Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. WASHINGTON THEATER.—Taylor’s great Play of “The Serf,” Mr. Edwin Adams as « Khor vitch,” supported by the entire company, the performances conelu With the farce of “Mr. and Mrs. White.” Groven’s THEATER.—Positiyely the last night of the French drama of “Eustache Bau- din,” and the farce of “The Dead Shot.” To- morrow night “Eva. or the Doctor's Strata- gem,” and “All is not Gold that Glitters.” CANTERBURY.—Ballet, songs, burlesque and negro eccentricities with all the favorites in prominent characters. Matinee to-morrow afternoon. Sraton HALt —Second night of the Carter Zouave Troupe and Female Brass Band in a huge bill of Tovelties, including the optical il- lusion of “Proteus.” MeTROPOLITAN HALL.—Free concert saloon, with an entertaining Lint, loredlly of ballet, songs, farces, and other a ieeeeen Tue NationaL DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION Repivives.—In response toa published call some seventy-five members of the National Democratic Association assembled last ht at German Hall, on 1ith street, with J; ie Mason, the president, in the chair and Flynn as secretary. Amoug those whose faces are familiar at Democratic meetings, we noticed Captain w. Geary, T.G. C layton, F. A. Aiken, Hon. Tom Florence, J. W.Clampitt, J. F. Haliday,Sam’l Brereton, E. B. Robinson, John Lakenan, Judge Mason and Dr. Chas. Allen. Judge Mason, in taking the chair, said that at the adjournment of the last meeting it was not expected to meet again under such favora- bie circumstances, but he was giad to see so many familiar faces. He understood that this Tmeeting was called for the transaction of busi- ness and to take steps for the further action ot the association. Mr. Florence tnought it was asource of gratification that so many could meet he: gether to endorse a man who stood upon the broad fundamental principles of our present President. Two elections were to take place to-i Sepia Ss -day,) and there were twoagents here from Pennsylvania whoendorsed the sen- tuments of that eminent man. Andrew Johnson, and they wished to getthe co-operation of this society in securing the votes of the Democratic soldiers. As far as ascertained the soldiers were Democrats, sustaining the humane policy ofthe President in his efforts to restore the Union, and there was not a Democrat who had not feelings of gratitude towards Andrew Jobn- son for the policy he was pursuing. When the association last met to pass resolutions ex- ressive of their feelings at the assassination of President Lincoln they had a*confidence inthe man who was to succeed him that has not been disappointed. He moved the appointment of a committee to draft resolutions expressive of the views of the association in the course pur- sued by the President and a committee to ob- iain a ball for future meetings. Mr. T. G. Clayton rose, as he said, under feelings of more than ordinary reverence, to indorse the motion for the appointment of a committee. Mr. Clayton proceeded to eulogise President Johnson in glowing terms, and con- cluded by urging the appointment of a com- mittee to secure a ball large enough to hold all in Washington, as we wanted them on the democratic platform, as the President was there. Mr. F. A. Aiken thought it refreshing to hear the remarks of his old Democratic friends, but they were losing sight of the main object. He would like to hear from the agents from Penn. sylvania. Mr. A. Noble. Commissioner from hen. Vania, said there would eo aeypeeo tod ory open in this vicinity for the reception of sol- diers’ votes. While traveling around where these polls are to be opened, his opposition friends had treated him kindly, and he did not want many assistants, as he believed there would be a fair poll, as his opponents assured him there should be. A number of gentiemen here came forward and volunteered to assist the agents in getting the votes of the Democratic soldiers, Mr. F. A. Aiken, in a few remarks, intro- duced a series of resolutions, which were adopted. They declare that the Constitution leaves the question of the elective franchise to the several States; that the attempt of the Re- publican party to overthrow is constitu. tional proviso is revolutionary, disloyal, and treasonable; that the doctrine of the Republi- can party which holds that the seceding States bave been actually out of the Union, and that they should be treated as conquered provinces, &c., is utterly at variance with the Constitu- tion: recognizing the President as a statesman able to rise above the trammels of '¥ dicta- tion, and that bis administration of public af- fairs entitles him to cordial support; yon con- gratulating the Connecticut Democrats upon their recent triumph over the Republican par- ty im that State on the issue of negro suffrage. A committee of three was then appointed to secure a ball for the future meetings. Capt. W. Geary made a characteristic s which be pitched into Secretaries kes nton, and Col. John W. Forney. r a few remarks by Mr. Connell. of Ti, ” ing adjourned Ses SS Base Batt Matcn.