Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1866, Page 3

Corporation Affairs. BOARD OF ALDERMEN, September 3.—The Board met atthe usualbour. Present—Messrs. Eamonston, Given, Gulick, Barr, Owen, C.S. Noyes, McUathran, Turton, T. E. Lioyd, Presi- dent, and S. V. Noyes, Secretary. ‘The Chair laid before the Board communi- cations trom the Mayor announcing the ap- roval of acts: Making appropriations to de- ‘ay the general and contingent ex of the Corporation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1967; for erecting wooden Steps at the inter. section of G street south and 11th street east; for the relief of James Dorman; to cause the curbstones to be set and the footways paved on the north fronts of squares 562, west of 623 and 623; to cause the grading and Paving of the ‘west portion of the alley in square 96: and meking an appropriation to grade 16th street ‘west from K street north to Q street north. Also, 8 communicatton from Mr. Randolph Coyle, Water Registrar, submitting, in answer to & resolution of the Board, a plan for a bridge across the creek at H street north. He esti- mates the cost at $10,031.56-100 ; referred to the committee on improvements. The Chair also laid before the Board a com- munication from Owen Thorn, Chairman of Committee of Reception of Young Men's Na- tional Union Club of Washington city, dated September ist, 1266, submitting for considera- tion of the Boards of Aldermen and Common Council the following resolutions, unanimous- ly passed at a meeting of the Club on Wednes- Gay, 29th uit: “ Resolved, That a committee of nine be ap- pointed by the President of the Club, to make Suitable arrangements for the reception of the President of the United States on his return to Washington city from Unicago, Llinois. «Resolved, That the committee appointed to Take arrangements for the reception of the President of the United States, be authorized to bring the proposed reception to the a!tention of the municipal and military anthorities, and e vite their co-operation and that of the citi- < generally in the proposed demonstra- tion.” Laid over informally Mr. Barr presented the petition of Mrs. Jane Farnham, for remission of special Paving tax, ana Mrs. Elizabeth Foley, for remission of a fine; referred. Also, introduced a bill making an appropri- ation of $1,000 from the Funds of the Fourth Ward. for improvement of # street north, from North Capitol street to 6th street east: referred. Mr. Edmonston presented protest of Wm. Powell and others, against change of name of Pierce street; also, petition of Bridget Dono- hoo, for remission ot a fine: both of which were referred. Also, mtroduced a bill to set the curb-stones and pave the footways on the south side of I street north, from North Capi- tol to Ist street east: passed. Also, introduced & bill for relaying the gutter on the east side of 4th street west, from Massachuse: K street north; referred. resolution instructing the committee on fi e to inquire into the expediency of re-organizing the Collector's Office: passed. Mr. Gulick introduced a resolution request. oD Mr. Dudley, (same . B; comm. ttee}— Bill to supply a-deficiency in sppropriation for enclosing the triangul: r space on Maryland avenue, between 7th and Sth streets; passed. By Mr. Joyce, (police)— Bill to amend the laws regulating bil | seen passed. Hill giving authority to H. S. Thomas to erect a frame building in square 795; passed. By Mr. Baker, (claims)—Adversely on the pe- tition of Andrew Hansell; committee dis- charged. Hill to pay James Goody for work done; recommitted. Also, adversely in three other cases; committee discharged. The resolution to make arrangements for the Teception of the President and party was re- ceived from the Aldermen with a substitute, whieh was concurred in, and the following ‘Were appointed in accordance with the pro- visions :—Messrs. Wright, Peake, Mead, Nal- ley, Oaivert, Joyce and Baker. Mr. Taibert, from the com mittee on elections, made areport in the case of the seat of Mr. Morrell, contested by Mr. J. M. Downing, with a resolution declaring the latter to be en- titled to the seat, which was debated at con- siderable length by the members, the question being as to the power of the committee to com- pel the attendance of witnesses, and its further consideration was postponed. The Aldermen bill fora pavement on the south side of I steeet, between North Capitol street and Ist street east, was passed. A number of bills were referred and the Board adjourned. es “Was IT AN EARTHQUAKE ?"