Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR, | The Largest Circulation in the Distriet. | — ____ WwW. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1867, SJ READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SKE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTEB. THE GRANT AND THOMAS CORRES DN. DEwae ORRESPON Major General George H. Thomas has made 8 report to General Grant of ali the facts in relation to the municipal election of the city of Nashville. It is dated Sept. goth. The report contains all the official eommunt. cations which were exchanged upon th ject; the proclamations, respectivel: Governor of Temnessee and the Mayor of Nachville, and also the orders for sending troops to that city, and mat of General Grant directing Major General Thomas to go thither, «to remain until after theelection, to preserve | peace.” Major General Thomas specifically details to Gen. Grant bis conduct and mov Ments in the premises, And, with a view toa proper performance of duty, asks for instruc- | ions. These are given in telegrams, to the effect:—\I neither instruct to sustain the Governor nor Mayor, but to prevent con- flict. The Governor is ‘the only au- thority that can legally demand the aid of United States troops, and that must be by proc- lamation declaring invasion or insurrection existe beyond the control of other means at his bands. It is hoped your presence and good | judgment and advice will prevent conflict. Your mission is to preserve the peace, and not to take sides in political differences until called out in accordance with the law. You | are to prevent mobs from aiding either party. Af called upon legally to interfere your duty | is plain. You are not to prevent the lega State force from the execution of its orders. Such is the substance of the orders to Major | if Gereral Thomas. Fostumaieiz, no occasion occurred for the | employment of the United States troops, and | Major General Thomas, on the 2th of Sep. | tember, telegraphed to General Grant:—‘ The | election is over. All quiet.” THE PROPOSED ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN HERE We stated lately that Mr. S.T. Sait, a public spirited citizen of Maryland, had brought with | 3! him from Europe a large collection of curi- osities. of aceli tion, in this city. By the following extract from a letter received by Mr. Suit from | & promiment citizen of Paris, it will be seen | that Dir. S. is likely to receive very important aid from the other side of the water in carrying | out an object calenlated to add so much to the | attractiveness of the National Metropolis: Pakis, Oct. 10th, 186 avgtne Dear Sir:-—Since my last of the Ist inst. 1 received several letters from Mr. Geoffry St. Hilaire, the son of the celebrated FrencB Naturalist, and actually the Director ef the Garden of Acclimation an Bois de Boujogue. Thad also an interview with im at bis private bouse, daring which we spoke at length of the exchange of animals and of the scheme of the establishment of a garden of ac- ¢limation in Washington. On there two points 1 found him extremely isposed. 1 not only found him ready to pge the animal: necessary information and assistance in hi for the formation of a zoological garden men, if youdesire them for that purpose The Paris garden, although not yet six years old, is domg admirably well, and what, in an | economical and national point of view 1s still | of greater imporiance, ithas been instrumental in naturalizing im France several kinds of | sheep ard fowls, whose wool and feathers are uerd in industry and trade. In fact, it has opened new branches of business for the country. and will eventually do a great deal more in that way. As such an establishment wonld be of im- menee benefit to the United States, you will | bave no trouble, I think, ty find all the co- | cperation you need, both from the Gov- | ernment snd irom individuals, for such An enterprise. On the proposition of sev- eral gentlemen who raised a capital of one millien of francs for the par of ac- climating foreign animals in France, the | French Government gave them that | portion of the Bois de Boulogne you have vis- ited. Since tat every large city in France | bas followed the example, and bas its garden | of acclimation. At the same time the taste for ornamental birds and animals has taken an | immenge extension, and every one who has a | garden would think it incomplete without them. Also, all the gardens of acclimation in France are doing a splendid business. Plesse inform me so soon as you are ready to send me animals, so that | may inform Mr. Edwards and Mr. St. Hilaire of the fact. You | might, 1 ‘bink, commence by two invol one, composed of beavers of Uuapiti, for Mr. | Milzes