—The match between the Nationa) Club of this city, and the Excel- siorof Brooklyn, resulted, after a well con- tested game, in the victory of the Nationals. the x The score stood as follows Excersior Nationa. oO. R Oo. 8B. Mitchell, 1 6 6 Clyne’ Ist b. 4 3 5 Patchen,1.f.00.3 3 5 oe 4 3 3 Fletcher b. 5 1! 4 McCullough, s. s..1 5 4 Jewell, rf. a 1 Flanly. 2b. 3 3 4 ones, c. f...... 4 2 4 Total. af Mt a UMS INE Excelsio: “4 1-30 National 31264341 2-38 The <celsiors did not present their full strength, and were, moreover, sufferers from the absence of their uniforms, bats, shoes, &c.. their club box having failed to reach the hotel in time. Under the circumstances of this drawback, they played a remarkably good game, their fielding in sopping shexpif hit balls being specially noteworthy. To-day. the match between the National and he Enterprise clubs comes off on the same aa FFRAGE QUESTION.—At a ‘ational Democratic Associa- t last night, the following petition was und for signatures, when sixty- ched their names thereto: % lof Aldermen and Board of Com- mon Council of the City of Washington :-—Your petitioners, residents and voters of the city of Washington, beg leave res tfully to re = hat there is some pro! obability that at the coming session, will pass an ma ng universal negro suffrage, and believ- that a general expression of opinion by our citizens should be had prior to the meeting of Congress, we would therefore pray your hon- ble bodies to provide for cabling an election of the qualified voters of the city that such general expression of opinion may be had, or ch other act as in your judgment will ac- complish the purpose ins and your peti- tioners will ever pray. Broke ais Lee Tenens a colored boy named Jobn Henry Parker, aged about fifteen years, while going on an errand to the store corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 2ist — was assailed by a number of boys with cks and stones. In endeavoring to make his os “ape from his assailants, Parker jumped into the ruts of the burnt building on the avenue, between 2ist and 22d streets, and while run- ning over the bricks and rubbish in the cellar felland broke his right leg. His cries for as- sistance speedily brought to the spot Capt. Wm. Colklesser, who carried the boy to the First ‘Ward station-house, where he was +h pei for, and afterwards conveyed to h street, between L and = oan Tue POURTH GRAND BALL of the First Ward ial Club is given to-morrow night at their U, corner of Pennsylyania avenue and 20th eet. A capital ater | is anticipated. Sitver WEDDING. ~The friends of Rev. Dr. Gurley and lady assembied at his residence last evening to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their wedding. CITY r'rEMs. Tae CARTER CAvEs are using one of Chickering & Sons’ pianos and 8S. D.& H.W. Smith’s parlor organs, farnished from Ellis’ Music Store, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, near corner of 10th street. anaes WITH PLEASURE we copy the following from the Chronicle Fine Team—Home Masvractcure—Pri- wate Enterrnise.—Certainly the most beau- Uful business wagon, drawn by a splendid nent of light bay horses, that ever graced our cit: passed our office this morning. It was bu! by Mr. John F. Bridget, 395 Pa.ay., for John F. Ellis, 36 Pa. ay., between 9th and loth Streets. On each side M.T. Parker & Co. have pained, in fine gilt letters “Joan F. Ellis, Piano and Music ‘Warerooms, 306 Pa. av.” The end board has on it “Chickering & Sons” Pianos." it is painted in be: autifal bright red colors, an has a Chickering Piano in full relief on the two front panels. ‘The wagon is constructed so as ‘© carry two pianos at the same time, and very convenience for moving that Mr. Ells’ long experience in the piano business has sng. aE, fested has been carried out in the building o! (his wagon. Cmaleaetyl repro « phed the wagon, with Mr. Ellis and his entire of e Ployees, yesterday morning, making a) BORt picture for his gallery 2 " Ss el WARTED-A @ bf for ho + Inquire | FOR RENT-a8 bah corner W ecg a , (ras aa cal ae Waa Beto! House, ame, Nay Yard Lil F ay a7) moran WwW ape pains sent Retwecn th 9th street aun act aah ek 8 9 ag Mes Fon river be ae attnvecr #330. & mre. ie ore a excellet feat pouches na ver thors residence, Wage poe anenge Filler meet ee | eon Om EWE Four F: men, St Fal thy inst.» Car- ares, Apply st ac"Umon i th street, near sof te RIBD— 2 WOMAN to W Hears | FOE. morning. the 10th tna. of the m3, Wier atrep between Oy and Oth ; e rein Bescon of hte ase, Wit aD reayeetable white!lday. svar { s faneral will take lace pmeiew ( Wednes- A au cook in 2 hosel Teétaurant for | trom ‘the searon:, ‘wages: will be required. | Bo- "RENT. Seen Detwee ho i Nery eae tween @ and H and éth and Sth ste., No.42. 