Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. A GOAT ON THE RAMPAGE.—Last Thursday might it was very dark, particularly in dismal Suburban localities, where the infrequent Bas. lights are allowed to flicker or go out, jast as they choose. Sothought Jim M. as hecarefally groped his way along a gloomy th hfare im the First Ward, occasionally stumbling over the broken pavements. Notalamp was lighted, and his mind naturally reverted to the current Stories of garroters and other midnight ma- Tauders, who waylay unsuspecting pedes- trians. Suddenly he heard a loud ery for help, a heavy fall, and then exclamations of «*D—n you, let me oR! Would you kill a man while be is down! You infernal devil, only let me get on my feet, and we'll see if you'll zourder mein this way! Help! help! This was startling, but our friend’s nerves were unshaken, and he at once hastened towards the spot from whence the cries proceeded. The first sight which he descried through the dark- mess Was @ man lying on his back, with his Bands and feet in motion, as if to-ward off an attack. Standing over him wasa goat, which, every time he attempted to rise, would settle him on his back again with a Well-directed bu t. Jim M. resis‘ed his inclination to laugh, as the situation was a critical one for the but. ted indiviaual, and at once attacked the victor. The goat, finding “another Richmond in the Meld,” at once turned his batteries on Jim, with such good effect as to cause his hasiy retreat toalamp-post. Here the fight was kept up for some time, until the goat, finding the iron was too hard for his head, gave up the butt direct, and improvised an oblique movement, by which be flanked the lamp-post, and planted some telling hitsin Jim’s side and stomach, and elsewhere, which foreed him to climb the post. Here he was, in a nice fix—«“treed” by a goat. From his secure but uncomfortabie perch be launched curses both loud and deep at bis imperturbable antagonist, who took it coolly. only walking around and rearing up occasionally, shaking his horns in a bantoring ‘Way, 4s if inviting Jim to come down and re- mew the combat. The lately prostrate indi vid- ual had in the meantime regained his feet, and joined in the “cussing,” but at a safe distance. At this juncture footsteps were heard ap- proaching. and Jim called for help. «Is that you, Jim !" said a voice. “ Yes,” said he; “is that you, McC." « This is me,” came the an- Swer. “but what is the matter: Jim ex- plained the difficulty, when McC, nothing daunted. at once “made for” the goat. That pegnacious animal, undismayea by the rein. forcement, met McC. in mid career, and pro- jected bis horny head “with the force of a bat- teTing-ram against the stomach of his new en- emy, who was “doubled up” by the blow. Straightening himself slowly, McU. saw «Bil- ly” poised for another attack. Thoroughly de- moralized, he turned and fled, closely pursued by his remorseless adversary, and his speed somewhat accelerated by one or two butts in the neighborhood of the coattail. Seeing an open door, in McC. darted. and closed it just in time to receive on the paneis a blow trom thi: animated catapult which shook the hous While ibe chase thus brought to a close was in progress, the other two combatants followed | up the common enemy, (not too closely,) and tried, with a continuous volley of stones, to “knock his blasted horns off. this landable effort they were unsucc « Billy,”’ finding the door between him: nd his laie enemy, now turned bis attention to these irate pursuers, but they scattered at approach. and disappeared in different dire. tions im the darkness. leaving him the vicior on this well-fought field. Now for the melancholy sequel Such prowess should not avail. This demoni- acal goat, who has borne for some time pasta bad reputation in the First Ward, and who stunk im the nostrils of orderly and peace- loving citizerls of non-combative dispositions (and others as well) was evidently not satisfied ‘With victories so easily gained, but like Alex. ander of old, sighed for more. At any rate he must have sought and found, during the nicht, some more subtle or powerful adversary, tor in the morning he was discovered by an early riser, stretched on the sidewalk, cold and dead. A melancholy victim of cheap boarding-house keepers, who cume to look upon the remains, suggested as a fitting epitaph for the deceased, “This strong butter is done for.” but his rank joke elicited no response from the stolid West- Enders. If there are any skeptical readers who doubt the truth of this narrative, they will find it fully confirmed by the statements of numerous residents between the Circle and the Observa- tory, if they will take the trouble to inquire tn that neighborhood. And to any one who says it is not possible that a single goat should place three men hors du combat, we vouchsafe only this reply, “Butt, he did.” ea A ReD-HEADED Despemona IN Love wita 4 Nerecro.