Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | = ARMY OBANGES. Capt William H. Pec 19th ¥. B. 0}. mas . . : ., bly dischar, Le The Largest Circulation in the District, | 3s°,0%! prc General Joseph Ht Haton, Pay- W. D. WALLACH, Edito: Proprietor. WASHINGTON CITY | TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1867. @F7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leav- ing the city during the summer months they can have the STAR mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 124 cents | pet week, for one week or more. THE TAX BILL IMBROGLIO, Despite the undignified slang levied at the Ak by one of the Aldermen of the Fourth Ward, (Mr. Moore,) the facts remain uadispu- | table as stated by us, to wit: Ist. That the rate | of commission allowed to the Collector up to the time that the Republican Collector came in Wagtwo per cent, the act of Vouncils pre- vious passed only reducing the commission at theend of the term of the then Uollector, 2d. That the report of the Committee of Confer- | ence fixed the rate of compensation at 1% per cent, OF one-half-per-cent. less commission than was paid the previous Colleetor,a report agreed upon by every member but on2 of the Committee, (Mr. Moore,) and to which he was understood to assent in the Committee meeting. ifthe Alderman from the Fourth Ward is sin. cerely anxiousto save to the Corporation the sum of $2,400, concerning which he is delay- ing the passage of the tax-bill, he can readiiy do it by sparing the city the heavy tax of print. ing bis interminable speeches and reports that he is so solicitous always to “spread upon the journal.” A good arithmetician at our elbow suggest (bat if that gentleman would even “compromise” by omitting the and “quy’s" in his matier, printed at the Uorpori tion expense, the amount of $2,400 could read- tly be saved. THE INDIAN WAR—PROSPECT OF PEACE. Hon. N. G. Taylor, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, under date of September 23d, tele- graphs from Omaba to ©. E. Mix, Esq., Clerk, as follows: «Our council with Indians at North Piatte | was perfectly satisfactory, and prospects of | peace with all the Indians more flattering than ar anytime. The Apsches, Arapahoes, Kio- ways, Comanches, and friendly Uneyenn sre willing, if the other Gheyennes will not make peace, to subjagate them, if the Govern. ment will furpich theammunition. So Saper- intendent Murphy informs me.” HEALTH OF HON. THADDEUS STEVEN We stated yesterday that intelligence had been received in this city that Mr. Stevens wes yery dangerously ill, and was believed tobe i @dying condition. Since then a tele- | gram been received stating that ne is | much better, and that hopes are entertained of hisrecovery. His wonderfal vigor of con- stitution seems fo have carried him through this apparently irresistible attack of diseas and the trust is that his invaluable life may now be lengthened out for years. THE D 1 OF MR. COLBY. ‘The beads of the various Bureaus in the Treasury Department, held a meeting this | morning at 9¥ o'clock at the Department for the purpose of taking action relative to the ceath ci Hon. S. B. Colby, Register of the Treasury. who died in New Hampshire on Saturday last. Hon. Thos. L. Smith ist Andi. tor, was called to the cbair, and Hon. H. J. Anderson appointed Secretary. Appropriate resolutions were adopted, and remarks made by several of the officers. PARvONRD —The President has issneda par- dou to Samuel R. Mallory, of Florida, late Secretary of the Navy of the Southern Con- federacy. Mr. Mallory was the only member of Jeflerson Davis’ cabinet who surrendered, and elected to throw himself upon the mercy of the United States government. His pardon WES TELL Pode GE? Winstons, ‘ana sixty-four members of the Honse of Repra- sentatives of the Connecticut Legislatare, and by Messrs. Hotchkiss, Hubbard, and Barnard, members of Congress; also by Secretary Sew. ard, Attorney General Stanbery, Gov. Mar- vin, and Major Gen. H. G. Wright, U. S, amy. It is stated on good authority that the Presi- dent will shortly pardon Alexander H. Steph. ens, late Vice President of the Southern Con- federacy. ‘Views ov Senators WaDR, SHERMAN AND THaAYER.—Atarecent meeting in Onio Sena- tor Sherman said that Mr. Stanton's Temoval from the War Office was simply to get out of | the way @ man who insisted on the fair execu. tion of the iaws of Congress, inat asa Senator | he weuld vote to reinstate him as Secretary of | War, and that he had no doubt that he would | be restored, to remain there during the term of Mr. Jobneon’s administration. Senator Wade was equally emphatic. Senator Thayer de. | clared bis belief that Andrew Jobnson meai. tates forcible resistance t> the authority of Congress, and that the organization of a Rebel | militia in Maryland was being effected to aid | Jobnson in bis plan. pied dea ee £7 The funeral of Sir Frederick Bruce, the Jate British minister, takes place to-day at | Boston. The pall-bearers are Governor Bul- jock, of Massachusetts; Monsieur Berthany. the French Minister; Senator Summer; Mr. H. J. Pratt, of the State Department; Hon. Samuel Hooper, of Massachusetts: the poet Longfellow: | Richard B. Bayard, and Mayor Norcross, of Boston. Tue ENGLisH UrEna.—Norma will be given by the Riching’s Opera Troupe this evening, tor the second time. The cast comprises Miss | Riching’s, Mr. Peakes, Mr. Bernard, Mrs. Ab- | bott. There is a general desire for Mrs. Abbott's second appearance, as a first onein an opera new to the whole troupe could give but an unsatisfactory idea of her powers. TRANSFER Oy INDIAN AGENCY.—Upon the recommendation of the Indian Bureau, the Secretary of the Interior bas directed that the agency for the Osage, Quapaw, Seneca, and Seneca and Shawnee tribes of Indians betrans- ferred from the southern to the central suprr- intendency, the headquarters of which are at Atchieon. Kansas. | pases ee ea ee Reception or Gen. Ssugripan ry Batti. ™onx.—A resolution has passed both branches | ofthe Baltimore City Council tendering the | hoepitalities of the city to Gen. P. H. Sheridan | on his visit to that city, and proposing the ap. pointment of @ joint committee to communi. | cate with bim on the subject. Tue WuITR Hov8R.—To-day being Cabine, day no visitors were admitted at the Execu_ tive Mansion. All the members ‘of the Uabi- ne were present exeept Postmaster General Randall and Secretary Browning, who are absent from the city, the latter was represent. ed by Assistant Secretary Otto. proeiaeen hind Bae Te AT THE Wak DerarTMent.—A large nom: ber of visitors were at the War Departmen’ this morning, and many of them had an in- terview with General Grant, General Sheri dan was with General Grant thts forenoon and had @ long interview. peeetits Atel Not TRr®.