Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1866, Page 3

sible. to be massed in front of the Vity Hall, ed THE EVENING STAR. —~ LOOAL NEWS. The Reception ef the Preside: MEETING OF THE COUNCIL com™ Last evening an adjourned meeting of the jount committee of the city councils, with rep- yesentatives from various associations, was held in the Aldermen's Ohamber, City Hall, to complete the arrangements for the oe ay of the President on Saturday next, Mr. T. E. Lloyd m the chair. The sub-committee on arrangements made a yeport as te the order of procession, as follows: Marsbal and aids; Military, consisting of U. S. jetantry. U.S. Marmes, U.S. cavalry; Presi cent spd party: the Mayors of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria, and others of the Reception Committee; the corporate au- thorities of Washington; the corporate author- jues of Georgetown: the corporate anthorities ef Alexandria; the Resident Executive Gom- mittee of the Philadelphia Convention; the (idest Inhabitants Association: the Board ot ‘Trade; the Qonservative A and Navy Union: Young Men’s National Union Ciub of Washington; Young Men’s National Union Club of Georgetown; Johnson Departmental Club: National Democratic Association: Exec- uve Committee Irish Citizens; Employees of Washington Navy Yard; Employees of the + pal, Employers of the Government Print- Mice: First Ward Joboson Ciub; Second Ward Jebnson Clab; Third Ward. Johnson Club; Fourth Ward Johnson Club: Fifth Ward John-on Clad; Sixth Ward Johnsen Club: Sev- Ward Johneon Club: Citizens and stran- U.S. Steam Fire Brigade; Washington y Fire Department (ther associations will report to the Chief Marsbal e £ « jiers of the War of 1512 will assemble co of the White House to pay their to the Chief Mavistra'e. Mar-bxl—Col. James A. Tait. Aids—Uol. W. Wedd, Col. S. W. Owen, Col. Lem. Towers, oi. James Y, Davis, Major Robert Clark, Captain M. P. Fisher. All on foot. Lhe lime wil be formed in front of the City Hail at 4 o'clock. The report was adopted. Jvyce. from the sub-committee on police, ed that he had waited on Major Richards, ntendent of Police. who will see in per- © the police arrangements. Noyes reported that the President a y weuld arrive at 5 o'clock on Satur ‘. bad received a dispatch te that effect from 1 the President's Private Secretary, ateh from General McCallum, who «e of the railroad arragements, to the flect. The Mayor had also received a Tom the President stating the same. Col. Tait, the Chief Marshaj. stated that his pion would be that the procession form on In- fans and Loutsiana avenues. the military at elt, the bead resting on New Jersey e. The civic associations, as far as pos- d sod the left of the line extending, if necessary, street. When the President arrived he With the party, be conducted in front of | e to the City Hall, the military follow- ad turning down Jd street. 5 the suggestions ef Col. Tait as to forming tbe procession were adopieu. ir. Noyes moved that a committee be ap- | a on decorations, and suggested that at point an arch be thrown across the ave- The motion was agreed to, and Mess Mead, Wright, andjEamonston were appot After the transaction of some other business or importance the committee adjourned. MEETING OF CITIZENS A meeting of the citizens was held in the Counctl chamber jast evening to make ar- ements for joining in the reception of the esident, at which Mr. R. M. Hall presided rd Dr T.G. Clayton acted as secretary. (m motion of Mr. Lloyd, # commitiee was pointed on resolutions, as follows :—Messrs. | & Lioyd, Samuel Lewis, Dr. W. ©. Da- | bamel, Capt. W. J. Gary and John H.Thomp- | son The commitiee subsequently reported a res- | ciution providmg that they anite in the recep. | uot ceremonies: which was adopted. Dr. Dabamel moved that a committee of ten be appomted to act with the Council commit- tres and other organizations in adopting meas- ures for (be reception of the President: which Was adopted, and the fellowing gentlemen were appointed -—Dr. Dubamel, Joon Thaw. Gee. L. Sheriif, Major} lood, Rob’t Ball, Sam’l Normen ohn H. Thompson. »s. Hamlin. A © el Davis, aud siso the chairman, *. Owen was appointed marshal, he power to appoint Ris assistants: after ich, the meeting adjourned to meet at the Inmore depot. MEETING OF THE CONSERVATIVE ARMY NAVY UNION. The regular weekly meeting of this associa- n Was held last evenmmg at the Council ber. Col. James A. Tait in the chair, and Kudeyard actimg as secretary. The sion took & recess for an hour that the citi- s meeting should take piace, and subse quently re-assembled, Lieut. Gooding in the cbair Lieut. Gooding reported that the committee on arrangements had conferred with the Council committees relative to the arrange- ments for the procession. The Chair called the attention of the mem- bers to the fact that severai gentlemen appointed & delegates to the Cle veland Con vention could hot attend. Col. D. Farley, Lieut. Styles and Lient Pierce were appointed delegates to the Coa- yention, and the chairman was authorized to li vacancies. Bng. Gen. C. Everett was unanimously choseu marshal for the association on Satu Gsy afternoon, with power to select one or more assistants. T some other business, Senator Mc- gall addressed the meeting in his inimitable 38 AND MEETING OF THE JERSEYMEN. meeting of the Jerseymen was held at the tons] Union Headquarters last evening— Co!. Hachett im the chair, and Mr. J. A. Fay, Secretary—at which they resolved as Jersey- men to participate in the reception. SEVENTH WARD MEETING. An adjourned meeting of citizens ot the Seventh Ward was held at Potomac Hall last nicht, Dr. Allen, president, im the chair, and J. | Thomas secretary. lt was unanimously agreed unite with the citizens of other wards in “welcoming the Presidentou hisretarn. Messrs. Wm. Wise and ©. Gill were appointed mar- Sbals for the