Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1866, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED Oe ee eel eumDaY,) Kahiok Biren pa aasctig diay end 11 stress at W. D. WALLAQOGH. ——_e——_ ‘ ed by the carriers to their en Seat teed pope Distric st Tas Oxers run waex. Copies at the counter, with Prics ror MaiLine:—Three months, One Jarr; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are ee ut from the offiee longer than paid for. Tee WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday m -rovag—One Dollar and o Half « Year. sh, XXVIII. ening WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1866. retin *ENTLEMEN desirou of having their OLOTH- G ING SOUUKBD ead HEPsIKED, > ws to a ar ax pew, would do well calltog UDER'S, No 477 10th et. between streets ‘Tbe bighest cash prices paid for Bsc- ond-band Clothing oc 2-bm' DAM RROPIER STILL OoNTINGES TO ead the Lamas 4 De ng ng stending. be comsulted on all matters. Usn cause Shetek wutual where itdoes not exist. j- hees strictly confidential. Hours froma. m. tos Pm. boows No 449 Mase, avenue, between sth Ond 7th streets. __ se i8-cw" {T TRIFLE WITH YOURSELF ANY DS. eer. re becomiog sro Uon- » geYs 9 Tth et.. bet. Da sult DABBY. 49 at.. . His terms are ri pe permanently ie eo tila TRREMIAHS. BLACK. WARDH.LAMON. ©. F. BLACK. LAW OFFICE. BLACK, LAM oo. a Attorneys & in the Buj Goat ere ord States, the Court of Olaimes, tbe Co! me lamer be Reecatee Depart- ‘ies lath street, (directly opposite Wil- a) de 18-tf [ e. . = « PTORNEY-AT-LAW No 36 Louisiana avenue. abo oc 14 ly Wash bth street, tos. D 0. Cc NT TAILOB. = caren of 9th and D streets, frie or the liberal, m during past i invites nis pect hie ne and choice selection of fh nds, which he sust purcheseG for the Fall and Winter Trade Mr. & HABDON. his associate. continues to give bis constant at’ention to the style ani genere appearance of all garments made at the estab- Ope best work and moderate chergee, i motto. 43 5. E ~ HUGHES & BIBNITZKEY, MERCHANT TAILOBS, Wonld inform their friends and customers that they are dafly tm receipt of their FALL AND WINTER GOODS, b, English, and Belgian Cloths, 4 an Reeet Fee aed, ana Vousings, and would solicit am carly as thev are deter- mined to sell at ‘he lowest figares, and guaran y to give satisfaction es to price sod quality and workmanship. UGHES & RIBNITZKEY, to return his thank: our im" Cerner Thirteenth street and se 26-31 P-nasyivenia avenue. EWAESBD. 45,000. 45,000. * 45,000. STOP end THINK. STOP and THINK. STOP and THINE. " 8E STOUb OF CLOTHING ote IMMENSE STOGE OF OLOTHING OUB IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING MARKED DOWN MARKED DOWN MARKED BUWN ty-fire Per Cent Less than Cost ty-five Per Cent. Less than O ty-five Per Cent. Lees than Cost. VER again will you have the OHAN( Evan again will you ve the CHAN EVBE sgein will you heave the CHANCE. ode must be sold within the next sixty ar Seerdiess ofcost. We mean what we * Come and see for yourselves before purchasing. J. H. SMITH, 460 7th street, opposite Post Omce, we 14 tf Washington, D. 0, J. HEIBEBGES, . Successor te H. F, Leadon & Co., CHTZEN'S ANU) MILITARY $ Metr Hotel Seman et ltap Hotel. Town's, bette t Penasylvante aveane Washington. D. 0. BE 5 Ds. cewre, vENTISt ies unmoven from 24% to 200 beun. avenue, doors, above. Great Lnscovery im miistry, Jean Extracied Wrihout Pain. All per- pons aT ing Teeth to tract, I would advise them Teeth insorted ‘on Hubber sid set - Teeth insert en Kubber, and Pilates. | jer that all persons should re hav iced the price very low, be convinced of the fact, call and see fer your- selves. Also, call and see the new sad improved method of inserting Teeth. Ho. 260 Pene’s avesne, betweon 12th end 13th reets. jez-tf 5. B. LEWLE, M. D., Dentist, REET “ je Mis. M.D. ¢ Inventor ad Pateaice o the MINERAL TE TEETH, attends pereonally at Bis office im this city, Many persons can, wear these teeth who cannot wear others, end no person can weer others who eanact weer ‘Persons calli at my office be ted with sry, styfe and peice of Teeth fosmenn mee &. sire, but to these who are icular.and wish the it, cleanest, strongest and moet veaat E thai art can rocure, the MIN BRAL ‘a “Mrosmets tn coy Wen SSb Penn's avons be 1D this city—No. 338 even! - Sween sth and 10th ete. Aiso, 907 adh, eameet, Fern! weep 1 sauris A complete assortment of ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, \© which we solicit the attention of BAKEES AND GROCERS. MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED HAT, ond all kinds of FEED at lowrstes, -GBOUND ALUM, FIRB, ‘And TURK’S ISLAND SALT . yt lant, eT spO2T4sLe STEAM ENGINES, Combining the maximum of effctency. durabitity snd-coonomy with the minimum of weight and price. They are widely and favorably known more than 600 being fn use. All warranted satis- factory or no sale. Desert gtive circulars *€nt oD pplication, J.C. HOADLEY 2 00 _y D-ecdsm Lawrence, Mase. Tt. OOF FER MOSES BATES Ee OE OW EEE Se s on why 41, co MME ON ME ROHAN TS, “Hew Ogizans, . Strict attention given to the parchase and sale a ‘bandise. Liberal edyances mad i Signments- my T2s CHEMICAL DIBBKOTOBY snd Pharma- ceutist’s Compendiam: Londun. Outlines of soccaene Chemistry: Lond: , ur . See ee ne UR YAYLOR” Me SBEREAN AEP ese matON es tng OL Tee wt oan 22 tntelligencer cawegat emt fle A . » A Bosak oe he shat: Oy Markeman pres by Beckford; London, ‘teman bi *, Loudon. Sbotgen