Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1868, Page 2

? ‘ i — | ' EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the Distriet CROSBY 5S. NOYVES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY. - OCTOEER 3, 1568 S7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. DANGERS ABOVE AND BELow. ‘There are people who are apprehensive that some of these days this globe may be smashed to atoms by © wandering comet; and others | who think that the danger to eur planet is ia- | ternal rather than external, and that some time the pases generated by internal fires will pro- | duce & greater earthquake than any recorded, | resulting im a breaking in of the crust, the Yusbing into the cavity of the waters of the ocean, and the formation of steam at such a rapid rate as to cauxe an explosion, which will blow the inhabitants and their dwelling places | ky high, and plunge our orgamtzed world into its original chaos. As for the outside danger, We bave the assurance of scientific men that comets are mainly composed of gas, and our earth could pass through their attenuated sub- stance withont damage: but even were they msde of morefsolid matter, the timid may take beart from a late occurrence in Eu- rope. Am serolite, almost large enough to rank im ponderosity asa comet, has recently fallen on the earth's surface, near Warsaw, in Poland, without doing any damage, but, on the contrary, being itself shivered to pieces by concussion with the atmosphere before it reached the ground. It is said tohave hada @iameter of more than a mile. It first burst high up im the air, then each of the pieces broke up in turn, until parts of the mass were Teduced to powder. One scientific man picked up 42 fragments, another 1,612, and millions more remain strewed over the country. This seems to show that our atmosphere acts asa kind of cushion to protect us aganst all such dangerous visitors, and also sets them on fire by friction, and the heat thus engendered ex- plodes them into compara‘ively harmless bits, The dangers which threaten us trom inside Te not so remote, and the recent terrible earth- quake in Sonth America shows how unstable i the crust upon which we live. When the round, man’s symbol of ail that is materially solid and secure, rocks beneath his feet, he ean- not beip being impressed with the dread power of the unseen forces of natare, and with his own imsignificance. The great earthquake, however, has its lessons as well as its warning, and the account of its effects are interesting, | because they show something of the agercies by which the face of the earth must frequently, in past times, have been altered, and afford re- markable confirmations of the theory that the great changes upom the giobe have been the result of subterranean commotions. In Pera the face of the country has béen changed. Hills have been sunk down, Inkes have been made where there were high and dry lands; rivers have dred up in their courses, and new streams run where there were none before. The inci- dents of this calamity show, ona small scale, what has been done on a large scale before man’s occupation of the earth. In the Sand- wich Islands it has been noted that there has been a subsidence of a portion of the shore, yarying trom eight inches to seven feet, ‘These facts are very suggestive, and are wor- thy the attention of all who take an interest in the physical history of the planet on which we live. Puorosep Cuaxoz or Eriscorat Govern- ™ENT.—In the New York Episcopal Conven- ‘ion, yesterday, there was a spirited discussion over the subject of forming a Federal Council of the Dioceses of the State. A committee ap- poimted by the last convention to prepare plan fora fedérate council recommended a ca- non for adoption, declaring it lawful for the dioceses now existing, or which may hereatter be erected within the limits of any State or Commonwealth, toestablish for themselves a federate council or convention, representing such dioceses, which may deliberate and decide upon the common interests of the Church with- im that State, and enact any laws necessary thereto, not repugnant to or inconsistent with the constitution and canons of the General Convention and the Book of Common Prayer. ‘This proposition is meeting with considerable opposition. The Low Church delegates en- deavored to introduce a clause depriving the council of legisiative and judicial powers, but im a vote by orders their substitute was lost— 99 against 155. Goop AbvicE To Stump SPgaKeRs.