Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | ‘The Largest Circulation in the Distriet, | ‘W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Proprietor. WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDA OCTOBER 17, 1867, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. REPUBLICAN NoOMINATIONS.—Last evening, the Republicans ot Baltimore city aominated Hon. 0. L. L. Leary as a candidate tor judge | of the supreme bench, in the place of Hon. Hugh L. Bond, now the Republican candi- | date forGovernor. Mr. Leary formerly repre- | sented the second Congressional district in the | House of Representatives; was several times | member of the State Legislature; is now city solicitor, and has filled other positions of honor and trust. Letters were received from the candidates formerly chozen accepting the nominations. Govensaant INTEREST IN SOUTHERN RAtt- BoADS.—The Congressional Committee to in. quire into the disposition of the Governmen; interest in southern railroads left here to-day for the South. They co first to Richmond to take testimony, and thence toCharleston. Mr. McUlurg, of Missouri, is chairman, and the committee is accompanied by the sergeant-at- arms of the House, who goes to summon wit- messes. The committee expect to remain in Charleston about a week, and to proceed thence to other southern cities. GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS OF THE PAcIFI‘ RAILROAD APPOINTED.—The President yes- terday sppointed Hon. James Brooks, of New York, end Samuel McKee, of Kentucay, (tov- ernment Directors of the Union Pacific Rail- road. These appointments make the five on the part of the Government, the other three being George Ashmun, of Massachusetts, Johu S. Rallings, of Missouri, and Jesse L. Wil- liams, of Indiana. Gey. KILPATRICK’S RESIGNATION.—Gen Kilpatrick, our minister to Chili, has again | tendered the resignation of the captaincy he holds in the regniar army. He says in nis let- ter that this has beem done twice betore, and the government has taken no netice of his ac- tion. He expresses an earnest desire that it may be accepted out of justice to the junior officers who are retarded in their promotion by | the fact that his name is still kepton the rolls; And it now understood that it will be accepted. 7 lt has been incorrectly reported that James Russell Young has resigned his posi- tion as managing editor of the New York Tridune. The report seems to have originated from the fact that two of the Tritune staif, Blessrs. McConnell and McClintock, have left that paper to goon the flourishing new morn- ing paper in Philadelphia, the Post, a ee Syxop or BaLTiImone—The Synod of Bal timore—composed of the Presbyteries of Bai more, Carlisle, Lewes, Potomac and Win- chester—in connection with the Old School Presbyterian Church, meets at Georgetown this evening, at 7 o'clock, in the Bridge Street Presbyterian Church. under tne pastoral charge ot Rev. Mr. Taylor. &7- The Synod of the German Reform Church in the United States met last evening in Balti- more tor the transaction of important business, the session lasting about ten days. The open. ing sermon was preached by Rey.S. N.Uallen- dar, ot Greencastle Pa. Delegates from Penn- sylvania, New York, Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina were present. Tue Wuitr Hovuse.—A large number of visitors were at the Executive Mansion to-day and many bad an interview with the Presi- dent. Secretary Welles, Secretary Browning General Grant, Secretary McCulloch, Hon. J. S. Black, Hon. D. W. Voorhees, were among | the visitors this morning ‘THE VorTs or TH LDIZRS AT FORT DEL. aWARE.—Judge Thompson, of Philadelphia, as refused to grant a writ to throw out of the count of the late election in that city the one hundred and twenty-three yotes given by regular United States soldiers at Fort Dela- ware. re "7Shelby Clark, Fielder Suit, and H. M. Brown, Esqs, have been appointed the Re. publican State Central Committee for Prince George county, Md. eon a INTERNAL REVENUE —The receipts from this source to-day were $224,045, PERSOWAL.—Hon. Salmon P. Chase, Uhief Justice of the United States, arrived in Frederick city, Md.,on Saturday morning last, and is remaining as the guest of Frederick Scbley, Eeq., the present Republican candi- | date for ‘Comptroller of the Txeasury of the State. ----Dr. Cornelius Boyle, tormerly of this clty, and who was Confederate Provost mar- al at Gordonsville, during the war, was at | the Metropolitan Hotel a few ans since, look. | ing remarkably well. and was kindly received and welcomed by bis many personal friends here. ----H. H. Elwell, of New York: E. J. Shackelford: of Richmon Dr. for Faupaugn’s Circus: New York; A. D. Brown, of John:on, and N. P. Ch avers, Of Bosion; W. D.Stoddard, of New York: Rev. D. Kinzer and wife, Miss Emma Sparks, ise ML, Walters, M. E-Hyson. and E. 8. @ stopping at the Na- To eran Chara, Pedro Per- 8a and Benicio Persa, of Santa Fe; Hon. John Hulme, Dr. p Moriarty, Hon. Daniel Fox, LP. Ashmerd, D. ©. Leary. J. B. Halme, of Phila- delpbia: Hon. J.T. Uhidester. of Obio: C. A. Lecor, of New York, are at the Metropolitan. ~-James P. Cowardin. of the Richmond Dis- zatch, and W.E. Binford, of the Richmond Jobnston, of Ohio, are a the Ebbitt House. ~-Gen. Rufus Ingalls, of New York: Gov. rel J. Jenkins, of Georgia; Dr. C.C. Cox, of Baltimore; ©. McArthur, of Glasgow, Scot- Jand; Gov. Wm. A. Newell. of New Jersey; Rev. George Binghurst, of Philadelphia: Gen. Jas. Wilson. of New York, and C. W. Wool- Jey, of Cincinnatl, are at Willard’s Hotel. soaeiureue eet pach THE PRESIDENT ON THE CURRENCY QUES. TION.