—A report was in circulation to- day that Hon. Thaddeus Stevens died this morning. It is not true, as a dispatch was received from Lancaster this forenoon from his ward, Miss Davis, stating that he contin. ues to impro oi 2 BOw a Fisuna Excurgsioy.—Col. William G. Moore, confidential Secretary to the Presi. dent, left the ofty to-day for a fishing excur- sron down tbe river. He willreturn on Sat. urday. Mrnistee to Ecvapor —It is reported that ExGovernor Thomas H. Ford will be ap- pointed Minister to Ecuador, vice W. T. Cog. gesball, deceased. A Mr. Lueasyof Maryland, is @mong the appl. ots for the posiuos. PATENTS TO BR 1ASURD —For the week end- ing ow Tureday Oct. 1st 244 patents will bs issued trom the Patieut Office. During the past week 500 applications and 9 caveats were | mre‘er, has been cirected to talfe charge | Paymaster Generai’s Office daring the absence of that officer Breve: Major General Silas | 4m Infantry, detailed as a mem! | York Fxamining Board, vice Brevet Briz. General A. J. Shermer, Intan'ry. relivved and ordered to join his regt- ment, Department of the Platte. The order directing M»jor William Giinton, of the 13th Infantry, to report to the Retiring Board, nas been revoked. THE Case oF Gunzeat PorTee.—Data, of | the Battimore Jetter to Gen. Grant remonstrating against re- | Speming the case of General Fitz John Porter, | Says that as he 1s one of the concerned in the case of Gen: | the right to submit his views, and he proceeds in a jengtby argument to review claiming that no new testimony can overcome the proof oz disobedience. Gen. Porter has filed a paper citing cases as precedents for demanding reinstation ta tne service; among them are the following: George B. Crittender, of the mounted rifles, dismissed by court-martial, sentence confirmed cuted by President Polk. President Tyler set aside the approval, and Crittenden was or- un, say: dered to his regiment. ond Heuten: the meaotime promotions had taken place, but the officere, a captain, first and sec- d brevet second lieutenant, ‘were deprived of their ants, missions being cancetl to bis regiment on his old commission, ofthe asey, Colonel. r of the New Lieut. Colonel 4th “Gen. Pope, in his rincipal parties orter, he clai ie case, In the meantime id exe- romotion, their com- |. Crittenden returned ith a renomination to the Senate. Maior Sweeney, of Fentan no‘oriety, was dismissed from and remained out of the service two years, and was then reinstated to tne army by order of the President and Secretary of War.” AgMy Revigise Boarp.—The Retiring Board of army officere, who have been in ses- sion in Philadelphia for some time past has deen dissolved by direction of General Grant. ‘Tne following named officers of the army have been detailed as members of the retiring Board to convene in New York cit; Brevet Mayor General P. St Georze Cook, Brevet Brigadier Geueral J. L. Gardner, Brevet Bri dier General A. Sully, ral R. U. Wood, J. Sloan. Brever Hammond and Br Brovet Brigadior Gene. Brevet Brigadier General W. Lieutenant Uolonel J. F. ret Oaptain J. P. Sanger, Adjutant Ist Artillery, Recorde! Camrgep FRITS AND VEGETABLES FOR Chier | T22 ABMY.—By General Orders No. 87 from the War Department, da! Sept. 21, General Grant directs the Commissary General of Subsistence to supply posts west of the 96th | degree of longitude liberally with canned fruits, vegetables, &c, for sales to officers. Commanding officers of companies are author- ied to buy such supplies for their companies at the prices charged to officers. The Com. missary Genera] will be authorized to limit the amount of these sales whenever abuse of the privilege herein given apprehended. PUBLIC Lanpry Nureaska —Commissioner | Wileon, of the General Land Office, has repli in answer te inquiry made by the Land Gom- missioner for the State of Nebraska, that selec- tions for the State under the eeveral grants of Congress cannot be made from the odd num- bered sections within the limits of the with- drawal fer the Union Pacific Railroad, and | tbat celections made of the even or Govern- ment reserved sections must be in accordance with the statute in virtue of which the selec- tions are made. Puntic LANp IN OR | ToN.—The Commissioner of the General Land WN AND WASHING. Office has prepared, and will transmit in a few | days, thirty-nine donation patents for ancient | settlement claims. covering over 13,300 acres in Oregon and Washington Territory. The patents will be cent to Roseburg, Oregon City and Vancouver. s7-There is an extraordinary accumulation of gold at present in the banks of England and France. The former bas ran up its stock of coin to 121,672,000, and the Latter $190,000,000 making & total which is far beyond what is needed either for the current purposes of trade 1m the two capitals or for the security and sta- bility of the banks. 4&7 The official vote at the election in Ten- nessee for Governor is as follows: Brownlow, Republican, 74,484: Etheridge, Democrat, 22,550. Brownlow’s majority, $51,051. The total vote is 97,034, of which the soldiers (much scoffed atas Brownlow’s “standing army”) cast only S18. Diewbtaen te om nie way NOW UF leans. The Union men of that city are prepar- ing to give him a warm reception, as they i ‘aten to prosecute him for his infamous con- apiracy to murder their friends by sending tected clothing to them during thejwar. PrrsonaL.—Gov. L. E. Parsons, of Ala; Col. T. Boyd Edelin, of Md.; and Macalister the magician, with his wife and son, are at the National. U7-The Secretary of the Republican State Central Committee of Ohio 's the Republi- can candidate for Gevernor will be elected by forty thousand majority. INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this Source to-day, were $231,613.10. Ss Speaker Colfax is stumping Ohio for the Rep ablican nd venerons be: NESDAY M det tween 9th an MON <a co. Tn pursuance of a above the 25 is request ienarn W. ORNING 410th MO OPERATI XOUNG CATHOLICS’ FRIEND S0- THE, ies CIETY of the late M ted to attend the faneral ‘ALSH.an honorary memer ctor of the Society, on WE D at9 o'clock. from the re: ot WW. Cox, Esq.,No. 453 1 street, be- _ It Ir MONEY = BUILDING ASSOCI- ATION. 7 ournment, a Association will he held on stant, at 7 o'clock, p. m. Hall, corner of ‘Lith street aud M meeting of ti WEDNESDAY. in the Potomac land avenue. ry when the committee will submit a constitutio Sod by-laws foradoption. After which an elestion of officer will take place. 0. B.C , se 2-2" (Intel. Chron. Rep airman, CAKD. ‘e are pleaseg to inform the public that we are now prepared t@seil,at public tions of merchandi liyp. Persoy keeping will alw ction all descrip- declining house sale for their goods read at our wa-erooms, No. 354% 7th strech, betes Hand I. Partic jar attention given to the sale of realestate. Auction sales every Monday, Wednes- day, Friday, and Saturday, at9 a.m. and 7 Bom 0. se 18 Iw tional he F: [Chron.} TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Ocfte of Comptrolier of the Currency. WASHINGTON Notece is hereby given culating notes of “Th ank of Brook; n. notes will be paid. in lawful money of FOLY & Auctioneers September 10, 1 he holders. of the ‘armors and Citizens’ Ni "New York, that such the United to States upon presentation of the same at the Trea- © sury oft se l-wist United States. H.R. HULBURD, Comptroller of the Currency. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of Comptrotter of the Curr SING TON , Se} Notice fs herebs ap naT os fopeomber 10, 1837 have claims Ni are called proof thereot to SPLATT Celver of sald Bank, atthe offies of eald the city of Brooklya, New York ot one bank sell-wi3t Notice is be N.Y of the United ty the Treasury of the U: aug-Tat ional Ban! culating notes of =, that sueh notes wil ainst the of Brooklyn n to present the of to PREDERL 1 persons who may rmers and Citizens’ New York. that th nd make le HUBBURD, HR. Comptroller of the Gurrenoy. TREASURY DEPARTMEN Ctice of Comptrotier of the Carr ASHINGTON, August 25, * ereb! States upon Ww by given to. the bol “*The National Unadilla Bank,’’ fers of the cir- i be paid in lawful money: presentation of the same ited States. R. HULBURD, Hi. Comptrolier of the Currency. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, tice of Comptroller of the Currency. Notice is hes have ¢ Tank, the LEWIs int ry. au Z-T 1st A t “KINGSLEY. K the office of said bank in Unadt at they 2 ‘oma Comp’ seat Tea waa, inst “The Nati: i are cai onal Unadilla ‘Aug. 26, 1857. upon to pres Tegal Droot thereof ts rit of said Bank, at M.R. HULBURD, troller of the fit ‘PIAN( AW UNPREC Cancx Duraron, Pans Raroution, *Sreinway & Boxe, have been awarded by the Supreme Jeor position Tux Frasr OLD MED, Tehest denree af right Pian i Th after McP’ Pann. 671 additien to received the following cable dis; Scareful exami: struments exhibited warded to StEINWAY a Ost PIANOS !1 PIANOSIt fees ‘and them Par, J at Societe des Beaux Arts, careiul ex nation si eee ond Movelig at Congiaion iP pe Agonts for Washington. D. INSTR! EDENTED TRIUMPR. XPORITION, yt 1867. of the Ex- RIT Sor the ipreme Ju: trond, square and up. : he most caluable invention, ry cures. the greatest progress 43 Biamofortes, wath. the sero PREME INTRRMATIONAL JURY. 5 shove, Stolawar & Sous have indotsemenr age pate! 2 july 4. ‘mrsical ta: Paris Exposition, Bons, of New Fork. thoi fepgreatest, superiority iT & CO STABLISHED 1859, HEBSON @ oA ete TOL, ‘BGUSON, - NEE leg STREET, . PUBE Halon Pay a iis, fied. he Might Bi oc 12-1 El promspue ‘Answered? compounded, TO THE STAR. | S¥ROMEUROPETO.pay. |- (BY Cable to the Associated Press.) ‘Lonpon, Sept —E vening—Consols, 94% in S20" ‘» 73%; Illinois Central, 77; Sries TaiveEvoor, Sept. 24. Evening —Qottoa quiet; sales to-day 12,000 bales. Middiing Up- jand, 9%; Orleune, 9%. Breadstuffa, Pre. visions, abd produce unchanged. THE FU RAL OF SIR FREDERICK BRUCE. : Bostow, Se pt. 24.—The funeral of Sir Fred- erick Bruce took place to-day from Trinity eharch. The eeryices of the Episcopal church was read over the remains. The scene was solemn and impressive. Tbe British Legation, Free Briton Mutual Benefit Society from Canada. Foreign Consuls, Mayor and City Council of Boston, and many distinguished persons in military and civil life were present. The beils in the city tolled during the obsequies. The remains have been deposited in the church to awaitthe arrival of the British war steamer Garnett, which bas been ordered from Halifax for Boston to convey the remains to England. Indian Affai: ‘St. Louts, Sept: 24,—A Kansas regiment left Fort Hayes on Saturday for Fort Luramie, to protect the Indian Commissioners. Omaha despatches say that Commissioner Taylor denies the reports of the correspondents from the council at the North Platte, The reporters reaffirm statements made by them, and say Pawnee Killer did leave the conncil, and painted his tace red in token of war, and rode away in disgust. ‘They also say that it is the belief of those who best know the Indian character, that the chiefs who did profess peace made promises only to gain time. Five fatal cases of cholera were reported in Omaha yesterdi College Commencement, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21.—The Polytechnic College of Pennsylvania begun its fiftieth an- Bual session this morning. President Kennedy made an opening address tothe classes, which are well filled, particu. larly in the mining and engineering depart. ments. Impartial Manhood Suffrage. AtBany, N. Y., Sept. 24.—The Evening Jour- nal takes strong grounds in favor of iucorpo- rating the principles of impartial manhood suffrage upon tle platform of the Republican Convention at Syracuse. Reception of Gen, Sheridan. WILMINGTON, Del., Sept. 2¢.—The Mayor, City Council, soldiers and citizens of this city will wait on Gen. Sheridan on his passage through this city on Wednesday neat, ‘New York Market. Naw York, Sept. 23—Ootton dull; uplands, 24: Flour Ivae5 cents lower; wheat, heavy tor spring: Corn lal}; cent better; Rye firmer. Oats icent better. Pork lower; new mess 923.95a821 00. Lard quiet at 13 yai2%. Whisky quiet. Barley nominal: Freights quiet Sprits of turpentine 58a58%: Rosin un- changed. em A CA 3s WaAsnincton, Septembey I would respectfully inform my cnst the public generally, that Lhave removed from my old stand, No. 44 opposi er Market, to store No. 349 Pennsylvania aven' “" politan Hotel; and while th m for t Tormer generous patronage. would earnestly so licit a continuance of the same at my new place of business. Be 9-c02W ase PUBLIC SCHOOLS —At the of the Board of Trust: the following resolution was adc Resolved. That the following p ignated as offices for the transaction of all the Public School business by the respective Sub-Beards of tees : = b-Board, First Di For the Second Wards :—School-room, D. tmecting sof Public Schools rict, (First and rner lith and G cts, For the Sub-Board, Second District. (Third and Fourth Wards)—School-room on H, between ith and 7th streets : For the Sub-Board, Third Di (Pifth and Sixth Wards}—Wallach School Building, and School-room corner 8 street east and A Street i the Sub-Board, Fourth District, (Seventh )—-Male Grammar, School-room, John E Thompson, teacher, on oth street. The Trustees will be in attendance at the above: named places from 8 to 5% o'clock on each morning of the week, from Monday to Friday, inclasive. during the month of September; and all persons entitled to tickets of admission to the Public Sehgele.can procure them at the places and tines By or¢er of the Board. au 3}-Im R. F. BOISEAU, Sec, ELECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATiIS ALCAN, recently in charge of Ele d Medicated Vapor Baths at the various U.S. eneral Hospitals, office southwest corner of jIth street and Penn's avenuc, cures Rheumatism, Eruptions of the Skin, Colds, Gout. Debility, Affec: tion of Paralysis, Absorption