Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1866, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-NIGHT. National THeater.—The great tragedi. eupe, Jean Merie Davenport. _— of 1 sae mented Gen. Lander. appears evening as Pauline, in Bulwer's favorite play, “Phé Lady of Lyons.” This engagement ought to ALE tne tbenter nightly with admirers of the legitimate drams, as this lady's repatation & true ar. st is firmly established. Opp FrLrows’ HALL.—The grand festival, concert, snd tableaux, for the benefit of St- Dominic's new church, Island, continues to draw crowds nightly. Seance’ The «Grand National Gift Concert.” THE GREAT DRAW-IN, Sereral Thousand People go wp to get a Brick Howse—Nome of em get a Brick House—Lachry- mose speech by Mr. Morse— How their great expec- ianons wete Disappointed— Thirty-five thousand dollars paid for printing—Two thousand dollar® lost by bad agents. The ticket-bolders went up in strong array again Jast night to get their brick houses and ‘bings. Long before the drawing commenced every available seat had been occupied, with the exception of she Orchestra chairs, (81 ex- tra.) which also were tolerably well filled as tbe hour for the drawing approached. A ram! dling behind the curtain announced mat things ‘were beiug made for the drawing, and while the aforesaid things were being fixed the andi- emce beguiled the time by whistling, and sing- ing, and trampiog im chorus. Every man who entered the Orchestra was at once saluted with a peremptory order by the bhoys to take his hat off, which demand was, i ost anstances, comphed with amid con- siderable mirth. At balf-past seven o'clock the preliminaries were srranged forthe ¢rawing. A man in 4 suufl-cojored coat, said to be a Mr. Morse, cume forward upon the stage and made some remarks tm regard t the history of the enter- prise, which he said bad been institnted under pany disadvantages, and bad met with un- foreseen difficulties. He alluded to the articles mm the Star with reference to the scheme ss having had a damaging effect upon the saie of tickets in this city, and attributed the oppo- sition of the journal to the fact that it bad not been given advertising patronage. ' Mr. Morse expiained that the dv tors had been under au enormous expense in alvertis- ing their project. about $35,000 Baving been aid for ad tising and printing, and 82.000 nad been lost by cerita agents to whom the sale of tickets had been entrusted. Abont = 5.000 of the proceeds of the sales would be expended for prizes, and the managers had not thereforefore realized enough to take each one to Europe. The speaker annowneed that in ddition to the prizes which would be given, directors had also made the following do- nations Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Or'n Home Fund. Wash'n City Maleand Female Asylam. Portland Sufferers... Soldiers’ and Saito: x Total ate<e It was : atas only 3.00 uckets bad been s ad been Recessary to dimin- amount of real estate, which wouid he 1 of to the purchasers, and only s worth eould be presented, instead of 550,000 worth, as had been announced. | rere then arranged for the | sold bad beea placed in fe placed upon the stage, as was also | the wheel—a large cask provided with a large opening—(suggesting & chance for a take-in)— Jor the insertion of the tickets, and one through Which they were to be drawn. sisting of Messrs. J. R. and Mr. R. S Davis, was sppointec from the audience to superintend the drawing After the tickets had been transferred from | | the safe to the wheel, the drawing was pro- | ceeded with, @ small boy having been selected } for Ubis purpose | Deated atthe wheel, the boy, divested of his 1 and with his sieeves rolled up, entered | cheerfully upeu bis work. The cask being a | | | large one, and the bos’s arm being rather short, he was obliged to exert bisaself considerably in order to reach the tickets. Im this process he was saluted with cries of Go tothe bottom !" «Get inside!” «: Don't strain yourself!” my ticket now!’ “ Don't drop it! «Yo made & mistake; that ain't my aumber!” « Stir ‘em up!’ (Mr. Devis opened :the barrel and podged away at the tickets with his cane.) ; Stir "em up, but don't tear ‘em, “ Puta little more power to your el- rm Give my ticket down in the &e., &e mt subsided into inverest as the was made of the first ticket drawn, No. 258,325, entitling the holder, J. Tatinger, of Hudson City, New Jersey. to the house and lot on H street, valued at $15,000, The nextticket drawn was No 31,224, giving the house and lot on Tenth street, valued at $5,000, to Isaac Witner, New Holland, Lancas- ver ceunty, Pa. The third prize, a diamend set, valued at $1,000, was drawn by K. H: Woodford, Connestoga, New York, ticket No: 25,313. Nuember 59459, Geo. B. McWaster, Wheeling, West Virginia, drew the fourth prize, & grand piano, valued at $500. The fiftn prize, & silver cea set. was drawn by No. 140,253, D. B. Purrington, Coldwater, Mich No. 11, the Union Department Club of n, drew the sixth prize, a piano, valued at $600. No. 7,784, W. Blessiand, Wash- D.C. drew one diamond ring, valued The drawing cf pianos. rings, watches, &c., were then proceeded with Atthe conclusion of the drawing last even- ing, it was announced that the remainder of the prizes, copetituting 4:79 presents, yalned at from 81 to 85 each, would be drawn by the commitive in charge of the Fair Building. Seep Youxe Mps’s Ouxistian Assovlarion.