Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1866, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Biesst3G THE Beira oF St. ALoysive.— Juvecrcving Ceremony —Yesterday afternoon the interest\Bg ceremonial of biessinz the four bells consted by Messrs. Prevost, Harvey and Say- age, aud the children of St. Aloysius Sabbath S<hool, for the tower of the Uhurch, took place in the presence of an immense number of per- sons. The bells, fourim number, which were made for the donors by Joshua Register, of Baliimore, weighed respectively 3,600, isu, |.2), and 500 poands, and were placed ona platform just north of the Church, on which was also the chair for tae Bishop, over which was & cauopy, and seats for the clergy and in- vied guests. Each of the bells was decked ¥ flowers. ‘The procession was formed at about 2 o'clock near Gonzaga College; Mr. T.H Parsons, chief marsbal, with Messrs. A.C. Shaw and James Keleber &s assistant marshals, and Messrs. H. G. Thyson, J.C. Lay, and Thomas Thyson as an About 3 o’elock it moved off in the fol- lowing order:— Marine Band, led by Professor seala, the B. F. Wiget Literary Society, num- bering about 40 young men, who had with them a fine flag, under the marshalship of Mr. M. t. Aloysius’ Sunday School, T. U. rintendent, and C.F. Eckloff and van, marshals, with about (0) girls and boys in line, with four fine silk ban rers; Immacalate Conception School, W. L. Newton, saperintendent, 200 scholars, mar. shalled by the teachers, with a handsome blue silk banner; orphan boys of St. Joseph's Asy- numbering about 40, and the orphan girls - Vincent's Asyinm, about 50 in: number, under the charge of Mrs. Brienand Miss Wil- snd marshalled by Mr. R. Lederidge of St. Vincent's. A delegation of St ick's Sanday School, St. Peter's Sunda School, Cxpitol Hill, with over 300 scholar marsbailed by Mr. V. E. King, saperintenden and & the teachers, at the head of the line. bear- “a fine banner with the representation of the “ys of St. Peter. St. Matthew's Suaday School. marshalled by Mr. Harvey, superine endent, scholars, banner with painting of ding a child Dominic’s Sunday . marshalled by . Petty, superinten- i Messrs. Crowley, Shanahan, Daw- 4 Mahony, with about 250 scholars: the 2th U.S. infantry: st evolent Society, numbering about d by Mr. A. Miller; St. Aloysius’ Socie- bn Kaiser, marshal, over 100 in line. ban- th & representation of the Virgin Mary tSt Aloysius: Young Catholics’ Friend ety; Spanier’s Band: Catholic Friend So- { Georgetown, beaded by the President, Ir J. M. Stake, and marshalied by Mr. J.C. Carbery, fine banner at the head of the line, win line: Catholic Total Abstinence Society, | shout 10 im line, headed with a fine fiag | marshalled by Messrs. P. Maher, J. W. | | | < rT. and E. Mix: Sedality of the Immaca- fate Conception, bambermg about 125, mar- balled by Mr. Stewart. The Holy Trinity | Sunday School came from Georgetown in the } cars, under the charge of the pastor and the r ip of Mr. John Mankins, tothe num- bout 400, and with several banners in | + joimed the procession atthe depot hoot of St. Mary’s German Catholic Church, Sth street, marched directly to the | ¥ « where the ceremonies took place. slong Ninth street, Pennsylvania, Indiana and New Jersey avenues | istreet, the church was reached. Saortly fter 4 o'clock, the Naat with a numoer | e clergy, having strived from Baltimore | ecial train, witnessed the passage of the sion at the depot. On arriving at the burch it was with great difficulty, on account the crowd, that they marched into the en- losure Shortly after the arrival of the procession | clergy emerged from the church. escorting ' archbishop to bis place, chanting psalms by the way, first im the line being 2 acolytes, bearing torches, censers, &c.: next the scholas. +25 from Loyola, Baltimore, 10 trom George- town, and six from Gonzaga, and the clergy, tae following:—Revy. B. A. Ma. g Georgetown College; Key. John Ear- jy. of Loyola College Baltimore: Rey. W. F. Clarke, of the same: Rev. E. H. Welch. of Bos- ton College: Rey. Father Tehan, of Loyola College, Baltimore: Rev. Dr. McUloy. of St . Baltimore; Kev. A. Charlier, of Trin- ¥, Georgetown; Rev. A.C. Johnson, of the <arne. Kev. James Wood, Rey. Fathers Guida, | Prendegast. Kelly, and Cleary, of George. wa College: Kev. J. A. Walter, of St. Pat- k's: Revs. J. A. Bokel and B. V. Carey, of Dominic's; Rev. M. Alig, of St. Mary vs. Daniel Lynch and J.B. Emig. of Gor College; Rev. Edward MeNerhany, ; of Loyota, and Key. F. Crateri, S.J. ot | Own, &s attendants to the archbishop, Aloysius Roceofort as master of cer- Rev. B. F. Wiget, as pricr of the nd Gonzaga College, personally su- nding the entire arrargements hese being seated en the stand, on which tieed also Mayor Wallach, W. W. Uor- Judze Purcell, and other prominent izen nd the maker of the bells, the cere monies were at Once commenced, the Arch- bishop and his attendants reciting se psalms. after which the salt and the w: be used in the ceremonial were blessed, th subsequently being placed in the water, after which the bells were washed, (the Archbishop commencing, using @ sponge for the purpose.) | and were dried with a towel. Psalms 145 to | (50 were recited during this time, and then the | sign of the Cross was made on each bell. The | ssim was chanted by the attendants while the Archbishop made with holy oil seven signs of the Cross on the outside of each beli, snd with Chrism four signs of the Cross onthe insiae of each, with each sign saying, “() Lord, | Jet this bell be sanctified and consecrated in the name of tne Father, and of the Son, and of | the Holy Ghost, in honor of St. Aloysius. } Peace be to them.” After