—Saturday morning, Kate Ford, Annie Merrin and Francis Merrin, colored, were arrested by Lieutenrnt Tait and Officer Leach of the Fourth Ward, on the complaint of John Wallace, colored, for disorderly con- duct, and they were taken pefore Justice Bates for trial. It appears from the statements of the officers, that Wallace was in ihe Centrai Guard house Friday night, and Saturday morning, Sarah Schofield, a red headed white female, who has a peculiar affection for Wal- lace, undertook fo carry his breakfast to him. Kate Ford, who claims Wallace as her own, heard of it, and her jealousy wasexcited The two Merrins sympathized with her: and the three together went to Wallace’s restaurant on C street, between Eleventh and Twelfth, and after inquiring of him whether there were not wemen of his own color good enough tor him, and why he should run after white women, gave him such an unenviabie tongue Jasbing, flavered with profanitythat he had them arrested. Kate Ford and the Merrins were find $5 each. This did not satisfy the injured Kate. She went after the red headed white girl and thrashed her, anda neha, Alas! that scene ensued between Kate and Ida Schotiel sister of Sarah. |Officer Leach arrested Kate ¥ord again and Ida Schofield and took them before Justice Bates Kate was fined $3 and held to bail for peace; and Ida Schofield was fined 33. ——» A CcTtixe AFrFair. Yesterday, several colored men, employed by Mr. J. W. Piant, undertaker, on 7th street, between G and H, were in Mr. Piant’s stable, and one of them, named Oliver May, asked another named James Henry Booth, alias Martin, for a dollar that Booth owed him. A disputeensued about the amount, and Eooth proposed to pay 75 cents. ey. refused to take it, and said he ‘wanted aj! his money. An angry conversation followed, and Booth drew arazor and crt May on the bead, making a gash five inches in Jength.. May retreated to get astick. Booth followed and seized him, and inflicted another gash in May’s left side, about 73 inches in Jength and 1 in depth, and twoslight wounds in bis hands. Dr. Evans was called upon and Pesossees the injuries severe flesh wounds, ut not necessarily fatal, Booth was arrested by Lieut. Skippon, of the Third Ward, and taken before Justice Thompson, who sent him to jail for assault and battery, with intent to kill, and fined him $2u for carrying & con- cealed weapon. ————_s—_. AvyoTuER JoHNson CLUB.—On the evening of the 14th instant, a meeting of the citizens of the Northern Liberties favorable to the restora- tion policy of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States, was held im the hall over Queen & Abell’s store, on K street, opposite the Northern Market. called to the chair, and Mr. J. W. Vlark was elected secretary. The | cpap stated the object of the meeting to be to form a Johnson Club of citizens of the Northern Liberzies, and made a few remarks appropriate to the occa- sion. After an imterchange of views, a com- mittee was appointed to make arrangements for @ permanent organization, and the com- mitteee was authorized to call a meeting through the city papers, to be held this evening at + o'clock, in the same hail. pains nase Fing.—Yesterday morning about 3e’clock an alarm of fire was sounded from box 52, corner 0 and L streets west, by officer Gannon, of the First Wara, upon diseovering fire in the Tow of three small frame dwellings on 26th Street, between Pennsylvania avenue and M Street. The firemen and the Police responded Promptly, and were soon on the ground, bat the three houses were entirely destroyed. One belonged to a lady named Siss, the others to Mesers. Bernard and McGee. The total loss is about $2,000. The fire w: posed been an incendiary act a aires ——_e—__ Tue CLevetanp Coyvention.—The Na- tional Convention of Soldiers and Sailors, to be held at Cleveland this week, will doubtless be largely attended. Toe most of the delegates from this city lett last evening, and many pri- wate citizens will leave to-day and to-morrow. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with the connecting lines to Cleveland, have Provided round trip tickets for $17.50 each, good for tweive days from date, which may be had a: the depot. ——o ‘THE SexTENceD.—In referring to the sen tence of the Lyles’ murderers, the Princ Georgian says: “Luckett, we believe, is th only one of the five who has expressed a desire to see 8 minister. He was at one time a mem ber of the Baptist Church. and has written to bis pastor in Alexanarm urgently requesting that he visit him. They are all confined ia on» room, heavily ironed, but have free intercourse ‘With each other ith several other prison- ers ip the same room.” pasate: 8 PSST Tre Circus is CominG.—One week from to- day, Den Castelio’s great show will arrive, snd from the int-rest manifested wherever it bas exbibited, we infer that it is one of the, best. if not the best. consolidated cireus and menagerie now in this country. J.N. Oliver, Esq., was | on the nual temperance moatings an e us w the auspices of the was beld at the Northera Market. Mr. John S. Hollingshead Addresses were made pA sac wage, Bradley, Crippin, and otbers. Western Star Division Sons of Temperance held their public meeting at the Circle, at which addresses were made by Messrs. Clay- ton, Westerfield, Clarke, Hudrett, Vance, and Alexander, after which a number signed the pledge. At Gonzaga Hall, Messrs. Clark, Oren and Maher addressed the meeting held under the auspices of the Catholic Total Abstinence So- ciety. At the Fair Building, a meeting presided over by Mr. J. L. Kidwell was held, at which & number of addresses were made, and quite a number signed the pledge. —— A REMARKABLE FEAT.