Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1866, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. pepe ‘TMEATER.— Che — Eng. ry will appear opera. The Danebter of te Regiabae the epera, “The Daughter R evening. Miss Richings as « Marte. Fowmmat Sah nk a a of Miss Frances only daughter ot Hon. William H. Seward, Secretary ot State, took place from her father’s residence, 15. street, between Pennsylvania avenue and sireet, yesterday afternoon. The services were beld 2% o’clock, at the house, Rey. sir. Lewis, rector of St. John’s Episcopal Caarch, officiating, after which the oY, was conveyed to St. John’s Church, 16th and H streets. The order of procession WAs as follows :—Pall- bearers; hearse with coffin; President Johnson and Secretary Stanton; McCalloch, of the Treasury; Secretary Welles, of the Navy: Secretary Browning, of the Interior; Posimas- ter General Randall; Attorney General Stans- bury, and Foreign Ministers. The following gentlemen acted as pall-bear- ers —Karon Von Gerolt. Admirals Charles H. Davis and James A. Dablgren, Major Generals M. ©. Meigs and E. D. Townsend, Judge Olia, Charlies Knap, Esq, and Mr. Peale. The pall-bearers were met at the vestibule of the church by the following named ciergymen Kev. John Vaugh Lewis, Rector of St. John’s Church; Dr. C. H. Hall, Rector of the Church of the Epipbany; Dr. J. Trimble, Assistant of St. John’s: Rev. Augustus Jackson, Mission- sry. Washington City Convocation: Rev. R. W. Lowrie, Keetor of the Church of the Incar- nation. The coffin, made of manogany, covered with biaeck, bad three silver handles on eitbe> side, and was lined mside with heavy quillea caun. It was enclosed ina walout traveling case covered with black alpaca finely piaitea. On the top of the case was a silver plate with the uname. date of birth and date of death, also, a beautilul wreath, and a cross madeof natural low ers—tea Tose, geranium, m+aonette, &c. On entermg the church (the organ pealing a solemn anthem) the family and invited friends took seats. Secretary Seward occupied the th President Johnson on the left: Baron Von Gerolt on the right. In the rear of ibe Secretary were bis immediate family and officials of the State Department. In the rear of the President sat the Cabinet and Foreign Lecations. On the left of the Cabinet sat Gen- | er ‘ant, with officers of the army and navy. Hon. Thomas Ewing, of Ohio. was also pres- er An anthem was sung by the choir, after which Rev. Dr. Hail read x Lesson, which was followed by the 16Sth bymn bemg sung. ‘The next anthem was rend by the Rev. Mr. Lewis finished the services with ap- ons of collects. The audience alleries of the church were crowd- spectators. The services were con- out twenty minutes past four o'clock, 2 cortege proceeded to the station of the Ealtimore and Ohio railroad. - « ERNMENT Tx eof the ANIC GARDEN—Pro- 0 Line of the Conal—A visit Government Botanic Garden shows that re imteresung portion is that south of pservatory building. where four addi- ypal greenhouses are now going up. The son Pennsylvania avenue is least at- ¥« or 8pproachable, by reason of the work as been recently going on upon the arch over the Tiber Creek. 1t is the des ft th, the sopermtendent, that the ex- din its present general direction on to the borhood of the bridge a: Maryland Commencing at that point. it is pro- tbat the cans! (with the consent and of Congress) shall be diverted from its | present channel, with its balf dozensharp cor- | sim « fourth of a le distance, where>y slightly curved line, tothe 7th street bridge. fis plan was recent r. Severson, and is appr the Secretary of Mayor. and the Commissioner of Public Buiidings and Grounds The straighten- ing of the line of the canal will necessitate a bew cutting of perhaps fifty feet in width, for something Of a distance But the excavated substance can be applied to fill up the old ca- nal, which, indeed, at many points, is almost lilled already. With the new straight line, at & general width of fifty feet, more or less, the ‘nal, if thoroughly dredged, will have for most of tbe time im the day a deep. steady, and strong current towards the Navy Yard, which will furnish a good dram for the sewerage of the city. The reclaimed ground may be added to the public grounds north of the canal, or sold. If sold, they will more than pay for the expenses of straightening the line. The health of the city will be insured by the arraugement, and the canal itself may be made something of an ornament by having bridges of the width of the street, asin Baltumore, and by planting a row of trees upon both panks, with a simple towpath on the nortn one for cana! beats, if here sball be cal for anything of the kind. Bring the Mall sheer down to the south bank and enclose it and improve it; clear off al bu 5 oF other permanent obstructions trom the banks of the camal, as jhe law re- quires, them we shall be relieved of the hid- coved, as we learn, the Interior, the fous Buisance which fo mars and hurts the city ae that strangers have the idea that itis a type of the whole of it.