— The first regular meeting of the board of direc. tors of the Young Men's (bristian Asseciation building was held at the office of Jay Cooke & Co.. Uctober 10, The followimg-named prominent citizens ‘were elected members of the board to moe folly resent the business interests of the city ’—Messrs. John R. Elvans and Samuei Norment. Messrs. Alex. R Shepherd and Lewis Cle- phane were elected directors to represent the interests of the Washington Library Associ- ation. The board elected the following officers :— President, Hon. S. P. Ohase, Onief Justice of ibe Supreme Court; Secretary, Brevet Brig. General 5. L. Brown; Treasurer, H. D. Cooke, Esq. The buiiding committee was increased b the addition of Messrs. Alex. R. Shepherd, ef | R. Elvans, and Wm. B. Todd. The bosrd authorized the issae of one hun- dred thousand dollars ($100,000) worth of stock am shares of $25 each. Due notice of the open- ing of the sabseription books will be given. The Young Men’s Christian Association subscribed the sum of $25,000 toward the erec- ton of the building. and bas granted an an- nual dividend of six per cent. apon all stock, ‘which renders investment in the building fund not only safe but remunerative. The project of erecting a building to contain 2 commodious public ball, a large free library and reading rooms. parlors, and gymnasium, meets with hearty favor among all classes of | citizens. The need of such an institution has long been felt, and we predict tbat the association ‘Will meet with a bearty and liberal respouse from the Washington pui Appeal for aid. _—— a TRE Caorena in MuRper Bay.—On Friday »& colored man. named Sanders, who lived With bis family near 14th street, in Marder Bay. died from sickness which Presented a very strong resemblance, 1m its symptoms, to Asiatic cholera. On Saturday one of his chil- dren was taken with cramps, &c., similar to those with which the father had suffered, and afters brief illness the child followed the pa- Tent. Yesterday. the Corporation Apothecary for the Second Ward was notified that two more of Sanders’ children, four and five years of age, respectively, had jast died of the same disease. Last night the a) was called Upon to prepare & prescription of medicine for & white child, apparentiy affering with chol- era, in the same focality, and this moroing apother case was reported, being that of a col. cored man, BAmé not given, in the same vi- cinity. —_e—__. Bast Batt.—Yesterday morning, the Key- stone Base Ball Club arrived here, and were received by @ delegation of the National Ciab, by whom they were shown around the city, Visiting many of the public buildings and places of interest. In tbe afternoon they vis- ited the grounds of the Nationals, and wit- nessed a match between the second nines of the National and Potomac, which resulted in & victory for the former. This afternoon they pisy a match game with the Nationals, on the rounds south of the President's. ——e——— Mr. Eprrorn:—Will you allow me, through your valuable paper, to ask the Board of Trus- tees of our Public Schools why it is that they bave to examine the applications ef fifty-five ladies trom Massachusetts for teacberships. Is it becanse we have no young tadies in our public schools, or who are graduates of the same, that are notcompetent to fill such places? oF is it because the Massachusetts ladies are better qualified? This certaivly seems to be very poor “ncouragement for the pupils of our Public schools. A PuriL. we ta, me ‘ons, Se panne os \yauis avenue, near4 street. i co tin Famer 4 Goons AT YoLy Prices!=Grav'’s Ootiars, 25 cents per? Dollars. 25 cents por box: Good Merino acme bone heh ay Sieacn; good Usnton Pinnret Pra: 5 cents, at Henry Frane’s, 494 7th street,3 di above Odd Feliows’ Hall. WY TAVITE ATTENTION tO tue Truster’s sale of the brick dwelling pone Goes zeae to take plage to-morrow nes: afternoon, 17th October, at 4}¢ o'clock. ‘Tne sale is per- emptory. # JamEs ©. MoGuire & Co., Auctioneers. ever ‘Tis Nor In MORTALS to command success, But we'll do more, Sempronius, we'll deserve it, by selling clothing at One’Price only at the corner of Seventh streetand Maryland ayenue. Pear FLASHING in their pearly sheen, From the gtorious cntaiiine, See those Tééth untarnished! ‘W bite alike, the back and front. Yes, by the Fragrant Sozodont, May beauty’s month be garnished! iia Covens.