Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1866, Page 3

—>SSr ree es eel THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. }, &c., TO-MIGHT. NatiowaL Tues’ it Ot Miss C. Opera. Ruichinge. on which occasion the ish ‘Troupe witl a in Balfe’s i ~ The Rose of ile;"* after wi ich, 5 Au. gusta ina id pas seul., Wetrasta aed house will greet the fair beneficiare, is equally worthy as woman and artist. Fouspry M. E. Cuurcn.—Grand organ con- cert this evening, when Mr. Geo. W. Morgan will agaim delight our musical people. He will be Assisted by some of the best aad inetrumentatists of this city. See advortise- ment. -——_e—___ BoaRp oF Pouick—Yesterday afternoon, the board met at 3 o’elock, in their Tooms on 10th, near D street. A sumber of licenses for dealers of liquor in Georgetown were ved, but a much larger “sa ‘were re: bs applications of dealers in Washington =e ie oe Bex Piemmperssiig. and acom- raw ap) to prepare and repert regulations for the government of the board in relation to liquor dealers’ licenses. The bonds of W.O. Harper and F. A. Bos- well, Police Magistrates, without salary, were approved by the Board. Sergeant Stephen A. Calbonn, of the 4th pre- cinct, was reduced to the ranks for violation of the regulations of the police. Michael Frepeb was re-commissioned as a special policeman for duty at the stores of Jas. \. Davis and others, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. 4 &yo> A.C. Richards, by bre retarned trom @ tour of inspection thie tee depart- ments in the North and West, Isid before the Board the result of bis observations in a writ- ten report, from which we take the following extracts “Undera leave of absénce granted by you to visit cities having the Metrapolitan police sys« rem, Llett his city on the i6cth ult, stopping Orst in the city of New York. Three coaditions of thefr police’ operations impressed me par- ucularly, viz: the length of time embraced in tue tours of duty of their patroimen, the rigid manner in which they enforce discipline under (heir rules and regulations. and their excellent and comprehensive code of health ordinances, and the promptitude of their enforcement. Per- haps. also, 1 ought to mention the neat, tidy and genUemanly appearance of their poliee- men generally. In reference to the first par- uieulr abyve-mentioned, | am now thorough- ly convinced, as I had before felt appre- bensive, that the twelve hour tours of auty of our men is entirely too long. and that it is gradually, if not. surely, under- iniming the health of the members of the force. and as a conseo ve the efficiency of the orgamization. Ata subsequent and early opportunity 1 will bring this matter more fnily before you. I aleo became satisfied that, for myself at least, I have been too negligent in enforcing the rules and regulations of the Hoard, apd that the character and reputation of our force requires more stringent action in this respect. As regards ovr health reguia tions, 1 do pot know that anything more can be done than is nuw being done underour very imperfect sanitary Iaws. While much bas been accomplished during the past year to- ward preserving the Lealth of this District, it bas too trequentiy beem found that persons | could defy and resist the ot laws with impunity, or if the sani- tary cticers sueceeded at last im their efforts it was after much annoyance and Irequert imsults in some instances. ! also yc ited the cities of Albaay and Baffalo in the Stau+ of New York, and Cleveland, Co- fumbts and Cimemnati, im the State of Obiv, enforeement | euch of whicu bas adopted the metropolitan | lice mansgement in each of these cities. but saw nothing particularly suggestive not em- braced im the New York operstions. In fact, all cities adopting this system, take the ideas of ite working frem that city. In couclusion, 1 would state that ip all my investigations «1 found no force superior to our own, or from which I would wish to pattern, except in the particulars mentionea with reference to the New York force. 1 returmed to this District and tomy duties on the 3uth oltimo, baying beem absent just twe weeks.” pines taki * caer FUNERAL OF THE LaTe Franx Hewny.