Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1866, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT, NATIONAL THEATER.—The Richings Eng- lish Opera Troupe had the largest audience of the searon Inst evening. To-night they will preeent for the first time in this city Eichberg’s celebrated comic opera ‘‘The Doctor of Alean- born Another crowded house may be ex- pected. Ss aires ORGAN Concent at FeunpRy Cavrcu.— Last night. an organ concert was given at the Foundry Methodist somes Church, coraer of 18th and G streets, for the purpose of raising funds to pay for the new organ of the eburch. The musical attractions, combined with the Spporiaaiy of seeing the interior of this fine new cburch, drew a large and distinguished audience. The church is to be dedicated on Sunday Dext, sndts Row furnished with the exception of the pew cushions. The style of decoration is sufficiently ornate to gratify the eye, but is in excellent taste. The pulpit and pews are of ciled walnut. and the carpets and cushions dark grees. The ceiling isarched, and is 47 feet from the floor in the center of the build- ing. The organ (31 stops) is of chestnut fin- ished in oil,and was builtby Wm. A. John- son, of Westfield, Massachusetts, at a cost of 34,000, This builder is not much known here- about, and the fine quality of the mstrument a= demonstrated last night will serve to give bim 4 reputation in this quarter. Previous to the commencement of the con- cert, the pastor of the church, Rev. B. Peyton Brown’ arked that the audience should not in- dulge in clapping or stamping. by way ot ap- plause, but thet they would content them- selves with euch marks of appreciation of the exercises as should not ba nnseemly in the house of God. The audience, considerably enthused by the performances of organist GG. W. Morgan. (of New York.) and the vocalists, Mrs. Kretschmar, Mrs. Buits, Mrs. Street, and W.H. Burnett, were somewhat puzzled how to signify their approbation within the bounds prescribed, and finally fell torattling their pro- grammes, snd after a little practi it was as- tonishing the amount of noise they managed to raise in this manner. The good pastor iooked ittle doubtful at first, whether or not he should exlarge his specifications to embrace this astounding rustling of programmes. but finally smiled a genial smile as it he had made up bis mind that they might as well goit until he had of portunity to consider the mat- ter. The following programme was performed to such general satisfaction that it was unani- mousiy resolved to repeat the concert on Fri- day night next I. Organ Solo—Tema in “A,” with varia- tions, (Hesse:)Geo. W. Morgan. 2. Song—Star of Love, Mrs. Street 3. Aria Tenore—Be thou faithful unto Death, (Mendelsotn:) W. H. Burnett. |. Anthem—Sbow me Thy Wayz, O Lerd, (Torrente:) Mrs. Butts. 5. Organ Solo— Offertoire in +4," (Wely:) G@. W. Morgan. 6. Ave Maria—(Millard:) Mrs. C. ¥. Kretschmar =. Organ Solo—Overture to Masaniello. G. W. Morgan. =. Aria—I will extol Thee, O Lord, (Costa's Eli:) Mrs. Butts. 9. Dno—Ah, Cosi de Affita, (Donizett::) Mrs. 0. Y. Kretsch- | mar and Mr. W. H. Burnett. 10. Organ Solo— Nation Airs, (Morgan W. Morgan. 11. ) G. Song—Nightingale Trill, (Ganz) Mrs. C. Y¥. Kretschmar eo | A Susricious CrncUMsTance.—Last night, | St am carly hour,a gentleman walkiag along | 4% street, near the canal bridge, overheard | four men (negroes, he supposed,) talking about trowibg something intothe canal. Heshortly Twards heard a sound as of something thrown mto the water. Meeting with detec- | tives Clarvoe and McDevitt, on 10th street, hy related the circumstance, and the detectives went immediately to theplace. Detective Clar- voe, by getting scme boards and making a tem- | porary platform to the middle of t reached the spot designated, and fished up a large carpet-sack, containing a lot of copper | and nickel cents and sma!i stl ver coin, amount- | ing in all to more than $30), besides various in- | siroments and number of bills for purchases | | made by some person named Walter Jones, of Madison Court-House, Va. The carpet-sack s were quite a heavy lift. but the | arried them to the police headquar- | ters, where they can be identified by the owner. There ts a strongsuspicion that the carpet-sack and contents are but the refuse of a larger job done up by thieves. eee Pn oe A Harp Casx—Yesterday afternoon, De- tective McDevitt was on the train from Balti- more, when a boy about 16 years old was put on the cars, to come to Wasbington to look for an uncle residinghere He says that his name is Wm. Barry, sometimes called Thompson. His father and mother are dead, and he has a brother and sister in Canada. He wasem- ployed on « canal in Pennsylvania, and his ume having expired he was paid off. He bought some things in Reading, and had #2) left. He went to a hotel to change his clothes, and afterward, walking about, three men met bim, and said they were looking for a boy who had stolen a valice. He gave them his keg to examine bis valise,and one kept him in con- yersation while the others went for his yalise. When he went to look for his valise it was gone and the men ciso. He worked his way to Baltimore, where he was furnished with a pass to this city, where be 's he has an uncle, named Henry Thompson, a carpenter. Tne boy is stopping at Police Headquarters. aa = THz REGULAR MEETING of the Republican Association was held jast night at Room No. 71 Washington Building. After the reading of the minutes some thirty new members were en- rolled. The propesitition submitted at the last meet- ing to amend the Constitution by prescribing a residence of 6 months to entitle to membership was rejected. The new comers “couldn’t see it.” A motion to bold weekly meetings was adopt- ed, as wasalso & proposition to procure the hall on 9th street (2d floor of Union League Building) every Wednesday evening. The monthly dues were fixed at 25 cents, and entrance fee 50) cents. fi genses aeons REeEB’EKAN DeGneR Assoc! aTION.