and Sporting Rifle, b: Stonehenge; London. ‘and Fellows. pees. th senpes B. F nX«. ort ‘ 1, Louden. Sportsman's Manual ro FRANCK TAYLOR. ses 5 Mpelhysnya am me W ih PaASARS AE. MARBLE MANTLES MONUMENTS, TABLE cay a gM ESTS. wo phariest wtiae. order on reasomable terms hoop commten: on hana £ASTEBN MAR- BLE end genta eitiNe® af Orders for Plumber's SLA attended fai, sa oe RES Wy tesa PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR. This exeeilent Flour I am Bow selling st reduced prices, citing emunneines £9 SURCARLL, Oorpe: and s! +el2 mn of Ebbitt House. FATH, DEATH, DE. ‘0 Roaches, Bed Hadeta eb Bacttiodh welt AMUSEMEN'S. NATIONAL THEATRE, Penpeylvenia avenue, near THIS (TUESDAY? RVRNENG. OCT. 16. Washtagton in inany yearsof hed Tragecirone te Grover’s,) lards’ Hotel, 0) would beat them ont. of tie held trade syrtem.is + verywhere 1 Seld by al! drucgiste. M Davenport ) minenthy srtistic renduion of PAULANE, in Bulwer's beantital play of the LADY OF LYONS The performance with conclude with the Farce of SARAH'S YOUNG MAN. Open at7, commence at quarter to 8 o'clock tion, ADRIENNE, THE ACTRESS ((o8TOMES AND DOMINOES, 447 TENTH STREST. METZEROTT HALL. MR. H. L. BATEMAN Has the honor to annonnvee A GRAND CONCERT, FRIDAY EVENING, Octoner 19, brated CONCERT TROUPE. newly , and universally pronounced f the Vid World and New. the EST COMBINATION OF MUSICAL BREAN TALENT Ever presented to the public. ‘The following anrivaiied Voealiste and Instru- mentalists Will appear MADAME PAREPA, Prima Donna Asso ute, For whose equal we look in vain in musical ver satility. and ar ced to recognize as the rightful successor of the Lind. It gives ret. al not disagreeable to the taste ‘here is no goubt butthe Mellifiuons Cough Baleam ia one of the best preparations OB BRIGNOLI. The tavorire “ wee toned Tenor, Pronounced by the critica! Lonaon tobe the finest Italian Tenor of the day SIGNOR FERRANTI, The brilliant, dashing Basso Baffo from the Opera Houses of Paris, London. and Italy, udginent of Paria and the past week, freening cough. | Its prepared by Dr: Strickland for sale by Druggis CO: ry CHBI street, TWO BAD OASES OF PILES QURED BY DE BIGNOR FORTUNA, Basso Catt the Opera Hor MR ‘The moet finished Pianist of America. and the peer of the best players abroad. the benent of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has been troubled for eight years with an aggra- vated case of Piles, ‘is brother was dischai from the army as inc’ lyved witb the Piles. b nif rane were cured with ove bottle of Dr. STBICKLAND'S E REMED illiwnt and classical Violinist. r. J. HATTON, ‘al Director and Compeser, from MB The acknowledged bri M Oonductor, Music DE most posttirely THE ONLY OONCERT in which the alove grest art can appear in this 'L; Secured Seats 50 cents extra. i Beeerved Seats will commence on Phe gy ae MOBNING next, October 15. at the of W G. Metzerott & Uo., Peunsyl- & Intel | ocd Ac. Y. AT MABINI'B ASSEMBLY BOOMS, E, between 9b and ¢th streets, This academy is now open fer the recep- and bours ef tuition for youne ladies, Tuesdays, Thuredays and Sat- from 8 to 10. same -venings. 6B —Private instraction given to sai venience.of the pupil pzers. 3. w. a5. P- ERE DANCING ACADEMY, Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sts.. Opposite Metrepolitan Hotel. Academy is now open for the reception of is. In returning thanks to our former Pupils 8 fer their patronage, most respectfully moance of the same. Ci: Eut W.G. Metzerott,4 Co.'s The Hall can be rented for Botrees, &o. sand Hours of Twitton Saturday afterneens, from 8 to 5o'ci Gentlemen's Classes, T: ings. from 8 to 10 o'clock. For further information Soe or address effectual remedy —indeed, dy ever discovered. Curesin recent cases in twenty four hours. No mineral, no Delsam. no It Genilomen"s cles uesday and Friday eve- BALLS. PARTIES, &c. @econD ANNUAL BALL SPECIAL NOTICES. 8 INFEST &7 BOGGS FOBRIGN PERFU the market, The real caunot be tmported on a6 while PHA 08,” which under # free ‘gent deman!. tofthe enormous dante. M: 8“ NIGHT. BLOOMING OB! SURELY, STEADILY, SUCCESSFOLLY, SMOLANDEB'S EXTBACT BUCKED Is CURING every case of Kipwry Diszas8, BaRUMATis™, GnaveL, Urinary DisonpERs, Weakness and Pains ip the Bacn, FruaLe OomPLaints and ‘TRovsLEs arising from Bxexsszs oF any KINvD. COMB, YB AFFLIGTED! TERY SMOLANDER’ TAKE NO OTHER BUCKED. Sold by ali Apothecaries. Price @1. D. BARNES 4 0O., Hew York, and BARNES, WARD &00., Hew Orteans, Southern Agents. BUBLEIGH & BOGERS, Wholesale Prnggists, Boston, Mase., General Agents. feb 10-ly OOLGATE’S AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP A superior ToiLeT Soar, prepared from refined Vaertas_E Oris in combination with GLYcERINE and especially designed for the use of Lapizs, and the NuzsEry. Its perfume is exquisite, and washing properties unrivalled. For sale by all druggists. fes-coly A SUPERIOR REMEDY. We can conscientiously recommend te those suf- feriux from a distressing caugb, DK, STRIOK- Land & MELLIPLUGUS COUGH BALSA f almost instantaneous, and is with: ‘and is ail that its Toprietor ciaime for it ve tried it during id found reltef from a mest dis- Spcemore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, an Sold py J W' NALRN sont WalTE’S Drug OnAS. TINI'S, 317 Pi enue end $02 Ninth 0c % ly STRICKLAND'S PILE BBM Mr. Glass. of Janesville, Wisconsin writes for ‘able, (he being qnite pi Both these Y. The recommendation of these P pig