—A dispatch to the New York Express yesterday says: ‘The President fully sustains Dir. McCulloch in bis contraction policy, and is opposed to any further inflation of the cur- Fency, wDich he believes would resait in in- jury tothe country by encouraging an era of | reckle: eculation and gold gambling. Con. &ress, however, it is beheved, will upset the ‘contraction policy of the President and his Secretary, not for the purpose of encouraging speculation, but because the majority believe that an increase of the currency, or at least its Present value. is absolutely necessary for the yasiness requirements of the country. ——$—$$_ Naval ORDERS.—Midshipmen © F. Arnold and J. S. Yates, detachec from the Naval Academy and ordered to the Asiatic Squad- ron. Acting Master R. Sommers, detached from the Maurice and ordered to the Vermont, Midshipmen G. W. Seymour and G. Kro- pao Jr, of the Naval Academy, have re. sign ARMY Oxpgxs. ist Lieutenant A Mol. Crawford, 38th infantry, relieved from duty an Freedmen’s Bureau and ordered to join his reared = James © ae Putt te hal in Exchgnge w heli THIS “EV ms of the Association, moan 730: ustue other important matters TUART For the Awsoelation, at AITENTION, BEPUBLICANS. 7 b¢ & mocting of the CENT! - punticay ASSOCIATION ‘ot fie cit ‘RIDA’ eas Woo FENIAN BROTHERHOOD, 'D MASB 8 MEETIN atone silite which ithe ey i fri Neuter se sShantans pre VG, Island Heat, 7.30 a - MORRO Ms cormerat Viveigin tty ge sud Siath sign, an Savy: yar d, same oxece! wt Misc Gen. JOHN O'NEILL, and aA pada 3 set ra Sd Bicvonth street ea Wales ce 45 Sara the meeting on bext Rea aig oth to which all friewas are invite It in the Confect busine: niaterial and at the shortest notice. oe 7-3m Branch o} Vania avenue, MARSHACS SALE —U5 virtue of ad at public auctio day of October lust... at 2 elock Slicer'’s Ship-yard. Fel B the Steamboat *~ ir Boats, Tackle, Apparel and Fnrni lies. W.B every variety, at DAVIS S,GAItH th: Sewing Machines, most beautiful and ornamental work. a THE representative of the Pony er & Baker Sewing Ma: Cia ir antas CARRIAGES! CARBIAGE! | aahadicoual: A Masority oF THE JUDICIARY OOMMITTER | 1" Favor OF LupgacammyT.—A Washington dispatch in the New York Post says: It is bas been erated that the ament peact estion would be dropped in consequence a the result of the recent elections; it the | members of the Jadiolary Gommittes nowhere | declare to-day that a majority of the committee favorit, and are confident that the Project wilt receive the ap) tion of of ti otCongress. Messrs. Thomas, Boutwell, Law- rence. Churchill and Woolbridge, of the Ja- iciary Committee, are now here. Of these, two opposed impeachment at the last session, but now itis claimed that one has changed in ita favor. A member of the committee says that Mr. Wilson, the chairman, also favors it. One member now absent (Mi krowp to be as eager for it as at the last ses. sion. This would give six ou: of mine mem- bers in its favor. WHISKEY DELEGATIONS.—A special dis- patch to the New York Post yesterday after- noon says :—« Another delegation of whiskey men from New York arrived here this morn- ing to urge the dissotution of the Metropol- itan Revenue Hoard. Wisewell’s friends are firm in pressing his claims for Messmore’s sition, but with a sha ch: tated communication of No. 7, will be held GE. oe FRIDAY EVENING. Oct. vith? ae 7 o’clock. Members are earnest! Master Masons in good standing are fraternally invited to iw present. N. an ly requested to attend. Ali B.—Grand' visitation on for 8. W By onder of the W At oc 16-2t* C. W. DARR, Secretary. FRENCH C1 ONFECTIONERY DIES? OYSTEB SALOON. JOSEPH H. SHAFFIELD, No. 246 Pounsyl- yania avenue, between 12th and i3th streets, re- spectfully antiounces to his customers and the pub- Lic that he is now prepared to furnish Oysters i in a superior style, Also, Coffee, Tea. and Parties, Weddings, and Families far choice Gakes. Tce e Creams, Pastry, and th all articles made of the best KNOX’S CITY EXPRESS Calls for and Delivers to any address, BAGGAGE, PACKAGES AND MERCHANDISE. MOVES FURNITURE, &c., &c. Principal Office. 4 Pa. Av..cor.6th st., Wash'n 5 cor. 7th st., New York av. ‘and 16th at.) Andatthe Office of Adams Express Company Georgetown, —_ se23 Lm* DIGATED VAPOR BATHS ir. L. ALCAN, rece ently, in charge of Electricity and! Medicated Vapor Baths at the various U. 3. General Hospita it street and Penn's enue, cares Rheumatism, Eruptions of the Skin, Colds, Gout Debility, Affe: | ton of Paralysis, Absorption of Mercury and Fe- male Cow plaints. a 2 fice southw. corner of 11th ESTABLISHED 18 McPHERSON & vaigenids: 571 PENN. AVENUE, coRNER IsT STREET, Capito, Hint, PURE’ Bibs, a0 PRUIOTN ES ana 1 CHEMICALS, ENTS. Ber ke. sicians Prescr! sTROMEN TS, ‘compounded, The re iM od. em ‘ight Bell promptly answer: GHEAPSA lot Hand WIND MOntS” ‘< BE sORs TO Fr Ri Tor. ick Tayior ) ARD Bb. MOHUN c Winer 7. 349 (Svecks at Fast received and for sale BRYAN & BRO., 349 Pennsylvania avenue Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. ST RECEL A lot of superior imported B QLOGS And small Maryland-cura ME Hros BRYA 349 Pennsylvania ¢ eB _0¢ 17-3tit HIS IS TO GIy: scriber has obta TI HAT Til from the Orph of Washington county. in the District of bia, letters testimentary. on the personal estate of Arnold Somerville. late of Washington city. D. C.. deceased. All persons having claims against the said dece sed are her ‘by warned to exhilit thesame, with the vou » to the subscriber. on or before the Toth day of October next: they may other, n wire by law be excluded from all henefit of tie said estate. Given under my hand this loth hy day of Oce ol 7. LIAM ww" ANontor ree and oc passed by the United's Staten District Cont for the trict of Maryland, October 9th, OTICE S HEREBY GIVEN ion, for cash, on T That Lwill seit. DAY. the 29 ARY AvEt oc 17-dts __ Uni PRE, EINEST \SSORTMENT FA ‘and MILLINERY POQODS in the city. at VIS & GAITHE 20 Market Space. Fos ALE KINDS OF TRIMMINGS, GIMPs, FRINGES, BUTTONS t YBNAMENTS. ; goto DAVIS & GAITUER’S, OLORED VELV gqaalitie SIPBONS. ‘ aad BUGLE™ TIMMS in ) Market Sp; pABG HOF rE GS. a, NE CES BRO Ni VELYETS, DORNETS WATS, RIES. SATINS. FLOWERS, FEATHERS. and all kinds of NO TIONS. will find a ta ree and Well selected assort. oderate prices, at AVIS & GAITHER’S Grover AND BAKER'S FIRST PREMIUM ELASTIC STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, 495 Broadway, New York. POINTS OF EXCELLENCE: Beauty and Elasticity of Stitc! Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery. Using both threads directly frem the Spools ) fastening of seams by band and no waste of Wide range of application without change of ad- insten' The seam retains its beauty and firmness after washing and ironing Besides doing all kinds of work done b: these Machines execnte t riuanent Embroidery and miuins at all the fairs and La exbtbitione rie the Ue United States and e heen awarded the Grover & Baker Senieg as aker Sewing Ma- ghines; and the work done by them, wherever ex- hibited competition. The Ney, Highest. pr five, THE CROSS OF LEG was conferred onthe atthe Exposition Universelle, Paris, 18,7, testing their superiority over all other ‘DAVIS & GAITHER. Agents, _0¢ 17-3t 0 Market 8) OR SALE—A splendid eee silve plated SHOW Cask. will be sold Low, Tae Sewing Machine: Be she: au street, between D and Segar re AUG BOGUS. Buo Fock brated M: aten's cele brated fe Birds ‘Thrushen, Bkstarke, saileckbirda, Mobius, Rightngules, and all ae N. BURCHELL, commer lith ana F streets, oc 16 under Ebbitt House. 1 qm now AGES ht ember 1 ec ERR Persons fn ‘want of ery low Careiogos show exainine my st i romp wteetek ce 'y stock. Bepatring BERT H. GRAHAM, itory, 374 Batre Bape 5 A 200d SHURE wanted Tes Shop, 477 ath it, T. EDW. CLARK. T.B. nates 7. EDW. CLARK & © LUMBER DEALERS ie Virgini: arene between 9th va ggi East, be HY Whart foot at ath WASHINGTON. ‘D. aa * ocl5-1m Cay Many are geil preparing | for the Ai lavy, yada: att suid Cadey t Engineers at the Sis Ist., bet. head d wth. tee an ie All prepared »; Pane orders.” Corroboratea Gx Gon, DUNT Pre. Cay. Board of Exam uve peter: JOHN FILL. 0c 15-e Coxsranzux ON WAND, the Best gualitice of /T AND VEGETABLE: ‘hich I will sell at the | it wi will sel he lower market rates. xps Store, eee No. 387 Frontiete rast ved te Butuan at at Pana raie, Three eS carom sae Ta- eesti Ba & LATIMER, sr i yee PAC cherte. we have, fe oe Bont he cert i aE Sones: ans & WELCH. TELRGRAMS TO THE orn ion im New York. Dispatch to the Star.) _ New Oct. 17.—The hint ye ot voters here is very large for the November election. 35,000 votes have been registered up to noon to-day. rs The Trial of Jefferson Davis: [Special Dispatch to the Star.] MonrTeeaL, Oct. 17—Jeff Davis has re- ceived information thst his trial will certainly take place in November, and he is making arrangements to leave for Richmond. Union of the Badicalacd publicans of New [Special Dispatch to the Star. 1 New York, Oct. 17.—The Qonservative « Weed” and Radical ‘\ Benton-Greely” Re- publican organizations of New York have fratenized, and will hereafter pull in harness together. mservative Re- General Sherman Coming. {Special Dispateh to the Star.} Sr. Lovre, Oct. 17.1t is understood that General Sherman will return here by Satur- day and alter remaining a few days attending to his affairs will again leave for Washington 4p accordance with the desire of the President. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. [By Cable to the Associated Press.] Lonpom, Oct. 17—2 p. m.—Consols 93 4-16. ine ex-couponm, 684. LIllinows 77%. Eries AVBRPOOL, Oct. 17—2 p. m.—Uotion more active; sales 15,000 bales. Prices unchanged. Breadstuffs are dull and declining. Gorn 47 9d. Red Western Wheat 178. Ie. 10d. Cal fornia Wheat 17s, {By iy Steamer J New York, .—The steamer Persia Das arrived. The Eoodees and Liverpool police are armed aod drilled. Great alarm Prevailed from report of meditated attacks upon armories. The committee of the Stock | Exchange has refnsea to grant settlement in shares in the British and American Telegraph Company, Collins Line, on the ground that many of the shares are in the hands of persons who are not lone fide holders. The London Morning Post approves the selection of Sir Angustus Paget to succeed Sir Frederic Bruce at Washington. The nationa! Romar Junta has issued a proclamation, in which they say they will not take issue with the Italian Govern- ment in its determination, its treaty objections, but at the same time, they leave each member ot tbe tiberal party to act for himself. The Junta confinds itself uf receiving contributions for the relief of distress that will grow ont of the conditions of affars. Illness of General Hartsuff—The Yellow Fever—General Hancock expected en the Ist proximo. [Special Dispatch to the Star.] New Ogtgans, Oct. 17,—General Hartsuff is lying here dangerously ill of cholera mor- bus. The yellow tever has almost ceased to be an epidemic. ‘The weather is daily growing cooler. General Hancock is expected here on No- vember Ist. The President Threatens to Re: tempt o: Congress to Depese Him.—Re- construction in Alabama and Louisiana, [Special Dispatch to the Star.] Boson, Oct. 17.—A special disp -tch to the ost says tbat the President declared last night that if any attempt were made to depose him pending his trtal for impeachment, he would Tesist It with all he power at his command. A specie to the Journal states that official Intelligence hes been received at Army Head. qnarters of the calling of Stete Couventions under the Reconstruction act in Alabama and Lonisiana, Excitement in the New York Stock Market. [Special Dispatch to the Star.] New York, Oct. 17.