Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1867, Page 2

onl / ee “THE EVENING STAR. | ‘The Largest Circulation in the District. | W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Pre WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY..........--- OCTOBER 14, 1867. ° Be READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- Gr AND OTHER MATTER. A SILENT REVOLUTION, Inexorable necessity is quietly’ breakinz own in the South the barriers benind whic, | Jrevious to the war, thearistocratic classesen- trenched themeelyes, This must inevitably result, before the close of the present century even, in @ bemogeniety of the people of the country, North and South, which was impos- sible ender the old state of sfairs. The news- papers in that seciion are full of items and ad- ‘vertisements going to show taata division of the Jarge plantations into small farmsts in progress, | ‘which the owners of Large estates tind them. selves powerless to resist. Poverty is pressing nd the levelling process cannot be stayed, Northern and European immigrants are be. coming Ianded proprietors throughout the couatry, and a few of the freedmen are also | investing im email patches of ground. The | Dankrept law is facilitating the process, as it compels those in debt to pay or sell. It is im. possible to estimate accurately tue full extent | of the revolution in progress, but its effects will be acen as Itadvances. Nooue should regret to see @ privileged class deprived of a portion of | their property by tmeir own acts, it by their suicidal policy they have benefited the masses, ‘An increase of wealtm among the people, the extension of educational advantages to the ig- norant, the development of the immense re- sources of the South, and the general prosperi- ty of the whole country will be among the | Deneficent results of the division of land. Tux Exrgctions.—The result in Ohio and Peansylvania is definitely settled by the latest returns. In the former State General Hgyes, ihe Republican Governor, is elected by about three thousand votes. In Pennsylvania the Democrats elect their candidate for the Su- yreme Bench by a majority of about fifteen handred. In both Siates the vote is short. In Pennsylvania it will fall from eighty to one hundred thousand votes below the aggregate dlast year. In Objo it is estimated tha be forty thousand snort UDICIARY COMMITTEE.—The Sub- Judiciary Committee of the House of Repre- | sentatives met this morning at 12 o'clock, in | tbe committee room at the Uapitol—the follow- ing named members being present: Hon. Frau- | cis Thomas, chairman, with Messrs. Boutwoll, | Lawrence, Churchill, and Marshall. ‘This committee ts charged with the duty of inqmr. ing if the States of Delaware and Maryland have republican forms ot government, and not repugnant to the Constitntion of the Yat. ied States. No testimony was taken to- x A Goon NoMINATION.— Among the legisla. t ve nominations by the Republicans of Balti- more is that of General Adam R. King for Sen- | wor. General King is well known im this city having been on the staff of Major Gen. Augur' commanding the Department of Washington™ ‘The Wiimington (Vel.) ¢ ial says of him © was wounded s'yMcuo acy, and isa most admirable candidat Ovg Awegican Cousin at Hoxr.—Chan- frau who does well everytaing he under- takes, excels in his portrayal of such eccentric characters as “Lord Dundreagy” and “Sam; and play goers will thisevening have an op- | portunity of seeing him in both, im “Our American Cousn at Home” which ts to be |} brought ont a: the National Theatre. \ the day ) reached th: | Wednesday. | vember | county. Pa, for poisoning her husband. will by executed on Weinesday, the 13ib of No- | TAR PaRsiDent amp Hie Caniner.—-Data: writes to the Sun: kava Alre: ‘we have Rad @ visitation o! = wonaneet Cabinet reorganization, tacited by,, ecesses of the Democrats in last Tues-\ lections. Intelligence of the comiug of | others trom New York and elsewhere had ity, and if the reperts can be re- lied upon the President, if he still give ear to ‘ll who come, is to be engrossed with this dis- turbing subject forthe next two weeks or more. STaree Democrats of influence and pow- er in their party have bad separate interviews with Mr. Johnson on the subject withim the ast twenty-four hours. ‘They say that the resident must place his administration ta more direct accord with the Dembcrats, who are his only friends; that the emocratic party bas sustsined Rim as against the extreme rad icals, and by its late victories effectually stayed the hen 'sof those who threatened impreach ment and instant deposition of the executive; thatit would inspire confidence among bis ; friends it Mr. Jobnson should infuse warmer blood into the Cabinet, and to that end they suggest anentire change, or at least three or four of the present members should be sup- plante Naval Oxvgns.— Commander Jonathan Young. detached from the command of the Manacka, and placed on wailing orders. Lient. Commander Thomas H. Eastman, de- tached from the Naval Acadeiny, and placed on waiting orders. Lieut. Robley B. Evans, | detached from duty at the Washington Navy Yard, and ordered to the Piscataqua. Firat Assistant Evgineer J. B. Carpenter, Second Assistant Fngineers David Jones and Harvey Clapp, and Acting Third Assistant Engineers J. N. Clements, Jabez Burchard and Sail- maker John W. North, detached from the Pow- hatan. Chief Engineer James B. Kimball. de- tailed from the Dacotab. Chief Engineer Wm. H. Hunt, ordered to tne Dacotah. First As- sistant Engineer N.B. Clark, Second Assistant Engineers S L. Smith and R. W. Milligan, Third Assistant Engineer Thos. N. Fitch, and Acting Third Assistant Engineer EC. Brooke, ordered to the Powhatan. Gex. Grant's Rerorts.—General Grant is engaged in preparing his annual report as head of the army. For tae purpose he some time ago called upon Department and District Dommanders to make their reports to him, bringing them down to the Ist of September. Some of these have been already received, and the rest are expected within the next fortnizht That of General Taomas, with some forty in- closure, came to hand Saturday aud Generai Schofield brought bis from Richmond last Gen. Sherman’s is understood to be about ready, though he may file an addi- tional report early next month on the Indian question. The report of Gen. Grant will em- brace considerable extracts from the subordi- nvte reports. If he remains in ihe War De- partment till the meeting of Congress, he will | iso present the President with @ brief report as Secretary of War ad in/erim. CHESAPEAKE AND Oi110 K ATCROAN —A cor- Tespondent of the Staunton Valley Virginian ‘writing from Connelton, West Vircinia, (on the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio raiiroad,) states that coal there is eighty four cents per ton and flour sixteen doliars per barrel; while in Stanton it takes a barrel of flour to pay for a ton of coal To um HuxG.