Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Circulation in the District. W. D.WALL CH, Editor and Proprietor. WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY.. ©TOBR BF READING MATTER ON EVERW®PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. YESTERDAY'S ELECTIONS. ‘The result of yesterday's elections takes no ‘Well-informed person here by surprise. [tis simply history—atmost inveriable history— repeating itsel’, The opposition to the party now controlling the country’s public affairs usually make great gains io the elections of the year preceding « Presidential contest; to ‘Vanish into thin air when that takes place. While we are writing. 1 is not yet known | here whether Peunsylvania and Indiana have | gone Democratic or Republican. Yet enough | 3s known to rer that the majority | either way in both States will be exceedingly small; so small as surely to induce great cau. t qicar jossible defest next fall in the effort to gratity ary one’s pers the crotchets of this or that wing of the party. ‘Lhus, the results of yesterday at least insure 8 Kepublican party Presidential platform | on which all who sympathized with the | Union cause during the rebellion will be | likely to rally, and Republican candidates for the presidency and vice-presidency, whose | usmes alone will prove towers of strength ong the masses. Repnblican party indi- Vidual jealousies, bickerings, idiosyncracies, and luke warmness will surely vanish onde the lessons of yesterday's elections, so that the party’s policy and acts from the meeting ot © he such as to insure victory on that occasion a and perfect harmony among the Repab- | of Congress, who will run no risk of a 1 ambition. or to carry out | | | | i ngress until the Presidvntialelection will | We do not believe that any thing more for- te than the checks of yesterday for the president:al prospects of those who sustained the nation’s cause against the rebellion, could have occurred. Without them.tnere is no telling where individual and clique, presidential a-pi- rations and vehement confidence tn individua’ views of policy would have landed the party's irs ere November, 1-8: That they are sure to prove blessings—great benelits to the porty's future—is clear to all who thoghtfully sindy and reflect on the march of Amerean events ALTIMOR The Baltimore ¢ says that steady ef- | peing made by that rons bet to provide a larg to offer greater facilit qeereus Hines of stew ise, connect Ba ports and the oces ity to effvet close een that city and the South ket for its produce aud 8 to purchasers, Nu- hich ply oast- iB different Soutn. ad im connection with the coast lin affords to th thern cities amuch more direct com- munication with Europe than they have ever had before. Ina few mont ore Baltimore will Baye not only enlarged steamers on tue Liverpoo! line, > a line to Bremen. Which will give mereased importa: thmore as a port of import Proy enpitalists to subscribe one-half towards building of a line to run bet Havre, but it has not been accepted. The improve de of Baltimore y remarkable red duriug a year which has bee iag but prosperous ‘When the shrinkage in value of goods of many Crscriptions have been enormous, and whe u | the chief markets to which Baltimore looks tor dis purchases haye been in no condition to take more than what was absolutely necessary tor their wants, Washing ton 1s so nearly al- fied with Bal ests that tne hand prosperity of that city is @ mal cf congratulation for every c: en here, WOODWARD ELECTED. ‘The following dispatch was received in this city to-day trom Mr. Ketchum, Republican didate for Congress in the 12th Penna. dis running against Woodward, Democrat‘ WILRESEARRE, Oct. 9.—Close work. Iam W. W. Ketcacy. | AL COMMITTEES. regular and special committees | of the House of Representatives are now busily engaged m preparing their work in or- | Ger to be able to report at the next session. Tre Committee on Elections, Mr. Dawes, of ‘inss., chairman, bave been in session at | Asricgeport, Conn, mvestigating the alleged orrup( practices in the election of Mr. Bar- ned to meet again at Falls ‘Vilisge, on the i5th instant. A portion of the sSsme Committee under tne chairmanship of Scofield, of Pennsylvania, meets at Lex--| Sy. on the 11th inst.. to carry on the investigation &s to the alleged disloyalty of the ziembers elect from that state. ‘Lhe Select Committee on the maltreatment of (Lion prisouers of war commences its session | Boston on the 15th inst., under the chairman. stip of Mr. Shanks. of Indiana The Select Committee on Southern railroads Proceeds South from tuis city on the ito 1 uder the cheirmanship of Mr. McUjurg, of sour | A Sub-committee of the Judiciary Commit. tee will assemble to-morrow at its room in the Capitol, to commence the investigation as- ‘d to it Ss te» whether the the State of ‘land possesses a republican form of gov- © uirnt. Notbing yet bas transpired relative to Gen'l itler’s Select Committee on the assassination <1 Mr. Lincoln ABSENC Secretary Seward teft the city last evening for New | ork city. Me will also visit Auburn, and his birth place in Urange county. N. Y., before | bis return. He was accompanied by his son, Col. Seward. Posimaster General Randall left with the Secretary for New York city, where be goes to examine the plans of the new Post Office, and thence to Boston, to select a site for the new Fost Office there. Tue Evection Retvrys.—The anxiety to | Dear the election returas still continued to- (ay, und the newspaper and telegraph offices | were visit hundreds of persons during ths day. . Young and Adams, corre: pondents of the New York Tritune and World, heve been receiving dispatches since early Terping, and their Offives on 14(b street have | been crowded by those anxious to bear the re. turne. PEKSONAL.—The Hon. James K. Morehead & member of the Thirty-ninth Congress from Fitteburg, Penrsytvauia, and the Hon. Mr. Spauiding. M. C. from Cleveland, Ohio. reached Washington this morning, and are at | Willard’s. -+--General Sherman was at the ‘War Department to-day, and bad an interview with General Grant, Tum Wurtz Hovse.