Edwards, (Jardin des Plantes. Paris,) and the other addressed to Mr. Geotfrey St Hilaire, Jardin d’acclimation, do. In the second invoice you mightinelude coons, opos: *uIDS, Mins, beavers, moeking bir: 3, every auimal in fact, except the commonsquir- | Tel, which we baye. The two kinds of animals and birds Mr. Hilaire would prefer are those of the Sout States ard those on the range ct the Rocky Mountsins and on the Pacific slope. He spoke to me of & wild sheep, to be found in the latter region. which he would like very much to | have. Do you know lt! Virginia, South Uar- | olipa, Florida and Louisiana animals and birds are also sought for at the garden of accii- wauon of Paris. The animals and birds of Northeast we have. Besides the useful and ormamental animals of which I have already spoken, we have also the @nimais good for the tabi Such as ship | game and fowl, which are raised expressly in that view. Out of forty different species of hens bred in France. only two or three are | good for the table. The others are good for bstching, laying egg: good for one thing 1s not good for the other Englspd takes mostof ber fowls and eges trom France, aud the exportation of them ycarly is about two hundred millions of francs, Tus White Hovss.—A number of visitors | were at the Executive Mansion to-day, many | of whom bad an audience witn the Presi- | deni. Among those who called this morning | were Secretary Seward, ex-Senator Cowan, | and Hop. A. J. Glosabrenner. Tu Carirornia ELECTION.—The election | returns from fifty-four counties of California | make the election of Sprague and Fitzgerald, Democratic candidates for Judge of the Su- | preme Conrt and Superintendent of Pablic | | Andat the. Office of Adams Express instruction certain, THE TReascRy INVESTIGATION.—Th2 Re- trenchment Committee have been in session at the Treasury Department to-day, and are still evgaged in examining into the affairs of the | Printing Lpouaigeeas ur will begin to take | testimony next RBCOYBRING —Hon. St. Jonn B. L. Skinner, Firet Assisiant Postnaster General, is rapidly improving, and it is thought he will be abie to attend the duties of his office m the course of a few days. ——— GexBRal GRawt.—General Grant left the city last evening at six o’clock, for West Point, N.Y. He will return on Tuesday next. Persona, —Jobn T. Ford, formerly of ford’s Theater in this city, has addretsed Humorous letter to his Demecratic and Conser- YAtive friends inthe 19th and 20th wards in Baltimore, in reference to his deteat at the re- cent election in that city, and says he “accepts the siruation.”* General HOG Gregory. U. SA, lsat Bunker's Avenue Howl. ----Hon. twin Stoweney of Titman eee anne, Ee s ols, are stoppl: Sipe Hove. tt eo JE Usher Ine diane: Mayor orenend. of ‘New ork; A. Osborne, of Constantinople; Oo}. Rs Tan, of Maryland, are at the National Hotel. ss FRavD UPON TSE PEnsion Orrick —On the 2ist instant William H. Fisher and Edward A. Lockwood of Hannibs!, Missouri, pleaded guilty in the United States District '¢ art at St. Louts to an indictment charging them with | ranemitting (0 the Pension OMice a fraudulent x of attorney, on which Fisber was senter a Lockwood $100; both to etand com. ‘and costs of the preseca: ton were paid ‘Tux Onpyance CommiTTEz.—The Ordnance Committee bas decided to Bold no meeting ovtil next Wednesday. A ietter from General Logan says he has been confined to bis room rendering bis cartier practicable moment, when his hea!th will permit Bim (o travel, he may be looked for, A PREMATURE OUTBREAK tm Roun.—The | “glorious news” from Italy, foreehadowed in the mysterious cable dispatch we published yesterday seems to have beem based on a very elight foundation. Late dispatches from Rome state that the Party of Action im that city, who have hitherto beem very quiet, attempted an insurrection on Tuesday last} A mine wa’ placed under the barracks Of the Papal Zouaves, which at a given signal was fired, asdecided failure, Nota Many persons, to be sure, were injured. The general outbreak whic the firing of the mine was to signalize, was one Tepressed, and the city soon became ‘Special yh to the Star.) CHICAGe, Oct. $6.—E ghty-seven a Towa give the Republicans an official maj Interest Notess {Special Dispatch to The Star.) New Youre, Uct.23.—Government securities all show an upward tendency. The 5-20's of 1962 are quoted to-day at 107. ‘The absence of ramorsand news from Wash- ton is restoring confidence in financial elnslen, ‘A counterfeit $100 Compound has been passed on Assistant ‘Treasurer ¥a on The attempt w: single life was los: Tur POLL Tax.