—The little boy, Will Smith, who was confined in the Watch House yesterday on the charge of stealing, succeeded im twice escaping therefrom, by crawling through the bole made for the stove pipe, into the chimney, and thence through the chimney fine to the roof. from which he descended to terra firma, and was making haste for a place of safety, when he was discovered in both in- stances, and borne back to prison bounds. He is now in the Work House for 9% days. He struggled hard for freedom, but it was no go. He is said to be very yellow when arrested, but, through his chimney pereginations became black enough for two.—Alezandria Journal. = - ARTILLERY CoMPANY IN JALEXANDRIA—A meeting was held at the San Engine House last night for the purpose of organizing an artillery company. The following officers were elected: John H. Duffey, Captain; Thos. A. Mitchel, ist Lieutenant; Basil H. Waring, 2nd Lieutenant; Charles Williams, Orderly Sergeant. A com- mitee was appointed to make all the necessary arrangements for firing @ salute, on the oc- casion of the Johnson demonstration to take place in this city, on Tuesday night next.— Alex. Gazette. CITY ITEMS. THE inventive genius of our people has not been typified m any branch of manufactures toamore striking degree than in theart of making jewelry, at such prices and of so ad- mirable imitation of the genuine article as to defy the criticism of even the most experienced, and as to come within the reach of all classes. We were forcibly reminded of this fact bya re- cent visitto Prigg’s wholesale and retail dollar jewelry store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, near 44 street. While all the precious stones are so aptly copied and setin the most ap- proved styles, probably the success has been greater in the fashionable jet jewelry than in any otherbranch. Bracelets, chatelaines, and neck-chains and breastpins, can there be pur- chased of asuperior quality, and weare not surprised that they are so eagerly sought for. Mr. Prigg also received last evening a splen- did collection of bog jeweiry, in combs, long drops, and pins, being the latest style of jet goods manufactured. —-——_—— HENNING’S SATINET Suits for $10 and $12. Only One Price at the corner of Seventh strect and Maryland avenue. eS “EXCEEDING EFFECTIVE. ’—‘Brown’s Bron- iol Troches’ ure excellent lozenges for the re- lief of Hoarseness or Sore Throat. They «re certainly exceedingly effective. We nave known several instances in which troublesome coughs have ceased very speedily after one or two Troches were taken.” CHRISTIAN . Yates & SELpy, No. 323 Pennsylyania ave- nue, are now receiving their stock of Fall and Winter Dress Goods. Calic Cotton and Wool Fisnn Cloths, Cassimeres, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. 4 ——e Boots Ayp Snoxzs, 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 respecttully solicited a Wor tp, London, Eng. pt Heatctsaeccneeri ON JEWELRY and Silver Plated Ware Spoons, Forks, Gobletts, Caps, Salts, received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, neat 4 st. 6 - - Corns, Bunions, Bad Naiis, cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn. av.. between ¢4 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8a m. to5 p. m., and 6 to $ P- m. No charge for consultation. —o PENNTES can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter ST TT Vaseular Ex- DIED PIGGOTT. At5o'clock Bike on Sunday, the 16th instant, WILLIAM O. PIGGOTT, in his 33th year, son of the late Mason A. Pizgott: He served his country in varieus capacities long, faithfully and well on the Pacific coast, and turned but a short time since tothe scenes of his boyhood to have his bones mingle in the dust of the earth with the others of his kindred who had gone before. His departurein the sett from this world was calm and serene. though his bodily suf- fering had been intense during his illness; and while in the last struggle with death, he called his rrowing relatives and friends arcuad him and de them be of good cheer, that he had made his peace with God; and then | His spirit winged its flight on high, Te 88 immortal beyond the «ky. istives and friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral to day.(Monday,) at 3 p.m., frem the residence of roctor, Bsq., No. 468 Vth street 0.T. HENSHAW. On the lith instant, at 40’clock hi m., after a brief illness, JOSUUA LAURENS ENSHAW, a native of Boston, Mass., s resident of this city many years, nds of the famiiy are invited to attend his faveral trem bis late residence, corner ef 4th Street eastand Virginia avenue, on Monday, the I7th instant, at 5%; o'clock p.m = MILLEB On the 16th inst: painful illness, JOHN MIL: age. His funeral will take place at the residence of his father. Thos. Miller. near Rock Oreek Oburch, on Tuesdsy morning at9 o’clock. Relatives and friends are resrectfully requested to attend. * TABLTON. On the 15th instant, at bis late res- idence, Granby Farm. Prince Geor-es’ county, Md, LEWIS A. TaRLTON, only son of the |i itt Tarlton, Esq. in the 49th year of bis age. The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend his funeral from Providence @hap- el, on Ww ednesd: it 3 o'clock p.m. = ¢ Bun please copy.] DENIS This morning at half past_six o'clock, WALTER SCOTT DENIS, son of Felix Denis, His funeral will take place to-morrow mor 3 at 10 o'clock. from his father’s residence, 358 street. between 7th and sth. CBOWN. On the loth instant, at quarter past 2 e’clock CLARa BEGONA, only child of Jo. seph H. and Mary B. Crown, aged 3 years, 1 months and 2 days. The funeral will take place from ae etents retidence. 