Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1866, Page 3

“THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. The Storm. UNPRECEDENTED HEAVY RAIN—T. B, SINCE THR TIME OF HOAH—THUNDER, LIGHTNING anv WIND—FRESHRT6—DAMAGE TO PROPERTY— CASUALTIES, &C. 5 ‘Last evening this vicinity was visited by a and rain, Whieb ¢eame up irom it was accompanied by astrong gale, and thunder and ligutning unusnall Vivid and intense for this season o! ‘The rain poured down in torrent: tinues to-day, the wi having c! Ting the night to northeast. oeuch heavy and continuous showers are remembered b that venerable and Rs te individaal, « the oldest nbabitant.”" As che storm of Tues- day night thoroughly satursted’ the groundund filled the streams, all of the rain which has failen for the last twenty-four hours has either accumulated in tow, fiat grounds, or run off > augment the water-courses. ‘1 brough the night the water poured in tor- Tents down the streams and creeks emptying into the river and canal. and'the gutters were in many places almost impasiabie, notwith- standing the wide drop* (o the sewers. The canal and the Tiber were much swollen, and the cellars of stores and dwellings south of Pennsylvania avenue and norih of the canal, were generally overflowed. Roek Creek rose rap.diy. and this morning early had attained a heigh. seldom exceeded, except when the waters are backed up by the Potomac, Fences and outbuildings were qub- Inerged, and the stream is full of float‘ne tim- ber, firewood, &c., denoting consitterable de- struction along its banks north of this city. Many of the weod-yards, &c ,'on the George- town and Washington banks are under water, andthe losses wil! probably be very heavy. About § o'clock, & wagon, belonging to Mr U.H. Ridenour, in which were a lady and gentleman and thé driver, going to a party With @ quantity of contectionery, was sudaen- Ty stopped at the corner of F and 1th streets. he Griver discoverea that his horse had sunk into the street. The driver, with the geatie- ‘™an jumped ont and unbitehed the snimal. and pushed the wagon back, and had hardly Gone so when the hor.e and a large portion of the paved street disappe.rrd, baving fallen about fifteen feet into the large sewer at that Point. which had g.ven way. The animal was ijied by the accident. Officer Bettie, of the Secona Ward, immediately berrowed some Tope and jauterns and barricaded the place. remaining there daring the entire night, warn- ing persons of the danger. The cavity proba. Diy extends thirty feet: but it is evident that the sewer is injured toa much geater extent, This morning, at 4 o'clock, the sewer gave ‘way at the cornerof H and Mth streets, and there is @n Apparent depression of the street on the line of the sewer extending wewards New York avenue. Officer Howard remained at that point to prevent accidents, until the might police was relieved The Seventh-street sewer ha’ commenced to cave inat F street, and should the ram con. tinue, there may be 2 large break before nirtr ‘Tiber Creek during the nightrose rapidly, and the water washed away a portion of the new bridge at North Capitol street, although the arch is stillsate. The H street iron bridge is expected to go at Almost any moment, the earth being washed from the abutments. Two small frame tenements, near the H street bridge. ‘were washed completely away, the families in them just getting ont m time, and a namber of gardens along the bank of the stream are sub- merged, and supposed to be badly damaged, | df not entirely ruined. In the Seventh Ward, new gatter at the corner of 7th and K streets, jast completed Festerday, was carried enureiy away. The gutter on Ist street, between D aud. C. with about 40 feet of the street, was carried off. In the Sixth Ward, a beat could have been floated im 7th street. A fisg footway on L street, between (th and [th strerts erst, about 150 feet long, was carried off, as a'so one at the intersection of 12th aud 1 streets, ang the pave- ments were generally damaged in the ward. But few gatter bridges were found here at the crossings (his morning, the mostofthem hav- ing floated towards the Eastern Branch. Up to 1! o'clock this morning no ti arrived from Baltimore, although the ¢ for Annapolis Janction,and the 7 o'clc Weil as usual and arrived safely at their desti< nations. Along the Jine of the road, fn several places, the track is submerged, especially at Jessu © id Pant Branch. At Savage DSwiten, jes south of Annapolis Junc- ton, theembankmeat has been considerably camaged, aud there fe some danger of the cai- vert fallingin. The Company bave stopped the tramms until this part of the track can be made perfectly safe, and have already set a force at work on the road. They will, howey- eT, run this afternoon as usual, ¢ven if the re- pairs are no: completed—the passengers to change cars at this pomtand walk over to the omer side. The 7.30 trai with through pas- sengers and the Northern mail, in charge of route agent W. H. Sweeny, was still at the de pot when the above was writen. —e THE Girt Concert.