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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-25
WANTED-- AGENTS,

Gh76 TO S2O0-EveryWherc, male and fe-
ID - male, to introduce Throughout the
Southern States the Genuine Improved tOm-
mon. sense Family sewing Machine.
This Machine will Stitch, Hem. Fell, Tuck,
Quilt, Bind, Braid aud Embroider in a most SUI
peri0r manner. Price only Sis; fully warranted
for I've pears We will pay $1,000 for any ma
chine that will sew stronger, more beautiful
and moro elastic seam than ours. IL makes tho
Elastic L0ck-stitch. Every second stitch can
be cut and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearingit. We pay agents from SIS 10
500 per month and expenses, or commission
rom which twics that amount can be made
address 5. NJ. TOblA Elk a. Gu,
seI6 dlmv6m Franklin, Ky.
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Seed Wheat and Barley.

Rahave on hand superior article of BOughton
and Kentucky White Wheat; also. pure Am
Der, for sale.
Pure Fall Barley, free from all other grain.
for seed purposes. ---. ... . H.
adg26 [m THOS. PARKES 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-25

Water Wheels,
Water Pipe,
Gas Pipe,
Gas Retorts,
Pumps,
Iron Bridges,
Iron Orders,
Railroad Castings,
Store Fronts,
Window Caps,
Window Stills,
Window Weights,
Fencing,
Verandahs,
Crate Bars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15
GEORGETOWN.
Affaira In aesrsetsan.

BOARD OF ALnnkNkN.-rhis Board met last
evening, Recorder Peck IN the chair. RssoIu-
lions ~. % psS biils OF Iieores Harrison.
AcNeIhaBy Waters. and Coroner Potter
were passed, as also resolution 10 ~ PRO yld-
Ing for the erection of an additional steam
pump to supply the e,gh service riser voir.
Comaos CeAneu "A comm pcation from the
Mayor, enclosing bill OF George Harrison,
amounting % f35, for repairs made 20 Paper
Mill bridge, Was referred. Mr. Jones offered
resotu tions providing for the contingent fund
OF The market house; also, one providing for
the repair Of the public gas lamps, and one
providing for the payment Of ball OF McNer-
many Il Waters, amounting TO sis6so-all OF
which were passed. Mr.. Dunlop reported a
resolution appropriatine ss.5oo for tue pur-
chase Of an additionai steam pump 10 supply
the high service reservoir. In accordance with
the Recommendations OF Colonel ]. b. Same;
passed. Aiso, resolution providing for pay
ment OF bill Of Qeorgs Harrison. for repairs
made 10 Paper Mill bridge; passed. Also, res
olotiou to pay bill Of Coroner w. W. Potter,
amounting 70 sl07. So-being two d:ieentns OF
fees allowed to the Coroner Of the District Of
Columbia; passed. Adjourned.
The BOARD OF Directors of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, now 10 session at Fred
erick, Nd, have adopted an order stopping all
transportation on Sundays.
CENTRAL BCILuN9 AssoCIArroM-Tne
forty.fourth monthly meet ting Of this associa-
ton WAS held last evening, and thirty.four
shares OF stock were retired BY the assoeiatio ,
at an average OF Sl-l0 nett to the Shareholder
RIvRR FRoNT.-Entsred. steamers Exoress,
Niokle, and Thomas Z. Cahill, Maith. Balti-
more, and schooner Eleanora, Price, from same
port.
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Alexandria and Vicinity.
rhe Gazette OF last evening has the following


