Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1866, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. FUNERALS Y estenpaY.—The funeral of the Inte Wim. J. Stone took place yesterday trom the Cbhureb of the Ascension, where the services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Pinaney, pastor, and Rev. Mr. Buck, of Rock Creek. The coffin was covered with black velvet,on which Werte beautifal flowers, and was borne by the following :-—Hugh Caperton, Judge Wylie, Joseph H. Bradley. er., Phillip R. Fendat, Wm. R. Woodward, Wm. Redin. Wm. . ‘Webb, and @harles Mason. Esqs. There were & large number of the many friends and Ine tives of the deceased present, among others nearly every member of tne bar of this eity, and msny prominent members of the church ot which the deceased was a member. The remains were interred at Rock Creek Caurch, in the county. The funeral ot another old citizen of Wash- ington took place yesterday, viz: Mz. A.B McFarland, and was very largely attended. ‘The remains, encased in a bandsome coffin, were accompanied by the relatives of the de- ceased, escorted from the residence. corner of izh street and the avenue, by the Washington Commandery of Knights Templar, to the 4th Presbyterian Church, where the funeral ob- sequies were held, after which the procession moved to Glenwood, where the remains were interred The funeral of the late James W. Spaulding, Commissioner of the Second Ward, took place yesterdey atternoon, and was largely attended. Mayor Wallach, and the Surveyor. Regist and other Corporation officers, members ot th Councils, and a large number of the friends were present. The corpse was taken to St. Aloysius Church, where the solemn burial erviee was performed by the Rey. B. F Wiget, after whieh the cortege proceeded to Monnt Olivet cemetery, where the remains were placed ina vault. The coffin was a very fine one of mahogany, over which was a beau- titul wreath, and was born by the following pall-bearers: Charles Stewart, Col. S. W Owen, S. W. Tracey, J. J. Campbell, John W ‘Tucker, and Jesse Burch — Scericiovs Circumstances. — Yesterday morning. Luke Cavanaugh, a svidier of tue l2th fantry, who had been arrested by detective cDew on acharee of stealing $7250 from haves. It appeared frei the evi- ves, who resides in the western irst Ward, on Wednesday night arted out with between seventy gnd eighty oars in his pocket, went to a ¥estaurant here arafile was going on for a watch, and Had several drinks with some nd started home. One of his friends proposed to go with him part of the Way, at | ibe request of the landiady, and they started | together. At 20th street Cavanaugh approached and inquired the way to his camp, near Kalo- | rama. Chaves’s friend told him the way: but Cavanaugh clung to them. and took hold of Chayes, on the opposte sige from his friend, snd kept by him till he got home. Chaves went in his honse and got some liquor and treated his companidéns at the door, and they parted. The next morning he missed his money. and informed the detective. The money was ken from the pocket next to Cayanaugh, and @ detective ascertaining t the first com. panion was above suspicion, and that Gava- navgb unfortunately bears = bad reputation, made the arrest. Major Richards, who exam- ined the evidence, was obliged to dismiss the case, there being no evidence to fix the larceny vpon the prisoner, though the circumstances | were very suspicious. cneraaese ee The took a chance. pds, ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS Journal of Saturday says: A large amount of Govern- ment wocd, was disposed of yesterday at pub- lic Auction, under the direction of Major G! ' son.and many of our citizens Jaid in their winter's supply, at-prices ranging from @ to 32 15 per cord The September term of our County Court commences in this city on Monday next. The session it is expected will be a short one. Black birds, m large numbers, are begin- | Ding to make their appearance in marshes | bordering on Hunting Creek, and sportsmen are seen in that direction. daily, extending to tnem their usual greeting. Black bird shoot- | tng 18 considered a big thing, in this locality A few sors are also making their annual ap- pearance, which aresnapped up by shooting cbaracters with great relisn. The Rev. Mr. Randolph, recently called to the rectorship of Christ church, has signified to the vestry his acceptance of the call, and will probably enter upon the discharge of bis clerical duties about he first of October. —_~—=_—. FIRE.—This morning about 4.30 o'clock fire broke out in the building on B street, bet ween loth and |ith, known as St. Charles restaurant, kept by Sidney McFarland. colored. The fire was discovered by two colored men, who slept there, in the rear of the bar where were three barrels all empty. Liquor was spread over the floor, and it is supposed was set fire, as the men say there was no fire or hghts in the house. The building belongs to A. T. Hill. aad the stock to McFarland, both insured, the lat- ter for $1,200. The firemen and police were promptly on the spot, and the damage to the building will hardly exceed 21,000. The loss in stock of the restaurant has not been esti- mated, but Is supposed to be very light. Scicrpe.