Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the District. W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Propriete WASHINGTON OITY FRIDAY. #7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. FoR THB ACOOMMODATION OF PERSONS leav- ing the city during the summer months they can bave the Stak mailed to their address, bY ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents pet week, for one week or more. THE MARYLAND MILITIA The /niciligencer attempts to break the force of the Chronicie’s exposition of the character | ef the militia tately fastened upon Mary- Jand by that State's pro-rebel Legislature and Governor Swann, by pooh-pooh-ing the whole thing. It fails to notice or answer any one of the grave poin's made by the Chronicle. The truth is, they are ali statements of undeniable facts, and are not to be answered: nor are thoy to be shirked, as the Intelligencer essays to shirk them. This Maryland State militia is officered almost entirely by men who served as officers in the rebel army, and is manned by Jate rebel soldiers or persons who sustained (im Maryiand) the rebel cause against the cause of the Union. They are being uniformed at the cost of the tax-payers of the State. Now, this is more of the sort of “Repub- licanism™ which, as Speaker Colfax writ Congress will be likely to squelch out next winter, as being irreconcilable with the repub- licaniem vindicated by the success of the Union's arms in the late wa: This militia will nct meet the approval of a single man who was heartily loyal during the rebellion. It is a public danger, as well as a deliberate insult to the whole country. At will be criminal on the part of Congress | to fail te guard the public interest against its eventual use as evidently intended. It finds favor only with those who, like some of the conductors of the infell rencery were barely Joyal enough during the war to keep them. selves out the Old Capitol, Fort McHenry, Fort Lafayetie, Fort Warren, aud other such Public institutions. PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS IN DAKOTA Commissioner Wilson. of the General Land Office, bas just received advices snowing the extenston of the lines of the public surveys in Dakota Territory, along the Ked river of the porihto the International Boundary, on the iuth parrallel of north latitude. Gutge Meridian, west of the meridian, which 5th principle siaried from the exten- sion of the eleventh standard parrallel north | iu Minnerota to ihe International Eoundary, intersecting ihe same S miles wet of the Red river of the north, in the midst of the Pembina settlement, thus conuecung this distant por- | tion of the Dakowa Territory in Minnesote.over a dis tervening between the former and preseut sur- veys, and cecuTing the pecessary basts for tae Subdivisioned work. required jor the accom. modation of those settlements when the neces- sary means are provided by Congress. with the surveys nee of 115 miles in- THE DEATH OF SIR FREDERICK BRUCE. Up (o the Ume we go (o press this aiternoon, Bo information hs been received at the State Depariment as to ihe time for the funeral of Sir Frecerick Eruce. Messrs. Ford and How- and, of the British Legation,iare in Boston, and nus Tuctions Will be received from England as to the Hime of the funéral, wheie the bedy will be interred. &c. To-day, all the flags on the -SEPTEMBER 20, 1567, | Co"VeRuon The Seventh | PERsowat.—Chiof Justis Ohase left the city yesterday tor Ohio ina specu! car attached ¢o the 4.50 train. -Rev:Heary Slicer, the wel) known Methodist Divine, siter paying a brie: isit toMrs. Mitchell » Georgetown, had an ryiew with Pr:sident Johnson yesterday. A number of delegntesito the Un v-reslisi in Baltimore, which adjoarned sterday, arrived here this morning, and are | to-day visiting the objects of interest around | the city. To-morrow they propose to go to Mount Vernon. ----Jobn Stach and Archur Leary of New Yora, Hon S ephenson Archer ‘of Md, James B. Campbell avd Governor McGraib of South Oarolinia, and Coi J Schuyler Crosby of Gen. Saeridan’s staff, are at Wiliard’s. Tue U.d ‘Dome anxiey is 1elt for the ea’ety of the U.S. steamer Dales sbe having been absent for the past two months on aprac.ice cruise, with @ uumoer of mid- sbipmen {rom the Naval Academy at Anna. | pos. The Savannah and Macedonian ar- Tiyed laet week, and the Dale wasexpected | about the same time, At the Navy Depart | ment tlere is no fear of ber safety, as she is ia charge of competent officers, anditis verylikely | that she will be home in the course of three or | four days. | Army Oxvuns—Brevet Maj. Gen. R. O | ‘Tyler, Deputy Quartermaster General, leave extended until Nov. ist. Erevet Lieut. Col.C. A. Reynolds, A.Q. M., | assigned to duty at Mobile, vice Brevet Major J.C. Grierson, A. Q.M. Vols., ordered to re. port to AdjuiantGeneral. Capt. F. O'Donnoghue, Medical Storekeeper Teceotly appointed, assigned to duty at Par. veying Depot, New Orleans, with permission to delay tll eubsidence of yellow fever epi_ demic. | Tue Wuite Hover.—The regular meeting | of the Cabimet was beld to-day, all the mem- | bers present except General Grant and Secre- | tary Browning, who wasrepresented by Judge | Otto. The session was continned until after two o'clock. This forenoon prior to the meet. | ing of the Cabinet, a few persons had an inter- view with the Executive, among whom were General Fitz John Porter, and several mem- bers of Congress. GENERAL SHERIDAN.—Major General Sher- | idan is expected to arrive in town this even. ing, and will stop at Willard’s Hotel, where | rooms have been engaged for him. He wiil testify before the Pay Department Investiga- tion Committee“as to the condition of affairs | ip New Orleans before he leaves the city. How. 8, B. Corny.—No information has been received at the Treasury Department to-day as to the condition of Hon. S. B. Colby, Rezis- | ter of the Treasury, who is very ill at his home in Vermont. J. A.Graham, Esq. Assistant | Register, is discharging the duties of the of- | fice. GENERAL SICKLES AT THE Wak Derart MENT —General Sickles was at the War De. partment this morning, and had a long inter- view with General Grant. He will remain in this city several days. Gov. FenTon.