of Mercury and Fe- male Complaints. my 2-6 FAMILY HORSE Ths owner bay will sell at a mode- JG oK'S )ORB SALE—A HANDSOME CARRIAGE and HARN E ing no further use for them, rite price. Can. be. seen EDICAL BOOKS: Brande istry. new editi eiitio, nitt’s M Medical Dictionary ‘aud ; Dalton’s Ph. Jern Surgery dint’s Pract! Day New nglison’s Medicine p FINANCIAL. Teaiiew fork Mien eal ‘turns out to favorable, a He degtbane Of 87,107/000, and ti ost A reduction of $7,467,000, while the loats re $635,000-bigher; the latter really the oreti featnfe of the statement. This heayy 81 ipl resources sé dae to the latge shipments of ctrrency to tn t, atid accounts in great measure for the extreme stringency in money developed during the week. The present legal tender reserve is $2,800,000 in excess of the legal requirements, or 26% pet cent of the demand labilitiesof the bank, against 29 per cent. last week. it is clear from this close conditien of the banks that in the event ofany further material drain of currency westward, there must bea calling in of loans, in order to place the banks ina sound position in the quarterly statement required to be maie up two weeks hence. ——_e——_ Government Securities. WASHINGTON, Sept. 24, 1967—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the tollowing quotations of Ger- ernment securivies: Buying. Selling. C. 8. 6's Coupon, ieSiccrscscesseellUg — LL U.S. Five Twanues, 1862. 113% 1d U.S. Five Twenties. 1664. 109 109} U.S. Five Twenties, 1865..; W9% 10x U.S. Five Twenties, Jan&J' W7% 108, U.S. Ten Fortion.s.o00-- 99% 9974 U.S. Seven Thirties, Jae. se0106% 1075 0.8. Seven Thirties, Jaly.so00--106% 10735 BW YORE FIRST BOARD GALES. Coupons, MOX 10,40'8. 09% 7.30's, Jaly. A104 Gold eve, 107, FFOR, SALE-A SORREL PONY, suitable for a lady or a doctor; will work in harness or under a saddle. Apply on north, between 2d and 3d Sts east, at A/SPEER'S Bakery. se23-4t* FOR SALE, CHEAPSHORSE, BUGGY, and HARNESS. The owner about to leave the ty. Inquire at 363 Mass. avenue, between 10th und 11th sts,, between the hours of 2 and 6 p. m. e23-3t* ORSE FOR SALE—A «mall Roan HORSE, five years old, kind, gentle and well broke, an cellent Horse for a youth or lady to ride ; war- ranted sound. The owner having no uso for him, will be soldlow. Inquire at JOHN T. PRICE & 00.8 Sal s23:3t Gthst.. bet. © TS. ORANG AM CHOCOLATE, MARSEMALLOW’S JELLY DROPS, WHIT RCTS SOFT 6 a a 0. W® RIDENOUR'’s, Be 23.3t" 304 Penna av. and 421 lithst. TO-DAY. $10,000 WORTH oF DRY GOODS, at JACKSON YATE: 7th strict, unde - Mose: ture Ex The priceot each article is guaranteed, A call is rapectiully solicited, a we ate sure no Avenue House, next to Wm. tablishment. customer will go away unsuited 86 23-3t ALL PHINTS AND DELAINES. We are opning to-day— 300 PIES W STYLE FALL PRINTS, embracing MERRIMICK, COCHECO, SPRAGUE and PA- CIFICBR4 NDS, at 18 and 20 cents per yard. 200 PIR M¥IC AND HAMILTON MOUS{ELAIN DE LAINES, in very choice FALLSTYLES, at 25 cents per yard. TOREIGN DRESS GOODS, We shallopen in a few days, a large stock of BLACK AND COLORED SILK IRISI AND FRENCH POPLINS, BLAtK LYONS VELVETS, PARS KID GLOV EA} LACE GOODS, &¢ , OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, to which we respectfully invite the attention of ont customers and the public generally. JOS. J. MAY & CO. tif 30% Pa. ave.. bet. 9th and loth sts. LANDSCAPE PAINTING. WM. MACLEOD Las formed a class in the abov residence. 441 I street, between sth and, The class being limited, the lessons are equivalent to private ones. Schoola also at- tended, se 19-Im este Books M rat woth. ND BOOKS, = EW MUSIC, fue Svery jarttcle in the Seago at large discounts before moving to our new store ans JOHN F, ELLIS, 306 Penna avenue. KNIGHT'S PATENT HYDRAULIC CEMENT, DRAIN, SEWER, AND CULVERT PIPE, 3,4, 5, 6,9, AND 12-INCH BORE. tand the most severe tests of acids, im- prove in strength with age and use, are more ‘per- te in ther interior fini other Pipe and are lower iu price: extensively adopted by eminent Hydranhe Engineers. They are largely werage purposes in Brooklyn. Central York, Albany. Jersey City, Elizabeth, New ‘Haven, Hartford, Rochester, Buffalo, Navy: Fownes’s Chemiatry; Noi sudo ent: | Yards at Brooklyn and Washington, and for Cul- Tamner'« Practice of Medicine: Gray Anutoriy: | ¢fte under heuyy rallzoad embankments. Wilson's Anatomy, end many cthecs Factory at G Street Whart, Washington, City. fh FRANCK TAYLOR se 19-1, (Chron. & Express} BOOTS AND SIIOES AT COST irom to-day Iwill sell my large woo o BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST to close business A Call early for bargains. ‘A. P. HOOVER, 331 Penn’a ave., bet. ith and 7th st 80 24-eol0tif South side. YTICE.—ME! A. SCHNEIDE corner Pen: Ivania avenue and 18th street: ave this day been appointed by us sole agents for the sale of our SCALES in the District of Colum- bia and the country adjacent. Orders will be re- ceived for Weigh, Lock, R. R. Track. Roll Miil, Hay and Coal Scales, &c., and smaller of every description = BANKS. DINMORE & CO., 5 2%4-2t* Proprietors of the Phil. Scale Works, AMES McCULLOUGH & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION is MERCHANTS. NO.15 K STRERT. OPPOSITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET, neasiar SatttAS Ado hy abi gular Sales Days— MONDAY, NESDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY. Liberal advance made on consignments, which are solicited. Particular attention Faia to the sale of Real Estate and Household Furniture at private residences. se 2 ly. Ce REP a Uisdulteratéd Je re and Una ORIENTAL SOAP, |e uterate SOAP, CHEMICAL OLIVE § 4 i AL No. ONE BROWN SUAP, bpp e£Qt family wie, for sale cheap for'cash to the ie. ©. B. JEWELL, Manufacturer, 500'snd 502 Gstrect, _Be 24-6m bet. 4th and 5th, EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIO D*?*Eitep states BY TENT OFFICE, On the petition of L. OTTO P. ‘AaHiNarom, Septomber 29, 1217. EYER, of New- town, Connecticut, preving. for the extension of 8 patemt granted to him the 20th day of December, 1$58,for an improvement in Processes of Vulcanizing Caoutchoue Compounds for seven yeare from the gzplzatton of aald "patent. which fakes place ‘on Pr inordered thet the sald aetition be heard at th 30 at the sa on Patent Office on MONDAY the 20. day of Desene bet next. af o'clock Maid gil persons aro notl- ‘and show cause, if a sala petition ought net to besramted ney Pavewny ‘Persons op sing the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their objections, specially get forth in writing. at least ttaent days before the Gexoe fring: testimony filed by either here 4 to be used at eaid seating must be taken a1 transmitted in accordance with the rales of the office, which will be furnished on application. Depositions and other papers relied upon as tenti- mony must be filed in the office twenty days before