—The we of inquest held on Sat- urday by Coroner Woodward, in view of the body of John H. Krafft, returned the follow- ing verdict:—That the said Krafft served in the Federal service; was a German by birth; and was found in the river on the evening of the 31st August: was seen intoxicated through- out the day; and in the opinion of the jury, from the fact of his previously threatening to take his life, and also from the fact of his using no exertion tosave himself or crying | out for help, that he committed suicide by drowning himself. Deceased was poor, and had bo property. Eprror Star: By proper inquiry at the De- partment you will find that the great pre- | sentation of silver plate to Secretary Harlan ‘was brought about by a direct tax of $1 per bead, assessed and collected among the subor- dimate clerks by the confidential clerks in the Secretary’s own room, not one clerk in a dozen freely and yolnntarily subscribing. Each clerk was also charged twenty-five cents for the imposed privilege of signing the “address” in the autographic album, by the same confidential clerks. Osz or THe VicTIMs WHO Kxows. ee nee More Ropsrsc 1s THe Covcnty.—On San- day morning, about the same hour Mr. Osborn ‘was being robbed, as stated in another piace, the chicken house of Mr. Archibald White, in the immediate neighborhood of. Osborne's samp was robbed of 11 chickens. Mr. White aa a colored man on watch, and he let into the thieves with a load of shot, and they made off, leaving some blood on the grass, and also a hat. GettTixc Lively AGarn.—The lice on duty tn Hooker’s Division Satur y night were kept busy by the disorderly conduct of | } various parties, male and female, who were Mnishing up the week with whisky and fight- ing. Sergeant Sheid, with officers Wilson and Grant, arrested 21 persons in various parts of the division, all of whom were fined by Jus- tice Morsell in sums varying from $2.50 to 35. es Sctxypay Gamurino.—Yesterday, Benjamin Brooks and Henson Galoway, two colored sports, were found in the White Lot seuth of the President's, — an interesting game po ee rang ante. This mode of spending the Sabbath day is in violation of the Corporation | jaw, and the two sports were arrested by officer Sneed and taken before Justice Morsell, who fined each $5.5v. a Alpine THE CoRPORATION.—Yesterday, the | Officers of the second precinct arrested sixteen parties for violating the Corpora’ion laws by Tunning vebicles for hire, who were each fined | from £1 to $$. | SSS | DIED ELWOOD. On the 2 of September, ELLA ERC STH. daughter of francis H. and Saran E Kiweod, aged three )@srs, three months aud three days. The triends of the family are etfully in- the funeral on this; Monday lock. from the residence of rents, on @ street, pre betweeu Ist and North C. DONOVAN. On the 21 inst it, Painful ness, JAMBS DUNOVAN the nee son of Frederick and Anne Dou an,in the 22d pear of hie age Hix fone: al will tak: St3 o'clock. from the L street, between 45. and 6th, Island. ABMISTEAD. On the 20 instant, . ce, SAMORL ‘ABMISTRAD. In ie sith yom of Bivage His funeral will take place from his tate resi- dence, on L street sonth. between léth and Isth neo Tuesday afternoon, the 5ch instant, at o'clock. { Baltimore and Norfor!k papers please copy} * Q'NAILL. On 34 September. 195, ELLIN © NAILL, after along aud ‘tofal iliness, in ti ith year of her age’ May she Fest te tects lace from her late resi eet. Island, on to morrow, at 9 er friends and acqusintances are respectfully reqactted to attend her funeral with. out further notice. - SMITH. At Norristown, Pa.. on the morning of phe 94 tastant. A. THOS ‘sMiTH. Sebi Wednesday afternoon, of whieh further Wil! be given. kd lace « Tuesday evening, of his parents, on GUILD. ler in New and Second hand Furniture. niture holstered and Warpished. x ‘paired, 2th and p he ens Highest price paid tor banked CITY ITEMS. —_—_¢—___ Scrcor Boors,—Lt our readers wish to save money we advise them to buy their School Books at the corner of Niath and D streets, under Seaton Hall. pi eee JEWELRY.—Gold-plated Jewelry and Silver- plated Spoons, Forks, Goblets, Caps, Salts received thie morning at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, near 455 street. ——e—__—_. PERSONS wishing to see the China Set that belonged to and was used by General Wash- ington, aud presented to Mrs. Seaton by the Wacdizgton family, can doso by calling on ‘ames Guild, Dealer in Second-hand Furni- ‘ure, 12th and B streets, (near canal.) 3 i Boots anp SHoxzs, with improved shanks, are comfortable, durable, and snug fitting. Orders promptly sttended to by Jobn Strott, basement National Hotei, Washington, D.C. All work warranted. Orders respectfully so- heited. ra VALUABLE AND RELIABLE.—“ Brown's Bron- chial Troches”’ will be found in valuable to those exposed to sudden changes, affording prompt relief in cases of Coughs, Colds,etc. For Pub- he Speakers and Singers, and those who over- tax the voice, they are useful in relieving an Irritated Throat, and will render articuiation easy. As there are imitations, be sure to obtain the genuine STRaNGE, BUT TRU hat Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc., can be re- moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 434 and 6th streets. ey PENNTES can be had in auy quantities at the Star office counter oo: erro GBD AND DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION To NORFOLK AND OLD PUINT COMFORT for the benefit ef THE NEW CATHOLIG CH( BCH how building in the First Ward, A fine large Steamer, with all the necessary ac- commodation: will leave Washing- ton SATURDAY, sept. 15th, at ‘eet e’clock p. m . arriving in Norfola Soreay morning when there will be divine ser- vice om board the boat. In the afternoon, the steamer will return, tonching at Old Puint Com- fort, and arrive in Washington Monday morning about 8 o’cle The excursion will take