—As a Soothing Pectoral, Brown's Bronchval Troches are advantageously employed to alleviate Coughs, Sore Threat, Hoarseness and Bronchial atfeetions. Those exposed to sudden changes of weather should have them, as they can be carried tm the pocket and taken as Occasion requires apon the first appearance of a Cold or Cough. eirert! i Sxaarce Greene BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved shanks, for gentlemen's wear, made to order by John Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, and inside Hotel. St gts Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, VascOlar Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, #24 Penn av.. het ween ¢\ and 6tk streats. Or- fice bours from 8a m. to 3 p. m., and 6 to 8 p. m. No charge for consultation, sna entities PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the Star office counter DIED. KBONTZ. On the 15th instant. at 4 o'clock a m.. MARY. beloved wite of E.H. Krontz, and | dangbter ef John Leehy, age 2) years. T)e friends of the family are sopocctialls invited to attend her funeral, trom her late residense, on O street. between 13% and lith streets, Island, on to morrew, (Wednesday ,) at3o'clock p.m. 4 LORAIN St West Point.N. Y.,oa the 17th fn- stant, FANNIE BE FIELD. daughter of Brevet Majeley Lorain, U. 8, A., aged one yearand three mcnths. PARTRIDGE. Died_at Brashear, La . October 24. 1-06. EB WIN RITCHIE, aly gon of Samuel L. spake jlate Bell G. Partridge, aged two years and eight m = Se - R a PBESERVED FRUIT OF THIS SEASON. 70 Cases of Choicest FRUIT, preserved in Sirup, made of Stuart's best Crushed Sagar, are now coming in Bouseheepers who have not pré] for the red themssives | inter’s demand cau rely om the quality of these goods, ey com price— DRANDY FRUIT, PRESERVES JX AVY SIRUP, ALADES, — Buin. URCHELL, R.W. Corner Fourteenth and F «ireata, cc 13 4t _ (Under Ebvitt Bouse.) NE MACKEBEu! o bbls. prime new No. 3 Mackerel. 30 Lg _ “1 Mackerel which we are selling at the lowest market rates, McKNEW & BELL, Grecers, 405 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4%; street. ocleIwe BS LA=6 LOT OF L IBISH POPLINS. We bave just recei red one case of REAL IRISH POPLIN. which were ordered by usin May last, com prising all the most desirable colors in use, ¥ we solicit the inepection of our custom the public, and as these goods are in whole ces, weshall cat them inany quantity desired; 80 that Indies who may wieh whole suits or gored skirts can be accommodated. hose of our customers who have already made their selections from the sample card can new ob tainthe goods. W.M. SHUSTER & BRO., No. 3% Market Spac 0¢ 9-tuds2wif between 7th and ath atrent NOVEMBER COUPONS OF U 5 6 20 BONDS puchused by LEWIS JOHNSON & OU Oc 3 tf Banker Pa ( ENTUCKY BREAKFA : BACON — Bright and superior qaality, Just r-ceived. 2%. M. PY KING & SON H. $7.25 - Egg, Do. Furnace, Do Steamers, Baltimore Company Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Far- nace, Do. Lump, $8 30 330. Boston Run Btove, Do. Egg, very superior Goal, 8c Lebigh Foundry, ns ASH Plsmond Vein. Stove and Reg. $375. Lyken’s Valley, Do Do., $5 75. Cumberland Coal, §7. OAK and PINE WOOD, of the very best quality, constently on band = ‘ Now is ~ 24 time for families to put in their win- “Orders will be Fecelved at vel ome, 408 Pav street, between E an or ai ir rf. at foot of sth street, P. BROWN & 80N ecb Im 405 gtnat., between E and F. ENTERPRISE QO»: LIVE AND mV) LIVE, TO ALL EPIOURES. The undersigned respectfully informs the pub- He that to-day he will introdace three new Boasts, the‘ Old Virginia,” *Rough and Ready” and the Aste. ch be TE As! Cheatnat. celebrated, “Pelmonico” Bo served up in the beat style, sur) ever introducedin this hy. Fheve roasts have never heretofore been served up in st class Saloon in this city. P in apy first cla The public should be very ‘efal where th buy their Oysters at this season of the year am not laying in heavy cargoes, {rean snpplice daily of from two to three hundre: usheja of t! s' yetere come Ss mar- aa bave a ready salo, must be resh Perticular attention paid ‘o families and restaurants Oysters packed JBapy zed cans or Wholesale and retail. 251 © street, corner posite Washington Theater. i anything SOMETHING NEW FOR HOUSEKEEPER: Ss AND LAUNDEESSES, saad GUTTA PEROHA CLOTHES LINES, Much cheaper and far n ore durable than rope. b, Forsale typ. KING & SON. King Place, | oei-6t = corner Vermont avenne and 16th st. wit OPORTO PORT. . This Wine is the produceefthe WHITE OPORTO GRAPE, and basa delicate, mellow Port Wine flavor. Bot tied in Oporto by Osborne & Co., from whom itis received direct 2. M. *. KING & SON, King Place, oc 10-6t cor. Vt. ave. and loth strest. V /K HAVE CONNECTED with our Ware- rooms. stairs, an establishment, and other MUSIOAL IN hacaal where Pia Ni STRUMENTS are thoroughly repaired at reasovable terms The Pianoforte Tuners in onr, employ are from sa Manufactory of Btolnway & Sous, of New ¥. ee ee W.