Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1866, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. = AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. National THRATER.—Our readers will be ormed agate this ev ing” postuvely’ fr the formed ‘in this evel ively e last time." No pisy-soer Id fail to see the excellent rendition of this fine comedy by the National company. Opp FeLtows’ HaLy.—The grand festival, concert and tableaux for the benefit of St. Jom- inic’s Church, South Weshington, still con- tinues, end is well worthy the patronage of our citizens. TEMPeRaNce HALt.—Grand ball by the Young United Club thts evening. 6 Younc MEn’s CHRISTIAN Associ ATION.—On Saturday evening, an adjourned meeting of the above Association was at their rooms. A letter from the Philadelphia Association was Tead, inviting them to send representatives to an important convention soon to be held in that city. The Chair appointed a delegation con- sisting of Mabe General O. O. Howard, Briga- cier Generai S. L. Brown, and Major A. P. Ketchum. General Brown, chairman of the building committee, ted a report recom- mending that four additional directors be ap- pointed, and one in the place of T. J. Perry, who bad resigned. Messrs. L. Ulephane, A. E. Shepherd, Wm. B. Todd, John R. Elvans, ard Samuei Norment, were elected such di- rectors, and the board were cmp?wered to increase the building committee to five. Gen- eral Brown further stated that he hoped that within a week or two pacino ge now being made would be completed that would add greatly to the certninty of success, and vastly increase the ucefulness of this noble under- taking for the benefit of the city. A report favommg the introduction of temperance pledges into the Sanaay schools of the city was adopted. Also, a constitution for the government of the two Sabbath schools known ‘as the Canal Mission, and the officers elected by the teachers of these schools were con- firmed. eg VIOLATING CoRPORATION ORDINANCES. — Saturdsy morning, John Lee, a restaurant keeper, was arrested by Lieut. Tate. of the Second Ward, for keeping his establishment open after the hours prescribed by law. Jus- tice Morsell fined him $20.58, and he took an Appeal to court. William Hayes, colored hack driver. was arrested by officer White. of the Seventh War for running a back without license, It ws taken before Justice Boswell, who fined him $2, which he paid. Charles Smith and Robert Fisher. colored, ‘were arrested by officers Ray and Wilson. of the Second Ward, for gambling. They were taken before Justice Morsell, who discharged Smith spon payment of $5 fine; but as there ‘was suspicion that Fisher was concerned in a Tecent burglary, judgment In his case was postponed until after a hearing in the burglary case can be had Acolored youth, named Edward Douglass, ‘was arrested Saturday evening for displaying bis pugilistic skill in the market. Officer Miller carried the black pugilistbefere Justice Thomp- son, who made him pay to the general fand $2.25 for fighting in the market. pin Nar ee eee eres CHARGE or Wirz MvcRbER.— Yesterday, Coroner Woodward held an inquest on the body of Mrs. Sarah Hurrison, om 19th street, between Lard M, shot in the First Ward. lt appeared in evidence, thaton Wednesday last, | her busband. Francis Harrison, was arrested by Officer Rossiter for cruetiy beating her, and Justice Drury committed him to jail for court. | A heavy stick was exbibited to ‘the jury, and ‘Witnesses testified that he had frequently peat | the deceased with it. Dr. Hopkins testified that her death was caused by the injuries re- ce’ved. The jury returned a verdict that her | dea: Was caused by blows inflicted on her | head and other parts of her body with a heavy baton, and that the blews were given | by her husband, Francis Harrison The body was taken ip charge by the Vincent de Paul Society for burial Upon the return of the verdict of the jury, a commitment was sent to the county jail for the retention of Francis Harris n for trial at court on the charge of murder. Harrison is an Englishwan, who made a living by filing saws, &c. eee ae erent PRESENTATION.—On Saturday afternoon, the bookbiuders employed in the bindery at the Government Printing Office presented Mr. Geo. P. Gott, late superintendent of the bind- ery, with a beautiful and costly set of silver service, consisting of a large waiter, coffee, tea and chocolate urns, cream pitcher, sugar and slop-bow!, castor, fruit-basket. wine stand, with three Bohemian ware bottles, ice pitcher, and four gold-limed goblets, the cost of the en- tire set being $25). The committee—Messrs. .}. M. Knott, A. McGowan and V. Bishop—intro- duced Mr. Goff tothe ladies and gentlemen employed in the office, when Joseph W. Mat- Ungly made the presentation in a neat and ap- propriate address. Mr. Goff responded in a very bappy manner; after which, he was pre- sented with a large and beautiful boauet by Miss Mary Riley, one of the lady employees. ‘The presentation was witnessed by two or three hundred ladies and gentlemen employed im the office. | Arrains in ALEXANDRIA.