Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1866, Page 3

_THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. USEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. ‘Tuxater.— First night of the English Opera Troupe, when Wal- ince's delightfal opera of + Maritana” will be. given. iss Caroline Richings has always been welcomed here asa true Woman and ac- compliiehed artist, and we have no doubt the theater will be crowded this evening with her friends and the lovers of music. Phe tronpe comprises many fine vocalists. Wasrixeron THEATER.—The entire com- pany of the National Theater will give @ — Mgrh maha ed St the Washingcon dar- bg the Kichings engagement, in addition to which Mlle Augusta, the ceiebra:ed danseuse, Will appear every evening. The bill this eye: ing comprises «The Serious Family,” “Sarah's Young Man,” and a grand pas seul by M’ile Angusta. Sannin todenine Tus CENTENARY oF METHODISM—Interesting Meetings. —Y esterday, the congregations of the Foundry, Wesiey Chapel, and Hamline Meth. odist churehes celebrated the cone Dundredth Snniversary of American Methodism, and dur- ing (be day largecongregations were present. Foundry.— At the Foundry Ohureh the meet- ings were largely Attended, and the services ‘Were of & very interesting character. In the Morning. after the choir had sung two or three of the tme-bonored hymns of the ehurch, Rev. Dr. W. Hamilton, new stationed at Ry- land Obapel, delivered the sermon, taking for bis text the 3st and 32d verses of the i8th chapter of Matthew. He first spoke of the ac- tion of the Generai Uonference in recommend- ing the observance of the centenary duriag this month, and proceeded to review the early days of the church in America from the first eilorts of Philip Embrey, Capt. Webb, and Robert Strawbridge. The first conference was held in 1773, at Philadelphia, and before its meeting there were thirty societies in Mary- jand, established directly or indirectly by Straw bridge, one of which was at Rock Creek, near Georgetown, whieh formed the nuclens of the Georgetown ¢hurch. In 1734 there were S2 preachers and 16.c00 members. He referred to the introduction of Méthodism by Jesse Lee, and the manner im which it had been pushed ior ward throughout the country. it bad grown with the country, and has now one million of members, fi'teen thousand preachers, and in- cludipg & branch of the church of the same name, there were two mullion members. in conclusion, be said: “Oh! my God, bless the Methodist Ouurch and may ie bless all Churches of our section and land -who have at heart and are earnestly striving to send the Gospel to every creataze under heaven. So our great business is not lo rest in what we aaye @ amend, and terminate our asxieie. upon | curselves, and say we are=afe at any cate! | No, we are not: only as we consult the -afety | of others, as loug as we do this, God will be a wall of fire around os. The Methodist Churen | should look en the state of Protestantiem. Di- vided it ought not to be. It ought te be the Tost united body under heaven, and <he great effort of the coming century shomld be to secure’ | 2 proper anderstanding as to the great princi- | ple of Methodism, by which we are to subdue the smful world and hasten the millenium. The jaymen’s meeting was held m the eve. | ning, and was very largely attended, the house | being crowded to its utmost capacity. There | ‘were representatives present from all the Me- ihodist Chur >hes in the District. Messrs. D. A. Gardiner and Jacob Hines, the two oldest continuous members of the charge, were called | on to preside. and after brief remarks by the | former, Mr. Jas. Laurenson was introduced. He read a very minute history of the Charch, | in which he described the condition of Wash- | sngten when it was on paper. The first record ot Methodism in Georgetown appears in the Balumore Conference records of 1794, but it | was not until 1903 that the society was provided | tor, when Wm Waters was appointed. The society worshipped im a cooper shop until I-06, when it removed to the oid citadel, near Kock Creek. At this time there was asmali bend on the Point, and on the records of (Georgetown charge, April, 1 appears reso- lutions providing for the payment of the preacher's salary of $167 per year. At this time the only roads were what are now called New Jersey and Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween the Capitol and President's House, the latter being through an almost impassible marsh. in 1Su3 there were 109 white and 47 colored Methodists. In 1804, 29 white and # colored. In 1505 conference aesignated Washington «sa separate station—the membership in Washing- ton and Georgetown being 173 whites and 137 colored. In is, Washington had only 6! white and 25 colored; Georgetown 110 white and ® colored, and