Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. ‘THe Bask Batt ToURNNY—Close of the Second Day. —The game looked torward to with interest yesterday was the one to be pinyed in the afternoon bet ween the Excelsior, of Brook. fyn. and the Union, of this city. Shortly afwr two e clock p.m. the two cinbs lett Willards’ Hotel and preceeded to the National's grounds te prepare for the contest. Already a large number of spectators were seated on the grounds, amopg whom were many Iadies and ® number of military gentlemen. The plays was excellent on both sides, Mitchell, ee Excelsior. was the first at the bat, and - Menced the contest by making a home ran. During the game, Sylvester, of the Union, did some excellent catching in the Jeft field, ana Hiweline was good in the same line in the center field. Urell atso did well at the second base, Fianly, of the Excelsior,'at the second base, was active, aud captured Several balls with good grace, as also did Joe Leggett at short- stop. The pitchers and eatchers of both sides displayed a high degree of dexterity. ¢ following is a score of the rans made on each side EXCELSIOR. RB.) UNION. R. Mitchell, 3 b.. 4, Uren. 2b... ; 6|Sylvester, od, c. Whiting. t b. braimard, p Filanly. 2 b. Cummings, 1 40 23 Umpite—William Williams, of the National Scorers—T. A. Wessels, of the Union, and E. J. Holt. ofthe Exeelsior. Ithaving become quite dark by reason of an approaching heavy shower of rair, the game vased at a few minutes betore six o'clock, each side baving only played.eight innings. half-past Se clock the contesting clubs, with 4 number of invited guests, assembled at the National Hote} to partake of a complimen- ary supper given by tne Union club, of this ity. to the Exceisior Glnd, of Brooklyn. Oar Nanopalensign graced the lower end of the room. the fine fig of the Excelsior was at one side, ana the beautiful new flag of the Union atthe other. The table was decorated with zTeat taste, and the bill of fare embraced every- og that the most exacting epfeure could de- *. The entire arrangements were perfect, @ reffect credit on the committee baying the atter in charge. At the hour designated the party took their ts. The President of the Exeelsior Otub, Dr, Jones, andthe President of the Union Clay, | Mr. Harmon, were seated at the head cf the ta- ble. Dr. Jones to the right. The party having “satisfied the inner man,” loud calls were made for Mr. Harmon, Presi- dent of the Union, who re ponded in aneat ai. | dress, welcoming the Excelsior’s, and review. ing and complimenting their capital play in | the game which they had just played. He boped that this was bat the beginning of a long | triendsbip ween them, and notwithstanding Deir reputation as batters, the Union looked | toeyward to the day when they wonld be a | saten for their guests. Here Mr. Harmon pre. ented tothe Excelsiors, througtheir Presi- dent, the ballso fairly won by them, and it was received amid appiause by members of all clubs present, Dr. Jones mace areply which Tay be char- aeterived a= ie: bistcrical, philosophical, | Patriotic, po nc witty. His remarks as o the agency of puysical development in ai ing the growth of nations, and conducing to heir prosperity, and the happy caange in our suntry which led tothe sabstitution ef base ball playing and other manly sports for horse- : S | | j | { e had | ‘were very happy, and | pertunent to the occasion. He frit Mt his club, was as much Vational, and as much Union, as twas Exeelher (Applause.] In regard to he Union, as fine playane as he or any man ever saw, bad’ been exhibited by individual | members of the Union Cin» to-day, In faét | his club were completely astonished at the proficiency they Nad att&ined in so’shor: a ime, and their ueatness im everything had ever been excelled by any club. He would here stare thet they felt that they had been met = brothers gn their arrival, and it was a con- saved ovation ail the time they were here. The following wast was here proposed ‘by Mr. Harmon on bebalf of the corresponding secretary ot the Union Clab:—To the Excel. siors: May they always prove Union. and may the Union soon become Exceisiors, Mr. Urell, of the Union, then proposed the volo wing, which, as well as the previon: was received with rounds of applause :~ Ex celsior—the model of the Empire State and the Union Speeches were made by Mr--Roberts,of the Jefferson; Mr. Dobson, cf the Potomac; Mr. Glover, of the