—Neal Deveney, c Luzerae coun'y. victed fn Pa., for the murder of wie, isto he Rung on Tuesday. the 12th No- Lena Miller, convicted in Clearfield mber. ==AN ADJOURNED © 3 Fourth Ward REPUB TON will be Weld at the Mies strect, between Fourth at EVENING attendance is requested It 8 J. BOWEN, Pr i are ob Bp tendan apell Chember. City Hall xt ¢ otclock WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 16, The election of officers and tie ap) 4x. cutive mittee will tak it 1 intwent of an iation wi" Jetcber Lith, at Shel len’s Hal St ane Peau. avebne. over Blanchard & Mohun’s Book Store. A general attendance of ‘all partic rested is desired. as importont business is to be including the appointment of a Board 3t DAY EVEN- ‘orner 1th Tax Kentccny Concans<Men INQUIRY.— ‘The Congressional sub-committee on elections, et which Mr. Scofield, of Pennsylvania, is chairman, to inquire into the loyalty of the Congressmen elect from Kentucky, arrived at | Lexington and commenced taking testimony Saterday morning. A UonsvLtation.—General E. R. S. Canby (commander of the second military district) and | staff, te-day meet Governors Orr and Worth | at Colombia, S. C , for the purpose of consul- tation. The order for an election under the | yecons:ruction acts will be issued by Gen. C. | upon his return to Charleston. i OF The American Journal of Horticulture by Tilton & Co., of Boston, seems to be abou: as near perfection as atiainable in the interes, and yalue of 1's contents, and the excellence Of its print, paper, and illustrations. We ad- | ‘Vise our horticultural readers by all means to Subscribe for i SowTmzay RaiLuoad INT#RESTS.—A num- | ber of prominent southern railroad men are | here to-day to ask for an extension of time in which to pay for ihe rolling siock of their yoad purchased from the Government. The extension will probably be granted. Tes Waits Hovse—A number of visitors | ‘were at the Executive Mansion to-day, nearly all of whom had an interview wita the Pres. | ident. Patants —The Commissioner of Patents has isewed certificates tor two hundred and ‘hir- teen patents for the week ending October 2ist. a SacesTary or Wac.—Frank P. Biair, Jr. is still the most prominent candidate for the ‘War Department portfolio, and it 1s said ne ‘will shortly be appointed. ®7 John Stryker, of Rome, has received the | Democratic Bomination tor Congress in the | ‘Twenty-first district of New York in place of Francis Kernan, declined. .§F The registration of voters for ihe Novem- | ber election in New York begins on Tuesday next, 4ag- From Shillington, Odeon Building, we | bave Madame Demore: Mirror of Fashions tor November. i] IsTERNAL RBVENUB.—The receipts trom this eource to-day were $447,415.55. | Prrsonat—Obief Justice Chase arrived in town this morning, looking in excellent health | after bis trip to Ohio. ----Tne New York Sun- | day Herald says that General Hillyer, one of the intermal revenue men for that district, now | an this city, is likely to be placed at the head ef the board, whose duty it is to investigate Bnd expose all fraudulent transactions in the | xevenve business. ----General Sherman left | New York this morning for the West, to re- | sume command of nis department and act as cone of the peace commissioners. General | Sheridan bad two months leave of absence | granted bim when called here by (ieneral Grant - gard arrived Bere from Richmond yesterday | alternoom on railroad ness. DisrosaL oF Pusric Lawps.—Returne re- | ceived by the Commissioner of the Genera | Office show an aggregate disposal of 57,507 | ‘acres of the public lands during the month of September ast, at the local office at Ean Claire, ‘Wisconsin. greater portion of the land swas located with agricultural college scrip, and the remainder taker. under the homestead | Jaw, sold for cash, and located with military ‘warrants Gus. SICKLES—“Dati” says: Gen. Sickles’ court of inquiry will not be granted. 1t is ar- gue that be has already had his hearing in the mode selected. by himself, by the publica- tion of bis correspondence with Gen. Grant, gnd bis own expose of facts as he undersigod ——_______ ‘Tus Syxop oF Tar Guewan KRevonuep @uvece.—The Synod of the German Re- formed Church meets in Baitimoreon Wedaes- day next) at the Third Church, Rev. Mr. ite that there will bea laree aumber or presen: as westion on ihe in of the revised itvarey wilt com ie before the body, an exciting session is looked tor. Be Seven ustional fings taken by the rédei Wateer’ Shenondcab {rom Neesels in the Rorm Pacific Ocean were sold at the Ont in New York Satarday by order of the sauneget ‘These flags are the ime the memorable property found on board the priya. teer when came into possession Of the gov- ermment. . - em ineny three Se Tus MasyLanp institute Fate. — The twentieth snnual exhibition of the Marytand Ipstitute wall be thrown open to the pablic to- Morrow eveping. and it i Cotsen it will be cone Of tbe most attractive affairs of the kind that bas takem piace ior many years. Generals Mahone and Beaure- | ti Be UNION” LODE TEM- | PLARS. will give SLIC MUSICAL wud DRAMATIC ENTER On WEDN, EVENING NEXT, OCTOBE Union. Hall, »Dand E Aami = 1g, [ PAYERS! VERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD! sto participate in the Ss OF THEIR OWN RENT All who de: PROFI | and also Fave an opportunity to gat immediate ssion of @ HOUSE AND LOT. 1 10 xive any security, are requested to REGULAR MONTHLY MSETI UNIONTOWN L. UILDING COM Pi out he tend thé On TUESDAY EY October 15, 1357, And every third ay of ear month there after. at a N.W. corner mth’ Hast Washington. fered to poor men by lity in obtaini ty shares. curity dd, but frit, Come tutien we Respectfully f NEHEMIAH ROBEY, Pre JAS. N. BURNS. Vico Preside: FRED EMBRICH. Treasurer, JAS. M. DALTON. Socretary. oct HF METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSSOCT. | r | mecting of t! operative Nnilding As- TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. <THE 10WA ELECTION, Merrill Republican Elected Gover Over 20,000 Majerity—The De Claim a Gain of 10,000. [Special Dispatcn to the Star. CureAaGo, Oct. 4.