Alexandria Isv white and 2l4 colored. In 1405 Washington tooka new Start, and had % white and 44 colored. In Ist2 at fell to 91 white and 55 colored. In 1513 Wash- ington had 115 white, 69 colored; Geofgetown 14 white, 1i7 colored. In 1815 the Baltimore Conference agreed to set off Foundry Church as an indeperdent station. Henty Foxhall agreed to build a house of worship on the pres- ent site. It was dedicated Uctober Ist, 1515. At ibe annual cenference of |>17 it 1s certain the Foundry wasan adjunct to the Georgetown Church’ Juse after the war with Great Britain church matters moved slowly. Filty-one years ago we commenced with 107 members, some of whom were probationary; the city | was sparsely settled, and discouragement was | allaround. To-night the Foundry can rejoice in its 40 members and an edifice of S1U0,10u: at least 500 Sunday school children, 5vofficers and teachers, and 1,200 voumes in its library, be- sides Biole classes. Hon. N.G. Taylor, of Tenn., spoke of the ort- gin of the Chureh in the old country aad its erowth in tous, and referred to the duties of the church. There was great responsibilities rest- ingon it, and, although, from one preacher and five members there were now 6,00 preagh- ers and 2,W0U,040 members, to say nothing of the +,000.000 of attendants there was a large field before it, for in the common conrse of events an 34 years there will be a population of | 100,000,000 in this country, and in seventy years | of 246,000,000, Sbort addresses were made by Messrs. T. P. Morgan and John C. Harkness, the tormer grv- ing some interesting reminiscences, especially of the first Sunday school in the District, which was organized at the Foundry in 1$19 by Rev. John Emory. which, however, was not pernia- nently established antil 1$22. Into this school the ragged children were brought and clothed and fed. Daring the day the claims of the church were Urged upon the congregation, and cards were | distributed for subscripuons. Vinth-street Church—At Hamline Methodi<t E. Church, (9th stret,) the caitenary sermon ‘was preached in the morning by Rev. N. G. Taylor. of Tennessee. In the afternoon the Sundsy School celeprated the cemtenary, and were addressed by Messrs. A K. Brown and —— Waugh. In the evening, Kevs. W. A. Cook and B.B Emory made speeches ap pro- priate to the occasion. Wesley Chapel.—At Wesley Chapel, exercises ‘were commenced at half-past nine o clock, with a grand class and prayer meeting, which Was presided over by Thomas Havenner, Fsq. A sermon was then preached by the tev. Dr. A.H. Ames, after which the centen- nary collection was taken church was densely crowded during the exercises, General Grant being among those present. In the afiernoon a celebrauon was held by the Sabbath School connected with the eharch, Mr. David A. Burr, superintendent of the | school, presiding. Mr. Audrew B. Duvall. the | Secretary, read & report showing that the {| school bow numbers 53 scholars, snd 3S teach- ers, The library comprises £70 volumes. In con- nection with the school there is a Mission, ot 15 teachers and scholars. It was announced Amounted to over three hundred doliars. and is was expected the sum would be increased. An effort will be made to realize enuugh mo) to purebase a Tpetual scholarship in Dick- imsen College. In the evening, a meeting was held at which Thomas Pareell, = presided, And addresses were delivered by Messrs. ‘Thomas Havenner, Samuel Normeat, W. R. Woodward, and D. A. Burr. McKendree Chapel_—in the afternoon, the cen- tepnary lovefeast was held at McKendree Chapel, which was attended by many of the oldest inhabitants of the church in the net, and many interesting experiences were re. lated. Rev. Mr. Seys, a missionary to Africa, was also present, and made a very interesting address. a. Frgs.—Yesterday morning, tire was discoy- ered im the residence of Dr. Garnett.on New York avenue, between 13th and lth streets west. Officer O’Brien. of the Second Ward, was promytly on the spot, and succeeded in extinguishing tue fire withou: giving any alarm. About 10 o'clock fire was discovered in a small frame bouse on C street south, between 4% and 6th west. The alarm was rang into ths central office of the telegraph trom three boxe; bout the same time, but was given oat from box 15. The firemen were promptly on tn Spot id the fire was extinguished withou Much damage, probably not over 850. Ths morning, at + o’clock, & gas stove ex ploded in the third story of house No. 490 D street north, near 7th west, occupied by A. Ew- ing, causing an alarm of fire from box 34. The firemen were soon in front of the premises, but the fire was extinguished without airs: the operation of the steamers. Loss tating. +9 4 ‘I TEMPERANCE MeETING.