Exceisior; Mr. Drinkard, ot the Union, and others. Calls were made for the president of the National Club, but he had Jett the room. Major Dana, of the War De- partment, did not arrive until a late hoar, and thus escaped a call for a speech. The enjoyed themselves finely, and as Christopher North, m Noetes Ambrosiana, mixed Milton and oysters, Shakspeare and salmon: so here reed-birds and recitation, game (Wild) aod games of base ball, wine and wit were equally discussed. To-day the Excelsiors play the Pastimes, of Baltimore; to-morrow, the Keystones, of Phil- adelphia, and om Saturday, the Olympics, of Philadelphia. > a Sean ‘THE SCHUTZEN-FEST—Fisit of the Pc Generai.—Yesterday afternoon the Schatz-h- testat the Park was very well attended, rhe crowd being fully as large as on any previous 4: Near sun down a heavy rain storm eame ap and Grove the visitors into the pavilions and covered saloons The Chinese janterns and other decorations which were put up by Abner, the Proprietor of the Park, were Soon in @ sorry plight. These were replaced, however, after the rain had ceased, and those visitors who remained en- joyed themselves to a late hour. (esterday the Indies tried their skill in what is termed “eagle shooting.” The modus operan- 4 is to take a wooden eagle, which is suspend- ed between two Te. aad jetting it loose it swings towards the target, into which, if the Sim is true, the metallic beak is stack. (Quite * large number of ladies competed for the prizes, which consist of a shawl, balmoral skirt and work box. The contest for the ten pin prizes was jnite animated throughout the day, and some very fine bowling was displayed, spare balls being quite common. Yesterday, the first Prize, an ice pitcher, was won by Mr. G. Har- Ue, the Shutzen King for this year. Mr. Wilde took the secend prize, and G. der, the third. The smaller pole was occupied during the afternoon nearly continuously by boys, essay- ing to get to the top tor one of the prizes, sus- pended on the frame work, consisting of al- bums, suspenders, books, and handkerchiefs. So expert were the contestants that the frame work was almost entirely divested of prizes. The larger pole,on which is a watch for the ze, still defies the climbers, none having as yet reached the top. The “Carousel” was well | patronized, and many youthful and fair | maidens enjoyed « ride on & wooden horse. Just before the rain came up, Harry Leslie, the rope walker, walked the rope backwards and forwards, stopping in the centre, and per- lormung some gymnastic feats, which affrighted the timi but drew forth applause from the greater mumber present. Finally he placed bis feetin peach »askets, and walked across and back again. This afternoon he appears on (be rope as the drunken washer-woman. Besides the amusements noticed before, there will be this atternoon a great “mush-eating | match,” the parties to be blindfolded and fur- nished with spoons, wita which each man is to Wed bis vis-a-vis. This affords considerable tood tor mirth. During the afternoon the Postmaster Gen- ral, Mr. Randall, with Assistants McOlelland and Zevely, accompanied by Dr. McDonald, Col Ulmstead, and several clerks, visited the Pock by invitation, and after being conducted tbrough the grounds, they, with Mr. Ktoman, and meee ae of the association, partook of an excellent dinner, at which they expressed themselves highly pleased. Thewe were also pl during tbe afternoon, Major General -mory. Gen. Terry. of Mich., John Wilson, Esq., Third Auditor, T. E. Lioyd, Councilmen Wright, ‘Dudley, and other mem. bers of the councils of this city. To-day is the Inst of th hooting, and the sbooting-masters will make up their report to- morrow. The ladies contest at “eagle-shoot- ing,” interrupted by the rain yesterday, will also be continued this afternoon. » 7 at DisoRpERLY IN a Stueet Gat.—Tuesday night Robert Locker was arrested by Lieut Johnson and Officer Westfield, of the 24 Pre- cinet for disorderly co: ict ig & street car, v ben he resisted, and a pumber of his com rades coming to his assistance the officers were obliged to use their batons. . however got Rim into the station w! was locked up and subsequently fined §' 5, By Walter, the officers not preferring charge of resisting them. —.— A HUMANE AcT.—Last during tne rein, & gentleman residing thetiret toll go'e on 7th street, found a little child, named Lydia Cain walking out the road and took her 'o the 2d Preesmet Station, and delivered her to Officer Westfield who restored her te her par- ents, —> Repvervion oF Force.