—“A Tax-payer” writes to us inquiring how itis that he finds two items of school tax on Dis tax bill. one item is the general tax for school purposs and the other the dollar schoo! poll tax. Some baye supposed that the recent law of Con- gress does away with the poll tax, but this | anerror. Itsimply does away with the re- quirement that the dollar poll tax shall be paid as a pre-requisite to voting. RECEIPTS FROM CusToms.—The receipts from customs at the ports below named from October 14th to 19th inclusive, were as as fol- We suppose th: Colfax and Grant. [Special Dispatch to the Star.) 26.—An Indianapolis special to the Commercial says that the nomi_ nation of General Grant for the Presidency by Speaker Colfax is understood in Indiana to owal by the latter of his candidacy for the Governorship of that State. be equivalent to an Base Ball—The Defeat of the Nationals at Irvingten, New Jersey. [Special Dispatch to the Star.] 26.—The Nationals Washington, met with another defeat yester- day. They visited Irvington, to play tne turn game of their match with the Irvington Club, and were beaten by a score of 29 to 23 Tbe Nationals dia not play as good a game as they did with the Mutoali tons played remarkably well. witnessed by two or three thousand people, nclusion the Nationals were en- tertained at @ supper. Norton was absent as “8, 205,551.09 Naw York, Oct. while the Irving- The game was NATIONAL THEATRE —Miss Lucille Western will appear this evening as Nancy Sykes” in the drama of “Oliver Twist. s7-A Democratic mi was beld in Broom! ratification meeting ny N. ¥., Thursday ene- bing, which was addressed by ex-Governor Colored Voters in Pittsburg Chase for the Presidency {Special Dispatch to the Siar. J PiTTspvuaG, Oct. 2.—A co: ored men assembled here 188i night to consider the results of the recent elections. clared that they saw no necessity for nomiua- ting Grant for President, and resolutions were pasced recommending the freedmen to su Chief Justice Chase for the Presidency, stand by the cholce of the Republican party at vention of col- F.—GRAND ENCAMPMENT.— pa? ie meeting Will be held on an, Gr. nertbe, i eth 76 RORROW. .(sun vG Vind streets. €: epitol Hate Preaching at 743 0 ‘eteek day.) at 11 o’clock a.m, A NOTICE — WESLE CHAPEL. corner Fifth and F streets, R Wyoming Gonference. wi 1 Divine permission, preach in Wesley Chapel To: MURROW (Sunday) October "M. 'The public ne mbes 5 Gen. Beauregard at St. Loui man in the same City—Su {Special Dispatch to the Star.] Sr. Louis, Oct. rived here yesterday from Washington. 1t is bis first visit since the war. Gen. Sherman bas returned trom a visit to the Madison county mine, and will leave for Wachington in a few days. Four attempts at suicide in this city, within twenty-four hours, are recorded in the St. Beauregard ar- re ay Streets, By order oft animals, &c ; baving in view the | establishment of a zoological garden, or garden | =F SRST £9 QPERATIY E BU ecial ineeting on TUES Suspension of a Steck Bi PHILaDELPnia, Oct.26.—Charles P. Bayara, A stock broker, ‘has suspended for a larg He owes money both here and in New York. Hebasa large amount of assets but they are of an unavailable character. thought that he will ultimately pay ail and have a balance. lowed on the first Monday By order of the Board 'G.R. THOMPSON, Secretary. ped all wil be in attendance. ARCELLUS HOLTZMAN Recording Secretary. ¥. T. Suit, Esq Waste | “The Grant Movement. [Special Despateh to the Star.] PHILADELPHIA, Uct. 26, 1867.—Among those who spoke at the Grant meeting here last night was ex-Governor Pollock. There are now 15 Grant Clubs in this city. No TO WHOM IT ¥ ERG'S Si Ho wil beheld vat om: November Ist The Election in Mexico [Special Despatch to the Star,} New York, Cet, 26, 1867.—A Herald special says tbat out of the 245 electoral votes of Mexico, Diaz gets only 75 1 m GIARLES GEKABERG, 351 North C st. between 43g and 6th sts. (Chron Expres. Iniel.| wt" HE WASHINGION CO-OPERATIVE he bas with those you | ud him, but also willing to give all | ibe eS ener Ars ” New York Market. . 26.—Flour 10320 Wheat 3a5 cents better, gton or elsewhere. He will give me | his plans, Bis es'imates, and even his work- | SSOCIATION. doll at i2xya13¥. Whisky steady. Cotton firmer at 24 for middling upland: Freights firm. Spirits turpentine dull at 54 a55 cents Rosin quiet a: $3 75 for strained. SS THE MOST EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION IN WASHINGTON. FINANCIAL. During the week.ending to-day there has been received at ‘the Treasury Department from the Printing Divisicn, $572,320 peri te Frac- th Currency. During tancomn} saenae forwarded was as foniowt perro the the ‘Astictant Treasurer at Philade!ptis, $200,000; at New York, $100,000; to Natioaal Banks ana others, $2; 2 664.63. ‘Theamount of tecorities held by the Treas- arer Of the United States in