Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1867, Page 2

The Largest Circulation in the District. | W. D. WALLACH, Editorand Proprietor. WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY...........0CT@BER 5, 1867, 7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. THE ALABAMA ELE ‘The following dispatch Was by the secretary of the Union Republican Uo gtessional Committee from the chaurman of the Republican State Committee of Alabama: « MonToomery, ALA., Oct. 4—Fall returns from thirty-one counties, having an aggregate registration of 104,000, foot Up 63,000 votes, nearly all for convention: The remaining thirty-one counties, baving @ registration of 5¢,000, will secure @ convention by a surplus of at least 10,000. The election passed off qui- etly, though great efforts were made to prevent voting.” LIFE SURANCE ON THE CO-OPERATIVE PLAN, We yesterday published a report of the pro- ceedings of the meeting held in this city oa Wednesday evening toerganize what is called &# Boneficral Life Insurance Association. So far as itis proposed to reduce the expenses of tbe as- sociation to a minimum, and to baye the balk of the proceeds go to the benefit of the famiites of deceased members, instead of a large portion going as salaries to officers, and dividends to stoekholders, and others of “the favored few,” 88 1n most companies, the plan is a good one" An association with these as its general fea- wres, and with certain necessary limitations so hat it may not bear hardly oa particular members is practicable, and there is no reason why it should not be successful. Bat if itis proposed to allow all persons—the old and the young, the weak and the strong—to become members, the scheme is partial and unjust. The halt, the Jame, and the blind, those en- feebled by age, or weakened by illness, would sfek to avail themselves of its benefits in such numbers that younger and stronger men would be deterred trom joining. There should be a &rSduation of fees according to age and health. Age is generally easily ascertained—it leaves ‘UBnerripg Marks—but as to disease, a medical examination is necessary to determine its character and extent, We know of many instances where men, apparently m ropust health, have been found, on amination, to be affected with a disease of the Reart or some other organ, likely to result in death in a short me. Witboat some discrimination, the asso. ciation might de composed mainly of the aged and infirm: and the strong working man, of yoath or middle age, with a large family Cependent on him would have the notices of dues vome so frequently as to make it a burden too heavy for him, and in case of sickness or ‘want of work, causing default of the payment of perhaps, he would be cut off from all benefits, just at the time when he Most needed assurance of family provided {or im case of death having his | one Wollar, after contributing hundreds | | The only qualification for a member in the | proposed pian is that he orshe shall be «en. joying ordinary health.” The question arises, ‘what is “ordinary heaith,” and who is to deter- mine ifn applicant is enjoyingit. Another upfair feature is to cut of snicides ana m: dered men from benefits. Why should this be so! Life msurance companies have long ago abandoned this feature, because the chances | are all against a man’s committing suicide to benefit bis family. We do not remember any such case of immolation; though pretended self-sacrifice is quite common. With the gTaduation of payments we have suggested; aprovision for medical examination; no ex- clusion of a suicide’s or mu rdered man’s fami_ Jy from the beneti's; aud non- forfeiture of al] benefits for tailure to pay, the association might be successful. If a working man is so unfortunate as to be without the means of pay ing his curs, after doing so faithfully while certainly not much “beneyo mn cutting him and his fa mily off alto, Let him Dave some ass urance that the gether. savings from his little earnings so hardly won | Will not be sacrificed in vain, if sickness or misfortune overtakes him. Let him in any event Baye his proportionate share of benefits, even ifit is much less than be would be en- titled to if he had continued to “pay up.” Gov ARTILLERY. ‘The Baltimore papers publish this morning copies of the correspondence between the suthorities of Maryland and the War Depart- ment at Washington in reference to the appli- cation made by the Governor for commuting for ordnance and ordnance stores the quota of arms due the State. It appears that Mr. Stan- toa did not refuse such commutation as would netexceed the amount due to Maryland, but that General Grant expressed a deubt whether the law authorized him to issue all arms of one kind, and that he still has the matter under consideration. THE ArPLicaTion FOR PARDON OF A. H. STEVENs.—The President bas not yet consid- ered the application for pardon of Alex. H. Stevens, of Georgia. The papers are now on Me at the Executive Mansion, and will be taken up by the President next week. He is Strongly recommended for Executive clem- ency and there seems to be no doubt that the pardon will be issued. FRAUD UrOm THR PENSION OFFICE.—James L. Floyd, of Colum bia Mille, Maine, indicted for subornation of perjury for the purpose of securing the payment of a pension from the U.S. Patent Office, plead guilty to the indicted before the United States District Court in Maine, and was sentenced to one year in the Penitentiar: s7-Mr. Wm. R. Cole,formerly connected with the Baltimore Clipper, and tor several terms of the Maryland Legislature the Clerk of the House of Delegates, has returned to journalism, connecting himself with the editorial manage- ment of the Baltimore Commercial, now pub- lished as @ penny paper. S7-The Washington corresposdent of the Beston Post appropriated bodily from the SraR the column account of the removal of the re- mains of the conspirators, and telegraphed it to that paper. 