—Gov. Fenton, of New York, now on a visit to this city, was atthe War De! partment to-day, and hada long interview with Gen. Grant. | THe WEEKLY STAR ts now on ourconnter | tor eale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails. | containing Washington Irving's celebrated story *Rip Van Winkle: Fasbions for Sep- tember: The Maryland Election; Tae Border | Sta’e Convention; The Political Situation: Co- Goverrment buildings are at halt-mast. in re- | Operatine Puildine Associations: The deaths of spect to the memory of the Jat THE Cayrat ing of the S In Maryian —A meet. Ce Gen. Griffin and Sir Frederick Bruce, the # Minister. | British Minister; A full and graphir account of the Dedtc.tion Ceremonies at Antietam Oem- etery; Base Bail; Conncil Proceedings: Move. ral Committee of the Re- | ments of the Working People: Useful items of publican Union party of Maryland will be , Domestic Economy; Humorous Sketcnes, with Arrangement: for the ensuing campaign. Hon. Oden Bowie, chairman of the Demo- cratic State Central Committee, publishes a notice inviting all democratic and consery: lve voters to assemble in primary meetings, throughout the State, on Saturday, the 5th of October, for the purpose of selecting delegates to county ccuventions, which will convene at 12 M. on Monday, the 7th of Uctober. These county conventions are to appoint delegates to the convention to meet Wednesday, the 9th of October, to nominate | candidates for Governor, Attorney General, Comptroller, and Clerk of the Court of Ap: | peals, under the new constitution. DisoRpez TO bE SurPEEssED—In conse, | quence of the late acts of violence and blood- shed in this city, in which soldiers have been concerned, Major General Emery, command- ing the Department of Washington, has or- dered, by bis circular published in another | column, the establishment of military patrols So familiar to us during the war, to arrest all soldiers on the street who are disorderly or without passes. The law forbidding the sell- ing or giving of liquor to soldiers is also to be Tigidly enforced by the military and civil au- thorities—Supt. Richards has already closed | one restaurant for a violation of the law—as | whiskey 1s undoubtedly the cause of most of the rowdyism which has recently disgraced our ctty. Tae Exciisn Adina, in the “Elixir of Love” last evening, acted easily and gracefully, and sang charm. ingly, as usnal. Mr. Bernard is a good tenor, and witha little more life in bis action would be satisfactory us Nemorino. Mr. Seguin, on the other band, acts better than he sings, while Mr. Arnold, as the Sergeant, both acted and sang bis part admirably. Flotow’s be-utital opera of “Marths,” always a favorite here, ‘Will be sung this evening. s7 From J. Shillington, Odeon Building: and from French & Richardson, “Hadson Taylor sook Store.” we bave advance copies of Godry’s Lody’s Book for October. Also, from Shillington, we bave the September number of the popular «London Society Lilustra:ed Mag- azine.” #7 From John T. Burch, bookseller. wehave an advance copy of Harper's J ine for Oc- tober. J. Shillington, Odeon Building, sends us an Qdvance copy of the interesting October num- ber of Harper's: Magazine. SugRaTT —Jo! posed recent'y, has enurely recovered his Pealth. His sister Anna visits him atthe jail Almostevery day spending @ half hour or more 4m his cell on each occasion. When hejs not engaged in reoding, or w: lking up and down # cell—in which it will be remembered Hen- ry Johnson, held for trial on the charze of the murder of fhomas Smoot, is also confined— he engages in devotional ise PREPAwING THX REroRTS.—The various Departments of the Government are now busi- ly enghged im preparing their annual reports to be transmitted to Congress on the Ist of De- cember. The reports when prepared are sent Government Printing Office, and print. @4 before the opening of the session. SP The Alexandria Journal reaches us by mail at the same hoar, the day after publica- Uon, as the morning papers pabdlishec in Bos- ton arrive here, that is about twenty-four Bours after their issue. Alexandria is seyen miles off, and Boston nearly 500. Why is this thus? Rerves ov M ALL.—Mrs. Randall, ‘wife ot Post Master General Randall is ex. pected to arrive in New York by the next ,steamer, from Scotland. airs. R. bas beeny (absent for several months and she returns home with her beaith much improved ARRIVAL OF G SickLss.—Maj, Genera, Dantel E. Sickles, U.S. V., lately incommand of the 2d Military District, arrived in town this morning from New York city, and isstop, ing at the Ebbitt House. B7 The Anuapolis Gazette of yesterday charges tha: Gov. Swaen voted illegally ia tat city on Wednesday, he not being regi tered a8 & voter there. wo” Registration closed yesterday in Obaries- ton, S.O., with the colored voters im a ma- jority of 1,501. INTERNAL Revenv ceipis from this e to-day, were 3 se beid im Baltimore on Thursday next, Septem. | Domestic, Military, ber 26, at 12 o'clock M., to make the necessary | Miscellany; and the latest Telegrapni H. Surratt, who was indis- | val, Departmental, and Local News; Agricultural and Housekeeping Dis- | patches. Laxp Orrick Dxctetoy.—Commissioner ‘Wilson, of the General Land Office has in re. ply to inquires made, answered that a party | may relinquish bis homestead if he so desires; burthe relinquishment must be made to the United States, and the act confers no right on | any other party, or if aparty abandons nis claims a second party may apply for the can- | cellation of the entry on the ground of aban- donment such application, however, conveys im Baltimore on | no rghtsto the party making tt. No entry of the land in either case can be allowed until the cancelled by the General Land Office and the | local offices so notitied. Prstic Lax Recorps._The Commis- sioner of the General Land Office has had prepared fifteen volumes of land leagers, com. prising 3,750 pages, and containing some sixty thousand entries, which were to-day tra mutted for the use of the local land office at New Orleans, La. Theze volumes have been forwarded to make good the lost records in that State. NAVAL Oxvers.—Captain John Mills or- dered to the Saratoga. Acting Assistant Sur- geon Nelton Ingraham detiched from the Brooklyn and placed on waiting orders. &7- Desperadoes and cut-throatsare ing im nearly all the irontier towns, and a reign of terror pi is. The citizens of Eills- worth, Kansas, are organizing a vigilance committee to drive them off. 107 Hon. J. M. Botts has gone on a visit to the White Sulphur Spriags. The Richmond Orgra.