eccasion. followimg resolutions were adopted ; Resolved, That we believe in Andrew John- on we bave @ true patriot and friend in the aithful discharge of his sworr duties as Presi- entofthe United States, and that we tender n bis reception, our devotion and thanks 1 ¢ bigh and impartial manner in which be bas administered the functions of his office sn the recovering moments of our distracted, dying, and bleeding country; and that we fally and bartily endorse bim in the speady restora- tion of the Union in all its parts. Kesolved, That we will unite with our fel- low-crtizens in rece Executive and his distinguished suite, on their return to the Capital trom Chicago, where they bave been engaged in paying solemn devotions ‘othe memory of the illustrious Stephen A. gias, the defender of equal rights to all the De it was agreed to assemble at Isiand Hall on the day of the reception, to mee: with the workmen of the Areenal, and form a proces- mon A committee of thirteen, consisting of Messrs. Croggon, J. H. Bird, J. W. Martin, Wm. Tucker, J.B. Ellis, Wm. Wise, J. L. Pearson, W. A. Barns, Wm. CUammacx, A. Grinder, and Daniel O'Connor, was appointed and a constitation for the ‘day next. Adjourned. og apenas NSOEDERLY AND IsDECENT EXxPosuRE.— y Wisnt, a boatman, having more than “5 on the water side to look up a fight. He met with a man named John Mouldin, sod proposed a fight; but Mouldin dia not feel «posed to amuse Bim. Wiant was 80 dis- pleased at the refusal that he made an inde- cent exposure of bis person im the presence of uldin. Officer Mastin arrived on the spot me to relieve Mouldin of the presence of upplessant customer, who was taken be- re Justice Buckey and fined $2.44 in each Case ——_e—___ Daw CasTELLo’s “Great Sow” Advertised to exbrbit im this city on Monday and Tuesday, September 2éth and 25th, has been warmly Praised by the press, in those cities where ag ecieng oe — lace. Dan is said Ave & Most excellent Circus com: S fue stock of trained horses: also, pees yr Most complete collections of w: animals on *xhibitio this country. We have no doubt he will make for himself the same reputation Sere he seems to BAve won in Richmond and tewhere. —— A Preasant? Pic-Nic.—The third annual Dic-mic of the Seventh-street Passenger Raul. “Sy Kebet Association, given on Wednesday ©vening at the Seventh-street Park, was, as Predicted, & decided suecats, the many friends of ‘he conductors and drivers being present in force, and *njoying themselves ia the dance Buttl morning. Cezprsme sn Wiles ~ + NTING THE Wronxe Orricers.—We are ‘oimed that Contee, mentioned in the letter of Mariborough correspondent, as sentenced Fo Maryland penitentiary for 15 years, and ten (Be been arrested by Messrs, Wise and 1D. WAS srrested by officer Peaster, of the Aiken” 8d, who dehyered im to Wise and Y pesos ‘ouage of fighting whisky on board, went | ing his Excellency the | Opening of the WATIONAL THRATEE. ‘We dropped in this morming at the «Na- tonal”—so rechristened—and found the piace & scene of rusbing activity peculiar to a large theatrical establishment on the eve of re- opening. Scenic artists, paper-bangers, up- bolsterers, carpenters, @As-fitters, and ma- ehinery men were plying their implements with bury Assiduiry: hough to the casual eye things looked rathor “m.xed,” it needed but & sbort survey of the premises to see that very brilliant results were Tapidiy being evolved from this hurly-burly. Upon the stage, a brace of actors were rehearsing a fencing scene; while close at band. and undisturbed by the clatter and bustle, Mr. Lam» was putting in the rapid effective touches upor the new act curtain. At the box-office front and elsewhere was a busy set of theatrical folk arranging all the myriad details of the new scenic play for tne opening—in short, the whole establishmen Up stairs aud down, was a scene of bustle am excitement. ‘The result of all this labor must be that the « Nationai” —ex-“Grover’s”— will hardly know itself. The auditoriam has been greatly improved: the fronts of the parqnette, family- circle and gallery haye been painted a deili- cate lilac, and ornamented in relief with clas- sie female heads in plaster, surrounded with lowing scroll-work. The private boxes have been refitted ina style to adap them for the use of the most fastidious. Internally, they Sre delightfully cosy and luxurious, aud the outer decorations of coloring and gilding are marked by c much better taste than usually ebaracterizes such adornments. The new act eurtain upon which Lamb is engaged will add Much to the attractiveness of the place. The picture, styled «The Dream of Areadia,” after Coles’ celebrated panting, is embraced in a gracefully ornamented oval. Lamb has in this instance shown his usnal good taste in choice of subjects for effective and pleasing curtain scenes. A teature worthy of notice is the arrange- ment of the foot-lights, which are sunk into the stage in a concave metalic screen; thas avoiding the unsightly and inconvenient per- pendicular shades formerly in use. The green room and dressing rooms are being newly pa- pered and carpeted, showing that thoughtful attention has been paid to the comfortand con- venience of the company, as well as the an- dience. Ope notes, in passing behind the scenes, the ample supply of fire hose by which, in case of fire, the theater could be flooded with wa- ter almostinetantly. In act.in refitting tne theater, every improvement that experience or gvod judgmentand good taste could suggest, has been adopted witnout regard to cost. The entire building. we may say here, has been completely renovated: and not an unsightly or defaced object meets the eye. A new entrance has been made to the galery, directly from the street, westof the box office, whereby no little pressureis diverted from the main en- trance through which the gallery occupants