—The Times (Democratic,) claims that the Democrats bave gained 10,000in Lowa, but concedes that Morrill (Republican) is elected (Governor by over 20,/00, amd ihat the Legislature is Republican by a decided majority, but the Democrats claim the gaia of three State Seuators. £HE RESULT IN OHIO. Hayes Certainly Elected Governor. {Special Dispatch to the Star.} Crncinnatt, Oot. 14.—There is no longer any doubt of the result in Ohio for Governor. The Gazette and Commercial, (Republican,) this morning, agree that Gen. Hayes ts certainly elected by nearly three thousand, and the Enguiviy (Democratic) concedes it by & lcs majority. The Legislature is Democratic. ‘The party here are already counting on Hon. George H. Pendleton’s election to the United StajesSenate The Gazette's tables to-day show that the contest was very close in many coun- tes. In Kuox couaty the Republicans had a majority of two, and in one county there was a tie. 3 THE INDIANA ELECTION. Large Re ins Claimed in the Seuthern Tier of Counties. [Special Dispatch to the Star.] INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 14.—The returns from the county elections in this State show large Republican gains in the lower tier of counties, and considerable Democratic gains in the northern counties, especially in the Fort Wayne district. Official returns from the ten counties on the Onio river show a gain of 1,500 for the Republicans. The Jovrnal.claitas that the result in the State will show decided Republican games. ‘The Democracy have issued their call for a Delegate State Convention to meet here on the Sth of January. FROM ITALY. Garibaldi’s. Proclamation. [Special Telegram to the Star.} PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.—The following is Garibaldi’s proclamation to the Italians after being arrested, SErTEMDER NTH.—The Romans have the Tight of slaves, that of rising against their tyranis, the priests, It is the duty of Italians to aid them, and I trust they will pertorm this duty even if fifty Garibaldi’s are thrown into prison. Pursue, then, your noble resolations, Romans and Italians—the whole world 1s con- templating ycu and when once your work 13 accompiished you will hold yout heads erect aud say to the nations, “we have cleared the hichway of human fraternity of its most abominableenemy—the Papacy. G. Gantmatpr. FROM NEW ORLEANS. Disastrous Break im the Levec—Conven- tien called in Louisinna—The Yellow Fever Abating (Special Dispatch to the Star.} New OBLEANS, Oct. 14 —A break in the levea op the Mississipp:, three days ago, eighte miles above this city, ts doing great damage, gnd some fear is expressed that the country will be inundated for miles around. Returns to Gen. Mower s head yuarters show that a State con yeution is called by more than 1.0 O majority in Louisiana, The returns are | pearly in. ‘Tne yellow feyer is abating The weather The Appreaching Session of Congress— Two Measures to be Proposed by He Thad. Stevens—Impeachment and tm- partia! Suffrage. ecial Teiegram to the Star.} PHILADELY @ect. The Post of this ng bas special dispatch from Wash- ington, stating that Thaddens. Stevens had prepared two measures which he will urge upon Congress the coming session. ‘The first Ot there 8 a general impeachment law, de- | fluing the offences upon which an officer may be impeached, and expressly declaring that no omcer Shall continue in office during his trial. ‘The second law which Bir. Stevens in- | tends to urge will deciare that under the au tuority of the Constitution, and upon the principles of the Declaration of Independence, ho State shall have the power to prohibit citi: zens of the United States, whatever their race, color or reiigion, from voting for President or Congressmen. The passage of this law will establish impartial suffrage in every staie of the Union. Leading Republicans in this city affirm tbat Mr. Stevens will be sustained by Congress. ; Another Raid on Ilicit Distilieries in Philadelphia. [Special Telegram to the Star. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12 —There is consider- abie excitement in Port Kicumond, in the northeastern part of this city, in consequence | of asecond raid upon the illicit distilleries which abound there. Sometwo weeks ago the | first raid took place,and a large number of stills were destroyed. ‘This morning Marshal | Elimaker, with @ force of marines from the | navy yard.made a second visit to that locality | and succeded in breaking up numeroas piaces. | He would have been more successful it par- ties Dad nol found out Nis tntentions and noti- fed the dis’ ers. Thisseciton is densely popu- lated with the poorer classes of cifizens, mostly Trish, it betug the greatest coal shipping depot | inthe country. All the peoplet urned on? in defence of the stills, but the marines overawed | them and prevented a rio:. )NIC—The MONUMENT COMMIT of the different Masonic bodi sted to mi e Grand u MONDAY EVENIN AS. GUILD, Lebaud B 0 qunted Adbiut DC.. August7. Major General Jos K. Baris. pn General US. A..is president. “for the parpus of examin. ing the Various patterns of Knapsaccs and Acroiter- meats that may be preseuted, and recommending for adoption, by the their Judguent.” will be im session on Wed the loth day of October, h Brevt Surgeon General, US." 4 hivgton, D. ¢ Parties desiring to submit of the above sr ticles for exn ion. maydoso in person or by agent, at the time ang place above mentionsd J. B CAMPBELL. Captain 4t LArtiliery, Byt. Major, U.S.A oe 9-5 Recorder of the Board BHAFFIELD’s 3 FRENCH CONFEOTIONERY AND LA- DIES* RESTAURA 46 Penn. ave.. between 12th and 13th sts. The above well known establishment having been renovated and fitted up in the most recherche Manner. is now upen to the pablic. where ladies and gept’emen may be assnred that all the delica cica of the season will be served up in style to suit the most fastidions. ‘Wedding Parties, Dinners and Receptions fur- nished at the shortest notice and on the most rea sonable terms. “smn OSEPH H. SHAFFIELD. KNOX’ CITY EXPRE: Calls for and Delivers to any addre: AGE, PACKAGES AND MERCHANDISE. MOVES FURNITURE, &c., &. Principal Office, 374 Pa. Av. Sth st., Washo Branch office—Pa. ay., cor. Ith wt = “New York av. and 15th st. And atthe Office of Adams Express Company Georgetown. se 23 Im* ELECTRO. ATED VAPOR BATHS ALAN, recently in charge of Electrictty and Medicated Vapor Baths at the various U. General Hospitals, office southwest corner of llth Street and Penn’s avenne, cures Rheumatism, Feast serene 1863, McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 671 PENN. AVENUR, CORNER Ist eTREET, BAG ‘Oarire, Hitt, PUSM DEUGS, MEBICINES and CHEMICALS, pet ae The ight Bel sportptions sccarstaly compounded. Oc 12-1 UTT, STRAP, T, AND MOOK B Tate RINGES, 06 14,1618 JON Gouge, Horses swell mated: wall oe lish Pain of HORSES. Wii DS jingle snd zo the saddle. Av- S. VERDI, 265 G street. 