—Lasteven- ing, at the meeting of the Ladies’ Union Ke- bekab Degree Association, No. I, at the Navy Yard, the officers of Association No. 3, just organized in South Washington, were installed. The officers of No. 3_Association are as fol. lows :—Mre. Jeanette Braxton, President: Mrs. Fanny Brenner, Vice President; Mrs. Eliza- beth Bean, Recordmmg Secretary; Mrs. Josephine Corawall. Financial Secretary: and Mrs. Ann Davis, Treasurer. Toe new association bids fair to be a large one—the working material being excell and doubtless it will do much good in the same quiet way as has done the senior associations. ee aon REORGANIZATION OF THE NaTionaL Ex- rress Comrany.—The National Express Com- any was reorganized at Richmond yesterday. be new directors are General Joseph R. Ans derson, Richmond: W. H. Perot, Baltimore; J. Carter Marbury, Georgetown, D. C.; Colonel M.G. Harman. Staunton; R.P. Zimmerman, Auanta; J. Faley, Baltimore; William Devers, Itimore, and Lewis Nervell, Lynchburg. Bir. Perot will be president in the place of Gen- eral Joseph E. Jobnson. A further requisition of ten per cent. upon stockholders will be made and payment enforced. Cuarez oy Lanceny.—Yesterday, Officer A. Jonsson, of the sanitary police, arrested a man named Geo. Hander. who boarded at No. 450 Sth street west, charged with stealing, on the 3d instant, $76, the property of Mr. Joka Loeliger, who keeps the house, and oue silver watch, the property of a lady boarder named Fanny Hafener, valaed at $i2. He was taken before Justice Miller, who required nim to give bail for a hearing. —eanpeeali-coemeurs Bzatrxe 1s Wire.—About 1 o'clock this morning, Jobn Rapp, a German brushmaker, was arrested by officers Prather and Straub at bis house, om Sth street, between N and 0, for beating bis wife. He knocked ber on the head with a barrel stave, inflicting an ugly but not dangerous wound. Justice Thompson held biz to bail for courtand fined him $2) for carrying a concealed weapon, a pistol. pelsstoces Wiese THe REMA Easton, Pa, tpis morning, and arrive at about Si o'clock p.m. at the Baltimore and Ohio Kailroad depot, where they will be recetrved by 8 committee and taken to nis late residence. on © street north. The funeral service will probably take place at the house on Thursday, when the remains will be interred in the Con- gressional Cemetery. ——_o—__. AN HoyEst HACKMAN.— Yesterday, Angus- tus Lafontaine, a hackman, delivered to I. sut. Skippon, of the Third Ward.a cambric um- brella and a biue silk sun shade, which were leftin bis back on the 25th instant by some on= enkuown. Theowner can recover the arti- cles by calling on Lieut. Skrppon at the Ven- tral Guardhouse. Ineidents of this sort are so rare that it is worthy of record. Lares Drove.— Yesterday forenoon a drove of about 1,000 stock sheep passed along Boand . ary street north to the Caain Bridge and crossed into Virginia. They were driven from th West, and will be disposed of in the State go Virginia for the purpose of stocking the farm Of those wh2 were deprived of their stock during the w: pa ee Retcryvep.—Last hight, Major A.C. Rich ards, Superintendent of tbe Metropolitan Pelice, returned to the city from his Northern tour, and immediately resumed the duties of bis office, which were performed daring his absence by Captain Reed, inspector of the dorce. of Frank Henry will leave | CITY ITEMS. —_—~o—_— Figee cuNCu To-NIGHT at the Tontine Res- taurant, from §to 12 p.m. 336 D strset, near loth street. —_——+o—_—_—_— Gems! GEms!!—6 for 5) cents; 12 for 80-cents, Ferrotype Cird de Visite, large size, 4 for $4. jetures in oval f anes, ${. Callat tae Whiteburet Gallery, 424 Peansyl vania avenae, between 44 and 6th streets. 2 kd WE & aie IY JEWELRY.—Reg Wood'Seits, Pins, Drops, Buttons, Braceletts, Jet Chains Long and Short, Silver Plated Spoons, Forss, Gob- lets, Cups, Salts, recelved this morning, at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsyl- vania Avenue, near 4 street SS ee How Is rt that Hi Do's celebrated Steamed Oyster Saloon, 239 Pen Avenue, between Oth and 10th -tree: crowded? Simply because they serve nothing but the pick of the market, and by the most competent cooks of the country. ——— ae A Fine Stock ef Whitney and Chinchilia Overcoats, made well and in styte, can be seen at Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, on the corner of Seventh street ana Maryland ave- pue. The prices are very moderate and marked in plain figures, from which there is Bo deviation. Save your Mongy!!!—Buy your Gents’ Furnishing Goods at Franc’s Cheap Store. 494 7th street, three doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. He selis good Merino Shirts and Draw- ers, at $1: good Canton Flannel Drawers, a: 75 cents; Gray's Uollars, 25 cents per box. 3 A SvuREPILE CuRE —Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- sirument positively cures the worst cases of ies. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circu- jaye free. Soid by druggists. Agents wanted evervwhere. Address J. B Romaine. Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York 3 Goop Frexcu Calf Boots, ready made 811; best French Calf Boots, to order, $14 to $16. J. Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, and inside Hotel oe TRUE MERIT ArrrRctaTED.—*Brown's Bron- chial Troches,” bave been before the public Many years. Each year finds the Troches in some new, distant localities, in varieus parts of the world. Beingan article of true merit, when once need, the valne ot the Troches is appreciated, and they are kept always at hand, to be used #s occasion requires. For Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Troches have proved their efficacy. . Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Mole: &e., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeo Jhiropedist, 424 Penn. av.. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from §a m.to5p.m., and6 to 8 Pp. m. No charge for consulcation. > PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the Star office counter | estima emememineenenimeciece eee MARRIED, DALTON—COHEN. On the 30th instant, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. Mr Hamilton.@. EB DALTON, m Db ,of Philadelphia, toSALLIE BE COHEN. of Washington, D.C. No catds [Philadelphia papers please copy. | = THORN BURG—ROCK WELL. On Tuesday eve- ping. Oct. 3%. by Bey Jno Obester, Mr. ISAAO N, THOBNBURG. of Martinsburg. Va..to Miss EL are T BOCKWELL, of Washington, D. oc. ecards. DIED. BIGGS On the 21st instant, SOPHIA BE. F.,the bel M. big, and dauchter of a6t The friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral, from the reeidence of her pa-ants, No_ 496 12) street north. between K and L s.,., on Friday, the 24 of November, at2o'clock. 2t* PEDDICORD. On Tuesday, October 3th, WIL- LIAM EDWARD. youncest sum of Celinda'A id the late Jeremiah Peddicord, aged 13 months and Seay ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend his foneral. at S3o'clock on Thuraday next, from the residence of his mother, corner of 9th and Boundary sts. s aeeeesaeeieteanaRaianeaiaineimimiammmaeneeeename pos ST@OK OF DOMESTIC COTTUN GoobDs of every description and ef the best brands at low- est market prices, ALSO, large stock of BLANKETS, HEAVY SHAKER FLANNEL, DOMESTIC AND FINE WOOL FLANNELS, ALSO, HOUSE FUBNISLING DRY GOODS at extremely low prices for eash. J.J. MAY &CO., 305 Pennsylvania avenue, oc 30 2tif between Sth and 10th streets, [DZP°T OF MOURNING GooDs. Familfés in Mourning are respectfully informe! that our stock of low-priced, medium, and fine MOUBNING DBESS GOODs, For Fall and Winter Wear, is now full and com- plete, and we offer them in large or smali qaan- tities, at extremely low prices JOS. J. MAY &CO., 305 Pennsylvania avenuo, ec 30-2tif between 9th and 10th sts, WANTS. WAUTFD—Ac AGENT tor o reliable Tosur- wc O a Cane pegueny. address Box 212 City Ps A M WANTED—For acentie- wate, Btate verms 100 stat Ohics oo3i-st* Comeztant COOR, W. and IBOS ranted f smell need apply ato 493 1shatrent Hope oem-ne 4N 1 ED-1h tiem take W fe Puan a ee rer bet. Rh evd nth»? Boarders, at Ho. 362 Dat. pfurnished 498, Post Oftice, Washington, DC, ““oc3i-sre ER (onl, wPhaNelsio. 2 oc SY 2t* ANIED— DRK- ANT EDO A TIN end SHE! TION WORK- 1, GRBGORY, 321 P ‘oc $0-8¢* WAN TATELY—A MILLI- tMrs F BURDK'’S 356frenn. ave- ‘en oth and 7th streets, up ple ig WANTED—Iin a respectable Freoch referenoes exchanged; terms must be dress, stating terms, W. U.. Owen ston. D.O. 08 al W45TuD-a HOME fora youth aged vho can write @ gvod hand end is very quick at ficures a etore oroffice. A Cath tic family nre-_ ere be cap attend Sunday school. Ad- dress Box $7 Star Office. oc 30 8t* ) ANTED—A YOUTH of 4 or IS yoarsof age, W who writes a fair band and is acquainted with the city; must restde with bis parents Apply be- tween and 10 o'clock a tn. to MCNEIE & BBY. ANT, 498 7th st oc 30-38" J ANTED TO RENT-—6y the first or middle of Wate, 20 Rene ES Gahastehmaeiee FURNISHED BOOMS for housekeeping Terms must he moderate. Add ng loextion, &c., 7.8 B.. Room 9. Pay bepartment oc 29-4t* WANSTED—A NURSE. She mast be an exp:1i- enced settled Woman, and must come well reccommended. To such & eRe constant employ- ’ Ment. a good home and wages will be giv Ap ply to Mrs. W., No. 426 F st., between 6th and 7th streets, oe 30 St ro ISHED HOUSE WANTED-A first clace house of about 12 or 15 rooms, thorougely fur- Bished,centraily located. with modern improve- Mepis, is wanter immediately by @ responsible party Aodress Lock-Box 84 Post Offi e, Wash- ngton, DO, Oc 29-3t* Ware ret class TIN AND SHEET- IBON WORKER. Apply to SIBLBY & GUY, Stove Warehouse, Penn's ave., bet, eth and 10th sts. oc 27-tf FOR SALE AND RENT. ReT BATE STAND for an A. ist for ren. Inquire at 1 evenue and éth st. oc S1-eo3t* —| 0. 209, on Penn's ave Petron feeds gc, cma . With large dry cellar. Apply at 173 F street. corner iat or Bae RNIBHED AND PLUASANT Ne eots for reat No 423 13th street, be- <a smb eae resented Fo. SALE—Twenty SHANTIES If ooteold vately will be offered at anctionon SAT- ae a CRN GATROR, coe iitvand B st + Cor Oc 31-3t* x. icbEviTT. ‘Auet. F%, RENT—Two Unfarnisbed BOOMS and KITCHEN, suitable for hourekeping Will rent one room end kitchen if desired hand M streets. jestred; eout! Batrance on M et. Fo Bente BeIOe. HOUSE. with 9 rooms x 2 and bath room. No 345 8th street, bet. [and street north. Also, Stabling. 