a censer was placed beneath each bell. the Archbishop offered : prayer, after which @ portion of the lt c ter of Lake was read by the deacons, conclu- ding the ceremony. The Archbishop addressed the audience broefy, remarking that the immense audience proved that the Catholic faith was not extinct. | They bad annointed the bells with oil, signi- | fying consecration. “ We recite the psalms of David and beautifal prayers, in which we beg of Almighty God (thatat the sound of these belis the hearts of the people weuld be in- clined to come to hear the word of God—to come to the temple of God—and that thas the b ts of God's people would be moved to sen- tment: of piety. e give different names to the bells with @ view to carrying out that prin- ciple. Forexample, the first one is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the second one to the Immaculate Mary, the third to St. Aloy- ius, and the fourth to the Holy Angels. When you hear these bells ring you must imagine bat it ur blessed Lord, His. Holy Moth: ‘Os, or the angels hovering ar jlus toprayer. We should lis! o the voice of these bells with sentiments of hand piety.and thus Almighty God will ow on us many blessings even through -bese material emblems and implements of our worship. And now I willclose the whole cer- «mony by imparting to you the solemn episco- pal benediction, and immediately after the sol- +mn episcopal benediction these bells will be rung in a chime.” |. M. Simms and Iady stood sponsors for the | bell presented by Mr. Prevost, Mr. Harvey for | the bell be had donated, Mr. Savage and his csughter Ada for his bell, and six little girls | Gressed in white, wearing wreaths and veils, for the bell presented by the school. The tower is not quite reeay for the Tecep- | tion of the bells, but itis expected that they | will be in place in less than a month, as also a | Hue clock, made by Brother Welch, of Fred- «rick, which will strike the hours, balves and qnarters. Lieut. Eekloff and a detail of a dozen pelice- men were on the ground to keep erder. ] echetenicnepoon— ss RECOVERY OF STOLEN Diamonps.—Yester- gay, Detectives Ciarvoe and McDevitt, with Detective George H Houck, of Baltimore, re- covered a cluster scarf pin, containing seven- teen diamonds, and a valuable center stone, xsiued at $300, which had been stolen from Mrs. McDonald, near Govanstown, Md., about a week ago. The Iedy, soon as she missed it, gave information to ctive Houck, who arrested & Regronamed John Browa. It was | discovered in Baltimore that Brown came to Wasbington on pretence of obtaining bounty due him; bence the suspicion that the pin was concealed in Washington. Detective Houck at once communicated with Detectives Cisrvoe and McDevitt, und came vo this city. With their aid be very soon ascertained that Brown bad sold the pin to Mr. M. Hoffa. a weller, for $35 in mouey and a watch. Mr. Hofts very readily gave 7 the jewel to the Detectives, and Detective Houck returned to Baltimore with it by the evening train. The «wel is highly prized by the owner asa gitt trom her late husband. —————— Wasting Potomac WatTer.—The enforce. ment of the regulations for the use of the Poto- ioac water is @ part the daty of the police, and eb a few citizens may consider the law ssive, the non-enforcemeat was a cause ereat complaint with the mass of our resi. Als some months ago. The officers have not Sight of the water regulations, although me time past there were but few cases of ‘elation. On Saturday. Wm. Lewis, colored, “= arrested by officer Cramp, of the First Ward, for wasting Potomac water, and was a before Justice Morsell, who fined him Prasextation To Dr. HoaRNRR —The sur Frove and assistant sur, os on duty in the °Mceof the Freedmen’s Bureau, have pre- vs © to Dr. ©. W. Horner, on the occasion of te ‘ment from the position of Ohuef Medi- 1 OMicer of the Bureau, a complete set of gare “tinsiruments, as a testimonial of re- | the bi ABB Bal.—Victory for the Washi — A mateb game of base ball of prone sececoe - terest in the fact that the respective cinbs Of Washinton and Baltimore, each holding the championship of their several cities, was aia) at the Madison ave: terminus of the ity Passenger Railway, the well known base ball grounds there located. ‘The contest Was between the Pastimes of this city, and the Nationaisf of Washington, and was itnessed by @ great number of te in| manly spot, rom NATIONAL. ©. RB] PASTIME. ° R. 2 Popplein, c M tchell,2d penny hoard f Sayers, 34 b. Matinkrodt, Lewis, s. Brown, Studlry, Lf. Randai!, r. | Reomanenet laneovnmae 27 a a7 3 Out in foul balls—National 6, Pastime 8. Fl. catches—National ¢, Pastime 5. Out on bases. National 11, Pastime 12. Umpire—Mr. Harry Saunders, of the Gotham Club, New York.— Baltimcre American, to-day. <3 ages Tue Presipent’s RETURN.—A meeting of the membersof the Naiional Democratic As- sociation was held on Saturday evening, at German Hall, for the purpose of taking meas- ures to give the President a suitable reception. A commurication was received from Mr. C. B. Baker, secretary to the joint committee of the Councils on the subject, inviting the mem- bers to unite with the municipal authorities In receiving the President, and the invitation was accepted. Also, a similar commaunica- | tion from Mr. Owen Thorn, secretary of the Young Men’s National UnionCiub. On mo- tion of Mr. Moses, a committee was appointed to co-operate with the municipal authorities and other organized bodies in making the nec- essary arrangements as follows: Judge CO. Ma- son, (President:) Messrs. S. P. Moses, T. A. Tolson. Hon. T. B. Florence, John Thomas and J. W. Mead a= East WASHINGTON SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. The