—Yeu! after. % - ther publig Bet eeer * ead Boon, the Washingtonians held Meeting atthe Northern Market, Uce Hollingshead presided. There qa J.B. S Isrge atfendance, and the meetitig was ad- p> ¢ ‘a Gressed by Messrs. Finney, Tyler and Goldin, PUBE MEDICINES ABTI atter which quite a number took the pledge. | | best French Calf Boots, to order, #14 to $16. J. wetween Mike Carr; alias SomoEnglish, of this city, and “Bob” White, of Baltimore, for ©300 aside, to come off within thirty days. I+ is su that it will take place at some int on the Potomac. Garr, it will be cerallentee a few months ago fought “Rashe" Bol-ter. below Alexsndris, and whipped him. White isa Baltiraorean, and is the trainer of Sam Wallier. Carr is training im this Diswiet, aud W bite is said to be training néar Fortress Monroe Johnny McGiade, of New York, having re- the country of cently challenged any mania 12+ pounds for from ar te $5,000 sside, Sam Colter, of Baltimore, who vanquished Barney Aarons, of New York. list ‘springs a stubborn fight, has taken. the chatlenge. Col« lier, after bis fight with Asrons, withdrew from the ring, but from thisit would seem be Das resumed the gauntlets. It is stated that this fight will probably take place on the Po- tomac. ———_.———__ VMLatine City PDEINANCES —Saturday, Sergeant Meredith. of the sth precinct, made a speciality of the violators of the license law, ana the following persons were arrested in the Fifth and Sixth Warde by officers Davis, Ai- derand Turnburke, and fined the amounts named by Justices Handy and Cull: George arson, wagon without number; John Paton, James Bostane, Cbarles Hualse. T. S. Den- ham, wagons without license, $5 each: E. L. McDaniel, cart unlicensed, $2.51; Charles Er- bach, wagon unlicensed, for hearing. Michael Burns was arrested for fast driving by officer Gordon; Justice Handy fined him $20, and committed him to the workhouse for ten days in default of payment. Officer Thompson, of the Third Ward, arrested Wm. Harrington and Lawrence McMahon. for a yiotation of the law relative to the keeping of bogs. and they were fined $5 each; and Jeremiah Lynch, for violating the cow Jaw, and he was fined $2 by Justice Thompson. serene RELIGIOUS. —The meetings'at the Island Bap- tist Church, which have been in progress some weeks, stili continue, and during the week the pastor (Kev. ©. ©. Meador) has been assisted by Rev. Mr. Nelsou, of Georgetown; Kev. Mr Bray, ot the Navy Yard; and Rey. Mr. Gray, of the B-street Baptist Church. Up to this time there has been about a dozen conversions, and at present there are abont twenty inquirers. The congregations.ture large at every service, At Gorsuch (Metbedist Episcopal) Chapel the meetings a ¢ still in progress, and thus far there have been fifteen or twenty conversions. ‘The congregations are large. The protracted meetings at the East Wash. j ington Methodist Church. under the super- tendence of Key. G. V. Leach, are also being continued, large congregations being present, and numbers of mourners on every occasion presenting themselves at the altar. runerenene Sane A WarEerran. Coxriscarky—Friday after- noon, one of the frau sisterbood took a ride in a back about the city, and on leaving the ear. riage refased-to pay the fare. The driver, how- ever, asebe was about toenter the deor of her residence, seized and pulled out her fancy comb, whieh Joosened her waterfall, (a mass of wool encased in fine hair.) with which he drove off. The appendage was put upon the tree box at the northwest corner of 6th street and the avenue for sale, and a young man of- fering 40 cents for it, it was tradsferred to him; the driver, with the proceeds, treating nis | frrends, eee Tue Masons —The Grand Lodge of’ Masons f jurisdiction have just compteted their “1 visitations to the *ubordinate lodges and will shortly hold their aunual meeting Notwithstanding the fact that a large number of Masons who were sojourning here during and after the close of the war have withdrawn, the total membersbip is about the same as last year, and the jodgesare all in a Povriehing condition. Through the courtesy of theG@ Seeretary we baye seen anew set of jewels just completed by Messrs. McCoy and Sikle. of New York. They are very handsome and heavily plated with gold. 4 — a Law eNniks—Saturday, officer W. H. Evans, of the Seventh Ward, arrested Moses Linsley vpon a charge of stealing 32 frem Jaccb Ma- guire. Justice Boswell ordered Linsley to give security for good behavior, and sent him to the workhouse in defantt. The same officer ar- rested Biehard Corbin for stealing a vest, the property of Harrison Phenrx. Justice Ros- well sent the prisoner to jail for court. Offieer Prather, of the Third Ward, arrested a >olofed boy named Isaac Johnson for petty larcenyin the market..Justice Thompson order the boy to be locked up ten hours. « = DisMISsED.