formerly passed. Further facility of egress 1s also made by constructing an ontlet-door at the westside of the dress-circle. By these means the theater can beemptied in very much less time than beretofore. The gallery en- trance and stairway is alsoof such width as to allow of easy entrance and exit In the dress. a great improvement has been effected, ing the platforms holding the rear rele chairs, by whicb means ocenpants of these favorite seats have an uninterrupted view of the stage Externally, we note many improvements, Ameng which is the elevation upon the roof ot laree lamps, calculated to throw a flood of ligbt ppon the street front. The alterations in the house have been made under the superintendence of Messrs. Kelley & Gross, the machi {8 of the theater; the drop aud actcuriains by Lamb, the scenic artist or the National; the frescoing is by Oarstein: painting by Zachary & Spalding: and the up. bolstering by Joun Alexander. Contemporary With the progress of the work of renovation and adornment is the extensive work of prepara- tion by another set of mechanics and artists for bringing out the new spectacular play which has had such a run elsewhere, styled the Ice ¥ and which affords Getz. of Baltimore, an opporivnity to employ all his resources aad talents in the way of scenic display.It is de- signed to bring this play out in effective style at the National, as a demonstration to some ex- tentof the capanpilities of the establishment. The immense stage of the National—one of the a. } largest in the country—affords unlimited range for the macbinist’s art, as does also the ample Wings and great pitch of ceiling. The stage, by the way, bas been entirely reconstructed for the new season; and particularly witha view to the adequate personation of the +Jce Witch.” This piece, which requires an army of periormers, will have in leading parts the Fowler Sisters, danseuses, Bangs, Bishop, comedian.) Miss Josephine Tyson. (Ice Wit b,) Mrs. Fred Williams, commedienne and vocalist, and Louisa Glasford, from Niblo’s Garden. as the Sun God. The /ce Witch isto be followed by a line of performances sufficiently varied to suit the ya- riety of tastes, and which will bring before us during the season such stars as Ristori, Jo Jef- ferson, Jas. W. Wallack, the Maretzek Italian Opera Troupe, Maggie Mitchell, the Webb Sis- ters, &c., &c. The regular company is not yet fully made up, but will embrace sach per- formers as Mr. Spackman, (Stage Manager,) Mr Bangs, Mr. Jeffries, Miss Josephine Ty- son, Miss Adele Plunkett, Mrs. Germon and Mrs. Williams. The general management of theestablishment will be in the competent bands of the proprie- tors, Messrs. Spalding & Rapley, and the pub- lie may thus count apon liberal catering for their amusement, and ample arrangements tor their comfort and convenience. ‘The task of securing first-class stars—theatri- | ealand operatic—for the National, has been judiciously confided to Mr John T. Ford: who, by securing the same performers for engage. ments at his Holiday Street Theatre, in Bal i- more, will be “killing two birds with one stone,” and will,in the double engagement thus offered, be able to afford irresistible in- ducements to first-class talent. We look for an exceedingly brilliant season at the National. It will possibly open en Monday night, bat certainly in the early part of next week. CITY ITEMS. —_e—_—_. ONE THOUSAND DoLLars Wort of new Styles of Jewelry and Silver-Plated Ware, will be opened to-morrow, the 15th, at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, near 43 street. Semetieliicesamees Yates & SELHY, No. 323 Pennsylvania ave- nue, are now receiving their stock of Fall and Winter Dress Goods. Calicos, Cotton and Wool Fiannels, Cloths, Cassimeres, Oarpets, Oil Cloths. &c. 4 oo — Now’s THE Day and now’s the hour to buy your clothing at One Price only, at Henning’s, on the corner of Seyenth streetand Maryland avenue. ae eer BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved 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 sotreited. paimiencesey = sereeeet JewEiry and Silver Plated Ware Spoons, Forks, Goblets, Cups, Salts, received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% st. 6 ° Wat Doctors, Ministers, and Professors think of them.—I recommend their use to public speakers.” — Rev. E. H. Chapin. “1 have never changed my mind respecting +Brown’s Bronchial Troches” from the first, excepting to think better of that which I began thinking well of."—Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. “Great fervice in subduing boarseness.”—Rer. Daniel Wise, New York. +The Troches are taf of lite to me."—Prof. Edward North, President of Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y. “A simple &nd elegant combination for Coughs, etc.”— Dr. G. F. Bigelow, Boston. sath ASRS: Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex- cretences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfully treated by br. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn nv. between 4 and 6th streets. Ot- fice hours from 8a m. te 5 p.m. and 6 to Sp. m. No charge for consuliation. oe —- PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter ee MARRIED, j—O’BBIEN. In Washi . F ‘ Dapee—o® a 2 Washington, on Thurs |, at the residence of the v. Pr Gili . THOMAS Adintant Firat Army N,of Washing- ED ber 18, 1836, SYDNEY A. ROB- POON BOWEN. wile of De, Ubation Hotiee wite - and oldest daugbter of Mr. J. and Mrs. A Theon, aged 25 years, 5 months and 26 days, ‘The frieuds and scgusintences are respectfally invited to attend her neral. from he res ef her husband, Dr. Bowen. 