— The funeral of the late Frank Henry, long ynnected with the press as reporter and cor- respondent. and at the time of his death in charge of the Western Associated Press, took place from bis late residence, 575 C street, Cap- tol Hill, yesterday afternoon at 3% o clock. The services were conducted at the house by the Rev. Dr. Boynton, UChapliam of the House of Representatives. On the coffin lid was a silver plate with the inscription, «Frank Hen. ry. born March 19, 1536: died October 29, 1366."" ‘The body was Jnid out in plain blaek clothing. the expression of the face being very natural. considering the distance the corpse had been brought. The body was surrounded with flow- «rs. apd at the foot, as the corpse was exposed to view, Was & wreath of natural flowers, to be placed on the coffin when lowered into the grave. The following gentiemen acted as pall- bearers:—Col. L.A. Whiteley. of the Jntelli- Noyes, of the Star; ¥ M. Ashley, erk Times: L. A. Gobright, of the New York Associated Press; R. F. Boisseau, of the Republican, and G. W. Adams, of the New York World. After reading a number of selec- uons from the burial service and ahymna, Dr. Boynton deli ered a eulogium of the deceased ard his profession. At the conclusion of the sermon, prayer was made, and the body was conveyed to the Congressional Cemetery, fol- lowed by the relatives and friends of the de- ceased. ee Tue National Megpical CoLLecR—Last *vening, the introductory exercises of the Na- nonal Medical College of this city occurred at the College Building, late the United States Army Medical Museum, situated on H, be- ‘ween T3th and 4th streets. The exercises were opened with religious services, conduct- «d in accordance with the forms of the Episco- pal charch, by Rev. Dr. Pinckmey, of the Cbarch of the Ascension. Kev.G. W. Sam- son, President of the Uolombia Uollege, de- ltvered an introductory ‘address, in wRich he referred tothe grea: benefit conferred upon the medical profession by W.W. Corcoran, Esq.. who donated the edifice to the aid of sctence, thus providing accommodations for the delivery of scientific lectares, and also for the instruction of the students of the college. A* the cenclusion ofthe address Colonel J. L. | Edwards, in a brief address, presented the aeys of the building to Protessor G. U. Schaef. ter. professor of chemistry, this act being sym- boltealof the transfer of the building to the faculty. Professor Schaeffer responded in an imteresting address. in the coarse of which he expressed the thanks of the faculty {or the uni- versal generosity and kindness of the Board of ‘Trustees. The regular course of lectures was then announced, and the exercises of the eve- ning were closed by benediction. AvvalRs IN ALEXANDRIA—We @lip the fol- jowing itens from the Aiexandria Journal of yesterday afternoon: A gentleman, bad his horse and stolen ‘rom him, yesterday, in the neigh! of the aqueduct bridge, opposite Georgetow He had left them stand im the road a few mo- ments to attend to some little matters, «retarn~ ingin time to find them missing.” He dor- rowed a horse and proceeded, ona hunt for them, but to gthis date had been unable to dis- cover thelr whereabouts. A man by the name of Wm. Middleton, on Monday last, crossed the Potomac from this city. for the purpose of collecting some timber on the Maryland shore, leaying an overcoat and valise in Capt. Bonsh’s store. Upon nis return. the articles were banded toa colored boy, with instructions to convey them to the hotel of Mr. Eli Petty, where the individual re- sides, since whick time nothing has been seen of them or the bearer. We learn that the School-bouse for colored children bas been contracted for by Mr. Geo. Seaton. of this city, who enters at once w the construction of the building. The dim: sions are to be 45x78 feet, with eight distinct departments for boys and girls. and.large re- citation rooms, the whole to be well venti- lated, And supplied with all the modera im- prevements. —— BoaRp oF TxUSTERS op Tae HovaE OF CorngcrT —This board held a meeting yes- verday at }2 m. in Jay Cooke & Oo.’s banking house, on Fitteeuth street, opposite the Treas- ury Department, for the purpose of hearing re- ports of committees. One of the committees reported that they bad inspected tne building Bow in the bands of tbe Guardian Society, on the Government farm, North west of George- town, and also the accounts of the Guardian Society. They believe the building will an swer for & house of correction untila new one can beerected. Toey find that the Society had ex butions made by citizens. ciety in debt about $1,500. The trasteer of the House of Correction