—We clip the fol- Jowing from the Gazeite of Sa:urday Stolen Jewelry Recovered —Mr. Edgar Flem ng bas recovered all the articles stoien from his store, by George Hegadore, one of his em- ployees. Tne recovery was effected through the agency of Messrs. Clarvoe and McDeviit, detectives of Washington city, to whom too much praise cannot be awarded. Child Burned to Death.—A little boy, four years of age, the childof Mr. Moses Tapley, accidently overturned a stove, which con- tained fire. yesterday morning, in his father’s house,on Water street, near the tunnel, and ‘Was so severely burned that he died last night. Curious Oyster Drag—The steamer New Xerk, which arrived here yesterday, brought up with ber an old anchor, which her crew bad fished up in Cornfiel harbor, while dredg- ang there for oysters, to which were attached abont filty or sixty oysters. = el ee FUNERAL OF ADOLPH Ersennerss.—Yester- day afternoon the funeral of Mr. Adolph Ei- senbeiss. whose death by accidental shooting was mentioned in the Star ot Friday, took place from his late residence on Pennsylvania ave- nue, between 12th and 13th streets. The corpse was removed to the German Lutheran Church, corner of 20th and G streets west, escorted by Oriental Lodge No. 19,1. O. O. F., and the Washington Schutzen Associati , with Heald’s Brass Band and the Band of the 5th Cavalry, where an Saag hobo discourse was delivered. by Rev. Dr. Finckel, pastor. Aftere wards the procession was formed and the corpse was removed to Glenwood Cemetery. where it ‘was interred with the ceremonies of the order of Odd Fellows. rere —tee Hovs® Breakino axp TAREATS.—Last Fri- day, Martin Pullison, a negre, went to the house of John Malitesta,on New York avenue, between 12th and 13th streets. and broke in- Mr. Malitesta was absent. and the children, who were at home, had locked the door. Pal- lison broke the doors and windows, and alarmed the children, whose screams attracted the attention of Ann Johnson, a colored woman, and upon her ho peg he ran aw: Pullison threatened wo kill Ann Jobnson if she told on him. She did tell, and he was arrested by officer Joni m. of the Second Ward. Jus- tice Morse}! sent him to jaul for court, and also in default of bail for peace on account of his threats against Ann Johnson Hanes Corry John Dorn appeared before Judge Fisher with & child of Stephen Haas, in obedience to a writ of habeas corpus, issued at the instance of Mrs. Haas, through B. F. M. Hurley, ber attorney. t pears that during the war Haas entered tf army and soon after his wife died when Mrs. Lorn took charge of the child, Haas sub- sequently agreed to pay Mrs. Dorn for taking care ofthe child. Haas has since married, and several duysago his wife came here and claimed the child, whieh Mrs. D. refused to give upan- Jess sbe paid $100 due for the care of.the child. ‘The Court ordered the child to be tarned over to the petitioner. —o—____ TEMPERANCE MEETINGS —Yesterday after- noon. the « Washingtonians” held their meet- ing at the Northern Market, where Mr. J. S. Hollingsbead presided: and Addresses were Gelivered by Messrs. Fish, Drew and others. A number of young men signed the pledge. A meeting, Under the auspices of tne Metro- per Temperance Union, was held in the fair buildi which was opened with prayer by the - Mr. Gonzalves; and addresses ‘were made by srs. Kidwell, Tyler, Phin- ney, Anaerson Dr. Clayton. ———— GARROTING. m Saturday night, as Mr. F B. Stuart was passing along C street, betweea 435 and 6th, he was stopped by two men, on of whom put his arm around his neck, and th other threw bim down. His cries for help bowever, brought officers Thompson and Peas ter to the scene, and the garroters made off. ——o—— A Fematg So.pien.—Saturday, a woman ®iving the same of Jenny Lockwood, who als stated that she had served as 4 private in com pany B, 2d Michigan ipfan‘ry, appeared at th ‘Sth precinct station, stating that she was sick and without a home. Officer Sprague | hehe & permit and took her to Providence pital peat tha obra Cotoren Baptismal ExRRctses.—Yester- day morning. there was a large assemblage of perso: and biack, '» Who witnessed the baptism of about forty persons by Rev. Wm Anderson, Of the 19th street Colored Baptist Church. .—On Saturday evening Mr. | New Jonxsos Otes.at ras Navy Yarv— On tees pom Ae np tener’ 2, a meeting of Navy Yard e and other workmen CS ‘was held at Odd Fellows’ fi : a) Andrew J. Recording Secretary, Lawrence A. Tuell; Corresponding TY, James M. Dalton: rer, R. Ruf; Executive Committee—Jas. M. Dalton, chair- man; F. Fox, Jos, 8S. Tuc! Beall, Wi Wm. J ward be or Arthur Pomphrey, Willia Geo. Callaghan. The club have secured the hall lately known as Bellows’ Billiard Saloon, northeast corner of 8th and G streets, East Was: , and will inaugurate itcsa permanent quarters for the ensuing winter, on to-morrow (Tues- day) night. See advertisement. Ont PAassaGE THIEVES.