Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District, | W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Preprieter. | WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDA - SEPTEMBER 12, 1567. S87 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAG SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. ing the etty during the summer months they can bave the STAR mailed to their address, bY ordering the same at the office, for 124 cents per week, for one week or more. RISE OF GOLD The Intelligencer says, this morning: --Risk OF GeLp.—The gold premium is ad- vancing in New York, and has already reach- ed for y-five itis now well known that the amuesiy aud pardon proclamation has had no iufinence whatever upon this movement It may b> true, however. that contemplated or threatened Gabivet changes exert now & considerable influence upon the gold market. But other comsiderations enter mto the sabe ject. Some few demagogues, whose will is ‘sken for the judgment of the people, or rather of the Kadical Congress, are crying out for in- fiation o1 the currency, and no one cam say ‘what expense a Kadical, President-making Congress will make. Besides, we are importing heavily, the cus- toms demand for gold being on the increase. ‘The supply of currency for gold speculations is immeasurable. Paper isin small demand, even at a low rate of iuterest, owing to its ex- cess over the wants of regular business. Tae balance of trade for the last fiscal year is against us by the sum of sixty millions, which we are to pay in gold. Then, again, the foreign mercantile interest in New York apprehends European war, as growing out of the German question. ‘The prospect is, that gold will advance till some time im October, when cotton will come torward for shipment.” In these statements the Intelligencer is part- ly right and partiy wrong. The very heavy current imports are creating an extra demand tor gold for custom-house payments—say some $500,000 per day—and the foreign mercantile interest is hoarding gold under the apprehen- sion ot European war. reason for the rise in gold is the stoppage to a considerable extent et Government gold sales. | ‘The recently published debt statement shows that the amonntin the treasury has been brought down tonear the minimum which it is desira- ble to Keep on Band to meet accruing interest, payments, &c. These additional facts account for & portion of the recent rise. But the chiet cause is, undoubtedly, the revolatioaary attitude lately assumed The business men of the country inter. pret bis purpese to be to put the Nation's public atfairs as far as possible heart at the North; of men bent on re-estab- lishing the principles of the rebellion in the control of American governmental affairs ‘They know this purpo-e of Mr. Jotnson mus weaken confidence m our goveramental ce- curities at home and abroad, and greatly tear the development of other extravagant and damaging vagaries on his part ere Congress meets. His each succeeding act, designed to nullify the reconstruction laws, whether & removal, proclamation, or threatened pur- pose, has been promptly followed by a rise in gold. This will continue not only until Octo- ber, a8 the /nfrlligencer says. but until Novem. ber ist, unless the result of the approaching lections shall endow nim with something akin to discretion. He proposes to change nis Cab- inet after the Pennsylvania election, if the Democrats carry that State. The fear that he wil place wholly untried and irresponsible men in their positions will continue the Tise in gold, doubtless. However objection- able, politically, the present Cabinet may be. as administrators of their respective trust, they bave the country’s confidence. The fear that they may be succeeded by a cabinet nomiaa- ted to Mr. Johneon by the agents ot the whis- key frauds men, the speculators against the integrity of the administration of the Treas- ory affairs, and the direct and palpable rebel - leader interest, all of whom are powerfully represented in Mr. Johnson's kitchen cabinet, Will be Likely to keep gold going up unti) Congress may be able to vindicate the public interest as assailed by “my policy” as now being carried ont. THE IMPEACHMENT CONSPIRACY. We have heretofore referred to the mis- ebievous publication of what purports to be Washington news, but is very ofton pure fab- rieation OF gross exaggeration of facts by gewspaper men, ambitious to furnish their respective journals, not with the latest known. tacte, but with anything in the shape of spec- ulation or surmise which will create a sen: Son. Thus great injustice is sometimes un- tbinkingly done to public men by journalists. who would scorn the imputation cf intention- ally committing a dishonorable action. The Statement of a Washington correspondent that « forthcoming affidavit would show that General Butler was engaged in a plot to obtain impeachment testimony against the President, and had paid Mrs. Dunham 850 for shat purpose, and reproached her for not hay- aug performed the service for which she was engaged. isa case in point. Phe journal which pubhsbed that story, contained in its column ot Wasbingion news yesterday a dispatch, copied in our paper to-day, giving anexplana- ton trom Gen. Butler. which it will beseen effectually disposes of the allegatious made in reierenee to his connection with the so-called Conover conspiracy WON'T ASSIST. The President seems to have a hard time of tt In bis endeavors te getsome respectable col- ored man to aid bim in the work of getting rid #t General Howard by taking his place. The New York Jndependent says that Frederick Dougiass received an invitation from the Pres- ident to take the place of Gen. Howard as long ago as July last. Mr. Douglass de- clined in very positive terms: being neither willing to facilitate the removal of a man so just @ud good as General Howard, nor wil!- ing to put himself under any obligations to keep the peace with the President. This was before the first offer of the place to Joha M Langston. en SJ Col. Jonn W. Forney’s letters from En. rope, which attracted no little attention as they appeared in the newspapers here on accouny of their graphic descriptions of men and things 1m that part of the world, and the interesting comments of the writer, are to be published in book form by T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Phil- Adelphia. eee ree shoe AUSENCE OF SECRETARY BROWNING.