417 Asth street, bet. Gand H sis, Possession on ist November, oc 31-St* t Uk BENT—A small FURNISHED HOUSB tes responsible party who can bring undoubted reference; the rent will be very low; itis conve nient to the market and passenger railway cars Inquire at the vtar Offlcs oc Sat O 1k T—Two plea-aut Furnishced BOOMS, at 491 8th street. near Pa ave. oc 8 2 TR FURNISHED OB UNFURNISHED BOOMs to rent, with gas; bath inh ply 62 Green street ergetown FO SEST_Two ROOMS. suitable for house- Inquire 594 N street north. betweea pin, 6th ana th streets wi oc # 2t FE BENT—HOUSE ond OFFICE or STOBE No. 464 joth street. Inquire of Mr. YORKE, Gas Ag ‘nt, inthe buildine oc 30 3t™ F°, BRENT—A large au‘ well furnished FRONT ROOM, suitable for one or two gentlemen. House occupied by family. 376 13th street, near New York a oc 30-21* For SALE—A GROCER: STORE, centrally located, doing @ fine business. Satisfactory Teasops for. seliiug; low Apply to KIL- BOURN & LATTA, Beal Batate Brokers, corner 7th and F sts, oc B-5t FOB RENT—Two BRIOK HOUSES, containing six rooms each, gas and water, in good lo- cality, near the Navy Yard, convenient ts the city cars, on 7th street. between Gand I. Inquire next dvor for LOUIS WEBEB, 569. oc 5t* Inguire at No. our lady friends to kaow that we e ens now issued in Ne York reach usa few days afer for Cloeks, Capes, Joseys. Wat Sacynes, Slippers, Pincusbions. Smoking Caps. Yokes and Bauds. Our selectic ns are second te none in the country, PRINCE'S 351 F street, oc 27-tf site Patent Office, WANTED TO BUY—A small HOUSE. between 7th and 15th streeta, and between Pennsylva nia avenue and M street. Apply to 0. B BAKER, Star Office. ov 23 tf W 4,57 ED—New and Cast Of Clothing Watches. Pistols. Guns. or any other kind of geods. The highest cash yrice paid at the Mer- Chant Pawnbroker's Store of A. FULTON & CO. 502 Ninth street, three doors north of Pa. ave. Sole Agent for Singer’s Sewing Muchines. Brass Band ale. Se tress wanted, oc 17 Im* qe —WANTED TO BUY FOR $5.000 $5,000. CAST OFF CLOTHING of ail de- feriptions. Ladies’ and Gents’ Ulethes Dyed Cleaned and Kepstred. No. 485 7th, corucr B street. and 5765, 7th, between B and Maryland avenue, oc W)-1a™ y / ANTED—by the 15th of October, an unfur- | nithed BRICK HOUSE, containing eight or ten rooms, with modern improvements, between 6th and 2ist streets, Pennsylvania avenue and N street Address A. K.L., at this office Best of | references given and required. ve ed. sea tt ] ANTED—By a respectable young girl, a SIT- UATION to do chamberwork and plain sew- Ing. Address a note to J. H., Star office. se 3 ANTED — 3ECOND HAND FURNITUB Also, MIBRORS, OARPETS, BEDS, BEL 1 DING and HOUSS FURNISHING GOODS of every description BUOHLY, 606 7th street jo 8-t? Gand H. east af FOR SALE AND RENT Fo RENT—HOUSE on F street; $150 por mont. Furnitare for sale. Also, HOUSE on © street; $100 per month. Furniture for sale; near City Hall. Aneleg tT URSISHED HOUSE of tourteen rooms, for bi eet $2.c0 + 10th and F RAKE CHANCE luable DALRY for routes in the city, je FARM for rent, one mile from the eity, ood road. The cows are very choice ani profit, about thirty in number. Also, the Hosses, Hogs. Milk Wagons, Dairy Fixtures, Farming Implements, & rything is of the first-class, and i & bargain rarely to be with, and will be sold reasonable, aud upon ad rm WwW ‘ 0., over tel ly at once to D. L BLLS Beal Betate Brokers, N. W. corner 10th and F. 0 LET—If applied for immediately, on the corner of lith street and Penn’s avenue, the WINDOW and part of STO: ‘ite Willerd’s Hote]; one of the b ands for effice or any other business. Occni ely by the Northern Cen- tral Kailroad Comps: oc 77 tt FoENisHEp ROOMS TO RENT—At a reason- able price Appiy No. 444 lith etreet. be- tween G and H streets 06 29-e0 t* r% teeing a KOUM 346 Peun. avenue, sebington Puildi?€OHN H, SEMMES, ce 26-sott Seaton House. OB BENT—Op Bridge street, Georgetown nice BOOMS. furnished or unturnished. Good joard e had next 4 Inguire at the new Drug St corner Bridge and ‘Washington ats, Georgetown. Oc 25-e07t* Lascz STOCK OF MEBINOS, BEPS, EMPBESS CLOTH, POPLINS, POPLIN ANB WOOL PLAIDs, STBIPED POPLINS, And other WINTER DRESS GOODs, At greatly BEDUCED PBICES, JO8.J. MAY &00, 30> Pennsylvania avenue, oc 30-2tif ween 9th and 1th sts. cor ! OOAL!! woop! WwooD!: Nut Coal . a 91.5 Baltimore Oowpany’s White,Ash 8.50 Lykens Valicy ke! Ash - 8.76 Shameken Bed Ash 875 Spruce Pine Wood per cord 6 Oak Wood, best qnalit: 7 Sawed — Split Pine. 0. Oak Orders ieft at Hall & Hume Market Space, Louisiana avenue. bi Sth etr will be promptly attended to. bst., tet. E and F, [si BOUTS GAITERS, BALMORALS. and SLIPPERS. FOR MEN, LADIES, AND CHILPREN, MADE TO ORDER, HEILBRUN & BRO. 506 SEVENTH STBEET, Are now prepared to take measures and will make to order— Fine STITCHED BOOTS for $10. Heavy PEGGED BOOTS for §3. ne STITOHED GAITBRS for 97.10. Ladies’ and Children's SHOES at very reason- able prices, Our large stock of HOME AND EASTERN MADE BOOTS AND SHOES ‘Will be closed out at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! Also, EMBROIDERED PATTERNS FOR SLIPPERS Can be found at HEILBEUN’S, 506 Beventh street, _0c 29 3t* Adjoining Odd Fellows’ Hall. ~ ELLING OFF we SELLING OFF Our entire stock of DBY GOODS NOW IN &sTORE, 375 7TH STREET, Third Door above I Street. determined to close the above store by the 15th of next month, we shall eommence to run off the goods without regard to cost. Store for rent, LANSBUSGH & BROTHER, oc 27-1lw 375 7th street. SFCoND HAND LUMBEB. We have a large quantity ef SECOND HAND BOaRBps, SCANTLING and