Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cireulation in the District, W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Preprieter. WASHINGTON OITY : W EDNESDAY........OCTOBER 2, 1567. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. fcr OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GEAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. FoR THR ACCOMMODATION OF PuRsons leav- | | PERMISSION TO DELAY.—The following circular was this morning issued from the War Department: “ HEADQUARTERS oF THE ARMY, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, Oct. 1st, 1367.— To avoid the risk of yellow fever, officers now absent from their commands, which are sery- | ing in the Fiftn Military District, are author- | ing the city during the summer months they | can have the Stan mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 124 cents per week, for one week or more. OWIO AND PENNSYLVANIA Letters from prominent politicians in these Svaces. being daily received tn Washington, express great confidence in the success of the ion ticket in both. Nor do Obioans wr.tiag seem to doubt, in the least, the triumph of the e constitutional amendment now pending The struggle in Ohio has been the texcited and severestever known there, sil the leading and influential men ot both par- ties having been daily on the stump for a raonth past. It is too near the election for in- Culgence im speculations as to the result, yet it the writers of the letters referred to above are not the most deceived men concievable, Mr. Valandingham and his followers are des- ed to be defeated by nearly, if not quite, the ajority of late against them. The recen, sence of Sheridan, m Philadelphia bas certainly waked up 2 tremendous anti-Demecratic party feel ing im that city that vids fair to overcome most, if not all, the apathy and injury result- ing from the gross mismanagement that char- acterized the action of the Philadelphia Union party committees and conventions in blocking out the work of this fall’scampaigu. The ex- citement in Washington, with reference to the | the succes Sickles and Hancock | ized to remain absent until further noticefrom this office. By command of Gen. Graat. E. D. TowNsEnp, A.A. G. Battimoge PouitTics.—The Democrats in Baltimore held ward elections yesterday for the selection of delegates to a convention to meet to-night to nominaie candidates tor Sher- i, State's Attorney, and Gity Surveyor. The frends of Mr. John W. Davis, one of the Kane Police Commissioners in 1861, claim that he is’ ful candidate for sheriff, and tha: his nomination will be made on the first ballo Tae WHiTs House —A large number of visitors were at the Executive Mansion to- day. neatly all of whom had an interview with the President. General Steadman and several Philadelphia politicians were with the Executive this mornin, VESSELS IN THB SoUTH Pacivic,—The Navy Department has received information from Rear Admiral J.A. Dahigren, commanding South Pacific squadron, dated September 12, Announcing that the steamer Powhatan (flag- sbip) was at Callao, preparing for sea. The ‘Tuscarora was engaged in a cruise to the Fe- jee Islands. The Dacotah was at Panama, The Wateree was at Callac, repairing engines. The Nyack was cruising on the coast, in the Vicinity ot Valparaiso, and the Fredonia (store- ship) was at Callao. Orrick HOURS AT THE TREASURY.—The Secretary of the Treasury this morning issued the following circular: CcTonER 2d, 1-6: hereby reminded th: ment of the 23d of Juiy last, closing the office 3p m. until the Ist instant, has expired by its own limitation, and that from and after bis cate, until otherwise directed, the hours | of business will be from 9 a. m. until 4 p.m. elections in tnese two States, is hardly less | than within their respective limits. This is because the reenits are expected by many to bave great influence upon the future course o{ Bir. Jounson on one hand, and on Congress on the other. THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHLO CANAT. The President of the Chesapeake and Onio H. MoUviiocn, Secretary of the Treasury. NAVAL OnpeR.—Assistant Paymaster Chas, | W. Stanrer, detached trom the Penobscot, and Canal Company, Colonel Alfred Spates, of | Maryland, is proving himself worthy of the position of General Superintendent of thatim- | portant work. to which he was elected at the meeting of the Board of Directors in this city & few days since. With commendable prompt. bess and energy be has assembled a working force of one hundred and fifty men, who are busily engaged raising Dam No.1, which work ordered to settie his account. Acting Ensign R. L. M. Jones, detached from the Penobscot, and granted leave of ab- senc Acting Vol. Lieut. L. G. Vassallo. Acting Ensign C J. Lawrence, st Assistant Engineer G L.M. Maccarty, and Acting 3d Assistant Engineer John Gaines, detached from the Pe- nobscot and placed on waiting orders. PERSONAL —Kobert Scott and Geo. Thomas, | of England: Gen. A. B. Benton, of Philadel- 1s Tequisite to ensure a sufficient supply of | water tothe Georgetown level of the Uanal. Colonel Spates is enperintending this impor- tant improvement in percon. Already the supply of water has been materiaily in- creased, and by the close of this week i is expected the dam will be raised high enough to sfford a constant volume sufficient 10 flcar the beaviest boats, and keep all the mills running. Great loss has heretofore been cccosioned by the low water Boats laden with wheat and other grain haye been bope- lecsly aground, within sight ofa market, which they were unable to reach; barges with flour bave been in the same predicament. much to the disgust of owners of the freight: the coal trade bas suffered from the same cause; and (he operations of the millers and manu ers have been interrupted, and sometimi gether suspended. All this is now remedied by the expenditure of « little money, properly =pplied. SHERID. Go where he will at the North, Sheridan is | being received as no other man ever was by the American public in modern times. The popular enthusiasm manifested over him is the result not only of the public senee of the value of bis almost unexampled military ser- vices during the rebellion, bat also of the be- lief that bis course in Louisiana was emi- nently wise and patriotic. The remarkable evaticns of which he is now the recipient evidently tell the determination of the com- | munities thus receiving him to stand by the issue: he so clearly represents. Isstk OF THRE PER CENT. CEETIFICATES Secretary McCulloch announces that he will cates to the ameunt of thirty millions of dollars, tor redeeming and retiring compound interest notes maturing