—Hon, ©. H. Browning, Secretary of the Interior, left the city this morning for a visit to Greenbrier White Sulphar Springs, and will be absent vutil the first of October. Daring his absence Judge Otto, Assistant Secretary, will dis- charge the duties of Secretary. S2The Border State Vonvention which as. sembles in Baltimore this morning is for the purpose of taking into consideration what measures are necessary to secure universal suffrage and bring those States into line with advanced public opinion Serica Sane Be) ‘THE WHITE House —A very large number of visitors were at the Executive Mansion to- day, among whom were a number of Iadies. ‘The President granted an interview to nearly all present. PostmMaster General Randall had Au audience with the President this afternoon. a2 The health of the Hon. Thaddeus Ste. Nena, says the Philadelphia Press, is visibly ‘mproving, and in November he will be ready cn the floor of Congress to arraign im the name of the people the false and desperate Execa. ve. Gew. Fitz Joux Poxtzn.—Gen. Fitz Jonn Porter had an iateryiew with General Grant (his morning. He was also at the White House and had an interview with the President pecan deteroee? hser S7-General Sickles has declined to address the Republicans of New York in vindication of bis policyas Commander of the Carolinas, on the grounds of military etiquette. gmaetreinrwet bai. 2. U7 The baile of Norin Point was fought 53 years age to-day. The anniversary 1s being celebrated in Baltimore by various associa- tions of the citizens. FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leav- | Another substantial | by the President, | into | the bands of ret Js at the Souih, and revels at | THE CASE OF GEN'’L FITZ JOHN PORTER, HE APPLIES TO HAVE RISOARE REOFRY<D. ™ | | The petition of General king that his case be Tro) wi utz\ John Porter as teceived by the President yesterday, Amd the conten s | thereof made known to General Grant. Gen- 1 Porter in his petition states the bas faithfully served bis codntry for seventeen years, and avers that bis loyalty and patriofisn | were never questioned efore he was arraigned He alleges that the trial took pla e | and tried | during a period of w al excitement waen the public mind was greatly inflamed by events of the War, and be believes that injas- board of frontier of before him Harding, Pennsylvania. | tice was done him, and he respectfully asks that his case be reopened aud submitted toa ompetenit and disinterested army officers, and states tha: he is prepared to far- nisb testimony discovered since thetrial, which he believes will materially change the verdict agreed upon bythe former Court. His petition is accompanied by recommenda- tions from Senators Sherman, Wilson, Harris, and ex-Senator'L. F. S. Foster; Representa- tive Banks; Horace Greeley, and ex-Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania, who refers to the ‘aluable services rendered by General Porter in the early part of the war in detense of the it will be remembered tnat Generali Porter was tried before a court-martial in 1463, and sentenced to be cashiered and forever dis- quaiified from bolding any office of trust or profit under the Government. The President has the matter under advise. ment, and it is cald that Gen. Grant promisea Gen. P. that he would give the matter fulland caresul consideration when officially brought AN IMPORTANT PATENT CASE. The application of Messrs. Syila and Adams foran extension of the patent held by them for combined reaping, binding, and harvesting machine,was argued before the Commiss:oner of patents to-day. Messrs. Syllaand Adams, the patentees had their first patent issued on the 30th of September, 1953, which expires on the 30th instant, and they bave applied for an extension for seven years. Their application 1s opposed by the holders of patents of other reaping and harvesting mschiaes,and the case wes argued before Commissioner The: with the Board of Examiners in chief sitting as advisory to the Commiseioner. iner by whom the case was examined has made # report favoring the extension, hence the ap. peal to the Commissioner. er The exa Messre. Geo, - Combs, and A. M. Smith appear for the extension, and Judge Bond.of Chicago, Henry Baldwin and Baldwia & Son against | the same. THAT PROCLAMATION, The instructions of Postmaster Genera | Randall to the various employees of the Pos. Office Department, calling their attention to the recent proclamation of the President, in ac- cordance with the order of the President di- recting heads of Departments to furnish em- ployees with a copy of the proclamation, will be issued in the course of a day or two. The instructions of General Randall. with a copy of the proclamation attached. are now being counts. public atte: rection of 5 and not by Marquette, United Sta of & tic pbia Navy bronght to pairs. John of the Nat the Oit; book of the ing been President. —This Paid 37,000. county iast Court for quitted the sachuretts, as she wa: Augast Jast, at the Nebraska. 18,478 acre: acres. The greater portion of the taken or actual settiement and cultivation un- der the homestead law, and the remainder sold for cash and located with Agricultural College scrip and military warrants pelessaedaocis i Abnhe ter sal DzracneD.—The officers and crew of the the flag ship ar Admiral Gordon of the South Atlan. ‘quadron, which arrived at the Philadel. been detached and officers have been is said that EDERICK ‘Cov: lot of ground, TRIAL oF CHARLES Charles Bowyer. tor Taylor, which took place—tr evening. The ji 87 Mrs. James H: putin type. Over thirty thousand copies are required in order to supply all employees of the Department. The instructions of Secretary Browaing Will also be issued shortly, NAV L ORDERS. itis said to be ation to it, 2 the Secretary of War: telegraph Michiga: tes steamer Brooklyn, Rear Admiral S. W. Godon, lately in com- mand of the South Atlantic Squadron, has been detached and placed on waiting orders. Captam J. H. Patterson, detached from the | command of the Hartford, and placed on wait- ing orders. Surgeon J, H. Clark, detached from the Mo- hongo. and placed on ‘waiting orders, Paymaster George Plunkett, detached from the Brookiyn, and ordered to setile his ac- Lieutenant Commanders Frederick V. Mc- Nair, Henry C Tallman, aud J. D. Marvin, and Lieutenant Charles V. Gridley, Surgeon Albert C. Gorgas,and Chief Engineer 6. S. De Luce, have tren detached from the Brooklyn, and placed on waiting ord CAaREOLIC ACID.—A paragraph stating that carbolic acid will rid an apartment of mos- quitos has gone the rounds of the papers, and in many cases the name of the article ts erro, neously printed -carbonic acid.” As many persons have since the appearance of the item | asked the question, “ What 1s carbolic acid 2” withoutalways receiving satisfactory answers, interest our readers to learn something of an article of commerce of which but little is known by the general public. Carbolic acid (known also under the names of phenylic neid, phenie acid, phenel and hydrated oxide of phenile) is often sold for creosote, which article it closely resembles. It is manufac- tured from coal tar, while creosote is made from wood tar. It was discovered by Runge, in 1834, while distilling coal tar, and its odor is a Jittle different from that of creosote, while 1t is somewhat heavier. tion. prevents putrefaction, and is used med- | icimally, both internally and externally, for many complaints. sect life; hence the item which ba3 directed 1t arrests fermenta- fatal to ine THE RITCHING's UPERA TROUPE.