held last evening, at 6ardner's gal !.
irry, ouf no quorum was present, on account
OF several members being absent from the CITY
snd tbe meeting was postponed until next
wednesday evening, when the omcers for the
ensuing year Will be elected. The animal fss-
uval OF the society will take place on the 30th
instant -
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DR0rosALs FoR ooRN ANp oATs.

Dspsr ggTrreTH1aS.er's flfsrs,
Frrf HaTksr. hrRSas. october -. lS1 4
Sealed Proposals will be received a. this OH
III II m OF the oh of November, lSi7. foF the de-
livery e. Fort Esrfer. kGuSag- OF
$4,000 OATS.
The Corn 10 be sound old cora Of The hest auaii-
ty and the oats O. he Of the best quality aud free
from dirt. Corn and Oats TO be Tut up IN goo 4
sound gunny or lurlap sacks. ana Ia he subjeci -
weight and inspection 81 place OF delivery To 10.
delivered at such place, and In such quantities at
this depot. a. the ouartermastsT NAV direct. De-
nNery 10 con mence as soon as the bids mt
es. The whole TO be delivered on or before tae
9Th of fecemler. lS5. Proposals win be made
separately Tor Corn or oats. The remaining con-
citizens are The same are usual when supplies
are required at this DEPOT on proposals. Any
further information required will DE given ~ tlis
office on application. HENRY TNMAN.
no SIT Breyet MAJOR and A. q. MI = A
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TRUs sTEE's sALE
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
q WASHINGToN RAILROAD, NEAR =.
- BELTSVlLLE. -4-. g|-.----

In pursuance of o Power OF Attorney from An.
gustus p. Skinner to the undersigned, dated l4th
day of October, 1861. executed In pufsuance Of Q
mortgage from benjamin Berry TO eaid Skinner,
Gated Guth IN day Of APRIL rSSs EscGrdsd In Prince
LIS Agent, Attorney and Trustee, will sell By
public auction, TO the highest bidder, On WE'D.
NEsDAY, the 18th day 81 November, 1851, at the
hour Of IL o clock m on the premises, the proper-
y herein described, viz: one h9ldred and tvsnfy-
lying in Prince Georges county; partly on the
PIKE Between xansvie and telsvifis, Ssionsins bel
to Benjamin Berry, improved BY q comfortsble
Brick DWELLING, and all necessary Out buildineS:
well watered soil fertile; commanding view, and
easily accessible from Baltimore or W Ashington
Terms OF sale: One-haK cash; balance In two
equal payments, six and twelve months from day
OF sale, with nterest, secured 70 the sattsfactio
Of the underviRped. JOHN GLENN
oc I'D Attorney for Mortgage.
QY NAGLE 3 co. Auctionesr, = II
II Galesrocm 9Se Pe ev.. bet 9Th and lofh ~
EAGLE = co, viii givs their Istsonsl ssssasson
TO the sale OF Real Estate end Heusehod Furnitnra
Also, TO the sales Of stocks q 0roceriss, Wines,
Liquors, and Merchandise OF every descrintlon
Horses, Carriases, Harness, Ac.
Rsgulsr Sales ct our ealesroom syery TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 10 o'cleck
sn-n NAGLE CO., Auctionesrs.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FoH kRNY TRANSroRrH
~ TInk