a beside the daily testimonials received by ‘r. Strickland, ought. to convince these su¢er- ing that the most aggravated chrenic cases of Piles are cured by Dr. Bt: land sold y Druse' NAIRN & O! avenue and $02 BECBET DI Samanitan’s Girtis thi 8E3. ost certain, safe and nly vegetable reme- ro to tour days, and ury. Only ten pills to be tazen. hope, and a friend te those who do ttobe exposed. Male packages, §2;fe- Tan's Boot anv Hers J vices—A positive » and permanent cure fer Spybilis. Scrofala. Ulcers, Tetters, &c. Price $1 25 per bottle. Sores, 8) Sold by Bc Ford. See advertisement. my6 MABBIAGE AND CELIBAOY, oy al of Warning snd Instruction for Young eases and Abuses which prostrate a, . Din the vital powers, with sure means of relief. Sent | og of pene in sealed letter envelopes. Address r.J SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Heward Assocta- aug 13-3m tion, Philadelphis, Pa. HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR NEWEB = Renews the Hair. Haty’s Veertasre Sicirian Hatr Br: jtores gray hair to the oun coler, Bay's VeceTasie SiciniaN Hate RENeEWeR Prevents the hair from falling off. Baru’s Vecetasre Sicttian Hain RenzeweR Makes the hair soft and glossy. Bai's VEGETABLE SiciLian Hain RENEWER Does not stain the skin. Havv’s Sicizia®x Vaoetasix Hain Bengwee Has proved itself the best ere tion for the hair e ever presented public, $1. For sale by all druggists. ja 30-Tuly ENT ASSOOIA’ ‘Te bepiven at ODI) FELLOWS’ Yard. on MONDAY EV HE INDEPENDENT SOCIALS THI GBAND AND MASKED 13 BD oy 80' ET EOMED From THURSDAY, Ortober llth, to WED REspaye. October Peer eceount Retke PLE ints of Daniel Milton, and ptember, 180. in the name el ‘ant inclement weather, at December 12th, 185]—December’ wae granted RUADEMY = tween 6th and 7th strests, March 34. 1868, in the name of Daniel Miltqn, and itting a gent and ladies. “ ist, eve e ets, 61; sami Merch Felix Benton, and wi ited August 4, 1856— December 19, ibe — - EDUCATIONAL. H SUHOOL FOR BOYS and was ited ‘B64 grant March 34, 1885, ‘Sas grented igh School for You: 15, at T o'clock p. m. lege Law Building. 108, NSION O: July 13th, 1866, TO ALL WHOM IT ‘may CORDRES Application having been made ander the set of une 23, 1800, for the reisane of the following de- scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to hare lost or destroyed —Wotice is a 1 that ot cae date fuilowing the description ew certificate or warrant of like ter 1 be reissued, if no valid objection ‘should then 32,628. for 160 acres. issued under the ac 3. 1855, in the name ef James P. Under wee granted July 11, 1356.—December 1, 1836. for 80 acres, issued under the act o. let, No, 26 506, for 80 acres, issued under the act of ‘Decem! . fed 13th, 1836—! 1986 No. 8, for 160 acres, issued under the act of }, 188, inthe ni of Tamor, widow of ‘0. 36.521, for 80 acres. issued under the act of tember, 1860. ie the name of Spencer Wiley, pril 30th, 1852 —Deeember 22, No. 23.014, for 89 scree. lesued under the act of 6 name of Spence ey. and Fel ‘aary 18th, 1886. December 2, ©. 13.103, for 160 acres, fasned under the act of March 34, 1855.in the name of Horace Gregory, spa vee granted ember 26, 1355 “December Doe wy ie-witw J08, H. BARRETT, PIPHASY HIGR SCHOOL, Under the charge of F. 0 WUD t F. The duties of tus Institution will commence . For admi<sion OOT: cipal, No. 363 K stree the counties of ) ‘een 12th and 13th af W. Samson, D. Hon.Wm. Merrick, asbington city. References:—Be' Columbian Col! Cel. C. Andre’ USIC—A young iady of Teach day of SxrT2msER next, seventeen parts of ~_#e3L-eolm™ _. er ie 300 dog of 70) . ips, in t nties of 188 LUCY HUN ips iat e counties o} for Girlaon the New b Sg avenue, betwee: ST. TIMOTHY'S HALL. ii titution will be resumed Sept. 13, terme, &c.. see cat and efrcuine atthe principal bookstores of eaneod ; ARSO NS. Ostonville, Md. EXPRESS COMPANIES, DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE 514 PENN’A AVENUE. BRANCH OFFICE: 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE WILLARD'S, run : guersap tater reer, June ls, 1354 ares ae EASTERN, on . iT EXPRESS ise, Movey. and Valuables of all kinds dispatch toail accessible sections of the country. COLLECTION on err: DRAFTS, AND Made in accessible partso’- be United States, . DUNN. Agen SFT HATS Just received al] the }xtest styles and colors ok ‘0 FELT BATS. G{®STLBMEN'S FALL STYLES DBESS BATS, 1866, and inost fashionable Shapes, in — Also. celebrated Patent Venti nich for eae and comfort. faliqroskiet al} een es — New York ficiel. ‘ecommend| ond cant nie relied on tn pI oiph's Virginie Nts ren House; Swinton’s Army more's Four Years in the Saddle; Sim’ areery; MePRersow’s Political Pp et reasonable prices. jy 26-tf | hand BAN 4 nora LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN. 5B Boxes OF THE PRESIDENT’S PROOLA- No. 710. DATED JUNE 14, 1866. At orders pablie sales of over five and a qu: jarter eONsth agers of vacant pabiic lands in WIS- ‘At the Lead Ofice at LA OROSSE, on the ifth of 8 MBER DOxt, the reserved sectionsin ‘teof Townships, in irty-six Townships and a , Trempaleau, and At the Lend Office at LA CBOSS, on the uth ‘own- ips. the counties ae Lond, FALLS 8T. OROIX. the ‘tet’ jay of gee a. next. the reserved soot forty four Tor i nehips and Fares of Town- ein the counties of Bunn, Pierce, and St, At the Land Offce at FALLS 8T. CROIX, Oc: next. ten ‘ts of Towe- 'e Pi '. and Ufice ot EAU CLAIEE on the 1st $a faogeah pe Recetas Ble parts o Bpehipein thecou. 