—The Balti- more Sun says in referenceto an item under the above head in the Star of yesterday :—« It will be seen that our Annapolis*correspondent also mentions that ashock of a supposed earth- quake was felt in that city and vicinity at the same hour. Persons residing in the western section of this city likewise state that they felt the shock.” The Anpapolis correspondent of the Sun says:—“The shock of an earthquake, as is supposed, was felt in this city and ata di: tance, so faras can be ascertained, of about nine miles from here, where the shock was mecre severely felt, this morning at about five o'clock. One of our most estimable citizens, 2 merchant, was aroused from his slumbers about the time indicated, by the mysterious moving of his bedstead. Hearing at the time a rumbling noise, resembling that of thunder, he repaired to the window, in front, and found the sky perfectly serene. He simultaneously felt that his residence (a three-story brick house) shook severely from another movement of theearth. His son-in-law, who was on his farm, some miles from the city, came in town hurriedly this morning. in company with others, and stated that sometbing lika an earth- quake was felt there about five o'clock this morning, and that it was so severe as to move the table and break the cups, plates, &c., there- on,and frightened the persons in his employ very much. who immediately left. Several of our citizens, Whose word can with equal con- fidence be relied upon, say that at the same time they experienced the shock and heard their residences shake, and on observing the elements, discovered that the sky denoted any- thing but a thunderstorm. They heardsom | thing they supposed was distant thunder in- ing the Mayor to inform this Board whose duty | 1 is to repair the station-house in the Seventh | Ward; passed. The Chair appointed Mr.Given a member of | the committee to superintend the erection ofa new station-house in the Third Ward. Mr. Noyes presented the petition of Andrew Wylie ana others, for tne grading of 9th street west. between E and F streets sonth: refered to the Ward Delegation. Mr. Noyes also intro- duced a bill to grade and pave the alleys in square 53%; passed Mr. Given, from the committee on police, | reported favorably on the nomination of ID). H Lebron as police officer im the First Ward, im place of Simeon Garret, and the nomination Was confirmed. Mr. Barr, from the same committee, reported back the communication of the Mayor return- ing without his approval the E. F. Queen, granting permission to him to enclose six teet next his building with a frame structure for use as a batb-house, with recom- mendation that the Mayor's objection be sus- tamed. The bill was then rejected. Also, res ported s bill granting permission to EL F-. «Queen toerect a frame bath-house next his building it the consent of the President of the United States is first obtained; passed. Mr. Owens, from the committee on wharves, to which was referred the bill dis; ontinaing the office of assistant harbor master, asked to be discharged from further consideration of ibe same; which was agreed to. A joint ners pyetnerh biog the Board of Uom- mon Council) providing for a public reception of the President of the United States and the distinguished gentlemen accompanying hirn,on their return from Chicago, was, on motion of Mr. Noyes, referred to a special committee of fhe Chair appointed on said committee rs. Noyes, Gulick, and Owen: and the Board took a recess of ten minutes. On the reassembling of the Board, Mr. Noyes, from the special committee, reported a substi- tute for the Council resolutions, providing for tme appointment of a committee of fourteen, (one Alderman and one member of the Board ef Common Council from each ward.) who, with the Mayor, shall make the necessary arrangements, and that the two Boards shail attend the reception in a body. The Chair ap- pointed on the part of this Board Messrs. ‘oyes, McCatbran. Gulick, Edmonston, Gi ven, | Owen, and Turton. Bill from the lower Board, to repair alley in Square 226, was referred to committee on im- provements. Bill from the lower Board, reguiatiag bill- posting in the streets, avenues, alleys, and sidewalks of the city, was taken up. Mr. McCathran moved its reference to the committee on a He said the bill was al- most identical with the present law, and all the talk aboutit in the newspapers grew out of sheer ignorance on the part of newspaper editors and reporters. Mr. Tarton said that was a question between the Potato men and the gentleman from the Sixth Ward. Mr. Turton then argned that some protection should be given to bill post- eTs, and maintained that if property owners gave permission for handbills to be posted on the tree-boxes in front of their premises it was nobody's business. Mr. Noyes objected in toto to the doctrine that nie dean holders could disfigurea public street y permitting the tree-boxes in front of their premises to be plastered with tattered, paste- daubed bandbilis. He thought, nowever, that the Mayor should be authorized to designate proper places for the posting of bills. After some farther debate, the bill was re- ferred to the police committee; and the board adjourned Common Counct.—President Moore in the chair, and atl the members preseat except Messrs. Carroll, Marche, Mulloy, Simms, aud Walker. A message was received from the Mayor, inelosing & communication from the Ward Apothecary of the Seventh Ward, asking if he shall continue to furnish medicines for the poor of that ward—the appropriation having been exhausted Mr. Peugh said that the communication came With a bad grace from the apothecary, inas- much asa law bad been passed that no appro- priation should be made for the purpose until tbe accounts had been approved and passed by the Councils. He had understood that the pre- scriptions in that ward averaged $2 each, while on examining the books of a respectable physi- cian he had found the average prescription: ‘were 40 cents. Mr. Dudiey said it should be remembered that in many cases the prescriptions in the Seventh Ward had been duplicated five or six times