610-2t* rey month, Hin re Sun jease copy. far- BUCK } RULE GBs oh SP ae eee 'Buekle najod ¢ weeks and 8 di . He and the lam be hie armeand carey fh ft WN By ive le girls. fave ‘Times, 3 10 to wosh from, ‘lua the other to do c! rwook or child's nurse, Plegse 4, LOST AND FOUND. sees gee peed Rk LI dhe etoeeganeinns-a-pseretas WARIEDTroigints. One as cook and the 102 REWARD-— Btrayed or stolen on the 2d other as chambermaid, in @ private family. Tk; Sieben fF @ red COWS. both giving Must bring first-class § one has Piece on ¢ he end af Tey: | 0cr0-s¢ oc 10-8t* Dunbarton st., Goerpetevres Sey WARTED IMMEDIATELY A PARTNER in STi 0. WARD - Braves, ‘or stolen Auction and mission Bumnces gy BD $10 Been eniay. & RED HORNED COW: white | gue who has several 9 years erbeeenes & ee ane husiness, an: brown spot coming over the ‘f peck; sbaut to have a.call, "The a above area tadionms, 2 -" Egg ifreturnedto —E. ARD B WANTED, IMMED, th ek are class 0-3t* corner Ist and N sts. Island. TIN and SHEET IRON WORKERS. No STRAvER, OR STOLEN On sth instant, a dark | others need apply. Best OM ce — \> brown BUFFALO COW: about seven years | FOr) ote E = old; white star on forehead white stripe along her Pi a AS EE back; two hind legs white down from her knees, Heese WANTED-—A rent peat DWE vu liberal reward will be pata ford x return to . } one child, wishes to renta neat DWEL ek ET ot HOUSE of six or more aged F ‘ Location proferre » S, Ie ef. at No. 536 Pa.ave. oc 10-3t* oc102t* - corner 4% and 8 between enh cares avenue eget = On Saturday evening, October7, fm Yates | SPEncy ani Oe Office. L Selby's store, or between there “and the be wo ft? Rortheast corner of Benn. aveuueand 7th street, » ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM. with POCKET BOOK containing a $10 ans small wax oe in @ private family, whero there amount of’silver — a pape’ te. The finder | are aon other boarders, for a married Indy; possibly will be Se eeRRES, leaving it at Mr. | forthe winter. Best of references given as well as WM. W. LASK Sats No beOTth street, oa asked for. Address, within two days, statin pom Cente a oer | locality, &c., Post Office Box 16 RD—Was hired by Edward ian $40 BEC ARD Wes hired red BAY HORSE. D- hind legs white, € on left shoulder, and small 0 on wie RIE IRE tor nares in Kanan Repreee emcee Wenn adie’ etee umes neatly waite bride he is WARS W BITE TEL a % years use wor! juire ¢ tity eng? 839 for, the bi TARY | street, bet. Ist and 21, manoe 8 2k" HUGUELY & BOWEN AN D 7 r oe . E re ay.. = andvthes, | WANTED HON WOREES Apo Jott 20 gins MOUNTENEY, corner 13th an ANTED—A WOMAN to STOLEN OR STRAYED, W's MAR 6 ont, wa ie from my farm, near Fort Saratoga, small BAY for a private famil: . ly at 264 street. “References will be Fea fred. a Ste MARE, about 14 hands high;a scar on the right YOUNG MAN Wis “A SITUATION a side of her face; the end of her tail cropped off and | 4 J. Jemeler oo jee in sBhoe Store. shidress one of her bind feet white. Avy person returning her to me or giving such Ws es ERS" koete Plate and Sheet Iron information as will lead to her recovery, will re- WORK RF LL 3 & TALBOT, ceive the aboye reward. oc 9-3t* Onoe High st., Georgetown. F. M. MAGRUDER, ANTED IMMEDIATELY. =; Three good Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store, COAT HANDS. None but the Tecwes ap- It*__ No. 39S, upstairs. Dst., bet. 6thand7th. | PIY-, 5. Ro leeb Beene: Ww. — $1 O% hg erg td eT BOOK ne W4xTED-Te b hire ae 8 mall neatly furnished E. or te obtai ® gentle- 45 of the follow denominations: née | man, his wife and two children, where there are pg 10 and one ward ra + Lee ood 1 bore rer Peat” Ss other bo: wore. Callor address E. G. Bay No. a? pee office, Tipanivy Department, oc ‘ Ee Reema MS. ag om. on RENT—Two BOO! BABE, on Soar na janes it to De, For Ses. nee th si between Ee nga a ae tatwean wen pa ands EU ion =A GTA ABLE aie rent, large er Se Inqhire® treet, between I and a ‘OR RE. aay leit anf raished ROOMS. tg man tnd wi tr, st at children. sy > 3 oe FR Ai aD, UNFOUR 6 Massach' py ey ‘and 5th enaatey water inthe furnished PARL ER. aiveth Nd pe No.4 and H. Il be rented phe d or sears se aC Tented together price $50 per month. = large PRONT gy tS oe ‘& few steps of the 7th streetcars. lars inquire at the Star Office. Patties are ben | net apply. Rent payable in advance. a aay ee he HOUSE tand on the pr fn or else 01 bc nforgman Mr. 8TON OR RENTS — as Mateo. — ILDING sii ca aL wy store attached. yave. A | the 3s Cantal grou F DR LEASE 01 between 4}, and 6th streets went, x hoa as sine This is one of the best ‘Washington, and will be leased or rented to r a term of years: rent moderate. In- quire at the Post Office Resta’ and E streets, or to WM. H Mas:. ave.. bet. 6th and 7th sts. OR RENT—A six-room BRICK HOUSE: water gas. . 