8th street, between L and M, No. . on Tuctday, 18th instant. at3o’clock p.m. The a and friends of the family are invited te attend. be Se OUSEKEEPEBS! 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 aluxurious style, Our stock is comp! nd PBIOES MUOH BEDUCED. containing acomplote list of HOUSE ING @OODs furnished, or sent by LB efully packed to go toany part of the J. W. BOTELER & BRO., HO PURNISHER: 320 Penn's avenue, ( Metzerot Hall,) (Int] between 9th and 10th streets. G®4PEs ! GRAPES!! after a leng and yin the 23d year sell ét Goed GARDEN GBAPES are now selling fro 10 to 20 cents per pound at J. PEARSON'S Fruit Store, SeG-eotf 491 8th street, near Penn’ REMOVAL. BEMOVAL. J. P. DENNIS, COACHMAKER, Begs leave te inform hi: re and the public erally that be has REMOVED trom 4°U03 B stroot, betweos Issiriod Tate an " te ith f Pennsylvania avenue, and . As his facilities are in his old location, he can do repair- inches and build new work as CHEAP, DURABLE. and ines GOOD 8TYL. any Cosohmaker in the pone bat first claes mec! and Ps not bat the best material with stric attention to business, to merit and receive a fair sbare of patronage. sep3 eco2m 7 airep om ENGINES, \bining the maximum of efficiency, durability pee ye ge the minimum of weight and ate waaay WANTS. T'athe Str? 2attana Sane Wanye SALE AND RENT. UCTION THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. a Por Bi ‘east, No. 487 . Capi- orie sie, | dati, epee me cael tae ARTED—T L : W viigerent stvce, “Kopi ie MAGES Mer | Gon NT_A Furnished ROOM; paltable for OariTOL BILL, big X Estate Agents, 517 Seventh street. bourckoowl 2 stata jo. oa ee K ANTEB—To veut. by the sth of Uctober. Sosa wate Per week. 00 17-3t*_ Prodi 10 neUsE ee tairing from six toot ~ Patty wise 8 rooms, situated Poet Office, Vth Particulars, Box 730 Anniy a, SEO. BAC 1 an. Sia hi ia erect, ANTED—-B Man, o 2 re fram Pe..8ve. : W iter as werent Sook apply at No. 99 Green street. be: and Dunbar- ton atreets, Georgetoun Ye" Deets se 17-2t* Fo RENT_Two or three very Teasant uatar- shed ROOMS. boars man without cliidren. No. 404 uestts GOVERNMENT SALE OF FOUR HUNDRED Bosed WANTED —A tats in deiicate avenue, between 9th and 10th sts ee 17-3t* PILES a? THE LONG BRIDGE, aT PUBLIO strous of obtaining BOABD 1 0 LET—A B avction On FRIDAY, the zist inst., nD some qi R family. and tn som 4 he city. ll oclock a.m , pe A er eis part of the city th six rooms, a water Taare aTaLets bet tits saa inke secured * we shall sell. on the premises. Four Hundred Ok premises. A'l conveyancing W4BTED-§¢00. wilt oe: eaootar #55. HBEDOUS, or of Me BBLUBE, tng Fine Piles, Deing 25 und 40 fect iu length Brae nee Sema tee cont, St fee parbaeeee MAKK SION AGENCY 218 H street north. betwee y order of Pub) " ee —— ‘Gentine ar. end “COMMISSION ry 0. va festrabls HOUSE, By erder of the Commissioner of Public Build 2 A se ply at this office. 7: : G Ww . y at 490 H street, north of | "88:7 Seen S WinlLians susicohts GREENS WILLIAMS, Aecia, 87 THE ABOVE BAL! wii (int. ang Chron} Auets, ANTED—A ctable aad industrious O'clock and Sp. me. 2 WANHEre Cine streee Sag, jredustrions J. TOWLES, Agent, B™ gate 2 ou, the ccoking and IS POSTPONED, ON ke. ire at ‘OB BENt—In Alex . Va. very desi- Sccount of the rein, until MONDAT, i7th instant, J-BAKR'S Jewolty Stove 450 Penh’ecicane rable BUSINESS STAND. comeiating of Deat sporscnal ettonticc te | nme Dour ane piece. se 17 20" ling and Store-room, om Boyal street. opposite » thot vornonal Furniturest By order ofehee » WILLIAMS. ' A XQGNG GIBL WISHES A SITUATION As | {re merKo house: and adjeining the gi Hetel. ng. = =~ fh ® chambermatd : would bave no objection to do re : ee a ae roceries and WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. plain sewing or dining room work. Good refer- A & PEBRIE, corner a chandise of every description, Horses, Carri : ‘ —— —_ encecan be given, Unilat the corner of 19th st, ton. || Harness, & dee 1- TBUSTBE'S SALE OF A BUILDING LO and Pa. ave., Mr. WILNBR’S paper store it" TUESDAY, 8a AUR BERT BEZWERN 1 ues it ar works Apply atNo- 67 Moutgomersatesct, bee | crop of Potatnes Tomato Catsu ‘en ope er as ad Boal te Geer se TLL. | ridee No afkeratare near 380. johns Old Bye Bor Port and Sherry Wines Fiat cellent place for summer boarde ¥ SW aa brginess in the city. cc of W. H. SWEENEY. at the Herndon House, corner of 9th and F streets. = se 17-3t* OB 'T—A HOUSE. containing six rooms, situated between the Post Office and the Gov grnment Printing Office. Apply te JOHN McCAR TY, corner 2d and Mass. avenue. 80 15 3t" FURR ISHED ROOMS FOR BENT. from $8 to 25 do. do. el Brandy land Gin, £0 dozen Choice Bottied Liquors, &c. Avso,a general assortment of Fancy Geods. choice Groceries, Notions, Smoking and Chewicg Tobacco, Cigars, Kc. &c. 1 NAGLE & ©O., Avcts.