Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1854, Page 3

Tas Mapeiacs or Ma. Garar vo Miss i VENING STAR. Hurpis.—It was the Rev. Ashbel Steele, of the Episcopal Church, who united the couple * LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. in the First Ward of this city, on the 9th in- Tan Racz on Sarorpay.—On Saturday last stant, whose marriage as having taken place wes pablthed tn tao Gee, We. deen . We deem quite a crowd met om the Columbia course to | "** Lesser ~ tales fag costeae witness oer race for $500—mile heste— panseeres aang ret petestonser| Payne, and Mr. Suit's bay bores, John Gre- ar the char ee Satereey last & nation thak be bam, whieh was oe — Oe, "aul ypacvior ee upon the false state- Scores, tne pauanaae t fing in the ments of s disappointed suitor, relative to s cold til meaiay 3 before the horses were | Prior marriage with the lady, have got up brought to the post. There was very little | tries concernin; affair, which, during The friends of the mare would have | ‘he recent short a\ of the parties who backed her freely at even money, but as there| Were married, as Eero leah odds le, above, bade fair be Ro = offered, the friends of the horse rare ne Ye their stare, bor saikoe & ’ » these slanders instantly vanished from Wash- none fected ote “st & ‘Sohn Graham | ington, and the investigations which followed raci! bop erect from the jump, which he render it certain that all the stories against obtained on rounding the ‘corner, but | their conduct, or that of either of them, in the aathag bad reached the quarter-pole, the | fair, are utterly ggeenalem: We deem it mare shot shead, was never afterwards our duty to make this statement, after satisfy- ap-|° i “hard | ing ourselves of its truth in all respects; as Tid ar tenctheahoad of Por Spporent. ‘Trane | some of the friends of the parties think that a 2 minutes, 1} second. John Graham lost aj late publication in the tar, plate or plates, was taken off the ground, and | Were not mentioned, t, without explana- | the mare galloped dior the course alone for | Sion, be construed to xe fer to them. the second heat, won the match. = 2 6 pe In consequence of the disparity intheriders}] The True ferent is to, enetity and the absence of scales and weights we were} ‘hat, on the 9th of the present month, after led to inquire into the conditions of the match | due notice given, and on the presentation of a led the right. Each horse had tocarry | the legal marriage license, I united in mar- ~ and was infc that John Graham was to Hage; at Maa idence, Mr. William Brook 125 lbs. and the mare 115 ibs. Therider| @#ler and Miss Frances Marion Hurdle, ac- of the former was a fair sised man, who, with | ©ording to the order of the Methodist Episco- |t! pal Church. ‘Gen able. are yap stnoe ht and} At the request of the rarties concerned, and at of the latter, a light boy who had alight] ‘© prevent any misunderstanding from an saddle with no extra weight save s damp sad- | Previous notice, the above certificate in full die oloth eats Corn Bot _ waged A eae chee or Pescbyue of oat Oicek nds. Surely Mr. must haveentertaived 5 eaigh eotae of the speed and weight-c Washington City, D. C., Nov. 20, 1864, ing eapabilities of little horse, ere he would, with any hepeof success, venture to} BaAPrism AND REVIVAL.—As we atated in it so much weight to any four |i animal | Saturday’s Star, the solemn and beautiful or- ing the slightest pretention to the name of | dinance of baptism by immersion yesterday, Tace-horse. was administered to a number of converts at The balance of the evening was filled up| the 13th street Baptist church, between @ and with several scrub-races, which afforded more | Hi streets. amusement to the spectators than the match} _ The service of baptism were preceded by an race. Itis more than probable that several | 2>/e, eloquent, and very effective discourse by races will take place week as there are} the Rev. Dr. Teasdale, which was listened to several blooded horses on the course. by seven hundred or @ thousand people with the deepest attention, and not without evi- Gunat Iurnoveusxt m Roorine.—As a] dences of the powerful impression it produced. matter of valuable information to the thou- | At its conclusion, there were probably none in sands of readers of the Star who are interested | ‘h¢ vast assemblage whe could claim to have in the improvements of the day, especially in| Preserved dry eyes and freedom from deep rendering our public buildings and private} motion, — residences impervious to the changes of the The ordinance of baptism followed, inter- weather, we would state that there will be| persed with excellent singing by one of the placed on exhibition at the Metropolitan Me- | “nest choirs in the city, and though the con- chans’ Fair, shertly to be held in this city, gregation was dismissed, anxious souls still and for which great preparations are being | /ingered sround the altar, made by our artisans to make it the grandest} _ affatr of the kind possible, a specimen of cop- =Smoxe.