Quarterly meeting of the East Washing- ton Sunday School Union was held yesterday in the Methodist Church, 4th street east, at which were present between 600 and 700 chil- dren, repfesenting the following schools :— Waugh Chapel. Methodist; Capito! Hill Pre: terisn: East Washington, Methodist Epis pal; Second Baptist: Navy Yard Meth Protestant Rev. Mr. Merrick, of the Waugh Chapel School, presided. and addresses were made by General S. L. Brown. of the Q. M.D., and Rey. Dr. DeHaas, of the Metropolitan Church. The quarterly report shows all the schools in a prosperous condition. The sing- ing by the schools, under the lead of Mr. Ba- ker, was very fine. te THE Game Laws —Amateur sportsmen who go mto the county with dog and gun to shoot birds, will do well to inform themselves as to is now im season according to law. Though there are many sportsmen in the marshes daily, they are careful to select legal marks. Burt some are ignorant of the law, and lay themselves liable to thi penalty. Thomas | King, colored, was arrested under the law in the county, by officer Moran, last Saturday, and was made to pay $1 and costs. o——— BILt Posttn —Kier Braxton, colored, a bill poster. was arrested by officer Rossiter, of the First Ward, for posting bills contrary to the provisions of the city ordinanee, and was taken | before Justice Bates, who fined him 5. CITY ITEMS. Jewetny and Silver ted Ware Spoons, Forks, Gobletts, Cups, Salts, received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 455 Pennsylvania avenue, near dig st. 6 + a - Ministers, and Professors think cf 'bem.—+I recommend their use to public speakers.”— Rev. EH. Chapin. “1 have never changed my mind respecting «Brown's Bronchial Troches” from the first, excepting to think better of tha: which I began thinking ‘e . Henry Ward Beecher. “Great g boarseness.’—Rer. Daniel he Troches are a staff of Iife to me.”"—Prof. Edward North, President of Hamilton Colles: nton, N. Y. “A simple and elegant combination for Coug! Dr. G. F. Bigelow, Boston. Waar Doct Wise, New York a Corns, Bunions. Bad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., succes=fully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn. av.. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from Sa m.te5p.m.andéto S P m. No charge for consultation. >—_—— BooTSs AND SHOES, with improved shanks, are comfortable, durable, and snug fitting. Orders promptly attended to by John Strott, basement National Hotel, Washington. D. 0. work warranted. Orders respectfully so- ated. a ees PENNIES can be bad in auy quantities at the Star office counter _— SSS DIED BRANNAN. On the 9th, Mrs. MARY BRAN NAN. daughter of Dennis Herlehvy, in the 3ist year of her age The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 6th street. between K and L, Island, at 3.30 p m',on ‘Tnesday. * SR BY GOODs8. CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST, at LANSBUBGH & BRO.’S, 375 AND 515 SEVENTH STREET. We have just received— 10 cases best CALIOOES, at 13 and % cents, 5 case tifal DELAINES which we shall sell at 0 cepts. S cases and bales of Bleached and Brown COT- TONS. These Goods were bought at the manufactu- rer’s, and we shall offer them at retail at what we paid for them by the case. 180 pieces new and beautiful FALL DRESS GoOODs, all ef which have been bought at auction 90 pieces Plain. Figured, Colored and Black AL PACAS, at 8 great sacrifice. : SILKS, SILKS, Black and Colored, from §1.10 up. 20 bales White and Colored FLANNGLS, of every grade. Our LINEN DEPARTMENT is now complete, and we offer— Splendid 54 Brown LINEN TABLE CLOTH at 75 cents. Large FRINGED TOWELS. at 25 cents, LINEN DIAPERS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, and all other Linen Housefurnishing Goods, 180 pieces IRISH LINEN. from fine to superfine, 10-4 heavy Bleached LINEN SHEETING, §1.35, 800 pairs 10-4,11 4and 124 BLANKETS, 1 case fine Colered CAMBRICS. at 15 ceats. 1000 BALMOBKAL SKIBTS, very cho SHAWLS, SHAWLS, IN GBEAT VABIETY, We have positively the largest, cheap: best selected stock of DBY GoODs in the city, and we invite the attention of the public. as we will not be undersold. All Goods guaranteed as represented. LANSBURG & BBO., 375 and 515 Seventh street. Cc COAL": Coal Lyken’s Valiey RED ASH, $9 Shamoke. “ED ASH, $9 ba Rest quality WBITE ASH, $3 75 40 Ibs. tothe ton. Delivered in artof the city. Orders left with Hall & No. 40 Market Space, bet 7th Sth ats; will be promptly attended to. Office — 7th st south, between EanJl F streets, "oO per cent. saved by baying your WOOD at ee Tth st. vet math Taland. <@HOOL BOOKS. THE PLACE TO BOY THEM. At BALLANTYNE'S, 498 SEVENTH STAEET, NEAR B. A full Stock, at the lowest prices se l-tw SoPERiog OABIN Br FURS ITUBE. ‘The Subscriber is yy to inform his numerous friends avd customers that bis stock of i ees FuBNITURE and Ocmplete, emb: Bg every «fi the finest PAR TE dow to the re AMERIGAN SPORTSMAN, one vol- Taatenate Makemen. Pi rac reatie on | og, Toeushts on Huat- 4 Re < @; London. Gus a 7 iss eecerases fF « Hayhew ai Y Ly e¢ited by Frank Forrester Craven's Young rts a1; London. ‘e3 ee FEANCK TAXKLOB. aw aed oe ED- AtNo ast fret class snIET a skeet a Wikon’s machine. ust be 1 brosd sas SF REY atic ANTED—A grod honest white GIRL about WwW Wor is py i Bouse - Inquire et corner 13th and crests Ee. BGINFER WANTED .