—There is considerable excitement in the stock market. Gold, now- ever, is steady at 1134, and Governments show an improvement over yest rday’s quota- tions. The Locdon quotations of Five-twenty bonds, under the practice of the Stock Ex- ebange, will be telegraphed over the cable hereafier ex-dividend, thongh the gold interest isnot able until November. The Indian Peace Council. Mupreinm LopGRCREBK. Oct 14 —The Peace Commissioners have arrived. Five thousand Indians have assembled,including Cheyennes, Arapaboes, Kiowas, Camanches, Apaches, and Dog Soldiers. The Indians talk well but in- sist upon arms and ammunition. ‘The Cheyennes are afraid to come within 10 miles of the camp for fear of the soldiers. We have three companies of soldiers and two Col- ton guns. ‘The Counc: will continue eight days, and the prospects for peace so far are good. A Drover Drusged jd Robbed — Indian Depredations. St. Louis. Oct. 17.-Charles L. Raymond. a Grover, of Clayton, illinois, was drueged and robbed of $3,000 and several valuable papers, in the suburbs of the city, yesterday afternoon. A setter from Lewsburg Wells, Mexico dated September 25, says the Comanche Indian attacked and killed quite a large number of Navayjoes, in Bosquedendo Reservation. The Comanches claim the reservation as their gropnd, and regard the Navajoes as tres- passers. Grant fer the Presidemcy—More Meetings in Philadelphia. [Special Dispatch to the Star. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.—Another meeting of prominent Republican politicians was held inthe Tenth Ward tast night, which recom- mended Grant for the Presidency. A Fifth Ward meeting is to be held to-night for the same purpose. The Ceburn-McCoole Prize Fight—The Meney Pat U [Special Dispatch to the Star.} Ngw YorRK, Oct. 17.-The Editor of the Clipper ma card says he has received the Money accompanying the cnallenge from McCoole to fight Joe Coburn. New York Market. New York, Oct. 17.—Flour 10 to 20 cents lower. Wheat? to 4 cents lower. Uorn is a shade caster. Mess Pork firm; $22.10 to $22.25, Lard dull; 3 to 14%. Cotton’ quiet at 19}; for Middling ‘Uplands, Freights quiet. Spirits Supers quiet; 55 to 55%. Rosin dull; $3.55 to Sepeseseemennnierprmnereneqeremenene eens et 1867 FALL seas LIST 1867 A.BAKS & CO., 517 \7 SEVENTH STREET, Gents Melton Business Suits. $13. “Gents Cansimere ery Rg ouble and Tw: 8 Gents Sik Mixed 1 aalaale Fine Dress Gnesi mere s eB, Sh. DOUBLE BREASTED SACK COATS, With Pants and Vest to match. $25. BLACK PANTS ‘Ar oer) PHICES. BLACK TS, $10, Epis 0. BLACK ie COAT! Bae ‘Al fs YARDS, ALL GHADES. CO) ‘CULO! aD Saks, From 8 years old merit wards, ices from @6 {0 820. VERCOAT! of Hf kinds. com BEAVE: T Ww! " DOMESTIC te FAINEY's Melton Overcoats lined wit! Water proof Oversacks. ks. $8 Our annual Overcoat Pric Price List willbe published the 26th of this mouth. we see, chi soos a creer \5 per cent. lower “D salted i Bultuneve, Prilaeet or Mew pork een from GENTS’ FURNISHING GoD! SILK, MERINO. WHITE. RED Seb BCaRLEr AT. et ie SEics. heed puey. NOSAT PRINTED Goops THRTS OR A. SAKES & G0. FALL STOCK. ‘Try st. PAPERHANGINGS, &c. ‘TH st. HaNaIsts ts pened the best assorta stock of PAPER- chol I Ge gone) Tae for Sure mat {AYOrH.RO effort th wine aa i teers E, ea 5 ines tory apr span . TE, Bot STRAP, Era er ‘mINGES, INDOW FRAMES SLATE MANTLES Bin saa la Go, DELAWARE AND OTH ER CHO GRAP: In emall cartoons and aplendid fit hl ve ots ‘Vermont avenue and 15% street. FINANCIAL. In. New York, ait th AT EMORY BAXTER’, 115 Penn. igen roth and wie | 88, streey prices bad a cometant ton- ince money became e large shipments of HY GOODS, trad sisti yf All- to @ is; Colored a Carer Fable Line ‘and Trimmings, Alay. 5 large Deauthful assortment ithe P 4 Pla stroeen, by reason of ney to the West forcrop moving Lo tape he Tate of interest has been aapancet m 7 to8 per Cent., a very lively atid excit- ing speculative movement on the Stock Ex- change has taxen place. Money is now fairly active at seven per cent.; but there isa suffi. cient supply for all business demands. banks are in a very sound condition, and good business paper is readily taken; but street dis- counts are somewhat more difficult of negotia- tion. The rate is from seven to nine per cent and dry goods paper is very carefully scru- linized. Goverament Securities of ail kinds have been lower and dull. has been excited, but the speculators find it hard work to keep up the price ubout 144. Se san ee courmmmeee ket Fall eo wears ceived: which will be sold 10 per cont, cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. cl! Just neckiven— A LARGE LOT OF SHAWLS, of the most superb styles, consisting of rich Bro ha, handsome Black ‘and White, and Fancy Woolen SHAWLS, of all grades. Also. Plain Black aud Black Bordered THIBET ALL WOOL BLANKETS, 50, 85, 86, $7, and $8. Good CANTON EARNED: at 20 ag The gold marxet Gevernment Securits SEL’ 335 Penmariveate. avenue. ABHINGTON, Oct. 17, 1867—Jay Oooke & Co. tarnish the following quotations of Gev- ernment securities: V ELVET RIBBONS. in BLACK, rent vHITE, LB walt wilti and owes, all Linen, $1. 