Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1866, Page 3

4 ‘THE EVE LOCAL NEWS. MELTING OF THE DEMOCRATIO ASSOCIA‘ Ion, Lae. e¥eRIDg A Special meeting of the Nation J Democratic Association was held at Germ o Hall, Col. Florence in the chair, and Mr. J ba Thomas secretary pro tem. Mr. Aiken, from the committee to confer with the coune:ls committee, reported what had been determined on by the committee. Mr. Thomas was nominated as marshal, but declined in favor ot Mr. Florence. Dr. Clayton offered a resolution, that as the ‘arious ward clubs are composed of memb rs of the association, the association deem it ad- visable not to appear in the Procession ina body. The resolution was debated at considerable length by Messrs. Aiken, Sinctair, Dr. Allen, Cisyton. Florence, Rutherford, Gary. Moses, and Thomas, some of whom expressed the opinion that the asseciation should have been assigned to near the right of the line, and «at they should pass this resolution as a reb ike, while the majority were of the opinion that the associa ion should be in line, even if there were Dtt five members. The absence of the “ssociation would cause remark, and in the end might be productive of barm. ‘The resolution was laid on the table. Col. Florence was selected as marshal, with Capt. Gary and Mr. Thomas as assistanis. Ir. Allen moved the appointment of a com- Muttee to examine the affairs of the association, With & view to reorganize; whch was agreed so, and Messrs. Allen, Aiken, Rutherford, Flinn and Hoover were appcinted. Mr. Aiken offered a resolution welcoming the President as the champion of exact and equal justice to all men, the friend and de- tender of the Constitution, &c.; which was onanimousty adopted. The association adjourned to meet at the Lichau House at 4 o'clock to join im the pro- cession a -; Salt Beet, save; Dried Mutton, chops, 25c., » fresh, We.; corasd, 2ve.: Bacon.bams, ancut,25c.; sliced,35c. breasts, r oulders, iSc. Butter, 3sadvc.; Chickens, caSi.su, Ducks, pair, 9%c.a $1.25. Eggs, ai.¢. Green Uorn, can, de. Green Corn, inear, dezen,!2 cents. Apples, peck, Hia75c. Ap- les. dried, 75c. Leeks, bh.,5e. Turnips, 40c. pk. eaches, dried, per quart, i5 cts. Beans, but- ter, Salze.; white, Wal2e.: dried cherries, t., 4c. Radishes, per bunch.,2a4c. Beets, per pk.. Sie. Onions, 36ai0e. per peck.; bunch onions, 2a3c. Okra, peck, ue. Peas, qt.. 10c. Carrots, bb.. Fish—Rock, large, each, 83; small. bunch, 3c: Pereh, Stasve.; Mackerel, 25c. each; Halibut, Ib., 25 pound, eephead, 75a8i each: Lobsters, per ents, Sea Bass, per pound, 12 cents. per bushel, 95ca$1.10. Corn Meal, $1.20. Sh'pstuff, 60as0c. Brown stuff, 50c d0c. Corn, shelled, $1.10a81.20; in ear, SvaS?. Oats, bh., vaste. Hay, cwt., # . Straw, 0c.aS1. Clover Hay, 75¢.a$1.25. Celery, pr bunch, l0c. Kroyt, per quart, I5c. Geese, $1.50a82.50. Cabbage, per head, 3alvc. Hommy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, 1ai0 cents. votatoes, Quadic. r pk. Tomatoes, 20aiic. -per peck. String ns, Ife. per peck. Cym- Toet 6al2c. dozen. Cucumbers, Saldc. Egg Piapts, Saldc. Pears, 40¢.aSipk.; Water- | melons, 25a75e.: Cantaleupes, Saiic.; Peaches, S125 per peck Sweet Potatoes. dic. Grapes, c. 1b. Quinces, 60caSl per peck. Ortolan, S! per doz. Reedbird, 75c. Blackbird, 75c. Chinguapins, ‘20c. ees Tae New Metroro.itaN Memoniat M. E. Cuvncn.—This new church, on the corner of | iy and © streets, a briet notice ot which we | ave given, is to be built according to the plans tions of Messrs. Mundell & Teck- itects, of Brooklyn, N. ¥. On the the wall will be of brown stone, 114 feet nd Seon C. it will be im the orna- mental gutbiec style of architecture. At one cor- ner there will be a tower 220 feetin height. It is intended, as this 1s to be the memorial church | erected in the centenary year of Methodism in | this country, to make it the finest charch of that denomination in the country. A grand or- gen will be placed in it, as also a chime of bells im the tower. The church will be national in N's character, seats to be set apart as State pews, representing every State in the Union, and with those in the galleries, which will be on. three sides, it will accommodate 2.000 persons Ali the modern improvements will be made in this edifice, and in the basement will be charch parlors, kitchen, fire-proof vault, &c., and a private entrance in the south end of the church, will be reserved for the ministers and distin- guished personages. The work will be com- menced immediately and pushed forward rap- idly. The minister in charge is Kev. F. S. De Haas, and the Board of frustees are Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase, Gen'l U. S. Grant, Matthew “3. Emory, Samael Norment, F. A. Lutz, Sam- uel Fowler, Thomas H. Havenner. Dr. F. How- ard, and Thomas J.S. Perry. oo StRikinG O1L.—Several scientific gentlemen have been prospecting for oil in the vicinity of Alexandria, on the line of the Londoun & Hampshire Railroad for some weeks past, and have succeeded in discovering surface indica- Uons of a character sufficiently encouragin, as to induce them to extend their operations te the putting down of 9 couple of wells. A fine oi: spring has been discovered on the farm ofCapt. John Powell, near Hunter's Mills, and one of the wells will be sunk there. Ths other will be supk down on the farm of Mr. Jos. Thornton, at Thornton’s Station. Dr. Paul Gregory, formerly of Richmond, has charge of the operations, and has been mainly instrumental in projecting the enterprise. Several large capitalists of Washington are taking hold of the matter. and the indications are very favorable that their investments will prove immensely profitable. The machinery | tor putting down the wells, has arrived here, and is being apes shipped to the spot.