Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the District, had DD. WALLACH Editor and Proprieter. WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY... SEPTEMBER 23, 1867. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. FOR THE ACCOMMODATION oF Pi SOs leay- ing the city during the summer months they can have the STaR mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents | pet week, for one week or more. MR. STEVENS DYING The Lancaster papers announce that the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens was lying dan. gerously il! on Saturday morning. This forenoon a dispatch was received by Miss Davis, the ward of Mr. Stevens, residing No. 287 south B street, Capitol Hil dated Lancaster, 9 A. M.of to-day, containing the words: “Mr. Stevens is now dying,” nothing further has been heard since chen con- cerning bis condition, but there seems to be no ground forthe hope that he will be able to rally, though his vigorous constitation has repeatedly carriea him through when apparently at death’s door. His disease is dropey on the chest. On Monday last he took trip to Adams county, Pa., to visit his iron ‘works there, very much against the advice of bis physicians, and it 1s probable that he ‘was barely able to reach home before veing Pprostrated with his apparently final illness. Muchas the «Great Commoner” will be missed in the councils of the Nation, the meas. ure of bis honors 13 now {ull,and he will leave this earthly sphere when his fame is at its zenith. Mr. Stevens was born in Caledonia county, Vermont, April 4th, 1793, and is therefore in his 75th year. GENERALS SIC ‘The letter of Governor Orr, of South Usro- lina, to Major General Sickles, late Comman- der of the Second Military District, to which | we referred on Saturday, has been published, and is & just tribute to the administrauve abilities of that officer. That all of those who accept the reconstruction plans of Congress in that district approve of the wise and prudent; administration of General Sickles, which con- ferred substantial benefits upon the great majority of the people, there is no doubt. ‘There are the same indications of public sen- timent, on the part of ali those in the Fifth Military District, who are not actively op- posing reconstruction. They express their regret st the removal of General Sheridan, be- cause they do not believe that any change of of- | ficers will benefit them, and say justly that | whatever army officer is assigned to the com- mand, he is bound to carry out thelaws. Thus it Is that all those who oppose the reconstruc- tion measures of the National Legislature are cf couree hosiile to the officers entrusted with the execution of the laws; while those who favor the admission of their States on the Con- eressional plan regret to see any changes made which may possibly delay that end, or lead to the enforcing of harder conditions. Gen. Sickies, in his reply to Governor Orr, says: “In my retirement it is a source of much satisfaction to compare the present condition of South Carolina with that im whicn I sana it ‘The system of tree labor bas been successfully inaugurated. The emancipatea blacks have been invested with civilrights by the voluntary sets of your Legislature. “The tranquility and | order which b&ve been maintained attest the general desire of all classes of the people to obeerve the obligations of good citizens. An abundant harvest has rewarded industry. Grain is now exported from Charleston. Re- gistration has proceeded almost to competion, ‘without commotion or tumult, or any serious interruption of the ordinary avocations of the people. = The population of the Carolinas have not | tried to prevent the organization of legal civil governments in the rebel States, and it is only Just for me to state that your own prompt and patriotic acquiescence in the requirements of the Government relieved the people you repre- seut of many of the burdens of military gov- ernment, andat the same time removed some of the most serious impediments to the execu- tion of the reconstruction acts in South Caro- fina. I trast your people will not suffer any detriment by reason of complications for which they are not responsible. [t only remains for them, ‘o comply with the conditions preseribed by Congress, and South Carolina will soon be restored to the Union with all her ancient | rigb's and dignity as a sovereign State unim- red. These conditions have no other ob- ject than to make our institutions traly repub- lican in substance and form, that justice may be done, and that no occasion or pretext for conflict may hereafter be found. There is not, in my jndgment, any sufficient Feason to apprebend that the colored people will not make good citizens. Freedom and Sducation sre rapidly developing this long dormant helpless caste. With advantages far inferior to the other races which have fourd their way to thie country, African has proved himself loyal,industriovs and obedieat to the Inwe. Generously fostered and justly treated, the freedmen will become the boie and sinew cf Southern population and power. With the solution of this problem, and the as- perities incident toa long war, the Carolinas will enter & new career of prosperity, Alike attr: wh seeks the happ! YELLOW FEVER AT THE DRY TORGUGAS. The following despatch was this morning received at the War Department from the Dry Torgugas via Key West. “Maj: Stone arrived trom Fort Jefferson, and is very sick. He lost his wife yesterday. yr. Smith's son died Wednesday. Mrs: Smith and daughterare well. Lieutenant Orr died on the 16th, Sickness not abating at the Tortugas. Allright at Key West.” Ir will be remembered that Dr. Smith, son of the late Colonel B. P. Smith, of this city; died of the yellow fever last week, and now webave the sad intelligence ef the death of bis son. —$—$________ GENERAL SHERIDAN APYITED To rurn To-day, a cotamjiies of te citizens and city councils of