—The poor creatures employed in roofing, to whieh no repairs will be needed | 80me of the rooms of the Post Office and Por. Sfty years. This is the invention of a| Treasury Department, are just now martyrs Washington mechanic—Mr. Joseph F. Hodg- to smoke. One smokey chimney in suc f son—and he guarantees that during that time | building, is a nuisance to those engaged in it will be perfectly water-proof. The expan-| Ferhaps twenty chambers We cannot see sion and contraction are provided for on scien- | how one can possibly do efficient clerical duty tific principles, and the roofing is adjusted in | in smoke so thiok as to prevent him from see sech a manner that s leak in it is impossible. ing five feet beyond the end of one’s nose. . This improvement hele bs the means of saving Si ey Meee) eae are daily) carey i i ii . | 20) in eac lings, it stri us Sone of iroonnds of Coie? im: ropaies eimaply. that until this evil is remedied the Govern- ment must loose weekly quite as much as the improvements necessary would cost. ed less Batis tas ane aee [Biter tbr! will find plenty of opportunities of gratify: himself this aie In addition to other anaes ment, two of our fine military companies and one of our popular clubs give their annual balls. That of the Boone Riflemen takes place at the New Odd Fellows’ Hall, near the Navy Yard, on Wednesday night, and the Arlington Club on the same night at Carusi’s Saloon. The President’s Mounted Guards will have their annual ball on Thursday night, at Odd Fel- lows Hall. From the seal manifest by the different committees of arrangements we can promise a delightful entertainment to those who may atten: Oar friends in Alexandria will bear in mind that the popular company of Mount Vernon Guards also give their annual ball at Serepta Hall on W jay night. A Dirrerence 1x Lecistation.— Messrs. Edstors: Can you inform us why a different mode of legislation should be pursued with different sections of thecity? Or, if the coun- cils have not legislated differently for differ- ent sections? Why are not che “ tavern laws”’ enforced in other sections as they are in the central wards. Respectfully, A Sorrszzz. Washington, Nov. 20, 1854. We think {t was the intention of our city fathers, in enacting the laws referred to, that they should bear equally on all parts of our city ; if there is any partiality, it is evidently the fault of the executors of the laws. As to the reason why the laws ase epforced in some parts of the city and not in others we respond, we “don’t know.” A Girt Concert anv No Humsve.—The gift concert of the Parrows, which came off at Odd Fellows’ Hall on Saturday evening last, was conducted in the most admirable manner, and to the satisfaction of every one. The prises were fairly distrituted, without the least trickery or partiality. A lady, residing on Sixth street, drew the fine gold watch; a gentleman, who holds a clerkship in one of the Departments, drew the bracelet; and others of the audience drew gold pencils and rings. We judge that the only persons who lost by the operation were the Parrows them- selves. Although they had a good house, we doubt whether, in view of their elegant gifts, it paid expenses. Avarus or Vine —During yesterday, there were three alarms of fire, which called out the various companies of the fire department. The two firat were caused by a little more smoke than ordinarily escapes from chimneys; the last was from the burning of a carpenters’ shop, near the Capitol, belonging to W. rhoniae The last was, doubtless, the work of an a A Buavrirun Girt.—We had the pevilegs this morning of examining two beautifal Shef- field silver-plated baskets, with handsome gold and silver medals attached, at the store of Messrs. Warriner & Semkin, made to the order of the Washington Taper) a of Ma- sons, to be presented to their brother B. B. ‘French, Esq., this evening. The medals were made in the shop of Messrs. W. & 8., and are of 18-caret gold, surrounded by a solid silver border, chased. The following insoription is onthe medals : “ Presented to Sir Kuight B. B. French, by Washington Encampment, No. 1.” — Yusrgapar.—The churches of Washington were all well attended yesterday, though the a disagreeably ao'd and blusteri: Fe ac of = —_ on at coast aes large a ehurch-going ‘ion as ours. may be owing to the ts thas this beiag the tical metropolis of the Union, every de- Bomination of tishs among ua seek to keep here as clergymen gentlemen of fine abilities and high reputation. They are, nearly all of them, capable of offering, whenever they preach, an intellectual treat to all who will attend church, if butto hear an able preacher, being here, as elsewhere, a large class who go to the house of Ged for that purpose principally ; they are among the most regular attendants upen public worship among us. have been in the habit of rendering assistance to the worthy poor, in securing to them many of the necessaries of life It is now near time for them to begin the reorganisation of their chariteble associations. Many little ones are seen, without shoes or stockings, tripping over the frosty ground in search of chips or wood to make fires for their poor feeble parents at bome. Charity is not thrown awsy upon those who need it, and who are willing, but unable, to work. Warca Rurorns.—November 18 —Mitchell O'Neil, drunk and lying the streets, fine and costs; A. Jackson, vagrant, workhouse ninety days. As usual, there were numerous appli- cants for lodgings, who were accommodated till morning, and then dismissed. Last night not one was arrested for a violation of law. MEALTH REPORT. Orvics or tae Boarp or Huatrn, ) Wasainaron, Nov. 17, 1851. Interments during the month of Ootober, 1854: apoplexy, 1; asthma, 1; affection of y 3; affection of bowels, 2; eancer, 1; casualty, 3; congestion of lungs and bowels, 1; consumption, 15; convulsions, 2; cholera, 8; cholera morbus, 1; cholera infantum, 4; croup, 1; general debility, 1; diarrhoas, 11; nder such circumstances, it becomes emi-| Topsy, 3; drowned, 1; dysentery, 11; pently a religious duty for our churches to al > Intermittent fever, 1; puer, strive to perpetuate upon the popular mind, | "* 1; soarlet fever, 1; typhoid fever, 9; veneration for his character and devotion to ete se creas orp ener yy A ji rnea, 1; ng cough, 2; in- bis wise, patriotic and conscientious principles, anition, 1; infanticide, 1: inirmine fig ee temperance, 3; jaundice, 1; saryngitis, 1; mania apotu, 2; miningitis, 1; old age, 3; paralysis, 1; phrenetis, 1; typhoid pueumo- nis, 2; premature birth, 1; schirrous stomach, 1; suicide, 1; still-born, 2; tubes mesente- THANKSGIVING axD THE WasHixcros Mor- umast.