The Gazette OF last evening has the folio wi mo
items:
PROPERTY SALRs.-The following sales ot
real estate were made TO. day, by public auc.
ton, in front Of the Mayors ONCE, by Messrs.
Green & Wise, auctioLeers The lot of ground
with improvements, on the west side of Union
street. between Queen and Princess, formerly
dover, TO Mrs Martha Chatham, for saCO: Tor
old mill site, with water privilege, on Four.
mile Run, to +. L. Smith, IT,, for 500: lot No
2, containing 102 acres, next to the above m mi
site. on the old Georgetown road and the Alex
andrta, London and Hampshire Railroad to
+. L. Smith, jr., for s202 per acre; lot No. 3,
containing 97k acres, next to No. 2, to George
"a. Miller Tor &17 50 per acre; lot No. 4, next to
Nos. and 2, containing IS acres, to F. L. Smith,
jr., for S33 per acre; Columbia Spring, contain
ing 10 acres, situated at the intersection Of the
Washington and Alexandra and Columbia
turnpikes, TO Major John W. Green, for s65. so
per acre.
YOUNG DEsPERADO colored bov about
twelve years of age, named Henry Gilbert
while playing with a girl of his own race and
a little older than himself, near the corner of
Queen and Henry streets, yesterday event ng,
became enraged against her, and stabbed her
severely in the neck with poe knife. The
knife entered the side Of the neck and peue-
trated the windpipe, but the wound, IN IS
thought, Is not OF q serious character.
DELIVERED UP.-Samu el Trundle, who has
been confined in the Jail in this city for some
weeks past, on the charge OF stealing a horse
from colored man named Peter Whiteman, in
Prince Georges county, Md, on the 4th of last
July, was delivered up this morning to
Deputy Sheriff Frazier, Of that county, on a
requisItion.
DISTRICT CONFERENCE.-THE conference of
the pastors OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, OF the district OF which Rev. j. s.
Martin Is tho Prsslding Elder, is now in session
at Leesburg.
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RAILROADS,

io Hk2xAuDSMfA4,s 1 LIS SsSsaoRa.ro W.
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMHi
COMADNCIh0 MONDAY, Der 1lrH, 1869.
EVENING SPECIAL TRAIN FOR THEATRE
AND OPERA
,,t 2, o ssd sff ss,. n .1S nati E-
nuyther nottse. PAe0E Nc
andrfa, ~ follows:
THR0UGH NAIL TRAINS,
(6undays Included
LEAVE WAsHINGToS-fron Maryland avenue
Leave AiExASDHIA-Sren corner Duke and
LOCAL PA6SEN0DR TRAINS.
(Sundays ExcepteA.)
Leave WasHINGIoN.rrom MARYLAND avenue
Depos-sa: m, II .. m. ?. m, 40 .. N 7S m.
LEAVE ALlxANpRIA-from corner Duke and
Henry streeee-4:30 .. m. From 1t. AsaDh and
King streets-8 and 10 .. m !; and 8 p. m.
~EY8NING SPECIAL TRAINS will be run
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
% follows
LEAVE ALExASpRrA-From corner ct. Asaph
and King streets-7 .. m:
LEAVE WAsHINGToN-Trom Maryland avenue
80. A. STEVENS. Gent sspr
W. j. PHELPS, Gen1 Manager. oel-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15
THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

7elegrof he'd EzclEsirely to The Euening Star.
bALT1NoRz, Oct l5.-Uotton dull; nominally
at 70. Flour more active, and in good demand;
sG25a&7; do. family e725aAs.5O. City Mills,
super IS 75a&650; do extra S6.25a&7 .25; do. fam.
lily, S7s0a&9.7s. Western, super, S5.5OaSs. rs;
steady, receipts light prime TO choice, q. 4Ua
Slt0 Corn firm at 81 l0a8l.16 for prime white:
Sl.U3a$i.15 for mixed Oats 56a6O Provisions
unchanged in every respect Whisky dull at
S1.2CaSi.2l.
bid, ASH asked: ditto coupon, new, IS bid.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Stocks unsettled.
Money 5a7 per cent Exchange, long, 8; short,
9k. Gold, 30h Saws, 1863, coupon, 20 4
l0-40's. coupon, Sx; Va. Skies, ex-coupoR, 50
ditto new. So; North Carolina 6's, old, 46 y;
ditto new, AK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Flour 5a1O cents bet.
ter. Wheat 2a3 cents better. Corn one cent
better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15
[ BY Bankers' swd Brokers' Telegraph, James N.
Gassdpdy, operator.