00 14-6t" Jos. 5; ware co., er. 805 PENNSYLVANIA “AVENUE, between 9th end 10th streets, ‘Will open to-day end towmorrew A LARGE STOCK Mediumand low priced. FOREIG 1.DRESS Goons: Also, Largé Stock of AMERICAN PRINTED DELAINS. AMERICAN PRINTS. oat cas BLEACHED SHIBTINGS AND SHERTINGS CANTON FLANNELS. j ALL WOOL WHITE AND COLORED ELAN- NELS. ’ ARKETS, QUILTS, &cu ke. 2 at GREATLY REDUCED PRICE! actif: Dr. the army, of the best. pattern, in | 1 Cabinet Reconstraction in Boston. i {Speciai Dispatch to the Star.j | The Jeurra! to-day has information indi. | cating that after November 7, the Cabinet may | be reconstructed as follows: Secretary of | State,Reverdy Johnson; Secretary of Treasury, | Erastus Corning; Postmaster General, Wil- | tam S. Groesbeck, of Ohio: Secretary of War, Frank P. Blair. Jr., of Mo. | Gen, Pope Summoned to Washington, ca [Special Dispatch to the Star. MONTGOMERY, ALA., Oct. 14—It is under- ood here that Gen. Pope has been summoned | to Washington, and will leave Atlanta ths weer. ervative Rejoicings in St. Louis, [Specia! Dispatch to the Star.} St. Lovis, Uct. 13.—The Conservatives held & mass meeting here last night to celebrate the Democrauc victories. FROM EUROPE. Reform—The Fenia: &ec. Nzw YorK. Oct. 14.—The steamer City ot Baltimore, trom Liverpool on the 34 inst., has arrived. The reform demonstration at the Crystal Palace on Septemper 3u was & grand tailure, ‘The Reform League held a meeting at St. James Hall ow the ist instant, acd adopted an Sodress of sympathy for Garibaldi. The anxiety in England relating to the Fenian movements, has been aggravated by feveral murderous assaults tn Loudon, and the Times urges the arming of th police. Three Manchester Fenians were captured at Liverpeol afer a s'ont resistance. Marder ef a Diver: Woman by her for- mer Husband. Caxton, Obio, Uct. 14.—On Sunday in the German Reform Church, Ferdinand Hoffman, Tecently discharged from the penitentiary, ap- cached 8 young woman named Oaroline who w&s some time since di d_ tro him, and demanded a kiss, and while she was in the act of complying,be drew a large batcher knife and plunged it into her person several times, Imflieting fatal wounds. ‘The desperado then fled pursued by an excited crowd, and ‘upon being arrested, was, with great diMculty saved from summary execution by the enraged populace. Brutal Murder. HARTVORD, Or., Oct. 14.—A bratal murder occurted at Colchester late on Satarday night. Several Irishmen ander the influenée of li- quor, killed John Kilday. His head wa: indea to & perfect jelly with stonef and Prabe: Daniel Sullivan, the supposed mar. Gerer, escaped. Shipwreck und Less of Life. Castine, Mz., Oct. 14—A Onstine fish! Vessel has’ been ‘wrecked 28, the coast of ew Brunswick. Csptain Sylvester and a crew of feyenteen in number were drowned, Nine of ‘the men leave families. Death of Dr. Ives, New Yor, Oct. 14.—Dr. Silliman [ves died here died here yesterdsy. He waset the head ‘of the Uatholic Protectory Asyiam at West. cbes:er, New York. He was @ convert from Sree ete grees ee New Ye Naw Yorke, Oct. 4. PICKS, &e. Penney Ivapia avenue, FINANCIAL. Private telegrams received in New York after the adjourament of the board on Saturday reported a further decline in cetton at Liver- pool and depression bordering on panic there: and 4 considerable amount of gold was bought on tlie street, upto five o’cloom, at, 144%, the: latter price being bid. There was ® veryactive dertowing demand for eoin, and loans wers mage at 1-16, 1-32, 1-61 and 3-64 per cent. per diem in tavor of the lender. ‘The gross clear- ings amounted (9 $59,942,000, the gotd balances to $1,570,711, and the currency balances to $3,- 055,678. “There‘was a Tather Active business transacted at the counters of the dealers in Government securities on Saturday ia the conversion of seven-tbirty motes into bonds; owing to the so-called spurious thousand dol- lar notes of the second series of the former in circulation. ——_e——_ Gevermment Securiti WasHineton, Oct. 14, 1967.—Jay Uooke & Co. farniah the following quotations of Gev- ernment securities : 0.8. €s Coupon, 1681 vee TY |. 8.6's Coupon, saocescecoesll 13; 2 iy U.S, Five Twenties, 1962. lll = LID U.S. Five Twenties. 1864... «(108% U.S. Five Twenties, 1865. % = «109% U.S. Five Pwenties,Jan&J'y,'65.106% = 07 U.S. Ten Forties. .... 100% 100% U.S. Seven Thirties, 05 1053, U.S. Seven Thirties, July 053% 105% EW YORK PIRST BOARD GALES. Coupons. 112 10.40°8 -eseeecseooel00¢ 5.20's. 1862. 112 —-7.30"s, 2d series. .1053¢ 108% 7.308, 3d series. .1053¢ Gold.. 14d y Re.orrsixe oF DUBANT'S OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAU- RANT. DUBANT’S DINING ROOMS, The large andelegant Dining Rooms. northwest corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue— Forld-wide in reputation as Bubant’s Dining Rooms—has now been completely renovated ani refitted. reganiless of expense. ‘The proprietor takes this method to inform his friends, patrons. and the public generally, that he will RE-OPEN his saloon on TUESDAY EV ING, the 1th instant. and will be happy to rec his friends at that time. oc Hitt EORGE G. DUBANT. Josurn J. MAY & CO. PENNSTLVANIA AVENUE. between Ninth and Tenth Streets, Washington, D.C., IMPORTERS OF RICH PLACK SILK RICH COLORED SILKS, BLACK and COLORED SATINS, LYONS SILK VELVETS, PARIS and LYONS POPLINS, PARIS KID GLOVES, &c., &c. WF The abovegzoods will be offered as low as the same qualities can bo sold by any importer in the country ov 14 2tif FALL STYLE MATS. pe A pply of FALL STYLE ients, Young Gents, aud ortiment of UMBRELLAS and WALK- nd Fair Dealin R.W. BURR &CO., iy street. near T. PERTETCAL BUR ILLUMINATOR, ax COAL ECONOMIZ) Lits glory, Nor Noon, aud Night A full supply at SIDLEY & GUYS Weil known Stove-rooms, ve 12-3t__ Pa. ave., bet, 10th and th atreets, 186. ¥ ALL ST OCR. 4gg Zrust. PAPERHANGINGS, &c. 9 Trust. cly opened, the best assorted atock of PAPER- u this District. Also. a choice selec- IADES. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD and TASSELS, WALNUT BRACKETS, & . Returning acknowledgements to paying patrons for t favors.no effort shall be wanting to fill rders with punctuality and ina satisfactory PANTER, N.B Coxstayriy ox 83% the vost qualities of MEAT AND VEGETABLES, which I will sell at the lowest market rates, WM. LINKI Provision Store, No. 387 Twentieth street, Z between G and H sts. OR SALE OB RENT, CHEAP, a good PIANO, of _fine tone, and in first-rate order. hh Stool and Can be seen hen ROSWELL’S Fancy Store, 302 E street, near 14th Fer gae nearly 302 Hstreet, between 13th and 14t NOTICE Highest cash priee paid for Razs, ZN Rope and Paper. Also. Motala of all descrip” tions. near the corner of 12th aud B stre: J. CRUMP. 13st L USE LIME. 4IME for sprinkling purposes om hand and for sale. Ward Commissioners, Sanitary Officers, and Honsekeepers will find it Am quanitties to sait, Alo: BUILDERS’ LIME, PLASTER, OE- NT, ' MENT, SAND, and BAIR. THOS. FAHRY’s, e18-tf Corner 10th street and canal, A.BAKS £ €0., YENTH STREET, ents Melton Business Suits, $15 ents Cassimere Bnsiness Snits. $16.00, nts Double and Twist Suits. 819.5). nis Silk Mix te, $2.00. Suits, $22.60. $5.00. DOUBLE BREASTED SACK COATS, With Pants and Vest to match BLACK PA AT ALL P) ROCK COATS, $10. OATS, &= AND. AND YOUTHS. ES, COLORS AND SIZ: ears old and upwards, 0 $20. Of all Klods Cconupriai all kinds. conipr BEAVERS, CHINCHILLA, WAU DOMESTIC AND MBLTONS. Melton Overcoats lined with Cassimere, $3. Water proof Orersacks. 8 TNEY ‘ FOREIGN 5 &., &c. Our annual Overcoat Price List willbe published h of this mouth. ent alto make goods to order 15 per cent. lower on any *Drowmer.” or so-cal » fro Baltimere, Ebslanepeis or New York, See A FULL LINE OF SILK, MERINO. WHITE: HED AND BCABLET F », eUNDERWKAR. : AT VERY LOW PRICES. WE KEEP NOSATINETS OR PRINTED GOUD: cw ALSAES ECO ¢«])AMILIAR IN THEIR MOUTHS AS HOUSE- F HOLD WORDS.” ore THE LITTLE BELT CIGAR. All the desirabie styles now on ha Lendres Fino. Media Londres, Regalia de Reyna, Concha de Regalia, Opera Nelectos, &c. Fer sale by THOMAS RUSSELL & CO. 256 Pennsylvania ayenuc, Between 12th and 13th streets. 0C10-eo3t Tur UNDERSIGNED HAS SOLD HIS STOCK OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY AND BUSINESS TO és R. R. B. MOHUN. Whom he begs to recommend heartily to all hi customers and busines correspondents. FRANCK TAYLOR, Bookseller. he undersi, havi rehared from Mr. rakytn! TAYLOR his: ateckin trade inhis BOOK TORE, No. 402 Penuayivania avenue, between Te nL Tareas BOOK AND STATIONBRY ESTABLISHMENT. In atew faye will announce new arrangements. n Will be opened = complete assortment oj ‘ign and American Books, all the new and best % large stock of r together with a Evie iin Fancy and Counting- House af DB. » Buceestor to. FRANCK TA’ ki r 402 Pennsylvanis ave: Between tes and 6th streets, oc ll BUunep tances ‘A® PRIVATE SALE. Three % PHELAN BLLLIABD TA- BLES. one Carom % et. with Balls, Gace, Rec oan D fete cnt 18 SOOPRRG CA TINE, Ant W SHADE! (THE LARGEST STOCK; . |] wicker Reprint tek albcfenes tah iocmras ixtares, at. fhe Bec a -ocHM-eotw_ {Tot.-Expk ope atont 6 A, BAvvorn, rote i - PROM PARIB. oo ot. DYEING AND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT, “Rid Gtoves ccigets jétiont ‘leaving the Isast dor. No, 506 e: rer 1th ‘street neat ““ ochim 4 WANTS, . oy A! = a girl, WATE @ respectable German girl, « LOST. AND. FOUND. QTRAYED or taken away b> on Friday night, 1th WS rmaid and do sewing. tan 00 ons Hight Browu Cellet histreet. Tee | whit oUree poih: pope, hry: to do general house- | ‘tty JOB? THAN, 31 street, between non a 0 14-20" au * STRARRD AWAY, ON FRIDAY NIGHT, Two ‘other all family. Inquire RS. one ablack and white buffal>, and ‘a red and white, with horns; vot iacked On the right hip with tr A suitable reward will he given for their recov- near G fs coaeeeices ery. 10) R KELLY. ANTED-—A tent GIRL to do the get First Toll. 7th street road. rel peueen 5% Drsate feaily NOE oclé-3t* & or Btall 20 Center Mark: ‘hand ee set) 3 se s the 6th. * ae a ones, | G5 EMABB Seret on, Senter the otha A NTRD—By acompetent Young Woman,with W ‘cellent recommondations s SITUSRION as (sok ina Kestaurant. Please address a note to B.A.C., Star office. oclé-3t small tits and horns Dy person retur alle said ‘Gow to GEORGE KAUFMAN, huckster in the Centre or Northern Liberty Market. or giving tn- formation where she may be found at his residence on P street, near 3d street, will receive the above A BALE GROWN GIRL wishes a SITUATION | Para she Abe it ina req table family as Bares and meee let e wii TBETPAID tO Ti ERSON WHO woe teat i ‘opera B5 iindtine OVERCOAT in the cartinet Thats ANTED—By a WOMAN from the North aa day morning, at_the Depot. if returacd to souri avenue, after $in Leer aay lores Da pad foe her return to ELIZA it Alley, one door from 34 str evening. large RED COW; tail AR ‘uation as"FIRST-CLASS COOK, either in Boarding-House or Restaurant. Good reference given if required. Please address a note to Box 15, Star o! oc 14-3t* OARD WANTED—Permanently. for a gentie- Express iz 3t" snot far from K and T—On F the 1th instant. between the Wenstiacta: "A private faesiiy preferred. Adirens | Ws°Stogrs ot fathand Mt and athaud y strsctsr a ‘8. H. H.,’’ through the rost Gffice. _ oc 12-Iw* HALE BBEA: Ey see odor wat be aomerd BUY—100 COOK and HEAT. | Coby leaving it wi ) ALEX. R. SHE WRe aE Te SUE 100 COOK and HEAT. | HRD € BIOS. 269 Fonna. ave. e12-3¢ and Side Chairs. Call at the Furniture Store 280 @UND—On N street, between 7th and i2th, on t, between L and M. 0 12-3t* Wednesday, the 9th inst.. a SLEEVE BUT- 2 ee a a good pperator on | TON. which the owner can have by calling at £53 “Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine. Inquire | N.conner of 12th street, and descritiing the same. atthe dress and cloak making establishment ef A. C. No. 638 Seventh street, between D end Louisiana avenue. oc 12-3t* WASTED TO PURCHASE- At a reasonable price, a BRICK or FRAME HOUSE, of