— National [atelligencer. ——e ALEXANDRIA Ir Mr. Martin Maddux the bost of the Mansi fotel, has now in the yard of that Rotel a wolf and bear, natives of Virginia, cSptured in the mountains beyond Lynchburg. A mulatto man was arrested Tuesday, near Fairfax Court House, and confined in the jail tthat county, supposed to be Richards, one of the murderers of the late William Lyies, of Maryland The buildin; erected by the government during the continuance of the war, at the ap- per end of Duke street, Alexandria, known as the Soldier's Kest, will be disposed of at pub- he suction,on Saturday, the 10th of November. Judge Underwood left Alexandria yester- day for Nerfolk, te hold the session ot the United States District Court there November Ist, and at Richmond on the 12th. SSS eS Tae FUNeRAL or Mr. Frank HeyRy.—Last nigbt the members of the press hada meeting atthe rooms of the Western Kepublican Press, on Fourteenth street. for the purpose of takiag action relative to the funeral cf their late de- ceased associate, Mr. Frank Henry. It was resolved to attend in a body the faneral, which will take place at three o’clock this afterneon, trom the late residence of deceased, on C street north, between Seeond and Third streets east. The remains of Mr. Henry arrived here last evening, and were receiv at the depot by a large number of his friends. He was so much emaciated from sickness that his best friends could Bardly recognize bim Fa ia ae ee PoreLaR Lecrurges.—Under the auspices of the Young Men’s Christian Association, a course of some ten or twelve public lectares bas bees arranged for the season in this city. Fngagements bave been pertected with Geo. William Curtis, J. M. Manning, D. D., Hon. Horace Greeley, Henry M. Storrs, D. D., C= <inpati.) Johp B. Gough, Theo. Tilton, Rev. A. A. Willetts, and B. F. Taylor, (Chicago.) ‘The lecture committee is also in correspon- dence with the following distinguished lec- turers, and ho} to add their names to the list:—Rey. H. W. Beecher, Prof. Louis Agas- *\z, Pros. James Russeli Lowell, and Bayard Taylor. ee DisORDERLY AND RESISTING OFFICERS.— About 12 o'clock this morning, Thos. Ceoper and Michael Murphy were arrested by officers ©’ Brien and Wilson, for being drank and dis- orderly. Cooper was arrested by O’Brien, and was going along so easily that the officer thoughthe would bave no ie iriea Ueaute Soar’ not gone far before Cooper tri s bat was himself thrown. when M seized the offecer. In the scuffle that ens Coeper got bis head cut, and the other officer coming up in time, the two prisomers were taken to the Central Guardhonse, and this morning ‘were fined $5 each by Justice Morsell. —___ Free.—Yesterday morning the wardrobe of the National Theater took fire from a stove in the property reom. The arrangements for putting On water are so complete at the Na- tonal, that the flames were extinguished with- out giving any alarm outside. One of the ladies of the stock company lost $130 to $200, and the wardrobe of the theater was somewhat damaged. It was ae accident that will not oc- cur aga ip & century among the thousand theaters far less secure from fire than the Na- tional. ew Orncan Concert.—The organ concert at Foundry M. E. Church, Rata Maint me cn bear, be re to-morrow a George Wi morgan, Esq. the celebra‘ed or- ‘anist of Grace Church, Mew agai perform, assisted by Dr. Canifield, Madam retechmar, Mrs, Butts, Mr. W. Burnett. and others. There will bean entire change of pro- gramme. LAYING IN_TSEIR WINTER'S PoRK.—Last night, James White and James Marshall, col ored, were arrested by the of the Firs Ward for the larceny of a hog belonging to Mr. Jas. Blanchfield. Roe | drove the bog in- to their own yard and killed and divided 1t be- fore scalding it. Justice Drary sent them to Jjsil for court and delivered meat to the owner. —————— Tue Lictyex Law.—Officers Hawes and Blewett arrested Chas. Brown aod K. H. Lam- bell for tanning wagons withont license, J tee Handy fined Mr. Brown $5. and Justice ¥erguson fioed Mr. Lambeil a like amount. urrent is “slowed” and deposits and >ars | med, snd extend, by a straight or very | recommended by | | an find enough there, and, indeed, in | ris to interest him, but the portion bor- | | ENT on 4 Bawoy Hovex.—Laat night te hour the police in the vicinity of Lich treet and Onto avenue heard « considerable seterbance inthe Bouse kept by Ellen Ale Sites Noland. The officers had several times t ted te get into that house on ‘ormer occasions bit failed. Lost night, Sergeant Sheid with of- ucers Wilson and Ray managed. to get in and Srrested all. in the house, The pro tress ‘was held to bail for court for keeping fhe house aus for disorderly conduct. She with Molly Sotwnv, Mary Stevens. Annie Miller, Moll: Spescer and James Williams were finea each by Justice Morsell. cn eaten Vio atTieG CORPORATION ORDINANCES. — Elias Davis was arrested yesterday for vio- lating the ordinance of. the corporation rel. ative to keeping bi within the city limits, and was fined so by Justice Thompson. John H illeran and Mathew Myer were also arrest- ed for violating the ordinance relative to keep- ing cows within the city limits, and were fined $2 each by the same justic —_o——— Biacx Wire Breates —Yesterday, Officer ‘Thompson, of the Third Ward. arrested Thos. Croxton, colored, for beating his wife Justice Thompson fined bim $5 f»r disorder'y corduc , under the corporation law, and held him two bail for court to answer the charge of assault and battery on his wife. pe FREDERICKSBURG HOTEL.—Capt. Georze H. Peyton, of Fredericksburg, and T. A. Offat. o Georgetown, D. C., are to take charge of the Exchange Hotel, in Fredericksburg, Va.,.which is now nearly cempletea. — Nationat Mepicat Cor B.—The intro- ductory exercises of this institution will take lace at the College Building, (late U.S.A Medical Musenm,) on H street, between 13th and 14th, this evening. ACCIDENT.