—Al- ezandria Journal. ——_ + MEETING IN THE FixstT WaRD.—A meeting of citizens of the First Ward was held last eve- Bing &t Stott’s Hall, corner of 20th street and Pennsylvania avenue, to adopt measures for a arucipation in the reception of the President. hi Samuel E. Douglass was called to the ebair. aud Mr. Henry Fillebrown appointed secretary. lt was resolved that a committee 1 five gentlemen trom those present at the meeting be appointed to meet at the east front he City Hall, at 4 o'clock this afternoon, to actas marshals for the delegation from the | ward. and eee that it had a proper place ace | signed for it in the procession. he chairman pointed Messrs. Geo. A. Lane, Wm. Riggles, mes McCullough, Frank Ranahan and J. B. Moore to form the committee: and after the passage of a resolution endorsing the policy of the President, and welcoming his return to the metropolis, the meeting adjourned. San aes Tue JOHNSON DerarTMENTAL CLUB.—A special meeting of the Johnson Deparrmental Ciab was beld at the Union League Rooms last = to perfect the arrangements for joining ocession. | The committee on music reported that they bad engaged ,einbardt’s Band, of Baltimore. They have a beantiful crimson silk banner just made in Baltimore by Sisco, containing a fine portrait of the President. with the name and Gate of the organization, anda large silk fag was procured trom General Rucker, which ‘Will be borne in the line. Major T. Gales Foster was appointed Mar- | shal, and Mr. F. L. Sarmiento assistant. Mr. James Rallock was appointed banner bearer, assisted by Capt. Benjamin Austin, and Lieat. RK. S. Smith standard bearer, assisted by Mr. ¥.5. Macnamara. on Navy Yarp.—The U. S. cteamer Richmond | arrived at the Navy Yard from New York a | few days since, to receive her new 60-inch en- ines, made at the yara. The Richmond is in charge of ut. Commander Erben, and is of. the same build asthe Pensacola, fitted out at this yard just before the war. The Newbern towed the Ricbmond here, and will leave to- day. The tugs Fortune and Triana have also arrived here from New York, where they will be laid up. ‘on of the new paint shop ts be- The toun ing laid. and also the foundations to the ad- ditions to the iron foundry and smithery. A large wrought iron crane, the cost of which is about $14,000, bas Tecently been erected on the whart. It isa very substantial piece ot work, being entirely of Wrought iron. —._— RETURNED.—Thomas Dennis, the messenger employed in the copper roiling-mill at Navy Yard, who, it will be recollected, «| denly left the city in October last, leaving debts (for berrowed money, with which he was Gealing in gold) amounting to ever $10,000 un- 5 Teappeared St the residence of his wife, bear the Navy Yard, a few days ago, mach to the surprise of some of his neighbors and cred- itors. t seems from his statement that he did bot, a8 was thought. take passage for Europe, but that since he left here he bas been in Penn: *ylvania. reenter Tax Ligvor Law 1s THESECOND PRgcinct Yesterday, Officers Crown and Builey arresied Patrick Fealey for selling liquor by (h» smali wt hout proper license, and for sel''ng on Sun. any and. ‘eter Campbell for like offences They were taken before Justice Walter who fned them $20 'm each ease, making a wtai of ran Ma: tclous MiscuiEr.—Yesterday afternoon, Barron and Joba Carroll. two school- , amused themselves by stoniag the house ©! Cornelias Bresnaban, Teakinz in his doors. and they were by Oticer Ourand. Justice Walter fined each #10 for malicious mischief. y € Bory Cc xvipence G. MEB— Washingtonian —Ou Fre ay dst, & maa giving his Bame as John Kay, amd repres=nting himself to be a Richmond arcorung to have Me ayor of Rich- Mond, charging theeaid Moses with baviag robbed one Jacob Switzer, at Hamever Junc- tion, of $4°@ in money, and a valuable gold Watch and chain. Kay took his prisoner back to the place of the allegra robbery, bat no suon MAN &s Switzer was there, but it was pretend- ed by Kay that he bad come on to Lynchburg. On Sunday Kay and his Prisoner came on to this city, by way of Charlottesville, in pursnit Switzer as the pretended officer said, that Mo- ses might inquire into the why and wherefore of his baving brought the charge against bim_ and of giving him an opportunity te disprove it, Here the parties remained until Mond: y afternoon, when they were joined by a taird person named James H Piatt, jr, from Pe- tereburg, who bad been eummoned to the aid of bis friend Moses, by telegram. All these then continued the pursuit of Switzer to Lib- erty, in & hack, by the road. There the officer left his pr ober for the purpose of going into the tele- eraph office to send a dispa'ch here concern. Ing some matter connected with the affair. Since then Moses bas not seen his custodian, he bavipg taken the opportunity to give him the slip. ‘When arrested Moses was searched, and a valvable diamond ring and breastpin, together with all his papers, were ta! possession of by the officer. Among the latter was a draft for $2,100 drawn by the Bank of the Republic, Washington, on the First National Bank of Lynchburg, and made payable to the order of Moses. Un Monday while here, K»y forged the name ef Moses, and got the check cashed at the First National Bank of this city. This wae not known to Moses until he returned here yesterday morning, after vainly waiting & Kay to turn upat the place he had lef: am itis necessary to say that the character of policeman assumed by Kay, if that pe his Bame, was altogether bogus, and was used only for the purpose of accomplishing his swindling scheme; itis equally unnecessary to add that no such & warrant as that upon which Moses was arrested was issued by the Mayorof Rich- mond. He is about twenty-five years of age, five feet ten inches high, weighs about [40 pounds, has dark, short hair, large reddish, dissipated loeking eyes, light brown whiskers, apparently of about two weeks growth; wore dark gray pants. brown linen sbirt, dark blue coat, no vest, and had on a rough white slouch hat.