—We have had many urgent requests to do our best to induce the various clergymen in W. to take up collections on Thanksgiving day in their respective churches, for the completion of the Washin, Monu ment. We need hardly remark that the oo- casion is precisely the proper one for taking up ocellections to that end. We are to give thanks for the manifold blessings we enjoy, end surely we owe avery large portion of them to the labors of George Washington, under Providence. Rife a to chesrvelbis precepts, our prospects for future natio: ty and happiness, must fade away. Tux Kowxeys cannot fail to have a great house to-night, at the National Theatre, as they come back among us with all their old ee of Wesisgee aout connected a them. It is very certain that no other band/ ricw, 1; unkuown and not reported, 10. of Ethiopian minstrels have ever maintsined| White males, 69; white Temalee, 50; col- such popularity bere as the Kunkels. Yet| ored males, 4; colored females, 12; total, 125. they have given far more concerts in this! age unknown, 8; under 1 year, 19; 1 to 5, 20; city than any other band. Their success] § to 10,2; 10 to'15, 1; 18 to 20, 4; 20 to 30; when last here—in the middle of the recess— 19; 30 to 40, 22; 40 to 50, 10; 50 to 60,9: was uD] nted. If they draw crammed | 60 to80, 11; over 80, 6; total, 125, so bouses - eran ae at sepals an Season.| By order of the Board, : what wi Bot now, when rsons are Scnibing se in anticipation of er busy Tuouas Mine, M, D., Prosident. times ahead, and with three or four times a8| as-17 anovin t be universally known—for it ie many strangers in the city as-when they were | trae—that indigestion is the parent of e 1 reportion of ? the fatal diseases. Dysentery, diarrbas, cholers morbus If a iweasen city tnapector's weekly catalogue of Seethe eee indigestion alone. Think of that, 4; ‘spepties ; think of it who suffer from disordered stomachs, ead Ifyou sve willing posting Pennsylvania Avenue, we ever bea) Jedd tere ME Helge Upon experience, resort at eheld. A line of forty carriages was preceded | Dired by Dr. 0. M. Seckton tel era Bitters, p by a number of colored men clothed in regalia. | uve, ated erent stands slone and naapproech [pon enquiry we found it to be the funeral of] trv Sisesses spocthen shen @ respectable colored man named Levi Dick, | everywhere. Lanes Foxsnat —Yesterday about 4 0’clk. we saw one of the largest colored funerals We iow that they are excellent for For sale dealers in medicine aps an active member of the association of the} os seresnr = “Bons of Clinton,” who died om Thursday} to pass through a Lon fd Gallery of F (ioras oat etek oped fail ta pag o viait to Flumb’s Rooms on the Avenue. He has faneral services were performed by the Daguerreotyping i On, which for beauty cad means a thot the Geoeased bore an exemplary shares | Ss, Sctsnitet Per ama a every lineamen: sec es o eee tan a ort time pre- vious to death. Mr. Plaumbe is reckoned am — «four time. Senampoa? CoLiision.—Yesterday two of our river boats, the George Washington and George Page, plying between this city and Alexandria, came into collision on the river. it is said the circumstance caused some fright among but, luckily, mo one was| the advanced hart. We trust that the rivalry between these boats was not the cause of the collision ; if s0, such conduct would be reprehensible. The lives of our citizens should not be to gratify the spirit of rivalry. morning last of typhus fever, aged 22 years. ma apap on the ¢ expression. Daguerrean artists mar 30 DIED. On the 20th instant, PERAY BRYAN SEAMAN, aged 15 months. aes to-morrow, (Tuesday,) at 12 m., from ‘welfth street. si of on the 13th the Hon. Robert McClelland. in which they | first a | isiana avenue, or to DANIEL B. CLARKE, Drug é-| Tax Poor.—Our citizens, for years past, | executed, in this last| ing On the 19th instant, JOHN N. LOVEJOY, &r., at usetis, instant, Mr. JESSE SABIN, the father-in-law of Por Bale and Rent. ————————— eee eee LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS. d lesen wanting fine farnished ROOMS, centrally located, om moderate terms, can be accommo- dated at Mrs. WILSON’S, corner of Rleventh street | 0: and Pa. avenue. nov 20—St a /BNISHED ROOMS TO LET—OPPOSITE THB ai Patent Office, Walker's Row, Ninth st House 5 ¥ nov 50-0 Sat Be FED mag PEN a ac avenue, een Sixth and Seventh | Waln: sete men Xs hee at ‘erent ill ce fer oy {ier Arm and Reception Ohairs '. 5 Egyptian joset, No 198 Bridge street, Georgetow: = Deok atten mee ee ee pays No. 400 street, Washington, D C. Elegant French p'ate oval Mantel Mirror, with rich 6 and Bracke 8 _m t FOE SAGE—A HOUSH THAT COST $1,976, | Beautiful inlaid Workstand, Chess and Fancy Te built by Entwistle, for sale for Rey casa. ° 7 eight large rooms, and is situ- ated in e pleasant ard fine part of the city, Apply to JOSEPH ¥. HODGSON, nov 20—3t No. 405 Seventh street, above I. OR BENT.. of New —THE HOUSE ON THE CORNER now bein; rae ed and Fifteenth street iv g put in complete order, and with a new two story back building will be for rent about the os has Core ae Aa Re tenant the rent will Apo Pots ‘20 Bte ug Store on the premises. Auction Sales. Several Exceilont Lounges, with Pillows Bruseels, Three-ply and ingrain Carpets Oucloth, Matting, Rugs Very large gi+se front Bookcass Walnut extension Dining Iables, Tea do Walnut cane seat and bamboo Ohairs Hardsome suite of Cottage Furniture Mahegany dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes Do Italian and French Bedsteads Marble top Washstan‘s, Toilet Sets pi eating een Dining Table ery large round rolid m: iy French and Stone China Gla-sware ee F® SALE OK RENT IN GEORGETOWS—A very convenient and c mfortable two-story brick House, on Frederick strest, containing ten rooms snd a dry cellar, with a pump of good water intheyard. Also a iy a and - brick amokehouse Together with a general avwortment of Kitshen house Possession given the Ist December next Utensils. For particulars apply to RICH’D PETTIT thop} Terms: $30 and under cash; over &@ credit of corner of First and Market streets, or residence on ly on- he corner Second and Market sta, Georgeto dceast beaches oe pt larket wD di terest. nov 20-—eo3t H i Cero FAMERS O. MoaUTRE, Es RENT.