Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1866, Page 3

EEE —————E__™™ > THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. BOARD oF TRaDE—Special Meeti Line of Steamers Endorsed —The Bo: assembled in their rooms. No 4, iast night. and were called to order by Mr. J_ T. Mitchell, Vice President, at whose request Mr. ©. P. Houghton stated the object of the meeting was to endorse anew line of steamers now ready to be put on the route between the ports of the District and New York. The mer. chants of the District are well aware of the ne- cessity of promptness and dispatch, and the company is prepared to guarantee poth; bat ‘Wanting to make the linea permanent institu- Hon, ioentified with the Interests of the Dis- trict, they desire the endorsement of it by the Board of Trade. Mr. Clagett was not acquainted with the de- tails of this enterprise, hardly aware of it un- tl be entered the room. He understood that some of our old citizens, among them Mr. Say- age, WhO Was present, are connected with this enterprise, and furnish a large proportion of the capital. Mr. C. wasin favor of endorsing all those large enterprises for the benefit of the District, and hoped that the Board would unanimously endorse this enterprise, and of- fered the following preamble and resolutions Whereas the time has arrived when it is necessary to rely upon individual and conjoint exertions in mercantile pursuits for success and prosperity; and as the existence of water communication, by steam or otherwise, with commercial ports tend largely to the conveni- ence, Weaith and happmess of those engaced in business Pursuits, as well as communities at large, thererore, be it Hesolved by the Board of Trade of the D.C. ‘That we regard with pleasare the estaplish- iment of a new outside line of steamers to ply between the poris of Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, and New York, beheving that the establishment of said line will prove highly beneficial to our mercantile Prosperity, and re- Munerative to the projectors. Resolved, That the merchants and trades people of the District of Columbia, in the opinion of the Board of Trade, should extend 1 sid im their power to insure the © New York, Washington, George Alexandria Steamship Company. i—A New of Trade ket . and we commend this enterprise to the support of the mereantie community and travelling public. Mr.S Bacon saia he did not intend to offer Opposition to the resolation, but he would ¥ that the companies themselves always control their own destiny, regulating the P tromage by the rates of freight. If the com- any will establish the line with reasonable of freight the merchants wil! sustain it, butthey will not s=staim it with exorbiian: rate The canse of the tailure of a former company was their exorbitant charges Mr. Houghton remarked that the company Proposes to compete with all others. Mr. Bacon.—There is still anether disadvan- tege, the cartage from Georgetown to Wa: ington city: mercbants have to pay 25 cents per barre! for everything they get. With such exorbitant rates, so far above the costs of other routes, it is difficult to induce merchants to sustain a jine. Mr. Houghton thonght the cartage a muni- cipal matter, subject to the legislation of the city counctis, Whe ought to protect the mer- cbants by laws regulating the cartage. Mr. Bacon replied that the municipal author- ites can by law regulate the cartage within the city; but they have no control over the cartage | from one municipal to another. The question was asked by several gentie- men if the steamers cannot stop atthe Washb- | ington wharves. It was snswered by a gentle- man connected with the enterprise, who re- marked that they would do so gladly if the coudition of the channel was such as to per- | tar Mr. Andrews, of the new line now running to Georgetown, remarked that the company is able and willing to putas many boats as are | Wanted upon the route if the merchants will | sustain it Capt. Mollender. one of the charter members | of the proposed line, described the condition of the company’s steamers. They are neither old dilapidated steamers. nor canal boats, fit to Tun for a season only, but sea-going steamers, every way fitted for the service permanently. and th sm pany intends to make the line per- manent. and identified with the mereanule in- terests of the District. Mr. Orme asked who the company are, and whether they are responsible gentlemen. The uestion ought to be answered, the merchants their endorsements. Messrs. Norment and others tollowed in fa- vor of encouraging all enterprises that have the interests of the District as their object. The resolution was adopted unanimously Mr. S. Bacon called the attention of the board to thee xisting law relative to non-resident merchants, and offered the following: Resolved. That a committee of three be ap- Pointed to bring to the notice of the Councils the existing law regulating non-resident mer- chants, with arequest that they advance the rate of heense somewhat in proportion to the amount paid by the residents. Adep'ed unanimeusly: and Messrs. Bacon, Clagett and Norment were appointed Mr. R.M. Hall offered the following resolu tion Whereas it is expected that bis Excellency the President of the United States will retarn | to the seat of Government on Saturday next Therefore be it Resolved. That the members of the Board o Trade d+ unite cordially with the ciuzens gen - erally and the different organizations in the | public reception of our Chief Magistrate, and bat a eommittee of five be appointed to con. | sult with other bodies upon the reception, and | to represent this board on the occasion. Unanimously adopted: and the Chair ap pointed Messrs. KR. M. Hall. William Orme Sam’! Lewis, N. Sardo and S. Norment as the committee. The board then adjourned. ——__¢—__—_ DEcreE oF Divorce.