—Mr. Greeley hasan article in the Independent this ‘week on the « Needs of the Canvass,” and asa veteran, submits to his younger brethren some bints which public speakers of both parties Would do well to bear in mind. Muzzas, he says, do not count in official returns of votes. Speeches that evoke continual shouts of ap. plause or laughtgr oftener repel than win Subiows, hesitating voters. Speeches have been made that were immensely cheered and ad- mired, yet which lost votes to the side they favored. “Aim low !” says the commander to his green boys in battle. The canvasser has nothmg tode with those who are already in- flexibly committed either to his side or to the other. His work is to convince that small seg- ment of the body politic who stand halting | between two opimions that they ought to vote with bim, not with hisadversaries. This done is well done, taough not a shout has been elicited, and the hurrah boys condemn the speech as tedious. Tne Awenicam Law Trzs—We have re- ceived the second number of this valuable Washington journal, which contains the an- nowneement that the various obstacles which have prevented its regular issue, and the series of Isw and departmental reports published in comnection therewith, have been entirely re- moved, and that complete arrears of the num- bers due will be forwarded to its patrons as fast as they cam be printed; and that the plan of the publication, as generally advertised in the prospectus of the same, will be faithfully adhered to and carried out. A fine steel en- eraving of Chief Justice Chase accompanies this umber, which contains much interesting legal matter. _————S Aw OvsTeR CASE.—At the last term of the St. Mary's county, Md., Vireuit Court, among ‘he cases of interest tried was one in favor of J. ¥. Bobaaan, vs. C. M. Scott, claiming damages for trespass in taking oysters from Point Lookout creek. The plamtiff claimed under a inte patent granted by the State of Maryland, but the jury found a verdict for the defendant, hereby deciding in accordance with the origi- al patent granted by the Lord Proprietary, Bich wns in evidence, showing that said reek Was incinded im ssid original grant. pnreitital ware ate Uxcze Tox's Cauty.—On Monday evening ext the company that has been pertorming + the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, will pro- uee at Wall's Opera House the drama of | “Uncle Tom's Cabia.” The company met b great success m Baltimore, andar they will produce this drama with ynequaled ele. gruce, there can be no doubt of their success at Wall's Opera House which has been put in or- ‘ENGLIsM OvERa.—Campbellot the Richings’ Troupe, bad 2 good house on the occasion of L Desefitiast night. To-night “Urown Dia From Blanchard & Mohun we bave «The Bromleighs of Bishops Folly,"a new novel published by the Harpers; also, Harper's Weetly for October 10. From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have -Demorest's Parlor Annual and Illustrated Ladies Almanac for 1860.” &7 Alexander Dumas is to come to America next year aud give readings from his works. After each be as also to display bis abilities as a cook. ‘A Railroad Conductors’ Mutual Life In- anit Association is Proposed. A general meeting for organizations has been called m Cincinnati on the 20th of Octoper. 7 The cattle disease continues to spread in Kendall and Du Page counties. Ilion, SF Snow items begin toappear in journals to ‘he northward. | termination “of the | whi | ton with the Queen for about flve minut | (Sunaay EVENING The Rev. sero pal Prociamations ha: issued for elections to be held throughout Spain to choose members for adefinitive Junta and delegates tom Uo0- stitutional Assembly, to meet at an early day, im Madrid. ‘The election for, "pertet odes new Junta is in progress, and_perfe maintained. General Ooloage DAs Et Tested and sent to the fortress of Banpoa where he will be confined antil the com meac ment of his trial. The Queen of Spain is re- ported to have taken with her when she left pastian all the Crown jewels and Royal Fegalia, and 23,000,000 reals. “Finding that the revolution was a “fmet accomplished” Isabelia broke up the semblance ot the Court held at bastian during the morning of Wednes- September 30, and set ont at an early hour F rFrance. She was accompanied to the fron- tier by a detachment of Spanish halberdiers, whom she dismissed when about to step fro: the soil of Spain to that ot France. The ex- Queen breakfasted at eleven o'cicck in the forenoon at aud arrived at leon’s summer retreat at Biarritz at hal two o'clock im the @fternoon. The Emperot Napoleon, the Empress Eugenie, with the Prince Imperial of France, were assembled at the chateau, where they received