—Yesterday afternoon, a colored man named George Washington, while at work on the corner of 3d andG streets south, fell from the roof and was seriously injured. He Was sent to the hospital for proper treatmen SS SS CITY [TEMS. —_—_e—___ SEASONADLE Mevicinges —The agent for sale of Metcalte’s celebrated remedies advertised in our paper is in this city, and from the testimonials in the circutars he is distributing we infer that these medicines haye accoim- phsbed a great deal of good. They are “Met- calfe’s Diarrnea Cordial,” and Cholera remedy: «“Metcalfe’s great Rheumatic remedy; “Met- calfe’s Vegetable Anti-Bilious Pills,” and “Metcalfe’s Honey Cough Balm.” The effi- cacy of each of these is vouched for by persons who have tried them. Se PREPARE ron WINTER.—So Robert Boyd. 479 9b street, between Dand E streets, heads advertisement. He not only farnishes new stoves, grates and ranges, but repairs eld ones, all on the most reasonable terms, —_s—— Tue Boys’ Svits, Jacket and Pants, for the sum of Six Dollars, are now at Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, on the coraer of Seventh. Street and Maryland avenue, te GEMs! Gems!!—6 for 50 cents; 12 for <0 cents. Ferrotype Card de Visite, large size, 4 for 81. Large Pictures in oval frames, $4. Callat the Whiteburst Gallery, 124 Pennsylyania avenue, between 439 and Gth streets 2 —e Save your Mowey!!!—Buy your Gents’ Furnishing Goods at Franc’s Cheap Store, 494 7th street, three doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. He sells good Merino Shirts and Draw- ers, at Si: good Canton Flannel Drawers, a: 75 cents; Gray’s Collars, 25 cents per box. 3 geri <ene A SURE PILE CURE —Dr. Gilbert's Pile in strument positively cures the worst cases of files. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circu- jars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romame. Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. 3: i Sabin Goop Frencu Calf Boots, ready made S11; best French Calf Boots, to order, S14 to $16. J. Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, and inside Hotel ee ee Trve MERIT APPRECIATED.—“Brown’s Bron- chial Troches,” have been before the public many years. Each year finds the Troches in some vew, distant localities, in various parts of the world. Beingan article of true merit. when once used, the value ot the Troches is appre ed. and they are kept always at hand, to be used as occasion requires. For Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Troches have proved their effica ——— Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., snuccessfally treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn. av.. between ¢i and 6th streets. fice hours from 8a m.to5 p.m. m. No charge for consultation. —— PENNIES can be had in aay quantities at the Star office counter ES DIED. RIGGS On the 3iet instant,SOPHIA B. F., the beloved wife of J. M. Riggs, and daughter of E_and (. Onrand. in the 46th year of her age. The friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral. from the residence of her prent. No_ 296 12th street north. between K and LL sts.) on Friday, the 24 of No ber,at2o clock. 2% In this city the residence of M. L Nov 1, 15-6. 2i year of his age JM.8 of Lynchburg, ken for inter- LEGANT PLAID POPLINS JUST OPENED, ‘We would call the perticula~ attention of onr customers and the public to a magnificent lot of PLAID PUPLINS which we have just opened ising the most superb assortment ever opened in this market, and are we!l worth examining by any in pursuit of a handsome dress for the fall or it “Yn addition to the above, we have a very large of "\SG1GH COLORED ALL WOOL MEBINOS, which we are offering very cheap. ALO, JUST very near the old gold prices, haviog purchased them at “Ge have ales just receiv i a large assortment of > e¢ > " dk snd Colored DREBS SILKB, purchased very cheap during the ction. Also, a full end ‘complete MOURNING GOODS, of the best make in the world, (Lupin’s,) and we confidently recom: id them to our customers as being the most reliable make to be found in this country. and we think = will compare favorally with any of the re rs North or East. LSO, JUST OPENED. A fine assortment of HEAVY CLOTHS, in great variety, suitable for making ledies’ and ‘d Coats and Jackets. which we y gelling chet All goo:ls marked in plain figures, at the market rates. One price only. lowest No deviation ee W. M. SHUSTER & BRO., oc 9 eoSstif No. 38 Market Space. eon! OOAL!i Nut Co 5 00 oo ” 10. Oak. 0 @rders left at Hall & Hume jroeers. No. 40 Market Space, Louisiana avenue. between 7th and Sth streets. will be promptly attended to. Office and Yard 7th st., bet. E and F, Isiand oc 29-Im B.C. BAUM. Ss ELLING OFF w SELLING OFF Our entire stock of DEY GOODS NOw IN 8TORB, 375 7TH STREET, Third Deor above I Street, Being determined to close the above store by the sth of next month, we shall eommence to run off the goods without regard to cest. Store for rent. LANSBUBGH & BEOTHEB, th street. oc 7 lw QECORD HAND LUMBER. Ne pede We have a large quantity of SECOND HAND BOARDS, SOANTLING aad JOIST, lengths, which we will sell at about half irpeee ee rg caratl SHEATHING. ke wil find it much to thelr advantage sens this. Constan hand a large assortment of all spent 18 just received. A cargo of SA EDW'D OLABK & CO., 9th and 10th e \ rt, om ps avenue, bet. a oe UNS! @UNS!! GUNS!!! No. 414 DSTREBT! No. 414 DSTBEET! JO. PEABODY, GUN AN