0OSSoUoys VPSToSOv.I
Lewis johnson & Co. quote STOCKS and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
Naw YoRK, October l5.-First Board.--U s.
6's oel, coupon. 1iSK; 520s. l6o2. coupon. l20 z
l-e4 coupons, 1l9S; ieoS, ooupona ll9S; 1880,
coupon. new, MS; 6.20's, l56, coupon,
ll7k; 520's, 1875, coupon, li7H; lO-4O's, coupon,
Cumberland, aSx Martposas; ONO and nlis.
sissippi Oertincaies, 26h Pacific Mail Co. 55x
Western Union Telegraph. 36K; Quicksti YER,
l2A; Boston water Power, 1iX: New York
Central, III; Erie, %; do. preferred, IS;
Hudson, l5sX; Readine, IS; Michigan Oen-
tral, l24; Michigan Southern, DIX; Illinois
Central, 1870; Cleveland and Pittoure, IOO
Northwest 71x; do. preferred. s34; Rock
Island. lO6k; Fert Wayne, IS; Alton 4 Terra
aaute, none; Toledo end Wabash. 81; Adams
Express, SIX; Wells, Fargo q %. Express,
22K; UnIteo states Express, SO; American Ex.
press. is; Mer chants' Union, 10; Onicaeo
Z Alton, 1i3; do. prsrd, lil. Market firm.
ny Gable
LONDON, Oct u.s. p. m.-Oonsols, 93as a93b
bonds, '62's, 81, ex. div; 65's, SIX, eX. div;
67s, &lsasl ex. div; 10.4Os, IS; Illinois, ga;
Erie, 23a23 4; Atlantic, 26k.
FRANKFORT, p. m.-B0nds. So y, ex. div.
LIVERPOOL, p. m.-Ootton market uie,
Sales 100 bales. Middling Uplands, I2, !;
Middling Orleans, l2X. Receipts for the week
22,UO0 baiee, OF which 10000 are American
Sales for the week $1,000 bales, of which 1000
were for trade. 5000 tor spec uIation, and s. 600
for export. Stock In port a15,O0O bales, of
which $4,000 are American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15
pROPOsALs FOB LODGE.
OFFICE CHIKB QUARrRRMAsTER,
FIRST Murrapy nTsrp -

RICHMOND, Va, October IL, lsSe
Sss!ea Prolosal. Tin tstllieateJ Vim be received
"a We HncSrIiensd until - clock y. Of Thu RS.
PkMHTEHDENTT LODGE iof Bricf, q
inc MaHonai CemeteU. near Richmond, Virainis.
% seen e this ONO sise Is fest by 81 feet. with
~ wing ieSt by l6 feet, and porch feet vide in
ing one story IN height, With Ma7sard roof.
feo1oeals may BE- made for the whole work mr.
soi nsson0 and carpenters work seDersteIy. ana
s1ble Defeons DOT biddeys "Sf~pen
vice. s' VI 'no Puohc ser
:. The snvelopes containing bids % bs snaor..d
az, froIessls for Lodge" and forwarded By nail 10
by order OF the Quartsrmasssr General q 9
hHMy. J. @. OHANDLRR,
bmyet Colonel, Quartermaster o. g. AFmy,
ocl2.et 80 AAassfv Otssr1sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money market continues to
WORK easily 70 borrowers on call, and rates on
this class Of loans range from ave to seven per
cent. according to the collateral offered. There
Is an active inc uirv for money for sixty and
ninety days, but private tenders seem prefer 10
employ their balances on call. at low rates,
rather than to make long engagements even a
Commission. There are only small shipments
OF currency 10 the west; theys b, however, q
bsnk sending 100000 per day. Commercial
paper 10 dull, and rates range from ten TO NJ
teen Per cent. according to the grade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

EURNITUBEi FUkNITURE
AT REDUCGD PRICES.
nyins to the scarcity Of money. toe subscriber
Der euites. Chairs, Wsrdrobes, Mattresses,
&c, comprising good assortment, at very
reduced Drfces. As his business 10 attended III
70 In person, his light expenses enable hin 10 Of
fer goods 1T q much smaller advance than those
paying high rsnts end large ssls les
y.B. WELLS,
las Bridge street, 0soreeto1n, D. G.,
se 24-lm Tsrminsttcp OF street carr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15
NEW FALL AND WINTER pRY GOODS.

=, Black and colored silks, Irish Poylias, Empress
z. loS As 50 cts. Superior double wsre Aipsces;
Black velvetsens; OIoaks: Cloakins Cloths: Plaid
and Scotch Plaid Arabs, from 81 10 Sl2; CLOTHS,
Gessins5es, sstinets, and euttines: Tor Men and
Boys Flannels, oil wool, from Is cts up; 4 all
yool Shaker do, 50 cts Good a. Blesched and
Brown nrslin i21s; .AndroscoRgin. wsnsutts.
and New York Mills Of reduced prices; Calicoes,
ct s. 10 l3. Is; ODe Case full 0adder colors st 10
sss LA niss Bed Blsnf sT6 from g e So TO-
BBNJAuIU MILLER,
101 Bridge street,
oc is I'm Georeetovu,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

