Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1866, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-NIGHT. National Tusater—Last Successor im the part. Opy FELLows' HALL.—To-night closes the ‘third week of the festival, concert and tableaux for bevefit of St. Domime’s (new) Ohare, Asland. and no better ewidence of the excellert ebaracter of the entertainment can be afforded than iis continued success for such a long ume. EE THe WasnHincton CaNAl— Revival of Trate along its Banke—Yeeterday afternoon, at the snvitation of Mr. Befjamin Severson, enginser in chatge of the improvement of the Washing- ton canal, 2 number ©f members of the eity press made an excursion from the causeway ‘St the foot of 17% street to its mouth at the Eastern Branch. Before leaving the starting Point, the working of the tide-gates was exam- ined, and also the m lock-gates. The lock- ‘way was opened for first ume on Saturday Jast, and already have long-boats made their ‘way 'm with cargoes of wood, which are being discharged along its banks Yesterday there ‘were seven of these boats in the basin, remind- aeg us of the days of yore, when the great ‘wood mar! of the city was along the canal. At present-Doats drawi 4 feat, or at bizh “water, 93g feet, may enter through the locks in the causeway. Mr. Severson proposes that to make the canal Tost available for commercial purpores, the next step sball be to narrow, it when necessary and deepen it, say abont four feet; the balance of the 75,000 originally appropriated for the m- provementof the canai—abont £35,000—to be used for this purpose. Mr. S. also proposes to improve the channel of the Potomac or to cbange the channel, and aiso to recisim the gnarshy ground from Galt’s wharf to the G street wharf, near Georgetown, by construct- ing & wallon a curved line from the present causeway to the western terminus at (3 street, and dredging the channel to fill in the area so enclosed and reclaimed. Docks may be made between the slips,and the ground made valu- able. The amount of land reclaimed by this means would be nearly six millioc square feet, hich, at 50 cents per foot, would be nearly $5,0,600. and itis estimated tbat this sum would be sufficient to make this improvement und bave & handsome surpims to the city. in course of time it fs proposed to continue this ‘Wall as far as the arsenal, and to erect a break ‘water on what are now the flats, from Analos- tan Island to a point opposite the arsenal. At present the channelis deepest near George- town, gradually lessening down the stream, and Mr. S. thinks that if the proposed channel is made that a current will created which will keep the channel clear. tm passing through the cana) the benefits of the improvement were very peréeptible, the Water as far as the Center Market betng com- paratively fresh and clear. but towards the Capitol it was rather marky, owing to the | = ‘s emptying into it being more numerous and the tide being at about a stand. This, bowever, would be carried off by the tide In this section there are severat by whichshould at once be removed, althou, pede the current, still they are unsightly and deleterious to health. At 3d street a gravel bar wa¢ formed by the recent ireshet. From this point to the mouth—it -betng considera: jess im width than the upper seetion—the ¢ Tent was quite strong and no S$ or other ob- structions were met. In this parta few months since an ordinary row-boat was seidom as high as I street, bat pambers were fount yes- terday fasteved to the banks Thus far the improvement has been a suc. cess. and that i bas done much in keeping away pestilence no one can doubt, and with the other proposed improvement there are bat little fears but it will eventually prove a source of revenue to the city. peer wee yess BY Boarp or TRADE —The New Line of Steamers. Last evening the regular quarterly meeting of tbe Board of Trade was beldat the rooms, No. 4 Market Space, Mr.S. Bacon ta the chair, and N. Sardo Secretary. Mr. Eivans saia in relation to the projected line of steamers between the District and New York, that it was at first theught it was to be = New York affair exclusively. He had been informed. however, that the District was to have a fair show. The éompany had been chartered by the Legrsiatare of New York, and of the capit.I—3150,C00—300,000 was. to be taken here, and the President and Treasurer were to be Jocated here. Thecharter provided tbat s majority of the directors should belong to New York, and in ordep4e give the District the controlling power it had been arranged that the District stockholders should select a residentof New York to represent them. It is propo-ed to place two steamers on the line immediately; and more if the necessities of the trade demand, Twosteamers will cost $i2i,- 000 to $130,000, Some of our business men had taken the matter in hand, and over $40,000 had already been subscribed, New York had taken all the stock to be soid there except about 314,000, and that would be taken in a day or two. A conversation was engaged in by several merecbants, in which it was stated, that with no regular line of steamers Washington will be greatly crippled the Winter, the sreigbt now coming through tne Chesapeake and Delaware canal, which mally closes About December 1, and then we will be at the of the rauroads, if we have no outside line to New York. Mr. Elvans offered a resolation cordially i dorsing and ele ne the new line; whi ‘was unanimously adopted. In some debate in regard to the lines of com- munication to this city, the Point of Rocks road ‘was spoken of as one which would be of ‘the greatest importance to ns; but it was doubted ‘whether it would ever be built as long as the Baltemore and Ohio Railroad had control of it. It was urged that the influence of that road with Congress was on the wane, aad that the Board should lend its influence to the air-line project, to fight Mr. Garrett. Mr. Elvans and others spoke of the impor- tance of dredging and widening the cnannel of the Potomac trom the Arsenal to the Long Bridge, estimating that it would cost about $10,000. Messrs. S. Bacon, J. R. Elvans, and JI.L. ur. were appoin committee to memorialize Councils te mak appropriation tor that purpose. ae netenns A Haypsow One of the very hand- somest busi establishments on Pennsyl- avenue is that of Mr. Charles H. Lane, gentlemen's furnishing store, which has re- cently been thoroughly refitted, beautified, and erned for the fall and winter season. Both © store and the stock of goods are well calca- lated to do credit to the city: and wedoubi not that Mr. Lane will receive, as he deserves, a bandsome returo for bis jiverality and enter- prise. The store as refitted 1s some seventy feet deep, affording room for the display ot perhaps the finest stock of furnishing goods ever prougbt to this city—a stock so large and varied that any customer is sure to find what be wants, and at a price agreeably low. Mr. Lane buys for cash, and as he is not burdened down by the enormous rent by other avenue dealers, he can sell at prices exceedingly low for Washington. We recommend an in- spection both of bis handseme store and of the stock of goods contained in such tasteful qnar- ters. His place is No. 424 Pennsylyania aye- nue, between 44 aud 6th streets. pane ee Tux Couumniay CoLLEGE entered upon its 40ta year of instruction on the 26th of Septem- ber. The number of students has been greatly reduced during the last five years, but the present secsion opened with ihe coflegiate, one hundred paratery, the erection of a new and commodious build- ing for the preparat department, which bas just been completed at a cost of $10,000, and it is tbeit desire to raise a fund sufficient to erect severs! additional residences for the use of the fxculty, which have been much needed for ® long time. The grounds of the collegeare now be: graded and improved With trees and *hre $$$ ey ‘TEALING Hoos.—Yesterday, Officer Hur- dle, of the First Ward, — Thos. F. Har- cimaa, & gardener, apona of stealin, two hogs, the property ot Mictt MeSmeency” ‘The hogs were found in the possession of the prisoner, who said he bougbt them from a man in the market. He being unable te nt out the man irom whom he pureh: Justice Drury beid him to bail for trial at court, satiate ieee “harsbesen Carrying Wearows.—James Rhodes bad a guarrel with Geo. M. Miller, on the Navy Yard, which resulted in Mr. Rhodes drawing a pistol. He was arrested LW Aneg ~ me Harbin, and was fined $20 by Justice Handy. Mr. Miller went to the office with bis witnesses in * cart, for whieh cart he had no license. Jus- uce Handy fined bim $2.50. itef ane bende Tue Eventyo Star Disasten.—Among the victims of his ill-fated steamer was Mrs. Rob’t Spangenberg, formerly Miss Alice Boulizny, of New Orleans, and cousin to the late Hon. JE. Bouligny, ot La This lady was re- markable for her beauty and mental attrac- tions. She had been North, and was returning to her family friends. ———— gs , Avotaer Doo ix THe MARKST.