432 Massachu etts avenne. between and 7th streets, on Baturday evening. at 3 o'clrc! ‘Oh. Jeans take her to your arms 5 Oy, the 14th instant, MARKE 73d year. Bis fui tl take place et Wm Whalen’s, corner 24 aud Cats. Island, at 3% o'clock pm: Batu-day Fe: SS —eeeeeEeaaSaEaEaEaEEeEeEeEeEeEoEoEoEoE—— GBaFss ' GRAPES‘: Goed GARDEN GEAPES ore aow selling fro 20 to 20 cents per pound at 3. PEARSON'S Fruit Store, @eG-co 691 6th street, nesr Poun’s eronue, —__ WANTS. Wise mranen prussap A , WANT fines Sosy ISAIAH MORAN German GIRL, to cook, wa-b meisting of Kert's Resteure uniter twenty years of age rk aud narsing. Ap) sels Ww ANTED—A good SEAMSTRESS. Must also understand dress making. Becommendati ns dee pad of PLY atthe White Bouse on the hill, se 15-2t ANTED—To into th eI W viz mony ec WHiTe WOM Se an sesist in other work. For further informatiot ap: ply at 296 H street, bet. 17th and 18th. se13 3t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Three unfur- Bisbed RUOMS or a HOU ae for a small family. ina good locstion. either in Wash or Georgetown Address R. F ing looation and terms. » at Star 0: le COOK. white or Bestanrant Beferen- equired. No others need apply. at 509 7th at. nWandE KLEIN & HELMS. W 4NTED—By October tet, 1855. 9 furnished HOUSE with all the modern improvemeuta Aedress‘'s. H. ©.,” No, 234 H street, between 1h and 2th » 86 I2-0t* WATE Eight good CKUAYERS, for wi will be paid. Ap- ich the beat city wages ply toGEO H MABTI > i corner of 2d and D sta tol J rr Hyekses WANTED— Ten HORSES, sound, young. and in good erder, Apply at NAILOB «& eno ‘2 we 12-3 E street, near ith. W 4ANTED—By 8 married ledy a BABY to nurse, r own house, who hes roxidence Hospital pitol Hill. seiz at’ h F lately Jo-t her own chiid. For further iaformation apply a1 No 199 F street, near 4% street, Island, no ie St ANTED—Two FURNISIIED ROOMS and a KITCHEN, for housekeepiug; for gentleman Ww and wite. Kooms in a private house preferred, Acdrers, as beiow, stating localit terms. U. B. MORGAN. City Post Office. se 12-3t* V TANTED—A SITUATION, by & respectable midele «pel woman, to cook, wash and iron ipa respectable private family, or te do gane housework Inquire at N 56 K street, bet 18th and 19th etreets, north side, fer three days. ne 12 3t* ANTE V ‘Te hire immediately, by the month or r, ix oreight colored FARM HANDS. None need apply unless accustomed to farm work. and are willing to live im the conntr: For rent, wi heut board. four well surnished ROOMS, with Kitchen. situated in @ respectable and healthy neighborh: 60. and convenient to the Departments. Apply to JOHN J JOHNSON, Attorne: law, No 3>9 La. ave..oppositeCity Hall. se 12 4t™ ing a furnished \ J ANTFD—An: t) 6th and 15th sts., y HOUSE torent betws north of Penu’a avenne, who desire a responsible and permanent tenant will find it to their =dvao- tage te inquire at STABB & CO.'s, 3005 F street, net sar 12th se7-2w* Ww ANTED—By a reapectatle young girl a UATION to do chamberwork and plain sew: ing. Adoressanoteto J H , Star office. se3 respectable wot a SITOA- ret class Cook in a Boarding House Address Box No 10 Star Office. TION as or Restaurant. Gold and 3: r Watches, Ladies and Gents’ Olothing ny articles of value, at R. FULTON & CO.’s, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th strect three doors north ef Penn’a avenue. N. B. 0 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks, for sale cheap. Jy 21 eo2m* W ANTEr —SECOND BAND FUBNITUKE Also. MIRKOBS. OARPETS. BEDS, BED. DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street. je 8-t? between G and H. east std —— GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS NA AND CHEAP FALL GOODS, AT MIL- LER S. 101 BRIGE STREET, GEORGE TOWN —6 000 yds tail Calicoes, at 18, 18%, 20, 22, and 2 cts ;2 000 yde Flanne! 40, 49, 60,6239. 70, 78,57, 00 cts ; 4.000 yds. Bi hed Muslin, at 15, 20, 23. 20, 28, 31, 8744; 2100 yds, Brown Muslin nton Flann at lS, 183; , 20, 25. no, € Sacking Flannels, Dress Goods in variety, + lothe and Uas- simeres. Housekeeping Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, « Notions. We will now be receiving constant 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 purcharing, au 14-Im* BENJAMIN MILLER. |) decree OF THE INTERIOR, Pension Orrice, July 13th, 1866, TO ALL WHOM IT MaY COBOREN Appiication having been made under the act of June 23,180 for the reissue of the following de- scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to bt been lost or destreyed,—Notice is hereby given that at the date following the description of each warrant a new certificate or warrant of like tenor be reissued, if no valid objection should then 46.442, for 120 acres, issued under the act of March 34, 1865, in the name of Archibald H Cole, = was granted January 28th, 1856.—October 6th, No 64.073. for 120 acres, tseued under the act of March 34. 1855, in the name of John Jones, and was granted April lst, 1856.—October 6th. 1: Ne 32.124 for 160 acres. issued under th t of March 3 1855, in the name #f James P Underhill, and was cranted July 11, 1856.—December 1, 1856 No. 24,256, for 80 scres, issued under the September, 180 in the name of Daniel Milton, and mae granted December 12th, 1551—December Ist, 8 No. 26 06. for 80 acr sued under the act of March 34. 