Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1855, Page 3

Tue Nationa, Tueatre, last evening, was a EVENING STAR. See Intelligent sudicnser'whe rested. the dst in| audience, who ited jistin- LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, {suited tragedians, J. W. Wallack and Mrs. Melinda Jones with unmistakable manifesta- tions of their high appreciation of the manner in which they rendered the text of Ehak- speare in their respective parts of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. Nothing can be more dif- ficult in a histronic way than to satisfy such an audience in a great play. Those who do *0 may fairly be written down as having ascended to the top-round of the theatrical ar- tist’s professional ladder. Mr. Wallack is just now in the full vigor of manhood, and has evidently improved step by step in his twenty years professional experience, until he has fairly become the very first (genera!) tragedian in America at this time. There are American pieces and one or two others in which Forrest may excel him ; but in classic —Shakesperian—drama, Kean only has been his superior on thia side of the Atlantic. This was the first occasion on which it was ever our good fortune to see Mrs. Melinda Jones on the stage, and we rejoice that it was our good fortuue to see het in Lady Macbeth, in which she, too, excels all others now in this hiro = Oo Thursday evening next, they play the tragedy of Werner, which is said to be the Tax Vantertes.—The i i new theatre—for its enterprising lence ‘ aoe *9 remodeled and improved it as that it is es- sentially a new establishment throughout— Wass great theatrical triumph, in the man- ner in which the pieces were Placed on the stage. The erga is really so capitally or- ganized, that it would be Perhaps invidious to essay to particularize itsmembers. Mr. Chap- r—the son of our old who years well known and so highly esteemed in Wash- high-toned gentleman, man, the stage m: the times—is evidently the man for the occa- sion; for he takes due care that every charac- ter is Sppropriately put upon the stage, ar! that the “‘ business’ of bis pieces is conducted witboct fault. Indeed, we have had no better stock company in Washington than thatof the Varieties, since the never. to-be-forgotten days ~ Wood, Warren, old Jefferson, the elder allacks, Mrs, Anderson, and their original stock who are the progenitors—for one and two generations back, of most of the best a:- tors at this time “ playing in this country. maater-piece of Mr. Wallack. As such it can- The piece of the night was “ Still Waters Bot fail to 8 ja oui te ay ot = Run Deep,”’ ono of ie most successful of ot pect na aaa heres oN ath ceiling. Tue Strver Torcuss.—The Potomac Asso- ciation having offered as a prize, two elegant silver torches, to the fire company selliag the largest number of tickets to their Concert, 2 remarkably brisk competition was entered i to by several of those organizations. I night the Concert took place at Odd Fallows the modern comedies, every character of which was played to a pr doko The dressing was faultless—every one representing a gentleman or lady, did Teally so represent his or he: part—an achievemen‘ never before accot- _ in that house. he ladies of the jouse are young, handsome, refined and a - complished women, evidently ; while the g« ilall; the room being densely crowded; and so prmaapges one and all, rising actors, amti-| groatly were some of the spectators excited tious to obtain professional fame legitimately. | that, at one time, a fight was seriously threat in tratb, Mr. Ford has surprised uz, by mak- ing in our midst, in his now elegant and com- fortable bijou of a theatre, just such another establishment as that of James Wallack, Sr., on Broadway, New York. Success attend his season, say we! ened. Up to one o'clock to-day no award of the judges has been made; and outside, they who are personally interested in the matter are indulging in speeulstions concerning the painful delay to hand over those torches. P.5.—We learn that the torches will be awarded this evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Arrest or 4 BurGian.