place. rrorided 400 tick- Sif De disposed of at SS each for the round trip, Children half price, Ticket for man and wife § Ma-ic on board. The tollewing gentlemen are alone authorized to sell tickets, and ifthe Excursion do not come off, they wll refund the money received i Col O'Betsne. Deputy Marshal , Wm Forsyth. Nich Oallan, A eyce, The ers. Wm EB: i John Welsn, Thos Byrne, M ete Keenan, And Carroll. Jam ireen Jno F Ennis, Pat'k Mul - Ed McManns. Geo Harvey, James Mc@rann. Jno Tynan. Sami Drary Terence Drur Jo Chapman, Jas Chapman. Mich’l Donohue. Jas Bicgins F B Heishtman, Bagh Tnmelty, Th. «. Thos McK er, Wm Fletcher, Jno Green, Jno Gibbins, Georg: town. John Noonan, James MecLauahliu, P O Cnllaghan. Thos Williams, Jas Daley. Laurence Manion, Hugh Murray, Patrick Murray. Pat’k Larney. an 30 law2t GCHOOL BOOKS. Y THE PLACE TO BUY THEM. At BALLANTYNE'S, 49% SEVENTH STKEET, NEAR E 3 A full Stock, at the lowest prices. se l-2w G{ BADD OPENING OF FALL FASHIONS. MONDAY,SEPT 3p, 1566. d. Emporium of, MBS. E. M. HINCKL#Y, +Dr dw No. 332 Penna. ave, tly trimmed Patterns of all the latest and most reliable etyivs of Pari and New York - ions for Ladies ani Ohbildren masking in all its varietie: ts, Hoop Skirts, Trimmings Goods gen eraliy. a sae aa _se1-3t* CLvsine BUSINESS. SELLING OUT AT COST. Weare offering our entire stock of FANCY and MILLINERY GOODS at half. price, to close bus- iness. Now is the time to get barzains. Oome and see,and if we don’t offer you great bargains don't buy, at ETCHISON’S FANCY STORE. 12 Market Space. WANTS. __FOR SALE AND RENT. ANTED—One or two U OMB. pyttere ir two nfaratehed: BO! q 8 B.. dtar Ufice. ca. 1t® j ANT ED—By a rospectabic young eirl,e 8IT- W ‘iatiom to ao eteainls 2oune gitl.e 8IT- ing. Adaressanoteto J H , Star otf jahamall family, tu eae ern improvemen 8 destred by the ist of October. Acd ess Office Box @85. ses Te ANTED_B, & reepeciaiieg< irla STC. Ww UATION to Gook, Wash and Iron ine emall ily. Betgrences given if required. Addre-sa note to Box 9. Star Offic 1t* ANTED—A lady that has a sewing machine W fimeike EMPLOYMENT (o goin familice, Understands dress making, Addiress476 L at ect, between ind 9th sts.. Navy Yard. 50 3-3t* A4NTBD—By a re table girl, a siCUa- Ww THON to do chanibers grk orto take care of « aby a @ platn sewing. ence ven. a dreeeM.€ * Bier ofhice. : sauna ee 1t* ANTED—A GARDNER. None need apply but those thoroughly versed in the business, Apply = 567, corner of B and 7th streets, Island, fe 3 3t" WANTED-—A ccliabic WOMAN as nurse and -eametress Best of city references requires. Apply between the hours of 12 and $at 363 K st. north, on Wednesday, Sept Sth. ae 3 2t* WANTED re able yonns ¢' rl,a SIT- UATION to do zi housework in'a small Private family, or to nurse. Good references given, Please address a note toM K.,Star Of- Bee, 1t* W ASTED—A recpe-taile GIBL todo the geu- eral housework of a smail family; must ve @ very good washer and ironer, an well rec- i come ommended. Apply at Mrs. STERNE’S, 612 north 7th street, between D and BE. itt W 4NTED—a GIRL to Nurse Noue but a good one need @pply. Inquire No. 352 C street, between 44 and oth streets sel 3t* WAS TED_By a competent woman, a SITUA TION in a restaurant or boardin: “hou-@. Also, by @ young girl, 12 years old, a HOME in a _— fami Please address H. H , Star office. @e 1-2t* WASTED—A good COO! rman preferred Apply at FRED. FREUND'S Confectionery 97 Br ge atreet, Georgetown. an %)-ot* Vv JANTED—A good COUK, WASHER, and IRUNER, one that will come weil recom- mended, Goo ages given. Colored preferred, Apply at 475 Sth and 9th, au S31-3c* WANZED—An experienced WOMAN to take ch@¥ce of children Good reterences re- guired. Apply at 361 H street, two doors from lath au 31-tf WANSTED—A HOUSE of etzbt or nine rooma with cas, water, and stable between F anit and 1( th and 1th etree and terms, ‘‘House,”’ NoBS GIRL W 7 Washington etrest. Georgetown, Also. COOK, WASHER ond LBONER. Protestants prefered. Erferences required, au 31 3t° W ANTED—To sell. or ta GROCERY and MARKET Owner geing as sutier en railroad, 479 jith street, between E and au 31 3t* LADY AT ONE OF THE first seminaries in thie country, wonld lke a POSITION ir aschool or family. Would form o cites if desired. Best of references. Miss B 1 P., Star office. eu 31-3t™ WASTED IMMEDIATELY—We want 920 acres of LAND iu Oass county, Il, apply forthwith to Room No. 10, Federal Block corner 7th and F sts, HENRY & WALKER au Sl-lw* Attorn: ANTE a SITU Ww TION ai Boarding House or Restaurant, 10 Star Office. au ls J ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches. Ladies and Genta’ Clothing, er any articles o FULTON & 00.'S, Pi street three doors north of Peni 50 Water Coolers, aud 500 gros for sale cheap. DING and HOCBEFURNISHING ‘Goops of every deacription B. BUOCHLY, 606 7th street. jest? between Gand H. east «tdi aes a Eee GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS EW AND CHEAP FALL GOODS, AT MIL- N LER'S:101 BRIGE STREET, GEORGE TOWN —6 00 yds fall Oalicoes, at 18, 18%. 20, 22, and 2d ct@ ; 2.000 yds Flannels, at 40, 4, 50.