—Judge Fisher yeszer- day, in the Equity Court, made a decree di- | yorcing James Simpson from the bonds of | matrimony with Koberta Simpson, sometimes | called Roberta Cozzino, giving each party the right to hold the property of which they are now possessed, and the mother the custody and } care of the child. } The petition im this case sets forth thatthe | complainant married the defendant, whose | maiden name was Beach, in May, 1556: that since that date she has disregarded the sanctity of the marriage vow, and frequently commit- | ted adultery with one Joseph Cozzino, to whom sbe was united im marriage by Key.C. C. Mea- | dor in 1262. | } | The respondent answers, admitting that she was the lawfal wife of the complainant, and also that she married Jos. Cozzino: but denies thatshe ever knowingly committed adultery with bim. She charges that in the spring of is6l the complainant wilfully deserted her; | leaving her without the means of support, and | she bas since learned he went into the lines of the Confederate army, and she received a let- | ter from him after he went to Manassxs. Not | hearing from him for a long time, and being in | & forlorn and helpless condition, she was united in marriage tothe said Cozzino in 1862, with whom she lived, and had by him one child, | since deceased. That on hearing from com- piainant she immediately left Cozzino, and met the petitioner in Alexandria, from whence they went to Lynchburg: that finding no house j there she returned to this city, but has fre- | quently visited him, and believed that he fully | > sniended to take her back as his lawful wife. Jobn E. Norris appeared for the complainant; | Messrs. Bradley and Bradley for the defend- ant, and the testimony in the case was taken before W. R. Woodward, Esq., examiner. paler has oe Firta Warp Jouyson Unten Associa- Tion.—Last evening, a meeting of this asso- ciation was held at Dooley’s Hall, Capitol Hul, Mr. A. K. Arnold in the chair, and Jas. Devlin secretary. Mr. Wheatiey, trom the committee to confer with other associations in making arrange- ments tor the reception of the President, re- | ported that they had replied to the communi- | cation of the secretary of the Young Men’s | Natheval Union Club, staung (hat they deemed | x test to report to the councils committee. They had accordingly so reported, and he was gratified to state that Col. James A. Tait nad ae = chief marsha!. The report was dopted. Mr. Thornley. from the committee on reso- Jutions, reporied a preamble with resolution aoe the President's Policy, and pledging their support to him, which were unanimo: ly adopted. —— = Mr. Thornley also reported a constitation, Which was adopted, and signed by those pres- ent A resolution was adopted inviting all tne citizens of the ward to unite with the clab in the reception Messrs. W. A. Mulloy and T.H. Robinson Ww re appointed marshals. and after the trins- action of other business, the meeting adjourned to Friday evening. ee eo Kock HILL CoLtecE.—This excellent educa Honal institution, advertised elsewhere in our Peper, 1s situated at Ellicott’s Mills, Md., and conducted by the Christian Brothers. Tne building is of stone, and is of the most sub- stantial class-rooms, di- bin snd well ventilated. No healthier locality can be found in the country, and the course of in- “'ruction is most thorough. The pupils are manly from Virginia and Maryland, with gules number from the District, and several trem the other p of the United States aad Centra! and South America. an pelpaaiane Money Son at the Central Building Asso- Csten, (12th mooth,) at the meeting on Tues- cay night, at an average of 55 per cent.; 0 “Lares being sold. ving been so trequen‘ly deceived in giving |f | REMovaL. ech - lowing items from the Alexandria te of yesterday afterncon Two horses stolen from the estate of J., P- Adame, in Prince George's county, M'., near Upper Marlboro, by two negroes, and ra Across the river, were discovered tn the pines, jn “Mason's Neck” by Constable J. Owen Kirby, yesterday, and brought te this city, where they b: been turned over to the owner. The thieves made their escape, but it is expected will be caught, as the officers are on. their trail : The Presbytery of Potomac will hold a meet- ing in the First ‘oy terian Church,’ to-mor- the row night at 7% o'clock for the Po ose of orcaining and installing the Rev. G. M. Mc- Campbell, who has accepted a call as pastor of the church. Sermon by tbe Rey. Jobn Ches- ter, of Washington: charge to the people by Rev. P. D. Gurley, D. D., of Washington; charge to the pastor by the Rev. A. A. S. Tay- lor, of Georgetown. Just before the adjournment of the Common Couneil, last night, a preamble and resolution were introduced requesting President Johnson to release ex-President Davis on the same terms that other military and State prisoners have been released, or grant him a speedy and ublie trial. As there were only eight mem- Bere present—not a quorum—and the bour was late, no definite action was taken in the Common Council, last night, a com- munication from the Mayor was received, read ond unanimously approved, and a resolution adopted, requesting the citizens to unite in the ceremonies of welcome, proposed to be held in Washington, on the occasion of the return of President Johnson from his Western tour. A little boy employed at the Mt. Vernon Cotton Factory, named Joseph Bradley, haa three of the fingers of his right hand cut off yesterday, by being caught in ® carding ma- chine. — IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS.—J.W. Bote- ler & Bro., 320 Pennsylvania avenue, near Metzerott Hall, advertise a large and well as- serted stock of Dousekeeping articles at greatly reduced prices. They have on hand every- thing necessary for furnishing every style of honse. from the cottage of the poor man to the mansion of the rich. CITY ITEMS. It ts DirricvLtT tomakesome people believe that Henning is selling clothing upon the eys- tem of one price only. One of our newspaper men tried on the privileges, but he had to ac- knowledge that one price means wha! it sa nothing more or less. The place is corner street and Maryland avenue. CoLUMBIA GaRDEN.