—Oa Taeeday 32 hands in the jowers deparument, apd yesterday, .25 isborers in the ordnance department at the Navy Yard were discharged. WANTS. A f BAI Given 16s, PARBER. & FOR SALE AND RENT. Met: tan panies Me Topol hed ROOMS wi required. Apply AUCTION SALES. BY cakzn a Witt BEARLY NEW RAGATELLE TABLE AT PUBLIC SALE September t2! at =f the store we shall sell. 1 » Bagstelic Table, Ba is. ant Cues,all THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. BRENT —sinel: ye see bg pte ag 2 on ween iat jorth udsumely fern: Keferences pre-erve them fro cobbler, in his self into a wel emerges from to retrieve bis fortunes TED—A PLUMBER. None but « goo > LUMBER. None but » good 2 enn 'a aveune. Wahi By a young American Gila Sir to proce ‘& good home and will strive to ress Box No. 21 and the ad- se 20-3t m starvation, and the worthy Gispair, is about to throw him- H, when his fairy guardian, La the water, and bids him will buy STOOK and svat Grocery er Market GREEN & WILLIAMS, ancts, wave: WN & WILLIAMS, Auctioacers. Promising to at th side doomed to die. with certainty the e ‘OB BENT One! + coarers Ford Penne: me. beret yivania avent OR B —T Teas ata F 8 T- Stee Renceas a ed Ss ithout chil :No. 312 and ‘Iota cercets, Yertiser will call, WwW ANTED — Thre: BOUMS, near boar: i moderatetn forma: led to predict . yn . corner ¥ vent of all he undertakes, jon aver 0: and his success is of course. as rapid as his power is extraordinary. Proves to be another illustration of the faet is a touchstone that often re. jade. He ill-uses his wife, in- sults ana discards his friends, and 1s even so audacious as to defy the warnings of his family punish bim by carrying him’down in infernal regions, and bidding him pre; to die, taking her place ‘as the “Angel by his side at last, whilst she shows fim his wife and children looking anxious! for his retarn. His penitence is aroused, an upon bis promising to amend his life, she re. stores him to his home. L BONEARLY ElG LIC AVCTIOS, On WEDNESDAY. the th tot. at 8y o'clock ym the premise: booting inte reat ¢ or four FUBNISHED Pat the ¢ he Treasury. suitab'e fer be decently farnished H. O., Star office. LE BKSHIP—1 will YEAKS, AT PL that proeperi Twelve cotd Dwelling Houses containing csou veals a sorry reome, which will he sold without reserve “1! t) © attent'ou of buyers to the above sale, WILLIams, _ Auctioneers, BBX 48. 0. McGUIRE & 00 , Auctionsers, BRICK DWELLING ON M NPAR FOURTH STREET Bt OREEN & WILLIAMS, Avctionsers. ‘Will be sold at P OR BENT—Two hanteomely furnished D abi. Bi 'S. aud one gi do. Indians ‘ween 4th and 3d st: two-story BRICK HOUSE. con- with gas. No 463 10th Ternish the vei fairy She resolvesto iD ® pri nue, Opposite Vi ” aed Tal feel 4 tuches Terms. Ove third cash; balance in six and twelve Months. for pote» bearing tnterest. and esoured by ANTED—A Furnished parlors for the Young M south of F etreet. cation, Box 2 at this office. ANTED—To rent. by @ gentleman twe furnished or unfurnished BOOMS, le tor hourekeeping,in @ honse between 34 and and @ streets, Address K. B., Box se HOUSE with Christian A: ‘and 15th streets. and teti BARE CHANOE—FOR SALE—The bia KOAD ROUSE RESTAURANT. at tne ter- us of the 7th street railroad. near the Park. bg cheap Tor cash on early application, at" . T—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, uared on © street south. bet ween Applyto F. FAER ‘oast Survey Office, Oa pitol Hill be: TURNING A CriPr Srreet.—Yesterday mornin the Third Ward, arrested for turning loose a crippled horse in the street. it appeared in evidence that theanimal was y some person at Crown & Walker's ba- The proprietors being unable to doanything with him wanted to turn him over to the police. The police told them to return the horse to the owner, and notified them that if the animal was t would be fined. This morning Bell, at the di- rection of Mr. Walker, carried the horse in front of the Central Guardnouse, and was about to leave him there when the Second Ward officers told him the; he turned the horse loose. yards from the station and turned him looze, and was instantly arrested. One of the firm assumed the responsibility of Bell's act and ar- gued that he was directed to turm over all abs ndoned horses tothe police. Justice Thomp- son cecided that the direction appli cases where the owner is unknown, running back 120 feet to a 90 fect by ® two-story Brick House, contai One-third casi twelve months, with i roperty. Gon Mest te SO Mee B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. EE NEW TWO STORY FRAME Horses Corner of 9th street west au! rth at Public Auction. h instent. at S o'clock p. remises, thres vew Two 4. os. containing 6 rooms ' Horse Loosk tn THE officer Taylor, of 108. Bell, colored, B*™ Ww. B. ais ¢ oe J tvanis avenue. recidae tm six and ‘est. secured upon the purchaser's cost. —By a gentleman and wife a FUR- j ED ROOM sod BOARD family where there are few or no Bo tion must be between 6th and 1 Address *B. B.,’ Box 12 Star Office. 