Philadelphia, composed ot Messrs. D.P. Day, John Shermer, R. M. Evans, J.J, Kersey, Wm. Palmer. P. Duffey, W. Thomp. son, M.L. Johnson, W. H. Cunnington, and W. A. Simpson, who are stopping at Wil_ lard s, waited upon General Sheridan in his parlor, and tendered bim an invitation to visit that city and partake of its Rospitalities. Gen, Sheridan courteously received them, but did not formally accept the invitation. pachecatiadiabamaevin emt EXPERIMENTAL GUNNERY. Next month a series of experiments will be made at Fortress Monroe with heavyordnance against iron, brick, and earth work, to test the penetrating powers of large guns with different Kinds of projectiles. These experiments will be much more extensive than those of former yetrs, and will doubtless attract much atien- tiom among ordnance men. Mr. Taylor, for a number of years attached fo the Arsenal, who bas had lerge experience in gunnery, is at the Fortre:s preparing the Projectiles. ek ik a React bata UNION PACIFIC RAILROA, ‘The Commissioner of the General "Lad Or- fice has just received, through the Secretary of the Interior, the definite location-of the Union Pacific Railroad. Eastern division from tne 220th to the 200th mile post, or from Fort Harker to Fort Hayes, Kansas. This map isaccepted a2 the definite location of that portion of the.route,and will form the pasis for the adjustment of the I=nd grant. DEATH OF MB. CULBY. By despatch, published elsewhere, it wil] be seen that Hon. §. B. Colby, Register of the ‘Treasury, died on Saturday last. Mr. Uolby was appointed Register as the successor of Hon. L. E. Chittenden, in-April, 1864. He was & native of Vermont, and 8 prominent lawyer of that State. He was about 50 years Of age. THE EXAMINING CORPS OF THE PATENT OFFIO! The following is a list of the Exatniners and their assistants, and the various ci CJ which they are assigned im the Patent Office, under the recant act ot Comgress sutmprizing an increase of the corps. Fibrous and Textile P and Fing ArteL. Division 2—Mr. Peale, Examiner; Messrs. Parks and Mercer, Assistants. ‘ Builders’ Hardware and Fire-Arms.—Mr. Taylor, Examiner ; Messrs. Bovie and Burke, Assistants. Civil Engineering—Railrosds._Mr. James, Examiner, Messrs, Spear and Bennett, As- sistent. Viathematical.—Mr. ton Examiner; Messrs. and Erni, Assiatai ‘Steam Engines.— mr. Blanchard, Exemin-r: Messrs. Cook and Callan, Assistants. Metal Working —Mr. Jayne, Examiner ; Mesere. Myeatt and Simpson, Assistants Chemical Compositions and Metalurgy.— Mr. Hedrick, Examiner: Messrs. Ooombs and aylor. Assistants. Glass, Leather, aad Ston Far Peele, Messrs. Matile and Reiter. A ani Agricultaral— Division 1 1 Mr. Brainard, Ex- miner; Mesers id Bates, Assistants. Grinding Mi snd Wood Werking. Mr. Crawford: Examiner, Messrs. Grinnell aud Trelan, Asststants. Hydraulics and Pneumatics.—Mr. Connelly, Examiner; Messrs. Nolen and Lawrence, As- sistants. Household Forniture.—Mr. Fales, Exami- ner; Mesers. Wilkinson and Fitch, Assistants. Surgical and Wearing Apparel Bar- nett, Examiner; Messrs. Munson and Tones, Assistants Metal W. ring. —Mr. Bebb, Exammeér; Mr. Tasker, Ai Carrisges. ar, _Schoepp, Mitchellt Assistan ‘Agticultural—-Division 2.—Mr. Thacher, Foro apa Messrs. Reed and Rainey, Assis- nts. wrine ae pasetiae: ow! ce ge sion 1, —Mr. Stewart, Examiner; Mesers. cveratt ‘and Hays, Assistants, Calorifics and Illumination.—Mr. Deane, Examiner; Mr. Carle, Assistant. Fibrous and Textile—Division 1.—Mr. Gre- Examiner; Mr. rents Presses, &c.—Mr. Peters, Examiner; meses. Folger and Walton, Assistants. FROM ADMIRAL FARRAGUT, A despatch has been received at the Navy Department trom Admiral Farragut, cem- manding the European Squadron, dated U.S. Flag-ship Franklin, off Warholm, below Stockholm. Sept. 3d, 1°67, announcing that he left Cronstadt on the 30th of August, with the Franklin, Ticonderoga, Canandaigua, and Frolic, and proceeded to Irongsend Roads, This excursion was made because of a wish expressed by the Grand Duke Constantine that Admiral F. should visit the fron-clad fleet as- sembled there. Upon entering the roads our squadron was received with a salute. On the following day, Admiral Farra- gut, with his staff, went on board the two-turreted ship Smertch, and under the escort of Vice Admiral Bontskow proceed- ed to Wylorg. In the evening they dined on board the Russian Flagship. Every vessel of the Russian squadran was brilliantly illumi- nated. On this occasion a handsome compli- ment was paid to the American people and our bavy by anextract which Admiral F. encloses, and is as follows: « Extract from the signal book of the Rus- sian Imperial Iron-clad Squadron: Let us re- member the glorious examples of Farragut and hie followers at New Orleans and Mo- bile.” In conclusion Admiral F. says: «At 2/p. m., September Ist, we got under way and proceeded to sea, exchanging salutes with the flag ship, and thus, amid cheering from all the ships of the two squadrons, concluded a visit which from first to last has been marked by the interchange of the warmest friend- ship.” Admiral Farragut anchored off Wao- holen at one o'clock on the afternoon of the ‘3d instant. LECTIONS IN THE SOUTH. It is said that General Grant will shortly suggest to the commanders of the five military districts that the elections be held in each of the districts on the same day. Also, that the President and General Grant have recently had 8 conzultation on this subject, and agreed in their views in reference to it. [7 The New York Herald is about to break connection with the Associated Press and to set up in opposition to that agency. With all is enterprise and resources, Bennett will have | up-bill work sp. fighting that wealtny and powerful organization; and the papers that ‘were victimized by the Craig opposition to the «Great Monopoly” will be shy about taking part m another opposition in ahurry. We trust, however, that Bennett's moyement will | Rave the effect to spur up the Associated Press to a little more enterprise. A concern tha cannot furnish the Washington aiternoon pa- pers with a word of Baltimore news, or with a single figure of an event of as mach impor- tance as the Vermont election until two days after it had happened, needs a litile whole- some competition. PERSONAL.