— Saturday morning, Barnard Burnstine, pawnbroker, who was held to bail cion of the larceny of au overcoat found in his possession, appeared before Jus- tice Morsell tor further hearing. There was no evidence of Jareeny, but the evidence was clear tbat the coat had been stolen and pawned wich him. Mr. Burnstine says he can at any time identify the person who pawned it. Jus- tice Morsell at once dismissed the case against Mr. Burnstine. who proved a very clear record of bis previous business, frequently restoring stolen property to owners. je ee INDECENT Expvostrg.—Saturday night, Ser- geant Franklin and officer Markwood, of the Third Ward. arrested James Alexander. asol- dier, and John B. Vander ville, a clerk, for in- decent exposure. Justice Thompson fined each $5. —— IncenDIAnyY ATTEMPT.—Yesterday after- noon, about 4% o'clock, an attempt was made to burn the property On 6th street. between M and N streets north, formerly occupied as a provision store by Mr. Hepburn. It was dis~ covered in time to save the property. esi PiItcHING UENTS On SUNDAY.—Yesterday, James Carter, colored, was arrested by officer W.H. Evang, of the Seventh Ward, for pitch- ing cents, and taken before Justice Handy, wno fined him $1. a Who 18 THE OWNER ! sterday, detectives ‘aryoe and McDevitt took an open-faced goid watch from a colored man The watch is sup. posed to haye been stolen, ft i A CARRYING Wkarons.—Neble Harris was arrested yesterday by officer Hurdle, of the First Ward, for carrying a billy. Justice Hole lingshead fined bim #20 5s. CITY ITEMS. WE note that Harvey & Co., 59 Penn- sylvania avenue, between 9th and lth streets, are receiving to. day more of those celeorated ‘Tassmaker creek oysters; also. Cherry stones terrapin sands; with several of the finest brands; which they will serve inevery style. puma! sp beat) MANY MEN Of mahy minds —will find many kinds of clothes at Henning's One Price Store, om the corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue. pees eee ASvRe PILE Cure —Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on recerptof $4. Circa- free. Soild by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine. Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. 3: ace cati Goop Frencu Calf Boots, ready made $11; Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, and inside Hotel. o—35 TRUE MERIT APPRECJATED.—*Brown’s Bron- chial Troches,” have’ nm before the public many years. Each year finds the Troches in some pew, distant localities, in various parts of the world. Being an article of true merit, | when once used, the value of the Troches is that the centenary cowtribution of the school | appreciated, and they are kept Piva? athand, to be used as Occasion requires. or Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Troches haye proved their efficaey. — Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex- ‘Warts, Moles, &e., successfully treated by Dr. White. Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn. av. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours 1. .u Sa m.toS p.m, and 6 to Sp. m. No change for consulcation. see TR BEES PEwwres can be had in any quantities at the lar office counter DIED. SBWABD. On Monday, October 29, F Cl WAED, ouly daaghter of Witten Be ra Py The relatives, friends and sequatntances ate ine d her funeral at 3 Ck ited to attend ie eral at 524 e*ole mare a . in h ae te miieat ae We Bevan and donghter Joha raat. of her metuer, Won d0aE sivest non’ Hiceace Fclock | Mer friends and noqnaint- mornin, i ances are fuvited to attend GABBER instant Jock mipHabaxe E.G. uREM, sced Ss years, 008 Helativcaand friendeare invited toaticad his grime temaeopetas artesnsat Bavi?, lee - J UsT = OLB, ue Prize RING.—A hatch Hal been male’ AUOTION SALES. (Por other Awstion Gales sce fourth page. __FOR SALE AND RENT. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. A i 44 teeenGabaH streets SALB—STOCK GOOD WILL and VIX FFunks of a Grogery Stores. Tessons BY whid To close cons! ecFicea'wes o at 5 Bird Gurs end. a ® parlor and bedroom, on F, sale of a0 oe 38 ects Bhawls Undercoth. Bootsanishoes Hat, his'ecnk, oumese | wilh benes wi! nitage roome,#9 Le W Aizen 70.8 ay Re! SB WASTRD-a drei class of about 12 or 15 room. thoroughly fur- with moder: imedt: ible Lock-Box 84 Post Salve ing at To'elock. “Sox ot S Sarees be ‘res ident’s Bquare ual é au T—Fret and ecoond FLOOR, anfar- PRY WL. WALL 8 00 . Auctionsers B Original Horse and Carriage inten® avenue. CABBIAGES, HARNESS, ING. October Work Horses, ng sbout— THIRTY HORSES. Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses. s, With and without Top, od; at 477 18th street, Beterence required, OB RENT—Three or four suitable for honsekeept 9th 10th SALE OF HORSES. i Keo. 494 L street, b oc 29 28° NT—Comfortab!: nicating , 906 9t! OR RENT—Twosmall FRAME DWELLIN ih. reet. corner of F 22d street. Rent $10 per —— L BUILDING STOCK SAL eres in Uentral Batiding Assoctati o for eh Tuquire of J.