JOIST, assorted lengths, whic will sell st about half th, f Parties eee a eaRCING, SHEATHING, ‘arties in want of FF. I oes will find it much to their advantage to use s. Constantly on hand a large assortment of all Binds of LUMBER #3 A cargo of LATHES just received. EDW'b CLARK & CO, Virginia ave. ue, bet. sth and 10th ste east, oem iw Beer Yard. 007 tw javy OB SALE— F 1,009 GOEDAR POSTS. - at the lowest market Ks Bold tn late to aui le. re, A t $22 1 » bet D end © north? * 38 Me etree ein A FOR SALE. BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FABM ON the road from Waehington to Frederick City, 21 miles from Washiagton, contatning 157 acres of the vest land ip Montgomery county, Md, 30 acres of the farm in fine wood land. It is well supplied with water, having two good springs. and a pump near the house, barn, stable, and all other conveniences for farming, with plenty of fruit. It is also a firet class and very desirable position for @ large and flourishing town, being almost a cen- v ashington, Frederick and Baltimore cities, ae it oper’, on three public roads, led Into twenty lots, each jafe and val: et fail to realize clear re- Peyomemee wish to buy, it 490, north of Patent Of , orto Dr, 1y a tween 8th HY 4 9th streets, on H . MAGRUDER, of Montgom Md., near by, who wi farm and quality of lan . 1. Pos. tf UIntel N TICE TO OWNERS OF CORNER LOTS ON . —Any n owning a CORNER LOT or Lots from one hundred hundred and fifty feet sauare, on either of eets above pamed, and desirous of selling are tuvited to submit plat of sroand, price, and tothe iiding terms, through mail, airman Bui Cemmittee Young Mens Christian Building, Box 390, Post Office. (Chron &Int.) 0c 24 2w ‘ZORGETOWN HOUSE AGENOY Gene TOO DEIDGR STREET. We bave several desirable HOUSES for ae 3) 8Wto B6v. Also, fi class RESIDENCES, to $120 We invite the attention of reliable par- les immediately. oc 22 Im ORME & COOPER. Fo SALE UB BENT—On Penn’a avenue, a very valu’ roperty, consisting of a three- y"Hotse and BACK’ BUILDING, immedi: east of the National Hotel, with a commodi- ou Biore infront. Title indispntab! Apply to N W.MAGILL, corner Penn’a ae 10th street west. oc I OB RENT—Thrce handsomely tarnished PAR- LOBS and BED-RUO. a 5 If fet togerh rt of the Fe Le ora inboard 4 FURNISHED HOU ederate termes “Apply at O34 Hl street tateeee e tel reet, wee! Toth and 200 ee *ocis tNovi= {OR SALE—The three-story BEIOK DWELL- ING HOUSE on 12th street, No. 470, be- tween ¥ and G streets. The front building con- teins eight rooms and two large dry celiars. The back building has three rooms anda kitehen. The house 19 eli bly situated, and is built in the most dal manner, and a sh tance f1 ét passenger railway. ops atore tbe ~ of Novem! offered at public auction. 3° KIRK WOOD, 406 Hi st. ‘OB BA cost eurner corm lately the residence of ..@. + perty hase jorge brick dwelling and outhouses, and tf lars. T A rites, to Mrs, Hin SURURA aver to DL, corner loth and ¥ sts. said OE i 18 TO GIVE NOTIOE, ber has obtained from the Orph Ww. county, im the District of Colum! letters tes-amentary on the ache McDuell. late pp in sls leceased . ng jams agai: the said > Ore horees warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. to the subseri- ber. on or before the 3d day of Mctoner next: they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all Peelron under my howd this 234 day of rr, mm) ‘ ia ELIZA McDURUL, oc 24 Inw3w* xecutrix, ‘HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatthe a "D'ver Was obtalned from the Y Washington County, in the Dist letters of administration on the William @. Parkhurst, late of deceased. All persons havi: Said estate. nde! hand this isth of October, go oe OT mY UA L PARR OURS oc 17 -lewSw" Adminitratrix. AMES BE FITCH corner ef te : oc Id-eola* FOB SALE—BOUBE near Willard’s Hotel; $6,500 cash HOUSE on G street, near the Treasury; #10000. Elegant HOUSE rear 14th street at $12.00. WELLS & 00, 0c 30-6t Beal Estate Bro jt 42G GABBOLL FLACK. int street, Capitol Biil—Six Unfurnished BOOMS for rent at $40 per month. Call or address Examiners’ Room No. 1, Patent Office. Also, FURNISHED Rooms. oc 30 {OR RENT—A amalt HOUSE, containing five rooms, with gas. situ: loth street. t. 1 and K ate.. No. 396. Po: n given immedi stely. Inquire at 389 13th street, bet. H anil sta. = oc » sen FSR, RENT—A very desirable. newly bailt HOUSE. containing se ven rooms. -n oth street, near the Boundary line. in the White Bow, within a tew seconds’ walk fromthe cars — Rent $25 per menth. Inquir W. VOsS'S, 360 Ser te ~ St avenge [OR SALECA large and commodious three- story BRICK HOUSE on 24 street, Geor town This Rr perty was the residence of M. de Bodisco, the late Bussian Mini-ter. Terms mod eae. Apply to B B. WILLIAMS, office corner of Congress and Bridge streets. oe 30-3t Fos RENT—The large four story BWELLING HOUSE, 23 by 47 feet. No. 27 in Indiana ave buc, with a spacious stable aud carriage house Possessicn November Ist. Apply at 1 and § o'clock P m., at 490 HB street, to JAMES TOWLES Agent. oc 38-tf es SALE, OHEAP—LOT with three two. story FRAME BUILDINGS, corper isth and B t=, =) nare 2 Also. new FRAME HOUSE with 5 000 feet of ground, Capitol Hill, ad street, near E north, square 755 Apply at No. 72 Lonisians ave- | nue, ‘oc 30-6t™ TPO, BOOMS TO LET. on the first floor. fur- nished a8 a purlor and l F, be- tween 9th and 0th streets {OR SALE-STO€K. GOOD WILL and : TURKS of a Grocery Stor Goo! reatons for sellipg out, Address J. H., Star office. sc 29-3t* Ko