—A FINE STORE ON THE CORNER | _D0V 20—4 as Virginia avenue and Seventh street, Navy A GU Auctioneer. Yard. Toa good tenant the rent will be moderate ay, tH ae BOOTS | AT Apply on the premises. nov 17—8t T AUCTION —On MONDAY efternoon, Novem. ————— ee OR RENT.—THE WELL-KNOWN SLAUGHTER House, lately fied by the late Frederick Speiser, dereased, on K east, Navy Yard. The property isin fine order, having all the n arrangements for the business. For further cuflars enquire of B.A. RYT! or Mrs. MARIA SPBISER, No 529 Eleventh street, Navy Yard. nov 17—st* Fa RENT.—4 PARLOR AND B&D CHAMBBR. farnished or unfurnished, opposite Browns’ Hotel, Ne. 847, in one of the best and pleasantest locations in the city. Apply at the confectionery store of J.@. WEAVER. ProaNaeD ROOMS —SITTING ROOM AND Bed Room in a private family on Ninth street, near the Patent and Post Offices, without board or ber at 3 o’cl at auction rooms, I shall nll as St rtastln Harlow Flower Rocts, from the nursery of Van Derschoot & Sons, Ho!- land, eonsisting of double and single Hyacinths, Narcisses, Airey ag Jonquilles, Iris, Cresus, Barly Du-, Von TholPa, da. Terms cash. JAR. CO. MoGUIRE, nov 18—2 Aucticness. Wants. = ANTED—A Wowsekeeper. Enquire at Na tional Hotel, for two days. nev 18—3t ANTED.—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN as Overseer on a farm. Best of reference given if required. Address WM. CALL at this office. nov 17 —4t®* ANTED.—APARBMENTS AND BREAKFAST with breakfast and tea. Terms, including fuel and in Geo: wn, by agentleman. Apply to Mr. lights, $50 per month. For address erquire at the REDFERN, Grocer, corner Pa. avenue and Nine Star office. nov 17—3st* teenth stree's. nov 17—8t® "= F% RENT—FOUR NEW AND HANDSOME ANTED.—A tenant for the G: Store com three-story brewn-front Dwellings, containing ner of Third and Market street, Georgetown. (Bebop tected erent Dining Room, Kitchen,| nov 15 Bee vant's) Roose, ve Chambers, situated on! CVENATORS, MEMBERS, OR OTHER PERSONS Thirteenth street sou: near the publie groan: 7 furnished. convenient to Peceitacte avenge and the oe Rsndecane bo wel oe wanting a several months, or longer if red, will find a de sirable one in s pleassnt and fashionable neighbor- hood on the h-ights of Georgetown, and quite con- venient to the omnibuses If the house is mot im- mediately rented, the lady will acoommedate one family or several gentlemen on reasonable terms, the house being larger them desirable for her own use. Apply to Mr. TILLY, Postmaster, Georgetown. noy 13—lw® Waxan OR KIGHT MORK HANDS TO work on a place near the city for the winter or year. Board found. Also, a Man who has some knowledge ef black- smithing, and a good cook, dora oay froner. ments, and ina perfectly healthy situation Fer careful and punctual tenants, the rent will be put at $250a Le ons monthly. Apply to RICH- ARD H. CLARK, corner of Sixth street and Lou- Btore, corner of Maryland avenue and Sleventh treet. nov 14—lw VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LET—THE store on the east side of Eleventh strest, one door north of Pennsylvania avenues, lately oocu- pied by Mr. Dyer as an auction and commission store, is for rent low to # good tenant. Apply to @. A. RANDALL, nov 14—tf Cerner Twelfth and D streets. TURAGE.—Thoge having Furniture, Dry Goods, S Groceries, &e., to be stored, will find ample aoc- commodations in the large, airy, flag-stone-paved, and dry Basements under the Star Office, corner Pa. avenue and Bleventh st. Apply at the Star office. Opposite Office open from 9 to 8 daily. ANTS NEGROES.—Thesubscribersare all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay ing the highest cash prices. Persons ha ves for sale will please at 242 PRATT 8T: ', Bal- timore, Md.,(Slatter’s old stand.) Slaves taken on board at 35 eents per day. feb 2—ly B.M.& W. L. CAMPBELL. a a Be Misses SHANKS, adjoin- ing the store of Mr. Berry, on Bridge cae Georgetown. have several fine KOOMS to let, an are prepared to accommod te Boarders, both perma- nent and transient, on the most moderate terms. nov 9—Im pee a DUVALL, Penna. reer | nearly opposite Browns’ Hotel, has fine ROOM! and offers oy, desirable comfort and saccommoda- tion ua famil - or single gentlem Sensis tees or transient. No more agreeable house will be found in Washington. je 16—ly Reus ane BOARD.—8EVERAL SINGLE gen- tlemen can be accommodated with pirssant rooms, (furnished or unfurnished,) with or without Board, in the large modern house No. 452 Thirteenth street, one square north ot Pennsylvania avenue. oot Z1—1m* oot ee ee FC RENT OR SALMi—THE MODERN Four-story Brick House om Thirteenth st: eet near E, east side. The house is in good repair, dry cellars, and to a gcod te ant the rent will be low. Possession given on the lst November. Apply to oct 30—tf JAS. 0. MoGUIRE, Auc’r. OK RENT—Possession given immediately—the late office 01 the Syne Star, on D st., within fifty yards of ite junction with Twelfth street and Pa. avenue. The building is of two stories. The lower story being divided into three convenient rooms, and the upper being a large single room. It will afford two convenient small shops, fronting on D street, with ample working room in the rear. Al- #0 @ convenient painter’s or carpenter's or other mechanics’ work shop above. Apply at Star office. oct 25—tt eee Fo RENT.