—Miss Kichings as | Whig says that his healtn is far from being good. @7 Forty emigran's from East Tennessee ‘and North Carolina, tnctuding men, women and children, passed through Kansas City on the 13th inst., en route for Colorado. #7-John W.H. Hilt, of Culpepper Conrt- bonee, Virginia died of yellow fever in New Orleans, 12th instant, He was a brother of | Gen. A.'P. Hill. &7 During the month of Auguf 12,575 em- grants, uy to the United States, sailed trom the Mersey—an increase of 4,124 over the corresponding month last year. S7 Careare to be run into Castle Garden to Teceive emigrantiy immediately upon their | arrival and carry Yhem out of the reach of | sbarper: | (= NOTICE—ALL PERSONS WISHING TO | (XS attend the GRAND JOHNSON MEETING | Abpea Weeds, Blateusburg, September o'clock a. m., wt at 10) so by taking the7 and 12.15 | oclock train. as arrangements have been made tor | the above trains to itt y > FRANCHISE ASS( | OE ards — This Ass ie i s tion will hold a meeting in Union League Hall, on 9th, below E street. at 73s o'clock FRIDAY EVENING, the 20th inst. Mrs. Griting, Mrs. Holme: Na. and others. will Th ¢ are invited, es, Mrs. Mc- eak. Admittance free. y order of the Board of e18-3t" A CARD We are pleased to inform the public that we are now prepared to sell,at public auction,all descrip: tions of merchandiss. Persons declining house: keeping will always find ready sale fur their hoods At our wa-erooms, No. 38432 7th stract. betwoon i tention given to the sale of n wales ever: ay, Wedni day, Friday, and Saturday, at 4 8o™ 0, uctioneers., se 18.1w [Chron.} em A CARD Wasutineo x, September 7, 1357. T would respectfully inform my customers, and the public generally, that 1 have removed froin my gi stand, No. 44 opposite Center Market, to store No. "349" Pennsylvania avenue, opporite Metro: politan Hotel; and while ‘thunk x im. for thelr former generous patronage, would earnestly exe licit a continuance of the same atm: business. new place of tedeolw WM. BRYAN. PUBLIC SCHOOL! At ths it I Fol the Board of Tresterr of Puce Bek aas the followin; adopted Resolved. ing place be. as offices for the transaction of all the Battie Rcnool business by the respective Sub-Boards of Tustees : For the Sub-Board, First District, (First and Secon Wards —School-room, COFnEr aay strec For the Sub-Board. Second District.(Third and Fourth Wards}-School-foom Ga Tie bern the Sub-Board, Third District: (Fifth and ‘or the Sub-Board. Thiri , Sixth ‘Wards)—Wallach School Buildiog. aud Eeboolsrocme corner 3d street east aud A street sou For the Sub-Board. Fourth District, Ward)--Maie. Grammar. School-room, ne oa Thompson, teacher. on 6th street. he Trustees will be in attendance at the above. wed places from 8 to8% o’elock on each morning. of the week. Ly ea ay ‘3, Friday, inclesive, e mont S mber; an entitled to tickets of admission to the Puiiie Schools e: Gebeols can procure them at’ the places aud times By order of the Bi ls aus oud. BOISBAU: fee. (rests erisuen tesa: McPHEBSON & FERGUSON, 671 Penn. avexve, REST, 0} mae STREST, | Pune’ Bihonaycy, Me &c., ke. Pb: lans Prescripti D rhe RiGMi Ball poupty answered ” oPemaMee. oe CALS, FROM EUROPE TO-Day. [By Cable to the Associated Press.] | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. Lonpor, 20—Noon.—U. S. 5:20°s, 73: Iiliaois Cen! |, 774; Eries nomi al; Great Western, 2% i Fraxxvort, Sept. 20—Noon.—U. 8. 5-20's, 76 3-16, Livsfroot. Sept $—Noon.—Uorn advanced to Ue. Gd. Usher arficles are unchanged. Quegsstown, Sept 2/—Noon.—The steam- ship Cuba. from Boston omtne 1th iustu arrived to-dsy Loxpon —Sept 2),—Eri MAWOHRSTE: Y New Yorx, ~ept. 20.—The following is a special cable telegram to the Evening Tele- ‘am OM aNcnestEn, Sept. 2, 8A. M.—The city was quiet all night. but the police were vigi- lant to prevent the esoape of the prisoners. the avenues were closely watcned, and eeveral suspected persons were arrested du- ring the night; some of them were taken out of bed. It was reported that Keldy had been captur- ed but it Was not confirmed. The outbreak comple'ely surprised the Government. A strong force ts being mustered to prevent fur- ther disturbance. One policeman ie reported to have died Iast nigbt, Several persons were badly iujared and probsb'y killed, but carried off by the mob. It fs impossible to ascertain how many lives were lo ares, 41. Ovations te Gen. Sheridan. Co1UMBUS, UNIO, Sept. 19.—Gen. Sheridan arrived here from Cincinnati on the train at eleven o'clock this morning em ronte to New York and Wasbington He was received at the depot by a committee of reception headed by Gen. D. W. H. Day, of this city. An op»n cberiot was in waiting, and a brass band in a wagon proceeded in procersion to the Neil House, where # large concourse of citizens awaited him. He was welcomed at the hotel by acalute of thirty guns. Loud calls for the General brought bim to the window of the arior. Gen. Sheridan bowed to the crowd, and said: Gentlemen, I am obliged to you for this Kind reception. I cannot make a speech, but my friend, Mr. Day, can make a first rate one. Gen. Day then stepped forward and made a short speech. Governor Cox then invited General Sheridan to visit the State House where he held a levee for about a half hour. in the rotunda. Many old soldiers took him by the hand, stating they bad followed bis tracks in the Shenandoah Valley Several negroes also paid their re- spects to bim. ‘The Geners! dined at the Neil House, and took his departure by the next train for New York. The ovation wasentirly spontaneous. Flags floated from ail the hotels and public build- ing. Harrisnune, Sept. 20—General Sheridan passed through here this morning en route for Baltimore, via the Northern Ventral Railroad. The Georgia Convention Election to be Held October 29th. Avavara. GA, Sep. 20—The Republican of this morniug contains orders from Gen. Pope ordering 2n election to be held m Georgia, commencing on Tuesday. October 29, and con! tinuing three days, at which registered voters may vote for the convention or against it; also for delegates to constitute said conven. tion, in csse a majority se decide. The sena- torial districts, as established by the State laws, are adopted for the purposes of repre- sentation in the convention, which will con- sist of 169 delegates. The instructions are generally the same as issued for the election in Alabama, D DESPATCH.J ept. 20.