not less than six rooms, with madern improvements, desirably and pleasantly located, with good yard’ ] y ED—Ont of pastare, a light Bay HORSE, Se hands hen: asinall star on forehead, and small white marks under saddle; short switch fail. He was seen going up, lath sticet from Eat. Any information will be thankfully received by Mrs. PERRY. Coal and Woo Yard, K street, bet . s | 2ist and 22d sta, ve 122" either in tl y oF Georgetown, for which cash = = i i ‘PPAKEN ESTRAY BY THE METROPOLITAN we oP RTORES EC. POLICE*On the sth instant, one BAY MUL Real Estate Bekerss. oc 12-tf 460 isth street, corner F st ‘TED ENT IMMEDIATELY—A seen) STARK & METCALE. oc 11-tf Cor. New Yorkave. aud 15th FANTED IMMEDIATELY —To go aghort dis- tance in the country. an experienced NURSE for an infant. Apply to Dr. JOHNSON his of. marked “I. C.," which will be adld to the highest cash Didder, at 10 o'clock a m.. TUBSDAY. Oct. 20th, instant, at the Bazaar, No. 93 Louisiana avenue, if ownership is not proven to the satisfac tiou of the Property Clerk, at his office, No. 2 La. avenue, prior to that date." By order. | GEO. K. HERRICK, Property Clerk. tt W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. OST.—§5 reward will be paid for the recovery ore Den COW, with short, crooked borns, oc fice on7th street, between the hours of 9,or ic " e) of 0: fw! facd te octiatw | Rhich strayed from’ the dwelling of GEORGE ¥ ANTED—By a thoroughly-competent You ; 5 : ar Woman, wiocan give the best references. « | J ,087, (Friday) morning. in Georgetown, SITUATION as Cook im a private family. She d tem path, above the Aquedact, = ppdereienae her busiesed, in all its branches, gt yack, Bhoutders have gala Please address & mo! DX. ‘ar office. ant 1 advertiser will call. ‘ocll -3t marks on them. TEN DOLLARS reward will be paid for her return te DAKNES Stable, Bridge treet, beyond the market. Georgetown. Moeist JEREMIAH DICK. CAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER ON MONDAY, the7th instant, THREE COWS. ared bal: falo, white star in forehead; the second » Rgat brindle, with horns; the third adark brindle, with horn he owner oF owners are requested Seeome forward, prove property, pay charges. ang take them away. oP TL HERI oc Me Coal Yard, 4%: street and Canal & REWARD—Strayed cr stalen on the 34.a 2 small BUFFALO COW. white spot on fore le whitelover tail. The above reward will «given for her recovery, by JOHN CONNOR, North ¢ 1, bet. D and B'sts. oc 10-4t* @A REWARD—Lost, about two weeks ago.a Do? black and tan TERRIER SLUT; ears cropp: eu; hair rather rough.” Had no collar on, and ans. rs to the: 1 “Kate.” The above reward ED IMMEDIATELY—By a young gen- or Want tleman and wife. with no children, thre four UNFURNISHED BOOMS, on first or sec floor, ina nice honse, situated’ between 6th a: loth and E and M streets. Price not to excecd per month: Good references given and required. Phose havi h can hear of # permanent tenant si ar Office.” 11-3t* DIATELY—A good ( - @ GIRL to tend atore. At Confectioner, 97 Bridge oc 9-6t* “OW ARNTED, "Ladies contemplating woaring BALMORALS and HUOP-SKIRT COV- ERS the coming season, and wishing expense of Brafding, should call an tifnd desi, COLORS AND WARRANTED TO WASH. dies’ and Childrens’ Aprons, Joseys, and, WASTED IM Also. a YOU FRED. FREUND' street, Georgetown, D.C to avoid the see my bean- for the above. to be stamped in FAST a clothing stamped in imitation of Braid. A saving the nanie.o : of one half the usual cost of Braid. Any Pattern | Wil be paid for her return to) astro made and stamped WM. PRINCE. oc 9-6 69 and 67 La. avenne 439 Ninth stre aud a WANTED Now and Gast-of CLOTHING, olf GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of value.at the old established Merchant Pawnbro- ker’s Store of R. FULTON & CO., 502 9th atreet,8 doors north of Penna, avenie,’ Sole Agent for 5 RD—And all expsnsea paid, for dark Dive COW. 4 years old; white stripe along het Yack; white spote: well shaped horns, black af the rope around nec Strayed October 2d, from 14 Philadelphia Row, 11th street east f GEO. AW HITE. NGER'S SEWING MACHIN y Nu street rout fa BOARDING. ponnds, wat HENRY LADY, WISHES A PARTLY FURNISHED = FRONT KOU with Bogrd. Terms moderat ‘The beat ot references given® Address W. M.A. Star Office, och FOR SALE AND RENT. POR RENT—A pleasant, nowly FURNISHED Prod eA reetat: pemlg FURY gentle. man and wile. Ne 306 Lith street, between N and 0. ges 143 Fe SALE-THE STOCK OF A GROOERY end STOKE. on the corner of 18th and K sth Teoma suitab) for rent. Inquire at the a OR RENT—SMALL HOU! uiture for sale cheap ! between 9 and 12 A. Sand? B ouly. iad oc it* OR RENT. lesirable OF FICE on lower fiocr. Al NISUED ROOMS. Ingaies 7 Penn'a avenue. opposite ee os 1h at* BRICK HOUSE, TWO ME S.(new.) Part batane easy, Avo some of the be-t LOTS in the el ‘od time. oc It" E. A. MANHUN, 7th and EL {OR RENT—HOUSE, four rooms ant on 1 sireet, between 25d and atin strente $18 per month, in advance. R Apply at 234 Pena t of ROOD in a vew house, elegantly reapectable parties need Bes RENT. street, between E and Fo FOE BENT ate four ros etween 4% and 6th st sand a kitchen. yand flowers attached. a nm with OR RENT. elegant! BRICK HOU. vntaining 10 rooms, k cellar, bath and wat Desist cation; few ste Inquire at No. tographic G: (OR RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS. arc ond 402 Sth street, between G and MH sts., north & Patent Office. ‘och St” +OR RENT—The fine BRICK DWELLING 119 West street, Georgetown, conta: rooms, with gas, water, and the niodern improve ments. For terms apply at 119 Washington st., Georgetown. ce Itt (OR BSALE—Two STANDS—one in Conter and other in Navy Yard Markets. Horse, nd every thing complete for, the basiness for ‘Apply to H. WETZEL Wat 5th street. Georgetow WETZEL, tor Market. oc W-3t™ nd WAGON ocd 6t* ESIRABLE ROOMS FOR RENT —SEVERAL APARTMENTS en suite For Rent. Apply te CASPAR KELLER, corner of 1i{h and 8, opposite State Department. ocd-at™ FR RENT-HOUS 2th and Wth streets seven rc For intormation in per month, in advance, Bext door, No. 33. an: hQOMS POR Bw ESIRABLE, APARTMENTS ELLER, corner of 1eth and jepartment. oc 9-51" ry BRIC j,furuiabed com rt High and torms ap piyon the prenui oc dt" FoR, BENT—Two COTTAG ho six roome, at Hyatt ville yards of the depot. Pi Apply to i THod PARKE Fore a at varions prices. D HOUSES Also TNEUR NISHED HOUSES and se 