78 HE NNAGR, LUTTRELL & CO, corner 20th street and Pa. ave, BOARDING. RONT BOOM FOR RENT. nicely entlemen, with or withoat xth street, near G TLEMAN AND WIFE, OR A Couple of CEN Tiae ABD ROOM, and BOARD pply ing to 436 Be h atroet, suitable for two 434 | board. Apply 400 —_—~»—__ {By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.] in. private family: by ap Lewis Johnson & Oo. quote stocksand bonds between 10th and Jith stree! . HOCERFintclas Table BO. SQpRDIN oMtabon ak tie hotes am northwestcorner of 8th street and P rs . formerly known as the Joy House. ING—Two or three single aia can ‘be accomodated with BOAR! at 123 Washington street, Georgetown. | few steps of street cars. HE HOWARD BOARDING rie Sonth west corner 9th st. and Auction store. having been entirely . S. 6's, 5.20°a. 1262, eoupon,t u 1X i808, coupon, 18x; 1 1867, coupon, coupon, Tox: aU. second, 101%; 104 ; Canton, nis Cumberiana, 2 Quicl a, § New York ‘Oentral, 12s Atlantic, Mail. 1s€1,coupon, 111 5 upon eat ‘pacine Mall, 145%; Erie, 714; ditto pre: S; Hudaon, 195; Reading, 101%: Michi- gan Central, 109: Michigan Southern.:0%; Lli- Oleveland and Piibarg, y Fenovated has FON and refurnished throughout, will be-con dueted as a first-class Boarding House. good accommodation must apply early Also, one very fine Office fot nois Central, 120; Northwestern, 45% Rock Island. and Missiesi for ghblon of rooms. 5 8634: Fort Wayne, ww “Onto pi Certificates, —; U.T joston Water Power land and Toledo, —; Gold, 1434 eS ge: BOX AND TRU NK HANDLE Capitol street, opposite the Government a Prating : re OOMS AND TABLE BOARD Raith found JOUN R. ELVANS & CO. L AS= Dunbarton street, Georgetown, D.0. PE RB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND pu 1D SILVER WAT! All Warranted to Runand Thoroushly Res THE LOW PRICE OF $10 EACH; ROREDINGST eo communicating ROOMS op the first floor and one on the third tloor. T. OS PO eee accommodate, at oe] ay 7 sreeet ey ‘WANTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. SERVANT, | ‘and Bee bee pes.§ eee No. 6 Pres: lent’s, ake oa or Ged Fetstences T6U0 a os required. oa RE tent =a caambstend HIRE white ite preferred, Wee N iE Seat ee ee hov'y ares Fat, AM BOI a The at once. Pos Wa Power. Address, at once. ot NTED.- OK. WASHER and ONEE at Nor520, novihoast corner of 3d and E strocts north. “None heed apply unless com: petent and well recommende WwW NTED—A middle-a a ae ANTED A middieneel cone? WaSn oa IRON, cither white or colortd. Apply at 800 street ‘north. VY. aL WARTED “To a5 mt fe TART MIN fol MeRTisc Matbsioc he ANTED—By @ lady competent to ¢ Ww structions 1 In the English Branches, Music on the Piano. and the French Language, of, lon experience as_a teacher. a comfortal OOM. an BUAMD in a family where a few hours of tuition in ong or all of the branches specified will, be re: ceiv artial or full compensation for the com- forts wots keme, either in Washington, Alexandria, gr Georgetown, Heerences given and requested. Address J. V. L., Star office, Washington cit, ‘00.17-3t* TANTED—To rent, a WAR. Northern or Centre market, or a sr OUSE a tween them Inquire at this office. oc 16-65t* Geib gei tr min hcg SMALL HOUSES ie four to six roo! MABSHAL oc 16-3¢) Room 3. 7th and K strocis, Wile One EDIATELY — Eight or ten seuss CARPENTERS. ABE to SAM'L E, Carpenter and Builder, 34 Treen lath and 5th street fret class HOUSE with all th» modern improvements. on F street, between id da stroata., ager to PHILP rs SOLOMONS, 9 17-0 or a oT FURSTSAE D HOU SES at F100" ‘$150, Buy S35 Bae "METCALF, oc 17-tf corner New York ave. and 15th at (OR RENT—Threo ROOMS, first toor, fur- nished as parlor, chamber and kitchen, sait abe for gentleman’ asd wife without children Good reference required. No. 404 M bet. 9th and 10th sts. OR SALE UHHAP. Office Desks; 15 Office Tables;1.90) Blankets: ets: 1.000 Saddle’ Blaukets: 30 ROBERT FULTON & CO's, 9th street, near the corner ot Dat. ee irst-class HOUSE and BRK STABLE, with all modern improven 124, corner Washington and Dunbar Georgetown. Immediate p next door. or at Riggs & C Bt ook rh M4 ARDEN FOR REX fe of M root for ater ct you ice House. Hott &c..on Rock Creek Apply te Mrs. CU HAM, near Paper Mill Bridge, Ge FS three-e Second street, * rooms. with water, and ass and gas fixtnze : $40 por month. ty to JOS. &5.R L Lum gr Merchants No. 27 W town. mu Fron tes NTA larce BRICK HOUSE with i House, large y adjoining Dr. McKin’s. information inguire of TON, Room 46 Pens W 4NTED_By 8 prompt and reliable ae a small, nes HO bts SE, convenient to the cars. ating terms ‘and location, HH. It., C. oc 16 3t™ 4005 NTED—To borrow $100 for eight OO nontie. for which « liveral bonus and good security will be given. Addresi Star Office. 0¢ 15-3t* ANTE! nted immediate! ™. REDS” ‘Mer chant Tailor, No. 426 Pa. avenue, between 4! and 6th streets. 7 ANTED—Immediately, s path, comfortable HOUSE, centrally, Joes 4 33,000, Heal oc 16-6 WN. W. oor. it ANTED—A good COOK, WASHER ani IRONER. None others need apply references required. Apply at 22. Mar; avenue, between 43 and 6th sts., Island. oc Ws TED—Good COAT HANDS, by the job or ‘SMITH BROS. & CO., Oak Hall, oc 15-3t ‘464 7th street. WASTED A NURSE, to tak care of thrce little xizle—one who can sew and sp man preferred. Apply at 306 I street, Tecticut aventie aud ithatrect. JANTED—A CUSTOMER for some gond seo ond hand Doors and Frames ready paint» Locked and Mnged; in complete order and cheap N. Capitol: opposite Printing Office. —By November lst. three or four U FURNISH D ROOMS. suiteble for honse keeping, or a small HOUSE. State terms, how convenient the water. Address ‘Pension Clerk,” Star Office. oc 15-3t" GUABANTE RD! »E RENT—Several neatly Taraishod ae wel MES, with or without board. ADpl7 at O16 K strect, between sthiand the aa ie 'OUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at an ag: able private residence, with liberal table and every necessary comfort. ' Locat Kailroad, convenient to the cars. T' ck. For address apply at the Star Office. ABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street, tes ocors north of the 10 Magic Cased Gold 100 Ladies’ Watches, Enamel! 