the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, withi ten days after filing the testimony. Ordered. also, that this notice be published in the Republican and’ the Intelligencer. Washington. D. C., and in the Register, New Haven, Connecticut. once a week for three fuccesstve weeks: the first of seid publications to at least sixty ‘y8 pre- Vioua to the day of hearing. T.C. THEAKER, 8e2{-w3w Commissioner of Patents. PAtars 0 GUA, 'UBNER'S EXCELSIOR, COE'S PHOSPHATE. BONE DUST, cl one POUDRETTES eee 6. i phic. ke. A No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO” i Agent of the Peruvian. ae ae For sale at the lowest market rates.” -- ‘JNO. A.B, Nos. 8% and 90 Lou: between 9th and 10th strests. in 18-eolw Wi LOUR DI EOr. With many thanks for @ LOvrstata Avenve. ¢ liberal patronage , hitherto, we have, for the eon of th» trade, gueped the abone dopa and pre prepara toe FAMILY FLOUR, and wil cthee geaat se best sively of our ea pete ave By this arr: a Brace ata the erpene or aL out nds of MALL WEED. 701 18 ell the ditter: HEBR & WELCH. ion Merchants TOMAQ FAMILY SHAD ROR, pickled and spiced Pa kite “3 N. wv. Bi awe Gornex 1dth and F vtresta, BOOTS AND SHOES, AT 226 SEVENTH STREET, rit The subscriber having concinded to change busi ness, takes this method of notifying the public that he willsell 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 gold preparatory to removal on the first of October. About one hundred and seventeen new Shoe Boxes are also offered at a great bargain. Respectfully, rs , M.J.BALL. rie between M and N streets, at PRIME Cust. we COX & GIBE SEWING MACHINE. “ Its weam is stronger and leas liable to ri or wear than the Lock-Stiteh.”"—" Judges? otthe* Grand Trial.” cud for the “Report.” and samples of Work con- ng both kinds of stitches, on the same piece of Boole A. SHERMAN, Axent, 234 Pa. avenue (up stairs), bet. 3 se9- 1m* Ww in use jeport,”” 600 BARRELS OF WHISKEY AT WHOLESALE, Of the following brands, viz : (. GAUTIEB’S CABINET, “ FAMILY NECTAR,” “OLD EXTRA MONONGAHELA BSE,” And the well-known “BUSH BUN BOURBON,” All of which are offered by the subscriber to the trade AT LEAST 20 10 25 CTS. TER GALLON LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED EITHER IN NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, OB MABYLAND, Of the same grades of Whiskey. T will also sell the same whiskies to the public by tho gallon at the following prices: | CABINE’ , at gS bolt GAUTI EE RGALLON, & which is the putest Byo Whisky'ever sold in this ri faculty to call at my st 1 faculty to call at my store and te eee at this article, being certain thes will find ita whisky they can ‘recommend to their patients whenever it may ea ol apeie toaee ae: re. tra "Moncngekels hye,” at 3; the “Rash Bun bon,” at: oi Vhiskies are sold at $1 less por gilldn'thag oun'be purchased aaywhereslse, of Rao same grade. “MAGNOLIA WHISKY,” AT $2.25 ALSO, THE “MAGNOLIA WUE GAL! C, GAUTIER, NATIVE WINE BITTERS, se6-tf 252 Pennsylvania avenue, Vi ONTGO: "§ WHEAT FANS, MOTE BAD EES cp wine ACORN SHRULERS, HAY AND FODDER CUTTERS, prt WE T OBSE TAs, PLOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS, ae rated OWS, éec., &c. Slowest market rates. 00 4 BAKER. Nos, 84 and 90 Louisiana avenue (in Hay Bhai Bet. 9th wud loth ats (ip Bey ate ri #e18-eolw Grapes: APES! GRAPES! ON re air from Kendall Grew Vineyard.” ‘ WHOL: AND RETAIL, atl. PEARSON'S went Depot. 491 6th streot, Rear Penus. avenue, au z-10t NO TOMOGORO CRACKERS. eae ay ie ust intr Mk A eurt ’ {King Place ota 3b"? C._ Must come w 'TBD—A good home for a smart, intelligent OY. Al ‘A, WESTERFIELD. 69 2-21" “B2 East Capitol streef.«, WANTED—By @ Tespectable woman a SITUA- TION to codk, wash and iron for a small rivate family. Apply at No. 473 Ist street, bet. Benusyivania avenue and D st se 24-3t* ‘ANTED—A SITUATION. by a widow lady, ‘a4 housekeeper-or to do light housework. The best of city reference given. Please address R.B., Star Office. 8e4-3t* WW ABTED—A good UPHOLSTERER; one that can repair furniture is preferred’ A good hand will have steady employment. Inquire of J. B. WELLS, 148 Bridge st., Georgetown. 8024 6t* FoR a 0 bleeaeacet FOR SALE'AND RENT. BANKRUPTCY. NOTICE ie ou Di rer" CoLUMBIA, ss. Tth day of Sep- tember: ke oho Teena med ered gives me jis 8) rin nt gs ass of Le E, city of Weshiogton, within aaid Dis- inlet, whe hes beck ndjatged abeakrupt upon his Court of said Dis- NJ. SAFFOLD, Attorney at Law, 350 D St, Assignee. Tee eed se 17-THATh3w IX BANKRUPTCY. District oF Conemnta, ss. ‘At the City of Washington. the 17th day of Sep- tember, A. D. 1857. The undersigned hereby gives notice of bis appointment as assignee of LOYAL COWLES, in the city of Washington, within said District, who has becn adjndged a bankrupt upon ANTED-—To rent, @ STORE suitable for the Grocery and Produce business. Address M. City Post Office, stating terms, local ANTED—A private family desire to rent a neatly furnished House, in a good location, STARR & METCALF. Real Estate Brokers, (Plant's Building,) cor. N.Y. ave. and Lsth street: Be 24 ANTED TO RENT—Within the area from 7th to ith streets and from F to N etreets, a HOUSE, containing from five to seven rooms, Must be dry and well located. Rent moderate. Address J.C. R. Be 4-2" WASTED To invest §2.000 in an entabliahed Grocery Store. By increasing the stock. and in adding commission business the invester will be ition, by the District Court of said Dis- Eicge petition. by TON J SAF FOLD, Attorney at Law, sel7-Tu&Th3w 389 Detreot, Assignee. [¥ BANKRUPTCY, 3 ty of Washington, the 7th day of Sep- thi of 5 {eae Disa ‘The undersigned hereby gi ice of his appointment as assignes of. POND. in the city of Washington, within said Di trict, Who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon own ‘petition, by the District Court of said Di trict. MILTON J. SAFFOLD Attorney at La’ sel7-Tu&Thsw 389 D street, Assignee. N BANKRUPTCY, District or CoLuMBIA, ss. At the City of Washington, the 17th day of Sep- tender. Ab. 1837. The undersigned hereby gives notice of bis appointment as assignee of EDWARD McEAY, in the city of Ws ‘ton, within said District,’ who has been adjudge bankrupt upon justified in becoming a partner, Also, wanted to | his own petition, by the District Court of said Di pecome & PARTNER inthe Real Estate bhsiness. | trict. MILTON 4 BA arya Pease yar an sel seataia-iae OMoe? 80 17-Tu,Th3w 389 D strect, Arsignce, ANTED—A WOMAN to do general Houy- | JN BANKRUPTCY, | To _ work. Apply st the StarOffice. _s023-tf | "4+ the city of Washington, the 17th day of Sep- ‘ANTED—A HEAD WAITER for a Hotel in | tember, A.D. 187, The undersigned hereby gives thie city. One who thoroughly knows the | notice of his a) tment as assignee of JAMES Dusiness. “Address Post Office Box No. 220. 