LOCKSMITH, And dealer fa POWDER, SHOT. BALLS, PBBCUSSION CAPS AND CARTBIDGES, of all and elzes. ‘Also, New -band SHOTGUNS, which «a case ages diss Bau anata promptiy stented to SIGN OF TEE BIG GUN. 424 D street, betm 6h oc 23-20 on WANTS, W 4572 D-& FURMT HED. ROOM, in a pri- bouse vate wee there are nv otter po. ers. (ue with the use of @ 20 prefecred ai dreste Box No. 45™ Post utice. ne 1 WANTED IMMEDIATHLY—A COLORED NU KBB, one that vad - ait L recomme: < Ey aoa ret, between od F YOUNG MAN, THOROUGHLY CON A hand Germa: 3IT- DATION References: erpene doslron ett, exchanged. WEET18, Star Ofice, Washiogtons | WASTED A cood Restaurant 000K , one siness thoroughly undere-ands his bu Bt). Gi bak) 5 Senate Bouse, S29 Ni avenue, near the Bal Depot W 4NTED—By a reepectable women, TION as cook fern’ given. Apply on By between L ond M streets, next door bat ay WO EESPEOTARLE GIRLS WISH SITU- T ATIONB in a respectable tw Rial @3 cook or luunareags, the other as chamb >rmaid or The test of reference co: & dress Box No 23 Star Omee. o"besiven. Address Go Beat TARTED. Ferg rents an ne 5 te ava location “Autites: MJ, Star Ofice OcSt-ste nner ee me F-. Star Ces _o08i-St' Cumrh sat CUUB, WASHER aod [RONER wanted for asmali jamily Noue other need apply at No 455 13th street . ec 32-20" W 4xtB2cTbrce of tour genti-men to take ROUMS aud KOABD fu a «mal! privace fam- ily Als lew Table Boarders, at Ho. 362 Dst., bet. 9th apd wth. oc 81-3" j ABT? D oy x sinate geacienm Cio nd pleasent KOU M In ti either furnished er unfurnished 425, Post Office, Wasbington, D. C, WAN2ED—4 TIN and’! ER Apply immedtatety t I, GREGORY, 521 Ponte ave.” ‘® comings First Ward, & WANTED IMMEDI AT RLE—A go MILLI- Nek, atMis F BORDE’S 356}¥enu. ave- nue, |rey cen oth and 7th streets, up stairs ce s0-3t* V ) ANTED—A HOME fora youth aged 15, who can writes good hand and is very quick at figures. in a store oroffice. A Oatholc family pre- ferred. where be oan attend Sunday school. Ad- dress Box 37 Star Office Oc 3 -3t* WATED—« YOUTA of 14 or ISyoncsof age who writes a fair hand and is acquainted the city; must reside with bis parents Ape, be twern Sand 10o'clock a m.to McNEIR & BRY¥- ANT, 494 7Tthet oc Ww ANTED—A NUKSE. She mast be an enced settled woman, and must come well reccommended. To such a ene copstamt emp!>s- Ment, ® good home and wages will be given Ap ply to Mrs, W., No. 425 F st., between 6th and /th streets, oc 30 3t W ANTED TO BENT—By the first or middie of November. a small HOUSE or suiteof UN. FURNISHED BOOMs for housekeeping st be m Oo ldreas,stating tyertion. Ac, 8. B.. Room 9. Depariment. Oc 29-4t* UBNISHED HOUSE WANTED-a first clase house of about 12 or 15 rooms, thoroughly fur- ished, centrally located. with modern improve- ments, is wanted immediately by a responsible party Address Lock-Box 84 Post.Ofi e, Wash- ington, D.. oc 29-3t* W ANTED- First clases TIN AND SHEET * IRON WORKER. Apply to SIBLEY & GUY. stove Warehouse, Penn's ave, bet. 9th api 1th sts oc Wt \ 7 AN ED—our lady friends to kaow that we bave arranged for a weekly supply of STAMPS ofthe VERY LATEST ¢esigns for Braid and roifery. Allof the richest designs now ji in New Yor ach usa few days after for Choeks, Copes, Joseys. Walets, Sac Pincushious, Smoking Caps. Voker Onr selections are second to none in the PRINC ‘Terms oc 37-11 taeg WANTED To BL Y— 7th and 13th streets, and bet: nia arenue and BAKER, Star Onlice. W 4.57 ED —New and Cast OF Clothing Watches, Pisto or any other kind of Foods. The highest chsh price pald at the Mer chant Pawubreker’s Store of A. FULTON & 08, $02 Ninth street, three doors north of Pa. ave Sole Agent for Singer's Sewing Machines Band for sale. Seamstress wanted. o> 17 = —WANTED TOBUY FoR 00 $5,000. CAST OFF CLUTHING allan scriptions. Ladies’ and Gents’ Ulethes Dyed Ch and Kepetred, No. 485 ith, corner KB aud 676%_7th, between B and Maryland bue, oc l)-Im* W ANTED— hy the isth of October, an unfur- nirhed BRICK HOUSE, containing eixht or ten rooms, with Todern improvements, between 6th and 2ist streets, Pennsylvania avenue and N street Address A. K.L., at this office. Best of red. se29 tf & references given and req ANTED—By a respectable young girl, a SIT- W “sition te do ckamberwork aud plain sew. Ing. Address a noteto J. H,Staroffice. se3 y ANTE —SEOOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIREORS. OARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING end HOUSEFURNISHING GOUDS of deacrtption. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street Je 8-¢7 between G and H. east stde FOR SALE AND RENT. Fo RENT—HOUSE on F street; month. Furniture for sale. on € street; 100 per month. Furniture for s: near City Hall. Anele: nt FURNISHED HOU iy f fourteen rooms, for pas Sagi L. WELLS & CO oc 30-6t Real Estate Brokers, 10th and F JOTICE TO DaiRYM RARE CHANCE FORK INVESTMENT. jaable DAIRY for sale, with one the best milk routes in the city, and large FARM for rent, one mile from the city, over road. The cows are very choice and ip g profit, about thirty in number. Also, the Horses, Hogs ‘k Wagons, Dairy Fixtures, Farming Im Bverything is of the first-class, and it is Tarely to be met ¥ and will be sold re ble, aud upon good fine, Avoly at once to D. L WELLS & 00, meal ee rokers, N. W. corner 10th and F. 2 30 6 (j®°RGETOWN HOUSE AGENCY, 100 BRIDGE STREET. We bave several desirable HOU +8 for reut,a $30to $60. Also, first-class RESIDENCES, S20 % $170 eo the attention of reliabie par- er mediately. oe 2t Ime