trust for National Banks, reported to.day, were: For eirculating notes, $340,629,250; for deposit of public moneys, $33,270,450; total 378,993,700. The amount of National Bank currency is- sued during the week was $34.350, Inaking the total amount issued up to Gate, $304,154,541. From this is to be deducted the currency returned, including worn out notes, Amount- ing to $5,046,915, leaving in actual circulation at this date, $299,107,896. The amount of fractional currency redeemed and destroyed at the Treasury Department during the week was $337,500. The receipts from internal revenue to-day ‘were $403,909.16, making total amount for the ‘week ending to-day $2,290,992.27, and the total since the beginning of the present fiscal year 867,76 8,662.26. —_.——_ Government Securities. WASHINGTON, Uct. 26, 1867.—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gev- ernment securities: U.£.6’s Coupon, bigs U.S. Five Twenties, 1862. U.S. Five Twenties. pon U.S. Five Twenties, 1965. 109%, U. 5 Five Twenties, Jan&J'y,'65. i 6% 7 3s U. 8. Ten Forties... 1003, U.8. Seven Thirties, June 105 ¥ U.S. Seven Thirties, July.. 105 ¥ EW YORE FIRST ieaene BALES. oupons, 12 5.20°a. 1862. 5.20°s, 1864, 5.20"8, 1965. 5.20’s, Jn. [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.] Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stocksand bonds 1m home and foreign markets as follows : New Yorg, Uot. 26.—Firet Board—vU. S. 6’s. 18$1,coupon 111%; 5.20"s, 1562,coupon, 112 i; 1864, coupon, 109; i865, coupon, 109. pon, pew, 107; 1567. coupon, 10.40’ coupon, 31's, second, 105; 730°, thi Cumberiand, "25: 'Qnici posa, s; do. preferred, 14%, Nev: York Uenwraly 112: ‘Patine Mail, 145; Adantic Mail, 117 Erie, 72%; do. preferred, 76: Hudson. Reading, |'s Michigan Central, 108; Michigan Southern, 784; Iili- nos Oentral, 1211; Cleveland and Picanarg, S14; Northwestern, 47); do. preferred. 65 Rock Island. ; Fort Wayne. 97; W. Telegraph. 34; Boston Water Power, 16, Cleveland ‘and Toledo, 165. ROPOSA mR THLE ¢ AS Wih TS a Sih Oftes af the Suncrintenddent and Tnspettor of Sewars. Carringewaus. and Sideinalk, ef City Halt, Washin Sealed Proposals wil Office until on SDAY, Nove aber sth next. for the construction of a barrel sewer in A Street north, trom the west side of Second street east. and to conncet with the Government sewer in Desaware a with snc ps. drops, man les. and | branch: fs may be re auired. The sizeof the mai er will be three feet, and the laterals two f diameters, with walls nine inches In th . The raps and manholes witl be the same size and deseript As those at Franklin Square and Thirteenth street wGildders will wtate th ain and laterals. which rive per lineal foot for manhole, dr shallinclude all expense in and miking good albstrecte. flay tout. For further particnjars see specification in the e of the Superintenient and Inspector of Sewers, &c., or th: Commissioner of the Fifth The right is reserved by the Mayor to reject any or all bids. should it be deemed to the inter: est of the Corporation. WM. FORSYTH, 8u cfintencent amd Ingpector, &el THOMAS PRYO: BKNJAMIN OWEN, Assistant Commissioners. E. B. ES. Commissioner Fifth Ward. HAS. D. LIE! BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. 509 Nintn Street, corner of D WASHINGTON, D.C. avenue, south side, be- Members who lave n the constitution fee) before they can n advantages of the New subscriptions Tecelved at the same place, 3u8 | tween oth and woth streets. ans pay one Gollae initiation A large assortment of ( Books, Rosaries. Gold and cifixes, School Boo eles. Magazines, Newspapers, ete., olic Books, Prayer Iver Medals and Cra- Blank Books, Fancy Arti- all at the very i; he first tmecting ayinentof dues will be eae Teauasted to moet nt rr : 1 WEDNESDAY NIGHT. at? o’els Printed Constitutions. may. be obtained ‘after Monday next trom t y. M streets. or the Tres =: 4 ETEOPOLIT © of this Asweclation will be helt on NG, Uctober 2”, at the Board the Law Office of Me sp Gopner stir aud 87 PRUMPTITUDE IN FILLING ORDERS_ew “Hee BD, Presitiout JOHN P. BROPHY gives his attention to the posto Department, 30% PENNSYLVANIA AY N 9TH AND 10TH st. IMPORTERS OF RICH BLACK SILKS, RICH PLAIN COLORED SIL: ELEGANT EMBROIDERED SILKS, LYONS SILK VELVETS, PARIS AND LYONS POPLINS, AND PARIS KID GLOVES. Will open on MONDAY, October 28th, a mag: cent stock of the above goods—all of which the: will offer at a very small advance en the cost of im: PRPPPPPE PPE PR PPP PRE EAE Ere GARIBALDI AND ZOUAVE sant RDAY VE Koows, Penntylvania aveni Important bus: below Ninth street. 