823-3 | EF THOMPSON in the city of Washingten, within ANTED—A competent person to do the cook- ing and general housework for «. family of three persons, at 325 north B street, Capitol Hill. 6B. ANTED-- B: teady, middle aged woman, a SITUATIO! chambermaid. She will also assist with the sewing. Apply at 369, northwest corner of 18th and H streets. 80 23-3t* ANTED—A MAN to rer goods. One thi has had some experiance in the grocery bus ness, can read and write, and that is well acquain cd with the city and Georgetown. Apply to Ame can Tea Co., 215 Penn. avenue. ‘86 23-20~ 2. 000 WANTED for TWELVE MONTHS, 5 for which a liberal bonus and legal interest will be paid; security ets en pot improved realestate valued at $6,000. Address immedi lately, poee ae KING, Box 175, Washington, D.C. se 23-2t* Vv ANTED-—By a white man,aSITUATION as ‘keeper or waiter in a hotel; best of ref. ven. Address (. M., Star Office. go 21-3t* ANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH—From 2 to 10.000 feet of Ground, in the northern part of the city. STABR & METCALF, Real Estate Brokers, (Plant's Building.) sel6 tf cor. New York ave. and 15th st. TO 2RE BUSINESS GENTLEMEN OF WASIT- INGTON CITY, D.C.—A SITUATION Bookkeeper or Clerk'wanted, by one who unde stands single and double entry and bookker ping and mercantile correspondence, and has had the practice of itin a fancy store on Pennsylvania av- large dry goods store on Pennsyivauia av- enue'and the corner of 9th street; a United States office, and in a auction store on Pennsylvania ay. ‘and had a silary of one um. Well. to have an ill commence and from all the duties of one for any salary. and upon the liberaty of his employer for any ase of it. sel-10t" ‘A.B., No, 217 6th street W NTED—We want to buy LOTS for building purposes, in various parts of tho city. for our customers. Parties having such call and see us. D WELLS & CO., 6. corner La, avenue and 6th street. WREE GOOD STORE COUNT- nut Tops preferred. Apply at 515 aud “© WV ANTED.—Ladies contemplating wearing BALMORALS and HOOP-SKIRT CUY- S the coming reason. and wishing to avoid the ‘xpense of Braiding, should call and eee my beat tifu! designs for the above. to be stamped in FAST COLORS AND WARRANTED TO WAS. La- dies’ and Childrens’ Aprons, Joseys, and Under. clothing stamped in imitation of Braid. "A saving of one haif the usual cost of Braid. Any Pattern made and stamped. WM. PRINCE, 9 439 Ninth street, au WANTED New and Cast-off CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of value, at the old established Merchant ker’s Store of R. FULTON & CO., 502 9t! reet,s doors north of Penna. avenue. Sole Agent for ER’S 81 MAC \e23-ly BOARDING. 0OMS FOR RENT—Two furnished or unfurt nished ROOMS for sleeping apartments, with or without BOARD. Also, TABLE BOARD. Ap- ply at 491 13th, between C’and D streets south, fe 24-3t* BQAEDING— One large front ROOM handsome ly furnished to let with BOARD, suitable for two gentlemen. Prices moderate aud best of Table Bourd. Gas, water and bath in house. Five min- utes walk from Departments. One square from cars, Apply 234 H, between loth and 20th streets. Seat BoSstaTyg GORGING TABLE BOARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT, ‘at 391 Penn. avenue, bet. 4s and 6th sts. 823-7" ‘[°, RET pith pr without Board, pleasant far nished BOOMS, 512 K street, betweon 4th and Sth. se 23-6t" 0 UNFUR- 0OMS to rent, with or without street. One Large Room, suitable Congress. Table Boarders wanted. 823-60" said District, who has been adjudged 8 bankrupt hit tition, by the District Court of said District eT TON J. SAFFOLD. Attorney-at La: se 17-Tu,Th3w 389D sta BANKRUPTC At the.City of Washington, the 17th day of Sep- tember, A. D. 1857. The undersigned hereby ge notice of his intment ax assignee of N. T. JUDD, in the city of Washington, within said Dis- trict. who has been adjudged @ bankrupt own petition, by the District Court o! trict MILTON J. SAFFOLD, Attorney at Law, se 17-TudTh3w 3K9 D st. Assignee. District oF ConumBra, ss. 1% BANKRUPTC Atthe tember. District oF CoLumBta, ss. City of Washington, the 17th day of" 8ep- A.D. 1801. The undersigned hereby gives ‘appointment ax eo of J. M. nthe city of Washington. within said hasbeen adjudged a bankrupt upon y the District Court of said MILTON J. SAFFOLD, Attorney at Law, 389 Dat,. Assigace. se 17-Tu&Th3w [X Baxkeurtcy; District o At the City of Washington. the A.D.1 CoLuMBtA, sa. shington. the I7th day of Sep- he undersigned hereby gives ntment as ausignee of BENJA- TE, Jr., in the city ot ington, wi id District, who has been adjudged a bank- rupt upon his own petition, by the District Court of said District. MILTON J. SAFFOLD, Attorney at Law, se I7-tu&thow 389 D street, Aasignee, I hi BAN RUSTON t the Ci At the City this app. TRICT OF COLUMBI of Washington, the 17th day tember, A. D, 1867. The undersigned hereby gi notice of his appointment as assignee of SAMUEL SAMSTAG. in the city of Wasbington. within said District. who bas been adjudged a bankrupt upon lus own petition, by the District ‘Court of sald District. ILTON J, SAFFOLD. t 2 se 17-Tu. Thaw JS BANKRUPTC District or CorumBia, 88. At the city of Washington, the 17th day of tember. A.D. 1857. "The undersigned hereby notice of his appointment as assignee of RODNEY 8s. MASON. in the city of Washincton, within said District, who bas been adjudged a bankrupt npon lis own petition, by the District Court of said Dis- trict. sel7-Tu, Th3w JS Basgrcercy : District or Coruna. ss. At the city of Washington. the 17th day of Sep- tember. A.D. 1367. The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of B. F. MES, in the city of Washington, within said etrict, who has been adjudged & bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District Court of said District. MILTON AK Attorney se 17-Tu,Th3w 359 Dst., [SX BaNgRuPtcy At the Cit; MILTON J. SAFFOLD, Attorney at Law. 359 D st.. Assignee. FOLD, at Law, Assignee, Disteint oF Cove of Washington, the 17th tember, A 1967. The undersigned notice of his appointment as assignee of WM. MILLS. in the city of Washington, within said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District Cougs of said Dis- trict. MILTON J. ‘OLD, Attorney at Law, sel7-tn&éth3w Lo FOR SALE—m0 foot front by 0 deep. on B street nosth, between Delaware avenursn! lat eet cant, Capitol Hill Tnauire 325. nem ef ‘HREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FORRENT Tkcitate tor as ae gi and wife, No. 437 ween Wihstreet, bet and.N streets. se 2a" OR RENT—Two second story ROOMS at $12 F’Gerimonth, hngaine st a1? Senet mats Land M. fo 24-1t* (OR RENT—BRICK MOUSE, containing t Fas iooms: Parton wacom Ritohen, between 4th and 61 a south #ide of A street; $17 per month, se4-3t* FOERESTES neatly furniahed FRONT ROOM, ina private family, suitable for two eentle” men. Rent, iveiuding kas, nth. quire at 152 K street, near FOR RENT—Three story BRICK HOU FF Ok ons, newly fintihed Nor aay Bae: nue, bear North Capitot gate. Apply at 323. uh pte eS CS TES ao __ 80 B-3t JoOB FEST 00 10th “rect Tetecen Q nnd Ry « new two story FRAME MOUSE. Inguire'of T 18th street. between P and Q. eral neatly FURNISI MS may be obtained hy the Ist of Oc by applying at No, 436 G street, opposite Patent Oftice. Bse m3 DUSE with gas largo eur Wallach Building ; Corner Sth st on firat floor, or at $74 13th 56 24-3t* FOR, BEN 3 th. and Board for two, « nicely FURNISHED HDUSE, with gag and water. Everything compl Location pleasant and central. For particulars inqnire at the Star Office, ne 25-3t* ORR BRICK ENo. 3246 street, containing Fix rooms, hydrant in the yard. near the National Observatory Rent $20 amonth, Apply to JAS. McLAUGHLIN. « few doors below. 