during the present month and December next. This isin pursuance of the act of Congress approved March 2d last, which authorizes and directs the Secretary to issue such certificates to any extent, net exceeaing filty millions outstanding at any time. It is stated that Mr. McCulloch would have pre- ferred to withhold these certificates for the present, but the law gives him no discretion n the matter. NCLISE OP#RA —The first performance in tbis country of a new opera which has been so bisbly praised by European critics as Ben- edicts “Colleen Bawn” event, and we expect to see the National crowded this evening. It fs said that the mu- sic is wierd ard beautiful: that tt is all origi- ual, snd that the finale of the firstact is grand. ‘The operas stemped w th the approval of the Germen critics, who are generally extremely bard to please. CoLonED CmILDREN Rev. Lr. McJiltop, city superintendent of rubdlic echools in Baltin.ore, yesterday after- noon presented acemmunication to the board of scboul commissioners, giving a statement of the colored children of the city between the crs of 10 and 19 years, as compiled from the books of enrollment of the children generally of the several wards, showing a total in the city of 3,482 males and 4,609 females. ENGINEERS FOR THE NavY.—The Navy Department will incorporate a limited num- ber of Engineers into the the regular service. Persons who served not less than two years uring the rebellion, can make application for examination, stating their age, and forwarding letters of recommendation. The Hoard for Ex, amination is in session in Philadelphia. ‘To BE MaRBIEp.—It is said that Miss Patio Dabigren,a sister of Admiral Dahigren, 1s soon to be married to a New York gentleman named Keed, who bas an income of $80,000 per annum. They will visit Europe on a bridal tour, accompanied by Miss Dahigren, daughter of the Admiral. Tue Pustic Dent.—The sta‘ement of the Public debt up to September 30th, will prob- ably not be issued before next Saturday. lt Will show, itis said, @ slight increase of the total debt, @ reduction of currency, and some increase of gold in the vauit. S7 We are glad te jearn, through a letter to &gentiemap in Washington, from Col. Amos Beckwith, United States Army, dated New Crieans, September 27, that he bas recovered trom the late attack of yellow fever that not dong since threatened his life. Tux IxreacumentT TaeTiMoNY.—The pub- lic printer, it is stated, Das ceased printing the {mpeschment evidence until near the time for «he assembling of Congress, for fear tha: the evidence would get out surreptitiously. pares ntet der ty aa NeweraPer CHANGE —The Baltimore Com- merciol b&s been reduced in size, and hereaf‘er | will be issued "8 & one-cent paper. Mr. Wm. AK. Cole bas been associated with ics former proprietors in tts management ReTcRNED—Colon illtam G. Moore’ Confidential Secretary of the Presicent, re. turned to this city this morning from his re- cent fishing excursion, 8nd was visitedto day y \ pumber ef friends. wy Genera) Mower bas telegraphed to (en. ers) Grant that the election passed off quietiy im New Orleans, as well as im the other parts cf the S ate of Louisiana that haye been heard trom. eo ere teeth D RETURN OF SecRETARY BROWNING.—Hon ©. H. Browning, Secrevary of the Interior, is | expected to return to the city this evering and will be at his ofttce to-morrow. @7 From French & Richardson we havethe « Rebellion Record,” part 67. with portrai's of Gen. Meigs and Gen, Rodmar. IN BALTIMORE.—The | is a noteworthy | pois. A. BK. Mygstt, of Connecticut; G. H Blood. ef Memphie, Tenn ; are at Willard’s Hotel -Chiet Justice Chase was in Mans- feld, Ohte,n Saturday, ----Goyornor Fen- ton bas invited General Sheridan to Albany. - Hon. Amos Reed. acting Governor of Utah Territory. ia in this city Disrosat or Puntic LAND.—Returns re- ceived by the Commissioner of the General Lard Office skew that 13.000 acres of the puh- lic tands were disposed of during the month ot August las fornix. about 7.000 Acres of which were taken vnder the Homestead law for actual setile- ment and cultivation, adding 45 new farms to that particular land district. INTERNAL KeVENUE.—The receipts from this source to-day. were 61,315.92. THE PHILADELPHIA HADEAS Corvus Case. Data, of the Baltimore Sun, in bis etter of yesterday says: In the Cabinet to-dsy the Philadelphiaha- bea: corpus matter, wherein the Secretary of the Navy direcied Commodere Selfridge to resist civil process was called up, but Mr. Stambery bad not finished bis opinion on the Subject, and it was passed over till next Fri ay. In the meantime there is authority for the statement that the Administration does not hold that there is no authority for bearing sack cases upon process of habeas corpus when the writ shall be issued by a compe- tenttribunal. For the present the order of Secretary Welles willremain in full force to Await an investigation of the legal points by the Atiorney General, which is to be submit- ted to the Cabinet for final determination Mr. Stanbery is understood to be of the opin- ion that a Siaie Court is not a competent tri- bunal to bear and dispose of a case arising under the feceral laws, nor a United States Court probably, in cases of enlistment com: petent ‘o determine absolutely upon the me its. though federal judges may issue the writ and bear the facts in order to determine the question of jurisdiction. The quesiions involved in this discussion embrace some very delicate Jaw points and now issue 3 per cent. temporary loan certifl. | 22™M€ nice propositions as to the rights of State and federal governments, which are expected to be presented in Mr. Stanbery’s opinion. Gov. SWANN’S ARTILLERY. Balumore Sun, says itis learned from official sources that Gov. Swann made application to Mr. Stanton, prior 'o bis withdrawal from the War Department for artillery equivalent in vatue to the amount of the arms that Maryland was entitled to, aud Mr. Stanton promised tbat the request should be grantea. He retired from office before the thing was consummated and when the subject ‘was renewed to General Grant Gov. Swann’s plication was retused on the ground, it is said, thatthe law does not authorize the kind of substitution of arms proposed. This state- ment explains the report that (eneral Grant has refused arms to the State of Maryland. ata” of the &7 Tre wooden noiseless pavement ought | to be laid in front of all theatres, | THE THIRD ANNUA EXCELSIOR BUILDIN Wil be held at Temperance EVENING, October 5. oc MASONIC. 