the fallen Bourbon. Au interview extending fifteen unuies im duration took place between the distinguished party. The ex-Queen took her departure immediately after the conference, entered acarringe of Aspecial train set apart for her use by the officers of the railroad, and was taken to Bayoune, where she arrived ata guar- ter to three o'clock. Senor Marfori, ex-Minis- ter of the Gonzales Bravo Cabinet of Spain. had @ place in the same carriage. At Bryonne they met the other members of the late Ministry Senor Gonzales Bravo held a conversa. took leave and retired. During her residenc: iu France Isabell will inhabit the castle now belonging to the Emperor Napoleon, at Peru, the last of the Bourbons sheltered in the cradle of the race, Jsabesla of Spain the guest of a Bo- aparie. inthe house where Henry IV. was born, Madrid remained quiet at the latest moment of date of the latest reports s I Serrano will Bot go to Madrid, because the National Guard, ‘Who hold possession of that city, refuse to ad- Mit the troops of the regular ariny under hus tis run e 4 5 command. nored that the Republic has been procialmed at Madrid. A proclama- tion has been issued in Catalonis, demanding the Federal Republic to form a goverument for Spain. Tne “Lirtie EvEctioy."—On Tuesday next there will take place in Delaware what 1: generaliy termed the “little election.” It is for the choice of inspectors and judges of election. ANOTHER AGRICULTURAL FatR.—The agri- enitural tair of Washiugton county, Md., is to commence at Hagerstown on the 13th of Ucioe ber and close on the 16th. g7-John Ball still sticks to his beer. The new hop and malt exchange errected in Lon- don, cost over seven hundred thousand dollars in gok REV. ALFRED BOLMEAD will ‘on E Po aps peed CHAPEL, nd Sd yee. ‘TO- ‘Mo! at 73, o'clock. ane 3 get TA TYPOS! SEAPATOAL SOCIE- A stated meeting will be held in the ke Chater, ait Hall, THIS (Saturday) Wiekivinay, Rec. Secretary. NTau an A TATION a ate ‘its emuonthiy teat eeti! oH pad EVENING: Oct hans a7 freon a It “B: NOBLE, Sec'y. FRANKLIN" TN LODGE a Every member of ted to at the fastaliation of the ORs co order W. | preach at Capitol ST_PA US CHURCH, 2 22d street, between I etree Pent nae SUNDAY services throu nou the fa pad winter at Ils 7 9) p.m. Behool Fordialiy invited.” nciny ere ‘COUNOIL RO. 1, BONS OF TORRTAE hi iy a Sons of Temperance H. Yonutepeer Bullding, in which to hold their. mi ngs the, Council aré requested to assemble in re. ING" By aed Hali THIS (Seturday) EV we yo ERSALIOTS 8 WORSHIP org SUN aU. E Sonvention, success, ‘Seats free; and all Interested ‘are invited to occupy tl = PREACHING néie. oDD FRLLOWs’ Hon of the Methodist Protestant set, Gontinue to worship in the cea eb FESTIVAL AND TABLBAUX ~The Ladies of the NINTH S TM BOTESTANT ChuRo of ‘Tableaux at the Odd Fellows Hail on the sthe and sth ofVctober. Beason tickets, $1, ae gle sinicion canes. SONIC — T. B: CROSS, Jx., Secretary. femees Oe ce Be ge nNeTON SEATING CLUS, Ho. 199 » Fon! mREHING aor her ee MONDAY La ‘rade Rooms, saa pice, 8? 3 SPECIAL ea) ent are particularly re requ. etd be TOM AC Rie ESTATE AND DING COMPANY —The tnt mee he payment of dace rill be held at z nth as perance Hi tween Ni streets. on uMONDAY | EVENING. Ocr 7 crrlgek. when persons desiring to become members of, the Sompany may do so by signing thecoee ution and paring an entrance tee of 35 conte are and one month’s dues. (One dollar per soi ad vantages of this Com 1. It'tea sate ‘iavegtment fur the capitalist, and \dsome percentage on 2. Les re le at 6 per cent ble is mooiia' ae, made and ‘those whe weela id ot! ther Hise be enable to procure '« home can. by perin pany ep ameunt al equal to what wor ster ine be pald as rent, in & tow yours have bi fen he oR The lives of ts members, holding five or more sates of stock, are ips It is co-operat! Y it is to the interest of ‘The Fatowina ater the beber of the Co ‘e folowing are the officers 0 2m frem whorw copies of the coustitution caa be had ae Heaton on oF ‘after FRIDAY, October 3+ HENRY 8. - DAVIS, President, E street, betwoon VILLE, Vice President, cor- rm RS rng ge8 a KERB. Secrotary, corner Pennsyl- vghteasore®, 345 Pennsylvanio of Buildings and Lots, eyor and eer Boom 55 i 6 Ro AE a align eecael: QF RIRECTO! “wc. BR N, M.D, 29 Ponneylvenia _botweon 8th and 9th. FW. BELLHAUSEN. 