— Editor Star: I see that the managers of the Gift Concert have had the assurance to make up a - commitiee”’ tosuper- intend the drawing at the National Theater. Perbaps the ticket-holders would lige to have & eay in the matter. I should for one. Bu ‘what a farce this whole business of appointing committees is unless they are able to certify that the dupiicntes for the entire namber of Uckets Issued are in the wheel. And how are they do this unless they bave opportunity to count and classify the entire number! In this case it would be rather a tedious job to assure themselves that all the 30,009 tic! were in the wheel; and to put the task beyond the reacn of possible achievement, the ers have Spnounced that the sale of tickets will be con- tinued until 10 o'clock p. m. of the night of the drawing! At the Butterfield & Co. “drawing” (of wis- dom teeth) it was delightfal to see a solemn committee — including seme oid fools who should have known better than to be exhibit- sng their length Of ears as well as years—paw- apg over a market-basket full of tickets tossed in a blanket “to ensure fairness in the draw- ing.” when they bad no opportunity of know- ing that a single sold ticket was represented in the heap of slips! The modern style of managing the Gift Con- cert bumbug seems to be to put the unsold nam- bers in the wheel and ge through the show of drawing for the principal prizes: thea to sas- pend the drawing for the time being, whereby opportunity is afforded to introdace a few sold numbers inco the wheel. whereby a few gud- geons stand a chance of drawin; specimen of small-try «cent-a-grab jewelry 1 would recommend that the ticket-holders insist upon the tickets being counted prior te going into the wheel for the drawing of the Principal prizes: also, that they insist upon the Gtle deeds to the real estate being exhibited Prior to the drawing. SOLD, TO THE EXTENT OF $5. k train —_—-——_—. Graxp FAtR vor BENeritT or St. Dowi- ics CHURCH —This fair, now being held at Cad Fellows’ Hall, is in many respects, the finest entertainment ever given here. The beauty of the lady attendants, the tastefal dis- Play on the tables, the excellent music, and the admired tableaux, are unsurpassed. Tg-night, by special request, the Goddess of Livery wil appear, with other magnificent tableaux, all rendered in the most approved style. The celebrated and world renowned Alf. Barnett will give one of his most choice entertainments Saturdayevening. Let one and all go to the ta'r. The untiring zeal snd exertion of the Jadies call on all to lend their co-operation to the good cause. You will not only enjoy a peeeat evening, but assist in & most noble ‘work. ——_o—_—. ScsPicion Ov HoR##STRALLNG.—This morn- ing, Detectives Clarvoe & McDevitt visited the horse bazaar of Crown & Walker, on uth street. and saw a dark bay colt sold by aman for $60. T interrogated the man and he gave hisnameas Perey. They arrested him, @nd on searching him found papers showing that his name is David Smoot. was taken to the police headquarcers and locked up fora further - Before being locked up he confessed that his name is David Smoot, and all that he had previously told the officers was false. He says that he got the horse from a man om the road in a trade, and thinks the animal Was stolen in St. Mary's County, Ma. —.—___ ComMITTED.—Robt. Willis, the negro who ras atresied yesterday for the larceny of a Jot of rope. with a block and hook attached, Was committed for court by Justice Morsell. Mr. John Keiler saw the de*cription ot the ar- ticles ip the Star yesterday, and went to see them. He identified them as his Property, stolen from the river shore, between the Ar- senal and Navy Yerd, where he had built a vessel. In going to hoist sail yesterday morn- ing, he discovered the loss of this important part of the rigging. Justice Morsell commit. led the prisoner to jail for cow —_——_e—_ Deores or Rengkan —Tuesday evening, Sn interesting ceremony took place in Wash_ tnogton Lodge, No. 6, 1.0. O. F., viz: the con- ferring of the of Kebekab on several ladies. the wives of members of the order, by Past Grand Master George W. Robinson. There were jarge delegations present from th Ladies’ Rebekah Associations, Nos. 1 Snd 2: the former located at the Navy Yard, and the latter at the Hall. ———_o—__—. PostroweMEnT.—The ball of the Indepen- dent Socials, whieh was to bave been given this ame, bas wr tute nh be ofthe when it will come on, - % “WELoxen’s, Wal open =" new onda at Piftecata sereet! 2s InsvLTine Ladies Im A Stree Uan.