Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1867, Page 2

al - f PERsonAL.—Hon. Amos Kendall is expect? back from Europe to-day. ----Among the ar- rivals of prominence at Wiliard’s Hotel are Gol. 8S. Bickerstaff, of Ohio: J. W Shaw snd | family, W. M. Maromber; of Boston: Col. R. L Owen, of Virginia; Robert Balgarnes. of Englano; R. M. Whipple, of Chicago; Willis | Gaylord, O. W. Delong, of New York; Joseph | Baroesly, L B. Thompson and Henry P Ross | a delegation from Doylestown, Pa.; Charles B. | Atenison, U.S. A; W. Holmes, of New York, and R. Esterbrook, of Engiand. ----Hon. Geo. | A. Haisey, of Newark, N. J.; Hon. P. Sawyer, | of Wisconsin; Hon. H. D. Washburn, of Indi- ann; Hen. Ulyses Mercier. of Pa; Rev - Motgan. D. D.of New Rochelle, N. | W. H. Berry, of Richmond, Va.. are at the Ebbitt House. Revs. W. Augestas Grivg and W.H. W. Snider, ot Harrisburg, Pa: U. A. Derwinger. of N York: E. F. Hodge-, of Boston: Hon. J. W. North, of Knoxvill>, Tenn, and Charles Field, of New York, ara at the | National Hotel. ----xion. Robert Ouid, of Richmond, Va, is stopping at the Me‘rozol- itan Hotel. COLLECTOR OP CUsToMs.—The President to- | day appointed James W. Hancock, of Texas, Collector of Customs for the district of St. Lu- and co pushed through a crowd outside, | ma, Texas, vice Charles Taylor, deceased. ‘who ought to be compelled to goin. A gentis- | Tian imformed tne abet bie safes ork le | Mr. Hancock is an old resident of Texas, and presced until a distinct bruise was lett, and | Served faithfully im the Union army during could the conductor be identified, there would | the rebellion. He was highly recommended bes breach of the peace that would lixely | by a large number of prominent persons. leave other bruises. A Isdy complains tha nba enaithits he ceria she was rudely pressed in getting in, in Wa: ington, which ehe let pass, but when she got out in’ Georgetown it was repeated. and a member of my family was again treated ia the same rude way, when she repulsed the act | the great parade of the new milit and told bim she did not need Dis assistance. | land National Guard,” yestefday. ‘There was not the slightest necessity in either | —————————— of these cases, the car being still: nor is there sg-The Bey of Tunis was yesterday pre- in nine cases ont of ten. and their contusion of¥ sented to the President by the Turkish Min- 5 chow Ge prot lad rag ‘udeness ts observed, | ister, who stated that the Bey was at one time a Circasian slave Our correspondent 1s no doubt partly right— | conductors are not more perfect than other 7 From Shillington, Odeon Building, we men, and it is not surprising there should oc- | pave an early copy of Frank Leslie's Lady's casionally be some who are clumsy or rude— | Magazine for November. THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District, \d Proprietor. W. D. WALLACH, Edit WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY.......OCTOBER 16, 1567. Be READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTEB. A COMPLAINT ABOUT THE CONDUCTORS A correspondent writes to us complainiag et the practic» of the conductors of the avenue cars “wn rudely grasping hold or Iadies under ibe pretence of helping them in,” and says: “The practice seems to be on the incr snd bata few momeats since Isaw a lady grabbed by a passenger standing on the stoop. | Which was crowded, while there was room ough inside to seat twice that number, and, be was on the platform, by the conduc: &7 The Baltimore agent of the Associated Press isa smartchap. He wasn’t able to send | @ line to the afternoon papers here concerning the “Mary- but we have seen some conductors aid ladies 1m getting off or on a car, ina manner go deli, | _[¥ TOwN.—Brs. Cobb, sometimes styled the cate and gentlemanly that no lady could com. | ‘Female Pardon Broker,” is in town, looking Plain. Most of the conductors, with the in- | ®§ Piquant and interesting as ever. stinetive gallantry of Americans, feel called | arrorntep.—Professor Dimitry well Rnowa upon by their position of responsibility to see | m this city, has heem eppo|itea assistant su- that ladies incur no risk. by the *terting of «4® | perintendent of public schools in New Orle: borees, in getting off or on the car. This duty | Pe z Opies they perform according to their several char- +4. Some will be civil and some rude, ba; ‘we believe a large majority are actuated by no r tive. U | z page ifeaeae oor aite came | 87 From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, 7 | webove received London Society for October. and the offender would no doubt be removed- 5 Fri Ni i Dost of the ladies are grateful for the cary 84 Peterson's Lady's Friend for November. iaken of them; others would resent attentions DgaTH OF Mason LatHRor, U. S. A.— trcm a conductor offered in noimproperspirit, Brevet Major Solon H. Lathrep, Captain which they would receive unhesitatingly {rom | Thirty-fifth U. S. Infantry, died of yellow 8 well-dressed stranger. The New York po- | fever at Victoria, Texas, on the 7th instant, licemen, in protecting the passing of ladies | oes Byer. poe garon entered the ser- fee a ey, ahten: te | vice in 1561. and served the greater part of the hapten role toni in their | war as Asaistant Inspector General, with the Sims and carry thera over; butfewcomplaints | rank of Lieutenant Colonel, on the several sre made by the ladies of the manner of per- staffs of his brother-in law, Major General sorming this neceseary attention. Aconductor | Heitzelman. and Generals Hooke: and Ord. Who would see a lady get off or on a car cut paying any attention to her is no less wor'by of censure or punishment than one who is ruce and ungentiemanlyfin his manner ct serving @ lady. | and Kobert Imfey, erdered to the Powhatan The Ecectiow in Qatiroryia.—To-day | The order directing Lieut. Commander M. J. ‘Us! ifornia will bold an election for the choice | S uy vesant to report for duty on the Powhatan ct judge of the Supreme Court, to hold office | Bas been revoked. and he has been placed on Tor ten years, county judges in ail the counties | 81°K leave of absence. Acting Ensign Peter of four yesrs, justices of the peace for two years, and a svperintendent of public instrac. | 7 Senator Nye, who is now here, goes to New York in a few days to take the stump for the Republican ticket, | on the staff of General Heintzelman while | that officer was commanding the Department of Washington Naval OnpeRs.—Ensigns Francis M. Gove | He was well known in this city, having been | Private Law CLAM IN CALIFORNIA — ‘The Commissioner of the General Land Office ‘has under consideration the following private Jand claims in California, with a view, if all peepee a correct, ing patents for the 1, Rancho Lomas de Santiago Tevdocio Yoria econfirmee,comta'ning 47,226.51 acres in Los An- ee county, adjoining the Ranches Santiago le Santa Ana, Canon de Santa Ans, San Jos- quin &od Carada de los Alisos. 