— Yesterday morning, ‘Wm. Corbert, Chas. Reed and Lewis Pollard, colored boo! entered the Someone ct the residence of Mr. L. F. Clark, on H, between Tith and 12th streets, and appropriated three hats, one belonging to Mr. J. V. Galt, and two to Mr. Clark. Mr. Galt went to get his he:d- gear to take a walk and discovered that him- self and friend were hatless. Fortunately, the thieves were discovered, pursted and caught by Mr. Wm. Belt, who turned them over to officer Jonnson, of the Second Ward. The thieves were taken before Justice Morsell, who sent thera to jail for court. pat ome rahe fra! Tue Poor.—Lieutenant Hurley, of the First Ward, made the following repoft to Major Riecbarcs terday :—: Mary DeBow poor woman of this precinct, died yester: ‘and leaving no means to pay for her burial, I ob- tained an order from Mayor Wallach to have her buried at the expense of the Corporation.” Ot PostronrEp.—The two concerts of the Ger- man Opera Troupe, under the management of Leonard Grover, advertised to take place at Metzerott Hall this week, have been unavoid- ably postponed to a future day, of which due notice will be given. -——— Pretty LARcENY.—Wilson Turner, colored, was arrested yesterday by officer Urnmp, of the } Sixth Ward, for the larceny of a coat and shirt from Beverly Thompson. Justice Handy held him to bail for court. CITY ITEMS, PS ES THE CLotnH Imitation Collar is just out, and is the best imita‘ion ofa starched Linen Collar ever before invented. Henning has them, at the corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue. Tn® Ripe, pomp, and circamstance of glo- rious WAT, are not to be compared to the meth- od of selling for One Price only, at Henning’s, corner Seventh street and Maryland avenue. SS aes Gray's CoLLars, 25 ets. per box; Byron's, 25 cents per box: Canton Fiannel Drawers, 75 cts.; Merino Shiris and Drawers, $1 each; and all other goods cheap in proportion; at Francis Gents Furnishing House, 494 3 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall pit Chae ae sal oe Brown's Broncutat Trocnes clear and give strength to the voice of Singers, and are indispensaole to Public Speakers. +1 recommend their use to Pablic Speakers.’ Rev. E. H. Cnarrn. “They have suited my case exactly, reliey- ing my throat, and clearing the voice so that I could sing with ease.” T. Decuarneg, Chorister French Parish Churen, Montreal. Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. ——-* BooTs AND SHOES, with improved shanks, for gentlemen’s wear, made to order by Jota Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, and inside Hotel. Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vasctlar Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &e., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn. sv.. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice honrs from 8a m. to5 p.m, and 6 to § p. m. No charge for consultation. DIED, SHBEVE. In this city, on Sunday. the 7thin- stant. of bd gd fever, CHRISTOPHER NEW. TON: son of Mary E. and th Jokn Shreve, ged 8 years raid “Sa ren to me. for of such is the kingdom of heavet ‘The friends and relatives of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral from By land Ohapel, corner 10th and D streets soutn, on Tuesday, 9th instant, at 12 o’clock m, = unto 3 = RAWING AND PAINTING—Classes in the above now being formed by Mr. WM. MacLEO! his residence, 393 New York a near 13th street 00 6-0030 KBSTucky BREAKFAST BAOON —Bri, lity, Just received and superior age " King ei _0c6 Cor. Vermont ay. and 15% street. SEWING MACHINES Another lot of those ular No. 23 GROVER PBAkee MACHINES 2 just received at DAVIS & GAITHER'S, 0c 6-St 20 Market Space. USINESS NOTIOB.—all persons having claims against me will please present the same for settlement; and all persons indebted to me will Please come forward and settle, as mo accounts = [Sorcha eae toe g new firm's books until my je business is ° H. W. HAMILTON, oc 6-8t Builder's Depot, 562 7th street. 383 SEVENTH STBSET. 383 GENT 'S SILK AND CASSIMEBE HATS. RESORT and SOFT HA’ style and that can be asked for, 7" *"7 3 rey For Yo Men—The MOHOPAO OROQUET (x 9. HAT) something new, a > Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Gleves, Suspenders. Half Hose, Umbrellas, and Walking Oanes. LOW PRICES AND FAIR DEALING, B. W. BURR & 00., | O¢63t 383 7th atreet, under Dorsey's Hotel. D®* GOODS—CABPETS. and GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO. Have instore a full Stock of DBY GOODS, bought before the recent advance, which they are selling at old prices: Calicors, 15. 18. 