—Mayjor General Jobn F. Farns- worth, M.U. of Missouri, is in the city, and ‘will be present at the Soldier's and Sailor's Union this evening, at their hall. No. 4$1 9th street. Senator Wade and Representative Spalding, of Ohio, announce themselves in favor of @ continuous session of Congress trom the day of its meeting until the 4th of March, 1569. **Gen, Hancock, Brig. Gen, Mitchell, chief of staff; Secretary Welles, F. P. Blair, Sr., and Col. Cooper, of Tenn., dined with the President yesterday. ‘Gen. E. M. Rice, of lowa, Dr. Wm. H. Jones, of the +, Hiram Funche, of New York, and E, A Pollard, of the Southern Opinion, Richmend, Va., are at the National Hotel. UNITED STATES GRAND LoDGR oF Opp-F EL. LoW8 —This bedy, which has been in session 1a New York for a week past, adjourned sine die on Saturday. The 26th of April was fixed upon 83 a standing thanksgiving day of the Order. Resolutions were adopted reiterating the right ef subordinate Lodges and Encamp- ments to select their officers 0 having the term of office of officers of subordinates as six months. A resolution was carried giving the power of electing Grand officers to Past Grands in good standing. GuNERAL HANCocK.—Un account of the prevalence of yellow fever at New Orleans, General Hancock will not go there antil the middle of October. He will leave this city about Wednesday or Thursday, and proceed to St. Lonis, where he has some private busi- ness to attend to. General Mower, now in command of the Fif.h Military District, con. sults with Gen. H. on all important matters relative to affairs im that District. Gen. Han. ceck bad another interview with the Pres. ident this morning. Tue ExGLish OPERA.—The popular baritone of the Richings troupe, Mr. S. Campbell, has a benefit at the National Theatre this evening, on which occasion Rossini’s splendid opera ot “Cinderella” is announced, with the charming Mrs, Seguin in the title role. Mr. Campbell is @ fine artist and worthy gentleman, and the opera is one of Rossini’s most admired pro. auctions. There will bea crowd present, and seats should be secured early. Tux Wuirz Hovss.—A number of visitors ‘were at the Executive Mansion to-day. nearly all of whom had an interview with the Presi- dent. General Sheridan called this morning, and was with the President a short time. General Hancock and Hon. J.S. Black also @n audience with the Executive this morning. Dru oF CoMMADDER YOuNG.—Intelligence has been received at the Navy Department o¢ the death of Commander George W. Young, commanding the United States sisamer -| Suwanee, who died at sea on the 30th of Au- gost last. His remains were buried the next day at Manzanillo, Texas. RETURN OF THE STSAuBR DALE.—The Uni- ted States steamer Dale, of the practice squad- ron, which left Annapolis about two menths since with 4 number of midshipmen on Leaps for & practice cruise, arrived at Saturday last after a cruise in Bahipeesl waters. ee TSR SEREWADES TO-NIGHT.—We are author. iaed to state that the seransde to bé given to. night om behalf of the Grand Army of the Republic to Generals Sheridan and Sickies, ‘will be extended to General Hancock, who is stepping atthe Metropoiitan Hotel. ! paeienenetnahensinncaatitet bes ‘THe ManrLanp Ecection,—Every county in Maryland voted for the Constitution” a, the recent election, giving an aggregate ity of 23.962, which figures willenty be aight ly changed by the official returns from Somer-! set, Worcester, and St. Mary's, InveanaL RBVEXUN—The Teccipts t this source lo-day worg eons om gory, Examiner; Messrs. Thayer and Sturgiss, - FROM EUROPE TO-pay; P>.. {By Gable to the Associated Prées.] ‘Lompew, Sept. 2. —Noon—Conanig i ‘UzS. 5.20’, 73. { about on a oe. LivegpooL, Sept. 23.—Noon—Oation en. ani¢ of .the previous changed. have bpent its force. ANTWsEeEP, Sept %3.—Noon—Petréleus. EJ france. Lonpon, Sept, 23.2 P. M. ‘S.5.20's unchanged. LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23.2 r. m—Oorn, 425.1 Beef, 147s., 6d.; Tallow, 448, Other eruvies {without exception, say that money will bimore active this week than it was last, and eojtinue so until afier the first Monday in Octopr, when the quarterly re- tarnsof thenatiog! banks aremade up. There Censols, 95 1%; UL unchanged. 18 Btill talk of a terrible time.to come, and con. ROR ES SE Ree nn od fidence im the fawre of the market is by no DEATH OF HON. S. B. COLBY. means Fe-éctablisied. The drain Westward is MontTrstigr, Vt. Sep.23—Hon. Stoddard B. Colby, Register of the Treasury, died at Haverhill, N. H., on Saturday night, where be was ona visit. FROM MEXICO The Body of Maximiliaa—Marquez in the undoubtedly'on the Increase, and is now very heavy, but there wae nothing im this feature of the monetary sfuation to create uneasiness ‘when the money yanic was engineered on the Stock Exchange fast week. The rate for first class commercial paper continues to be percent., The Treasury resumed its n es of Mountain: old on Saturday, and after opening at 142% baleen shied galt ial) the price d 42}; but from this point despatches from Mexico Gity, dated the 7th Price declined to 142; » tas tate thatthe body of tha emperor Max. | 8 stady advance to 1434, the closing quets. imtiian had arrived there from Queretaro, and would probably be placed in the hands of Ad- miral Tegethoff. Mail advices by way a state that Marquez was seen in the mountains, accom- panied by one or two men, making his way to ‘the sea coast. Fire im Wheeling. ‘WHEELING, Sept. 23.—Mc Donald & Mitchel’s stables, witb thi pores: and wagons be- longing to Adams Express Company, anda portion of Beck's brewery, were burned this morning. Tbe loss is heavy. One man was badly injured An Express Agent and $70,000 Missing: New York, Sept. 23.