—Lynchburg News — —Last night at 1020 o'clock the alarm of fire sounded from box I7, corner of 44% and M streets south, caused by the burning of a meat-house en Half street, betweeh Sanda T streets south, belonging to Mr Andrew Kra- mer. The property was damaged to the amount of about $400. ee eee ee Arter Hovrs.—The law of the Uorporation Tequires the keepers of restaurants, tiverns, &c., to close their bars before 12 o'clock nizhtly. Pstrick O'Hare, a tavern keeper in the First Ward, was arrested yesterday by officer Hoat- hie for violating the law. and was fined $2) by Justice Drury. CITY ITEMS. WHEN yor Go TO HENNING’s, don’t forget to ask to see that ten dotiar Fall Overcoat. oo Ove THOUSAND DoLtars Worta of new Styles of Jewelry and Silver-Plated Ware, opened this morning, at Prigg’s Dollar Jewel- Ty Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, near 43 street ee HENNING’s Ten Dollar, Repellant Tweed Overcoats. are just the thing for tall wear. Corner of Seventh street and Maryland Ave- nue. > —_ NATIVE PEARL VERSUS PORCELAIN list’s ware Is a poor substitute for Nature’s. Let those © £0 believe use the Sozodont, which, if daily applied, will preventall ne- «essity for false Teeth by keeping the real ones sound and healthy. Den- — “EXCEEDING EFFECTIVE.”—‘Brown’s Bron- chial Troches’ are excellent lozenges for the re- lef of Hoarseness or Sore Throat. They are certainly exceedingly effective. We nave known several instances in which troublesome coughs have ceased very speedily after one or two Troches were taken.” Curistian Wortp, London, Eng. <=> Yates & SELny, No. 323 Pennsylvania ave- nue, are now receiving their stock of Fall and Winter Dress Goods. Calicos, Cotton and Wool Filannels, Cloths, Cassimeres, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. 4 a Boots AND SHOES, with improved shanks, made to order by Jobn Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, and inside Hotel. Re- pairing promptly done. All work warranted. Orders respectfully solicited. ——o_—- Jewetry and Silver Plated Ware Spoons, Forks, Gobletts, Caps, Salts, received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% st. 6 - Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn. av.. between 4% and 6th streets. Of. fice hours from $a m. te 5 p. m., and 6 to $ p. m. No charge for consultation. —> PENNIES can be bad in auy quantities at the Star office counter BROPHY-TYLER. In Baltimore, ‘Tues- day. the /1th i '. by Rev BW. Wieet.8 J, y Wather MoNerheny. JOHN .P. BROPHY, of Washington, P Ct BEITIC TYLER, niece of the late President Tyler, for- merly of Virginia. DIED HENSHAW. On the 1éth instant, at 4 o'clock Patwanttey* Urlet illness, JOSHUA ‘CAUBENS HENSHAW. a native of n, Mass., but a resident of this city many y e invited to attend The triends of the his funeral ence, corner of 4th id Virginia avenue,on Monday, the street east ai Iith ipetant. at 40’cwek p m ENNING'S TEN DOLLAR OVERCOAT. ite HOCSEREErEns: We invite your especial attention to our large and well-assorted stock of HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, embracing nearly every article requisite for FURNISHING A HOUSE, in either an economical or a luxurious style. Our stock is complete, and PRICES MUCH BEDUCED. Catalogues containing acomplete list of HOUSE mine GOODS furnished, or seat by ully packed to go to any part of the J. W. BOTELER & BRO., HOUSE F SHERS, 320 Penn's avenue, ( Metzerot Hall,) {Int} between 9th and 10th streets. G*rrs | GBAPES!! ¥F se 11 et Goed GARDEN GEAPES are now selling fro 10 to 20 cents per pound at J. PEABSON’S Fruit Store, seG-eotf 491 8th street, near Penn’s avenue. RBMovat. BEMOVAL. J.P. DENNIS, COACHMAKER, Begs leave t» inform his customers and th werslly that he has REMOVED fro stand on 6th street. to Nos. 29. ‘beatre As hie faci his old location, he eau do repair- all its branches and build new work as DURABLE. andinas GOOD STYLE as ay pean ip the count: hopes b; ng BODE Rothe, but the best matertat, together wi attention to business, te merit and recei bare of patronage ‘ price. more than 600 being in use. All warranted satis- factory or no sale. Breeteirectevaings Sunt os Nyptioetinn. J.C. HOADLEY £00, Lawrence, | Si ginny 2 aebthon hr 0 "Be ot iary, or Slag oot Fon, WANTS, "ANTE Tene: aA ‘i W sth Ld = PPRENTIOES. = 12th amd 13tL—No SNREET IRON EBB & RAGAN’ B.ove, ware Manufactory, 497 tith Foun's aveaie 0 16 St" ANTED A nlcd'+ aced WOMAN to do the corel bovsewe:k ing+mali femiiy. Appl 61 ash eireet, between B and € ctrects Tiana . e W 4ASTED—To cell or take ry emell Greece y aed Uomm “ geod etaud Apply at once to 479 11 it” ANTBU—Ten good CARPENTERS Apry W te CHARLES DENHAM. a: the Old