@. JUDD, 306 E street. Oc 29.3t* K foran officers’ meses Diy at Fort Whipple, Va. oem New E: Wagon NTED—First built in this city. ‘ORK. ‘el Atso. A large collection of New and Second hand Bug- Rec! Carriages, Wagons, and other One Hack and one Coupee in good order. Also, New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Car- riages, &c.. at private anie Beguiar sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Ocrzianes and Harness always o1 class TIN AND ER. forly te SI a or oo at tt BOARDERS WANTED—At 37 eet: north. | al heaved; and beths; gas, &c. Table substantial AN, sue 1CAn WOMAN. of rience wishes a SIT desirable and neatly furni<hed SE, containing eight rooms, § 4th street. be Apply on premi pleasant Furni<hed FRONT nsyivania avenn en. or peeleman andw Star Office. UNFURNISHED BOOMS FOR BEST, Massachnsctts avenue, bet 1th streets. Healthy locadon. oc 29 3t* UATION tn a pri Risinsowing Bpe lor address * No. “4 2d st., Georgetown. ANTED—To rent, by a withoot famil mall FBLC) ments. situeted and3i am! lith streets Rent not abeve 970. yection to ta good parior furnita: x oe lady friends to know that we ft Way LATEST designee Bru AN of the richest designs now ‘k reach usa few days after for by for three gentiem cheap. Apply at BY NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. IVE AND PRREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUUNITORE AND Gor Uv WEDNESDAY Oct. 31, at 10 0’clock a. m., we shall seli_at suction, a large aad extensive as- itleman and lady. residence only. -_With medern improve- Pa and Masa ‘avenues, aress P.O. Bo: RNISHED BOOMS—One er two ‘ivate family. Apply at 416 6th vate family. street. bet F and G sts. oc 29-3t* NT—In Georgetown, two heat FRAME RS, each containing four rooms, with ind convenient to the street cars, Apply to No. 71 emery ed se! to ® geatiemen declini for convenience of Woodward Building ) French plate M al nut and Usk Extension Dini Walnu = Osk wewood Marble top Tabies Beception, and other ave STAMPS of the and Embroider issued in New Cloaks, Capes, Joseys. Walsts, ad other Mirrors Our selections are second te none in the country." PRINCE'S 341 F strest, NTED TO BU ¥—A email HOUS: 7th anc loth streets, and between M@ street. Apply to oc and Walnut a: Walnvt Hatracks. with Merble Siale sbogany Washstands and Tables t Office Chairs id other Caneseat Ohairs ire Caneseat Armand Nurse Rockers, Beston Rock- ere 3 doz. Bedsteads. various patterse 100 Iron Single Bedstend: 100 Iron Double Bedstesas 300 superior B. H and Bt ¥ Rare chance fer any one to set up first class bathing- for eelling App! oc 29-3t* lot of Dini @ doz Woodreat Oh treet. between Gand Mas Sachusetts avenue. one of those nice Brick HOUSES in Doughty’s Bow. GBEENB’S Grocery Store, corner ats. D —New and Cast Of Olo {OR BENT—Un 9th LJ fh Pistols, Guns, or any other kind 0! chant Pawnbro! inth streot, three doors Sole Agent for Singer's Sewing or sale. Seamstress wanted. —WANTED TO BUY FoR $5,000 + CAST OFF OLUTH Ladies’ and Gengs’ ©! oR RENT—A large HOUSE, newly repaired, air Mattresses = artly fevaioes ‘~ t 2iet an strects. Pa. avenue. awe ply at 122 Pa. avenue. ane a oe Comforts, and Bea preads rior Saddle Olothe 200 Mflitery Coa! J Large let of Ind @ sisting of Rubber Packing Balls. Syringes. Combe, Brushes, Woollen Gauntlets sai Gloves, Felt Hats, Fancy Goods, &c Fo RENT—One fine three story BRICK HOUSB.on 7th street, bet M north, No 230, Btore Fizsures for saie. and Repaired. street, and 576): 7th, between B and Buckskio_ an: Qh hae Dae a rope, ipevoyees OMS. anitable Inquire of P. JOBVE , containing five rooms, with 6th and 2ist streets. vania avente and N his office Beatof | 8 near 1th 6 sea9 tf for single gent’ 186 lsth street, between 8 and T 9 St" NEAT TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR rooms, front gar- on 6th. near BD street. Ove pair heavy Oak Doors references given and required. want HOUSES. furnished and unfurnished. for rent aod to ret-class tenants. Aleo.to buy BOUSES and BUILPING LOTS in Washtngton, xnd a nice FARM for about $5 rer 6,000) Tera Wash- corner of 16th and # s pectable young chamberwork a ae, ALso Tge and small, A 2 Parregons and Sherry Wine, and Arp! = One oe ry Wine, from Government hospital =a The attention of the trade is expecially called to this sale. as the goods will |e sold w thout reserve and put up in lote to suit. NAGLE & CO., Ancts. OF OLD Woop, c CABPETS, 8e. CON U. 8. Navy Yann, WaskIne pox, October 27, i566 ¢ ction to the hichest DAY next, the Ist of Neveu ngton Navy Yard— den, gas and water. locate one suaare ovata — cars, Inquire corner Be RF 5 0. CONNELL. WT—A large and desirable DWELLING IE, with about 10 acres attached, situated my