—a large number of ors were at the Executive Mansion to-day, Bearly all of whom had 4n interview with the President. General Sherman, Secretary Mc- Catlceh, and Governor Parsons, of Alabama, sch bad an interview with the Executive this morning. | Lieut. | ate ne to Liverpeol, run- | | oc bat tional notes will be States npon presentation of th sury of the United States. OG meagery DEPARTMENT. THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY. Elsewhere will be found the returns received from the various States where elections were heid yesterday. ‘The main interest has nat- urally centered in the resultia Peansylvaaia ‘and Ohio. In Pennsylvania the yote of th. State for tbe past six years bas been as fol- lows Whole Vote. Majority, 476,412 Lincola 2.494.756 Democratic 67 Repudiican v7 Lincoln 2.++-454,263 Republican. x +--597,370 Geary, (R.). On10.—The vote in the State, stuc: been as follows: Whole Vote. a1 Todd, (1 Democratic. Brouga, (R.). Lincoin.... : 0) Cox, (R.). 2497.008 Republican. ried Ohio as well as Pennsylvania in 1832. In 1-63, when Vallandigham was acandidate fo; Governor, Brough (since dead) defeated him by a majority of over one hundred thousand. General Hayes, the Republican eandidate for Governor, resigned hus placa as Congressman from the Secohd District to accept of the guber. natorial nommation. The Republicans nomt- nated as his successor Richard Smith. Gene- ral Samuel F. Carey endeavored to secure the nomination, but failing, set up as an indepen- dent candidate. Meanwhile, the Democrats were unable to agreeupon a candidate, one portion of the nomina‘ing delegates desiring war man, and the other a peace candidate. Failing thus to agree, both wings arranged to support Carey, Who, in addition received the votes of many Conservative Repablicaus and working men, and he ts probably elected. The yote in the district, last Fall, was a3 follows Republican. Democrati Hayes... 11,519 Cook. . aL ‘The following is the Negro Suifraze resolu- tion m the Ohio Republican platform Kesolved, That, imbued with the spirit of trae and believing that the powers necessary for the purpose of attaining theends of government ought not to be restricted toa privileged class, Dut should be yesied in the whole people, without unjust or odious dis- . OF qualifications not equaily attain- je to all; and, further, believing that these atiments are in strict accordance with the spirit and tendency of modern civilizition, we place ourselyes on the simple and broad platiorm of impartial manhood suffrage, as embodied in the proposed amendment to the State Constitution, appealing to and confiding in the intelligence, yustice and patriotism of the people of Ohio to approve it at the ballot box. lowA.—The candiaates in Iowa are as fol- lows Republican Democratic Col. S, Merrill. Chas. Mason. Col. John Scott. 1. M. Harris. J. M. Bee's Jno. Oraig. Maj. H.O'Conor. W. T Barker. Sup. Pub. Ins..D. F. Wells. M. L. Fisher. The vote in the State for six year: past nas stood as follow: Whole Vot Governor. Su. Ma) Republica Repudlican,. Republican INDIANA —The election held in Indians yes- terday was simply for local officers Disrosar or PuBiie Laxy sioner of the General Lan returns ng that Innds were disposed of au September last, at the foilow Sp ¥ ville, Nebras ton of the land was taken tor acrual settlement and cultivation under the Home-'ead law, and the remainder sold for cash and located with military warrant he Commis- REDUCING THE FoRC various officers of the Fre throughout t orts from the imen's Bureau e country show that under the recent order of General Grant for the reduction of force in that Department nine o‘licers of the Veteran Reserve Corps have been mustered out, and about fitty civilian clerks and agents discharged. EW BUILDING ting of all partie SSOCTA Messrs. ASSOCIATION terested in a NEW E She tand New ¥ t dt Adjutant _G » Angust;. Isi7.of which Brevt K. Barns. Sarzeon General \amin siring to submil s for examination. may the time and ph ' Captain t bArtillery, t END BUILD n will be held T TRSDAY, 5 Hall, cor h at r F yrenen N J FRENO! y AND LA- Diks sth ats. silishunent having Pp thie MORE thie public. ark y he ausured th Will be sery ties, Dinners and and ¢ PH MW. SHAPFIELD RATIVE ING ASSOCIATION f subscription for stock in. the above as- kociation are now at the following places: BR. A. DAVIS, M tath streets. ecaptil the most rea te e.. No. 72. bi _A meeting will be held on WE, NIN Mthinst.. at 73¢ o'clock Hall, when stock may also fem WA RSHINGTON the Membe: CLUB will KATING NIN WEDNESDAY E d October ovelock.at the rooms of Claget & Sweeny, rider. WH. CLAGET. Presi J.CHIPMAN Secretury. oc 4.s. RTMENT, of Comptroller af the C iven tot ting potes of “Phe Farm k of Brodklyn.” N. ir- ‘Sand Citizens’ Na- w York, that such 1 in lawful money of the United H.R. HULBURD, ke Twist Lomptroller of the Currency. Once of Comptroiler uf the Currency ASHINGTON. Septer ne gtics. te hereby gtven: fe all p "1 have claims agaise farmers and Citizr 1 Wank of Brooklyn,” New York. that’ upon to rs it the same vd mi inl reo to FREDERICK A. PLATT. Ke er of wild Bank, at theoifive of sald Bank in city of Brooklyn, New York, WR HUBRT uptroller of the jt JUUILATION.—There is naturally great re- jolcing at the White House. We hear the President is exceedingly jubilant; regarding the results of yesterday’s elections as an em- phatic popular endorsement ot his “policy.” BAtTEerixs Satvrgp.—To-day, ihe Govern. ment propeller Rucker is taking on board three light batteries at the Arsenal, for Fort | DicHenry, Baltimore. | INTERNAL REVENUP.