1558, in the name of Daniel Milton, and was granted March 13th, 18'5—December Ist. 1956. eens wu" JO. H. BARRETT. ay 16-witw Gotamiesioner. SALE OF NAVY POWDERS. Navy Department. Bureau of Ordnance, Washinston City. Beptember 6, 1355. There will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidders, at noon. TUESDAY, the 24 day of October. at the office of the officer commanding the Naval Ordnance Depot at Jefferson Barracks Re- serve, near St. Louis, Mo., about five thousand (5 000) barrels of Powder, composed of cannon, mortar and musket powders. ‘The powders will be sold in lets te suit pur- chaser. Terms: ent funds; one-half to be de jon of sele,and the remainder within ten ys aft ards. during which time the powders must be removed from the Breaths otherwise they will revert to the Govern- nent. Purchasers will be required to farnish their own packages, where the powder is not in barrels, se 12 H.A. WISE, Chief of Eureau. QeHOoL BOOKs. THE PLACE TO BUY THEM. At BALLANTYNE'S, 498 BEVENTH STREET, NEAB E. A full Stock at the lowest prices. se l-2w kK REMOVAL, IDWELL & HENDERSON would re=pectfal- ly inferm their friends and the public that they bave remo ved to No. 505 9th «treet, near D, Sea- ton Bali Building, where they are prepared to offer to their friends and the public a choice as- sortment of WALL PAPEBS AND WINDOW SHADES of the lutest styles. Also on band, a fi os b Tabi essortment of Rastic Blinds, al overs, Picture Uosd 2nd Tassels, .. all of which they are prepared to sell at the lowest cash pric All work in their line executed in the city or country by experie: workmen, at shert notice and on moderate terms. au 30-2w | out buildings, _ POR SALE AND RENT. OB BENT_The STORE onder Metropolitan ty ee oe Figen ae tomes PRS tr ht toe i mK eetts aveune, second door trom itth et. eo 14 2t* ‘OR ‘T—One three story BRIOK HOU! with ges wal HaYkB corver 4th and H ee 14-38" FS2 S4LE—A comfortable BRIOK HOUSE, is te Eton Rate asst fee door. on th ot < the mest pleasai Apply next . office in Biggs HYDE. Se Ee el Fo RENT—Three han icomely furnished PAB- LOBS aud BED BOOMS, communicating, to be te: tegether or separately. with t ofa kitchen and bath Gas and water i It let ther a of the rent will be taken oat in boa A FURNISHED HOU of 10 rooms, and bath and gas and water. will also be rented oa mode ate terme, Apply at 234 H street, betwe n ‘1th aud 20th. se 14-14t* Prussizers BOOMS FOR BENT— 1th street. corner M,suitable for sing! nthe men. Terms moderate. se 13-3t* OFREICE, FOR BENT—On ist floor, No. 217 tel. Penueylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s Ho- ai se 13-40" FS BENT—A large FRONT PARLOR and t ROOMS comm cting, with gas and water, fur- nished or unfuraished suitable tor housekeeping. 454 7th st, near Patent and Port Offices se 13 3"* A BARE CHANUE—FOR SALE—The Ball BOAD HOUSE BESCAUBANT, at tne ter minus of the 7th street railroad near the Park, Will be sold cheap for cash on early applicati se 13-6tif™ SURNISHED HOUS OB L class, dowble HOU: containin, rooms, clegan'ly furnisbed. Apply to J. BOTELERB & BBY, 320 Pa avenue. se 13-8t (Intel & Chron | TNFUENISHED BOOMS FOR RENT—Three or four BOOMS for rent:n« new house, suitaile lor housekeeping. convenient to the De- artments. For particulars inquire at Mra, NOTT 8. corner 1sth and K sts, Se 13 35" Fos, “SALE—That valuable tract of WOOD LAND containing '41 acres. by recent aurvey. located in Prine» George's county. Md .about four miles from the Navy Yard Bridge, and liex imme- @ yenthe Stage road leadi om Washing- tonto Upper Mapiboro The Bal re and Po- eC railroad wiilran within four miles of the property. It adj-ins the estates of Messrs. Lem- uel I Middletonand Wm Rozier, This estate is roliing, and abundantly supplied with water It will be sold entire or in lets to suit. Title ‘or terms apply in person, or rand perfect, etter address tome, at Upper Marlboro, Prince W.I. BEALL. Orne 'e county, Md, A The GOOO WILL, Tt BES and STOCK of the G the corner of 8th street east and V: Navy Yard. which will £ ing into other busines: FSR SABRC The two-story BRICK HOUSE and BUILDING LOT adjoining, No 500 B st; the whole for $10,000, or will ve sold separate! Apply at 502 H st 47h et. se 12 FOR BENT The 3-story BRIOK HOUSE with Back Building aud large Garden; gas and ; No. 29 south A street. Forterius apply to 2 W. G. METZEKOIT FOS BERT Facshe’ furnished, a Brick HOUSE, No 227, 0n H. between I7th'ant isth strects north, containing ¥ rooms, with gas aud wa- given immediately. Price, with the farnitnre, #100. without, $c0. Apply toJ. G@ UOLARBK, Bige’s Rank,or L. L. LUVING, Alexandria, Va. Fo. RENT-VALUABLE BUSINESS PROP- ERTY on Pennsylvania avenue —That laree, the Southeast corner of Pa. avenue and Lith stres: wert No. 267. and formerly occup.ed as a Stove Manufactory by the late Jas. Skirvinz, con ter througlont, bath room, &c., &c. Possess on 42 3t centrally located and commodious BUILDING on jes and basement rooms. 27 by 1 ac location offers superior advantaces for mer cantile operations For terms, apply to JOHN T. GIVEN, Executor, 475 loth, between D and E streets. we 12-6 Fo, SALE OB BENT—My DWELLING, sit- nated at the intersection of Maryland and Vir- ginia avenues, between 7th and 8th streets west. ‘The House is 51 feet front by 40 feet deep, with wide hall throngh the center. The lot is 100 fect 214 teet deep, embracing ove half of are 434. JOHN 4, SEMMES, aton House, #IBST CL48SS RESTAURANT AND DWELL- ING AT PRIVATE BALE. The subscriber will sell, at private sale, on favorable terms, first class RESTAURANT AND DWELLING. now doing @ first-class and paying business. This property offers @ rare opportunity to persons desiring to embark in the Bestaurant business. Meiness: @HAS. 8. WALLAOH, Attorney, 11 6t* Office No 42 La. 'é.. corner 6th 1 Foe RENT—One three story BRICK HOUSE, with basement and fine large y side of Pennsylvania avenue. betwee jet and 22d two desirable ROOM3 over my Hat 4 Pennsylvania avenao, suitable for office or a place of resider ‘Terms moderata, Inguire of B.H_ STINEMET. 