8) meeting of ST. ft 3 JOHN'S LODGE! No. 1108. and a. Me will be held at Masonic Hall. coraer of D and 9th streets.on THURSDAY, October 3d. at 44 p.m. Panetual attendance ts requested, Master Masons in good standing are fraternally invited. By order of the W. M it => KNI LIBERTY LODGE Dow lodge room. jy 2B = 's a se 5 a —The members of , 6..will meet at their Masonic” Hall, corner of Vir- Fifth street east, on FRIDAY ith inst. Please re itis Installation Night. A punctual attendance is re- atiested = By order. THEODORE SNIFFIN, ec. Scribe. Wasnixeton. D. C., October 2, 1857. at FA. A.M. WASHINGTON CENTEN- NIAL. No. 14.—Members are earnestly Fejuested to attend the next regular communica- tion of the Lodge, on THURSDAY, EVENING October 3d. wt7. o'clock. Members of sister lodg: ex ave fraternally invited. B7-N_B. Grand visitation. ve F2t THOS. THOMPSON, Sec’y. I, 0. 0. F.— FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 12.—The members of the Order, with'their fmilies. are invited to attend the meeting of Friendship Lodge on THURSDAY EVENING, Oc- tober 3d, when the twenty-fifth anniversary ( Wedding) of the Lodge will be celebs pew hall, 178 and 180, Peonsylvan above I7th street,( West End.) Ai to the occasion. and other interesting exercises may be expected, By order, we P. HALL SWEET, Por. Bec’: oc 1 3t iGu [0-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASS80CI- ATION! THE FIRST CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, being now fully organized the officers are prepared to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR STOCK. To avoid a rush on next MONDAY EVENING, (the first pay night ) the following places have beew selected to receive subscriptions during the present week WALEER & BRO., Grocery. Potemac Hall, South Washington, ©. B. CHURCH & CO., office coruer Maryland avenue and Ith street, South Washington. 8. F. SAVAGES Hartware store, Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and Ith streets. THOMPSON & C0.S Hardware store, 9h street opposite Centre Market. FIRST PAYMENT FOR DUES will be MON- DAY EVENING, October 7th, at 7 o'clock. By order of the Directors. oc LIw G. R. THOMPSON, Secrétary. {Repub.i Union, Inte}., Chron.. Exp., td.] + tte eh tree B0r CITY EXPRESS ‘alls for and Delivers to any address, BAGGAGE, PACKAGES AND MEROGHANDISE. MOVES FUBNITURE, &e., & Principal Office. 374 Pa. Av. cor. 6that , Wash'n Bre —Pa.av. cor. 7th st : New York av. and loth at, And atthe Office of Adams Express Company, Georgetown ‘xn 38 Ima" ELECTEO. MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS rl. ALCAN, recentiy in charge of Bisctricft gad Medicated Vapor Baths at the various UC. 3. . General Hos: fh pith sn Md costhwens: corner of 11th Hraptions of the Skin Cells, Ce Dees rupt e m4 vids, Gout, thity tion of Paral: Absorpri. Ur ot Coeminioe SorReOn ob Bey 1, if / at the Marysville office, Cali- | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. THE PRIZE FIGHT TO-DAY. “i aaa Reeky Moere and George Reoke. Moore Wias the Fi; ——_e—__ BReunds in One Hour Feur Minutes. —> PorrsmouTe, N. H., Oct.?—The prize fight between Rocky Moore, of New York, and George Rooke, et Providence, for $1,000 a side, came off this morning an Smutty Nose Island, one of the Isle of Shoals. Moore won the fightin twenty-five rounas, lasting one hour and four mioutes. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY (By Cable to the Associated Press.} Lonvon, Oct. 1—Evening.—Consols, 9$.5-15. No advices have been received yet from New York. U.S. 5.20's, 724, Ilmois Central, ; Eries, Fae KFORT, Oct. 1—Evening—U. S.5 21's, Livgrroot, Oct.1—Evening.—Cotten closed steady; sales of 12,000 bales No change in rices. Manchester advices are favorable. cea one firm. Wheat 14s. 6d. for Calitor- nis. Lonpon, Oct. 5s. 6d. ave —Evening.—Sugar firm at [By Steamer } New Yore, Oct. 2.—Tne steamer Scotia brings European dates to the 2d of Septem- ber. The London Times says the death of Sir Frederick Bruce is an especial misfortune at this time when negotiations of the utmost in- tricacy and delicacy are pending with a Gov- ernment which is not always disposed to ap- proach Great Britain in a spirit of generosity and pleasure. His post was most arduous and perplexing, and each occupant finds his labors more exacting than his predecescor. The Gov. Eyre controversy has assumed a new phaee. Captain Edenborough, an American officer, deposes that Gordon entered into negotiations with bim to purchase an armed ship and mu- nitions of war. Important Order of Gen. Canby. CHARLESTON, S. ©, Oct. 2—General Canby has issued orders prohibiting Provost Courts from exercising jurisdiction in any case in- volving the title to land, or in any canse wher® the claim exceeds three hundred dollars. He has aiso signified his intention to modify Gen. Sickles’ order closing bar-rooms throughout the Second District. Safe Express Robbery. LOUIS, Oct.2—The safe of the Mer- Union Express, at Brownsville, Ne- braska, was robbed last night of about 'S15,- (0. No clue to the robbers. One package of $2,400 was dropped by the robbers and re. covered. Indian Aifairs—Bullien Coming East. St. Lovis, Oct. 2.—The Crow Indians refuse to meet the peace commissioners at Fort Lara- mie in November. One thousand pounds of builion was recent- ly shipped trom Goid Hul, Nevada. Passengers from Europe. New York. Oct. 2.—Hon. Jonathan Sturges, A.T. Stewart, Judge Hilton, Prof. Rogers, Bishop Bayley and others are passengers from Europe per steamer Scotia, Tbe naval school ship Portsmouth is anchored off the battery. New York Market, Naw York, Oct. 2.—Fiour is 1vat5 cents bet- ter. Wheat 3a5 cents better. Corn 1 cent better. Rye is firm. Oats lower. Pork firmer: snies of 1,000 barrels at £24. Lard steady, at 14),8143. Whiskey quiet. Gotton quiet at cents for Middling Uplands. Freignts quwt. Spirits Turpentine quiet, at 5=4 cents. Rosin dull at $4 for strained. Cus. TABLE BED CASTORS. For sale by z JOHN R. ELVANS & CO BUILDERS. NOTICE. é a dar: aud varied stock of BUILD- ERS’ HARDWARE which we are enabled to of. fer at as cheap as the cheapest. Please call and examine stock and prisen, CTL oc 2-¢02w. D® MERRILL, DENTIST, No. 310 Pensyvivanta AVENUE. Let. 9th and oth sts. cS All operations performed pertaining to the ART OF DENTAL SORGEE * (To CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Just arrived. a Jarce lot of TRIMMINGS, BAND MOULDINGS AND CARPET STRIPS. of superior guality, and for sale at lowest market prices. BUILDERS’ DEPOT ; 2 7th Stre W. HAMILTON & NAILS. 0c 2-e02w NAILS, NAILS, Agency of the celebrated “BRIDGETON” NAILS. Dealers furnished at wholesale factory prices, in lots to enit, JOUN A. BAKER, Agent, Nos. S* and $0 Louisiana avenie, Between Ninth and Tenth sis. ne 2 A 1 have taken the Warchou vet. lately ocenpied by W. gh, Esq, asa Wholesale Flonr Store, and am now prepared to job gvods as low a8 any store in the District, and i es at Baltiinore jobbers prices.” My puprising goods wanted hy ‘overs, fectioners, Retail de ale rare re. to call before purchasing else Wo. TENNE 8. E. corner Bridge and High st oc 2-2 {Repub.