Bue Cou eet of 14th street, . _ISAIAH MORAN *WENTY FIV YOUNG MEN WANTED— To jet in the Spectacle of “ICEWITUH,” tional (late Grover's) Theater. Cad immediately WwW ANTED 10 Octover 1 . consisting of m ply at Beckert’« Bestan eun’a avenue, between Zist aud 221 6! try, ina Oath. olic family, AN to cook and Qesist in ovber work. For further iuformstien ap- ply at 496 H street, bet i7th and Isth. #e!3 3° WASTED IMMEDIATELY—Three fi Bis) BOUMS or » HOUSS, for asm: family im good locstion either in Washingt: or Georgetown Addrees B. F., at Star Otice, stating | ontion and terms. Se 13 at” WASTED-a wood white or black, ia a firate! it Referen- ed apply at 509 7th at between Wand B KLEIN & HELMOS. W ANTED—Ky ner ist. HOUsE w Addresses. H. 19th and 2th / ANTED— Eight good BRICKLAYSRS, for wi ich the beat city wages will be paid. Ap ply toGEO H MABTIN, Providence Hovpital, corner of 2d aud D sts., Capitol Hill se 12 at* ] ANTED—Te hire imm: diately Wo the month 8. VV or year. six or eight colored Fone need »pply unless acenstomed to farin work ard are willing to live im the country For rent, wi bout board. four well “urnished ROOMS. with Kitchen situated in a re-pectable aud healthy Beighborbh oc. ard convenient to the Departments, JOHN J JOUNSON, Attorney at law, posite City Hall, 12 40" TED—By a resident of his city on tho Ist October. # Furnished HOUSK, ma gxod jon fer boarders. Que preterr ¥ renting will take board. Kefer changed * 8." 495 L, between 9 Bei V yANT#D—Any party having «a furnished HOUSE torent between Sth and isth ats., north of Penn's avenue, who desi:e a responsable and permanent tenant. will find it to their idvan ee to 1uquire at STABR & OU.'s, 305 F street, ear 12th se7-2w* \ "ANTED_By a respectable young girl a SIT- VATION todo chamberwork aod plain sew. ing. AdoressanotetoJ H , Star office, ses ' ANTED—By as respectable woman a SITUA- TION as firat class Cook in a Boarding House or Besteurant, Addrese Box No 10 Btar Office. au W ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies and Gents’ Clothing er any articles of at RB, FULTON & COS, Pawnbrokers, 5 gtrect three doors north of Penn's avenue. N. 50 Water Coolers, aud 500 gross of Porter Cork for sale cheap dy 21 eo2m* ANTE —SKOOND HARD FURBNITUEE Also. MIRBORS. OARPETS. BEDS, BED DING apd HOUSEF URNISHING GOUDS of every description B BUOHLY, 406 7th street je 8-t? hetweon @ ee GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS JEW AND CHEAP FALL GOUDS, AT MIL- LERB'S. 101 BRIGE STEEET, TOWN —6 000 yds tail Oalicor sud % cts ;2 (0 sds Flannels, al 62a, TW, 7 . cts 54.000 yds. Bleached Maslin, at 28. 81, 8745; 2 00 yds. Brown Muslin 1836, 20,25 | Also, Canton F ¥ lp, Dress Goods tn variety. simeres Housekeeping Goods. Glove ave Notions. We will now be receiving constant supplies of FALL GOUDS which we aredeior- mined to sell cheap. The pubsic will 6nd it groat- ly to their advantage to examine our stock before purchating, anu }4-1m* BENJAMIN MILLER. KPABTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, PENSION Ovrice, July 13th, 1866, TO ALL WHOM IT MaY CUBUE Appiication having been made under the act of June 23, 1s0 for the reissue of the following de- scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have n lost or destreyed,—Notice is hereby given that at the date following the description of each warrant @ new certificate or warrant of like tenor will be reissued, ff mo valid objection should then (0. 45.442. for 120 acres, issued under the act of March 3d. 1855, in the name of Archibald H Cole, and was granted January 28th, 1866.—October 6th, No 64.078 for 120 acres, issued under the act of March 34. 1855, in the name of John Jones, and Was granted April 1st, 1855.—October 6th. 1353. Ne 32.626 for 160 acres. issued H_enst side No. 26 506. for 80 acres, issued under the act of March 34. 1458,in the name of Daniel Milton, and was granted March 13th, 1896—December Ist.'1956, J08, H. BARRETT, ay 16-wi2w mamiasioner @i\CHOOL BOOKS. THE PLACE TO BUY THEM. At BALLANTYNE’S, 498 BEVENTH STHEET, NEAR E. A full Stock at the lowest prices. se 1-2w Knpw REMOVAL. IDWELL & HENDERSON would respectfal- ly rm their friends and the public that they have removed to No. 505 9tb street, near D, Sea- ton Ball Building, where they are prepared to offer to their friends and the public @ choice as- sortment of WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES of the latest styles Also on hand,» Oiicloth Table Cov: &c.. all of which they ne assortment of Rustic Blinds, icture Cord and Tassels, re prepared to sell at the lowest cash prices. All work in their line executed in the city or country by experienced workmen, at short notice id on moderate terms. Bu 30-2w OUSE, SIGH AND H : OBNAMENTAL PAINTING. subscriber, buying his mate red todo any work in his lin twenty pe> cent. lower thi 3d street, turee doors below} m* y to inform his numerous at bis stock of CABINET FURNITURE Ia Full and Complete, embracing every Style and Quality, from the finest PAR- LOB SUITE down to the CHEAPEST BEDSTEAD. It is not necessary to particularize, as our Stock contains every conceivable article to be found in FIRST CLASS HOUSE. FURNISHING ESTA LISHMENT, and at prices that defy competition, Please call and satisfy ie ey pele parchesing. eo3m Southeast corner Sth and D'sts, | Bag ! COAL!! COAL! Lyken's Volley BRP ASH, $9 Shamoken BED ASH, Best quality WHITE ASH, $8 75 arranted 2,240 Ibs. tothe ton. Deliveredin any pertof the city. Orders left with Hall & Hume. Groce: No. 40 Market Space, bet 7th and Sth ets = will be promptly attended to. Office wale 7th st south, between Eanl F streets, slapd. Ba et saved by buying your WOOD at ‘ou 25-110" 7th st., bet. E and F. Island. N TLK—Warranted pure, unadulterated K delivered at any Rert of the ci ustal rices. Leave orders at RUSSELL BA Store, B. ‘96 9th street west,or CHIPMAN & SMIT 309 I street north. se 13 e01 Cabbiacks AND BUGGIES —Per. sons in want ef new or second hand CABBIAGE: Sop and no-top BUG- GIES. will de well by calling at JOHN PAYNE & SON'S Coach Factory, Penn'a avenue. near Georg: #0 18-6t" Notte DISSOLUTION OF OOPARINER- The a nay heretofore existing between JOHN BRECK @ G80. KLEIN: in the milk and dairy business is this day dissolved. The business will be carried on as heret»fors b: the undersigned JOHN BREOK. ne 13-3t* EWIS’ AMEBICAN SPORTSMAN, one vol: ume. The Dead thot, by M. Prac: on Shooting. % ing, by Becsford; London, T bi a Prapebense London. their Mayhew ana Hat he ‘rank Forrester Craven's Young i sont LANOK TAYLOR. HE ATLANTIG Yorce, by Hi FREE ETL ee ee BYOELs7 FS, irs BRANOHES. promptly Ww 19 peaaten. or 119 wonders lot 189 L street, | [pases SaRRIRES a, Bomar ag FOR SALE AND RENT, | POR RENT—‘the STORE onder M-tropoliten Hali, next tothe ~tar Uiies, ¥ terms, ac, erply toO B. BAK EB Siar Uftice. sod t picts cou! nego i reoms, pitur * aed the Gov Srpm<vt Priatiog- Office, Apply te 0a» 4cOAR TY. corner 3d aoe Mocs, apm7. 0 704% NECA! PUBRIBED ROOMs FO to Sk Per nom alse Inqwire at 4"4 ¢th etreet, between U ena rvenne Foe BruT— anes SOONG, wit ie ” ra at 4 etree! te ween F and Geta, ‘Aleve low Table &vard opr + able terme, we 15 2 Cr BiBBED FOR BENf—VNo. 150 Pepnay! between Vth ty} rooms. wa @ H ’ KA’ D, 322 @ a Isth or D L WRiik a CO Fos. KENT WOU berw-en Lb and rk App y 2° New York avenne. be @ Teele or at corner of i2th and D at we 15-St* 5 FOE RENT—HOUSE No. the Navy Yard Gate ter and ras $:5 pr month ioad m Ith, bet loth an A BARGAIN—-FOR REN OUSE No 294 H. between 17th and_isth streets It has 13 rooms, kitchen included. The o-capants, man and wife, would prefer ding with the person rent- ing For particulars inguire ef 6 BAKER, Star office, te 15-36" FS. BENT—-Two Maine avenue betwee Alse. the Canterbury Hall, ba 4} and 6th streets For ter YOUNG, Jn, & BBO., 403 Pe mre large frame HOUSES, on aud 4 ste. Island Ko BENT_STORE 302 Peno's avenue, and wixsares forsale App y immediately se T'%o ONFCRNISHED Rooms FO On the first floor. Inquire at setts aveune, second door trom Fo. BE One three story BRIOK HOUS with gas and water Apply to BERNA HAYES corner 4th and H sts, ge 14 St ee SALE—A comfortable BRIOK HOUSE, 15 feet front, resning k 35 fect, 4 rooms and summer kitchen, will id reasonable. a good ;UMp Lear the door. on 4t west bet Mand N fireets perth. Ing at HUGELY & BOWEN’S Livery Stable, New York avenue, between sth and 7th streets. ne 14 3t* Fer KENT —First class HUNSE in Geo: containing 17 rox it throughout; new and b ready tor coqupaner . Brick Stabie and Ca: House | ttached, with every convenfence, ani in the mest pleasant and convenient part of the town. ly next door, 122 Washington street. or at bis ein Riggs & Oo.’s Banking Honse, to A DE. se l4-3t* sumely noisned ent will be taken oat rd. A FORNISHED HOUSE of 10 rooms, oth and gas and water. will also be rented oo ni derate terms, Apply at 234 H street, betwe n oth and 20h. sel FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—%51 12th street corner M,suitable for single gentle men. Terms moderate, ‘se 13-3t" FFICE FOR RENT—On ist floor. No, 217 Penusylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s Ho- 1 - se 13-4t* FSk BENT —A large FRONT PARLOR and two ROOMS conn: cling, with gas and water, fur- ed ornnfuruisted suitable for housekeeping. 7th st , near Patent and Post Offices ge 13 4°° BARE CHANUE—FOR SALK_The Ball. KOAD HOUSE RESTAURANT. at tne minus of the 7th street railroad near the i W'1l be sold cheap for cash ou early application. ge 13 ftif™ tel FURNISHED HOUSE FOR BENT_A firet- class, double HOUSE contsiuing about 20 rooms. clegan'ty furnished Apply to J. W. ez: BUTELER & BR, 320 P: se 13-3 (Intel & Uhr jonas. TNFCRNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT—Three or four nice BOOMS for rentin a new house, suitable tor he Z convenient to the De- artments, or particulara inquire M Knots corner 1St id K sts. se 183 Fos, SALE—That valuable tract oF Woop LAND containing /51 acres, by recentaurvey, located in Prince George’s county Md .about font mules from the Navy Yard Bridge, an The Baltimore and Po- tome ratlroad will run within four miles of the Property. It adjoins the estates of Messrs, Lem- uel Middletonand Wm Bovier, This estate is rolling. and abundantly supplied with water It will be or in lets to suit, clear and perfect, or terms apply in person, or by letter address tome,at Upper Marlboro, Prince George's county, * I W. 1. BEALL se 13 lin Wy ALUABLE BUSINESS PROP- FORBEST ERTY on Penns; Ivania avenue —That large, centrally located aud commodious BUILDING on the Southeastoorner of Pa. avenue and Lith street west, No. 267. and formerly occup.ed as @ Stove Manufactory by the late Jas. Skirving sting of three stories and basement rooms, 27 by 126 feet, water, gas. £0. The location offers superior advantages for mer cantile operations For terms, apply to JOHN T. GIVEN, Bxecutor, 475 10th, between D and E streets. se 12-6 Fo SALE 0B BENT—My DWELLING, sit- uated at the intersection of Maryland