MEDICAL pIRHRINEsf or aT5ssE
lv1 TOWN COLLEGE
TWENTIETH MEDICAL SESSION, Ises-rO
COLLEGE BUILDING CORNER oFrKNrI
AND STREETS.
ITYOF VA SIZING TON

AND STREETS.
CITY OF VA SIZING TON.
FACULTY.
Professor OF Principles and Practice az Mea,o,na
Gesera PATHOLOGY end Medical Dtbtcs
fLoD0ARp0 HOWARD. ii D.
Professor OF Obstetrics and Dissssea Of won..
and Children.
y0HHe0n ELIOr, n. D.,
Professor OF prineigles end Practice o. Surgery
JAMES .. 6ORGxn, ND,
Professc5 81 aeisna Medioa and fhers peusfc,
MoNt0OHEBY JONES, n. D.,
- HARRY Ta0n PeoE, n. D.,
EpwssS :Rf App'sstlpe Surgery.
Professor Of general and Physiolosicsl Ohemistry
HARRY THOMPSON. N. D.,
Professor OF Clinical Sureery
LOUIS MACEHALL, d. b.,
Professor Of % 49, ": p PLtss, - D
sHSisISPssK o;e ca2s' sed D rnfTs e.
efUART ILDBiDGI. NJ D.
"a hesrnrsr On Osssslogy aAd 81 naesmology.
stuart HLDsIfpSS. D. Demonssr.sors
RoBBR1eoN HOWARD, n. D.,
Prosector
Ine regular course OF Lectures vim commence
oVfobAR and tsrr,es e he iollOvins n AsOH.
CrsSns~-soi -'-----.-----~- No
go --..----
Tor furthe- inform att on address
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. d. Dean,
saHeo1m No. <6S street north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

SUNDAY Law on rHH CHHsAPHAKI AND
OHIO CANAL.-At q meeting Of the President
and Directors Of this company, held at Freder-
ick City, Maryland, on the 18th instant, the
following was adopted
Ordered, That from and after the first day Of
November, 1869, NO trade or traffic will be al.
lowed on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal on
the Sabbath day, and that the lock keepers be
required to close the locks at u O'Clock on Sat-
urday nights and TO reopen them at IL O'Clock
on Sunday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

BURGLARY MIR. Samuel Williams
well-known employe OF the Internal Revenue
Bureau. was down at Alexandra last even.
ing attending wedding, accompanied by his
wife, some enterprising thief entered his house,
BY removing Q rear window, and carried off
gether with q good pair Of boots. So effectually
did the burglar do his business that there was
not enough left in the house for q canary bird >
breakfast; but Sam. has laid In new supply,
and requests his nocturnal visitor TO call again
sometime when he IL home. and he will treat
him 70 little refreshment not contained In the
former bill Of fare, in the form Of dose of cold
lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15
LOCAL N CIV 8.

Annsements- Excursions, Pic.Nics, re.
NATIONAL THsATRR-The Richings Opera
Troupe in Faust"
ExCURsIoN 70 Norfolk and return ~, e.
steamer Coit on Mondays and rnursdays.
DAILY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon ON en-.
steamer Arrow, at ~ q m. A 'Ae
AARkRIrsRs Arr GALLEY, 4sS TN strset
SMITH & SIRoHs's ART GALLEY, 2.s p
etreel. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15
CITY ITEMS.

DouBLB.BRIAsrKD BIsMARK SACKS, at 81,
SO, and Sl2, at A. Straus' popular clothing
house, Pennsylvania aven ne, between 10th and
1lth streets, three doors east Of 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15
RRADY-MADR CLorHrHG!!,

Gentlemens, Boys aud Chdldrens'.
The largest and finest stock of Clothing in
the District, man ufactured by Messrs. Wana.
maker & Brown, OF Philadelphia. expressly
for the market, is now selling at the locest Phi.
ddelPhia prices al Oak Hall, 400 9TH street. oppo.
site Post Office.
N. b Olothiers and Tailors supplied at the
lowest Wholesale prices. l0,1i,6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

SPECIAL BARGAINs.-Just received, six dr.
ferent styles CT fine Cashmere Suits, the coats
on English walking and sack style, at SIS a
suit, at A. Straus, Penna. avenue, oct ween 10Th
and 11th streets, three doors from 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15
BALrMoR1 AND OHIO RAILROAD,
q