2. Rancho Real de los Aquilas, confirmed to F. A. McDougalet al.,gontaining31,052.18 acres in Monterey county, about fifty’ miies east from Monterey, contiguous to the Rancho Santa Ana y Quien Sabe. 3° Rancho Posolmi Lopez Yrigo et. al, con- firmeer, containing 1,695.9) acres in Santa Clara county, about elx miles trom Santa Clara, PcerListi¢.—Sam Collyer, who fs to fight Bill y Kelly, of New York, tor $1,090 aside, on the 26th of November, is now im Baltimore. and will, Ina day or two, go into training at Cedar Grove, a few miles below Baltimore.on the Patepsco. Sam bas secured the services of Jim Cusick as his trainer, and ia this choice bas b-enextremely fortunate. tor Cusickis eald tobe the best trainer of men in the country. Kelly goes into training tor his fight at Ir- wood, near New York, (Rocky Moore's place.) SYNOD OF THE GERMAN RSFORMED CRURCH. ‘The Synod of theGerman Reformed Qhuroh in the United States will meet this evening in Baltimore, for the transaction of important business, the session lasting about ten days. The opening sermon will be preached by Rev. S. N. Callender, of Greencantie, Pa. Dele- gates trom Pennsylvania, New York, Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina will be present, representing sixteen ciassis. Important ques- tions will be discussed during the session. Ww SF SMapicce. Apply at 4327th st. BR. SCHUMAN. = ‘ AT HIS NEW OFFICE, No. 496 € Sraest. near New Jersey Avenue, __, Washington. D.C. Continues to be Confidentially Consulted in aii cuses requiring skill and experien ing the dis- coyerer of the only stire remedies for diseases of a private character, The treatment adopted by him is that which haa ‘the approval of the most distin guished curceons of Paris, London and New York. ani its universal success bas proved beyond adonbt thata permanent cure for the worst cases of Con- stitutional Diseases. Enlargement of the Prostrate Glands, diseases produced by a certain solitary ractice, &c..can how be obtained to a moral cer- inty if application be made to those whose intel- ligence and skill may be relied on. Since Dr. Schuman has opened in this city. all the many cases that have come under his care have been cured without a single exception, Persons con- sulting Dr. Schuman may rely upon receiving qvery care. aud strictly professional confidence. In all cases an early application is of the utmost importance, as neglect or maltreatment often leads to the most serious resnits, Rooms arranged #9 that the patient comes in contact with no one the docter. Office hours,7 to I a.m.,3 to p. m. ec 15. Ty, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR ONE LAU Coupe, Horse. a well-mated, well- a stylish PAIR of HORSES. Will tive single and eo under the saddle. Ap- ply to Dr. T. 8. VERDI, 26% G street. oc 1 Reoreytyc DUBANT’S OLD ESTABLISHED BY RANT. DUBANT'S DIN e ROOMS, ooms., northwest vania aven vant’s Dit ¥ renovated plete less of expense takes this method to inform his ud the public generally, that on T AY EV refitted. reg _ The proprie friends. patie WULRE-OPEN h saloon © hon, to serve ter tour years. The offices o! au- preme judge and superintendent of public in- struction are important oneg, and the result of ibe election will be awaited with great interest, ‘The candidates for supreme judge are John cu Republican, and Royal T. Sprague. Jvemocrat; and the candidates tor superinten. Gent of public instruction are John Swet’, Kepublican,and ©. P. Fitzgerald, Democrat invited to be present N.B anu ale rand visitation u for S. of the W. M. W. DARR, Se -OPERATIVE BUILD- 1ON.—The W: operative Building Associ the transaction of very i or ; portant business. ai 7! The Republican candidates are the present | 0 ‘lock p.m..on WEDNESDAY, the T'th iustant, icenin heute atta Satses | at Temperance Hall, All interested will take duc notice and attend. By ord frei PresnrTERIANSiNoDor Babtiwone.—The | {2 aa = we aN enti t Synod of Baltimore, composed of the Presby- SOCTATION eee ER ULEDING A! teries of Carlisle, Baltimore. Potomae, and heldin Potomac Head, Suen Wann psc at c Hall, South Washington, Lewes, Delaware, and the Missionary Pres. + October 15, 1857. for | bytery of Rio Janeiro (South America) will | {oy Piihon cf amending the constiation. Sab- meet in the Bridge Street Church, George. | By onler of the Board. G. RB. THOMPSON, town, to-morrow evening at 7% o'clock, ana | -°° 8 *t Seeretary. Will be opened with a sermon by the retiring | MRS. ANNIE E. SMITH, (a white lady, ) Moderator. The body wiil enter on business Principal of the Providence Misal red ps amon le in the city of New York, will on Friday morning, and will bold daily ses- | lectnre at te Baptist Church. corner of loth and sions until probably Wednesday of next week. | Sitlock. and WEDNESDAL EVENING ot sane ‘There are 165 ministers attached :o this body, | hour. at the Presbyterian Church, on Ith strect. and the proceedings are expected to be well | Frituis ot th ‘dinen and Second Adventists, Fr | particularly invited, attended, | e= FRENCH CON arrestec in Buffalo, N. ¥. on Satorday. for| jashiut passing & $50 counterfeit National Bank note, | vania avenue, between 12th and i3th strc 1s one of the parties implicated in passing coun | i/"that Le is now seeared ke eh ee feit $1,0.0 seven-thirty bonds ona Buffalo | superior style. Also, Cullen, Tra, and Choeclave banker on Thursday. The counterfeit bill was | Fisttics, Weddings. and Families furnished wi onthe National Bank of Commerce. of New Toners: busines. inade of the bist Bedford. and, like the counterfeit bonds, was hortest_not oc7-3m So well executed as to be pronounced genuine METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSSOCI- by bankers. There is but little donbt this man , 3 ATION. . isone of the gang engaged in counterfeiting | sciaton wilt held on WED Tay Eve the seven-thirties, or disposing of the spuri- | 2NG, Uctoler 16 it comer 1th ous bonds 6 . ral attendance of all partie 4 ice C be. | material and at the 3 ‘ + a8 important business is to MrsicaL AND DEAMATI he Parisian | transacted. including the appointment of a Boaca pera Company new drawing crowded | of Directors cls -3t houses st the French Theater in New York to | witness their performance of Offerback’s sparkling and vivacious operas will probably sppear in this city fora week or two this win ler. Mrs. Lander.supported by a New York com- | yany, will probably appear at Wall’s opera | house for a week as “Elizabeth,” though the negetiations for the house have not yet been concluded. Y KNOX'S . CITY EXPRESS Calls for and Delivers to any address, | BAGGAGE, PACKAGES AND MERCHANDISE. MOVES FURNITURE, &c., &c. Principal Office. 