RENT—Comfortably furnished BOOMS, communicating; 006 9th street, one dyer from the avenue. oc 29 Fo RENT—A convenient BRIOK HOl 360 K st. north, between lith and 12th we: inquire 254 Penns. av. oc 29-3t* Fors NT—Twosmal! FRAME DWELLINGS; 4 rooms each, on 22d street. corner of F Key at No. 251 22dstreet. Rent $1) per month each, in advance. oc 29-3t* C3NTBAL BUILDING STOCK FOR SAL 4 Ten Shares in Oentral Batlding Associat Inquire of J. G. JUDD, 306 E street. for sale. Oc 29-3t yo LET-a Bat desirable and neatly furnished BBICK HOUSE. containing eight rooms, water aud gas. No, 175 4th street. between L an New York avenue. Apply on premises. oc 29 3t Te UNFUBNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT, 312 Massachusetts avenue, bstween lith and oth strects. Healthy location. Rent 910 a month. oc 2 FURVEEED BOOMS—One sr Se sais cane accommodated with FURNISHED ROOMS, ina private family. Apply at 41h 6th street, bet F and G sts. oc 29-3t* CASH RUBCHASER FOR A SMALL BRIOK HOUSE, containing six or eight rooms, be cation on 9th, 10th. Lith, or 12th street. north of Penn’aavenue to i street. Address GASH, Star Office 0c 39 St FY ISHED BOOMS FUR RENT. desirable I-cation: within 10 minutes walk of the Depart: ments. BOABD may be vbtainea opposite aeely 347 K street, near 13th street, opposite Franklin Row. 0c 29 3t™ ‘In Geergetown, two neat FRAME each covtaining four rooms, with ood yards convenient to the street cars, Bent moderate. Apply to No. 71 Dunbarton st., Georgetown, D.C. _06 29-8t* OBR SALE—BATH-HOU and FIXTURES for sale. re chance fer any one to set up a first class bathing-rooms, Other business, reason forselling. Apply at HEMPLEB'S, 310 0 at. oc 29-$t OB RENT—A large HOUSE, newly repsired, containing 12 rooms. partly farnis! itue- ted between 2ist and 22d streets, Pa. avenu: ‘or particulars apply at 122 Pa. avenue. Bent $110 per month. oc 29-3t* }OB RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containing five F “room teh opposite the Orphan ‘Asylum.on 14th stree'! Iso, four BOOM: itable Terenas peters: Ingure of P. JOBVENAL, 156 lath street, between 8 and T. oc 29 St A NEAT TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR rent, containing eight rooms, front gar- den, gas and water, located on 6th. near BD street, south, el ssnare key, cord cars. Inquire oe 3-3 strects: ND. J. O°CONNRLL. —A | nd desirable DWELLING FMOGBE. with srsus io acres attached misena on Arlington Heights, Virginia, opposite Gcorge- D0. to town, D0. Apply SonR J. BOGT Beni Srur ish sag Bilge Asi rDer idge oc 29 38° re George D.0. RENT—Five BOOMS, suitable for house- roe Also, one FUBNISHED BOOM. west corner 3d and F sts. oc 27-6t™ Fo, SALE—A number of small HOUSES, con- tainipg from four to seven rooms, andeanging in price from $1,200 to $2,000 1, 2,3 and ‘gear on the deferred payments. Also, 5d0 BUILDING LOTS in various “Seg of the city at from 2 cents 'e foot. to $4 Der square (pe OHELL & 80N, Brok 8 B. corner Pa. av. and 15t! NT—A FEAME HOUSB, containi ‘ituated on 19th street, between pply at the corner of 20th and FS BENT—By the lst of November,a FUB- NISHED HOUSE, containing six rooms; one block from the cars. Apply at the Star Of Rent $50 a month. 9c 26-5’ ice. = B LE —For sale. XTUBES of that well ted Mth treet and Penasylvani: first class new Pattern on the premses. (OB SALE-60 or 70 acres of LAND, within F one mile of elty fimtta ‘This 1and will bosold reat Bargasn. Terms easy. Ape y tov. D STOCK BEL BS. at Alexander & ason’s office, corner 7th and F streets, Wasbing- ton. 0c 23-10t* OR OB BENT—My DWELLING, sit- KF ated ex the intersection at jaryland and Vir- venues, between 8th streets west. House ts 5] feet front by Ban Tod a rest for tt through the center. Trout by. S14 fest ‘deen embracing uare 434, JOHN &. SEMMBS, se l1-dtf Geaton House, FORDE atciere imme Sonuseee uation heal rable. ‘Apply at No. 40 : iD ciaeagnii Cs oc li id 7 = ind small farnished and an- B7o bined HOUSES ond a PRET ONTO Onn tH strest, 13. 0c 15-Sma* ‘OR RE! rome. two 5 eh iy fa P. s the tol. a Ts ED- address HOME, Star Office. oc 8-im* FOERtT.S ivenia Rg Taetrenn OF gulre se 490. atreet, north Patent Office, at one hi M = AUCTION SALES, (Por other Auction Seles see fourth page. | Y MAGLE «+, Avotioneers. Bra nee 's98 Ponusyivenie arenes, THURSCAY, How tet at o'clock, nahe balance of @ Grocers Btock deoliniag busi- Groen and Bieck Tea btarch. Bose Sphces Canned Meats ond Freits Oigars, lebacce, anes and Liquors, fo Household Furniture, Bedstoats lettreeses Bi: 5 Btoves, Deeka, Chaise, &c Ld, A variety of Bbirts, Drawe Dry Gost oths Otoak. ©, ao Allof the above articles will positively be sold to She ighet bidder oc B* *, L. WALL & co Original Horse a: 95 Louisiana eveous. SALE OF HORSES, 'G Nevember Ist, at 10 the Bazear,e namber of Sadvle, Carriage and Work Horses, id tion at sale, comprising about— THIKTY HOBSES. Many good Work, Saddic and Harness Horses, {n- cloding superior Black Horse, 7 years old, £0" ze, sorrel Stallion, Morganstock, su- berior Saddle Horse ry fast. all the property of a gentle man baving no tu! use for them. A large collection of ad Second-hand Bog pies ai Oo w ¥ at aways, Carriages, Wagons, and other pew Jenny Lind Wagon, builtin this cit: Une Back and ‘one Coupes in good order, ~ ALso. New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Car risges, &c.. nt private sale ular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays Carriages and Harness al: oc $1 ~ b BX THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown CARGO OF NEW LUMBEB AT AUCTION, On FRIDAY, November 2d, at 1 o'clock willsell.on Berry's Wha 2. foot of Wigh sirest ‘oof White | ine and , Consisting of 3x23, amz, 6x 3x3, 4x3 (x3, tx3 | and 12.000 feet of inch boar the whole of which will be positively gold to the higbeet bidder, to close consignment oc 31 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct BX CHOWN, WALKER & CO., Auctioncers. EXEOUTOR’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, aT AUCTION We will sell.on SATUBDAY, Nov. 8. at ais ™..0R the premises. Lot No. 6 in &: No. 076, opposite the Government Priuting Office, fronting 2u feet on H street, betweea North Ua) and Isc strecte east, sunning back 144 fect toe 32 feet al, ley Termscash. Ali conveyancing at the cost of the . purchaser. HUGH [bis x mark] QUIGLY. Executer of Patrick Quigly, 0031-4? CROW VALKER CO., Aucts. BBY CBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ox 12th street west, between Massachusetts avenue and M street rorth, at Public Auction. On MONDAY, the sth day ef November, at ¢ o'cluck p.m . We shall sell. on the premises, part Lot No. 4. in Bquare No 3:4, having 2) feet front by % feetceep, runuing back to & fine side and paved alley. Tois property ts handsomely located making ita very desizablo building lot. ‘ ‘Terms: One halt cash; Lalauc and recurea by a deed ‘of trust on the premis All conve; ancing and stamps at the cost of the chaser $0 down when the lot is knocked ef _oc3l-St™ s,s GEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, rs HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR: crign. URNITURE AT AL On MONDAY. November 5, We shall sell. at 1 o’lock . m , at the residence of « lsay ceclining housekeeping. No. 74 Missoari avenue. berewes = end 4 streets, an exceHent assortment of } ar- niture. viz Fine rcs emmy > rte, seven octares eys, beautiful instrument. Stooi Mahogany Scfas, Kocking and Side Cegan” Marble top Dressing and other Bureaus Ma: ble-top Center. Side, and other Tables Mahogany, Walnut, and other Wardr bes Mahogany, Walnut, and other Bedsioade Featber Beds, Hair and other Matireses Large lot of Beiding, fine Quilts, ang Biankets Brussels, Three ply . and other Curpete Halland opl.er O11 Cloth Whatnot China, Glass, and Crockery Ware Locking Glasses, & Cooking, Radiator, and other Stoves With @ good lot of Kitchen Requisites. oc 31 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, LOT OF HOUSEHOLD 4ND KITCHE " NITU&E AT PUBLIC AUCTION ~ UE On THURSDAY, the Ist day of November, at 10 o'clock a.m, weehall sell, at No. 401 C street north, between 3d aud 434 streets west, the follow. ing yey “at band Book we ne Mahogany Bookcase an! Wri Doth Bofas, Divans Side Che ane Desk ns and Window Shades 5 Sonam Tabies and Obaire ‘b Plate Mirrors ud other Carpets Fine Feath: Bolsters Shae ne Feather Beds, Bolsters an jows and Mattresses _ pearl Cover | Three-ply. Ing: Ha!l O11 Cloth | @xptration of Lease. The impro: | EXTENSIVE SALE Of PARLOR AND OH | BERK FUBNITU ¥ Mahogany Marble-top High-port Bedstends and palated Wardrobes igh. pox st ardrobes. and lot of other Ubamber Burnitu: , Dining Boo: 10 itchen Br. tes, end all - cles belonging to housekeeping. =! Other arti Terms cash. oc 29 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B7 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOL poned until FRIDAY, November ao and ye Oe 3 GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. oc ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Anctioneers. B Gitina Hore ana 38s Tee Lec aves botwees Reka nadh ote SALE OF HORSES, OARRIAGES, HARNESS, iC. Cc. @n SATURDAY MORNING Nov. 3, at le’clk., we will sell, at Bazaar, a number ot Saddle. ‘Work Herses, (afull description at IFTY HORSES. Many Work, Saddle aud Harness Horses, in- cluding pair of very fine Carriage Horses, ALs New Express Wacons, with and wi built inthiecty wt? Sma without Top, ALso. A large collection of New and Second-hand Bug- gee; Eecckaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other ebicles. One new Jenny Lind Wagon, built in this city te order. One Back and one Coupee in good order. Dressing Bereaus and always at private 5 1. "WALL & OO. “eel O0., Auctioneers. XCELLENT AND WELL- BSUENIT RE AT THE B! DENCE OP geD ELIZABETH A. HUMPHREYS, corner of ae — and Missouri avenue, No. 52, at Public On MONDAY MORNING, mencing at 10 o'clock, wi ‘all sell the very supe- rior Furniture at the above resid: 5 Carved Walnut Parlor Suite. covered with maroon ve Walnut Parlor Suites, tn crim: Carved Walnut Marble-top Oemter Table ee Carved Walnut Secretary and Whatnot Five very fine Oarved Walnut Marble-top Oham- r Suites full suite Carved Mahogany Chambe: 5 One pat with Wardrobes © ay Chi © Farni. Walnut Uarved Bedsteade P®? #24 Bureaus Marble-iop Wasbstands Green covered ingle Waln jahogany Wardrobe Walnat Cane oat Chairs and Booker. a ir resses ater Beds, Bolsters. and Fillows ¥ F Crockery and Tin Tollet Bets had. Feo Walnat Rxtension Dining Tables Joc fone, Oak Cane-seat Dining Chairs China Bovember 5th, com- Lar F and Ironstone Paewsre. Plated Ware, and Ou! Brow els. Three pir,and Ingrain Carpets Parlor and Chamber Stoves, . | bias > * generp! ascortment of Kitchen OL "$B is for rent. Apply to CLAGETT & | atl ey JA8. 0. McQUIRE & CO., Aacts. '¥ THOS. DOW: }» Auct.; Georgetown. IMPROVED PROPERTY. IN GEORGETOWN, On MONDAY. Movember Sat 4 o'clock sell. in front of the premises. part of Lor Fe. SALE—20.000 ex ‘ AUCTION SALES. TMIB AFTERNOON AND TO-MOREOW, B' D.L_WELLs & 00. 