@ B* THOS. DUWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. A YOUNG LADY DESIRES AN MENT as visiting go: ‘clock | She is being d to teach music and English Direct orcalf on G 140 of the ori Ne. 4 of Terms Cash. All conveyancing and revenue stamps st the cost of the et the time — in the refereme. between 6th and 7th streets. WwW aT ens son, TIN and SEE IRON BK EBS at OOOPER & BAGAN’S Stove, Tin and Sheet Iron ware Manufactory, 497 lith ecrs | an five day WANTED. A middie aged WOMAN to do the ana avenue. se 15-lm* 4 o'clock, at eneral bousewerk in asmall family. Apply i ‘rect, between B and C streets, Isiand. WANTED—To sell or take a PARTNERin a small Grocery and Commission business. A geed stand. Ap; it once to 479 ith V ANTED 30 BENT IMMEDIATEL viously sold, it will be a i. et public auction. = — is property is sitaated in the most desirable part of the town, occupying the greater part of the square, fronting 130 feet en Washington, 240 on Gay, 9 on Green, and 3) on Dunbarton streets, The improvements consist of a thee story Brick Building and out- houses, contain; foulting purchaser, by advertising thres times im venlog CHARLES JON ES, Trastec. _te4lawads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. L_ WELLS & 00... ise Auctienecrs and Real Estate Brokers, est corner 14h and F streets. OR RENT-— Furnished ROOMS, with or with- ss out Beard at No. 4™1 12th street, west si ©, between F and @ sts. Also, afew Table Boarders on reasonabie terme, se 15 2t* ‘Or by ter and gas rooms, some 7 vED AL ESTATE ON October 1, a small HOUSE, of 4 ar 5 rooms. in G st., bet. of them very large, with gas. and baths. | VERE CORNER OF SOUTH G STREET AND s,g000 peighborhood. tn this clty or in George. ing aechool, the propert? celng Set cancer oes | ISTH STREET BAST, Near the new Naval town ent must be moderate, ress M., Post ~ INT 3 34 — Arylom, Nav Ottce, Georgetown, D EF Srensen Land Sew fork aveuuee i ronme: | Subs purpose, for many years aed and tecupied y Ye a* a boarding and day po bn On MONDAY, the I7th of September instant, at P App y 222 New York avenue, between 4th and 5th WANTED_Ten Rood ABPENTE 'y tts former owner, Apoly ENBAM, at the Old Race - 60 clock p m., on the premises. we shall eel! Lote to CHARLES strecie, or at corner of 12th and D streets west and became celebrated and known throughost the | Nos. 25. 23nd 0, in Square No. 1,030, each froat- Course. west ef lath street, se 15-8t The property conld be nxed as a boarding house, | "BE," b lot . be 14 ott ISAIAH MORAN. | SOD ae itiewithin a square of the cart, otic ee eety | _ Fermeensy. §$25down on each lot. Conveyan ANTED—A good fem COOK, white or V the Nay y cing and stamps at parchacer 's cost. ter and gas. ontaining 8 room: five minutes for Sshington city, or it could be L. WELLS & 00., black, in a firstclass Restaurant Referen- 88 the door. D peat ng houses. | sel2-d {Inte} Auctioneers. ired. ly.at 097th at. | $25 onth, in adv of culars apply to Mra. | —" nnn fetwetn D and E KEEIN € HEUMUS. ‘eet | Sark bee week wanree Reon eetowa rg Premaess or toW.D. | BRY BEX, MIGGINS & CO -Auctionsers, WANTE October Be farnshed | f.OR BENT—Two large frame HOl Own HOS. DOWLING, Anct. et a =o t jern improvements ine avenue. between § act. TALOG ‘ Aearesn: Yo.” No. 234 H street, between Also. the Canterbury Hall, La. ¥ JAMES ©. McGUIRE & OU., Auctioncers, On TUESDA} MOENING. Bep’ 19th and 20th 88 12-6t" 43, and 6th streets. For term i — . : eoll at our store. by cal ] ANTRD=Dy-araldont ot a Fealdent of ie eiy, on tho tat YOUNG, Jaz.. & bRO., 403 Pei SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD. AUR | gelesen cradle ote of October, a Furnis +1n a goo . - ot ue,and| BATE ALEXANDKE LEK. No. 475 SIXTH RPRTS. location for boarders. One preferred where the | [{}OR RENT—STORE 302 Penna avenue, and : } ) Oa party renting will take bostd.” References eo) | F'OR,BEN forsale. Apply immediately.” euch TWEEN D AND E STREETS. changed, ow. 8..° 495 L, between 9th and 10th ve se lt-4t mL {OR RENT—One three story BRIOK HOUSE, hed I with gas and water pply to BERNARD , | HAYES. corner 4th and we 14-38" le | [{ OR SALE—A comfortable BRIOK HOUSE, 15 See ts ates CCORE EA ones aeearee | M’ dust Gicek restiug beck mine ceocen ae ~ A : geT-2u*? -| Summer kitchen, will be sold reasonable. a good seed pump near the door, on ith st. west bet Mand N Was Bya young girl, SIT- UATION to do ce ork and plain sew- 4 vist ase) DAY MORNING. September 20. com- | “peje ct” EES rtm: BEX, HIGGINS & 0O., An streets, Se 11 eolut™ WANTED Any party having « furnts HOUSE torent. between 5tu and Wth north of Penn’a avenue, who desire a reapons! mencing at 00'clock Walnut Frame 80 naming in part— of Parlor Furniture, consie- ting of Sofa. Rocker, Arm, aud six Side Chairs, upholstered in Maroon Velvet Walnut Damask Govered Reception Chairs TwoGilt Frame French Plate Pier Glasses Two Gilt Frame French Plate Mantel Mirrors Damask and Lace Ourtains Roreweod Marble-top Uenter Table Walant What-Net and Ornaments B* W.L. WALL & ©0.,Auctioncers. | TWO SMALL FRAME sous IN THE 18T WARD AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY . Sept. the 18th. at 4 o'clock p.m , We will sell, in fromt of the jes, all thet part ef Lot No. 3. situated in Square west of Square No. streets perth. Inquireat HUGELY & BOWEN’S 5 14. im the city of Washington, f ambi Livery Stable, New York avenue, between 6th and