374 Pa. Av... cor. 6th st., Wash'n Branch offi aY., cor, Ith st., ws New York av. and 15th at, Andatthe Office of Adams Express Company corgetown. mA ii #6 28 Im* | © Pigs TED VAPOR BATHS 1. L. ALCAN, recently in charge of Electricit; | and’ Medicated Vapor Baths at the various Oo, Geucral Hospitals. office southwest corner of ith street and Penn’ avenne, cures Bheumatiem Eruptions of the Skin, Colds, Gout, Debility, Aft yaia, male Complainte, or PHOn of Mercury sad Fe (er ESTABLISHED 1e6a. McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 671 PENN. AVENUE. CORNER 1ST STREET, Caritoy Hint, Dealers in PUBE DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, Y. FAN! OODS, INTEREST ON THE Pertic Deet.—The in- terest on the fiye-twenty bonds, payaole semi- annually, falls due on the Ist of November and $24,069,000 in coin will be required to pay the same, a8 follows:—At New York, $17,- 501; Boston, $2,910,351; Philadelphia, #2,- | 359,591.50; Baltimore, $452,016.50; Washington: Cc, D. 459.50; Cincinnatt, $193,752; S* ; Chicago, $123,709; Pittsburgh: New Orleans, $13,937; Buffalo, N.Y.” $9,565 50; Charleston, $3, San Francisco’ | PERFUME RT p aoe &ec., bo. $35 oh tcians Prescriptio ‘accurately compounded, ight Bel THE MxTKOFOLITAN REVENUB Boarp. oc 12-tf idcoadaaia Secretary McCulloch is daily besieged by per- sons from New York city, some urging him to abolish the Metropolitan Revenue Board in New York, ana others asking that he will not doo. Itis said that the Secretary has decided to abolish the Board, and it is now reported that the opponents of the same will endeavor to have the Secretary removed. Tae Taxzs.—Mr. A.G. Hall, the Tax Col- lector, and his assistants, are busily engaged an the work of getting the tax bills ready, and ‘we are authorized to state that by Wednesday | next, the 25d instant, he will be prepared to receive the taxes for the year 1867. As he will prepare all the bills before that day, he will | be able to receive payments at a very rapid rate when the office is opened. SALE—A splendid “nearly new” wil will be sold low. Inquire 07th street, between D and B.. Sesan ets AUG. B OGUS. OckS AND LATCHES— GBEAT VARIETY— JOHN BR. ELVANS & CO. F% A plated SHOW CAS) : For sale by 0¢ 16.18.19 Burp Foon. Lateu’s celebrated prepared food for Mocking Birds. Thrushes, Skylarks. Blackbirds, Robins, Nightingales, and all soft bill birds. N. W. BURCHELL, corner Mth and F streets. oc 16 under Ebbitt Honse. YARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! CARBIAGES: / 1am now finishing a number of firet- cines CARRIAGES which will be sold at very low prices. Persons in want of: Carriages whould exwuiue wy Block. Kepairing promptly attended to. 1 Hon. St. Joba B.L. Repository. 374 Betmet BES aT dns LL.—Hon. St. .L. 3 e fe street, Shop, < jon. john Sinner, First As. |, Repository, 374 D street, Shop, bth st, . sistant Postmaster General, is lying very ill at bis residence, and the physicians have but Jittle hope of his recovery. He contracted a Violent cold 8 few days since, which brought on inflammation of the bladder. He has been in tbe Post Office Department for over fifty consecutive years. proress LS FOR FORAGE. Derot QvaRTERMastER’s OFvice Wasuincton, D. C., October 15. 1837. Sealed Propesals will be recetved at this office until 12 m.,om WEDNESDAY, October 30, 1857, for the delivery of the following articles of - master Stores at either of the points m 0 wil B. & O. Railroad Depot, 6th street wharf, or Lin= ; col Depot: BarverteD —Capt. Jon W. Armitage ot | sizao;Ave hundred and twelve thousand) pounds this cry, formerly of Troy, New York, and of good, sound, clean Oats, in good. strong ‘woo came out early in the waras Osptam in cks, each sack containing 11 ounds. oo tfifty-eix thousand) pounds of peices Ti ime the 2d regiment, New York volunteers, has 100 Coe ee ee ‘oelane Timor received from Governor Fenton, & commission pee ae! Joan, Wheat ew ee) y ound 5 Is o be as Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, «for faithfaland | piddere wilt eiete she aiive es pound ior Ouse, qneritcnsogs Aarvices in. the lare- wan including sacks, aud for Hay. either baled or loose; and for Straw in bales, and the number of pounds of each article they propose to furnish. and at which of the three points named above the delivery will be mad delivered on contracts made under THe Wits Hovsk.—A large number of visitore were at the Executive Mansion to-day. snd many Were granted an interview with the President. Among those who called to-day. were Secretary Welles, Postmaster General ‘Ail artic this notice will be subject to a rigid inspection by i clors appointed by the undersigned, and recelved or paid for wich do Mot come apts . 4 Randall, Hon. D. W. Vorhees. Ex-Senator | "9004'S: og of two. good and reaponsibl Cowan, Representative Marsball, and others. | must ep in each bid, who: act as necuritics ow in case LAG is aenties tothe aoe ‘The ames of these persons mur in their own hands, to “a atite ut to the prey fect, which will accompany eac! . Payment will be made in Government funds, ‘upon completion of contract, or 83 s00n thereafter Bt finde are furnished for the purposs, ‘The proposals will be addressed to the nner. | signed? nnd endorsed “Proposals for Furnishing BJ At the coming election the people of Kansas vote on three amendments to their Srate Constitation—one enfranchising ali male citizens irrespective of color, another confer- ring the elective franchise on women, and a third restricting the elective franchise to ING. the 15th instant, 1 be happy to | Williams has been granted 1+ his frfenda at that Tinie "1 Do DADDY to receive oclitt GEORGE G. DURANT. WW isnow sHranes NG, x THE LARGEST STOC Sle bers are earnestiy requested ‘Ail THE MOST BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. Master Masons in good standing are fraternally | With best Fixtures, at the lowest prices can be found at L. J. ROTHROCK'S 27th street, oc M-co3w__[Int-Exp] opp. Patent Office, 1867 FALL PRICE LIST 1867 AT A.SAKS & CO., 517 S$) ENTH STREET. Gents Melton Business Suits. $13.00. Gets Cassimere Business Suits. $15 Gents Double and Twist Suits, $19 ents Silk Mixed Suite, $20.00, Fine Dress Cassimere Suits, $22.00. i nu th Ste. D SACK COATS, ith Pants and Vest to match. $25 BLACK PANTS AT ALL PRICES. FROCK COATS, 810 to $30. ‘ACK COATS, $8 AND UPWARDS, FOB BOYS AND YOUTHS. = DOUBLE BRE With ALL GRADES, COLORS AND 8 From 8 years old and npwards, Prices from 86 to $20. ov. EROOATS ae ff all kinds. comprising BEAVERS. CHINCHILLA, WHIT DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN, ELTONS. &¢., &c. Melton Overcoats lined with Cassimere, $8. Water proof Oversacks, $8. Our annual Overcoat Pri the 25th of this month. We also ke goods to order 15 per cent. lower than any *Drnmmer. r so-called Agent, from Baltimore. Philadelphia or New York. A FULL LINE OF TS’ FURNISHING GOODS. 