—As there is @ general desire to know something of the new prima donna of the English Opera Troupe, it may be of interest to state that Miss Marie Abbott isa New York lady, long and fayor- ably known in musical circles there, and es- teemed as one of the best soprano singers in that city, especially in sacred music. Thisis ber first trial of the lyric stage. Her first ap- pearance will be on the 17th. ee INTERNAL ReveNve—The receipts trom this source to-day were $330,: 1, ee PERSONAL.—Hon. William A. Darling, of New York, is in town. CIRCULAR TO DIsnuRsiNGe OFFICERS.—The following circular has been issued from the Adjutant General's office this morning, by di- 1. Urders will be sent to recruiting and oth- | er disbursing officers required to ‘make re- IL The use of the telegraph will be reduc- ed. and letters sent by mail, instead of de- spatches by telegraph, as much as possible. gelesen so, DisPpokaL oy PUBLIC Lanp. ceived by the Commissioner of the General Land Office shows that 46,501 acres of the pub- lic land were disposed of during the month of following iocal offices: 19,626 acres; Omaha, Ionia, Michigan ‘Returns re. nd was Yard afew days since, have all transferred, most of the Placed on waiting orders. It the Breoktyn will shortly be the Washington Navy Yard tor Te. H. Rogers, the bank, was unconditionally pr — vi died instantly on Fri going with her husband in the United Sta: iprisoned five years und Ing & false entry in the yesterday released, hay. Pardoned by the eda NTY AGRICULTURAL a Society purchased Insc week the containing fourteen longing to General Edwata Sariveg g's tormer pa: tional Mechanics Bahk’ of Berar more, who on the 10th of May tenced by Judge Giles, District Court, to be im Jail for maki of Balu t was sen. » Bnd seven acres of Mr. Falconer, tyin; ern suburhe of Frederick, ad, lee wee ; Bowram—The. the murder of Greer May, was concluded in Roauoke county om tast Satui ary, aiter;e short absence, ac- ‘isoner. ‘irginian. ery vse, of Fall River, Mas- evening, we maka wb beads artme! ry yard will to euffering already existing in and many of the yard; yet - en oe hah Clereg ei) with no Yesponsible person to oversee: ie othe ployees, it would be-decidedly a loss 1 Government to go on with work, On receipt of font telegram I suspended ate, and work on Basin ber of ship carpenters em, discharg: anum- yea on it. The mechanics are generally:improvident and but I-w have saved mouey to meet an emergency. ‘To meet the distress and etffering at Pensa: cola, the Mayor o; that city peals to the neighboring cities for afd in physicians, nurses and money. to which they have nobly re. io) sponded, bile sending $1,000. A hospital bas been established with the funds received. Lenclose slips from showing the appeal re Native to it. gust there ‘has been 223 cases an Since then there ‘a hospital for the treatment of the sick. Mobile papers of Sept. Ist, | terrede to and the action ‘om the Sth to the 23th of Au- is no record. 23 deatns, becription to ‘and obtain Medicine and food for the destitute. I havé given the use of a building in possession ot the Government (formerly Udd Fellows’ Hall) for ney bope to obfain additional sid from the same source as the citizens of Pensacola. They can obtain no sid’ ftom the Freed men’s although many of the poor whites and freed- men are resiaing on the Reserve No aid from toat Bureau bas been afforded them either for food or schools since the early part of 1865 There bas been 21 di ths outside, and 15 in the yard. making a total of 36. There are many cases now existing, And new cases ap) No physicians are outside, but I hope tl mittee will obtai in them soon. coe Very respectfully, your obedient servant, Jaze F. Armstgong, Commandant. ‘WORKINGMEN’S UANDIDATE.—The working- men of Cincinnati have nominated Gen. S. F. ce orator, for Congress. He Cary, the tempe fe tor theetght ing the law estal iT tem, in favor of repeal- g National Banks, and making legal tenders the circulation medium. T7-Rev. W. has been appointed to rine of Easton, Md. Igdensbarg Circuit, in Prince George county, Md., under the au- spices of the Methodt South. cht Episcopal Churen Mr. Harper goes as preacher in THE WASHINGTON CO-OPERATIVE \em BUILDING ASSOCIATIO ea meet organize the above-n AY E —There will named agsociay tion on T NG.I7thiust..at TEM- PERAN( ALL, on E street, between 9th and and 10th. Its object is to enalile men of lesser means to obtain money for hiding and other pur- Jose atlower rates than from any other eouree. twill be to the advantave of those who wish to to be To'cloc present at the meeting. “Mee ing called sel2-6t MONEY! AL ATIONIN The: corner 11th st clock p.m. for on the plan work! the wenty-f A By order of the OPERATIVE MONEY"! OUTH WASHIN: will be a meeting held in Potom: ect and Mar, Washington, on YRIDAY, the Iath instaut,at?', nf formin’ ASSOCT. cessfully in England for the purpose BUTEDT vey rs. of the friends of buildi Coumities, land avenni by paying & nse by paying 00, House by paying § MON D 00-0 VERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCT- GTO! $1.09 310 (Uitep. Chron. & Tat. copy.) ) weekly Yin Hall, South ‘zran ATION, weekly weekly, PUB ved. That ool busin: nstees : es for the CHOOL the follow! 3 At the of the Board of Trustees of Pi owing resolution was transaction of 3 s by the respective Sub: aat meeting ublic Schools For the Sub-Board, First District, (First and Second Wards'—School-room, coruer 1th and @ strects, the Fourth Y 7th strevts nt Sixth School-roon south Ward)—Male Thompson, teach The Trustees w named places ef the we during th entitled m £ to $43 o'clock from Monday to F month of September to tickets of admission School i Lal Buildi corner 3d street east aud A street For the §ub-Board th day. inc avd all person fo the Public ub-Board. Second District. (Third and ds}—School-room on H, betw oth Board, Third District. (Fifth and Wards)—Wallach ng, and Fourth District, (Seventh ol-room, John KE. e above- rhing Schools can procure them at the places and times designate By order of the Board, au3i-Im BOISEAU, Sec. PIANOS! osit Cane Dispatcu, * STEINWA: have been awa piano-fortes, with SUPREME In additi rded by the position Tire Finer Goup MEDAL oF Par y & ‘Snpremo J) N UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH. Exposition, Jul: is. of New Y, y,1, 1307. ork. of the Ex- ERIT for the ishest