2d and 3d east. FAX, at the © tween 9a m.and3 p.m FS BENT- 0. 61 P: zaar, on 10th street. Var three-story BRICK HUUSB, avenue, between 2ist and 224 sts. W_B_LEWIS & 00 . An aR. =_NoT! 6, between lth and 2 tf ILIFFS SALE-—NOTICE —R. ress trom George T «| taken the folic andi 7 ANTED—A German GIRL fro ge as Nurse to a child. AMANS, 607 9th street: TED—By a young nai ty etree ene, toromeh er! in re. ‘Address Box No’ 1. Siar 0! ND LOTS onthe Boundary street no Oa TH! BSDAY. the ort m , we shall seil, on the p story Frame Bouse and urned loose they d ine goods and chattels RABE CHANCE —T0 BE SOL D—One of the erreare, from ‘be city of Washington, now HAND STOBE AND best STANDS i splendid bustn; McDEVITT'S SECOND AUCTION BOOMS, Together with all its contents, embracing a large Satisfactory reasons Ly for Asb Coal, #0 or 30 ton, mere or ds, and Bot dings, one ene Jot of Fencin would fine him if il took him a few ANTED-Byt HOUSE furv tol Nil! or vicinity pref fortable residepce wi sale erms: One-balf cash; Months. secured b: } conveyancing and revenue stamps 0 down on each hous: when | __GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BX SAMES ©. McGUIRE & CO , Auction: TRUSTBE BSALE OF Ty virtue of a deed of Gated March 25, Iso5, and daly r N.C. T.. 58, folio 20, of the hi ington ceonty Y 2 of eld Lumber; one ve Botice that the sai id at public auction ou nheunt of Gocds. 2 © six and twelve | erred, Address UK RENT—Twenty acres of fine GARDEN LAND in the hichestetate of cultivation. with buildings stables. &c., within one mile of the ty cres of FABMING LAND. and th street, near the Eastern le for coal and wood yard TINGLY, corner 6th a the purchaser YOLOBED COOK WANTBD—For a family of ke eed apply but these e ral housework Bibley & Guy's Stove Ware- rooms, Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and between léth and Isth and willing todo K.F, SIMPSON, at LOTS ON THE ISLAND, om Ann McCaba, ecorded im Liber and records for Wash- +L will sell at pnblic in front of the premises, en THURSDAY 3665. et 5 o'clock p.m, Es : RIDAY MORNING, ee A CATERER to t No. 326 Bal Suspicioy or GRAND LARCENY. lass Honse. —Last night, Geo. Wilder, ® backman, was arrested by officer Wilson, of the Second Ward, on sus- ; Picion of stealing about $i0 and a hunting-case silver watch valued at 360 from Ohas. G. Bart- Jett, at the 7th-street Park. evidence this morning before Jurtice Morsell,. at the Central Guardhouse, that the prisoner and Bartlett were together a. the Park. laid down, and fell asleep. Tha prisoner disappeared suddenly, and when Barviett awoke bis wallet containing the money and bis watch were gone. The prisoner says tbat he and a yonng man named Ward were with Mr. Bartlett drinking together, and at the Park he bad a quarrel with the bartender, and the police put him out. go with him, but Ward refused and went bace He dems any knowledge of the In order to give him an to produce bis witnesses, Justice poned the hearing. / September 2i, we will sell more Street. portheast corner of 'S Concert Saloon, N . BENT—A RESTAURANT SES, at the corner of N. nue and C street, near the Baltimore Depot. any day this week P IF SOLD IMMEDIATE bie, six room FRAME HUUS&S enced in the business and has the best of recom. Ad Stating qualifications and t may be seen, Washi Lot 4,in Sguar: One half inca: 1 twelve months, secured to the satisfaction of ¢ to be complied with in seven dayeafter sale, © trustee reserves the right to re, risk of first purchaser cing and costa at expense of pure: It appeared in bj and theremain- at the Restanraut with interest. and ) ANTED—To rent six unfurnished HOUSES, Apply to MACE & MET Checks. Colored Oambric, CALF, Real Kstate Agents, 517 Seventh street. Hosiery, Biankets, Flannels. TGGINS & 00., Avcte different sizes, aaiee nee street, between 4th an On the premises, SURNISHED All conveyan- JANTED—A few god OANVASSING AGENTS 'to canvass for the most popular Montgomery street, cer- town. ALEX. F. DOUGARE. BPENTERS Apply AM, at the Old ISAIAH MORAN. ANTED—By a resident of this city, on the Ist pf October, a Furnished HOUSE, 1n a good location fer boarders. One preferred ‘where the References ex- Y WM. L. WALL & CO South corner Penn se 17 7t tween oy and sth BALD, 3 a YELLS & CO. i a mare No —. 