—It was ‘hougbt that after the numerous cases in which fines were imposed for having dogs in the markets, there would be no more violations ef the reguiation: but this morning Alexander Sears w: finea by Justice Thompson for Violating the jaw. they do hotim- | 2 £ Dried ‘euas0e. Browauke nag , SOc . mn, shelled, $1.50, in gar, bbl, $4.5va86, Oats, dH, 50a65¢. Hay, cwt., $1.25 21.50. Straw, S0c.. Clover Hay, 75c.a$1.25. pans Ng bunch, 10c. out, per quart, 15c, Geese, '$1.50a82.50. Cal » per head, Salve. Hominy, quart, 10 cents. | ce, 1al0 cents, Potatoes, 20 ~ per pk. Tomatoes, atic. per peck. Cucumbers, Ssl0cents. Egg Plants, 5al0 cents. Pears, 75¢.a83 per peck. Chest- uts. 30c. qt. Sweet Potatoes, 4fc. Grapes, ic. Ib. Quinces, $181.50 per peck. Ortolan, per doz. Reedbird, 75c. Hackbird, 75c. hing ins, gt, 2c. Tries, gt., 2c. Pumpfins, 10 to 5c. each. The market was very numerously attended by farmers and gardeners from. Maryland and Virginia, as well as those of the District, and the produce offered was a superior quality, and sold rapidly pL: as Lessors ty GERMAN ttention is called to the advertisement of Mr. Ed. Fitzki. 168 Peno- sylvania avenue, between 17th and isth streets, who, during the winter season, will give les- sons in Germah to Indies ‘and gentlemen de- siring to study that language. Mr. F. is a graduate of a Prossian univer ity, and gave lessons to several clerks during last winter to their entire satisfaction. ee Lvesy—May ».—Mr. T. C. Shipley, at Laurel, in this county, drew a #200 watch in the National Gift Concert, in Washington, on Monday night. We bave sot learned whether Mr. S. bas received bis prize or not—we hope he has.— Prince Georgian. © ELSEWHERE see advertisement of 1,000 cedar posts for sale at the lowest market price. ———__-++08- CITY ITEMS. —— JEWELRY.—Jet Setts, Cross Setts. California Stone Set Jet Buttons, Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Cups. Goblets, Cail Bell , received yesterday morning, at Prigg’s Dollar Jewel- ry Store, No. 438 Pentisy[vania avenue, near 4% street. ——— ‘Tis STRANGE—Dbut trae; for truth is always strange, Stranger tban fiction Genuemen’s Brown Suits for Fifteen Doilars at Hennings One Price Clothing Store. ou the corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenne. ites PASSING Away! passing away! > Each Tooth-Wash of a former day. Sozodont gives the coup de graces, Good-bye to the bumbngs! let them pass! 8 CONVENIENT AND SUMELE.—“Brown's Bron- chal Troches” aré@simple and convenient form for sdvhinistermg, in combination, several medicinal substances held in general esteem amoug physicians in the treatment of Broa- ebial affections and Coughs. The Treches seldom fail w give relief. . othing Pectoral, Brown's advantageousiy employed to alleviate Cougb=, Sore Threat, Hoarseness d Brone | atfections. Those exposed to pdden changes of weather should have them. as they can be carried in the pocket and taken #= occasion requires upon the first appearance of a Cold or Cough. Covens —As a Bronchial Tro: —— Corns, Bunions, Kad Nails, Vasoular Ex. eferences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn - between 43 and 6th streets. Or- fice hours from £a m. to5 p. m., and 6 to $ p. m. No charge for consultation. aon PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the S‘ar office counter MARRIED, KIMMELL—COGGINS, On Welnestay Ith. by the Rev. J. Geo. Builer, Mr CHA 4. KIMMELL. of Somerset county, Penn. ,t LYDIA F. COGGINS, of Philad HOOVEB-SBITZ On Thursday instant, at the residence of the brid the Rey. Father Mc@arth Ny Cangbte: Geo. Seitz, 8. HOOVER. all of thie city : DIED. MILLE. At 1 o'clock, on the morning ef the 20th inst.. MABY ANN, infaut daaghter of Jonn H. and Laura 8. Mills, aged 8 da: The tuneral at$ o'clock pm to-day, from the residence of ite parents, Ne. 15u lsth street west. - MURBBAY In Georgetown, on the 19th instant, MARY ALICE MUBBAY soungess dancbt nat James Murray, aged 26 years. ‘The friends of family are_respectfally in- ttend the funersi,on Sunday evening, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her sister, No: 9 Ist street. * WILLIAMSON. In Washington city, Saturday morning, October 20, 1856, GEU. P. WILLIAM SON, of Lebanon, Ohio, aged 64 years. * {Southern Obio ere plese copy.) GBREBN. On Friday vigbt, the Iyth inst.. LES- LIE, only child of Jasper and Elizabeth 8. Green, aged two years, nine months and one day.* (eeeeenimenemnnne arenes avgsameaten ema y=?ostaEt NEWS! MESSE S. WOLFORD & SHILBERG Will close out their entirestock of Gents’ READY MADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS regardless of cost, by the Ist of November. Call atthe Island Arcade, before purchasing « 645 and 647 7th street, between D E, oc 19-2t* “ Ic £. eee cere, eetn Ute eer Saree see Picea Pio edaie"s ay CoM Sto - Pan ll Washington, Oct. 15, 1866. GASSAWAY & HOWAB! Bole Agents for Geo. Fisher & Uo.'s celebrated BSelt-Batsing Flour, Buck@heat and Cornmeal. in Alexandria. Ni: ‘Washington, Georgetown i my 97 La. avenue, between 9th and jth ata., ington. Oc 19-31 HINA AND CROOKREBY. DINBBE, TBA, and TOILET SETS. We have just opened = splendid stock of the ve ja. in sete and detacked pieces. to which we invite the special attention MARTEL ORNAMENTS. very handsome Ver, , Cutand Engraved GLASSWARE, numerous pat- terms. American and English