90, 25 cents; Muslins aud Ar- mures. $0 cents; Hed and Grey’ Twilled Flannel 37% cents; Towels, 25 cents, worth 87%; Good Seek 2 genta; Balmoral Skirte, @1.00; B Kee! }, 80) . Alse.a full ARPETS—Hemp, Stair, stock of Bag. Brussels, Ipgrain, snd Teves Pi Brice 25, cents te $2.50: JOHNSON @sutroN’s nd. oc 6-3t* 521 Seventh street. ee WANTS. F WASzER A CABINET, MAKES at 235F aaFED 5 cot Wane i CORE" Is ws W ‘AN fret 33. = ) jth sireet,beiweon 1. etreat aud ¥ WAITED Three 600d hand+ on Stowe Work, oc B St ROBT. BE TALBOT: TR! wanted immedi- Penn's ave., Pendicton House, oc 6 3t* aie eee WwW ANTED— From two to siz UN®UBNIGHED MS for ho q rd Ro°. er . Bete resin! Lavwire met90 1c 1° W4NTED-« WHITER WOMAN to cook ant assist in the washiug and trening for a small family. Apply et 361 H street. ‘two'doers from Mth. oes tf ANTED-—B: % jaced NURSE W4ntD: willing wegen Row Tork also cons well recommended, apply at No. 308 &th street, between u and } it* ANTED—A good BOOT FITTEB. ® good ban! need apply. Ap; jhe pe ec 8 3t* Boot and Shoe Fitter, 446 7th st Bone but FOR SALE AND RENT. - ‘OB RENT—A threestory BRICK BOU! No. 304 Betre-® porth, corner of Det itol Hi Apply nextdoor. oc room HOUSE, one La 926 per month ¥. BELLY. corzer 8th RBENT—One four room FRAME HOUSE; 22d street. near M street Apply at the Dees eeerey 216 K street, between Ith and isch. OB RENT—A WELLING,-onth- enge and 12th str-~et ATTINGLY. south. 0. ay and 6th st. oc 8-3t* T—Two Unfurnished ROOMS ina ve tion. and convenient to the a: rs. ly at 153 Letrect, between 2ist and B RENT—Two BOOMS, suitable for offices. occupied asaciaim agency, at 474 ite the 4 es ont JOS: A. BRIGGS, W 4s7ED-By & respectable woman, a SITU- ATION to cook in arestaurant or boarding hou Understands all Kinds of cooking. Ad dress a note to M. A . Star office. 1t* WASTED IMMEDIATELY—A good COUK, to assist in washing and ironi has no ob- jections to the country. “Apply” at No, 359 Fat., etween 9th and 10th sts, ate WyONTHLY NUSSE WANTED—Mast be ox- perienced and capable of affording good re ferences App it No, 420 Ith street, between Hand 1, bac jor. it W 4ASTED_By two Fespectable young girls, SITUATIONS; ene te cook, wash and tron, ber eae soahe — nt apretng. ven. Apply at No. 5 od 7th aud Mand Vote. me OND HAND PRESS Wanted COMPOBITOR, who can, on reasonable terms. devote two or three hours structing two boys im the art Also. SECOND HAND PRESS. Address Post Box 1,131. ig SO (J 18 BOOFERS AND CARPENTERS TAKE NOTIOE. Wanted, a MECHANIO as Agent in the District of Columbia for a LIGHT. CHEAP AND DURABLE OCOMPOSI- TION BOUFING, ROOF PAINT, &c. Profits large. Very littie capital required. Oir- culars and samples sent by mai!. For particulars address ROOPING, Baltimore Pest Offi WANtTED-a well F ed HOU! location, by the last of this month. Address Rox Je Brae, ice, Stating terms and location. oc 6 ANTED—An Unfornished HOUSE, or Far- nished or Unfarnished aan suitable for oping. Address Box 1 Star Omee, stating location. ‘Oc 6-2t* JABDENERB Also wan WOMAN to cook Apply to Dr. BUSEY, one and a half miles from Georgetown on Rockville furne pike. Oc 6-2t" ANTED-—A first class HAND to run a Sing er’s sewing machine. SMITH, BRO. & CO. oc 6-3 647th oc 6- . Washington, J ANTED—A pair of 0. 8. of good #iz@, sound and serviceable. Apply to GEO. SMITH, Voteriuary Surgeon, 554 New Jersey avenue, south side of Capitol. oc 6 3t" WANSTED—a small HOUSE, of from 5 to? rooms, or part of s house, (4 or 5 rooma,) de- sirably located, and suitable for a family of three persons. Bent moderate, and paid in advance, if gesired, Address, for one week, Pest Office Box 273. oo6 Iw™ WANTED—a BBEAD BAKER. Steady em- loyment and good wages given. Apply at No. 134 Big et, Georgetown. WASTED A WET NURSE. Gail at 36 - gimcpenetts avenue, one door from 10th street. oc ANTE: \ small Ceorgetown, near the street ¢ Bent not morethsn $40 a menth. Address T. A. D., Box 653 Post Otice, Washington. oc 5 4t* j ANTED—To rent, immediately, or by No- vember lst. by @ good and responsible tenant 8n upfurnished HOUSE, 8 te 12 rooms, in good re- pair. Address Post Office Box 30, ‘0c 5-3t* TS GENTLEMEN DESIRE A <ITTING- BOOM and one or two BE Bah eal Gor I streets, or in vicinity. Private table. No board- ing-houre. Ad Box 6057.0. "oc 5-St™_ Wa SHEET WASTED. F IBON WORKER. Apply SIBLEY & GUY'S Stove Warereoms, Penn’a ave., between loth and Jth « oc 4-tf °OB RENT, NEA 0 » trees, stable for3 horses and 2 Carriags ‘st water. Tolh good te: sonable. Inquire at 462 FOE RENT—No 835 K street nort nd ath ‘D @xposure; co: market; good yard. Inquire at L. between 4th and 5th sus. YOR REN T—Three nice; OMS in tte t Ne 371 FURNISHED situation hig! one | ‘ BRICK HOUSES, ath street, between north of new State GNBR.on premise B BENT—HOUSE 4th street west, between BE and F north. near Oity Hall 10 rooms, cellar, water and Inquire en premises after 5 o'clock. oc 6-6t" 7 rooms, Nos. 69 T and U streets. Apply wo JNO. ForsissE No. 374 F OUSE on 15th street West. near L street north; has eight rooms; in Also,a STUBE on the corner of L oasession given immediately. at No, 352 L street, of A BURLAND. 