38 transacted. aud books will be open for subscrip- WASHINGTON Cleaned out for $75. A& new invention by addressing the undersigned. NAL CAD 000 in about Nir ‘artics ma will = 9. as F—A 5 Neate ENING, ‘oe tober 2 a » mem! THOMAS Ww. FOWLER. “Au Act approved October 10ti- 407, te o' ail Bereonal Property, Stocks, is fixed at one dollar aud one hundred doll quarter per cent.—of the assessed value taxon all Real "to $2. Fave ¥ TRIMMED ge yea dan OVERC DATS. FINE BERS oe CLOT da: tothe anh day of November, 1957, both fter which no abatement will be al- 5 RECEIVABLE oS eves ete, etc. The specie | Good Black ciatk Pros bogie 2 ‘com Sacks, 98. Black Cloth Fro ks, $19. BOYS’ OM SBLRT 45D WHITE FRENCH © ON FECTIONERY AMPs IES’ L N. J088PR H. SHAFFIELD™ No, 246 Peunsyl- between 12th and 13th streets, re- ounces to bis customers and the pub- ™ prepared to, furuish Oyster so, Coffee, Tea, and f0 82. curepRE®. 3 Ruint WaisTs . Fancy. and Embroidered INFANTS" "AND GALL DR MERLIN Boys’ Genuine ‘Suckeh en Gauntlets, Boys’ Heavy Cotton Socks, SOUTHERN CASSIMERES, and Families furnish ms, Pastry, and all articles inthe Coufectionery business, made of fhe best inl and xt the shortest notice. oct. thejes Cakes: Tee Cres CITY EXPRESS Calls for and Delivers to any address, BAGGAGE, PACKAGES AND MERCHANDISE. FoR MOVES FURRITURE, &e., &e. GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS Principal Office. FL OCKs AND ‘SHODDY Silk-mixed Suits, 2 pome and Twist ndard Sill Good Business Buits . $12 ani Rentucky Jears Suit ry ‘Tweed Sesreonis, $3, THE FINEST SELECTION PIECE GOOD8 I ever had now read; ELECTHO: MEDICATED VAPOR! BATHS ir. L. ALCAN, ‘ecently in charge of seer ik por Baths at the variou General Honpit | Eruptions of the Bkin, male Complain 7 ESTABLISHED 1953. am McPHEBSON & FERGUSON, PExn. AUTRE, CORNER Ist stREzt, DRI MEDICL Bitbos, x ina nba gees OHEMICALS, BIS" and other famous: maa Dementia Preven, Austr pgs Coatit Cassimeres, NEW YORK ORK PRICES. HEAVY RIBBED FINE PLA MEBINO oo A LAMBS- WOOL shih SAND DBAWEES, ‘let Flannel Shirts and Boys’ Merino Shirts ‘and Drawers. Buckskin Gloves. a gocks. Ww x eesti and Beavor Pants, 810. bei rk Gl oth Back a omits. te Yaris Slik Vests. ALR A HORSE a5 ROCKAWAY, jot ise RLY 0 ELS Shoe Btore, corner rath UGEBS AND AUGER BITS. Fe Very fine White an: | «SOHN BR. ELVANS & CO. Maas MOUNTS NTS 6 foxes BxeTRo} a ethan ‘cronp. Ra yet » In- | effectually enred by he at 3396 f Ee RGAINS 1M PIA! G REAT BA aa DROS THAT HAVE int Cog motel agtare Overatrang inate id ONE Paley ASEE rg Sree 88 TAKEN Nyaa avenue, i Rea poeroiee rae aay Oneness 2 Fen, bove Pianos we the Pah: Sane ange mn 'W.G. METZEROTT &'00., _Bole Agents for Stetwear’s Pigaos ENGLISH AND AMERICAN, No. 585 Seren! [ABLE Cl CUT! PLATED WARE, FORKS, SPOONS, CASTERS, TEA SETS, &c., Rogers, Smith & Co,’s make, at GEO. FRANOIS', 490 erent street 7OR 5. the Pa Wawaset, foot of 7th Ps A i ry | an EE ILLINERY. M MISS SANFORD oved from the Store in Market § ew Show Room 2482 Penpaylvanial ie between 12th, and 3th. streets. up stalrs and ‘is prepared to exhibit an eléeant as: cortment of FRENCH BONNETS. it OVERNMENT GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE. 300 pairs new PANTS, OVERCOATS and Lined BLOUSES for sale cheap at JOUNSON’S Shoe and Clothing Store, oc %5-3t___bet. 19th and 20th sts., First Ward, 8° FRENCH NOTE PAPER AN . LA Vetorns. * AND EN NEW STYLES, We haye just raceived anew and beantiful assort- ment of FRBNCH NOTE PAPER and ENV. LOPES of every pattern and border. Among them several entirely new styles, which we can have stamped with any monogram letter or device of any kind. Orders for this paper filled with promptness and neatness. BLANCHARD & MOHUN, Booksellers and Stationers, ner Pa avenue and Eleventh st. ce of th timense de- ‘upon us for, STEINWA PIANUS auring the week our stock has| been ex! nd We reqnest our cus. fora few days. when we ex- Assortinent of ail atyles. LN. G: METZEROTT & CO of Steiuway’s Pianos ang Bison‘ ita mlin's Oxbonen Organs, oc2 St Stoves: stove: For sale a large lot o} RD HARD STOY ES as good as new—cook aud fy ating stoves. ALS Two GRATES, in pet sfodi order with fue: fronts. which Pwill sell very cheap for cash. 4 oth, t, between D and E streets, oem F° SALF—AT A BARGAIN—A very n TOP BUGGY and set of HARNESS, nearly new. and a good gentle FAMI UX ESS | I HORSE Hi whole $270 be bought for I neparately, ver Tat RING & KEYS" Sante Cateee be tween Ith and 18th stre ts; between 9 a.m. ai m.. and see the prope FORAGE DAYS ONLY. “PARLOR ORGAN USICAL ei Menrs f 7 i 7 a “St LARGE DISCOUNTS. Provions to mov ing to our new and beautiful Will sell on small amounts monthly, any Iusten- ment in the mire. th it st Bt in the city. mics OHN F. ELLIS. _0023-8t 306 Penna, JOEN | near 10th st. FOR SALE AND RENT. BR RENT+ROOMS, at 176 21 st. DRY GOODS, &. Mearos, general HOUSE ‘aD KERS. Aino, ae on Failors work. NISHED