08 jarke, Olitp- tthe Land Uitce at STEVENS POINT, on the ‘29t! ite Bo October t, one buadred and ten ips and parts of Townships in the counties Tewnsl of Marabon asd Oconto Ocon tthe Land Office at MENASHA, on the 5th of t, eixt, Tewnshi; SF Sere erate pemnatee em At Offic nto e at BAY FIELD, on the sth day of Novemsxr next, the reserved sections in eighty-one townsht nd parts of townships in by ‘Asbiand, Le P Pa -— counties of ouglas, ‘olate, Burnett and At the Land Office at BAYFIELD. on the 19th of NovEy BER next. forty-nine townships and me of townships in the counties of Ashland, La of ate and Douglas. yw EDMUNDS, er of the General Land Offie, ler the regulations ‘of the Depart- ment, as heretofore and now existing, ment can be made for sdvertisiug proclamations except auoh feces hn as are specially authorized to ah by the Commissioner of the General Laud Je 23-lawl3w FOR GENTLEMEN, YOUTH’S, AND BOYS of all prices, at LANe's, Fashionable Hatter, 424 Pe. avenue. JRE OLD PORT WINE _ Thave received from the private stock of a well- and honored citizen a short gu; 7 bad “Aree qualty PORT WINK, ait Doe Douro wine has been Rhown to me several and iteeffects upon persons suffering with ail. ments ineiden' t to the season have been very bene- ied by physicians, 37 80 nder Ebbitt House. IELD's We aed or = Sees Telegraph; - ie ; ae we on’e Histor: alias bobal wi 28; Sopdet wer ata, ene ou” : vekioy” ‘Star. N°. 4,247. TELEGRAMS, &c. Rio Grandé news through Galveston papers of the 12th inst. report the complete rout of Eseobado aad Trerino, upder the walls of Monrer y, by General Mejia, who immediately thereafter started.a divieiou for Matamoros. A grteaie letter confirms this defeat, and states hat M+jia bas oeenpied Monterey, and that irom the demonstrations made on the 9th aad ivth instants sy Corteaas and Corala « fight tor the possession of Matamoros would take plaice on the 10th. Jr Pas been currently repor ed in New Orleans fot two days tant General Sneri- dan bus information that Maximillaa has com- plered bis preparations, to follow the «Em- press.” In parsuance with orders issued by the At- terney General of the United States, with the concurrence of the Secretary of War, District A’torney Dart gives instructions to eral barry commanding, to tura over the arms seivea by the Femmas in Buffalo and at other points within the military district upon the giving of a bond in donble the value of the nrmsthat they sball not be used in violation of the neutrality laws. Itis said by the Fenians that the arms will be sold to Santa Anna. P. O. Boy and F. B. Gallagher signed the pond. The grand jury made a presentment to the U.S. court yesterday upon local topics. Itex- presses the hope that the national Congress Will dispassiqnately consider the state of the country, and @irect its efforts toa full restora- tion of the Union, removing or modifying ali disqualifying acts. They also advert to the case of Davis, and urge bis speedy trial or re- lease on bail, as a@ matter of justice and hn- manity. Rio Janeiro correspondence, dated Septem- ber, 7, says: »A conference was heid on the eighteenth of August by the commanding of- ficers of the allied army and navy engaged in war against Paracnay. and it was determined to attack Forts Carapuity and Hamaita simul- taneously with the whole ef their land and naval forces. The issue of $4.000.000 worth of bonds was antnorized by the Brazillian House of Delegates.” A dispatch from Quebec, Canada, yesterday. states:—A moderate computation places the number of houses destroyed by the fire at 2,500, and the loss of real property from two millions anda balf to three millions of dollars The number of persons rendered houseless ‘is esti- mated at 14,000, The body of a man burned to acrisp was dragged out of a house in St. San- veur street. He could not be identified. The deputy health officer in New York re- commends removing cholera patients from tne floating hospital to some better piace. The storm was so severe that it has been impossible to bury the dead. He thinks ali the patients would recover it the ship wasina favorable lace. A boat and three men, witn ten dead ies, was sent to landa day or two ago, and it bas not since been beard of. General D. E. Osband, formerly of Chicago, a well-known cavalry leader in the late war. died at bis plantation in Mississippi on the 4th instant, of brain fever. His disease was in- duced py over-exertion in attending to ne- groes of his plantation; thirty-eight or forty- four in his employ having been attacked with cholera, and eighteen having died The schooner Sarah Evans, from Tampa Bay for New York wus spoken by the schoon- erS. P. James, from Corpus Christi, Sunday, fifteen miles E. SE from Cape Henry, disabled, both masts gone. and trying to make Hampton Roads with a jury mastrigged. The guaboat Lenapee has gone to ber assistance. The regatta ofthe Patapsco Navy took place in Baltimore yesterday. The firstrace, barges, was won by the “Zephyr.” of the Zephyr ciub. The second race, outriggers, for the champion- ship of the Patapsco Navy, was won by the “Whisper,” of the Ariel club. A cable telegram of yesterday says:—The London money market is slightly firmer. Gon- sols 9%. The followimg are the prices of American securities; Five-twenties 703, Erie share 493, Illinois Central 78 \. Official returns from forty and unofficial from twenty-six