—The steamer Vau- derbilt returned to Troy much shatiered. The scare ou board the Dean Richmond was fright- ful; the passengers believing that the vessel was about tosink. The affair will be ofici- ally investigated. Alleged Frauds by an Indian Agent. St. Lovis. Sept. 20 —An Omabaspecialsays that Jobn W. Smith has just returned from Fort Phil Kearney, and tbat he Charges Judge Kinney, special Indian agentat Fort Kearney, with gress injustice and frauds in his dealings with the Jowa Indians. compelling them to remain in the Sfoux country against their will for the purpose of sccuring trade; that the an- buities of £25,000, promised three years ago, were never paid, and claims that the goods gold at Kinney’s store to the Indians were fur- nished by the Government for free distribu- vion. The In ian War—The Commi Ultimatum of the Savages. Nort PLATTE, Nengaska via Omaha Sept. 1%,—The Indian Commission held ® council with Spotted Tail Turkey Leg and other chiefs to-day. The Indian ultimatum is the withdrawal ot the troops from the Powder river country and the abandonment of the Smoky Hill Pacific railroad. ‘They also demand guns, ammunition and presents. The commission will reply to-mor- Tow, War now seems inevitable. Steamer Sunk by Collision. New York, Sept: 0.—The steamboats Dean Ricbmond and C. Vanderbilt collided last night, near Rondout—the Vanderbilt striking the Richmond on the starboard side, cutting through her hall, and ciusing the Richmond to sink in about fifty minutes. The passengers, about 150 in all, were saved, as was also crew. The Richmond bad asmall cargo con- sisting principally of butter and cheese, ‘The loss on the cargo will be small. Efforts will ‘at once be mude to raise the Richmond, The Noterious Dr. Bisckburm Coming Home. Toronto, Sept. 29.—The celebrated Dr. Blackburn, of yellow fever notoriety, lett Canada for New Urleans yesterday, having obtained permission to return under the laie amnesty proclamation. Arrived, New Yor, Sept. 20.-Arrived, steamer North American trom Kio Janeiro on the 25th ult. The United States steamers Guerriere, Paw- nee and Kansas were in port. All well. New York Market. New York, Sept. ¥).—Flour firm for low grades; receipts 16,171 bbis.: ceipts 40,652 bushels ; Corn without a decided change, receipts 56,150 bushels; Rye steady; Oats stesdy; Pork lower, sales of 1,500 bbie; new mess, $2425; Lard quiet at 13xal4ye: Whisky steady; Barley nominal; Cotton quiet atz4av5 c. for middling uplands; Freights quiet; Turpentine quiet, at 59259; Rosin qui- te, at $4 for common. M USICAL INSTRUMENTS. Large assortment of all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, at heavy discounts before moving toour now Store. . JOHN F. ELLIs, se 20-3t 306 Pennsylvania avenue, DP S8OLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The P: name tion of ‘tnershi| O'NEIL, The Guardian’ Ww Sept. 20, 187. GP4rym OPENING. 1N@, ANITA AVENUE, near corner 10th street, WILL HAVE IER isting under the ; Ap the publica. - TIN heretofore Wasnixet FIRST GRAND OPENING OF THE SEASON, TUESDAY, tHe 247 ov SEPIEMDER. ‘The latest stvles of BONNET: » FANCY GOODS, CLOAKS, &c., At moderate price. se 20-3t* FORCED SALE OF CLOTHING. 358 D street, between Ninth and Tenth streets, FORCED SALE OF $30,000. WORTH oF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING AT 20 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. HEAVY COATS from. HEAVY PANTS fr wreeenee $1.25 to 82.50 HEAVY VESTS fro $1.00 to $2.00 Also. MEN AND BOYS’ WINTER WEAR, UN- DERSHIRTS, DRAWERS, &c. " These Goods must beclosed out in @ short time; otherwise they will be sold at auction. S7 Remember the Number—353 D street, be tween 9th and 10th streets. se 20-1w RPHANS’ COURT. Sept. 17, 1867.—Dieraiet CoLumBia, WASHINGTON CouNTY. To-wne: In t se of Catherine Bl > eam rstrix of Bernard Morguy, deceaued the atotoae x irate aforesaid has with the robation y Hsreral bos Sih te ppratattn imac | iy ber. 187. for the $2.50 to $5.00 ins iy. the 1th day of Uctol inal settlement. aud distribution | of | the Personal estate of said. deceased, and. of the asets in band, as far as tho ‘same have been collected and turnéd into money; when and where all the oreditors and heirs of sald deceased are uotified to, attend, with their claima y Sift al Lots Sy al ety oes cluded from efit in "1 rovided copy of this orler bi bu od ished once a k for three weeks in the E to the said day. yesing See, eee : JAMES B. Hrs be 20-wSw* Register of Tite, H4 'S RENEWED —SILE HATS REF} D AND SET TO AF. CUNNINGH AMS Hon: Tac. PORE Ra 34639 i x nglish HAIR BRU tensive assortment of English, ican BOAPS, for sale very chea: WM. A. GEAY, Be 18 co3t" 654 Mass, Sreuue, cor ti at FINANCIAL. agri Money continues to = ngemcy, iiNew York. The demand took houses is More active, while the to have less to lewd. A very uneasy feeling 1s coming over the market, in prospect.of the prepara- tion forthe quarterly bank stttement anu the, demand for the Western and Southera crops. On call loans the rate is generally 7 per cent , with rare exceptions at 6 per cent. on Govern- ments. The banks are doing little in discounts so lorg as they can make 7 percent. om de- mand loans; and among private discounters rates are very firm The best short.date pa- per passes at 7 per cent., Pong date paper at 7 a per ceat. The stock market exhibits great. weakness. Tne steady progress Of money to- ward a condition of stringency, which ap- penrs’to be more or less settled. has frightened holders out of their propriety. Some are sell- ing for fear of a further fall, others from ne- ceasity. ne? _wo phd oO Government Securities. Wasninetom, Sept. 20, 1867—Jay Qooke & Go. furnish the tollowing quotations of Gey- ernment securizies : Coupon, 1E8i.. hax 10 MB y NEW YORK FIRET BOARD 8: a 10.40". IANOS.