1t isthe best dispatch he has had for weeks. SJ The committee of the Washington Bar, appointed to inquire into the circumstances of the Bradley-Fisher difficulty, have pub- dished their report. It contains nothing of in- terest or importance, beyond the full abstract already published by us. &7 The congressional committee appointed to investigate the treatment of Union prison- ers by the rebels during the late war, will commence a session Of several weeks at Hos- ton, October 15, for the purpose of taking testi- mony from the New England states. S7 The Baltimore American gives credit to & morning paper for the interestfhg account of the ditinterment of the bodies of the assassina- tom conspirators that appeared origi nally in the Star. S7"1n the Republican Convention in Balti. | more last night Ge. Andre wg. Dennison was unanimously nominated as the candidate for Mayor at the approaching election under the n Browmix on O.H. Brown. cretary of the Interier, will return to the city this evening from the Greenbrier Springs, where he has been sojourning for the past month. ENGLisH OPERA —This evening the Rich- ings’ English Opera Troupe close their suc- cessful season in this city by S repetition of the new opera, “The Lily of Killarney, or the the Colleen Bawn.* AxoTHER RUMOR —Theavenue hasarumor | tc-day that Gen. Sherman, (who isexpected in Washington to-morrow) is called here to take charge of the War Department. We see no reason to give credence to the report. shindhandrmmnuendr identi, at 87 Elections will be held on Tuesdey nex; in Iowa, indiana, Ubio, Pennsy tvania, and for Judges of the Supreme Court in Califor. nia. SF Alexander H. Bailey, of Kome, New ‘York, has been nominated for Congress by the Republicans to fill the vacancy occasioned by the election of Roscoe Conkling to the Senate APPOINTED.—The President has appointed General Avgur as a member of the peece com- mission, to act during the absence of General shermen. now en route to this city. a7 Commissioner Roilins, of the Internal Revenue Bureau, has written a letter stating tnat by law of Congress all affidavits are re_ eved from siamp duty. 7 The Recipre eaty with the Untied es bas been passed by the Hawaiian Le. d signed by the King. gislature ap THE PUBLIC DEBT. The following isa statement of the public dept of the United States on the ist of October, 1867, issued from the Treasury Department this afternoon ; Debt Bearing Coin Interest. 5 per cent, Bonds,........@ 198 431,350 00 6 per cent. Bonds of 1367 and 1358, 14,707,911 90 6 per cent. Bonds, 183i 235.676.100 00 6 per cent. 5.90 Bonds. 1,235,330. Navy Pension Fun 00) 08 Debt Bearing Currency Interest. 6 per cent. Bonds. 000 3-year Compound In- terest Not S-year 7.90 Note 745,195,141 80 451,074,639) [EiMatured Debt not presented for payment. year 7.30 notes, August ratth 1897 3 due 4,250,000 00 483.100 00 ‘252,000 00 164,511 64 or bol Bt 959,380 00 5.012.203 55 35,005 00 13,221,256 83 Am’tin Treasury coin, currency, 31 Amt of Debt, less Cash in Treasury, 2,495,277 445 78 The foregoing is a correct statement of we public debt, as appears from the books and treasurer's returns in the Department, on 1st of October, 1867. HuoH McCcttocs, Secretary of the Treasury. THE OPINION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL STANDERY.—The opinion of Attorney Gen- eral Stanbery on the Philadelphia habeas cor- pus case, Which was submitted to the Cabinet yesterday, will be promulgated on Monday next. Itis quite lengthy, and it is said that be takes the ground that a State court has no Tight to interfere with the United States au. thorities. EASED To BE DEPOSITARIES,—The First National Bank ot Norfolk, Vs. and the First National Bank of Elmira, N. Y.,have volun- tarfly ceased to be depositaries of public mo. neys and financial agents ot the United States. The securities held by the Treasurer will be returned to them. DEPARTURE OF THE Mexican MINISTER.— Senor Romero, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, from Mexico, took leave of the President this morning, and will seave here for New York ciiy on Monday morning, where he will take passage for Vera Cruz. Tue WHITE Hovsy.—A number of visitors were at the Executive Mansion to-day, all of whom had an interview with the President. Secretary Seward, General Grant, General Steadman, and Hon. S. J. Randall, of Penn- sylvania, were among those who had an au- dience with the Executive to-day. INTERNAL REVENUB.—The official records show the receipts of internal revenue for three months in last year—namely, from June 30th to September 30th, 1866—to be $98,937,162.35. The receipts for the corresponding months this year—namely, from June 3vth to September S0th—were $55,766,314.42; showing that the re- ceipts for the three months this year were less than the same quarter last year by $13,070,545.52. Full detailed reports for September havenot yet been received at the office of internal reve- ue; but from those of July and August it ap- pears that about thirty millions of the differ. ence mentioned arises from an increase of the amount of income exempted from taxationand the reduction of the rate of tax on incames above one thousand dollars, and the balance trom additions to the free list, and reductions trom rates upon manufactures. The differ- ences in receipts and the amount collected last quarter is the same as was estimated at the time of the changes in the law. NAvAL Onpers.—Surgeon A. L. Gihon, de. tached trom the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, NN. H., and ordered to the Idaho. Assistant Surgeon Jerome H. Kidder. de- tacbed from the Naval Oe Sia at Philadel- phia, and ordered to the Idan: Assistant Surgeon J. Albert Hawke, de- tached trom the Potomac, and ordered to the Naval Acsium at Philadelphia. Surgeon Albert O. Gorgas, ordered to the Portsmouth, N. H., Navy Yai ‘Acting Chiet Engineer Wm. we R. Latimer, honorably discharged from and after Septem. F 26th, Actng Third Assistant Engineers James McNabb and Robort B. Dich, honorably dis- charged from and atter September 27th. a ee eee Revenvsw INvEesticatTions.