—This morning, be- tween two and three o’clock—clear and frosty —while Messrs. Bell and Eckloff, members of the Auxiliary Guard, were on their beat, and in the immediate vicinity of the enclosed pub- lic reservation opposite the Centre Market, Tue Yam for the benefit of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, will be commenced this evening, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, and con- tinue throughout the week. There will be good music everyevening. Supper anu re- ber icin eps Shepiaa them aman, | treshments cf all kinds will be provided by with a huge bundle in his arms. Curiosity »= | the ladies, and a variety of useful and fancy well as duty inclined them to closely inspect | articles cfferefl for sale. the stranger, whose movements were to them suspicious. He did not, however, halt for an NatronaL Taratre.—In consequence of the investigation ; on the contrary, he turned his back upon them, and made a rapid retreat to Eighth street, dropping his freight, and shor- ing the officers how fast hecould ran! The y started in hot pursuit, but were obliged io halt at the bank cf the canal; the stra having leaped into the water, ani was s ming to the opposite shore. They ran o Seventh street sins he and would have c: tured their game at his landing place, had | not again. like a duck, taken refage in the water. There he was kicking and plunging ; and between the alternatives of a cupture and death by the chilling liquid, he made up mind to prefer fhe former, and suffered hi self to be drawn to terra firma. Dripping wet, shaking at every joint, his teeth chatter- ing, he was conducted by his captors to the guard-house. The officers returned to Eight street, to lock after the bundle which they recovered at the spot where the stranger had dropped it; and, on opening, it was discovered to coutain cleren pairs of gentlemen's bvots, of the best quality, and a fine leathern traveling bag. Un the person of the prisoner were found a five dollar note on the broken Exchange Bank, two tdeorgetown Corporation notes, ard between three and four doliars in gold and silver; sll of which property hed beer taken from the shoestore of Mr. Wall, having effected both his ingress and egress through the cellar and a trap-door communicatirg tw the store. The goods were fully recognised by Mr. Ws The evidence being of an indisputable cb acter, Justice Birch committed him to jiil to await trial He gave his name as Charles White; is panes twenty-one years of ge, and tulera- ty well dressed. Tue Covncits.—Board of Aldermen —The Board met at the usual hour, the President in the chair; ail the members were presert. An act making anappropriation for gradi Massachusetts avenue between Twelfth ani Thirteenth streets; passed. A bill to repeal certain portiens of an act in to pumps; esteael § A petition from Columbia Fire Company; referred. A petition from Mary Carroll; referred. Petition of Mary Stone; referred. Bill for the relief of Hanson Brown; passed. An act to gravel G street south, from Fourth to Sixth streets east; referred. A bill to provide for the introduction of music in the public schools was lost. A report from the Inspector of fire appara- tus was received. A bill for graveling First street east; passed. A bill for the reliet of H. F. Pla:+: referred. A bill appropriating a sufficient. amount of money to procure 500 teet of hose for the Frank- lin Fire Company. The petition ot J. P. Levy for refunding of money overpaid for license; lost. A bill to remit fine ov R. Porter; passed. A resolution was passed requesting the Mayor te furnish the board with a statement of the bank account of the Corporativn. The Board then adjourned. procession on Wednesday night, there will be bo performance on that evening at the Nu tional Theatre, Thuraday being substituted for Wednesday, when Mr. Wallack will appe ir in his great character of Werner, a character in which he has xo superior, and has made peculiarly his own. J Coxcen?.—The singing of Mrs. Greenwood, called by her especial admirers “the Niz).t- ingale,"” produced quite an excitement lusi night at the concert in the Fifteenth street Presbyterian (colored) Church. She sinzs again this evening. It is represented to us that her voice is a rich soprano, full and clear, and remarkably melodious & Romero anp Juxrer will be produced at the Varieties this evening; that sterling actor, Boniface, personating the character of Rome), and Mrs. Philips that of Juliet. The burlesque of the Lady of Lions will conclude the even- ing’s entertainment. An Isterestina Protractep Meetinc is which the Rey. A. @. Carothers is the pastor The Rev. Mr. McLean will preach this eve- ning, it A Fact.