—One Piano nearly new, made by the en colebrated makers St Fe Sour! Ree eye a 306’ Penn, av. URE WHITE FACED BLA SPANISH Y SKE! FOR SALE —Engquire of P CEOS! JOHN A. BAKER, 8e]9-3t* Nos. 88 £99 Lonicianaav.. near 9h st, OR SALE OR RENT—A good PIANO, of fine ton first rate orde: iy and cov. Can be seen at with stoo! °; SOSWELL oh Fancy Store, 302 E street, neat Mth, Be 19-St* M LANDSCAPE PAINTING. WM. MACLEOD Has formed a class in the above art at his residence, 441 I street. between and loth. The class being limited. the lessons are equivalent to private ones. Schools also at- ter ded se19-im ALL STYLE FAS RY RE AND SOFT HAT: FIFTH AVENUE HAT, for Young Men. Just received. ust receiv AL WRURES 3 Seventh street st me 1c Bi NE Ist And every article in the trade at large discounts before moving to our new store O0KS. BOUND BOOK JOUN F Is, ge 19-6t E avenne, VIRGINIA BACON, a 349 — 349 5.00) Ibs. Virginia cured HAMS, MIDDLI and SHOULDERS. just received, wnd for sale by BRYAN BRO.'S, 349 Penn. ave... Opp. Metropolitun Hotel. LExpress and Rep.] Rueen « cries. MANUTATURERS OF KNIGHT'S PATENT HYDRAULIC CEM DRAIN. SEWER, AND CULVERT PIPE 3.4.5, 6,9, AND 12-INCH BORE. ‘They stand the mos: severe testa of acids, im- prove in strength with ave and ase, are more per- fectin their interior finish than any other Pipe made, and are lower in price: extensively adopted by eminent Hydraulic Engineers. They are largely sed for Sewer mrposes in Brooklyn. Central ary. Jersey City, Elizabeth, Hartford, Rochester, Buffalo. Navy klyn and Washington. and for Oul- under heayy raiirsad embankments. ‘actory at G Street Wharf, Washington, City. be 19-1 {Chron, & Express} BOOTS AND SHOES, rel AT 226 SEVENTH STREET, ru between M and N streets, at PRIME COST. The subscriber having concluded to change bnsi- ness. takes this method o” notifying the public that he will sell the remainder of his stock of FINE BOOTS AND SHOES at prime cost. Allin want of bargains will please call early, as the goods must positively be sold preparatory to removal on the first of October. About one hundred and seventeen new Shoe Boxes are also offered at a great bargain, Respectfully, pee M.J. BALL. se 19-5t* 849 FoR GREEN GINGER. PURE SPICES, —_ PURE CIDER VINEGAR, SUGARS of all kinds, suitable for preserving, just received, and for sale by |, BRYAN BROS., (349 Penn’a avenue, se 18-3tif Opposite Metropolitan Hot HE MOST RAPID SELLING FRUIT JAR: in the market, at King Place, corner 15% and Vermont avenue. ae N ONTGOME. 'S WHEAT FANS, CLDER MILLS HAY PRESS HAY ROP! CORN HAY AND FODDER HORSE POWERS. TH 8. SHERS. RAIN DELS, preserving. B49 PLOWS AND HARKROWS, ac., &¢- lowest ‘ket rates. AtlowestaMerke brs! JNO. A. BAKER , Nos. 8% and 90 Louisiana avenw Bet. 9th and 10th sts.,(in Hay Market.) xe]8-e01w Washington, DC, We COX & GIBBS* ae SEWING MACHINE. rand Te “ Tta seam is stron) liable to ri or wear than the Loc! atthe Grand Trial ‘Send for the “*Report.”’ and samples of Work con- taining both kinds of stitches, on the same picco of aan hi REPE Mitt a ecotnae onus (up stale) bet hington. Det GOO BARRELS OF WHISKEY AT WHOLESALE, Of the following brands, viz : C. GAUTIER'S CABINET, “ FAMILY NECTAR,” “OLD EXTRA MONONGAHELA RYE,” And the well-known “BUSH BUN BOURBON,” All of which are offered by the subscriber to the trade AT LEAST 20 TO 25 CTS. PER GALLON LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED EITHER IN NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, OR MARYLAND, Of the same grades of Whiskey. T will also sell the same whiskies to the public by the gallon at the following prices: THE C. GAUTIER CABINET BRAND, at 85 whichis the purest Rye Whisky ever sold in this District. a i dical faculty to call at my store and seh etgite he edict te rticley being coerane tha will find it a whisky they can recommend to their patents whinever it my ee ag walloa. neeeny a Fs hy jectar,”” x: tra Monongahela ‘Rye, wt @3; the “Rush Bun Ate aboss Whiskies are soldat §1 less fi ! © gallon than can be purchased anywhere else, of the same grade. ALSO, THE “MAGNOLIA WHISKY,” AT 92.95 MANS GALLON: C. GAUTIER, NATIVE WINE BITTERS, se6-tt 262 Pennsylvania avenue. FURNITURE, wig FURNITURE, wa) FUBNITURE. ‘The subscriber ia now prepered to offer to those invearcl of CABINET FURNITURE. one of the largest and Lest assorted stocks ever’ offered in Wantington, embracing every style and: quality, dere finest parlor suite down to the pest ‘We curnestly solicit call. from those who are about furnishing fe sraunine on vast collectionsss they will be futfy compensated for the time apentin examining our stock. Prices af t. cheaper than forthe ces at least 25 per patie oS winusoR F Pine 12-00lm 8.E. corner 9th and D sts. i tnetion dfour Hee ke. SIBLEY & GUY + Btore Warerooms, i between toed and Lith atresia, ou %-dtt BANKBDRTCY NOTICES. TUB BU SOURT OF THES DIS- - ha REC COLUMBIA. yr : nL SS No. 1 Bankruptey Docket Be > Rodney Mason the Creator’. a3 Rodney jason a Bankruri: ¥ “Take votice t a n has been filed tp Gourt by RODNAY My N, of the Jity of Wash: ington, iveald District, duly’ declared a batkeupt under the aetof Conares- of March 7, for a. and certificate thereof from all his debt= ther claifm provable under said act, and that the Sth day of October next, at 10 o’clock A. m., ix assigned for ah ing ofthe same, and where atl interested may wand show cause. if any they bave, why the prayer of said petition should not be FEMS ecnth ior Septentber 19th 1357. i R.J. MEIGS, Clerk WM. F. MATTINGLY. Solicitor, "se artaw2t T BANKRUPTCY NOTIO: HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That of th ay of September. A. D.1357c a warrant int ptey wae seemed agniust ihe evtatoof DAVID AAYNES. of Washington D. C., of said District, who has be adjudged a Vankrupt on his own petition; that the payment of any debts aud delivery of any property longing to such bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the. trausfer of iy Broperty by him, are hidden by law; that 4 meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be eld at a Court of Bankrupicy to be holden at the ty Hall, in the City of Washington, be- fore 3. Sayles Brown, "Register. on the Md day of October, A. D. 1857, at 10 o'clock a.m. i ' DAVID 5. GOODING, It U. 8, Marshal, D. €...ax Messenger. T BANKRUPTCY NOTICE. HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 19th day of September. A. D.,1857.a warrant in bankrupt- cy, Was issued against the eatate of DAVID TAYLOR, of Washington, DB; C.. of said District who bas been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment of any debts and delivery of any property belonging t such bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the tran: fer of any property by are forbidden by Ia thata of the tors of the said ban to prove their debts, and to choase one or © assignees of his estate, will Le held ata Court Bankruptcy to be holden at the City Hall, in the ity of Yashington. before J. les Brown, Register. on the 3d day of October, A. D., 1857, at 12 o'clock, m, it . GOODING, a8 Messenge: FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT with or without board. “Apply RM No. 309 1 a between 6th and 7 fe at opened for Choice Parlors and Bed Booms (communicating), with or without Board. TCELY-FURNISHED PARLORS AND BED- RUOAIS on the first and second fears fi h or without Board, Terms moderate. No. 6th st., bet. C and La, OR RENT—NICEL with or without b Vetween E and F streets, 525 FOR BOARD, ROOMS. PARLOR. Bathe So and Gaslicht at the Farmer's Boarding House,on Penn’a avenue, near the corner of 453 street. au 24-t0cl* R RENT—Several neatly furnished and well located ROOMS, with or without board. Apply at 516 K street, between ith and sth. au 15-tf COUNTRY BOARD can be optained at an agree. / able private residence, with liberai table and every necessary comfort.’ Location, Washington Railroad, convenient to the cars. Terms, $10 per week. For address apply at the Star Oifite. jelStf TABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street, a few doors north of the evenue. Terms 925 per month. de 16- a LOST AND FOUND. FURNISHED ROOMS, a. Apply at 461 3th, )-im* ——— wae 6e ¥ ApTED. a help on Saturday and Ww rani dulteat Sb Bounayivents ar ANT GIBL to act as Ww He hel 08 ‘oth tree 8 0-3t ys A GIRL WAN todethe howsework of i fami, att Fuse Pasaye. Te aA reese Syair Dresser, Nunder Nat. Theatzo. I D. street, near sth. \ 24 PUG STORE FOR SALE_IN THE Mogi Wo. 324 Dirge ee thevity. orms rensomatie, Enquire at this office J,O8 RENT —On 24 et east three Rooms — one furnished and two unfurnished—for ri nt Inquire on the preminos.aix doors south of Penns svivania avenue, No. 457 coe ny. Hs nue, Capitol Hill. att TARTED—One frat class WOOD TURNER rn i stead) W finrced imemediat Good wager and steaty employment u Tuquir AA {URN D ROOMS FOR RENT Sovora corner i3th and C 6t Woshington._semy-st*_ || JAURN ISHED EO OMs eats ROOMS forsent WANTED—By an experienced womans SITU. | in anealthy oration. Apply at 49). 1 ATION as ‘6 Nurse. Is a pee Blain between Gand fi. SGamatreet py Gao reference given. so 0-2t* | FROR RENT OHEAP— Ww \V NTED—By a respectable GIRL a situation We io upstsice work or general housew srk fora small family. Address Box No. 1 Star Olice. tod ng for small family 0 297 4 atrest. bet AND $30 MONTHLY, writ. ) CASH, A ANTED—A cempetent DRUG CLERK. Ap- Many a new 7-room HOUSE, situated on V ply cor. 11th and MUste., Navy Yani. #192t" | theaonth eide of Hstrect, Islan. between aah oth sts, STARR & METCALF Real Estate Brokers, (Plant's Buildin: oot New York and KR RENT. 3. desirable VURNISH HOUSE. Also, a HOUSE, in an excellent location; with i STARR & METC Estate Brokers. (F vew York ave \TED—At the Brennen House 342 E street. ARtwera ish ond. Lath streets two OYSTRE SHUCKEES and one WAITER. White men pro ferred. me need apply but good hands. se 19-3t* a 1 WANTED SThrce first-class TIN PLATE aud SHERT IRON WORKERS. Good wages and steady employment given. Apply at store of BOUIS & CO., 336 E street, between 13th and 1éth streets. se 19-38" A JUNG MAN with good references wants a situation where he can make himself useful to ‘ILDING LOTS ON LONG TIME? VERY EASY PAYMENTS! his employer. “Would prefer position in Law | ON HM AND T STREETS, IN VICINITY OF or Clan Agents Office writes a good hand and un SE o eretands peokkeeping, Wages hot aa much of an GENERAL GRANT'S AND ST, object as steady employ. Address EMPLOY. this ALOYSIUS CHURCH Office. se 19-3t* WASTED A GIRE todo housework. Apply at | Kightoen first-class three-story Brick Dwe Ming WANTED—iiy a midiile aged respectable wo- are now being erected, and tho adjoin uted her daughter aged Ie years, SITU ing Lots are offered on very fogeter, to.cou hand take aa ek ‘© objections to go in the country. liberal terms. rences given. Address. E. F.,Star office. ONLY FROM FIFTY TO TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH PAYMENT RBR- QUIRED. AND SEVERAL YEARS. TIME GIVEN ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. —A BLACKSMITH. One who ua- $1,3¢ 300 AdtEn FoR, TWO YEARS, . ” secure by deed of trust on a Large farm? of 2%2 acres of and, under cultivation poply.at 1 Ho Datest, | SEWERAGE, PAVEMENTS, &, FRER 0 } 319 D str ASH—From COST TO PURCHASERS. TED TOPU TA £9 00.000 fect of thera Part of eal Batate Barok Apply for plat of property, &e., to soi tf c KILBOURN & LATTA, 1 Estate Broke: WANTED Active or female.) in thenew National ble cheap ma ycity anil county. owing Machines, tue only relix e known. They have noequals, To Apply the right kind of agents We offer ducements. : f Call or address MORSE & ¢ 7 between 43s and No. t., Washington, D/U. 8 Pwo ROOMS FOR RENT, ON TH floor Rent, 3 a momh. “Inquire sachusetts avenue, between lth and 1 xe 19-3 WRENT—A nicely FURNISHED aud DINING KOOM, on the first floor, also a small kal BED ROOM front ina small private family; 34 Sth street north, near the Paient OF. fice ne 19-2" Fe AL TERMS— rooms each NTED TO RENT—By a per nt tenant a BRICK HO of about 6 or 8 rooms; sonth of M, Between sth and 16th sts. west. Ad: dress Box 165 P.O. sel-iw TPOPHE RES INGT i veper stands single and double entry and. be ing aul inercantile correspondence. and has had the ice of it in a fancy store on Pennsylvania av large dry goods store on Pennsylvania ay- enue und the corner of 9th street: a United States office. and in a anction store on Pennsylva enue for eleven years, and hal a sali thousand doNars’ per annum Well, to have an other mnmence and from all the fone for any salary. and e liberaty y BRICK HOUSE, oo blacksinith shop in the OST.—An A GNMENT signed GEORGE MeLEAN.. The finder will receive the thanks of the owner if left at the Star off seats OST—Cn Wednesday night, 18th, at the Na tional Theater. an OPERA GLASS. without The tinder willconter afavor by leaving it e Star office. and be rewarded for the trou att TARD. $10 mtn. Strayed away, ite horaed ( » The above reward will be pa WM. FLETCHER, M. street. sel9-3t* T1SES ONE FAT rcau have by proving J. ROBERTS, ad PERSONAL. Marrow 3. sarroup, (Formerly of Montgon ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D.C. Office No. 359 D Street. Opposite the City Hall, Will practice in the Supreme Court of the United States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis trict of Columbia. Claims and Department business will receive prompt Attention. se 18-tf OU CAN NEVER MAKE THE TRIP ON Buchu or Samaritan humbuge. See Dr. DAR BY, opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, on 7th st.. and be cured permanently. se 41m" DOCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may