—We spent several hours most pleasantly in this popular place of amusement. The performances are varied and consist of such 2s we weie accustomed to wit ness atthe Canterbury in its palmiest day We were agreeably pleased to meet again, at this temple of amasement. our triend Miss Lizzie La Grange, the graceful and talented danseuse and very entertaining comic vocalist, who at whatever establishment she is per- forming, is sure to draw to it the tide of suc- cess. Her jig dance must be seen, for it cannot be described, but so much we can weil men- tion that for grace, agility, suppleness and bedily strength she is unsurpassed. We have before us the newspapers from Philadelphia, which are inexhaustible in their praises of her incomparable eracefulness, in her dancing, and which caused ber to become a universal favorite in that city, as she has become in our own. where she has gained thousands of friends and admirers and among those of the highest standing in society ate — BooTs AND SHOES, with tmproved shanks, made to order by John Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, and inside Hotel. Re- pairing promptly dene. All work warranted. Orders respectfully solicited. JeweLRy and Silver Plated Ware Spoons, | Forks, Gobletts, Cups, Salts. received this morning at Prig; Doliar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, nesidy st. 6 —_« Waat Doctors, Ministers, and Professors think of them recommend their use to public speakers.”— Rey. FE. H. Chapin. “1 have never changed my mind respecting «Brown's Bronchial Troch from the first, excepting to think better of thar which I began thinking well of."—Rer. Henry Ward Beecher. “Great service in subduing hoarsen: —Rer. Danie? Wise, New York. «The Troches are a staff of lite to me."—Pref. Edward North, President of Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y. “A simple and elegant combination for Coughs, etc.”-- Dr. G. F. Bigelow, Boston i Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfnily treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropedist, 424 Penn. av.. between 44 and 6th streets. Ot- fice hours from Sa m.te5 p.m. and 6 to s p. m. No charge for consultation. PENNIES can be bad in auy quantities at the Star office counter SSS MARRIED, DIENL—FREMIN. On the lith instant, by the Rey Mr. Roccofort. JOHN DIEHL. of Baltimore, and Miss M L. FREMIN, of this city. {Baitimere and New York papers please copy } > DIED BEAN On the 13th instant, at 6 o’clock a. m., after a lingering illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude and resignation, AMANDA, b wife of W Bean. and second dangh- tero! Mary and the Jate Wm. H. King, in the zith year of her age None knew ber bat to love her, None knew her but to praise. The friends and acquaintances of the family @ respectfully requested to attend her faneral. from S'. Peter's Church, Oapitol Hill, on Frid: Mth instant, at4 o'clock p. May she Peace. BADEN. On the 12th inst..at 3e’clock p. m+ MAUDB infant danghter of James and Aunie M Bwien. aged 7 month mily are respectfally invite ¢| The friends of the to attend her faneral at the residence of her father, 346 Virginia avenue, at4 o'clock » the lath instant September 13th, STORCH. On Thursday, BLANOHE WILHELMINA, danghter of Frede- — w ond Ausio G. Storch, aged one year and months. eral to take place Friday afterneon at 4 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 54 2d street. Georgetown, D. C. < G**rss ! GBaPES!! Goed GARDEN GRAPES are now selling fro 10 to 20 cents per pound at J. PEABSON’S Fruit Store, seG-eotf 491 8th street, near Penn’a avenue. BEMOVAL, J. P. DENNIS, COACHMAKER, Begs leave to inform his customers and erally that he has REMOVED from old stand, on 6th street. to Nos. 293. and 295 B street the public ° re As his facilities a: reater than in his old location. be can do repai nt in all its branches and build new wor CHEAP, DU Coach: ae as He hopes by em- hanics, and ie logether wit ic attention to business,to merit and receive a fair URABLE.andinas GOOD STYLE maker in th: best matertal eba: of patronage. sep3 cotm K REMOVAL. IDWELL & HENDERSON wonld respectfal- ly inform their friends and the public that they hi edto No 505 9th street. near D, Sea- |! Building, where t are prepared to offer to their friends and the public a choice as- sortment of w ssortment of Bustic Blinds, Picture Cord and Tassels, &c..a/lof which they are prepared to sell at the _ st cash prices workin their line executed in the city or country by experienced workmen, at short noti and on moderate terms. au #2 SuPEuIOR OABINET FURNITURE. to inform his numerous friends and customers that his stock of CABINET FUBNITURE Is Full and Uomplete, embracing every ate ty, from the finest PAR. down to the CHEAPEST TEAD. necessary to particularize, toc! LISHMENT, and at prices that defy competition, ureelt bef Please call and van o pt #0 3-eo3m Southeast corner Sth and D'sts. coe ! COAL! COAL ‘ti Lyken’s Valley BEB ASH, $9 Shemoken BED AsH. Best quality WHITE ABB, $8 75 Warranted 2,240 Ibs. tothe ton. apy partof the city. Ord: ft Hume. Grocers No. 40 and Sth atx sod Yard 7¢! Island. . Office st south, between Ean! F streets, bayi woop saved by buy’ 5 Be Tt eed . ___Tthat., bet. B nd. L?