2 feet front by 134 A nicely furnished HOUSE, ten and water, $83.33', per month. T 25 and S35 pr . for sale, a number of HOUSES. pr 1200 to 82.000; 500 BUILDING LOTS in parts of the city, varying in price from two cents to $4 per square foot Pee OA MITCHELL & SON, Brokers, 5 Pa. av. an! 1sth st. RAME HOUSE, on 5 G a S17, 13th. or D. L. W venue and 9th «treet, FIVE PIANOS, FRENCH PLATE He wanted Ward to Lot Bo. —, ta feet deep. with the improvements One third cash: balance six and twelve on the prem- — of idth street. -for account of whom it may MORNING. Sept. 204 Secured by @ ceed of tra DCDR and reve: On SATURDAY Mencing at 10 «clock, we will se. I take board TeE WorkKINGwEN’s 2495 L, between ott » Teguisr monthly meeting of the Workingmen’s Convention was held at City Hall lasteyeuirg, st Vice President, R. Emmons, in thé cha and James J. Mitcheli acting as secretary The attendance was very small, and the oniy bosimess gone was ‘the admission of Messrs, James Harrisen and John A. Landyoight, as delegates from the Bookbinders’ Association iil ae Five Pianos,tome of which aré by choice makers Mirror, with band. plate 42 iuches high BE GREEN & WILLIAMS, Awctioncers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IV PROVED REAL ES- TATE SALK. FRONTING ON SOUTH A.B TWEEN THIKD AND FOUBTH STRE® oe CAPITOL BILL, AT PUBLIO avo- 0, On FRIDAY, the 14th day of Sep: p. m., I sball sell, fi premises. by virtua OK SALE—A two story New Jersey avenne, near Depot, Suitable for Inauire wi nin. (OR BENT—A large BRICK DWELLIN 118 High street, containing Iz rooms auite of BARRON & BRO., cos nice and brackets, One Watbut Marble-top Oommode One pale Rosewood Divans, in plush Fedsteatie Iurecans. Chairs Ror end Shock Carpets ard Oficloths With other Furnit line, eli of which will 7 ANTED—Any party HOUSE torent. between Sth north of Penn's avenue, who des: permanent tenant, will fi tage - jnuuire at STABR & OO @ furnished | k 16 @ responsible 0 their arivan- No, 115 High street, So 18.it* ANTED_By a reepectal TATION to do ing. Address a note tod. Hs, Sta ) ANTED—Gold apd Silver Watches, Ladios 6F any articles of valine, » Pawnbrokers, #02 9th 6 young girl.» SIT- ein the honcefurnishing chamberwork an ro peremptorily sold W.L. WALL & ©0., Ancts X W.L. WALL & © YR RENT—One HOUSE, containing 5 situated on 19th street nire corner 20th and @ sta. (OR RENT—HOUSE No tween Dand E. ment and evliar, water and gas throughout ites. or at No. 67th etrect, day of March, 1935, z ind Records for Wash- Suspicrocs Caar. 4 AcTER—French Kideieh, ro who had been in the Central Guard house on a former occasion; but who, after his Telease, left the city and went to work in the country, ventured to return, and took fodgings die was promptly ar- ken to the Central Guard house, and Workhouse by Justice and Gents’ Ciothi: at R, FOLTON & CO. street. three doors morth of Penn's 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter ( for sale cheap. Witkin land peight ro: uing back 's good depth to fi ys, with the ti The abuve property will be sold according to the said deed of treet on the Terms One fourth cas months for notes bearing interest aod 8 deed «f trust on the premises. All and revenue stamps at the cort of ©0 cown when the property is k ti e4 the Avctioncer. DORERT BOSTON, Truster GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. 87 THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON until MONDAY, i7th instant, Market house. low i ETS woman a SITUA- dress Box No. 10 Star OR REND—Ne 19th aad 20th stréets w attionlnrs, apply 1 o’clock and 5 pm, J, TOWLES, Agent, Alexandria, Va .a very ESs STAND. consisting of ling and Stere-room, on Royal street. opposite the market-house and adjeining the City Hotel. Zi yak Alex. PERRIE, corner B ana ! 