—Leonard Gillette, in charge of the Merchants’ Union Express car from Albany to this city, is missing. Seventy thousand dollars im his charge are also missing. tion, took piace. The range of gold during the week was from the bighest point on Mon- day lst, 1445, down to 142, the lowest point reachei on Saturday. ——_ Government Securities. Wastxaron, Sept. 23, 1967—Jay Cooke & Co. turnuh the following quotations of Gev- ernment ®curities: . 8. Five Twenties, 1965. v8. Five ‘Tventies, Jan&J'y, S. Ten F New York Market. Naw Youu, Sept.29 Cotton dull; middling uplands 2tc. Flour dull and drooping. W: ffm for winter. Gorn te beter Hye quiet, Oats 1a2c better. Pork firmer; new mess ey, wo hope dara quiet at 13Kalic, eM AB SPRINT Whisl ja! arley and peas nominal. Freights an Spirits of turpentine 59. ORANGE CRE SEAM, CHO Late Rosin in moderate request. RSHMALLOW’S JELLY DROPS, ITE NCUGAT, ee Uae U RIDENOUR'S. ge 23-3t* 304 Penna ‘ay. and 421 Lith st. ‘T)-DAY, OPENING Ty $10, 060 Worth ‘THE SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.—‘Data” writes ‘WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—Advices from New Orleans through private sources, indicate that General Mower will postpone the election in Louisiana until about the first Monday in No- vember, on account of the prevalence of the yellow fever and other causes. From tne same sources i! js learned that a portion of the DRY ‘Goons, radicals of Louisiana, Mr. Durant among itiext to Wa, them, desire a postponement of the election on The price of aach article is puaranteed, the ground that colored voiers have not had Acall resyectfully solicited, as we are sure no sufficient political training and culture. In | customer will to away unsuited: 86 25. official circles nere, however, it is not believed ithout Board, ple: 12 K strovt, aes i = Aare AND 350 a N a it person to do the coo! ard. ‘One Large Room, : i fora, a tier Of COgrt TE abie Boarders w iE lig poe ho Porth B strest, Capito 70K MONTH WILL BE PATD FOR p steady middie, nagd wor 65 65% large unfurnished or twosmai! Rooms, WwW ANTERG: TON se se chamber She wil with board, for Bornemsn, ¥ wite, mad Peolnred ser: assist with ne sewing “gree " 369, northw: vi here are few or no | Corner of sthand H etreetae se83-3t Addrees Box , Ral ly ‘References given. PANTED—A GIRES Heck baby too years DARD —With or without ROOMS. thatg CE pate tN ee — With or without i Biocon, southeat ‘corner 10th igen west. itt ANTRD_By & recpectable woman a SITUA LON to cook eeband dren for» private family, at the'Ster office, between the hours of and 21 ne HEE tiorning. “000-* ‘A TO BORROW ae ry $1 Menthe 81000 for which ton percent. will be allowed, Address CLVES, Str ington D. » del oy roots. One a t bes a had some experience in the grocery aud write, and ‘hat li is well acquaint- ed with the city and Gecrgctown. “Apply to Amer- can Tea Coy 218 Penn, avenue, On 00 PASTED for THELVERORTHG, for wl pe C liberal bonus and legal interest heer ‘be bs real estate yal urity Fizen upon imp: proved are SOBRE: EING Bozias, Waskinston D-G ED PARLORS a TE hag URED EROS" with or without Board. moderate. No. 4) 6th at., bet. C and La. avenue. ee ER RENT—NICELY FURNISHED | 5 Oat or wit tbont pees Apply at 1 isth, between E and F e! na ‘pst FOR BOARD. & ROME, FAI Phy Bit Lied EL and Gaslight sets paca. on Penn’s terns rhe “he. comer gt stot 4 RENT —Several neatly furnished and u Fam ROOMS, with or without peas a at 516 K atrect, betweon 4th and TRY BUARD be spicieel ata oR private Teaidence, with Pe ee bt and comfort. every necessary fent to the cars. ngibper week. "For address epply at the aed Oa, 8 ft BLE BOARD at No. 464 10th strect, 'T Soars north of ‘the syenue. ‘Terma 3 LOST AND FOUND. —On tha 24 natant. cn lath street bev ith aural séttingy the finder of which wil L please vue , ioe between Band F VAM) r PREMISES, on the Sr iesrsats Cora BULL, white liced; Soard on hie horns: The civsler fa reanented Yo come forward, prove at ‘5a 000, mamseddssely, ANTED—Ts awhite man, a SITUATION as barkeeper or waiter in a hotel; best of ref. erences given. Address C. M.. Star Office. se 21-3t* ANTED—An honest white or colored GIRL, (Germ referred,) to cook, wash and iron, Apply at A. HOLST! N's Restaurant, street, between 19th and 20th st: e21 -2t* ANTEB=A ladysthe wiow ofan US 9 Warrer ao icnares Position Gare class Milliner or Di maker. Have no opines: nm tonew in familie, Please addres U. B. Shee, ANTEDSA Youn nurse Apply at German GIRL to sot as 07 th street. se 20-3t_ ANTED.—A GOOD WHITE BARBER. Ap: property, pay charges, and take him i eagle oo ¥ATRICK MONROE, se 3t" ° No. Ud BAL under Nate Theatre. 19th st., between East Capitol ge 23-3t* and South A streets, STRAY COWS Taken up on the 10th Septem: ber, one red all over ; right horn cut cn the end ; the other red. with ‘white tail and feet, star in the forehead. a piece cnt off the left horn, and ahole through the right horn. ‘The owner ik re- ANTED One, firet class WOOD TURNER Wanted immediately. Good wages and steady employment. Inauire of N.C. DRAPER & CO-, corner Toth and O'streets, Washington, sea)-3t* WANTED FOR TWO YEARS, secured Ly deed of trast on. large wented to claim proper charges and take | farm of scres of land, under cultivation. them away, MADISON TONKS. Blagksonth. Please apply at . AIGLER’S, Shoemaker’s Farm,7th street, se 17-1w" 319 D street. 