— Wanted, a competent 4 een teas torap A siwall Sesticuary Bngioe, te! 6: Bstant em a BOS: HAVENNER 317 Oatiear ns eee A YOUNG, RESPECTABLE GEEMAN GIBL 86 & ny ap a Tt ee ab ae a £1 A respe tab . Uall at t between Tith aed 12th tt ae NTED—4& GIBL (German preferred) to wash and iron and teas pera! housework in the German Club Boom. Apply 322 Penna avenue. #0 10-3t* ANTED- Tobu:, joderate price four ir plow. and ar OxeN, for lube r Apply. by in Hcating’ the price of the s that are to be offered, to Mr. H, MARKIL, Box 395, New Yorkcity. se i0 it A YO @ MARRIED COUrLE DESIRE A BOME in Wa-hington, ina Obristian private amily, or where tuere x: @ few boarcers. Rx: Jent referemes farvish d Adress immediatly Lex,'' Bex 471, City Post 0 tice. 1t* A RFSPECTABLE GiBL WISHES 4 S1‘Ua- TIN as Cook or Cam! aid. or to assist fice, WANTED—To wit room: begin fy ofee” © + between 8th ani 13th west,eo’d Street porth. Rent must not onth. Address W. S Star WASTED-To SELL. or tal an old estab! ved Ci Grecery, Market. & ; bost*tand in thycity. Agency f.r Obio Westera Butter, Apply stthis office. en St WASTED TO PURCHASE —A small improved FARM near the city, or a small HOUSE with large | tef ground in town. Call at or addres: by letter, stating Jocation. terms aud character of Improvements, 406 F strect north. se 7-6t* urcha-e fur cash,one or two ce BBICB HOUSES, in central location. Anyone h-ving such for sale at a fair price can ad. — F ETOHISON, No, 12 Market Space, A WISHES "TO OBTAIN yat> family, or where they SINGLE LADY BOAKD in @ pr nave afew boarders. Terms moeerate. The best of reference given. Address W. BH. R.. Star office se 7-3t" ANTED—Any Pi having @ furnished HOUSE to rent north of Pe venue, who desive a res; and ANTED—ERICKLAYERS to wo Government Apply to Mr. FOOS at Ford's Theatre. on lth street, near F. Pay Seventy- eight dollars per month and oue ration per day. . H. TOMPKINS, 4 Brevet Brigadier General and eT lw (Quartermaster. . QTONE CUTTERS AND STONE MASONS \ WANTED—Ten or twelve good Stonecutters snd Stone Masons can obtain immadi ate ment. at €4.50 perday. by applying at the new stone church now being built on High street, near the canal, Georgetown, Be 6 Bt WASTED IMMEPIATELY-Six first - lass BRICKLAYERS. Apply to WISE & CaL- LAHAN, or Smithsonian lnstitution se 5 eo3t* WASTED_To rent, by October Ist,a HOUSE, with from éight to tem rooms. by s perma- nent tenaBt. Location desired between 9th and 15th west, and Pa avenue and L street north Apply or address H W, HAMILTON, 562 7th sireet Builder’s Dep-t 80 4-tf JANTED— By a respectable young girl. SIT- UATION todo chamberwork and plai we ing. Address a note to J. H , Star office, ANTED—An UNFURNISHE axmall family, eligibly situated. with mod- ern improvements Possession destred by the Ist ef October. Address Post Office Box 485. se3 7t* V 7 ANTED—An oxperioneed WOMAN to take charce of children. Good references re- avired. Apply at 361 H street, two doors from Mth. au 3b tf W ANTED_by @ respectable woman a SITU A- 4 TION as first class Cook ina Eoeraing House - surant, Address Box No 10 Star Office. auls V j ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies ang Gents’ Clothing, er any articles of valne, at B. FULTON & 00.'S, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th street. three doors north of Penna avenue. N. B, 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks, for sale cheap. dy 21 e02m* W 4XTEP —SKUOND HAND FURNITU Alse ORS, CARP! BEDS, DING and HOUSEF UBNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street, feat between G and H. east aide. for the employ- ses HOUSE, for { OF CHINA wy “4 AND 1 EAS | JAPAN. UNSURPASSED FOR STRENGTH. FLAVOR AND CHEAPNESS, Ar tHe Corner oF 14TH ann F Streets, (under Ebbitt House.) 7 This Establishment has given e<pecial care to its selection of PUBE TEAS, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Large consumers will effect agreat raving, qual- ity considered, by giving these TEAS a trial. auld dw N. W. BURCHELL. GE415 Bags! GRAIN BAGS!! Prices for quantities guarantied to be the SLOWEST FACTORY WHOLESALE BATES. We are the agents of one of the LABGEST BAG FACTORIES IN TIE UNITED STATES, and are prepared to quote-prices as low as the lowest \uotations of New York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore. All kinds of Bags furnished promptly, in any quantities. Merchants, Millers, Farmers, and others are requested to call and examine sumples. PAULINB. SAILS, WAGON COVERS, &c., at lowest market rates, J. P. BABTHOLOW & CO., 26 King street, Alexandria, Va. Bu 19-eolw 557th st., Washington, D. C. T° CONTBACTOBS,. Office of Assistant Commissary of Subsietence, Fort McHenry, Md ,Beot 4, 1566, Sealed Proposals will be received at ‘this o for spe ing the cree at Fort MoHen.y, Md., Pind cg BEEF for six months frem the lst ctober, 1865. The Beef to be ef good and marketable quality, in equal proportions of fore and hind quarters’ (necks, shanks and bidney ‘ow to be excluded.) to be delivered in such atities and at ch times—not exceeding three times a week—as the Astistant Commissary ef Bubsistence may desig- m The necks of the cattle slanghterea to be deliv- ered under this contract shall be cut off at the fourth vertebral joint. and the breast trimmed down. Thesbanks of fore quarters shall be cat off from three to four inches ab ve the knee joint, ice and of hi irters from six to eight inches abo the gambrel or hock joint. aaa arte The pro endorsed ** Proposals for supply- ing Fri a ent to this office on or be- fore 12 m of the 2t! nt. Eack proposal to be accompanied by an approved guarantee that the mre wropesing will enter into bonds to perform e contrac T ve understened ri or all bids nct to the ¢ United States. E A BANCRv: _se 7-te24 Brevet Capt U.8.A., A.C. P BEPARE FOR WINTER. Call at “ BOYD'S STOVE FacTORY » 479 9th street. and have your PARLOR, BEATE NACKS, BTUVES. dee Pitue largest esd beat tassrtment of COOKING and BEATING STOVES In the city’ \.GEATES, BRICK, end PLATES fo ft all kinds 28 sizes 0 ‘Old Stoves taken in exchange for new, N. B.