¢25," 70,75, 57, s00.cts ; 4.000 yds. Bleached’ Muslin. at 15, 20, 23 28. I, S179; 2100 yas. Brown Moslie a+ 20, is0, Canton Flannels. Sackin, , Dreas Goods in variety, clothe and Gas Housekeeping Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, . , We will now be receiving constant supplies of FALL GOODS, which we aredeter- mined to sell cheap. The public will Sind it great ly to their advantage to examine our stock before purchasing, au 14-Im* BENJAMIN MILLER. . Address, giving location fice, au 31-3¢" SI) Apply Box Nc 2 kK REMOVAL. IDWELL & HENDERSON would re<pectfal- ly inferm their friends and the public that they have removed to No. 505 9th street. near D. Sea- ton Hall Building, where they are prepared to offer to their friends and the public a choice as- sortment of WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES of the latest styles. Also op hand, afi Olicloth Table Cove: sortment of Rustic Blinds, ¢ Picture Oord and Tassels, &c.. all of which they Prepared to sell at the lowest cash prices. All work in their line executed in the city or ceuntry by experienced workmen, at shert notice and on moderate terms. ‘au 30-2w ABBIAGES, CARBIAGES, CARRIAGES Having determined to unite my two! places of business, I will sell my lar, stock of new second-hand Rockaways, Ex- tension and Halt Tops, Buggies, Wagons, &c., &c., at greatly anes 4 to make room. Bepairi omptly atte: ¥ pairing Prompuy SOBERT Hi. GRAHAM, 409 Penn. avenue, near 4% street. auS)$t* and 374 D street. bet. 8th and 9th. ia OF CHINA AND | TEAS | JAPAN. UNSURPASSED FOR STRENGTH. FLAVOR AND CHEAPNESS, At tHe Corner oF 14TH aNp F Streets, (under Ebbitt House.) S7 Thies Establishment has given especial care to its selection of PUBE TEAS, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Li consumers will effect agreat saving, qual- ity considered, by giving these TEAS a trial. N. W. BUBCHELL. aa GRAIN BAGS!! Prices for quantities guarantied to be the {LOWEST FACTORY WHOLESALE BATES, We are the agents of one of the LARGEST BAG FACTORIES IN THE UNITED STATES, and are prepared to quote prices as low as the lowest quotations of New York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore. All kinds of Bags furnished promptly, in any quantities. Merchants, Millers, Farmcrs, and others are requested to calland examine samples, PAULINS SAILS, WAGON COVERS, &c., at lowest market rates, J. P. BARTHOLOW & CO., 25 King street, Alexandria, Va. an 29 ¢otw 56% 7th st., Washington, D. C. Pprerosars FOR SUBSISTENCE. AvGusT 24, 1856. Proposals will be recetved at the office of Indian Affairs, Washington. D.C., until tweive o’clock noon of SEPTEMBE + 1396, for Subsistence for the Wichitas and other affiliated bands of ae im the * Leased District,’’ Indian Terri- bids will be at so much per ration, as fol- lows: T pound of Fresh Beef. % pound ef Flour, or, in lieu of Flour, Soret st Gora: Clour’ an Gore to be toxsed.al- ternately.) 4 quarts of Salt per 100 rations Tobe delivered atsuch pointe within the “Leased District’’ as may be designated by the agent sta- Senos there; aud all articles te be inspected by said agent T epartment rese: the right to reject all bids ndeit «contract red into, the right will ‘be reserved to ter the eame on thirty notice, at any time the Sist of March, ‘roposals will also be received, at the same ti and Dince, for remeving. at eo much per head, 1,700, more or less, of Wichites and other affiliated bands. from their present agency, ‘n Butler coun- ty. Kansas, to their former homes in the ** Leased Bistrict,”’ adistance of about 250 mil h re moval Se teow the ——_ tence of the dians while being remeved. au2lawtd D N. COOLEY. Commissioner. ¥ G R A PE S FROM KENDALL GREEN VINEYARD. DELAWART CATAWBA CONCOEBD DIANA MOBCADINE HABTFORD PROLIFIC REBECCA do. NOBTON’S VA. SEEDLINGS do. EL Paso do. © PORTO do. HERBEMONT do. ‘The above choice varieties are being gathered fresh every day, and can be obtained in large or t small quantities, a! J. PEARSON'S Wholesale Fruit Store, 491 8th street, near Penn's ue. Orders by mail oF otherwise carefully packed and pusctually attended to. an 2-cotf TH a Llustrated. Bus- Beemer pide ese : jeff. Davis. Napoleons ae panied FRANOK TAYLOR by (TEE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CoM. Angust 28, 1855, hb Comp: New ¥: The Western Union Tele; Mpany, xs the result of recent negotiatio: ha: ng. secured large additions to the extent of its lines, feels warranted at this time in offering to the public, in accordance with a well matured plan, the bene- fits arising from increasing facilities and uninter- rupted telezraphic communication between all parts of the country, im an equitable and discriminating reduction of pe Me iberal patrons of the tele- gr send it i ped and expected that ad- Yantages to be ed by the adoption of a ani- form Telegraph System, and the removal of bar- riers to wnbroken communication—caused by and couseyuent upon sepai and conflicting in- terests—while it wor! permanent benefit by Producing: increased relialility, will enable thi om pany to offer trom time to time additional ducementa to the commercial peeiic: On actual payments for this line made after Sep- tembe 866, during any single month, by any or for telezraphing ness), the follow. be thie Company : ae one durh rf the month of $0 and less aD . e . On ments during the month of $200 and less than $:/0, 10 per cent. On payments dnring the month of $500 and less than 91.000, 15 per cent On payments during the month of $1,009 and less than $1,600 rT eent. On AE Boring the month of $1,500 and less than $2009 25 per cent Ou payments uring the month of $2,000 and up- ward, 30 per cent, Printed. plications for rebates will be fur- nished by: Ofee Managers, which, being signed by the applicant. and endorsed as to correctness by the Manager. may be forwarded to the of the Company, who will suthorize payment for the amount found to be due in accordance with th foregoing schedule, J.B. W. auS0 lw UBLIO LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN. YNOPSI8 