- =
Trans bstXssa WAsHiN0TOI AID 6XLrI.
Ne nov run - follows. via:
ZOE BAbTIM0B1.
ssv: "a S;'19 ss1sesss SO sHuntsE ss1; ana $3.50
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
md $50 and . go p. II.
FOB AINAPOLD,
Ieavs % = A. n. Sad l:20 p. II, 10 tra,n q.
u non Annapolis on Sunday.
Oh SUNDAY.
FOB BALCIMORD.
Lcsye 6 4. H., and 12:4s, $40, $40, and
FOB WAH STATIONS.
Leave q A. H.. and $50 and 7:45 Pm,
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday. at Z
L: H., $50, and 1:45 and P. n.
On Saturday at A. n. >, and 2: SO p. II.
On Sunday ct 2. so, 1:43 and p. II. only. con-
secttng ct Relay Station with trains ffom BsItj.
more TO Wheeling, Parkersburg, 10.
Through tickets 70 the West can b he'd @ the
Washington Station Ticket Once ct Gil hours 81
he day. Also, ut the Oompanyb once, lOe
Pennsylvania avenue. Passengers purchasins
tickets ct the avenue once can there Arrange "a
have their baggage called or and checked ct their
reddencs, taken 70 the depot, and pat In the bag
Tor New York. Philadelphia, ana Boston. -.
Advertisement Of Through Line"
J. L. WILSON. Master of Trangportstiop
l.. II. COLE. General Ticket Agent
400 GEO. 3, ROONTE. General AGENT.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

Try THOMAS DOwkIhG Ascs'r; Georsetown.
HOUSEHOLD 6UREIigRl, STOVES, &C., AT
a On SATURDAY M0RNIHG, October 18th.
1859, q 10 O'Clock. sili sell, 10 front of the
H. Auction Store, No. ia Bridge street, q gen
y seral assortment of Household furniture,
Stoves, sc. THOMAS DOWLING.
ocl4 Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

ACTOR ARRBsTID FOB FORGIRY.-Egbert f.
Ten Eyck. who has played several engage.
ments in this city, where ne is well known, and
Who was arrested some time ago while per.
forming in New York, for forging army
pay IN asters' checks and gave bail, was re-
arrested Wednesday night at the Fifth Avenue
Theater. In that city, on q bill found by the
grand Jury. He had just finished the role of
Sebastian" when taken in custody. He gave
bail esterday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

m THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.; Georgetown.
POsTPOEEp TRUSTEES, SALE or THAT
88kksiPhRA isspr GG2rTHSE ,pw6tbIEG a0gsE
SSPPnSiIn Nh. P08S, t0LD BANK or
We viii proceed to sell the shove named
E. House ard Premises, ct o'clsck m, on
TUBeDAf, October 10. 1859, according 70
Of the 10Th day of August.
4. f d f66EEiiuEnrs Trustees.
&C 4ectd THOMAS DOWLING, Apcts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

THE COLUMBIA YEAST POWDER seems to be
the most pop ular with housekeepers OF any OF
the preparations for raising bread now in this
market. II is claimed that il contains nothing
but healthful and nutritious ingredients, and
that II always accomplishes the objects for
which IL is used. 1t Is, at all events, worth a
trial See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

10! THE Poor INDIAN.-The well.known
Choctaw Indian, John Bro wn, was arrested
to-day tor profanity, on complaint Of Susan
Brown, colored, with whom ne has been liy.
ing on ID, near 18th street, and was fined 81 by
Justice Plant, in default Of which he went to
the workhouse. John swore he didn't do IT,
wouldn't pay, &C., but it was no use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
in Orolde and Gold,
Plain DrOida Pings


Received this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store. No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue,
between and On streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

WASHINGTON SCHUErZsN.V BRRrN-The au-
tumnal festival Of this organization wa. held
yesterday afternoon and evening at the new
park on Seventh street, the programme consist
ing Of prize shooting and bowling. dancing
and concert by the Germania Band. The fol.
lowing were the prizes: BowlIng.-First prize
SIS; Sd, Henry Will, 80; ith, John Vcigt, box
Rhine wine; 5tb, George @. Walker, lady's
fne fan; 9Th, Edward Eicholtz. one riding
whip; I'm. william Eendner, q set Of lady's
Jewelry. Shootng.-First prize, George Kill
lian, SIS; I'd, Rudolph Hines, els; Sd, Louis
Bayer, $40; itn, William Fendner, one box OF
Rhine wine; 6th, A. Koch, silver plated CASTOR
On, John Leopold. one pair Of nae boots; 7th,
Charles Abel, one box of cigars. There was
quite q large attendance, and the festivities
were kept up till nearly midnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