—Sealer of Weights Poona typ sullim* 479 9th street, between D and E. {ALL AND WINTEB CLOTHING, ys’ YOUTHS’ SCHOO BOYS! AND AD DHESS SUITee SUPPLIES ight to reject any We invite the attention of purchasers to large 51 of HEAVY CLUTHING tor the ep. preaching searon. embracing all the best and most pub qualities at t west prices Dopey ® Clothing ara Fine Dress Shirts @ order. ame WALL, STEPHENS & 00.. Pennsylvania avenue. between oth and 10th stresis. W HPAEAMEEL, stun Ribas ne )K8—Braithwalthors Retr in a Lis tor mo our Years in the Badal: on ; tical BM " ty tiie Te Gig FOR SALE AND RENT OR RENT TORE under Metro he Qa Pr. —-+ pay by i = Sted * baa No 494 4h ead th otreete oe 10-3" Ko BALE-1be STOCK, GOOu ns wae Ee Of © Grocers ~~ riching localit terms, &c . carver ot Balfnnd W otecens ninlecd Ub KENT—New HOUSE room go °c yard. Bent Adal §3 Loui quireat BUSH t seen 9th and 100) Mier dd ROOMS TO suitable for housekeeping two eq) the streetcars Cali between the hour. a2 o'clock | 9tb street and Boundary, third house from the corner, je 10-3t* | | NFURNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT— / ber of UNFUBNISHED BOU MS for + en ter, and in one calition i at 4v8C Capitol str For, RENT-On with bareme side of Pennayiv: streets; Biro. two o 234 Penneyl & place of residence. T a4 Inguire of B.H STINEMETZ, 234 Penusy! evenue. bet 12th and s3th ote Be li EXZESSYE SALE OF BUILDING Lore oN LIBERAL TERM. ND LONG CREDIT, SIX EUNDBED BUILDING Lots, We will offer until farther notice, at private sale, UpeOR the most liberal terme and long credit, the mo-t desirable lot of property ever offered in this Cid itunted in some seventy dierent symares throwghout the city Parties wishing to secare ‘st opportunity e@ building lot will find this the ed. Catalogues of the square, rum ever off r of hence ae ‘ seme of feet, price, and terms, te e a ir ofhoe ad or ON CLAGETT & SWRENY Auctioneers and Real Estate Agen #0 10 dim No. 4 Market Space, J, OR SALE OR REN T_8TOREand FIXTORES 4901) et, between let and 24 bem a od ay RENT—Two Unfarnished BOOMS on tee tfoor Kent $12 jonth in advance. Ino. quire 312 Massachuseit: avenne, between Iitb aud 16th atre KN ISHt D KOOMS FOR RENT—A num- ber ot Unfurnished ROOMS for rertin a new ‘and mont desirable locality, Inquire at 352 tree, between lard K. se5 20" (SOR BENT- At $41 66 per month one HOUSE in Chiledelenis Kew. At $10 and $!l each 2 sma VUSES in Government ee 3 Office B re. Inquire of STABB & UO, 305 F street near 12th eB 3t* Fe RENT—A large FRONT PARLOB and two KUOMS connecting. with gas and water, ed or unfurnished, suitable for housekee)- 47thetreet, near Patent and Post Oitices. FS RENT-—A thre siorted turni-hel BRICK HuUSE, situated on Oapitol Hill. C street scuth between 2d and 3d streets east Apply to F. FAIRFAX. at the Coast Survey Office, Osottoi Bill, sen 3t* Fes. KENT BY THE ’ nithed BBICh H E,with 5rooms summer kitchen, wood-house, aud ro.+m for horse; also, garien with grape vines, peach trees. ac Ta quire, alter 3 p.m.,No 365 Ust, near 13th west Rent =:0, payabl pee wes 2t™ Fe BENT —A nicely furnished HOUSE of ten roome $33; permonth Andtorsale anem ber of HOUSKS varying in price from #200 to Fur $20,000, some of which we offe- at exceedingly low figures. Also. BUILDING LOTS in a'l part. of the city MITOHNELL & SUN, 868 St" 8. E. corner P; and iith at Fo RENT—HOUSENo. 4 mn Matreet, be tween lith and 12th streets, ving the - astern the new row of three fine honses lately room, ani every of A KOCK, at 10th st. Bent $75 t per month, in ady Fo RENT—To a email vrivate family. a FUR NIBHED HOUSE #n ¥ st., contatuing etent rooms. Injuire at 303 F st., bet.9th aod loth sts. se7 3t" TS. LET—A HOUSE used as a Bakery aad Con- fectionery, opposite the Baltimore D pot. con= taining nine}0oms A good store and basement and -t-hle attached. Inquire at Boyle's Hotel. ac7 St" Fe, KENT—One of those pleasant BRIC HOUSES ituated en Sh street between ly to WM. H. CAMPBE 6. between K M u OB RENT—Laree and small HOUSES, fur bished and unfurnished. Also. desirable APARTMENTS. forn ed or unfurnished, suit able for housekeepi with or without Board, Inquire at BSTABB & CO.'S. 305 F street, ne lth se 71m (OB RENT—One email 4 room BRICK HOUSE, k jn row situated tn reservation centre of Kib re, between D ard KE streets north, anil Ist and 2d streets west. Bent $15 per month. ap- ply pala BROTHERS, Ist ani D streets. “ee it FoR K HOUSE, FOhones et north A and East Capitol ets. cellar and wood hou a yard,and gas- fixturesinall the rooms, Rent $45 p#r month. Inquire at the corner of Ist st. east and East Gap itol st. re ae 7-3t™ F92 SALE—A eomfortable BRICK HOUSE, 15 feet front, running back 35 feet,4 rooms and summer kitchen, will be sold reasonable, a good pump near the door. on 4th west. between M and N streets north. Inquire at HUGLBY & BUWEN'S Livery Stable, New York avenue, between 6th and 7th streets 8e7 3t" FOR SALETA fine GARDEN FARM, wituin three foorths of a mile of city limits. It con- tains about Wacres ble auhtnd lani, under a high state of cultivation. with croj new brick dwell- ing, burn. orehard, good water, ami all necessary tbuildings. A y to outbuildings. ART RX ANDER & MASON, £07 10t* _ Corner 7th and F streets, A BESTAURANT FOR SACLE OR BENT—situ- ated No 496 6th street, below the avenue, For particulars apply ou the prefises immeti: and hall, ago ately, as Be 6-6t* 1,OR BENT—Two HOUS containing six Re crae eas Orpen large stable attached; both convenient to the Government Departments. Apply to JOHN McUABTY. corner of 2d street and Massachusetts avenue, at the Feed Store,and near the Government Printing Office. Bent moderate. se 6-4t" 2 SALE—The GOOD WILL, LEASE, and FIXTURES of s Bostenrent and Bintare Roos Bow <loing a good business, located at the corner «f Bthand Lstreets, Navy Vurd, No. 632° Cease of sale, ill health of proprietor.’ The above is one of the beet standa in the District, amd in mostly fitted througbent. y Om the premises, to “he G stdgeosts > JAMES STEEL, FOR SALE—With or without the furniture, a FonedtepwELLiag HOUSE, in the Seoond Ward. Apply toJAS © McGUIBE & CO.. Anc- tioneers Oommission Merchants se5-1W BR RENT—A BRIOK SfABLE, in good or- erty vaya at No. 420 Lith street, between H and I streets. *e 4-1m* {OR BENT—One HOUSK, containing 5 rooms, KF CRasten on 19h street. between Q ani R In anire corner of 20th and Q sts. ae 4-6t ABLE AND ELIGIBLY SiTU- Vv ee TU ILDENG LOTS AT PRI- VATE SALE The subscriber will sell at private sale, upon fa- vorable terms, Lots Nos. 24,25 27,in Square No, 231, fronting each 50 feet on 14th sircet west, between south Band C streets, by 1/0 fect 1 inch deep, to a 30 foot alley; Lot No. 10. in Square No. 290 fronting 49 feet 6 inches on Lith street west Ween sou an streets, by feet 6 inches payee Lot No. 20, in sabdi- ing 24 feet 8 inches th aod 12th streets - These lots offer ro) hing t bulld led to suit purcha- WALLACK, Attorney 3, SW crit tn sot isiana a ()SE_OB TWO VEBY PLEASANT FUB- ISHED BOOMS to rent upon moderne terme in a very desirable and central location, Tn- quire at 32% H street an3.tf Fo. r BENT-A ROOM: suitable for some light - jaire of eae een tH, SCHNEIDER, an 8 eolm*™ 273 Penn's avenue. 677k BENT—Two Furnished ROOMS, on 467 Gree ticor-or two rooms und Eitches, at No, 467 18th street, between E and Fests. au lc-tr ff OR BENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS. pleas- BF OSttna airy "Prine Ohne eae ie = my 23- se 3-2w Pa. avenue. near 2ist at Fe are tek STURB No. 221 D street, rao ine of te ero bea che coe 7. sone e lary 01 Blently situated store rooms in Washington city. Apply to 0. B. BAK ER, at the Star Office. je30 tf FS% BENT—A threestory BEIOK HOUSE with 10 rooms and ell modern ted on 1th street, between rticulare inquire of T. M. Between 10th and th. bi Ru} 1ith street. near porth ; did Mabogany PIPE stops, euitable for aemall churok, AUCTION SALES. [For other auction Saies sre fourth page.) ‘We wil! sel on TO DAY MO 5 poy hy o'clock, a large 7 areas Shoes, be °*** : asnortine Made Oivthing, Hostery, ALso. Awinvoice of Crockery Glassware &-, n M.K WALSH & 00 | Aucts, Y GREED & WILLIAMB, Auoctionsers, A NEAT TWO 8TUKY ME HOESE AND LOT at PUBLIC AUCTION Y, the 12th instant at § o'clock the premiaes, Lot No 28 anbdivision of 3m having 2 feet 6 inches froat on @ Stree south between sth and 10th strests. Islaud roe back 125 feer 6 inches cash All conveyancing and revenue it the cost of the purchaser. $50 down at { “8° GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B® GEREEN & WILLIAMS, Avetioncers. TWO STORY AND LOT ON Mw. at Public Auc- AY, the 13th inet., m _we shail sell on the pi t 6 o'clock p 4 ervation L) Lot No 3. 2] fer t6 ine! -Fanuing back to a,00d pave. with the ovements, cousisting of Ywellting Bow . Stabling, & Terms cash. All conveyancing and revenue stame at the cost of the pur: ba-er, se 10 d* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 9 ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, SMALL LOT OF POUSBHOLD FURNITURE at the corner o' street west and G north. at Public Anction sass On WEDNESDAY the 12th tnstant, at 1) &.m ,Weshall sell at the resi clinine hons:keeping the fel One Dark Oottave set Mabogany Bo kca-e and Writing Desk One Brarsels Carpe’, Matting One excellent Cook Stove and U One Cupboard, Crocker o*elock iy de- viz Fin ther Red. Pillows Bolsters Twe Window Shades. &e . &c selvd GREEN ® WILLIAMS, Ancts. ORG SUPERINTENDENT BURRAU REFUGEES EDMEN AND DONE! LANDS aD ask + Va.. Sept. 9, 139, Frerpwen’s Vinwas By ord: r of the Commis-ioner 4nrean Rofo Free men and Abandoned Lands will be sold ionon THURSDAY Sept :o.) public av 1 bo: D, at Freedmen's ned Bu. rean stores. viz © Stoves, Stove Pipe, Farm Jin plements. &¢ ,& ‘Terms of sale: Cash in Government fand« A.A LAWRENCE #010 ot Capt. VBC . Superintendent, ARGE SALE OF BUILDING i: DIER®’ REST. NOS AT SOL Chit! Quartermasier's Office, Depot of Was. Washineton. BD. C., Sept 2 In obedience to instructions from the ert”. buildings, form- rr General, the fo.lowing ing part of the establishment known as St. aiere Rest,” at the Baltimore an! oh road Depot, will be soid at public aut mgt SAITUBPAY. September 15, commencin. at 10 & m . ander the direction of Brevet Licate: ast Colonel James M. Moore, A.) yeu uten lows Une Barrak No 1.41 feet x 305 feet One quarters, 14 feet x 107 feet Ove addition to do., 16 feet x 32 feet One Quarters 16 feet x 30 feet One Office, 24 feet x 40 feet One Ofice, 15 fert x 20 fret One Office, 12 feet x 12 feet Gue Meat House, 1 feet x 15 feet eater sShop is fe uard Hous: One Covered Way. 12100 x 9) feet Ove Shed 10 feet x 12 fert One Bhed, 12 teet x50 feet One Shel. 16 tee’ x 41 feet Ove Fence, 216 feet x5 leet One Fence. 142 feet x5 feet Ove Fence. 1 3 feet » 7 teen One Storehoure, 12 feet x 16 feet (ne Armory, 10 fee. hen. 12 feet x 12 f-et Shea £ fret x 2 feet d@ Sheds. 