have Tesol ved to tarn over the $1,500 received the actof Congress to the Guardian When the building is Placed in their possession. SoutTn WasnHiseron notices have shows the South Washington within ps soemy J the increase in ‘west in that part of the c! there, the dealers are ab! their competitors in the city. Henning’s list of prices Recosingeies- ‘where will show the great reduction he making upon . A gentiemaa trom Georgetown fold us yesterday that he bought 4 vice, Handsome winter suit at Hen- Dimg’s at ® per cent. less than be cosid get bem cisewbere Henning's place is coraer of 7th sireet aud Mary! vyouue tem. 1 founds rery excellent state of po- { ‘Tu ALEXANDRIA CANAL —It will be seen {| $7, rettrwace to our rope Proc Councils evening, thata me- 8 ROR Was of the Alexandria referred tos joimtcommuttee. _ a Mr. K.C. FOx, welt known to our citizens &s Cashier of the Anpricaa 1m mo2St" . ANTRED—By & isdy. permanem BOARD, with nse of pian to S reapectsble private '. me, exchanged. Address _ J) ANTED—WOMAN (whits) te do plain cook- 1 Apply at 264 F otrect, between Lim, W4RTED-By ‘& respectable girl, & SIT icted the Agent in this city. Endorsed by many of at eminent citizens we commend them to assoc pt ot the community. See their ad ment GITY ITEMS, enh eee Granp OBean CONCERT at Foundry M. E. . nigh! TION os chambermaid and is willin atid te make berevif generally useful cad cab coms AX onsEct worthy of admiration is one ot xus - Apply at the corner of xd cone Henning’s Silk mixed fall overcoats which he ~ is selling for the sam of Eighteen Dollars. His place is om the corner of 7th street and Marytand avenue. nr heii Gero. W. Moncan, the great organist, will give a concert assisted by Mrs. Kretchmar. WASTED-& large ROOM, farnished, x Bighed, wits ‘a bys ? goard. Must de, centrally located. Private family preferred piynee: leave note at front office, 447 13th 8 5 iy two respectable ANTED_B: omen, ITUATIONS—one as ohambermafa”s and to —_—e—__ — éo pl pte ts of children; and @Bxavv, of Gymunsiam and Billiard notori- nurse | Meferences given if re- Sty, hes just iovaad Bil citeutar tor the coming | auited, Apply at No. 136 C «treet, between 12th and 13th streets, laiand. no 2-3t* a bi th t liberal in- ry season, in which be offers the most li! in BL WIsHES ducements to gentiemen to purchase shares in bis Gymnasium. His extensive billiard and bowling saloons hive recently been refitted, and with Mr. Collseworth, the well known billiardist. as superintend Popular place of resort tb. GL famil Ae A ns STZaMED OvsTERs is the greatest luxury of the season, particularly when you get them of of o pisno preferred. Ad- no 1-3t Harvey & Co., 259 Penosylvyania avenue, be- ox NO. 445 Post Ofiice. D IMMEDIATELY—A COLORED tween 9b and l0thstreets. They pay particu- NU Tae, one that will come well racommend- lar attention in selecting the beat and freshest ed Apply to 445 6th street, between E and F. for the purpose. There you will find the gen- 1-30" uine (42) Lynnhaven Bays, Horn Harbors, and all the choice brands of oysters, served in every style. A jo0Ns MAN, THUBOUGHLY CONVE sant with Fre and German, desires aSIT- UATION. — References exchanged. Addresd WRET15, Btar O: Washingto Bo 1-3t* Ro a ROOM A pl a man and w! ip a privat family. ard location. ‘Address K. x yh octets ers shat nada Mes. Revre ang others at the Feundry Church to-night. > _J., Star Office 3 “HILDZRRAND or Gregory VII and his j ANTED—Three or four gentlemen to take Times,” is the subject of a lecture in two parts A) Petey og Bee hee ina wr nn ee fo be delivered at Odd Fellows’ Hall, on next | }Je Siang teh eee Boarders * oc meee Tuesday and Wednesda ~ = evenings, 6th and 6th of November, by the Rev. Edward 1.| ¥ Sourin, ot Frederick. Md.—the proceeds for the benefit of St. Ann’s InfanyAsylum. From the Known ability of the lecturer and the ob- ject. we predict a crowded house. (Sa Se RN 7 ANTED—By a single gentleman. a comino- dion nd ot leasant M in the First Ward, either furnished er unfurnished 499, Post Office, Washington, D WANTED First class TIN AND SHEET. IRON WORKER. Seely. te ae ae cy Address Box oc 31-3t* GUY, Stove Warehouw ‘@ ave., bet. st! MRTROPOLITAN HALL.