and charged for but once. The Chair called the attention of the Board to the law passed; and he submitted the fol- jowing resolution; which was to—the fo pea being ordered to lie on the & le: Resolved, That the Mayor be respectfully in- ed, in reply to bis communication in- closing a letter from the A) ‘y of the Seventh Ward, that the existing law of the ‘Corporation does not contemplate any appro- riation for medicines for the r until the Hf of the Ward Apotheraries shall have been pape pape! accompanied by C1 tons, and undergone examina. tion of the Councila, 4 oN The following were introduced:—By Mr. Peake—Joint resolution for the appointment of & committee to make suitable arrangements for the reception of the President, Secretary Seward aud others, on their returi to the cit from Chicago; adopted. By Mr. Calvert—Biil amending the bill postmg law; referred. By Mr. Nailey—Bill to set the curbstone and pave footway on north side of I street north, be- tween North Capitol and Ist street east: re- terred. To lay flag footway at Massachusetts Svenue and 4th street west; referred. By Mr. Andcerson— Invitation from the Young Men's National Union Club to unite in the reception tab! of the President; received and laid on \. By Mr. Moore—Bill to initave a system o Grainsge, which directs the sur pare for the use of the ofall ape sewers now in the city, show ing their forms, dimensions, construction, gra. vents, and connections, and their relation to the street, avenue, or alley with any pon the subject he may be and to perform this duty the surveyor is authorized to employ a competent Asestant, at a atthe rate of $1,200 apnom: referred. Al resolution requesting the Mayor toinform the Board what amount of money has beea expended for the erec ion of the school building im the First District; stating who bas or is to be paid for the ground, the cost of the basement, and what amount is necessary te complete the same: which was adoptec. By Mr. Meade--Petition of Henry — ve Hall tor the remission of a fine; re- Tred. bill ‘in favor of | BEAN. | peed SLBEBTA BEAN, the beloved wife of stantly with the supposed earthquake.” —— ASSAULT AND BATTERY.—Sunday. officers Frazier and ch, of the Second Ward, ar- rested George Sayres and Martin alias Redny Welch, for assault and battery on John John- son. colored. It appeared that Sayres bursted im the door of a house in pursuit of a white girl, nsmed Frenchy, who ran in there. The colored woman who kept the house sent John- son fora policeman. Sayres strack him with a brick bat. Welch ealled Johnson back, and Johnson says that Welch sirack him with his fist. The marks of the brick and fist were very prominent on Johnson's bead and face, and Justice Morseil committed Sayres to jail for court, and held Welch to bail for further hear- ing. ae Fata Acc T.—Saturday evening, atter dark, Patrick Welsh, a laborer, who resided on G street, between New Jersey avenue and North Capitol street. started to attend a wake ofa deceased acquaintance. Going out North Capitol street. be arrived at the embankment between Pierce and M streets north, and fail- ing to perceive the danger of the locality, fell over the bank, a distance of twelve or tourteen feet, and was so injured that death ensued yesterday afternoon. The deceased was over sixty years of age, and leaves a wife and sey- eral children, most of them grown. -~——— SELLING LIquoR oN SunpAy.—Yesterda: Officer Evans, of the 7th Ward, arrested P: rick Gibbons tor selling liquor oa Sanday con- trary tolaw. Gibbons bad a hearing before Justice Handy, who fined him $20, CITY ITEMS. Se ee SEE ADVERTISEMENT of the Pic-Nic of the Eagle Base Ball Club, which will take place at Analostan Island on Thursday afternoon. —— JEwELRyY.—Blue Cluster Setts, Pink Cius- ter Setts. Jet Cross Setts, California Stone Setts, new styles Sleeve Buttons, Gents Pins— received this morning at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, nema 43 street ieee Corwys, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Ohiropodist, 424 Penn. av.. between 4 and 6th streets. Ot- fice hours from $a m.to5 p. m., and 6 to § p. ™m. No charge for consultation. PERsons wishing to see the China Set that belonged to and was used General Wash- ington, aud presented te Mrs. Seaton by the Waedizgton family, can doso by calling on ames Guild, Deaier in Second-hand Furni- ‘ure, 12th and B streets, (near canal.) 3 Boots and SHoxs, with improved shanks, are comfortable, durable, and snug fitting. Orders promptly attended to by John Strott, basement National Hotel, Washington, D.C. All work warranted. Orders respectfully so- heited. —_o—— PENnNres can be had in auy quantities at the Star office counter. SE MARRIED, BRISSEY—HASLETT. ange jst 30th, by the y. Dr. Gillette. BENJ.T BRISSEY to ANNA B. HASLETT. of Baltimore. { Baltimore Sun please cepy.] bd BALDWIN—FITZHUGH, On Tuesday, the 4th instant the Oburch of the EK; ny, by the H_ Hall. D D.. WILLIAM D’BALD- ARGARET FITZHUGH, daughter of aynadier, 0.8. A . DIED BAMLIN. In this city, on Monday evening. 