0c6-4t* A VALUABLE LOT On 34 street, between O street and Penn's avenne Lot No 11, in reservation No 11, front rupping back 150 feet to a 30-foot alley paved. This lot is situated on very high within a square of Pevnsylvauia aven beautiful site for a private residence id on reasonable terms at private sale had WABD, at his office on Penn’ OB BENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, No. 415 15th strest, containin modern improvements. Will ipg-bouse. Apply on the premises. WO OB THREE BUOMS TO BENT, far nished or nofurniehed, at N. room. Referenc: NWO OR THBEE UNFT rent; 312 Mass avenae, between lth and } within ten minutes LOt OF Treasury Departments. 966-88" OR RENT—A desirable BRIOK HOUSE, con taining 10 reoms. with all modern improve Georgetown, Ingaire et. 2 16 roome, witb not be let for board- oc 0. 240 oth street. house and gas ine ch oc 6-3t* NISHED ROOMS Location health ar or Treasury ments, No. 160 J MY OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, with 11 Ri given and required. 370 9th Street, between I street and New York a ~ AUCTION SALES. BT SES ee tart ce NOTICE, . EVENING SALES. We beve on consignment the following ceods Ehich will be sold at public auction £VEBY EVENING this week, commencitg at 7 o'clock, ia lots to suit purchasers - 180 dozen heavy ribbed Shirts and Draws lv doven fine =F; thirte end 3.0 pair © ie Bott ard Onesimere Sack and wi & * begged yd bi Blankets £8 peices assorted colors all Woel Flannel & 60 Begars. choice brands tne wih ¢ eons! i sonoctanent of Merchso. » Wat »Jowelry, & oc ew in K- WALSH & CO., Aucts. On TUESDAY MORNANG. at 10 o'clock, fine | omen AD above goods, together een eet oe eee ALSH & 0O., Aucts. B* WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. ILLFF'S SALE. arrant ef distress, directed by eg@inst the goods and chattels of ffer at publia'au tion, ou TURSDAY MOR offer at pa! On. Ol at 9%, o'clock Oct. 9th. 1-66. at W.L Wal 4 Anction bBtore, for cash, to the higbest bidder, on» Billiard Tabie and Cues cone: te F.M STRINGFIELD, Bailit. it WM. L. WALL &@ OU.. Aucts. BT GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avstioncers. 1WO VERY N <TOOTTAGE BUILT HOUSES, on MasoaUrt JSETTSAVENUS, between lita oo: and 15th street tat Public A On FRIDAY the 12th instant, at ». M., we sball sell, on the premises. t cottage ile hi containing six and se,en rooms, A; five > bath reom; com verandabs and » tached to each; which will be sold soperately to suit Let ioe Terms: -tbird cash; balance in six and twetvs monthe.for notes bearing rest, snd secured ly 8 deed of trust onthe premises. All conveyancing end reve: ered the cost of the purchaser. $100 down on oc 8-4 Aucts, BY GREEN a WILLIABS, Auctioncers, TRUSTER’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIKST WABD, AT PUBLIC ACO- 7100. Ou SATURDAY. the 6th day of October, at 5 o'clock p. m., I shall se'l, on the premises, by virtue of adeed of trust to me. dated the 13th day of March, 18%, and duly recorded in Liber R M H.. No. 17, folios 409. fc. of the Lana Becords for Wasi Lot N. bouse when sold GREEN & WILLIA consisting of a two story Brick House. Terms cach. All conveyancing and_revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, @50 down when the property is knocked of. if balance is not complied with in five day of sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell | the property. at the risk and cost of the defaulting ‘verti three times in the Even foe Biar 7 MICHAKL P CALLAN, Trastes, reweckds GKSEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. &?@ THE ABOVE SaLE IS POSTPONED | until SATURDAY, the 13th instant, same hour Bylorder of the Trav “By rorder oc B-eokds GB! ION SALE OF ONE HOESE AND Air oF GUoKING STOVES AND r UTENSILS U.8. Navy Yano Wasinoroy, tober 66 Octo Will be sold at ftp auction te tl ighest bidder.on SATUBBAY next. the i8th instant, at the Washington Navy Yard.at 12 m., ONS BUGGY HORSE anda LOT OF COOKING STOVES AND UTENSILS, condemped as unfit for Government p eal Lee) | tle en at fanaa. order the Commandan' “i e CUABLE* E. LATHROP. oc 8 Bt ‘Naval Storeke« ve. IN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, OB RENT—FRAME HOUSE on Mary enue. 9 rooms. between 439 andéth streste; t HOUSs between 4%) and sth strects, 8S JOHNSTUN. No. 16th sts, 0c 5-3t* R BENT—a three-story BRICK HOUSE containing 13 rooms. with gas and water No 92, situated on Pa. avenue, be- reets, Apply No. SS opposite, tveen 2ist and 22d sti TLURE FOR SALE. WITH THE if ing the House; house conveni Furuiture neariy 25 New York avenue, sorper seth Oc S6t" K ed UB DALE north side. between Ist and $i streets tainsabouti4rooms. Inquire of JAS. F. DAY, 391 New York avenue, between = oo WARTED. y the 15th of October, an unfur- nished BRICK HOUSE, containing eight or ten rooms, with modern improvements, between 6th and 2ist streets, Pennsylvania avenue and N street Address A. K.L.,at this office. Best of references