-A LARGR BRICK ICE-HOUS conventently situated near the Ohesapeake an: Ohio Canal and Potomac River. Apply to the sub- scribers, at their Lumber Yard, corner ef D and Twenty eixth streets. H. N.& J. W. BASBY. nov 17—eo3w - F% 8ALE.—The whole of square No 522, front- ing on New Jersey avenue, N street and 4th street. For terma and particulars inquire at Mr. J. HL. Knoll, on G street, between Fourteenth and Fif- teenth. nor li—eolw* OR RENT OR LEASk —The Farm at the south- ern end of the Long Bridge, on the Virginia Shore, opposite Washington city. A new house has been lately erected for the purpose of a Hotel, and it will be rented with the Garden of eight to ten acres,or the house with from fifty to one hundred, or the wh le three hundred, aa may be preferred. Its nearness to Washington makes it very valu- able for market gardens, and it would be very suit- able fora drovers stand, as many cattle pars through the farm on the Alexandria turnpike. Se curity required fo1 the payment of the rent Apply to or address R. ®. & A. DODGR, Georgetown, D. C. Bov 15—eo OR SALE.—THAT VALUAPL® LOT on Sev- enteenth street, at the terminus of the Ohio and e Canal in this city, fronting 100 feet on the Canal, and about 130 on Seventeenth street, being par: of equare south 173. It has a jarge STONE WAREHOUSE upon it euitable for a mill or muchinery of every description. It adjoins the foeks, and is alike convenient to trade on the canal or river. For terms, apply on the premises to nov 1l—eolm TMOMAS GREEN. KUG sTURE.—THE OWNER, INTENDING TO change his business, offers for sale a DRUG STORE, FIXTURES, &o., doing a large and protit- able business. The fixtures are new, and the stock of Medicines, Fancy Articles, &c.,&0., has been re- cently selected with great care. For terms, 4c. which will be liberal, address, with real name, “A. B., Druggist, Washington City.” nov 18—eo4t® SOMETHING NEW. PPOSITE THK MARKET ON PENNSYLYVA- NIA AVENUE 4 doors below Ninth street, isa NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and Boys, opened this day. DACKKR, ene of the cheapest Clothing Merchants in the North, has determined to cffer to the citizens of Washingtom and vicinity, his excellent Olothing st the lowest Northera Prices, for eash only. There the POOR MAN will find just such a Clothing Store as has long been wanted in Washington. is motto is cheap for cash, and ONR PRICE ONLY. A good substantial woollen coat he will sell for $2.75; and heavy winter pante, well lined, for $1.25; and fine coats, overcoats, and vests, in proportion. Good wool and cotton underrhirts, horiery, gloves, &c., cheaper than the cheapest. nov 1l—tr Us RECELYHD, a fresh eupp'y of A. B- WILBOR’S COD LIVBR OIL A PEOS PHATE OF LIME. The most palatable and effica- cious preparation of Cod Liver Oil known, for the cure of Consumption, Scrofula, Ooug! Colds, Asthma, Brunchitis, ani all ecrofulous humors. For eale by SOHWARTZE & SON, (Agents for Washington,) Pa. avenue, next door to U. 8. Hotel. nov 10—2m mo TEACHERS — For, sale low. a pair ete Globes and a 1080) aratus. juire of BAYLOR & a a sil mov Ti \VENING OLA88B88 IN LANGUAGES —PAOPF. SCHON EN BERG will commence reviewing classes in yensenges on Monday, 80th October, at his Dorey 267 Pennsylvania avenue. LD NOVELS—A LARGE NUMBER, LAID aside by the undersigned to send to auction, may be bought io the mean time at auction prices or Jeas, from FRANOK TAYLOR. nov 14 UMBER! LUMBER?! 50,000 sty bane, white pine Lumber 4-4 to EASE OF A VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE FOR SALB fhe Lease of the Building occupied by the eubscri- ber, situated on the north side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 11th and 12th stree's, within a few doors of the Kirkwood House, is offered for sale. ‘Lhe house hus been for some time occupied as a F 6 restaurant, but is admirably situated f-r any light | £000 ‘eet cherry 6 4 vo 12-4 fancy business. The store is 16 by 40, with a goed 5,000 do walnut crffin boerds, first quality Rares Gere the whole, besides upper roome, back 5,000 do de 4-4 to 12, wide and clear Ly be ~ t The lease will bo rold with or without the stock | 10,000 do ssh 44 to 16-4, of the best kind 6,000 do poplar 44 Just received and fer. ale by J. B. WARD & BEO., ‘Twelfth street and canal. nov 15~—lw A FEW MORE LEFT. HAVE yet unsold several Lots in mreaten No I 915 and south of No. 915, fronting on Maryland avenue, between Eighth aud Ninth streets east, to which I would call the a:tention of those desiring a Lot upon eligible terms. The price ranges from sixty toone hundred and thirty.hve dollars, payabie in {nstalments cf five dollars per month. GRO. ¥. DYER, Auction and Commission Merchant, Office on D st., Ist house from cor. 10th st west. nov 15—dlw ‘WOOD FOR SALE. N LIBUT. HUNTER’S UPPER FARM, TWO miles from the Long Bridge, above the toll ens Alexandria county, Va, PINE AND 04K for Ste alars inquere on the premise: ‘or io on the 8. nov Fee ost = ar @. RITTER, VOR RENT.