of the sixty-six counties in Pennsylvania place the majority for Geary at 16,261. Petitions against confederation until the new Parliament bas assembled aud settled the school question are to be circulated through the British previnces. The duty on imports collected at the port of Montreal fo¥ the last three months amounts to 1,500,000, being an increase of $350,000 over the fame period in 1965. The base-ball match in New York yesterday between the Atlantics and the Athletics re- sulted in@ victory for the former by a score of 27 to 17. The Jstorm has prevailed all along the coast according to all accounts, and intelligence of numerous marine disasters is expected. The members of the Plenary Council of the Roman Catholic Charch, were photographed in Baltimore yesterday. Large numbers of persons are procuring naturalization papers entitling them to vote at the approaching eleetion in New York. A cargo of rifles arrived Saturday morning by the steamer Archilles at Montreal. Base Ball. STRUGGLE FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP, A special dispatch from New York yester- day aiternoon to the Philadelphia Inquirer, says: The first of a series of three great games, for the championship of the United States, be- tween the Atlantic Base Ball Club. of Brook- lyn, and the Athletics, of Philadelphia, came off tois afternoon. at the Capitoline Grounds, Brooklyn, and resulted in a yictory for the Atlantics by aecorce of twenty-eeven to seven- teen. At least thirty thousand persons were present, ard the popalar excitement attend- ing the game was very great. Owing to the admirable police arrangements, excel- lent order was preserved, and, not withstand- ing the immense crowd tiie players were not in the leastinterfered with. The game was a estoutly contested one, both clubs playing splendid Up to the sixth innings the game was even, standing eleven runs each. At this time theexcitement was great, and the friends ot he-Athlettcs were sanguine of success. Two of their men, however, became tially dis. abled, and some remarkable piny ry the Atlan. tue put them eight runs abead at the end of the seventh tonings, which gap in the score the Atleties were unable te fill up, although they played mantully. But two home runs were made during the entire game,and they are cred- ited to Dockney.of the the Athletic, and Start, of the Atlantic. The Atlantics missed three fly- eatcbes and the Athletics the same. Reach and Fisler, of the. Athletics, distinguished them- selves by fine playing. During the game any particularly good bar ex received tumultuous applause from the thousands of friends and supporters of either club. The Athletics con- fess themselves fairly and honorably defeated, but have confidence ‘still in becoming the champion club. The Umpire was Mr. Geo. Fianley, of the Excelsior Club, and bis de- cisions gave general satisfaction. The Capi- toline Grounds were gaily decorated with flags, and the scene-presented during the game was picturesque in the extreme. The following is the score* ATLANTIC. 0. R. ATHLETIC. 0. Pearce, 8. s.......4 . 2| Kleinfelder, F. £.3 Smith, 3d b. 2 4|McBride, 4 CBapman,1.f....3 — 3) Reach, 2d Crane, 2d b. 2 4) Witkias, s. 2 =} 1. 6|Berkenstock, 1 b.5 a 2 pockney. Con 5 2 6 4 ‘Sensenderfer,1.t 5 Galvin, c. f, 3|Pister, c. f. Mills, e... itPike, 3d b.. Total... Home runs.—S: Flv Catches missed. Sensender‘or, isler, 1y Passed Balls.—Mills, 3; Dockney, 12. FINANCIAL.—The New York Express of yes terday afternoon says:—Ihe money markei re Mains easy at 435 percent., with the bulig.o the business at the lower rate. Prime comnts arecurrent at $86 percent. (Gold uy Off to 119% nt.the close, . Che thas been agitated to-cay by a variety of rumors; which resalied in Wdecline frota 159% to MOK. Ar ove time it wes reported peeked a ament ‘Was anticipating the Novem! n by Bh reetiving the coupons for canoe thes te bonds were 74 in London; and finallwthé Ae sistant Treaeorer ae 8 pis se bod y. Decessary to say that there is ry ord ©. truth in any of these. The question of thechow, Sl wa ro meres eat erprbent eelait im the fatur- vpon the, p: ‘ode mick toe. bulls premium n gol was louned at 1-32 per cent. to flat: ‘The stock market was generally staady at the last open board. The fi:rctantions throughout the day have. been Sent, and ‘the closing rates were lower thin ot the opeg- ing, owing \ beayy realigsuous,») LOCAL NEWS. Corporation Affairs. BOARD oF ALDERMEN, October 15.—The Board Met at the usual hour. Present—Messrs. A. Lioyd. C.S. Noyes, Tait, Crose, Barr, Edmon- k, Lewis, Owen, Tarton, T. E. Lloyd, President, and S. VY. Noyes, Secre- ston, Given, Gull tary mittee on finance. Also, communication from the Secretary of the Washington Asylum transmitung ies of contracts for furnishing meats, medicines, fuel, groceries and dry goods for year ending Jure 30, 1967, On motion of Mr. Edmonston the papers were referred toa special committee of three, to be appointed by we Chair. he Chair appointed as said committee Meeers. Turton, Given and Cross. Mr. Barr presented the petition of U. H Ridenour, praying payment for damages sustained by him caused by his horse falung into a broken sewer during the Iate heavy rains; peferred. Also, presented the petition of Jobh P. Dennis and jane Ward, in refer- ence to proposed repeal ot law grantin, ir mission to John P. Dennis to use his “brick building as a blackemith shop; laid over in- fo