-We visited this | nd 10th ste. oc Hail last night and was agreeably surprised to WwW ANTED—Onr lady friends to know that we see such a large and fine Company. the sing- rr have arran, ir 8 weekly sappy of STAMPS of the VEBY LATEST designs for Braid and Embroidery. All of richest des issued in New Closks Pineu ing of Misses Fanny Kirby, Nellie Eawards, and Mary Newton, was stunning: and the Poaget of Beauty, Se of Millie Rosa, eomora Creek, Kate Tison, Fanny May and Emma Gardner, wasexecuted fine'y. The Ethiopian Corkographers—viz: Messrs. Welsh and Quinn, was. especivily amusing, and our old friend Johnny Reese could not be ex- celled. Any one wishing to seea pleasant evening bad better calland seo B. Henze. Our selections are second to none in the country. | PRINCE'S. 351 F street, oc 27 tf opposite Patent Office. NTED T0 BUY—A small HOUSE. between en avd M street. Apply to 0. B BA » Star Office oc 23 th W ANT ED —New and Cast Of Clothing Watches, Pistols, Guns. or any other kind of goods. The highest cath Price paid at the M He sells good Merino Shirts and Draw- Sov Ninth street, three doors Terie of Pa, ave. Bole Agent for Sinser's Sewing Machines. at Band forsale. Seqmetress wanted. oc 7 Im* $5,000 WANTED TO BOT FOE 3,000 O), + CAST OF F OLUTHING ofail de- scriptions. Ladies’ and Gents’ Ulethes Dyed Cleaned and Repaired. No. 485 7th, corner EB Street, and 5765, 7th, between B and Maryl avenue, Walt. isth of October, fur: Aished HOUSE inthe eight rooms van! Save your Movygy!!—Buy your Gents’ Furnishing Goods at Franc’s Cheap Store, 7” 7th street, three doors above Odd Fellows’ all SAB int 5 A SURE PILE CURR —Dr. Gilbert's Pile in stran t positively cures thé worst cases of iles. Sent by mail on receipt of $4. Cireu- jars tree, Sold hy druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine. Mana- “r, No. 575 Broadway, New York. 3 ——_—o—sals Goop Frexcu Calf Boots, ready made $11; best French Calf Boots, to order, $14 to $16. J. Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, and inside Hotel Trve Merit Ar .K.L., at thi references given and required. WV ANTED—By a respectable yo: W Aiton te do clambereace ny ing. Address a note to J. H., Star o— ECIATED.—“Brown’s Bron- chial Troches,” have been before the public ™many years. Each year finds the Troches in some new, distant localities, in various parts of the world. Beingan afticleot true merit. when once used, the value of the Troches is appreciated, and they are kept always at band, to be used as Occasion requires. For Conghs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Troches have proved their efficacy. FOR SALE AND RENT. Fe RENT—HOUSE on F street; 8 month. Furniture for sale, Also, HUUSE on © street; $200 per mouth. Furniture for sate near City Bail. Auclegant FURNISHED HOCSE of fourteen rooms, tor beprding, D bL. WELLS & CO., oc 30-6t_ Real Estate Bro! 0th and F sts. [OTICE TO DAIRYMBN— © CHANCE iN FORK INVES TMENT.—Vatuav!s DATRY for sale, with one of the best miik roates in the city, it~ aot Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &¢., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist. 424 Penn. av.. between 4 and 6tR streets. ( fice hours from $a m. toS p.m. and 6 to Sp m. No charge for consultation. Soh BLS = PENNIES can be Dad in any quantities atthe Star office counter and large FARM for rent, one mile from the city: es | OFC A Z00d Fond. The cows arc Yery ae od MARRIED, ey Mean DEANE—LOWE, On the jst instant, at the sraely ‘bo Go want Church of the Immaculate Conception, Washing- le, and upou good ton. Ce D ¢., wr the Bev. Father McCarthy, once to L WSLis & 06 JAMES W. DEANE to EMILY J. LOWE, both | Real Betate Brokers, N. W. corner 10th and’ Foe” of this city * oc 80 ft : $ A LINCOLN—SMITH. In Baltimore onthe goth | 7) e0gacn, of October, at the residence of Prof. EP iiecets MA Agency Wentngton, to WARSI it. Smit PS ap reg Ta “4 oo 10 ¥ 'y -clase . of the late Col. Samuel Mente, of Bal to 3120 awe invite the attention of reliabie par- es imm jate * = ocim ORME & COOPER. DIED. h ancl 1sth streets, and between Pennsylva- | Sinise of a ngs leh grom storage, PORAEEE rontianen ages, ge ‘ae ae 3 at 373 ote we and nee York ave- BO1-3t" jarge Unfurnished a8 ie ‘0! » between I street eo ey ROT len' ee | . Oastreets ‘north. 