OUTLEBY, of superior on ALBATA; warranted. the majority of our goods, or have order, we can at all times offer the at as low prices x zB & BEVB 0c 16-6" | Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. C4tHOLIO PLENABY CUOUNUAL, EXCURSION TO BA MOBE NEXT SUN- fis'sa usual The YOUNG CATHOLICS’ FRIEN. SOCIE- TY will make another Excursion - to Baltimoreom Sunday, the 2int ag instant, leaving the t here: 7.o’clock tn the fern comps § ‘and arriving in time for the grand procession of Bisnops and Ecclesinetics, on the closing of the Counctt Bound Trip Tickets, 32. od to return on any of the trains jay. For sale at Ellis’ DDR. aVe.; Metzerott’s. 315 Pa, a the : storesof John T. jam A. Tinney, 340 north 7th street, ae For tbe Beco jou of the exeursionists, asses ered ov Bu: morni: rt Yast Aveovcleck, at Bt, Patrick's and Br Aioyetas’ burebes. 0 16 St cur AT BEDUCHD PRIONS. Locust Mountsin. Chantant 8 by atg Bere, . Egg. Do. Fareece Do. Steamers, nabaltimor Genin Store, Do. Eas, Do. Far. ove, Lo. Beg, very superior Coal, Lore AB, Diamond Vein, Stove and ONG a Sa all OAK sud PINE WOOD, of tho very best quality, constently on we Hd me for families to put in their win. 7's supply . ; Orders be our office, 465 9th of 7h ate: . _068 int 408 shee. between 88 75. Bole agents for Steinway son & Howlin’ Cabinet WANTS. SS ancaererbantnrdl Warnaat e Seow wee ant! ington, Boom No.9. Cail for three days. Be MA pt eed fa Pri BTED— ATION oung man, ‘mpioyment best of q ¥ Pie int Ke lemen and wil 00 2u-St ANTED TO RENT—Bya pent tenant. Wr UNrUsNishED OU aR ot Gort rooms: situated north of Penn's ave. The best city re- ferences. Address 3.G., Box 529 City Post Of- fice oc 20 2t* W AstRD—te0.0r thee Vatarniahed B00 W Anitkl—Tweor three Dafurnished BO( e for im @ quiet. srectable family: by metdalen need re- an his Wife, without icp betereon #4 and we streets and OD», ‘* e ard Gast. Address eiNBiar omar siaderonas © ae SE ee Oe ee, EE ANTED-— repair furniture in- Ww quire at the Bins Olbes” Oc 19-51 z ET NUBSE WANTED —Addrees “Doctor,” Star office, im: ately, oc 19 3t* J ANTED—A gooa TIN SHEET iBON W WORK est corn: rof yth R.A ‘sop! end East Cet rae hG. ol Bil. e019 n* ANTBD—A firet class OUOK and o first-class LADNSDRESS. The very hest references are eet No. 10 President Squere, 16th street, oc 49 4! A YOUNG LADY WisHEs To TEACH mr- sic and Fancy Work for Board. Address Mies FANNY BLAKE, Post Uftice, for three days. ec W 4 STED-A respectable, etealy WOMAN as Pha eres Tenateel ee: wo we, ta Ses untry, eferences us 296 be Vihacdisth t™t* oc W ANTED—To rout. « HOUSE inthe West End, coptaining from i0 to 12 rooms, with all mod re ee eeats Acdress M, Star Office, ec x ARPENTERS— Wanted. three good HANDS; steady employment ali the winter Single men preferred, Inquire of T. M LESMEB, 4th street east, between A and B north. oc 19-3t* WeaAntep—a Rood UPHOGSTEBER immadl ately. Apply to CABSEUL & 00.,No. 365 say yn avenue, between 10th and llth streets. , V ) ANTED—A young LADY to work ona Gro- ver & Baker sewing machine and to make herself useful in a fancy store; mnat come well recommended. Apply at po 14th, SWELL’S Fancy Store, 302 E street. near oc 19-3t WV ANTRD—By a gentleman with wife and daughter, three nicely Furnished BOOMS, siemigirescadveraird” Mirae 8S" 8" oc t* Ster ice. ARM WANTRD_To rent or lease for aterm of years, a FABM in the any ot Washing ton or Georgetown on the merth. Unexception: Rent pate monthly. Address nm. D.C. oc 13-3t* the let of November, ning six or seven 1d_ between d's and . H., at this office, oc 18 3t* 5 of Pa. avenu sth streetewest. Address Belerences exchanged V 7S ANTE cation. Per month. . O ent Det to ox eel Apply to McCNEIR @ BRYA Tth street. oc Ja st" $1 00 WANTED—For ove year, on im . Proved real estate in thie city worth twiee the'amount A fair bonus given, Aditresa, for cne week, **lmproyement,” Box Ro. ey ter 06 18-2t" 30 oF T. 495 office. ° Wwastt geotlem ys SUITE OF Rooms either a Box 646, CH} Post Ofice, j ANTED—To x within tour eq wares of the Treasury De: it, A. easantly situale: Georgetown. Aditi o Address W . CHAPMAN, Willard Gadde rea se CRY eS, W 4.8 DE D New and. Cast Off Olothing ches. Pistols. Guns, or any other kind of The highest cath price pari at the Mer- Chaut Pawnbroker's Store of A. FULTON « GO 502 Ninth street, three doors north of Bole Agent for Sinser's Sewing, Machines d forsale. Meamstress wanted. or 17 Im" WANTED fouror ive GHANITE CUTTRES ply at my jone Yard. oc 16 tte i NIUHOLAS ACKER. <ocls et) _CNICHOLAS ACKER. W 48TED—To purchase.» mall HOUSE, con- ventently situa.ed. Ad stating terms gr location, “W.,"" Post Ofice, HOUSES WANTED_Three unfurnished 25 to $40 Georgetown to reut $5,000 de: teriptions. Ladies’ and Gents’ Clothes Dyed. Cleaned and Kepstred. No. 459 ith, corner