34 Penosylvania avenue, bet. 12th and 13th sts. se 10 tf XTENSIVE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON LIBEBAL TERMS ANb LONG CREDIT, SIX HUNDRED BUILDING LOTs. We will offer until further notice, at private sale, upon the most liberal terms and long credit, the mort destrable lot of property ever offered in i ; situated in some seventy different squares a Baware throwehout the city. Parties wishing to secure @ building let will find this the best opportunity ination, nnmber of feet, price, and terms, to be bad at our office Auctioneers and Real Estate Agent: #6 10-d1m No. 4 Market Space. Bished and unfurnished. Also, desirable RT ed or unfurnished, suit- oe at STARR & CO.'S, 305 F street, near Fo SALE—A fine GARDEN FARM, within three-fourths of a mile of city Hianits. It con- ie state of cultivation, with crops, new brick dwell- ing. pe erenart. good Water, and all necessary 0 ALEXANDER & MASON, 7-10t* Corner 7th and F streets, der. Apply at No, 420 lith street, between A I streets. se4-}m* D BUILDING LOTs aT VATE SALE. The subscriber will sell at private sale No. 231, fronting each £0 feet on 14th between south Band O streets, by 1/0 h 290. fronting 49 feet Sinches on 13th street west betwee! uth B and C streets, py uss feet 6 inches ever offered. Catalogues of the square, namber .CLAGETT & SWEENY, FOR, BENT—Laree and small HOUSES, far APA able for housekeeping, with or without Board. se 7-Im* tains about 9 acres of impro’ . under a high App. FOR RENT—A BRICK STABLE, in good or- V FRY DESIRABLE AND BLIGIBLY siTU- ATE PBI- Yorable terms, Lots Nos. 24,25 and 1 deep, to a Wfoot slley; Lot No. 10, in Square No, deep, to a foot ailey; and Lot No. 20, in sabdi- 0 327, frontin, tS inches ig 24 fe » between ith and 12th streets on Maryland ave: est, by Sv feet deep, toan alley. These lots offer rable opportanity to persons wishing to build yest, and wilt be subdivided to suit purcha- CHAS 8. WALLACH. Attorney, Office No. 42,8. W corner 6th street and Louisia enue. Se 3-2w 467 Ok BENT—Two Furnished BOOMS, on ( first floor, or two rooms and Bitchen, at 7 D HOS?) S108 SAMENTAL PAINTING. The subscriber, buying bis materia's at East, is prepared to do auy work in his li: ih dis and at twenty per cent. lower t Shop, 3d street, three doors below seoim* SoPssrOn OABINET FURNITUBE. The Subscriber is happy to inform bi friends avd customers that his stock of ABINET FUBNITUKE Is Full and Oompiete, embracing every sizioand Quality. from the finest PAR LOB tUITE down to the CHEAPEST 9g to ja nol i roncei vable article to ke found FTHST CLASS HOUSE. FURNISHING KOTAB- LISHMENT, and at prices that defy competition. our fore purcl be Please call and satisfy y OUND wibson ng. 86 3-e03m Southeast corner Sth and D sts, COAL! — particularize, ay our Stock ina COAL!! fotheion, Delivered in any partof the city. Orders left with Hall & leg Nya hoe sovhes snare, Bet. 7th ; om attend .. Office and Yura n at sout Detween Ean F stree r wo! rT cent. saved by baring Pave at 7th at., bet. E and F. Island. Md ‘Warranted 2,240 Ibs. ps io. by Beentord bute ce a pnw ime inks hel ‘soa Hatchineon on the Dog, edited by Frank Forrester Craven's Young 5 Manual; jCK TAYLOR. No. 467 13th street, between K and Fsts. au 1s-tr OK BENT—A three story BRICK HOUSE with 10 rooms and all modern improvements, situa- ted on lith street, between B and C rticulars inquire of T. M. HARVEY tween 10th and Lith. Fo RENT—The STORE No. 321 D street, a a ays I = its Hapmerrpanar yd a ave] , and ison rgest Most conve- niently situated store-rooms tp Washington city, Apply to 0. B. BAKER, at the Star Ofties. seS0 if OB SALE—The commodious and extens F Moser GROUNDS located at the north or' 1 je nce of Uh nat The . .@. Uhiman. ge dwelling and ontho and spacious cellars. Terms easy. on the remises, to Mrs. Mina UMLMANN: or to D.L. BELLS & CO. Real Estate Brokers, no: T loth and F sts. 3-1 OB BENT—Two FUEBNISHEP ROOMS, pleas- nt and airy. ¥ Pa. avenue wear tutor ean ace my 33- hE Ee Fo SALE—4,160 ACRES OF LAND in Ran- dolph coun! ‘erms Va. Titie indi AUCTION SALES. (Por other auction Bales eee fourth page.| SE ncateelietinn stent esate o-ceeaa THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. Mt a in fromt of our Saicsroom, on SAT- URED 8G: 3sth, at fclock, @ Shortment of iy made Clothing, es” Also, Will be added, a small assortment of Honsehold Furniture. Crockery. Glaseware. Uiocks, Begats, UK. WALSH £00"; Acti LE OF GROCER. AS. &c , &c. + Comu.enciog at 9. our salesroom, No. Vegetables, Pepper. Also, a very superior and ex- tepsive assortment of Bottled Li rs and Brandy, Rye and Bourbon Whisk m1 in casks and de: yohns. bale without reserve. xerme cash, LE & 00 . Anctionsers,_ 8 4 00., A No. 307 Peunsylvania avenne. LEsSKBOLD PROPERTY AT AUCTION. MONDAY NEXT. on the premises, we sLall sell Store and Dwehing. No. near K, with the lease of three yea: tlege of buying the eroune. roperty is very walushie ag a business ine on market. B. LEWIS & CO.. Aucts. 4% YD. L. WELLS & Go. aE, Aucti+neers and Keal Estate Brokers, Northwest coruer lth and F streets, BLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON with the cing and stamps at parcha-er's cost. er ». L. WELLS & 00., selzd {Inte} Auetioneer B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionee: VALUARLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON NOKTH H STRAET. between ist and North Ospite) strects. at Public Axction. Om THURSDAY, the 20:h inst. ,at § o'clock We sball sell, on the premiscs, Lot No 47, in J. McGuire's subdivision of Square No. 624, having a front of 24 feet, by 178 feet 3 inches, toa 30-to0t alley. which bas been recently paved a bearing interest and y a deed of trust on the premises, All covveyancipg end revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down when the property is Knocked off, reled.” GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts BY W-=- WALL & CO.,Auctioneers. TWO SMALL FB4MB HOUSES IN THE 18ST WAKD AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY . Sept. the isth at4 o'clock p.m. we willseil. in front of the premi-es, all that part eo! Lot No. 3. situated in Square wes of Suuare No 14. im the city of Washington, fropting 47 feet, more or less On 2itn street, between Pennsylvania M street id running back to Rock , With the two frame houses upon the same. Each house will be sold separate with the Lot upon Which it stands Terms . One-third cash: balance in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by ad-ed of trast on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. se12-d W. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown. — TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es- . TATE IN GEORGETOWN, D C. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Di-trict of Columbia, passed September 4, 135 Equity cause No Docket 8.‘ Rob’t ©. Masco Wm. Virzi 1 will offer at tne premises, WEDNES t.. at 4o’clock p.m, all that real tate with the improvement seven and eight in Hol and fronting sixty-nine e of Bridge street, by a hundred and twen feet deep, with the exception of armall triang! condemned for Aqueduct street, as will be shown bys plat of thessme. Alto. immediately after the above sale. I will sell the property recently owned by Miss Mary Ano Clark. wn as all those parts of lots 2 in's aidition to said to: fronting on the wes! je of H itches and running west of that width to Back street; the same beng compored of the south 39 r notes feet of lot 264 and the north 91 feet 6 inches of lot | bh 25, subject. however. to a life estate of 8a Hutchins in a small tenement on the corner of s premi Terms presented by the decree: One-third cash, | the reridue in two ejnal payments, at six and twelve months. with interes: from the day of sale, the title being retained until the fall payment of urchase money, or at the option o| joney may be paidin Cenveyancing and BTON. Trustee. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. — sept 10,13,17,20,23,25 REMOVAL. BEMOVAL. J. P. DENNIS, COACHMAKER, Begs leave to inform his customers and the public | euerally that he bas BEMOVED from. fiis old stand. on sth street.to Nos. 293 and 295 BE street, between 13th aud lth streets. south side cf Pennsylvania avenue, and op- posite Grovers Theatre As bis facilities greater than his old location, he can do ing in all its branches and build new work as CHEA », DURABLE, andinas GOOD STYLE as any Coachmaker inthe country. He hopes by em- ploying none but first class mechanics, and nothing but the best matertai, together with Attention to business, to merit and receive a fair share of patronage sep3 coltm HINA AND OROOKERY, TRA, AND = 3 DINNER, TOILET SETS. ‘We call special attention of housekeepers to the above Goods as we keep a fall stock constantly on band of the best class, in sets and detached pieces GLASSW ABE of every variety. STONE JARS at Factory Prices. Goods delivered promptly in all parts of the Dis- trict, free of charge. WEBB & BEVERIDGE, se 5-6t* Odd Fellows’ Hali,7th street pesraks FOR WINTER. ag Call at “‘ BOYD'S STOVE FACTORY | 479 9th street. and have your PAKLOR, HEATERS, icles 7 fcr STOVES, &,, put in order for c her. The largest and best assortment of COOKING and HEATING STOVES in the city. a GRATES, BRICK, and PLATES to fit all kinds and sizes of Stoves. Hid Ptozes taken op se weap HS new. sb er oO! 1 easures. # BOBERT BOYD, an 1l-Im* 479 %b street, between D and KE. 486 we: MAREBITER’S, SEVENTH STEEET. INTEBIOR DECORATIONS! CHOICE STOCK! Lately received. and now one for ———, the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offe: in Washington, embracing— PAPERHANGINGS Of Foreign an Bomostic Manufacture, of the best Fabrics and LATEST STYLES, orden PABLORS, HALLS. DINING B 5, CHAM- BERS. and LIBRABIES, Romar beara, Be Bich, mpl tee Designs nye “¥ —_ for Draw: Booms. it pero a nd select Stock of jam end low WINDOW SHADES.» ceen,and beautiful patterns, on Buff. Green, the Doha Oslors TAN, LAVENDER, ent 8 toe GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and wWinde oa vate of any required Size, Style, or Color. m1 to Order. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, t rtment im the ‘trict, war- Fanted ta be Glided with Qold Leaf, und from the t Manutacturers in the Oeuntry—embraci: | WALNUT, imitstion.) BOSEWOOD. and ail GILT OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, WALNUT BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. &c. Persons baving Photo; bs taken are reqnent- ed tocall and exemineour it before pur- chasing Frames. PICTUBE COBD AND TASSELS, In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Colors, from the smallest P ‘aph to the L Portratt Biro; also, SILK COED and TASSELS diferent zee Fh attention paid to this Branch ef our Bus- " PAINTINGS AND ENGBAVINGS pot py On Bale,e few Choice PAINT. — INGS a: ad ENGRAVI 5 { bes pote. oe aay eae lly executed, not CORNER OF SOUTH G STREET AND | EREET EAST, Near the new Naval Navy Yard igh street 12] fect 6 | virtee of a cecree of the Lal ie District of Co paswed io Bivehtasesibe ells orale * € ° 2 174, on at of ‘the cttw of Washington ebove eg) is divded into six tuts, and is ie one of the bret local tice im the ct . being in the immediate vicinity of Meridian Hill the moe fa orabl, the new P, 5 the Opportunit: curing lots at reasonable prices in thi« boos. as the surrounding property is held by epeo ulators ‘Terms of sale. as prescribed by decree One- foursh casb: residue in six, twelve, and ei months, with intereet from day of sale, Al Tamas oclatios revenue stamps, et the ‘cost pur CABTER M URRY. Trustee eu t-coade (int) WL WALL & OO, Aver, ALE IS POSTPONED 0} unti] TUESDAY AFTER. September il, at same bear, on the prom ises _ By order of Trustee eer W.L WAL & 00, Aucts. S7 THE APOVE BALE IS AGAIN POST Led ow RoovuDt of the at - On nege is en if BIDAY AFTER By order of the Trustee, seul {int} W.L Y GREEN & B7 THE ANOVE “WALL & CO. Ancta. ILLIAMS, Awctioncers. TATE SALK. FRONTI TWLEN THIRD AND Ean! CAPITOL BILL, TION ON. On FRIDAY, the léth day of September nex! at 5 o'clock p. m., 1 shall ecij. in frowt of ave premises by virtue of @ deed of trust to me from the subscriber, dated the 20th day of h. and duly recorded he Land Records for inaton County Di ct of Columbia. Liber N T., No. 55, folios, 208.204. aud 20, Lot Ne 12, S.uare 