6 24-34" JOR REN containing nine room: 553 13th street, between minutes’ walk to the Treasury Building. Inqu at No. 5227th street, near D north. ee 24-7t OR RENT—No 128 Green street, Georgetown, Fcint css DhIGE HOUSES mine Tooma, gas and water. A fine residence. Inquire 300 and 2G street, between 4th and 5th. Washingtor so,anew BRICK HOUSE on Washington pierced oat abige mee te ight rooms, Inquire as above. from 4to5 p.m: 0. B. JEWE! FOR RENT—A six room HOUSE. Water and gaa. Apply to ry BRICK HOUSE, gas, and water. Ni al Apply «FE. RICHARDSON, 473 L. be- tween ith and 12th sts. OR RENT—Three or four Furnished ROOMS. Will be rented singly or together. Apply on the ises, 402 8th street west, between G and A se 23-3t* fe 2-3t" Tiree unfurnished ROOMS. In anire at No. 3 Nichol’s Place, between Band © streets north, and Delaware avenue and Ist street east 8023-31" FoR? eorgetown, a nicely furnished ROOM. at N Dunbarton street, between High and Cougress streets. Table Board can be obtained next door, se 23-2w* veral FRAME HOUSES, n ment ; several FRAMES on New n Terms liberal, al Estate Broker, sat E; 30 per OUSE, fine yard; $75 N, Real Estate Broker, 26 Pennsylvania a UTRNISHED ROOMS FOR ntly sitnated. Please call at 2th and where you references F A neat FRAME HOUSE, contain- ing six roo¥is, simated on IH street north, be- tween 4th and Sth streets west. For terms, &c., RM. JOH er, gas. and situa’ between 4th und Sth. Apply Pennsylvania avenue, Se 23-3t PARLOR onthe small BED ROOM ily, ble for two KF first floor front. front. in a small pri A gentlemen, at 384 Sth st hear the Pate se 23-2t" MALT FARMS, locat re zton. S1Wof the purchase nee in monthis. instalments of per month. THOS. WAG MAN. Real fe Broker, 126 Pa, ave., bet, 19th and 20th. OR SALE—Two Two-story FRAME HOUSES, ining seven rooms cach. in the new and elegant block near the terminus of Ninth street and Boundary. Price $2,200, Rent $30 per month. SP. BROW se2-tt 465 Ninth street. bet. E and F S50 CASH AND S> MONTHLY wicr nuy g asmall HO! and LOT, situated on N Street west. cor. lst street east and and M street south, Navy Yard, Price, Sam. STARR & METCALF, Real Estate Rrokers. (Plant's Building,) 5e23-3t New York Avenue and Isth Street. 389 D street, Assignee, BANKRUPTCY, Disrzict oF Cor At the City of Washington, the 17th day of 8 tember. A.D. 1857. The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of LEOPOLD. ‘ASSENHEIMER. in. the city of Washington, thin said District. who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District Court of oni Diet ns SAFFOLD. Attorney at Law. 389 D street, Assignee. FOR SALE AND RENT. se 17-tu&éth3w $65 OF FTO A MONTH WILT BE PATD FOR one large unfurnished or two small Rooms, with board, for gentleman, wife, and colored ser- vant girl in a family where there are few or no boarders. References given. Address Box %.Star office. 80 23 BOARD—With or without ROOMS, that desirable location, southeast corner 10th and I streets, No. 425. Be 21-3t* LY-FURNISHED PARLORS AND BED- ROOMS on the first and second floors for rent, with or without Board. Terms moderate, No. 433 oth st., bet. C and La. avenue. e7-im* FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board. Apply at 461 13th) between E and F streets, au 30-Im* 525 FOR BOARD. ROOMS. PARLOR. Baths D and Gaslight at the Farmer’s Boarding Honse,on Penn’a avenue, near the corner of 434 street. An 24-tOcl* F°G2 BENT. Several neatly furnished and well Jogaued ROOMS, with or without board. Apply at 516 K street, between 4th and 6th. au 13-f COUNTRY BOARD can be obteined able private residence, with liberal table and every necessary comfort." Location, Washington Railroad, convenfent to the cars. Termp, $10 per week. For address apply at the Btar Offite.” jelstt ‘ABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street, a few wonigt® north of the avenue. ‘Terms $25 EE ___ LOST AND FOUND. FPOeND—A SMALL SUM OF MONEY which the owner can have by proving property and ing for this advertisement, Apply to No. 56 ebna. ay., between 7 and § p,m, it* CAME, 10, MY PREMISES, on the 221 instant, The ared BULL, white head; board on his horns. le owner iv Fequested to come forward, prove Property, pay charges, im away. PATRICK MONROE, Isth st., between East Capitol ge 23-3t* and South A streets. C4me TO MY PREMISES. on Friday, the 2th inat., two BUFFALO COWS, one a large brin- dle cow, crop off her left ear, white spot on her right sheulder, and the other a red cow. white stripe down her nack, white belly. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take them a\ ay LANDON SHIPMAN, Fort Massachusett: 80 23-3t* above Chain Bridgs L.087—0n the 18th of September, a small COW, yellow. with one horn broke.’ Five Dollars Beward will be gi if left at MRS, SU! Grahan's alley. Cats, bet. izth and 1the beat ae re PERSONAL. ADIES! WE JUST: RECEIVED FROM Paris the largest and most complete stock. in olurs. in Hair and in Style~all cheap, DEMONGEOT'S HUMAN HATH STORE, Be 21-3t™ 279 Penn, aventic, Muztox s. sarroup, (Rormerly of Montgomery, Alabama,) ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D. 0. 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 recetye prompt Attention, se 18-tf YOU CAN NEVER MAKE THE TRIP ON Buchu or Samaritan humbugs. See Dr. D. BY, opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, on 7th st,, and cured permanently. se 4-1m* ADIES PLEASE READ — WILL L PaLtOn, 638. mune hey dred (€90) well-made stamps of el nt designs Embroidery, Braids Aosvtiet ho will sell shese, ‘hol ter Com} > lou, furnish Cushions an ind explaly how to use t] 5 is. se duplicate eet tavely. ba itimore any lady wis! tag te engage in this profitable busivess wad’ heviags amall capital should call nt once. ‘ied CoRERERE Ac ened eee TG ae meee dar uber eal thao hes of fe; alao, ‘men, who, feel a de: mi the folii " Biltty aot main Sjeare, before e milae ier Unc h e Stet rt . Mr. with the Marine Banv, and UMGyerclsnaves Bevis wees ores ces eops-in METZEROTY'S MUSIO STORE. 