dexrce of perfection in «rand. square and up right Pianos and the most valuable inventions, received the following cable dispatch : * PARIS. ‘The great Societe des Beaux Art: struments exhi awarded to au 24-1 .L. ALCAN, and Medicated V General Hospital street and Penn. way & struction in W. Agents for rece! ape ly in-charge ‘@ avent oof Batus.atthe various fice southwest corner of 11th cures Rheumatism, ted at the Paris Expositi Suns, of New Yerk, thir Grand Testimonial Medal. for greates and novelty of cone Pianos wing the kreatest Progress im the construction af the strongest indorsement af the in: Hy superiority G. METZEROTT & 0O., . ¢ ‘ashington, D. 1 Feige intl ee VAPOR BATHS r. Eruptions of the Skin, Colds, Gout, Debility, Affec: tion of Paralysis, Absorption of male Complaints. re jercury and Fe- my 2-6m STABLISHED 18532. McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 571 PENN. AVENUE. CORNER IsT STREET, Dealers in Capito, HILL, PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, Bi) CY GOODS PEBFUM. The N. oc 12-tf ERY. FAN 1c INSTRUMENTS, &c., kc. Physicians Prescriptions accurately compotinded, ight Bell promptly answered. M se 12 EDICAL BOOKS—A large sto Medical Books on hand, and FRANC of standard sale by. TAYLOR. OLSTEIN, ai Mu: Fe 12-3" = subseriber i h of CAB eal urnishin, ol y will be fully compet sic Store of W.6.M FURNITURE, FURNITURE. FURNITU 5 OW NET REL nid BISpATea te giter to those URNITURE one of the und best assorted stocks ever offered in ing every style est parlor snite down to the cheapest quality, «cull from those who are nine our vast collection, as jated for the time spentin examining our stock. Prices at least 25 per cent. cheaper than former en, JONN Q. WILLSON, 8. E. corner 9th and D sts, On the Dansville, sion of a’ patent for seven tent. whic! ber, 1867. It is ordered Patent Office on Mi ber next, at 12 o'clock M notified to appear and show canse. why said petition ough ersons opposing the extension are file iu the Patent Office their objection set forth in writing. at least trenty dayn’ bel y of hearing; al obe used at the said hearin, transmitted in accordance with office, which will be furnished on a) Depositions and other papers relie; mony must be filed in the o} the day of hearin; ten days after filin he tent: '. Ordered, also, that this notice be the Intelligencer, blican an Decand tn the Dem week for three successive weeks; the tittgn of ELV: ew York. prayin granted to iti December, 1855, for an Improveme fara from. the takesplace on ASHINGTON. ONDAY and testimony the ai nts, ublications to be at least sixty she day of hearing. 7 oF hearing. the ri tletey A ARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFI 'B, pRismbe be . N JINCKS, ‘of for the exten- the 13th day of nt in Turnkeys, expiration of said pa. the 13th day of Decem- that the said petition be heard at the » the 2th day of Novem- persons are ‘upon das it not to be granted) naves equired to #, speclally fore the filed by either, part must be taken an es of the pplication. as testh bef Washi in the ingtor erat, Rochester. N, Ys once ‘day vio 10. HUA Commissioner of Patent ILLCOX &.G BE “ Its seamis strony or wear than the ti rand Trial . atthe Gi Send for the taining Look ki goudls, 234 Pa. avenue(upstaiis), gies a 8e9-1mn' v1 ta ¢8, On UI Washington. EW Hi . wae N thee reser rn Cdr gomb, from White Ridge honey, ve WING MACHINE, er and less Liab soos and tom laa tr ‘same at ir NEY, LAGE, ‘ini tat Perey Bh at fiandeam es of Work con- piece of (ae Ba oor ail patronage of the corps diplomatique, eat i fies Thre tety. le Led ‘the hone, to anno: Tashions rted the latest hair-dressing, iy Pomades, and everything that bel i; ble prices” the dressibg of bale ot very reseone- v| ‘The Citizenson Naval Reserve, under a com-’ mittee; are raising money employ physicians and nu: public and in the parquette by the delegates. ‘The States of Tennessee, Delaware, Maryland, Missouri and Kentucky, and the District ot Columbia were very fully _ represented. Among-those présént ate Hon. RiT: Van Horn: of Mo., Hon. RR. Butler, of Tennessee, and other prominent geutiemen: The Convention was called to take into, ,cepatderation what measures are necessary to seoure universa) suffrage and pring the Border States into line with advaned public opinicn. A tem: ‘Organization was effected by the selettion ‘of Hon. Lewis Thompson, of Deleware, chairman, and Mr. Jas. W. Ulay, (ton, of Maryland, secretary. A committee was appointed to select perma- nent officers, who reported Hon. Horace May- nard for president, with two vice presidents \from each border State and the District~A. P» Olark and Joun Thomas Johnson representing the District of Columbit ‘There are a thousand delegates present, (one- third being colored,) who oceupred the par- jquette and drésscirele of the theatre, the gal- leries being filled with spectators, white and colored. Letters were read from Senators Sumner and Wilton, of Massachusetts; Gen. Schenck, of ‘Ohio; and Senator Yates, of Lilinois; Speaker Celfax and Hon, Mr..Bromweill, of Illinois, taking strong ground in fsyor of manhood suf. trage. i Mr. Maynard addressed the Convention amid great applause; and after the appoint. mentof a Commitiee on Resolutions, General Cooper, of Ternessee, followed on the issues of the hour, and Dr. H. J. Brown, a young colored man of this city, the latter giving an account of the bad workings of the Executive policy reconstruction. ‘The resolmtions reported and adopted de- mand that muahood suffrage be estab- lished in all the States; express confl- dence in Stanton. Grant, Sheridan, and Sickles; and demand a restoration of the former to his position of Secretary of War by the Senate; that the House of Representatives ought, atthe next session, to draw articles of impeachment agairst the President. Vhe Convention closes to-night with a grand mass meeting. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY." [By Cable to the Associated Press.] FALMOUTH, Sept 12, Noon —The steamer Fulton, from New York on the 3ist uit., ar- rived here to-day, ¢a roule for Havre. Lonpox, Sept. 12, Noon.—Consols, 91 9-16; U.S 5-20's, 724; Eries, 44; Lilmois Uentral, fiivenroor, Sept. P. Noon.—Cotton dulland unchanged. Bales of 10,00) bales, Breadstutfs steady. Lon pow, Sept. 12, 2 p.m — and quotably unaltered. LIVERPOOL, Sept. 12,2. p. m.—Cotton firmer and more active. Sales to-day exceed 5,00) bales Lard declined to 50s.6d. Beef declined to 1508. Pork declixed to ve. The Maine Election. PoRTLAND, Mk, Sept. 12.—Thereturns from one hundred and seventy towns—sbout three- fifths of the Stat: —foot, Chamberlain, 33,522; Pillsbury, 24,998. The same towns last year gave Chamberlain 43,021, aud Pillsbury 24,333, showing a loss from the Republican majority of last year of 10,634. The remaining towns will probably reduce last year’s majority to about 17,000, leaving & majority of trom ten to twelve thousand. More Indian Outrage RAVEN WORTH. KANSAS, Sept. 11.