} PPPseLvtion OF copartN The copartnership heretofore existing between H. FEERSINGER and G. B. CAYN tersand Builders. under the firm name of SINGER & CAYNOR. is this day diseol tnal consent. H. FEEKSI. G. B. CAY spectfully invit where October 1, 1867. pe JAMES Y. DAVIS, HATTER AND FURRIER. 356 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN' Having partially completed the new extension to my Establishment, I will open, on FRIDAY, October 4, 107, a large assortment of LADIES’. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S FANCY HATS, Trimmed and Untrimmed, Embracing all the LATEST STYLE: F respectfnlly solicit a call. 0c 2-3t - SEVENTH STREET. m FURNITURE, FURNITURE. CARPETS, OILCLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES 1 am prepared to offer great inducements to per- rons in want of any of the above articles, such as PARLOR. CHAMB AND KITCHEN inevery variety. A large asssortment of Ingrain, Cottage. Rag and Hemp CARPETS from ten to twenty-Bve coats per yard chiaper than eny house in the city. OL CLOT Hs from % to two yards wide—very nA Freat variety of WINDOW SHADES from 83 10S Teast ea will. sel gv08d- chisaper th cua at heape an t purcietsrs wiPAu fe other house in the Dis greatly to their advantage to give me a call before re. HENRY BONTZ. making selections elsew! 369 7th street, between I and kK 0c 2-6t near Northern Market. CO itinmen oe OCTOBER 1.1867 _—DIS TRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COENTY, TO WIT: In the ‘case of Franklin Little, administrator of James _ Little, deceased the administrator aforesaid has.with the ‘approbation of the Orphans’ Court of Washington county aforesaid. appointed TUESDAY. October ‘22d, 1867. for the final net ticment end distribution of the personal estate of said deceased, ana of the assets in hand, as far as the same have been col- lected and turned into money; when and where all the creditors and heirs of said 4 are notified to attend, with their claims properly vouched. or they muy otherwise b; law. be exclnded from all benefit in) suid 's estate: nent Su) ruid Gecbaged 's 0+ provided a eopy of this order be ‘pul once week for three weeks the “Evening Star. preylous to the said day. ge 8. R. 0} oe fawn JAS: Thogttee oe. RPHANS’ COURT, Oct, 1, 1 eae tacwaaniaanan Geeeay Hea? a the cage of Augustus M. Sprague. administrator, Mf Manelia Riley. deceased, the fornia has,with the approbationetthe Ox. phans’ FEof Washington county’aforesaid, ap- ported: TUESDAY, the 221 day of October, 187, for the final ‘sett! jement and distribution of the personal estate of sald deceasea, the assets in hand. far as the same, @ been collected andturned into money; when and where all the creditors and heirs of id det are notified to. attend, with their claims properly vouched, or Shey. ma otherwise by law be ex- cluded from all benefit in said deceased's estate: rovided acopy of this order repeey hed once & week for three weeks im the Kvening Star previous 0 the ay , cot: JAMES B, O'BEIRNE. oc 2aw3w* ‘ STOVES! STOVE: Poy your Stover at the mannfact you cou is. OLD STUV Lda SEVER end Grates Honesal retmilat WHITE & BROS, Tron Founders, 93 4% ot., ono square (rom the belly ocl-ta STOVESt!’ ater of Willa, ». FINANCIAL. There bas been a perceptible decrease in the general trade of New York forthe past week. and im some directions the markets have been verging on comparatiye dullness. This has been brought about By the stringency in the money market, and the unsettled state of finan. cial affairs, ‘Yolume of business, however in Augustand September was quite large, and ‘the aggregate for the first quarter of the fiscal year has been generally satusfactoty. There is still considerable Southern trade to come forward, delayed by the prevalence of the yel- low fever at the Gulf ports. Many merchants will be buying or ordering for the second time, ‘and 8 moderate trade will be transacted far into the year. The crops of the North and West have been very good, if we except corn and potatoes in many localities, and the cot- ton crop of the South and South west now bids fair to range from two and a halt to three mil- lions of bales. The general business thus far in the ceacon bas certainly been an improve. ment upon that of last spring. when heavy losses were sustained. —_e«—_—_ Government Securities. WASHINGTON, Oct. 2, 1967—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gevy- ernment securities: U. 8.» Coup: ie wy U.S. Five Twenties, 1862... 34 U.S. Five Twenties. 1864. % (109% . 5. Five Twenties, 1865. 109% 109% . 8. Five Twenties, Jan&J'y,"65.107% 107% . 8. "Ten Forties. 99% 100 8. (1083, 106% BW YORE FIRST BOARD SALES. 110% 5 W's, In. Tv, 65.107 5 10.40" 99% re ral NO SHODDY GOODS, ON HAND! COMPETITION DEFIED! Gents’ Home-made CALF BOOTS ¢ 0 and up. Do Creole-made CON $3.50andup Working or Farm BOOTS, $3.50 and up. Do dos SHOES, $2.25 and up, Laiies’ Kid Polish BUT. BOOTS. $4. Do do BALMORALS, §2.50 awi up. Mise do BUTTON BOOTS, $4.25 and up. An ail kinds of Boots and Shoes proportionately low. Purchasers cannot help but be suited On hand. a good assortment of MeMullin’s fine Boots and Shoes for Gentlemen, and B.C, Burt's ies Sole Azent for Pascoe Lyons’ Ladies so celebrated for fitting hollow feet. This nething new, and must be seen to be appreci Slippers SOLED at short notire, and G. B. WIL Late of the firm of Burns & No. 502 7th street. Under Odd Fellows’ Hall ARK MAKIN ": 27th street, fi Downing n tho best manner, LATCHFORD, A™ i PERUVIAN GUANO, Another cargo just arrived from the Agent of the Pers « pirchased on analysis to contain 15.07 per cont. ammonia. m JOHN A. BAKER, Agricnitural Warehouse, Nos. *= and 90 Lonisiana avenue, Between Ninth and Tenth sts. (in Hay Market.) PATENT STEAM BA RY oe L-tuthelw ETROPOLITAN 417 ©ST., BETW “HAVENNER’S Me om select Family and High G McKenzie’s Patent Reel Oven. at Bread in the market s, Restaurant and Hotel-keepers supplied oc 1-Im STON las just returned from N ha ful supply of WIN TER MILLINERY GOODS. Ladies’ Felt Plush, Beaver. and Royal Velvet Promenai HATS. Children’s HATS, all sizes and cal snited for the coming season. A fall line of Velvets and Plush Goods, with Feathers, and Ribbous to match in shad Customers’ orders solicit MRS. 274 Pe near t ne lowers, G GASTON, lyania avenue, e Kirkwood House. oc 1 JUST OPENED, A general assortment of DRY GOODs, Consisting of beautiful PLAID POPLINS and other Dress Goods; Blankets, Cassimeres. Hoop Skirts, Towels, Hosiery. Trimmings, &. ane good bleached Cottons, at 22 cents per yard, by the iece, worth 25 cents. ete EMORY BAXTER, 115 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 19th and 20th sts. National Capital Insurance Company. HOME OFFIC! 