and Vir- inia avenues, between 7th and 8th streets west. ne House ts 81 feet trout by 40 feet deep, with je hall yd = cent : The lot is setfeet nt by 214 feet deep, embraci: ope ol Suuare i. JOHN d, SEMM selldth ston House, F=7 CLASS RESTSUBANT AND DWELL- ING AT PRIVATE SALE. The subscriber will sell, at private sale, on favorable terms, a first class RESTAURANT AND DWELLING. now doing @ first-class and paying business. This property offers a rare opportunity to persons desiring to embark in the Restaurant business. WAS. 8, WALLACH., Attorney, #8¢11-6t* Office No. 42 La. ave.. corner éth st. EXtSSE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON LIBEBAL TERMS AND LONG CREDIT. SIX HUNDRED BUILDING LOTs. We will offer until farther notice, at private sale, upon the most liberal terms and long credit, the mort desirable lot of property ever offered in this be situated in some seventy different squares thromghout the city. Parties wishing to secure @ building let will find this the best opportunity ever offered. Catalogues of the square, number of Fedo pec geoeny = egal of feet, price, and terms, tobe at our office CLAGETT & SWEENY, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agen! se 10-dim No. 4 Market Space. A RaTLE MILL FOR RENT—A FLOUBING 44 MILL, on Rock Orecek, about the Centre Ma: ket Hou: ‘faint ine ¢ bailding. A comfortable miller’s house, pasture land, &c.. and stabling for four orses, Possession in October. Apply at the mill. to F. 1, DARNELL, the present tenant, or to sae. bag Argyle sigue “4 453 8th street west. ‘ashin n -e0St [Alexandrina Gazette and Rockville Sentinel oil please publis! 'd send bill to this effice } OR SALB—The GOOD WILL, LEASE, ana Feit ies ofs Boteerantand Bint ra Room Bow doing a g00d busine: att sth and Latreets, Navy Yard, No. 632." Cause of i of Tro} of . above is one o! the best sande in fhe District, and is neatly fitted it. ‘em ises, ee sudieeeges APPLY OR the Py eee STEEL. NT—Large and small HOUSES, fur etre ER A APARTMENTS. furnished or unfarnished, suit- le for housekeeving, with or without Board. Inquire at STABB £ 00.'8, 305 F street, near 5 se OB SALE—A fine GA’ FARM, witkin three-fourths of » mile of city limits.’ It con- tains about 90 acres of improved land, under a bi, state of cultivation, with crops, new brick dwell- pala sxveer seers water, end all necessary out ngs. a4 s “XUEXANDER & MASON, 207-10t* Corner 7th and F streets, R RENT—A BRIOK SPABLE, in good or- der. Apply at No, 420 Mth street, between and I streets. re4-Im* Y DES Vv Bey TED Vv. ‘The subscriber will sell LE. vate sale, u; fa- aD and 27,in Bauare feet on 14th street west, MO feet 1 inch 1b, Sauare No. n street west foot alley; mad Lot jeep. to @ 30 foot ailey; Visten of Bquare ‘No, 3u7. fronting on Maryland avenue, between lith and 12th streets west. by 89 feet ai toan alley. These lots offer a desirable opportanity to ne wishing to build or invest, and wili be subdivided to suit parcha- sers. OUA8. 5 ea aroree. Office 5 corner se 3-2w "and Louisiana avenue. 467205 BENT—Two Furnished M8,on firet floor, or two rooms and Bil at No. 467 18th street, between E and Fats. ou 1s-tr ‘OR BENT—A threestory BBIOK HOUS with 10 roome and all modern_improvements. situa- peel ith street, bet culare toquire oT. M_HARVBY, Velen, Eceaaialga waver seh FOR BERT—The stous s sy one yet ‘Weskington city, Apply to. 0. B BARRE. atthe Brat Othe ns yorable terms, Lots Nos. 24, h 50 No. 231, fronti brick dwelling and ~ ee ~ AUCTION SALES. BY SEK. BIGGiNs & CO. aactionsers, Ne © Germac streei, Batiimore, id CAT. Oe TURSDAY MUBNI eo! car com prict oes eS Shy BY GBERS @ wittiams, acct: e tore by catalecue, commeacia: 2 clock one credi: of four months, 600 10TB D. GOOD .. FLO BY OUP te 8 ALOGUE SALE Beet ith. w &i al aseortm: K, HIG@I Will be soi4 at peblic auction, om FRIDAY, tae 2id instant at 5 oc Jock p.m... on the Cetrecteouth bere 0 th streets, — i «COD hy BU ‘gets, Le! ith the aare No improvements Premises on laud, ® foot fcvat vy 13, e One third cash: balance six and twelve Mouths secared by @ ceed of truston the prem- see A conver ae pe and cost of the purci eels i: @ 0 down when sold BT GREED & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. A! MINISTRATOR’s 64LE OF CABPENTER'S 7 NOHE Fis® Lot oF UoTL a OCLs BENG LUMBFB. am south, betwee tne late Jacoh & Ls DA ell v AT PUBLIC > ANU A v Y., the th inste t Carpeuter Shop on a 7th etreete deces, Hon. Orphans’ Court of District of Colambia ‘erms cash By order of the & B* THOS. DOWLIn dmipistrator. N ) Georgetow: TRUSTER'S SALE By virtue of a deed of trust, dul; will sell at McRNING, S Anction Reom, No the Markpt Honee, Furnitarg, embrac Bureaus Feather Bed: pe Tables, dof And many arti. And on the sany Se. will be uilt by Ry B the Market A mer te with « Terms cash, ley and the canal the purchesers, unless they can ner of the lot upon w 174 Briige « al jae Stoves kery and Glassware, DumMerous to mertion et atdo'clock p m . ea ‘ PRAMK BUILDE da: Bo: Mer: iy exeonted, ublic @uction, on WEDNES ptember 19th. at } - revenue stamps at the BEEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Teet vy Yard, of ed, by orter ot the WILLIAMS, Ancta_ be AY t. Opposite e yuantity of Household arhatande. Bedsteads edding, Mattresses t upon the tot between ty be removed by ke arrance- ch tt stands. JONES, Trastec. FW THOS DOWLING, Act BY GBren WILLIA TESTERS SALE OF [¥PKO ATK . Auctioncers, AND FOUBCH ST ED REAL ES SALE. FRONTING ON SOUTH BK QWAEN THIRD 's