FRONT. ROOMS a A Vipera family, No. 426 12th st., above H. BMPRESS CLOTHS, ier to ssaist im i Ne. ceditpseful, at Ney] jnstrious, relial aut drivontik ‘wagon Maner Aawelust. Ge ae WOMAN. to cook. w in asmall family NTED ant Vand 15 qmail prottt tomake, ‘aR, avenue, Beckert’ “ aut received:frém Auction. ae 3 Fran Na jos RECEIVED FROM AUCTION. Tease, of at ted ta Tange double-bed AU. Wool Blan nished pard, at a3 ‘ath at, W. SELBY & CO., ‘avenue, (south side.) near Seventh atreet. Ye large rooms, a between anil Hat Only $18 per month. Apply to A. P| Room 3, Internal Revenue fice. OR BENT—THREE ROOMS, fi nished as Parior, Ch able for gentleman ani w reference required. No. ¢, between th and 10th streets. ‘Aprly at the Star office on Tuesday. Oct. 29th. between 12 and 1 o'clock. B references required. A bis ieee AROEER. aTOR on Singer Machine. “None but a.goed J Lease’ TA Wool Do. Tease ert wide, ine, 1 bale) spake al Do., Be. ™ JACKSON YATES. 525 Seventh street. Ui Avenue Houss. it without chiliren. Good 404 Massachusetts Au itwoat’ White Flannels, 5 Seventh streot FANTED To rent—A neat 6 or7 room MOUSE. (brick preferred.) located between Hi and N and 6th and 15th streets, with gas. Star Office, for 6 days. ANTED—A GIRL. who cau Cook, Wash and Sew. and who can be well recommended. man a prerre Good wages. Apply 492 sth a auiet home for a raat O'R ttrect. corner ith sireet and woodsliod. CASH AND 840 MONTHI: ‘Y purchase one of those two houres with high porches k from spent Island, between rom Stiithsonian grown Mn SOOSTARR & METCALF corner 15th streetiand } NT—Se unfarninbed third eae with cas and water, housekeeping. at No. 116 21 street west. —A BRICK HOUSE Toums In @ good locality; 7th s Apply next door No. 0 slate the best makes of CALICOES, 12% and 15 ents. 1 th tyiee DEL AT sar e are! atzie oe Goud SHIRTING MUSLIN" ne aad 15 cents. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. J. W BY ivania avenue, venth street cars 0c 25 mas 362 ‘nd a64 S20 and 25 couts. TyON to do chamber work and agian sew Apply at 043 Mass i references given. d and 3d et! ir where the avenue and Stop, (south wide.) Lance AUCTION SALES TA HOUSE « containing situated betwee: ad six or eight roo! Uth streets ane Pennsy Rent must be moderate. EDA SERVANT to do ine small family, A g0 the beet Teferences need ppiy, at $35 Maryland ae a NT—BRIOK HOUSE, five rooms, ner Maryload avenue and (th street, L Tear set JACKSON YATE. DRY GOODS AT NEW YORK OR $2,000 WANTED FOR ax or twelve months, on deed of trast— ample security—by a party well established in ba: siness. for which ® ase aa interest in Office. ‘oR RENT_Two HOUSES. ix roms aid pes. WEDNESDAY, at 830. F and FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK. The Goods sold EXTREMELY LOW. Our Mr. MAY was present each day, and bought some of the best and cheapest DRESS GOODS KS. FINE POPLINS. FRENCH MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTH, WOOL PLAIDS That have been sl sinc We shall sell the Goods at @ very SMALL ADVANCE JOS. J. MAY &CO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and Lith streets, JNEW DREES GOODS FROM AU: We have just opened a lar of New Drer= Goods from the comprising one of the handsomest assortments of SILKS AND FINE DRESS GOODS that we haye eve OR BENT—Unfurnis two COMMUNICAT story, with or without one additional BR ¥ Foun water in we yard. Apply ¢ a SG HOOMS on the second man who has be imsclt an 1S T manufacturing busi- g books and accounts. given by addressing. with box 599, Georgetown, D.C. [OR RENT-Buitable for bousshonplng for tleman and wife, SECON D FLOOR, consist of three large Rooms, with piivilers: pare ni inreehee or party: furnished. het ais AN we nt JOSEPH H. 12th and 13th sts. RP. BURFORD S Conch Fac eorgetown, One EEL LW RIGHT and one BUDY- MAKER: TO rk. SHAFFIELD, 36 er E NT 4,corner, Washington and Ww ANTRD— $I 200 on first-class security. fc which a good bonus will be given. | ce a first ELUING) in the Ist Warts & ta vie aye, aot | 6th at, h ¢ Brokers and Collecting Agen 1 Intelligencer Buitding. jarri N ay child's nurse; thorowanly S 2d street, between annachuectt avennee ANTED—A GERMAN FAMILY to en on a farm ‘of 2% ‘acres, and attend generally horses and the place. two mile from:he 1 Louisiana avenne, HOUSES. arranged for gas and water. aodall ery improvements, new being erected on U street, between Isth and ‘14th streets feeteach, runuing back to a thirty foot alley. feot from building line for ter- Will be completed abont Novem- New York auctions, Lots 19s feet and Houses set back 15, races in front and having de- 8 until the recent large we are prepared to offer our cus- is, at Such prices as ANTED-THREE | FURNISHED owt tor five pe rsons. ims: One-fifth