417 Tho mtrcet mest WINING, 353 Pennsylvania av: SAMURL KEM: ‘coruct Poussnitanisnseenue “Captain AB. B. BUTTS, T; Penartment. BE. ST’ aNTiry GxoucE FO FOL NSBEE, 124 2d strect west. ica on Oas GBAND SAGES RANG GW. VEY 1.8 8 ¥8T. HABVEY 4,098 STEAMED 0 ‘STER No. 289 Pa av: 1 bet. oth and 10th ste. Tendering on y friends and the mit tte lor phe very astntone i P iromege here- tofore bestowed npon us. nowin stating that we have yust sf refitted Iman elowant mepner, snd will st open iy forward -prepsred"t9 setts" oup ar friends amd the ce cemuaniey with all ost choice mele Kin napectaltty of Oysterer ont {nthe trade and prepa: faa t ng us to guarantee to 6 ic pest varieties at ail and auder all etre Cubietaseoe, Prepared: tor'thn esuiete ‘every ap: proved style k to the culinary art in the on of this famous bivalve, We invite « Ctr friends pude gonerome 2 e i ), No. 239 Peunsytvanta aver between 9th apd jetn sts. AN EXTENSIVE aaa 6 AND ae HOUSE, Where the wut,” vend thet of the Prat ct ality. SEVENTH STREET, Teg coors south of K and Northern Market, a eset ease eneteeiontiisis—— Weeae ett, DENTIN, Garth story, es D rset be: ths jnnction Street su 24-Sn Plans aNd PARLOR URG ANS. We ABBIEAHSs orocx um ore AAR For sale or rent on TORN F. ELLIS, oc $2t 300 Pac} — 4 PARLOR FURNITURE, CHAMBER FURNITUBE, DINING BOOM FUBNITU! UFFICE FUBNITU! DRY GOODS. FIRST GREAT ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON, FROM THE LATS NEW YORK AUCTIONS, 200 VASES AND BALES JUST BRUBIVED, ar LANSBURGH & BRO., 5 SEVENTH STREET, INTELLIGENCER BUILDING. 16 ris beantifal IRISH AND FRENCH pew je } pieces moeasifioest BERROH. MEBLNO, some peautitalsoods at +3 100 pieces EMPRESS ‘CLOTH, in all the new shades. 400 pieces CO coLonED AND BLACK ALPACAS, from 2; Nearly 3,000 pieces DRESS GOODS, of every description, at aif price 125 pieces BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, all from Auction, very c LINEN HOUSE-FURNISHING GoODs, IN ENDLESS VARIETY, Such as TOWELS, NAPEIN?, DOYLIES, TABLE LINENS, SHEETINGS, Erc. These Goods we guarantee to sell below the cost < importation. 00 cases and bales of BLEACHED & BROWN cOnteNs at Manufacturer's Prices. SHAWLS: SHAWLS: 2.060 of every description, just received, which ‘we shall offer at @ great sacrifice. SAQUES AND CIRCULARS, OF OUB OWN MANUFACTURE, OF THE VERY LATEST PARISIAN DESIGNS. SAQUES CUT FREE OF CHARGE, AND A PERFECT FIT GUARANTIE! We are also sang Sualt NOTIONS below their original value, such Best SKIRT BRAID, ave yard pieces, at 5 cents. Best NEEDLES and PINS, 5 cents. Best two-huadred-yard SPOOLS, 5 cents, E COATS BPQOLS, three for 25 cents, 100, Be Magee HEMSTITCMED HAND- KERCHIBFS, 12%; cents. 3,000 BALMORAL AND BOULEVARD SEAM. LESS Saikte ene ‘as low as $1. 1.000 WHITE AND COLORED URED BLAN- KTS. of all the well-known brands. 500 BED SPREADS, at half thet original value. Frohne mds BP BR.oNT mulnds to do the ETAIL T HOUSE OF. PHILAUEL Puta, ey Prices sball therefore be SO LOW AS TO DEF’ COMPETITIO! aN. LANSBURGH BRO., 515 SEVENTH STREET, 0c 3-6 HOICE DELAWARE tE GRAPES. We have a received anc another shipment ims sg fine ia a e GRAE; 5 ae esa JS hi the crate. jealers. at wi ole: raletprices, Fam ies eu) a with three and five f certo BirHON7Z5-Y0 YOUNGS & © ‘amily Groceries, 413 Pa. te INTELLIGENCER BUILDING. J UST REOEIVED— ONE THOUS. “a BOXES Extra new large and smi SCALED HERRING. For sale at cargo prices by the NOBTHBEN PRODUCE COMPANY, Pennsylvania avenue, oc att between 10th and lith streets. STON Co.'s Ls eel ROU RIV Auk > PHILADELPHIA Ponty GHT ALE AW IN BARRELS AND iD HALF BABRELS. receiving large supriion weekly of this esl brated Bren rand afaie y jeand a Tor which I solicit the orders of the trade generally.” . gurNN, oc 2-6t (Bx.} Cor Green Olive sts MOV! ‘0 342 D STREET, NEAB 10ru. Rouen MOORE hae juit'opened an ele: inssortment of gots In uprising © general variety of PAPER HANG: of new and Yasha table for der wundgetcor fot ee aed Bed Curtains, Oar pete Cushion fate ond Bouck ae werk In the Up. oP. neletert Merling and Paper Prag toe piped lpg Rooms. & at short the city or country. Ys EEING 18 BELIEVING. nw LADIES AND GENTLEMEN in want of GOOD BOOTS AND SHUES, Will certainly find it greatly to their advantage, before purchasing elsewhere, to call, EXAMINE GeODs, COMPABE PRICES, &€ ar WILSON's, UNDER ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, _SEVENTH STREET, No. 50: JOKWHEAT FLO New York BUCHWH cl "cor eae ar of finest (under Ebbitt House.) Cc MACNICHOL ENE Bt tk «& is NICHOL) bas removed to atreet, betw hOPERT 10th oe ei spd | peat ‘with im ‘5, id DELOBA ve PA MSTIKG ees ilewiae featio ING and pate rial JALCINING and COLORI caliegs, UNICHOL & BRENN, oc 1 St 90D streets bet sen nnd Hoth fig °o*: J. MAY & CO.’ On PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. FULL SUPPLY OF TNS BEST MAKES. ®7 SHORT GLOVES, $2; LONG OB TWO- BUTTON GLOVES, 82 25. 