Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1866, Page 3

ee | THE E LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-NIGHT. NatiowaL THsaTsr.—This evening, the gTeat historical romance of + Phe Dead Heart, or the Fall of the Bastile,” wifl be repeated. To-mértow afternoon, matinee of the popular comedy, “Rosedale.” Upp FetLows’ HALL.—Grand festival, con- cert, tableux. &c., for benefit of St. Dominic's (new) Catholic Charch, Island. © 8 —r2——— Tas FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UsURcH— Installation of the Pastor—Daying of the Corner- Stone —Yesterday morning, the Ecclesiastic Council of the Congregational Church assem. bled in the Calvary Baptist Church, and after organizing by chosing Rey. Dr. J.0. Holbrook, ot +N: Y., as presiding officer, and Rey. M1. Taylor, of Brooklyn, secretary, Rey. Dr. C. B. Boynton was examined preparatory to’ his instaliation as pastor of the qew church At t o'clock the ceremony of laying the corner-stone of tbe new edifice at the corner of loth and H street, took piace in the presence of & large number of spectators.” The exercises were opened by singing « Coronation” hymn; after which Gen. 0.0. Howard deliv- ered an address. in-which he stated that the society how pumbered 164 members, and had a Sabbath schoel of 20 teachers and 100 prpils. The bessien A bad, at an early day, determined not 40 bal horeh upon Jeaved ‘gronud. and they had therefore purchased the site. corner of ivth-and H streets, for $23,000, of which 15.000 bad already been paid and a perfect tue secured. It was estimated that the build- ing would cost $65,000, and of this amount $35,000 bad been recived from all sources. The sociely bere did. pot prep tobe idle in tne work, but they were compelled to look for some aid elsewhere, and they proposed to build Up im this commapity a verisable church of the Puritans. It was turther stated that $16.00 had been collected from among members of ue society here A box. with the yeaal contents was im the Corner stone by Hon. S. H. Hodges. of Vermont. The conseeration prayer wa: fered by Rey. Dr. Hotbrook.sfier which Rey E, Johnsen, of Baltimore, made an address, defending the church as the most liberal chareb. and at the conclasion the doxology Was sung and the assemblage dismissed with the benediction The installation took place yesterday eve- ning in the Calvary Church. The exercises | haced were as follows:—Reading of the minutes of the council by Rev. Edward Taylor, of Brook- lyn: Anthem, «©, God our Father”—Mo- zart—of which the solo was sung by Mr ©. C. Ewer. Reading of the Seriptures, by Rev. T R. Howlett. Hymn by the choir. Sermon by Rev. Samuel Wolcott, D. D., who took for his text the passage, “This Gospel came unto you notin word only, butalso in power.”” Install. | ing prayer, by Kev. J. C. Hofbrook, D. D. An- them, “1 know that my Redeemer hveth,” from the Messiah. sung by Miss P.O er. barge to tbe pastor, by Rev. Ndward ‘lor. Fellowship of the Churches, by Rev. Byron Sunderland. DP. D. Address to the people by | Rey. ©. S Goodell. Gonchudimg prayer, by Rey. Edwin Jobnson. Anthem, “Mighty Je- boyat’’—Hellini—solo by Mr. J. B. Dawson. Benedicuen, by Rev_ pr. OC. B. Boynton. . —e— Boaxp or PoLicg.— Yesterday atternoun, the Police Commissioners met im ibeir rooms, on | ith, near D street, and disposed of a consider- able amount of business. 3 Lhe board appointed Mr. Thos. E. W. Fem. our clerk to ibe Major. superimtending the force. J M ©.awson an additional patrolman jor duty on the square bounded by 9tb and wth and Land M sts+ Robért Sutton an additional pa- trolman for duty on the squares bonnded b: ith aed idthand Fand G streets. J. S. Holt lifgshtad was appointed a police macistr. withoutsalsry. Obas. b. Harrigan tobe 4 pe vate deteetive when his bond shall have been approved by the treasurer of the board. Charges preferred against Sergeant P. W. Harbin missea. | The lieutenants of the several precincts hay- ing been summoned before the board, were in- the board, and Addressed by Dr. sident, upon the duties required necessity for discipline, and the mode of maintaining it in the force. The ad- dress is represented tohave been a very able one, and at the request Of the board it will be prepared for publication @ applications of Georgetown dealers for license to sell Lquors were referred toa com- mittee, to report at the next meeting The committee upon the uniform of the force reported. The auiferm will remain as at pres- ent, with the exception of the insignia of of- ficers. The Major wall wear shoulder straps, with @ silver border and a gold leaf: the Cap- tam and Inspector, shoulder straps, with silver border and two gold bars; Lieutenants, the same, with a single gold bar. aud private J. W. Hill were dis- ARMY AND N TV xion.—Last evening & meetjug of the Con- servative Army and Navy Unioti was held in the Cowncit Chamber, City Hil, Col. Tait in the chair, and Oapt. Rndyard secretary. Engineer Mockabee tendered his resignation Ss corresponding secretary, which was accept- ed, and Capt. E.R. McKean was chosen to fl the yatancy . John H. Thompson, from a special come mittee, reported @ series of resolutions expres- sive of the good feeling of the association to- ‘ward those who were lately in the Confederate | army, which were adopied. Capt. McConnell, Capt. McKean, and Capt. Young were appointed a permanent commit- tee of Tooms for meetings, &c. Lieut. Stiles, Mayor Warner, and Capt. Chil- ton were appointed a committee to report on amendment tothe constitution declaring one | of the objects of the Union to be to aida the members. They subsequently reported the amendment, and under the rules it was laid over for future action. Capt. Austin, Lieut. Stiles, Engineer Mock- | abee, Capt. McConnell. and Lieut. Jas. Joyce were elected executive committee. Private M. Loomis offered a preamble and resolutions setting forth that Congress bad re- fused to grant the claim of the soldiers for equalization of bounty. but increased their own salarles $2,000, and that a special committee be Appointed to draft an address to the rank and file urging them to prepare and send petitions to Congress on the subject. The resolution was referred to the executive | committee Col. James D. Brady was elected a vice pres- ident from Virginia. ‘Tue SEcoND PLenaky CounciL.