100 BUILDING LOTS ON LONG TIME! VERY EASY PAYMENTS! ON H AND I STREETS, IN VICINITY OF GENERAL GRANT’S AND ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH. Eighteen first-class three-story Brick Dwelling are now being erected, and the adjgin- ing Lots are offered on very liberal terms. ONLY FROM FIFTY TO TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH PAYMENT RE- QUIRED, AND SEVERAL YEARS TIME GIVEN ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. SEWERAGE, PAVEMENTS, &c., FREE OF JOST TU PURCHASERS, * Apply for plat of property, &c., to KILBOURN & LATTA, Real Estate Brokers, Corner Seventh and F streets, EW OPERA HOUSE FOR RENT, Fronting three streets, near the corner of Pennsyl- S Mvania avenie aud 9th street. 80 20-6t Vv ALL’ 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,; rsons. Stocked with secenery and properties, with full stage capacity for traps, &c. For terms,address W.L. WALL & CO., South corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. se 17-Tu,Th.8.1 Foe 32> Possession given October Ist, “HOUSE No. 337 Pennsylvania avenue, op: posite Metropolitan Hotel; containi and well adapted for a at 335, next door west. ‘FOS 5408 LOW AND UPON Gop TeRms: IF SOLD IMMEDIATELY —One of the most desirable PRIVATE RESIDENCES on the Heights of Georg town, situated No. 191 Washington street ately opposite the residence of Henry D. Cooke, Esq. ‘The lot has a front of 6 fect by adepth 120 feet, is handsomely laid out with Flowers, Fruit, Shrubbery, Grapes, ac. &o. The house is new and substantially built, containing fourteen rooms, excellent porches, and two excellent cel- }.. 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 stox. up, to wi parlor and upper chambers. Chandeliers, wi other ixtures, go with the house. For farther information enquire on the premises from 1 until 2%, and 6 and 73, o'clock, a. m., or to WM.H. WAKATLEY, No. 49 Jefferson street, to THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, No. 17: Bridge street, at any time. sopé-wtt Coarding house. “Taquins arding-house. Tnquir De Mow gel9-008t" ‘4 POR RENT FRAME HOUSE, of four Rooms, corner 22d and F streets.at $12 per month in ey at 255 F etree’ Be 21-3t* OR RENT—Three furnished and two unfar- nished BOOMS, at 452 Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d and 432 streets, e 21-3" INING ROOMS FOR RENT—The pleasant and central DINING ROOMS, at No. 313 @ street, between 12th and 13th, for rent and Furné- tare for sale. se 21-3t* ‘OR RENT—SHOW ROOMS fronting on the enue, good for Milliner or Dressmaker; ala ainter or carpenter. Ingnire at DK- 8, Human Hair Stere, 279 Pennsylva- Se 21-3t* "—HOUSE to let of seven rooms, with: for ‘OR BE hall. at $35 per month, and FURNITUR Situated on Sth street, between L street aad sal Northern Liberty Market. D. L. WELLS & CO., Be2-3t cor. La. avenue and 6th street. Roe, RENT —On 2d street east,three Roome— furnished and two unfurnished—for rent. Inditire on the premises. six doors south of Penn- sIvania avenue, No. 497 8e 20-7t* 5 CASH, AND $30 MONTHLY, WILL $250 buy @ new 7-room HOUSE, situated on the south side of H street. Island. between dé: and 6th sts. STARE & METCALF, Real Estate Brokers, (Plant's Building,) se20-tf New York avenue and isth'st. OR SALE ON VERY LIBERAL TERMS— Nine FRAME HOUSES, four rooms each, cor- ner F and 22d streets, (A chance for speculation. Apply to KILBOURN & LATTA, corner 7th ai F streets. sel9 6t™ 08, SALE—A four-story BRICK MOUSE. con- taining 7 rooms, and a. blacksmith shop in the basement. The Lot contains 8,00 feet of ground. Apply to JOHN HAGHTEL, on Green street, be- tween Brick and Water street. se 19-Im* FP GE RENT—a BRICK HOUSE. on 3ith street, between Pa. avenue and M street, containing seven rooms, with kitchen and cellar. Gas throughout the house. Inquire at 48 Water st., Georgetown se 19-5 Toe AKERS.—FOR SALE—About 10 A * LAND in Virginia, on the Wash- ington ud Alexandria Turnpike, adjoining the Potomac Brick-Works. A superior location for the manufacture of bricks. Apply at 427 15th street. se 19-lw OR SALE BY F. MACE, Real Estate Broker, 7 ith street.—A nice three-story BBIOK MOUSE on loth street, between L and M streets; cight rooms. gas and water; $4.90). A neat FRAME HOUSE, five rooms. on Tih street. near Estreet, (Navy Yard;) $1.40. A good FRAME HOUSE on the Isiand, four large rooms, $1,300. A splendid RESIDENCE opposite Gen. Grant's, Wor ls large rooms, replete with all the modern conveniences; $15.00. A fing RESIDENCE on 9th street, 12 or 14 rooms, with all modern im- Provementa; a fine lot,5,000 feet of ground; $17,000. mols oee OB SALE-STEAM OYSTER BOILER end complete FIXTURES tor sale. Inquire at the aoe. House, corner of 10th and Pa. avenue. ‘seis iw" OR RENT—The HOWARD HOUSE, southwest corner 9th strectand Pennsylvania avenue, 18 for rent. ‘The house contains 28 rooms; is in good order, havi water and phroaghout. For terms, &c., apply to W.L. WALL & CO., ee 18 6t” Auction and Commission Merchants. FS SALE—Two FRAME HOUSES on itol Hill; six rooms each; lot 16x10). Price $1,100 and $1,200. Onl; 220 morth until paid. Also, two HOUS) on 6th street. Isiand, at @608 and $1,000 each. D.L. WELLS & OO. selr-l0t__(Exp.] cor. 6th st. and La. ave. (OR RENT—HOUSE on Massachusetts avenue, ee ey ‘Algo one on’ Penna. ‘ave., 10 rooms, $130 per month. Also two very elegant houses: rt] suitable only for Priged enone rei ei7-10t [Exp] corner La. ave. and éth st. ENT—The ead fi corn rule vi Sie Steere aie swith lar 4 month Be rans len attac: Rent $75 8 iven Ist October. Apply on Pty et, AS the premises, andisth ets," te 3-2 OR RENT—-STORE AND FIXTURES, suit- able for meat and eberie business, No. 392 reet, between i2th and 13th. Inquire next door, at WM. BUTHERFORD’S Paint and Oi) Store. Also, ROOMS for rent. se Il-2w* OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, with bach Feuer on 12th street, next to the corn of quire 5 rmont avon as ee] streets, STOVES! STOVESII ~ Please také notice eas Rear, to ir r ‘best man: Kinds herd eR sd nega that {tis mot sale toaatey SNfe are elaoprepered to'st ap new LATROBES other nd are owt stock of COOKING and Bi HEATING yerovEs. in. . Tes) vite an exam- jonorourstock, Gahan BIBLEY & Gux's Stove Warerooms, au att between 108 obd ith strosta, ERAL WRaa’ ace : ‘ PrREoH eA ae ‘Under Ebbitt House, HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD SELL Hii T STOCK OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, MERCHANDIZE for 97,000. They are ‘The business has been a ‘ing one—moderately and steadily—month by month, for twenty years, without any intermission except for a time when the war was ioph oe With a r trade ar better pros at the ing of that riod it is Pig for tahoe Nps ion on which. 7 the infusion of some of the modern elements, & more active bi jeey ‘be reared. Store. . Cellar, and Wareroom at a mod- __{ee5] "FRANCK TAYLOR. Fe Pr agetan ee tory of Housi 65 near sing: rooms and ate, abd‘use of cellar,’ Rent low io. $34 E street, ply at No. ear ith street. au iba eae cee erate rent. Ss Fat int jo 38-tt