—The In- ns obstructed the railroad near Fort Har- ker to-day, and while ihe obstructions were being remowd, they reve from aa ambush and fired into the tra‘n, but no one was in- ured J°Phree men and a woman were murdered by the Cheyennes a tew days since, and a boy was kilied on Saturday at Cew Oreek by the Indians Fatal Revenge. PIILADELPHTA, Sept. 12.—The Coroner's in- quest in the ceseof Anme KE. Richards, aged four years, who died suddenly about a monh since, has retnrned @ verdic that she cime to her death from strychnine, nistered ina peach hy Rachel aud Mary Jones, two elderly maider § living in the neighborhood, in revenge for the child calling them old maids. ‘The accused were committed to prison for trial. A Husband Shoots his Wife's Lover. PROVIDENCE, R. 1.. Sept. 12.—This morning, about seven o'clock, Joseph A. W. Caram, quite @ young man, and recently a cot:on broker in Botton, shot dead Benjamin W. Al- dricb, 8 sporting man, at a house near this cic where Caram had been living with the wii ot Aldrick Caram went to prison and gave bimeelf up. Movements of Gens. Hancock and Sher- jan. St. Lovrs, Sept. 12—A dispatch from Leav- enworth sys General Hancock will start for Washington to-day, havin been orderrd to do so by Gen. Grant. Gen. Sheridan will also go to Wethington in a day or two. He assumes command of the department to-day. New York Markets. September 12 —Flour quiet and 312 barrels. Wheat dull and in buyers favor; receipts, 43,732 bushels. Corn one cent better; receipts 55,560 bushels. Rye quiet. Oats 182 cents lower. Pork lower; sales of 1000 barrels. Mess #24 448821.50. Lard steady at 13¥a14%. Whisky quiet. Bar- ley nominal. Peas nominal. Uotton dull at 25% ernts for middling uplands. ‘Freigbts quiet. Spirite turpentine firm at 603; cents, Rosin rules in buyers favor at #4.25a$1.37 for strained EES GAs FIXTURES. Call and: examine our large and beantful assort- ment o Cc N. LIERS, HANDERUNDANTS, BRACKETS, and PILLAR LIGHTS, Just re ed from the establishment of CORNELIUS & BAKER, PHILADELPHIA, which we sell ist seen aac et ates prices. No charge ries. eR ANGY FRENCH SHADES. We ure agents for SIBLE FILTER, which cleanses itself without being taken apart and Tenders Potomac water as crystal. Tt should be in every house, Cian 8 GUEX, R.SHEPHERD & BROS. 269 Penn’a avenne, gouth side, an Y4-eolm near corner ot lith street. RAPES! t GRAPES!!! OK HAMBURG. G BACH TACK PRINCE, RESH EVERY DAY. * NW. BOROHELL, Corner Mth and F streets, under Ebbitt House, an 2 JosEry L. PEARSON, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, HAS REMOVED TO CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS, 86-Imif (Second Story, Masonic Hall,) EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, D WN ITD, TALES PATENT OFFICE, 'ASHINGTON, August 27,1867, On the petition of ERASTUS T. Indianapolis, Ind., ISSELL, of raying for the extnsion of's patent “aranted” to" im the 20th day of November, 389, for-an improvement in Combined India Rub! ber and Steet Springs, for seven years from the ex 9, which lakes place on fhe dered that the sald petition be héatd at the Patent Office, on MONDAY. the Iith day of October next, at 12o'clock m.; and all persons are notified foappear and show causa, 3f Any they have,,why said petition ought not to be granted. the extension are reqiiired to ico their objections, specially pet thin priting, eter ay dave te com the lay of hei ‘all testimony: fle to be used at thie wald hearin Bust be tale Fal ics Persons ©) Wy fle inthe Patent O transmitted In accordance, wi of the of fice which wl he furninied on application. Biraiiroat iva eet ony eo fhoday of hearinas theiargamonta, it ‘any, within ten daya.after filing the test qi , ‘ lished in the ae Saar oui a a sfeacconaive wreckes the'ficst of said Ried ina bs at leet trates Peyousee te Sade nS. *' Comintantoner of Pater a aca a 2 * ‘yon Hattine 3+ 1. Homsehold it 1. Deerbrook, h Rulele india’ HAYES’ PATENT REVER- | the West. While m: as one and ahsif Bt. m, foreigners will prefer em: ¢ their inves here, even at our Com- tively Yow rates of interest, to calling them home; ant.this caase, it is thought, will Dave a very decided influence upon our own market. Money has been easily obtainable all through the week at 4 to 5 per cent. while the darge déalers in Government securities have found no difficulty in borrowing at lower Tates. Discount#ate teadity obtained at bank, | and good busines;.paper is negotia'ed in the |streets @t six to sevem per cent. The note- brokers are having 4 ratheradry time of 1t— 89 much of tbe business that is done on time when money is stringent now being done on 8 chsh basis. Privates lenders are numerous, and the privaie bankers who have large | amounts deposited with them foremployment find some difficulty in loaning their surpluses even at the very low rate of three per cent. ibe: $2407 6 Gove: it Securities, Wasurrotom, Sept..12 1967.—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gev- ernment securi:ies : 0.8, @s:Ooapon, U.S. Five Twantes, 1862... U.S Five Twenties, toes 5 ive nl U.S, Five Twenties, Jan&J'y, 66.108 Hing. Ley 15% ny rr U.S. Ten + 9936 100 . en 8. Seven Tl July W755 BAW YORE FIRST BOLRD BALES. «112 10.40" 109% 730s, June 5.20's, 1865....20..111% » «30's, July 5.20's, In.&Jv,'65.108% Gold. eee sine Riis [By Bankers’ ‘and Brokers’ Telegraph.] Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stockeand bonds in home and foreign markets as follows Nuw York, Sept. 12,—First Board—U. 8. 6's, 1881, coupon, 112: 5.20°s, 1962, coupon, 114%; 1864, coupon, 100%: 1865, coupon, 113%; 1965,’ cou- pon, new, 16¥; 1867, coupon, 1084; 10.40’s, coupon, 99%; 7.30’s, first, 107%; 7.30's, sec- ond, 1074; 7.30's, third, 107%; Uanton Oo,, 48x; Oumberland, 33%; Quicksilver, 23; Mariposa, 10x; do. preferred, 20; New York Central, 1¢8%; Pacific Mail, 142y; Atlantic 1; Heading ios biteoigen Central, iz! 133; Re 108% . ; Midhigan Sonenern, $3%; Minow Central, 121%: Oleve.and Pittsburg, 894; Northwestern, 46%! do. preferred, 71}; Rock Island.101 5; Fort Wayne. 106%: Obid and Mississippi. 