¥ ‘8° AMEBICAN SPORTS’ ene vol- Dead Bhot, by Marksman. Prac- wl ‘The ¥ tioal Treatise on ‘Shooting, Thoeubte es Hast: ng, by Beckford; Londou, The Sportsman hie Lond fi BEA NTs OF INTBBNA- TIO: thon as ete nap Oe seeagt PRANOK TAYLOR, WANTS. WASTED-a GIBL unter tw: and ropolitan to do chamber work . Be. £36 1thetrest \ peat terms, 4 KENT. ote aa ro SEAMS 5 WV istcorntana rees makieg, Meena teed sich ot.” WV 4NTED_By a re-p<tatle woman SITUA- W Tide to Cook "Walk nnd Tretia Ai a Apply at No. 363 E atiect, beteeen. se W4NTED-« sire TON, At women, as cook in @ boa: teurent. Address “K > a ns atthe White House on the hill, ee 1i-2t" reapectshle use or ras: tar Office, for —— ED—By a respectable woman, A SIT- fd to cook, wash and iron’ or to do ‘er nt oem Land Mats. it TED—To co into the country, ina Oath- W “clic fewiiy a WHITE WOMLH teeta ta tin other work. For further iuformation sp- ply at 296 H etree: 7th and . o013 3” ANTED-—Several first class DRESSMAK- WY un eonc bet Ga eee, seply,jet No. 97 Pennsylvani« avenue, corner of Zist sireet. Good w az _ 3 V J ANTED |. for s emall family.in a good location. either in Washington or Georgetown Address R. F., at Star Udice, Statice location and term: se 13 St* W 4STED-FURNISUED HOUSE, contsining 7 or 8 rooms, by lst of October. Address B. H., Washington House Be 12-2t* / ANTED—Immediateiy, Two fir-t class TIN AND SHEET IKON WORKERS. Apply to BUUIS& O0.,336 Ee se 12-3t* WASTED A good female COOK, white or black. ina first c! Bestanraot Referen- ces required. No others need mpl at 5097th at. between Dand E KLEIN & LEMOS. sei2 WARTED—By October ist, 1835. a furnished HOUSE with al! tne modern improvements Acdress‘'J. H. C.,’’ No. 234 H street. between 19th and 2th 60 Ito" WAxsTE gbt Tee B KLAYBERS, for Which the beat clty wages will be patd ‘ plytoGEO H MARTIN, Providence’ corner of 2d and D ets., Uapitol Hill. vi f ORSES WANTE Ten HORSES, sound, young, 8nd ii good erder, Apply at NAILOB & BROS, se 12-3t* 12-3t* E street, near lith. W ANTED—By & respectable married lady a BABY to nurse, at her own house, wh» has fately Jo-t her own child. For further information spply a 199 F street. near 4% street, Island, se 12 a V ANTED RENT IMMEDIATE ir by October 1, a small HOUSE, of 4ar § rooms. in ® good neighbourhood, in this city or in George- town Kent must be moderate, Address M., Post Office, Georgetown, D, CO. se 12-2t* WANTED FURNISHED BOOMS and a KITCHEN, fer housekeeping; for gentleman and wite. Boe: in a private house preferred. hd Ad@ress, as beiow, stating locality and terms, 0, B. MORGAN, City Post Office. se 12-30" V J three Furnishe: BOOM f keeping ina quiet way; n) servant: ora Furnished House within one mile of the Post Office ‘Address. for Bent must be reasonable. LY WALLAGE, 6th auditor's fice, se 12-2t* t V —A SILTATION, by a respectable midate acei woman, to cook, wash and iron ina respectable private family, or tedo general hou rk InquireatNo 156 K street, between th streets, north sid«, for three days. ANTED—Te hireimmediately, by the month or year, six oreicht colored FARM HANDS. None need apply unless accustomed to farm wor and are willing to live in the count For rent, wi bout board, four well turnished ROOMS, with kitchen. situated in a respectable aud healthy neighborbood , aud convenient to the Departments. APP to JOHN J JOHNSON, Attorney-at | No 389 La. ave..opposite City Hall. se 12 4t" W ANTED—A gentvel COTTAGE ora suit of ROOMS, eligibly situated Weull reat a pleasant brick residence of moderate size. Ad- dress EXCELSIOR, Star Office. e 11 3t* YERS. OLAIM AGENTS, COPYING ip a goo! icgibie han done promptly at £0 cents per] 0ov words Adddre “N.” Box Vity Post Office se 11-3t* V ANTED—A good HOUSE, part or wholly furnished, ina central location, containing from 12 to 20reome, water, gas and cellar, satta- le for « Ist class boarding iouse Any one hay ing such abouse. will hear of @ good tenant by adéressing TENANT for one week. Be 11-3t* W ANTED—By « resident of this city. on the Int of October, a Furnished HOUSE, ina good location fer boarders. One preferred where the party renting will take board. References ex- charged. ** 8... 495 L, between 9th and loth streets. Be 1] evlut* V J ANTED TO PURCHASE mall improved FARM near the city, or aemall HOUSE with large lotef ground in town. Call at or address by letter, stating location. terms. and character of improvements, 406 F street north. se 7-6" \ JANTED—Any party having a furnished HOUSE to rent. between 5th and isth north of Penn's avenue, who desire a responsible and permanent tenant. will find it to their adv: tage pnewtze at STABB & 0O.'s, 305 F near WASTED—BRICKLAYERS to work for the Government Apply to Mr. FOOS at Ford's ers on 1th = Led F. Fey Seventy- eight dollars per month and one ration per day, : per CHAS. H. TOMPKINS.” Brevet Brigadier General and se7-lw Quartermaster, U. 8. A. W 7] ANTKD_By a respectable young girl, a SIT- UATION todo chamberwork and plain sew- ing. Address a note to J. Hi , Star office, ses ANTED-bBy 9 SITUA- TION as first class Qvok in a Boarding House or Restaurant. Address Box No. 10 Star Office. au W ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies and Gents’ Clothing, «r any articles of valne, at R, FULTON & CO.’S, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th Street. three doors north of Penn’a avenue. N. B. 0 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks for ¢ cheap. Jy 21 e02m* ANTEP —SROOND HAND FUENITURE FURNISHING GOODS 3t very BE. BUOY 400 Teh stock betwi and H. east side. ee GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS NR AND CHEAP FALL GOODS, AT MIL- LER’S, 101 BRIGE STREET, GHORGE- TOWN —6 (00 yds. fail Calicocs, at 18, 18%, 20, 22, and 28 cts ; 2. yds Flannels, at 40, 45, 50,6255 70, 75, 87, 100 cts. ; 4.000 yds, Bleached Muslin, at 20, 23° 26, 28, $1, 3754; 2.000 yds, Brown M 4. 20,25. Also, File 8: pels, Dress Goods in v: imeres. 1 ‘otions. wpliesof FALL GOODS, which we ared mined to sell cheap. The public will find it ly to their advantage to examine our stock purchasing, au 14-Im* eter- Teat- efore BENJAMIN MILLER. $6,000,000 7 PER CENT. FIRST-CLASS MORT- GAGE BONDS. $500,000 SOLD. Taz NORTH MISSOURI R. R. OO. HAS AU- thorized us to sell their first Mortgage 7 per cent. thirty years Bonds. The whole amount is $6.000,- 000. Coupons payable on the let days of Jaauary and July of each year, in New York. Referring to our advertisement of August, hay- ing sold the first half million of these desirable bonds, we have advanced the price to EIGHTY-FIVE CENTS, at which they stand unrivalled, asthe cheapest first-class security in the market. se ltt JAY COOKE & CO, HINA AND OROOGKERY, TEA, AND + 4 DINNER, TOILET SETS. We call special attention of housekeepers to the above Goods av Keep a full stock constantly on hand of the best class, in sets and detached pieces. GLAS8W ABE of every variety. STONE JARS at Factory Price: Goods delivered promptly in all parts of the Dis- trict, free of charge WEBB & BEVERIDGE. se 5 6t* Odd Fellows’ Hall,7th street P2EPARE FOR WINTER. Gall at “ BOYD'S STOVE F. hit 479 stb street. and have yet, PARLOR HEATERS, FUBNACKS, BTUVES, &e,, pu ord gh | weather, best assortment of COOKING 8 in the city, BATES, BBICK, and PLATES to fit all kinds e8 of btoves. itoves taken in exchange for new. - B.