8 z-it* Turnpike, near Brightwood, ANE TO MY PREMISES. on Friday. the 2ith inst. ,two BUFFALO 8, one a large brin- cow, crop off her tett ear, white spot-on her right sheulder, and the other a red cow. white stripe down her pack. white belly. ‘The owner is requested to come forward, prove prope charges and take them away: LANDON SHIPM Fort Massachusetts, be 23-3t* above Chain Bridge. Pores 8 fhe 18th of September, a small COW. e horn broke. ‘tite Do ANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH—From 25 to 100.000 feet of Gronnd in the northern part of the city. STARE & METCALF, Real Estate Brokers, (Plant's Building, 8el6 t cor. New Yorkave. and itis Po TE BUSINESS. GENTLEMEN, Re Ww. ASH. INGTON CITY, D.C TION Bookkeeper or Clerk fas br Te Sieur stands single and double entry and bookkeeping and mercantile correspondence, and has had the eof it in a fancy store on Penney! e dry goods store on Penusy dake corner of 9th street: tates Bad Ince auction stone ot Pennsylvania av- for eleven years. and hed. a watary of one jousand dollars per annum Well, to have an- other situation he will commence and fromall the that General Mower will take action in that direction except upon consultation with and suggestion from General Hancock, who, though absent from the headquarters of his command, bas, nevertheless, control of affairs in the fifth military district. General Hancock would, it is understood, WHOLESALE AND RET AIL CASH BUYERS J. W. SELBY & CO., No, 323 Pennjlv Avenue, South Side, near ith Street, oye NOW OPE: SNED the most extensive stock FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS Syer aueeat VELY REDUCED PRICES. quiesce in the suggestion that all the elec- Sy hep edee piece tions be held on the-same day in the fire aie Wejnvit Yetteution of et hb tricts. The President and General Grant SERIA Hp attention oy sioes: cash bears: duties of one fer any salary. and upon the liberaty of his employer for any tncresao of 1. ‘sels-1 .B., No, 217 6th street nckater and Bedler’s PERSONAL. {DWARD McKAY, WHO'S NAME WAS IN Ma the Bankruptey notices om the Lath of Septein- r ar¢ s 0 - ANCERSE tor "Wantington, Address her, was net Bdward/Thomas McKay, Stone Cut- | VV, LICENSE f sm ADIES| WE JUST RECEIVED FROM TANTED—We want to buy LOTS for building Paris the largest and most. somplete stock, in purposes, ip various parts of the city. for our Colura,in Hate and in Style—all ch customers. us. Parties having such call and D. L. WELLS & CO. Be 6: corner La. avenue and 6th stre MONGEOT'S Ht MAN acne st had a consultation on this subject some days ago. They agreed that under the reconstru tion acts neither the executive or ceneral-in- chief has any control or autherity over tue elections or registration ; but they are also un- derstood to agree in the propriety of holding the eleclions on the same day, and that it ‘would be advisable to suggest the same to the UTCH BULBOUS FLOWER BOOTS, FRUIT ES, &c. The cgusrygian! tis inst received his annual supply of Duth Bulbons Roots from the same em minent House in Haarlem. Holland, that has sup. him the ast 16 years, the roots are this season plie of the finest acini. plion—consisting of Doubli several district commander, not in the shape of an order, but in an advisatory communica- tion, which General Grant was expected to send. itis not known that General Granthas communicated on the subject with the district commanders. FRUIT TREES. wo. ig Reset te finest quality. cheap. 000 G: all the choice varities. jam. Strawbe: Tries, Rrergreens: shady Trees. Ros Conuine Garten Seeds, fresh, pure. toe JOHN SAUL. 446 Seventh street. ne opposite Patent Office, BALTIMORE PoLttics.—The DemocraticCon- servative party holds its primary elections in Baltimore to-day tor the election of delegates to the judiciary convention, which conven- tion, itis understood, is to meet at the Front. sireet Theater at noon to-morrow. The polls are to open in each ward at 12 to-day, and close at p. m., and the elections to be conducted by regularly appointed judges and clerks—no one to be entitled to vote uniess his name appears on the regular registration books. ted, Be 23-€06t" LAXDSOAPE, PAINTING. WM. CLEOD Has formed a class in the stent Pe seenooe: dah hetreae, between nd 10th. The class being limited. the lessons equivalent to private ones. Schools also at- tended. 8e19-Im Mes!¢ sok abov 9th OUND BOOKS, NEW MUSIC, And overy aricle in the trade at large discounts fore moving to ew store. efore moving to our new store, 1, se 19-6t 306 Penn 7 -The reported new islands in the Pacific are nota myth, after a! The Untted States ganbost Lackawanna is at anchor off Brooks’ Island, which is reported to be situated in the 23th degree of latitude, with good anchorage for the China line of steamers in eight fathoms water. It will be used asa depot for these steame!s, and @ scheoner has already taken an instalment of supplies. Rusexe uns ATURERS OF KNIGHT'S PATENT HYDRAULIC CEMENT, DRAIN, SEWER, AND CULVERT PIPE, 3, 4,5, 6,9, AND 12-INCH BORE. ‘They stand the most severe tests of acids, im- in strength with age and use. fect in. their. tnterior cae than a! ABSENCE O¥ THE COMMISSIONER OF Pa- tTENTs.—Hon. T. OC. Theaker, Commissioner of Patents, will leave the city to-morrow evening for a short visit to Philadelphia, Poughkeep. sie, Albany and Saratoga Springs. He will be abeent about three week vyerts under heavy railroad embankments. Factory at G Street Wharf, Washington, City. ge 19-1m (Chron. & Express} BOOTS AND SHOES, ri AT 226 SEVENTH STREET, between M and N streets, at PRIME Cost. ‘The subscriber having concluded to change busi ness, takes this method of notifying the public that he will sell the remainder of his stock of FINE BOOTS AND SHOES at prime cost. All in want of bargains will please call early, as. the goods must positively be sold preparatory to removal on the first of October. s@-From J. Shillington, Udeon Hall, we have The Peoples’ Magazine, (reprint) for Sep- tember, beautifully illustrated, as usual; also the Riverside Magazine for young peopl BURMAH !