—The special commissioner of the revenue, Hon. David A. Wells, leit here yesterday under instructions from the Secretary of the Treasury to visit and confer with the boards of trade, and with the revenne officials and the representative of the leading industrial interests of the West, with a view of betier ascertaining the con- dition of trade and industry, the revenue ad- ministration, and the requirements for fature commercial legislation. The commissioner proposes to be in Pittsburg, Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit next week, and Chicago, Mil- watkee, St. Louis and’ other points subse- queatly. L2TTee From General GRant.—General Grant having been invited to attend the dinner in New York given to Senor Romero, the Mex. icar Minister, addressed a letter to the chairman of the committee, regretting bis inability to be present, and saying he had always felt for the cause which Senor R. so ably and zealously reprerented. «His cause was Dur cause, toa greater extent, probably, than will ever be Appreciated, now that success has attended it. Fajlure would bave demonstrated how much Wwe were interested in the success of the Lib- erals of our sister Repub. ~ PuReonal.—The sick leave of Gen. M.C. Meigs, Quartermaster General, has been ex- tended six months. ----Col. Belger, formerly quartermaster at Baltimore, who was tried during the war by a court-martial and acquit- ted, Snd aflerwards dismissed = Mr. Leer bas made application to be r 5 M. Gangewer, Esq., chief clerk "of ‘th Third Auditor's Office, is absent on a brief Bisit to bie frierds in Ohio. Israel Smith, his able | assistant, is acting chief clerk in bi ‘absence. REDUCTION Force. other discharge will sbortiy be made in the Quartermaster General's Office on account of the scarcity of work. General Grant has therefore ordered that, in the selection of those whosha}l remain, preference sball be given first to honorably Giscbarged soldiers who have been wourded in the service, then to those who have been honorably discharged, and lastly, having families : tc ore Gen. SHERIDAW.—This officer was enter- tained in New York,on Thursday. by the lady Iriends of the members of the Union League Club of that city, and soon after departed for Newport, Rhode Island. The Bostonians are making great preparations for bis Feception pextMonéay There {s to be 4 large military escort. The banks are to be closed during the CouRntT-MARTIAL OF 4 NAVAL ExGInese.— The court-martial of Assistan¢ Engineer George F. Sawyer, Untted States Nevy, for disrespect to and abuse of the President, w: commenced at the Portsmouth Navy Yard < on the 2d. Thirteen paval officers constitute the court-martial. Messrs. Butler, Oragin, and Hackett appear fot the defense, pla eat 87 John Quincy Adams, .a son of Charles F. Adama, grandson of John Quincy Adams, and great dson of John Adams, of reyo- their lyf ome ee! been ponies oe for Gov. Thor ot Massachusetts w e Democrat Aud Conservative ticket, si 87 A pumber of New York politicians are in the city urging the appointment of General ‘Wireweil to the piace made vacant by the re. moval of deputy commissioner of internal rey- enur, Messmore. ———— S7'Senstor Frelinghuysen, in ech At Newark, on Wednesday renin, io Poeating of ‘the public debt, said that this generat ought never to attempt t to pay.e doftar et the pease of it. The next generation will be arger in number and in wealth, aod a burden tbat would break the back of one man can be borne easily by two. ——— ‘THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO. Kt_is Closing in aye ae e' Both Guber: ing the Peeple. Dispatch to the Star.) CINCINNATI, OBIO, Ust. 5.— fhe campuign is closing in 8 blaze of excitement. both candi- dates for Governor addressed large meetings last night—Jadge Thurman, Dmocrat, and Gen. Hayes, Republican, Senator Morioa, of. Ind., also made a speech. The first rain storm in several weeks has prevailed here since yesterday. ——_—_—__— FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. {By Uable to the Associated Press.) @n to Rome—Garibaldi Issues an Addre: Lonvon, Oct. 4—Midnight.—Garibaldtigues an address urging ail Dis friends to go to Rome. 1t is said that the Papal troops have been beaten in Vargansea. A Garibaldi mesting has been held in Turin. (By Steamer.) im Italy. New York. Oct. 5.—The steamer Werer, petal Southampton, September 2ith, has ar- rived. It nas been discovered that customs agents at ing the government at the rate of thirty mil- lion francs during the past six years. Poke ac October 4, Ree ea Heavy Up a Orleans, 8 d.; red Wes. tern Wheat, 13s. Gorn, S, 3a. 3 Ualifornia Wheat, ids. 9d Bacon, 44s.; Cheese, 535. Beal tureatine 268. 94.; Rosin, 88. 90. Tallew, 44s. 9d. jimgtemian to Commit Snicide. Oct. 5—Harrison Weaver, a Attempt of a W New Yor. well-known Washington, attempted to commit suicide by taking arsenic at Lansingburg to-day. Men- tal depression, cnused by the dangerous illness of bis wife, caused the attempt. COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL sort. Bry A stated mocting wit! be held THIS oa iey ENING, at734 ofclock peel LY BETA NOR. —An adj joumned BUILDERS’ EXCHANG' Will be hold at? ovciecke- on MONDAY EVENING. at 421 E st., opposite the Post Office. (Oe ennettie Ur ONIC SOCIETY-First Saar’ 867 nal of the “Creation? TUESDAY October at 7p. m..in the Lecture Room, N. avenueehurch. A'full Strondance is requested. TOWNSEND, Sec’y. CENTRAL BU anise aesbcrTTG The second annual meeting of Cenjral sriiting Association will be held at the City Kall gn TUESDAY EVEN. the sth instant, st 7 lock. “Ln addition to, the ordinary business an tection wil fae ace for officers for, the ensit year. WM. W. MOORE, See'y. THE = Vv. LEMAN, of the Troy Conference. will preach TO-MORROW Hamline M. B. Chnrehy (uorning and night,) at corner of 9thand P’streets, and aasist inthe re- vival during the ensuing week. A Meeting for the Premotion of Holiness will be held EVERY ERNOON, at 4% o'clock. Members of other drenberee invited to attend, goo0. 