—The receiptstromthis | | N Mivistee— Senor Romero, the Mexican Minister, will | yeave bere on Satu rday next for Shariesion SC, trom which place he will sail for Vera Cruz. The steamer Wilderness has been placed #t Dis disposal by the Governmen'. Senor FEicmero's mother and sister and E~ De Galla- Gc, aitache of the legation, accompany bim. ‘The Wilderness leaves Charleston Monday, 2rd will touch at no port on the route. He | return to this country im the course of 8. ne Cdraimiestoner ated the following ex- bert H. Brown, Kirks- S Clemons, Man- H. ©. Barrell, county, IL; M.V. B. nd. EXAmIsine Sunox cf Pensions bas app, Ser Dewcomer, Tipton KNC CITY EXPRESS Calls for and Delivers to any address, BAGGAGE. PACKAGES AND MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE, &eo. -cor. 6th st., Wash'n ‘or. ATth sty rk av. and 15th st Offce of Adams Express C mpany ee ae me EOTBO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS > tL. ALCAN, recently in char; eof Gener Hospitals. oftice southweat corner of Lith street and Penn aven cures Kheumatiem, Eruptions of the Skin, Colds. Gout, Debility, Affe: tion of Paralysi Absorption of Mercury and ¥e- male Complain - my 2-6m ESTABLISHED 1853, McPHERSON & FERGUSON, S71 Pees. ANEROE, © ke IST sTaKeT, Desleusts aPiToL Hint, PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES and OREMIC, PERFUMERY Pancy Gone aes Phretclane Prescriptions seraraiely oi ‘ The Bighe Beil promptly answered. Pande. And at the Georgetown oc 12-41 A CARD. A. PEDDICOND havi Veith stzoct. near My would Inform hor friends that she is prepare ‘ the mest fasbionaltc mannee Sat’ gpREOSES In prices. Ladics would do well toeall and toe oe hat fore going “Isewhere, ax my prices are tore’ Batty Fashions received monthly. Particular attantion raid to Childrens’ Dresses. ocoat* TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. THE ELECTIONS. LATEST RETURNS. The Democrats Probably Carry Pennsyle vania by from Six te Seven Ti sa d Majority. = Weedward, Democrat, Elected to Congress from the Twelfth District. ——— Negro Suffrage Defeated in Ohio by a Large Majority. —e—__. ‘The State Ticket and Legislature Deubtful Seg Democratic Gains in Indiana. —_s—_— Democratic Gains in Iowa. —_.__. Republicans Carry the State. ee gs {By the Associated Press.} PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.—The Democratic majorities in twenty-two ceunties aggregate 28,019. The Republican majorities in thirteen counties aggregate 22.333. One-half of the State is yet to hear from. The followimg additional and corrected re- turns have been received :—Willioms receives 2,000 majority in Chester county, 1,20) in Sus. uebanna county, 1,400 in Dauphin county, ai His im Lebanon county. > ions Sharswood has a majority of 425in Carbon county, 1,800 in Luzerne, 3,000 in York county, 650 in Bucks county. Judge Woodward, Democrat, is probably elected to Congress, but the vote will be close. In Luzerne County his majority about 100 behind the State ticket. A correct count of the city vote makes Sharswood’s majority 2,579; Ludlow, Demo- crat, for Judge Court Common Pleas has 5,458 majority. Lyle, Democrat, for Sheriff has 3,649 majority. The Democrats elect their other city ticket. The Republicans have elected ten out of the eighteen members of the Assembly. ‘The Democratic State Senator in the third district Is elected. The Select Council will consist of ten Re. publicans and eight Bemocrats; and the Oom- mon Council will stand thirty-nine Repub- licans and fifteen Democrats. {Special Dispatch to the Star.] PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9<.—The Ledger esti- mates the Democratic majority in the State at 10,000, Forney’s Press says:—«The defeat of the Republican party in Philadelphia is over- whelming. We baye {allen off in every ward, and while we do not conceal our profound Tegret @i the unexpected event, neither do we conceal Our satisfaction that we have had to encounter a host of prejudices. and an organi- za/ion of bigotry which can never again be so powerfully arrayed against the Republican party. From this hour let the organization tor the Presidential campaign begin; let the errors which ina large degree assisted yester- day's catastrophe be instantly repaired, Let our friends everywhere gird themselves for the struggle of 186s, What Andrew Johnson may do @ very short time will determine. He defied the people when they sternly repuked his attempt to Testors the iraitors, and if the verdict of yesterday is construed as an en- dorsement of his persistent and hellish pur- poses @ new and ayer heavier obligation will be laid upon the great Republican party As we write, it is certain that Ohio bas retused to ratify the amendment conferring suffrage upon her colored citizens, and {tis more than probable that, stimulaied by sach a result, ne will endeayor to declare ail the acts of recon. struction unconstitutional, to mvite the tra tors 10 take their seats in Congrass, and possi- bly to bar the doors of the Na‘ioual Cupitol | against the legally-elected representatives of | the people. it's unnecessary to reproach those | who have aided to encour: this, the moct wicked and dangerous man of moderao times; bur it is right that the Republican party should appreciate the full extent of the crisis,and the full measure of tts new and imperious obliga. uons.” (Special Dispatch to the Star; PHILADELPHIA, Oct. $—12 30 p. m.—Returns come in slow this morning, but so far are favorable to the Democrats, LATER. [Special Dispatch to tne Star.) PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9—The latest returns indicate a Democratic majority in the State of from seven to eight thousand. [Special Dispateh to the Star.j PHILADELPHIA, Uct. 9.—Pennsylvania gives about 7.(4) majority tor the Democrats. fSpecial dispatch to the Star.} PHILADELPHIA, Oc. 9.—Pennsylvania very close. We have few additional returns. The Democrats claim the Siate by from three to five thousand, and many Kepuclicans give i up. In toe 12th congressional district, though the Republican gains are large Woodward (Dem ) is probably ele>ed (9 Congress over Ketchum by a small majoriiy. [By Associated Pres PHILADELPHIA. Oct. ¥.