7 WHITE AND LIGHT COLORS FOR OPERA. ooh-atit pp ssoLction or PARTNERSBIP, Saar ams ton, aa Brice ori ey va | See wire wae fara. | B ite D.C, . SURES EARS a WANTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. EVERAL FI -CLASB MILLINEBS wanted at 419 7th st ‘oc 3-3t* MRS. MUNDHEGN WO UNFURNISHED WwW NTED TO RENT T rOfics. bd eit tt aa NT immediately ® 70 man. ert aa ie Ss TEDW Coaea 10 workea Te clad Pg }WN & SON, rk avenue and 15th'st War )—By a respectable gi SITUA- ‘TION’ to cook, wash and fron in a es flee Pleads ivan rma w Bor 1SrBtar ge cee EUATION WANTED—Bys LADY Tek > Slongwand weccenfat einer beac rity no is eamably lig ia Addr Sie CHER, office Evening Siar, a ‘or 98.009, §: WARE OSS rame, de a some Bord a avenue. betwee th streets west. or on Capitol Hill near Manito Address Lock Box 3-tf \WWakte0-a rT = TN & Raepiy at Wie tick hwo ant: APP Ww: ANTED—To rent, HOUSE of about 6 rooms north of the Avenue, and bet, Sth and Lith sts. Inquire At thisoffice oe 3-4 WaAltTED—« HOUSE or part of # House, far. Biched or unfarnished, or will bay ns tere. Callor address W. F. Fa 2 at was SN TEDA Compstentand repcciae wiih GIRL for general Housework. Also, a small GARY to take caro of children. at 216 Sixth street, bet Mand N. Family and house small 00 2 zt* Wares, First-class COOK and LAUN- Must come with unqnestionsble referred. Cail Front ice references. White ft it AN TED—A good ROOM on the Road Floor, joarding (ntloded, wethin five or ox BY ares sf the fatent Onice fore lady and child. Address tar Office Wate arr who corer coek- ng thoroughly; and fo assist with, washing ‘GIRL todo dintug room work. Both must recommended. Apply ‘st 113 ‘Prosect Georgetown. oct st ® pes 70% BENT A. poues contatuing dern Yaprove. vt toP. A DAR OB ntteet, bes ock-2t Ay UNG GIRL DESIRES peircaTion i ina private family aschamber- an do plain ses tn willing t make me ral y at et stroct and D orthe = a ‘ap state Broker, Treen nth aaa 1th good si rn Ws WHONT BOOM 0% Dretorsecced floor, with on or near Pennsylvania avenue, between 4's Sna'iechsrrects. Rent $3 or $10 per month Ade dress TENANT, Howard's Drug Store, corner 7th ‘and [ streets. Wiltitrets first-class 7th street, near G, fei cd'achild-igasmall, and attend a jo @ em References required. Address A, iene ‘Star omees oc 1-St TED_& HOUSE, furnished or unfarnish- ‘om ten to fifteen rooms. ina central MR ddreas Californie, tina ofhices es ‘ed.w! location 080 6 85, ene Five or RAND DOLLARS HAND Fi 'BNITUBE. for wh x the oh, Le wir wilt be ven Also, Furniture taken on storace nin Parti housekee og will Gnd s¢¢0 thelr advantage to give usa call before eae —s ‘0. SALT! 3541 7th streots between HE Soa'T MoxES —Wanted from @= 000 to $10,000. ‘on loan, secured by deed of trust on first class improved farm near the Go ae oe r,ipterest al> ones: or Titand D etrects, 28-6t $9,000. skgnno Hand cLotaing ior Ba fair price will be Oleaning ant Re airing done in the best manner. At No, 404 7th un @ and H, Washington, D.C. ‘Bisay J Al —A WHITE WOMAN, 5 ALL Pm el LL A ‘ANTED-NEW pee gane OF OFF ¥ OLOTH- W: ING: Watehen, Di Rovelvers. ie aay ‘Ninth of ot ESSE a ennsy ja a8-1y LOST AND FOUND. routing of the 24 Instant, side) on 11th street. a Land G streets: s 3 pair of GO OLD SPEGTA- girs, fer Wwiiok crentiaole feorace ein oe paid st treet, » bet. 10th and 1ith sts, s nay FROM THE ‘October Ist inst., TWO COWB; one a large and red color ‘with, mii ‘ot on forehead. the other & Black color with rather upright horas. Mrs WALSH, Jackson alley, in rear of Go Enaenes oe OF nerayed from }OAT, seit ‘on the back of the mock: incite ims to Iillow:, horns upright with the tops projecting bag, ts. thin he a any information | ing to ‘ove in set the alove reward. as NELL- corner ist and K ee her on wae ae ‘ovek POCKET Bi and le Owner. Areward of Forty Dollare will’ be paid, ‘and no vwestions asked. to any one returning the same to Harnden Express hots 1 8" nv ‘deliv- ‘ery route on ‘Capitol wu snd the Wavy Yard, ie My snclooed in a**Harnde: wrapper, cing ‘proceeis of Seollection maieon Joun n B street no: tween 24 and 31. The Sader ‘sit be waltably saci by leaving the same at the office ot ‘arnden Express, ., between 43s and 6th a LB. LITTLE, ED—Lost h instant. 