=
sesled Prepossls. Witch ulu-t s,e nlsde iu dupii-
FAY the S Sy e. = ss; sss s.. Sn ~ = eaSk &
hocn, ioI the trsl sportSion Of military susplie-
A. s A. ,r, m te LET Cay Of January next on
R.urE No. 2.-From San Antonio. Texss. O.
sud such other Military pos sii c.@p. A. sre or
EsS b sstss.ished On ths Texas froniir. ,oth OF
RogTE No. i-Trom fndisnoia. TcSss. & San
N, n' hIs' eAss, sna inier yrning Peirts.
az; issas, s,d intervening points.
hiaaers VII state ihe rate per oDe hun - leol
Viii irs;nsfoTii fi sd % supplies aud sus giEe their
dress and IN n finn the ~ ~ ~ n,srSir Iii
be s. psrstely signed.
Zach bid must be aocoprsniAd ~ a baaa On th.
sum Of ten Thousand dsliArs signed ~ too or
more ps rsons, whose responsibility mxst be cert
S. ss ~ by clerk Si lSnrt Si Ie.ord > that tie
hIn. ester upon ihe furalmeEi thereof, spd fur
ahfSS carr arr on, f canS.es. '1s. 's s vt.
forth, and each security will stat" hes place of
sspsTsie bids aud topds are rsansrea cor each
oS s eoo siG mule y p sa @ hss sS
six mules each, in numbers as fcllows
on Route No :? rwenty.tve Teams.
s-Twenty-hve &"
route be essened n an any csnse TO sach an extent
as not 70 REQUIRE the number Of teams above named,
charge OF the Transportation lines
The amount of sosds that viii ~ required Of tks
contractor viii be ffty Thousand dollars 81 ocel
on each route.
The person or persons 90 xAom any award 10
made must be rrsraTed to execute contracts eDt
give the required bonds af once. and b. in readi-
ness for serN ice on the first day &C january usNt
as before me ationed
Satisfactory evidence Of the LOYALTY aud sol sen-
ey of each biader and persons oreusi as security
will he reauired.
The Dids viii be opened on the day and hour he
fore named. and bidders haze the privilege Of bs-
ing present ~ the opening.
No proposal viii be entertslped that does not
fully comply with the term of this advertis
Any contract made under tlle advertisements will
lie subject o. the rrsual Of the quartz 1tnaster
Central ard the right is neseryed to reect any or
all bids.
Forms of contract may be seen AZ the ocices Of
the Chief ouartermsster. Fifth Military nistrici
az New Orleans. the CAief Suartermaster District
Of Texas at Galveston. the Post Quartz master at
Austin. and at this ONCE.
Proposal ni1st he plainly indorsed - Proposals
Tor Army Trans portafion.f and addressed 10 thu.
undersigned, at this place. J.G.C LEE,
no 6tdB Brevet ID. Col. and A. q. NJ. 4. :.
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N o T 1 c L.

Sealed Proposals vii he received ~ this ofice
until 10 O'Clock n. m. WEDNESDAY, NOvrmher
70. ls7, for furnishing the garrison ~ rlattsSurgh
Barracks, Y, with the follow ING articles for
year. or such lees time a. the QuaFtermaster Gen
eral, Z. :. A, NAV direct
F0HAGE-Hay and Oats.
BEDnfNG-Straw.
Bids will be taken for all or each Of the articles
separately 30 be Of good marketable quality, anf
TO be delivered At snch tines and in such tlaes
the commanding officer may direct. The tsOv-rn-
OF all bids, should they De med unroasoHable.
Bid, win he sealed and addressed 10 Lieut.. FRANK
MADDEN, A. A q. VI P.attshureh Barracks.
\. Y. and indorsed - Proposals for Forage aud
Straw
A A. Quartermaster'S 0fice, Plattsbr rs-h Bar
racks N. Y. October 25. 1SE.
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H. NOTICE.
Il HE Partnership heretofore existing between
the under ia aed: and tn aiding under the name and
hrrn OF T. 1. HIESTON CO., has this day been
disscosed by mutual coneent.
E- /. Hieston is appointed to make collections
apI pay the liabilities of the tate firm.
Ne bespcak for our late customers a continuance
OF their patronage to our successors Messrs HES
ton Barrett. Il. I. HIEsTON,
II. L. PAYNE.
GeOIgetown. d. G. November Isl. lS0
Evening star., 1867-11-07

ROBBERY AT THE METROPOLITAN HorEI.-
Last night, two rooms of the Metropolitan Ho.
tei were entered by some adroit thief, who
secured from Mr.. Frank Collingsworth. the
noted billiard player. who was In one OF the
rooms, S62- In another room, where there
were two gentlemen, the thief got from one
$50 and a gold watch. The operator made
good his escape unnouced.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