7 no SOR SALE-A fork of Boot BU Per oe Wiser fiariat Soeo : 6. ao Lane ee Netween th EY WILLARD. fF OB RENT_By the ist of No: 4 FOR ye re rom b ce. Rent $600 month xxi _ Bolere Fo BENT—A targe FRONT ROOM, om second ginat teonat get eutieum eananasy -. Apply SAS E65» BAzSzE SHOP FOR SAL: reasonable terms. Satiefactory reasons given for selling- Apply atthe shop.No 15 K st., det. 7th and sth; opposite Northern Liberty Mar no 1 6t* FS SALE—The GOOD WILL, STOOK ard FIXTUBES of Restaursut on 0 street, bet. 4 apd 6th streets,jNo. 34%, now doing good bust ness. Reasons for leaving, going into other basi- ees Bo 1-64" Ke BENT—Or will sell very cheap, four new on two story mouse on Goserament, Printing * ic - conanare. Bent §? per moa CRE & 00. a 45554 7th street, Boom 1 F%, RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE on E street. between i2th and 13th streets, con- rior, dining reom Kitchen, and § jy to O. Gaw {OR SALE—LOT. Stable, on K atrec a eogreyi eee anenee et COLDWELL & CO, no 1st? 455% Hthetrost. [FOR BENT _ Teo bandsomed FORNISH BOOMS. Inquire at No, 337% H street. tween 6th and 7th ___ oe 31 31 A FIBST RATE STAND for an Apothecary and Pruggist for rent, Inquire at 19%, corner of New York avenue and 4th st. oc 31 eo2t* Fo EENT—HOUSE No. 209, on Peun a ave- nue, betw: lath and 18th streets, containing 13 rooms and two kitchens. with large dry cellar. Apply at 173 F street, er 18th st N'g LY FURNISHED AND PUBASANT BOOMS for rent, at No 423 18th street, be- twee San Hnorth, Referencesexchanged. r : [OB SALE—Twei SHANTIES. If noteold privately will be offered at auctionon SAT- UBDAY., the 34 inst. . at 11 o'clock a.m JOHN GAYNOR, cor. 17th and Bot: oc $1-3t* M. McDEVITT, Au OR RENT—Two Unfarnisbed ROOMS and KITCHEN, suitable for housekeping. Will rent one room end kitchen if desired; southeast ithand M streets. Batrance op M st Fe. BENT—A BRICK HOUSE. with9 rooms and bath room, No_ 344 8th street, bet. Land K etreet north 417 13th street, bet. lst November. Also, Stabling. Inquire at No. Gand H sts. Possession on oc 31-St* OR SALE—A GROCER: STORK, centrally located, doing a fine business. Satisfactory reasons for pening? rent low Apply to KIL- BOUBN & LATTA, Beal Estate Brokers, corner 7th and F sts, oc W-6t ;OR RENT—Two BRIOK HOUSBS, containing six rooms each, gas and water, ina good lo- cality, near the Navy Yard, convenient to the city cars, on 7th sireet. between Gand I, Inquire next dvorfor LUUIS WEBEB, 569. oc 3. Fo SALE—HOUSE near. Willard’s Hotel; $ ) cash HOUSE onG street, near the Treasury, 510,00. Elegant HOUSE’ rear 1¢th treet at $12.0 00 - L, WELLS & 0 woe 30 ha ‘Real Estate Brokers. 10th CABBOLL PLA Ist street, Oapitol Hill—Six Unfurnished BOOMS fo! Wn at oom 42 40 per month. Call or addrecs Examiners 5. Patent Office. Also. ING ‘7 in Indiana ave nue, with @ spacic Posteasion 5 Tet. Apply atl and $ o'clock egal ry r ~ App’ pom. at 490 H street, to JAMES TOWLES, Agert. Oc 38-tf FS eau four-story DWEL! aby i. 2 5 FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—At a reason- able price tween G and Ho! Appiy No. 444 Ith street, be- tree oc %-coh* BUUMS, suitable for house- ~ one FUBNISHED BOOM. est corner 3d amd F sts. oc 27-1it* iO LET—If ae for immediately, on the TF of 14th street ave the WINDOW and part of STORE, Hotel; one of the best stands for effice or any ua usiness. Occupied lately by the Northern Cen- 2 oc WHITEMOBB. In this city. on Thurslay terveon, November 1. 156, BABAH FRANO beloved wife of John F. Whitemore. daughter of Samuel N.and Sarah M the 38d year of her age. Her fupera) will take place from the residence of her mts, No. 203 rou street. Alexan- a, on Saturday morming, at 10 o'clock, when the friends of the family are’ invited to at: te (Denton (Md ) papers copy.) = c J.8.TOPHAM &2CO, 500 SEVENTH STREET, Next to Odd Fellowa’ Hall, The oldest and Largest Manufacturing House in Washington. have the best assortment of Goods in their line of business, made under their own super- vision, consteting of- “n belie Essie ORR TEs ies’ Travelin; ‘80! » 2 rhipe her and Leather Covered BOX N fe y Fi eae: THAVELING BAG, Tourist’s SACKS &c.,&c Fine Bo ubie 6nd Single HABN ESS, BABDLES, *Wartiace and Biding WHIPS Also. 8 fine assortment of OARRIAGE ROBES, ‘at the lowest prices. oc 27-e0St ipley, in Oo NE PBICE FoR CLOTHING, MABKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. NO DEVIATION, ‘EMS HENNING'S, Corner Tth street and Maryland avenue, 6 FOR 50 CENTS, 12 FOB $0 CENTS. Ferroty pe Card de Visite, large size, fourfor one doller. Large size Pictures, in oval frames, four dol- Tare. These pictures are finished tn fifteen minutes from time of sitting, and are taken inclondy as well as in fair wi ir. WHITEHUBST GALLERY. _0¢ 30-3t* No. 424 Pa. av., bet. 43¢ and 6th ste. WiISTsE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS. FOR BOY Who wear Suspender Pants, only— ELTON OUAT, PANT! BET r OVERCOATS ay Do. to $15 BLACK SCITS, Jacket and Pants, $6 to $15 BLACK BUITS, Uoet, Vest and Pants, $14.50 "FOR GENTLEMEN. ~ id VEST. $11.50 14 to 825 and $9 to NEW STYLES BEOEIVED DAILY. . BLACK SUITS, Coat, Pants and Vest, $12.50 to WALL, STEPHENS & 00, ae 322 Pennsylvania avenue, CAT aIe Conte Pants and Vest, 810 | .. 