—New England Rum bears about as much resemblance to the glorious ‘lan if of France, es the adulterated CHEW - TOBACCO usually offered bear to the gen- VIRGINIA ARTICLE, sold by BEN- NETT & BEERS, at Richmond. Being on the spot, and in daily intercourse with the best manofacturers of the State, they have o9- portunities of securing the ‘ first pick”? ef the choicest crops, and they confiden'ly assure gentle- men who ay order from them that they will fur- nish an article which will elicit their warmest commendation. Itean be sent in any quantity desired, by ex- press or otherwise. nov 19—im U7 Prof. C. De Grath’s «Electric O11" Aas -ered,is curing, and will cure ali painful complaints than avything ever before discovered in this world, and we would ceution the public against imposition. The “Electriz Oil’? is not sold any*here in Philadelphia but at 39 Som ighth strect, between Chestnut and Wa!nut sts Cc. STOTT & Cv., And sold everywhere. nov 19— ij Candor compe 8, the wants of the afflicted, to recommend that which is best known and tried, and to recom- mend Dr. J HOSTETTER’S celebrated STO) - ACH BLTTERS would only be adding to what has already been heralded far and wide, not only by a few isolated certificates, but by the people of the land, endorsed by the physicians and the press, that ROSTETTER’S BITTERS have no eqval tn restoring and imparting health to en- feebled men. Ladies and children find this medi- c’ne invaluable in many of their {lls of debility, to which they are subject, especially during the summer sex’ in such cases it should be taken in smetl quantities before meals Fer sale by Drozgists and Dealers generally, everywhere, ut $1 for a quart bottle. Uj Noah Walker & Ce., Marble Hall Clothing Emporium, Browns’ Hotel Building, respectfu cunce tha’ thelr display of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING ts now ready for in- spection, comprising an assorlineut of COATS, TALAAS, OVERSACKS. SURTOUTS, VEST and PAN FALOONS of the newest and richest designs in material, rimming and workma: ship. To weutlemen who study excellence wi economy ta fashionable erticles of dress an oppor- tunity Is now offered for selecting from one of the attractive siocks of Goods in this city, duced prices. Court or Ciains.—Yesterday, Judge Scar- borough delivered the opinion of the court ease of White and Sherwood. The petition- ers in this case were messengers in the office of the Auditor for the Post Office Department, and claim compensation for four years’ extra services. commencing onthe Ist of January, 1839, and ending on the Ist of January, 1843, at $100 a year. The court decided that the petition is defective— 1st. In not specifying what person or per- sors are owners of thé claim, or interested therein. 24. Because the petition did not seem to set forth any claim whatever, except one for in- terest. Until the petition is amended the the court will refuse to order the taking of tes- timony. Tae Searborough also delivered the «pin- ion of the court in the case of John Boyd, who claims compensation for extra services rendered as a deputy marshal in taking the censusin Louisiana. The petition was deci- ded to be defective, in stating the claim, and in omitting to state the action of Congress thereon. The court will not order the taki of testimony until the petition is amended. Tho argument in the privateer Armstrong ease was resumed by Samuel C. Reid, jr, Esq., who had not concluded his remarks when the court adjourned. MARRIED, In Morris, Ilt., November Ist, by the Rev. Mr. Terry, WILLIAM IL. BIRCH to Miss ROSA 'ZMAN, both formerly of Georgetown, * Dc On the L6th instant, at St. Dominick’« Church, by the the Rev. S A. Clarkson, Mr PETER Me- GINNESS to Miss MARIA M. GREEN, both of this city. * (Fredericksburg papers copy.) DIED, Ox the 17th fastant, of pseudo membraneous croup, FANNIE E.., the beleved and only dauyh- ter of &dward and Winnefred J. Thomas, in ‘he 6th year .. her age. e WHO W