OF THE PRESIDE BOCLA- rien No. Tio DATED JUNE LE eoke 14.1866. at orcers sales of over five and a quarter eae pteaed of vacant public lands 1a Wis: we: At the Office at LA CROSSE, on the 17th 4 of Sarzzaase, next, the reserved sections in irty-siz Townships and of Townships, in sbe,ccgunties of Monroe, Jac! . Trempaleau, and At the Land Offcest LA CBOSSE, on the 2th day of SzrTEMBER next, seventeen parts of Town- ships. the counties as above. At the Land Office at FALLS ST. CROIX, on the Ist day of OcropER next. the reserved sec- tions in forty-four Townships and Farts ot Town- ships in the counties of Dunn, Pierce, and Bt. At the Land Office at FALLS 8T. CROIX, on the 224 day of OcrosER next. ten parts of Town- ships, in the counties of Pepin 5 ‘Av ihe Land Office at EAU CLAIRE, on the Ist fond qroeee next, the reserved sections in ten ie ‘ownshipsin thecou: ties of Clarke, Ohip- ve a D Ol; and . ‘At ihe Land OMce at STEVENS POINT, on the ptern Fad OctosERr next, one red end ten 4 ene te of Townships in the counties tthe Office at MEN ASHA.on the 5thday t Pagani tate Slanr a Geema ome ai nd Office at BAYFIELD. on the sth itecane ER — r Lenn = ie ceumtion of ‘Ashland. La Pointe, Burnett and At , ‘atthe ‘Land Office at BAYFIELD, on the 19th day of Novey bes next. forty-nine jog end . rts of townsbipsin the counties Pointe end Douglas. sey ZDMURDE, Commissioner of the General ‘Offic. Gurerat Lanp OrFice, Junel, 1386. Norz.—Under the rtnerin asmall | BUSINESS Fox SHED HOUSE, with 12 rooms, $1: month, 1a advance, Gand Met. Also for ecntieman a Nor aaa ria etrere i ‘ . rt et & House, sad Bow wife, with Parior per bt. ms month Apply to ee E0es. le fortwo eon Board. +t 307 1th Kent reasonabie. Fo BRU.'8 Mith «treet, ne did Mahogan oO stops, euftsble for asmall church For SALE—th Grocery, Prot and FIXTURES fr Inyuire on the premise $15 per month » No. © Gatreat. opposite & O. Depot. Satisfactory reasons given for selling 00 3-1 y =r DESIBABLE AND ELIGIBLY siTt- ATED BUILDING LOTS aT PBI- VATE SALE ‘The subscriber wiileecll at private sale, upon fa- yoreble terms, Lots Nos. 24.25 and 27. in Bqnare No. 231, fronting each feet on 1éth s*reet west, bet h Band C sue ts, by 1/0 feet 1 imob » to a Woot alley: Lot No. 10, in Square No. 290 fronting 49 feet Sincnes on 13th street went between south B and'O streets, by 169 feat 6 inches deep. t 8 foot ailey; and Lot No. 20, in sabdi- visien of Square No 227. fronting 4 feets t on Maryland avenue, ween lith and analiey. These to por-ons wishing Vest, @nd wili be subdivided to suit OBAS 8. WALL, Office No, 42,8 ~ fe 3-2w and Louisiaua ay nue @ Foe, SALE—27,000 FRET OF GROUND. on 16th street. enclosed. i ved e HOUSE. Will cl BAKER 8ta : BR ed or UWnfuratshed MS. ‘second story.) at 467 18th street, neer Est. The location is most desirable in Warlivgtom sel lw Fo BENT—Thr 100. and one at all houses tor sa’ Inguire of STARK & Co. 305 F we 1-0? Fe BENT—With or without farnitu de-irable BRICK BE: dates 1 fine side lot. Apply on the rok RENT—Large BRICK BOUS 7th street , corner of South Carol: only ove +quare fouth of Pennsylvania cars. with 10 room-. kitchen, stable Yard, with -_ shrubbery and fruit trees. 20 r ment ber two orher Brick Houses on Navy Yard With 20 roome each, andreveral houses in other renee: t ae fs , &c., inquire —— ww'JO8 F. KELLEY, Real Estate Agent, Bent #1 3t"_ Office 363 sth st. west, near mortn Lat, FS RENT—Several pleasant BOOMS 275 E street, bet. 9th and 10th au ti st Tye FURNISHED ROOMS Inquire at No. 490 I street, between 7:h and Sth north au 31-4t* For RENT—One HOUSE. containing 5 rooms, tituated on 19%b street. between Yani R lo quire corner of 2Uth and Q ats. au 31 3t™ roe KENT —Several vicely furnished RVO 43 om secon’ floor, suitable for hon-ek«eping. at No. 31 nortu B street Capitol Hill, between Det Aware avenue and It st. au %1-St™ FOB SALE, One bait of a desirable LOT in Glenwood Oemetery. beinginthe circle. For particulars apply at 455 Lith street, east side, ‘Lerms ca-h. re) . au 31-3t* I OR RENT—A pretty COTTAGE HOUSE on ' eth =. — Boundary street;7 rooms. Ap- t a le Maussty se , RTCHTSON, FS BENT—A pleasant furnished FRONT KOOM su tavle for housekeeping Oar: the door . Apply corner of Bridge and Gree No.37,Georgetown, wu $1 St "TO, LET FBOUSE, of 11 rooms, with gas and water, furnished or unfurvished. from Sep- temieriet. D.u WELLS & UO.. moderate rent. au 30-4t corner 10th aud F strecis. ‘OR RENT HOUSE, 8 rooms, $25 per month. F $35 per month. Py 3 * Ed 4 3 3 \-} = = 6 Opposite Willards” Hotel; and = nicely NISHED HOUSE, 10 rsoms £95 per month. ‘Avs FOR paLa—Several HOUSES. great bargains, and eigh: fins BUILDING LOTS on ist street, ear willie sold $80 cash payment upon eat lot, balance in monthly payments until pal for! RircHetL’s Fon. Beal Estate Brokers, Soutkeast corner ©. and 15th st. Fo BENT—A fine FRAME STABLE for atx au 30-4" horses, with carriage-house and hay loft, eit- uated on Temperance Alley, bet. 9th and 10th sts, Apply at 393 E street, bet. 9th and 10th. my 16 FOE S4LE_Seuth haif of LOT 22, in square pe, Ko _ os one = Fries e artment, ween ) street vy 138 feet Inquire of JOHN WAGNER. next do Price $1400, an 8-eolm' G7 en BENT—Two Furnished ROOMB,on first floor, or two rooms and kitchen, at No. 467 13th street, between E and Fests. au !o-tr Fo BENT—Two FUBNISHED ROOMS, pleas- ent andeiry. Prices @10 and 5. At No &3 Pa. avenue, near 2ist at my 28-tf T° LET—A new FRAME HOUSE. near the northeast corner of 5th and Frederic streets. Georgetown, containing 4roems and kitchen Ap- ply at 123 Bridge st. un 