—On Sun- Uay, Qnexcursion train will leave the Bal more depot at7 o'clock, to convey the mem- bers of the Young Catholic Friend’s Society and their friends to Baltimore, to witness the opening of the second Plenary Council of the Catbolic Church at the Qathedral in that city, and from present indications a large num- ber of ladies and gentlemen from this city will avail themselves of this opportunity to | witness the grandest religious procession ever seen on this continent. Every diocese in this country will be repre- sented. Lhe choir on this occasion will num- ber eighty voices, under the lead of Mr. Jos. Segan. Un Sunday, the mass of the Holy Ghost will be celebrated, the bishops and offi- ciatuing clergy wear.ng red vestments, a color emblematic of the tongues of fire which de- scended on the Aposties. The Young Catholics’ Friend Society, to the number of about six hundred, headed by the founder of the society, Owen O'Brien, Esq., and the President, Alexander J. Brand. Esq., will act as a guard of honor, forming a double continuous line from the archiept resi- dence on Charles street, through Mulberry street. tothe west entrance of the C: through which tBe procession will pass. To-day is being observed by all the Catho- lics of the United States, asa solemn fast toim- plore the blessing of God upon the delibera- ons of the Plenary Council. Tne members of ny Council represent about 5,000,000 of peo- ple. ——— Fatat Acctpent.—Yesterday, Mr. Adolph Eisenbeiss, a well-known weiss beer brewer of this city, on Pennsylvania avenue, between lth and i3th streets, went tothe marsbes near Benning’s bridge guoning, taking with him bis son, 4 little boy aged alont nine years. In their walk through the low groands they came toaditeh which the son passed easily, and the father banded the gun to his son. presenting the breech. He neglected to umeock the piece before doing so, and his littieson in taking it grasped the trigger, discharging the entire load of shot into bis father’s groin. The little fellow immediately started for help, and Mr. Stone, a farmer in the vicinity. went with him tothe spot, and seeing the condition of the wounded man, obtained & wagon and with the aid of some others put him in it to bring bim to the city for surgical aid, but Eisenbeiss expired in & few minutes afterwards. The bxly was brought to bis residence in this city, wrere the distress of ‘ife and children was truly heart-rending. Eisenbeisk was about 33 years of age, and was highly esteemed by nu- TMerous acquaintances —eeeenniteaem CoLorEp Opp FELLows.—This morning, a "3 colored Odd Fellows, com Friendship, Jehn F. Cook yt ¢ Union and Eastern Star Lodges, with whom were band of jormh U.S.C. T. and a colored band from wn, passed down the avenue on their way to Alexandria, where the Grand Lodge of North America meets to-day. The fine banners ot Usion Friesdsbip and Jobu F. Cook lodges were in the line. and with the regalia of the members, attracted much attention. —__e—__—_ Sasu, Doorn anv BLinp Factory.—By ad- vertisement elsewhere it will beseen that Mr. Hamilton. of this city. bas taken into his busi- #ess Mr. H. Wingate. ‘The tirm is enterpris- ing aud reliable. PoLicz Pzrort OF THESECOND PRECINCT. Yesterday, Lteut, Jobuson re; La erations of the polls Brcsdpres could not, 229; of foregn nativity. 171. ces—Assault and battery, 39; d' deserters, 2; fast riding or driving,.1; 12; gambling, 3; imtoxtcatioa, 14; do. and disor- derly, 21; keeping disorderly house, 9; ttiscel laneous misdemeanors, 12; marder, 1; rape, Ubreats, 25, y cy, 2; ‘attempt to’ & burglary, 2: ert Lodger gg gute re erny. 33; malicious misebief, J; false pretences, etit larceny, 14; receiving stoien suspicion, 13; my be oar tiom ordinances. 1 . coun’ ; tines imposed: 243; enses tism issed, 195; the jail for court, R4; batl for court, 2; bail for peace, 19; ja'l im defaultof bail for peace, 2; sent to Freedmen’s Bureau. i2; turned over to Major Ricbards, 1; to.mil , 3; escaped from sta- tion, 7; jail tor ition, 4; sent to work- house, 10; jail in default of cecurity, 9: appe tis, 2} fines'in Corporation cases, $876.90; county cases, 8372; total, $1,248.90; property taken in charge by, officers, $2,153.72: lodgers, 4; lost chil- dren restored, 2; inquests held, 2. STs a aa MvsicaL.