—Retarns from Berks county reduce the Democratic majority to 5,500, Franklin county gives 210 Democratic ma- jority. Lycoming county gives “() Democratic majority. ce Union county gives Williams, (Republiean,) 475 majority. [By the Associated Press.] PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9 Montgomery Coun- ty gives 12,(00 majority for Sharswood. Additional returns and corrections show the Democrane majority so far of 7.596 for Shars- wood in 37 counties, [To Evening Press Association.] PHILADELPHIA, 1 ¥. M—The Democrats clum the State by from 3,00" to 5,000. Many Republicans give it up, but by smaller majori- ty. There ere large Repubucan gains in the Tweltth District, but Judge Woodward (dem.) {3 believed to be elected to Congress. PHILADELIHIA, Oct. 9-3 p.m.—G. W. Ad. cms, World —Uemecratic majority in the State estimated from seven to ten thousand. (By Associated Press. } CARLISLE, Pa., Oct. 9.—All the districts in Camberland county are in but two; and esti- mating those by last year’s vote, Sharswood will have 770 majority—a Democratic gain of 233 on Olymer’s majorit: Mifflin county gives cratic gain of 140. FROM OHIO [Special Dispatch to the Star.] Crxcrxxati, OFIO, Oct. 9—It ts conceded on all bands that the negro suffrage amend- meut is defeated. Hayes is elected by fifteen or twenty thousand majority. (Special Dispatch to the Star.] New Yorx, Oct. 9.—The Herald says: In the 2d Congressional district of Unio, Gen. Oarey, anti-negro suffrage candidate, adopted by the Democrats, bas been elected by a large major- ity. in Indiana, although the voting was for county officers only, there are also large Dem- acratic gains. The retarns, as far as received trom Iowa, show a similar result, indicatin, that the anti-radical tide has even reache: that State. 0 majority—a Demo. The following dispatch was received in this @ity to-day, trom a Democratic souree: “CoLumBuS, Ohio, Oct. 9—Negro suffrage beaten thirty thousand. Legislature Demo- cratic. Governor doubtful. [Special Dispatch to the Star.] PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.—In Obio the Re pub- lican State ticket is elected, and the free suf- frage amendment probably defeated. The yote is much higher than last year, and the Repub- licans suffer by the falling offas usual. So far as we have returns the Constitutional amend. ment runs steadily behind the Republican can- Gidates, but not far behind. We estimate that 200,000 Republicans have voted for it, while perbaps 10,000 have voted against it. (By Associated Prese.} CUNCINNATI, Oct. 9,—Complete returns from the 2d Congressional district gives Carey, for Congress, 991 majority; a republican loss of 3.50). The Republican State and county icket is elected by 1,500 majority; @ losé of 2800. The Bec, against the amendment in the county is 5,000. The total vote in the coun- ¥.t= 98,000. This morning's Commercial says late dis- patches from the State show such large Dem- ocratic gains as to leave the State ticket in doubt, and make the Legistature very doubt- ful. The constitutronal amendment is de- feated. {From member Dem. State Central Committee toG,. W. Adame, World corzespondent.} CoLumBus, Outo, Oct. 9.—We claim that the negro suffrage amendment ts lost by 30,000,amq that we haveelected a Democratic Legisiature, {By the Associ*ted Press.) CorumBus, OBO, Oct. 9.—Both parties claim the election of their candidates by a- small | majority, The prosabilities are that Iaye® (Rep,) will have @ email majority, Tae Legis” lature will bea smalil majority for the Re” Publicaus. probably not over one in the Hons» ‘and two in the Senate. The amendment is certainly defeated. FROM LOWA. [To G. W. Adams, World office.] OntcaGo, Oct. $3 P.u.—The Times. states that the Democrats gain in Iowa, bat that Mason (Democrat) is defeated for Governor. gs Abel 7 ate ca FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. The italian Revolution. {Special to the Evening Star.) Lowpon, Oct. 9.—The American schooner Eagle bas been sunk. No other particulars have been recetyed. BiaReitz, Oct.8.—The Marquis de Moustier, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and the Uhey- alier de Nigra, the italian Amb:ssador, ar- rived here just before the troubles broke out in Italy. and have beer in constant communica- tion with the Emperor. it is said that the following plan for the settlement of the Roman question has been agreed upon :— Italy is to take, possession of the provinces, but Pope Pius IX is to remain in Rome and retain the government of the city until his death, when the temporal power of the Pope will cease, [By the Associated Press. | Lonpon, Oct. 9—Noon.—Eries advanced \d. Illinois advanced ¥d. Uonsols 91%. U.S.5..0'S have advanced 1-i6d. LIVERPOOL, Oct. $—Noon.—Cotton easier, and prices declined 1-16d. The sales to-day will reach 12,000 bales. Lard 5¥s. 6d. Spirtis ‘Turpentine 278. LONDONDERRY, Oct. 9—Noon.—Arrived— Steamer Nestorian, trem Quebec. General Sheridan at Springfield. SPRINGFIELD, Mase , Oct. 9.—Gen. Sheridan bas just arrived in this city and has be-n offi- cially received by Mayor Briggs. (eneral Sheridan mede a speech in response, and atter a stop of twenty minutes left for Albany. Tne crowd of people who assemoled to greet the General was very large and enthusiastic. From Boston. Bostox, Oct. 9.—The Unitarian church, on Jentral Hill, Somerville, was burned last night. Hon. Charles G. Loring died at his resi- dence in Beverly yesterday afternoon. New York Market. Ngw York, Oct. 9—Flour 10a20 cents better; ‘Wheat 2a3 cents better; receipts 54,235 bushels. Corn 1a2 cent better; receipts 14,900 bushels; Rye 1 cent better. Oats 2a3 cents better. Pork de- cidedly lower; sales of 500 bbls. of mess at $23.37. Lard quiet at i4yal4y%. Whiskey steady. Harley firm. Peas nomial. Cotton quiet at 20 cenis for middling uplands. JOWN R. ELVANS & CO. CRANBERRIES. NEW CRANBERRIES just received at 3 “KING PLACE. = SALE-HORSE, HARNESS, and eove WAGON, nearly new; nicely madi suitable for ‘carrying licht merchaadis: at HOWARD?S Stable, 4o4 G streei, bi tween fth and 7th stree. ORSES FOR SALE —We have 5 a lot of fine HORSES from the Which we are prepared to sell uitthe times. Matched Sing) Horse J. BL OLCOTT & S09 oo 9 it 471 Bighth atrest. ING PLACE.» DELAWARE AND OTHER CHOLCE GRAPES, In email cartoons apd sp'epdid order. t Vermont avenue and 1554 street. A BAUDOIN. : FROM PARIS, AND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. 