@, METZ EROTT & CO oc’ S Penn’s avenue. PH averrals G In prime order. BREE TORCURS, oes Toe pune pe, OTIOR I BE UNDERSIGNED. F 5 s DESFOSSE, French er. 367 19th street, corner of Pennsylvania ue, takes pleasure of informing his friends end bis pumerous eustowers. thet ‘be has pur- chased the Cr ag mg Bonneau erste . foreF 108 eon n is name for the foase wi! ee Jo She way of fabri " French and rican nality, and contin ae sa ood A South corner Penn's avenue and 9th street. W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, STORES 315 AND 317, Wil give thei 0 4 sean etn ene Sivd uses teeta Uh eee Bue, between sth aud a.) Lint} oc ls-eol0t AND — * tually enred x & by the oss of Moore's oe ta woe ceaRRgRE ROOMB AT 446 oc 3 im" im) WANTS, hts girt,e beroe SITUATION to Ww No. 82137 ork. ty at street, between Daud Be) tie ANTRD—¥. a T ; W epi sty Bies Es RANITE CUPTERS. oe we HOLAS ACKER. a ED—, WwW ros GIBL w do awe oud oe 16-S3t ‘336 Pené_avonue. WAnrED-a rn Jo dtivs «. Seincal wale BALDWwiW & Lufton's. So0Dee, kee ite ANTE0—To ontchéso. a ewall HOUSE, con- - - stating and Keaton: We Peat the Ceoraetaen, Ds W 45TED_By « s0ung woman, a SITUATION as frat ‘cook. ey beg ref. Gan te ben a two ork) 0, 2 a a TR, RESPECTABLE GIRLS WISH BIT. TIONS in 5 cook th other as chowharen yo wix years given. Apply ateouth F URS a street, one door trom iat street, for three days: 0016 3t™ W4dtEDT4 suit of UNFURNISHED $00 or a “7 all Naguiy! fey ore per m € ferences exchanged. - ‘Ung terme, number of rooms, sh BE. ec D—One TALLY CLEBK, one B- R. ore OOACHMAN, and ons PRL PRMAN und three CHAMBBK Rotel. Apply at No. 463 wost 13th ANTED—Ipa respectable house. near Lou istana avenue, two or three Buoys, unfur- niseed bniteble for, ntleman ady. in- quire at 49 Louisiana jue, between 6'h and 7t streets, Oc Ws 2t* WANTED-By TI@N 10 do chamberwork aud wait onthe dining le, or chamberwork and help te do the pes recommenii- e6. Pleas: 5th street, bet. Dand es oc 16-31 V TA food BLACKSMITH, one whe ands iiebt and ap AY work. aad, also Horse Shoeing Nowe need apply bat a g 01 steady hand Sicady employment eT MURPRY Corner of Washington und Water sts _0¢ 16-36" Georgetown, D ) ANT b. ) ANT BD—A good JOURNEYMAN BARBER at No. 353 Pennie ane 0¢ 15 8t* PASQUALE DI MARZO. WASTED—A good steady TINNER. Good wares given. inquire at the Star Offices. W 4NTED—Threo unfarnished_ HOUSES in Georgetown to rev. at from = to $W per ridge ot. FOR SALE AND RENT. nar waren Sateinrear aoa eee Ty? PARLORS, one CHAMBER street, bet econ D ‘aud KITO and B. fa very cliaibte tocasin . | § OCIS oust” ‘OR RENT_Twok. MS. et No. ‘street, between 17th aad |. ADP on ‘on B SALE—That 1 ned ROUSE F roa be wou th oot tok For tors, ac. apvly at 404 E otroet north. oc 16-3t* y 1—Two large. “furni B. Inquire ot No. SW are an twoem vith apd 7 FoR REsT—a rRam rooms, situated on 19t: Betree the oc 1€-6t* F anes ‘Ooms: cay ie ith Pi rm i situated at the corner orith end bia avenue eas ti Behoo Apel at HEMEY ROTTMAN, S33 1ithet. For BENT—Port ets FO (six rooms »a4 kitchen.) toa Soo ower pectay tee weeien Meterencereruired, Address BoM. Post Ofice Fo RENT—A HOUSE, containing nine rooms, Sad two kitchens, with tos et ground aed above prope 5 particulars julre on prem: Terms in advance, ae St Fe RENT—The FARM. for the last three years the residence of Major Pheephiins Gaines, con- Aertel of 1:0 acres. lying r Mobon,! be from Benning’s Bridge. Reese of 11 rooms, stone stable, arn, de Address *E.S..’ 437 E street, spéton, D.C.,or call in person, between 3 and 7 ». 2th Brick rie | tee SH epply to JAS. RK. FITOH. Beal Eat ers) Agent, corner of7th and F st: opposite General Post Office. Oc 16-3t* Fo BENT—A HOUSE, containing five rooms and kitchen, with large letof groundanda variety of fruit hed to the sams: is alson pump of good water in the yard; stable for ir horres he above property is situated on the corner of ]0th and C streets east, Capitol Hill. For particul=rs inuuire of Mr. CUNNINGHAM, near- y opposite. ‘Terms in advance. oc 16 3t* Twe FURNISHED FRONT BOOMS FOR rent on 6th street, No, 221, between M and N streets. oc 15-3t* ite and Gen- month ME & COOPER, 100 pectable steady woman, @ oO 0 15-608 WASTED By ar SITUATION as nurse and do chamberwork and isin sewing Can come well recommended by families ehe has Mved within the city. K., at this office, oc W ANTED—a first-class MILLINER M. WLLLIAN, _ 0c 13-8 336 Penu's avenue. W ARTED—To rent. immediately. an unfur nished or furnished HUUSE, with WW to 16 rooms, lo between 7th and 20th streets. north ef Penn’a avenue. STARE & CU., 445 7th st., Boom 13, . 3G" 0 18.-6t* A ,S2STLEMAN DESIRES & ROOM IN A Private family, with or without Board Im the vicinity of N and Lith streets. Address *H partment of State. 1 SG _ 9 ae ANTED—A white WO N SERVANT, t ertee work of a smail family, at No. ne Preepect stre rgetown, Good references will be absol a: Tred. oc 12-3t* Heret WANTBD—A person of much experi ence as. hotel keeocr wishes to hire a large FURNISHED BOOSK, in a good location. with capseity fora Billiard Room and Bar. Apply to J. FP. CALLAN, No. 72 La. av. oc 11-e03t® WANTED_To parchsee @ small HOUSE and LOT. Address HOUBK, Star Office, stating terms ane locat oc 10-6t* ANTE itely, from 30 to 40 wecond- hand SETTEES, in good order, fer cash, 2 let. 2 oc 10-iw WANTED TO BUY FOR 35.000 $5,000. CAST OF F CLOTHING of ail do- seriptions. Ladies’ cud Gents’ Ulothes Dyed Cleaned and Kepatred. No 4™5 7th, corner street. and 576%, 7th, between B and Maryland avenue, oc I-im* W4NTED—A