0 NINTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D.C. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON GRESS. 31,000.000. 300,000, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. SH CAPITAL ‘This Company offers more favorable advantages to the insuring public than any other chartered in the United States. by combining the two great ele- ments of Life and Accident Insurance, on the joint stork principle. ‘The premiums charged are newrly one-third lower than charged by Mutual Compa, nies. AGENTS WANTED IN| E ian: STATE. OFFICERS. JOSEPH F. BROWN....... GEORGE H. PLANT... Vice President RILEY A. SHINN. ‘Treasurer, G. ALFRED HAL Secretary. COL. JAMES T. CLOS neral Agent. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Brown, George H. Plant, Riley A. Shinn, John H. Semmes, J.B. Clark. Jr, J. Coomex, Hon! Green Adams. J. W. Parish} Robert Leech. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. J. F. Brown, Thomas M. Plowman, Kiley A. Shinn, Thon. Lewis, G Alfred Hall, Job W. Angus, Nicholas Acker. A. L. Merriman, Erestus Poulson. FINANCE COMMITTEE. John R. Elvans, Charles Kloman Jam L Barbour. . Anes by Barl<ibert G. Halle ERY CITY AND .-President. AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATE! “ as? 0 TROUPE 0 F | ( THE LILY, OF KILLARNEY, 6) @COULEER' Bawy. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 ENEFIT OF MIS® RICHINGS; at P MARTHA. NATIONAL THEATER. FRIDAY, OUTOBER 4TH GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT To MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS. MABTHA. ODD FELLOW’S HALL. PROFESSOR AND MAD. MACALLISTER, The great Ilusionists of the Age, in their SOL REES MAGIQUES, EVERY EVENING vening, October Sth. iven away every night, Reserved Seats 50 Canta. oust until Saturda: 100 PRESE ‘Ss n 36.Cents. Reserved scam be seeured at the hall from 10 a.m.to4p Doors open at 7 o’clock, commence at 80’cleck. Satarday Afternoon. Oct. 5th, GRAND FAREWELL FAMILY MATINEE, Commencing at 2 o'clock. Admission, 35 cents te all parts of the house. 100 Presents given away HARRY STON, Business Agent. PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. IRST GRAND PIC-NIC STE BENEETE OF ST, MATHEWS STRING BAND, To be oat Iru-STBEET PARK. on THURSDAY, OOTOHRR GL 1s. Dan commence at Z o'clock, p.m. Musto bythe Hey Bin Band Se clocks P - Tickets, admitting & gentleman and Indies. 50 Cents. 01 -2t* ABINI’S F ASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD- M EMY.E ST, BRT. Stu eee Lorn The above Academy is now open for the reception of Pupils. For particulars s: circulars, to be had at the music stores and at ths Academy oo 1-1m J. RUSSEL G@ ACADEMY will + open cn W DAY, Septomber 1éth, and continue during the season. Days of tuition, Wednesdays and Friday: Ladies, Misses,” and Masters in the afte noon: gentle onat night; on the N. E. llth street corner of d Pa. aven ne se 2-tf INI'S DANCING ACADEMY —Prok MAMAN 8 Viskos will commence on nday, September 231.” For particulars Py Cireulars, t » be had at the Music Store: FOR SALE AND RENT. Fo RENT—Two large FURNISHED ROOMS at No, 262 7th st. t Mani N oo 2-3" F 3 oe URNISHED OF ivanis avenue. - site Willard be eka Fo. RENT—Doesirable STORE or SHOP ROOM at 450 G street north, corner of Sth street. | Im quire on the premises, i or 2-6t {OR RENT—A STORE. two LOOMS and (kL. LAR, situated on 7th st Det. Mand N north. Inquire at No. 291 71 ot _ 02-St ROR SALE—A Bread and Cake BAKERY, with horse wagon and astand at Centr id Lab erty Markets. Satisfactory reason for Apply at the Star Office ie F% RENT—Font good sized FRONT large, spacious yard, with use of celiar per month: 124 East Capit ‘eet, A amt Nircorr nereay to bes ud Q streets north, to be re 1.07 also for sale. Apply to A UsPALD house in new block the above (OR RENT.—A small HOUSE. 6 rooms, No 2 __WANTS. wi 4 YOUNG WOMAN to do general housework Ina small family. Apply. after 3 ovclock, at 632 G street. itt ANTED— GIRL fo Cook. Wash and Iron- W Air farther particulars inquire at No. 30 Jefferson street, Georgetown. WANTED A competent DRO it DRUG CURBR good references required. Apply WM. N. DAW'S drug store, corner lth and Lats. oc 2-3t* GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION to do ge in an English family. Apply 5262, New Jersey avenue. oc 2t” V 7 ANT. —A respectable girl wishes a SITU- ATION as seamstress or chambermaid; un- derstands all kinds of sewing. Please address Box 3, Star Offic itt WANTED UMMEDIATELY — Tiree cxperi- enced PAPER-HANGERS. The best waxes given. Apply to J. ALEXANDER, 240 Pennsyl- Yania at once O22 ANTED—A first-class OYSTER SHUCKER. ‘To one who can come well recommended steady employment apd_ good wages will be given, Also, a good COLORED BOY to wait on table, Apply af the Restaurant of LOUIS BETZ, 233 ani 2p Est. near War D NT Zool SERV GIRL. Apply at No. $2 Bridge street, Georgetown. 0 L-2t* V ANTED—-TWO WHEELRIGHTS. Inquite 1042 V- PUBDY, 936 12th street west 0c 1-8 ANT ‘Ry © permanent tenant,a SMALL HOUSE of five or six rooms; must be con t to the Baltimore Depot. Address 8. E. J. ‘Washington Post Office. o¢ 13t* ANTED—A situation as COOK, by a respect able woman. None but first-class famil need address. SABAH RUSSELL, Star Oitice. (\/ ANTED—an ex nent and mal a sewing machi! need SEAMSTR: childrens clothes an pply at E street, bet 2d and da. oc 1-3t* YOUNG GIRL wants a SITUATION tod» cham berwork or waiting—would make herself use- ful. Apply at 20th street. 3 doors from F street. oc 13k ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Three first-ol Oyster Shuckers. Nene but those derstand t 38 need apply. “TH nha. avenue, CG MAN. a book-keeper in ‘au auction house; one who is acquainted Rit the business preferred. (Apply at FOLEY & GO. auctioneers, JAX Seventh, street, between y of the Government Departinents; for which $150 cash will be given to any person’ pro curing it. Address W. B., Evening Star Office. —A SITUATION hy an experienced nion to alady. who 3a Wheeler & hine and would en- to sew by the vst city references. Apply at 242 tween Ith and 13th streets. from 9 to 12 m oc 1-30" WASTE WORKER at ©. ave., near 6th st. Inq hand need ing » PER HANG. > competent P. nted immediately. None but sober us men need apply. L. J. ROTH- opposite Patent Office, 7th street. Express. | D SHEET IRON WOR D. ppl GUY, nsylvania averne, between #25-tf WASTED.