—We have the pleasure of an- pouncing to onr readers that the justly cele- brated Bateman Troupe will give one grand concert at Metzerott Hail, in this city, on Fri- day. 19th inst, This brilliant company com- prises the following celebrated vocalists aud instrumentaiists:— Madame Parepa, prima donna, who has awakened such a furore in musical circles in the Northern cities, and who is recognized as the rightful successor, m the lytic world, of Jenny Lind; Signor B: hi, who is, recognized in Europe as the ‘finest Italian tenor now before the public, and whove voice is said to be as excellent as when he fast Appeared bere, with an improvement in bis sty Signor Ferranti, buff basso, who is represented as brilliant and dashing; Signor Fortuna, the celebrated baritone; Mr. 5. B. Mills, whose repnation as a finished pianist is established; Mr. Oarl Rosa, violinist; and Mr. J. L. Hatton, director. A combination of euch excellence does not need commendation among lovers of music, and we therefore content ourselves with the mere annoubcement of their appenrance here, which constitutes an event which ought to Suilice to fill the hall to its utmost capacity. —<—__=—__ GAaRnOTERA IN ALEXANDRIA. ‘Tiffaney, of Fauquier county, stopping at the Mansion House, in Alexandria, Was garroted Wednesday nigh! on the streets, and robbed of atout $100. —+ SELLING LiqguoR ON SUNDAY.—Yesterday, officer WH. Evans. of the Seventh Ward, arrested Wm. Ryan, for selling liquor on Sun- day. The case was held for hearing by Justice Boswell. se CITY ITEMS. o—— HANG Ov our banners on the outward walls: The ery is still, They come to Henning’s Store To buy their clothes. Our castle's strength Will laugh a siege to scorn. —— JEWELRY —California Stone Setts, Jet and 's, Carbuncle Setts, White and Coral —400 styles of Sleeve Battons to choose nly one dollar, at Prige’s Dollar Jew- elry Store, No. 435 Pennsylyania avenue, near 43g street. —e Enitor Stan: Having noticed an article in the local column ot yesterday's Star, in which | it was stated ibat J bad been fined five doltars by bis Teutonic Highness, Squire Walter, for being drunk and disorderly, I would like to be permitted, through the same. source, to offer my friends and the publican explana. tion of the matter: and to deny that Il was ar- | Fested at all: and also to deny the charge of “Playing I oliceman ’—an honor, by the way, to which I never espired On Tuesday eveuing a friend and myself were at the Pars, and while amusing our- selves with the air-gun, 1 picked upa litde Miniature flag (worth about 10 cents) taat was | yng upon the ground and handed itto my Inend. After the shooting was decided we Walked from the shooting gallery to thedrink- ing bar—about twenty feet off—for tbe pur- pose of g € & drink, and while drinking, one of the bar-tenders demanded the little flag, which my friend still held in his hand, saying that it belonged to him. My triend refused to five itto him, vpon which he was immediate ly arrested by officer Bailey, at the bar-tender’s order. I followed on roluntarily to see what the re- sult woulo be; and when we arrived at the2ad Precinet Station, the charge of ‘stealing’ was prefered against my friend and entered upon tbe book. and he was locked up for a hearing. Up tothis time I bad stood quietly by, bnt when I saw the unfortunate termination of the affair, I appealed to the presiding officer to let me explain the matter, and, with his permis- sion, ] stated the case as above. Hardly had 1 concluded before officer Bailey remarked to the one in charge that I had acknowledged taking the flag and had better be locked up too! Whereupon 1 was searched, my money and private papers taken from me, and I was thrust inte alittle narrow a, Teeking with filth, to pass away ibe long boursof night un- til the arrtval of His Immaculate Highness Dotch Walter, the Law Maker! During the search of my person the pre- siding officer made the wonderful discovery of a silver badge upon the inside of my coat: pat toere simply forthe purposeof securing it, and not to “play policeman,” as I never attempted to make use of itin any manner whatever. On the arrival, next morning of the Esquire, And after the mockery of atrial, he informed us that we were fined five dollars! But upon what charge, we would yet be ignerant had I not seen it in your paper ef yesterday. it seems somewhat strange that our citizens can tolerate a man to admivister laws, who knows ro‘bing about them of our language. In conclusion, my friend and myself retarn our sincere thanks to that kind-hearted gen- tleman, Lieutenant Jobnsen, who, upon bis return to duty in the morning, released us from that miserable cell in which we were kept al) night. It W™. B. Cupiirr, 452 Sth street. ie er “THE FAMILY SHo“ Store."—C F. Cam- Tins, 347 7th street, (second door below North- | *™p Market) Those of our readers who have been unfortnnate in buying worthless shoes are recommended to che above establishment as being the most reliable shoe house in the city. 3 ee Brown's Brorcniat Trocwes clear and give strength to the voice of Singers, and are indispensable to Public Speakers. “1 réecommendtheir use to Public Speakers.”’ Rev. E. H. Cuarin. “They have suited my case exactly, reliev- ing my throat, and clearing the voice so that I could sing with ease.” T. Decnarwe, Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal. Sold by ali Dealers in Medicines. aise Se tante Sr BOOTS AND SHOKs, with improved shanks, for gentlemen’s wear, made to order by John Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, and inside Hotel. el Corns, Bunfons, Kad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfaily treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Peon. 8v.. between 4 and 6th fice bours from 8a m. to 5p m. No charge for consultati GF4xD OPENING. SATURDAY MORNING, at 10'clock s m. pag will one of the LARGEST ‘OOK oF GOODS ever displayed in this city. Such as 100 FALL BONNETS, 1¢0 FANCY TRIMMED FLATS, 250 different style of CLUAKS. Also, ‘a large assortment of REAL LAOBS, LACB HANDKEROHIEFS, BMBEOIDERY, and a splendid assortment of DRESS GOODS. Bon't forget the place and time, Ne. 294 Pa. avente, next te Lewis Johnson's Banking House, Saturday morning, at 10 o’clock. oc 5-3t* UILDERS’ MOTICE. Just arrived, 50,000 feet of , MOULDINGS, of different patterns; the nicest that has been seen in this marbet for years. BUILDERS’ DEPOT. 