23 6t* Fe® SALE. ~~ One of the finest FANCY STORES in Washing- ton, now doing a large and profitable business of $00,000 per annum. Will be soldlow. Apply to FRANK ETCHISON, au 27-6t* 12 Market Space. iB RENT—The BTORE No. 321 D street, ear lith. It fronts immediately on Penna. it ry re-rooms in Washington 29. to O. B. BAKEB. at the Star Office. j¢30 tf Fr RRRSe Bony wee FFE. Tome a jonth. Bor Pe: fs Also, a BENT. At No. 459 ot street, between C and Louisiana ave. an li im*™ FS BENT—The three story BBIOK DWELL- eets, 5 uire H. & 0. H- MOREISON, Booksellers, Nos 435 and 440 Penn’s avenue. au7-tf NE OR TWO VERY PLEASANT FUB- NISHED ROOMS to rent upon moderate termsina =z desirable and central location. In- quire at 32 Hi street. au Foz BENT—A threestory BBIOK HOUSE with 10 roome and sll modern improvements, situa- ted on lith street, between Band ©. For further rticulars inquire of T. M. HABVBY, 2°1 C st., Betw een 10th and 1th. ay 31-tf OR BENT—In the STAR OF FIOE BUILD- sag ag age of Pennsylvania avenue and ith street, suitable for law, real estate or any othor os offices. Te: best rms moderate. ion ij . Apply to0. B. BAKER, the eat in Washington ply je so tf {OR RENT—In the Star Office Building, at the of ivanis avenue and lith street, ep eet IN: . Terms low. Inquire of 0, BOpAKER, at the Star Office. je 90-tf OR BENT—That hai 3 story and base- ndsome ment RESIDENCE, No. 266 F street north. having all the modern improvements; hot and Taiyo mie epee See . nor’ % wyatt JAMES TOWLES, Ag {0B BENT—In the STAR gs gy ner Pe lvani: and llth etreet, ROOMS adapted for the oftices of Ynscrance Com In- nies. Terms moderate, Location best in 5 . B. BAK! at the Star Unie,” APPY © 0. BB ae {OR BENT—HOUSE No. 154 Penn. aveni between 17th and 1 containing rooms, ing room. Inquire at Ohina Store on the premises, or at 453 12th 5 je Gand H. jy 6tft ‘OB SALE— 8 and extensive FWoosh'sea ono vcat orth: fot dy 3-tf Is |. from West and W.D. ny yh Oa 4) remanent, 203 Pa. avenue, lend will Sr Poets. THOMAS H FORD PUBE OLD Port Wink T have received from the private stock of a well- arene ee aE Tne es It is ordered and recommended by and can be relied on in every partent a cro Buperstt ; Napoleon's History ‘ol. ise Statutes at Lar ionel W.egition of a AUCTION SALES. UCILDING THE SIXTH WARD By virtue of a deed of trast to the eu! ted Deccanber beeriber 23 I$. ond recorded in Liber B » No. 18 tolios :6. &e one of &c..1 shail ofer for eale, + for eale, AUCTION SALES. _ [ror other Awetom Saies ar fourth page|; LoTs I¥ UBDAY, the Ist da ptem| o'clock p. m.'in frout ef the premises. ene (1) and three (3) i bare numbered ten ban red and twenty {nree, ( and Lots numbered eleven (11)anu twelve (12,) pine hundred and ninety six, (99¢,) Wachington the city of T : One ti ‘ermes : 12 mouths, the purchase: deterred payments, satiefact, bearing interest trom day of sale and @ deed of trust taken to scow payments All convey Cost of the complied with within five daye from theday of | bird ca . Ifa j, the resi F giving ip Square and bis notes for the rort)y ony a je are not fale, the trustee reserve the right ‘to resell 4 coat of the defauiting purchaser, on giving three days notice in the Eve: said property Bing Star ASBUKY the risk an: LLOYD Trustee y Z-eodds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, S7THE BALE OF LOTS 11 AND 12. IN Square Ne 996 By order of ee 8 TRUSTER'S SALE OF IY PhOVED REA TaTh SALe. FRONTING ON S0UTA A UTWREN THIRD FAsT CAPITOL TION On FRIDAY, th 7 at 5 o'clock p premises. by vir the eu and di ington ¢ ty «No. » fe Hoe nirg back & good ovemente. Terms: One fc months for notes & deed #f trust on the prem Lamps at the and reve ij is pea! the 6th instant at 50° the Tews i. t. Square 785, fronting /0 f od uatil THURSDAY, jcck p. m., on the premises. ees KEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioucers, 1 fe ber, dated the 3 recorded in the Lan et depth to 0 he above property will be said deed of trnst on th arth ¢ hearin ad », a AND FOUBTH <TREET HILL, AT PUBLIC AUC Ls & BAD ed of trust to me from day of March, 1835, Records for Wash District of Colambia. Liber N, 0. Lot Ne I,in south A street ron ne alleys, with the tm Alle slance in 6, 12, erest and secured by nveyar ‘ost of the purchaser according to the and 18 $100 Gown when the property is knocked of by RORERT BOSTON Trustee. the Auctioneers. au 3l-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY UR lll STRERT EAST, NEAR PENN'A A . On TUESDAY Isball reli, on th trust from Geors bard, bis wite. 1563, and duly rr Ac et 28th, at Go'clock p m. © preminea, by virtue of a deed of eW Hubbard «ani Clara 8. Hub bc,L 0 Te, bearing date Isth corded in liber N.C. T., No. 30. folior 8. 9.10, 11 and 12, one of the land re Washington count t No.sto § November, aare 945, fronting on 1th etreet @a t. near Pean's ave,, snd imprev:d by a two story Frame House. wits beck building. at the cest of the purchaser, property ie knocked of And 1f the terms of sale are not complied with in five days after the day of sale, the trustees re serves the right to resell the property at the risk aud cost of the defauiting purchaser, bot adver tteing three times in some paper published im H. BARBOUR Trustee WILLIAMS, Aucts, Washington city we au6-eotds GREKN & pe S87 THE ABOVE SaLE IS POSTPONED until THURSDAY.t at the same buar By rder of the 9 GR and place Trost ¥ NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers, Bal Ni (th day of September next, tee EEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts rooms No. 245 Pennsylvania avenue, Nagle & Oo. will give their personal attention to the esle of Beal B tate and Honsehold the re-idence of mmiites decitning ho rnitare at ekeoping er Also, te the a6!e8 of stocks of Groceries and chandiee of every description, Horses, Harness. &co QTABR LINE_©F STEAMSBIPS FOR NEW . YORK LEAVING GEORGETOWN (ou DRIA WEEKLY. The Steamship THAMES, Capt will leave her wharf. Ne 41 Wa! Georgctown.on WEDNESDAY oth, at 8a. m., stopping at Alexandri Carri deorty TSIDE.) AND ALEXANS- R. E. Swift, For freight or peseage, having first class ac- commodations, apply to JOHN F. SNDREWS. Agent, No. 41 Water street, Georgetown N. B.