4, 12. u will sell.at the Bazaa: slance io pd north, between irable HOUSE, 3 tion at eale,) comprising abent— FIFTY RORSES, Many good Work, Sadile aad Garorss Horses. A New Express Wagons, w built in this city, ANTES — sKOOND BAND FORNI ML BS. CARPETS. BEDS, ciTYy ITEMS. DING and HOUSEFURNISH HENNING'’S Méiton and Sheep's gray Sui BU These make good business suits at One Price only at the corner of SeVeuth street and Maryland avenue. SOR REN'—1 ith iekent we OODS of every foe ea ern and without Top, and H. east side. A A large collection of New and Se-ond bh account of the rai Rockaw ays, Carriages, Wagons a 9 hour opt vies aa rds the ° 17> wal GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anots, SALE IS POSTPONED UN- tant. came hour and place OUSEKEEPERB! We invite your especial attention to our | and well-assorted stock of HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, embracing nearly every article requisite for FURNISHING A HOUSE, in either an economital or a luxurious style, Oar stock is complete, and PRIOES MUCH REDUCED. es containing acomplete list of HOUSE ING GOODS furnished, or seat by iscarefully packed to go to any part of the BOTELEB & BRO., USE FURNISHER: 320 Penn's avenue, (M andria or EGAN One Hack and one Coupee in good order. AL New and Second hand risges, &c , at private Regular sales )URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. fro: Also a STORE for rent. Inqwire at 455 6th street, between © and Louisi- BroncuiaL Trocues.—« Your Troehes are too well and favorably kiown to need commendation.” Hon. Cuas. A. Puerrs, Pres. Mass. Senate. “My communication with the world has beep very much enlarged by the Lozenge, which I now carry alwaysin my pocket; that trouble in my Throat (for which the TrocnEes are @ specific) haying made me often a mere to S12 per mo: or tw ame LEIS | ° v rnetee wens = “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionvers F FOUR HUNDRED BIDGE, aT PUBLIG DAY, the 2st inst., at 11 o'clock a m, we shall sell. on the premises. Four Hundred Usk —_ Pine Piles, being 25 tnd 40 feet in length. the Commissioner of Public Build- By order of the nEeEN nm ore (Int. and Chro: g2¥ THOS. DUWLIN OB RENT—Two large frame vury Hall, La p strecte. For terms app'y & BRO., 403 Penusy ENT SALE ¢ Az THE Lone FURNITURE SALE IN FRONT OF T. y N ROOMS TiemeeN SATUBDAY MOBNING, at 10 o'clock, in assortment of housekeeping requisites T—Three bandsomely furnished PAR- LOBS and BED ROOMS, communicating, to be ‘et tegether or separately. with the privilege a4 and water in the house. iil be taken out ——_-e—_—_- Yates & Se_py, No. 323 Pennsylvania ave- nue, are now receiving their stock of Fall and Winter Drees Goods. Wool Flannels, Cloths. Ou Cloths, &c. Serge So Boots AND SHOES, with improved shanks, made to order by John Strott, National Hotel, | entrance on 6th street, and inside Hotel. pairing promptly done. Orders respectfully solicited. a ei kitchen and bath If let together a in board. A FO and bath and gas and water. will also be rented o: erate terme. Apply at 234 H street, rare 2 i Two doven fine Dining Chairs, ered in Maroon Velvet, made Alec. Gotta Oal AO: art of the rent vo NISHED HOU Cotton and kK Uarving Tabie, Cassimeres, Carpets, i 4 all to maten. acts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioncers. VALUABLE LOT FRONTING ©: act of WOOD LAND. containing 551 acres, by recent survey. located in Prince George’s county , M Yard Bridge, and lie« imme- ad leading from Washing- eriboro. The Baltimore and Po- ‘oad will run withia four miles of the It adjoins the estates of Messrs. Lem- Middletonand Wm Bozier, rolling, and abundantly supplied with water It will be sold entire or in lets to suit. Title RY, in person, or arlboro, Prince 4 10th streets, E3 CASSIMER ta. Sack Co: Il made, Fashion 'N 3DSTREET nue and south 0 26th instant, at5o'clock p. Los 4 .about four miles from the {OUR DIFFERENT STYL: diately em the © manufactured into Busi Pantaloons, aid Vests, wel ai street. at Public Auction All work warranted. On TOESDAY, tw bot previo sold tion. a mie is situated in the most desirable reater part of the ‘sshington, 240 om vements Ly e yx story Brick ofa ree mage contain. "7 is a rare chance for persons de«! school, the property being ® purpose, for many year= used and occupicd by ite former owner, nown throughout the could be used a: & boarding house, ware of the cars, which ran every eshington city, or it could be five (5) or more large dwelling honses, culars apply to Mra. Corns, Banions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex- erevences, Warts, Mi treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Ubiropodisi, 424 Penn. av.. between 4 and 6th streets. Ot- fice hours from 84 m. to5 p. m., and 6 to $ p. m. No charge for consultation. These are bargains i eeNOAH WALKER & CO., 36% Pa. avenue, between 6th and 7th street. the town, occupying the This estate is fron 180 feet on equare. ting came i back a g iuto three ing size for buildin, third cash; bala: otes bearing interest. 