000 !—SUBSCRIBE FOR ee Kk NTHE ST CO-OPERATIVE BUILD. ING ASSOCIATION. All persons desirous of ob- taining a HOME of theirown now have av op- portunity of securing one by becoming meinhen of this association. meat pas Gctober?, 7.0 clock, ne Hal land avenue and lth pret F Bont ocoat i night, a) tm ON. Secretary. [Rep. Chron. Intel. Union| WASHINGTON C0-OPERATIVE BUILD ie; @ ASSOCIATION. = ks of Stuer ription for stock in the above as- sociation are now open at the following places: R. A. DAVIS, Mass. ave.. bet.13th and ltl (Corpenter’s shop.) 4. E. THOMPSON and M sts.: J. R. ELVANS. 309 P; and 10th NO Dand kid by E ry Department Ae 72. bet 6th and7th sis WEDNESDAY EVE- ck. at Temperance Sonvk order, CLUB-A the Members of the CLUB will be held K coe special WASHINGTON S WEDNESDA EVENING. October 9, at o'clock, at the rooms, sof € By order. JAMES J. 0) (eeco-o eee anive BUILDING ASSOCI- ATION! “THE FIEST CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, being now fully organized the officers are prepared to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR STUCK. To avoid arush on next MONDAY EVENING, (the first pay night.) the following places have been selected to receive subscriptions during the present week : WALKER & BRO., Grocery, Potomac Hall, South Washington. C. B. CHURCH & CO., office corner Maryland avenue and lith street, South Washington. 8. F. SAVAGE’S Hardware store, Peansylvania avenue, betw 10th and 11th streets. THOMPSON & CO."S Hardware store, th street, opposite Cen tre Marke! FIRST PAYMENT FOR DUES will be MON- DAY EVENING, October 7th, at 7 o'clock. ¥ of the Directors. . R. THOMPSON, Secretary. [Bepab., U nion, Intel., Chron., Exp.,td.} BAGGAGE, PACKAGES AND MERCHANDISE. MOVES FURNITURE, &c., &c. Principal Office. 374 Pa. Av.. co 6th at., Wash’n ranch office—Pa. New York av. and 5th et.) Andatthe Office of Adams Express Company, Georgetown. se 28 Im* ELECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS L. ALCAN, recently in charge of Electricit; and Medicated Vapor Baths at the various 10 General Hospitals, office southwest corner of, ith Froses aoe enn’a avenue, cures Rheumati olds, Gout, Deplilty“Affoe: fon’of Boralyaie: abasraoa et Maree sae 101 G Male Complaints on of Merearny son. ESTABLISHED 18653, McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 671 Penn. avenvr, co) et ER Ast STREET, APITOL Lbs Pou" Butos MEDICINES: EMICALS, Pinvosltabasrc aes ag jans Prescri ycorapounded . mheMigar Bell erigenacrarly PaAtest “STAR” FAUCETS, For sale b: “SOHN B. ELVANS & 00. T OBACCO, ©. OlGauss SNCF veiPEs, &e. Wholesale etd Reta Ne.325D street Ae rise of lith st., Branch own Eisenlohr, Philadelphia, it* LE TRIMMINGS! BY Bock aaah BUTTONS! New FALL STYLES pe inily. oc 5, 7&9 RS. LOWE, 297 Pennsylvania avenue, and 2 Marker 8) oc 5-3t (Branch Store.) EW SB 00 L. ONLY A This Fi ao enod TON. TH fascai) i TANLOR & Oe THARDEON, Liberal. amount made i the trade. 72 ood Constantiy ox WAND the bewt hich I will well at the tovrest a aa which I will sell at the marl t : Wat. L ANRIN'S ov isi No. 387 7 Fwenticth rere, reen G and H sts. KN O ‘ir octave Rorewood ikranz, Ques Setave Bacon s ‘PiRotengass ans, 9fine Tectave, almost new, Nutins & Co. fal The above PIANOS wo have taken in excha during the past week, To make room we on them on eaay terma one 6. sof beelen ors & €0., Bole A, oc B-St* fecon & Hamlin’ Cel pe, EW YORK BUCKWHEAT Fibae oleae PREMIUM FA FAMILA FOU! " pres Green at Hosnted, ice qustity ‘at very sn ed and war- oc 5-2W* peits "and iy at ml a1 38h a cach bottte, ome Shee a oc 5. L. ‘WIESE: aise sa DEAWING For MADIES’ an¢GENT’s, OVER METZEROTT HALL, tLe tenet aedime()fs and 23¢ to6 o'clock. B iz at great] Prices, at the New Fancy Stare o | ent y 190 Bridge ettect, Sort ty Beoval ‘Bank of Commerce. aang = oc 4-1m* ‘Treasurer at New York, $100,000; &t Phil wel- phisy $100,000; at St.Louis, $50,000; Usited States Depository at Buffalo, $34,000; Nationa; Banks and others, $291,924.17. Tota’, $578,- 924.17. The amount of Securities held by the Treas- ‘urer of the United States in trust for National Banks, reported to-day, were a8 follows: For ctreulating notes,.9340,641.900. For deposits of public moneys, $39,373.950. Total $375,- 015.550, ‘The amount of Nations] Bank Currency is- sued during the week was $43,340, making the total amount issued up to date $304.020,311. From this is to be deducted the currency re- turned, including worn-out notes, amounting to $4,934,645, leaving in actual circulation at this date $299, % The amount of fractional currency redeemed and destroyed during the week was $337,000. The receipts from internal revenue to-day were $170,251.46; making the total amount for the week ending to-day $6,571,397.45, and the total since the beginning of the present fiscal year $61,313,960.13. WASHINGTON, Oct. 5, 1967.—Jay Cooke & Oo. furnish the following quotations of Gev- ernment securities : Buying. G.5.6's Coupon, 168lrcsceresseesk 10 U. & Five Twenties, 1963. .0¢serell1% U. Cae Five Twenties. 1964. 186 FALL STOCK, 86 T1u st. PAPERHANGINGS, &. 71st. Lately opened the best assorted stock of PAPEB- HANGINGS in this District. Also, a choice selec- fon of WINDOW SHADES. OVAL PICTURE MES, PICTURE Gon and TASSELS, WAUNGE BRACKETS, cuts to paying patrons Retarning acknow!ed; past favors no effort shall be wanting to fill for their orders with punctuality and ina satisfactory manner. Having to pay cash for goods and jenn TERMS Can ee inne ee MARK BITER: No. 486 Seventh street, 0c 5-20" between D and E streets. | ces OF NUMBERS DRAWN BY ST. ANN’S LOTTERY. Prize drawn by. Briss drawn by 2 . hol tthe Asylum, the Si s to distribute the prizes a8 early as os: 450 Tru st. FALL STOUK. 