416 K, between 9th and = sts. Apply L, between Nth and 12th, 473. -3t* OF RENT—A small ROOM, on Tatreek; one deor from 20th. snitabie for an office or small store. Inquire of GEO. J. JOHNSON. or 9-2t* The DIAMOND MOUSE juire soon, as it will be sold at a y 464 10th street, between and NPACLRNER-439 | HORSES. WAGON oc l- ALERT FSbom “4 A FRAME HOUSE on M wi containing 6 rooms. “Pos- given immediately, References peg ag Toavire next door. o2t* EN T—Handsomely . singly orin suits. Nochildrentaken » at No. 400 4th peer near RENT—A acon iith and 19th, FURNISHED References Feauired R RATER dot , second hand BILLIARD id other ene ina billiard ny oR RENT—On 21 2d street. between B a o-story and attic BRICK HOUSE. Will be rented reasonable toa small fami- ly. LE teanibat 179 2d street, between B ror RENT—One HOU between 4% and 6th st: Also, three small HOUSES. go5 at373 — . betw ste H. 8. JOHNSON. Stolen N espectable woma! aon A- ©) Festus Be from the pasture of Ws NON os ape ok in a restauiant or bearding men on atmtes , 7th. a uark a "None poy ked C. 8. with 8. inéod The above reward wilt | Bnlees willin tiltng to give good wagse Aaareee Bex § | a hep be eo fers to EDMUND LONG, ‘oe 9 a NTED—BOARD in a private fami family in the a First Ward. between 17t! streets and ed A DURE. pee LO Cows G and I streets. by & joung man. No objection to ne ear ph ALO finder children in the fami ferences given. Com- — receiye the above rea ORs pourniag the areas Ort OPA Start Gen ia woo 9 < dreas wi : NTED IMMEDIATE ‘oad a oat SOLOS ee Lae calthy. middle aged white WO) AN tot iene nine, othe being from the VALISE, exclusive charge, and ahs 6 sewing for A ie sake less infant 14 months old. ferences required. which the owner can have by calling at 2% 2d st., ie pee so oor tte Senne au ing Noes 8 - pdindlas aes north, between 2d oe SF. W. Walkmen ce abe $10 70,232, 2ER MONTH for w neat, encr STRATED OF “SILER SW September zstha | Fs Brides ister: aera g Ee Moe Norn oe small rr and wi! three years o| white star in the forehead A iiberal reward nae WwW ANTED-SIXTEEN” YOUNG TADIES. t» be paid Yor ber returnto the owner, wrsur operate ou Singer's Sewing Machines. Pant cor. 8th and F sts.. Istan: i Pre ferred. at 502 9th street. ines for’ leat New rh prices, pes D UP—Onp BAY HORSE, pear ® “street WM. SMITH, Agent. ~ come forwari e TED—A competent Epes te meee eae hea | WY" TER Ae Sm RRS Gs streot south, between ith ad 10th, No. erator on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine, and understand cutting and fitting boy" 's clothes. ey — so todo qinte sewing peur: cone * uta thorough seamstress and one who can igre ithe 2 ies toe ime a About ten zéar Tout the best city beer nD Seawer tals adve last eke ae bore! rewlrd willbe paid to ment. Apply at 146 G st.,cor. of ist. oc7-st* oe7-3t" $5 REWARD~—Lost, straved or stolen, from the OB SALE—A Portable HOUSE eat RESTAU- LEASE of GROU 1. quire on corner ae 9th street east and ‘ cin me F R RENE OR LEASE—Three-stor DWELLING and STORE, No. yaniaave., between 17th business stand, containing 15 of store given immediately. a 88e8Si Pessession of dwell- ing Pte on the 1st of November. 12th st. Inquire ewigye ‘oR RENT—Three _ UNFURNISHED Rooms same floor, at No. 27 # lith fand 12th 12th stecets. {OR SALE—A MARKET STAND, suitable for Inquire at the corner of 10th and ste.. in the basement. T-3t OR SALE—Two new two- story E HOUSES and LOTS on 2d street west, between Qand R streets north, containing pa 20 feet by 110 feet. each ; Also, two additional Lots For further description inqnire of ¥. CLEMENTS, 581 I _—, 4th and 5th sts. HREER-STOKY BRICK HOUSE Files SALE RGETOWN—The three-stor CK HOUSE, No. 59. sitnated on the sont! Anew occupied b; Bridge street. and Tuns back J iret dee feet wide alley. P. Noida Belige wrest. : D—To purchase a small HOUSE and at « moderate price. Sy gai eee La deisina, ST tse | ® hols ANTE Six PLASTERERS, steady omi < iiss broad j chase Sy as iy Kijatan en W ment. Ipquire at No. 354 Pennsylvania ay, with Cot Bg ae ' between Isi and 2d streets. the ve peron spe oy to No Bra ae Eflapliols st, wise —To | eral partment, will'be sui oes ot J, G. eee. cprithe -asena Eidos buat Wy ANTED.—For a firet class Confection: in Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN tot ake charge as foreman; must be perfect in Lee and ornamental work, and well recommended hes | at Bo. 316, Pa. avenue, Washington, D.C HURCH MUSIO.—A first-class Semana: alse 9 fine Alto stats experienced in Church i fe, desires in a Church Choi Good salaries will be expected. For fur- Apes dptormation digress “Oburch Moasie,” Box 3 City P ashington,D.O. oc 4-6t* pane NURSE, to take ees exclusive dark BRINDLE Olt wit! ine * wettte ty in ber forehead,on the 5th inst. reward will be paid to any one who will hein roe to my residence, on 2ist ‘street, Leer + Ba id M. ¥ mac gle Double teat on the | lefts Sia TAKEN BY, THE METROPOLITAN POLICE. On the 17th September, a BAY fous was taken by Pelice a, statte aad Sine is abandoned the sat wil fe, sol sold ie othe bi gh cash bidder, on Cushy. Datober 17, 184s, at eg A URES: 0 tale: ae i ast Eouisidna evenness all & Gow! street, between 11th and Inh etrecte By order. GED. A BERRIOR Wits first-class MILLINER B08. _oc st" W. L. WALL brite Aneta: ELL’S Fancy Store, E street. near = ee ee WET HOUSES WANTED. with six ot Lt. “OF UI RETIRES 3 fotown IN “sae T eight Teak Inquire at G. ay AN POST OOTOnEE s D.C BUREN & Gon Noes 38 Teh atree! } D—We want several nicely dk obtain ans: opal career th ean na W AfGUB RS fe Members cr domerias gunuated list, and oa cea ee ‘advertising. men of vegminent, positions. Also, somo Unfur- If not called for within one month, they wilh. be | Mehed. Also, 0 small