562 7th Mtreet. ocS lw HW. HAMILTON. L ASD DUTCH BULBOUS FRvlT TREES sap. Di Fruit Trees of sretid itr, Pore aall ‘ioe, be Souwisting ut Uteeserd ane’ Dwert Fosse a piles, Pesebes, Apricots. Bectert: Cherries, &c. aera eae eben Oaecaed: lope, aairon- » Be. guarton Blackberries, Strawberri rrante, 1. ver proces, Chase Treey: Roses. &c. butch Bulbens Roots jost arrived ome Bolla, ‘ensist OF te the - ite, Henuvcal saben es jarctosas. i vier, ac. Tected npectanly for'ay trader ‘yomsein) e Tth ateeet, above il. 87 Seed will be removed. aftor November yet, to GUO RE Sreentopmaie DB. 8. Patent Of ivered at wey nent meal fecse ama LARGE ASCORTMENT OF PIANOS THAT A have been ased,for sale upon pring deny Wwererooms of euz W. @. METZERUTTS 00, “WANTS. | WERT. ceot Srnocsrnn Tie" 136 Wan insect ees Pt sues first-class BARD: sre sPadribod' ti arte y + $70 th Mecct. weyig abTep—a WaT NURS Gan Wt tO) be, Ad Oya Srenue, opedoor from lth street. | WASTED< 4 cood- GURL to do the Lousewor, tiopematt gate Refer ates” at No. 466 duoninbatiod tH farnt-hed HOUS®. 605P.0. O¢ 8-3t* ED—A SITUATI b Fespectad a to con wast aa {tou for ana fae ye Bo ol t rt distance ia Es byections to go a sho: stance La tix tr: Ca: 5 ‘Address B.G-, Star office: ? uw WARTED=A fist clad MILLINED ondtwo 1.28 LAbi Market telween stand sehen; oO 16 Marker spares cal | a ~#, Addroce MILLIN ER, Star Olfice, ocaat™ W 4NTED—4 CABINET AKER who ooder- stands putting work together A: - Ppl, imme. diately JOHN Q. WILSON. Oc & 3t | Bautheast cornér D and9th sts. clase TIN AND SHERT- ORERH., Apply at SIBLEY & ereoms, Penn’s eve OR RENT—FUEMISHED HOUSE) ‘ome. Ref Bireet and “AUCTION SALES? (Por other Auction Bales sve fourth page.; RIRISAO BALES. B* JAMES 0. McGUIRE £CO., Auctioneers. SaL® or Hoge HULD FURR =z an Ree: Fiowe OF Tf roto: U2 SATURDAY MOBRI ore! we seth. im of the Auction Beer: jousebold Feraitare, suk eo Walout B. . Wardrobes Bilrabe Mech thte ane s unk Sfx T Bais. Bolsters, and Pillows Gilt Vorvice ‘Terme carb Mt [iptei] J. O. McQUIRB & CO. Ancts. OD strect, Between bus. 4 | Wo OR Teen for rent; % ven a ication health He walk of War or Treasury Fo RENT—A je BRIC: with ali = modern improre- taining 10 . ts Bo. ws. PG MEEES thi Sitelalaet y= BRICK HOUSES. batween " a two Inland 6 ‘Apply tout_8 JOHNSTON NS: nd. 6 recms, ¥ to 3. 373 Penn's avenue. bet #¢ and 6th ets, oc [FOR BENT—a three story BRICK HOUSE rooms, with containing 18 ges and wi roughout, Wo 92, eitaated an Pa, tween 2ist and 22d streets. Apply A0. 55 FoBsiors FOR 8AU8. WITH THE privi the House; howse convenient location Furniture near: new. Apply at $25 New York avenue, corner 10! ot. Oc 5-6t* (OR RENT OR SALE—A two-st FRAME eRUIENING. Sa indie attend Ree north side. between Ist and 21 streets west; con: tains about 4 rooms. Inquire of JaS F. HALT pe 391 New York avenue, between roel oad oc 5- VW 48TED-8y TION to pur: in the kitchen. or given.ifrequired. Address respectable girl, » SITU 4- to do chamberwork, assist weit on thi ‘ble. Refere: ces Box © Star office Ww ANTED— For De ment Clerks and others, Furnished ROOMS, with or without BOA BD. and TABLE BOARD only; state exact locetion, pature of accommedations lowest terms, (without which ne attention can be paid to resp: al ber that can Le accommodated. and wheth: tes alse would be taken. Address DEPARTMENTAL CLUS, Bex 19 Star Office, or City Post Ufice. o ESS SALEAA weil built three story BRIOK DWELLING, with back butiding. containing 1srooms. on Capitol Hill, within one square o either line of street » The House is 25 feet by 65 deep, and was built.im the most sub T manner, by the prosent occupant. for his ownuse, Lot 60 feet front. by 100 deep. Any one Wishing » comfortable. convenient. and pleasant home, will find all he desires Application to be made toJ. F. WOLLARD, 371 D street, between 7th avd sth, Oc 5-e03t* T° BENT—Fuarnisbed, in Georgetown, neat cars. large FRONT ROOM, bas gaa, J ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good German W'arierase BARBER cones aie ot, between B Tew. $t* W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A HU n- tatping from feur to six rooms, in a good jo- cation Address, stating terms, &c.,H, te ge. jee. oc V ANTED—Two GIRLS. One & good cook, Washer aud ironer: the other as nurse. None need apply without good reference orn d and Frederick streets, Georgetown. oc 3-3t* ANTED—N med of ‘person: spectable young GIRL. from 14 to 16 y: of Sapte ip pack beara meso herself 'y peeful.« ». at Grocer: re, corner Gristh and Onn Py sever oes at QLTUATION WANTE! By H. L., as }O SBER, has had 30 years’ experience. Has a wife competent to take charge ofadairy. For par- ticulars apply No. 247 H street, Warhington, Ly Sp ee ae st W ANTED—A Furniture JOBBER, one who ua- deretends Wood work, Varnishing and U pho! stering. None but ageod Workman peed apply. Oasi No. 365 New York aven: oe 3-3t™ between 10th and lit , ANTED— by the isth of October, an unfur- pitched ICK HOUSE, containing eight or ten rooms, with modern improvements, bet 6th and 2st streets, Pennsylvania avi street Address A. K. L., at this o: references given and required. WANTED-1 want te rent o FURNISHED A aoe Leste 3 ely a between Sena EB AA: AA ate Sree 00. ‘se 2846" 305 F street, near 12th WANTED= We want HOUSES. furnished and unfurnished sell to