34 “MAEY HAMLIN, couse instant. at7 o'clock, MA M LIN, consort of Joseph Hamlin. in the 434 year of her The remains will be taken from the residence of the family, Louisiana a ar wtreet, at 10% o clock to-mo! ( Wednesday), and preceed to Baltimere for interment. = {National Intelligencer and Cumberiand, Md., papers please copy. } On the 4th inatant, of Consumption, aries H Bean, and cidest daughter of Geo: and Jane L. Barber, ‘sged 22 years, 7 monthe and aye. friends and acquaintarices of the family are to al her funeral from her late residence on Geor: ‘enne. between Lit! oe seh streets east,on Thureday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Gone—bnt not foreotten 2t* {Baltimore papers please copy.) DWYER. On Tuesday, Sept. sth, at 4 o'clock. m., HANNAM CATHARINE, in! L Thos. 4 Margaret A. D’ and 9 days will take place to-morrow ( Wednesday) morning atl0o'cleck. from the residence of its ea 559 Penn's ave. cast, near $d etreet, AN On the 34 inst, at 10 o'clock p. BGAET ANN BABKMAN, in the 4 e A r of ber age. Ger dictives ‘and friends are requested to attesd = Fenenal 4 “a4 I eet . on G street, th an hh wi by | Pweineeday at lo'clock a’ ment to-morrow, Ob! my Mother, art thon dead + Hast iby life forever tied + Hast thou bid to earth, all its pleas: » little worth F ‘The color from thy chee! It hath t er o Seatied but in ou, ba wil pio never speak to us again’ ‘arewell. farewell, Mother dear, Ent‘isead withoot thee here Ont mp ep og Where peace, a (Aicxandria papers please copy SETH Oo: ly eoughter of i 4 y Ey A Westwood -agoone year, fivemoniue, friends ‘of the family are rv My in- a nity respectfn’ more I i ti H e} tf as Bik es i te H i : é E WANTS. ANTED—A reepectabie GIBL, ork washing anti et todo femily. Inquire at 403 Mass ug for 5 FOR SALE AND RENT. | FOE BENT— The STORE onder Metropolite apts tot BS ahem Bar Omeee ree ac Wa a HM, — ANTED— Market. Du inbarton street, Ueor nae required. ANTED—a TRON WOODWARD ene, N between Wth and 1ith sts. W 4578D—Immeciately, to rent or lease. a fine SKICK HOUSE, with modern i iprove- ments. ina central locality, with ebout a ou se 4- 316 Delaware av., Uspi. ee 4-20" Ap 0. rooms. Address “B," Star Office. WANTED—a GIBL to cook, wre ® family of five persons. Gce! veld, [bauire at 524 Maryiand ave ANTE D IMMEDIATELY— W hier ROME oe to goin the country. Ww No 389 Eat , between 9ib and 10th ANTED—A respectable Protestant WHITE WARiRL to do hercey rrtertant WHITE gho.can come well recommended can obtain heme by in, . THOM, Between sth and ne: TH? ood VOUR, referred, x sts. Prt ANTED—A neatly Furnished HOUSE. large | enough to accommodate a family of five or #ix per jocated between F andi sts. norch, and 10th aod ish etree! dress Poat Office Box 337 . stating terms and location. References given and required, we 4-2t* ANTED—To rent, by October Ist,a HOUSE with from eight to tem rooms. by a perma nent tenant. Location derired between 9th and 15th west. and Pa avenues and L street north Aoply or ress H.W. HAMILTON, 5627th street. builder’s Dep-t. saath W ANTED-—A young MAN. in a clothing store, to act as salesman: Mast be thoronzhly com) otat to — Sivet-class ge fox custom worl Ove others need apply. D ws as ferred. Addrews ““Olotbing fat.” Washington. D. ©. stating references und salary expected. W ANTED—By a reapectable young girl a SIT- UATION to do chamberwork and plain sew- ing. Add: note to J_ Hi , Star office ses WAXTED—an UNFURNISHED Hc E. for anmall family. eligibly situated. with mod- ern improvements of Octobe: ANTE Poase-sion destred by the Ist Add: ess Post Office Box 455 se3 7t* A lady has wing machine YMENT to go in families, would like EMPL Understands dress making, Addresv476 L at-set, between 8: oth Navy Yard. se 3-3t* WANTED-A FLORIST. “None need apply but those theroughly versed in the business, Apply pl 567, corner of B and 7th streets, Island. ANTED-—A reliable WOMAN as nurse and seamstress Best of city refere Seired. Apply between the hoursof 12 and $ut 30% K st, north, on Wednesday, Sept 5th. ne 3 2t" Nurse. None but agond one need apply. Inquire No. 362 C street, between 445 and oth strecte. se 1 3t* WwW ANTED—A good COOK: German preferred Bpply at FRED. FREUND'S Confectionery 97 Bridge street, Georgetown. an 31-60" W452 n experienced WOMAN to take ch of children Good references re- ore pply at 361 H street, two doors from n. au 3ltt ANTED IMMEDIATELY—We want 920 acres of LAND in Cass county, D1. a ly forthwith to Room No, 10, Federal Block, coroce 7th and F ste, HE e NRY & WALK au Sl-lw* Attorneys, J ANTED—By a respectable woman a SITUA- TION as firat class Cook in a Boarding House or Besteurant. Address Box No. 10 Star Office, au W ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies and Genta’ Clothing, «r any articles of vaine, at B. FULTON & 00.’S, Pawnbro! 902 9th street three doors north of Penn's a a 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Cork for sale cheap. jy 21 e02m* ANTEP — SECOND HAND FURNITUR® Also, MIRKORS, OARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUBEF URNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street, jee-t? hetweon G and H. aast aide es GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS N&ax AND CHEAP FALL GOUDS, AT MIL- LEB'S. 101 BRIGE STREET, GEORGE TOWN —6 000 yds fall Calicoes, at 18, 18%. 20, 22, and 25 cis ;2 000 yds Flannels, at 40, 45, 60,6254. 0, 70,87 000 yds. Bleached Muslin, at + 3755; 2,000 yds, Brown Muslin Also, Canton Flaun Fiannels, Dress Goods in variety, + lo timeres. Housekeeping Goods, Glove ana Notions. We will now be ‘recei supplies of-FALL GOODS, which we aredeter- mined to sell cheap. The public will find it great. ly to their advantage to examine our stock before purchasing. BENJAMIN MILLER. 