Rast, CaPiTOL HILL, AT PUBLIO avo. , T: On FRIDAY, the 1th day of September next, ‘clock . Vsell, in font of the at 5 o'clock p! m premises. by virtoe o' tru the subscriber, dated the 20th day of March and duly recorded in the Land Records for W. ed of to me fro 185 ash ington ¢ a. District of Columbia. Liber N. 0 T., No, 58, fol jor, 203.204, aad 20>, Lot No 12, in Square 785, fronting £0 feet on south A street. ron ping back ® good depth to fine alleys, with the im provement The abov said deed of trust 0: Terms © the premises property will be sold according to the One fourth cash, balanee in 6, 12, and 18 monthe for notes bearing interest and secured by a derd ef trust on the premises. Al conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser 100 cown when the property is knocked off by ROBERT BOSTON, Trustee. the Anvctioneers. au 3l-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. @7 THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON | AUCTION SALES. weld E ¥W.L WALL & ©0.Acctioneers. TWO SMALL FRam S Hous v0 On TUESDA po oy ge in he two frame houses Gpou the «ame. : AN Be aold separate with the Lotupon whic nds Terms One third cash. balance in six and twelve mopths. with tntercst. secured by ed of trast op oa trevor Conveyancing and stamps as the cost © purchaser. relzd W. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts Y GREEN & WILL! . Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVE: BEAL EsTATR ON H STREET NORTH, between 4th and Sth Streets west, at Public Avction. On WEDNESDAY, the 19th inst , ats ™m., on the premises, Lot No. S17 Halt the jot ie i Frame Dwellings o ot! J tbe rear of the Jot. 15 feet front by 10 feet . which is bow renting at $40 per month Lot = sothing on the east e«me dime: sion-. which makes this property very desirable being in a good loca- | tion Terms: One-half cash; balance six and twelve mnths. for notes bearing interest, and red by 8 decd of trust on the premises. Ali conveyancing nd revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $20 dewn on each piece whea sold. Title indse- potable. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts_ seld B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. | VALUARLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON | the purchaser account of the rain, uatil MONDAY, i7th instant, | seme tour and place. j By order of the Trustee se 15-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS. / SALE OF GOVERNMENT WAREHOUSE f Quartermasters Office, Depot af Washington, Md Create De tee ae Will be weld September 22, nt Colon: cing at 12M . Jam: t eM Moore. AQ the follo on Seventeenth street. near M street north One two -tery but iding Known a: master’s Hospital. being 47 feet Pd 47 feet. b One addition to ditto. Une Btabie. two Si 4 mae. 5| Buildings will be moved within ten days from dat Terms: Cash, in Government funds cing et by 40 feet aod 1,29: § fect of Fence 2 feet by 119 feet. 1 feet by 129 feet sold public auction, on SATURDAY, nder the direction of Brevet Liea- » Com. wing Warebonses, &o., between Twenty-first and Brevet Major Gen and (lief Quartermaster reve 2 *hiet uarterms . se 16 6t Depot of Washington, I BAllirr 8 SAL less; ene lot of Fene' Desk; 4 Chairs; 1 E—NOTICE —hy or BO ton, me! Weights; 3 Carta; 10 Office Stove; 2 tne ofan order of distress from George T. Raub. I have 1 d teken the following gouds and chi y rent due and in arrears, from Geor; i, to George T ib of Red Ash Coal, 40 or ing. Bhéde. and Buildings; one set of Coal Scales an « tels oe lot of old Lumber; one lot of Wood, = chattels will be sold the 2st instant. at ¥, Coal Yard on Ohio avenne. between léth and 15th streets, to the highest bidder, for cash se 14-6t Boss. Baliff and Gonstahie. SALE OF NAVY Nary Department. Bureav of Ordnance, Washinzton City. There will he sold at bigbest bid: ders, at noon. TUESDA POWDERS. Be) ner 6. . Public Auction, to the Y¥, the 24 day of October. at the office of the officer commanding sd Naval a Depot at Jett which time the powders must be removed Louis. Powder, composed ferson Barracks Mo., about five th days afterwards. d ousand of cannon, et po’ rs. s will be sold in lots te suit pur- Tr. :, Oash, in Government funds; one-half to ‘ited om the eonclusien of the sale, and the ri from the grounds, Otherwise they will revert to the Govern- ment Purchasers will be required to furnish their own packages, where the powder is not in barrels. se 12 H. A. WISE. Obief of Durean. $6,000,000 FIRST-CLASS MORT- GAGE BONDS. $500,000 SOLD. Tax xoxra mrssovrt R. 8.00. HAS Av. 7 PER CENT. thorized us to sell their frat M. thirty years Bonds. The whole amount fs 000,- 00, Coupons payable on the Ist days of January and July of each ye Beferri ing sold t! bonds, we have adv: ar, in New York. anced the price to EIGHTY-FIVE CENTS, at which they stand unrivalled, asthe cheapest first-class security in the market. JAY COOKE & 00. _seltt to our advertisement of August, hav- first half million of these desirable 486 SEVEN INTEBIO: MABRKBITER’S, TH STBEET. B DECORATIONS! OHOIOCE STOCK! inW PAPE Foreign an abrics. and L. PABLO@RS. for Drawing also,a large Most mm for RHANGINGS WINDOW SHADES, New and beautiful nooo an 8T without Centers. Colors. TAN. B GROUNDS, with Gilt patterns, 01 ua TA i m Bi Lay Lately recelved. and now 0} inspection. the H ‘ANDSOMEST ‘ASSORTMENT ever offered ashington, embracing— 486 Bo! ic Manufacture, of the best ATEST STYLES. |. HALLS. DINING Bi and Uuiaue Declgus of Bbroldere AD nique