—Sealer of Weights oer een, _Sull-tm* 479 9tb street, between D and E. W '* BA BAREARSES MABBLE MANTLKi eed WABHEEAND LOPE Ee: TAPER Ui veep const te nevotiog na MaR- end LL i bie Meat AES rewaty atnen ile oe SR 18 18 TO ove NOTICE, That pe eee ined from the ne, gabe Washington County,in the nelia ‘saned: ‘All perso bavi = : Sourt of ‘of Columbia, esta! = os 5 deceased tre hereby t with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber. on or before the let day of September ty ctherwise by law be excluded from ail boost cf the said estate. (ee Mawsweln Mattes ite” - , George's county, Md. ‘SHED BOOMS FOR BENT—351 13th street corner M,suitable for single geatl: men, Term: miderste. ae ONCE FOR BEBT—On Ist floor ca Pennsylvani Opposite Will rge FRONT PARLOR ani two cing, with gas and water, for- hed suitable tor honsckeep! Pp and Post Offices A FOR SALE ESTAUBANT. at t i ‘th street raffroad. near the Park, Ww eed cheap for cash on cals application. seis FURNISHED HOUSE FOR BENT—A fret ca ose Remens ~~ ‘ er about 20 oma. ¢ BOTELER @ BED | 32 a parame we 13-3t {Intel @ Chron j rm NFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Thr / or four nice BOOMS for rentin a new house, suitable tor housekeeping. convenient to the De_ artments. For particulars ingulre a OTT S. corner isth and K Fs, SALE—That valuable tract of WOOD LAND containing 961 acres. by recent aurver, located in Prince George's county Md . about four miles from the Navy Yard Bridge, and lies imme- diatery entoe stage road leading from Washing- ton to U pper Marlboro The Baitimove and Pe- tomeo railroad will run within four miles of the Property git Mains the estates of Messrs, Lem- uel Middleton and Wm Bozier. This «state is rolling. and abnudantly supplied with water It will be sold entire or in lets to suit, Title clear and perfect, For ter Pply in person. or by letter address to me, at Upper Marlboro, Priuce ay W. 1. BEALL FOB SALE. Ove RESTAURANT. rt st MILLBR’S Coocert Saloon g sylvaniaay., between 9th and Oth ste. ee 12-21 Fo RENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS, com b municating, at 400 D street, between re se . £6 13 Im nire Fo SaLE—The two story BRICK Hovce and at; BUILDING LOT adjoining, No 500 the whole for $10,000, or will ve sold se Apply at 502 Hi st .or 2647 81 Fo RENT—The 3-story BBI Back Bailding anda large Garden water; No. 29 south A street. Fortern we 12-30" W.G. METZ Fee RENT—Two handsomely furnished com- te municating BOOMS. to gentlemen, or a gen- feman nd wile, with Board. or with privilege of d kitchen. Two blocks Departments; convenient to cars. No. 3 between H and I sts "i Fes KENT—Farnishet or Unfurnished, a Brick HUUSK,No 227, on H. between i7th'ant isth 's north, centaining 9 rooms. with gas and wa- ter throughout, bath room, &., &c. Possession given immediately. Price, with the farniimre, S00. howt, go0. Apply toJ. G@ ULARK, me k,or L. L. LOVING, Alexandria, Va. be 12 3t FSS RENT—-VALUABLE BUSINESS PROP- ERTY on Penns) lvania avenue —That large, centrally located aud commodious BUILDING ou the Boutheast corner of Pa. avenue and Lith «tree wert No. 267 and formerly oceup.e¢d as @ Stove Manutactory by the late Jas. Skirving. consisting of three stories and basement rooms 27 by 126 feet. water, gas. &o. The location offers superior advantages for mer cantile operations. terme, apply to JOHN T. GIVEN, Executor, 475 lth, between D streets. se 12-6 Fe BENT—A HO situated on North <4 itol street. between D and KE sts. $5 per mont Apply at H. BROD’S se 11 3t* as BENT—A six room FURNISHED HOUSE (frame,)on @ street, near our offices % per month, ). WEGLS & CO. se 11 3t Northwest cor 10th and F streets. ( FFICE FOR REST—For rent. « very de-ira- bie OFFIOK on F street. near Treasury Building. Inquire of OWEN & WILSON, 222 F street, se il 3t* F°%, RENT—A three story BRIOK HOUSE. on Massachusetts avenne, near the Baltimore Rsilroad Inquire of J. FAUTR’S restaurant, New Jersey avenue, between E and F no. th, se 11 3t* Fee RENT—A HOUSE with § rooms incom plete order, No. 401 & street north. between Sthand 10th. Kent $35 to a permanent tenant required.” Apply on the spot between 12.and} o'clock p, m se LL 3t* FS BENT—A thre story BRICK HOU No 49, situated on 7th «treet west, near the rail- road station, containing nine * and € room, ud store fixtures Sa ge 7 . fe L1-3t* FCR BUSINESS SALFE—The STOKE and FIXTURES of an lished wtolesale But'er Stani, No 450 near Pa.ave. For particuiars cr F°. RENT—A comfortable three story BRICK HOUSE, with back builiing. on 2d street west between B and ©, within two minutes Pa avenue and F street cars. Rent ve} y GILMAN'S Drug store, Pa. avenue, n ith street. se 11-3t Fo SALE OB RENT—My DWELLING, sit nated at the intersection of Marylsud and Vir- inia avenues, between 7th and Sth streets west, fie House is 51 feet front by 40 feet deep, with = i throngh the center. The lot is 100 fect ront ye leep, embracing one half of 21g et ee Ee SEM ES, att __ Seaton House, y Las! STAUBANT AND DWELL- UST Re aT PRIVATE a. The subscriber will sell, at private sale, on favorable terms, a first class RESTAURANT AND DWELLING. now doing a first-class and paying business. This property offers a rare opportunity to persons desiring to embark in the Restaurant business. HAS. 8, WALLAOH, Attorney, se 116t* Office No. 42 La. ave.. corner sth st A= MILL FOR RENT—A FLOURING MILL, on Rock Cr about 3‘; miles from the Centre Ma: ket Hou Washington, running two setts of Burrs, and capable of turni barrels of flonrin 24 hours, witha B: separate Danse. A comfortable miller’s house, arden, pasture land, &c.. and stabling for four Forse Possession in Octobe: mill. .DABNELL, the p: to THOS. BLAGDEN. Argyle Far: . Washington. 