4! Oppostte Pat 450 Tru st. T Orrice. Trespectfully announce to my customers and the public that my Fall Stock of ADB and Domestic SHADES, SHADE HOLUAND. ‘CORDS, TASSELS. and SHADE FIXTURES is now very complete, to wich Tinvite eae attention PIGTUBE FRAMES AN LOOKING GLASSES. My ator of the above gocds will be found supe- rior in quality: quantity. and prices, to any in the city F 8 of, “DRAW ption made to order, und PICTURE: of GS, &c., carefully ren- ovated and fram LOOK ING-~ GLAgS PLATES, of all sizes, reset in old frames. TERMS CASH, L. J. ROTHROCK, 450 and 452 Seventh street, oc 5-4w Opposite Patent Office. N EN’S FURNISHING GOODS, er 325 PENNSY AvaRTA Svenc E, Between Ninth and Tenth streets. 1 beg leave to call attention to our fall and eom- piste peorement of GENT’S BELONGINGS, viz: 9. Vbite Dress Silk Shirts and Drawe: 6 AnD 2% threads rawel White Merino Shirts an Merino (Shetland) Shirts and Drawors Clouded Merino Shirts and Drawers Scarlet Cashmere Shirts and Drawers Scarlet Flannel Shirts and Drawers Shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers Canton Flannel Drawers Fren English Hosier: Silke and Linen Handkerchiefs ier’s Kid Glov 's Dogskin Glov: Rey niet o Dogskin Gloves amt lined) alfskin Gloves (lamb lined) h Gloves (full assortment) h stock of Sik Surfs and T rf Rings, Scart, Pi Bleove™ Buttons, Spir le. Studs, ke. Having just returned from New York, Ihave « foll Hue of Stapie and Fancy Guods,(as Sboye.) to oc which I solicit an i BPHANS’ COURT, 03 alober sth, 1357—Dis TRICT OF COLUMBIA, WasincTon County. To-wit -—In the case of Mary Siousa, executrix of John Siousa, deceased, the executrix aforesale has, with the approbation of the Orphans’ Court of Washington County aforesaid, appointed T the 29th day of October, 18 settlement and distribution of the id deceased, and of the assets In hand, as far me have been collected and turned into vhen and where all the creditors and heirs for al ersonal ¢state of said dece are notified to attend, with thetr cInims properly Fonched. or they may other- wise by law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased's estate: provided a copy of this order be papuetes once sto he nll os weeks inthe Even- © previo ae eee Tost: O’BEIRNE oc S-lawSw" AS eulaterot Wills. , SEAMING, AND erage TUFTING TWINES, ocsan JOHN R. ELVANS & CO, ESE AND CLOAK MAKING AND SEW- ig, Booms BH, 2 7th street, five moors, below L, be ‘ite. Downing. Lit* Brak COBN.—Prime Dots of fel SEOOM RN, abont five tons, just 57] sale by the subsriber at Anaapolie ‘Juuction? Md LATCHFOED. TIOFO iT. TENT STEAM BA- Y, 347 CBT., BETW, 434 AND 6TH STS. ‘“HAVENNER’S FAMILY BREAD,” Made rom select Family sud High Grade Flour, baked in Sfekenaie's Patent Reel Oven. Greecrs Bread in the market i taurant and (otal-keopers apie on iil hi it returned fr ASTON has just re aaa rom full’ suppl MN fateeettosd SOUS. Dadles’ Fetes, Plum Beaver, and opel Velvet Promenade er for the ans season line of fine eorrete and Plush Goods, with Feathers, Flowers, snd'Ribbong tomatch in thade. ustomers’ order tS: Leg (GASTON, cnpaylvenia srenue, oc U6" 21 Naar the Birkwood House, Lae a TUNING AND REPAIRING. RGE L, WILD, formerly Tuner ‘and Agent ENABE EC ‘oor wot Balttns we A iret ‘nnd Tuner rot BUREN Wa B PIANO Sat Met-| zerott’ 3. joste-si HOROR 8 pid £'BRO.'S Plano Forte o'sanntace ae Tith street, ave eee ke ve ape iaonrani to saat, ring Pianos reans, and other Instraments, Tallow an seo eaeings elwaye for sale at vecy ow prices. se 23-1m_ M=uNany ore —— MRS. SANFORD Has removed from the stare, in Space to th Booms 248% P id SANT AVENUE, seyrasd invites’ bh a Y a hel {Fieuils snd customers to an inspection of tie latest Novelties in milltnery and ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, OCT. pth. pore RCI ERE: oe assortment of hocks Ea &c. ome lw. ay Penuighrania prange’ s.. have now afthe aber i Genin few Vor oe ero allot ie Fay, DEP 0c 8 cotw H.W. ‘Stim aE ye ae seer 486 | my « 486 Seventh strect, 0c 3-5t* Between D and E oe stock of M Rei oka on tang 8 aera re ‘i ms NOK TA Pon, Bea 2 A oc 5-3t™ Ww T “Fe EE to Cook, Wash, and Tron. ANTED A rai ended. Apply to FULTON #00, © Pawnbrokers, 303 3th atrest. STEUATION WANTED=Bys especial youn mm Dolimors, ¢ to take care of children ord ight i chambor work, Hestof Feforence given, FOR SALE AND RENT. ING PAR- 5 Rg os street, ba x ite aie mi ee ‘at $5) per menth. Apply 512 K st., 008-2t" SENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISHES rivate, family; loca~ re poarp in 3 smell prise vat Pe in fred rye ia FS.8 BENT — Very ‘able ROOMS, with ation, convenient te = leasant | Petts Str! ‘a@grocery. 00 5-2’ Boas». ina a Tee RE Wane Baka Ha and TWO fll othe aioli ao Sit }, on the =f ated between 4 nats 0 oftheavenue, FORGE OS 5 = Se ae pita Being. ast ee asd dd oth ots. ew Yo bet. NTED NIST! ss Ww; vison tauainears FER ideas Be ey aise tmancd cao = cote eee ions are aa! iadiroes A. | BS Cmmodated at agar Hstreet, SE NEEDE Gaull Soiree HOUSE, or f one, for s amail family, Address A. W.. Boom 4, 6th Audivor’e @itics. Oc. 3-3t* 500 WANTED 10 BORROW @500 for «six months, for w security and avery. liberal or will be. AL Box 697. Post Osfice, Washington, D.C. ocd-3t* D—A GIRL todo general housework Wnt mai herself generally nseful.. German referred. Sather, and froner. Rbply 225 Pa. aves op iilard’s.. CaNSLEMAN, tutte aud daughter, eit three furatohed chambers, n/a private tanily; Faia inca ‘al Rnd gat. ‘Addrems 03 Patent Office, D.—North of Penueyivania avon ASF wont of the e Capitals four or five UNFUR: ‘D and Potomac water NisHED BOOKS, ies bieypor fun ousckeen! ing, by & spall. family without chi ferences’ exchanged Adrean, with articulsrs, FG. Star office, Wastep— a Geatre fo rent a Teatl ond Tocation STARR & ME Broker AL (Eee eA laing eert -¥. faved wand 15th stree! WES ‘want to buy LOTS for building uFposes, in varions parts of the city. for our customers. Pattion having such call and so us. wrenue and Oth street. i TRON WORKER WANTED. K Atady hand. Apply to SIDLEY & GUT, Stove warercoms, Pennsylvania avenue, Setwess 10 and 1ith sts, 8 25-tf € ED.” —Ladies contemplat i Wiitinats eae miRT COV. ERS tho comin, fic avoid the ty and Under- beh in tee of Asaving of one half the usual cost of mad le and stam wax ‘tnd Cest-off CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER oF avy omnerardcls of value, at the old ertablished lerchant Pawnbro- kor's Store of R. FULTON & CO., 503 oth strect,$ enna, avenn SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE LOST AND FOUND. 