ing. Address a notetoJ.H.,Staroffice, #03 | 7th atreets. selest® | herge Walnut Marble top Table ™ » bees 7] ANTED—By a respectable woman a SITUA- Fo BENT~—First class HOUSE in Georgetown, | Oak Hall muite 4 containing 17 rooms, wits water aod gas throughout; new and handsomely finished, and TION as first class Cook ina a Honse ready tor barn pees A Brick Stable and Carriage or Sa narent. Address Box No, 10 Star Office. an 15 1 Elegant Mahogany Oarved Bedatead, with cano- Each house will be sold separate w: Mabovan Wardrobes | Which it stands Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve the Lot upom House attached, w every convenience, and in | Walnut Marble Bo Bureaus and Washstandsand | months, with interest, secured by adved of et Ww ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies | the mest pleasaut and convenient part of the town. Chamber Cy 3 | on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the and Gents’ Clothing, er any articles of value, | Apply next door, 122 Washington street. or at his | Mahogany Bedsteads. Bureaus and Washstands | cost of the purchaser. WAL 00., & at BR, FULTON & ‘00.8 Pawnbrokers, 502 9th oftes in Biggs & Co.'s Banking Hou! to A. | Cane Seat Chamber Chi sel2-d W.L. WALL & -s Aucts. street. three doors north of Penn’a avenue. N.B, | HYDE. 3t* Gilt Frame Look ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, 60 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks, OB RENT—Three han isomely furnished PAR- | Walnut Crib, B name for sale cheat iy 2eomm* * | FOR RENT Tiree 2 OOMS, communicating, to | Two Setts Union Chairs. co | ADMINISTRATOR'S TOU ¢ “ 8. LE OF CARPENTERS be Set together or separately. with the privilege | Hair and Husk Mattresse ‘ather Bolsters, Pil Ls. BENOHEs, AND A FiNE LOT OF “Rises MIRBORS: OABPETS, BEBO WEE | tha nitchen and bathe Gas and weter'te the nina cara | LUMBER. wc. AT PUBLIC AUOTION B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street, in board. S ! of “1 Ww Extension Dining Table - ms all se , te | ‘between G and H. east id and bath and gas and Sater. will also be rented on | Bthosany Bideboards, Osta Tebles : | rewoen = aa 7h aoe 2 ove Zor 4 nee. Apply @ ee aT Large osntity ef Obina, Glass and Crockery | He Orybens* Ooaret ptentet ai Cehntke ny [OW D ’ F = — — i. a | ‘erms cash — No. 217 | Silver Plated Wine and Table Castors Adedotetreter. NES. AND CHBAP FALL GOODS, AT MIL- | tel. se 13-4t* in Variety. | LER’S, 101 BRIGE STREET, GEORGE- ARE se17 J, C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Will be sold at publi, on FRIDAY, the BY BEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. /ALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED YREAL ESTATE. ON H OTEEET NOBLE, between 4th and Sth Streets west, at Public CE—FOR SALE—The BAIL KOAD HOUSE BESTAURANT, at tne ter- minus of the 7th street railroad. near the Park, ‘Will be sold cheap for cash en early application. se 13-6tif* TOWN —6,000 yds. fall Oalic: 15, 18%, 20, 22, and 2) cts ;2.000 yds Flannels, at 40, 45, 50,625, 70, 75, 87, 100 cts. ; 4,000 yds, Bleached’ Muslin, at 23. 25, 28, 31, 3734; 2,00 yds. Brown Muslin, 4t15, 16%, 20, 25. “Also, Canton Flannels, Sacking Uscimoreenth, eoween Ge acd sioner tacee | On eebwesiddasieent -atS o'clock p. Flannels, Drees Goods in variety, vlot! Cas- (UB SALE—That valuable tract of WOOD Bauare No. —. 20 feet front by 13, | m ‘om the Lot No. 12, in Square No. aimeres. Housekeeping Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, | WAND. centetuing set ance. ine recent survey, By ey dle Bi, Belt lot ie improved by two 2 story ana wae Gipey ety conrcans an io wyinee Coorm 7 eed =, Fong od One third cash: balance six and twelve | Frame Dwe! Ings, one on front 2, other in supplies of » which we aredeter- | miles fromthe Navy Ya ridge, 5 of : feet feet 4 mined to sell cheap. Phe pabie ill Sadie great. | diately onthe stage road loadiag trou Wasnt pecured by ® deed of trast on the prem- | the rear of the lot. 16 pout Se x ly to their advantage to examine our stock before purchasing, au 14-Im* ig and revenue stamps at the $50 down when sold. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BX 740s. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetewn. By vistas of s doce of treet dni exeeuted, be ‘tue of ol rurt, da eC . will celle at pe on WEDNE ton to Upper ‘o. The Baltimore and Pe- temac railroad ran within four miles of the property. It adjeins the estates of Messrs. Lem- bell Middleton and Win Bovier. This estate ta rolling, and abundantly supplied with water e It will be sold entire or in lets tosuit. Ti‘le clear xud perfect, For terms apply in person. or by letter address to me, at Upper Marlboro, Prince hich is no" ting at $40 per month L Joining on the cast same Simeteions: which mates od Property very demrabie beingin a good loca- ‘Terms One half cash; balance six and twelve months. fo: a deed cost of the pure! BENJAMIN MILLER. 