WITITE WOMAN to cook and assist in the washing andirening for a smi family, Apply at 361 H street, two doors from ath oc8 tf ANTED—by the 18th of October, an unfur- nithed BRICK HOUSE, containing eight or ten rooms, with modern improvements, between 6th and Zist streets, Pennsylvania avenue and N street. Address A.K.L.,at this office. Best of references gived and required 8029 tf Fok RENT—A STABLE, with accommodati fer carriage and two horses. Inquire at 4 lith treet, between G and Fate, oct li f= SALE—A BAKERY. Ayply at 494 Mary land between 444 aud éth sts., Istand, FF 94 BENT—A STORE BOOM tor rent, suitable for « Plumber or other kinds of business. In autre at Grocery Store corner oi 9th aud D streets. oc 15 fo RENT—A sTUBE-BOOM on Ith street be- tween H and I. Also. a KOOM on second story. JAMES H. SHREVE, ee 15-3t* Tth street, between A and T. Fo RENT—Thiree large BOOM: rent; two en the first floor and one up stairs; on 12th stre€t, between O aud P sts, 312 per month. ec 15-20" OR RENT—In Georgetown, a FUBNISHED ROUSE, contaiuing 10 rooms, er and ga<; Ithy and des le, Apply at No. 40 v near 2étheireet. oc 1S-tm* Rs RENT— heuse ocenpied by @ private family. a larce and nicely furnished front KOOM, References required. 376 13th street, near New York avenue. __o¢ 15-2t* [OR RENT—A very desiraole and convenieat k DWELLING HOUSE with store room at tacled BKeyt cheap for 8 good tensut. JOHN H. TRUNNEL, corner 8d and Frederick sts., George town. oc 15 3t* Fe SALE OB RENT—a GARDEN Fag of from 32 to 15 acres, with hense, stable, &., 3% miles from the Center Market. north of the city, Inquire of HENRY & WALKER, Room No. 10, Federal Block, corner of 7thand Fets. oc 15-it* {OB RENT—Lar, nd small furnished and an furnished BO! Sand APARTMENTS enit- able vor h usekeeping. Also, For Sale. several HOUSES, on ens ,, Inquire STARR & ‘Sho 7th street, Boom 13 oc 15-3m™ OR BALE CR RENT—On ma a vey vob hie property. coneisti ny story HOUSE and BACK BUILDING, immed ely cast of the National Hotel, with a * Sterein front. Title indysputable JOHN W. MAGILL, corner Penn 10th street west oc Itt WwW ANTED—We want HOUSES, large and «mail, Jurpished and unfarnished. for rent and to Sell to first-class tenants. and BUILDING LOTS in FARM for about $5,000 0r ington. D.L. W. 2025 Im V ANTED—Persons having for rent large or swall Houses, either farnished or unfur- piehed can secure permanent aed responsible ENANTS by soplying at STARR & 45% 7th street. m 13. BRICK BOUSK from 5 to 12 rooms. / ANTED— By a respectable young girl, a SIT- V UATION to do chamberwork aad jain sew- se3 ing. Address a note tod I ° ves, GOODS of every 406 7th street @ and H . Also.to buy HOUSES earipatce, and a nice NTEP —8EOOND Ae TaN bore e, B. BVO FOE SALE OR RENT—Oniy $100 CaSH re- quired te purc ea new two story five room HOUSE, situated 6th street, Island, between Hendl. ABR & UO 0c 13 3t* 4™S 7th street, Room Ty¥e OR THREE BOOMS, furnished, suitable fer bousek 4 single gentlemen, for rent at No 24 street, cerner of M street; water and gas. References re- quired. Oc 13-3t* Fo RENT—Two communicating, newly and elegantly FURNISHED ROOMS’ in the mod- ern built new house, 453 M street, between lth and 12th streets. Neighbornood unsurpassed. oo $20,and back rvom $10 per mont® oc iad | en SALE—A new two-story BRICK HOUSE, containing 5 rooms, besides outbuildings, st: uated on the west side of 6th street west, sevond door from D streetsouth.(Island.) T is one of the best in that part of the cit) a mediate possession can be -. Inquire of WM. McLEAN, corner 13th street andcanal. oc 13-e03t* EW FALL STYLES GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODs, The subscriber b at considerable expen and labor, thoroughly refitted and Deantihed bis Btore, has now the pleasure of notifying his Pa- trons axd the public that he h: t from the Northrand is uow in daily recein or ae FALL AND WINTER PURCHASES, Embracing a large and varied assortment of first- tase “*“GENTLEMER’ FURNISHING Goons, Select care of t! New York. ly of the most favorable character; buying my 3 i esth, with store rent free.” aia othe warpenten Mabe ', enables me to vell at the very lowest caan ces, ¥ ‘Thankfal for past favors, it the future. by strict attenti merit a continuation of th so liberally extended to me. is my intention for ion to business, to tronage so long and Gentlemen's Furnishing St rn! by _ te 15-eo10tif 424 Peas’ RRMovar. J. P, DENNIS, COACHMAKER, Invall ite branches wad aint. ew we ranc ry 1 CHEA?, DURAULE- and ta ss Petrie as any Coscameker in the country. He hopes by em- pioving bone bat first class mechanics, and ole! not! tog bas the best material , together with stric attention to business, to merit and recetv. are of patronage. sep 3 o JA¥ 000Ks & €0., BANKEES AND DEALERS IN GOVEBNMENT SECUBITIES. Old FIVE-TWENTIBS taken in exchange for New, and a liberal difference allowed. COMPOUND INTEBEST notes bought. Joc 9-4t GORDON & CO'S « OSLEBBATE£D PRESERVES, JRL daSDY FRUITS, and_arrivi: fine selec! f FRBGERY M8 "ccoustting ° nan ‘tha! mit BEGBIES, BasPBERBI PEACHES, PRARS For sale in GEA APF ir sa! re a ma! ore Mee RIM oc 10-6t ix Ravinia seer ia for my trade, - _ JOHN SAUL. 392 7th street, above H. 7 Seed Store will be |. ater November 1st, to 446 7th street, oppesite 0.8. Patent Of- fice. ocl-eolm C4Brats. ht ae TiNDOW BHADBS, &c. 1 ved from @ New York auction house Afi places Topecey, Thter-piye Tnaeshe, Venet List and ines eres OIL- jie yeaa veuth te 15-Im* between G and H ate., onst UILDBES’ HABDWABE. wale Ee alee Rineteet len BUILDERS’ DEPOT. 