ORME & COOPER. F%, SALE—The commodions and extensive HOUSE and GROUNDS located at the north- east corner of North Ospitol and Boundary sts. lately the residence of Chas. @. Ubiman. The pr: perty bass lar, rick dwelling and outhouses, and lars. Terms ye ply on tl ee ines, to Mrs, MINA UHLMANNY or to D, L. BLLS & CO.. Real Bstate Brokers, ead corner 10th and F sts. th J.8. TOPHAM & 00, $00 SEVENTH STREET, Next to Odd Fellows’ Hall, The oldest and Largest Manufacturing House in Washington, ha: @ best assortment of Goods in their line of business, made under their own super- vision, consisting of — Ladies’ Traveling SACKE and SATCHELS, hits pole Leather ‘and Leather Covered BOX for jemen. oe Leattier TRAVELING BAG, Tonrist’s Fine Double end Single HARNESS, SADDLES, and BRIDLES Carriage and Riding WHIPS. @ fine Soren of CABRIAGE BOBES, &c., &c., selling at the lowest prices. oc 27-e03t G™s, FOR 50 CENTS, 12 FOB 80 CENTS. Ferroty po Card de Visite, large size, fourfor one dollar. Large size Pictures, in oval frames, four dol- lare. These pictures are finished in fifteen minates from time of sitting, and are taken in cloudy aa well as in fair weather, WHITEHUBST GALLERY, o¢ 30-3t* No. 424 Pa. av., bet. 434 and 6th sts, INTEB OLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS. NEW STYLES BROEIVED DAILY. WALL, STEPHENS & 00. 322 Pennsylvania ave: Untel) det. Oth and 10th sts. SEMOVAL. J.P. DENNIS, COACHMAKER, Begs | to inform his rs and the public feueraily that ho bee SEWOVED trom is old - om 6th street. to Nos. 293' and 295 E street, between end 14th. side of Pennsylvanta avenue, and o his ities a: . AS facili location, he oan do re ir- EE and ta or GOOD BYTE! in the . first o! ness, te merit and FOBAge. Tee ecan, OLDER VINEGAR. CIDER B. reonsin want of PUBE OIDEB VINEGAR examine my stock before well fo call and eyin all parts of All will @ ‘dalivered. free of cha, violas eee BT Ron Bout ne Borst Bec 0-Im 57 Greene st., Georgetown, D. C. AMES B Pe ESTATE AGE. 4 tl aa MRE de es re i ‘ial atte: 1e Pion ov ie CaBE OF PRO Emenee ae a A Tea Beni 10,0001bs. prime new BUOKWHEAT, just re- ceived and forssleby ~ |AVANS & SHAW, At the Old #tand of Morrison, Shaw & Co., 00 16-Sw* B street, bet, 11th end Lath. OR BALE—BOBSE, WAGONend A id ae to snit pure! Appin corner South 4 end 6th a a ROD SE AS he Se. AUCTION SALES. FOR SALE AND RENT. AUCTION SALES, = a eal nin ER oe ee | tate tea a as oo = SY COM FOR BENT at No. 373 sth etre ¢, be- [Por other Auction Baise see fourth page.j THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-#ORROW. tween I ud Bew York ave. mol 3" Ties L. | ¥ JA8. 0. McGUIBE & O0., Auctioncers. Fo ERERT—Thrce large Unfurnished ROOMS — & teh i — Octrectanorth, ” ™ NAkSePing. corner THA nd ome KS ianee EVENING AUCTION SALES. OB BALE—A Pork Beet TCHER'S ‘ F . Bo’ Tr ai Pa hci es Soe | Grae aT Yagke poteeaisen feet |p gatas AnRRRRENTE,grezae po Daten Owen a eT WILLARD. ‘al laberately cafved: mons cum 1 of Dey Goods, «Horn: J. QB BENT—By the ist of November, , FOR FF NishieD. BO sk, seeniage Neg = nek from the co ‘Star i Bent $a mouth ay Bol 6” ted BENT—A large FRONT BOOM, floor. with bulcouy in front, su.table for s zen- tleman end lacy or two centiemen, with or without Board. Apply 616 K st , bet ath'and oth. mol 3:* ARBEE SHOP FOR BALE on reasonable Apply atthe shop ie 1S oe eae ne aE Gpsovite Northern Liberty Market. Bol 6t" a a inch nN ‘OR SALE—The GOOD WILL, STOOK and F FIXTURES ‘of Restaurant on street, bet. 416 apl 6th streets.jNo. 348. now doing good busi ness. ns for leaving, going into other busi- ness Bo 1-66" FY SALE—LOT, with two Tenements and le, on K street, opposite Navy Yara Mar- ket, pow renti 8 jaride, and Baples YD. L. WELLS & Co. Auctioneers eo wi <0 4 on NesTnenebal rt oitvahe comm, 5 Ht be Uaurd every other evening uati! the entire stock » p ALso, cases Umbrellas. Se pairs heavy 12 ¢ Blankets; 10 doren very ew jor Belk: Sbirte; ’ Gold and Silver Bunting case Watchrs: volvers, &c., Bc. is Cisposed of Brokers, OE ‘rame Bours and Lot. 32x . ith Carolina ave, BY KF pa tioneer_ 9027 ae Udd Fellows’ Hall. To close ment wale of aa extensive “toek oF | Bi ~ rote Bhawts th ing red Ware, Outiery, Boots and Shoes, Hate, D. L. WELLS & CO, Aucts B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Gorner Bird nd st ortment of F Ae een puting Jor SSS per month. Price $1,600, ' | Goods EVERY KVENING this week, commence. ? WELL & CO EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURRI- ‘elock. _no 1-3t~ oe Oe as sesed On a tUBE A? PUBLIC AUCTION x K.¥. PAGE, Aucts. ToS THE RIGHT OF THE DISTRICT | we tat ecli at pur ane nn Fe! Cees BX CBEEN o WILLiaMs. sectioncers, of Column Nw competition; 200 per cant. ‘of Varnitare, ¥ ‘i Corner of 7th and D streets, gvarantied on the amount inv. Call between | “Vine parlor Suite in Gene — * m. p.m House, near the Railrosa Depot Lis n arble top and otber Cen: les oar et Fe otber tre Ta! EXTENSIVE 8a jack Walnut Ohamber Suite, com BER FUBN ED WAR =~ es FMT AND CUT GLASS W "OK RENT—Two bandeomely FURNISHED | plete EF 'SfodME inguive st io. B07 e ARNE RD | "O've Biack Walnut Commode “ tween 6th and 7p cab ces Brussels, Three 1 other Carpets av of November next, } OB RENT—HODSE No. 209. on Penn's ave- | 4 7Pirt Tarior Sos srithaea inesaeibtant Bei fronting on Virgiata Beirne Between teh and terete, containing | to enumornee, han ra tiee tee eee Cena | guenec. betwepn teh, and Gin’ oirenks the bh large dry cellar, 0c 3-3t* t 5 