5015-6 DP#PAsTMERT OF THE INTERIOR, | Ns 1c : TO ALL WHOM IT MAY OUBUEEN Appiication having been made under the act of ir notes bearing interest. and secured by of trust on the premises. All conveyancing the cost of the purchaser. I. at public auction, SDAY | and revenue stamps at Tha 4 f | George's county, Md. MORNING, stptember iith, at 10 o'clock, at the | @0dewn on each plece whea sold. ‘Title indys June 25, 1880, for the reissue of the following de- | George n W.I. BEALL. | Auction Room, No. 174 Bridge street. opposit» | P' ' GREEN & WILLIAMS, A. peribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to nave | %13}m WT c. | the Market House, a large quantity of Houseioli | _*° 2-4 ___ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. been lost or destroyed,—Notice is hereby given 1 PRIVATE SALK—The GOOD WILL, FIX- F somes, § Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, A: that at the date following the description ofeach | Al TUBESant STOCK of the Grove Bie st pore ng B — Warrant @ new certificate or warrant of like tenor | the corner of 8th street east and Virginia LUG, Feather Bede, Bedai VALUARLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON Tillbe relosued, if mo valid objection should then | Navy Yard. which will b wold low an the ownoris | Reather Bede, Bedding. 3 4LUaaLe STHBET, beteces BOnTING OF 0. 45 442, for 120 acres, tesmed ander the act of | {ves.- : al Orta masay metistos tee tame rous to mention. ontn Cnsba} the 20th inst. March 34, 1855, in the name of Archibald H. Cole, | ‘= 7 : ao | aaah ae es J O08 RENT—VALUABLE BUSINESS PROP. And on the same day, atSo Pp. ma. . premises, ig, "Oe Aranted January 28th, 1856.—October oth, | POTTY on pomunyieania arcaee Ti ead eee, | pnd .cb theisame day, at So clock p.m, on 1G, | McGuire's subdivision of Square No. 62, Leaving @ ‘No. 64,073. for 1 ed under the act of | centrally located and commodions BUILDING on uilt by Joseph B Merritt upon the lot between | fi 34 feet, by 175 feet 3 inches, tos 30-toot rel de Asser da tha wane ot Scr sthesct of | ihe Southeast corner of Fa, avenue eed iitivcrcn | Pal Market Alley and the canal, to be removed by | alley. which has been recently paved March 36, es oe Ist. 1853, October bth. 153%, wert, No. 267, and formerly Booup.ed as ® Stove | the purchasers, unless they can make arrange- | Terms: One third cash; im six, and by ye Megeet Manufactory by the late Jas. Skirving, consisting | ments with owner of the lot upon which itstands, | twelve months. for motes bearing interest and Per ag Bee opera Stamos Unio | of three stories and basement rooms. #f by 125 feet, | ‘Terms cash. - Sooared, Sy S Soak © erat on the cre) ep an pein hg a ae . &e. i . F. W. JONES, Trustee, conveyancing revenue stamps at the cost Sor Ste foe Se cven Lenten de wee: | "Ses location otters superior advantages former | se3s THOS. DOWLING. Acct. 50 down when the prop-rty is September. 180. in the name Of Danis! Milton and | (MP or terme, apply to JOHN T. GIVEN, Bxecutor, SALE OF GOVERNMENT WAREAOUSES. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. we ne yaaa mag ¥ Ist, | 475 10th, between D and E streets. selzet' |» a : a2Y GEEEN & W a 1856. ‘ 5 Chief Quartermaster's Ofice, Depot of Washincton,y | ERY GRE ILLIAMB, Auctioneers. No. 26 506. for 80 acres, issued under the act of wr WELLING “s Washenst . C.. Bey ber 15. 1855. — March 34,1358. 1n the naine of Daniel Milton, and | F'Chced at the tatersection of Rareined ned Vics | Witt be ait ensions D.C. Beptember 18: Tass Sacer eee TOUTE WARD ee IM Was granted March 13th, 1856—December Int.’ 1956, nia avenues, between 7th and 8th streeta west. | Septe! 2, under the direction of Brevet Lica: vistus of ohne oan . 308, H. BARRETT, Goie aeeee te ai fost troat by 40 feet deep, with | tenant Colonel James M. Moore. A.Q. M. By 2 of a of trast so the pabsertbor .@e Jy 16-wil2tw Com: joner. wide hall through thecenter. The lot 100 feet | mencing at 12M , the Sheed Warebo ted Joly 20th, 1865, st ia Liber -f. GCHOOL BOOKS. front, by, 214 feet deep, embracing one half of | on Seventeenth street. near Ms oe pA pT Y ce mank nical et 208K Siete, | atti Remnianaae urine ba eer | Siencieneunenan dab 7 ZQIEST CLASS RESTAURANT AND DWELL ‘One addition to ditto, being 21 feet by 40 feet. tober pont, af ¢ o'clock p. m.. ti At BALLANTYNE'S, Feet CG AT PRIVATE BALE. DY EEE | One Stable, two Sinks, and 1,200 fect of Fence. middle part of ieee, t 3)in square numbered bine, (559) of the plan of beginbin, w 498 BEVENTH STREET, NEAE E. At2p. m., on G street, between Twenty-first and A full Stock at the lowest prices. 8e 1-2W Twenty second streets: One Warehouse five hi The subscriber will sell, at private gale, on the of favorable terms,a first-class RESTAURANT AND for the same ata . and! fifty -two feet (153) nine and ‘= REMOVAL. DWELLING. now doing @ first-class and paying | One Warebonse: 6 a ack wanes bo vo- | son Cte be K IDWELL & HENDERSON would respectfal- | business. This property offers a rare opportunity marek within ten days from date of sal of said square; running thence north ly inferm their, frionds, and the public ery they to persons desiring to embark in the Bestaurant | terms: in Government fands._ OKER, sont pmo end. one-cure ps) —— : er vi jo. ir » De . a A - ton Hall Building, where they are prepared to | business. HAS. 8. WALLAOH, Attorney, Brevet Major Gen. and "| Stet to the place ofvepinning, = sortmcat of emas and the public ® cholcess- |. 