Virginia, opposite George- iv WANTED by UA TION to do ing. Address a noteto J. H., Star office. ANTEP — SECOND Also, MIRBO! on Arlington Hei AND FURNITURE ES, OABPRTS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNI ing doops ot recat pation BUCH 06 Tth Fe oe Ag OT Re} an c ene Goor Will be sold at T , bidder.on THURS. t12m.,atthe Washi ALOT OF CONDEMNED CARPE 0: BLD nob TING AND ‘Terms: Cash. in Government funds. order of the Commandant <4 = CHARLES B. 14 BY GREEN a W BOOMS at 6i Penns, War ase ND RENT. FOR SALE A A FOR SALE BEAUTIFULL: SITUATED FABM ON the road from Washington to Frederick City, 2) milcs from Wasidagton, of the beat the farm in fine wood land. with Water, having two good a) BOOMS suftable fo: 0, ope FURNISHED 3d eed F sts. oc 27-st™ LET—Several FURNISHED BOOMS, on Maecced aon third Ss at No. 339 F street, eets, MNISHED ROOMS. No. a ie nee the Post use. ‘oe 27 st TLLIAMB. Auctioneers, Corner of 7th and D streets, ALE Of PABLORA UBE, F Ci ‘CU r-@Lass between oth and pooping? Tt is well EXTENSIVE s, BE B TED WARE AND PUBLIC aUCcT: - Un THURSDAY, the ist da at 10 o’cleck a. m.. we shall Bem: couvenie nces for f is aldo & first class and very desi a large ard flowzishi Balsimore cities, as it o; Office. and one BRICK HO! ROOMS on secon’ a r 224 street, botween H and I, |, OB RENT—A handsome suit- of ROOMS. fur OF RATE peeneneen hoot asl two OLA. BERS on the third, at No. 404 3d street B and O streets north. ‘OBES FOR RENT—Two fine Stores for rent on moderate terms, corner G known a+ Fourth Table position for n, being almost a cen- m, Frederick and 8 On three public roads, and cap easily be «livided Into twenty lots, each ning over pine acres. * | A veriety of Kitche: Te ae 7,08 November next, | seh, © reriderce Bs, . fronting on Vir and Sth streets, is £ eng ve tgs lor Suit. uphol- ik and Damask avenne, between 7th’ One Walnut Case Pi One hand-eme Black Walnut Par! poe pm “ep Socncat : consi of Tete a-Tere jarge Bud sma. Castor ona six Side i “ A saf- and valuable investment, aad cannet fail to realize a clear re- ward to S27 company of rsons who wish to bay. 0, north of Patent rg 9th GRUDER, of > near by. who will give the c! farm and quality of lai Te, with covers ewood Frame Marble-top Oenter Table — Bleck Wainut Etagere, with giess Four Fancy Upholstered Gothic Chairs Mab ard Tables Hangoome Damask Curtains and Cornice and One set of handsome Farnitere. consisti: fine 16-foot Gax Extension Table, Ma Sideboard, woth class back and twelve Upholstered Oak Frame Ook and Green icquire from 9 “BRAMBALL, Teus- ERA FURNISHED ROOMS. ) between Sth and 6th, two squai Office milling, for heusékeeping or x} ; cooking stove, hydraot, gas, and other conveniences, Healthy location. 077 -3t* _RENT_¥rom lst November, three UN® F oF ENISHED ROOMS. a4) | use BD a rate. Apply at 301 FO BENT—A large, pleasant, FURE BOOM, withont boerd.on second fleor i inquire et 330 Delaware av OTIOE TO Obi T ner north B s: OWNERS OF COBNER 'T WEST —Any person owning s CORNEB LOT or Lots from one hundred hundred and fifty feet square, on either of nd desirous of selling, brdt Ee of gro L TY 6 er ittee Young Mer 390, Post Office, 2w OB RENT—A most desirable RESIDENCE on jeorgetown Hi ts, in the midst of a square of sbeut four acres, and having in the yarda large forest trees, of native growth, with three acres in front. contains three chambers, and an ee Front Parlor, and @ basem: a ont, vp kitehen, two ‘wood _ apply at No, 150 G@ er ame Cbatrs, m Mageachusetts avenue. Pp Lounge, ali to Handsome Black Walnut B: Marble-top Dressing Bures' Fine Hair-top Spring Mattres Sia five Feather tw o m1 the streets above ar o, RENT—To gentlemen, throes 1y-forpishe! ROOMS. co ‘ge and ‘8, communicating,one red, only a step from Wi from the H street and OS 15th street, between a8, twelve Festher Piliows and Ts Bleck Walnut French Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstanés and Osne-seat Black Watnat and Cherry War'robes on Bante French aurant aud a few ste} ed for immediately. on the a avenue, the nina Decorated Dinner, onite Willard 's enne Tea Set. all complete, con: of five bundred pieces One Full French Chima Decorated Tes Set, seventy Pleces Four Sheffield Plated Waiters Sheffield Plated WINDOW and part of Mate: one of the best, itands for effice or any other ely by the —— 3 oc furnish xXCOp' taining dining room, ‘vant’s rooms, wi For terms, &c. Georgetown, D. 0 (Gj 20RGETOWR HOUSE AGENCY, 100 DGE B STREET. We bave several desirable HOUSES Also, first-class RESIDE 5 20. We invite the attention of reliabie par- OBME & COOPER. (}OR BALE OR property. consisting So ry BAO! ational Hotel, with . Title indisputabl Dp! L,corner Penn's avenue —A number of small taining from four to seven rooms, a: 1n price from @1,20) to $2,000 1 on the deferrea payments. LOTS