follows erticles vir Apply at 173 F street cone: ath ne they will find a good assortment of Farnitar: r4 One he ut Cone wae yn ICKLY FURNISHED AND. PLEASANT rms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, prises Paty Golde with ane ober N ROOMS for at No.423 isthatrest,be- | nord. Auctioneers _ beth Se KS 9 es Wismive-rirmre eee Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown Castor and sf Fook SALR—Tventy SHANTIES. If nv EXCELLENT HOUSEROLD (TUR) Handsome Bi: privately willbe offered at auction on AT AUOTIO back URDAY, the 34 inet at 11 o'clock On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov. 7th, at 10 Four zoaee, Upholstered Gothic Obairs Mahogany Usrd Tables - Hepéeome Damask Curtains and Cornice ana Unien Chairs One set of handeome Furniture. consisting of « fine 16 foot Gax Extension Table, Marbie-top @. with clase lack and etagere shel res, “pholstered Oak Frame Dining Uhairs, © and Green Kep Lounge, ali to mn JOHN GAYNOE, cor 1th and E sts. oe sists? OF M.'McDEVITT, Auct VOR RENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS ani KITCHEN, suitable for hourel eping Will rent one room and kitchen, if desired, seuthoast corner ao and M streets, Eatrance on M st. oc 31 J, OR BENT—A BRICK HOUSE. with 9 roor> ond bath room. No 345 8th o'clock, Twillsell, at No 143 Washingt. between Donbar on and Beall lent assortment of Household ing of— Muhogany and Walnut Ohaire and Sofas Maboge vy Tables, Bureaus. Wardrobes Eacellet Three e Ingrain and other Oarpets | Beds. Bedsteads and Beddiug piatsresees Obalre Tables. nals jack Walnnt Bedstead K etreet north. Also, Stabling. I Olicloth: Matting nee ae s3 op Dressing bureau and Washstand 417 i3thatreei. bet, @and H = 8. Excellent Cooki ai tep 5 Mattresses Six fine Feather Beas, twelve Feather Pillows and ix Bolsters and other Stoves Crockery and @la: . Kitchen Kequisites And many articles not mentioned 4 Terms cash THOS. DOWLING, nol [ Intel! A BY G8EEN ¢ wintiams, ‘TRUSTEE'S BALE. By virtue of a decree of the SapremeConrt of the District of Columbia, passed in chancery cause No. 736. wherein William H. Terrett et, are com November. [POE BENT _A small FURNISHED HOUSE toa _ responsible who can bring undoubted be very low Ose seat nient to the m Inquire at the T¥o of UBNISHED oR ROOMS to rent, with gas, ply 62 @ treet, Ge ___ oc #) [QE RED T_BOUSE ond OFFICE or STORE No. 464 10th street ‘elnot and Cherr; One Handsome French Soina Decorated Dinner, Dessert. and Tea Set all complete, consisting of five hundred pieces . One Full French China Decorated Tes Set, seventy Pieces Four Sheftield Plated Waiters Der plainants. and Wilitan W. Terrett Mai. are de. ; plainants. 8 . . Goa Agent, inthe building 2° °F MF YORE. | fondant, 1 will GS ea on Ree ener eek bes Pies Ea cnn ae be . ny of lo . “ ;OR SALK-A GROCER1 STORK, centrally 35). at 4 o'clock p.m..Let No five | ¢ atm poons ana Forks located, doing @ fine business. Satisfagcory ine feet by the of the lot | Ct gles Decanters. Goblets. Wise Wisrsss, Fin sores Bn ee Bpply to KIL- - fae No, six (6) of the subdir of B.nere of French Chins 7th aud F sts, ne French China Eeg Nogg Bowl Fo RENT—Two BRIOK HOUSES, containing ne Handsome Brussels, Ingraip and other Carpets Balt nd other Vilcleths hove propert The is situated on the north side | of K street north, tween Jith and 12th streets — Fi mi is improved witm a three-story brick - six rooms jas and water, ina good lo- Whatnot, Lovnges, Dining Tables and Bockers cality, near the Nav: d, convenient to the city separ fone ree ‘wo Handsome Parlor Obandeliers cars op 7th rms Gilt Frame Mirrors and KE: feale are One-third of the puroha-e men-y to be pai bi twelve, and eighteen month=, with interest from the day of sale, for which the notes of the pur- cheser, with security satisfactory to the tru-tes, ii be taken, and a lien retained on the premi sold. or the pureh “7 the privilege of ‘eet. between Gand 1. Inquirenext avor for LUUIS WEBEL, 569. oc -5t* oOE SALE HOUSE near Willard's Hotel; eaury , $10,000, egan near 14t nat 8; DL WELLS & CO. street at $1; . . Sieh Ratate Broker 10ch and F sis, 426 CABROLL PL treet, Oapitol #0 Bili—Six Unfurnished ROOMS for rent at $40 per month. Os!l or address Examiners?’ Boom in cash, apd the Deravings Steward 8 Cooking Steve tensils Several Good Ohamber Stov: Kefrigerator and Kitchen Requitites Aud waby other articles which we deem unne. es- sary to enumerate. ‘Termes cash aR amount i: red from the snucing and si Atso Atéo'clock p. m..on the same day, we shail offer | the residence, consisting of fine butht Brick ssement mips at the cost | Honee, with bi . containing in all tome 19 “i ; WM OF MATTINGLY. Trastee. | rooms, with handsome parlors, chambers, dintag, Repay, Patent Omice, “Also, “FUMNISAED no l-mwtw__GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. | ind sitting rooms, pettries, wine echiar, clanwe? E. containing five ‘Sth street. bet. 1 Possession given immedi- 13th street, bet. Hi anil sts. oc 30 3t” FS BENT—A very desirable. » BY J.C. McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers, PAWNBBOKEB'S SALE. XTENSIVE COLLECTION OF FoR. EXTENS EOTION BFEITED and water throughout the whole house, lot 4 fect'ii inches front ‘by Iie feet deep toan alley, | ag seven haudsome Building Lets, 20 by 100 feet - T made known om the day ef _oc ied * SOREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts rooms, with gas. situated « sl - Loguire ‘at 389 newly built i B. De