0, MIITE. RED AND SCARLET ERWEAR. YY LOW PRICES. WE KEEP NOSATINETS OR PRINTED GouDs oc 12-2w A. SAKS & CO. 486 FALL STOCK. 486 Trust. PAPERHANGINGS, &. 9 Trust. List will be published Lately opened. the best astorted atock of PAPER. HANGINGS in this District. Also, a choice selec- FRAMES PlOTERE CORD OAL PAGEL BE A . a i a = Sy WALNUT BRACKETS, &c. = 8 Returning acknowledgements to paying patrons b as favors .no effort shall be wanting to fill their erders with punctuality and ina satisfactory manner. Having to pay cash for goods and labor, TERMS CASE ee Or Bo RGR BITER No. 486 Seventh stree between D and E streets. PRPRPPPPPEP ERE BEB BBE DBE CHILDREN gs CLOTHING r GARIBALDI_ AND ZOUAVE SUITS. FROM oc 5-26* 6 50 to $25. PLAIN AND FANCY TRIMMED SUITS FOR CHILDREN Three Years Old and Upward. CHILDREN’S FINE OVEBCOATS. FINE BLACK CLOTH Good BI 1 BESTE Suits. 3. 0d Beek Cloth Fr oe eck Cloth Sacks, @8. ack Black Cloth Frocks, $10. BOYS’ COLORED AND WHITE SHIRTS: From a to $2. CHILDREN’S SAIRT WAISTS. Plain, Fancy. and Embroidered. INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN'S. ys’ Genuine Buckskin Gauntlets. Boys’ Heavy Cotton Socks, SOUTHERN CASSIMERES, i stirs On TLEMEN AND YOUTHS, TREE PROM FLOCKS. AND SHODDY. Bilk-mixed Suite, 82). Double and Twist Suits, $20. Standard Silk-mixed Suits, $25. Good Business Suits, $12 and §15. Kentucky Jeans Suits 38. Beat iiedey Oracoa Waterproof Tweed Overcoats, $8, THE FINEST SELECTION 1 ever bed nom FHECH GOODS ready for i mocUSTOM WORK, At my usual]; | Y LOW PRICES, EDWARD IIARBIS’. and other famous Domestic, French, Austrian, and nglish Coatings. Beavers, Cassimeres, &c., made than. NEW YORK PRICES. HEAVY RIBBED <p FINE PLAIN MERINO SHIBTS AND DRAWERS, vor #1. LAMBS-WOOL siliets AND DRAWERS, For 81.50. Very fine Whiteand Scarlet Flannel Shirte and Drawers. Boys’ Merino Shirts and Drawers. Country Knit Sock: Warranted Buckskin Fine Black Cloth Sac fe Binck Docsktu ant Deaver Pants, $10 jack Dovekiu and Beaver Pants, $10. Heavy Blue Beaver Suits. Youths’ Bleck Cloth Sacks. yhildeen’s Black Suite. ‘ancy Velyi 1 Vesta, ‘ancy and Plain Siik Vests. nite Duck Vests. Boye’ Stardard School Suits, 96.50. Boys’ Cassimere Suita, $8. Bors’ Double and Twist Suite, 610. Boys’ Virginis Casaimern Suits. Boys’ Water-proof Twend Overcoat ONE PRICE ASKED. Grainy Hay, m loyal persons. By order oft o Quartermagto Covert. bs" one onttken ¥Ae “Tue TICKET-or-Leave Man.”—Chanfraa teal Depaty wattermaster Genaral- No. $85 Beventh street, near Maryland avena will appear as “Bob Brierly,” im “The Ticxei- | 0 ¥t reret Bria. Gen Fee} » Cortiet of Seventh atrest and Maryland preane. cf-Leave Man,” at the National Theatre this | T.EDW.CLARK. ~~. B. CROSS, Jn. ddddddddddd idddddad bigs : evening; acbaracter in which he made quite z. ERY, ct ABK & CO., dddd FH ed ide A sensation a few evenings since. LUMBER DEALERS, beets Virginia avenge, between 9th and 10th sts. East, Bet hy 1 InTRRNAL REVENUE.—The receipts trom this Wiest fost at Seer e ae doa ale by i HINGES, seurce to-day were $272,326.91. WASHINGTON, D.C. oct5-1m 00141618 JOHN B. ELVANS & 00. . Park, TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION Sharsweed’s Elictien te be Contested. (Special Dispatch to the Star.) PHILDELPRIA. Qct. 16.—Tne Republican State Central Committee have determined to centest the election of Sharswood. Kis ma- jority is less than S00, and they feel sure of Proving over 2.000 fraudulent Democratic votes in this city alone. FOREIGN NEWS. The Fighting in taly—A Victory en Each Side—The Papal Troops Repulsed by Me- tti Gari! i—Deteat ef the Garil diam Invaders on Sunday Last. (Special Dispatch to the Star.) New YoRE, Ori. 16.—The following special telegrams appest is the Herald: Lowspox, Oct. 15—No very important en- ieee in Itsly have taken place, and the ighting fs of rather a desultory character. The revolutionisis are moving, for most part, quickly from one available point to other, and the Papal trooys are marching after them, or attempting to flank them, as seems best to their commanders. FLORENCE, Crt. 15—p. m.—The latest dis- patches from th« Papal provinces in the South, dated yesterday Monday) evening, say that a detachment of he Pope's army, made up for the most part of cayairy and artillery, bad a sbort time before assaulted the town of Verola, where the imsugent: were concentrated in force under the command of Menoiti Gari- baidi, who is noy generalissimo. A sharp en- gagement ensnedafter the attack, wiich ended in the defeat cf ihe Papal troops. After ob- taining the first advantage the Garibaldians advanced from tie town, and the retiring sol- giers of his Holiness were driven to Monte Maggiore in disorder. Paris, Oct. 15-p. m.—The official Moniteur, in its issue of io-day, says that the Papal troops operating in the Pontifical provinces on Sanday last, the 13th inst., attacked and de. feated a force o! Garibaidian invaders, who were posted ina good position where they barred the line of advaace to Monte Librate. The Baltimore Habeas Corpus Case—The Colored Apprentice Released. BALtimore, Oci. 16.—In the United States Circuit Court thismorning Chief Justice Chase apzounced an important decision, releasing @ colored apprentite named Elizabeth Turner, The petition, by her next friend, represented all the facts in the ease: among them, that she was restrained @ ber liberty py virtue of cer tain alleged inderuresot apprenticeship,made notin accordancewith the laws ot Maryland as applicable to the binding of white children, and that the peson holding her in custody was not bound togive the petiitoner any edu- eaticn in reading writing and arithmetic, all of which requirenents are made necessary by the laws of the Sate of Maryland ta the case of the binding of vhite children, e'c. It may here be sated that the child was ap- prenticed in Nowmber, 19H, two days after she was emancipited. The law ot Congress known as the (itl Rights bill, was passed since ihe child wa: indentured, (April 9, 1566 ) The Tennessee Uegisiature amd General Grant. [Special Dspatch to the Star.] NAsHviLze, Vet 1.