lly. A.to. introdueed a resolution re- ing the corporation attorney to inform this board at its next meeting wnat power this corporation has to compel the owners or oc- cupiers of public wharves on the Potomac Tiver to cause said wharves to be properly lighted at night, and what action has been had as to the suit now pending in the Circuit Uourt as to the title ef this corporation to whart sites on the Potomac river; passed. Also, intro- duced a resolution instructing the committee on improvements to examine the bridge at the corner of Rhode Isiand avenue and 7th street, and report a bill for its repair Mr. Lioyd introduced a bill providing for the selling of potatoes by weight instead of by measure; referred to committee on police. Ls is Wise praying for a change in the grade of Virginia avenue. at its intersection with F street south. accompanied by a joint resolution authorizing the surveyor to make such change of grade: passed. Mr. Tait introduced a resolution Treguesting the committee en public schools to inquire whether the corporation has power to collect & tax from those citizens who claim residence else where; “i peren Mr. Gulic resented the petition of Turner Torrey and othere in reference to the licenses of hawkers and peddlers; referred to commitiee on finance. On motion ot Mr. Edmonston, it was ordered that the reportof the Water Registrar on the proposed bridge across the Tiber at H street nortb, be printed. Mr. Barr, from police committee, reported a bill requiring claim agents, real estate agents, and general agents. (other than insurance agents.) to pay @ license. Mr. T. E. Lioyd moyed to amend by insert- mg “lawyers.” Mr. A. Lioyd moved to insert “physicians” and “preachers.” The bill and amendments were referred to the Corporation Attorney for his opinion as to bd power of this Corporation w pass such a aw. Also, reported a bi!l to amend the dog law (s0 as to fine parues for allowing vicious or dangerous cows, horses, mules, dogs, or other domestic animals to run at large.) Third read- ing not ordered. Also, reported a bill to amend the act for the preservation of order, (so as to provide against cruel treatment of horses;) passed. Mr. Given, trom the same committee, re- | serio back the bill to amend the act for regu- ‘ating and licensing ten yin alleys, bowling saloons, and shufie boards, (so as to require the permission of & majority of the Property owners in the vicinity of bowling alleys, before ee 8 can be established:) passed. t. A. Lioyd, from the claims committee, Teperted unfavorably on the petition of Lo- renzo Rapp, and the committee was discharged from its further consideration. Also. reported favorably on the bill for re- lief of Geo. McClements, (remitting fine of $20 imposed on bhim;) passed. Tr. A. Lloyd, from the police committee, made & minority report on the petition of the barbers for the keeping their establishments open on Sunday; introducing il to allow them to & open until one lock p.m.on Sunday: ade the special order tor next Monda: ts Lloyd, from claims committee, intro- duced a bill tor relief of John Harnet, (remit- ting fine imposed on him:) passed Mr. Gulick, from finance committee, reported favorably on the bill appropriating $1,000 to carpet, paper and lay floors in the Mayor's Uf- fice; passed. Mr. Owen, from the committee on fire de- partment, reported & bill making an appropri- Qtion to pays deficiency in the appropriation for support of the department for the year end- pe Ph 1866; passed. repealing the act granting eertain vileges to John P. Dennis was taken up and bated at some length. Mr. A. Lioyd contended that Mr. Dennis had, after the of the bill by the Corpuration granting bim permission to use his briek build- ing as a blac! ith shop, made certain im- eer on the building, and it would now unjust to repeal the act. Mr. Given and others of the committee ex- plained that the consent of the property own- ers in the vicinity of the building bad not been obtained, as required by aw; that the peti. tioner, Jane Ward, never gave her consent. Mr. A. Licyd contended that the petitioner had given her consent Reierred to the Corporation Attormey for his opinion as to the power of the Corporation to al the act. 111 from the lower board providing for a new set of books tor the Water Registrar's office was passed. Mr. Turton introduced a bill a: po $3u0 for repair of the bridge acrose Roe Creek, at the termination of K street north; . My. Lewis introduced a bill for Tepairiag the ‘west alley in squere 448; passed. Also, from improvements committee, reported bill for con- struction of @ foot-bridge across Tiber Creek, on the south side of I street north: 5 Mr. Tait stated rhat he gave notice at the last prem of his intenuon to move a reconsidera- tion the vote gy Agen 3 the bill for increase of the salaries of the superintendent and ope- rators of the Fire Alarm Telegraph. He ex- Plained that he did so becanse of the absence of the chairman of the committee on the fire department. The chairman was present this evening, and after consultation with him, be nOW withdrew his notice. The Chair thereupon declared the bill finally rej id. rveral bills from the Board of Common Council were referred. Resolution from the Board of Common Conn- cil, Appoinung & committee to inquire as to whether the damage to certain bridges, sewers, &e., during the recent heavy rains was the result re ee and ted pauper ‘was passed; ani @ Chair appointed on be! of this Board Messrs. Turton and Given. Adjourned. Common Covxcit.