29 rwif [Intel] __ bet. Oth and 10th ats. A large stock of these Satinet Suits on hand, and REMovaL. REMOVAL. M TWEED SUITS, $11 GATINET SCITS, $13 and +. ¥. DEOMI, COACOHMAKER, Begs laure te inform his customers and the public en suits, “eis $14.50 Ge B Bi SUL’ lar, $15 that he has REMOVED from U Clee. . 3 . 0m 6th street, to Nos. 293 ¥, fon wit, ae es etzies , @18 and ae swrees, Nenvems bape ons os sU \. $2 streets, Lt cf Pennsylvanis svenue, za SILK MIXED CASSIMERE SUITS, $23 ena | Sgt geuths tre Ae his facilities are $24 eater than in his old location, he ean do repair- GOOD STYLE as in the ., He bor om- Bloring hone Dut firet class mechanics, wad aot Rothin, ard article, either cassimere or black | Friz TWIST SUITS. K MIXED OASSIMERRE SUITS, our stand- in all its branc'! and bu ined, | die Ry. DURABLE and in sa very durable, s 27 and $320 but the best material, togethe: bis ii ere b ae and §32 attent: Se to business, te merit and receive afair MONKEY JACKET: og. abare of patromage. sep 3 colm wuaes 625) GUATS, 3: 10, 912,915, $18 IDER VE puagi J a coats, $10, §12, $15, s17, | C Une HE ee ‘ The #15 Sack ‘ROOK ha OIDEB AB. Reply pm a peores cE VINBOAR. \OK PANTS, i. Al in want ef PUBE OIDER VINEGAR 1 to and examine my stock befere OATS! asi HINOHILLA, yory fashions- | "Gooas delivered sree af charze,in all parte of Woes Georgetown, D. w . heavy and warm, $12 TEBMS OasH. x EDEAVEL OTERCOSIS BT arom Bottling Bopot, = 15 "| bec 20-1m 7 Greene st., Georgetown, D: 0. 3 AMES E . REAL ESTATE AGENT, Se Rtrenapenaiates toe ove | Jams 2 Yaron, Bese FARITE (Garr Y iL CLO’ : : Ordere by mail promptiy filled. GEORGE U. HENNING, Corner 7th street and Maryland avenue, OP sl attention given tote OOLLEC OF RENTS end CLES OF PROPEETY, ga.wellasto the PUNCHAGH and SALI of ‘esi ite. oc 16-e0im* BeKwnear. 10,0001bs, prime new BUCKWHMAT, just re- BUCKWHEAT. Bn eee O- | ceived and for sale by N ar vei hts Reape, Morley yeeiches BEAVANS & SHAW, Shei eek -y At the Old Stand of Morrison, Shaw & Co., sivftic. 06 16-80" B stroct, bet, 1th and 12th. ies Erste epee BW varie, WC, | PARLEL YovegsSnCuls 05.05 tes tems IRE BORER an Sotan ote amerens | SU fens. oe rE eee cers, eraaretay mata? | ges, sete he soreac erent “by Lawrence ge Anat oe Serge: Vibe ites ace ete om, Plc. * vires Polls tole Libear? ij ONBY! ’ : aoe @, % eck itt House tral Reilroad Company at Fo. EENT-STORE BROOM 346 Penn. avenue, ashington Building - we SOHN B, SEMWE oc %-eotf Seaton Honse. {OR BENT—On Bridge street, Geo ta Foie Booms, farnisned onuntirnishen Goad Boérd can be had next door juire at the new Drug Stere, corner Bridge and Was! Georgetown. ‘oc 3 HANCE TO SECURE A HOME O71 A bs pumber of small BEIOK HOUSBS on ¢! land, well located, for sale. f ‘ER, Agent, oc 2-coft* 496 10th st., next Ford's Theater, Fo S4LE—60 oF 70 acres of LAND, within ‘one mile of city limits, This land will besold fe 115 per acre A Great Ba: . Terms easy. Aoaty wv. D. STOCK BRI DGB. at Alexander & B ason’s office, corner 7th and F streets, Washing- ton. 00 23-30t* A FOR SALE. BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FABM ON the road from Washington to Frederiok City, 21 miles from bap ng scorer chageemeag seres of best land in eer e. county, . 30 acres papper le wood a tegen ry water, ing two 8] a pam: Dear “the ‘house, barns stable, swd_all” other conveniences for farming, with pleaty of frait. It is also a first class and very rable position for a large pod Gouriening town, being almost a cen- tral point between Washington, Frederick and and can easily be divided into twenty lots, eesh and can iy ¥ lots, containing over nine acres. A safe ‘aud valuable to realizes c! ne D investment, and cannet fail rms, through mati armed Bull , thr Gemmittes Young Men's Christien Butta mg Bos 390, Post Ottce. {Ohren @int.) 0024 2w NT—On Pens YY grees ‘vely val 0! Ly a story HOU BAOK’ BUILDING, immed ately cast of tional Hotel. with = commodi- ous Btore in front. Title