—A resolution was in- troduced in the Serate of the Tennessee Legis- lature yesterday, jomplimentary to General Grant and tendering bim the tanks of the General Assembiy,and it was laid over bya vote of 11 to 10. The Legisiature will not elect a United Ststes Senator untiithe 23d. There does not seem to be any doubt but that Brownlow will be elected to succeed Patterson. Yellow Fever in Missi pi—Gen. Ord Removes His Headquarters. {Special Dispatch to the Star.] VicksruRG, Miss., Oct. 16—Owing to the prevalence of the yelbw fever here Gen. Ora bas removed his beadcuarters to Holly Springs. ‘The fever, however. is abating. Vallandigham Out Against Wade for Sen- abr. {Special Dispitch to the Star.] Corvanus, Uct. 16.—Vallandigham ts here looking after his interests. He has alreaay put himself up as « candidate for the U. S. Senate in place of Wade. Affairs in Cai ada—Getting Ready for the Fenians. OTTAWA, Oct. 19.—A detachment of the rifle brigade, now stationed here, is to be dispatched to Prescott. A considerable body of the Cana- dian rities left Kingstoa for the same destina- tion yesterday. Lord Monci, on the 1/th instant, distributed fifty-four prizes, won atthe rifle tournamen'; and at the close made a brief speech, in which he expressed the hope that it would be long before the Canadian volunteers would be called on to defend their couctry; bat bo urged the cultivation of a military spirit to maintain their liberty. The voluvieers are armed with the best weapons and are able to meet any regular attack that may be mage on the border. Movements ef Gen. Sheridan, &c. iSpecial Dispatch-to the Star.} CHICAGO, Oct. 16.—Gen. Sheridan telegraphs from Columbus, Ohio, to-day, stating that he cannot visit this city at present, but hopes to be here early in November. Senators Sumner. ot Maseachusetts, and Morrill, of Maine. are in town to-day. Mr. Sumner is on a lecturing tour. Meetings im Philadelphia im Favor of General Grant fer the Presidency. [Special Dispatch to the Star.] PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.—Tne Union Ulnb of this city, an organization in influence second | only to the Union League, last night adop‘ed resolutions favoring Grant for the Presidency. Another meeting of prominent citizens for the | same parpose fs to be held to-night. California News. Sawn FRANCISCO, Oct. 1€.—Mayor Coon has vetoed the order extending Montgomery street. ‘The Chamber of Commerce has appointed committee to examine into the expediency of opening eteam communication with Uollville, al the head of the navigation on the Colorado river. A tornado passed over Fort McDowell, Ari- zona, recently unroofing every building Se Grant Clup; PUHILADELPHIA,Oct. 16.—The National Union Club yesterday took decided ground, through its executive committee, in favor of the nom- imation of General Grant tor the Presidency. They recommend @ thorough organization, and the formation of Grant clubs in all the wards of the city. Selling Goods without Stamp. New Yorx, Oct. 16.—Some six hundred shop- keepers in Brooklyn have been reported to the internal revenue department for selling manu- factured goods without the Government stamp. the fines will amount to 230,000. a Government Sale of State Lands im New Hampshire. Concord, N. H., Oct. 16—The Government Council yesterday sold all the public land be- longing to the State, about 60,000 acres, located in Grafton, Oarroll and Coos counties, under the act of the Legislature, for $25,000. scaped frem Jail. AvavsTa, MB, Oct. 16—Two prisoners: named Neddo and Kendall, made their escape to-day from the Norridgewock jail by knock- ing down the Doctor, who was visiting a sick prisoner, and the yalior’s wift New York Market. Nzw York, Oct. 16,—Floar less active and without decided change. Wheat dull and drooping. Corn one cent better, Oats in2 cts. better. Pork decidedly lower; sales of 800 bbis. mess at $21 .93a822. rd dull at 133014. Cor. ton quiet at 19% cents for Middling Uplands, Freights firm. Tur UNDERSIGNED HAS 80LD HIS STOCK OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY AND BUSINESS 70 MR. B. B. MOHUN, Whom he begs leave to recommend hoartily to all his customers and busines correspondents. FRANCK TAYLOR, Bookseller, having purchased from Mr. ry between ial en uN ‘treats, will continue ‘as beretofore. as 8 AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT afew days will angounce new arrangements. when will be opened « complete assortment of Fotelzs aud Americun Books. all the new and best Roviticn, together ith large stock of Fancy, : i 2 Counting-Honse St Meta eect, K Felis! Zt Buccestor to FRANCK EAYL 3 vacieavenue, Between. by and Ruzenzcurs, ) MANUFATURERS OF KNIGHT'S PATENT HYDRAULIC CEMENT DRAIN, SEWER, AND CULVERT PIPE, 3) 4, 5, 6, 9, AND 19-INCH BORK. ‘They stand the it severe teste RS", 1 ‘hag levi ith age and asi fect ip thetr interior finish then made. and are lower iu pri by eminent Hydraulic Baer ea re ork, ATbany, ven, Hartford, Yirae at Broctivn era Waaht vert) ler heavy raitros ai em! bags eee The gna FRANCK TA STORE, No. oct s FINANCIAL. Tre excitement in the seven-thirties, except As used for speculative purposes, is aimost exhau-ied. Taere appears to be no doubt or their being forgeries, and about the amoun; being n uch smaller tha@m was at first sup. posed. Seveaty-eight of the forged seven- thirty notes have been sent from here to the Assistant Treasurer in New York, and two more are retained by the Department in this city, The first of these counterfeits found its way into the Treasury on the 21st of Septem- ter, and up to this date no more than the cighty just mentioned have been passed by the exzpertsof the Government. So far, then, the losses by the frauds are $30,000 on the notes redeemed by the Treasury, ond an unknown sum beside on the false notes held elsewhere, which are variously estimated. The list of the forged securities is in the possession of the Assistant Treasurer, in New York. The re- port has been current that the Government has made a formal demand on the persons from whom the counterfeits were redeem7d, requiring payment of the money received for them from the Treasury. No such demand has been made as yet; bul the New York Pos! says that “several Interviews have taken plac? berween the Assistant Treasarer and the firms ininterest. There appears to be some doubt at Present as to what will be done. Tne questions involved are so large in their sweep, and con- nect themselves so closely with public confi- dexce and public credit, that as is nataral the various parties are looking up the decisions of the courts of law. And it is claimed in regard to the analogous reported cases in which coun- terfeit notes on itself have been presented to and paid by a bank, the rulings and decisiong are such that the Treasury having received and cancelled the counterfeit notes in dispute, can- not gO back upon the innocent holder from whom it got them, but can only have recourse to the counterteiter. The principle is an im- Portant one, And shonid be settled finally and witnout delay. Some stress is laid on the point made in 10 Wheaton, 333, where it is ruled mat although “a payment received in forged paper is not good when there has been no neg- ligence in the party receiving it, yet the prin- ciple does not apply toa payment made bona fide to @ bank of its own notes, which are re- ceived by it as cash and afterwards discovered to be forged.” Government Securities. WASHINGTON, Oct. 16, 1867.