29; W. U. Telegraph, 415; Boston Water Power, 19%. Gold, 146. RAWING_AND PAINTING SCHOOL, FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMED MR. L. WIESER will open. his winter course in teaching DRAWING aud PAINTING, by the 20th ofthis month. wherefor he has made grhat prow tims. Al those intending te visit the school will please ¢: ZELOTT HALL. up stairs. sof his scholars ca he si from 9a, Where, also. pr: Open every day toG p.m, WELSH PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR. Constantly re ceiving from fhe mill thi 4 cool 6 FLOUR, and selling it at the lowest prive. in any quantity. N. W. BURCHELL, se7 cor. Mth and F sts., ander Ebbitt Hor RE CIDER VINEGAR! me Pe PURE CIDER VINEGAR! Pure Cider Vinegar, suitable for pick! stantly ou hand and for sale at low: ILEY A. Sif ottling D ue ard Olive streets, Georgetown D.C. 5 “PURE LIBERTY 55 WHITE LEAD, . = more free from tmpuritics:) ig whiter; covers ve other 1; wears bot ats for the sale of the tnrers prices. freight 7 BELER © BROWNING. We have a fullassortment of LUILDERS HARD- WARE at lowest prices. ane WHEELER & BROWNING, 55 Louisiana aven se 5-1m™ Opposite Seaton Hou OORS, SASH, AND BLINDS. ‘The undersigned would most respectfully Invite all builders aud others to call aud examine hie stock of goods, consisting of DOORS. SASH, BLINDS,” WINDOW "A DOOR FRAMES, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, NEWEL POSTS, &c., at his store, No.424 Mass. avenue, between 6th and 7th, opposite Northern Liberties Market. where he intends to keep constantly on hand all the various sizoe and qualities. at the lowest cash ces. iso, odd sized work made to order. Pye aa GEORGE M. BARKER. ft corner Gree rn 1m ‘Hotel, Geargetows 7 BOOMS, or. able for housekeeping. Bent $25, in advance. _ oils el tine el Ht OR RENT —Tao Really farsishel OMS BS: doin dake nee anaekenping, Jemen’s lodgings. 349 13th street, coraey achnsetts avenue. shi OR RENT—A threp-siory DRIGK HOUS T2'rooms, fine loca: antl nol a in good repair; at $0) per month, THOMAS TED TO Rt soi ED TO RENT—Two com: APOOMES, cultshte for honsekeaping at 497th street north, bet, 8 and T. — WAGGABAN 12* "Penn. avenn WOR BENT—T wo F100) House, 209 9th street, on streat, coutaining seven room story Brick orth of O ter, a ating Juquire setz.3!* KR; ANTED TO RENT—Three ROOMS, suitable | bath room. Ingnive on the pret roof 8. Re Wiiricusckeeping. between Bean's avenue D, 45036 {tinstreot. neld-dt ‘and Ist. and 14th and Sdsts, Addreas a tiote to EK, 5 ‘A. plensa «Star Offices» rp gyse 12 iw ME Wouskse SES AN y to vance large ys ‘AS Nty'e af CLAGE oF on 26th street, between 12-3" wast D TOE IMMEDIATELY —Pors small famtl Sroome, The centwill be paid moutily in For particniars manire at the Star offic ANTED—A BRICK HOUSE, with Tourn See ben an Capitol Halk Adds street and Penn. s Penn. aveyue and A FARM, conta which ix under caltivation s Star i Bo. Senn st yu the Marlporo” road bere ccna = oO | Nag dard vite: Te Prince Gath loans oF ANTED: THAND tonpholster : ire of Mrs. TRIMBLE. on thy WwW Inquire of dB. W ont ir F 148 Bridge ‘s0 11. be eect va dath street, above WWANTED-A ccod HOUSE, containing twelve Fire Columbia ¢ containing $ rooms and to fifteen rooms.within three or four squares | Kitchen, with «tellin tone nalf acre of ground of G and 12th streets. Address O. H, H., Star Of | attached. The hon z painted and put fice. 113t* in orien oa panety whe t ate rent win he ; Tn low. Ip point of localicy and health it is second to ees ok reo ee yattavtetor | none inthe Dinttice,. Por further tnformation in re of T. J. QUINTER, on the pines Itt housekeeping, Address A.B. W., Room 4. Win er’s Buildin, se 1)-3t™ ALDAL SHIP YARD AND MARINE oe BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE RAILWAY. IN TRE CITY OF ALEXAN WANs Rees adat NURSE. The beat | DRIAL FOR SALE. Tam authorized to sell the freiere AN. #8 ‘Please address Hox No. 21, | Yalusble property knowo as‘ Hunter's + yard of rererenons piven: Fé Ware) | comprising half sanare of ground, improved by a ‘Stax Ome: L2t" | Wharf and a Marine Railway, built in the most AV ANTED—A G00D COOK, on substantial manner. Tuis property is very desica stands the manazement ble, and will be sold n the most reasonable fa Cow. up ) recor ‘| dl. Good | wages terns. Avply, to H. 0. CLAUGHTON, Attorney eaten e ERWETL-SCTS! MAES orae: | Sims SBM Aesth ACRE town, D.C. sel be 32-2awiw. MALI STORE AND DWELLING to th- ire on the premises, 404 7th street west, be- en Gand He se 1Lat* FoR BENT Sao MOREY FURNISHED ROOMS, at 37% EB atre ‘hand ith streets Fo PRC wood honse; ater anid gas in the house. M. GREENE, corner 13th and L sts . OR REN’ D—As Groom anil Valet i. age BW. Just arriv Good ret i Ad MAN, at Sir Frederick ‘a, British sell Bt" FIRST CLASS CARPENTER WANTS A vork at moderate wages. Would go st. Can draw and estimate. Rete Address SIMPSON, City Post OM es given, se 1-3t* ROOMS suit- vision Store. by the Washington Co-operative Association. Those having such to rent. will please iutorm me, at No 6 43, street, af i ation, size, and pri By order Of the Adsvciation peor ae RREN LINCOLN, selL-2t" Chairman Board of Di WANTED good COOK on 19th and G streets None need apply withont good sity references. se 10-4 W buy wf Tan SE for Washington, D. ¢ A.B., Star Office. V ge 10-3t* WASTER ia a RHMMe aged Amorizan wou a SITUATION as housekeeper or a co toan invalid, or ina stare.” Gan give the Star nor, at WM Store. Alsc ROOMS smaller cv three ster ely farnished, in-indin ix. Rent Forest TZ rooms. Compl ang and every thin Fer Rent—A sn 5, completely glans. crockery nio vest references Address Box No. 17 office. so 10-30 | north Acbetween & Yi) ANTED.—A WOMAN to cook. washandiron. | Hill; $17 per mont} conntry. “4 to goa short distance in th le aged colo! SOR RENT—An esta mid th 13) B.F. GUY. at Sibley & Gny's 323 for ac bia avenue, bet. 10th and 11th sts, betw: and Pa, ave and4 P.M Frou nes WHIT attug KR of gardenin, dressmaker 01 Tngu milliner nir Store, 279 Pa. ave. Ewe BRICK HOUSES he water in they corner of 24th and G ets . near the yatery. Apply to JAMES MeLAUGHLIN. Xc.. to whom and fawily. «house and s wouli bean ol Can apply to Mr. MAISA corner Mass. avenue aud South A street, st Philadelphia Row WANE DRUG CLERK LOR'S Drug Store, northwes! Matreets TED Ur po customers. S Human Ht App next seld 3t* ad iLY WILL ant to buy c nb various parts of the city. for our Parties having such call and seo us. D.L. WELLS & 0O.. corner La. avenue and 6th street. NTED TO LEASE FOR SEVERAL years a HOUSE containing 8 or more ro ry HOUSE ani A fe 6-Im W (Plant’s Building,) New York avenue and lith'st._ To CXECRNISHED ROOMS. ¢ se 10 tf situated north of Pennsylvania avenue, and west are family per month of 7th street. STARR & METCALF t_ Ad Yar, P iat uilding, r : we )ORRENT— livery desirable Furnished cor. New York Ave. and sth St. | FQUB AS itinek in the Racha ioe Sarah HREE GOOD STORE COUNT- and 1th the’ Treas- aluut Tops preferred. Apply at 515 y ‘ Willard’s Hotel. se 6-003t* - a FLOSS EF OR SALE. with Lor and FURNT ANTED—A FARM, of from 25 to1acres.in | FE vere. No 11 “east nth’ street. York Maryland or District of Columbia od | city, with hot and cold water, gas, bath room. aud cultivation, with good improvement irable | everything convenient and in good repair. amd it d healthy Iccation, within six miles of this city, | « good lorwlity. Address Madam A. WILTON. N. accessible by either rail or good publicrond- Ad: | 11 east 11th #t.. New York 807-2 OTE ORES a rane Iesctiption. price, and terms, | W\OR SALE—A good two-story. six-toum BRICK ble and paved all j grapes and other fruit. Itis ANTED TO Bi 8. adesirable residence. situated on sth street we ‘and Gentlemen's second-hand between N and ( streets north, 219. Good derclothing, Beddin: water close by. Ten minutes walk to Pateut Of- at 2546 7tk street, fice. Cars pass within uare. For terms ap. N.B.