street, and 676% 7th, between B and Maryland avenue. oc 1)-Im* V ANTED—By the 18th of October, an unfur- hed BRICK HOUSE, containing eight or with jnodern improvements, between ‘b and 2ist streets, Pennsylvania avenoe and N et. Address A.K.L., at this office. Best of references given and required. se39 tf W ANTED—We want HOUSES. large andsmail, furnished and unfurnished. for rent and to sell to first-class tenants. o,to buy HOUSES and BUILDING LOTS i ‘ashington, and a uice PARM for about $5,000 or os 0F0 ca»b uear Wash- ington. D.L. WBLLS & 0O., se 28-Tin coruer of 10th and F streets. WANTED Persons having for rent large or |) Houses, eith: rpished or unfur- str Bom BRICK HOUSE ino from § to 12 rooms. \/ ANTED_By a respectable young gi W 4ition to do chanbengdck ned ing. Address a note to J. H., Star office. Soa nei i» — § i} r 8 - 5 406 Detwoon G and H. east RzMovar, BEMOVAL. ' J. P. DENNIS, OCOACHMAKER, Bega leave to ini hii encralty that tes BE i i. auhuO3 Bactect, between ith and ath streets, south side Sf Fetueblyadis avenu posite Grover’s Theatre. As hia faci mein i Pitan Sie aa und po Dy tL) je branc! ae CHEAP, DURABLE. aud nas GOOD STYLE as any Goachmuker fn the country. He hopes by em. ing pone but e it hanics, 4 Seine horhing but che bea ss rita stplet 0 play 8: attention to deheab share of patronag: Jat COOKE & €0., BANEEES AND DEABERS IN GOVBENMENT SEOUBITIES. Ola FIVE-TWENTIES taken in exchange for New, and a liberal difference allowed. COMPOUND INTEREST notes bought. Oc 9-4t e qualities. for Gent«, Youths, aud Boys. g Goeapiete stock of ali grades constantly on ‘Measures taken and SHIBTS made to order rior xtyle, with best material and work- mapship, good fitting gar ts in all cas: Sa" A pi knowledge of this branch of asiness, with many years of successful provebn. ‘on of it, enables me to insure entire satisfaction tocustemers, A: LA’ _80 29-eot0t V E HAVE CONNECTED with oar Ware- ms, Ip stairs, an establishment, where PIANOS and other MUSIUAUIN hea BTRUMENTS are thoroughly repaired at' fe Taners in oar the Manufactory of Steinway & ie 'W.@. METZEROTT & 00 oc 3 315 Penn's ave! L4542 LOT oF BEAL 1BISH POPLINS. have just received one of BEAL IBISH POPLINS: which were ordered by Usia Ite last, comprising all the most desirable colo! use, to which we solicit the i: tion of our customers Slacess Seshsil cut them in’ id yaenired cul oD wan’ j 3 Tod who may wish w! suite oF mi #0 ‘irts 001 weThcon al out contensens who have already made their selections t can new ob- tain the goods. MLS ER & BRO., No. 35 Market Space, oc 9-tude2wif between 7th and 8th streets. J FRENCH CaLF poors. Ust Peceist another tnvoi zeae CALF DOUBLE and SOLE BOOTS and GAITERS. together with a genera} sssortment of all kind for aaa 8, Youth, "y Sige ant Oc J6-cost 331 Pa. ave., bet, 6th and 7th. 31 8 TO THE PUBLI¢. 8 oth Cooking nod Heedige. which we will warrant pt Oy jew tion to the cousidered = and many . #RaNOK TAYLOR. FOR SALE AND RENT. eke OO kate, bee Oat streets. % i - PUK SAL BB’ 1X- TURES fe wah of, with real same, ar 0620-31" For SENT—i FRAME HOUSE on Ina wrest oad order. ceseeion given immediatel Sppirie O33 Lat ourth cr Forrest the hease No. 511 11 office or a>mall family. 356 Penn's five , pear oth street, or Foe RENT—A Forni street. contatning 6 Drovementa. Will not it Apply on the oc ‘OR BF —BRIC 6th, i. Fveercan fining room. bite t ot. oc iw PEE, RRA . between 13th, streets. 4 ‘ire at MUELLER’S Ooncert Saloon, No. 289 enusylvania aven between 9th and 10th Oc 20-2t* iN T- Ateser BRIOK HOUSE; Ay aie rick, situated on afassachu- on the Baltimore and Ohio Bailroad; nd D ing situ on New Jersey en b on E F streets. Fauth Restautant, New Jersey av {OR BENT—The handsome COTTAGE No 295, near the Circle. oa Matsachosetis ave- Due, between lith and 1dth streets; contains en rooms, beth room, cellar, verandah and lawn = In- Quire ofl 8. WiLLIAMB, corner Pa and ‘2ist street, fore 9 and aster 4 0 297 next door. Inquire at oo 29-2 Key at oc 20 St" ‘0 ENT—Two of those fine ROUSES In the Philadelphia Bow. with hot and cold wate: gar, and bath range and heaters, four squares fro the cars, and pow has a ood pavement all the way irom the care cs" ius Inquire of the Agent. 305 F street, between 4 nd So'clock p. m..or D, L. WELLS & C0., 102 oe 20-50" THOMAS M. PLOWMAN. {OK RENT- The STORE and FIXTU corner of 4th and I MACKEY, on the pi Fe BENT —One Furnished FRONT BOOM, wr he nse of the kitchen; No. 452 M strect, bet 13th. $12 per month. oc 19-3t* FS RENT—Three BOO} housekeeping, third floor, sey avenue, between D and E streets north, near railroad depet, oo 19 3t* [POR BENT—A small BRICK HOUSE, cont ing 4reoms and kitchen: rent 23 per wonth In advance. Apply at BUTLER'S Drug Store, corner 12th street and-Maryland avenus. South Washinaton. oc 19 St” Tr FBONT ROOMS, ON TUR FIRST AND second floor, for rent. either farnished er an- ed; terme very moderate, rented tozather Apply at No. 296 10th street. be- °o 0c 19 2tt 'e6-story and basement Brick brown front, containing d on 13th a8 wi Sand Oc 19-tf (OR SALE—A STAND in the Oentcr Market. 