6 85 DEED trom B Bazali Shorter and iter togone OH: Th rd will be wi north. betwee a in and 1ste, or G. A. MBAD, Blacksmith shop, next t ‘ House. mane Dick "Cavalry. red \d ward will be paid if pF yes w oc 1.8t* Ma TUESDAY AFTER: Lorn Sate of 7th street and Pen vente veto he corner of Maryland avent t, nce to the Con: tery, POORET BOOK, containing. liberal reward will mata if re AUKES, corner ith tree reet |W ARI don the go a white DUFFAL TREN, wi * and about. o years old. The ‘finder will sing ier above reward will berpaia.” ey ine sn ag ‘E SALOMON. BAY HORSE five years old. ‘Also, overed WAGON if, desired. ‘Syply corner Land loth atrosta EB FOR a Located in 8 good I wi abot roe yw doing a fair For martial “address T VIEW, Post ‘ one E_The FIXTURES and GOOD Witt F gE LNG Rit itd Took llr Bat Bue. Also, the of every room of the " House, In uit Btar of Ny TSINGLE TAR BE SAE Pinal nee ivery C street, bet. gt '» and 6th north. ‘01 BENT-Ons PIANO and tro Fae eee st the Singer Sewing Ageney. 511 9th street. BR REST. oa sroRs, No. = A Fiicct between TeOnT KOON co Ex Fo Farge 7 sth, farvished or uafa For, RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containte sent rooms, corner of 22d and K streets. Ap- As naa JAMES BIG por errs AND HOUSE FOR RENT. joat Restaurants ip the city, at the south east corer of A street and New Jorsey avance, oa ba 3 Fo. eed Stee DE perth, el a = K st. north, teem 0 ° oy 1. OP Rare oc 3-3t* FOR RERT A, DRICK STABLY and COACH HOUSE fo the rear ot Ga Row. {xosmail BRIGK HOUSES. ‘Apply tote. 4 (ror RENT—A Sve room HOUSE, ae bal Mable, aide alley and large yard: situated ov 3 nareet betw ‘ ont EDR EVANS, Meal Rotate a Meryand ‘avenue, between 9h and 10th streets. qT" <9 DFSIBARLR FURNIMiTED BOOM cE ENT—356 C street, between 4) ont! RE! urnished B HOURE on 3a street. near Pennsylvania avenue, Inquire RM LOK'S Grocery, corner 34 st. east and venus, ‘og 2-2" Fo BENT—HOUSE No 42H wince, botwaon an snk 2G: Sight large roome: ja ia, ance. For culars inquire af Restaurant, oc 2 at Foe ga E_—The (GOODE WILL, BTOCK and FIXTURES of @ Grocery Store, No. 33: of 0th and K streets, and immed weat market. The house comtai od Gan be, leased for six yeare on Teasonable. terms toP A DARNEILLE, Beal Ketate Broker, street. bet. 14th and 15th oc? OR RENT—Two 'URNISBED cor U he second floor. suitable for s emall family; 422 loth st, between oe 1-38" tached. Apply 459 B street, corner th st. wes tf FORE T—The small B HO! aE. No. 409 Hi st., ber 12th and contin se rooms and cellar. gas and water. Aspis co TH |B. 425 H st., bet. 1th a} b. family. Ee, SALE—A ICRING. pew 20 feet front ty 130 deep. awit P street, between Tith and 16th strects fill be sold at a rey ig about to one FOR BENT in a very — loca” R® tion TWO ROOMS, parlor and bed room t b or without board Room ou 30" floor Alle! these roome are farpished. ‘apis 438 street, between 10th and 11th. 1-3t FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘oR oR A costttal OouSsTRY eelgeaon. sits ears omer Dalry purposes, For, aa an 28-tf ASS Be * ae oneert BY A LOT AT ONOE. DELAYS A ED DANGEROUS Take to secure a home. Ten ea benctital LOES LoTs Strectiy" "om the grate on 11th street weet. Also, sight LOTS on 12th street; aa fo fronts alley in rears © = 2 wn; monthly wil buy a tae kites » _teI7-4w___corner N.Y. aver <iNG ND DOUBLE al Si SCF: al OBLE ar troctien pemeiean can arcs accom! street, joarders: — LEA coy htful © wit erran) ue and Lo ‘cain aboné ance’ Also, GSEs TRY STORE. with good stock Part cash and city property. sae BOARDING. SOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BD. if dosirel, in @ pleasant oar corner I and 20th streets. Hero Fr ENISHED Le? = first-class BUARD. in ancw bouse, with mod. vements; 633 1 street, opposite General o% ss In AND WI GE tai oh Jeasant BOOMS, wit good joarding; at 595 13th street Band ©. Terms moderate. 33° ITHOUT BO. Auction stor 7 avenue. ‘Mrs. CROTEN FLETONER. ec8 St EVERAL NICELY fF! TOs RENT. vith or without BOARD, et 446 Ithets bet Band FS BENT Je & private family two double TSHED BOOMS BED Boom fortably furnished ‘street. ocl Boerd rivate family, ‘where thi be other boarders. two com: munjeating ROOMS. References exchanged. at street oc No. 93 Fayette TEST Pe BOARD 920 PER MONTH: ik ‘from. most of the pate of eae K street, Between 17th and isth LEGANT BOOMS FOR RENT wits Bosra; new fornitare: modern improvements, In: ote oad loth street, opposite Gas Ofice. {OR RENT— bey Fane-ciaee Ta between Sth es ih ag Me oy 554 H street, e023 POR SALE CHEAP—And on vagy Teme, three #ix-room Hpi HOUSES in tty row on the east si cen Tan EY se 30-tf 4167th street. between Gand It, Well-farnished —four-ston HOUSE, oo nine rooms ee “inten oe of 9th BE 0) Farce Kitchen, near the WISHING = FI LASS G gies BOARD. with all the comforts of « home, should immediate a rect, oppoalte tee Gus tion given. Terme nly @8 pe vance: ake y «OR BENT—On north side of New York avenue. ‘Dear 9h street