—MUNG-SHAW-LOO, a native of Burmah, willdeliver x Lecture on Bur- cae Customs, &c.; together, with r rif the late Dé. Judson. on TUh: EV September 24thy in the First Baptist Church, idth treet, hetwosn Gand Hy at 7% o'clock, MERTING OF THE BUILDERS EX. ANGE An adjourned meeting of the LDERS EXCHANGE willbe belie Bee DAY NIGHT, 23 inat., at their rooms, 421 E street. opposite the General Post Office. full a tendance is solicited, as the it of the Goma. tae on By-Laws and Consiitutt submitted, and the elec rT a order of cARD. ”e are pleased to inform the public that w now prepared to sell.at public suction all de tions of merch arte declining how: keeping will aly ind ready sale for their goodi at our warerooms, Noises About one hundred and seventeen new Shoe Boxes are also offered at a great bargain. Respectfully, Be 19-5t* me if M.J.BALL. ST RAPID SELLING FRUIT JARS Tithemarket, at King Place, corner is} and Vermont avenue. MON CSE niin WHEAT FANS, ident. a TM street, bet CIDER MIL, Hand1. Particular attention given to the sale ct AY PEESSES realestate. Auction sales ever Monta Ines. “HAY HOP P AND WIRE, day, Friday, and Saturday, at9a. Bi and 7 ORN ied LLERS, e bo. HAY AND FODDMR CUTTERS, se 1B-1lw [Chron.} Ae A HORSE PONS GRAIN DRILLS, FFPQE,SALE—A SOREL PONY. suitable for a lady or a doctor; will work in harness or under PLOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS, a sniaie Apr a on Bt. north, bet ai ROWS, &c., &c. Sts. castsat A/SPEER'S Bakery. sorte | At lowest market rates. 7OR SALE. CHEAP—HORSK, BUGGY. aya Vion: Ot apd DO Lowians armate, F ty Teenie 85 sine Tgnuout fo, leave wth Bet. oh and loch sts..(tn Hay Markets), audjats ‘hetween the houre of 2and oe an sel8-eolw ington. D.C, TE, UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIs—pay | WtECOX SEWING > @ MACHINE. formed a Copartnorahtp under the name of LL. ROBIN "late Wall Stephens, seam fn atronge and Jom able to rip in une Pennsylvania avenue. W. than fhe Lock stitch." Judes! Report, Qt the Gre nal.” be eran Torts" and annples of Work con- taining crane Kinds of wiltchox, on tho same plece of 234 Pe sire) bets ash ait Bt 1 ite wine ene ‘Washington, D. ¢ So Roahy se2-co-lw __[Chron, Intel Rape} dow. EW AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, D3 Jn the moet choice designs and coloring, opened MONDAY HORAIRG. eine fly ne 323 Sane rae Avenue, 8¢ 23-eolw South Si sneer 7th Street. 600 BARRELS OF WHISKEY FOHE FOR SALE —A oma HORSE AT WHOLESALE D, a i ; excellent eHoree, gba you ould yell bro ee Of the following brands, vin: Yanted soand. ‘The owner having house for him, | ¢, GAUTIER'S CABINE oS HN FPR I & UO.'S Salon Stables “ FAMILY NECTAR,” 6th st., bet. C and Louisiana “OLD EXTBA MONONGAHELA RYE,” And the well-known “RUSH RUN BOURBON,” All of which are offered by the subscriber to the trade AT LEAST 20 T0 25 CTS. PER GALLON LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED EITHER IN NEW YOBK, PENNSYLVANIA, OR MARYLAND, Of the same grades ot hel Iwill rT whiskies to the public by ws eva bata ° Oe ee D. BI 5 THE C. GAUTIER CARIN ON. at 6: Bhich ss is the purest Rye Whisky ever sold in this to cal t myst at Pree e pe mates mht ALL PRINTS AND DELAINES, { ‘e are opening to-day— 300 PIECES NEW STYLE FALL PRINTS, embracing MERRIMAOK, COCHECO, SPRAGUE and PA. CIFIC BRANDS, at 18 and 20 cents per yard, 200 PIECES PACIFIC AND, HAMILTON MOUSSELAIN DE LAINES, in very choicg FALL STYLES, at 2% conts per yard., FOREIGN DRESS GooDs. ‘all open ina few days, a large stock of BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, IRISH AND ¥BENCH POPLING; BLACK LYONS VELVETS, We PARIS KID GLOVES, whenever it may be roles . BEAL LACE GOODS, £c. 4 8 pneatola Byes fos % eth ‘Ban OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, ‘Whiskies ero sold at peu Joss to which we respectfally invite the attention of ot ous gation than can be Darehacod anywhere sls, of i customers and the public generally, 'WHISEY,” AT JO8. J. MAY & 00, aga is rie MAGIDELE LO eet) ia SW-stif 308 Pa. ave., bet. oth and 10thetl, | in '5 ae naden' se a ete | i Eiteareesase { ANTED_THREE GOOD STORE COU EHS. Walnut Tops preferred. Apply at 3 515 Seventh street. *6 YY ANTED Ladies contemplating wearin, W AiiOnats ond Hoop Se TRE iE ERS the coming season, and wishin Mes atoid tab expense of Braiding, should call and see my bean~ {iful designe for the shove, to be stamped in FAST S AND WARRANTED TO Shea‘ and Childrens’ Aprons, Joseys, and Under. clothing stamped in imitation of Braid. A saving of one half the usual cost of Braid. Any Pattern bear and stamped Marrow 5. sarroxp, (Formerly of Montgomery, Alabama) ATTOBNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D. C. Office No. 389 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 FOR SALE AND RENT. + 1a six room Hi water aad gas. E. RICHARDSON, 4731 Hs be tween crf tt Gad. t ih ets. snes ewe) 135 NOR RENT—Three or four Furnished ROOMS U., ated aii together, Apply on tio premives (02 Sth atveot west. betiress mG at i 4 RENT—Threo unfurnished — oars Guire at No.3 Nichol's Place, betweon B and streets north, and Delaware avenues Foxe Georgetar atNo. 134 Dunbartou street com Rich Congress atrecta. Table Board can be obtained next door ae 23 2w* OR SALE—Several FRAME TMOUséS, near Pop fiat Department ; several FRAMES on Now ork avenuej-one on a " THOR. vAGG ‘AMAN, Real Estars Nrokes 16 Pa. avenue. FOREE RENT— en BRICK HOUSE, One BRICK HOUSE, fine yx One anil BRICK THOS. K. WACGAMAN. Beal Estat se 2-3t 126 Pennsylys avenii SEVERAL UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR EN ituated. Please E, vis.situated on H street north. b tween 4th nod Sth rtreets weet, For terms, &e., apply to Dr Be 23-38% 547 9th streat, [FOR RFNT—A BRICK HO containing 19 rooms, bath room, water end situated G street. (S12) between 4th and sth ply to A. DAILEY, Dentist; 392 Penneylvante Washington, D, NICELY f with gax and water. K Location pleasant and contral. Noue but most re sponsible party need apply. For part cules on auire at the Star Office. pres OR RENT—A nicely-farniali 1PARLOR on tho first floor front. Also, a small BED-ROOM front.ina small private family, suitable for two gentlemen, at 384 8th street, near the Patent Of fice se 23-20" RMS, located five n Washington. $100 of the purchase money down: balance in monthly instalments of 25 per month. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real state Broker, 126 Pa. ave., bet, 19th and 20th, FOR SALE—Two Two-story FRAME HOUSES containing seven rooms each, in the new and. cleggnt block near, the terminus of Ninth atreot and Boundary. Price nt $39 per month. POR SAL) miles fr 20 23-tf 465 Ninth street, bot. E 50. CASH AND $35 MONTHLY WILL BUY asmall HOUSE and LOT, situated on N Street cor, Ist gtreet east and and M street fouth, Navy Ya He METCALR, Real Extate Rrokers. ( Piant’s Building se28-3t New York Avenue Spee Stre ST UTEGE RENT, Goop W AND FIX TURES for sale. Inguire at 423 7th strost ge 21-2t* FOE RENT-FRAME HOUSE, of four Rooms. corner 22d and _F streets,at $12 per mon’ advanc.; key at 255 F wtrect 23t Bet \RENT—Three furnished and two unfu nished ROOMS Bi i Pennsylvania ave reets, betw Dynan aa OR he and ventral DINTNG ROOMS, at fi street be-ween 12th and 13th. for rent and Furat- ture for For REN 10 front avenue, good for Milliner or Dressmaker; also ASHOP. paivier_ or carpenter. Inquire at DE- MONGEOT 8, Human Hair Store, 279 Pennsyl nia “avenu 80 2 T—HOURSE to let of seven 3 pee month, aud FURNT eilon sth street, between L street and Northern Liberty Market. aco OR RE se2L-3t cor La. avenn’ Sth street. Pr RENT —On 2d street eust.three Rooma»— one furnished and two unfurnished—for rent. on the pi arhuateuranan PURNISHED RC large and desirable furnished ROOMS for rew in ahealttiy location. Apply at 459 12th street, between Gand H. se 20-3t* Fe RENT CHEAP—Three or four communi ating ROOMS on second floor. suitable for mises six doors south hon care. eping for small family. Con At No. 297 43s street, between rat. and L sts. Prompt Attention, se 18-tf 439 Ninth strest. | Tina. se 9-3" CAN es and Cast-off CLOTHING, old CASH, AND £30 MONTHLY. WILL Suchit ¢F Sumurtein humbagay eee DED | WV GOLD and stayed” aout’ par! § D0 bnyra yew room ave eure F y 4 | the south side of H street. Teland. betwen 4g an ere upoalte Dens allows Ballad (th 6. salt Ue Ker's Store of f. FULTON & CO., 302 9th street ete Rik METCALF. SINGER’S SEWING 3 doors north of Penna, avonne,’ Sole Ageut for LADIES PEASE BEAD THIS— WILLIAM ACHINE. je22-1y PRINCE, 439 sth atreot, has about six hun: red (600) we nando stampa of clopant deslgus for Embroidery, Braid, &c., that he will sell cheap, the whole or part. and teach the buyer the Compoai- tion, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain how to use them, gratis. Being part of a dupli set lately used in Baltimore any. lad engage in this profitable bu mmuaif capital should call at om ea there —You' se them for business, pleasure, or the dutics of ried Ife; algo, middie-eged ond old ‘tien, whe. From the follfes of youth, or other causes, feel a de- ‘lity in advance of their years, before placi themselves under the treatment, of any one, shou! FOR SALE AND RENT. 100 svitpie Lots on Lone TIME! VERY EASY PAYMENTS! ON H AND I STREETS, IN VICINITY OF GENERAL GRANT'S AND ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH. read ‘The Secret, Friend.’ " a i i will learn something of importance by arvia ladien Eighteen first-class three-story Brick Dwelling “The Secret Fri tad to Soy adreas, 1 ina are now being erected, and the adjein- Sata oar sions, ca reoelnt of 25 ox er ing Lots are offered on very liberal terms. BRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES OF ALL KIN. ONLY FROM FIFTY TO TWO HUNDRED H TREES. * = eae 8 2 TREES, DOLLARS CASH PAYMENT RE- PEAR TT RiEE. QUIRED. AND SEVERAL YEARS PLUMS. TIME GIVEN ON DEFERRED APRICOTS, PAYMENTS. And it variety of mee STADE TREES. STRAWBERRIES, GOUSEBENRIES, &c., be. Rellable TREES frora the best nurs: Persons in want of the Rap ‘recy ‘and Plants will please send in thei torte lers early. ™ ‘O-A. BAKER, lageiocieoat Warehouses, SS and 90 La. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. se 18-colw Washington, D Samus c. mccuree & co. SEWERAGE, PAVEMENTS, &c., COST TO PURCHASERS. FREE OF Apply for plat of property, &c., to KILBOUBN & LATTA, Real Estate Brokers, nee Bs cent and se 20-6t TALUABLE SHIP paw aS IN THE ry ry OF ALE DRIA-FOR SALE. Lam authorized to sell. the Valuable property known as‘*Hunter’s Snip-yard,” comprising half square of ground, improved by arf and a Marine Railway, built in the most substantial manner. rhie | Property is very desira- le, a old he most reasonable Apts to H. 0, CLAUGHTON, Attorney @ Prince street, Alexandria, FURNITURE WABEBOOMS. terms. at Law, 08 se 12-Za OR SALE LOW, AND UPON GOOD TERMS IF SOLD IMMEDIATELY — One of the most desirable PRIVA TE RESIDEN n the Heights of Georg town, situated No. 191 Washington street between West and Stoddard streets, and immetif- ow opposite the residence of Henry D. Cooke. Tue lot has # front of 6 feet By agenth of 0 fee t. is handsomely en out with Flowers, Frat’ Shrubbery, Grapes ,&c. The house is hew abd substantially built, containing fourteen rooms,excellent porches, and two excellent cel- lara. Gas and water throughout the house ; cis: tern in yard; hot and cold water, with all the mod- ern improvements; range, boiler, and all cooking utensils; Latrobe ‘atove, newly fitted up to warm parlor ‘and upper chambers. Chandeliers, with other fe ‘as fixtures,.go with the house. For further information enquire on the premises from L until 2s, and § and 79 Wott WHEATERY.N. EVERY VARIETY OF FINE CABINET FUBNITURE, ALSO, THE CELEBRATED TUCKER SPRING BED, Which for Comfort, Cleanliness and Cheapness is o'clock, a. m., or to 9 Jefferson street, or ASTER, &c., &c. A No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, direct ion fe Agent of the Peruvian Government, For sate at the lowest market rates. masivelleds ty THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, No. 174 Bridge street, at any time. ‘sepi-wet JAS. O, McGUIRE & CO., ITO EET the very desirable HOUSE, No 423, _ Stthe corner