—No matter how much they may have been | ply on the ses. Will be sold at aba: f worn, an l0-Im* applied for so se 7-6 MARBLE MANTELS! ° MARBLE MANTELS! A large assortment of MARBLE MANTELS of the latest style, and finished in the best manner, for sale at the lowest prices. J. VEIHMEYER, au23-Im" Marble Works, cor. lath and C sts. RENCH BOOKS.—Alphonse Karr: Les Fem- 45 cents nP | Conscience: Le Demonde argent, 45 cents. Con: science: Le Flau de Village; 45 cents. Achard: Parisiennes et Provinctales; 45 cents. Achard: Les Dernieres Marquises; 45 cents. Gozlan: Le Notaire ge ip hpotilly cd ceo: La Comtesse Dash: Les jei7 emesMcents. FRANCK TAYLOR. Go JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVER WARE.—I have on hand and am constantly re- | ceiving all of the lat styles Jewelry, &., | which £ will sell as cheap as genuine articles can be | purchased for at any responsible establishment in | his or any other city. An examination and com- Rueated, ot 380 Fouthytvanke Sconger eee |, “Sse i, 'H. 0. HOOD, Freese HAMBURG GRAPES, 2 Cutfrom the Vines as required. waaay, rere and fll ponders for FRESH : of fucet quality °N. W. BURCHELL, Corner 14th and F streets, Under Ebbitt House. SOLD PENS —A fine assortment of Gold Pon's Pencil Case at manufacturer &c., for sal (de 15} FRANCK TAYLOR, STOVES! STOVES! F— | lease take notice that we are prepared to repair in? the'bert manner, all Kinds of HEATING. A EL PABATUS, and suggest that itis not safe to delay this work until late fn the fall. We are also prepared to put ip new LATROBES ond other HEATERS: and are now recelving our fresh stock of COOKING and HEATING STOVES. in great variety, and respectfully invite an exami: ination of our stock. Call at SIBLEY & GUY'S Stove Warerooms, 322 Pennsylvania avenue, an 26-atf between 10th and 11th streets, ONG BOAT FOR SALE CHEAP—In good or- der. Capacity 25 cords wood. Apply to WINDSOR & FORD, se 10-60" Corner South Capitol and N sts. JUST RECEIVED A large assortment of Threo- + YARN Thread Wool KNITTI of the very best make. These ‘ly numbered ricer arns are regul from 20 to 60, and will be sold af s «mall advance of “pe 9-6 FRED’K PILLING 491 9th street, bet. D and E. NDS HONEY! HONEY IN THE HIVES! ‘Transparent and delicious, At Wholesale Price: CHELL. W. BI se 9 Corner 4th and F sts., Under Ebvitt House PENITENTIARY BUILDINGS ON FunEo™ ARSENAL GROUNDS. The aide eR ATOR AESERAL eps. 9. 3 whe signed, ashington Arse- nal, will recel¥e, until 12 o'clock m., BAEURDAY the 14th of September, Sealed Propo: for taking down such parts of the Penftentiaty Buildings, walls, &c., as wil) be designated, ‘The premises can be examined, and specifications ‘will bo made known on application at the Ofi the Arsenal, between the hours of 9 o’cloc! if and'4 srclock p.m, Proposals to be indorsed: Bro- is ‘eni tent fh -_" posals for taking down tinny BY ings AMSBAY, se 10-ati Brevet Major General. ON Wi Aid ‘Esse Rares Stow cry, Corner Ohio avenue and 13th street. ‘Thesubscribers, thankful for the patronage here- tofore bestowed upon them by the cftizens of Wash- ington and others, take this oocasion to state that they ave still prepared and have ample fectiitien, tc ipa orders in their line of business, and lone in as expeditious, cheap: and wor manner, be done i or the ‘cites, ‘work comprises Steam Engines a ‘Boilers, ail their appendages, either portable lor stationary. for use on land or for steamboats; (Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and Gearing for mills, (Castings, iron-or brass; Arc] ral or Miscella- neo t Lron Wark, or Forgings; Boiler Iron, Work,anch_ as, Water oF Gaso- meters, and Pattern Ma! ing: vin fect, ail (branches of, Mechanics appertaining to a first-class Fe rs F-would ly inte of the pablic to theif Batent Differon- tet by them fn ie fas now Beets ‘has een intr ‘and in successful operation for vari {andhés given: general and entire ality essenti Srelinedt of spe ras cont be shown tes now ont poneeasion’ her’ re al Gracies iearepri es ‘and sleswhere. teats ae om toa j ai yigSCAL Hota be rf etropaliten: < ‘ WM. M. ELLIS & BRO, Lots toll, on © <treet, between v7 NTED."'—Ladies c: i COR SAL WW Ae earls cont PME COE | RSH Skate Pets 4 cash nataaeey betwen ERS the coming season, and wishing to avoid the | years. : JOS. REDFERN, expense ot Brafding. should call and see my bean |” seo Corner 19th st tint] designs for the above, to be stamped it SRENTOT desirable twos COLORS AND WARRANTED TO WASH. La- GRICE DWELLING wou STORE ROOM we dies’ and Childrens’ Aprons, Joseys. and Under- | 7 Highstreet, Georgetown. The house coniatna clothing stamped in imitation of Braid. A saving | pine good roomsy in irstrate orders Will be of one hal he usual cost of aid. Any Pattern ¢ 0 a good te: quire o 8. made and stamped w pRivch rented ior ais iy hey onammmaaty ea and Ninth street. 2 2 : OWARD_UNIVERSITY PROPERTY FoR WANTED New snd Cast-off CLOTHING, ola SALE—Two of the very best LOTS in said GOLD and SILVER, or any other articie of | property. Teme par cue Noten value, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro- ker’s Store of R. FULTON & CO., 502 9th street, $ doors north of Penna. avenne. Sole Agent for time. Address Post Oitice box 393, FOE SALE OR RENT—The larg sD WING MACHI je22-1y IDENCE. corner K and 25th streets, opposite ees | Briti-! Minister's, containing thirt-en resins, large hall, marble inantels, gas. and water: 11,000 LOST AND FOUND. morning. between Ith stre« q w York avenue and 7th in the market. aSILVER WAT A suitable reward turned to No. 545 I7th street. STRAYED OR STOLEN—On Monday, S two BUFFALO COWS—one whi mouth and ears, and bell on nack: th with red spots.” Five Dol feet garden attached to it, cultivated in fi trees and flowers. For terms. «pply to JOS. H.S: TELD, es bt__246 Penn. avenue, bet. 12th and 13th sts peel ond Pe: aver UNDERSIGNED WOULD SELL HIS qithgold chain | Pa Ok: OF DOORS, "UATONERY, Hag MERCHANDIZE for $7,000, They are worth more. ‘The business has been & paying oue—moderately and steadily—month by mouth, for twenty years, without any intermission except for a time when the war was opening. With a steadier trade and better prospects than at the leginning of that period tt is offered an asecure foundation on which, by the infusion of <ouie of the modern elements, : Tor SLIGS On Maninz, | more ective bustwess may be reared” REWARD-Strayed or stolen, on Monday, | Mgreacty * nd Wavtroom § oa oth instant. FOUR COWS:onea Brindle Har: a ee RACE ae small red cow. long horn=:alarge white | Craterent.