west. two large, well-furnished Per si PARLORS on second floor. Also, three ROOMS on ares foor. First-class Tal: Be furnished ifdesired at $25 per mouth. A: dress A. JACKBON, ‘Third Auditor's Office. ury Departmer se 30-20" Foz: Sara NEW ap heed contain- ing eight rooms and gi seen ee omens Tater; op Dum) arton trent t, near Wi Georgstomn, Apply to G. B. SEWELL: Nov 500 and 2020 sires orth, between ath aad he (trom 4to6 p.m, sedd-lw EB a oS es Ee SALE—A handsome Two.story BRIOK HOUSE: No_ 30 Fayette streets tetween n ast etown containing ‘ment with large cellar That alone ing id House & Store contaiping two rooms, eu abl for 8 Grecet et Confeer rigid, ee a ind terme, eauite arte Bs xchange ane inquire of HALL & Boss 80 29-1w Oorner'ith and D sirosts. Fo, RENT—' SEOUBE containl ig six rooms, with pater ont mn. Rent low to nON (ARD KEAN. J. Fe RENT—FURNISHED Toomy on, a = nnd second floors, with or without ret afooes seaea Tonk Z 2-2w" FRE Abner HOUSE A desirable PRIVATE EI odern p mprovements. 301 ‘opposite the pipheny. “{nguire at the house. or Church of th oer it FR, S452 OR BENT Three-story BRICK HOUSE, on Hest Onpltol street, No. 23, con fainting 1; rooms. with gas and water, bath room, parriage house and gable. 3 Pais property ts with: in ‘Terms coer. — Apply next ot for fork avenue and rest. Beveral rooms anitable tor for offices or apartments. For articul og | a. ANT, 0, Plant's Bui atl dinig, se 28 lw ‘e ‘or. New York ave. and sth st. (OR RENT—In Bi! ame. Md., from Oetober Ist to April Ist, HOU: improve- Bente, few ‘minutes walk from Bladensburg depot. Wery moderate. ‘Inquire 234 Penuaylvante ane. ge 25-tf re fiuica oe, ed BRICK | BESI- at, very ck Alson FRED ar ae <p Bik f° place. For and OUSKSs. foot alley tn, rear: gig ge, Houses set back 15 fea Sie df ithe for fro jon: water and gus: jas! ‘and fo! fash, or for Fent tg caret Sane Toquire of *oya7 0o., se2s-tt avenue. FOB BENT—On the Alexandria and Weshing- ton Toed, and also on the canal, TT AGEES OF |. wit! hate for bric! ing. Also, 30 KGBiS to" the cro gly cultivated, parvoese, “Apol ie < i Pray OR SALES Toe aw TESST rk reet, between eel5-Im* eeiz-tt HAMILTON” eo: OR oe Sa BRICK HOUSE, refittea 1 modern, 1 near Omen Uborma enapr Akane Pontes Os. 708 RENT One BRIOK HOUS a 9 roome, $8 per month i sive jOHNBON, 9th and L strests northe 4 ME” AL BOOKS. MEDICAL BOOKS. MEDICAL BOOKS, Our new Catalogne (with prices annexed) now ‘Ady for gratuitous ¢istribntion | Call and get one at FRENCH & BICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ENGRAVERS, -AND LITHOGEAPHEBS, 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENC! am col 479 NINTH STEEET. p4no tox ING A AND] ND REPAIRING. L. 5 Taner of, WILD former ra Hy He aoa Rote iia between Ba eed aM ond eSTES aan To Se oe tiveeuf and K Fv gE BEAUTIFUL, COUNTRY acinar Gs One ot prsoarres, tie miles north of the city. Fa “ Horse eas Lots Sas the city, 13,000 to invest ij by OMTAOHELL S SOx” Fe B3-e0st Corver of Tth and Detresl Fo ey ye for Eroverty near ‘ashing: ton. «fine MANSION with cient wAcrentt ot red. in t! ground well improves fats toe Cur of Plutnd Be. RENT— osu 8 STORE. 1x70, and four desirable OF second floor, new fin Fer coher ingnive of L 6. DARKE ‘avers and Gas Fitters, 500 th sine wh, tween P street. ee 8-tt RAT cat [SR SAGE SA, iieatle, three-story BRICK sil, dout je parlors. tr fet celiinn, oebis weet i colltn, ie man- ls, cue aud water: isrge around ith Tew, gure en and fe fjowers: brick carr Sd 26th treet Pe at tester, << FGRSisuED ROOMS FOR OH RENT From’ iar ae aka ri We Serest dad'Zous vance. FO® sae | THE FOUR, NEW, ELEGANT, SPACIOUS, FASHIONABLE RESIDENCES fietwonty coe ck. Fifteenth streets, contain "re the syle soih abe gato ie Seas ee aoe ea poate for occupancy om the first of a ome, OR BEN T—Several ve oregon FU aaa. FED noo tm suits or si v5 Ist and 24 Pingquire at No. sc $-im* floors; ithout bor STC street, Pet tse and Sa $4 sas. s. rornam & co., No. 500 SEVENTH STREET, ONE DOOR ABOVE ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, THE MOST EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS LN CABRIAGE, BUGGY, AND FARM HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, AND WHIPs, ‘Together with @ large and fresh stock ot HORSE Cov! LAP ROBES. 