8 deed of trust on the premi-es, and revenue stam} $25 dewn on each fot w se 19-d G iN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Br? ©. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, ‘URE AT AUCTION. pt ith, coramen- successfully clear and perfect, by letter address tome, at Upper George's county, Md. OB SALE OB BENT—My DWELLING wated at the intersection of Maryland inia avenues, between 7th and be House is 51 feet front bj wide hall through the center. front by 214 feet deep, ‘on WwW BEMOVAL. ILL OPEN AT NO. 32% PENN’A AVE- 9th and 10th streets, September 15, TERL, Merchant Tailor. MARRIED, N. On the 13th instant, by n . F. VAN HOBN to pono JENNEY E. BEAN, both of this cit; DIED K. In this city, on Wednesday, Se; OY F QULICK’ wile of Vomen: iobn A. Antick. U. * funeral will take place fr dence, corner f and 18th streets, on Saturday, 2.d instant. at? p.w. The f re-pectfnily invited to atte: STEPHENB. Un the 2th instaat. em aged 16 days, infant dangbter of T. A. . Stephens. The faneral will take place from the residence of thetparents, 462 12th street, between G and H, to- MOTrIOW SiterBoon, at 4 o'clock. {Lotebligencer copy } EMOVAL. and became celebrated and k; VAN BORN—BE R United States. the Rev Mr Olde J.P. DENNIS, t COACHMAKEB, Begs leave to inform his customers and the public that he bee BEMU on street, to E vet, between 13th aud lath streets, south sidecf Pennsylvania avenue, and postte Grover’s Theatre LD FURN AY MUBNING, ‘clock. weshall sell west aoeenee 18th at sortment of louseho! loth Sofa. Arm and Walnut Morble-top Centre Tabie Walnut frame Mii Walnut Whe toes streets north, LE OF BUIL: tty AND Li SIX BUN DBED BUILDING Lots. . ‘We will offer until farther totice, at private sale, upon the most liberal terms and long credit, the mort desirable lot of property ever offered in situated in some seventy different squares Parties wiebing to secure a building let. will find this thé best opportunity ituation, number of feet, — terme smd otber parti on 203 ROR E sf DOUGHERTY. onthe and 295 KE str € " SAIN, Georgniow = DOWLING, Auct. is facilities aro in bis old Jocation. he can do repair- and build new work as ndinsas GOOD STYLE as Yy.. He hopes by em- ‘ics, and uni: oi her late resi 8 SALE. that the following G. blic auction en lock ® m_. at the & 0O., No. 2=5 Bz. Notice fs héveby gives 7 a soll at September 22, at uction Store of MK. WALSH . Pepnsylvania avenue, corner lth street, to the highest biddeg. for cash— e Cottage Set J good order aire ‘bone but first class Moms aul Deletes pb) ut the best material, together to business, to merit and receive a faij 8 GENTLEMEN’s FALL STYLES DBESS HATS, 1866, The latest and most fashionable Shapes, end Cassimercs. Also, APABTM Beebe's celebrated Patent Ventilated New York | able for b Style. which for ease and comfort, is unsur; A full stock of all sizes, Fash CL. Auctioneers and Heal state A, ” TL nd small HOUSES, KF Om REN auatae Boek om NTS, furnished or unfarnished with fnguire af BTAEE S 00'S, HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR’ Nia AVENUE STREETS, HO! TION. ON PENNSYLYA- iN 2IST A! - AT PUBLIC AUC- TUESDAY, the 25th instant, at 10 o'clock a. = shall sell. at the Sepsdence ofa Gentleman 2 ing of Sofas, Side Chairs, russels @arpets and LOUB $5 PEB BAB. BEL, eat ureans, Walnut Chairs, T: ag ana BX GBEEN @ WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, PROVED PROPERTY AT TRE E STREET SOUTH ND 4% T. ISLAND. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. AY. the 2é day of remises, we shall sei rt x with, the improve: the residence of rmeriy occupied as & grocer: 289 PENN’A AVENUE, Four doors ésst of 10th street, EY & 00's OELE- AMED OYSTE 1D OYSTEB BaY, SYLVANIA AVENUE, We bave tke pueegere to yar or without Board. 305 F street, near se 7-Im" ‘OB SALE—A fine GARDEN FARM, within three fourths of a mile of city limits.’ It con- ed land, under a high state of cultivation, with crops, ., barn. orehard, ‘buildings. Ap hensekeeping raiture consis! Rockers, Contre Tables, Shades 7 ensien Table and Mab. Walnut Patio, Cave Sea: Chalres PENING OF Reo EATED 8T ANES—CANES- CANES. A large and elegant assortment of GOLD, SILVER, AND IVORY HEAD, ity. TION UANES, heavy Goldand r Bead,ef the best materiale and ‘km, Gent's F urniab: ‘our and-a half street. T° THE LADIES. Haye yon been to HENNAGE & LUTTRELL corner 29th street and and Crockery VALUABLE tts of different colors | ° id Husk Mattresses Ces water, and all necessary LEXANDER & MASON, Corner 7th and F streets, OR RENT—A BRICK SraBL of der. Apply at No, 420 lith street, and | streets. —FOB BENT—Two Farnished BOOMS, on first floor, or two rooms and kitchen, No. 467 13th street, between KE and Fets. au 1s-tr ; OR BENT—A three story BEIOK HOUSE with 10 rooms and 81! mod: f ted on Jith street, bet articulare inaet ° to o in ‘al that YSTER SALOON 4 with au incrense of o'clock p m.,on the e improved style of Lot No. 15.in square No bey its, Blankets and other Beddin. Bell on Glow, Ingrain and other Large Cooking Btoves and Utensils Peak, Lounges, Uiames ona atehee ‘nd all other Goods ‘contained tn the above cent ovens, aud it is to ickest cooking rai under the supervision E at the corner, which makes this property valuabi ond desirable. sh; balance in ¢ months, for rest end secured by a deed of the purchaser. ©1090 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATRIX 8 ERI AT Ou MONDAY, the zien premises. stampeat the eost pat the fall of tiv GERESN ern improvements. situs- ’ ind C. For further Femp. avenue? /HABVBY, 251.C 0, sy si-tt oung men just commenced business, iy of patronage. stock of FALL and W latest dishes, w ALE OF A LOT OF GRO- season. in less time than any other a ia the PUBLIC AUCTIO {OR RENT— nd see TEB DRY -GUODS, whic 3B No. 321 D street, mmediately on Penna. Washing ton chy, e. Je80 niently that eur gui ites for any ii = Abe, Cartoons ogether Ss Carpets, Oil Cloths. and a dbo: ts. plaia and fancy forget. HENNAGK & LUTTRELL, Corner 20th street and Penn. ave. sf magipadle dish, served in the le. by civil waiters, and under the eye of our il this summer to anticoke Biver. irocérics. Liquors, &c., o8 corner of streets north. ‘erms cash. yy order ofthe Se 18 eo3t the principal waters o' Mouoken and N moke Sounds. Northeast, Fo anes Administratrix. GREEN & WILLAMS, Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. UABLE UNIMPBROVED PROPE! Vah between North Uapitol i nm MONDAY, the 2é:h instant, at 5 o’cloek p. © . rem 4 of Ul brick, dwelling and BIN HUMANA cerner loth and F Fo BENT—T: ant nd airy. Norfotk and Cherrystone OYSTERS received | Pa. avenue. near ily. I feel proud to announce to the public that bave commenc ma those choice coves that have made will be nd give entire satisfaction to the publi ‘perience in the Uyster business enab! pce, pe Lam determined to 28 aay hich Opposite Washington Theater. ILK—Warranted pure, unadulterated MILE delivered at any part Leave orders at RUSSEL street west,or CHIPM. t north. Cherrystone, best are bedded EY & OV... we made arrangements, of the most reliable run boats, which will ter apg to Coe a fresh cary ever: »y, beyond a donbt © are bu doe $0 our friends and the public. tha increase of facilities. amd many years’ experience, and knowledge of the business opening - Peanesivenia avenue and outhouses, pl: HEADQUARTERS,” 281 0 STREET. atrest east, at FUBNISHED ROOMS, Prices $10 apd @5. A’ 2int at Bt iB SALE—4,160 ACRES OF LAND iy after theabove sale. I wi aily owned by Mies Mar 22% ns al thoes the west side of i E, E i os ler. We are solely on do not wish to be connected any recond class oyster saloon of this city; for Headquarters of the Bivalves if those firh oy le 3 for the harmoniously sing that HARVEY & CO Hi fe i 3 af i 5 et! Pty ‘dety all competi! the lowest mar! 5 AMS, Auctioneers, Premires , 259 Peansy! AO} ITa ‘amily Entertainments, is Burs. ' t Very style. se i7-im THOMAS H FORD &c., rerved tn apy qu: BILLING MM. B ADMINI TOULs. Boks aahbke ae is Combining the maximum of and coonomy with the minimum price. They are widely and favorably known more than 600 being in use. All werranted satis- factory or no ssle. wept 20,1 3,17 20.23.28 Gor Goed GARDEN GBAPES are now selling fro LE: aoa a Past 10 to 20 cents per pound at J. PEARSON'S Fruit Store, se6-cotf 491 8th street. near Penn's avenue. SeHoon BOOKS. . THE PLACE TO BOY THEM. At BALLANTYNE’S, 498 SEVBNTH STSEET, NEAB in want efnew ive bon wie core. to 8 =