20 Gold Hunting 200 Gold Hunting English Lever 300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watche: unting Amer’n Watche: $00 Silver Hunting Levers, Silver Hunting Duple Chron’r Watches. tion, mat, BiSpet Is . Gy The above stock will be disposed of onthe popu- lar one price plan. giving every patron a fine Gold or Solid Silver Watch for §10, without regard to ‘wish to immediately mai mlncent stock. prrene FOR INDIAN GOODS, THE INTERIOR, ciober 16s i357. Sealed Proposals, endorsed “Proposals for. In- wiil be received at the Office of In Ovrice INpia dispose of the above naming the ar- are placed in sealed envelopes. and well Holders are entitled to the articles named ment of Ten Dollars, $100 or one worth ovember next. for furnishing, in rein given, the articles named in the on their certificate, pon Da whether it be a watch wort) ‘The return of any of our certificates entities you to the article named thereon, upon irresyective of its worth, and as no article valued less than $10 is named will at once be seen that this is No Lottery, but a straicht-forward lexitimate Transaction, which way be participated 1m ASS—MAUKINAC BLANKETS, pairs Spoint white Mackinac Blaakets, to 2 inches, and weigh 8 pounds. oh any certificate, it 365 pairs 25a-point white ‘Mackinac Blankets, to measure 64X53 inches, and weizh 6 pounds £0 pairs 2-point white Mackinac Blankets, to meas- 2x) inches. and weigh 544 pounds rhite Macinac Blankets, to meas- cate will ‘be gent, Pe mail, 400 pairs 3 0 nt, elegy t premium for 6 sixty-six and more Sat emium for @10, one hundred and most saperb h for $15. To Agents or those wishing em- Hosen this la arene mately conducted business. duly authorized by the Government, and open to the most careful scrutiny, dress WRIGHT, BROTHER & 00. igl Mackiuac “Blankets, to # Inches, and weigh 4 50 pairs. 2-point. scarlet measure 42x55 inches, and at 600 pair 3 point indigo blue Macl 5 to measure 60x72 inches, and ckipse pounds blue Mackinac Biankets, and weigh 6 pounds IMPORTERS, 1 Broanway, New York. measure 64x66 inch: point indigo blue Mackinac to measure 35x50 inches, and weigh 4°; pounds Reorexive DUBANT'S OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAU- List Blue Clot = 2.40 yards Gray Uist Blue Ci Hoth aved Lisi Blue Clot! faved List Bearlet Cloth THIED CLASS—DRY GooDs. 45 dozen 8-4 Woolen Shawls 2 dozen 6-4 Woolen Shawls 191 pounds Linen Thread 160 pounds Cotton Thread DUBANT’S DINING ROOMS. The large and elegant D-ning Rooms, corner of Sixth street and Pe: nnsylvania 4 avenne— reputation as Bubant’s Kooms—has now been completely renovated and (less of expense. ‘The proprietor takes this method frferda. patrons, and the public zap, world-wide in a he s Calica, (standard prints) 2a jards Blue Drilling , ing nt. and will be (red and blue stripe) 200 y ins ie friends: at that time, 4:34} Ards Satin tr 6,900 yards Suinet. Shirting 1.0 yards Brown Sheeting 4 ‘ds. Buck. if (for tents) yi00 yards Flannel, (assorted colors) 6.000 yards Jeans iio yards Cheannde stripes and plaids. FOURTH CLASS—HARDWARE. sSdozen best Cast Steel Axes, from 3 to 332 pounds, SS dozen beat Cart Steel Half Axes, from 2 pounds, with handles eh) from: 2;to8 (09 short hanile ¥ 382 dozen Tin Pai Wow SHADES. THE MOST BEAU TIFUL DESIGNS. With best Fixtures, at Bs, lowest, pric 4a et, w, U1 opp. Patent Omce. GOLD MEDAL” SEWING MACHINES. ‘These Machines make Double-lock Elastic Stitch, and while they are sold from fifteen to twenty dol- lars less than the other first-class machines, we warrant them in every way as g and to work with more beauty and certainty than, any other machine known , 4, and 6 quart, in equal Call us tent, Shick ‘ased Re as 0 dozen ron Tal ble Spoons £/6dozen ot Dulcher ee pines. (6 zach sBisds) fot Ltneat 3s tassorted) ‘The gooda must, in all respects, conform to and he Government sample: whichmay an SALE—TWO SHOW CAS: Apply at 4323 7th 8c rm UMAN, AT HIS NEW OFFICE, No, 496 © Steer. near New Sersey, Avenne. Wa: Continues to be Confidentially Conse, cases requiring skill an ‘rer of the-omly sure remedies for discaaes of a Di The treatment, adopted by Is that which has ‘the approval of the mont di guished surgeons of Pari And its universal success bas proved veyend a ‘ndonbi thata permanent cure for the wo witatidaal Diseases, Enlargement of the Prostrate Gh diseases produced by a certain solitary practie2, &e.,can how be obtained toe moral cer, lication be mae to those whose intel- yum: | in this city, all the many cases: ane have come under hi h been cured without a single exception. Persons con- hi ae zely a upon receiving rofessionsl confidence. lication is of the utmost neglect or maltreatment often leads Rooms arranged 80 ES, Rest TEP aT 1 015-3t* nase Fish Le equal with th be seen at any time at thi 3 the les of blankets and cloths are of domestic manu jacture, bids for these articles will be considera ed on articles of foreign manufacture, samples bove sche 3 Js required, they are to be furnished et said articles may be re- jected a at the option oft rtment. No bids for less than an entire class of the arti- cles specified will be considered. All articles furnished under contract will be rigtdly ipepected and compared with the samples by AD agent or agents appointed for that pur; Buch gooils or articles as may in auy respect fail to conform to the samples will bere} case the contractor will be bout of the reanired kind or quality within rive da orif that be not done, they will be purchasea at pense. Payment will be made for yolces thereof. certified by t tofurnish others 8 he most, serious results. that the patient comes in contact with no one bet e docter, Office hours, 7 to 11 a.m., 3108 