—-Last night, ss detective McDevitt was going to his home, in the Seventh Ward,in one of the 7th street cars, several respectable young ladies ‘were seated im the car. and a fellow, who gave his name as Thomas Hines, and who fs a black- smith. and hails from the Navy Yard, ip- duiged in looking antler the bonnets and into the faces ofthe young ladies, This passed un- noticed by the officer. At length Hines pas-ed Lis arm around the necf ofond and patted the cheek of another beside ber, The detective at once seized the fellow’s arm, and asked wha: he meant. Hines calfed th® officer a d—d loater; claimed.to know the young ladies, and finally threatened to whip the detective. ‘The officer took tue matter ee antil the car reached F street, when Hines got off, aud Mc- Devitt then arre ted him. ard took him to the station-house, Justice Hendy lectured Hines upen the diceraceful character of his offence, and ended his lecture by fining him $10. F aa —— GREAT EXPEOTA«TIONS.—Mr, Editor: Lown upto being grass-green enough to investin gift-coneert tickets. The announcement by the managers of the concern thattiekets were only good to the negro gallery of Grover’s brought Tre to 8 realizing sense of the extent to which I was marked by the vernal tint, when buy, ing a 300,000th chance ofgetting a-piece of brass jewelry. To me it Jooss as if this exclusion of the ticket-bolders from the vicinity of the stage is designed to affard an opportunity of packing that part of the house, to prevent .oo close inspection of ‘he drawing. 1, forone. maintain ethe ticket- holder bas an undoubted right to any part of the house, and I trust the ticket-holders will maintain that right. One More Unvontunate. ieee Inquvest.—Yesterday, Coroner Woodward summoned & jury to inguire into the tacts con- nected with the death of the colored boy Ja- cobs, between 9th and 10th and Land M streets north, an account of which was giver the Star yesterday. The absence of the man Hen- ry Harris, who gave the boy the pills, made it pece-sary for an adjournment of the jary till to-morrow morning, and in the meantime the post mortem examination and other neessary investigations by physicians will be made. CITY ITEMS. Go CALL a coach, and let a coach be called, And let the man who calleth be the caller; And tn his calling let him nothing call, But Coach! Coach! Coach! O for a coach! To take me to Henning’s One Price Store. —_e—__— THREE STYLES of Gentlemen's Cassimere Snits may be seen at Hepning’s, corner 7th street and Maryland avenve, for SIS per suit, Coat, Vest end Pants. Good substantal goods that will weur well. eseereaek Li Boots AND SHOES, with improyed shanks, for gentlemen's wear, made to order by Joli Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th stree: and inside Hotel. MARRIED, COLT—GIDEON On the evening of the 10th iestant, by Rev P D Gariey Mr, WILLIAM D. COLT and Migs SUSIE GIDEON, daughter of Mr. Gee. 8. Gideon it DIED. McCONNELL. Fell ssleepin Jesus, Washing toneity. Oct 10 § ELIZA M. the be- loved wife of Dr Wm. P. McOouneil, aiier a long and severe illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude and resiguatiog, in the 43th year of her age. *Diessed are the dend which die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, saith the Spirit. that they may rest from their leboms; and their works do fellow them. Funeralat3 o'clock to morrow afivernoon. the 12th. The friends of tne family are respectfully invited to atrend. - BAMSAY. (n the 10th instant, Captain WIL- LIAM RAMSAY,U S. Navy, His friends and those of the family are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral. from St. John's Church, on Friday, the 12th instant, at 2 o'clock p.m MACKEY, In this city on Wednesday evening, 10th ins‘ant. PHILIP MACKEY. a youre Funeral will take place from bis residénce. cor- her 4th and I streets, to morrow( Friday) evening, at3o’clok. [Bi Papers please copy } = Q” RTEBLY REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK, QF WASHINGTON, D,.0O., On THE Mornins oF THE Frxst Monvay or Octo- BER. 1866. Brsources. - U. 8. Bonds with the Treasurer of the United | 380 000 00 ©. 8. Bonds nd Securities... weet gEsheges Sseracess Bes 83 # 81.285.708 18 meena DL. WECRia Ss eet CUP gs WASTED tes Tai , to work by the week. One TOE to Sh. on Singer's Sewi ‘ . SEF 7th Strect. betwoee Land a’ [Batire Mo, 39 7 ANTE + . Chambermai Porte’ ay PLOY MERE lonse Servants. & itn street, over Na i ANTED—To esil the TOOK « XTORES WwW ofa Wheclortint tinal SE between M tis ona of the beet stands in the -ity. oing ® good basiness. ocll-3t* Herz WANTED—A poreon of much experi- Furnish) fo" aG i in"a'goad location, ite a ey Mo. 72 Le.av. 0c 11-008" VV ANTED—A competent : wit can bri hr Lie usta ieee sper shee eras weer oes ve ae far be WARtTED—To emall HOUSE and ry * WASTED lenedinieiy, from 310 49 second. Apply at zaaiet. "> © Foe 10lw WwW A perienced NURSE and & r OOK. Appl eae Do washing donein ore mie hae nenoations may apply at 3 street, be- tween 9th and luvh Jue Oc 10-2t™ A WIDOW LADY desires a SITUATION os bousekeeper in & amail private family. Geod given. Address J. A., Star Office. W4stED—« GIRL for general housework: recor Tef rences oc 10 3t* Two SALES LADIES. @nly those whe have had experience in the vity retail trade need apply. Good Le Sox LANSBUB i, & BRO., oc 10-28 615 Beventh ot ye A RESPROTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUA- TION