23 2, 28, ut 18, 183; 20, 25, au l4-Im* . G Ra PE S FROM KENDALL GREEN VINEYARD. DELAWART GRAPE, CATAWBA do. CONCORD do. DIANA do. MUSCADINE do. HABTFORD PROLIFIO do REBECCA do. NOBTON’S VA. SEEDLINGS do. EL Paso do. O PORTO do. HEEBEMONT do, ‘The above choice varieties are being gathered fresh every day, andcan be obtained in large or ith t small quantities, a 3. PEARSON'S Wholesale Fruit Store, 491 8th street, near Penn's avenue. Orders by mail or otherwise carefally packed and pupctually attended to. an 23-cotf OF CHINA TEAS be JAPAR. CHEAPNE. At rue Conner or 147TH anv F Streets, (under Ebbitt House.) S7 This Establishment has given especial care to its selection of PUBE TEAS, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. UNSURPASSED FOR STRENGTH, FLAVOR AND SS, Large consumers will effect a great saving, qual- ity considered, by giving these TEAS au lew N. W. BURCHELL. LOSING BUSINESS. SELLING OUT AT COST. § Weare offering our entire stock of FANCY and MILLINEBY GOODS at half-price, to close bus- iness. Now is the time to get bargains. Come and see,and if we don’t offer you great bargains don’t buy, at BTICHISON’S FANCY STOBB, 12 Market Space, au 27-6t* reliable WOMAN, to naree a Ma fas Meat te N (white) ta 33 WR KE! -_Uafernt hes BOOM th OK im good or- at Nu. 420 Mth street, between H tin EOE eT Sa ke street, 'etween head the "Nee hh HOUSE, containing & roums, titnated on 19h street. between Q ani ® In" orner of 20th and Q sts. ec 4-6t* FOR BENT. containing seven rooms, ‘nated on 18th etreet. between M and F sts: 0. Inquire om the premises. soa ttt ENT-I» Georgetown. a new BKICK HOUSE of four ri }» well ventilated, gas in enck ri ‘ard. Rent rate. jarket Space. sed st" ‘oom, water in fi Apply 173 Bridge street, on the premises, - He ‘E FOR BENT—Oontaiol: Ro, Eepyly os aha hs te Tend k ster? ** N° FoR BENt—« new three story Street near the new Bta‘e D: it 40 fq month. ly to .» HAMILTON, 627th street, Builder 62 | Depot Fo RENT-A STABLE on 12th strect, be- tween H street and New York avenues. jarze enough for three horses and carriage. Also. a large hay loft Inanire of L.H SOHNEIDEB, Hardware Store, 273 Pen Venue. 86 4-3t* er Sth and I streets west room and good cellar. ‘or a re of MBS. SAMUEL HOOVER, cor. 6th and P sts. north. se 4 3t* UXFUBNISHED BOOMS FOB RENT— im ber of Unfurnished ROOMS for rent, ina new honse and most desirable locality; couveuieut to Apply at 332 18th eet be the Departments tween Tani K. FoR, RENT—A BROOMS connecti: ni water, fur- nished or nnurnished. suitable for housekeering: No. 434 7th street, near Patent and Post Uffces. ee 4-3t* Fo. SALE- RARE CHANCE—GOOD wit, { FIXTURES, SHELVING id STOCK of a fine Family Grocery and Liquor Store, situated corner 2d street east ard C et orth. © H it the store or of Yor rey ulars tnqui LS. HOOVER, corner 6th and P ats. #i-3t" Fee RENT—A FARM containing “0 acres. ated about 3% miles from Center Market. provements consist of two frame dweiiiag hou barn, cornu house. meat house, &c. For further particulars inquire No. 14 2d street, a few deors from High. 643 B SALE—FOUR LOTS on sth street. Island, petweln D and RB. New 12, 13, 14 and 15, Square 411. twenty five feet front each, running back 96 feet to an alle; “ steam aT. COLDWELL & 00 , se 4 cost prner Penn's ay. und 11th Fors LE—ONE FARM ef 100 acres and one of 75 @ > bear the Baltimore and Ohio B+il road. a short distance from Washington. Terms od ite, ces J.T. COLDWELL & 60, fe 4 eost™ corner Penn. aveuue and {ith «t. Fok sare ‘A FARM of 300 acres, in O ge ceunty Va . near the Orange and ‘Ale a Reliroes. Will be suld very low if early ti is male. anaes J.T COLDWELL & CO. Be 4-c03t* corner Penn. avenue and Lit! UBNiISHED HOUSE, with 12 rooms, $120 per month,in alvance, No, 444 lith street, bet. Gand Met. Also P; rt of a House, and Booms for gentieman and wife, with Parlor. | se 3 3t* {OR BENT—A ®x ronm Furnished HJUSE on the corr of llth and O streets Rent a month. Apply to U. F E BICHABDSON. No. 473 L et , bet, 1th and 12th, se 3-30" Fo SALE CHEAP—At GEG. L. WILD & BRU.’8 Pianoforte Menufactory, No 497 llth street, near north side of i’a. did Mahogany Case PIPE O stops, suitable for a small church #e 3 e06t (OR SALE—Thi ‘OCK and GOOD WILL ofa Grocery, Provision and Liquor Store STORE and FIXTURES for reat. Kent $15 per mouth. Inquire on the premi: No. » @ street, opposite & O. Depot. Batisfactery reasons given for selling. Be 3.5t* / ERY DESIRABLE AND ELIGIOLY siTl- Ve i tED BUILDING LOTS SE PRI- VATE SALE ‘The subscriber wi'] sell at private yorable terms, Lota Nos. 24.25 and 27.in Square No. 231, fronting each M0 feeton lath street west, between south I} and O streets, by 1/0 fect 1 inch deep. to a SU foot al Lot No. 10, in Square No. 290 fronting 49 feet Sinches on lth street west between south B and © streets, by 159 feet 6 inch: deep. t foot ailey; and Lot No. 20, in subd visien of Square No 327, fronting 24 feet 8 inci ov Mery land avenue, between Lith and lth stree’ wert, by 89 feet deep, to an alley. These lots off: a desirable opportanity to per-on wishing to build or invest, anda wil: by bdivided to suit purcha- seers. OBA . WALLACE. Attorney, Office No. 42,8. W corner 6th street se 3-2w and Louisiana avenue. {OB SALE—27,000 FEET OF GROUND. on HOUSE Wilh ke eet and im; a _ . Will be seid cheap, Apply to ©. BAKER. Star Office. se llw FS RENT—Four Furnished or Unfurotshed ROOMS. (second story») at 467 13th stree Est. The location is the most oe = sel lw D HOUSES at enue, & splen- + with six > upon fa- eS small hor Inguire of STARK & € F°%. RENT—With or without furniture, that etetrable BRICK BESIDENOE. 