3. Also, FLOORS, unto n improve ments. suitabl ENT—A desi town. ADH th st atreot, Winders 7K « one of the best stands in the resh meat this winter, or B.5t* T HE HOWARD BOARDING HOUSE, South west corner ith st. and Pa. ave .over Wats Auction store. having been entirely renovated has praged into the pro; torship of M H.b. HAT- 10N and refurpi: 4 throughout. will be con ducted as afizst-class Boariing House. Porsous wishing a good accommodation must apply early iD. HATTC eased, are hereby notined to present such claims, with proper vouchers. to S. Je Tabor, ‘ourth” auditor, within four (1) this from this date. rae STEPHEN J. W. TABOR Fourth Audits ‘oc for choice of rooms. oc 14-In* Es Put FURNISI § RO can be had OcToBE: A = ABLE BO. y_applyi J. HE GENTLEMAN, with one arm, on_horse- at 92 Penna. ave., bet. 2ist aud 22! streets. Terms back. that was seen topic kK up a bunidle con- reasonable. oc 1220" some knitting work, taining a Zephyr Shaw! an yesterday evening, on New Jersey avenue, will confer a great fgvor onthe owner by returning it to GULICK’S Gtocery store, Capitol Hill, and re- ceive the thanks of the owner. oc IL-St* ONSULT DB. LEON 468 Tenth st. above Penna. ny. a 5 ALL ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES (in both sexes) cured in the shortest time possible, Eruptions on the faceand all other skin and ner: vous affections thoroughly eradicated. BOARDING—Transient and permanent BOARD ERS, with or without lodging, can be accom: modated’on reasonable terms, at No. 250 North Capitol street. opposite the Government Pri Oitice. oc 12. OQARDING—In a private family, two CHAM BERS on second floor, and one on first floor, suitable for two gentlemen'each, or zentlemen and their wives, with good Table Board Re iven and required, at 164 F street. betw Rooms private, No cure no pa; oe 8-6t" and. ath streets, “Also, a few TABLE BO QUAL TO MY HUSBAND. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. OB A Couple Well, George, I want to get my hair dressed ! Hum’ Fanny that costs so mach Ob! No, sir. itdoes not cost more than yon spend in a Barber shop. See Madame Demongeot’s prices. of Gentlemen can obtain ROOM and BOA! in a Catholic family, by applying to 436 H street. oe bet. 10th and 1th ste, * Hatr dressed. OGMS AND TABLE BOARD Short hair, .25 | Cut for ladies or gent., $0.50 Rags Dunbarton street, Georgetown, Leombats: © "d6| Suampocing shox naiz.e oo 0c8-26* Outsidethe door, 1.00 Shampooing long hair, ROOMS on | Flower & Curls, 200] and dressing it, 1.00 BOkEDING— Two commantcating ‘the first floor and one on the third floor. TA- BLE BOARDERS accommodated at 391 E strect, between 9th and 10th. Se 27-18t* F92 RENT—Several neatly furnished and well located ROOMS, with or without board. Apply at 516 K street, between 4th and 6th. au 13-tf (OUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree- Cri tprlvate residence, with hiscral tate ned every necessary comfort. "Location, Washin, Railroad, convenient to the cars. Torms, $1 | week. For address apply at the Star Office. jel3tf On hand, a large assortment of Perfumery. Long Hair of every extra color, Braids, Curls. Inv ble Wigs on hand or made ‘to order. at DEMO. GEOT'3 HUMAN HAIR STORE, 273 Penn. a) bet. 10th and Lith sts., south side. 0 236m. OCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may be @wnited daily by Ladies and Gentiamen in need us the services of a skillful and reliable physician, at his office, 499 7th street, between D and E. Washington, D.C. My celebrated PER- SIAN LIQUID sent'to any address. Letters must contain a stamp se 27-1m* 0: | (IVABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th strect, a few ATS RENEWED.—SILK HATS REFINISH | T Abore nord of the ‘Terms per ED AND SET TO A FASHIONABLE month. de 16- M, CUNNINGHAM’S HAT FAC- ith st.. bet. Land K. s13-eolm | DRY GOODS, &e. | Vetver nipzons. Mizrox J. SAFFOLD, (Formerly of Montgomery, Alabama,) ATTOBNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D. C. Office No. 428 D Street, Opposite the City Ha” We have just received Five hundred pieces in BLACK, WHITE, and COL'D,. all widths and | Will practice in the Supreme Oonrt of the Uni shades 20 per cent lower than can be bought else. | Statea, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Di. | where by the pleco, Large Towels,all Linen, $1.76 | trict of Columbia. dozen. Claims and Department business will recetye prompt Attention, se 13-tf LADIES ELEASE BEAD THIS— WILLIAM PRINCE, 439 9th street, has about six hun- dred (600) well-made stamps of ele, Embroidery, Braid, &c., that he will sell cheap, the whole or part, and teach the buyer the Composi- tion, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain how to use them, gratis. Being part of a duplicate HENNAGE, LUTTRELL & CO, corner 20th street and Pa. ave. T° HOUSEKEEPERS. We will open to morrow (Saturday) morning a large Double Bed fALL WOOL BLANKET, extra Heavy, which we sell for $5 50 and whichis well oc 12-e03t* nt designs for worth §7.00. This article we guarantee to be | set lately usedin Baltimore any Indy wishing to ‘worth at least $1.50 more than those we were sell- in this profitable b ‘and havings ital should call at on Je ing at 94.75. Now open 1 case Bro Canton Flannel, very heavy, for Gent's wear, only twenty cents = yard, Our stock in all its department is complete. JACKSON YATES, 525 Seventh street. Under Avenue House. EDUCATIONAL. NSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ON THE PIANO, BY Mins. A. M. BALL. at_ 465 D street, between . Terms $8 per quarter. 