1 withont leaving the least of Ith street west, near 406 east Pennsylvania avew Is S Dy sore extsti name of Me & WARD, Rea kers, is this day, by mutual consent z WM. ©. McINTIR — The under the Bro- WM. WARD. Th business will hereafter be contintied by the u zned alone WM. C. McINTIRE. (CARRIAGES T CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! nu hand @ large assortment of fi class CARRIAGES which will be sold al reasonable prices. Persons in. want should examine my stock. A large number of sromd hand Buzgies, Rockaways, €c, Repairing omptly attended to ee "ROBERT H. GRAHAM, ository, 374 D street. bet. 8th and oth: Shop, 477 Sth street, near D. 0 FOR RENT LOW.—Inquire at 216 near 0. oc 8-30" F Ine fine “Hallet & Davis” PIANO. nearly new; full seren octave. Apply at No. BN2 H street, between 13th aud Lith sta. 3 OSBORN & 00.4 k. (Agency of the ASSOCIATION VI DE LA CHAMPAGNE. L. JAUNAY & CO... agers.) confidently recomniend the above Wi strictly first-class and unsurpassed quality. It is dry, delicate, but fullof vinous body—not sweetness—and of apale natural color: from its eculiarly suitable for medicinal purposes, fragrance and other captivating proper ita Treasure to all consumers of re ta For sale by 6 RUSSELL & CO., Wash i apply of WIN. ER MILLINERY GOODS.” Ladies’ Felts, Plush, Beave Royal Velvet TS. Children’s HATS ea for the coming s vers and Plush Good: and Itibbons to match stomers’ orders vw n Feathers, Flowers, PNC TUNING AND REPAIRING. FORGE L. WILD, formerly Tuner and Agent WM. KNABE & UO. of Baltime sesuenthy Foner and Hepat 1 of STEIN WAY 'S PIANO! zerott’s Music Store. new 0 & BROS Piano For Nth street, between T coutinnes to give sy repairing Pianos Pinnos. Parlor Organs, and other Tustrnments, Italian and other strings, always for sale at very se 28-10 OPE NG @ or FREN( bons. By ave received andopened a fine aasort ory, No. 49 Ivauianve. aud Est, tteution to tuning and BONNET: R FLATS "FLOWER: E VELVETS. CLOAK LACES, T: MI \DERGA HANDKERCHIEFS. KID GLOV OMAN HAIRWORK, LUBIN'S PER- e request the Indies to examine m: e superior in style and quality. ices CLOAKS, DRESSES and BONNETS made to order, uM. WILLTAN. 6 Penneylvanta avenwi 5 FALL 8TOCK, Trust. PAPERHANGINGS, &. Trust. Lately opened, the best assorted stock of PAPER- HANGINGS in this District. -Alaaen choice selec. tion of WINDOW SHADES. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, PIOTURE CORD and TASSELS, WALNUT BRACKETS, &c. Returning acknowledgements to paying patrons favors.no effort shall be wanting to fill | their orders with punctuality and ina satisfactory manner. Having to pay cash for goods and labor. TERMS casn!s tS J. MARKRITER, No. 456 Seventh street, between D and E streets. | FANANCIAL. ‘The letter of Secretary McUnulloch relative to the payment of Five-Twenties in United States notes at the five-year option allowed the Government by the terms of the bonds themselves, is calculated to quiet the appre- hensions of foreign holders. If it is a settled conviction that the bonds are to be paid at the fall maturity of twenty years from date, the maiter is settled, for there is no reasonable doubt but that, even with a moderate degree of prosperity, the paper currency will be on & par with gold long before the time for payment of the bonds, the first issue thereot having yet fourteen years to run. Therefore, it is insisted, the present discussion ss to whether the bonis are payable in gold or not leads to no practical good. The banks are beginning to avail them. selves of the privilege of exchanging tieiT Compound Notes for the new Certificates, and are sending in the December as well as the October issues. Ge WASHINGTON, Oct. 9, 1967.—Jay Uooke & Oo. furnish the following quotations of Gey- ities: ernment secur! i < gitin U. 5. 6's Coupon, 1ESlssseesesseeelIly LIK U.S. Five Twenties, 1862.....00111y = 112 u. Fis Torenues. 1864. wee 108% U.S. Five Twenties, 1865.. U.S. Five Twenties, Jan&J’y,'65.107 Ws U.S. Ten Forties........ 100%, U.S. Seven Thirties, June., 1065 0.8. Seven Thirties, July, 1065 NEW YORE FIRST BOARD GALES. Con} e. r ‘5.20's, 1864. 5.20's, 1865 .. 5.20’, Jn.&Jy, [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stocksand bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: Nzw York, Oct. 9.—First Board—U. S. 6's, 1881, coupon, 111 4; 5.20’s, 1562, coupon, 112; 1864, coupon, 105%; 1865, coupon, 109; 1865, cou- pon, new, 107%; 1867, coupon, 107%; 1040's, coupon, 100% ; 7.30's, second, 105%; 7.30's, third, 105 3,; Canton, 444; Cumberland, 2334: Quicksil- ver, 25%; Mariposa, §%;, do. preferred, 17; New York Central, 113%; Pacific Mail, 143; Atlantic Mail, 114%; Erie, 69; ditto ' pre- ferred. 76; Hudson, 123; Reading, 1024: Michi- gan Central, 109; Michigan Southern, =3%5; Llli- nois Central, 122; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 83%; Northwestern, 444; do. preferred, 63; Rock Island, 103 y; Fort 100%; Obto and Mississippi Certificates W. U. Tele- aph, 37; Boston Water Power, 19};; Oleve- and and Toledo, 131; Gold, 1437, Lennon, Oct.7—Noon.—Bonds,71 %; Console for money, 945-16; Erie, 43; Llinois, Bonds at Frankfort, 74 Liverroor, Uet. 9—Noon.—Cotton market dull and quiet; estimated sales 10,000 bales; Middling Uplands. 5x; Orleans, 57, Lonpon, Oct. —Consols, 94 {; Bonds advanced 1-16; Minos, 4 WANTS, WASTEDSA first-class REMALE COOK for « restaurant. Apply at Star office. 0 9.3t* WANTEDIA WOMAN to Cook, Wash anil y “iron. Apply at this ofiice oe 130" WANTED DIMEDIATELY—X good ( PRE REC UNS GURL, to tend, st EUND'S, Confectioner, 97 o ant WIFE (w )to go to Virginia—the 1 to the garden and stable, and the woman to cook al house-Work: no objection to one or two Apply at the Star Office at" LOST AND FOUND. FOR SALE AND RENT. _ OST—On the 7¢ st a POCKET-BOOK, co taining twent N ‘ally rewarded by leav tween 4th and Sth sta, EWARD.