in various to §4 per syuare foot ‘Fes and Cott Eecg Boller and Dh Cut-giaas Decanters, 12)3 and 4 340 BUILDING t MITCHELL &80N, B 8_E. corner Pa. av. and 15t ‘OB BENT—A FEAME HO’ yA situated on 19th street. between Apply at the corner of 20th and si eiotogt jes an: ‘amble; White French China sat Noge Bow! i other Carpets a ing Tables ‘and Rockers USB, containings “wehtg 2 ae Lounges, ome Parlor Obsndelicrs gilt come Birore — E vii ard 's Coo! fOvVe a! ‘Ohamber Sto greens a Aad wany oth: sary to enumerate. ‘Terms cash. yery valuable } the lst of November,a FUB- NISHED HO! i: block frem the cars. Rent $50 a month. M BENT—One BRIOK HOUSE contai; eee te “ pats sitaated on at the corner of Sth and P streets north. r Stoves Kitchen Requi ALso, At4o’clock p. m.,on the same day, we shall offer of @ fine built Brick basement, contsi: ij handsome pariors. and sitting rooms, pantries, Pao and water —— feet 11 inches tront P. Also, seven handsome Building Lets, ‘Terms made known on the day GBEEN & W Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ¥ VALUALE IMPROVED HE CORNER OF 12: T WEST AND OHIO AVENUE, | fteptember, A. DB. 1864, Liber NOT. the residence, those furnishing address Hi ne; OM K, Btar Office. 'T—Severs! BOOMS in Te! Sipe gee! ave: JOHN H. SEMMES, 5 Bi —On Bridge street, G furnished OF satarnieh Sige ngutre ashi — ner the Horaden ; one of the best loca- ington. Apply at 475 LE —For sale. URED of that well F,OR BENT. tice BOO! J. TOWLES, Agent. be had next door. Drug Stere. corner Bridge and Georgetown. J Ess ND FOR RENT. Biden nd BASE ENT of . on F and 9th streets. Hope for bueluess in ‘Wash BEY D SALI D WILL kaoen. gee § Baloon, situated th and Penatylvania avenue. There arefeur Bret class new Patioru. Phelsn's Tables " mses. a immedi eB. BARRE. at the odious and extensive at the east corner of lately the . Apply ont tion of the parties secured at public auction, waverieb E ONDAY. the 19th da 8, northwess dy S-tf RENT—Desirable APARTMENTS, suit- Obie for, bonsekseping ine large Derse. tne ocation, containing t! on gas in cach » weter fer a ‘family without child on the premises, re Pe Rg Rk RR Board, ina private Ward, near the War and 8 vember, 1866, 1,in Square Ni The part of lot ne: 90 feet on 12th str inches on Ohto red for sale has a front of and s front of 113 feet 9 Looxixe GLASS PLATES, French and American WINDOW GLASS, BRUSHES, all kinds, FEATHER DUSTEBS, PAINTS, TUBPENTINE, LEWIS'S WHITE LEAD, French ana Jersey ZINO, VABNISHES, BENZINE, COAL OIL, LAMPS, CHANDELIEBS, DROP LIGHTS, SHADES, LINSEED OIL, at reduced prices, FRENCH PLATE and FRENCH g2YS2al_ GLASS furnished on shert not ce. PAINT MIXED TO O8DER, FBANCIS MIBLEB, $04 Ninth street. LEGANT BLAOK MANTILLA VELVETS. oe e have on hand @ few pieces of very superior. BLACK LYONS SILK VELVETS vite the attention of article. lumbie Garden.” month. Inquire ih id ii a ee iD equ: ths. with interest z deed of Bavy Departments. voc 25- ‘HE STOCK AND GOOD WILL OF _mesewere Bo Ones. ‘T. Ww OF ONEOF conveyancing and stamps at the cost of pur- uses in this cit a Apply by letter to WM. H. WA oc 2-eokds GREEN & WILL! cr AT BEDUOCBD PRICES. A BRICK HOU! od yan ‘and stable, neat 77th at, 25. HOU BE No. 562 north side . Furnace, Do. Steamers, the west gate rg 18 s90ms. one Bio: willbe given, : | Bstate Agent, office 36 feiss ro . ren Worsh Letrest B SALE—60 oF 70 pores of LAND. of elty Hmite, Thiel ‘DS wrock Bu office, corner 7th and for Mantillas. all in want ofa * On hand's splendid )D, of the very best quality, families to put in their win. ore wil be received at our office, 4 : », between of 7th och ay and INTEB UNDES GA: Fen pttemcas of Bik do. ; Weolen Bibbed ae. ne, at re- Prices, at. ‘Lane's = someon 9 Fean's avenue ————— BUCK WHEarT. 10,0001be. prime new BUCK WHRAT, just re- | ceived and for cale by BRAVANS 4 8Haw, At the Old Stand of Morrison, Shaw & Oo., ® oasy. L80, jet Alexander & Speortment of rich and heavy. Petrects, Wesbing- BLACK COBDED SILKS, ues, and assortment of HANDSOME DBESS SILKS, sll of which we are selling at the lowest cash. STORES 315 AND 217, Svenue end Sth street. Bouth corner Penn's W. Lb. WALL BRT NAGLE 2 00. accccucers z On MONDAY. October 2). 