given and required. sea9 tf Ww ANTED— want HOUSES. large and small, furnished and unfurnished. for rent and to Bell to tirst-class tenants. Also,to buy HOUSES HAunm for about $2000 or 6 ow cost Boar Waske for abou! or cash near - ‘ton. DE WSLLS & 06., 10th and F streets, ANTED—Persons havi: ‘or rent large or Wath Houses, either ferpished or wafure Bished. cap secure permanent and responsib! TENANTS by applying at STABR & ©U.’S 01 208 Fttreet, near ith. We also want to buy 8 BRIOK BOUKE in @ good location, containlog from 5 to 12 rooms. se 21-Im* W 4xTsD 5 & respectable young girl, a SIT- yazion todo chamberwork and plain sew- ing, Address a note toJ.H.,Staroffice. se3 VW ANTEb — sBU0ND EARP ZURBITOSE . Alse, BS, OABP DING aed HOUBEFUANISHING GOODS Of every . B. BUOHLY, 406 7th e Detwoen d H, east eee FOR SALE AND RENT. {OB SALE—A well built three-story DWELLING, with back butld 13rooms. on Capitol Hill, withi: either line of street cars. Th by 65 deep, and was built in the most sub- tial = by the prorem, one ant. for his wishing a comfortable. con home, will find all jent, and pleasant Application to be D steak, Sezeen pe : OR SALE OB RENT—A three story BBIOK HOUSE. No. 267th G M an streets, cont & geod Store Room and Counters in orde in 9 rooms and cellar, with attached, Shelving, Drawers, pro) ; eee — ry county ve in Moni ery cou! 8 from Georgetown, between the Bock vill: Ri Apply to J. A. coat me G ER BENT—To one or two gentlemen. a new! Glad clogsutly farnisbed' P ‘od BED. BOOM in a private family. near the Capitol Only vle sotqease ct ‘OR RENT—A large DOUBLE BALL or tw: BOOMS Also.a large BASEMENT suitable for the Oyster business, Fo BALE-One of the best busi: locatiensin ihecity. and large Lot 8 by 78 feet. 3 story BRIOK HOUSE of7 em ar ant; would make a goed store stand. Ut be seid at a bargain and upon yee if sp! led for at once. D. L. WELLS & Co.. Estate Brokers. oc 2-7¢ Northwest corner J0th and F ats. F°O2 SALE OB RENT—My DWELLING, sit- uated at the int ion of Maryland and Vir- be Teck front. by W0 fect dee jouse feet ‘ont D wide hall through the center. The lot is 100 fect front by 214 feet deep, embracing one-half of mare 434, JOHN 4. SEMMBs, se 11-att Seaton House, west. with dar} the Fee G'Ulliman, ie nro Zse'ipactoueeSingrroratad, agri ct Premises, to Mrs. INA UHUMANNVerto Die BLLS's CO. Beal Estate Brokers, northwe: corner 10th and F sts. jy 8-tf OR RENT—The STORE No. 321 D street k near lith. It fropts immediately on Penna: blently situated store rooma’tn West ton city, ml at rooms in Washington city, Apply to 0. B- BAK EE, at the Btar Omer, se50. if $7.50 OOAL 1 CoaLt! $7.50 ©. W. PALMER, Corner C and First streats, Near Baltimore and Ohio Bailroad Depot; Wharf, foot of 11th street, Island, Washingto ©. 'T OOAL, Ts, re Oo. White Ash EGG and STOVE, $3 50 lountain ‘+ po ba 300 Lykens Valley Red Ash “* has 9.00 oc 8-tf Locos WHITE ASH. BT, Mountain, Ohesinué, 87.25, Do, Btove, Do. eg, Do. Ferasce, bo. Bteemers, Baltimore Compan Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Far- BS. Egg, very superior Goal, 3. 8. P. BROWN & SON. océ lm 405 9n st., between E and F. S“8. DOORS AND BLINDS. Just arrived. a Ii stock of reguler sizes, and for sale at lowest warket prices, UILDERS’ DEPOT, 562 7th street, oc 3-1w H.W. HAMILTON. 8h. ! Dene ceettten for ORES ORIRTE' A complete stock of alf grades constantly on taken and SHIBTS made to order ‘0, jor ety with b Materiel aad work- ntatgesl knows OF fil ttt my wil snoce: fal prosec 4 Ree of it, ena mete insare ontire wat efection custemers. At © LAN WE, Have CONNROTED our rooms up statrs, establishme, bere and other MUSIUAL 18 freal a mabe thoroughly red at! leterms The al je Tanere CAS fee the Manafectory of Btel: . York. ere : W Altice noves BESTAURANT ABD DINING SALOON, thwest corner ave. and Lith stree*, aa Pa acan, Proprietor. L AND wil Um | eaneer : Prien 4 tleton's M fe 29-0010t OB BENT—Large end emall HOUSES, fur ished and unfurnished. Also. desirable APARTMENTS. furnished or unfurnished, suit- able for housek with or without Board, Inguire at BTA 00.°8, 305 F street, near lath. se 7-Im" Juez RECEIVED, and daily additions to my eeRs™ Onl Double and Single Sele Gnreneh, sl Deuble and Single Sole werent, ‘Oalf Deuble amd Single Sole BAL- Pointed ‘and Box Toes, warranted French Calf. aud Youthe’ BOOTS" SHOES. all qualities, which I'am selli _80 29 cost __ bet. 6th aud 7th le. NEW 48D BEAUTIFUL FaLt srruxs. GENT’S SOABFS, BECK TIES, STOCKS, CBAVATS, HANDKEROCHIEFS, GLOVES SUSPENDERS, HOSIERY, Just received at LauE’s Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, fe 15-col0tif 424 Penn's ave,, noar 43 st. Be gi hel i, 8 3 wa 4 a fori and Widow WARK ‘de £0.24 $02 1 190 Senos Odd Follows Aa, —' 7 Maar eae vas Wepre of eM ES north. ee 13-eolm* AN AN ‘A large and clegant assortment of GOLD, SILVER, AND IVORY HEAD, wees TION UANER, heavy Gold and “Soret oe Of the Dest materials and workmaa- 80 <$-e010t 424 Penes avenue, near 4% st, ovaee’ Be a Just arrived. 