—President Moore in the ebair, and all the members present except Messrs. Marche and Talbert. A message was received from the Mayor, an- nouncing his approval of the bill to amend the act to license, tax. and cegulate hotels, taverns, ordinaries, &c.; making an appropriation to — the capal bridges; to regrade aud repave alley in square 488; to repair and restore the standard weights and measures; joint resoin- om asking the Secretary of War to have the channel of the Potomac river surveyed, and — of the cost of its improvement to be made. Also, one in answer toa resolution asking ‘for in ation in pone to aes Temoval of a frame building on I street, enclesing a copy of his corres: aes, ce with Gen. Howard on the subject. The latter says “that the butiding wil! be movet or changed s0 as tocomply with the resolution of the (pUneY As soon as practi- cable. {Oadered te oe p atete ands poameet-to & special com ee COM; ed oO! ker Stew 1, Morsell, Anderson, Mauiloy, Dad- ley and With. instructions to report a bill memorial iz the President to protect the city tm its rights. » Also, enei ae eg committee on contingent the Trustees of the Frabite Schools, toa rerantion of the Board. ‘ae com: states estimate of the (otc acked for by the Board, was based on the actual contingent expenses ot the last fis- cal year as near as could be ascertained at she time, as follow: Ast Vreiatl tet i 24a quar'er, ee 3d quarter, ; quarter, $83. ‘otal, 12 60. In addition '@ the amount p&id, there were unpaid biils in Whe treasurer's hards amounting to €6,000, and The Chair laid before the Board a communi- cation from the Mayor transmitting the clam of Messrs. Makepeace & Thomas for payment for damage to their machine shop, corner of New Jersey avenue and G street north, occa- sioned by the late heavy rains; referred to com- . Lloyd presented the petition of steps, by suitable disinfection and other means, ike amount of bills were potin this estimate, (the treasarer be- Neves to bave teen too low ) That te muds ne Um Of $23,202.99 as last year's contingrn) ex- penses. There was noreason to suppose that chi crut expenses of the coming year delow those of jast year. Dut oy \be contrary it was necessary to provide for odds - hhonal expenres, consequent on the establieh- of twelve new schools, incleding new ferpiture ke. Hence the estimate coud pet Dave bernires. The amounts actnrity paid during the firet and eeconad quarters mdi ate & total expeDre of the year nearly eqout & the amount assomed. The commitive name the a@ifferent items usually charged to contiogent expenres, and aevert that more than on« Balt the ex penditpres under this bead should pre- periy go to the Tr of scbool buildings, and call attention to the fact tha: so long as there are Fo many small houses occupied. these large expenditures will be pecessary.) Rete rrea Also, enclosing reports of the Ward Apothe- caries forthe last quarter as follows .—First Ward, No of paapers, 75, No_ of prescriptions, 166, amount, €69.95; Second Ward, No. of pan- - 23, prescriptions, 101. cost, $55.4, Fourth ard. No. of paupers, 73, prescriptions, 19; amount, $93.10; referred. The following were introduced-—By Mr. Stewart—Bill providing that oats shall hbere- after h® sold ight, 32 poands to the bush- el: referred y Mr. Joyce—Resolutuon for the appointment of an investigating commit er to examine into the manner in which the léth street sewer was constructed, and whether the Dreaks were the resalt of detective workman- ship; adopted, and Mesers. Moore, Joyer, Nal- ley, Mead, and Simams were appointed. By Mr. Pevgbh—Kesolution tor the appoiniment of a committee of two Aldermen and three Qoun- cilmen to inquire into the cause of the break in the 7th street sewer, and tbe damage to the bridge on Boundary street near 4th, and the culvert on North Capitol street, with power to send for persons and papers; adopted, and Mesers. Stewart, Wright aad Peake were ap- pointed. By Mr. Joyce—Resolation inguiring by what authority botel omnibusses are pro- hibited by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Ratlroad trom landing passengers on the 6th street wharf: ted. (Mr. Moore stated that the wbarf in q son Was built on a sea wall, erected by the Corporation, which Was taken possession of by the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R. Co., by virtue of owneren'!p of property on the opposite side of the street. as soon as the wall was completed. | By Mr. Peugh—Resolution revoraing the ac- counts of the ward physician of the Seventh Ward tor correction; adopted. Bill to cause the filth to be removed from a vacant Jot on the south side of F street, between 13th and Mth s'reets, the cost thereof to be assessed on the owner, reterred md Mr Simms—Bill for the relief of R. B. Lioyd; referred. By Mr. Mor- sell—Bills to repair alleys in square 374: re- ferred. By Mr. Calwert—Petition of E. abner and others, with a bill amending the act regu- lating the rale of spirituous or intoxicaung liquors: referred. By Mr. Anderson—Resolu- tion requesting the Mayor to have prepared a directory of the offices in the City Hali. referred. Bill providing for the appointment of a super- intepdent of sewers; referred. Kesoluuon amending the bill licensing insarance com- panier. fixing the licenses at &50 « with a payment of one per cent. of receipts, and asked