be consulted by lies in need of the services a skillful and rellabie physician at his office, No. 99 7th street, Washington, D. O.,daily, from 7 ‘clock in the morning until 1 o'clock, and at his office in Baltimore, Md., 3134 North street, from 4 to10 p.m. Consnitations, which are strictly con- fidential. must be limited to the above hours in Washington. Appointments by letter left at my office will be faithfully attended to. au 21-Im* ADIES PLEASE READ THIS— WILLIAM PRINCE, 439 9th street, has about six hun- dred (40) well-made stamps of elegaut designs for Embroidery, Braid, &c., that he will sell cheap, the whole or part, and teach the buyer the Composi- tion. furnish Cushiens and Brushes, and explain how to use them. gratis. Being part of a duplicate set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to cugege in this proatable business and having « small capital should je CONFIDENTIAL “Young men who have in jured themselves by eertain secret habits, which unfit them for business, pleasure, or the duties of married life; also, middfe-aged and old mon, who, from the follies of youth, or other canses, feel a de: bility in advance of their years, before placin, themselves under the treatment of’ any one, shoul first read Tho Secret Friend. Married ladies Will learn something of importance by perusing “Phe Secret Friend.” Sent to any address,in & sealed envelope. on receipt of Scents, Address Dr, CHAS. B. WARREN, Boston, Mass, 209-1 {BUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES OF ALL KINDS. PEACH TREE: APPLE TREES, E. TREE! ERRIBS, LUMS. APR eee And a great variety of = 5 BHADE TREES. STRAWBERRIES. RASPBERRIES, GOOSEBERRIES, &c., &c. Reliable TREES from the best nurseries. Persons in want of the above Trees and Plants will please send in their orders early, to JNO. A. BAKER, Agricultural Warehou SS and 90 La. ave., bet. 9th and 10th ate, 86 13-e01W ‘Washington, D.C. 2 a rE, Janes C. McGUIRE & CO., FURNITURE WABERKUOMS. EVERY VARIETY OF FINE CABINET FURNITURE. ALSO, THE CELEBRATED TUCKEB SPBING BED, Which for Comfort, Cleanliness and Cheapness is unrivalled. JAS. UO. McGUIRE & CO., se 16-Im Corner of 10th and D streets. i Laine b 85.00 feet of ground loyer for any incr a 2 oem. salad li tween Brick and W: WwW suitable J for housekeeping, between Penn’a avenue | POOR RENT. id I st. and Mth and $d sts. Address a note to E. : containing. +" Star ( Welw | seven and cellar. Gag WANE oa Paltecs | fitreughon ire at as W x bu ers | Georeetown, LICENSE. for Washington. Address cen 3 08 SALE A.B., Star Office fe se 10 RETOR 3 FOR SALE building | ington an ria Turnpike. asty ANTE W pRTposes, 4 paris ofthe customers. Parties having such >. ity. for our . | the stree ks. A superior Lc manufacture icks. Apply at _feG-lm____corner La. avenue and x0 Sal ncinie Boake, WASTEDITHREE Goop sTORE cov Peer ane three-story BRIOK RS. Waluut Tops preferred. Apply HOUSE ou loth str en ly apd 9 Seventh street : eight rooms. ‘gas and water: 24°09. A. neat SOW ANTED.-—Ladies contemplating w Bonne Heo nag om, seh ataeess Bene BALMORALS and HOOP-SKIRT Patel: (Navy Ys 140. A £0 ERS the coming season. and wishin expense of Braiding. should call and see my tiful designs for the above, to be stamped in FAST COLORS AND WARRANTED TO WASH. La- dies’ and Childrens’ Aprons. Joscys, and clothing sta: in imitation of Braid. A saving of one half the usual cost of Braid. 3 made and stamped WM. PRINCE ang 439 Ninth street. y J ANTED—New and Cast-ot CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER. or any other article of value. at the old established Merchant Pawnbro- ker’a Store of R. FULTON & CO., 502 9th street, doors north of Penna. avenne.’ Sole Agent for SINGER'S SEWING MAOH. aezay did RESID Mor 15 large conveniences; § oth street. opposite en eplete with all the moder O00. A fine RESIDENCE 0 M4 oroows. with all mod = jot 5.000 feet of ground: ny Pattern Houses on 1th streets rooms. Cony ar Also a FOR SALE AND RENT. Sec ee On Anite) ed Fees EAM OYSTER BOILER ana Be complete FIXTURES tor gale. Inquire at the ; street, fur Simpson House, corner of 10th and Pa. avenue. improvelents. ew se 18-1W™ An excellent THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE Fee RENT—The HOWARD HOUSE. southwest gu Missouri avenuc, with furniture, for sale. corner 9th street and Pennsylvania svenue, ia STORY BRICK, dyand all modern —Fine THR. FOR RENT. forrent. The honse contai A fine THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE on order, ha water an street north near Lith, furnished. modern improve- | terms, &c., apply to \ se 1s ot" Auc A Rema new, brick ho RENT gas. near 5 tively cost mi 84.000 each. on and Commission Merchants. BUY Qui bargain, four-story, nearly Ss. ll rooms each, bath re c t=. and well built houses ey to build than we ask. Price R. M. HALLS, se 18 Real Estate Exchange. (OR RENT.—A frame HOUSE. containing 7 rooms, siturted on L street. bet. 18th and 19th streets. Inquire at No, 357 2th street, betG and H streets se 17-6t" (OR SAT.E—Two FRAME HOUSES on Capitol Hill; -ix rooms each; lot 16x10, Price $1,109 ang $1200. Only 100 a month until paid: Also. two HOUSES on tth street. Island, at $000 and $1,000 each. D.L. WELLS & CO. selt-lut_ {Exp.] FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE— A two-story BRICK COTTAGE, six rooms: OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, and | d¢lightfully situated within eight minutes walk of MERCHANDIZE for $7,000. They are worth more, | the Treasury Department: with gas. waters The business has been a paying one—moderately | Cellar. and flower and irult garden. "Possession tet and steadily—mouth by month, fer twenty years, | Oct Inquire at 3 hatreet.