795, fronting {0 feet on soutl eet ning back s good depth to fue alleys, with the tm- provemente. ‘The above property Will be sold according to the said deed of trnst on the premises Terme) Une fourth cash; balance in 6, 12, rea by 8 deed of trust on the premtess. All conveyancing | and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser $160 cown when the property is knocked of by the Auctioneers DORERT BOSTON, Trastes an3l-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct_ Y¥ JAMES ©. McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioncers. SMALL BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, teptewber M4, at 5h 0 clock, we shall sell, on the premises, Lot 4s in subs ivision of Square Is?, fronting 20 fect 3 inches on 1 th street west. cetween Bhode Isinnd avenue od M street nor rnoning back 95 fect 7 inches; improved by a ig two story Brick Dwelling- ur rooms. ach, reeidne in six and twelve months with interest. secured om the property. Conveyancing at pur: hecer’s cost CO., Aucts sel? JAMES ©. MCGUIRE & BY Yb AGE 8.004 Avetiones Original Horse and Carriage Bataar, 95 Lou’ avenue. SALE OF BORSE: On SATURDAY MC G, September is, at 10 © clock, we will sell he Barear.a nomber of Saddie, Carriage and Work Horses,/a fall Geacrip- tion at sale.) comprising about— . FIFTY HORSES Mavy cood Work, Saddle aud darness Horses ALso, New Express Wagons, with and w Dutit in this city. A large collection of sics, Rockaway Vehicles One Hack and one Coupee in good order ithout Top, f New and Se-ond hand Bug- *. Carriages, Wagons, and other | New and Seec risges, ac Regular sales days, Baturdays Cerisges se 12 rness, Saddles, Gar » Tharsdays, and private sale U0., Aucts, 1d Harness Ww... BY onees & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers V A ag IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED aL ESTATE. ON BH STREET NORTH, between 4th aud Sth Streets west, at Pablic Anction On WEPNESDA ¥, the Ioth inst . at 50% av >. ™., on the premises, Lot No. 12. in Sqaars No 7. Halt the lot is improved by two 2-story Frame Dwellings one on front gud the other in the rear of the lot. 15 feet front by 0 feet deep, ich is Bow renting at $40 per month Lot ad- sOlnipg On the eset same dime:sions. which makes tbis proy tion rty very desirable beingin a good loca- : One-half cash; balance hearing ‘nterest, the premiees, A& pe at the cost of the $0 down on each piece whea sold. T: | table. Meelld ‘GREEN & WILLIA Y¥GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ,OVEBNMENT SALE oF VALUBL UaR | COND BUILDING LOTS LN THE cite Tio. BY ORDER OF Tuk VOMMESIONE . o SSlON OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS On TWEFDAY. the inth of Octoberasx 1866. we will sell, te the mencing atiz o clock M.. at our Auction | No 520, corner of 7th street west aud Dstcost | north, the following nemed property. belopgingt> the Government of the United States, viz Lots pambered 16, 17, 18, 2, and 21, in Square No. Lots numbered 2,$ 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 Buusre No. 1,118, Lot numbered 16. in Square No. 1,132. This syuare hes recently been subdivided and | Inid out in lete, and will be sold in tots. ecoording, tothat survey. which will be shown on the da ® Tr, should any one desire to bid for the en! a re. opportunity will be o' - armen one Ug ep mene funds, on the de- livery of the of the property One fifth of the purchase money to be paid when | the property is knocked off. Should the purchaser fail to pecye nnd pe 9 erty will then and there be put up again and so! to tbe next highest bidder. If the whole terms are not complied with im thirty days from the day of sale. the reserves the right to resell the risk and cost of the first yr the Commissioner of Public Butldi au23eo&és GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BT GBEES & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. F A EUILDING LOT ON EET, BETWEEN L AND M STS. NoB AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Un MONDAY, the 17<b ini at 5 o'’cleck p. m.,Lehall sell,on the by virtue of “ Bre deed of trust to me, dated the ety of Dece T1365 and duly recorded in the land records Distriet of Columbia. in Liber Kk, M. H., No. 13, folios 33, 31 and 35, ing described premises, to wit: Lot 35. Gillet's subdivision of lots 11 and 12. in Suuare No. 140 of the original re of said city; and also Lot Ne. 4 of said subdivision. Terms Cash. All conveyancing and revenne stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $100 down st the time of sale, in the of the ‘ion- cere; and ifthe terms are not complied with within five days after the day of sale. the trustee reserves the right t+ resell at the risk aud cest of the de- os a gad by adverticing three times in ne Evening Star. eee arenes Stor CHARLES JONES, Trastec. | sedlawads GRERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, | ( FRICE SUPEBINTENDEST BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND ABAh- DONE! LANDS. _ Freepers: Vittace. Va., Sept. 8, 1856. By ord-r of the Commis-ioner Hurean Bctagecn, Freecmenand Abandoned Lands. will be sold at Fublic aurtion on 1H RSDAY, Sept 20. 1865, 12 | Boon, xt Freeémen's Village Va . condemmed Bu- reau stores. viz: Stoves, Stove Pipe, Farm Im- | plements, &e , &, Terms of sale: Gash in Government fands j A.A LAW E. v0 10-0 Capt. V. 8:0, Superimiendest. ARGE SALE OF BUILDIN T SOL- ae DIKES’ KEST. = Quarserenasier’s Cee, Depo of tom. D. C., Bept 10 rs { In obedience to instractions from the master General. the following butlding! ing part of ‘we establishment known “Sol- Giers’ Rest, it the Baltimore and Vkio Bail- r wt will be sold at public auction on SATURDAY. September 15, commen. Sm, under the direction of Brevet, Lienten ast Colonel James M, Moore, A. Y. M., as fol- ows Une Barrack No.1, 4] feet x 305 feet One quarters. 107 feet addition