tirst-clasa tenants Aleo, to and BUILDING L078 in Was for abou e L, WELLS ¢ 00. tugton. ° 23-1m, corner of 10th and F streets, W ANTED—Persons having for rent large or swall Houses, either furnished or unfur- nished. can secure permanent aud resp nsivle TENANTS by applying at STARR & CO.'8 Office, 308 F street. nesri2th. We also want to buy = BRIOK BKOLSE in a good location, containing from 3 to 12 rooms. se 21-tin* W ANTED_By a reapectable young girl, a SIT- TATION to do chamberwork and plain sew- ing. Address anoteto J H fico. 3 W ASTER By a reopectabie woman a SITUA- TION aa firat class Cook in a Boarding House or Bestaurant, Address Box Mo-10 Bear ‘Sfice. au nd amall, F reot and to buy HOUSES Yngton, and a nice $5 O00 or $6 OO ca vash- | To, Booms NEATLY FURNISHED wi . vilege of bath. Inquire 62 Green st. ‘oc 4 31* FOE RENTo To large and mely FUB- NISHED ROOMS. loquire . 537% between (th and 7th, ___ OC 4-3t* Y¥ STABLE FOB SALE CAKAP—LEASE end FIXTURES of New Yor! 12th street FOR BENT_The DWELLING No 2 Louisiana ie avenue. opposite the City Hail, occupied by € BI octsts RIONABD WALLACH. Livery stable, oc #8" es REX OUSE No 576% Tth street, be tween B and Maryland avenne, containing store with six rooms and cellar, gi water Apply next deor, oc 4-3t* Fos ISHED ROOMS—One or two gentlemen can be accommodaied with FURNISHED ROOMS in a private family. Location, éth street, pr oe G.. Box S11, Pest of: 00 A DESIRABLE RESTAUBANT FOR sale Near the Treasury Department, on F street the St. James. Will be seld on liberal For further particulars inquire at St i t Sth oc 4-28" E OHANC OR SAT. h old es ished COMMISSION HOUSE and AGEN- CY. $600 on reasonable terms; or take» partner, or will sell Grocertes amd Fixtures for $1. Ap: ply 479 Lith street ‘oc 4 30" BA tabi s eccoud floor, Parlier and Bearsom sf, ing. ina private family. Terms inoderste ar the Patent aud Post Offices. Onli at 402 F street, o door from 7th. oc 4 3t™ FE SALE OR BENT. hree story BRIOK HOUBE. No. 2267th street west, between M and WN streets. containing 9 rooms and cellar, with ageod Stove Boom attached, Shelving, Drawers, and Counters in good order. The property can be examined at any tim oc 4 lw™ a 14 A RARE CHAN‘E. 19 $225 ra 225 OB SALE—GOOD WILL, STOCK, FiX TURKS. &c . of a Confettionery, lee Orewm ard Soda Water Saloon. No. 1. 4% street, Ccloniza tion Building, corner Pa ave _ oc 4 3t* RR EVERCE EXTENSION SILVER MINING PANY, OF NEVADA. 100 Shares or less of this Stock forea’e at $3, = accou nt of the holder; compelled dress oc 4 3t Fo SALE OB KENT—A fine HOUSE contain ipg7 rooms, in the new and ele; block on tb street west, near the Boundary, | ge onthe I7thinet. Inquire of SON, 465 oth street. oc 3-3t miles ike and G — §BOOI a i E (OB BALK—A FARM of Ofty acres, more or sor MiRBOND' CARPETS, DER Tome | OR SALES S FARM of Ofty piren: DING and HOUBEFURN OH ING Goons ofevery | from Georgetown. between the Rook ville Pi description. B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street, River Road. Apply to J. A. JORDAN, 255 jo8-t? between G and H. east fd street, near Mth. oc $6 FOR SALE AND RENT. F OR BENT—The large four-story DWELLING HOUSE (28 feet by 47) No. 27 on Indiana av- epué, wi h a specious stabi. d carriage house. Possession Noveu ber Ist. Apnly at one and tive o'clock p.m. at 490 H street, tq JAS. TOWLES. Agent Oc S-e03t rcs ter BESIDENCE IN GEORGETOWN AT PBIVATE SALE—HOUOSE No. 45 Dun- barton street, near corper of Montgomery, is ef- fered St private eale. The house contains 9 rooms. the is conveniently located, ited for a private residence, culars inquire on the premises. ww ve $-c02 TORE AND BAKE HOUSE, WITH ter. Algo. 10 unfarnished ROUMS. oot to Paint aud Gil Btore. 450 Hi you can I wis’ Pure LEAD. at @1¢ per hwndre4 pohnde: Orel Oil at 7s cents per gallen. WM. RUTHERFORD, oc 2-2w* Watreet, bet. 12th ana isth. J, OB 84 LE—On0 of the best busi city apd large Lot 3) by BRIOK HOUSE of 7 rooms; now & store si I Estate Northwest corner Toth and F ste. T—Two yoy, handsome s!x room COT- 8. situated within o.e hundred and firty t For farther informa- Y, THOMAS PABKER, B. F. @uy. oc 2-7t OB EB Ta 3ards of Bisdensbarg de tion inquire of B a or J. P. BARTHOLOW,. se B-cogt Fro. SALE OB BENT—My DWELLING, «it- uated at the intersection of Maryland and Vir- wenues, between 7th snd Sth streets west. ase is Si feet front by 40 fect deep, with Mess =“ Pgs _ pl The lot ed a) Tron! 4 feet deep, embracing one ha! ol Bauare 434. > JOHN A. SEMMBS, ve 11-4tf louse, 46708 BENT—Two Furnished ROOMS, on first floor, or two rooms and kitchen, No, 467 13th street, between £ and F NEY AND BEAUTIFUL FALL STYLES. GENT’S SCARFS, NECK TIES, STOCKS, CBAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, c SUSPENDERS, HOSIERY, Just received at LANE'S Gentlemen’s Furnishing Stote, Be 15-eol0tif 424 Penn’ near 434 at. EW FALL STYLES GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, The subscribe: ing. at consi I 8 and labor, thoren, nyefitted Sal brenciied bio der of notif; < that be has just retarned is now in daily receipt of his FALL ABD WINTER PURCHASES, Embrecipg ® large and varied assortuent of frst- GENTLEMEN’ FURNISHING GooDs, Selected in person and with great of the beat lead & 5 rk. My 1g bi be} PES most ea favorable character; buying my mostly for cash, wi . ign, Senha ell deve oc Res ices, Thapkfal for Tavors, it is intention for the future. " to merit ore Baie a me to long and poplipgpomaer “i Bae. m Lane.