—THE LARGE BRICK HOU:K on the corner of Fourteenth and N streets will be rented low to s good tenant. The house contains ten rooms, and is in complote order. The grounds attached contain 10,000 feet. Inquire of J. Russell Barr, corner of Eleventh and M streets. oct 30—2a3w—MBat OOMS OPPOSITE f HE PATENT OFFICF FOR RENT—The roomsin the new building directly opposite the east portico, the best situation in thr eity for Patent Agents. Kiso, in the same building, a very fine basement, well finished, dry, Soe welt gue eke euliets = ; job printing office, k bindery, &c. In oO Game =ate = BATES & BRO. AKGE DWELLING-HOUSH TO L&T—SITU ated on the eat side of Seventh street. one door above I street, and only two squares from the Patent gale. Oak, $2 and Pine $2 12% per (ffice. The house hus been built but a few years,| cord. Apply to ABLIN, Agent is large and commodious, containing fourteen rooms. nov 14—1m Itis now being newly painted and prepared, and fitted with gas fixtures; has a pump with excellent water ia the yard, and cistern water in the house, bath rooms, i a large yard, ‘peppers op rar isge hi 5 next door Ouse, ee eat? he A. ROTHWELL, OR RENT—THE HOUSM AT PRESENT O.- . B HALL, M. D. HOMCOPATHIO PHYSIOIAN, ATE of Easieuelne ve., graduatein Allopathy and Homeopathy, having had extensive ex- perience in the various departments of the press ion, offers his services to the citizens of W: igton and vicinity. Office No. 420 Thirteenth street, between G and H streets. Office hours until 9 a. m5 from 3 w 4 p. 5 and 7 to8 See : Wih. A. Gerdner, M. D., Dean of the College Ps, and the profes-ion gen erally. wp 1 —-Rin ARTIN MERIVALE. HIs MARK, BY PAUL M Greyton. Theatrical journey work. Justre osived at TAYLOK & MAURY'S nov 17—tf Bookstore, rear 9:h st. OR SALE—EXCELLENT HARNESS HORSE, young and wel! broken. He willte sold low, if early applied for May be seen at the stable of Mr Schwartz, on G si near the War Depsrtment. wov 14—35 Mu. SCHONENBERG, Teacher of Piano and Singing, NO. 957 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. oct 23—tf MMOV AL —GEORGE ¥F DY&k, © uctioncer and Oommi-s'on Merchant, has removed bis office to D street, firet house from ths corner | stcries. ¢ back building contains nine edditional fooms. There are perfectly dry cellars under the entire buildings. Gas is introduced throughout. war ane pewrsless.wl not be rented for a Boara se. Inquire of B. W. REED, nov 13—8t® Corner of 14th and F street N OAPITOL HICL—THREE VERY DESIRA- ble Building Lots No. 1, 15, and 16 in Square ‘187, between Rest Capitol and A sts. south, square east of Capito! Grounds, will be sold on ac oo) terms on application to @. Orandell, No. 33 F street, near Tents, Talend. several others in Square 872. oct 25—1m* Dx YOU WANT a HOMM—100 BUILDING Lote fer sale on easy terms to suit any that wants to build Fine store house on corner woven: h and G streets, to let. i WALT&& A. TRUE, Carpenter and Builder, Tenth str:et west, where he will be plea ed to f a, between Bovedth and Kighth stregt. his fo: mer patrons and the public generally. oot 24—1me es nov 16—lw . TELEGRAPHIC. Expresaly for the Daily Evening Star ————— Aaction Sales. By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Georgetown. ogg we ATRL EFS omnes —Oa tl Let yet, at 10 o’closk, a. m., at the residenoe cf Philip Griffith Kew York Matters. Req, Secretary to the British a Naw Yor, Nov. 20 —The Court this morn- en! West and hnituyeas— Mahcgany Sofa and Rocker He) centre and side Tables ing granted « writ of error in the case of Dr. Grahan. The North Star sailed this morning for Cal- Stands Hanisome hair Sofa, do Arm Oheir ifornia fall of passengers. Parke nol eed cheat aa Judson’s Hotel was partly insured. The Walnut and imitation W in: was considerably injured. Bodsteed, Wash Sables und Siends sdjpining property 4 Firet-rate Feather Bed, Halrand Shuck Mattresses} The weather is quite cold here. eed other Bureaus parte aa Stoves, hall and parlor Lamps, Shades Destruction of Judson’s Hotel. Chamber Sets, Looking Glasses, Mantel Glock | Naw Youx, Nov. 20.—Judson's Hotel, in ‘Terms cash. ae this city, was entirely destroyed by fire this BU % neater ‘Aectionesrs, | morning. Loss, $250,000. There were many Barrow escapes from fall- ing walls. The loss by the burning of the building and its contents is about $100,000. Boarders loss, $20,000. By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. IXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Bffects at Auction —Oa TUESDAY MORNING, November 71st, at 0 c’eloek, at the residence of 4. setae Y Sal SON hs Fannie Sd oe ‘enth stre + ture Household Ei vig: Mines Discovered. Superior rssewood ease Piano Forte, by Beichen- Boston, Nov. 20.—By advices from Monte- Aanersty Pach Ste Divane video to ease we ese that exten- au: sive copper mines have been discov- Roeke: pest ong oa ered at that place, Threeply end Inerain 18, Ollcloth — Fall marbie+op D.essing en, 0. Weahstend Failure in Baltimore. Mahogany pieersd pean leben Batrimons, Nov. 20.~David Stewart, a patter! ated _ j Weshetente merchant in this city, failed to-day. His lia- Sour apetion Feather be bilities are very heavy. Baltimere Markets, &e Battiwere, Nov. 20 —Howard street Flour $8 25. City Mills $8. 22,000 bushels of wheat sold at Saturday’s prices. 28,000 bushels of corn sold, white 78, yellow 70. Others un- changed. The barque Owen is ashore on Kent Island. New York Markets &o. Mew Yore, Nov. 20.—The Flower market is duller—4,06@ barrels have been sold ; State brands are unchanged; Southern $8.40 a $9. 4,000 bushels of wheat sold ; Southern $1.95 a $2; Genessee $2.40. 20,000 bushels Corn sold Gilt Tea Set, Glass and Grovkers? Ware Superior Cook Stove, Radiator Together wits a general assortment of Requisites. Terms: $30 P.8 The house is fer rent inguies of the aun ttoneer. JAMES C. MoGUIRG, nov 15—d Auctioncer. — SEE. By J.O McGUIRE, Auctioneer. pie Sl eter wae Tees, eXO-! 5 ress, Furs, &c., at Auction —On TURSDA sfternoon, November lst, at 4 o'clock, in frent of the Auction Booms, I shall se'l, without reserve, a pair of excel- lent Family Horses of fine appearance and style and. warranted to be perfectly sound and kind in —Mixed 910. Stocks dull and declining. Also, a good Pamfly Carriage, Harness, Pur aie oe e@ are the preperty ofa matey i The western rivers, we learn this morning 38 no wa ri tochigient ee » and will preitively te! by telegraph, are at a stand. - nedior A See ee eee mes Snow Storm at Buffalo. JAMBS C, MoGUIRB, Burrato, Nov. 18.