97 and 9%. now occupied as a 7 i about the best business in rhe sale che: Inantre immediately at F°% RENT—A th Dwelling HOUS: 10 reems. with water Inquire on the premises, bet OR RENT—Th: large, handsome co ROOMS, in one of the best localities of t Furnished a parlor. sitting room, and chat $f parlor, and ferred. rivate table + water, and otherconveniences. iso. a Hall, ROOM on same floor. and a large CHAMBEB in third story. 154 F street between ith and 1*th ‘00 19-3 Fo? RENT-—Twe Unfarnished ROOMS KITCHEN, suitable for housekeeping. ply at southeast corner af lth and M »: En- trance on M street, oc 18 3t* Ke BEN T—One or two FUBNISHED ROOMS ine private family, in Georgetown. Further arrangement may be made, B ces required. Address to T. M., Star office oc 18 eo3t* F URNISHED ROOMS—One or two gentlemen ¢an be accommodated with Furnished ROU MS, in ® private family, Apply at 446 61 tr and é at 15 3t* ORE rner of Merk Known od urtl ard Market,’ for rent at a reasonable Apply to WM. L. BRAMHALL. Trustee, Pa. oc 18 3t* F t north and 3d street west, .E—A new two-story BRIOK HOUSE, containing 8 rooms, besides outbuildings, sit- uated on the weet side of 6th street west, second door from D streetsonth.(Island.) The location is one of the best in that part of the ci jand.im- had. mediate possession can be Inquire of WM. McLEAN, corner 13th street andcapal oc 18 3t* J, OB RENT—All of HOUSE No. 420, north side and 6th store room 50 fect deep, picture of Pennsylvania avenue, between 4: street, embracing « Jar; i nine rooms above, di 1d offi The location it allery ood tenant Inquire on the §33 E street, between 9th and oc 18-3t* iT- ine large PABLI BOOM, handscmely farnished ; bath room and Gremsing room eneuite; within two squares of th ideat’» Mansion ferences required. ply to MCNEI & BRYANT, 199 ‘thst. oc 17 OR BENT—A FRAMB HOUSE, containing 5 ituated on 19tm street. between Q and ly atthe corner of 20th Q ste. OR RENT_Teo PARLORS, one CHAMBER and KITOBEN. at 473 6.n street, between D 4B. A very elizible lecation. 0c16 eust* BENT—A two-story FRAMB HOUSE, ntainings rooms. Inquire of F. STUTZ, corner lith and E sts, oc 16-e03t" OR RENT—A large BBIO. F ing 13 rooms and cel 5 OF d water, situated at the corner of 7th street and Pen = NDS Cast. isch Bet ‘Weurn it HE: site Wall hool y WOTTMAN, 953 lith at, Navy’ oc 16-61" BR BENT—The FABM, for the last three yoars Tesidence of Major Theophilus Gaines. con- f 1:0 acres. lying near Fort Mahan,1 mile ings Bridge. Improvements, dwelling house of 11 rooms, stone le. servant's houses, barn,éc_ Adaress “EK. 8..” 437 E street, Wasn- ingtou, D. C.,or call in person, between — © ma. OB RENT—In Georgetown. » FURNISHED HOUSE. contain- bh gas an HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, water aud gas; situation healthy and desirable, ‘Apply at No. 30 Penn. avenue, near 21th street. oc 15-Lm™ Fo2 S48 08 RENT—A GARDEN FARM of from 12 to 15 acres, with heuse, stable. &e. , 35¢ Toquire gt HuBeY a WALKER Room Mn 9, Federal Blocks corner of fthand Fats, oo 1st" ‘OB BENT—Large and emall furnished and FOS isned HOUSES sud AP ABT MENTS nat ; . For several terms, Inquire STARR & 13. oc 15-3m" able ior h keep! USES, 00s: S884 7th street, : Onsh, "course of time it se AUCTION SALKS. [Por ether Auction Sass sce fourth pags.) L_o™sre at avotion. Lem ra foot Oak. Ldb fect a inch Ook with thi ilege of 9,000 feet ‘Articheneenss ts removed within ten days from date o! sale Terms: Government funds. ropecet to continue this Chief reel: Rae) jashington, Assistant Quai ? c a. ta whic! jot fronting on 7th str se renpit ming the rear o1 the lot o. which ‘ bod sale. Lt GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acotioncers. PRIVAT’ ENOB ND AND ON 1078 ST. West se. TREST AND VIRGINIA AVE, LIC AUCTION T ec B AUCTIO HOUSEHOLD EFFEOTS AT MUNDAY. Sg ye We wil) sell, on S commencing at 10 o'clock, at N Bireet, between 6th aud 7th sts, 0 Househeld Goods, viz: Sofas, Divans. Sofa Onairs. Paintings Three ply, lugrain and Bag Uarpets Hedntcade ‘aud Bedein bese ine C & Stove and Fixtures, complete Creckery and Dining Tables Cane reat Chai ce All to be suld without reserve, ALso. Ley pd ie teena _— five mynths to run, tebe oe atthe imoing of sale. \ “oc 19 WL: WALL ) 00., Auets, AUOTION SALES. THIS APTERNOON AND TO-MORZOW THIS APTEENOON 40D TO-MORROW BRT 2: ©. MeGUIKE & 00., Anctionsers, BLE Fer DWELLI on joene chs Bow eine Doe abou each. Aliso, @ one story Fram Buildt This 1# ove of t ¢ best business locations in the city, Aso, Immediately after the sale of the buf! wi be scid all the Bur Pixteres aud Oontens ‘Terms atesie. Conveyancing and stamps at pur- chaeer's cost col {intel} D. L. WELLS & 00., ucts. BE BAGL8 & 00. avctioncers ~ No 295 P. syivent Particular attention is called to our_reentar Eveutug Sales, which will commence SATUR DAY. Oct. 20th. at 7% o'clock p. m.. and be con tinued every Tneedsy, Thursday, and Saturday #. same benr end place rt, Dy Goods Of every gescrip- Uncershirts, Biav«ets. Qui Table Cloths Roots and Shoes Orockers. Totlet,‘and Giese Ware ALso, » fe oul Teserve __ NAGLE 00, Aucte. gE PAGE, Auctioneer, 502 7th street, under Odd Fellows’ Ball | Continuation of an Extensive Sale of Blankets Castors. Plated Ware. * Boots a Goods ‘ commencing at 6, K. F. PAGE, Auctionser, 502 Tth st.. under Udd Fellows’ Ball. Rbors. and EVEBY EV: o'clock oc 15 6t ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. VENING'S SALE OF BOOKS AT THE AUC- > § SATTON BOOMS os On WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 24, com- mencing at 7 e’clock. and continuing the next eve ning, same hour, we will in the sale of the Boekts o: the Librery ef the late Mrs. 8. L. Ea- glieh, embracing some OLD ANB VALUABLE BOOKS. Catalogues will be ready about Monday. ALSO, Set Ay eee ey I uments t mall Chemi et 3 pairs Globes, rofM 4 inne cash 4.0 E09, oc 18 [Intel ,Cpron & Be ctioneers ¥ K.F. PAGE, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP- EBTY, BEING LOT 32, IN SQUARK 155, Located on corner of 17th street west and K street north, and in the rear of the residences of Chas. Knapp. Eeq., anc 5 By virtue of ‘a deed of trast 1858, and duly re ct. 20, 8 .No follos 104. 10%, 106 he land records of Washington D. ©, I shall sell the above described Property. on the premises, on TUESDAY, Oct. 0, 1866. at 4% o'clock p.m. Terms apnounced at time Stet. Conveyancing And stamps at purchaser's cost. (gia as ALFRED BAY. Trustes. oc 18-4 K. F. PAGE, Auct. [ D. L. WELLS & 00. Be >: vaXcticherre and’ Real Retate Brokers, Northwest corner Wth and F streets. VALUABLE STORESTAND, DWELLING AND WO LOTS OF LANDON THE CORNEH OF 3TH AND T STREETS BOBTH. NEARLY OPPOSITE THE 7TH STREET PARK. On WEDNESDAY. the 2sth instant at 5 o'clock Pp. m., on the premises. we shall seli at publi. ang- tion, all that, two story Frame Store-houxe aod Dwetling of five rooms, with the Loto! Jaxilw feet deep. Arso. Acjoining. and on the corner of Seventh and T streets, a Lot of Land, 14 feet 7 inches by 16 feet deep. bi Valuable Build at Centralia gene : Dus ball cde; welewes 1 6.12 and 38 @10 down on each sale. Coveyancing — st purchsrer's cost. Pas Dob. WELLS & CO., Aucts, J OTICE OF BAILIFF'S SALE. se. rom W. Anderson By virtue of an order of distrain from William B, | Todd, Treasurer of the Board ef Trustees of the Washington City Orphan Asylum,against the goods and chattels of D. Erhardt, I have seized and taken all the Buildings and Tenements on Lot 6,in Square No, 259, at the corner of Onio avenue, 13% and O streets west and north, to satisfy rent due, and in arrears, the said Washington City Orphan Atylom ae ground rent of seid Lot 6,in Square 259, and 1 hereby give no.ice that the said Buildings and Tenements will be sold at public avetion on WED NESDAY next, at4o'clock p.m.,te the highest ‘bidder for cash, to satisiy said rent. W. A. BOSS, oc 19-4 Bailiff and Constabie. A LE OF GOVERN, AeeTION SA KEBNANDELA vant oe Headquarters ment af Wasawnegton, Washi The auction overnment wood. af the Wood yard, one-fourth of s mile north of the city of Alexandria, on the Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown railroad, will be med on WEDBESDAY, Oct. 24th, at 11 o'clock a. m., and continued deily until the $d of November, tociu- sive. =~ excepted ,) unless the lot is sold be- ore t time. rds of eight thousand cords of Oak and Pine are ntiored. whith will be sold of sho tied te ent urchaeers. and in any quantity, from one cord to Bie hundred cord Terme: Cums ——— naan on day efsale, and r removal. Brev. . Gen. si ef Quer: 3 oc 19-14t - Department of Washington. OK BALE GB RENT—On Pevn'sa ave: a y"Uotew and BACK’ BULLDING, immedi. ately cant of the National Hotel, with a ommodi- 3 5 ti . Title indisputable, A) SOHN Ww AGILL, corner Penn's sveaes hi ith stree' it. oe With § 101 3 — df FS Bi '—Three handsemely furnished PAB- LOBS and BED-RUOMS, communicating. be let oe OF separately, with the pene ege ef kitchen and bath. and water ja Iflet fegethes ‘8 part of the aot will be taken out inboart 4 FURNISHED HOUSE of ten rooms, aud bat! d gas and water. will also be rented on Apply at 334 H street, between oc 13'tNovi™_ OB SALE—A desirable BESIDENCE Georgetown. The house contains nine com- fortable rooms, {fs conveniently