indisputable. Apply to JOHN W. MAGILL, corner Penn’s avenue end 10th street west. oc 15-tf OB SALE OB BENT—My DWELLING, sit- F uated at the intersection or lend and Vir- ia avenues, between 7th and sth streets west. be Ere, is 51 feet front if ie Or2hs with Frout by. 214 feet deep einbracing ous halt of - 734. ” JON 4, BEMMBS, Seaton House th etreet. oc 15-1 Bi — ‘and small farnished and REG ey he ea ; y terms. Inquire STA. Frome ei Ra a ta, ee z SALE OF WINTE! On FATURDAY m "olock ° 3 of Olothine—read: with other articles. Bod ¥ avenue ond mth ot. VOATS PANTS ET EB ag ge A Pmade Coats, Pants and ‘Vegts— WL. WAUL & CO., Avcts ¥ GREED & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. BAME wu FBONT Oy RSStE ROSE ANS STR EBOET EG Sa Fugsbsteueth Wenaictnbal ein froatorthe premises, at Scheel p eee habe: some two story Frame Howse. ‘ave con- venien! with the tot on which it end another jot fronting on 7th street, rum the rear ef tae let on which house stands. Dos " GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Acct, Y GREED & WILLIAMS, Auotioncers. BEB Lf *¥iuimts Islend On W! ns 8. m.. we shail sell. on the premises. oes (87. hi good froatand wi be sold without recorve, f ‘Terme : ARERR MEENS, 2 dopa which + One-third ceah: balance im ¢,12 and1s months, and secured by & deed ef trost om the remiges. All couveysucing aad H cost of the purchaser. Bho dow: when sold. Bo 2-4 Trevénue stamps n On each lot GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer . rs SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON MaBy- Lanb Aven art of rig 335, fronting 23 tect ear .0th street, im: story frame dwe! tor On third cash; residue Ps al 100 required evening of the 8100 redaeS OOnN ELV ARS no2 eo 10TH 8T Ni oth. et fo 3, 6. 9, }, with interest, deferre: payme: by decd of trast. Goaveyencing ost of purchaser. A payment of ie . Executor a Wiehe, omeers. Y GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE HOUR, cUMMEL GARDEN VILIUN. STABLE FOR 17 We GAS _BURN On MONDAY, the 5th o'clock p. m., on the premises, roperty, fronting ou Pennsylvania « » De- if t Tha house contains bi nes years te run, ng all improvements at the tween Sd and 4th sirects oa: ten large reom: id on ground re the peivilece of removi ADM’ Sth instant, We shail seli, at « the abov suaeee of yoyo) fine panes foe any pores Wwishil a ness or juske ao - estment. ©” GREEN & WILLIAMS.” veetment. B: poz 2 QALE OF HORSES AND MULES. Dy f ermaster’s Office . ad OTT eaten eo ‘Thore will be soid at public aucti Washi rember tant D, at ila. m., 101 onthe 10th insteut, under direction of Broyet Brigadier General © Tompkins, Quarter. LINCOLN DEPOT. in this city, tue 3s I Terms: ‘Cash in Government funds. By order of hrovet Ma eg Gener ist uartermaster Gene: Assistant Q Ay no 2-0t viceable public animals. yj Mayor General D. H. Backer, Georgetown. LLENT HOUSEHOLD FC! . EXOE! HOLD FCRSLTUBE,&c., On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov. 7: o'clock, Iwill sel], atNo. 143 Washi: between Dunbarton and Beai ington etreet, NESDAY. the 7th instant.et 1@ o'clock | months, Inti on T! pay. a. satcepay NINGS. commencing at 7 o'clock and wt!l be con tinued every otber evening unti! the entire stock is Ciapised ef. a Lo, Wcases Umbrellas. £0 pairs beavy 12 4 Blankets £0dozen very superior Belkuay irte Gold and Silver Hunting case Watches Revolvers, & , 2u8 dove Cotton and | Boots. Shoes. W: i Aino. ool Hose and Bait Hose. ool Hoods. Shawls, Scarfs, &c | 8c B0-5t Mk WALSH & 00, auow B* K. F. PAGS, Auctioneer 9027; der Odd Fellows’ Hail To clo-e consignments, peremptory sale of am extensive stoci ing at To'eloc ee 29-4t Blankets Baawis Undéercioth- Cutlery, Boots and Shoes. Hate, ” ais, assortment of Fancy Eg ‘@ this week, commenc- K. F. PAGE, Aucts. x. ¥ W.L. WALL & 00... Anocroneers. Origt im os between Gatton sbeewecs Sn aad fh BALE OF HORSES, CauRIAGES, HARNESS, On SATURDAY MOBNING. Nov. 3. at 10 0'cik., ¥ ¥ Many good Work. Saddle cluding » Rarness Horses. in pair of very One Oarrisce Borses ALso, New Express Wacons, vite ond without Top, built tn this city ALSo. A large collection of New and hand Bug- Recond , Ke chaways, Carriages, Wagons, ang ehicles One new Jenny Lind Wagon, | vilt in this city te order One Back and one Coupee in good order. ALSO, New and Second hand harness, Saddles, Carriages, &c.. at private sale. Reguiar "rales days, Toesdays, Thursdays. and Sstardays Carriages