as seamstrees ine private family, or to work in astere Good references given if required. Address No. 556 Massachusetts avenue, between 2d and 3d at ___ 0c 1U 2t* W ANTED—Ry ung lady, a SITUATION in aprivete family. to teach music and wax flowers for board. “all or address at No. 412 9th ve H. between tie hours of 9 and 10, till Baturday, Oct. 13th. oc Iu 3t* = ) ANTED TO BUY FOB $5,000 &5,000. VAST OF F ULUTHING of ail de seriptions. Ladies’ and G 4 Cleaned and Repaired. No. 4™5 71 ene’ Clothes Dre street. and 576), 7th, between B ai avenu Ww ANTED—a GOAT thi half a gallon of milka Star Office Wwarr — A good JOURF. AN BARBER, at Mo. 235%, @street, betw: 7th and 18th ste. [003 3") 6. P, RALLS, W ANTED—By 0 young girl having a first class sewing machine, permanent SITUATION a8 seamstress; andei is cutting and fitting childrens’ clothes. Inquire at Star office. oc¥ 2t= W ASTED— Experienced HANDS, to work in sbhop,on pants. SMITH HBUS & CO., 464 Seventh street, _ Washington, D. 0, GIRLS WISH SITU family, one ook, the reference of «ix years joutheast corner F and is streets, for three days. _O¢ 9-3t* WASTED—A WHITE WOMAN to cook and Assist in the washing and irening for a em family. Apply at 361 H street, two doors fro: lath. ____—oo8 tf ‘JIN BOOFERS AND CARPENTERS TAKE NOTICE. Wanted, a MECHANIC as Agent in the District of Columbia fer a LIGHT. CHEAP AND DURABLE OOMPOSI- TION ROOFING, RUOF PAINT, &c, Profits large. Very little capital required. Oir- culars and sample itby mail. For particulars F itimore Pest Offic WY AETED A emall HOU: oc 9 St WO BESPROTAB ATIONS in a priv other as chambe.maid given. Apply ai the of from 7 ‘ooms, or part of a house, (4 or 5 roums,) de firably located, and enitable for a fomuy of three ersons it moderate, and 4 in advance. if esired. Address, for one week, Pest Office Box 273. oc 6 lw* ANTED—By the 15th of October, an unfur- bished BRICK HOUSE, containing eight or room: ith modern improvements, between bh and 2ist streets, Pennsylvania avenas and N street Address A. K.L.,at this office. Best of references given and required. se99 tf Ww ANTED—We want HOUSES large and small, turni nd unfurnished. for rent and to sell to first. tenants. Also.to buy HOUSE! and BUILI LOTS in Washington, and a ui FARM for about $5 000 or im cash near Wash- ington, D.L. WELLS & Ce. +e 23-Im corner of 10th and F stree rent large or W ANTED_ Persons hs 2g wrpished or unfu nish small Houses, eith cal ure aud respo vl TENANTS by appiving at STARE & COS Of ® F street. near izth. We also want to bu BRICK HOUSE in a good location, contain! 8 to 12 rooms. Se 21-Im* ANTED_By a reapectable yo rl W Aiition 4 do chetene one pl ing. Address a note to J. H_, Star office. WAZ RCOND, BAND FORNITORR DING and HOUBEFURNISHING GOODE of every description. B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street, _ 108- between Gand H. east side. $7 5Q COAL! coanr: ©. W. PALMER, Corner O and First streets, Near Baltimore and Ohio Bailroad De ot; Wharf, foot of 11th street, Island, Washi ngton, D.C. NUT OCOAL, se Baltimore Oo. White Ash EGG and STOVE, $3.50 Locust Mountain i mg i 8a Lykens Valley Red Ash “* - 9.00 oc 6-tf FOR SALE AND RENT. C On THERE UNFURETSHED BOOMS y J v el ie ates, 30 pats {orminus of care. Spoly se Be? BE CHaNOE—FOR RENT-A MARKET Joes Gane aie pply this omes. adits Usa ‘OB EENT—Toaf: cblidrea, four Rosi catitea non mceomey ea, Pretzers, retween 8 ot. ave, § ferences req ec 11-38" B81 OE in cooteime nine com- aod ia all idence. A AUCTION SALES. | [For ether Awction Sales sce fourth page.) Y GKEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. bUUSEBOLD a Eitowen FURNITURE Cabe-gont end other Chairs, Lounge, Looking Dining and other Tables, Cooking and other joves Mattresses, Kitchen Bequisites And many other articles, which we deem unneces jumerese Auocte. 87 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON acount of the rain, until TU-MOBBOW, the ith instant. eame hour ané place @GREES & WILLIA! RUG STORE FOR SAUB-Situated th UE LY CO a good business. Address 0. A..D , Box ‘ost Office. ° oc 10 2t* , CB0n0n BE. TER POR SALE—Two 20 inch Rew patie: Yenitian Blipds D'A. GARDEN Bases, with % mpiete. Aiso, ply at Foundry Church. ts ) RDENI oc 10-3¢" FOE SAL E—The GOOD WILL, LEASE. FIX- TUKES. & .of the Congressional Hootan. fl. Will be rant, No, 6 south A street, Oanitol Bi: asonadie > by anplring Premises. 00 10-6t* ait ‘The large four story DWELLING SE, 28 by 47 feet. No. 27 Indiana avenue, ‘ious stable and carriage house Pos ovember let. Apply at i uae o'clock p, m., at 490 B street, to JAS. TOWLES, Agent. _ 8c 10-e03t Fo. BRENT—A two-story BRIOK HOUSBE. sit- uated op Lead 6th ts sold choap and on re at once op the premi F% the the storeroom. Inquire al and B street north. ec 10 St* FOR EENT—A large Fi HOUSE. No. 57 4: street south, near Maryland avenue, con taining 8rooms, with basement, kitchen and cel- lar; ne’ apered and painted. One larze BOOM, in rear o Stables, on © street, between 445 and oth itable for work shop or store room. with gas and water. Inquire of P FLEM- MING, No. 353 C street, between 43s an! 6th streeta, Oc 10-5t* Fo RENT—T nofurnished BOOMS. and Kitchen if re: ly at 231 Lothar, between P st. and oc9 3 * fk —A two-story BRIGK HUUSE on the corner luth and P streets. Injuire next door. 0c 9-3t™ Hes OF 8 OB 10 ROOMS, FURNISHED A good and permanent tenant way be foana iy addreesing Box 16 Post Oflice, Private fam- aly. oc Fo MENT—To gentlemen. two large. hand someiy Furnished RUOMS, in a private fami ly; convenient by cars to all the departments; one square from the Capitol. 