cash; balance in fonr years, ome- eichth of the deterred payines ts to be made every JOHN R ELVANS & a0. tomers some very Superior sonable price wil Hotel COOK and ten WALTERS: whe thoronghly understand Honst, BIS How Jersey by th ¥ and il make am For save py KILBOURN & LATTA. CLOAK AND 8iTAWE ROOM UP STAIRS, avenue, near th And a complete assoctment on hand —A SITUATION as Body hy a respectable, ‘dmane ‘Can shave and cut hair section to go traveling. Best of reference ‘Addi “4 Geek AUSTRIAN at NOLNSON & BUTTON i rooms. between Pa. ard and 20th street west, by Novembe criat. Address ‘Renter Hoe IMPORTANT ! T DECLINE LN DRY GuODs. YUSE WANTED—| f you want to sell a ble for MN respectable family 2 )0n can tings purchaser b A SMALE Be nd can give a per! SPLENDID PRINTS. 10 CENTS, UTIFUL COTTON, 9 CENTs. And all other GOODS in proportion. Sold to day at LANSBURG & BRO. 515 seveNntu sTREET, Third Door above D street, Intelligencer Building. [Chron., Intel., Expres:.| Recsivixe DAILY, AT EMORY BAXTER'S, 115 Penn. ayenne, between 19th and 20th streeta, DRY GOODS, Fall and Winter trade, consisting of All-wool to $15; Colored Coverlets, wels. Napkins ‘Table > Linens, Cassimeres, Flan: Hosiery and Trimmings. {nl aesortment of Plain and Plaid Poplin: Empress Cloths. and Delaines, A beautiful assortment of SHAWLS, just re- ceived. which will be sold 10 per cent. cheaper, than can be bonght elsewhere. BOARDING, SHED PARLORS and BED-ROOMS or without, board fo rent, at No. 48: 7 the "moder conveniences M ind N streets, STORY BRIC VANTED—To “ge forcash Lee: HOUSES, with t sem acl Lal eile RRS METCALF , Real Estate Broke (Plant's Bult ling, . Y¥. ave. and 15th s! GRONAEESA: @ Fonsonable or FRAME HOU less than six rooms with madern improvements, desirably and pleasantly located, with good yard, city Ra Georgetown, for which cash ecb. Real Estate Brokers, et, corner ¥F street. en IMMEDIATEL. tern hupber of Foe fureishod and un- arnished; large and ae he METCALY. Cor. New York ave. and 15th st. 'ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHING. old and SILVER, o any other article of the old srtahiientd derchant pownbre, Kore Store ot 8. FULTO orth of siveeuis BREWING. MAC HIN FOR SALE AND RENT. G BEAT MERIDIAN HILL nts and newly furnish ed A THREE-STORY BRICK. between G and H streets, A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS RESIDE NO] on Hi street, between Fifteenth and Sixte “Oh Twellth street. wrice n BBIC A SQUARE OF GROUND. ; for sale ata bargain, the northwest ines Or re & LATT: A. Corner Seven aud F streeta 119 Pennsylvania avenue, BOARD clo 1 str between @ and ft (OR RENT—Two well Taraishs = BASEMENT on first floor, suitable for honse- (Bent reasonable. No. 467 ove E street ND CHA i FRONT ROOM. furnished CHAMBEES, at No hand 10th ae ENT. 30 SOR BENT=FLEASAN T ROOMS, and first Rooms with elf tie ‘modern mor: second door from 2d PH gasin the noes, To commence at B.M. HALL’S BEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 71 LOUISIANA AVENUE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 1867 ARGE. COMMUNICATING i jd water.) in the hons OMS with BOARD can be iyepplying ing: at Boe mi ined in a private famil; H street, between 10th ant newly furnished BOOM ah KD, in a private family, and wife; or two gentlemen, at 149 ‘getown, ED BOOMS, with rst lass BOARD, sH can be obtained at 375 ‘Having made the ements I am now prepared to e above named buil ing, im anite of two. three, four, or more, to fami suitable references. An Office will also be opened on the Ground dur ing the coutinuance of sales, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Carriage on hand to take persons to the Ground Tent ROOMS in ¢ For farther ie to or address RILEY SHI Rreene and Olive streets. on "RNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, suitable je persons, can be had upon 9 west 3d street, corner In T R-STORY PRESSED BRICK FRONT <teem rooms.) on F stre Subdivided into 600 LOTS, for married or sinj noderate terms at 3% E-STORY. BRICK HOUSE, on @ rth, between 13th and Lith streets, com CRO S ANT, Bourable wellfurnichel rout DOM! TABLE BORED taining ten rooms. $15 , with BOARD. . 