Wolff, Licensed Pawobroker. respect- EI LOUSE. containing seven room. n sth street, ay torn the pabiie that beet “potd bie’ hen a near the Boundary line, tn th Fall sale on TUES G y c afew seconds’ walk from the ears Rent $25 per | Ar qourcioch # in atthe Adrien Bon, — OF HODEEROL Poe AeoTRRe FoR. menth. Inquire at W. VOS8'S, 360 a McGuire & Co., viz: On THUBSDAY, the ist day of Novembe: avenne oce One fine massive Gold Hunting Case Watch, self- winding @ Gold ana Silver Watches at ® | O'clock a.m, weehal! sell, at No. 401 C'strest Fe SALB—A& larce and commodious thres- is Berth, between 3d aud 4s streéis west, the follow- story BRICK HOUSE on 24 street, Georce ) ing aaticies. viz bi riy was the residence of M. de | Large collection of Ladies and Gents Jewelry | One fine Mahogamy Bookcase ani Writing Desk Bodieco, thetate Bussian Minister, Terme mos, | WO five heavy Uves stock ead’ Dine Cones ». 1 | Quetne BM Bofas, Divans. Side Obn're A ILLLAMS, office corner a Fe Qurtains and Window Shades ‘ st * Mahogany 1 {ning Tables and Obatre ee 23 Silk, Ve'vet and other Vests Two iit rame French Plate Mirrors he large four-story BWELLING | 99 Ladies fine Cloth and Silk Coate and Sacjaes Three. ply. Ineratm, and other Carpe.s He by a7 feet. N He 25 Ladies fine Silk. Merino ber Dresses | Ball ON Cloth and Chamber Steves. R qvantity 0 a me ‘00! Beds. sand and November iat, Apply at o'clock pe rege ty Maoh ca ae on Bh wis Hing catbor , Bolster: jows and Hair ermann. of New York 1 Sable Fur Cape, fall size 6 Due Opera Glasses Several Double and Single Barrel Guns, Revolvers 5. 490 b street, to JAMES bi a ‘oc 38. by Marble-top Pressing Bureaus and Werhstands mos inted Wardrobes. and OB SALE, OHEAP_LOT with thr FRAME BUILDINGS, corner 13 mE HOU! High post Bedsteads and lot of other Obamber Fst bak ee! ‘urniture, Dining Boom “ oe. be. atc . ‘urniture. and Crockery feat ot grouues Dapiicl Hil. (a4 rests ean] | Somenie wt Agrneral variety usually found in | A lot of Kitchen Eevuisites, and all other arti- north, square 785 at No. 72 Louisiane aye: | @ Pawnbreker's le. else belonging to housekeeping. nue. —— LEVI B. DE WOLFF, Pawnbroker, oe 9 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Ts BOOMS TO LET. on the first floor. fur- 77 Penns. av., be. 4iand éta st nished as a parlor and Uedroom, on F. 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY tween 9th and 10th streets, No. 341 Oc 19-4 nol {Intel} Auctioneers, ene until FRIDAY, November 24, at same J OF KENT- Five BOOMS. suitavie for house- | gpy GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, | meee For eping, Bisco’ ne FURNISHED: ROOM, No. 626, cerner of 7th and D streets, =e GREBE & WILLIAMS. Aucts, Inquire southwest corner 34 B® THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. AT AUCTION, vem! atl o'clock p.m. 1 will sell. on Berry's Whart, foot of High street, Georgetown. an assoried cargo of White F: Sproce Lumber, consisting of 3x?*., {E25 6xts, Sx3, 4x3 /x3, 6x3. 9x3. and 12,000 feet of luch boaris. phew To which, wilt i peativety sold to the gbest ler, to consignment. oc 31 THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. EXTENSIVE PAWNBEOKERS’ SALE, NUAL FALL SALE OF bs AN Ua ISAAC HERZ On MONDAY and TUESDAY, November 5 a: 6, 1866. we ebsll .atour Auction Kooms, ot $26, corner 7th and D streets, at 100 clock a. m.. the ‘n extensive collection of Unredesmed Pledges ever offered by us, being an accumulation go ar the last twelve months, and compris- Dg in part— Fifty Tadies’ Gold Hai Watches, Gents’ Getd an Bometer, Lever and other “ Binge and Breastpins in jarge quantiti repair. Beat $25. 1 Bear by. O LET—If applied for immediately, ou the corner of 14th street and Penn's aveniie, the NDO part of STORE, opposite Will the best stands for effics or any other Occuvied lately by the Northern Cen- tral Bailroad Compsny. oc 27 tt OB KBENT—A commodious and well-arranzed Foie BRick DWELLING nortan zee teen good-sized rooms. ¥ J. 0. McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers, SALE OF A LOT NSAR SMITHSONIAN fothes room, vegetable rooen: tan Ted ety” | the most elegant patterns ever offered hy est aoe = ic rl find weod apa eoal shed, together with aacnail | Chaine, Besscpins, Kar and Finger Rinse: Poe Senta AF TEENOOR, Movember 24, at < h the house, ‘in the kitchen, andne- | Cils, and an elegant variety of Silverware. Gloth. | °'clock, =e Fall, Lot 38. ix Sauare Bo. 253, drains. Inquire on premises, No 324 [ | ibe. consisting of Over, Frock. + Black Cloth, | fronting so vest on 13% Strost, nent she corner street, betw th and 15th, or to D. 'b. MOBBi- other Costs. together with Pasts and Vests | S¢uth B stro: And Tuning beck g.catest SON, corner Nth and L str 0¢ 3T-e08t™ in great veri ies’ Wearing Apparel in | depth “4 feet tn feet pay and ches to # * pe cen Lo two lots of 25 fee. front each Terns: One third cash; residuein six and twelve months. Interest, secured by deed of trust ou the ty: large varictice—Uloaks, Dresses, Furs, &c., of the most fashionable styles: Table and Bed Li: lenkets, Quilts, Spread«. and Nepkins, emount. be attention of ho: A CHANCE TO SECURE A. HOME OHEAP— of Bit Bila ing te 280 dozen, to which ti A number KK HOUSES on the Isiand Dwell Joe: |) for sale. ©. WITMEB, Agent. a ks is ry ae Property. Conveyanciag and stam; et purchaser's oc %eost* 436 10thst.,next Ford's Theater. | With Guus, Revolvers Obey Ginna: Meeether Goat’ A payment of $28 on cect Let, w dividend, FOE BENT—A FRAME HOUSE, conteinings | Instruments. ands large assortment ef goods too | Tauired the evening of “GUIBE & CO., Ancts rooms, situated on 19th street, between. bumerous to enumerate. Rn Batrects." Apply at the corner of 20th ‘ana Q Sear camnence wits Walchen. 