562 ‘iw '—Three handsamely fornished PAB 4¢ BED-BOOMS, commnnicating, to ly. with the riviiege waterin If het together A part of t inboard. a FURNISHB and bath and gas and w: will « mederate terms. Apply at 234 H street, between 19th and 2th. oc 18-tNovi" FS, BENT — Three small Rove KITCHEN and DINING ROO. 456 lith street, between K and F. Fo, BENT OR SALE—The best located PHY- SIOIAN’S OFFICE in Washington. Address M. D., Star office Oc 12 bt" OR SALE—A desirable BESIDEN wD ouse contains fortable rooms, ts conveniently loested respects well suited for a private residence. A three-story BRIOK, with « large side lot, 80 by 123 feet deep, will be sold at a great bergain. For terms. de. apply to McNEIR © BRYSNT, 495 7th strees. between D and E. oc ll-2w Ari S8aLE—The GOOD WILL, LEASE, FIX- TUBES, &c of the Congressional Bestau- rant, No. > south A street, Capitol Hill. Wiil be sold cheap and on Teasonable terms, by applying at once on the premises. 00 10-6t* Fo RENT—A large FRAME HOUBE. No. 57 @eetrect south, near Maryland con- taining 8rooms, with basemest, kitchen and cel- lar; newly papered and Painted. One large BOOM, in rear of Rational Stables. on OC street, between 476 and oth streets, suitable for work shop or store room. W as and water. naquire o! * ‘a MinG, No. 383. C street, betwoun Og and 5th # oe! € 10-6", AY) NT OB SALE-—A two-story FRAME BUILDING. on Virginia avenue. Is! north side. between Ist and ad jt bouti4rooms. Inquire of JAS. F. L 391 New York avenue, between smeene o Fatsme. a newly BLOB aod BED- Ospitol. Oni. NT— DOUBLE HALL orew BOOMS Alto's large BADKMENT suitetio for the Oyster business, OHN H. SNYDEB. oc 3 2w* Ho 56 Eobiatne avenue. ABGE STORE AND BAKE HOUSE, WITH gas and . Also. 10 nished 5 Inntire next doot to Paint and Uil Beste S30 LEAD, st 1s por hundeed pounder Qual Ones al re handr nds: Oral cents pergallon. WM RUTHERFORD, Boatreet, bet. 12th and isth. RENT—Severa! BOOMS tn Telegraph Of- fice 345 Pennsylvania avenue. For terms in- quire at 490 H street, north Patent Office, at 10 oF ala J, TOWLES, Agent. Fe, RENT—The STORE No. 321 D street, near 1ith. I rogte tamed y on Penne. sti staateg igreoomeets Wentegion cy. Apply 200. BB BE. at the Star Otles. so80 it" ‘OB SALE | WELLING, sit- Fron SAL toe lateral and and Vi oc 2-20 51 feet front by with throng ter. Tot te 100 fect a A rR se J1-dtf ” caton Ht 5 | FoSae raUp sea eas oe east corner ots., lately Ao} hy ‘of a. nay = Pro- and us cellars. ‘Terms easy. ply om the ba vy re. MIN, oan + orto D, corner Toth and Pate sentry Boy ett ‘OB BENT—Two F: BOOM8,on ',0r two rooms and kitchen, at No, 467 isth street, between E and y Fete. su 15-tt os} > @ ° es ‘e have now on hand an ssortment of 40 TO 50 PIAW®S. are offering for it factory prices. ‘exclusively for cash, we are euabied 496 1, TAEROUS,TA Nae 486 Pha FIBER VIL ait, epee coment ae el; G T} el ved = AG eee AUCTION SALES. ° a , the -3d instant ou toe wide all a tote. i Dalnoce In rix and tw venue Ween each lot when EN & WILLIAMS, aucts. On W. pe A NOON at half past four o'clock. on rite ie je of a derd of iter BM the lend BVe) anc a ri e q PERSP phawsan Trastee. u +m CO , ‘Aucts. B* GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. TWO PIANOFORTES. FRENOH PLATE MIR KORS, CAR?’ iy thea Brat rbhoetes On FRID. ths We, PUBLIC ALOTION m., wesball wel) at re. Daan rt 1 0" © and D streets nd Hoek and other Mattresses Two large Oilciotos Two Black Walnut Extension Tables Anexcelient aseortment of Crockery and Glass- war A grod lot of Parlor and Ohamber Stoves A lot of Kitchen Requisites ‘oc 1b.d GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ‘LIAMS, Auctioneers. BHOUSEBOLD RETWEEN © AND 8 STREETS NOBTH, aT 234 wo jock a. use 419, on 13th street, the articles. viz covered Sofas. Castor and Side Chairs Marble top Tables. Whatnots, and Pictares Walnut Marbiv top Sideboard with Etagere Walnut Extes-ion Table aud Dining Chairs ng Bureats. and Wash. sk. and other Mat(reases third cash, residue in 6 and 12 on roperty th o'clock p, the wettest! @ No 13,47 Feo iss. havine ty feats oy, which ve deed of teat on the premises Stemps at the cost OK DWELLING LAN WALNUT | tition of thi a AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. GALE OF VALUBLE eee URI oF TuBY isslos wi Broging at 12 o° it Ey 390. corner pe nt of the Untted Lots numbered 16, 17,38, 90. amd Zi, in Square No, Lots numbered 2,3 ¢ and 5, in Wo #i2. Lot nambered 13, aare . Lot numbered are not complied with tm thirty days from the day of sale. the Commisstoner the ri to resell the me TH a Fak nid ost ihe Apt rehaser. Shee