—A thick storm of snow, mov 1'—d Auctioneer. | which melts about as fast as it falls, together with other causes well known, have almost completely suspended operations this morning Bank Robbers Arrested—Money Recovered. New Lonpon, Cr., Nov. 19. —George Bliss, the sheriff of this county, arrested four of the robbers of the Windham county Bank last —_— OOOO By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers Nu HUNDRED THOUSAND BRICK IN THE KILN AT AUCTION.—On WEDNESD2Y, the instavt, we shall sall, at 8 o’clook m., 9% the brick kiln of Wm. B. Wilson, on le Island avenue, betweem 10th and llth streets wast. being Square Ne. 837, about ene hundred theusand Briexs, in the kiln, nearly all of which are hard and a fine 7 erms enah night as they were in the act of going aboard ee @REEN & SOOTT, of a steamer at Allyn’s Point for New York, nov 18—8tgTuw Auctioneers. | and recovered all the money except $2,000. By J.C. MeGUIRM, Auctioneer. aes FURNITURW AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTIOW.—Om FRIDAY morn. ing. November 25th, at 10 o'clock, at No. 206 H street, between 18th and 10th seeets, I shall sell the Furniture ond Effects of a genileman deaiining housekeeping. vis: Sprivgseat Divans, Lounges, syd Centre and Side Tables Walnut and Music Stands, Chinese Tee poys Arm and Reception Ohairs, Rookers Window Curtains, Cornice Shades Carpets, Rugs, Olisloth Chinese Vases, Candelabras, ornameuts Walnut Sideboards, Extension Table Freneh China Tes and Dinner Ware cCutglass Ware, Table Cutlery Bronse Het Rack, Hell Lamp Hell and Stair Garpets, Reds and Byes Cincinnati Money Affairs. Cixeunxari, Nov. 18.—There continues to be a steady improvement in money matters heve. Gold has. declined to 2 per cent. pre- mium Eastern exchange 1¢ a 2: prem. There is nothing doing in Provisbos. Hogs are firmer, with sales at $3 75 a $4. ‘ The weather is cold—the rivey low and fall- ng New York Election. New Yorx, Nov. 18.—The latest official returns for governor show no material change trom the general estimate of yesterday. Mr. Clarke is still about 300 votes ahead of Mr. Seymour, and it is generally thought that he Writing Desk, Oam: will be finally declared governor by about Drowiey and iain warenue Wardrobes that plurality. Becsteada, Washstends, Toilet Bete Acts of the Canadian Legislature. Quangc, Nov. 18.—Last night the legisla- tive assembly unanimously voted one hundred thousand dollars to tne widows and orphans of the soldiers who have already falien in the ranks of the allied armies, or who may fall during the continuance of the present war. The government proposes to alter the tariff, reducing the duty on refined sugar to two dol- lars and forty cents, and on raw sugars to one dollar and fifty cents per owt ; on molasses, to two pence per gallon, and on coffee, one penny per pound. Great Storm in Brunswick. Bostox, Nov. 18.—We are in receipt of ‘ate papers from St. Johns, N. B. They state that the storm of the 13th and 14th nts did great damage in various parts of the province All the rivers and streams overflowed their banks and deluged the lowlacds. The reser- voir from which the inhabitants of S#. John derived their water was so seriously iojared, that the supply from it was cut off. pa- per mill of Mesers. Phelps, near it, was partly carried away. On the Little Biver many mills and several were swept away, and en other rivers is —* @mber, hay, &o., were w: the streams. Traveling was suspended throughout the prov- ince, and the mails were all bahindhand. Duel near Burlington. Bururerox, N. J, Nov. 18.—Au “ affair of honor’’ took place this morning in our imme- diate vicinity The parties are two respecte able citisens from Philadelphia. Shots were exchanged and the matter amicably sheg sn not, however, without the parties being both Best Hairand Husk Mattresses Bedding, Bolsters, and Pillows Lo king Glasses, full suites et Oottege Purntare Buperior Cook Stove, Wire Meat Safe Torether with a general assortmeat of Kitehen "8. Terms $80 and under cash; over that sum s ceedit of 60 and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily endoseel, bearing inserest JA8 C. MoGUIRE, nov 18—a Auctioneer. By GREEB & SCOTT. Auctto OTICE —bY VIRTU& OF A DEED ‘RUST, dated the 26ibh day of November, 185%, and duly recorded in Liber I 4 8, No. 58, folios 420, ac, among the land records of the county of Washing- ton, in the District of Colmmbia, I shall sell at pub- lic auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 224 day of November, at four o’clock, p m ,all that piece or varcel of ground situated in the city of Washington, D.C, and known and distinguished upon the plate and land records for Washington city and county as Lot Twenty-six (26,) in Square One Hundred and Forty (140,) the same frenting fifty (50) feet om Eighteenth west, between L and M streets According to the terms of the d-ed of trust, the purchase m»ney will have to be paid im onsh, and if not paid within three days after the aed of sale the Property will be resold at the risk of the first pur- chaser JOHN F SMNIS, Trustes. GREEN & 8OOTT, Auctioneers, By J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. f beetle SALE of Valuable Builiing Lot near the Railroad Depct—By virtue of a deed in trust, date on the lith day of April, 1854, rétorded in . B., No. 7% folios 271, ‘278, 274 and 276, the subscriber will eel] at pubiic sale on Tuesday, the Zist day of November, 1854, at 434 o’olovk, p. ®. on the premises, all that piece or parcel of ground and being situated in the ci of Washington 1 and t of Square No. 636, inning for same on New Jersey avenue, at a pee 260 feet 6 inches f:om the northwest corner no¥ 14—cetd 8 f said d ing ths t right angles,| wounded. One was hit in the left arm, the to Naw bexaay kyenee Gnewarae se foot 23 Be other in the right thigh, producing o fesh seth geass rhe = a wound. The difficulty is understood to have fed = ox! caster run-/ osoured in consequence of a concern- ing parallel with eaid first line westwardly to N spe Fares 130 test inches; thence a hordiaier| ing 8 female. > perty teh city early On New Jersey avenue 22 feet to the place of begin- ning, contain! 