1 W.L, WALL & 00. Auctionsers. SiLLIARD BaL0m Leotte GREEN © WiLL eae emer "BLS eet betwee Baad bth nd 5 B the GOOD WILL and Fievenes = 3 a known nD, situated at the corner Iith street and Pennsylvania avenue. There are feur first class new Pattern Phelan’s Tables. Inguire on the premiées. 06 26 6t* JV OR SALE—60 or 70 acres of LAND, within ; ae of city limite, This land rill besold for @115 per acre. m easy. Apply to V. D. STOCKBRIDGE. at Alexander & Mason's office, corner 7th and F or, vane ton. | e BALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HABNESS, “a EXCELLENT AND WELL: KRPTHOUSEROLD woe AATURDAT MOBLING. Mov, 3.01 och, and 1 deseri; FUMNITURE AT THE RESIDENCE ~ ; ELIZABBTH A. HUMPHEEYS. corner of sxc sele,) comprising avoet =" oe isco street end Missouri avenue, No.2, at Public = iFTY HORSES. ” On MONDAY MORNING, Bovember 8th, com- Mey Sis Co ctves ante te rior Furniture at the abo: mencing at 10 o’clock, we shall Sod the very supe- 180), residence, a C Carved Weinat Parlor Buite, covered with eae baa viel a se ak Seah Se, ¥ J. 0. McGUIBE & OO.. Auctionsers. A FOR SALE re! Aso. LLY SITUATED FARM ON | Walnut Parlor Bnites, in crimson silk cotelal 2 : - A pg ‘« meet rae cl re Barveg wales Martie op onan nic in A large collection of New and Second-hand Bug from hing’ cont ree Carved Secretary and hicles. Pest jand in Montgomery county “Wa. cores ot | Five-very tne Osrved Walnat Marble-top Oham- | One new Jenny Lind Wagon, luilt in this city te the farm in fine wood . It is well supplied ber Suites x With water. having two good springs. anda pamp | Onc full suite Uarved Mahogany Chamber Farnt- | One Back and one Coupee in good order. ‘house, other ; robes ‘ Conveniences for farmfug. with plenty of fruit. Te | Mahogany aud Walnut Wardrobes and Bureaus | New and Second-hand {itSsen, Badion, Carriages, is also a firat clase and very desfrable position for | We!nut Carved Bedsteads &c.. at private sale. nlarge, and Hourishing town, boing, almost bo con: mg ee ftom ice, Begular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ri mi ween ‘ashi! u 5 cities, as it t 'r-cloth covered Chairs 4 al a becom eal welded ie vient iota pingie Wainut and y, Wardrobe Cee eee WAL BUR kas. ine le le valual y anit dna Saline oe ate rene > Investment, and Cannet fail to Feaitzas clear re | Yery Bune ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Fors articulate ep ‘xe £90cnorth of Favant UF bre ery and ‘Tin Toll HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE eg, betwee pth spree to, DF. | Po Walsat Rxtension Dining Tables On MONDAY, November 6, we shsll sell, at 10 Ma star brews ett Cs the: ee of tee — Chocks a mlat a Sed a. =. auth - Teetlence ot 8 lay declining seb te iy SW LES. > Barge lot French end Tronstone ¢ 3a and a streets, an ex it assortment of Far- iss ba oo able Clothe. ; fine ow Pianoforte, sever octaves. 4 No710E 2 owas aaUE, F. Dal Clocks nee yeaa Toaite Cary Manogety Sales: Bickinetaeages: oot and es, of . north ORT STREET W 3 arlor and Chamber Stoves, - Marble top Drosat other oweing « CORN of Lota from aid oscther ith © general catortment of Kitchen | Marble-top Center Bids, and other Tales streets abov f ‘Terms cash. Wi and other = tnviied to wubuat plat of price, and TR age SEM 10r rent. Apply to CLAGETT & Hat en terms, 1 OF eo . . Gemmittee Young Men's Christen Baitah ocSld JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. - Toteel. Taree ree 7 P Gareets 5 ot. av nen TLL 4...” al Ponss CR RENT OOS Peun’s ctenae” ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, hatnot story HOt SB an} BAGH BUILDING) immed IMPROVED PROP! IN GEORGETOWN, | [*ih*, Glass, and Crockery Ware ately east of the National Hotel, with @ “40% Stoves ous Btore ij it. Title indiaputable to On MONDAY. Hovember 5, at4o'clock p m..I tchen tes. ‘corner Penn's evenac shail sell. im front of the premises. part of Lot No. oth etreet went Fonn’e everest | as.tronting 2 fect on Washington sarees, bet )OR SALE OR RENT—My DWELLING, ott- FOR chik on Rees ay, Bente rea of De ing sf sonea ing nine ‘1 ft th and Btlretreets weet. int ban itches aaa nia aven i, between iy feet ‘erms: cash; balance in 6, 12, and Fe fcase Te Sgt tone by gt fot te Wen tect | mactinvetne inecpest, taeeredle néeed OC mot front by 2 214 feet deep, coniranhaaae, gnsbe erenty Conveyancing aod stamps at Senate EM hcaton be -F rvTHOMAS DOWLING, Auct. OR RENT—In Georestown. a FURNISHED Conat BEDUCED PRIORS. ‘erms cash. AJl conveyancing at the cost of the tuation healthy aud desirable: "Apply at hoe sd wine purchaser. LUGH hte x y enn. Avenue, bear 2th street. Oc 18-11 e. a areceper et Pebves Gry, F ferns GOUEaY act AP SUPERNTS ot, | gh tereDe Hae Be Ferann-Do, Stamens, | _ce8la CROWN. WALEEE AOD. det toau HOUSES oe es i Snes timore tore, Do. Bes, Do. Far- — G0., 485% Tth sirect, Room 13. oe is Sm Seton Bus ve. Do. Bag, very superior Geal, | VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, PRONTING ON ‘Mth street west, between Measachusetts euenne and M street morth, at Public Auction, eee Beton na ‘87. OB RENT Several BOOMS ts Felograph Of WOOD, of the very best quality, Piers s in Patent ‘Udicerat 10 for families to put in thelt wig. - J. TOWLES, Agent.