11.gr once No. 49 Le. ote, corser eh st. 80 15 6t Depot of Washington, D. 0. Place of beginning, of the latest styles. T B WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES | Patt td SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON AILIFF’S SALE—NOTICE A het a ofan | months, the purchaser givies his note Tess Geo: defe " LIBEBAL TEBMS AND LONG CREDIT. order of distress from Georg eA have | ceferre aod fi f Blind: — seized and taken the following goods and chattels % secured deed Olttioth Table Uovorer Picture ora and Tes SIX HUNDRED BUILDING LOTS, ipeataty rent due end in arrears, (rom George F | premisca. All conveyaacine $i &c.. all of which they ‘are prepared to sell at the — Be hetor nt “Coal, #0 or B0ton, mereor | are met cnn with within five lowest cash prices. We will offer until further notice, at private One lot of Bed wR Banal eeroer | geomet exe guee oo a All work in bev line executed _ thi oy oe hve oye See en ee ae Jon ae lens;epe bot ot er Sais — Gane .: ae reserv: dens them apo Lrcraes oy * au em this city » situated insome seventy differentsquares | Desk; 4 Chairs; re <a 2 ry ac! ing Purchaser on givi ne. days He, sigs asp a ballding tot will find thie the best Spportuntty | Bev fon’ ot O18 MUMDEFSODe 108 Of Woods | ee et the warchae ecia ae eS . pa Rages t . notice that the said and | sale. 18AA0 L. JOHNSON, i erties gen te | ESSSer ce’ me we oe | ha Rc le eth et AY | anna a SWEET Soc, il his mi als 4 18 instant. . " 7 seupatea to 00 cos Satin kintins wits $0 be bet at Saree ens SWAN Coal Yard on Ohio avenne. between léth and isth | PRY THS. DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown and at twenty per cent. lower than thi Auctioneers and Beal Estate Agents, streets, to the highest 10 cae as TRUSTEES FUALUARLE REAL Es. Bhop, 34 street, three doors saat "ay 20 10. dim ‘No. 4 Market Space. itis Batter ose tice eee, TATE tne 4 tel bie - OB BENT—Large and small HOUSES, fur fy pane By Liste ota decree of toe Bupreme Overt QOPERIOR OABINET FUBNITURE. pagisned end Faruraished. | Also, des rable SALe OF NAVY PO’ . Comme September —— le ir , - — ‘The Subscriber is happy $0 iaforin his numerous py for hi Eos Se > By asad : are. Ney J pacers. Ts A Optnanceet friends NRINET FUBNITURES a ee sie are There will be sold at Patlic A. to the i} and Ovmp! mbracing every id Quality, from the finest PAR- LOW SUITE down to the CHBAPEST BEDSTEAD. It ig. not action, pighratUidders, af nogn, TUESDAY. the i day of Naval Ordnance Depot st Jeflortos Batnene ke, | town and frontige sixty-nine 60) fort ou the La ——<—<—$—<——$—=$—— OB SALE—A fine GARDEN FARM, within F three-fourths of @ mile of city limits.’ It = about 90 of improved land, und serve, near St. Louls, Mo., about five thousand | side of Bridgestreet, by a end twenty (120) necessary to particularize, as our Stock sass of cultivation, wi crops, new (5.000) berrels of Powder, composed of cannon, Soins ter heeaket ee ‘Somali triangle contains every conceivable article to be found in a | ing. barn, orehard, good water, end all necessary | mortar and poneket pemeoss. tye plat ph Ry FIBeT CLASS HOUSE FORNISHING RT AG- put buildings At ome & MASON ‘The powders will be sold im lets te uit par- ; scctieciaaias Nomen Please call aad vekasty ycerpett before purchasing. #0 7-10t* Corner 7th and F streets. poems, Seb in Government f funds; ove: to the property receatly event. - FG wencotm _Goumnartonesr hand Dus | FOR MENT 4 BOE aati bdoteli | Sensei titus fee aunt tarenet, daraz | sed pte Dye Bancilaioants re tnen — ~ ‘ a ~ 1e @1 NOAL! COAL!! COAL! and Teireets. . is se 4-1m* Domine Lt they will revert to the Govern- Soomes. cae running west of ee BEY DESIRABLE AND ELIGIBLY siTU- | ™S>t- be requtred to thet: fect of lot See of lat ATED BUILDING LOrS AT PBI- Le meong crete mace i atta barn eit own Bi, subiest Li 8 75 i se 12 ~A. . ureau. > eel vate sale, upon fa- a —. reartet tas ate otgene Nene Dalragetts | 9dugsnbecrbey alleal ot neate eee, open a ee it Bpace, bet 7th $b: 58 fronting cack, 80 feet on lath street west, Froce: FEED | SALTIII the rendue tly attended to. 0: between south O streets. by 1/0 fect 1 inal re eon Ean F streets, sor 8 0foot ; Lot fe. ia Sanare Be. A complete essectment of wie: the fitle bein - by 185 feet 6 inches ALL GRA! chasrr the Ba iapgent: saved by baying your WOOD at ot Mo. 20,in subdi- | Lo which we solicit the attention of cash present! au 25-Im* Tth st., bet. E and F. Island. Ing 24 feet AKERS AND GROCERS. stampe et M ILK—Warranted pare, unadulterated MILK delivered at any Bert of the city at usual pricee. Leave orders at RUSSELL BARB'S Stor ‘96 9th street west,or CHIPMAN & SMITH 309 I street north. se 13-eolm* | yy AND BUGGIES —Per- sons in want ef new or second hand CABBIAGES, ‘oP and no-top B & SON'S Ooach Festory, Fouts avenue, bent Sicilians ata BENT—A threestory BRIOK HOUSE with bo Lad I AA “| oie tnd ell modera impro: ts. situa- JN OT108—DIsOLET GE OF COPARTNEB- | ted on ith street. farther 4P. between BandC. For Fi Inaulie otf M. HARVEY, S01 C at, ‘hi hip heretofore existi: ween W0te a 5 = JOHN BRECK « ec" RLEIN athe milk and iv Fo. Gir a GTOBE No. 391 D street, dairy business is this day dissolved. ¢ i on Penna. The business will be carried on as heretofore by poet Ue Tiree oe reigned. J REOK. | Svenue, Jereoet ond MSepteraber 12+ i866. ou Meise? Po ieee hd Beret ten 178 ‘8 BRANOBES. F The entoesiqned. is prepared fe a Eee aepa ian pues atet ace ce ease ae 3. VEOOLLINB.