loeated, and in all for a ate ence. A eet deep, will be told at sau bargain yer jeep, sold at ar . }. &o.. ly to McNEIB & BRYANT, 495 yeh atrect: be ween Dasa 5. oc ll-2w RB BENT—To one or two gentlemen, a newly Fuad clegaatly faroishes PABLOR nad BED. rivate family. near the Capitol. Onl: shing ptiopable references need s those farni: address HOMB, Star Office. {OR SALE—The th story BERR FoReao a an wes eee o- + be- tween F and fete! atreets. The froxt bailéing — beck bullain, has three rooms anda kitchen. The D 470 and two large dry house ligibly situated, and is built ip the most substan manner, tba a sbgrt diatanre from the t railway. If pot sold at private before the fre of Novembur, the property blic auction. For will 3° KinR WOOD. 308 oe: eee tam 7 = r of FQ ERT ferret ROO Gamer gueest 490 H street, north Patent Office, at 10 bts oben J. TOWLES, Agent. Apply to.0,B. BAK RB, st th f Peston eas 2 i center, Exit a Be ee 31-att” (CANBS-CANBS-CANES. A large and elegant assortment of : GOLD, SILVER, AND IVORY BEAD, vr re piss, ANKE, Goldaad Silver Head, ‘Deet tmaterial end workman: a Parnist _ Biore, _80 29-2018 42 T OF THB IWTERIO D4 5yire ‘ATES PATENT OFFICE, ‘ASHIN September 10. On the petition of WABBEN W. DUTCHSE of Miiford. husetts, and SARAH DUTOH. 5 f Bi her, of nistratrix of the estate o! iba Date! aukesha, Wisconsin braving, for the ex! jon it granted to the said Warren her Hihu Dutcher on the 28th day of December, 1888, for an im; ed; o paper containing this notice. ENTBRPBISE QQ oe: LIVE AND LET Liv. TO aLL EProunes. BBY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Acctisncens. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A CONFECTIONERY T. Botw, : STORE ON 61H STREET WES aud B streets north. at Puplic Auction On MOND. the 221 instant. at 12 o'clock m Isha'l sell. on the pre ated e* 173, O.. of a Confectionery Establishment, c te im every particniar eG the business, oa kvown as Joseph Shaffie! » being S56 6th at. J enumerate tr part— Horses, Way one. Harness, & +1 Carriage Engine sud Machinery for making loo em Six hundred Ice Cream Freezers Bbelving, Counters, Show Cases, Giass Jars, lonlds 12 Marble-tor Ice Cream Tebles 12 Wood top ice Cream Tavies 5 dozen Oane-seet Osk Dining Chairs 8. fas, Stoves. Culcloth . Oar; Good Will of the & Will all be » Ste Also, — and Kitchen Furnitare, tobe ¥, il-kyown Stared being one of the best lo- cations in the city tc: ® con! meat. A superior ind The premises can be fore the day of sale by c= Terms cash $590 dow at the fall of the anctionerr OHAS.B UTE GRE oclbd — [Intel&Balt BX 2. ©. Mcauine aco. HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBE AT AUCTION. iNG ye "rel We will sell, om MONDAY M tober 22d, at We clock. at 4 1 No 69 sirvet, ven Tend U stree! d@ nearly 0 site the pew State Department, the Faraitar said houre, viz; z Ope Borewood -case Piano Forte. Cover an# Stool ree-ply and Ingrain Osrpews, Hali Uf! Oloth, Fine old O11 Paintings, (two originals.) Mahogany Sefa aad Chairs. Walout Whatnot, Walnut Beds. carved beadboard. jarble top Bureao and Washstand, lessee ode, 10 feet,) achive. Mahogany Sideboard. and Wool seat Chairs. to} i iY (runt act Oh Wet Fat ware Or e1 jest Ware. Tu Together with the usual assortine!it of Household snd Kitchen Re ites. LSO, One set Single Bu: Barness, Seddle, Bridle and Martingsic ccisd "5.0. McGUIRE & CO » Aucta. BBX GREEN 2 WILLIAMS, Acotioncers, AILIFF'S SALE CLASS BABBB! BORO. between rt F FIRST P ON K STREET NORTH. te west. 0; tae Northera Lip- al wy PR m..we sell, on I el a distrain for house rent due avd in arrears toO edison inst A. Herbert. We have seized and levied on the following goods and chattels, to-wit : Three ize Piush covered Barber Chairs Three fine Tubs One ler; ler, for Bot and cli w urnace, one large Stove Thre laree Gilt Frame Mirrors One Lounge, and Fleor ban a ‘es all other's Jing tea clans re a pertaining B bop, which offers, great "nducemonte ny oom, wishing to purchase ® first. op. Rermeceth- ALLEN & WISE, Bailiffs. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. oc iT 4 (Bait. Sun } B* KILBOORN & LATTA. inesanieehionn, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF A LOT AND HOUB! Fi 4 COBNER OF 15T! ned Ri STRBET NORTH. On MONDAY. the 224 tsasave ‘at ait Pp. mn, we willsell. on the premises, two two-story houses, aya 4 Toons and the otheré rooms; one new. ill be sold together or separ- ate cash. $50 down on sold. “*** iGhron & Tat} Y WM. L. WALL & 00., Auctioncers. OTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONG; vt each house when oc ls Bi EEN. Ry ae irik Phar tat ga I OBSE. left at our stables as the 4 BY GBtENs ILLIAMS, Aectioncers. ; the 2° inet. at 10 o'clock a. val house 419-00 15th snseen ts IVATE BESIDERCE ME Foam het eg haw oiler