151 Wash- 'D, gas street, Georgetown, with 12 rooms, water, fine side lot. remises after 4 iS se 1-st* FS. RENT— Apply_on the p BRIOK HOUSE, No. 505, 7th street east, Corner of South Caroll: only one sqnare south of Penn=ylvani ears. with 10 rooms, kitchen, stable, and Jar; Yard, with fine shrubbery and fruittrees. Bent v0 per month i Aiso, two other Brick Houseson Navy Yard, with 10 roome each, and several houses in other ate mec: — rms, &C. air “ vinawirj08. F. KELLEY, Real Estate Agent, se 1 8t* Office 363 Sth st. west, near north | st. Ty FUBNISHED BOOMS at a moderate rent. Inquire at No. 490 I street, between 7th and 8th north. an 31-4t* JOB RENT—A fine FRAME STABLE for six we fee tio te a at see rance »,bet. . Apply at 93 street, - 9thand 10th. my 16 Fo SALB—Seuth half of LOT 22, in ‘eee 205, om 14th street, one square north new State Department, between T and U streets, 83 by 138 feet. Inquire of JOHN WAGNEB, next door. Price $1,200, 80 8-colm* 46725 RENT—Two Furnished ROOMS, on first foor, or two rooms and Kitchen, at No, 467 13th street, between E and Fsts. au is-tr BENT—Two FUBNISHED ROOMS, ed andairy. Prices $10 apd @5. At ‘2st at my eas. jo 83 Pa. avenue. near 28-8 " '—The BTORE No. 321 D street, F peste It fronts immediately on Penns: a Een tere Te nLepet gud most conve- Ly ‘ashington . Apply to 0. B- BARBI at the Bar Othes, se FoRSIsHED BOOMS FOR RENT—From $10 to $15 per month . Boarding at @5 week. Also, s BTOBE FOR BENT® ‘at Nor sss oh street, between C and Louisi: jana ave. auli-im* T—The three story BRIOK DWELL- ES ety Gets te rt afta ire of cots, - mi of . H. & 0. H. MOBBISON, Booksellers: Noo 438 440 Penn’s svenu: au7-tf wit 446 Fean'a venue.” _ eat OR TWO VERY PLEASANT FUR- i ek a oni cent jon. 4 titre at 32% Wf street. au 3-tf AUCTION SALES. _- _ (Por other auction Bales sce fourth page.) THE GOOD WILL, sTOC! TUBES, t public auction, on the premises, on rt ber Sth. at 1z'oclock * STO. McGUIBE & 00. Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. SUTLEB SHOP AT CAMPBELL HOSPITAL, together with the adjoining Building. mear the street, et Public Auction. the 34 of September next, at 5 orclock p_m., we shall sell, on the premises, the Building. ‘orms au 29-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. a7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPON uodil WEDNES AY, the 6th instant, same hour and place. Ll GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON EAST CAPITOL BTREET, Betwees 13th and Udth streets East at Public Auctiot On TUESDAY. the 4th inst, at ‘clock p.m, We sball sell, on the premises, Lot No 34, in subdi vision of Bguare No. 1 0%. having 20 feet front by 136 feet 2 inches deep, to a fine alley Terme: Une balf cash; balance six months, for notes bearing interest, and secured bya deed ef trust on the premises,” All conveyancing and rev- enue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, $30 down when the reverts is knocked of. read GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TBUSTBE'S SALE OF 4 BUILDING LOT ON 19th STREET, BETWEEN L AND M 8TS. NORTH. aT PUBLIC AUCTION On MONDAY, the i7th instact, at 5 o’cleck p. m.,Trhall sell,on the premises, by virtae of « deed of trust to me. dated the Lith day ot Decem ber 1858 and duly recorded in the land records for Washington county, Distriet of Oolambia to Liber, M. H., No 13, fotic 34 and 3), the following described premises. to wit Lot in Gillet’s eub4ivision of lots 11 and 12. in Suuare No. 140 of the original plat of said city; aud also Lot Ne. 46 of said subdivision Terms Cash All conveyancing ant stamps at the cost of the atthe t fsale. inthe revenne urchaser $i ands of the five aftert the right te resell at the and cest of e de- faulting purchaser, Uy advertieing three times a the Evenin, tar. eg ete CHARLES JONES, Traster. GREEN « HOUSEBOLD FUBNITUBE ON I STREET NOBTH, BETW N STH AND 9TH STs. won HOUSE No. 4-0 AT PUBLIU AUC On FRIDAY, the 7th fost.,at 100'clock a. m., | we shall sell, at the residence of a gentleman de- lining housekeeping, viz: bot tete-a tete Sofas Siée Chairs and Rockers in haircloth Marble top Ventre Tables and fine Ornaments One set of fine French Lithographs ot spy Liad Beistead eater pieces ‘irs of Feather Excellent Blankets, Quilts, Comforts, &c Hand-ome Wine 8 and Plated Oastor Table Creckery . Cutlery, Glassware, &€ Bra-eele, Ingrain, an’! other Carpets A lot of Kitchen Kequisites, an many other ar- ticles which we deem unnecessary to enumerate. weld” GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTER’S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN THE SIXTH WARD By virtue of a deed of trust to the subseriber,da- ted December 23. 1865, and recorded in Liber BR. M. Tl , No.5. folios 26. &c.. one of the laud records, &c..1 shall offer for sale, at public auction, on SATURDAY, the Ist day ‘of September. 