—Jay Cooke & Co. turnish the following quotations of Gev- ernment securicies: Buying. Selling. Conpon, IES1.. ool LL ore Five Twenties, 1862, ally 1 . Five Twenties, 1864. eS, 103% "8. Five Twenties, 1865, 7108; 109% U.S. Five Twenties, Jan&J'y,65.105% 105 U.S. Ten Forties... 100% = 100% U.S. Seven Thirties, 104% U.S. Seven Thirties, July 11% NBW YORE PIRST BOA: Conpons. 11% 10.408 «10035 5.20's, 21085, O's, 1864 7.30, 3d series. .104 2143 +10s% Gold. "8, JD. IV,"65. 106% geen te [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph,] Lewis Johnson & Co. quote stocksa: in home and sor eign paneeets, 8s follow: ear bonds Naw Yor, Oct. ISS1, coupon, conpon, 1s pon, new, {6 : conpon, 103; 730s, second, 101%; 7.30's, third, 1044; Canton, 44)¢; Cumberland, Quick- silver, “4: Mariposa, 5}; do. preferred, 17 New York Central. 113%); Pacific Mail, 115%; Atlantic Mail, 116%; Etie, 72; ditto prea ferred, Hudson, 129: Reading. 101; Michi- gan Centra}.109\/; Michigan Southern.*2% ; Llli- nos Central, 121; Cleveland and Pittsburg, S14; Northwestern, 40; do. preferred, 67%: Réck Island. 984;: Fort Wayne, 100%: Oto and Mississippi Certificates, 26; W. (. Tele- graph. 2c; Boston Water Bower, 17x, Cleves land and Toledo, 13%: Gold, 143}. WANTS. ANTED—To rent, a WAREHOUSE near Northern or Centre market. or between them rst Board—U. S. 6's, 2, COUPON, 111%; 161, upon, 105%; "1865, cou- 1064; 10.40’ : oe Lit -FOUR SMALL HOUSES, of four MABSHALL. Room 3.7th and E strecis, MMEDIATELY — Eight or ten ARPENTERS. Apply to SAIL WISE. Carpenter and Builder, 346 E street, be- tween 12th and 13th. oc 16. ANTED—By sinall, neat HO ‘ompt and reliable tenant, a SE, convenient to the cars. rms and location, H. H. HH. 3U" Ww Address. stating Washing $1000 AR" fer which a liberal b good security will be given. Address Star Office. ans wad i 06 15 WASTED—First class VEST MAKERS wanted immediately at WM. E. TUCKER'S. Mer chant Tailor. No. 426 Pa. avenue, between #2: and oth streets, JANTED—Immediately, a small comfo V HOUSE. centrality located, for c at $3.000. D.L. WELLS & . Real Estate Bro! 6 NW. cor. oth st., & c WARTEDIA good COOK. WASHER and TRON gne others need apply. Best of references required. Apply at 522° Maryland avenue, between 43g and 6th ats., Island. oc 15-3t* -LOST AND FOUND. FOR SALE AND RENT. inst, Band 7 o'clock, OB RENT.—A handsomely furnished HOUSE ion Ge fou between, brat pea a for rent, located at 389 H street. between #8 ville a BURDLE. contniin rts, 1 Dress,and | snd tth streets Por information apply to A. Ml. ISack A liberal reward will be paid ifleftat the | PROCTOR, at Riggs & Co.'s Bank. Btar Office. 0 16: Fok REXT—smacr a00s ae niture for sale cheap. 295 § 50 REWARD tort, ast event NOTES , consisting of three tift E. Call between 9 and 12 twenty, two tens.one five and three ones. The | only. 2 above reward will be paid to. the finder by leaving OR RENT —Threc ROOMS information at the office of Chief of Police, or 628 Gatreet, near the Government Printing of fice. TRATED OB STOLEN—On this 15th i Ast keeping partly furnished, to a 1 without children. at No. 249 New York avs, between 4th and Sth streets POR RENT—A BRICK ING, corner of 1: amount of STOCK for agood party. Other Dg. Sth street east, between East Uapitol 5 Beindin BUY ALO COW sand Ther mocks white aroun her neck; white sp white around the other hip, covering one hip abi by re saic Property ee ee ee eeANS FoR en a oc 16-3t 520 sth street east, Capitol Hill. HOUSE or Rooms, 4th stent east, 21 house 0U: BUFFALO COW north, Penna.avenge, Capitol Will; cobvement to COW with with face. Apply toG. REID gat gleside Farm. near Columbia Vetlege. 0 15 Ss razed on the sh. inst, one. Lest market stores op the Navy Yar r d good business. Enquire in’ the stiff in the hind legs. (The sbove reward will be | ci rer sth and @ streets, Navy Yar Pe eat ree _ Corner woth ead Latracés. i * iw* — aso DARE eer 5 BEWARD—Straved or atulen. ony a4 TE SANDS cue in ( tre and Navy Yau i Fe ae en inte eo atore remand will | Markets. Horse and Wagon and everyt MM WET. ete for the butter business, Apply to W. VEL. Contre Market, of He WEIZEL. sth between High and Market, Georgetowa 15-3 Sef) CASH AND $10 MONTHL i a BO ee earn HOUSE on the Island. situated en the alley between H and Tand 445 aud 6th atreets ji STARR & METCALF, Real Estate Brokers, ; Plant s Ballding,) f corner N. ¥. ave. and 15th street. TA moder Dalle BRIck Rust- xd at No. 605 con n id begiven if returnslto Mrs. WHITE, 2 st, worth, near North st., Oapitor till cis ate OST—On Sunday, the 13th instant, a BLACK CRAPE SCARF, on the Piney Branch road, 14th street, between Boundary street and the ork Avenue Church. The finder will be re- a On leaving it at the northwest corm E nd Eighth streets. ool ROP. D_AT THE CITY POST OFFICE D STAMP WINDOW this morning a PORTMO NAT, containing a small amount of money, a few ostage stamps, and some tickets for the Calvary Bapust Chant Reception. Any, wie rewarded with 85, EDWARD LYCETT, 71 Penna. avenue 10 Renee Pee igs long sharp hora: wart a oe 16 OR RE DENOE: corner of ©. wood-hous rangements has been recentl is in thorough repair from attic to er particulars apply at the prem the same to me will RED COW, with tops of her ears cnt o and aslitin each ear. Also. a small size YELLO\ COW. with black face ani eyes, and long tai black’at the end, The above reward will be given for their recovery by JOHN SHEA, 433 land ave... bet. 3d and 43 sts. Tsland." _ oc GTRAYED AWAY, ON FRIDAY NIGHT, Two SY STEERS. one a tilack and white buffalo. and the other a red and white, with horns; both marked onthe right hip with tar: A suitable reward will be. KEHOUSE with « Apply ith street. Fo BENT—Two large and picasant ROOMS. either furnished or unfurnished, No. 252 7th Street. between Mand N 0 15-3t* ) OR SALE—THE GOOD WILL, LEASE. AND FIXTURES of a first-class Bakery. Al a STABLE for rent. Apply at496 7th «tree tween D and E. ABA, 432 ven fort rooma, Ov oR ‘T—A HOUSE, containing « ery. ee meets Leer eer Fore hall and gas, N 33 Maine avenue b irst Toll-gate, 7th at A ta th streets, two squares south Pa. ocl4-3t* or Stall No. 20 Center Market