494 ith street rences given ifr HING FIRST-CLASS BORED. ly farnished ROOMS ‘a avenue, near 21st irs pags the door every few minutes. FIVE YEARS’ TIME. ONE FIFTH CASH. 6. on M street north. wtore in front, ARTIES WISH an find pleasant, and a two-story catpenter s sho month. in advance. PBICES LOW. corner 7th and F strecta. TE 4 LOT WILE YOU CAN —s2 nd § nthiy payments will s Located in First Wi ADIES ANI AND GENTLEMEN will ee wit ul BOA t 153s stree t, corner Pa.ave. mental and Army officers invite Lot wits gcod rectly on the grade. Suuare from the Pennsylvania avenue cars, METCALE Lae: and N FRAME DWEL- ibtse RTABLE’ and LOT, near the Pe Hewpital, or will exchange for small Far FRAME HOUSE, four roems, nearly new; 500 cash. The attention of Dever SEE OUB PLAT! a. oc 23-6t* at large, handsome house, No. ‘BMI 19th street, between Gand Hy being newly, accommodation of 5 Those deetrous at en- Fanentl rR! the winter will do This high and splendid land, long the favored spot opened. ts now re first-class BOARD: PRESIDENT’S HOUSE, ; froin avenu care Hye anlonte wal fom the healthiest and most Charming site about Wash- seme. large room | suitable for or a party NEW COOPERATIVE STORE. 407. NINTH Bi aera series at low is bh Choi FL roceries at lov rates. oice ater, Ege Hf Hams, A Ni ae en Golden Syra mere chen et than the same grade night elnewhe r ghaices en Fruit to be fount eine yon hand. Gall’ snd spe. nocd 1k Bors AND SHOES AT COST. From today Iwill sell my large stock BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST to close seiner, Call early for bargains. | 331 Penn's ave., bet. an pen Mie ata. 0c 19-e010tit South sid 7 JOST BRC larger arscrtmont of beautiful PRENCH SHADES TS Tor fesding lights. which will be soldat @ low Agurens £2 PSHEPHERD & BROS, “269 Penna. avenge, scuth aide, oc f4-e0d2w ‘Near lith strect. Cuxarzst BOOKS IN THE WORLD. WAVEBLEY NOVELS, FIVE NOVELS IN ONE VOLUME. Vol 1, Containing Waverley, Bob Boy, Monas- ery, Kenilworth, Pirate. Voi. 2, Containing Iyanhoe, Fortunes of Nigel, ‘Old Mortality, Guy Mannering, Bride of Lam- mermoor. Bound in cloth, only $1.50 per vol. CHARLES DICKENS’ WORKS, Sixteen different editions, from l0cente to $8'a novel. BULWER NOVELS, Some as cheap 9875 cents. THACKERAY'S WOBES, Several editions. MARRYATT'S NOVELS, At 60 cents, $1, and’ G1 2. IRVING'S WOBKS, Paper, 75 cents. CHEAP STATIONERY OF ALL KIXD3, FOR SALE AT THE THE HUDSON TAYLOB BOOK 8TOB! FRENCH & RICHARDSON, cis 334 Penne. evone, DABHIAGES AND” say BOLTS, auasegt tale by [eesti ien RB. ELVANS & CO. lang ce ae Bees baer te car ite oie ie ‘Corner Vermont Hist | { oy me ington, is at last offered to the public on terms mo favorable than any ever before offered, with a PERFECT TITLE! ‘It needs no words of praise, but speaks to all want- EW BOARDING HOUSE. —First-class Table BOARD can be obtained at, the ‘house oa the northwest corner of 8th ave.. formerly known as the. Sor House. HE HOWARD BOARDING HOUSE, South ‘west corner 9th st. and Pa. ave.,over Wail’s Auction store, having been gatirely F Real Estate Brok Ni W. cor. 6th st. f.0B RENT—The HOUSE No. 48 oS Capitat street, pornee im, containing 9 see BABE “CHANCE ed THVEST NENT. eat URACTU RIN ny ma lence eadrean F P. ( Box and aco va throu; ducted ag a first-class Boardin, Wishing ® good accommodation™ noes for choice of rooms. rery profi NE BUSINESS. any in operatin aa for partirulara,” RNISHED HOUSE TO RENTNo 233 Ps. avenue. Inquire on the premises pZeenighed = a 7 kitchen The whole city now moves towards this magnifi eed hes FOUND. m pee bospe on 234 of The’ above awaea ‘sal ey Fell ifdelivered "as ee TEL a a Ram white flan! 4 suitable reward will i penpals No. 215 Nowlows vaca Bet, Land M and Now York avenue. ASTRA Y—Came to the subseriber about the ist ED COW, dry, white star in ‘Owner will prove A Street Railroad runs to it. The Park will be made just beyond it. Oak Trees crown its summit. BEFOBE FIVE YEARS It will double in value. The Poor Man and Specuilator are offered fine in- ducements to buy. tion: fe re ste fro cation: few ste m1 Inquire at No. 27 Ot 275 Pa. eee Ve have several firat class FUR: Lg St for rentat $10, Ey mth each. by a pest location two very elegant HO! KR RENT—At No 398 tween 434 and oth ste. of September, 8 rel nd On png SES at 6100, SEARE & METCALF, corner New York ave. and léth st. ‘OR SALK CHEAP. Ofice Desks 1b Office Tables Wagon Covers “agin cise gin atiee ‘agin FULTON & ees it B, Ki stated ai Sie, GOS, out iss PRICE ACCORDING TO LOCATION OF LOT. F%, $150, $175, $250, aso ke OUND. ray SOW lth roe red dry a No such property will ever be offered again, for ee sae ED, no such adjoins the city. inst., 8 ate Seid TOOK wart ait be pala peg orshe BUY WHILE YOU CAN. Fo DEROE, ai a corner contai Wood-house, wank house, aud it Pap ciiey ter ea ellars is in attic to ce! ‘or farther particulars apply at the tear Peat 9 nck re =a ee i Cet at Ty Indiana sen ayen of thet Lien Epiphany intaay Ghoveh. a ry SaaS Ft, eaiercat ill be fuss ania avenms Buty between Teh, and Can be examined from this day on. B. M. HALL, 7 Louisiana avenue has been recently ble to the omer on SALE Fi bh ter Ad hs te t. to ride alley ie ee seg an se ale —Lost or stolen, a Re Ly newer tthe "ALL STOCK. wien ae Orrice. NSIDE CARRIAGE JOHN RB. SEvARe s | ptions, ee Bee eaeh teansiet