40 BEWABD—Lost on Wednes: O a, $100, five $2) notes, belonging toa labo ing man Rie? above yewerd wiil be given if ré turned te SSiDY, Beall € Dickson Ston building. oc S2t-*_ y REWARD—Dost, on the night of the 3d inst. inst. § a white and liver colored SETTER GIP. T above r Ww werd will be paid for his delivery to C. BEBR 195 6th street, between N and No. "TAKEN UP ESTRAY—Octoper 3, tn Union. T Nowe a ierge red, horned GOW, marked Ih Foth cars, The owner is requested to come for- ward, prove property, pay charges, and take her away, GEO: SVALL, oes oor Uniontown, D.C. RD Tort abou! 10 o'clock to-day. $10 A PACKAG PAPERS, directed to tes SALLTE ACH CA Supposed tobe lest cn Penn. avenue between Willard’s and the National Hotel; of no use to any one except the rg reward will be givenif delivered jotel. )REW REWARD Strayed on Wednenlay, Octo- ber 2a, TWO COWS, one bald Buffalo de short stumps of ir, end of tail white; the ted body, white face, Horns very inuch worn. one of her ears. T! Ail be given for. ete seooTery to TIMOTHY DRISCOLL, Hy between 84 and 4° streets, Island, zat Sie > REWARD-—Strayed from Georgetown, stmall tan colored TEURIR E with a red collar, “The above reward will be paid, upon his return to residence corner of 2d and Ket streets, Georgetown, or nt Hardware. Store, Penna avenne, near loth street, Washington. oe 4-3t AVAGE CAMe, 70a, oe ‘Qcronen ist, ‘OWS, one ared and white cew, with rope arwend fore tee ted cow, with he owner’ |s_requested to come forwar prong prowerty, pay charges au take them awa foens NSHIPHAN, Fort Marcy, above ee pO above reward w neck... BED- eae re ode K so 7-im* tly furnished and well pena or without board. Apply K street, betwoen 4th and 6th BOARD can be obtained at ai e706, ComRTEy nce, with jibers table a Ftd necessary y, ‘Somfort, Location y ce 7a: Poca ‘apply at the Star Office. Jobst ABLE BO. PA, ‘No. 464 Wth street, a fow T tte ‘of the avenue. $25 25 per de 16- PERSONAL. | ADIESI—Mesers, DOUGLASS & BRO. 50: in Sth gttpoty between P and Ey ering rd jer G cilities, will on and supply their lady friends with HOOP p SKIRTS ot the iinest quality at @ reduction of 29-per cent. ou Present rates. 5-e03t fete WANTED—Of the waereshouts VI8, wh sft home T stan: was di reed with Due ak kot oer ars old. GEOR and 8th'sts. D8 y, VEDAS bs } 566 M st., bet. terial. Understaid. double enter peek kes ping. the best po! in give recommendations and ae Ist instant; was dre: and red cap; 12 ji 7th‘at ) FIRST MONTH where my being Wonld do collecting. or act as clerk for a good law- yer. I euie a the old adage, that “Honesty is @04 cit: Preference oa ‘ry me. pears fore i Ba. KIBK. soutueast corner E and 1 SqURE TOMY HUSBAND. Well, George, 1 want to get my hair dressed ! Hum't Fanny a costs so much ! _ Ob! No, sir, itdoes not cost more than you speud a Barber shop. See Madame Demongeot’s prices. “H ir Ares: hott hain 90. 36 | Gut for Indien or gent... $0.3) ¢ had Spampooing short bait, 5) Gutsidets door, 1 FY shampooing long hair, Flower & Curls, 2.00] and dressing i' Hen abe id, large assortment of Pe ffamery, Lo ag extra color, Braids, Curls, fueial x made to order. At DEMON- and 0 he igs woman. HAIR STORE, 275 Pe tty ay., bet, 10th and lth sts., south side. se 3-6m TOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE Protenlted daily by, Ladies and Gentlemen in ne ‘withe services of a skillful and reliable phy sician, at his office, 499 7th street, between D oa E. Washington, D. C. My sel ne brated PER- SIAN LIQU "iD sent to any address Letters must contain a stamp may se 27-Im* Miutox J. SAFFOLD, ( Formerly af Montgomery, Alabama,) ATTOBNEY AND COUNSELLOB-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D. C. Office No, 426 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 Colambia, Claims and Department business will recetve prompt Attention, Be 18-tf ATS RENEWED.—SILK BATS REFINISH- ED AND Ser TO A HASHIONABLE SHAPE, at M. CU’ NING: HAM’S HAT FAC- TORY, No. 3463 7th at., bet. Land K. s18-eolm ADIES PLEASE READ THIS — WILLIAM PRINCE, 439 9th street. has about six hun- 4red (600) well a 8 aes of bee rant designs for Embroidery, Braid, dc; i sell cheap, the whole or part, a1 tine the tere the Composi- tion, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain how to use them, gratis. Being part of mauationse set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to is Profitable business and having » nce 'ONFIDENTIAL.—Young men who have in jured themselves by certain secret habits, which anfitthem for business. them for business: pleasure. oF the duties of married Ife; also, mi ind old men. who, from the follies of youth, or other causes, feel a de> bility in advance of their years, befor ach themselves ary the Srentment of s jend. ity peng ‘801 ngthin of importance by perusing vented cnvale Bore Friend tpt of 8 conte, “Address Dr. wvelope, on recelpt of 25 cen! res Dr, GBAB B. WARREN. Borton. Maas, oo." BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. OST END BTEAYED AWAY ear ey ises a middle size, pnt red buffalo with a little white star in her forehead, a long slim head, with stump of horng.about an inch long. A reward of 810 will Re givento wd rson who Will bring her to ine on Jat treet, bet- Pant K, ae: Ero, grvosite Bt. Aivostus church. “SOW ¢. Ost —On Monday evening last: near inti and aH La streets,a PIN ‘The finer will be rewarded by bringing it to 454 H street. 