“ ( nt FG Pouwa avende. MENTS _#o T5-c010tif ALL Siar UND OA fd. ee ma ieca tases do.; Heavy Weolen Ribbed de.. in all sizes, at re- : . Gentlemen's a en: ore, _ 80 29-e010t Penns avenue, near 44 at. UBE OLD POBT WINE Lbeve re¢eived from the private stock of e well- peli gc . To one or two gentiemen, a ne ntly furnished PARLOR and BED rivate family. near the Capitol. Only ing xceptionsdle references neal ress HOME, Star Office. oc3 im* “OR RENT—A larce DOUBLE HAUL or two KF BOOMS Also a large BASEMENT suitable for the Oyrter bu JOHN H. SNYDER, oc 3 2w* Ho. 56 Louisiana aver RARE OPPORTUNITY. CEBY STAND, corner 5th and I ss Hoover’s Corner is offered for rent, aud fix- tures for ire. ate low price. Wo better retail stand in the city. 5 EB, Agent, 0c 3-31" No. 456 10th st., next to Ford's” F OUR UNFUBNISHED BOOMS FOR REAT— ‘we are on the ground floor, suitable for a family. Inquire 652 north L, between 4th and 5th streets. oc? A RABE CH OE sale, the RAILBOAD HOUSE BESPAUBANT, at the terminus of the 7th street railroad, near the .. Will be sold cheap for cash on ea: oat 0c 2-6t" OTTAGE AND FINE PIECE OF GROUND C on Oapitol Hill f-rsaleor rent cheap. i chance for @ poor man. Six rooms with small barn attached: good water and fine fruit trees. Apply to, STARE & O0., F street, near 12th, ae at” A BARE OHANOE TO MAKE MONEY —FOR ARS +3 four Years’ LEASE of the popular merly called Boach’s Spring. with ten acres of ground for garden, and s house conteining five rooms. MITCHELL & SON, Brokers, 0c? St* Southeast corner cf Pa. [608 BENT—A FURNISHED PABLOB on the corner of Connecticut avenne and L street. Splendid location, oc 1-4t* UB RENT—A FRAME HOUSE on i9th at., between Q and Bats. Apply at the corner of ‘2th avd Q Sg i“ 86 29 6 Fok BENT—One two-story BRICK HOU with six rooms and store, situated on 7th tween EK and Sstreets. Inquire at 644 Pe or 442 7th street OR RENT—Sev F' fee Ba8 Pe J. TOWLES, Agent. OB RENT—That spirniid RESIDENCE on E street north, No, 444, ne painted and papered and thoroughly with all the moderp {wprovements; six doors from corner of 7th Street west. near General Post Uitice Also, a large Carriage Honee and Stable in the reat of the enor. is marth are Joaulre os 490 H street, orth of Pas ice, at 6 o'clock p.m Beez Lintel,| JAMES 1: Gis, agent. I zs 5 6th street, tpi B RENT—Three bendsomely farnished PAB- ibe lenpeuetiog ortsumeetien can ae milion iT 80) o Mi of akitehon and bath’ Gas and water in the houee, If let together a part of the rent will be d. A FURNISHED HOU ol OR SALB—That valuable tract of WOOD ND. containing ‘61 acres, by recent survey, located in Prince Goarge’ 's county, »abont four the Navy Yard Etiges. 408 Wes imme- diately on the 6 road leading from Washing- ton to Uj Mar ¢ Baltimore and Po- railroad ir miles of the i, of Messrs. 2 ‘idl _ This estate is with ame = in lets OS ene Title ‘and perfect. Vor terms person, er by porlee address to seat Uprer Maribore, Prince e's county, Md. te 18 1m W. 1. BEALL. TER LE BUILDING LOTS ON EX(Vereal SERMS AND LONG ORRDIT, wishing to secare ing let will find thie the best pene |, Catalogs of the synare, nm $f Yor cligetion mectves c€'iast, does Banoo, tobe at our meth, We igege tmwediatt op Posse RE Pee teat are os ¥ ‘The pro- rick, dueling See or erive cate MINA UBLMANN‘or to DL. tate B: th Real Be: rokers, no! PRY NAGLE @ 00. Aua-were S57 HALE o 99S Pennsylvania avenue. LARGE AMW EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOODS, SCLD TO PAY STOKA We shail sell on SATURDAY. uct. 6th. st our jeeroem, } ieearese for secount of whom it may comvern, the bodoren Gumea hie : ren Oauned ruiti 2 boxes Pickion, 20 cases Conensed Mik 20 boxer Tomatoes, 29 cusce Sundries A large lot of Tinware. &c A " pct ties cerca of Sem ong Sacer 8 are.) rep Brooms, nests our Pails, Biack and Green YeussSong; Starch. Spices, &e Shed ip NAGLE & oo., _Avets. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF 4 HOUSE AND LOT ON 10Tu STREET WEST, BETWEEN M AND N STRESIS NURTH D DNESDAY, the 17th day of October, A. D. 1866.at5 o'clock pm, we shall sell. on the Premises the south half of Lot mumberet thirty three. ($3.) 1m Davideon'’s eu division of square three jodred and forty. said part of said Lot ® front af twelve feet ten and one palf in OB 10th street west. and ru dack Binety- two feet more or less, to an all een feet nine inches s de. Improved by a small but commo- jobs Terms of sale are: 34 cash; balance in months, for note bearing intirest Aud secured by a deed of trust. All couveyancing and revenue stamps St the cost of the purchaser. $50 down when the Property it knock4 off. NATHANIEL WILSON, attorney. oc 5 eodds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ayets. BX GBEEN 2 WILLIAMS, Avcuonects. VALUABLE UNIMPKOVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near i2th street a adjoining the New Barracks, at Public action On THUBSDAY., the sth day of October next, at 5.0 clock p_m.. we shall sel, on the premises, Lots Nor. j0 and 31, in «ubdivision of square No. 1019 od trouts aud depths. 