and Harness always at on b, at 10 BY GBEEN ‘ivate sale W. L. WALL & 00., Avots. WILLIAMS, A: - WorverT| ‘and bat" 1 streets, an - FE - Jont assortinent of Housebeld Furniture; consist. cee OmE apy EUS iC aconion — pg of— any aed Walnut Chairs and Sofas Mahogeny.t Wantrobes Mabogsny Tables, Bureans. Excellent Three ply, Ingrain and other Carpets Feather Hair and Bosk Obairs, Tables. Oilcloth, Matting. & Excellent Cooking and ether Stoves Glassware, ‘icles not mentioned [Intel THOS. DOWLING Aucti Beds. Bedstead« and Bedding ‘eases ounges, Mirrors, &c < Kiteben Bequisites B" 3.0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. PAWNBROKER'S SALE. 1; EOTION OF FORFE: EXTENSIVE COLLEOTION ITED Levi B. De Wolff, Licensed Pawnb: fully informs the public that he will Fail sale on TU bold bie tire DAY MuBBING next, Nov 6. at 100 clock a. m.,atthe Auction Rooms of J, 0’ ey iE Ah Gola Hunting Case wind! 60 Gold nd dilver Watches (age collectionef Ladies and Gents Watch Jewelry 50 fine heavy Over, Frock and Dress Ooate aad Sacks ta BEE? Veivet avd other ¥, Silk. Merino and ether ori , Cashmere or] ests fine Cloth and Silk Costs and Because resses and Woolen Bbawis ents (incase) made by $a Beenie and Single Barre! Guns, Revolvers ether with ners! variety usually found in ry Petubreker's aefe: REVI B. DE WOLFF, Pawnbroker, 77 Penns. av., bet nol (Untel.} Or MCGUIRE & & auctioneers. Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct,; Georgetown. je pret 23. fronting 26 feet on Washingto: bts . between Bridge street and the Canal, and ranning back ; ease CN wa ‘teining ni, » (NO 87,) com ng mine andcellar. = Hick Swelling be rooms, dining room, Kitchen Terns: One-third months. with onthe Nad cost oF oc 30 cash; balance in Rm] ‘gee ate Ss the purchaser oMAS DOWLING, Acct. ef large 6, 12, and and 18 mtal tree Vind, PABLO! tion comprises th: ror, in Europe aad Americe. Pi ruit Trees planted in the fall ed oy ‘and bloom: better next summer than if plant in the spring. rist . A JABDIN, Floris! gud Rarserymea : Dro Ais, WHOM ak been acres 'y 11, OF THE eat 0” 24,6 fer 80 acres, Septontr. jog" fs the paws of Das Sor Sh gctes, Serena und Dane o! 0. 96 March 34, No ss, ber 18. 1806- Fails Benton, and Me SR for & angse. none. 1881—December Yese—wtbomber of 5 et, 5 for 160 5 under of , 1808, "ip the name eo Paper, eer of the Iton, ee was granted August 4, 18— pee aatek Romi 30th, 1853 —December 23. witwne 708, H. ‘HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, J kh te goers wu No. 13.108, for }» Ieswed under the act of + 1855, game of Horace i eee es nee | SSD Reon na ete oa ‘was granted Janusry 2, jannary 13, . iJ ‘On SATURDAY, the we sball sell lection of good “t fcr Suite. in Gecen One Marble One Vil lack Wainnt Commode inet.,at We'ciockem, stour a) rooms, & largs co- ‘areitere, viz and o1 Contre Tables falnut Obawber Suite. com- seels, Three: ply, and ether Carpets Parlor and Bto ay room r aD Cham fe they will . | Terme cr | noid ‘ash. or res oods, which wedeem unnecesaary at ipvite the attention of buyers, GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers elf. (se Yard, | Onshromp ° on the premises, improved by a new frame houss and = p ntl frame dwelling attached. si lown when the property is knocked off. ancing and We will se’ purch: Bt>-},caues Northwest corner m.,. om the premises. Lot mp te the Government eet on B street, betweon streets east, running b: Forms cash: ‘s Mth and F streets. rperaerr, CON- tery and Lot, 32x ‘Lceatand South Carolina sve., 4 Mihov. 36. 8t ax ‘clock All convey stamps at the cost of the > File perfect nol-3t \_D. L. WBLLS & 00., Ancts. Y CROWN, WALKER & 00., Auctioneers. BCUTOR’S SALE OF VALU. i BX B'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, aT N,on SATU as Tn Sua Mo: oie ack 144 feet to a SB feet All conveyancing at the cost of the mane ncn eget OUR, _oc 31 ate _ CROWN. WALEE: 2 00. wey Baiiand Whatnot Kehoe Gla, So Stoves Y GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD AND KITOHEN FURBITUBR ONDAY fren os &. m., at'the = tht Ee 44 otker Oh and Crockery Ware atio i ¥ J.C. McGUIRB & CO.. Auctionsers, E ay! i rae HOUSEHOLD DAY MORNING. mw. ber 6th, . io, Jovem! com. Gores Walunt Carved Walnet Five very fine o'clock, we i gell the very supe- rior F ‘ture at the above ' "3 Gnrved Walnut Parlor Bulte cotnad with moarnss JAB. O. McQUIBE & 00., Aects. = ry Auctioncers. BUILDING LOT, FRONTING On