Dees 45 ond Oi waren ean ere REWARD —Strayed on Sunday the 6th, a $5 small RED COW, long tail, small bag and small tits and horn: ny persoa returning said Cow to GEORGE KAUFMAN, {OR RENT—Two or three BOOMS, furnished er unfarnished, suitable for gentiemen or house- Keeping. Apply at No. 240 6th street, corner of M FORGE KAUFMAN, hucketer in the | Nrene. eee Centre or Northern Liberty Market, or giving in- : wo ON formation ‘where she may be found at his residence Fo REN Eis bwbad we eS Pee ouP pret near 3d street, will receive Eis ater e aia noo: mite je for ho’ Kooning, oc e » F large family with chi ‘appl: REWARD-—Strayed. on 2ist September. from nue. of B and Sists. ws G5 Riles Fara ttvatrectroad, Llarge SPREE, | #¥eute. oF corner weighing 1-200 or 1,300 B on the sides. pounds ‘ked with letter Pico pried BER DS SARS t'No. 462 north List, Possession immediately nished, ax may be desi rh street west. ST-A_ STORE and_ DWELLING HOUSE, containing five rooms besides the store-room,; situated No. 3™ F street south, bet Sth and wrt. on Island. Tiquire at 305 F bet. Nth 2 ‘OR SALE—Two FRAME DWELLIN FOr DERSO HAVING HOU S to sell or reyt, ‘ate on 6 street, between D and o r ell, se sold a bargain for cash. OF LOTS 16 Hell, Beane ANON eeRALY, RPHY, cor rof 12th and ( 5 att Room 3, 7th and B streets. ‘TICE.—AN persons having clain a aN oalance due trom the Untied states to er for a Senator. Congres=man. WABD_B. WARREN, late first-class firem rding House, Central locatic United States Nay sed, tre hereby notitied iP Ingnire of D. L to present such claims, with proper vouchers, to 8. La. avenne, near corner J.'W. Tabor, Fourth Auditor, withia four (4) “ichron) mouths from this daw W. TABOR, Fourth Auditor, ru improvement= OctosER, e 1d iow Son oath or Faunce MY HUSBAND. for other property. or sold on tong tiin jesired. Ee ALEC Me Cael $40 per me mith rent each has been oflerel. A rare rge, 1 want to get my hair dressed ! chanee for investment. There is a fine lat lotin anny that costs so much | the rear suitabl tile, &c., or for small ont vitdoes not cost tore than you sp. houses. Inquire at 239 22d st. bet. G and H ate, rber shop. See Madame Demongeot's pri First Ward. bet, 10 and 12 o’¢loc dressed. k. 5-6 ina Bi Hi ' i 5 “OR RENT—A pleasant, uewly FURNISHED $0.25 | Ont. for ledioe cr gent. 90-09 F Rodi saiabid fortne centoums ot gentio. done, 100) Shanpooine lone tale) 2 ran and wite, 306 13th street, between N and |" and dressing : “0 On hand, a large assortment of Perfumery, Long Fe SACE-THE STOCK OF A GROCERY Hairot every extra color, Braids, Curls. fuvi STORE, on the corner of 18th and K sts.. and ble Wigs on hand or tunde ‘to order. At DEMON- | the store. with three revins suitable for i 278 Penn GEOT'S HUMAN HAIR STC bet. 10th and lith sts., south sid OCTOR scat: B. Do irotenited daily by Ladi a in necd ui the services of a skillful and reliable physician, at his office, 496. ( street, near New ‘sey avenue, Washington, D.C. My celebrated PERSIAN LIQUID sent to any address. . Letters must contain a stamp "86 27-1 ATS RENEWED.—SILK HATS REFINISH ED AND SET. TOA FASHIONABLE SHAPE, at_M. CUNNINGHAM’S HAT FAC- TORY. No. 3463 7th st., bet. Land K. s13-eolm aV., Inquire at the store, -y desirable OF FURNISHED ROOMS. » 217 Penna avenui ing, for rent. oc 14-Gt" OR SALE—ONE BRICK HOUS FRAME HOUSES, (new.) Part cash, balance ome of the best LOTS in the’ city, om FOR REST on 1 str 23d and 24th -in advance. Apply at Miros J. SAFFOLD, ENT—A suit of ROOMS on th ina new how floor, (Formerly of Montgomery, Alabama.) ntly furnished. No o1 need apply. 1 436 ATTOBNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. need apply, Aequite $2 WASHINGTON, D. 0. Office No. 42% D Street, Opposite the City Hall, Will practice in the Supreme Qourt of the Unit: States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Di trict of Columbia. Claims and Department business will receive prompt Attention, se 13-tf LADIES PLEASE READ THIS.— WILLIAM PRINCE. 439 9th atreet. has about #ix hun- T—A two-story BRIC between 44s and 6th sts. pms and a kitchen, A nd flowers attached. ik HOUSE, id, sontaining Gasden with Apply next door. Ista @R RENT—An elegantly furnished feur-stor, BRICK HOUSE, containing 1 rooms. kitchem cellar, bath-room. gas. ani water. Desirable lo- cation; few steps from Pa. avenue; near Tr ury. Inquire at No. 27% Pa. avenne, H. ULKE’S Pho- tographic Gal c = dred (600) well-made stamps of elegant designs for ~ a — Embroidery, Braid, &,, that he will sell excep, the | POOR RE? DWELLING No whole or part, and teach the bayer the Comp: 119 Wes! own, containing te rooms, With gas, water. and the modern improve- Hon, farnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain | rooms, with gas, w See Tie Wena how 'to use them, gratis. Being part of a duplicate act Intely sein Baltimore any Iady wishing to | Georgetown. oe 1st engage in this profitable business and having s | @SOUNTRY HOU an excolioa small capital shonid call at once. ie CORRREY ous rr An cxoelien ting-Room and Dining Room on first floor, and five Chambers on second, is offered for rent. by the ary on moderate terms. Possession given at once. DRY GOODS, &. sh and iron, one and half miles abovi WANTED zi y Apply to Dr. BUSEY, on the Roc ville Turupike. oc 19-2" WAS {20—Gool COAT HANDS, by the job or we SMITH BROS. & CO., Oak Hall, oc 15-3t 7th street. oc ts-6t™ V —A CUSTOMER for some good sec- ond hand Doors and Frames ready paints Locked and linged: in complete order and cheap. Cail t 292 N. Capitol, opposite Printing Office. WaAxIED. FURNISHED ROOM table for house- keeping. oF a smail HOUSE. State terms, how convenient the water, Address ‘Pension Olerk,”’ Star Office, 15-30" $224 QVANTED One year liberal tonn o£ and legal interest be paid on a thres story brick house with two lots. title perfect—worth §¢00). Also, partner wanted, capital 810 00to $260 owner puts in same, and stock complete in praduce establishment, best placeon avenue. Address K, Star office. oc 16-3t* WANTED—A GIRL. who can cook and do gn eral housework. Also, a BOY to wait on the table kc, Apply at onco at 418 Eighth st near G. ot, oc 14 lh competent GIRL to do the gene- ‘ork ih a privute family, No others 466 l0th st., between D s oc 14-3t* ANTED—By a competent Young Woman,with excellent recommendations, 9 SITUATION 8 Cack ina Restaurant. Please address « note to B.A. C., Star office, ocl-3t BOARD, WANTED Permanently. for @ gentio- man, his wife and daughter, not far from K and thatroets, A private family preferred. Address 3H... through the Post Office. oc 12-lw* Vv ANTED TO PURCHASE—At a reasonable rice. a BRICK or FRAME HOUSE, of not less than six rooms, with modern improvements, desirably