RIVER FRoNr.-Business this morning 10 NOT
50 aclve AZ the wharves, very rev arrivsis
hours.
Commissioner 0unnell 10 actively en-
ployed In putting Waeer street In the proper
condition Tor winter. The sidewalk Ii now
complete, with the exception OF the street
crossings, from I'm 70 I,t 2. su r,,, ana today
curbtre from 18th street to HArvey's wharf.
All THIS will be finished In o few days, when
there will be o continuous line Of sidewalk
| from the Long Bridge to 7th-street wharf,
TaSter's WAasf.-Arrived-Schoon Sarah
Jane, Love, from Broad Greek, with wood for
John b. Lord Sailed-Schoouer Sea Lion,
James. light.
Williams, Spaulding. TO load with manure for
Norfolk. Sailed-Schooners r @. Standard
Hubbai d, to Alexandra, 70 load coal for Nor.
folk; Robin Hood, Adams, for 0eorgeto VIC, 70
load coal for Philadelphia.
RIey's WhdrC-Arrived-Scho Benja-
min Franklin, Thomas: slo)p Ida Gro WIDER;
schooner Medora, Hamilton, all with oysters
and oats for Winfield & Weiser. Price of oys.
ters, 60c .aSl; oats, 60 cents.
Foicier's Wharf.-SAiled-Schoone Charles
Newkirk, Huntiey, TO Georxetown; Ocean
70 Georgetown, all light.
Fay's Wharf.-Sailed-Schr. Mary Compton,
Rogers, for Alexandra, 70 load coal for Bos-
ton.
Calls Whaf.-The steamer Arrow, Stack
pole left for Mount Vernon this morning with
pas, enges.
Potomac Ferry Wkdf-The steamer Wawaset
Fowke, left her landing this morning with
passengers and heavy freight Of general mer-
chandizs, empty packages, &c. for Gone river
SaerifTs Wood and Coal Wharf, Foot If 6A
Street-Arnved-Schr. Stickney, Matthews,
from Philadelphia, with 325 tons Of coal tor G..
l.. Sheriff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

THE OLD FURNITURE in the ante. room al the
Executive Mansion, upholstered in red mo.
rocco, and which has done service there I'M iii
covered with grease and dirt, has been re.
vanished and reupholstere0 in green morocco.
giving the room more cheerful and lively
appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15
UONzAGA COLLEGE.

The sxerctsss OF
,GoNzAGA COLLEGE,.
w,, On street., bsssoees sts aad ierA.
MONDAY, sEPrsMBRR 6, 1853.
On seH JAS. CLAkKE, o. J.. President.
XoUNo LADIES, eENINARS,
l. zBoARDING AND SCHOOL
All ThirteeutA street
.Ine duties Of this institafieu via be resumed
eense1oere The school buillins q loo stei ia
s sea y well Known % the Epiphany Hteh school
Suieiea. The enclosed grounds afford ample
nsy @ ootaiped by spplyins 70 the Rector OF ths
suiS s1 Hiss h. J. NARROWER.
CHIoARAY INSTITUTE, I.saT ani I-s2e
Gkn,u, Spruce street fhil.deipsi., Pa.
Hissss boardtss and Day school. sfii reosen ON
aIVNpAi sept 10th. French 10 the iansusse OF
s rs ,sx"iu, sna constantly spoken In the In
ys-eosm MADAME D'B.RvrLLY. Prur.
MEDICAL pIPARLMEsf or dE0RSE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

aORATI0 holster AT HIS OLD TRICKS
Last night ofncer John Liscombe reports nav.
ing discovered the notorious Horatlo Bolster
trying to break in the door Of the house No.
252 street, the inmates having barred MP the
premises in order to keep him out. On the an.
proach Of the officer he used very abusive Ian.
guage, and threatened to cut the officer, who,
before securing the prisoner, had to use his
club very freely. but succeeded at last in Ia.
king him 70 the Central guardh ouse and locked
him mp. This morning, after hearing before
Justice Harper, he was sent 70 jail in default
OF security for assault on officer Liscombe:
also, on the charge Of as sault on Annie Walker
an inmate Of the house in question, whose nose
he had bitten through the day previous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

FALL OvIRCoATs, 81, Se, SO and SI2, Just
received at A. Straus' popular clothing house,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and 1lth
streets, three doors east Of 18th street.