—Stray: ,ared, milki and rag on her tail. at 656 M st, be! ‘on Sunday, October W, split in right ear De above reward will, be ven for her recovery, by MATHEW COLBERT, between D and Virginia avenue, island. Strayed orstolen, on th alarge Durham COW Branded on her right horn Will be paid for information which will insure her 0. A. CASWELL. ay., bet. 2d and 3d sta. ea: Paymaster General's oO . about two weeks ago. a 2) black and tan TERRIER SLUT; ears cropp ed; hair rather row were to the name of “Kate, paid fo urn 0, ELES RPE TOE TY BAREOUR & HAMILTON, 9-3 & REWARD—Lost, REWARD —Lost or siolen. Sunday th, on Ist stre street north, a large NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, K fhe above reward will be p oe at A RESSLER'S Summer G Ist and M atree POR SALE—Aa BAKERY, HORSE and WAGO. K “and KOUTE. Apply at'this stien eae Fo RENT A STORE snd DWELCIN Fee 2® T—Four Unfurnished ROO! hitches Venient for ho northwest corner 12th and Q stre {OR RENT—Five UNFURNISHED No. 276 Lith street, between O and with private entra DESIRABLE ROOM FOR RENT APAKTMENTS en suite For CASPAR KELLER, corner of th State Department. POR Bl h peace om for rent, at and Sth reser Fer in PROCTOR, at Riggs & Co. corner $1 stand Pa. ave. Toa MILLER, No. 624 8th street cast [OR BENT HOUSE No. 31 K st 26th and 2 5 n rooms per month next door, S FOR SS ing five tween 4th an Promises. 4 nous between 4 M ter PUP, abont six months answers to the name A liberal reward will be paid for his re- turn to 504 Ith street. D*sieAete SIRABER ROOMS FOR RENT APART S. en suite. ply to CA KELLE of lith and 8, opposite the Department. oc $ “REWARD—And all expenses paid, for dark OW, 4 years old; white stripe Back; white spots; well Biraved: oowbet 2 iladelphia Row, 1ith street eas hitadelphia Row, 1th. treet east. SON THE 6THINST. right horn bro, her is requested YVAMETO MY PREMI. 7 one BLACK HORNED COW ken: right ear cropped rove propert: Prove PANDO Marcy. above Chain Bridze, V trayed or stolen, on Wedne nt,a red COW, ¢ ROCK, 12th street, betw REWARD: T and U streets, STRAYED OR STOLEN—On the 2th instant SS BLACK COW, brown back, and had a hind the left @ar. H lars reward will be give any information that will E 239 oth st., between Na REWARD-—Lost, last evening. cavalry Barracks, head of 13th orner of 13th and G st paps wore warty near M,and the a s delivered at Headquar' h COW, which will SULT DR. L ALL ACUTE es) cured in the shorte m the face and all afiections thoreu. BOARDING WANTED—For gentleman “ant wife in a private family. Ong preferred where there are no other boarders, © meals re- to be located between G and K streets of 7th street, Address L, giving tern é 9 el Want ieee BRICK HOt five or six rooms, with wood-house and wat the premises: rent not to exceed $30 per mc Persons owning such a house will f and punctnal tenant by BB. F., through the post offic i W : 8 TR that can operate on Wheeler & Wils chine can be furnished with constant employm by calling at Madame J. JOYCE 1th stre ond. door from Mass. av Alxo, any young ly Wishing to acauirea scientific knowledge of Dressm: . cutting by measure or chart, in one half the Vtime. taken by the old. iapertect meth obtain the same by calling at the above add: oc 9-4t* WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good BAR BER. Wages $14 per week. Apply at 324 E street, under National Theater. oc 8-3t" 2 it the 2 E str . between 12th and 13th streets: None but a good hand need apply. o¢ 8-3t* 1500 Wad tED—A PARTNER with tho 9) above sum in first-class iz bnsi- Apply at onc < ‘ashington, oc D—By a young man, a SITUATIO. ler instructions to the Bre: ¥;has been inthe business about one year. pi \dregs. one week. @. W.. city Post Office. 8-2t* WASTED-ty @ Gentleman and Wife « Ft two well furnished front ROOMS on or without board, ina private s given and required. Address, giving f ulars, G. W. Star Office. oc WANSTED—A first-rate COOK—white woman— must have good reference. Apply No, 162 F street. northeast corner 19th 5! LADY. Wilo WRITES A CLR distinct hand. wishes EMPLOYME Address B.M. D., Star Off V A SITUATION by a respectable young girl, todo chamber Work. to help in eandironing. Apply 264 H st.. bet. Isth mh sts oc r-Bt™ WA&NTEDX SITEATION by & respectable Young’ girl to do-chamber work. to help. in washing snd froning. Apply 264 H st. between J8th and 19th streets. oc7-3t* TED—A GIRL to Cook, Wash, and Tron. t come well recommended. Apply to TON & CO., Pawnbrokers, 502 ith street. Ext copy WASTED.“North " anil west of the Capitol, four or five UNFUR- NISHED ROOMS, with gas, and Potomac water venient, suitable for housekeeping, by a x wily without children. Referenees' exchat we, 80h particulars, F. G., Star oitice, WANTED —A private family desire to rent a neatly furnished House, in a good location. STARR & METCALF. Real Estate Broke ‘sBuilding,) cor. N. ¥. ave. and 1oth street: —We want to bay LOTS for building purposes. in various parts of the city. for our customers," Parties having such call and sce us. D. L. WELLS & CO.. se 6-1m corner La. avenue and 6th street. OPV ANTED. "Ladies contemplating wearin BALMORALS and HOOP-SKIRT COY- ERS the coming senson. and Wishing to avoid the expense of Braiding, should call and see my ean. titul designs for the above, to be stamped in FAST COLORS AND WARRANTED TO WASH, La- dies’ and Childrens’, Aprons, Joseys, and. Under- clothing stamped in'tmitation of Braid. A saving of gue Talf the usual cost of Braid. Any Pattern made and stamped. WM. PRINC 9 439 Ninth street. au WANTED Now and Cast-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 Peana, avenne.’ Sole Agent for SINGER'S SEWING MACHIN: le22-ty eS BOARDING. NB y ON HAND the best qualities of MEAT AND VEGETABLES, which I will sell at the lov que mereot rates. save Maen No. Ww eth strect, No. SSfetwoon G aud H si 'S RENEWED —SILK HATS REFINISH. Ay REAPER roa EASITONA DLE . CUNNINGHAM’S HAT FAC- p. bet. Land K. s13-eolm MPWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR rent, With or without board. Apply at Star office. 0c 9-3t" SAND TABLE BOARD can be found * * Dunbarton street, Georgetown, D.C. OARDING WANTED FOR A GENTLEMAN, Baietite tod daughter, with three furnished chambers, ina private family; above [ strect and hear lth preferred. Price xay $120, including fuel and gas. Address 93 Patent Office. oc 7 3t* ean GLES! SHINGLES !! Ve hav, hand— Wega MWe T CYPRESS SHINGLES. F 18° M ide ed PINE Do. tgs Morin PRESS SHINGLE, Direct trom Non ED W. CLARK. & CO., Timber Dealers, Va. ave., between 9th and 10th sts. east oct-st mear'U. 8. Navy Yar SAMUEL WISE Sue ¥ LDER, Bae Ee OE teas, OARD WANTED—Either in Washington or eorgetown. by @ lady who bas had several years experience in teaching music. Would give the use of her STELNWAY PIANO to one or two pu- iis in part compensation. References exchanged. ‘or address apply to this office. oc7-eo3t 0. LET—Two large COMMUNICATING PAR- LORS and other roonsi, all neatiy furnished, and TABLE BOARD at 495 17th street, between Hand I. oc-7t™ nt to get my hair dressed | nore than you 3! a Barber shop. Seo Madame Demonxvot’s pri 6n hand, a lar: famery. Long Wigson hand or made ‘to order. T'S HUMAN HAIR STO bet. 10th and lith sts., sonth side. DRE, 275 Po sulted daily by Ladie vices of a skillful a physician, at his office, 49 and E. Washington, B.C.) SIAN LIQUID sent'to any address. Letters must contain a stamp Matrox s. SAFFOLD, (Formerly of Montzomery, Alabama,) ATIOBNEY AND COUNSELLORB-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D. C. Office No. 428 D Street, Opposite the City Hall, Will practice in the Supreme Courtof the United States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis- ims and Department business will receive prompt Attention, FO®, BEST_Two COTTAGES, one cight aug one six rooms, at Hyatt-ville, Md_, within 208 yards of the depot. Pos Apply to BF. GUY THO¥. PARKER ssion given immediately P. BARTHOLOW, or eott For ALE etwo new FRAME HOUSES of six rooms each. Part cash; balance on good Alsc $ from 0 B80 each RSHAL A threes with water Rs. Mi rent to a permanent tenant o. 91 East Capitol sireet, near 4th at. st Itt 4 CASH and monthly will b $300 srr hack House 4th atrect west, No. _ betwee north STARK & METCALF oc 98t Cor. New York av. and 1th st. gi Foe Pence ¢ @ convenient (wo story BRICK DWELLING, with back build jfurnished ; comfortably sitnated on Gay, bet High and Congress sts., No. 104. For terms xp. y on the premises 7 LE—Thrc Kent low. rice. ADD Sauna ttn: " A FARM of 20 acres. with fine BULL DING eat the Dis FURNISH Also, two {magnificent . suitabl: Congress or. Zz to pay prices STARR © METCALF, for « I TAM tween M street and New Yor Frou BENT per month, 965-H st. uorth, b Perse for hous Land K sts. et 4 R RENT. eu 4th and sth 5-3 A BRICK HOUSE containing ter fixtures in six ro. ryland avenue, between sth 2 6 Md. avenue. ven rooms n 2th and 2st corner Fand 10th stre G ~ __Look HERE ROCERY AND FIXTURES FOR SALE The proprietor. wishi sell his entire stock fig at No; Lith stro ve the city. will all and seo ar the P /S.—This will be one of the best stands in tha city for fresh meat this wint oc 8-5t" FOF REST—TWo FR front, suitable for cent {OR RENT—Two commune nished orunturnished. Wi orsingly. Water in the Apply at No. 240 6th street, corm TPUPEE UNEURNISED Bi at 3. Nicholas Pla between B and G streets, Delaware avenue aud Ist street, Capitol Hill T-3t ADIES PLEASE READ THIS.—WILLIAM 9 9th street, has about six hun- le stamps ct elegant designs for id, &c., that he will sell cheap, the whole or part, and teach the buyer the Composi- tion. furnish Gushiens and Brushes, and explain . Being part of a duplicate set lately usedin Baltimore any lady wishing to engage in this profitable business and havini amali capital should call at once. EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL FOR n MONDAY. MALLARD. anil Mra SON will open a SELECT >. 204 1 street north a Embroidery, Br: how to use them, grat for young ladi Cireulars containing full infor) btained at No. 204 1 6 F street north. vited to attend; hours of instruction from 7 to 9p. CK HILL GOLLEGE. OOK MINE TICOPT CITY. MD. ‘Stndies will be resumed in this Institution on MONDAY, September. Board, Washing, and T. fee. $5; Thysician’s fee, $0. BRO. BETTELIN, President. Pennsylvania avenue, Ri n, $250; Entrance Music and Drawing ¢ Rosewood Rosenkranz e Bacon & Raven, $150." One 7 octave, almost new, Nuaus & Co.,| ty The above PIANOS, en in exchange room we offer METZEROTT & CO., Hanilin’s Cabinet Organs. TAR” FAUCETS, then Gn easy Lerms JOHN B. ELVANS & CO. EW YORK BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, Best quality, and new. LSH PREMIUM FAMILY F prices for seven- barrel lots. FER, Green or Roasted. TEA of nice quality at very low price, and war- ‘ONEY, unsurpassed in quality. DLL, direct from Bordesax., My naze e es aranteed equal neca Oil. each bottle, and gu i aed BoE ie Corner lith and F streets, under Ebbett House. AMMERS, HATCHETS, AND AXES, JOUN R. ELVANS & CO. } LARGE DINING-ROOM AND KITCHEN for Rent, or a gool CATERER wanted; also, large PARLORS and LODGING ROOMS at 337 Pennsylvania ay tan Motel D. OUT OF HEALTH, TOCK IN TRADE for §5.000— i The business Las been a paying one—moderately and stowlily—month by month, for twenty years, Without any intermission except for the war Was opening: this without cts or any Gevernment business whatever. With a adier trade and surer pros- ects than at the beginning of that period, and impending session of perhaps eighteen months? duration, mis offered—always self-sustaining—ae 8 sate foundation on which, by the info some of the modern elements. a more a ness may be reared. Wareroom at a modera 7. FRANC ion of busi- ‘ore, Fixtures, Cellar, and ent. TAYLOR, Booksctlor. SALE CHE APA valuable piece of TIM BER and PRAIRIE LAND in Minuesota (182 G)BeGE g thriving town. Address “Land” P, x9 oc 5 0. Bo Fee SAL THE FURNITURE of a large. first-class Boarding House; 15 rooms. ‘The best location in Washington. Apply immedi “pagl; WELLS © CO.. corner Louisiana natrect. ata bargain. None but private families ne ply. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, tf 126 Pa. av.. bet. 19th and aot FPSB BENTH the large STORE on the corner of Wth and E streets, A good stand for drng store or grocery business; has two fine cellars. low. oc 4 ARE CHANCE—FOR SAL six room HOUSE, p42, and 3 years v ferred pay * STARK & METCALF, (Plant's Building.) oc4-0t Corner New York avenue and Lith ats. }OR RENT—The large COTTAGE on P street, south side, first honse west of 14th; contains ten rooms; in’ good repair; large grounds. with shrubbery, &c. Apply on the premises, oc 3-lw* NSYLVANIA AVENUE. opposite ards Hotel. Rooms single and In guite properly furnished and centrally located. ‘Terms moderate. Meals furnished if desired. OR SALE Two BBICK HOUSES. two story high, with Back Buildings. Nos. 61 and 63 F street Sonth, between 9th and 10th streets west ALSO; One FRAME HOUSE, Four Rooms, No. 656 ith street west, between D strect and Maryland ayenue south, : ‘Terms: One-fourth cash, andl baance ing, 12, and ls months, ply to WM. WARDER. (at Coaland Wood Yard, Corner and Ist streets. r[(0 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Just arrived. BAND MOULDI rior quality, lot of TRIMMINGS, CARPET STRIPS, of ‘and fer sale at lowest market RS’ DEPOT, BUILD ES Tek Sirect, H.W. HAMILTON & Ci 'LOUR DEPOT, F $4 Lovitasa Avzxre. thanks for the liberal ave, for the conventence of iboye depot, and are prepared to sell to the trade our James 8 'LOUR, and all other grad sively of our ides reaper ee ie chaser is 8% Ir tor Also, for sale all the difter- HEBR & WELCH, By this arrange- NG—Two communicating ROOMS on Bites Rect and oue on the theaoar. Tae E BUARDERS accommodated at . Batween athraud loth ‘80 27-15t* CONTRACTOR FOR BUILDINGS. an6-3m SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS. We have now in store the largest and best stock of the above named articles south of New York or ae al of noe iif are selling 48 low as either of the above named cities. DERS’ DEPOT, BUILDER Ga Th street. 0c 3 co2w H.W. HAMILTON & CO. LETS, 70, 90, and 49 yours of ago; Polit- Ppa aenren tenes aieyg ection at exceeding ROK TAYLOR. UST ABRIVED— VIN cates 4,1 so AB: ot fF R Ba joe-ait fen EG 'ERRAPIN SOUP—propared by J. W. acein Tier twelve oan j Ghekaeceth fio at. Parkor House, Boston. "For sale in cans to sult, at “KING PLAGE, aw Vermont avenues 15th street. EDICAL BOOKS—A large stock of standard: Books on hand; and foraale by ge 1 ate Books On hand Oi TAYLOR. XLOR. TT Ee EARN TEARS OF ow ag a ee Cee ane ‘AYLOR | nak te a , write . Using Place ENT— ‘al neatly furnished and well COR BENTOOMS, withor without board. ADDIY at 516 K street, between 4th and 6th, au 13-tf i BOARD can be obtained at an agree. | COUT Evate residence, with liberal table and gyery uccessary comfort.’ Location, Washington Behe For address mpply at the Star Ofice.- jolSt ILE BOARD at No. 464 10th stroet, a few TAvors north of the ‘events, ‘Terms 52: por month. de 16- SALE—at $650.0 Six Seat Pannel Car- of ¢. Double largess, Bobo, pair of Blankets, and pate of sound. {gentle, matched Horses. To be sheen duily, befare 12 o’ciock m. Inquire of Mr. RAGAN, at Government stables, No. 223 st. between I7th and 18th street 0¢ 7-3t' IANOS AND PARLOR ORGANS—Largest as- ‘tment of pew and second-hand ever, Fre tar mR pt ew Sei ecoante trom rear ular prices, and on easy a pefore cae ing to,our Hew stot 395 Pennayivanin evenne. ri "STEAM BA. ar ‘ welect bias ‘McKenzies Patent Reel Oven. he best Brend in the market. Grocers, Restaurant and Hotel-keopers supplied on liberal terms, 0c 1-1m IBBS” es SEWING. MACHINE. “and lege Hable to rip in use or wear than the Lock-Stitch."—"Judges* nd samples of Work oon- taining both kinds of stitches, on the same piece of A. SHERMAN, Agent, 2th and 13th sits “* Its seam is stro “Grand Trial. \d for the “Report.” 234 Pa. avenue (up stairs), bet. oc 3-6t" Near Baltimore Depot. Fo SALE—HOUSES in all parts ofthe city, varyingin price from $30 to §: Also ding Lots I pric id lon. may Tall peat a rs wet nes Bullding,? rokers, ‘nt's Bul fe ocl e corner NY. ave. and 15th street FPAESC FOR SALE, five niles from Washington, QWacres, and house and ont-buildings, $3.08) Also, several fine lots on north Q, between Isth and lath.’ THOS. F. WAGGAMA Real Estate Broker, se3i-tf __126 Penna. ay., bet. 19th and aot. Pate te price ‘S10 to £50 dm BUILDING ig in price from LOTS in all parts of the c in 4 miles of the desirous of buy- FARMS from 20 to 70 acres. wit city. Loans negotiated su] ing or selling ‘Real Estate, or borrowing mone; upon the saine, will censuit their interest by call- ing on ‘MITCHELL & SON, c Real Retate Groban Ue Seventh an sea-eoict “over Shepherd's Boukstote. Fo SALE.—The FURNITURE Pihowse No, 23 fort it ay Semis wl’ RE alahat aed fore ie ‘auction, Apply on {he premises.” JOHN i. MOORE, Py oot (SOR RENToln Georgetown, a nicely furnished GE Gat at No. 134 Dautnrion street betes High and Congress streets, “Table Board ‘can be obtained next door. se 23-2w? L FLOWERS PRESERVED IN ALL ir Natural Beauty. 8; I att tion to the Flowers of the id. Bi .M. HAYES, No. 305 Sth street w tween Land M. ._ B. JEWEL! revand Unadulteratea MICAT, OLIVE SOAP, FAMILY SOAP, For family use, for sale cheap for c.B. JEWEL. Mant ‘and American CUTLERY, a fine as- yivante urende. PREMIUM NEW Yt "1 ge 24-6m ath and Sth freon N ad Cc tyes j sortment. Ph re > 35 AD, ‘OT: 3 : wee -abon rds Flour: HH" ot Bed .d Unglased, for sate’ at 562 7th street, H, W. HAMILTON & Uo. (OR SALE—Two Two-story FRAME HOUSMKS, hh. slept bloc “near lg Menu or Moll nae SoFB ty . Price $2,200, Rent $30 th. 80 23-tf AG5 Ninth 2a, Oy EHS RE ig Sn oy Rony to JOHN HAGH TELS on “Greenacteee be: tween Brick and Water street. 86 19-ba* EC e. ee