of Vermont avenue and N street, y st vacal oynto ining 86 16-1m Corner of 10th and D atreets. ‘a ati women x Sea Ae t 4 ial Seomplets will e modern improvements. For particu: PArataveas EXbmsron lars apply to Rev. Dr. Boynton, at his present res, PHOSPHA idence in the new row of frame houses,on the eaat SNUGH'S BAW Bi sideof ith etreet, between Le and M'ste., secomd none DURE BUPED PHOSPHATE, | doorfrom the north coruer- se 3-002Ww" 0 ST, ‘OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, with back ROUDRETTE, y cuullding, on 12th street, next to the corner af I ‘avenue, containing 7 rooms. I guireot A. - BELTULLER, Vermont Srentie, be Nor. #% and 96 Louisiane avant Baty oa aanrape LENS ‘The between hand, eh street in Bay Markt property i ‘well Iimproved to 40, excellent excellent condition | Ht 2 rT, z fege it a willbe sa ola e., oe gentle: LOUR Kee arn pasiwhe deattces Seas cheers sheet ua. | ts avwoba alone ott ‘trade pe Seether are not hs otal av great as erelunively to, se tERe OF ee as TS Welch best Eiftie eons Star, who’ Knows the PrORSEEY, Fainy ty FLOUR, and ‘ll otheg’ grades, excla- ny tng tively of our own ti is arran ‘awed the expense. NF ies Bor own. Alto, he Shomnret as: | i Fee ee ees tety oes: ye 6-lne “_weRR & weicn. | fie thine eu gine OUBE, > iene lk Repeat ae eras 7 BM EOD Ah COO wT __Fousrrune. DE TO ORDER at the FRENC! ORE ie Buu IRT Hit TRY Ae 422 ‘The subscriber is now x PINT to offer to those apd Genta, in search of Canes TT cote’ one of ae rupe lor man: largest and best assorted ever shored in ‘desired. P; Washington, embracing reg me ae and quality, rhe mee f from. the finest Parlor suite down to the cheapest | “oe. . BR. A. KLINE. licit a call from t ho are aioe pourrait coe mine ‘rnc lection they r pentin es ca ie ine Eenkels 6 7S sm abi Set an ele STOVES! pois " Garnett, ancy fe to order in tho ot * ae 16-lw | rapier ac ra sot at to alay so etl Estate Brokers, Plant's Building,) New York avenue and sth st. oF aa ON VERY UIBERAL TEEMS— Nine FRAME HOU four rooms each. cor. ner F and 22d stre (A L pene for specult » Apply to KILBOURN & LATTA, corner ¥ stre F° TESA harsnay BRICK HOTS taining7 rooms, and. blacksmith shop in tha ‘The Lot contains 3.000 fee basement. tof ground. Apply to JOHN HAGHTEL, on Green _ntreet. be tween Brick and Water street. Im* FOE REN TTA BRICK HOUSE. on 2ith street, between Pa. avenue and M street, containing seven rooms, with kitchen and cellar. Gas throughout the house. Inquire at45 Water st., Georgetown. ge 19-5t™ ne tet 'U BRICK-MAKERS.—FOR SALE—About wd ACRES OF LAND in Virginia, on the Was! inaton and Alexandria Turnpike, ‘adjoining the rr Potomac Bric! A su) location for the manufacture of bricks. 427 15th street. se.19-1W {OR RENT—From the ist P. ‘arm consisting of 150 acres, PECT HILL, a F: lying one mile ftom Benning’s or Eastern Bran-h Improvements, Dwelling House, (10 rooms.) small Orchard, and good Stabling.’ The projected railroad passes within half a mile of the -Aivoining the above. 66 acres (or less if desired) FOR SALE. Excellent for market-gardening. Address Re W.L., 344 9th street. _sel9-eott OR SALE BY F.MACE Estate Broker, th street nice, three-story B 10K Hotse on loin street between . and M strecta, rooms. gas and water; $4.90. neat ERAWE HOUSE gen onets’ bat tieirect, Neat Estreet, (Navy Vard;) $1.40. A good FRAME OUSE on the Island, four large rooms, $1,300. A splendid RESIDE’ opposite Gen. Grant's, lor 15 large rooms lete with all the modern conveniences; $15,000. A fine RESIDENCE on Sth street, 12 or 14 rooms, with all modern im- fine Tot, 5,000 feet of ground; $17, 000, Fok SALE STEAM OYSTER BOILER and complete FIXTURES tor sale. Inquire at the Simpson House, corner of loth and Pa. avenue. ¢ 18-1W™ OR RENT—The HOWARD HOUSE, southwest corner 9th street and Pennsylvania nue, is for rent. ‘The house contains 23 rooms: is in good order. having water and gas th at. “For terms, &c-, apply W. f. W 0. se 18-6t ts. FOR BENT GA fame, HOUSE, containing 7 Tome, siturted on L,strect. bet” Isth and 19th, streets. . 337 Mth street, bet G and H street erat" OR 0 Commu: FRAN ‘ond floor. Al- 80 one lal on the ‘third floor Stitablo for gent and wi single gentleman, Ap. ply 493 11th sereets bitween Gand lh eee waste FSR RAGE Teo WaaMeE HOUSES on Canitot gtx gooms cach lot 16x10, Price $1.00 and 81,200. oa 100 a month until Also, two HOUSES on 6th street. Island, at G00 and $1,000 each, 2 - WELLS 8 & 00., sel7-10t LExp.] cor. 6th st. and La. ave. water. a good rd fruit garden. Possession Ist 850 18th steset. Fe Abs one on Penna. rooms, $150 per aie two very elegant houses mene the Treasury, i UNFUR- HOOMS, flout ‘and back parlor, at No. 18 iy rE The Tage apd Gpe House, corner FP olatind K streets, 80.65, 15 room ‘and Rent esis a OR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE— A two- BRICK. }» SIX Fooma: delightfully situat sel7-6t" R RENT—HOUSE on Massachusetts avenue, suitable only f b priced ten je only for high priced tenents, | W-10t__ {Exp} street, two doors from mt stiches i Font acest on Sateen Sa ‘Apply on ises, or at 246 Pa. avenue, a jash sts, se 13-4 i 7 inute of delightfully sit wit nnehghtn nutes walk furnished, 19 rooms, at $100 per mouth corner bby svocand stirit, OR REN? FoNisneb-two ice RENT STORE AND FIXTORES. oult- ro Boas ets 4 mata and s pinaiire ‘nex door, at WM. Re tt age He FSSSE FOR TALE, =i | LOT and FURNI- 14 east 1th T street, New York city, with hot and cold w. bath room, a1 reer ine Oe an in ‘good repair, and in A. WILTON, No. 1 coniiths ttn New York. aw ‘07 AX eAtEorwe of fies ba DOTS in maid roperty. Terms: 5 years Unt Aine Paces SR “he TE NORD OF Bi YOULD SELL Hii od oe eD aS pe. ae 0) ee ng one mnoaeraiel and eet by, 1 or’ twenty yeare, y without any inte ay ea nn for a time woes ‘when the war was ith a trade and better pros: at ing of that itis a6 esecure for on which, By retical of some of the Btore, 'aréroom at ® mod- ‘RANCK TAYLOR.