8. BOBES, CARRIAGE TS, &c., Selected from the most extensive houses f country. and for sale at greatly reduced prices. o-= cLU aes ree TOBACCO Is everywhere pronounced, by competent j adges, tc ba saperier tp cteecs tor the’ following Tease: Ttie made of the finest stock wre It has a mild ang It is anti nervous It is free from drucs. the Having alo been exiracte ecrid, di wm leet Bay it, try it, ‘and convinge 7 peared ir Your dealer does not ke veep it ask him to get tt. EUREKA SMOKINa Fopacco Is also a very good article, and makes an tmoke, | Itis much ‘lower ay Brice and ‘of heavier than the former, and sa! a troduced isnot ouly ‘permanent, bug, constantly R, n the increase, = On : = el yy 4 placed iY brand daily. = BE SURE YOU GET LORILLARDs. We are still packing $100 dally in Con: Chew. tng Pobaceo, and fave lately improved ita aaiity very much. Lurostaxt NEWS. 0. B, JEWELL’S PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST MONEY in the market. ‘They are made on the old fashion plan by boll- Ing, snd are free from all injurious Chemical edulterations. io premium ORIENTAL S0AP, i@ NEW YOBK CITY 80aP, The CHEMIOAL OLIVE 804P, The LAUNDRY SvaP, Are brands of ality, and are guaran- on mpi qapericr a2 “x « ASK YOUR GROCER for any of these and take Bo otber. ere of the BEST GROCERS in the Manufactory, Nos. 500 and 502 G street north Between éth and sth. yet Washington, DO, J OTICE —Havis the services of Mr. HENBY E. ae EY. 1 toes ‘ly with eon formerly A. McOo- . Twill be ‘eny others 4 OF ALL WORK oy ae arr E 8. ALLEN, . MANUFACTURER OF LIME, AND DEALER IN PLASTER, CEMENT, HAIB, &. Kilns on Rock Oreek, between I streets Mice, S26 C street. Detween oeb and? oa Tn, rear ol eteaetitn Hote wef Bo. 1 Lie, {for Brown Mortar, $1.10 per bar CEMENT and PLASTER at New York prices. any-Im SOMETHING NEW. WALL, ROBINSON & CO,, POINTED YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. GIVE THEM A TRIAL. 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 9th and 10th streets, eottt Tas COPARTNEBSHIP HERETOFORE EX- isting between the subscribers, under the name and style of BROWNE & wEStOR. is hereby dis Teste i bntse 1863, solved by mutual consent. SAMUEL BW a indebted will LACE CUBTAINS, Bee Brice, from @6t0 825 per window, may AMUSEMENTS, WALL'S OPERA HOUSE. WILL 0! ENC ol MOEDAT. NIGHT oae sand test aes He success it & great lesson ‘The Beart by it becoines beaut be sason Prices of Admission Drees Oircie end Parquette, 10 conte; Orchestra Chairs. $1 cents Upper Otrcle, 38 ce NATIONAL THEATER. SPALDING & BAPLE) - Proprietors RIGHINGS ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE C. Richings Bervard.... —-. Directress SATURDAY. OCTORE N DIAMUNDs. tein the east ¥ EVENING. October sth — nd thi > 10th streets, m of Papils. For, wiers apply at the Academy for circu ef Toltion- Vor Miews Saturday. tr Monde day, We gpeenite Metropolitan Masten Bi ‘or Ladies.’ Mixaos TLESDAY. sea BAT CR ebay, NOON, from 3 TUESDAY ond ‘Ticusbay EVENINGS. hose entering now for the sea wentvo See mens tikion = The Beh Tau Uerented for Bulle, Boirecs, de Aj 1 | | TH_GRAND sor CLUB, to be Hall. cotmer sth an EX ENING, Oct arn. TY co. eta ag ‘ak On sae Oc Tone cris, Committes Died sheen best Pi Secioval Brae and. Str snd be — ‘ing to com Gent_and Ladies, 50 Cente hos. Batchiscon. Ubas, P. ter Fon moUNT virial The Steamer ot ARROW” < Pe —. ATL ot y ERROR cae , ‘: Ey AEA Pe tai Bas a Mt HOUSE. ¥ oF: Fare to return. inclodiag ad- mission to the aiaverae ‘and Grounds, 91.50 Refreshments om board ,Tiekou for ale st all the princtpal Hotels. and re veamer The Arrow can be chartered by private parties (labs, of assoctations to mvke afternoon or moon: light ‘exeursions om the Potomac iving om rd, or to JAMES SYRES. General Sa tendent, 10 Im PERSON AL. Heya Sap eRe se 19-1m* Laas rE AGE ats prs 25 GENTS: ‘SEALED BY POST, 50 CENTS, “te Ing HAS REMOVED AND PINKING DEPOT TO 322 F STREET. 80 6-2m Between 10th and Lith streets. Gees co. Rg. D StRongw AND PHYSICIAN, ale Nixru Steeer, VA AVENUE, devoted oar reatment se met with the care Grstring, espectel _—™* fdentish eae “hae PRIVATE. ee =" 9 Lapres CAN HAVE THEIR a a ALTEBED AND EEPAIRED at CHS. Box YOUR SCHOOL BOOK ar FRENCH & BICHARDSON’S, 434 Pennsylvania avenue, ee5-tf - aay or ‘an be ore of tian = is 0 ny preventing expowure of {heme ORSy sat Secboees 3 + Grnaen OPENING OF BOYS .vUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S FALL CLUTBING, Snitable for SCHOOL AND DRESS wi! mn DI siinte ey naw © eh furs ONDE wtZ, Spcchdtutienaien Gente es ranch of the posi bess Forchesers would Go Fell to drop ta 4 idee of tne ta tan 9 ew prites ato ATL Roninshy too *s. 22 Pennsylvania avenue, _ between Sth and Je: see fa fresh of said FOUR OIL! ae win tot 4-3 prices FOR Tie Casi; eH Git cuore akahte utes, staat eae ee T-eotf OTICE 7 s ALL La N indi tad FENSONS PCILDING ER, STL Fenway 5 PkaCTics mut BRLL HANG. ne} IVania avenue, Heh’ stresta. | Bells in the ———