86 11-e03t { xandria Gazette and Rockville Sentinel will please publish Ad send bill to this effice ] {OR RENT—One three-story BRICK HOUSE, with barement and fine large yard.on soath side of Penusyivanis avenue. between 2ist and 22d streets; alro. two desirable BOOMS over my Hat Store, No. 234 Pennsylvania avenne, suitable for office or @ place of residence. T+rms moderate. Ingvire of B. H STINEMETZ, 234 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 12th and 13th sts se lo tf ‘TENSIVE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON AUIBERAL TERMS AND LONG CREDIT. SIX HUNDRED BUILDING LOTS. We will offer until further notice, at private sale, upon the most liberal terms aod long credit, the mort desirable lot of property ever offered in this , situated in some seventy different squares throw, bout the city. Parties wishing to secure @ building let will find this the best opportunity ever offered jalogues of the square, number of at = ation, ew of feet, price, and terms, jo be bi at our office. ; CLAGETT & SWEEN Auctioneers and Real Estate A. se 10 dim No. 4 Market Space, OBR BENT—Large and small HOUSES, fur pished and unfurnished. Also. desirable APARTMENTS, furnished or unfurnished, sui able for honsekeeping, with or without Board. Inquire at STARR & CO.'S, 305 F street, near Ith. se 7-Im* Foe SALE—A fine GARDEN FARM, within three-fourths of a mile of city limits.’ It con- tains about 90 acres of improved land, under a high state of cultivation with crops, new brick dwell- ing. bere gt es “Ey water, end all necessary out buildings. App! ALEXANDER & MASO) 8e7-10t* Corner 7th and F streets, Fe SALE—The GOOD WILL, LEASE, and FIXTUBES of a Restaurant and Billiara Room now doing @ 200d business, located at the corner ef 8th and L streets, Navy Yard, No. 632. ase of sale, ill health of pronrt ir. The above is one of the best stands in the rict, amd is neatly fitted oat, Apply onthe yemiocs. to Apply at the nt tenant, or ,or 453'8th | Apply and I streets. ERY DESIR. ATED B fe4-1m* BLE AND ELIGIBLY SiTU- ILDING LOTS AT PRI- VATE SALB The subscriber will sell at private yorable terms, Lots Nos. 24,25 and <i, uare No. oe each 80 feet on 14th street west, between south B and OC streets, by 1/0 fect 1 inch deep, to a 30 foot alley; Lot No. 10. in Bq 200 fronting 49 feet Sinches on 13th street west between south B and O streets, by 155 feet 6 inches dee 3 foot ailey; and t No. 20, in sabdi- vision of Square No 327, fronting 24 feet 8 inches on Maryland avenue, between 11th and 12th streets we ¥ 59 feet deep, toan alley. These lote offer a desirable opportanity to persons wishing to build or invest, and wili be sul sere. omg. em ae = ~~) ice No. 42,8. W corner se 3-2w end Louisiaua avenu 4674202 RENT—Two Furnished BOOMS, on first floor, or two rooms and kitchen, at No. 467 18th street, between E and Fete. au is-tr [92 BENT—A three story BRIOK HOUSE with 10 rooms and all modern. vements.situa- ted on ith street. between B md 0 + Vor further iculal of T. M. SAC at., Botwsen ie eguire of Mw. senobentiy ?'F; . FS. eesti STOBB No. 321 D street, Bear lith. It immediately Penne. vente, and isone of 208 of iy situ rooms fo Washington city. Apply to Gs Bs BARRE. cr the Brat Otee an 1 intely the porty hase large brick deelll run ott TT “AUCTION SALES. [For ocher Auction Sale BY /4mxso. mauin E800 , Aucionsers. ner i, at oe, Lb ts in OB the proper: Conveyancing st pur haser’s cost tol? JAMEs ©. MCGUIRE & 00 , Aucts. B* D. L. WELLS & 60. Uctieue: rs and Keal Estate Brokers, Northwest corner Wth ano F streets. OF SOUTH G 8 AST, Near the the premises we shall ell Lot 4, in Square No 1,020, each frout- e1etmatey. 92S down on each lot. Conveyan- Dg end stam: it parcha-er's cos! peat parc’p L. WELLS & 00., s012-4 Unte'} ‘Auctionrers, BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers VALUARLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON NOKTH HSTRS between ist and North Onpitel streets. at Public Awction Om THURSDAY, the 20:h inst.,at$ o'clock p m We rhall sell, on the premiscs Lot No 47. in J. € McGuire's subdivision of Square No. 624 fropt ot 21 feet, by 175 fee! 3 inches, to ailey. which bas been. recently paved ‘erms: One third cash; balance im six, and twelve months. for notes bearing interest and secured by @ deen of trust on the premises. All co.vevancing apd revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser $50 down when the property is knockes off, ee l2d GREEN & WILLIAMS BY W. 0 WALL & 00. Auctionce: TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES IN THE 18T WARD AT AUCTION On TUESDAY . Sept. the isth até o'clock p m . We wilieeil. in front of the prem es, all that part ot Lot No 3 situated fn Sy wes of Syuare No i4 in the city of Wa-hington, fronting 47 fect, more or less on 2itn t, between Pennsylvania avenue and M street. and run @ beck to Rock Creek, with ‘he two fra: Each house will be sold which it stands Terms : One third cash: balance in six and twelve months. with interest, secured by ed of trast on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser relzd W. L. WALL & OO, Ancts B W.L WALL & CU. Anctioneers Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 Louisiana avenue. SALE OF HORSES be ioes HABNESS, ic & On SATURDAY MORNING September 15, at 10 clock, a the Bazaar.a uamber of Saddle d Work H a full descrip tion at sale.) comprising about. . FIFTY HORSES Many good Work. Saddle and darness Horses = . Also, New Express Wagous, with aud without Top, built in this city, Also. fon of New and Se-ond hand Bug Carriages, Wagons, and other vehicles, One Hack and one Coupee in good order. ALso, New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Gar riages. . &t private «ale. les days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ages Bnd Harness always on private sa! WL. WALL @ U).. Aarts, RY THOS. DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown SALE OF \ ALUABLE REAL ES- 5 IN GEORGETOWN, D C. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Vourt of the Di-trict of Columt passe! September ¢, 1365, in Eyuity cause No. 75;, Docket 8 * Bob t #. Mason er al..vs Wm. Virginius Mason.” f will offer at ubticsale. infront of tue premises, WEDNES- DAY 26th inst.. at clock p. Hi that real es- tote with the impr ements. kro BAS parts of lots six. seven and eight in Holmead’s addition to «aid tewn ard fronting sixty nine 6 “ton the south side of Brid; ‘eet, by a hundred and twenty (120) feet deep, with the exception of asmall triangle condemned for Avueduct street, as will be shown by # plat of the same. Al-o immediatly after the above sale. I will seli the property recently owned by Mi: ‘Mary Ann Clark. deceased Bnown as all those and 26° in Beatty & Hawkin’s addith aidtown. fronting on the west side of High street feet 6 tches and running west of thet width to Back Street; the same beng compo-ed of the south 39 feet of lot 25¢ and the north 91 feet 6 inches of lot 25, subject. however, to a life estate of Sarah Hutchins in & small tenement on the corner of said premires Te piseeh wing pe by the decree d the residne in two eyual payments, at six and twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, the title being retained until the full payment of urchase money, or at the ‘he whole purchase money may sey ether She sale, Conveyanciny stamps at purchaser's cost. ee RTON. Trasteo. HUGH Cap MAS DOWLING, sept 10,13,17,20,23,25 Auctioneer. ¥ NAGLE & 00. Bales-rooms Auctioneers. lo. 295 Pennsylvania avenue, Nagle & Co. will give their personal attention to the sale of Real B-tate and Household Furnitureat the residence of amilies declining houscheogt Also, te the sa:es of stooks of Groceries and Mer- chandise of every description, Horses, Oarri: 5 Harness. &c deol-ly 486 486 MABKBITER’S, SEVENTH STBEET. INTEBIOR DECORATIONS! CHOICE STOCK! Lately received. and now open for inspection, the HANDSOMEST ‘ASSORTMENT ever offered in Washington, embracing— PAPERHANGINGS Of Foreign an Domestic Manufacture, of the best Fabrics and LATEST STYLES, Ctra PARL@ES, HALLS. DINING ROOMS, CHAM- BERS. and LINRABIES, embraciag New. Bich, and Unique Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns for Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders; also,a large and select Stock of medium and low priced Papers. WINDOW ee o New and beautiful patterns, on Buff, Green, and revailing Colors. TAN. LAVENDER, and STONE GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and without Centers. Window Shades of any required Size, Style, or Color. made to Order. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, The Largest assortment in the District, war- ranted to be Gilded with Guid Leaf, and from the Best Manufacturers in the Country—embraci WALNUT. \imitation.) BOSEWOOD. and ai GILT OVAL PI€TURE FRAMES, WALNUT BRACKETS, OONVEX GLASS. &c. Persons having Photographs ed tocall and examineour ing Frames. PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, In Crimgon, Seariet, Green, and Blue Colors,from the smallest Photo; ee to the Largest Portrait Size; also, SILK GOED and TASSELS, different Y 3 Special attention paid to this Branch ef our Bus- ness. * PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS in Store. On Sale,a few Choice - Nos and ENGRAVINGS. Thankful fer the liberal patronage received,the attention of the Public is called tothe above Bi &s the most complete in the District, a large por- tion of which bas been Manufactured specially to Order; and with the weekly additions received will make it all times such as is kept in = Well Begulated Establishment. Orders for rarer ging or Window Shades punctually and faith fally executed, in City or Country. ay order Bot satisfactory filled, will be immediately cor- (necording tovauality sold at as Low Bi acco: DB, qu sol Ger can fe purchased in the District. TEEMS OASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR, J. MARERITER, No. 456 7th street, iy 3-19" doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. P USEC LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN. SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENT’S PBOCLA- MATION Bo. 728. ~aree tena es 4t orcers over tive cry millions of acres of vacah it public lands in wIis- are request: it before par- CONSLN, as follows: At the Land Ufice at LA OROSSE, on the 17th day of SEPTEMBER. next, the reserved sections in ix Townships and of Tewnships, in the ccanties of Monroe Jackson, Trempalcas, and the Land Office at da ears pent. sopen Town- anat the Land Office at FALLS ST. CROTX, on forty four "Ken ehipe and parte of Town. >y ounti sof ta jerce, and St, Land Office at FALLS 8T. CROIX, on of Town: if 5 aed rH Be of PT) 3 Be te FI ty iy Kt, the rese! in ten ownebibein {he cou: ties of Olarke, Ghip- re a Umice at STEVENS POINT, on the Octoser pext, one hundred end Ee es 2 zr z Ft f er day of NovemseEr next, the reserved sections in of Seb citi tale Lr iece Beret At the Land Office at BAYFIELD. on 19th ont ped aT a nie ine ond oT = M. EDMUNDsa, ; a oa One-third cash, | LA CROSSE, on the 2th | teen partes of rts of lots 254 | AUCTION SALES. ST ae tiene Rs 2s es THIS AFTERNOON AND TO.HORROW. ¥ GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. Will be sold by Poblic Auction, op TRURSDAT the isth iretamt ate ouch p mm. on the premises, Le No 19.40 Buare No 6. being uh -tvided tate tro hulldine Lots each having a fromt of 33 feet § a 9 Ser deep fron ing 19th 1] L mreere ‘orth, bolus het. type third cash, balancein «ix and twelve wterest secured months for notes beartne t @ deed of trust ud ben aola ____ @BEEN @ WILLIAMS, anow, B' GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anuctionsers. TSO