1866. at 6 o'clock p. m..in frout ef the premises, Los ene (1) end three (3) in Square numbered ten bun. dred ané twenty-three, (1 023 ) an s numbered eleven (1))ana twelve (12,) in Sq numbered | nine hundred and ninety-six, (996,) of the plan of the city of Washington. ‘Terms: One third cash; the residwe in 6 and 12 mouths, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed, and ing interest trom day ofsale. A deod given d a deed of trust taken. to secure the deferred payments. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of ssle are not complied with with in five days from the day of sale. the trustee reserve the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on giving three days notice in the Eve ning Star. ASBUBY LLOYD. Trustee. ay Z-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. S7-THE SALE OF LOTS 11 AND 12. IN Square Ne. 99, is postponed until THURSDAY, the 6th ey oem lock p.m.,on the premises. der u rostes. eee ee TSR EN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, GLE & OO., Auctioneers. alo resee Win UES Poneenivesia oven, Nagle & Oo. will give their personal attention to the ‘tale of Beal B- tate and Household Furnitureat the residence of mmilies decliniug Also, te the se‘es of stocks of chandise of @ Harness. &c description, i Carriages ver lon, Orses, o cd z __ deol. iv <TAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS FOR NEW ST . YORK. (OUTSIDE.) LEAVING GRORGETOWN AND ALEXAN- DRIA WEEKLY. The Steamship THAMES, Capt. BR. FE. Swift, will leave her wharf, Ne 41 Wat Georgetown.on WEDN Sth, at 8a. For freight or pessage, having first class ac- commodations, apply to JOHN F. ANDREWS. No. 41 Water street, Georgetown. N. B.—Shippers may confidently rely upon this line running regularly, as advertised, te accom- plish which one or more first class steamers will b put on with the Thames, an 27-lw* ——— HOSPITAL FOR WOME: Cass 08! rae OMEN os ~ ircie,) corne: os ‘ourteen' ote ee oe ro! ‘eet, This Institution bas been established for the re- ception of patients who may be suffering from dis- eases iar to their sex. and for the admission —— —— = may require the comferts of the ‘yin, bn cham! . building is sitaated in the most health: . tion “of the "Disclen, suneuntea br ita Own e Cars unds, loor every five ‘ tite a a po Eo Ca in accordance w: Teom \° in advance. This includes Board, Medi }, Med- ical and Surgical attendance, MEDICAL STAFF. SUBGEON IN CHIEF. J.H THOMPS8ON,M D., 184 I street. between 20th and 2ist streets. CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SUBGEONS. . BABNES, M. D., surgeon val, Staten Army, ILEY.M D., " LER i DoF street, Wasbington, Ga T.M D.. New York avenue. ashington. 9 'getown. Orders for admission to the cree beds in this hes- Bits (ot which there are 9),) can be obtained of Hail, Gurie; *Bilcte, and Coombs. Wives widows ef soldiers desiring admission Vill apply to the Surgeon General, United Btates | "Patients living At a distance whe desire to come to this institution treatment can secure private rooms by applying by letter Ss fe. matron of the hospital. ‘A: D, GILLETTE. DD. a 33 soly.r President. K WELL & HEN ERO would respectfal. ae their friends and the public that they have removed to No. 506 9th street, near D, Sea- ton Ball Building, where they are prepared to offer to their friends and the public # choice as- sortment of WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES pes atest styles. 180 op hand, a fine sssortment of Rustic Blinds, Oilcloth Table Covers, Picture Cord and Tassels, feos be of which they are prepared to sell at the lowest cash eB. All work 1B thetr line executed in the city or country by experi workmen, at shert noti: and on moderate terms. — au aw GBs BaG@s! GRAIN BAGS!! Prices for quantities guarantied to be the {LOWEST FACTORY WHOLESALE BATES. ‘We are the agents of one of the LABGEST BAG FACTORIES IN THE UNITED STATES, and are prepared to quote prices as l>w an 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. PAULING SAIL8, WAGON COVERS, &c., at loweet market rates, J. P. BARTHOLOW & 0O., 26 King street, Alexandria, Va. ou °9-eotw 5a 7th st., Washington, D, 0, P®EPARE Fou WINTER, 4 Opi at ~: BOYD’ STOVE Fa ” homens SauAtHe. snl TRE to fit all kings Stoves F°. RENT—6 BOOM: suitable for some light mechanical Work. 1900 Fe SCHNEIDER au 8 eolm* Penn’a aven Fo, BENT—To families without children, sev- eral very desirable APARTMENTS, adjoin- ing each other, and suitable for housekeeping, partly furnished if desired Apply at c: . corner © and North Capitol streets, above depot. au 17-FaTubt* ros BENT—A three story pion HOUSB with 10 rooms and al] modern its. situa- ted Ith street, . between Band C. For fu rticulare inquire of T. M. HABVBY, 251 C Between lotn end lien. vidoe ee a on 1 between } RBENT—In the STAR OFFICE B G8. corner of avenue ee see deat sshington, Apriy ts0. 