—A private family desire to rent a neatly furnished House. in a good location STARR & METCALF. Real Estate Brokers, (Plaut’s Huilding,) cor. N. ¥-ave, and 1sth street se Mt TED—We want to bay LOTS for building purposes, in various parts of the city. for our customers, Parties having such call and see us. D.L. W ge 6-1. corner La. avenue “ ANTED.”’’—Ladies gontempl ting weariny BALMORALS and HOOP-SKIRT COV- ERS the coming, season, and wishing to avoid the expense of Braiding, should call and see my beau. titu] designe for the above. to be stamped in FAST COLORS AND WARRANTED TO WASH. La- dies’ and Childrens’ Aprons, Joseys, and Under- eiotiiing stam) in imitation of Braid. A saving of one half the usual cost of Braid. Any Pattern made and stamped Wit, PRINCE, ELLS & CO.. ud 6th street. aud 439 Ninth street. Ww ANTED—New and Oast-off CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of value, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro- ker’s Store of R. FULTON & CO., 502 9th street,3 doors north of Penna. avenue.’ Sole Agent for NGER’S SEWING MACHINE de22. LOST AND FOUND. a Monday evening last. near loth and A 4 PIN BROOCH, The finaer wi bringing it to 354 H stree OST—On Wednesday. October 2. from the depot. a figured black SHAWL suitable reward will be given if left at 17 cotner of Isth, YOST —On oth street, bet containing a Ludies’ att n Mand I, a BO ilk Velvet Cloak. will be auitably rewarded by returniag it at 441 V street, bet. 9th and lth sts. oc 2-6t* afternoon, 2 piuall anronnt ‘of money. tons.and papers. A libe the finder if lett at the Office. pai amp Window at tie P: oc 21t* R. JOHN BEAMULLER LOST A COW ON Friday last, Sept. 27th, 1357; color brindle. ry small in size, and yery small white spots on the'sides; one horn stands straight, the other bends down. The Reward will be $5. The owner lives on DAVID MOORE'S farm, near Glenwood Ceme- tery is 0G LOST—85 REWARD—Lost o last.a larze Black and White DOG. town. D. C.; body black. breast white around his neck; white stripe down tips of his fect and tail white, ‘The above reward will be paid on leaving him at Mr. y DIER’S White House, High street. nal, Georgetown. D. C. George white ring ETROPOLITAN PATENT STEAM BAKERY, 346 C Srreer, bet. 4): and 6th streets. 2 HAVENNER’S CRACKERS, We invite the attention of Merchants and con- sumers to the very best superior quality of Crack- ers mannfactured at our establishment. MILK BISCUIT. SODA CRACKERS BOSTON CRACKERS, WATER CRACK ERS, CRACKER DUST. SOGAR CRACKERS. NOV- ELTIES, GINGER SNAPPS, JUMBLES, ER CRACKERS. &c. These goods are made from the best material, and can be had alwi jh, and in any quantity, the lowest price, 0 26-1m Jest OPENED P CLOTHS. EM) Mies CLOTHS all shades, $1 “K ALPACA. oer conte change Figured FRENCH CLOAKING White and LES. White and Binks S418 Super Black Lyons SILK VELVET. wie are opening daily lots of new Goods from the ork importers. Ih 0] it h a Ae ETERS BORER, Ne. 36 Central Stores, Opposite Centre Market. Jiw. senny 200, NO. 323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Will open on MONDAY, 3th inst., 1 case—12 doz- BALMORAL SKIRTS, ‘ich they will }, worth @4. hist reeciveds tous, s earn § ALL WOOL 10% BLANKETS, | Which we are offering ‘at $4.50, worth 66. J. W. SELBY & 0O., 323 Pennsylvania’ avenue. Ms & i-J iS EY se 28-eo6tit ‘UST. RECIVED, 1 case—800 yards— SHAKEL’S FLANNELS, Tobe sold at 45 . Alsoy 8 Tot of cents, worth 62% ovat. LINEN TOWELS, _ NE 25 cénts, very cheap. J. W. SELBY & CO. 325 Pennsylvania avenue. Scsr necriyyp— ati sa ck. vate ¥ROM THE NRW YORK IMPORTATIONS, - } Alot oteplendia ‘ HPAVY BLACK SILKs,. Saber boude fa, e ring, MoPetbes lower: than aay ! J, W. BELBY & CO. if pote |” 323 Pennaylvania avenue HE EARLY WEARS OF PRINOR ALBERT i by Qusen Victoria, ume. . re + one ARG TAYLOR REWARD-—Strayed or stolen, on, Taesda $5 BEN AAR of September CBRN DLE CON, with long horns; star on her forehead; long teats; lower part of her tail white. The above reward will be given if returned to JAMES McLAUGHLIN. ge 1-30" 25th st., near the Gas House. ‘OST—On Friday, the 27th instant, at the Dro- vers’ Rest.or between there and Nyashington, ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN or ONE HUN- DRED AND TWENTY-ONE DOLLARS in one $20 note, the rest principally in $10 notes. A libe- ral reward will be paid for the return of the mcney to LEWIS D. MEANS. at Drovers’ Rest, above Georgetown, on the Aqueduct road. oc 1-8 OST—In Center Market, Saturday morning. a GOLD WATCH CHAIN. The finder will be seyariell by leaving the same at the Star office. $5 REWARD —Strey oll; on 21st September. from BAY clley Farm 14h faeces bipeeet 1 eee STEER, Felghing 1-20 oF 180) pounde, marked Bion phe sides. woe 2d ENRY 8, BARNES, sem) 2 Centre Market. EWARD—Straved, on the 27th of Septem- $52 RED BUFFALO Cow. eth the back, having left front teat lost. The above re- ward’ will be paid for her return to. PATBIOK DOWNEY, 3d st., between Virginia ave. and D at. 8 f 5 REWARD.—Strayed from our Stables, on Sy ahurday, the sth instant, Sorrel Mace MULE. The above reward will be paid for her E. PICKRELL & CO., No. 53 Water at.. Georgetown. FOR HOTELS, eupe BUARDING-HOUSES, to. J..W. SELBY & CO. constantly on land s largo stock of Kee Linen and pie BLANKETS. QUILTS. snd RAPRING, ny a TOWELLING. CRASH and TABLE , by the yard and in.cloths. ‘hese and ‘if oer arti in Dry Goods gener- lanes» ofels, Boarding Schoole, Families, at prices: for cast which eaunot fait to, attract customers. Tart] Ho SAS Peak. sreuus, ws ¥ Ey fi / POTOMAC SHAD ROE, OT @MAC FAMILY SHAD, POTOMAC ROu HENKING; All put upin the best Bente ORCHELL, covery. ‘se 28-4" se4 _yndér Ebbitt House, cor. 1éth and Fats, H, PCPS Eco. < Bunxs & Witos. At the Old Sana. 340 Penn venti, bet. ‘an cy Our assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, in quality 1 tyle, is Buperior to any we ve find, and at prices to sult the tinea, iatiaretcoates between Li and GvouT WATLS, &c., JOHN B, BLYANS & CO, d twee Web street, ber. N and Q sts. Bent, $25 per ort tre Academy, Bstreshs between oh im month. Tugvire No. 343 10th street bide >: S* DANCING ACADEMY, Penna. SOR RENT—Two commun 5 Dee EE ers OE irapotiten Hetel Ladies, Pte Nodes North best hans th Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday after: | west. suitable for housekeeping; furaished on 9 noon from 3 to o'clock. Gentlemen, Toenday furnished. as may be desired oo b3 and Friday eyenings.trom oldo’clock. Thohall | g5OR RENT—one t) five Uniurtished ROOMM, can be rented fur Balls, Soirces. & ‘my 10-ly suitable for housekeeping. or for single gentls men. Apply 568 H street north, between tth and ARDING. Sth streets west ol BO 3 FOR, BENT [Handsomely furnistied commua MOR RESTORE RNISHED ROOMS, (A000. | or on the test Migr Haems ; TEES Oeke e Apply f 7 oc 2-88" board Ts desired, at No. 439 H stre: oc 1-8t NWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES Tad. Qorinele geutiemen can obtain ROOMS and BOARD in @ private family. Call after the 6th. at.No. 36% 9th street, between I and K oc 2-3t* y@0MS WITH BOARD MAY BE HAD AT 21 Penn. avenue, between 2th and 28th streets References exchanged. oc 1-3t FoF, BENT A comer farnishe front ROOM, with for two. in ily, with use of plano if requived. $7). Inquire at No. 397 bet, Mth and lth streets, FENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE C3 A Sileavant ROOMS and BOARD ina sm ily where there are no other boarders. pleasant, Address A. C., Star Office. HAT LARGE HANDSOME HOUS: loth atrect, having heen putin complete order. will be opened ‘on the Ist of October for » few first- class BOARDERS; Gas. Water, Bath. One square from cars; five minutzs walk from Departments. 