314 Delaware averue. Me 9-3t* HREE UNFUBNISHED ROONS— opine, for rent in @ most central lecality. A le without childreu preferred Would not <t to @ family of three, Call immediately at 12th street, between E and F. oc 9 3t* To HOUSES TO RENT—One three story with even rooms. $20 per moath One two story with #ix rooms, $13 per mor en Massachusetts avenue and Baltimore & Ohio Rail noad. Inquireat J FAUTH’S Restau: Jersey ay., between E and orth Fo RENT- 49 7th street west. in that very improging 'o. cation © Tarlroad statiou, 10 rooms and iving and gas. Rent 340 per month. tnquire at No. 251 7th street west, between M apd N. oc 9 3t* SOR SALE—A new BRICK HOUSE, contaiving four rvome and cella: lant 12th street east; about 1 tol. Inquire st No, 522 Star Office. oc 9 St RIC 1,OR RENT—A four-room HOUSE, one sjuare from the Capitol Rent $15 per month Inquire at 515 New Jersey avenue. FOR BENT—Two ROOMS. th semeres meerap Gey agency, ata7a ‘th street, 6 the ice. oe tw Pe Ju8. H. BRIGGS, FOR §4b¥ The LEASE and GOOD WILL of a Milk Dairy. with a good ran of customers; brick house with six rooms, stable, and ten acres of land; six cows and @ horse and wagon. Une a Alexandria, Apply at the Star office. ee 8 6t* ; im VOB RENT. NEAR KENDALL GREEN—A E“ttee Double HOUSE with 10 trons vous mils from the Post Office, with 4 acres of ground, shade trees, stable for 3 Lorses and 2 Carriages. oump of best water. Toa good tenant the rent be rea- sonable. Inquire at 462 11th st. oc 8 lw {URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—HOUSE No, 374 4th street west, between E and F ‘th. near City Hall 10 rooms, cellar, water J Inquire on premises after 5 o'clock. oc 6-6t* FS RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, No. 415 15th street, containing 16 rooms, with modern improvements. Will notbe let for - ing-house. Apply on the premises. oc & 6t* UBNITURE FOR SALE, WITH THE vi- lege of renting the House; house convenient ina desirable location ‘urniture neariy . Apply at 355 New York avenue, a oc 500-2 Re OHANOCE—Forsale the8TOCK and GOUD WILL of a Store situated irty-four RB. A jes from Alexandris,on the O and 7 eae oppor sanity Sor any maa with smal! means, business incre: DO COmMpe- tition. Inquire at the Star Office’ oes-cost F°%, RENT OB SALE—A two-story FRAME BUILDING, on Tiepase avenue, Isisnd, north . Ist and 34 streets west; con- ont 14 rooms. Inquire of Ja8. F. HALI- D. 91 New York avenue, between 12th and 18th sts. oc 5-tf at Wu A JORN B. BL iecldene MOSES RELLY. Cushier. VAS ™: President. DIRECT b. Toh rina buse: Seer fattes Thos. Feran, ' ¥.8, Walsh, oc 10-3 ae teen peas oe 100 EORSEE SEMEL ACHING, Forni KING & SON. oc 10-6¢ Zz. A SEVER OOTAVE GILB. iBT PIANO, oned, and in ae oe . it. near Ri oc 10-38" oer “ ant UTTA PEBOHA CLOTHES LINES, inch ane ‘and far wore durable than rope, . M.P. KING & SON. K 08 10-6t hd corner Vermon’ eretus Med that, HITE OPURTO PORT. ‘This Wine is the produce of the nd has 0 aN HITE opoRto onars, ai jag a delicate, mellow Port Wine flavor. Bot- ed in 0; ‘ ed 1m Oporto by Osborne a Co.; from whom it is %. iM. ¥, KING & BON, Ki oe 10-6t cor. Vt. ave. an Ten ates. GORDO! Beate PR: + OELEBBATRD PRESERVES, oat gues putin Stee ESI STBAWBERBIES, yeciy = FRAC ES. rete ae B APPLES, PLUMS, &c, ing Piace, corner Vermont avenue and 15th st. Ni qepinets Eg bah fre BO8D® Baukers, 2! FOR S4L8=a epicnaia BUGGY MA sousd pest alal lishe ane very fast aad, hadeed, without e fault, ¥ works fine bs ‘ any barnes ALFRED JONES. 126 K ot.. between 21st and 22d. Ss. Received to-day per Adam: a tw barrels of gonuine Lynuhaven Day OFSEERS, she ret I bave received this season. Also, @ve bar- rele of Cheeseman Creek. five barrels of O.rter's Creek, five barreis of Scott's Creek, five barrels of Sears, Branch — oO eran; ond also five barrels peo ‘ampton. 