5. pAKEE, ee ee Ps pilig hele ome ‘erms low. OR BENT—That Office. T= WESTEEN noc TELEGRAPH OOM- Pany. A 1356, ORK, a. = the ns, baving secu! tent ‘of its ines, feels offering to the public, well matu: the bene- ae pymands daring the month of $500 and less ‘on Furing the month of 81,000 and lees On peymeiite Bering the month of $1,500 and lees | eae month of $2,000 and up- B fons for rebates will be fur- nites 7 Oke onaters, go voce eeen br the Btdoager Be forwarded to i ay whe. will outborias payment Bwan the amount found to be duein Seroqetng echotuley | koown as Nw a | atthe cost of the purchaser, | five AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BBX GREEN @ WILLiams, Auctioncers. THERE NEW TWO STOR ‘ aR CT them rtabie residences for ily. One of them has been Btted for aan Also. four Frame Botidiags pore! 5 ‘bh of, “toned? “GpmEn & WILLIAMS, ances. BBY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers be at | vapzesss SUILDIBO LOTs. re" reete orth, Deleware areaue sod Secoud streets Bast.at Public Awc- th On WEDNESDAY, the stn of September re ati eelloe the prem- ince, thirty one veiueils betiette Hie bor en. y one valu: ir . being eub- division of square No Tie, beving ‘Wand 21 fort 6 inches front, by 80 feet deep, rane! be aking them profitable iding ‘ash; balance fn «ix, twelve, for notes learing interest. tees the subdivision can be seen et Greea jams’s Auction Rooms 4 GRE) HANDSOME BUILDING LOT © NEsER THE NEW STATE D AND FOUR FRA TENEME! LOB'S ALLEY, A OTION. On WEDNEsbay TEBNOON, September Sth, at $0 clock . on the premises Il sell part of Lot 22, square 208, fronting CS inohes on weet side of Mtu etreet west. between T U ote north, running back 138 fect § inches This lot beige only one sguare north of the new Stote Department office, oters an excellent oppor tunity te get ding lot im that vicinity, as houses must pe 1m great 4 there On THURSDAY AFTARNOON, same | shall sell four small Frame ements, in te Alley, between ¢th end Sth ste. west. and K and L -treets north. Sale positive, owner wishing to make other investments e half cash. restiue in (and 12 months, st. secored upon the property sold. A payment of $80 required on lot, end $25 Conveysnciag each house the afteraoon of at_purcharer's cost ‘Title perfect JAS ©. McGUIRE 4 00. Lie __{Tnterp _ Avctionsers. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioucers. AUCTION SALE OF 848H, POORS, RLINDS, FRAMES MANTELS. BRACKETS, NEWELS. gate STEKs, & e c.. &c the warebouse of H.W lMamil- the canal. pear 7th street bridge, MORNING. September 6th, com ock a. m..6 large lot of surplus above mentioned. tow, &c on tH et Oarpente Builders would do well to take notice of 1 le, it being an opportunity but seliom preset au 3) -5t GREEN & WILLIAMS. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, auctioneers. VaLUABLE HOUSE AND LOT. No, 188 9rg cTBKEET WEST. BETWEE P AND g STREE?S NoKTH, AT PUB On THURSDAY nex A.D. 1866, at 6 0 cle % feet ¢ inches to an alle); improved by « frame dwelling with four rooms. Terms: One-balf cash; balance in six and twelve Months, for notes bearing tuterest, and secured by adeed of trust op the premises. All convey ancing ané revenue stamps at the cost of the pur- Gee: $50 down when the property is knocked © sc%@ _sGREEN & WILLIAMS. Avcts. ¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on sey H STKEET EAST, NEAR PENNA AY UE. Un TUESDAY, Aucust 28th. at 6 o'clock p.m. Teball sell, on the premises, by virtue trust from Georxe W Hab bard, his wite. to me, beart 1563, and duly recorded in liber N. 0. folios 5, 9.10. 11 and 12, one of the land recorés Wa-hiveton county, D. C., Lot No. 6.in Square . fronting on 10th street eat. near Peua’a ave., ~ a by ® two-story Frame House, with ack ng. Terms of sale One half cash; balance in six and twelve months, the purchaser to five notes bear- i interest from day ofsale. A of trust taken. All conv perty ie knocked off, Mand if the terme of sale are not complied with in ves the yin and cost of the defaulting purchaser, bat earn wos, Ler ad Le some paper published ia m city. — WM H. BARBOUR. Trastes. su-eokds GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. S7 THE ABOVE SaLE IS POSTPONED ti! THURSDAY, the 6th di = nada z. faa of September next, By ; ang et Of OREEN & WILLIAM BB* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acetioncers. NEW TWO-STORY FRAME BOUS “ADJOINING LOC, Frosting sn Petmeer ane, between, 4th and Sth streets west, at Pablic Auctie MONDAY. the 10th instant, at_8% o'clock p. wn nenmel enh ce ae premises, Lot ‘Noose Pe subdivision of Square No. o~ our Frame Bouse, containing seven good rooms. eo. . All conveyancing and revenne stamps at ‘the cost of the purchase é the ‘ Sus a GREEN & WILLIAMS ducts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. MEN’ OCTET SSE Se APURLE aa Wasi AsGTO a) 4 Prue co! MIBstOm named property. Nv the United States, viz : Lots numbered 16, 17, 18, 20, and Zi, in Square No. 2 Baaare No red 13, i . $35. Lots numbered 12, 13. and 14, in Square No. 1.119, Lot num 8a) 1182 This square bes recently ween subdivided and laid out in lets, and will be sold in lote, accordii tothat survey. which will be shown ow fe day of siyiere, en opnortumity will be omerege re, 5 we aia otiesis oecormmees,t eo vs Une-Afth of the parchess money to be paid when ‘Should the pe renaset' fall to comply, the hen and there te : rty will tu 2 BD torbe next highest bidder. esti eta If the wh. terms ar * not com) thirty days from the day of sale. the ( reserves the ri to 1 ihe Counnissioner of Public Botta: mn ti su 2s-c08ds, GBEEN & WILLIA Ly FouRTE srk 3 AT PUBLIO A 1 T PY a x ot ber ot Sane ye yh sar aal Sater at, ines. by virtue of a deed of trust to me subscriber, dated the 2th day of + 16, and duly recorded in the Land Ws ipeton , District of Columbia, .o. aivs . With the im- according to the 6, 12, and 18 LF by