50.900 feet of 2 MOULDINGS . oes ee PMO Eaictos. “| OB BENT—The larce fonr-siory DWELLING (28 feet by 47) No. 27 on Indiana av- spacious stable and carriage house. ‘ossession Noven ber lst. A o'clock p. m. at 490 H street. BLE BBSIDENCE IN GEORGE T PRIVATE GALE HOUSE rivate sale. The house contains conventently located, and ed for a privaic residence, ‘ulars inquire on the premises. OUR UNFUBNISHBD BOOMS FOR BENT— Two sre on the ground floor, suitable fore family. Inquire 652 north L, betwee: 5th streets. RABE CHANCE—For «ale. the RAILROAD cheap for cash on early |e ou ARGE STOBE AND BAKE-HOUSE. W L d water. Also, 10 unfurnished ROOMS Inatire ext door to Paint and Uil Btore, 330, s My tee g Hon. Wit. du: Orel O11 at 7 nds: Oa ‘5 UTae Street, bet. 12th and 18th. INE PIECE OF GBOUND ix rooms with small and fine fruit trees, & OO., F street, near 12th. TAGE AND en Capitol Hilt barn attached ly to STA. Aare BARE CHANOE TO MAKE MONEY.—FOR SAL E—A Four Years’ LEASE of the popular Summer Besort &. Columbia Spring, for- —Several BOOMS ia T: fice 345 Pennsylvania ave! — Po H street, north Patent Ofiice, at 10 J. TOWLES, Agent. 1 at 490 H street, joel . TOWLES, Agent. 8 to STORE for feut. l ot ROO! 'reet, between U es W. 1. BEALL. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HANDSOME PRIVATE BESIDENCE. FRONT ON N STREET NORT. ONT AVENUE AND yrs STBEET AT PUBLIC AUCTIO. SDAY, the ith instant. at 43 o'clock p, shall sell, on the premisce. House No. 454. two story and half Brick Honse, with a y and baila fine neighborhood. with handsome residences Terms: One-third cash: balance six and twelve months. for netes bearing interest and secured by 8 deed of trust on t! remises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $100 down on the Ree oc 6d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anets. BBX OBEES 2 WILLIAMS, anctioncers. D BAB. PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON © ERTSOUTH, THE INTERSEOTIO! tween ith and sth streets west, (Island,) at Paplic Auction. On MONDAY, the 15th instant. at 43 "clock np. ™., we shall sell, on the mises, that beauti- ful private resi¢ence of John H. Semmes, Bsq. Fy-aud e-half Brick House, with basement, containing in all some nineteen rooms, with hand: some parlors. chember. dining, and sitting rooms, = $, Wine cellar, closets, and and water hroughout the wh. ving 11 inches front. ces now for sale in Washington. Also. immediately after the sale of the above property, we shall sell seven handsome Building ots, five fronting on Sth street west, having 2v feet front by 100 deep, to an alley; the other two jeg Se C street south, adjoining the brick house, having 24 feet 9 inches front by 114 feet deep, which makes them ee lots, Terms: One-half cash; in 6, 12, and 18 months, for notes bearing interest, and by a deed of trust on the premises. All conve; ancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the pu guest. S100 will be required on each piece when of”, The plat of the above property can be seen at Green & Williams’ suction store, corner 7thand D oc 6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PRoleeTt SITUATED ON & 8T SUUTH, BETWBEN 3D AND 4TH STREFTS EAST’ On THURSDAY, the lith instant, ut 50 clock m., in front of premises, we shall sell, one rame House. of seven rooms and cellar, three stories; one Brick Honse, of three stories and basem bt rooms. This 4 1s situated locations in t, end mducement to aed . aoe eg ousss are ning, each lot bys feet in depth, to On Frame House, $1,000 cash: ths. with interest; on Brick balance 1 *) e GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, “PERUSE AED Sobkt tot a LOT HOLD FUBNI CRE a EFFROTS > &, po 2 F 10, com. mencing at 10 o'clock, we shail sell, the the ‘Three Houses, ‘being Nos. 303.307 305 south side Pennsylvania avenue, between 14th and 15th streets, comprising— Bix Gilt Frame ch plate Mantle Mirrors after Draws 100 dozen ase Hosiery, Mens, Women, end wisest Spe | A lot of Kitchen | SPROTAL AND PEREM’ | ble lot of first RTH. BETWEEN containing Iireoms | 8 | to the highest bidder. for ons! & oO PestLAnp AND VIBGINIA AVENUES, | AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* J. ©. McQUIBE & 00., Auctioneers. x34 {int} J.C, McOBIRE & OO.. Ancts. B" GREEN & WILLIAMS, 2 EXCELLENT NEW sv Wt Rar. poss. Ok WA FORRITOSE, cue ork srenae. between 10th and 1ith ew. On TUESDAY, ‘tb is }» Bt Wo'clock a. a well. der ofa ve Satie aati ea bes Ee Soret exyireeem So = Qne Five Green Bep Parlor a, soqiating ot two Bofas, two Vastor ix Side Chairs Sus Fiss'vrotee Fine Eeeeosbes ene i ie irtor, ive . BI osewora Frame Chaire, ‘upholstered is room M i — Center end Ornaments ne Picture, Climpee whe English Hore- * One Fine | sl ‘Tea Set, six pieces, with Waiter, cost One Handsome Carve’ Walnut Chamber Suite, isting of Bedstead. Dressing Bureaus, & aistane “Wardrobe. Chairs, Beckers: and Black Walnut Marble top Sideboard, with Eiagere attached Wale it Bedetweas ue ‘bie-top Dreaming Baroaus, » Mari 5 *Washstands sud Wardrotes 1y i otter Mattresses Evtencd HatrciginOnsite” etait oe f 5 Refrigerator and Dining -reom Crockery Parlor an¢ Cockten Stores and Utensils oulsites And many other articles, which we deem unne.es- ry to enumerate. The beuse is for rent at Ld hee in ad yance. Possessien on the inst. Inguire on th =o, ? em EN & WILLIAMS. Anocts mY W.L.W 20 Siores 315 South corner Pa ave Xx Menecing at 10 o'clock. , Within the stores, = larg stock of first-class Carpets, &c cmprortiy sold ve close Partnership, com- rising — 35 piece J. Crossley & Son's best English Velvet Osrpe's, 3 and 6 quarter wide. pieces J. Crossley & Son's best English Brussels, — * Velvet Stair Carpets eive ; Weew nsiten ond duserines tagrain Oarpete, = inglish ap: ot cel al 5 » “ Venitian Stair : w other Carpetings unnecessary to ennmerate, all of whieh will be sold antities to suit To the above 6! especially call the attention © Moet desira lass goods ever offered at suction in this city, andevery lot will besold and war ranted. oc2d W.L. WALL & ©0., Ancts. BB* THs. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, TRUSTER'S SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED PBOPERTY on Bridge street, Tgetown, ot on Avetion. By virtue of a deed of duly recorded in Li- ber WB... No. 125, tolivs 456, 460 and 461, one of records for Washington county, in the trict of Columbia, T will sell putlic aucti mm TUBSDA October the 9th. at 4 o'clock p m_, all that part Lot No. 8, in old we, fronting about 24 fect en the north side of Brivge street, near Con grees street. and rumning ALS feet 6 Inghes to an alley ‘The improvements consists of a large three story preps souse and back buildings occupies Intely 5 Mrs. er ‘Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the par- chaser.” . CHARLES ABBOTT. Trustee. se 21 THUS. DOWLING, Acct. B™ GREEN & WILLIAMS, VALUABLE UNIMPKOVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, pear i2th street east, and adjoining the New Barracks, at Public Auction On THURSDAY, the sth day of October next. at $.o clock p. m., we shal! sell, on the premi ibdivision of square 1,919, nee in$,6. 9, and 12 ‘erm ne-half cash. months for notes bearing interest. and secured by adeed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue 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%, fronting sth street east, between C and D streets orth, having 47 feet front by 109 fee. | inch dee, to a 3) foot ai - 5 same terrus & the ve * Seed CEEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. bast i: ; ‘S .s postrenee UN s »u t. er and pecs at Oe Se Ea oe Wititams : oc ed on [RX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. ES SALE OF BEAL ESTATE IN ROR EE EE FOURTH WARD. and No. 6, folios 206 and 207, one stat eter s for Washington count -» q forsale at public aucti on FURED aa Oc tober next, at4o ma. u iddle part of Lot — as) juare numbered five bine, (288) of the plan of the city of Wasi on degi De same ats point on west. one hundred and fifty-two feet (153) nine and one-third (9s) inches from the southes+t corner of said square; running thence north feet two and one-third (2 ,) inches; one hundred and ten (110) feet: thence teen (15) twe and one-third (23;) inches; east to the place of beginning. Terms: One-half cash, the residue deferred ‘payment, vearlag isterest Trew of sale, ing secured by a deed of trust premises. Ali gelpurchesers revenue = cost of the y See mst complied with within Sen dase on the Ln Fp trustee frcerves She Fighs re- io — ety ivi one day's notice in aa newspaper inthe city of Washington, @20 will be reqe red of os bp >= after the “se il-taw&de GBEEM & WILLIAMS. aveis, S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- m ag pe it, eame hour and Pics: PY O'S GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Five Gilt Frame Pier Glemes with Slabs and | pM? THE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FURTHER Brackets Mahogany and Walnut Hair Cloth Sofas and Chairs Mahogany and Walnut Marbie-t. Mahogany an Walnut Wardsabes, Botts, and Bedstesds, Painted Setts ‘Walnut Extension Dining Tables a pe Pinse rere, Plates Ware lapkets, Comferts, Sheets, Spreads tresses watt or Bolsters and Pillows eather Tate aor Bi Sigs Shaver Wood snd Ooal Stoves Fe lee Oy ing Stoves and Fixtures Together with a general assortment of Kitchen Bi trme cash EANCIS LAMB. Administrator. 7AR ee . McG 18 &#Co., oc 5 dts LIntel} Auctioneers Y W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers, ost) until r’ same Mere Rees GHEIEEE: acon, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HOUSBEOLD AND EITCREN FURNITURE On WEDNESDAY, the loth instant, at 10 o'clock a. D., We igeli, at the B eu DERSABLA ‘LD. ne Lore GEORGE 2 va SAE oa. of Prospect, next west rt Hisrxet street, — ise detiamr a as