Honses - to tae ieee Letter i Head hana ace stage stamp on the upper rig! an . corner, and leave spage betw eon pega wadgii- | _¢ 90 12t over White's Store. rections for post-marking without interfering with ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, the writing. ‘istola, Pawnbroker’s Tickets. ‘Farniture, A request for the return of a letter to the writer, or any article of value. The hi; a tf uncinimed within hirty days or les, written of rice paid. or ex for ate with the writer’s name, post office, and tate. across the left hand end of envelope, on the face side, will be complied with at the usual pre- paid rate of postage, payable when the letter is de- vered to the writer. ares Sewing Machine Agency, oii goed AT three wT Money looned on all kinds of one, ad ROBERT FULTON SC cO., se 23-Im* erchant Pawnbrokers. LADIES’ LIST, Allen Mra Hattie C GPEaAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS. Ballard Mrs Geo C What the Je want. Complete History of the Bowen Mrs 2 War, in one large volume, 8} ye didly ‘itust, sted, s with’o ‘over 125 fine portraits of Gonerals and Battle im candid, lucid. comp! yd thentic and reliable biator —_— It’ con- tains reading matter equal to three large octavo volumes. Send for circulars and see our terms. Bourk Mrs Margaret Burrowes Mre-2 Crusa Miss Initia Kate Miss Moggie laven Mrs Rachel Address, Gornwelt Mrs Senna? ae Mary E aes SIOMRS FEDS. & OO. Clark Mra se 25-1m jadelphia, Corson Mrs David payams Wy ANTED—T ATTENTION oF Casack Mrs Capt as r Ww MOKE Chay otcs Anos, m myth ey Goo A ERINOR, » No. 379 F street set pnp at pad Dorman Miss Lear wade Mrs Klan poy smokey of ie Dink PUNKIEY Darby Miss Susan nanhan Bisa Smoking Tobacco. ganat ed the fin: ont Farka Doolittle Mrs M H face ington Miss Mary A Havana Cigars, U! and Smoking Tebscco, avis Miss Lizzie Shelton Mrs Rebecca Meerschaum and Br farwoed {Pipe {a protagion, ver Miss Lucy A Stone Mics Nannie oe amal in town for the Hun! lwerdsa: bit Talbott Mw = IND HAND FUENITL WwAnz x Ons, Funsivnine: BEDS, BES: nd HOUSE Cilkaee IN@GOODS pe tavay od and Wa Hans cant aide. ae ADVER’MTS. Geo: ays meetings ie oe ee = eeetews | their Hall. Green street, —_ All mem- vate are earnestly Sequested sei 1" TOWN MEETING IN GEORGETOWN. ave been requested to to ite the. ns of this fawn to asscasble ie ine ties . the (y==NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE lege rele of th Brotherhood TUESDAY WENINGS. at Sy Pm ee vim » at .H, MULGREW, President. City Hall. ew She Mor DAY. EYEMIN i t, nat ae 7 oc eke to an Cx, eek 3 34 6 ous ofthely nt Sohpeom fo to aon fect a reconstruction of the Union nd the jpaeonet = pe t pe ee a ary Bohrer tion: omatierd fe while peopl le wt Bowers Heartily ‘ap roving of the paoos tony “most Cosbe earnestly Cin yd the ccuiog gen- Cewtia erally to be ‘ADDISON, Mayor ocd Mayor's ib ‘Georgetown, Sbet6. Fe oR TH seen OF THOSE YOUNG MER ation, Mr. J ia Sykes rhe Schl oe Berigier'Sant Pua ge sit aan Tray T, Ne oe ite tnrnox BIREET, “s hides ‘and en- vas os ; Fee tts ee arch ca und Fal |B rey ly to an oe ae sae ee J©@R RENT—Four FURNISHED HOUSES from 9to 13 rooms each. Thri HOUSES. 4 rooms cach. Algo, for sale, 8 Buil Lots on I street, between 12th and 13th stree swe Lots 1m, HY street, between 6th and 7th TEot on 20th street, near R street; near R street, for Apply to 0. H WOOD, firm of MITUH- southeast corner of Pa. avenue and Bowe doe Lote on 10th WiLL BUY THE taurant, weil fitted up. “ ‘Apply at the Star Office. iH WILL Bi 6.000 si TLL. FURST JBES of the hnert Hotel and ington, doing now a cash ennate ae ‘Address Hotel, Star Office. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR Se front of rth side of Nstreet north, between 13th and 14th streets west. handsomely furnished. We = Over How of SAS. Fe Hativay. 315. eh south of Pa av. {Int.} Hs hathact cluding Grocery and Fi first rate business, located on and Monroe streets, Geor; and ene | ofa Res! ns for selling—going AT PRIVATE ee = containing four rooms, in iguor Store, now as ‘or further information Satisfactory ann given JABS. CLANCEY. {OR "RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS, gentlemen—one large front room and one ae 9th street, between I street References gi apply. on the premises and ay York avenne. acres of valuable TOR. SALE OR RENT. AB on the banks of the Pores at the Chain Bridge. For I . T. DUVALL, eee ALE AND RENT ES, in desirable i ations, for sale and houses for rent can obtain at our office, as we save cobatant OKnEN, e ave. sam eh beghife good tenante, free tate 18 Yoreniveneert J(OR RENT—A handsomely furnished HOUSE, reap ah @ gentleman and fami! ess. situated in a healthy and - with many advantages, viz: atrobe Stove (winch heats three stories.) a Stewart's patent kitchen Stove; . fire proof Money Safe, and a new 7-octave Piano in the parlor; Gas all throngh the house, and a large size Tan! Sd Reference required. AdAress 3 gt GTORE | FOR RENT—N es Opposite ‘Willards’ ly grocery or claim agency, Apply » Paver 8 15 a jotel. Suitable A OR RENT—A Frame DWELLING HOUSE. containing 8 rooms. Rent 850 per