02-4 LPs 9th street, between M and I, containing a Ladies’ Silk Velvet Cloak. finder will be suitably rewarded oh Roti Fy it at at No, 441 I street, bet. oth h ste 0G LOST—§5 REWARD—Lost_on Sunday last, a large Black and White DOG, in George- town, D. ly black, breast white; white ring agound bis heck y white stripe down his face: the ie 7 ‘and tai tips of hi white. ‘The ebore reward will be on leaving lim at Mere TONY it DIER’S White House, High street, cone the ‘oe nal, Georgetown, D, C OST—On Frida; . the 7th instant, at ae ae at.or between there and Washington. E HUNDRED AND ELE or ONE HUN DRED AND TWE NE ARS in one Beonotes the rest principally in @i0noxer Kites ral rewatd will be paid for the return of the meney to LE 8, at Drovers’ Rest, above Geargetors ny onthe Aqueduct rend. us exe 'ARD—Strayed, on 2ist Seeman from yarn, 7th street road, 1 Welghing 1.200 or 1,300 ponnds. marked feith letter B on the sides, Nos. HENRY 8. BARNES, se 0 26 and 28 Contre ) Mark PABIS KID GLOVES, Just received. JOS. J. MAY, &CO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, oc 4-2t between 9th and 10th streets. D REMOVAL! BEMOVAL!! am& Y¥ PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. Full supply of the best quelity MRS. McCLOSK’ Begs leave to inform her friends, and the public generally, thee the be OT in Temov Ber Ey lace of bug > ness from No. str No. Seventh mereehy es ery on abe! Phere ‘she ai lars Jost sean ate ne 30) continue to sell her Iatost styles BONNETS HATS. Die M TRIMMINGS, &e.. Pe e ge and well selected petit tas te | and offered for sale at reasonable i While thanking my would a for be de stares Sontinuange of of the sime at noe busi- Orbs a¢ 308-60" No. 921 Tut sivcots bet, end Le. D*irzer LOCKS, ocl 3s JOHN B. ELVANS & CO. PIANO at ba re at A 312 7th atreet ght, 8 ull | pamPaLETS, 7, 0, and @ youre of a years Tage, \G00 BABSELS oF WHISKEY | AT WHOLESALE, C. GAUTIER'B, CABINET, “FAMILY NECTAR,” And the well-known “BUSH BUN BOURBON,” trade < AT LEAST 20 T0 95 CTS. PER GALLON IN NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, OB MARYLAND, ly nell thi to the public | sab lon st She spam rnaeaeo to pattie ti { | plo to the purest, Bye Whiaky over sold in this Lit tothe medical to call stm store test the ee at popular prices. DRY Goons generor ronage, I licit iB, CUPBOARD, "TRUNK, AND FS SALE—A very nied ed second-handed ey thread ao Of the following brands, vis: “OLD EXTRA MONONGAHELA BYE,” All of which are offered by the subscriber to the |} LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED EITHER || Of the same grades of Whiskey, | THE 0. cAUTIEE SRTEE IBAN®. at #5 } will find wes-tf 'LERY. urcaey *and American CUTLERY, a fine as- — L. C, CAMPBEL 80 27-1w 351 Peunsylvanis evende, N BANKRUPTCY. District or CoLuMBIA, ss. At the City of ‘Washington, the 4th day of Gc- ober, A. D. 1857. The undersigned hereby arcs notice of his appointment as assignee of GEO. ‘ARKEY, in the city. of, Washington, within said District, who las been adjudged a bankrup’ mt ROR his own petition, by the District i = Court of sai ia Disteies LTON J. SAFFOLD, Attorney at Law, oc 5-88 wSw 428 D street, Assignee. ‘N BANKRUPTCY. ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ss. ‘At the City of Washington, the 4th day of Oc- per, A. D. 1867. The maderalgned bere y gives intment as assi; f J trict. oc 5-sakw3w 496 Distrect, Assignee, TOR SAU! = leon of TEM. FY BER ae rae wap ie Bafrmenota (2 C rat . ae a iriving town. Ad se 7. pe TO aT Pk Inquire immediately, three iveserth awoke LARD'S Real Estate Agency. 2 OR SALE— F' THE FURNITUR of « large, first-class Boarding louse; 15 roome The best location in Washineto: A immedi ately to D. WELLS & CO; sont oleae and Sixth street. NE NE y FRAME HOUSE, NEAR Sars Dopartgrent: for sale; contains atx crooune Wi “a ) m, and ror for bal as ou. RMARSHALL 37 Sota Stock Cali ‘A Two story BRIOK ROUSE, con z rooms, #nt Store Room on itl tre in “betivean N street and Rhode Istan b ounters, bins. at the conser of 15 VIZPATRICK ~ and FORNITURE FOR SALE- hroughout, elev ye is offer » but private fa THOS. E. WAGG atry; one of th: for a machanica on given immediately orner of H and Twelftt boarding-honse re on th ns _ 00 5-St* FoR FU ED ROOMS on we recond floor, suitable for housekeeping Apply at 339 7th_atreet. oc ¢ F OR_KENT—Two or three Unfurnished ROOM: at Ko. ‘437 12th street, between C and D streets Water ii yard oc ¢- FOE BENTHA three story B (CK HOUSE etween 6th and 7t ‘0. 595: newly pa gore end painted. Tnuwire two doora weet, os-2e° UNFURNISHED ROOMS for ren t No. 365 Sth street, between Gand k TS E oc 4-60" Fo! REN The large STORE on the corner @& tity and E streets. A good stand for drag stor: or grocery business; has two Ben low, FOR SALES Three roomeo! FCENTIURE, ouit je for housekesping; Cooki crything in good condition, ‘Apply at 333.0 iu ine cellars. oo 10RD wo FRAME 110 Sot rooms each, in the block corner of F and 2a Streets. at §12 per month in advance. Key at 2a Bai streets, Oc 4-3t* PRABE QHAROET FOR SAT-B—X new six room HOUSE, desirably located. $1,000 cash; 1,t, sud years givea.on detenred paymenta. STARR & METCALF. (Plant » building,) Corner New York avenue and 1sth 6t. FOR, BENT, mig, , Furnished BRICK HOUSE, containing ten rooms with water aad as. Also a very fine Piano snd bling for tre ed 389 H street, bot mation apply to A. M. Banking House. at 2 and ot! Fi PRoc ron, at. Riggs & C 0c 4-31 ooms 120) BENT-At Mrs. Beall’s, above the Park Hotel, 7ih street. oc 8-3t JOR RENT One BRICK HOUSE, seven rooms: one FRAM . Inquire corner ith and A sts. north, Capito! H ‘oc \Ok RENT—A Two-story BRICK HOUSE. containing seven ro situated on E street, detween 2th and 2st streets. Apply at the D: store, corner I and 10th streets. oc 3. FOR RENT@The large COTTAGE ou 1 Fae street, south side, first honse west of Vit contains ten rooms; in’ good re with peas h ss Appl 225 Witerae Fuite pro} Terms mo 3-6" LYANIA” AVENUE. opposite - Roos singe and in wed, wud central OR RENT— Bouin street, between ( Tes, and Potomac Ww .in advance RL 1. cor, Fand 1th. 1HOs 6 P. 12 sylvania avenue, bet, 19th ELEGANT FURNISHED