__[se3]__ =i Ted spots on her sides,and.the other | JOR SALE—The FURNITURE of jhouse No 33 ue ee he tee tee #25f.; containing 23 rooms. If not suid befere reward will be given for any information that will | Ist of October, will be fold at auction fruit for cach. it returned to and 7th $5 fslo; one and $ and T Tea to their recovery WM. BURN the premises. (se 15°] | JOHN Ht it* L street. vet. 1st and New derseya FUE SALE LOW AND TPIS Quon TERMS T—On Monday, night, from the whart of the | Kt UF Si MED. ‘One of the most Kennebee Ice Company. toot of ith streeten | desizable PRIVATE RESIDENCES onthe Heights Brown Horse; blase face ; crack on the 191 Washington street t | of Georgetown, situated N. "i between West oof ve years oli nd 1543 hands high and Stoddard streets, and immedi- ‘al reward will be paid upon itsreturn tothe | ately opposite the residence of Henry D. Cooke © paid Bpon its rete’ | Kea. ane, Tot has @ front ot W feet by a depth of OST—On Tuectay, Eeprembersoh,borween the | BY feety 1s, dsomely lad out with ‘Flowers, Grapes, &. The house is 4 Bank of Washington and_ 3d street east. a POCKET BOOK. contai new and substantially built, containing fourteen ng $48.31; a sisit’ | rooms, excellent porches, and two excellent cel ing cards, with the owner's name. A liberal re- . Gas and water througho! use ; cis Will be given iflelt at-4=2 Penn. avenue, be- | tars A Hot and cold water wih ait oie ioe tern in yard; hot and cold wate ern improvements; range, and all cooking utensils; Latrobe stove, newly fitted up to warin parlor and upper chambers. Chandeliers, with other gas fixtures, go with the house. For further information enquire on the premises from 1 until 34, and 6 aud 73, 0'c! in. OF to WMH. WHEATLEY, No. 49 Jefterson “THOMAS DOWLING, Anctionee: Bridge street, at any time. (0 LET—the very desirable HOUSE; No. at the corner of Vermont avenue aud N street, just vacated by the Rey. Dr. Boynton. containing in al! 11 rooms; wide and spacious hall; complete with all the modern improvements. For particu” lars apply to Rev. Dr. Boynton, at his present res idence in the new row of frame. on the east side of lith street, between L and M sts., second di from the north corner. se 3-eo2w™ Hoss. TO RENT-—A first-class RESIDENUE, with all the conveniences of hot and cold water on each floor, bath-room, 4c. thirteen reoms; sit- uated on the southeast corner of Dunbarton and tween dd and dis ste. se l1-at™ Hee ge ee $10 BEWARD-—Was stolen trom my parlo % on the 2st of Auzust last, three volume of SHAKSPEAR'S WORKS. one volume Nu. 2 NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY OF EMT NENT AMERICANS, and one POSTAGE STAMP ALBUM, all bandsomely bonnd. ‘The above ward will be paid to any person delivering said works to me at No, 26 434 street, se 11-8t™ JNO. RB. MURRAY. STRAYED OF STOLEN, on Saturday night, 7th SS inst..a white and red spotted COW: long hirns; rt will be bell around her neck. A liberal re given for her recovery. . WAENER, ‘Maryland avenne and 7th strect, se 10-6t* Capitol Hill. BOARDING, Neu URNISHED PARLORS AND BED- ROOMS on the first and second fleors for vithout Board. 3 Geor, D. OC. Rent is Uith or without Board Terms toderate. 3 No. AS giegat 38BG ak bee aah FOR BENT NI LY FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board. Apply at 461 13th, F? a en Be HOUSE, with back between E and ¥ streets, ‘an 30-1m* sonal © corner of venue ‘roo : 25 FOR BOARD, ROOMS. PARLOR, Bathe duircof 4 HEPMULLEE Versont coe, Be and Giallght of the Farmer's Banting | fweon aad U street ne) louse, enn’s avenue, near 6 corner of 4) ws" nse ‘OR RENT—Tho Second Story of House Wi stceeks snsesielt — | Par aich street near atten ceciteeet rooms and attic, and use of cellar. Rent low. Ap- ply at No. 334 B street, near 13th street, au2s Cones RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR EX- CHANGE for city Property—ten acres on rail- road, fifteen minntes from Washington; two Dwel- lings, Stable, Ice-house, &c.> 20) fruit trees; eight ES Sey SAN ABR en ir a) . Met U. » Room No.7 Pack Wth and F streets, up stairs. Accommodation’ for 100 Guests—82 a day. mthly Boarders, two in # room, §30 eacha menth. Monthly Attic Boarders, two in a room, $26 each. Hot and cold water Baths free. ‘au 15-1m* OR EX Einomn HOUSE, 456 Pennsylvania avenue.— 01 RENT—Several neatly furnished and well ted ROOMS, with or without board. Appl; Street, between 4th and sth. aw 13-tf g aio tatdcass at ibral ftieuad | "pS0R “RENT Ope sce as z i ‘priv: lence, 0 at OR —One nice three-story BRIU oxery, fort, Location, Washington . HOUSE, containing nine rooms, with gas; and Ruflroad, convenient to the cars, i gu Pee | yater.in the yard, on New Jersey avenue, betweon weeks apply at the Star Offre. jel F and @ streets. Terms. gs month, For particulars inquire of W.U. JOHNSON corner of th and L ‘streets north. ‘au 30-2w* BOARD at No. 464 10th street, a fow Te EA aang —"s —— |i ere VA., auGuUsT 19, 1867. ALE—0; of those fine three-story and croc BRICK, HOU! Fa No 349.00 2 et. betwee: weet oJ. Ae HEM, 17th at., bet. Wend 1 eae T This ts-to certify that we have appointed P, OR SALB—(Rare chance to gcta good Brick ‘WE! CH. Who ale Tobacconist, 194 Best's ane: Fr Q on betel te ")—These three BRICK nue, between I7thand 18th street. our exclusive | HOUSES, containing six rooms each, situated on agent for the selling of our popular brands of ; > theeast side of 4th street, betw -Q and RB ats. CHEWING AND SMORING TORAGCOs! | Jur ge, in enh Feast, ad was oatly for the District of Columbia and-A\ ‘xandria, Va., Pe ‘gne hte Boil ing.) yet ae brane of AE PRICES. | | austtt Corner Now York uve. and 1sth'st. | Veith email quantitice ss erie POR REPRE TARE, SHED OPA RRS CLS CO By A A I og ise 8 sage ‘Patent office. Inquire within. —-aa3i;im= 1 iz: eens: CHEWING Tonaccos, JOSE THE THING,’—Pocket pieces... | “REWARD UF INDUSTRY. “PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.* * \. D.. MAYO'S NAVY.” | H. P. CLINTON'S “ EXTRA SWEET” '—Pounds, ‘ .* OBNOKO." SMOKING TOBACCOS. | “ VIRGINEA CHO °-« JUST THE THING. FRA: ‘kitchen, No. wo. D. 0. | SPIONRSR.OF THE,OLD DOMINTON.” ais; | scott > 1D, 0. MAYO. & 00. rate ‘MOVED. seta be rf it to any ingel Muss m. nzwis SEMINARY FOR YOUNG | rere’ may 15-tf LADIES will resume its seasion on MONDAY, | (stg HENTOThe wid. HOUSE, over the Boptember sth, at No. 452 ith strest west, be! | W'ONEEN of Franck ‘Taylor for offices. twoon @ and H streeta north, ‘AU 2-009’ ieB-e