that it be referred. (Mr. Baker moved to ing it on the table; lost—yeas 9, nays 9 The bill Was referred.) Also, petition of A. Suffert, to build a frame house: referred. Petition of cit- ivens asking the of a law to prevent the obstruction Of streets by disposing of sand. Toe following were reported from the com- mittees —By Mr. Simms (drainage)—Iiill ap- propriating $54) to purcoase and open new books for the Water Registrar's office: passed. By Mr. Pengh from the conference commit- tee on the bill authorizing the leasing of a lot on C street. betwee: And 6th streets, recom - mending that the Board agree tothe Alaer- men’s bill to lease the jot te R. ©. Fox, re- ceding frem the bill of the Council to seli the lot at public auction. (Mr. Wright moved to Imy the report on the table; lost—yeas 9, nays 10. The report was rejected: yeas 4—Messre. Baker, Calvert, Dudley and Peugh: nays 5] By Mr. Peugh (ways and means)—Bitls to pay the Sy ope of the Second, Third aad Fifth Wards for the quarter ending September 3uth, Inst: passed. By Mr. Simme (drainage)— Bill to constract & barrel sewer along south front of square 46; passed. By Mr. Joyce (po- lice)—Substitute for Aldermen's bill author izing Mrs. Sarah B. Munroe to erect an iron railing in front of her residence: . Also, bill granting a like privilege to Mr. Wm Galt; passed. By Mr. Beker (ciaim: Bills for the relief of J.D. Martin; ot R. B. Lioyd; of Pat- rick O'Hare; of Lawrence McMabon, which were passed Untavorably on bilis for the re- lief Jobn Hoioran, Wm. G. Parks, and of Jobn Nagie; which were rejected. Mr. Joyce moved to take up the bill amend- ing the law in relation to the inspection of lumber, which was agreed to. [The bili ex- empts lumber once inspected and measured b: & sworn officer from inspection here.) The bill ‘was amended so as to provide that to exempt the lumber it shall be “cut and marked” and passed. Adjourned. —e—_—_—. Boarp or HEaLTH.—This board met in the Board of Aldermen's room, City Hall at 4 p m. yesterday. Gen. Peter F. Bacon oceupied the chair, and Dr. Geo. M. Dove was secretary. Present—Drs. Riley. Prentiss, Walsh, Fen- wick, and Messrs. Bacon, Wilson, Drake, An- gus and Eiiott. i es secretary read the following commmni- cation from Dr. A. F. A. King concerning chol- era in Murder Ba: Wasenincron, Oct. 15, 1966.—Dr. J. C. Riley, Member Board of Health, dc—My Dear Doctor : I deem a to report to you the following cases of iatic cholera recently occurring on 14th street, near the canal Case 1. Albert Bruce, colored, aged about forty years, was taken ill on Wednesday, Oct. lvtn, and died on Thursday evening following. He bad po medical attendance. Care 2. Fred. Sanders, colored, aged seven years; attacked Saturday evening, Oct. 13te, and died Sonday morning at a.m; was in the stage of collapse when first visited. Case 3. Horace Sanders, colored, aged five years; attacked Surdsey evening; died this morning at eunrise. Case 4. Maria Sanders, colored, aged four years; attacked Sunday night; is now (1 p. ™.) in stage of collapse. The cases have all occurred in the same house, a small, ill-ventilaied dwelling in the well-known locality of Marder Bay. Thus far there are no indications of the disease ia others, but those who died were not affected with premonitery symptoms. The fatality of the cases, though in part owing to the malig- Dancy of the disease, was doubtiess increased by the want of those hygienic remedies, a neces- sary Accompaniment of — and poverty, without which the best of medical treaument can be but of little use. itis to be hoped that the honorable body of which you are a member will take immediate to annihilate the germs of the pestilence whi “* still in the bud ery respectfully, your obedient servant, A. F. A. Kine. M. D. Dr. J.C. Rey, Member of Board of Health for Second Ward. Dr. Dove. the secretary, stated to the Board that, during the morning, be, with Sanitary Sergeant A. A. Greer, visited the locality men- tiened above and examined two bodies, but be ‘Was not prepared to pronounce them pure cases of Arintic cholera. He had, however, caused to be used freely disinfectants, just as though the cases were ac! ported the cases te the Mayor, that he might lake such action as he deemed advisable. i cholera. He re- Mr. Angus reported that be had received complaints concerning the wretched condition an alley between Sth and 6th streets west H and Wasbington streets; also that nume- rous cellars along Pennsylvania avenve were well suj ae with water, which should be removed The house and premises on the north siie of Market mediately. Space, between sth and &b streeis, was reported as being in a most filthy and loathsome condition. Members of the Board who visited tbis place said they never saw any honse and surroupdings ww sueb a de; condition. On motion. the Board urned. eee Creep CoMrromisEes.—A warrant was is- sued yesterday by Justice Colton, on com- laintof P. BE. a —— in the Tressu: ment, againet J. R. Creed, another cler! Department, for obtaining - recharged, wenton his way rejoicing. Itis alleged that the confidence game has been extensively pioree i this individeal on various parnes ding in Washington city, the amounts thus obtained ing variously estumated at from $1,000 to 82,000.—Aler. Journal, 15th. ‘and took them to the central where Justice Thompson chem to be Gumemepecsh or = wa we cent of Arkausas in to scare & you: friend ber winddw whewte ten 74 ‘a