~_sel7-6t* ments,at RM. HALL’S Estate Exchan se 18 91 Louisiana av., cor. 7th st. WAlts NEw OPERA HOUSE FOR Fronting three streets, near the corner of Pennsyl Vania avenne and 9th street. THIS BEAUTIFULLY FITTED-UP HOUSE Is now for rent by the night, week, or month. to responsible parties, for FIRST-CLASS EXHIBITIONS ONLY. Seating capacity for 1.200 persons. Stocked with secenery and properties, with full stage capacity for traps, &c. For terms. address W. L. WALL & 00., South corner Pennsylvania avenue aud 9th strect, se 1 Ths. _ "PRE UNDERSIGNED WOULD SELL His STOCK without any intermission except for a time when (OR RENT—HOUSE on Massachusetts a the war was opening. With « steadier trade'and | [* Turniched, 1oroome, at S100 peramonth oe’? better prospects than at the beginning of that | Also oue on’ Penua. ave.. 10 Toons, Sid per month. petiod itis offered as ssecure foundation on which, D Also two very elegant houses near the Treasury, the infuslon of some of the modern eleuwentay 8 ore active business may be reared. i se two Nery elegant be i "Store, Fixtures, Cellar, and Waréroom at a mod. | “witableonly for high pricegteneuta erate rent, {se 5] FRANCK TAYLOR. siv-1et [Exp] corner La. ave. aml oth st. OR SALE LOW, AND UPON GOOD TERMS | jy tthe DW ; i IF SOLD IMMEDIATELY —One of the most | JOE RENT— The DWELUING ever the Tobac desirable PRIVATE RESIDENCES on the Heights S Highs bettors. Gritts TAP ENA of Georg town, situated No. 19] Washington stres reurgetowne ‘Laucies at igh « between West and Stoddard streets. and immedi] guy te°towB. Inquire No. 5S High str ately 0) ite the residence of Henry D. yolk Esq. ‘The lot bas a front of o feet by adeptivel ‘OR SALE—The subscriber will sellin lots to 120 feet, is hatdsomely Laid out with Flowers, guilt purchasers, thet woll known fe Fruit, Shrabbery, Grapes, &¢., &¢. The honse fs | Jackson Homestead.” situated InP new and sutstantially bui taining fourteen rooms, excellent porches, and two excellent cel- n é lars, Gas and water throughout the house; cis- | Smith, Sup’t Botanic Gar: tern in yard; hot and cold water, with al! the mod- | unsurpassed around Washi ern improvements; range, boiler, and ail cooking | natural beauty. Mm consists of 344 acre > utensils; Latrobe stove. newly filted up to warm | mirably adapted to subdivision, (beautifully wood- parlor and upper chambers. Chandeliers, with | €d.) The Mansion stands on'a picturesque emi- other gas fixtures, go with the honse. Reuce, with magnificent View of surrounding coun- For further information enquire on the premises { try. including th from 1 until 2%, and 6 end 734 0’clock,#.m.,or to | tracted to build a WMH. WHEATLEY. No. 49 Jefferson street.or | the place. For further particulars apply to tha to THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioucer, No. 174 | uu ed, or Messrs. RAPLEY, SMITH, of Bridge street, at any time. sopi-wtf | AN 03t* JAMES OWENS. {OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, with back | ‘er ite FP Stiding on bth sect, one caethe eeaoret | [POH RENToThe HALL pvr the Washingtoi Rhode Island avenue, containing 7 rooms. In- Library Room, on iith street, south of Penn's quire of A. HEITMULLER, Vermont avenue, be- | avenue, suitable for a school or lecture room. In- tween N and O street 3y¥% | quire at 269 Peun’a aveune. se 13-eolw ‘OR RENT — FURNISHED OR UNFUR- Freie ihe tow gf Camuetize, War 8 NISHED—TWO_NICE ROOMS, front and County, Md... near the farm of G joining the farm ot W. W.B hou part of irae ell improved 1m excellent coniition, Rack parlor, at No. 188 14th street, two doors from pian who dowir comfortabiefiome or is felt, | EO Guuinlk attcors So 0s, Wesoeencse eal ris hrenaratereceatuentaeepeiaey | Roa onesies tek Ealtor of the Star, who knows the. property. w and 13th sts.” ‘ VS se 13-20 will give information concerning it to any Inga: F OR RENT.—ONE LARGE UNFURNISHED ty betwee! : f E'GRONT ROOM ouitable tore Aretclosremeay | Foueeae Wor ee gee and ash Palat and Oil at No. 416 Seventh street, between G and H, near | Store. Also, ROOMS for rent. se Il-26* the Patent office. Inquire within. au 21-Im* FURNISHED ROOMS.—One large South m, and one smaller communicating Room, OR RENT-STORE AND FIXTURE. ‘ble for meat and provision businese hy 36 HIRTS MADE TO ORDER at the FRENCH | situated on K street, next to f vill be S' YOKE SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. 422 H | rented aia, Teasonably to twp peredi denand Street, between llth and 12th. Ladies and Gents, | Water in the house. ‘Street cars within Under Clothing made to order in auperior man-’ | square. seTl-9t! ner. erial furnished wh desired. Pri Feasovable. ‘All work guaranteed ieetris andere FAiSSSE FO SALE, with LOT and FURNI- 'APSCO GUA: Pa Tenens Bee oR. Com Ua AN pox SUPER PHO! . BONE DUST, nee bios POUDRETTE, "PLASTER, &¢., &. A Ne. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, direct from’ tho} Agent of the Peruviar Government, For sale at the lowest market rates. JNO. A. BAKER, Nos. 8 and 96 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 108 streets. in Hay Marks 80 18-colw ‘Washi D.C. Freon DREOT i i LOUISIANA AVENUE. ‘With many thanks for the jiberal patty bites ave, for the convepience of the open sel the above dc » and. red. senate tothe trade our James S Welch lest FAMIL: OUR, and other grades, excin- mont the purchaser is uaved tae. efpeuse of hae Ing from Georgetown, Aaa, tor onle all toe diner: ent kinds of se 6-lm* ILL FEED. eon « WEECE TURE, No. 1 : se 17: HS. BA. KLINE. "|| ity, with hot aud cold water gas hash wom Ne pe ee a food oetlity. Audrees Madea S WILTON pod entity. Medant A , 36 pt WHELAN, | iffenss 11th et., New Yorke scree nue OWARD_ UNIV PROPER Wilvepen « stock of FALL GOODS on! WEDNES- BALE CTOs or the ety bee LORD tot Bho to CRE fo the DeLee welt aoe Ids BS | property. Terms cash; Dalance on 5 years gant stock of Triantingn, Cloaks, Mini eke, | Himes Address Post Office box 08." “ye 8.de" jonnets, Hats, Laces. Under Garments, Fancy | JOR SALE—The FURNITURE of jhouse No 38 Goods, ete.. at extremely low prices. 432 st.; contal: 2 rooms. If not sold befcre ‘Dresses. Cloaks and Bonnets made to order i Ser, will be ’ latest French styles. {Ohron-}"'seig'iw’ | thegroutoe: (eee TORR aCe TOCK, LEASE, AND FIXTURES SOR SALE | FTOUSE TO 2E oaks lass RESIDENCE, Serie ae Orit all the avenlogce of hot and cold wate? pe see . 15 sta bli well ‘anown Ke ablishment of MAD, PRINCE, No. 22 pace. A good room, Teoms; Dortunity for apy one wishing to Ko into en gaan southeast corste of Deabeone Sod Fotire.” If no customers present themselves for 1900 peranmam. % ary ob bet tae ‘ashington, D. 0. the stock entire, the ot fhe, stack ou prevent season will be her trons will find it fo thel yanfaresto call iether gequice any artic in mit: Bae Bearcats Sergrd Story of House Ho, = FABOX GONG: soya im” | rooms and sieotcellar.’ Bent iow? ([ HE CREAT Geri00L BOOK" | Biv at Roa eeristhsirect, "sue vn 5 DEPOT, (At) BALEANTYNEs, 7 498 eth i ‘The largest biockat bags Oud Foes al RES! BURG i. Feet, Ran prdere fo vREsH HAMBUL ‘GBAPus Cnty 2a suet” — Corner Now York ar Mind 1sttiet. FORGES tinea it : 4 :