p. m. oils received on in- agent or agents ap- ey from pe J = GUIRE & CO. pare failed $0 somply with the Tequivem ents of 4 4 i emer contrac EO et z °No proposal will be considered that does not STRICTLY comrLy with the following reauire- Ig must embrace the articl ities thereof, as set forth in the vices annexed 2, id footed e separately stated and. footed up; Said inte be so given without Eby modification or proposed modification what- er. by int! ie terms of orale of of indian per saeceta: ae [ere Tasert the e first articles ate fo be: re the are she: poor ordered by the FURNITURE WABEROOMS. ule, with the amount EVERY VARIETY OF FINE eg ire CABINET FUBNITURBE. we GAGE ‘accord ertisement ef the Acting: repal is ndverifeement. Said art ate Kee York ee a i iptgecen tng ih the year 1808 ap ma missione: ff Indian Atalre. and Genie proppeal be TUCKER SPRING BED XeC & contract P accordions a taereet security Sat ast tO the Commissioner of di \ffairs for the faithful performance of be sg eogitl by for 8, whose. camel ng & United States jndgeor mg zoo, Which for Comfort, Cleanliness and Cheapness! JAS. OC. McGUIRE & CO., nh Cornér of 10th and D streets, TENT STEAM } PAY it rae AND 6TH ty idora.) At ra pace ae fe ‘are ecute a ‘gt e ihe aia oe suretice, or Wives wathel ey OLIVE par. Oia Et it 30) (M2T0rourmai Miron 3. aaron, “HAVE! Mai tian aurea Te pi reboot read ie in. ‘thom reat B, JEWELLIS 1 Cae ited i ‘PREMIUM NEW 16} a | States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis- -— Olsime a sear On! cde ait oan & Ho WDERSON, ‘WALL pares cleaned ‘without leaving the feast Ie 6 east side of 11th street wost, near Pennsylvania avenue, % WANTED—One year liberal bon 2,24 Drader incereed be patton a tires story brick honse with two lots. title perfect—warth $000. Also, partner wanted, capital $10 0t owner pute in same, and stock complete in p: establishment, best place on avenue. Addn ar office. oe 15 yOARD WANTED—Permanen n. his wife and daughter, not far from | A private family preferred. H.. throngh the fost Offi V ANTED (TO PURCHASE: rooms, with modern impr: desirably and pleasantly located, with good yai either in this city or Georgetown, for which cash will be S10) eEa® ire of oe RS & CO, Real Estate Brokers, 460 15th street, corner F strect. wa LarED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY—A number of HOUSES. both furnished furnished; large and small, Also. ROW TARR & METC oc 11 tf Cor. New York ave. and 15 W JANTED IMMEDIATELY—To zo ashort dis. tance in the county an experi Rk for an infant. pPply to 0) fice on 7th street, tween ihe hours of 8 a 12 and 1. och of ‘ANTED.’’—Ladies contem} aie wearin, BALMORALS and HOOP-SKIRT COV. ERS the coming season. and sean to ayoid the expense of Braiding. should call and see my bean. fifa designs for the above: to be stam din BAST gone RS AND WARRANTED TO La- di ies’ and Gidlarens: Aprons, Joseys, aaa ler. clothing stamped in imitation of Braid. A saving of gne half the usual cost of Braid. Any Pattern made and stam: a 9 ane * 439 Ninth street. Wor p ands and Cast-off CLOTHING, o! GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of t_the old gttablished pescchent Pawnbro- Reve Store of & FULTON & COn 300 other a doors north of Penna. ayenne. Sole Agent for SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE. LOST AND FOUND. LOST 502 the 2th inst between 6 and 7 o7clock, L4 on the road between Washington and Hyatts: ville, a BUNDLE, containing 3 Skirts. 1 Dressjand Sack. A liberal reward will be paid irleft at the Star Office. adjoihing honse, oc W7 at* CHANCE. A new, two story, fix m FRAME and LOT; gas. water and on Capitol $3 oo “only a0) cash; balance @s0 per moutt paid. ‘A good three-story BRICK, on Capitol Hill, at $700. AL 200 ACRES OF LANE iles from city, at S53 p S00 wanted down. This acres in Oak Timber, acre; good land positively a spac: $ Real Eatate Exch: 71 Louisiana OR RENT.—A A handsomely ft furnished HOUSE for rent. located at 959 H street. betyre Sth streets, For information apply to, a‘, a OCTOR, at Riggs & Co.’s Bank. Oe RENT SMALE Hot niture for sate cheap E. Call between 9 an esctaned: > 5 Kighth street, near a.m.,or 5 ani ‘T—To «small family. « new FRAME ith street east, 24 hon Capitol Sill; vonventent ty odeate. References required ARKET STORE FOR SALE, 0 est market ng & foc baa corner st atre oc lew iswort Ht FS SALECOHEAP FOR CASH —tw BU TER STANDS. one in Centre and N chetm Horse snd Wace and eve rythan te for the Seer pone pply to WM - Centre APEPRD. se between High aud ML ea Georssiowe ASH AN 10 MONTHLY until p ! 1 for will purchase a fonr-room HOUSE on the Island. situated onthe alley between dT aut and 43, and 6th street: Pend iat OE on & MET AL , Real Estate Brokers, (Plant corner N.Y. ave. and 35 T—A modern_built BR. situated ut No.6 hatevet, tchen, containing wood-honse’ wash-how: n FOE RENTS S ESREHOUSE Apply at No. 43271 F NT—Two large and_pleasan cither furnished or unfurnished, No. street, between M and N. Fo Sau FIXT URES of a a STABLE for rei nt. tween D and E. {OR RENT—Two or three BOOMS, furnished or unfurnished, suitable for gentlemen or house keeping. Apply at No. 240th street, corner of Mt street. ol four UN F& RENT—Three or ROO class large fami avenue, FoR RENTEY ro ROOMS, communicatiag. able for housekeeping, furnished or untur i sinay be desired; at No. 462 north Lat, near 13th street west. Possession immediately. oc 15-3t™ OR RENT—A STORE and DM HOUSE, containing a rooms bi store-roc 9th and i0th bet. 1th 0 on Island. 