HO ;_in a most desirable location. with every modern improvement. Wi toa private family oni D month: STARR & Keat Esta Bt corner sth and N. FUSE ES BOUsE Fon RENT: FOR That large and elegant DWE ING, Ne. B60 F treet, between iat aud 1seirs north side. suitable for a residence for a mem of Congress: or for, a first-class, Boarding-house. Rent. two thonsand per year. Irad fmedtately. Inguize of RUGENE CARUST, Attorney at Law. Office No. 38 Louisiana avenue, be 43; and 6th oc3-3tit OR SA Two BRIC HOUSES, two story high, with Back Buildings, Nos. 61 and - F street South, between 9th aud 10th ee west One FRAME HOUSE. pour Rooms, 56 uth street west, between D street aud Maryland avenue south, One-fourth cash, andi baance in6, 12, st streets.. Near, Salimore Depot. ‘OR RENT—Desirable STORE or SHOP ROOM at450G street north, corner of Sth street. In- quire on the premises, up stairs. oc 2-5t* F% RENT—Four good 1 FRONT ROOMS; large. spacious yard. with use of cellar. §16 per month. 124 East Capitol street, ea 5th oc 3-6t* 2 STAB! ALF. Real Estate Brokers, (Plant » Bulicing,) corner N. ¥. ave. and 15th street. oct ANKRUPTCY NOTICE, Toall the Nba i of Benjamin F. James, Bank- rupt, who have proved th Wht You are hereby notified to appear before the Sa- reme Court of the District of Columbia, sit Bankruptcy. on the 15th day. of October. 185 *clock the City Hall, Washin, nee canbe W oF a wischergs trem oll bis debts should not be granted to sald Bankrupt. You are also. notified that the second and third meeting of said Bankrupt Creditors will be held before the Register, at the same time and place. the C te eCourt: RB. J. MEIGS, Clerk, AVID 8. GOODING, oc 5-law3w U.S. Marshal. D, C., aa ospeneer. EDUCATIONAL. EVENING COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No. 594 7th street, between Gand H, Navy Yard. Young Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully in- yited to attend; hours of instruction from @ 7 to9 p. m, ye 3-1m™ OocK bee GOLLEGE. MD. Studies will fi be eames a this Pastitution on MONDAY, September 2. Board, Washing, end’ Faliton, 280; Entrance fen. 8 85; Physician's fee, $6. Music and Drawing extra BRO. BETTELIN, Presidont. OT-BED SASH, a Hot-Bed_8: ot Bad fash, Giaaed djfand, Unglased, for sale PO! 562 7th street, 003-0o8w H, W. HAMILTON & GO. [MICLINERY OPENING, ) ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1s MRS, J. E. SPENCER, ‘Will open with all the leading styles in FALL and WINTER BONNETS, at her Rooms, 330 Penna, avenue, bet. 0th and 10thats. Bo 28-6t* (BIG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 979 coool; 8; WOODWARD: sor to. Woodward & Sen.) Sunt evelved ei oF Bite & Co. ATERS, tt e best manner, end satis- action guaran ed, tor jor heating two. thiee, or four weet eidtan HEATING STOVES, ap for cash. “Tam now prepared to repair imme diately, in the s. bert manner Btoves of all description visi fe ne WOODWARD, 318 Pennsylvania avenue, se 23-1m between 10th and 11. STOVES! sTOVESII notice that we are pre int ie beet i Finds of REATING Ret st that it is not safe to delay ned to nut up vet LATROBES nd oth w receiving our Pevetek a of | fCOOKING and HEATING ed vES, ing Fespectfully invite an exam: ination ne OH af racy Seve pee ‘sn ae EERE peunurivania bron a avons, LOUR DRTC oat th uo many thanke nate ho the rae itherto. we have, clas ek bio ds tape rade our James ‘Sey are eat sivel ores By tole sreease: rent the pet Berchaner ie is save xpense of hwul- te getown. Also, for sale all the difer- athe FED ene WELCH. eee Farm FOE SALE, five miles from Washington, 2acres, and house and ont-buildings, Also, several fine 1gte on wioettt O, Between i and 08, ith, WAGGAMAN: Real Estate 5 Broker nd 126 Penna. av.. bet. 19th and very desirable five- SES, with water, cas, and cvery veuience, in @ desirable locarioue The sore houses will be sold on long time, if desired, or ox- cbanged for other property, improved or uaim proved. Inquire at 235 22d street, between G and H streets, First Ward, between = ard 12 jock. 8 30-5t* OR SALE—A large number of TOTeRS. ran F ing in price from $1. 400 to $30,000. BUILBIN: NG LOTS in all parte of the city. Several small ARMS from 20 to 70 acres, within 4 miles f the at Loans negotiated Persons desirons ofbuy- money aves ing or selling Real Estate, or borrowin upon the same, will consult their inte ing on MIT! ELL « 8 Corner Seventh and D street over Shepherd’s Bookstore. LE.—The FURNITURE ofhouse No. 23 43¢st.; containing 25 rooms. Af not sou, be- fore the ist of October, will be 80] De Apply « arn the premises. JOHN a Oui, Fo RENTS Georgetown, @ nicely farnished ROOM, at No. 134 Duubarton street, between High and ‘Congress streets. Table oa can be obtained next door, 10 28-2) POR SALE—Two Two-story FRAME HOUSES, each,in the new ar the ter terminus of ‘Ninth street Price 62,20, Bent $3) per month. 465 Ninth stress, bet. E aud F 250 CASH, AND $30 MONTHLY. ‘WILL my & Dew 7-room HOUSE, situated on the gonth side of H street, Island. between 4's and oth METCA’ s eal Batate B Pisut's Buiiding.) wie Pa ee slogan block pear pe 23-tf mop t tory B: \OUSE, con- Fe; 8, ant at lack shop in tho taining 7 rooms, Appl semen the bitcn gs et cake: ‘Roni sous AS fo ee 1D Ima Warts NEW aFEEF) on FOR BENT, Fro the mating three near the corner of Pennsyi- streets, vania avenue and THIS BEAUTIFULLY FITTED-UP HOUS: Is now for rent by the night, week, of month, to responsible parties, for cg iBST CLASS HXAEBITIONS ONTY. G 1,200. ns. Stocked wit! ecrmeny oy Sang with full ‘stage capacity Fortoruis, address W, L. WALL & CO., south in gorner Pen yan a AR LIS ERASE TALUABE AND MARIN FOB ae oo pie Jood tp eelh eas alta propery iowa ae Haat Haters baler yard comprisi ‘Wharf (hes La way, built. conats Aeerslanaria fern. Sas. to SMM Care ‘Attorney nee ACHINES. onan TLS ARD STATIONARY. For sale by UL. C. Ca ae 27-1w 351 Founayivanies erent: —' Sees id Story of House Mo. rooms and attic, a1 rete} cel ply at No, 354 E btreet, near 13th atreet. “au me