month; sati factory ysoprence requi soe ig ya aoe tae ESSE ANT eee gious Sahel ih = oe erate tear Boone, Chests, “Blankets. Flags, Lots. fn alt Sections of she cl JAS, KF. HALIDA R TOR AETACEART, rath PARBER th will be a3ld separate if joth wi open tons Fe aria For other jom Sales, see fourth page.) BY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioncers, OT ON 2D STREET tainty AUCTION, ai KIDAY AFTERNOON, 1 instant. at 4 o'clock, we will wales the ery —s ~ i front! fifteen (15) feet Taet, * | pastas —;4 7, (80) feet, between Vir- ginis avenue and F oc 0 “ cae REE Ancts, 'Y THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. HOUSEHOLD roauti AND EFFECTS AT On FRIDAY MOBNING, Uctober 18. at W o'cl"k, I will sell, at No. hed Market sireet, between Ist ‘and 24 streets, etown. a general assortment of Le sapped Fara — » being the effects of a a | Tami és os, DOWLING, Auct.— FRY WM. L” WALL & OO, Nactioneers. ON NORTH F VAL ARES ol Twaes Lot, wh tr ers. WEE wes AUCTIO: Op Sia DAV AFTERNOON, 16th instant, at § o'clock, we Ba! aioe infront of the premises. that valuable and desirable building lot.east part of hundred aud seventy- BB. i nisaED Ooms pork etn er vamnt on Fatrect, aud ma -<] ai and thirteen feet to 8 (30) thirty foot paved alle: Terms: One-third hs balance in 6.12 aud 13 months. ‘bearing interest 2 and secured by a deed of trust on thi oc oe 10d 44 W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. BE GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. on Sa LE OFA A FINE BUILDING Bor. On F the 13th ipst.,at So'clock p Be. Shall we a front of the} hiner rage Lot hts juare No. renting on ‘inia avenue. be tween Sd and 435 ttrects west. (Island ,) 20 feet 9in- ches wide, and runs back to # is feet alley. ‘Terms : One-half cash; balance in six and twelve menths, secured by a deed of trust on the prem- Ail care ancing and revenue stamps at the cost 0 Pri be reqnired down when the property is oe. a GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. Y¥ THOS, DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. BUGGY, HARNESS, LANKETS, & &c.. AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 13th, at 4 o'clock, I will sell at No. 43 Jefferson street— Two very fine young Work Horses, well matched Qne two-borse Wagon and Harness, nearly new One ens B new Bugcy and Harn panes Sate pontine. Terms “THOMAS LAND. _ 0c 30-3t THOS. DOWING. Auct Y J. @, STAFFORD & CO., Auctioneers. i VALUARLE PROPERTY ON EIGHTH ET. BETWEEN D AND E STREETS, AT SUCTION. On SATURDAY. the 14th inst.. we sball sell, on the premises, at 5 o'clock p. m.. thatfhandsome and desirable lot, No 7, in square No. 435. fronting on 8th street 28 feet, and rnaning back 9 feet 4 inches parallel 1 with a 20 foot alle: at This property is centrally located in the Seventh Ward, on 8th street west, between D and E streets sonth. and in the immediate vicinity of the Alexan- dria Railroad depot, and very desirably located for business purposes. Terms ofexie: One-third cash: the balancein six and twelve months, with interest, secured by & ef trust op the premises. an capeyeneine: ‘and stamps at the cost of the pur oe 10-8 {Int.] J.G.STAFFORD & Co.. Ancts RAED CARS AT AUCTION. United States | Milisary aieceten — ington, D.C, Oct 10, 1868. I will sell, at public auction. on WEDNESDAY, November 8) at one (1) p.m,, near the Depot of the New York Central Railroad, in Buffalo. N Y_, ten (20) new eight-wheeled box freight CARS, five(s) pe in Government funds. nt f H.L. ROBINSON, _0¢ 10-tnos Brevet Colonel and A.Q. M. > Y W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, No. $07) Pennsylvania avenue. ese ‘iasery Blankets, and many articles not Regular Sales at our Store grees, TUESDAY, TH DAY. and SATURDAY. of Furniture. Bedding, Stoves, Carpets, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c. WB. LEWIS & CO., Aucts anced on Diamonds, fine Watches, and ise generally. oc 9-lw BY Ww. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. No. 307 07 Pennsylvania avenue. extengrye SALE OF DRY. GOODS, CAR- PE APE ETS, &c., AT AverioN, THURSDAY NEXT. October 22, at 9, o'clock, atour eres we shailsel ag —— of $3,000 worth of Carpets, fine Blankets, Sheetin Linen Ta ble Cloths. red and white Flannel Lady's Dress Go By Calicoes, Shawls, Hosieries, with lots of Fancy Dry Goods. oc st" W.B. LEWI8 & CO... Ancts, — BY THs. ee Auct.; Georgetown. VALUABL ROVED Malt ad IN GEORGETOWN AT AUCT On WEDNESDAY, October 18th To, at ide ° bgt m., I will sell, infront of the ees rt of No. 49.in Beall’ addition to Georg own, fronting 5 on = the south side of Beall reek, nm High and Congres: streets, and pi gagors pens ‘120 fe fea The improvements consist of a well built two-and-a-half-story dwelling house, large back building and cellar. ‘erms at sale, Convey ancing and a at the cest of the pur chaser. ARLES M. Lael ainda Attorney for owners, _0¢9-d [Intel.} THOS Dow. ING. Anct._ B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. UY THE G GooD WO TWO-STORY FRAME OUSES TURE, soft 4k z ri REN LOTS. FRC eee ON SOUTH I. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STREETS WEST, ISLAND. AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, the 13th instant, we shall sell, in the ses, at 4's @'clock p. m., parts of Lots numbered 5 and 6, in Square No. 469, having a on sonth I street of $2 feet, running back to & t 7 122 feet 4inches, with the improve ments, which are two good two-story Frame Houses, 43. &c. They will be sold separate. ‘Terms : One-half cash; balance in 6 and 12 months. for notes bearing interest fom day ofsale. A deed given and deed of trust tak aon, Lis bac cd and stamps at cost of the pur- <rgi00 will be be rogeired psid down when the prop- Be ) pate x GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts.— a as & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, On BaTURDAY. Kd agth day ef October, A 1865, at half-past 5So'clock p. m., we shall sett” = the premises west part of Lot twenty ‘six, (26,)in Square numbered 442, fronting twenty (20) feet on south B street. between 6th and 7th streets west, and rupning back that width toa public alley. 2 feet Baer 3 re also, part of Lot twenty-six 26) and ag whole of ran eee. aCe )in said Square fronting on said south B street thirty (30) feet, running back thet width to to the said alley ‘the said Lots are improved by two neat. one oe sn substantial Frame Houses, two and a hal high, with basement, fon of which wilt te iven within six weeks after executing and de- fivering of the deeds. Each house contains nine : Ome-third cash; balance on a credit of x, nine, etree, fifteen and eighteen months, notes to be satisfactorily secured and to bear interest. een ah Senveyematny and stamps at the cost of the Peritle indisputable. A deposit of 4 of $10 will be zeauired on each piece of progers when knocked off. (int) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, aeoe ace AT ALEXANDRIA. VA., OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER'S ORES. CLOTHING, WA G OXEN Alexa: . Ovto- lane’ Bers? Tass 'at Het etnatae 0 Quartermaster Stores, Ch ing, &c., consisting "Gala ns, Furnaces, Stoves, Zinc. Pibectber. rows. Tabl Harness. ras. Anvils, Drill M. Portable eae Augurs ny ‘Tok Jackets, Trowsers, Creat Conte: ent, Carta. ‘Wagons, Spring W: ‘zone, Am- of Bt. Charles 4 anne. ie xen. Ke. adjoining, which will be repanate, -BtOry, sien MENT BRICK, No. 72, his sot sagen lst and 3d streets attain acigt BUILDING, No. 477 1 t-class residence, th metho “Chain Build- i etiy Square 514, on Sth, between L and M ats ae? YY, Sauare Sis, on M, between 4th and och ed 5, tcomnnits on K, between 4th and Sth atll ov! ook Pa OT. Square 415, on L, between 4th aud sth sNgG POR. number of other desirable Building coneisting ‘enter, Beat form Scales, Y. Estate Broker, ‘0. 516 lith street, Ibe be contined from day te day until the ne pe eetiocea The stores — “be removed within five days from date of ~ lf Terms: in Goverment tants, eee ay ee ee ow ACetIOs ALB $E_ {OM MISsARY PROP- Office fae ocengy at ag Subsistence, t , 1865. Will bepold at patie arin ag sth-atiost Washi: ou on THURSDAY, the Tat iaet? free ws omen sore, Hag iy ates, Meat Pans, Backs, Wheel! Bake barrows. ee Field Vee ‘Canldrons, dc. &c., &e cash, at ‘the time of sais. in Ger fib @. BELL, oc $-5t Major and 0.8... U.S. A. St. A FEW BARGAINS LEFT, forks aren bono te) at freee Which must be disposed of within one week's time, It is certainly the last chance ; do not loose it. ‘Thousands of customers will testify of those GREAT BARGAINS Gotten in the last few days at the BARGAIN STORE OF ° ISAAC BYCLES, select * 443 Tthstreet. ¥. SAVAGE, - eee AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON 4ND TO-MORROW. ¥ GREEN & Wi ILLIAMS, ‘Auctioneers. if = be es 5 cris HSE i Seventeenth strect west. each lot having « front ® feet, and @ depth of 145 feet 41 except fhat Lot 30-for part ite width is only 9 feet « All the Tots are bounded on the rear by convenient = of sale : One-feurth of the purchase money ae in — = a em in four equel fem!- 2 hs 4 Shall order and Rirects the appvally ast ecyart, sb or ae ant any purchaser desire to pay the purchase money and obtain bis title at an earlier Tefiod than =F, sti nor it wont doubtless be allowed on application to the cour’ "Ene terms of sale must be complied with in one week after sale. or the property may be resold at the risk and cost of the firet purchaser after one week's notice. Conveyancing and SyVRT at the cont of the pur- chaser. EE 5 COX. Tustee. Se lS 2tawts GREEN & W Tent AMS, Aucts. RX THUS. DOWLING, Auct ; ; Georgetown SALE OF ¥ LU REAL ESTATE IN authority, sd mb ‘fle a ot pal tic enction, at «4 Fe hogy m., TU AY. ti a insta, on the Foteers Si’ thane satuntie R Real Estate fronti 170 feet on the east side of Congress street and ie m Road street. in Geor; etown. D. C.. adjoin residence of be partic asoer tained from a Gagimnee exhibited at thesale. This sale affords a rare opportnnity for an excellent in vestment. an she eee from its locality beauty. healthfulness and neighborhood, is most desi tor private residences. Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in 6 and 12 months. the deferred payments, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by a deed of trust on the remises. If no uarcinces & T fails to comply with he terms of ale within five days from the day of sale the property will be resold at his risk and cost. All conveyancing and stamps at the cest of the purchaser. HUGH ©. os bawiin DOWLING, oc2-d [Intel.] Auctioneer Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SALE OF ae bay Pe a TS, FRONTING EA Fo RTRENTA N STREETS BAST. BY PUBLIC Ui On TU mapar. the 34 day of October next, at 4 o'clock, p. e shall sell,in front | ses. forty Rs Bullding Lots, being the subdi vist: of part Square No. 1,036, each having oangd Af de) wt bay runing back toa fifteen Took Persons wi ity of bving good building si sold to purchasers. ‘Terms—One-half cash: balance in six and ———- months, secured by a deed of trast on the All conveyancing and revenue stamps wy of ges Bile juired a: ‘h lot when sold. req! own on eac! when so! GREEN & WILLIAMS, se 25 Auctioneers. S7- THE ABOVE SALE IS URAVOIDABLY | ome pare until TUESDAY, the 10th instant, same jour and place. And immediately after this sale of the above property, we shall sell, in front of the premises, twenty ONY building lots in subdi vision of Square No.10% This rT ee is situa- ted in the immediate neighbort: the Govern- ment repair shop ocsd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.— ¥ W. L. WALL & OO... Auctioneers. — rat AND PEREMPTORY TR SALE LARGE STOCK OF PRI : GRO CEntks, LIQUOBS, SEGARS, &c., AT AUC- On WEDNESDAY, October 11, commencing ss 10 o'clock, we will sell at our Bazaar, No. Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th streeas, where they have been removed for convenience sale, 8 large stock of first class Goods, comprising is Crushed, White, Yellow Refined age Coffee and 25 Boxes Ground Coffee Fieve, ‘ Chests Imperial, Young Hyson, Ree ens 200 Boxes Candles, Indigo five and Fancy Sosps Brooms Buckets. ee £0 Boxes Pickles and Pe} £0 Cases Brandy and Whi eke Barrels Molasses and Syrup Boxes Starch, Farina, and Salera‘ 1 Barrels Old Bourbon. Mountais Dow, Parker, and other Whiskies 100,000 Segars, different Brands 50 Gross Fine-Cut. Chewing. and { Smoking Tobacco 10 Boxes fine Virginia A ny Tobacco With a variety of other Goods in the Groce line, to which we call the attention of the —_ pet bayérs, as the stock S| Le oa YALL & ©O., ucts. Y THOS. a G. Auctioneer; Georgetown FISHERIES FOR RENT. _ WEDNESDAY, October siz" at Il o'clock a. at my Auction Rooms, No. 4 Bridge street, Georgetown. I will offer for ty for one year, with the privilege of ph og the Jackson City Fish- eries, which Virginia Shore of the Po- and adjacent to the ins Bsiige Terme: One vag —_ the remainder in = Regot notes, 14 security, payablo March Ist and Sorat get se 29-dtd THOMAS DOWLING, Auct Y¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, FURNITURE AND HOUS saeLe EFFECTSAT AUCTIO! On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October 1th. at 9o'clock, I will sell at the Auction Store, No. 174 Brides street, a good assortment of Household and en Furniture, being the effccts of 8 family declining housekeeping Terms cash oc 9 2t THOS. DOWLING BY BEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO STORY veamene nor Ld ad UNION TOWN On WEDNESDAY . the a. faa at 5 o'clock p, m. we shall sell in front of the pre mises part of lots 75 a 76. fronting on ibe ‘iscataway road, between Washington and Monroe streets, This pronerty is improved by a goed two story frame All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, Terms of sale cash, oc 4-4 GR & WILLIAMS, Aucts, + McGUIR! ©O., Auctioneers. LAGER BEER. GARDEN. WITH THEATRICAL Pate on TS ATTACHED, FOR SALE On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October I, 4 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sel! tas Good ) ag and Fixtores, with fifteen months’ Lease, Stage Scenery and Curtains and Stage ay ointments of the Lager-Beer Garden. situated aryland avenue, wear the foot of GCapitel. The theater portion has a Winter as — as Scam mer Observation, and will be sold enti oc7 J C. McGU TRE SCO. Aucts_ Y C, W. BOTELER, Jx., Auctioneer. SALE AT AUCTIO! oF s SIX poemre LOTS ON NORTH N STREE Op eapeeanar ayn October Wat Pig de jock, I shall sell, on the premises, six tte. tis Lotein' ‘e No. 158; each lot fronting ff fifteen and twelve months. Notes to be satisfactorily se. Conveyancing and stamps at expense of purcha- "Tite pertect. CW. BOTELER. J R.. Auct_ Bris ‘C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsors. UBLIC sale p24 iS, TRE paageoars EX- The sachets anwermss AA the Harn- den’ 's Express caipeckne to be sold lic sale, for within , will be weld by auc- Setoder 1, at . the premises, the south | of Lot No.7, i: hg read ¥ rH lo. ty a 1a, fronting oe “ferme; One-third cash; balance on acredit of eh ona x twelve months, Notes to bear interest. and Sete Gotveranel and stamps oie, the . 4 cd Area t ot C street, beews oa an eoaeen running back feoteinches improved by e:2-ctory Ponat Bectiing ‘Terms: cash; balance in six and twelve — os