'VENING COMMERCIAL OOLLEGE,_ No. 594 7th street, between Gand H, Navy'Yard. Young Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfally in vited to attend; hours of instruction from 7 to 9 m. oc 3-1m’ ‘OCK HILL GOLLEGE. R ELLICOTT CiTY, MD. ‘Studies_will be resumed in this Institution om MONDAY, September2, ns: \,, and Tuition, $260; Entrance 5 Physician's fee, $6. Music aad Drawing ow BRO. BETTELIN, President. ETROPOLITAN KERT EST STEAM BA- 347 CBT., BETW. 43; AND 6TH STS. “HAVENNER’S FAMILY BREAD,” Made from select Family and High Grade Flour, baked in McKenzie’s Patent Keel Oven. ‘The best Bread in the market. Grocers, Restaurant and Hotel-keepers supplied on liberal terms. oc }-im Witcox & crpps: SEWING MACHINE. “ Its seam f ind. less liable to or wont than the Look Sita Tadgce Re atthe" Grand Trial.” oc 11 3t Jew. SELBY &£ CO., NO. 323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Will open on MONDAY, 30th inst., 1 case—12 doz- BALMORAL SKIRTS, Which they will sell at $2, worth $4. Just received, 1 ¢: pair— ALL WOOL 10% BLANKETS, Which we are offering at $4.50, worth 6. J. W. SELBY & CO., 323 Pennsylvania avenue. Just RECIVED, 1 case—800 yards— SHAKER’S FLANNELS, To be sold at 45 cents, worth 6234 centa. Also, a lot of LINEN TOWBLS, At 25 cents, very cheap. J. W. SELBY & CO., 323 Pounsylvania avenue. Svst necerven— ¥ROM THE NEW YORK IMPORTATIONS, Alot ofsplendia HEAVY BLACK SILKS, Send for the “Report.” and jes of Work con- Which we are offering at prices lower than any | {#ining both Of stitches, on the same piece of other house in the city. goods, A. SHERMAN, A nt, J, W. SELBY &CO., 934 Pa. avenue (up stairs), bet, 12th ahd Isth ats., se 30-tf 323 Pennsylvania me Washington, D.C. VY roLres; rt) it of verge ST AND SECOND-HAND. Goons ‘OR HOTELS. aur TABS! BOARDING-HOUSES, &c. J. Wy, SELBY. oo. wee UC vec thesis of Prices from $3 to $0. aaa: Hie case Lif af eres 8, o¢ 10-3 306 Pesmylvanis erenue, LANKETS, QUILTS. hl PRINS, i 3 i OWELS, TOWRLEENG: OBABH nea TABLE | Dyer fog RABE SE Te DAMASKS, by the yard and in cloths. class CARBIAGES which will, be #0 ‘These and'all other articles in Dry Goods gener- | ech abe writes” Persouein want eh ‘used by Hotels, Boarding Schools, Families, uid exemine my stock. ‘AC prices: for ceah whieh couaok TAT to. aiteost | aeeond-hand Buggies, oe Te SES peak. Seen’: | BEOmpUY beg CS eS SS ee Re) ry BT: a MUSICAL IN8: oe ‘oR | 008:3t? ween T WW te A) TERS Peat ao Ki 4 B. SEWELL’S foform aCLAGB TR MUBIC, “He wilt fen: ey Giecee eaba cee Meuegces oe | obinnzas SORE, ome dence, 543 bebetrect re > r jence, 313 Att Novy Vand: ‘OratMoteatsht Menke BEAS SIS Pee co | PREMIUM NEW Y, ROAEY past T S0aP, Yor family use, for sale ches “cash to the Pa ar td eae nd examine stock Aa pres oa) DEPOT, rPeane Nana eenticka GUSTER. 3 hae a WH. 7 eotertw ODED RD | There Machines and while they are: and ys ot any, é merits och th = MAY ON och ener weed etaM ad hand Sie DOR RENT—TWO TED ROOMS, both front, suitable for anon or ladies, at 313 Mostreet, between 16th and i6tu. ve 7 ARGE DINING-ROOM AND KITCHEN for Rent, oragéol CATERER wanted, alwo, large PARLORS and LODGING y 7 Pennsylvania avenw tau Hotel ofthe city. 109). Also corner I The FURNITURE ofhon #32 st.; containing 28 rooms. If not sold be- fore the ist of October, will be sold at auction. Apply on the premises. JOHN H. MOORE. we 35-16t* 70 FOR aE corgetown, & i Thished ROOM, at No. 134 Dunbarton street, between High and Congress atreets. Table Board ci obtained next door. 86 23-2 JFO8 SALECA four-story BRIOK HOUSE. con- taining 7 rooms, and a blacksmith shop in the basement. “Tne Lot contains 3.000 feet of ground. Apply to JOHN HAGHTEL, on Green street, be- tween Brick and Water street. ae 19-lm* WALLS NEW OPERA HOUS FOR RENT, Fronting three streets, near the corner of Pennsyl- Vania avenue anil 9th street Th THIS BEAUTIFULLY FITTED-UP HOUSE Is now for rent by the night, week, or month, to responsible parties. for FIRST-CLASS EXHIBITIONS ONLY. Seating capacity for 1,200 persons. Stocked with secenery and properties, with full stage capacity for traps, & i W. 1. WALL & €O.. For terms. , Sonth corner Penusylvania avenue aud 9th street. ‘address se 17-Tu.Th,S,im ALUABLE siIP RAILWAY. IN THE Lam anthor pwn as** Hunt: ing half square of ground, D MARINE 1F ALEXAN- 1 the -vard,? ed by & *s Sui compr Wharf and a Marine Bailway, built in the most substantial manner. ble, and will be ten pply_to ap This property is very desira sold upon the most reasonable H. 0. CLAUGHT. street, Alexand HOU: ‘ON, Attormey wi For 8 F building, on 12th street, next to the corner of ‘ME with back -hode Island avenue, containing 7 rooms. In. a teof A. HEITMULLER, Vermont avenue, be- tween N and 0 streets, Pe) WOR SALE—A comfortable RESIDENOE for family in the town of Cambridge, Md. The property is weil improved, in excellent condition, and among the most desirable homesteads in the vil- lage. It will be sold ata low figure. To a geatle- man who desires a comfortable home for his family, in one of the most agreeable villages in Maryland, where household expenses are not half.as great as in acity, the opportuuity is a rareone. Mr. Wallach, Editor of the Star, who kuows the. property. well will give information concerning it to any inqu! vers. wy 18-tf Foe RENT.—The Second Story of House No. 465 13th street, near E street, consisting of 2 rooms and attic, ahd use of cellar.” Rent low. Ap- ply at No. 334 E street, near 13th street. au ms FFOE SALE One of those Ane three story and basement BRICK HOUSES, No. 349, on 20th street. between I and K. wes: Apply'to J. A. RHEEM, !7th at., bet. H and I jy ‘OR RENT—The wide,roomy HOUSE, over the book store of Franck ‘Taylor. Good for officer. ie SEIVES AND SIFTERS, x For sale by oc 1114.15 JOHN R. ELVANS & CO T° ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. DEPARTMENT OF THE InTERIOR Pexsion Orrick. July 13th, ‘ais. Application having been June 23, 1300, for th scribed Li bee: that atthe dat warran’ will be appear. No. 84.174. for 120 acres, issued under the act March 3d, 1855, in the name of James Nelson Ria}, minor child of Nelson Rial, deceased, and as grant ed August 28. 1856. October 26, 1867. weical cP lor agen ewe ade, thea of sch 3d; 1585. in the atne of Lest and was cranted March 21. 1881. October tinder made under the act ot reissue of the following de- hich are alleged to have troyed.—Notice is hereby given following the description of each t, a new certificate or Warrant of like tenor reissued. if no valid o honid then JOS. H. BARRETT, Commissioner. els, No. 29.si7, for 80 acres, issued Pibeact of March 3.1835. tp toe, name of Mary M., widow of ite “November seine. ns Tee Sranted Aaeit 1, neat laa aNfetaasreranbae CMB sit and was granted October 23, 1856. November 0. 39.278, for 120 issued under the act of ee ea tn the came Lettice, mere Eiliah B: Hill; and Was granted December 24,1855, Decem r No. 94.051, for 160 acres. issued under the act of March 3, 1865, in the name of Anva W. Powell. miner child of Matthew Poweil, and was granted June 15, 1850. December 4, 1857. BEAUTY N, FLAXEN AND SILKE! AUBUBN, GOLDEN, FLA I rods the of Prof. DE BREUX’ FRI- BED eae ae ser eer yes 0c 18, ecte3e36_ _.__ JORK B, RUE Ae 10 oN B ELVANS & 60