1+ Those chotce BRERA spices et argcana foe at will be satisfied that the Orighas, rote geet * ed Beloon is place oc 8 6t oF 251 Catreet, near ith street. in the MacLBOD. at bis matinee 593 New 5 8" near 13th street. ‘ K E=TUoKy BREAK VAST BAOON —Bright ity, Just reneived. and superior wm p Knig's'son, océ Cor. Vermont and 4 CO" aT BRDUCED PBI WHITE as Company Stove, Do. Bgs, Do. Far- “ee Stove: 3 be, Beg, very superior Cosi, Feeney, #2 on vit meehy cin. ove, sat eg, 8878, 3 ork ave., 09 6-e03:" WD, Of the very best quality, ee! gt ote tes 408 an por ene eatery aoe 9 at., between EW FALL tTYLES GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODs, The subscriber baving. at considerab! ‘nd labor, thoroughly refitted and Desutifed his mw tae jeegure, Of notitying hie ~ and the a8 Just ret from the ‘North?and is now in daily ‘receipt of bis FALL ABD WINTER PURCHASES, Embracing a large and varied assortment of first- lease “GENTLEMEN? FURNISHING Goons, Selected in person and with great care of the be: and ieedin Importing Houses in New York. “¥ My facilities for doing business are of the moat favorable character; buying my goods mostly for ree, and other expenses me to sell ai the very lowest cio kful for past favors, it is my intention for the future, by strict attention to business, to merit a continuation of the patronage so long and 80 liberally extended to me. CHAS. H. LANB. Gentlemen’s Furnishi tore. 424 Pen RREMOvat. J. P. DENNIS, COACHMAKER, Begs leave to inform his customers and geosialy thet he has BEMOVED from 4-H nd . on 6th street, to Nos. 293: and 296 E street, between 13th and lath streets, south sidecf Pennsylvania avenue, and op- posite Grover’s Theatre. As his hay oped Gresvery min his Cd pae en can ore r- iD ranches and bu! yw Work as CHEAP, DURABLE. and in ur GOOD STELE ot any C in the country. He hopes by em- ploring none but first class mechanics, and using actontfon to business, te merit eed vecale eiais on ness, al ve afair share of patronage. sep 3 cotm T° THE LaD1Es. I have the fi and best assortment ef L: 5 Fieoee, gad Ohtidren’s Shoes south, of Buttons. Front Lece, C . tipped of Bid, Morocco, Gost and basting” T have a superior article ot But! « Bole Gat- ters of imported material, very popular in New age. witha ‘al line of all qualities of be bought of the same qualities. Oall see bef * BOOVER. 331 Pi 1 ‘ave we won PT arte eet JUST BECRIVED, and daily additions to my Bzench Calf Double and Single Sole th Oalf Double and Single Sole GAaiTERS bh. le ° maint ch, Call, Deuble and Bingle Sole BAL ted and Box Toes, warranted French Calf. 7, Roy cardi meee ic qualities, whieh I a oolis oe = N=¥ 45D BEAUTIFUL FALL STYLES. GENT’S SCABFS, WEOK TIES, BTOCKS, CRAVATS, HANDKEROHIEFS, GLovgs, SUSPENDERS, HOSIERY, Just received at Lamas Gentlomen's Parnishing Store, Ge 15-con0tit: 496 Ponn’s sve., near 4% st. Ww as OB BENT—A three story BEIOK F omai No. 226 7th siroct west, between M an oc 3-Im* ‘OR BENT—A laree DOUBLE HAUL ort FWodms anole eres BASEMENT cuties Bess, for the Oyster business. | oH SNYDER, oc 3 2w* Ho. 56 Louisiane avenue. Dy BESIDENCEIN Cpopenrown A’ 1 ‘B SALE—HOUSE No. 25 Di yorige street, near corner of Mon T PB itgomery, is ef- fered at pri’ sale. The house contains 9 rooms, them large; is conventently located, and Moet of in sil res te well suited fora private residence, For particulars inquire on the premises. 0c 3-e02w es oe F% SALE—That valuable tract of WOOD LAND, containing 561 acres, by recent survey, located tn Prince George 's county, Md. about four miles from the Ni ‘ard Bridge, 7 lies imme- om onthe Stage road_k rom Wasning- ir Mer! . The Baltimore and Po- tomac ratfroad will rus within four miles of tive ., it adjoins the estates of Messrs. Lem- Se ph a rat wii ota me or in Title entine or in lets tos clear and perfect, For terms apply in person, or by letter address tome, at Upper Marlboro, Prince George's county, Md. se 13 1m W.1. BEALL. IB RENT—Two very handsome six room COT- Foe . situated within He hundred and fiity ards of Lena i"g depot. For further infor: Yon inavireot 8 F GUY. THOMAS PABKE or J. P. BARBTHOLOW. be 2- B. F. Guy. EJ A ABGE STORE AND BAKE HOUSE, WI L gas pb ey Also, 10 wnferttabed Rooes. Inquire next door to sg and Vil I , street. w! ‘ou can LEAD, ‘at O18 per hundred Pounds Kot oc 24 " Batres:, bet. 12th and isth, ) OR RENT—Boveral ROOMS im Tclegraph Of- F — 348 Penusylvenia metas Por terme in- anize ‘gh y Hi street, north Patent Uffice, at 10 "eloc! nm, oem ™ J. TOWLES, Agent. OB RENT. ear lith. . 33 apenas. and isone of the and most conve- iw heater erty era ern and Teno’ 5 fiat Teet week. pear Gonoral Post ilies Also, jarge Carriage House and Stable in Serth of Patser rh se Rg : sos2 tf sant Oe °YAMES TOWLES, Agent. ED ROOMS FOR BENT. from $8 to Iso. a STORE f. it. rest a3 oth strect. between [7 0d Lou patel ans avenue. se 15-Im* Fronchaine hmesaicn: Bur ees vir. eMart: At ae beget ies, Tak ¥ W. L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers, Degree be and 317, Sonth corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th et. |. October 1%, com will seil within the ‘ee of the stock of elegant On 8. On. mencing at i0 o'clock, stores the bailar: &c.. comprisi: ‘Velvets,4 Coces Matting, With many otber Carpets, a portion of the best stock remaining unsold, all of which must be pos itively closed out. ou . W.L. WALL & 00., Auc och PAhe & O0.. Aucts. Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Stores 315 and 317 South corner Pa avenue and 9th street. PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF SADDLEBY GUODS, BLANKETS, j BORSE COVERS, HARNESS. SADDLES. PIEOS GOODS AND LAP BLANKETS, BRI PLES, BINDING. SHOW-CASEs, &c., Being tne entire Stock of M. Openhsimer, removed t> our Btere for the convenience of sale. Up TUESDAY MORNING, Oct. 6th, we will sell.at our potion Booms, without reserve, for cath, com: ing Bi Tee Oovers, Blankets,sGoods Blankets, Saddles Set carne alises. Trunks Bridies. Halters, Sheepskins Leathe: Whips, Chains, Bits cins. Collars and Pads. With a large a-cortment of Saddlery Findings, comprising all the goods meually found ina Sad | Ger Achaea oy a 5 to which we cali the atten- tion of trade a ers. ooll WL WALL & ©0., Ancts. BY GREED & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. AUCTION | OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PRUPEBTY, SITUATSL ON & ST BOUTH, BETWEEN 3D AND 4TH STRER' EAsT Up THURSDAY, the 11th inetan m., in front of premises, we shall sell, one Fram House, of seveu rooms and cellar, three stories; one Brick Hoate, of three stories and basement, eight rooms. This property 1» situated in one of the finest locations in the Distri t, and offers & good ipuncement to persons wishing to hi hese Houses are sdjoining, each lot feet im he rs front of 14 feet, @epth, 20 feet alley: water in each ‘Terms of wale. On Fran 1,009 cash balance 6 and 12 month: on Brick House. $1.50) easb; balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest, $100 dowm oD Gach at the fall of the hammer. Couveyansing and stamps at por fey ‘s cost. A deed given and deed of trust n. “wed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts s7-THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED, ON —— of i, rain, until MONDAY, the oth t our and place Pee en ete EN WILLIAMS, Aucts, YW. L. WALL & 00., @ Stores 315 and 3147, 4 South corner of Pa. enue and 9th street VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT Avo. | On MONDAY AFTESNOON, October 10, at 5 o’elock, we willsell, on the premises, a valuable Dweliing House, being Lot No 8. ip teeervation of Sauare No. 11. fropting 26 feet on B Street, be- tween 2d end Sd streets, anc in rear of St. @harles B etel, and running back 1.0 feet to Th provements are * comfortal, ing Honse, two-and-a half stories bi; roof, and fn good condition Also, immediately after the above sale. we wi’! Lot, it being 28 feet front by 720 | ing back to an alley. H are: One-third cash; and the »alance in equal instalments of 6, 12 and 18 months. ‘ed payments to be secured by ot on the premises. Conveyancing anu stamps atthe ozpemee of the purchaser. We call the attention of buyers to this #a'e as it offers inducements to procure » residence so near the syenne. ‘Title perfect. W. L. WALL & £0., Aucis, S7 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONE! aceoutel the tals to MONDAT AFTSESOON, 18th instant, same hour and place. oc ll-d W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts (MENT SALE OF Gores SISTEROE STD: BPLUS SUB HOICE TEAS, (CLOSING OUT SaLE. 4 ae SALT, &c ‘ar PUBLIO AverON POC* 8. J. SOPEB & CO., Auctionsers. Svunsistence Orrice. U. 8. A, Wrst : No. 105 MBARD STREET, iT 10. 1856, at No.2. No. 105 West ) at i2o'clock M. Lomberd street. Soca tine Tech teathet, fe ou: ree bu: ( nds c! of brands and in packages as follows, eae’ Teme BLACK Lot A—2% half chests, OOLONG. mark ** Lot B—39 half shests,( OULONG. cargo mark Lot 233 bal chests. ) brand ONG. cargo mark ene 1.) Drege Lot F—3 halt chests, (about 141 pounds,) b- TABMASALOW cargo mark “Hi gua, band ot G—1 half chest, (abou: pounds,) brand POUCH ONG, car; gt | , (abou! pounds,) brand IT, eargo mark *’Manda- 8. it at nds.) bi felienterg.”” hest, (about 4 pounds.) brand mark ** - Palmer * pt (7 ygow HOGK SALT (2 barrela to 7 ( ¥ of CorrEE i? Sababes cos Lor stores are sold because no longer needed for issue by the Government. cs Samples of each of the above mentioned varieties of Teas can be examined at this office at any time. The packages are in perfect order. | The Teas will be re-weighed immediately before deliver Esch brand will be sold separate! : —one half- chest, with the privilege of any num! offered. iT, Will be | Gesh. in Government funds. Four days allowed to more purcheses, a 1 aN, Brevet Lieut. Col. and eo 1l-td Brevet Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. SWORN WOH. ey corona, se Eee tear eam cen oe ONSE. left at our stab! the ‘ Eien Sana LPR hae B® OLAGETT & SWEENY, Auctioneers. premises’ on MONDAY, October 12 47 oeiee ieee 5 oO m., south part of Lot 2%, in square provements. Atéo'cl 1, in Square 0008: cane Stack ae te eaeek thopadions: See | and of a4, in Square 882, improved with ‘ermes mede known st sale. colo dads CLAGETT & SWEENT, Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. xiv arranged rooms, abd Lot is feet rout MA ermDs : cash: belance insix and fof notes bearing interest. ued 7 5 .. Al a eens oo Shs peeeees tl comvey ancing when je of. \ 0¢l0 Ci & }, Auots, BBY CBBBE 4 WILLIAMS, Aucticncors. | months Wo sball sell. at : eae oe streets 1» @ good assort- 1 S Bareens Painted Cottage and ether Bedsteads, Weshstands and end Grockery Ware, Looking- and Oil Cloths, and Window GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts 84 ___@RERN & WILLIAMS, Ancteg AML PHS oH TEE 8 - AUCTION SALES. THIS APTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BE ¥™. & war 2 co. P Btores Bos. 316 ave 3 pe nN Trion. He a ner y a te f aoe pant of Lot» 2. in! jeare a0, Seine weary ° Yard through th gist street. 