STORY FRA HOUSE AND LOT om ary iar aver near 45) stroet,at Pablic Auc- tion On'TBURSDAY, the 13th inat., at 6 o'clock p, ™M we rhati sell on the 1 Let ho 3 premises. in vation a feet inebes frovt. ranuing beck witht BBX THOS. DOWLING Auct ; Georgetown. — DEABLY NEW “EE URN eton sad Green streets, @ general y pew Furniture, vir— me Wardrohe. Lounge ieasamei Redsteads and Bedding Chrirs, Tat es Washstands Otlcleth. M & Free sent Crockery and @ mentioned set St lor Btoves re, end many articles not THOS DOWLING, aw BY. L. WALL & 00. Auctioncers. virtne of a cecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Co nmbia, passed in equity cause, 171. the ee ber will offer for sale on Fi ¥, ats ons. the city of . ia Ll the spot most {~ orebly considered for the new Presidential Mansion ‘This i= the only oppor ro able prices i ~ rrounding property is held by spec- *. a8 preacribed by decree. One- residue in six, twelve, aud eighieam months, with interest from dey of #ale, an coa- veyancing, focludicg revenne stamps, at the cost if th: teh eo ee CARTER MARBURY. Trostee an 7-co&ds (lut} W.L WALL & CO. ucts, S7 THE ABOVE SaLE IS POSTPONED ON Scoonnt of the rain, until TUESDAY aAFTER- JN. September t same heur, on the prem- By order of Trustee 7 Wok WALL & 00., Aucts. S27 THE ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN Obed om RcCONDT Koon Sept rath By order of" 6 T . ow L. WALL & ©0., Ancta. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IVY PROVED REAL ES- TATA SALK. FBONTING ON SOUTH > TWAEN THIKD AND FOURTH STREETS, zacr CaPiTOL HILL, AT PULBLIO aUug- rt On FRIDAY, the lath 5 0" kp 1 ‘ay of September next, al! sell, in front of the & (eed of trust to me from be 20th day of March, 1845, he Land Records for Wash- ict of Columbia. Liber d 2). Lot No 12, fronting : ton south A street. r bit g back # good depth to fine alleye, with the im- plovemen ‘tbe above property will be sold according to the said deed of treet on the rE os Ove fourth cash; ance in 6, 2 Tone months tor notes bearing interes @ deed «f trust on the premises. All conveyancing Aird revenue siamp at the cost of the purchaser. $100 cown when the property is knocked off by the Auctioncer®., on eRT BOSTON, Trastes au si-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts,_ ¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED KEAL ESTATE. ON H STREET NORTH, between 4th and oth Streets west, at Pawlic Anction On WEDNESDAY, the 19th inst , at 5 o'clock p. M., ob the premises, Lot No. 12. in Square N £17 Halt the lot is improved by two 2-story Frame Dwellings one on frent end the other im the rear of the lot. 15 feet front by 10 feet Seow, which Is now renting at $40 per month Lot Joining on the east » dime: sions. which mekes this property very desirable beingin a good loca- tien. Terms: One half cash; bi mentbe. for notes hearing in 8 deed of trust on the premt: nd revenue stamps chaser. $0 dewn on each piece when sold. Title indys- putable. selld GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. GOVERNMENT SALE OF VALUBLE SovA AND BUILDING LOTS IN THE city Tion, BY ORDER O rik voMME SINE OF PUBLIO BUILDINGS * ‘BESDAY. the ith dar of October next, 1866. we will sell, te the highest bidder, com: 12 o'clock M.. at our Auction Boom, No one onaer of ro eos wee! ant D street north, the foliowing ne ro) . belo: the Government of the Untred Btutes, ee Lots Bembored 16, 17, 18, 20, and 21, in Syuare No, Lots numbered 2,3 4. and 5, in Square No 612. Lot numbered 13, in Square south of No. 667. Lot numbered 13, in Square No. 835. Lots numbered 12, 13. and 14, in Square No. 1,119, Lot numbered 16. in Square No. 1,132. This square bas recently been subdivided and laid out in lets, and will be sold in lots, accordi t will be shown om the day ‘ne desire to bid for the eutire BD opportunity will be offered. Cash, in Government funds, on the de- of the property urchase money to be paid when the property is knocked off. Shovld the purchaser fail to comply. qt erty will then and t be put up again to to the next highest bidder. f the whole terms are not complied with m thirty days from the day of sale. the Commissioner reserves the right to resell the p att risk and cost of the first [ayn 7 order the Commissioner of Public an &u23-eo&és GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Anucts. ¥GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneors. TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 BUILDING LOT ON i%th STREET. BETWEEN LAND M STS. NOBTH. aT PUBLIC AUCTION. Un MONDAY, the i7th instant, at 5 o'cleck m.,I shall sell,on the premises, by virtue of deed of trust to me, dated the 1th day of Dec ber. 185. and duly recorded in the fend rec for Washington county, Distriet of Columbi. ance six and twelve est. and red by All conveyancing it the cost of the pu Liber BK. M. H., No. 13, folios 33, 31 am the following described premises, to wit: Lot 55, im Gillet’s subdivision of lots 1) and 12. in Suaare No. 140 of the original pist of said city; and also Lot No. 46 of ~aid subdivision. Terme Cash ing end revenue rcheser $100 down is of the auction- {the terms are not complied with within fi jaye etter t ¥ Of sale. the trustee reserves the right t« t the risk and cest of the de- faulting ng, by advertising three times in the Rvouing Stary ARLES JONES, fed lawade GREEN & WILL! CE _SUPERINTE FUGEES, FREED * LADS. Freepwes’s Viv i Trastec, MS, Acts, ENT BUREAU EN AND ABAN- Lack. Va., Sept. 8, 1856, issioner Hurean Refugees, 12 condemmed Bu- Stoves, Stove Pipe, Farm lm- mts, sc ic BI . T ; bh in Government fonda. ate ag LAWRENCE ve 10-68 Capt. V. B.C, Superintendent. ant Colonel James M. OWS: Barrack No. I, 41 feet One quarters, M toons not feet a One addition to do., 16 feet x 32 feet One Quarters. 16 feet x 30 feet One Oihos, ie fects feo vihee, x One J2 feat x 12 [° i HH i eqriivite te it i] 3 bs) 3 ] EY 3 i Ff i ah re e z ~4 A Bs 8 eect ; rf i a Eee iit rte Citrate £ iY H F f fe i f i H and ft a war wren a OR Oe