MAsoSIc.-Ata regular meeting of A. q.
Mackey Council, No. I, Royal aud Select Mas.
ters, held a. Central Masonic Hail. on the ~ a
OF October, the following ON GERS were elected
for the ensuing year: l.. q. stephens, tn. IN
q NJ; John Locke. Ill. II. eft Chauncsv
Smith. y. @. W; II. o. Noyes, 81. Of T. Jno n,
Russell, Recorder.
A. the annual communication of Colu Sia
r. A. Chapter. No. I. held At the above hall
last evening. the following were elected Of
fcers for the ensuing year: John Lockie n.
L Il. p; Jos. T. Brown, T. K; Cha.. r.
Neurze, e. g.; Josiah Essex, Treasurer; H. o.
Noyes, Secretary.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
Georgetown, d. C, November Isl, ISa

NUTIUE.
Il HE Undersigned have this day formed 90
partnership. under the name OF HIESTON * BAR
RIFT. Tor the purpose of conducting the Mood
and Coal business, and respectfully solicit share
OF the public patronage. II. T. HIESTON,
JAS. L. BARRETT
Georgetown, D. c., November lst, 1857. no SGT"
HAVANA ORANGES, Cocoanuts, Caromels,
4 L MaIshmallow Drops. and Wbitemans fine
FRENCH Candies. just received at WALLAcE'S s,
50 high street. pQ2ly'
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,

A ROOM WANTEp-A Gentleman desires a
n. BED ROOM north of Bridge street aud west
Of Potomac. References exchanged. Address
stating terms and location, N. A. c., Georgetown
Post Office
Evening star., 1867-11-07

TEMPERANCE BUILDING AssocIArIoN-A
meeting of thIs association was held last e ven !.
Ing n No. 81 LOUISIANA avenue, for the mr.
pose OF completing Its organization, receiving 2
suescrfpuons 20 the stock, and the payment OF
money; Mr. w. II. Frazier. Vice President. in
the chair; q p. Hopkins, Secretary
The following were elected as Directors of
the Association Chester Tuttle, John H.
" heeIer. VIM. @. Ford, Madison DAVIS A
Campbell, w. II. Noyes, q. W. Dalton, WIN.
Towers, and Herschel Hudson.
The association Is now thoroughly oreap!zs
and promise 70 be one OF the most prominent
OF us kind. Firy-six persons have subscribed
to the stock, taking two hundred shares.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
GREAT NEWS IN OLD GEORGETOWN

Selling off the entire stock of DRY, MILL
merry, and FANCY GOODS, at and below cost.
in order to change business. All in want OF the
above goods will do well to call at once Store
will be kept open until o'clock
At L. 6UTMAN,
III Bridge street,
no 6-6ts Georgetown. ID. G.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY UNION
meeting OF this association was held last
evening. On motion OF Capt. 4eIse, . COM
ml'tee OF seven were appointed 70 make ar.
raDEsments for serenade 20 be rendered 70
the President Of the United States on next
Wednesday. and authorized to confer win
oiner organizations 70 secure their co-opera.
ton
The committee consists Of Col. TAFT, Col.
OBsirne, J. NJ. Somers, Maior Warner, Col.
d Cornell, Capt Geise, and Col Aliab1ck
On motion Of Capt Geise, the meeting re-.
solved 10 invite the Hon. ID. W. VOORHEES,, Of
lndtlDa, to address the Union on Monday
sysElng. Ao yourned.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VERY yALrABLE
AND pESiRABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGE
On WE6hEsDAY'o November 1,t, ,o,,,o.,
Q. M, will sell, in front of the premises. that
valuable property occupied by the late Philip
barry The lot fronts 80 feet on the north side ~
Prospect street. bet ~een Frederick and Marked
streets by depth of lSS feet inches to a 10 foot
double two-story Dwelling House
Terms One-third cash. balance in G, IL. and ls
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the property; Conveyancing and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser.
WM. II. DOUGAL. Executor.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

WHITE EAGLB-At Aman's restaurant on
Ninth street, between Pennsylvania avenue
and ID street, there Is on exhibition a queer
bird, OF fhe eagle species, perfectly white, and
in conformation precisely similar to that great
emblem OF American liberty. A few days
siE &c this bird was crippled and captured by
r. Aman lwho is an enthusiastic huntsman)
near The Agricultural College, about one mile
from Washington, and brought to this city
with the view Of keeping IL alive, but the
wound proving too great il had to be killed
and stuffed, after which he had 1t placed in
his saloon. Such bird has never before been
seen in these parts.