1356, on the promises, Ith street, between K and Lstrect at 40 clock p m. Lot So. 7, in subdivision of Symare No isi, be improvements thereon. const + four roome and sri" serena La fromt by 28 feet deep, alloy. rick He ase, containy The Terms: One balf cash; balance in eight months, red by deed of trart on the premises ald at thee of sale ‘Stamps usd conveyeecias ar cost ef pu: ec sodas {bron} NAGLE & 00., Accts [JY OBEEN & WILLIAMS, Avctioncers LLENT AND WELL KEPT ROUSE GOLD ERT. THE, CarituL drobes, nt Spring, Hair, and other Mi eather Pillows B Bedateads, Pointed Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, Ward- Tobes pnd Bedstesds Excellent Brasseh Three ply, Inerats, and other Carpets Damask Covered Lounges, ip Greon Bop Si Ex elient Atr tight Badtator ant A fine lot of Table and other Crockery Cooking Steves and Utenais end Kitchen Reger swe deow ua- sites, apd man) other articles which Becessery to enmumerate, Terms cash m4 {Iint.] GRE! a WILLI 0-8TORY BRICK DWELLING aT ave of Walnut Dining Tabies and Chairs board. Cane peat Chairs, and Bo, BX © F. PAGE, Anctioncer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF DESI ERTY) bEING TH UT 12, IN SQUABK 155, of 17th street west and K street Geo. W. Kiges, Eso By virtue of a deed of trast from W. Anderson | and wife to me, dated Oct. 20. 1858, | corded in Liber J. A al i 8 No 166, foll jand property. on the premises, on Tl 1866 at 43s o'clock p m Terms anpoun: ed a nd stamps et purchaser's cost. oc 38-4 ¥ JAS. C McGUIRE & 00 , Avctioncers SALF BY CATALOGURB OF ITALIAN Wo F ABT. AT THE AUCTION KUOM. 0) = VEDNE-DAY MOKNING, o'clock. and ~am- evening at 7 “RBS VASES. FOUNTAINS, PY& FIXTURES, in Alslaster. Agate, ad Naple~ Green. ail elaborately carved, @ad imported direct from Fi rence and Bone Tuesday morning ge Jag oGUTRE & oc s7 (San. Herald & Ie BY OE, EELS £ co. Auctioneers and Beal Estate Po! Northwest corner 10th and F streets, LOT OF NEABLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNI BE No 664 north 10th street, between D and E. east side, (over the Gas Office.) at Public Auction On WEDNESDAY, the 3: all wel! at ‘th: Walout Hair leth So! Bockers and Wainct Marble top, Dining and other Tables Cave Seat and other Chairs Handso ne Parlor Windew Shades Beinac Cottage Cham ber Setts Bair end Cstton Top Mattremses Feather Beds. Pillows and Bolsters Bheets Blankets. Quilts. &o 130 yards excellent Brussels Carpets Also, Ingrain and Venetian Carpets Gil Cloths. Mattines and Boge Parlor, Cooking and other Stoves On Glace and Ware * cash, (Intel.j Auction vers, ec f WILLIAMS, Aactioncers, ' B* —s ay 7th aad b streets. TENSIVE SALE OF THE TROUSE, ON PERNSY in part— other B: nut ana other Wardrobes. Lounges Wall Osk and Walnut Extensicn Di oe. Stool aad Cover, ie by Gilt Frame and other Leeking Glasse«. Clock Feather _— Hair and other Large let on Cleth and Matting, Crockery and Glass Ware Immediately after the sale of the above— ‘We shall seil an excellent Horse and Family Ourrii exeane, BSaddies, and Bridles, and Dtabli 3 Aso, at 3 o'clock p. m.— We sball sei! rhe Imp ntaining ten rooms and wide balls viltom. ftable for 17 horses, Summe: yey Gtted up. with over 200 ; Six tons Coal; three cords Woo the sale. oc 25-6t GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LABGE SALE OF ABLY NE MOLD FURNITURE AT NO, 345 BEET WEST, BETWEEN [ Dction ing remont of Furniture, consistiug and ker. Black Walnut Marble-top Table indew ay Marbl« top and other Dressing Bareans des, &c Wardrobes. Cane sest Bookers and Chairs Nearly new painted Co! Setts areau and Euclesed W: Lounges Stenson Dining aud other Tables Parlor. Cooking. and other Btoves eo Portable Hake Ovens. And a lot of Kitchen Bequi sites Alse, a fine Lady's Side Baddie, Bridle, &c., GBE ILLiAMSs, Bearly new Terms §2i D. L. WELLS & 00. B* Auctioneer: ‘rs and Real Estete Brokers, F streets. Nerthwest corver 10th and On WEDNESDAY, the Sist day of October next at 4o0'elock p. m. street, corner of 10th. vel e These Lots are well located ia an improvi: of the city, and are worthy the atte: gees Der Emoreves ator jon. Terms: One-baif cash; balance very long credit Conveyancing and stamps at down on each lot. D. L. WELLS & ©0., Ancts. P.8. The sbove lots will be divided at the «ale rehasers. to suit pu TEE: Multan GB-HO NOBTHEGN HALF OF ort! rear of the residences of Chas. Knap i recoris of Washiagten eounty. D. ©. 1 =hall sell the sbeve described ime of sale. Conveyancing ALFRED BAY. Trustes K. F. PAGE, Avct dcteber 31, et 10 -ck. comprising i nT WELLS & COs UVANIA A 4TH STREETS her Bureaus ter Table Mahogany and Jemuy Lind and | jstende ements. On ground rent, with the Lease. which Bas to rum six years, with the privilege of removing the Improvement st the expiration of Lease. The improvements con: ap excellent Frame Dwelling or busines- ater through the o use and f antai + the ger- ersons wishing to purchase excellent Purof- ture or « fine |usiness stand will éo well to attend H ST A K 8Ts. NOBTA, Hear the Northern Liberty Market, On EDNESDAY. the sist instant. at 10 o'clock we shall sell, at the residence of » coping. at House No 345,ag00d of— alpot Hairciuth Sofa-, Chairs, Easy Obair dsteads. Hair, Cotten-top and other Mattresses Excellent Brassels, Three ply, Ingrain end other . OB we shall those three very desirable on 10th street east, bear the corner uf G south, each fronting Dy 116 feet deep. Also, those ome Doe on south @ —~ «~< —