4 4 "we call the attention of be es they be 7 inducements t) parc: a — conveyancing and stamps st the expense of e fy posit of $10 will be required from rach pur- chaser as secon = the propery is knocked down. A Terms te WL WALL & 00., ducts, B* 3. 0. McGUIRE & ©0., Anctionsers. BE'S SALE OF 4 VALUASLE LOT OF = GROUND. WEST BND ri —_ AFTBENC ON, October 1. at im Square = a orth, ‘pth of about M7 fest, Toe will be sold entire or divided, as may be ipa meee a erms made ws cost of purchaser. = > » Tro Under the wil! of Mary @nrrolt. ee28dts J.C, Mc@UIBM & 00. Awcts. Y KE. F. PAGE, Ancttonser. B LOT BO. 12 IN SQUARE NO 619, OM FF: DIMER? EAST, BETWEES SOOTH b AND Two Bui\ding Lots of 22 feet front by 115 feet 10% inches deep enc being part of Lot No. 71m Sauare Neo 945, near Wailach Schoel. Lots No-. 1 and 14, in Square No, 929, 0m 9th «t., Enet tol street the abo lescribed Lote, on the ‘BURBS: » October Il, at 60'clock One third cash. balancein six and twelve Botha. seared ty deed sf trust on the property > enct end stam, at cost robaser. bet eiaseenename a oy 42¥ JAS. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, PUBLIO SALE OF LOT NEAR GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFF § _ On THURSDAY. the lith of wetober, at ak o'clock p. m.. 1 will offer for at anction on the remiser, the porth parto! Square west of Square Vo. 624. fropting on New Jersey avenue. H surest porth and cet west, subject, as to part ef it, 15th July next. - fourth cash; balance in three egaal 12 end 18 months. with interest JULIa HALLINS EK & GO 1FTe payments, 6, _oc 3 cokes J.0. McGU NOTIOR. ’ EVENING SALES. We have on consignment the following by which will tx jd st pubi jon £VERY TURSDAY, Tr avd UBDAY EVE T NINGS of this week. commencing st7 o'clock, in Lots to suit purchasers 10 dozen heavy riuved Shirts and Draws 10 dozen fine Meriro shirte and Draws 1g0OGenen s-sorted Hosiery, Mens, Women, and Children | 200 pair Caseimeve Pants 17t Cloth and Cassimere Sack and Dress Coats 300 pair White and Grey Single and Double Blanket ry. &e oc aw _ WALSH & 0O., Aucts. ¥ Bb. F. PAGE, Auctionser, 402 7th street, under Odd Fellows’ Ball, Continuation of an Extensive Sa6f Blankets, © Plated Ware, Cutlery, Boots sod : riment of Fancy week, 6% o'clock, K. F. PAGE. Auctioneer, 0c 86t 502 Teh st.. ender Odd Fellows? Hail BX onEan a WILLIAMS, Avotioncers, TWO VERY NE‘ TOOTTAGE BUILT HOUSES, ON MASSAOH USETTSAVENL B, between 1th a A ud 13th streets ction 2th fy tant, et 5 o'cloek p ™., We #h«'l sell, on the premises, iwo fine cot built house-, each diviaed by a fine ; plete with cellar vera cabs, and tached teach: which will Je so suit purchasers Terms: @pe-ibird cash; ba! ance in six end twelve nth “for notes bearing tute rest, ani secaced Uy * of trust on the premises, convey, and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. #100 down on each bouse when sold. 8a GREEN & WILLIAMS. 4 vot AUCTION SALE OF 81X ONE-STORY FRAME TENBMENTS, twelve feet square, to be re moved within eight days after sale, op 12th st. west. bei ween \ and B streets north. , sell, on FEIDAY, m., six = dear ago. The advantage. "GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* J. OC. MoGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. HOLD OF LOT. FRAME BUILDING THEREON. AT PU! bale Oe SATUBDAY at . th the Unexpired Lease on the premises, we shall ot beariy four years, of Lot 40, im Bigg's subdivi sion of 6 in Suuare 107, ting en 19th street west. between L and M north improvements is a two-story Frame Tenement, cy) J.C. McGBIBE & OO., Ants. ¥ W. L. WALL & 00, Auctioneers, Taal Horse and Gari Bagear, B Orisios! aisiane avenues. 4 BALE OF HORSES = “eee HARNESS, cc. On BATURDAY i .at sds ERIE ge ate apie ie : . tion at'sale, comprising sbout= 4 FIFTY HORSES, Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses. 80, New E: Ww: . '" ee a with and without Top, ALso, A large collection of New and Second hand Bug- aies, Bockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other Mow cal Geoond bend Eazooms; Sellies, Onr- Cay ws a Bagglar eniss days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ¥s and he oc 1s wee On Harned aL SO kent. RX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, B ae Fees wavSe ihe SthERT SOUTH. ThE ERE ef BYLAND ABD Va, iGIRIA Sth strec.s west. = 7th end ~ Public Auction. MONDAY, the ipetant. at 4 o'clock p. mv we shall sell on tar a: tul private residence 5 s 9 two- -and 8 louse, with pomp Sg pt Mipetoen . with some ining les. wine cellar, clowetat” Birce eee Tihs ME 8 GREEN LE Cvo! siete