and pleasantly located, with good yard, either in this city or Georgetown, for which cash will Le paid” Inguire of C. STORRS & 00., Real Estate Brokers, oc 12-tf 460 léth street, corner F strect. ANTED TO RENT IMMEDIATRLY— trumber DER OOSHE both furnished and un- furnished; large and small iy EQeS er. ge 1-tf Cor. New York ave. and 15th st. ANTED IMMEDIATELY —To go ashort dis- tance in the country , an experienced NURSE for an infant. Apply to Dr. JOHNSON, at hie of- fice on 7th street, between the hours of 8 and 9, or and 1. f oC! lw SEW ANDER cataaiton poRem plating wearing BALMORALS and HOOP-SKIRT GOV. ERS the coming season. and wishing to avoid tbe see my ri expense of Braiding, should call an titel designs for the dhove. to be stamped in ¥ COLORS AND WABHANTED TO WASH. Toe dies’ and Childrens’ Aprons, Joseya, and Undor- Clothing stamped in imitation of Braid. A saving of one far tile usual cost of Braid Any Pattern (crimes 439 Ninth street. TED—New and Oast-of OLOTHING, old . “cop and SILVER or y other article of a0, old established Merchant Pawnbro- kere Bore of B FULTON & GO. 308 oth stress SiNGEn'S SEWING MACHINE. “Sears —_——————— PIC NIOS, EXCURSIONS, &. | eds OUT FOR JOURNEYMEN PLASTER- tis near the Agricultural College, nine miles V from Washington, Pee tueoM CLV EL AIBRONS: be il-eob _Hiyattsville. Fersat Targe number of HOUSES. rang- ing in price from $1.40 to 230,00. BUILDIN OTS in all parts of the city! ‘ral small FARMS from 2) to 70 acres. within 4 miles of the ity. Loans negotin Persons desirons of buy- or ‘selling Real Estate. or hetrowing money upon the same, will censalt their interest by call ing on MITONELL « SUN, Real Estate Brokera, Corner Seventh and D streeta, over Shepherd's Bookstore. The FURNITURE of hou ; containing 25 rooms, If not ist of October, will be sold at auction, nthe premises.’ JOHN H. MOUBE. We have just received Five hundred pieces in BLACK, WHITE. and COLD, all widths and er centiower than can be bought els the piece. Large Towels,all Line: 75 HENNAGE, LUTTRELL & CO, corner 20th street and Pa. ave. oc 12-e03t* ELBY & CO 323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Will open on MONDAY, 30th inst.,1 cage—12 BALMORAL SKIRTS, Which they will sell at $2, worth $4. Just received, 1 case—i0 pair— ALL WOOL 10% BLANKETS, Which we are offering at $4.50, worth $6. J. W. SELBY & CO. se FS RENTSIn Geos ROOM, at No. 134 High and Congress streets, obtained next door. ‘town, @ nicely furnished Dunbarton street, between Table Board can be se 23.2w* )OR SALE—A four-story BRICK HOUSE, con- 4 2 taining s rooms, and « blacksmith shop in the $23 Pennsylvania avenue. | basement. The Lot contains 3.000 feet of ground. Apply to JOHN HAGHTEL, on Green street, be- Jusr recrven, 1 case—go yards— tween Brick and Water street. 86 19-1mn* SHAF °'S FLANNELS, To be sold at 45 cents. worth 623 cents. Also, a lot of V ALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE FOR RENT Fronting three streets, near the cor! ‘vania avenue and 9th str THIS BEAUTIFULLY FITTED-UP HOUSE Is now for rent by the night, week, or month, te responsible parties, for of Pennsyl- LINEN TOWELS, At 25 cents, very cheap. J. W. SELBY & CO., 323 Pennsylvania avenue, J FIRST-CLASS EXHIBITIONS ONLY. UST RECEIVED— Seating cs preity, i a0 persons. Fetter tet rg FROM THE NEW YORK IMPORTATIONS, | fortraps ac. rhino vaivipiiaadd For terms,address = W. L. WALL & CO., South corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. se 17-Tu,Th.S.im SALE—A comfortable RESIDENCE fore ‘amily in the town of Cambridge, Md. ‘The property is A lot of splendid HEAVY BLACK SILKS, Which we are offering at prices lower than any other house im the city. J, W. SELBY & CO., 323 Pennsylvania avenue. improved, in excellent condition, and among. the mostdosirable homesteads in the vil- be sold at a low figure. ‘To a gontle- or ge S0-th Tages it will HES who deattons comfortable ,QUDS FOR HOTELS. me for hi family BOARDING-HOUSES, &c. | in one of the most agreeable villages, in Mary: 5 where household fas greataate — rt J. W. SELBY & CO. ity , the 01 portunlty in rare one. ‘Mr Wall “1 Keep constantly on hand a large stock of itor‘of the Star. who Knows the property Linen and Cotton SHEETINGS Will give information concerning it to auy fi Pi aaeeoatthtie, | Sa aswrcapusme wooo R Fe , a =i HOUSE, with | TOWELS, TO LING, CRASH and LE ‘Qk RENT—A FEA y DAMASHS Ly repent oad eos TAB building, oni2th street, next to the corner ‘These and’all other articles in Dry Goods gener- ee OT Ie eo rooms ally used by Hotels, Boarding Schools, Families, | quire of A. HE » Vermon' avenue, be Public Institutions, Ac:. weare prepared to offer | tween N and O-streste. cs at prices, for cash. which cannot fail to. attract Foe RENT.—The Second Story of House Mo. customers. 1827] ‘No, 323 Penn. avenue. 465 13th near street, isting rooms end'attie, t low. ply at No. 334 E street, Prueeet fick Suede Osa street. bet nd K. west side. Apply'toJ. A. BHEE! bet. Hand I ivi ‘OR Ri ‘wide,roomy HOURE, ook store of Franck “Taylor. for off Jauts C. McGUIBE & CO., FURNITURE WAREROOMS, ie! [MPTROPOLITAN PATENT STEAM BA- KERY, 347 C8T., BETW. 43 AND 6TH STS. EVERY VARIETY OF FINE ¥ ' “ ER’ -BREAD,”. CABINET FUBNITUBE. maaan + 3-1 oe fetes P Four, baked in McKenzie’s Patent Reel Oven. — ‘The best Bread in the market. ALSO, ost fgcats, Restaurant aud Hotel-keepers supplied Cc : =: TEWELL'S ae Qs nd Unadulterated OBIENTAL SUAP. LEBRATED THE OF) se * CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP, rhe HIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL of the wUCKER SPEIXNG BED PREMIUM NEW TOMMIUM FAMILY SOAP, ih Ee aitt . ONE BROWN SOAP, be Gee aan & ts rer bh SY hath cat te a THURSDAY, the Stor. Wo mot resem | WMeh for Comfort, Oleaniinoss and Cheapnoaats | ‘rate op JEWEL, or. Pauieeuseepesiane | gtitece ernst jas or i tH " WELL © OR, “tickets, Bh, a Fs centloman and Ladies. yas. 6. McGUIRE & co., Bes: | S NINTH BTRERT, ds on : ; Se tive Committee —dJ ose} nberg,G. Sib, | -.2ol6-Im____- « Corneroof 10th and D streets, ERS, PRADESS I veyed Tanner, Det Graty A Dos us At* HE “GOLD MEDAL’ SEWING MAOHINES. eee ee me a vaREPiCgpe wed HADES, MEGS BEE bres ttre i | aietiarnatstoea menccn | Cs, pec aes area, SG, | Reels dies Sector tr ay cern se Ares A, li eI reuiara. to be Wad at the mule atores and J} tnd towork with moro bexuty Sac certaluty thaw | 1 ten suitable {oF bo fal rede, pelling et -Acadenty. 1) 2.2 ecl:Im « },.eny, other machine. wT ae test thois en juced. examine our stock. ON Maste eeeeeies ken | eeticim OBSTo. 18" OE strest: IDWELE # RENDER: iEOW. HRETEDEROING ACADEMY. Forse | "Ei ckene seb rear eae Foe rea, Fe for Balle ‘bs. veces) JOGN-ROLVANS & CO.