4t* 8 G—Two communicating ROOMS on Boneiat foot sna mocan te tied floors TA BLE BOARDERS accommodated, at 391 E street, between 9th and 0th. se 27-bt" NIGREY FURNISHED PARLORS AND BED- ROOMS on the first and second floors for rent, with or without Beard. Terms moderate. No. 45: 6th st., bet. C and La. avenue. se 7-Im BR RENT—Several neatly furnished and well FoR ae ROOMS. with or without board. Apply at 516 K street, between 4th and 5th an 13-tf OUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree- able private residence, with liberal table and every, ecensary comfort, ‘Location, Washington ailroad, convenient to the cars, Terms, week. ‘For address apply at the Star Office.” jel3tf ABLE BOARD st No. 464 10th street, a few doors north of the avenue. Terms 325 mont! de I northern fam- PERSONAL. P) FIRST MONTH I want a SITUATION D0 here my being hard of hearing is imma 1. Understand doubl K-keeping. Vould do volte r good law: L abide by the old Honesty is eat policy.” Can and city reference it required, Inauire Band 11th. uc 2-1W QUAL TO MY HUSBAND. Well, George, I w: Bum't Fanny that costs so much Oh! No. sir, itdoes not cost more than you spend ina Barber shop. See Madame Demouxcot's prices. Hose dressed Short hai 1 > get my hair dressed ! 25 | Cut for ladies or gent,. $0.50 Long hi ‘@ | Shampooing short hi Ea) Outsidethe door, 1.0 | shampooing long ha Flower & Curls, 2.00] and dressing it, 1.00 On hand, a large assortment of Perfumery, Long fot ever Gyo c ° Braids, Curls. Wigs on hand or made v3 HUMAN HAIR STORE, 275 Pen. av., bet. 10th and Ith sts. south side. se 23-6. DoCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may hee mwnited daily by Ladies aud Gentlemen in need y/ the services of a skillful and reliable physician, at his office, 499 7th street, between D and E. Washington, D. C. My celebrated PER- SIAN LIQUID sentto any address. Letters must contain a stamp se M ILTON J. SAFFOLD, ( Formerly of Montzomery, Alahama,) ATTORNEY 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 Columbi: Claims and Department business will receive prompt Attention. se 18-tf TS RENEWED.—SILK HATS REFINISH- * A FASHIONABLE SHAPE, at CUNNINGHAM’S HAT FAC- TORY, No 7th st., bet. Land K. s13-eolm yes CAN NEVER MAKE THE TRIP ON Buchu or Samaritan humbugs. See Dr. DAR- BY, opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, on 7th st.,and be enréd permanently. pa ei ADIES PLEASE READ THIS. WILLIAM PRINCE, 439 9th street, has about six hun- dred (600) well-made stamps of elegant designs for Embroidery, Braid, &c., that he will sell cheap, the whole or part, and teach the buyer the Composi- tion, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain how'to use them, gratis. Being part of a duplicate set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to engage in this profitable business and having e smail capital should call at onc ie NONFIDENTIAL—Young men who have in jured themselves by cortain secret habits, which anfit them for business, pleasure, or the duties of married life; also, middle-aged. and old men, who, from the follies of youth, or other causes, feel a de- bility in advance of thelr years, before placing themselves under the treatment of’ any one, shoul first read “The Secret Friend.” Married ladies Hill Tearn something of importance ‘by perusing “The Secret Friend.” Sent to any address, in s sealed envelope, on receipt of 25cents, Address Dr, CHAS. B. WARREN. Boston, Mass. n09-ly EDUCATIONAL. OCK HILL GOLLEGE. ELLICOTT CITY, MD. ‘ Studies will be resumed in this [nstitation op MONDAY, September2.° ERM Board, Washing, and Tuition, $260; Entrance fee, $5; Fhysician’s feo, $6. Music aid Drawing BRO. BRTTELIN, President. ED AND SET TO x T—A Fram: ituated 10th i H and 1, coutaining 9 rooms With gas. (Possession given inmediately. Inquire of GEO. T. LANGLEY & SON. wood ant coal yard, K street, between 9th aud Oe 1-3t" 7OR RENT—A THREE STORY BRICK E. corner Ninth and K streets, with at- ement. containing ten rooms, Water and groundsattached. FITCH & FOX corner Seventh and F stre: VT —Two communicating ROOMS. twr- nished oranfurnished. Will be rented singly or together. Water in the house and gas in each Apply at No. 240 6th street, Fo. OR RENT—Two_ pleasant well iuruished ~ RUOMS, suitable for housekee ng for gentle | manand wife. The cars pags the door ABLE BOARDERS wanted. Inquire at 79 Bridge st Georgttown nable. “ 3" FORS. m_all parts of the city. varying in price eel on “ 2 Peo Also Y ots es and on long time Building Lots on all prices and ou tong t Real Estate B ers. (Plant = Build: corner N.Y. ave. and ith str T—A new BRICK HO noms. situated on H str and 4 ets. Apply at No. 350 Gst., | Qdand 3d streets. * Fo, RENT—BRICK HOUSE, c:llars, fine yard, stable. K street, west of Circle, Fi two 1s ine rooms. door, Rent $25 permonth, FOS BENT Ou SARGE PF: ADJOINING ROOMS. on first floor. Bs per month. Apply at No. 31% North B st Tibet. Del venue and Istste WO CL NICATING ROOMS” UNFUR MUN NISHED. on2d floor. with rasant locality. Apply 19 Kitchen on tst th st. three-story BRICK § HOUSE: scorner of Mth and ¢ Island, with license and fixtures. In lath st!, Island. rent low; Front Room) will he Bath and gas in the honse Uetween 6th and 7th sts, OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE located, in First Wards only S40 in Washin Idings. 3 Lween 13 ani house Tiine Lots on north « THOS. EWA 1E 126 Penna. 