—fhippers may confilently rely upon this line running regularly, as advertised, te accom- plish which one or more first class steamers will b puton with the Thames, eu Ziv" (couumnia menretee FOR WOMEN YING-IN ASYLUM, Fourteenth street .(eircie,) cc Washington, D.C This Institution has been estabiiehed for the tients who may be suffering from d: culiar to their sex. and for the sdmissi ception of eases orner of M street, of +uch females as may require the comferts of the lying ine! ber i in sitaated in the most healthy per- ‘The building is sitai he mos ype tion of the District, surro' by its own grounds, Oars pass the door every five minutes. Terms of admission: From $6 ¢ in accordance with the reom required. advapee This inclndes Board, Medi ical and Surgical attends MEDIOA nce, STAFF. SUBGEON IN CHIEF. HOM CONSULTING Jos K. BA United 81 JO8. T BNES, M. D tater na 3 D . M * TT. JH PSON,M D., 184 I street. between 20th and 2ist stree 0 per week, ayablein | mes, Med- PHYSICIANS AND SUBGEONS. -» burgeon General, Georgetown. .D Potrect. Wasbington. New York avenue. wD. ingt a * jngton. R, M. D., Georgetown, .» F street Orders for admission to the cree beds in this hes- tal, (of which there are. 2.) can be obteined of the Surgeon in chief at thi office, 184 I street. or of apy of the Medical staff, and of the Revs. Drs. K ette. and Coombs Hail, Gurley. Gillett Wi wido ives will a army 0 the 8u: soldiers desiring admission geon General, Unite! States Patients living at a distance whe desire to come to this institution for treatment can secure private the _matro: b yt letter Deepal et. GILLETTE, hospita! au 23 eoly.r On the petition of JOHN PEPPER. lage, N. M., prayt T ATE. WaAsHING to NTEB! PATE) TON. Au, nted on the seh day December, 1354, jand th t ie ieoued to said 224 day of November, 1: and re- Pepper, October 27, 1863, tor an tm- resi n of Dd, ide 10B, T OFFICE, cust 24, 1966. . of Lake Vil- for the ex‘ension of apatent ited in —— in Knitting Machines, for seven years rom the expiration of place op the 22d day of Novem! It is ordered that the said pe! the Patent Office on M vember next, at 12 o'clock M.; and all notified to appear and show cause, ifan: why said set fort! the day of heart party and tr: ansmitted i the office, which wil De Peg at be Sithin its Saye att r el “Ordered also. that this uotice be Bepublican and the Inti 0., and in the once @ week for three of said Peg eee to ous to {5 ition on: ‘eTSODS @pposi file in the Patent ©) th in writing, at least twent: , Seite menting ust be taken em! m™ mh eccordance with the rules of ‘ Anbead farnishe’ on application th nd o' ir Ts reilea Upon as tes- vet be filed in the office twe bearing; th men! ‘ites the tent it pot said tent. which takes Ber. 1836" tition be heard at , the Sth d ay of No- persons are y they have, to be granted @ extensien are required to fice their objections, specially days be fore by either vieany. teatimon! lished fm the Journal. Poramoatn, w ‘a ing successive weeks; the be at least sixty days previ- T. C. THEAKER. first Commissioner of Patents. P. 8.—Editors of the above i ® paper containing this notice, _ ENT OF THE INTEBIOR. UNITED STATES PATENT TO} Kuittin: ‘will please and send their bills to the Patent Office, with au 2-wsw OFFICE, Piet re ovem! . ce | | north, the following named THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Bt os & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILI ING LOT. FBONTING © NOKTH } cTBERT DETWERS ISTA DE OD AST AT PUBLIC AUCTION By wirtoe of @ deed ot {rast dated ebrasry 2, In6 and recorded im Liber BM A. No ts, foule of the land records of Washington e eulecriber. ae the Trustee a ' he highest bitder. on the the 34 day of September Lot No 2, im Xeuare premises on MONDAY pext ats o'eleck p : & 7. fronting 32 feet 5 inches on north F «treet, by pth of 10 feet tpches Terms ofrale One thirdcash, balance in «iz and twelve montis with interest from the date of eale, tecnred by & dred of trust on the property all Conveyancing &n 1 stamps et the cost of the par charer. eho « al) ceposit $50 with the auctioncer at time of ale If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Troster reserves the right to resell'at the ris? and cost of the pur- chaser tp default on on werk" novice Trastee AMUBL T DRURY, au Deethds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avot. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, va FOSPITAL, the Sd of September meat. at 6 1 sell, on the premises, the Term cash anwd Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Now 38 South corner Py end 517, evepur and 9th street SALE OF GROCERIKS Ac. AT AUCTION Gn TORSDAY MORNING. September 4, at 10 o'clock ¥@ wit seil at our Auction Koome, with- out reserve fr cash ~. Yellow and Brown Sugars Tabs and Buckets hie and B zen Whiskies and en Ad #6 doren Wast bow rds aod Clothes Pins Tens. Purar- and Ts bacco With a variety of other eoots in the Grocery lime, el WL. WALL &00., Aucts R* GREED & WILLIANS, Auctioneers THEEE NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES AST LOTS ON 2OTH BTREET WEST, Be- tween L and M etreets north at Public Aue y of September next, #ell_ on the premises, 1) Souae No 17 improved Houses. sil picely fintehed able residences for guy i Ondo! them has bee Also touf Frac. Buildings, frontin alley in rear of the let Terme’ One-thira cash; balance fn 6 and 12 Months, recures by 9 deed of trust on the prem- i 1) conveyancit g and revenve stamps at the archasers. $30 down on each house J of ud GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. THIRTY ONE VALUASLE BUILDING LOTs, Frentipg eu 1 and K Streets North, Delaware avenue and Second streets East.at Public Auc ton On WEDNESDAY, the sth day ef September next atso'c'ock p we tballsell,on the p: irty ope valuable builaing lor No 716. having 3 ivches front, by 80 feet deep, runping back te Sne alleys, making them profitable building lots Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve, anc «igbteeo months for notes bearing interest, and secured by = derd of trust on th- All conveyancing and revenue stamps the purchaser. $25 down om each lot knocked of ‘division can be seen at Green ‘The plat « & Willy Av p Rooms __ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anots. avuad B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. A NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND ADJOINING LOT, Frovting en P street north, between 4th and Sth streets west, at Pablic Auctien Gu MONDAY. the 10th instant, at t4¢ o'clock p. Do. 2). tm m . we shall sell, on the premise new two- being sub- od 21 feet 6 e fthe subdivsion of Square No. Sl w story Frame Hones, containing seven good rooms. Also. 4 Dine adjoining Lot, No. 22. having 2) feet Ir; nt by 135 feet deep. to fine alleya Terms: One balt cash; balance six and twelve meuthe. for notes tearing interest, and secured by 8 ceed vf trust on the premises. Al! conveyancing and revenne stamps at the cost of the c $20 down whea the property is knocked av sid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF SA8H, POORS, BLINDS, FRAMES. MANTELS, BRACKETS, NEW ELS, BALUSTERKS, & &c We shail -eil, at the warebonse ton, south side of the canal. near 7 on SHURSDAY MOBNING. September 6th. > mening at 0 clock a. m..a 1 lot of surplus Building Materials as above mentioned Carpenters and Buikiers weuld do well to take of H.W Hemil- 7th street bridge, | notice of this sale, it being an opportunity but hd “ou GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY 24 ©. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON 16TH 8ST. NkaB THE NEW sTATE DEPARTM ME TENEMENTS iN AT AUCTION. SY AFTERNOO! present St AND FOUB FBa LOB’s ALLEY, On WEDSESD a ya back 133 feet 8 inches This fot being only ome square north of the pew St te Department office, offers an excellent oppor- fealty t oot building lot Im that vicinity, as ‘* most nm be tp great demand there. HURSDAY aFTaR» N. same we shall sell four small Frame Tenements, tis known as Nailor's Alley, between éth and sth sts, west. and K and L =treets north, Sale positive, owner wishing to make otber investments ‘Terms: One hall cash: restive with interest. secured upon the property : payrent of $50 required on the lot, and $25 0m each house the afternoon of sale. Conveyancing at_ purchaser s cos t Title perfect. JAS. C. McGUIBE & 00., aaa : {Intel} Auctioneers. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LUABLE ROUSE AND VarREET WEsT. STREEIS NeRTH, On THURSDAY nex! xt to 4 inches to an mproved by a frame dwelling with four Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve Months, for note- bearing interest, and secured by adeed oftrast om the premises. All convey- ancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the chaser. $50 down when the property is Ly “isu g0d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. B™ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERNMENT SALE OF VALUBLE sqvai SND BUILDING LOTS TRU TRS OY oe SHINGTO. C.. AT PUBLIC AUC- iON. BY OBDER OF THE I BUBLIC BUILDINGS, a the ioth Eas, of, Qetaber next, to the er jer, com- bck M- at onr A Boom No. 520, corner of 7th street west and rty. belonging to a the Government of the United Bt ites, viz: Lots numbered 16, 17, 18,2), and zi, in Square No. inbered 2,3 4. and 5, in Square No «iz. bered 13, in Ses are anthotMe a mubered 1 and 2, in Square No 68]. bered 13, in Square Lot numbered 10. in Sauare Si 2 square recently been subdivided and Bacriece seta ones memes - DoE a) vale; or, shoul a"auy one desire to bid for the entire mare, portunity wil p ‘erme: Cash, in Government faids, on the de- livery of the deeds of the property One. fifth of the hase money to Le paid when the property is knocked of Should the purchaser fail to —— erty will then apd there be put up again to the next highest bidder. If the whole terms are not thirty days from the day of sale, the rves the rij to resell the at the Fisk and covt of the the Commiesi Publ re Ratia en outs cobds” GREEN &@ WILLIAMS, Avcts, B® W. L. WALL & OO. Auctioncers, By virtme of a cecree of the Court of the District of Columbia, cetnejaity “ No. Leal. the subscriber. will ‘offer for sale,on Fil: DAY. September 7. at 3 oiclock p. 176. on of the city of fs orabiy for Bites hig eh reemegtee eee ood “as the surrounding property is ulatore. " 7 eee wale. as ak : One- Toranel ith interest 2 day. of 5 mae 4 eo m-coaas j Int We. WALL 2 OOn kee, s —- see rare, 8 Beta abCrion. STREET parte instant. até 5 ye yell sel jeales