ok Er Ancts. of . the Commissioner b ich aut ephee G a WittiaWes, Also. immediately after the above sale, weshall Offer the woole of Square numbered Sw A desir- able location im s rapidly impreving neigubor hood, and well worthy the tention ofc es 2, ma ‘Term: One third cash, balance in & mouths, secured by deed ot tratton came IW. L. WALL & 00., Anctioneers. ISPIOWER'S SALE OF BEAL EsTaT: oe ts THE sixtea wun: ai . By virtue of the oréer and decr: Court of the July 16, 1866. of the Supreme bear: fans Ne suction,on TUESDA tober, 1865, at So tlock p. m., In front of the prea Lots of ground numberen ten, (10.) twelve (12) aud thirteen. (13.) secording to a subdivision of orig: bai Lotnombered two, (2.) in Square numbered nine bupdred apd forty five. (945,) of the plan of FURNITUREON 1 tru STREET. foi | Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain, and ether Oar. | pets Hall Oilcloth and Stair Rods Lot ef Table Crockery and Glassware Lot of Kitchen Reyuisites And many other articies, which we deem unneces- umerate sary to eD Terms cash. ecl6 —_—SG@REEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts Leite sahates ce CONSTABLE’S SALE OF A CELEBRATED TROTIING HORSE In virtne of ive write of fleri facias issned oy J W. Bervacio. one of the Instices of the Peace for the county «f Washington. © . at the suit of Charles Miller against the goods and chatiels, na tevements, rig! ba ‘Shompson. I have weizcd the following goods and chattela te rame,to wit:—One white Trotting Hor riage. } set of Harness,1 Cutting x2 llarness And 1 bereby etve notice that on TUES- DAY, 23d cay «f Vetober, 1556, at the hour of 10 o'clock 8. m.,in front of Green & Williams’ Anc | and froit trees: b at, crecttaof A.W. | ken in execution tion Btore, I shall expose the above-described | goods and chattels tothe highest bidder fer cash. oci6 a JH WISE Gonstabie, QHEEDS AND FENCING FOR SALE Chief Quartermnaster’s Office, Depot of Washi: Washington, D'C.. October ig. tat Wil be sola at Podlic Auction. on FRIDAY, October 19. at 12 o clock m, wader the super- yieion of Brevet Licutenant’ Oolon+! James x. joore. M., on L street, between lith and ith street: Two Sheds, 15x53 feet each, Owe Shed. 18x135 feet: and 25 ineal feet of Fencing Terms: Cash, in Government funda, Bu Begs &c., to be removed within five days from di f . teh eae D.H RUCKER, Assi Dt Quartermaster General, _ocli-8t Brevet Mayor General. U SA. BY * 5008s evarta. Beal Estate Brokers. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AND HOUSESON H STREET WE! UARE a. ne 4 rooms rooms; one new, Witt be sold tu ate Terms cash. 50 down on each house whe told. fies te eee B* KILBOUBN & LaTTa, Real Estate Brokers. GBEEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers, AUCTION SALE OF TWO TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES on north A street, between sth and Sth streets cast tol Bil Capi wi? THURSDAY. Octaber 28th, at 4.30 P. m we sell, onthe premises, two’ tw. ri |, Containing five rooms each, (ew hones I) be sold together er separately Terms: One-third cash; baisnce in six and twelve Menths. $50 down on each house when sold, For sale at privatesals before oc B-eodds (intel. & Ch: BX GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioncors, HANDSOME PRIVATE RESIDENCE AN OPADIOIRING: LUTE WERE CORNER 'W EAR E OF iat “AND, at STREETS NORTH aT On MON i m™ 5 ged BAY, the 22d instant, at4¢ o’cl . Low No ‘0 story ie fine house, rooms, ha eer, and ont houses; the premises having a ine fi se, with “SS djoining var r together woperty is Joc: in ® good neighborhood, with fine rest: dences all around ‘Terms cash. All conveyancing and revenue Stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $100down on the day of sale. oot, * GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avets, WM. L, WALL & 00.. Auciloncens. Bt Yeo ve 10. Auctioneers 17, South corner Penn's and #th street POSITIVE SALE OF A LARGE STOCK oF BEADY MADE CLOTHING, DRY LOTHS. CASSIMERES. UASSINETS, &c INE CUTLERY. PERFU, ¥, FANO BOAPS, &c AUCTION, On THURSDAY MORNING, October 15, com- mencing at 10 o clock, it sell. within the tore: jarge Stock of the above Goods, compris- Over, Sack and other Coates Cossimere and other Pants and Vest: Pieces Cloth, Cassimeres and White and Bhi Jive Merino Shirts and Drawers Surpenders. ei Goods .Bocks. steck ay wo nerme ote eimes and Forts. 