12 feet x 15 feet led feet x 75 feet Bhle W tert x 1 feet One St«ble ane Carriage Hone, One Adftion to do , 10 fret x 16% X 30s feet feet x 32 fect veut en Shed. Is feet x 53 feet d, 10 feet x 10 feet One F ence, 14 feet x 8 tect Ten Sin ke Ove Watch Box One M _ i imeal feet Fencing, acks. rnment funds. ed to remove the buildings rom date of pur. base D.H BUCKER, Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, 86 10 St Depot of Washington, D OC B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON EAST CAPITOL STREET, Betweeu 13th and Mth streets East at Public Auction. Om TUESDAY. the lith inst., at 50’clock p m., We shall sell, on the premises, Lo Vision of Bunare No. 1 0%. — 20 feet front by 136 feet 2 inches deep, to a fi tley Terma: One balf ih; balance within ten da: Months, for notes bearing int« and secured bya deed of trust on the premises, ‘All conveyancing an] rev- enue stamps at the cost of urchaser, $30 down when the property is Knocked off _sesd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Will be sold by Public Auction, on THURSDAY the 13th instant. at6o clock p m. on the premt Lot No. 19. in Square No. 85, bei abdiv two Building Lots, each having a front of inches by 100 fect, and 9 2 96 feet deep. fronting 19th street west. between K and L streets north, peing pear the Western ¥ arket. Terms: One thirdcash; balancein six and twelve oth months. for notes |earing interest, and secured by & deed of trust on the premises, All conveyancin g¢ and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $25 down on each lot when sold te. se 8d GREEN & WILLIAMS. ani GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS BW AND CHEAP FALL GOODS, AT MIL- LEB'S. 101 BRIGE STREET, GEORGE. 18, 18%, 0, 22, 40, 45, 5), 6255, 70, 78, 87, 160 cts; 4.000 yds. Bleached’ Musit 15, 20, 23, 25, 28, 31, 3754; 2.000 . Brown Maslin, at 15, 18%; , 20,25. ‘Also. ton Flanne! Fiannels, Dress Goods in variety, Ulo! res. Housekeeping Goods, Gh We will now be receiving constant liesof FALL GOODS, which we are deter- 8 mined to sell cheap. The public will Sind it great ly to their advantage to examine our stock before purchasing, an 14-1m* BENJAMIN MILLER. 486 + Sack aud Cast Hosiery, Notions. MARKBITER’S, SEVENTH STREET. INTEBIOB DECORATIONS! OHOIOE STOCK! Lately received. and now open for inspection, the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered in Washington, embracing— PAPERHANGINGS Of Foretgn an Bomostic Manufacture, of the best Fotrics and LATAST STYLES: appropriate for PARLOKS. HALLS. DINING BOO HAM BERS. and LIBRABIES, ewbraciag Now. Bich, and Unigne Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns for Drawiug Rooms. with appropriate Borders; also,« large and select Stock of medium priced Papers. WINDOW SHADES, on Buff, Green, ailing C TAN, LAVENDER, GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and Without Centers. Window Shades of any required Size, Style, or Color. made to Order. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, st Assortment in the District, war- be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the afacturers in the Qeuvtry—em! ALAUT. \imitation:) ROSEWOOD ent ail OVAL PetUke FRAMES. WALNUT Th rr w GILT BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. &c. Persons having Puotographe taken are request- ed to call and examine our Assortment before pur- chasing Frames. PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and B Colors,from the smallest Photograph to the L: est Portrait UOmD ana TASSELS. diferent bind also, SILK ou Special attention paid to this Branch ef our Bus- (Ress. PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS in Store. On Sale,a few Choice PAINT- {Nos ard ENGRAVINGS. ‘hapkful fer tbe liberal patronage received the atteaien ot the Publicis called tothe above Stock as the most complete in the District, a bee va ap specially to received ti f which has be: janufact Order; an with the weekly saditions wi ed Establishment. Orders for Paper Pacing ox Wintoy Beodae pesctently snd tele fully executed, in City or Ooun' not satisfactory filled, will be i y ¢or- Tested. and satisfaction goods TRIESEMAR, * ECTED BY BUYAL LETTERS PaT- seals of the he effectual remedy for Be- rrhoea, i Exhaustion of No.2 entir per- of via, Cubebs, &c. uryehmptcme tous cbr, - thus cS other deleterious LJ Velpean, i 2 : 2 j 12th, at 288 fol- AUCTION SALES. — THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORRO eae ctl ele bt eral dt otto + 9 B® EN @ WILLIAMS, SEW Two sTORY F OUSE Al * ADAOINING LOT. Frosting ee Pebeee eae, Sapepen 4th end Oth streets weet, ef ae Go MONDAY. the 10th instant, at & np i dg TS the premises, Jed of trust om the premises. Al! and revenne stampe at the cost of the SiO down when the property is Kno: ked off eusid GREEN & WILLIAMS, aucts ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers, Nos 313 and 317, South corner Penn's avenue and Sth street , gE GROCERIES. gc.,AT AvoTio ao OR ty a, will sell, et our Auction Boome, with: wor bole whites and yellows via white am 25 bere Java Cte eee Boxe- Son» ani Starch Bilis Whisky and Brandy tider Brovmeand Buckets Box 4 Mastard Witha © t i Cis Goods in the \recery * Ww §. we without ce- line. all of whi: be weld ees L. WALL &00., & ¥ W. L. WALL & OO. Auctioncers, By virtue of a cecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Co umbia, passed in equity cause, No. 171. the subscriber will offer for sale on F DAY, September 7 1 7 ats be 10 six lots. and is ia one ies iu th Le being in the immediate vicinity of Meridien Hill th tm orebiy considered for the new P Mansion This is the only opportunity for pro- cUring lots at reasonable prices in thi« neighbor- the surrounding property is held by epec- of eale. as prescribed by decrees One- fourth cash; residue in six Bod eighteen mouths, with tetereat from . Allo at the o Ve) ancivg, including revenue of the purchaser J. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee aus] eo&ds (Int) W.L WALL &00., Auct. 87 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of the rain, until TUESDAY aft NOUN. September 11. at same heur, o1 ises_ By order of Trustee a7 W.L. WALL & 00... Aucts. Y¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. NEAT AND OOMFORTADBLE SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUUTION. On W NesDAY AFTERKNUON Septes clock. 1 will seil, 1m {rout of the p Lot No 3 fronting 40 feet on Valley stree! witha of about 100 feet. T ourist of amrat and Boure stabie and workshe converted into @ good dwelling Sle pusecesion will be given. D imprevement= smell Fram ceuld be easi hous. Im West st, ace I will fell a lot of » Cider al other articles. O8. DOWLING, Auct B" W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers, DESIBA‘LE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIO! On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, September at So clock, we will sell, on the premises, t at ie anc desirable Bulléing L te, on the ec ot > is ,antre 148 feet to @ 20 foot alley, They will b rarely or together Terme cf sale are: One-f- urth cash; balance in and tightero months, deferred pay- six, twelve ments to he a deed of trust on the prop- erty. All stam | conveyancing at expens: of purchaser ait of 85) will be required ae soon us the pi nocked dowa. Title perfect se6 W.L. WALL & CO, Aucts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. | TRUSTER 'S SALE OF Ts PKOY ED REAL ES TAT SALE. FRONTING ON SUUTH A. BE- TWEEN THIKD AND FOURTH STRERTS, geet CAPITOL HILL, AT PUBLIC AUG- ce On FRIDAY, the lath day of September next, at 5 oh i sbell sell, in front of the premis ed of trast to me from thday of March, 1865, Ww - and dul ero fe 2, outh A street. r ning back & good depth to fine alleys, with the provemente, ‘The above property will be sold according to the enid deed of trons! the premises | Terms: O fourth cash; balance in 6,12, and 18 | monthe for notes bearing interest and sechred by | No 34. in euldi- at the time o1 and low | the a dera f trust on the premises. All conv and revenue stamps at the cost of the pa’ 100 cown when the property is knocked « auctioneers. © AUcHORCeT®-pCRERT BOSTON, Trustes Bu Sl-eo8ds Aser. iby GREEN & WILLIAMS, nets. YGBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, GOVERNMENT SALE OF VALUBLE SQUARE 2. BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY oF ASHINGTON C.. AT PUBLIO AUO- TION. BY OBDER OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS. On TUESDAY. the Isth dar of October next, 1866 we will sell, to ti igbest bidder, com- our Auction Boom. t and D street belonging to peers 16, 17,18, 20, amd zi, Lots numbered 2,3 4, and 5,in Square No. 612. Lot numbered 13, in Square south of No. 667. Lot numbered 13, in Syuare No. 83. ts numbered ig! = apd as, to Beueee No. 1,119. numbered 16. in Square No. 1,132. T square bas recently been subdivided and laid out in lets, aud will be soid in lots yee | hich will beshown on the day | sale, or, should any one desire to bid for the entire DO] tunity will be offered. ie ‘amin Perermmot founds, om the de- livery of the deeds of the property One fifth of the purchase money to be paid when the property is knocked off. Should the purchaser fail to comply, the re erty will then and there be put up again and eo! to the next highest bidder. If the whole terms are not complied with im thirty days from the day of sale. the Commissioner reverves the right to resell the pri y att risk and cost of the first purchaser. order Commiestoper of Public Buildin, W yu eodds, GEREN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BB* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. STBE'S SALE OF A BUILDING LOT ON THe SEBEET BETWEEN L AND M 81S, NORTH. aT PUBLIC AUCTION Un MONDAY, the 17th instant, at 5 m.,Ishall sell, on the premises. by virt deed of trust to me. dated the 11th day of ber 1535. and duly recorded in the land rec for Washington county, Distriet of Oolumbi Liver B. M. H., No. 13, folics 33, 3) and 35, following described premises, to wit: Lot 2 Gillet's subdivision of lote 11 and 12, in Sauare No. 140 of the ech poet iat of said city; and also Lot Noe. 46 of ~aid subd vision Terms Cum. ofl comvermncens, and ne 6 purchaser orine ands of the the risk and cost of the de- urchaser, by advertising three times in bg Star. 7 CHARLES JONES, Trasteec. & WILLIA’ Auctioneers. rooms ti . 395 Pennsylvania avenue, . wilt give thelr personal attention to ane of Beal B fate aud Household Faruiture st faulting the Eve ‘aud idence cf amilice declining housekeeping, loos te the soiee of stocks of Groverion, = A ‘hand! every description. nos, Barsess. rs = : > S. WABEROUSES AT AUETIO: Chet Quarrermaster’s Qgice, Depot of Washington, Wash te |. C . September 6, 16% Wilt be sold at public auetiou, on THURSDAY, 13th instant, ne the di: commencing at 108 under rection of Brevet Lieut. Col. James M Moore, A. M., the following United States 0e8 situated on G , between Twenty-firet and Twenty second streets Ove Warehouse, (part 1,) 51 by 180 feet." One Warebousge, ( part 2.) 43 by 130 feet, Gne Warehouse, 4 feet by 118 fect Piattorm 10 tert wr 3m fect ¢ Platform. 10 fee Se Ter Government Terme: in - Buildings are required to be removed in 10 days [Bet a on, et OR TER on Depot of Washington. : =e Mh Se ete Btaing, 6: 1 7th st, aX south of oJ Jy 25-2m Also for o— e it all times such as is kept in a Well try. Any ord. jer | rr ; and | d at as Low Rates the District, ss Gor- ‘Seabee eines ‘HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the eubscri- 1 ber has obtained from the Washington Disteich of Columbiang i County, in the ‘um testame ary on the bef ber next; they otherwise by low be seriesed tram ait benated 6 said estate. under my hand this let of 66. OT enseeh MATHIAS ALO.”