08 Ove-half cash: balance in 3.6.9. and 12 for notes bearing interest. and secured by aceed cf trust on the premires, All conve) aucing and revenne stamps at the cost of the purchaser $25 down on each lot when seid. And immediately after the above sale, we shall sell Lot No 14, in square No 8/4, fronting sth rtreet vast, between C and D staeets Borth, having 47 feet tront by 109 feet 1 inch deep, to a 8 foot al- ley. on the sume terms as the shove sale pe usd EEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. S7- THE ABOVE SALB 18 POSTPONED UN Gl THURSDAY, fhe 9th instant, same hoor and piace GREEN & WILLIAMS oe 5-4 neti ¥ GREEN & WILLIA USTEE'S SALE OF BEAL ESTATE IN =— T FOURTH WARD wi By virtné of a deed of trust to the subseriber,da- ted July 20th, 1865. aud recoraed No, , folivs 206 and 207, ons of the bi ords achington cvunty.D G1 forsale ic auction. on TUBBDA lay of Uc- xt, at 40 clock p.m , tn front of the prein- | Brick. sto, ines. the middle part of Lot numbered thirteen, | (13) im square numbered five hundred and fitty nine, (2/9) of the piam of the city of Washington, | Deaipeing. ter. the came eta point on Ist street west. one hundred and fifty two feet (157) nine one third (95) inches from the southeast corner of said square, rnumiog thence north efghtern : 18) feet two and ‘one-third «25,) inches, thence west one bund red (0) feet: thence south righ teen (15) feet third (25) inches, thence east to the place of begivuing Terms: Ove balf cash; the residme in six mouths. the purchaser giving bie note for the deterred payment, bearing tnterest trom the day Of sale, and secured hy a deed of trust on the premises. All convevancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of «i are uct complied with within five days from the day oienle. the trustee reserves the right to re sell the premises at the risk and cost of the defantt- ing purchaser, on giving one day's notice in som. newspaper inthe city ot Washington. $30 required of the vurchaser immediately after the sale. ISAAOL JOHNSON. Trustee sell 2awide GKEEN & WILLIAMS, Auots. 87 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN til THUBSDAY, the ath fpstant, same bour end place. By order of the Trustee «3 GREEN & WALLIAMS, Aucts BFTHE ABOVE BALE IS STILL FURTHER Postpon:d until TUESDAY, the 9th instant, same bour and place. By order of the Trustee ocid GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ano BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. EXCELLENT NEW AND WELL KEPT ROSE WOOL AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITU ou New York avenue. between 10th and lth west at Public Auction. On TUESDAY, the 9th instant, at 10 o'clock a. m., We shall sell. at the residence of & genticman qeommns housekeeping, being House Bo. 363, iz One Chickering Piano. in Rosewood Case, in per ject order, with Stool and Cover One Fine Green Rep Parlor Suite. consisting of two Bofas, two Castor. and six Site Chairs @ne Green Kep Rocker and Walnut Whatuot One Fine Freuch Plate Mirror. five feec long Six eid oo} rame Uhairs, upholstered in Ma- Toon Two Five Marble top Cevter and Ornaments One Fine Litho; ~4 cort One Fine Pictare. Ulimpse Sf an English Horo- ates) One Fine Plated Tea Set, six pices, with Waiter, | it $200 2 One Handsome Carved Walnut Chamber Suite, consisting of Bedstead. ng Bureaus. Wa-hstand, Wardrobe. Chairs, Beckers, and Towel Rack oda Biack Walnut Marble top Sideboird, #iriyEtagere al Six Handsome Enaravings w 32 Walnut Bedsteads, Marbie-top Dressing Bateaus, Washstands and Wardrobes Excellent Spring and otker Mmttresses Sole and Hslrcioth Chatrs ae vi Tr) + COnt eather Pillows and Beleters grain. Feath ood Thi ee- ely ud Stair Oarpets One Enclosed Nighe Stan Good ba Tae A good asrortment of Painted Ghamber Furniture and Damask Lornge Refrigerator and Viping-reoth Orockery Parlor and Cooking Stoves and Utensils A lot of Kitchen Keuul-ites 4nd many other articles, which we deem unneces- tary to enumerate ‘The house is for t $:0 per month in ad- the 20th Imst. Ingutre on vance. Possessien & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ Jas. 0. McGUl PUBLIO SALE OF LOT NEAB GOVERNMENT = NTING OFFICE. On THURSDAY, the lth of o'clock p. m., I will offer for sale remiser, the north part of 8q' 0. 624, fropting on New J north and 2d street Mo ae as to part efit, xt. rth cash, balance in three equal pay mc nts, 6, 12 and 18 mon! 7 ify cpuse No. 763, Drekers, Peter He raie. intron of the prembes. on SATURDAY, stant, a o'cloc! . pare rot ‘ound i and sixteen (16) in t Georgetown, ther with al! aed singular Puildings and pepusouninens to the same belong. ‘Terms, presented by the decree; Cash. Convey- ati 's cost. oc 3-108 GREEN & WILLT B* @REEN & act CTION SALE OF A '0- STORY eames 10k ONT Hi WITH 61a’ Bow g 7 oUuss, . Lot No. $ ine 20 f ts thet ‘more or ices, with the ‘Um intl fine two story om six op Vi ai 18. B58. eng treet. cosine 1X and twalve months secored by a trust Riveorgyaneioe ant ‘our stam pe bd . down When the property is GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. EES ass ANE vata evans eae BESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON, corner of Penna. we gz 7. &. BRwAN, Propriewr, atthe cost of | ave.end lith street, | ten | which time the powdera mast b- LB BUILDI L virtoe of a deed of dates A mA. pies and daly re ora iiber NOT. Ro. 41, fo'to 420. & » Of the L Brcorés for Wasb ington Coupts. in the Ptsirict of Colmbta _ direction of the party secured thereby, I ut, at peblic auction. ta front of the premives, of Friva the Sth day of October. A. D.. 195i, et 6 o'clock pom , Lot num); © (1 pof the recerd~ fuldivirion tat =F, © Gio, in thecity of ry valuable and te tne rap'dly im- "Ferme et vale: One third te cash: (of whick the time of the «ale.) tte re, Tig two thirds be pad tn sin mod Seite mctoes: WILLIAM B. WABD, Trustee 020 Newads J -GUIRE 4 CU, Aucts ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers s1X FRAME HOUSES ON LEASED GaOUND IT. AT PUBLIO AT OTION. On FBIPAY’ the sth cay of October, 1988, we shall eel, on tte premisre. at 8 o'cloek - = m., six Frame Btore-rooms attached! atl rented Teand Wines of the Bes jeurant, e corner of © etreet and ew Jerse stands in the cit i property to attene thie eal Sach property 'o atte ne wale The above Hones. Liqnors, Wires, & pole toge ther at private sale tf application is made 01, the premises before the day of sale. Terme 5 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aoots. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avotioncers. ALOTION SALE OF a GOOD Two-sTORY FRAME BOUSE. WITKR ORLLAR aND Lor, on Ld Jersey avenue, between BN aod U stress rort On FRIDAY, the sth ir it rell, two story frame he peep ye six rooms, with cellar, hating a good Irgut ane as! All conveyancing and revenue vest the cost of the purchaser. $30 dowa * oc? 4s GRERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts ¥ W. L, WALL & ©O., Aactioneers. BLACKSMITH SHOP AT _AUOTION We siiirell on FRIDAY AFTEUN@ON, Oct Sth 1596. at 5 o'chowk— One Blac! with cwo fires and 2.000 Tih street, ou K. nee! WM. L WALL & 00., Ancts Terms casb. ocd Y K, F. PAGE, Avctioneer, B O02 7th etreet, coder Odd Fellows’ Hail Continuation of a: Extensive Sale of = nk nts Castors Plated re. Cutiey, Boots and ree assortment of Fancy Goods, E EVENING this week. com ng at 6 ok K. F. PAGE Auctionser oc 3 4t 402 7th st. under Odd Fellows’ Hall. ¥ W.L. WALL & 00, Auctioneers, Original Horse and Carriage sf 95 Louisiana avenue. SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, c. @c On BATURDAY MORNING October 6th.at 10 e'clocK, we will sell, at the Barear r Sadole, Carriage and Work Horses, a tull descrip- tion at sale, comprising about— FIFTY HORSES, Many good Work, Saddle aod Harness Horses. ALso, New Express Wagons, with and without Top, bufit in this city. ALao. collection of New and Second hand Bug- <8 Roc kaways, Carriages, Wagons, aad otier vehicles. One Pack axd one Couges in good order Lo, New Second hand Harness, Saddles Xe. at private eal . Thorsdsys, and ales dass, Tuoced Triages and Harness always en private sale oes wb. WALL & ©), Aucts, THE SALE OF CLOTHING AND DEY GOOD WILL BE CONTINGED AT OUB AUUTIU! KOUMS On SAT DAY MORNING. October 6th, com- mencing st 10 0 clock. within the st ortion of the most desirable Goods te sold, and we call the aitenuen o! this S x. ‘ Tims cas oe W.L WALL & CO., Ancts. je, a it will be B AILIFF’S SALZ. NOTICE By virtue of an order of distress from Matilda Clark, I have seized and taken one Frame House, containing three rooms Lot 21, in cquare 1t6.on 19tia N streets north. to *atisiy gre errears from John Contee to Mi hereby giv« notice that on SAT of Octaber next. at Se'cleck p m ines, 1 wilt ed on the rear of . between M and rent due aod ida Clark, ao + on the pre for sale the said property ae public suction, tue bigh- BY. Batic B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRESTER’S SALE OF IMPBOVED PROPERTY a ke FIssT WARD, AT PUBLIC AUC- On SATUBDAY. the 6th day of October, at 5 o'clock m.. 1 shali sell wise of o Gest of ry bpp | of March, 38%. and duly ried in Liber . No. 17, folios 469, Sc., of the Lena Record inshiugton Uounty. D. C.. a! Square No 12, secording to W divirion of said square. with the improvements, con-isting of atwo story Brick House. Terma cash. conveyancing and reven stamps at the cost of the purchaser. 4 wheo the property is knocked off. Aud if balance is not complied with in five days after the day of sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property. at the risk and costof the defaniting purchaser, by advertiving three times. in the Even ing Bter MICK P. CALL Trastee se 2 cokds GBI & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B* J. OC. McGUIBE & ©O., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON L STREET ORTH Ww N E 20tH AND 2ist STS. MUNDAY AFTERNOON th, at ae ‘clock, on premises, we shall sell Lots. is #d 23, in Square No. 76, fromttiug 40 leet © L street, between 20th and 2iet streets, and ning back to an alley. Immediately after the above, we shal! sel! part of Lot 30. tn tq No. 117, fronting on 19th st., between L saa te. ‘Terme of Sale: One third cash; balance in six and twelve months with tpterest, secured by deed of trust. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. A yment of S25 will be required omeach lot et ef 6a! 34 (Int) J.C. McGBUIRE & O0., Ancts. Y GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers, | HOUSBHOLD AND KITCHEN FUBNITURE AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, the lth instant, at 10 o'clock JL gell, at the residence of a gentie ping, No 247 Sth street streets ib north, e gensral rtmentef Furnivure sent Chaire p Side and oth Cone-reat Rockers and Chairs Parlor Cock avd > ine, Glass apd . With many otber articles, which wedeem un- Dect ssary to enumerate Torme cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS, oc3sd Auctioneers. ¥ J. ©, McGUIRE & 00. USTER’S SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT OF = GROUND. WEST KND Op THUSSDAY 4% o'clock, on the vested in me, 1 teenth street west, between Laud K streets north, rapping back ap ererage depth of about 147 feet, ‘Phe Tt will be sold entire or divided, as may bo deemed best at the sale. caf porches" Oe. Ousovencing on Gs Unter tac citar d _8¢ 28-dts 3.0. Mc@ULB! ., Aucts. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. USTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON TR’ BA otf pity A By virtue of a decd im trust, bearing date on 4th day of Jume. 1859, and recoréed in Liber J. A No. 177, folie 32 #f seo . the subscriber will sell i vement a Oe story Frame Dwebing house orms of rale: da removed the winearive, Oternise they will revert to toe Ge vernme pt, P Kages where the powder is pot 1m barr-is, ee HA. WISE, Cbiet of Burcan,