0 dozen ‘enknives, part very Beimors ssearted =” 2 B razors, part very fine Wdoze tcher K ni: Be Penge argent Eom Dorene Cologne end Perfumerics, large Veer Bomba, aeeorjed Foner and Windeoy Soaps and Note Paper Fine Castors and Ice Pit With a variety of other be peremptorily sold for cash. W.L. WALL 400., 005 {Intel.] Auctioneers, B* GBREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. USTEE’S SALE OF A CONFECTIONERY TRTORE on Stk STREET WEST. Between and at Public Auction. Lshall ell, om He bremiieee BY virtue ots deed trust, Cated March $1, 1856. aud duly. resorted ioe & M.H., Mo. 2. folios No. 171, 172 and 5 e land records of Washington county, D. of poet at egeid Sees erat compe ja cu former! own us Joseph, Shaficla's, being 398 Gib ve, Harnees, & .1 Carri “Sod Machinery for making Tee Ice Cream Freeze: yj rene ‘Show Cases, Giass Jars, Ice Cream Tables 8 fea toe co Cone isos 5 duzem Oane-seat & ves, Oilclot ill of the alist A let of Honechold and Kitchen Farnitare, to be soparetely 4 bel: of the 1 L meng yee epee hen Dest lo stock a 7s, oO. e ire atc. 2 all of which will | the city of Washitgton This property i on the corner of Seuth Caroli te Feet east, tn abealthy and tirtving sectien of the city. Terms One-half onsh: the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his b. =r the ceferred payments. bearing interest trom the Cuy ofeale, all conveyancing aud stamps atthe cort of the purcbhater Title deed to be retaiued until the whole ot wy SOTTINGHAM, y FERGUSON E'R_RUF WM. a FLRT OR ASBURY LLOYD, Solicitor ~™Mewoners ecseokds WL WALL & 00., Aucts_ Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avctioneers. HANDSOME rRIVATE LESIDENCE. FRONT- J mE 8 iT. aT PUBLIC AUCTION PUESDAY, the loth inetamt. at 43 o'clock bali ecll, ow the premisce, Honse No 43 two story and rick House. with @ J = and back building. coutaiping ll roms baving « Nne front yard. with shrubbery aving 22 feet front by 100 fret deep. toan alley; making it a handsome private residence. Being nearthe Mth street cars, and « Bre peighborbood with handsome residences Terms; Une-thi: + balance six and twelve ing interest and secured by remines All conveyanciag the cost of the purchaser me ‘© WILLIAMS, Aucts B* GREEN & WILLIAMB, Anctioncers, AUCTION SALE OF LOT, Froming end 7th «tre: On TURDSb. M..we thai sell. ou the premiaes, Lut No zi Bo 46y containing four ‘bousamt five bh Swenty ix feet four fuches, more or less. ade Known om day of sale’ All convey 1 revenne stamps at cost of the purchaser, 8 OGown when the property i# knocked off. ocizd GBEEN & WILLIAM BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Acctioncers, No. 526, coruer th and b strceta, fi in oft « Immediately after the sale of the Governmest Lots on TUBSDAY, the i6th tnst.. we shall sell Lot Ne 5, in square No. 67. with the improve- ments, end Lot No.1. insiuare No 696. without reserve, for cath, to the highest bidder oc Id GREEN & WILLIAMS ¥ A. F. PAGK. Avctioncer. 502 7th street, under Odd Follows’ Hall. Extensive Sale re, Cutlery, oF B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON 107m STREET WEST, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS NORTH On WEDNESDAY. Ith day of October, A. D. 1866, at5 o clock p.m, we I ecll. en the premises the south half of Lot numbered thirty. three. (33.) 1m Davideon’s subdivision of square three huvdred and forty. said part of wad, baving @ front ef twelve feet ten and one half ches op 10th street west rupni two feet more or less, to an alley fifteen feet n: inches wide. Improved by # small but commo- dious House. All conveyancing st nda) oa the perchaser. a@roperty is knock NATHANIEL WILSON, A: 6 _ocheotds GERBER & WILLIAMS. Aucts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, | AUCTION SALE OF ‘Wo. ¥ AUCTIG! ier A TWO-STORY PRESS . HOUSE, WITH SLATED 5 On FBIDAY, the 12th instant, at 5o'\clock p.m, premises. Lot Me sud division of Square No. 836, having 20 feet jromt by 85 feet, more or less, with the im; Tevemonts, con- sisting of fine two story Brick st. ‘ooms, ouse. containt ood Tr on Virginia avenue, between sade strocts, dlnnd, House Nersoa Terms: Upe-half cash; Daiance in six and twelve | anthe, secured by deed of trust om the premiaoe. | we revenue a c ol fis sortaner *§30 owe shea ies pepe i ‘ck "GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. S3-1HE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til WEDNESDAY, the icth instant, same bour cc GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acts, B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF A TWO STORY AND ATTIC FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on F street south. between oth island. On THUKSD Terms: $1.00 > balance months, for notes bearing interest. and sect a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing in six and twelve red by and revenue stamps at the cost of $50 down when the ay 1s Knocked eit ocldd GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auois, ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers, 318 aud 317, enue and Sth street. the purchaser. REAL E&T. On THUBSDAY oe will > a > = E ® Lot Bo 4, in Biusre 21, 180, 0.4 uere Ti, ting 168 fect 6 inches on north Kstrect, end running through to gist street. ‘We call the attention of buyers to the above sale, as they will be perem; sold for cash, and offer inducements to parc! 4 il convey: ing and stamps st the expense of | of $80 will be ‘ired from each par- charet'aa soon aa tie property is knocked dow ‘erms cash, oc8a W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. ptcecust of the fain Lot tin euuare Sen 1 WaDRREDAY th" tpeiant: Lot fa euuaree $9, Se Sed places DAT gt ELS OO ‘oc At {intel} * ‘Auctioneers. BX 148. ©. McOUIRE 2 00, Anctionvers. MENT OF 3 = Planos