12th. oc 15-8t" F ‘OR SALE—Two FRAME DWELL 1s ‘ate on. 63 fa, Street. between D and Est south. Will be sold a bargain for cash. Inquire gtaGinN P. MURPHY, corner of 12th and € sts., outh 3 B A FURN ble either for a Senator. glass Boarding House, Central lovation Patent and Post Offices Inquire of D. L. W Co., 35 La. pike Deas: corner of sth bron Sus ED ORSTODENGOn ish aa tn Sth strect east, between East Capitol and’ rth A streets, a Brindle BUFFALO (OW, with a star on her forehead; Tope Broun hern sek; white spot covering one hip. and white around tho other hip. A suitable reward will be given by returning said Property to RS. SULLIVAN oc 16 520 sth strect cast, Capitol dill. &5® EWARD —Strayed on tho lith inst GREY HORSE, about 15 bands high. tif in the bind lege. The above, reve ill be aid for the horse, " “RICHARD ROBINSON. Corner 20th and L streets. &5 SEWAED—Sre Fayed or stolen, ou Sanday night, 18th inst.,a small RED COW; horns, white face and he above eowatts wh be given if returned to Mrs. MACK, 2d strert east, near North Cst,, Capitol Hill. oc 15-407 DBQERED, 4 AT THE, CITY POST OFFICE MP WINDOW this morning a PORTM( mall amount of money, a some Hiokete for the Calvary Berson returning 8 Nal, ‘outainlog Bostage stamps. a1 aptist Chant Receptio the same to me will be remanded wr h $5. EDWARD LYCETT, 15 3t 271 Penna. avenue. 10 RENAEDTLost, one RED COW, with long sharp horns, tops of her ears cut off, anda slit in each enr. Also, a small size YELLOW COW, with black face ani ey d long tail, black'at the end. The above reward will bs given for their recovery by JO) BA, 433 Mars- land ave., bet. 3d and 43 sts., Island.” 00 15-3" A 5 REWARD—Strayed. (on 2ist September. from @) Kelley Farm,7th street road, 1 large STEER, weighing 1.200 or}. junds. grarked with letter elghing 120 OF 190 bo BNES, se 0 Nos. 26 and 25 Centre Market PERSONAL. EC GROIN. RENDEZVOUS U.S. AREY, No. 65 Indiana avenue, Washington, D a October 15. $30 REWARD. Thirty Dollars Feward will be pald for the appre- hension and deliver ing to me at this Rendezvous of the following named man, a deserter from the @kouck DECKART, 10th U. 8. Cavalry, re- cruit; 23 years of age; 5 feet 7 inches high; brown eyes. black hair; brown or ee Supposed to be in this city. AMES E. WIL: irst Lieutenant, 2d Artillery, Recruiting Officer. pars DESIRING TO DEVOTE aoe whole or a portion of their time to CANVA\ ING for Life gpecrance will please arses Fost Office, Box 809. PERSONS i HAVING HOUSES to wis = ha or LOTS to sell, please call om 0c 16-3t* Boom 3 ny aaa} fy =F ese To uy wUsBaRD, Ree 1 want hi Bum’! Fan zon t e ni £0 Sct my hair dressed ! 80 mI 0, sir, it does uot cost inore than you spend Bar er abt . Bee Madame Demongeot’s pricos short hairs som Outsidethe door, 1% Flower & Curis, 2.00 ‘Cut for ladi t., $0. aoa 8 coat rr fe to OTB HU: N HAIR STORE, ‘a7s Pe = bet. 10th and lith sts.,south aide.’ ra ‘ (0) Doren Sear Of Seeman ag aiclaa at his olen, 496°C snd and te ‘ow aa se ee H es RRA RECs Land K. 818-20) ( Rormerly af Montgomery, Alabama,) ATTOBNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D. 0. "Office No. 428 D Street, Opposite the City. Hau, Will practice in the Supreme Qourt of the United above houses will be sold low for other property, or sold o1 $0 per month rent each has chance for investment the rear suitable fo sa fi stable, &c aeons stebet-Ganl Aste, oc 15-6" houses. Ingnire at 235 First Ward, bet. 10 and ‘OR SALE—Two ME Et each, on 8th street, near P. at Building Lot. 25 by 85 feet. to a wide al treet, (Island,) between © apd D stree t Building Lots Property in all change HOLTZMAN and Collection Agents, cer Building, first floor tr Real Estate Broke Roo No.1, Intell be 15-c06t HOR SALE-THE STOCK OF A GRDORRY RE,on the corner of 18th and K sta., and the storec widiattee soon saitetic hn Eoweken D- ing, sors cece dvanies at the store oe 14-60" FS egantly furnished fenr-stor, BRICK HOU: BE, contulzing to reome Hicker cellar, bath-room. gas, and water. Desirable l- cation’ few steps from Pa. avenue: near Treasnrs. Inquire at No. 275 Pa. avenue, H. ULE E'S Pho: tographic Seay: oe 3-1" TALUABL! ELIGIBL BulepiNG hors et Bry Lots No. 24, 25 and 27, in square on ith street west, between B and gud near the new Agricultural ot No. Ath and 12th streets west, The above Lots are all etiaibly sita ated ina ra npidly improving part of the city, aud Scrapidly increasing in value, and offer a most desirable opportunity to parsens desiring to baild oF invent, and Saltgow snd on good terms. Apply t 8. WALLACH, 8: Storaey- ~at-Law. oc 12-3taw3w No. 42 La. ave. cor. sth st. VA LUABLE AND EDIGIELY SITUATED HOUSES AND LOTS AT PRIVATE SAL Lots Nos. 10and 11, in Sunare 1 x 321. Lot No. 10 fronting on the corner ot C street north and ith street west.and improved by two Frame Dwell- ings and Brick Carpenter Shep. ot Bob Ti frontin, on ith Mireet West, between Band ¢ streets north, improved by a well and sub flantially built Three:story Brick Dwelling gon. taining ten rooms, with water and gas and other ern improvements. nee above property isin a valuable business hborbood, and rapidly enhancing in value— ofering a desirable opportunity to invest or obtain residence or business location, and will be sold at abargain. Apply to CHAS. 8. WALLACH, torney-at- Law, F 12-3tawsw No, 42 La. ave, cor. 6th st. SALE. soa FURNITURE sitionss Ho. 23 st.; contaii not sold be- BES of ‘Oats rs 2 it be Be 2 ig Bt soEE A tains rootta, asda biackenith she Abels ts ERG art gupta 8 Gi cine “ foe Brick and Water stroskon Oreet ttt Wats NEW OPERA HOUSE FOR RENT, Fronting three streets, near the corner of Pennsyl- Vania avenue and 9th street. THIS BEAUTIFULLY F FITTED-UP HOUSE Is fe . th, Tonpounleo Gentine fa nets rem or month, te FIRST-CLASS EXHIBITIONS ONLY. i ity for 1, 8. Stocked wit Soeressetar er areas properties, ye. mers W. L. WALL & 00., South corner Penneyivanie svenue nad Sth street,