2,950 square fest, more or less. e above property is eligibly situated near the Railroad Depot, and offers a favorable opportunity for investment. ‘The terms of sale wi'l be cash, and +f not complied with in one week after the ay ef sale, the property will be re-sold, st the rick and expense of the pur- chaser, upon one week’s notice. this morning, and the hostile meeting, which was managed very quietly, took plase a short distance from Burlington. After the exchange of shots and the = of the principals, the friends of the latter interfered and a re- conciliation was effested. The Great Western Railroad Collision, @e. All conveyances at expense of purchaser. Boston, Nov. 18.—The that have been OHas. tls “4 feet ity investigating the aunt the oolli oot 20--en&ds ee "uotionser, | 0 om the Great Western Bailway, near Ohatham, Canade, by which many lives were lost, have returned a verdict that the acoi- dent was the result of « violation of the rales of the road. The LY also found J. Keitle- well, the ei eer, and D Q Twitchell, the conductor of the gravel train, guilty of man- slaughter, and the former was arrested and committed to jail, bail being refused. The evening train yesterday afternoon, from Mew York for Boston, killed three oxen on the track in Brighton, without damage to the train. Col. Schouler, the editor of the Cincinnati Gasette, who is now on a visit to this city, was last eveniog presented with a massive silver itcher goblet, by some of his personal iends. Samuel Dana, an old apd highly respected merchant of Boston, died last night at his .residence in Bulfinch street. KE. §. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. GEORG BIOWN. \RUSTER’S SALE —By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the District of Celua bis for the county of Wa hin, sitting in equity, made in the cause of Wm J Grey and Susan R. Stinger ve. Natban Gray, Be~j min Gray et al, No. 898, and dated December is, Bt I will offer for .a:e at pub- Ho auction, on Thur-day, the 80th day of November instant, at 4 o’clock, p m., on the premis+s, the fol- lowing valuuble pruperty in Georgetown : Ast. Lot number oue hundrei and five, (105,) in Beatty & Hawkins addition to Georgetown, zoel 8 front of seventy feet on the north side of Fi street, and a depth -fabout 160 feet. 2d. Lot number one hundred and fiftesn, (116,) in the same addition to Georgetown, fronting seventy feet on the sovth side of Second street and running back of the same width shout one huudr-d and fifty feet, There lots arc situated in plessant neighborhoods, and ere fine building sites Terms of ssle: One-third ot the purchase mon-y to be paid in cazh, and the residue in two equal in- allments at x Sné twelve manths, to be secured THE EAGLE by approved notes cr bon: eating interest. 3AS. "4 G AN. fall ay aat and ratification of che sulee I will con- a FITTIN . D vey, at the cost of the purchasers. The right is re Establishment, N THE OURNBR OF SIXTH STHEKT AND Pennrylvauia Avenue, are now receiving the floest assortment of CHANDELIERS and GAS FIX- TUBES ever offered to the citisens of Washington, and at the same time “cheaper then the cheapest” All that is necessary is to give a call to be convinced of this fact The superior facilities of this house enables them to se'l their goods and do work at @ less rate than sry of the retailers f this city. Thankful for the very libersl patronage of the itizens of Washington and vicini y. the proprietor eseures them tat with the addition of a number of the best ges fitters and plumb-rs of Philsde'phia and New York to his present large force, he will be ‘able to do a 1 wo.k in both branches in the mo +t #u- perior style, ard, az before stated, ch aperth«n the cheay served to re-sell at the cost of the puichasers, after one werk’s notice, on their tsilure to comply with the terms of sale within one week after sale. Thie property i- re sold by order of cour: sequence of an accidental omission in the ment of the previous sale. WALTBR &. OOX, Truste EDWARD 8. WRIGHT, nov 6—MWis [tet] Auctioneer By GREEN & sCOTT, Auctioneers ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUS tion —On TUESDAY, the 2'st instant, we vi'l ¢ real in font of the premises, at 4 o'clock, Ang add Lot No. 1§, im Bquare No. 245 fion:- ing 20 feet 6 inches on Tenth street west, between in con- Veriise- @ and H streets north,‘runving back 95 feet, im- port. SN) Kiknse. aed f two Ses Frame — The above oct 26 --dtistJan. deseri ropert jandsomely located, and. th pale will Le well fete tha attention SE pecnesa R. H. GILLET, wishing to make a good investment. . Counsello Law. cash; balance in 6, 12,18, and 24 months, for notes beari: g redionty 82) the dsy Of cale; © deed given and a deed of oe . * of Topographica' Drawinz, by Lieut-nant &. 8. nov 15 cots Anotionears. Smi’h, U 8. Army pea age = —— CHOOL BC at West Paint, with wings, Set sepa TAYLOK & MAURY", near 1h ot, Byckostiocs, nove Dlnth ot, ce end residevee in Franklin Kow, co: ner 0: K euseath street oct W—dly $e TOGRAPHICAL DRAWING. —a MANUAL nov 17—