igus of wi Booms. ff. Green, and ENDEB, and Borders, with and Window Shades of any required Size, Style, or made to Order. Color. OVAL PICTUBE FRAMES, Assortment in the District, war- > Leaf, aud from the The Largest Tanted to be Gilded “st with Goid Best Manufacturers in the Oountry—embraci: WALAUT, (imitation.) BOSEWOOD, and HLT OVAL PictOR® FRAMES. WALNC RAOKETS, CONV UR) ” X GLASS. &c. — taken PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Volors,from : Ph to the L: t Portrait Bite: elses SILK CORD and TASSELS, diferent | *'Zpeoial attention paid to this Branch of our Bus- PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS ‘bankfal liberal patronage received, the k3 (the Public is celled tothe avove Biocs attention of the Pul co to Order; and with the weekly saaditions feoet nds make times such as is kept in a Wy Beeciatea Yetablin es prnseently vad ith fully ‘executed, or . order BGAN & PERRIE Se FOR SUE The Sat sailing SLUOP & particulars Or, 256 C etrest, | between PURE eae TREES Pave ins feta re hag | sia BD the Quarter- | . and must be re- of wal | rom | day ofsale. the trustee reserves the right to re- | | District of Cot I hereby give notice that the said goods ant | of mblicauctionon FRIDAY, | $y o'clock, at the Wood and | TRUSTEES SALE fice | T. Axes, 1 Goal NOKTH HSTRABT. between Onpit-L stresta, at Pudtic Anction. Ox THURSDAY, the 20cb inst, .w we «ball McGnire alley. which bas heen recently paved Terms One thira cash; balance tweive months secured by a deen of trust on the premises. All couveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of $50 down when the property is knocked off. selzd __ GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts_ Y GREEN & WILLIAM! uctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAL ESTATE IN KE FOURTH WaRD eed of trust to the subseriber,da- snd recorded im Liber N Tt. d 207, one of the Land Becords ay, a UBSDAY. ibe 24 day of Uc- tober next, at ¢ o'clock p.m , 1m front of the prem- ings. the middle part of Lot numbered thirteen, square numbered five hundred and fity- 9) of the pian of the city of Washington, ing for the rame ata point on ist street fifty two feet (15s) nine and en! North and for Dotes bearing interest and ; thence sooth sigh- teen (1%) feet (we and one-third (25, ) inches; thence east tothe place of beginning Term t half ca-h, the residwe fm six Pr peneaee giving his note for the deferred payment, ng interest trom t Of sale, anc secured by a deed tri premises. All conveyancing and r Bt the cost of the purchaser. ere not complied vith within five day #. the the sell the premises at che risk and cost of the default- ing purchaser, on civing one day ® notice in some newspaper in the city of Washiagton © will be required ef the purchaser immediately after the sole. ISAAC L JOHNPON, Trustee sel wids GREES & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ THOS. DUWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. ATE IN G By virtue of s dec: nity cause N AY . 26th inet,, . a. tate with the ‘ovements, Kio: ‘88 parte of lots six. seven and right in Holmead’s addition to said town. and fronting sixty by 8 plat of thessme. Also immediat-ly after the above sale. I will sell the property recently owned by Mies Mary Ann Cc is awed 7 Hi th. i street, the same compored of t south 30 feet of lot 24 and the north 91 feet 6 of lot 25, subject, however. to @ life estat: Sarah of Hotcbins in a small tenement on the corner of said ares Piferime presented by the decree: One-third cash the residue in two equal payment’: it Bi: twelve months, with interest = Bae sues retained ~ a urchase Money, or at the option o - chearr the whole purchase mone may be paid ‘a cook presently after she ante, nveyancing and pe at purc! rs HUGH CAPERTON. Trustees. THOMAS DOWLING, _Sept 10,18,17,20,23,25 Aucti Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. OVERNMENT SALE OF VALUBLE 800 oaND BUILDING LOTS IN THE Gtk See Po ek udnelanane F PUBLIO BUILDLNGS. On TUEDAY, the 1866. we will sell, to the mencing et 12 o'clock M. No 520, corner of 7th street west and Date: porth, the foliowin, the Government States, viz: Lote numbered 16, 17, 18, 3), and Zi, in Square No, Lots numbered 2,3 4, and 5, ar teanerea wpe. het , ip Lots numbered 19, 13. und Lot uumberea 16 in Sauare it This square bes f the whole terms are not com} with in thirty days from the day of sale. the sstoner reserves the right to resell the "3 eg es cost of the Aewt, parebener. order u -miniesioner ‘a au 23 cokds, GREE (LLIAMS, Aucts. B" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. STEE’S SALE OF 4 BUILDING LOT ON eon STREET B pe nD mete, BOBTH. aT PUBLIC AUCTIO: Up MONDAY, the I7th instact, at $ o'cleck p. on sell, the by virtue of a ived of trust to me, dated the lith day ‘of Decom. ber_ 1865. and duly recorded in the records ashi District of Columbia in folice 33. 3: and 35, the jon 2 yi Gillet's subtiv joe nai. jon. , as pate eas oes im the of the auction- d ifthe terms are not complied with within 1 Sra Ga eat ae ofae oe Saas pean. by advertising three times in Dg % CHARLES JON ES. Trustee. Ade GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. EB _SUrKBINTENDEST BUREAU Comes, FREEDMEN AND ABAh- Faurruen’s Vintass. va. Sept. 8, 1856. order oper #ureaa . vies Btoves, Stove Pipe, Ferm Lm- : Gash in Government funds. oo 0st __@apt. ¥, °C, Bapertatenaeat, B* yt. 396 avenue. sae a pea z te the ss‘es of stooks Se oe Sa peraee FOR WINTERS. of COOKING ty} . ead o F aa ee