9 OR SXLE—Two new and very de 1 HOUSES, with w convenience, in a desirable houses will be sold on changed for other p proved. Inquire at and H streets, First o'clock OR SALE—A large numbe iug in price from 1.400 to LOTS in ail parts of the FARMS from 2 to 70 acres city. Loans negotiated Pers: ing or selling Real Extate. or bv upon the same, will censult their ing on MITOHELL « Real Estate B Corner Seventh aud D streets, se 27-e010t over Shepheril’s Bookstore. (OR RENT—Six_ UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Apply at No. 276 Penn. avenue, tw» coors east of Kirkwood Honse. LE.—The FURNITUD containing 2 rooms. If not sold ist of October, will be sold at auction, JOHN H. MOORE. Ward, between W a LO? LOR SALE a feet front by 110 Tec. on B street north. between Delaware avenae aud Ist street cast, Capitol Hill. I OR RE 20% ROOM, at No. 134 High and Congress streets. obtained next door. VOR SALE—Two Two-story PRAMB HOUSES containing seven rooms each. in the a elegant block near the terminus of Ninth stre, and Boundary. Price $2.20, Rent $3) pe pen 'S. PB. se 23-tf Ninth street, bet. E ee 250 f i the south side of H street, Island. 1 6th sts. STARE & METCALF Real nt’s Building, se20-tt enne und 15th st. Fe ALE—A four-story BRICK HOUSE, co: taining 7 rooms, and a’ blacksmith shop in the ny Junbarton s\ Table Boar basement. The Lot contains 3.00 feet of ground. Apply to JOHN HAGHTEL, on Green street, be- tween B and Water street. e : UPON GOOD TERMS IF SOLD IMMEDIATELY —One of the most ‘able PRIVATE RESIDENCES on the Heights org town. situated No. 191 Washington stree ‘West and Stoddard streets. and immedi- ly Opposite the residence of Henry D. Cooke, he lot has a front of W feet by adepth of is handsomely laid out with Flowers, -Shrubbery, Grapes, &c., &c. The house is new and sutstuntially built, containing fourteem rooms, excellent porches, and two excellent cel- lars. Gas and water throughout the house 5 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 gas fixtures, go with the house. For further information enquire on the premises from 1 until 2%, and 6 and 72 o'clock. a. m..or to WM. H. WHEATLEY, No, 49 Jeterson sti to THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, N Bridge street, at any time. F.OR SALE LOW, AND. OR SALE—A very fine toned second-hand ANO at a bargain. Inquire at 312 below L. Also a nine ey double thread SEWING MACHINE, very lo o1-3t* OR SALE— GUITAR, at 304 7th street, cor ner of L north. se 30-3t™ ROCEAWAY AND HARNESS FOR SALE. Apply at Stables, 18th street, between F and G streets. se 30-3t* A MPHERT S20, 9 and #0 yeara of age; Polit- ical. jScientific, Historical and various. A large coliection at exceeding low prices. se 30 FRANCK TAYLOR. PAIR OF SUPERIOR BLACK MARES FOR SALE—well matched, perfectly sound ‘and gentle—the property of an officer leaving the ser- yice. The harness and carriage will also be sold, if desired. Address to MR. MOORE, at Depot Quartermaster’s Office, G street, above War partment. att 493 NINTH STREET. 493 HATS AND CAPS. Just received, two more cases of those fine Silk DRESS HATS, fall style, which I am selling lower than any one inthe city. Constantly receiving. the new fall styles of soft and stiff brim HATS. Just Grop,in and take a look at’ my new two-and-a-half and three dollar HAT. You will be sure to pur- chase, Floage call.” X will saiafy yon that youcan save your muney by pure! h street. ewer Me HAL OLCOTT. Ne= Janzs C. McGUIRE & CO., FURNITURE WABREBOOMS. EVEBY VARIETY OF FINE CABINET FURNITURE. ALSO, THE CELEBRATED TUCKER SPRING BED Which for Comfort, Cleanliness and Cheapness is ‘unrivalled. JAS. C, McGUIRE & CO., se 16-1m Corner of 10th and D streets. LE VERY LOW—Several second-hand ‘OS, warranted in perfect order, siceoe EL. WILD & BROS... Forte factory, No. 497 Saag between Penna. ave. and E stro 2. MPMtINERY oreninc, ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER Isr. MES, J. E. SPENCER, Will open with all the loading styles in FALL and WINTER BONNETS, at her Rooms, 330 Penna, Syenue, bet. 9th and lothets. se 23-6t* FOr, BENT—A FRAME HOUSE, wich back building, on 12th street, next to the corner of Rhode Island avenue, containing 7 rooms. In- quire of A. HEITMULLER, Vermont avenue, be- tween N and street. vm OR SALE—A comfortable RESIDENCE fora family in the town of Cambridge, Md. The property is well improved, in excellent conditions ‘and among the most desirable homesteads in the vil> lage. It will be sold ata low figure. To agate man who desires a comfortable home for his family, in one of the most agreeable vill in Maryieut? where household expenses are not half as great asim acity. the opportunity is erareoue. Mr. Wallach, Editor of the Star, who knows the property well, will give information concerning it to any ingut- rera. Ts UNDERSIGNED WOULD SELL HI® STOCK OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, and MERCHANDIZE for $7,000. They are worth more. business has been a paying one—moderately and steadily—month by month, for twenty years, without any intermission except for a time when the war was opening. With a steadier trade and better prospects than at the inning of that riod. it is offered as & secure foundation on which, y the infusion of some of the modern clements, & more active business may be reared. | tore, Fixtures, Cel ') MD ‘areroo! mod- erate rent. [ke5}' FRANCK TAYLOR. FOE RENT —The Secgnd Story of House Wo, 465 13th street, near E street, consisting of & Tooms and attic, ahd use of cellar.’ Rent low. | Ape ply at No. 334 E street, near 13th street. an 5 E—One of those fine three-story and a Oe ec RR J Es . : os: Ae BHEEM, itn st., bet. Hand L meee 1) 318 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 318 L. §. WOODWARD, (Successor toC, Woodward & ) Just received a large stock of Bibb & Co.’s _, _ PATENT PARLOR HEATERS. . which I will put up in the best manner, and satis- faction Ls eg pig Eh eee Lh Sharaag . or four story houses; also. 2 general assortment COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, which will be sold cheap for cash. I am now prepared to repait inmediately,in the beat manner, Stoves of all descriptions. lease send in early. sai L. 8. WOODWARD. 318 Pennsylvania aver ' 80 73-1m tween 10th an a STOVES! , STOVES! ei 7 tice that we are to Ple ase Sake BuGee ta em Tee Rat in the, best Gi iS. and 6 that it is not safe to dalag SABA util latein the fal 82! oa to Mocha PREIU: eot'asnee LATROD RE e ind estock of COORING and HEATING STOVES, in great variety, and eepecetally invite au exam- ination ofour stock: Cal SIBLEY & GUY'S Stove Warerooms, au %-dtt between 10th aud Lith strae BY GOODS, i : a eae Harris’ and other makes CASSI- White and Gi LANKETS, 4 Tadice’ CLOARINGs ait enlore font Daren soni oat Gent's UNDERSHIRTS, a very large A rt Sehtey of Three Ply, Tograin, and Bog Step and oe OILCLOTHS. Aliot ich will be sold at great bargains, at JOHNSON & SUTTON’S ‘Old Stand, $21 Tth st 02s-3t* on ee ee