6 ee preg Fd VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUOT! . t etrect east and G street south, re 5 Up WEPNESDAT. the sist streets BtrovlaxRp m.on the ser. we shal! set! Ubose three very desirable On 10th street east. Beer the corper of G south, each fromting 1 feet by 1 Giretdeop A either for tmprevement or epecalation Terme tine balfoasn, balance very tong oredit, Copvesencing and stamps at purcheser'scost @5b penmpe™ seme, WELLS & 00. ances P.8 The above lots will be divided at the sale to suit purchasers oom a 3Y GUEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers Bt ne eer Uorver 7th and B airects. XTEWSIVE SALE OF THE IRAL sAoter OF pEARST Vana ay Nok me WEEN SD aND 4TH STRRBTS B hogany other bi Walnut anc other Wardrobes. Lounges Oak and Walnut Extenstem Dintns Tables Pien«forte, stool and Cover, made by Stine, fine tons Gilt Frame and other Looking Glasses, Olock Feather, Beds, Hair and other Matirensos ir Large let OF Cloth and Matting, Crockery and Glass Ware Comons Dining, and other Chairs, two Refrige ratore Mabogsny Parlor (hairs, Cookti Stoves. with ® 2004 lot Kitchen Beguisttes Bar and Fixtores, Oyster Bar and Fixtures lmmediatety after the sale of the above— We shall sell on exorilent Borse and Fam!l Onrrt . Harness, Saddles, and Bridles, Stable Utensits A at S o'clock p.m — We shall sei ‘he Improvemen Sroand rent, Witb the Lease, which bas to r the privilege of removing the ‘Rts consist of an excellent Frame Daelling or busines: house, containing ten rooms and wid Villon. Stable le hails; large Pa for 17 horses, Summer om ture or 4 fine business etand will do wel! to xtiend the = le _0¢ %-6t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts_ ¥ M. K. WALSH & GO., Auctioneers. No. 285 Penns. ave., corner 10th street. EVENING AUUTIOR SAL) GREAT INDUCEMENTS—$1 5 ‘© have now tn store and ready for ips: S most desirab!e assortment of Dry Goode, Ol ing, Hosiery &- . which will be pay. THUR NINGS. commencing at 7 o'e tinued every other evening u: is Gisposed ef. ALso, 20 cases Umbrellas 00 pairs heavy 12 4 Blankets 18 dor very superior Belk Gold snd Stiver hevolvers, &. AL. 200 dozen Cotten and W Hoe and Half Hose Boots. Shoes, Wool Hoods. Shawis, Scarfs, &c. ec W-5t M K. WALSII & 00. Y¥ JAS. ©. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers SALE BY CATALOGUE OF ITALIAN WORKS OF ABT. AT THE AUCTION KOOMS. v MOURNING, October 5) evening at 7 o'clock. co LEN Vases, FOUNT, “ FIXTURES, in Alabmster, Agate, Marble, and Nople- Green. all elaborately carved, aud imported direct from Florence snd Kome. On eahibition, Tuesday moray ‘Terms «ash J.C. McG oc 7 (Sun. Hersid & Intel B* K. F. PAGE, Auctioneer, e202 7th st., ander Oad Fellows’ Hall. To close conrignments, peremptory sale of am extensive «tock of Blankets. Shawls. Undéercloth- ing. Pisted Ware, Cutlery, Boots and Shoes. Hate, Bird Guns. and = iY assortment of Fancy ¥ ING this w . Shirts: ‘nting case Watches. IBE&0O, U Aucta, Goods. EVERY EVEN ommenc- ing at 7 o'clock. eo 2941t K. F. PAGE, Aucts, BBX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acctioncers, Corner of 7th and D streets, i ND CUT GLASS WARE aT A PUBLIC AUCTION. Un THUBSDAY, the Ist day of November next, at 10 o'cleck a. m., wesball sell, at the of John H. Semme 4. fronting on Vi avenue, between 7th and sth streets, Isl: follow? ng articles. viz One Walnut Case Piano, Cover and Stool One handsome Black Walnut Parlor Suit. ophol- stered ip Crimson and Gold, Silk and Damask. consisting of Tete a-Tete doft Castor and six Side Obaire One Rosewood Frame Marble top , Handsome Black Walnut Etagere, with oa wl Fancy pholstered Gothic Obairs Handsome Damask Curtains and Cornice and Unien Chairs One set of handsome Furniture. consisting of “pine 16-foot Oax Extension catien Marblestop Sideboard. with glass back resholves, twelve Upboleteres Usk Frame Dining Obat case @ad Green Rep ali te landsome Black Walnut Bedstead berile san Dewees aren and Washetand Bix foe Feather Beas, twelve Feather Piliows and six Bolsters Black Walnut French Bedsteads Dreest af Bureaus, Washstands avd Oane-seat Black Walnut and robes One Handsome —s nina Decorated Dinner, end Set. all * oravebunered p ere ~ One Full French China Decorated Tea Set, seventy ec es Four Sheffield Plated Waiters Shefficld Plated Tea and Ooffee Ura 3 if Boiler and Ice Pitcher - aig e8. and Fo’ On er bowta Botties and er Bow ‘ater Botties Large lot of White French Olins One Fine French poten Bes Ne Bow! Handsome Brussels, [' other Oarpets ‘ell, Floor, and other ‘bi » Lou ,,Dining Tables and Bockers Two Handsome lor Ohandeliers — Frame Mirro: and E: vii \teward's Cooking Stove and Utensils Befrigerator sud hitches: Reyaieites which we deem unneces- articles Sary to epume: 4 And wan; other rate ‘Terme cach, ing TOOMS, pan’ Ii inebes front a. seven tries, pe closets. it the whole honse; lot 45 1i4 feet 1%, to en alley. handsome Building . 20 by 100 feet jeep Terms made knowo wed of sale. ccit-d — GBERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, A vert N_SALE OF OLD Woop, COn- DEMNED CARPETS, ac," U. 8. Bavr Yano, Wasnincton, October 27, } { ‘erms: Onsh, in Government funds. By order of the Commandant ¥ J. 0, McGUIRE & SALE OF A seutl street. Island, and depth 54 feet 8 inches — divided in two rr S Tern ‘One third cash; residue ip six and twelve Interest. secured A payment of ob each a dividend, red the ing ef sale “ocd-dtds. "J 0: McOUIRE & CO., Avcts.