y ITHOUT A NICE DRESS HAT WHEN they can en go to the New Hat Store next door to the Geo wn Post Uiiice, and get a splendid one for $3. The very best quality of moleskin Hat, wilh the improved Merino underbrim $3 60. A large lot of brown and black Slouch HA TS® Velvet, plush and cloth CAPS, latest styles Just received. Call and see them, and save your money. WM. H. PALMER, nov 17—3t Practical Watter. HARVEY & ADAMS, AVING PURCHASED OF E. WHEEL ER & CO., all their stock of HARDWAIE in the Store lately occupied by them, No. ‘M5 Pennsylvaata avenue, opposite Browns’ Lotel, beg leave respectfully .o call the attention of pur chasers to their well-selected stock of goods. We hope, by strict attention to business and a got assortment of al! articles in our line of le, to merit a continuance of the custom of the old firm nov l—im HARVEY & ADAMS. NOTICE, i ig STEAMER GEORGE PAGE HAS sumed her regular TRIPS be- od tween Alexandria and Washington and will run at the hours heretofore advertised. nov Li—iw JAMES A. EVANS, Agent. MRS. CHUATE wit OPEN HER FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY,on SATURDAY next, October 20th. She ts — to attend punc >) tu Ly to all orders the Ladies may favor her with. Corner of Louisiana avenue and 6th street, oct 16-tf (Intell) QHIKTS M4DE TO ORDER.—STEVENS row 1s’ Hotel, is to make SHIRTS to measure, and warrant them to fit in all cases. STEVENS’S Salesroom, ULD BE Bure tags—Loox Ovr ror Tueu.—ur city continues to be infested with a gang of burz- jars, and hence it becomes the duty of our cil to prepare themselves to give the rogues a warm reception, even to the compli- ment of a ball! This morning, afew minutes past one o'clock, Dr. Munson was awakened from bis slumbers by a noise or rattling on the tin roof, and in the vicinity of his chamber window—the burglarious stranger haviog at- taived that elevation by first climbing to the top of the fence in the rear of his premises, and then, by taking hold of the eaves, draw- ing himself to the roof. It was evidently his intention to enter the Doctor's room in quest of plunder; but the latter anticipated the ynovements of the thief, and got out at his window after him, with a view to a captare. But the rogue was too agile for him, and. cat- fashion, made a@ hasty retreat. So look out for the scoundrels, who, it is probable, perfect their arrangements and schemes by day. to be consummated during the silence of the night. Tae Tump AsNvAL BAvt or Tue Presi- pext’s Mocyrep Gcarp will take place at Munder’s a Hall, this evening. Pro- fessor Mander will act as master of ceremo- nies. Such other arrangements as will con- | nov 13-6t savabuileces duce to the | pleasure of iar company oy been REMOVAL. ade by this popular and gallan' a C. WARRINER ee WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Has reinoved to No. MPANY will Tax Bex Faanxxiis Tarost Compa Be ” Hotel, 370 Pennsylvania avenue, Washingtoa, D.C. third Assembly this evening, at er ae: The social re-unions Bn ms _oc3t—than com) lifie of much enjoyment; a LAGER BEER D. e ee aae causanaed — not, t ore te reason Fa ; No. 351, age ‘ , ee. vania avenue, between 6th street. ee eee nov0—im* P. & W°GERECKE. deocesors. now in progress at the Assembly’s Church. of ats ace ie tintin Rai at aie wh YOUNG MAN IS DESIROUS OF obtain- Res FOR RENT.—HENRY KUHL has ‘ay employment immediately. Has a gene- several convenient and handsomely furnisic 2 rai business capacity, and in respectable employ- | rooms for rent, Pa, avenue, between Twelfth 1.1 ~ it — serve in Spel mare Se. ‘Tcirteenth streets. north side. nov 20—e0i 2: jons addressed to “ ” at Mrs. N. os omen ee a one - seats ‘Doenting houses, cn 3); betwoos th and FOR RENT—A GOOD DWELLING Howse, 9th streets, will meet with prompt attention. containing four rooms, or two parlors will be nov 20-3.% rented, on 7th street, between G and H, and neor fManiab flee set —-——- | the Patent Office JAMES A WISE. GS tution WANTED—BY A RESPECT- Having received the Agency of J. M. Peters’s able young woman as Seamstress, or to do | Nursery, near Baltimore I have on hand 10,(00 chamberwork. Address ‘+ W E,”’ at this office. of choicest Fruit Trees. Also, a lot of fine shade nov 20—1(# ‘Trees, seh as Stiver-leaf Maple and others. ANTED—TO BUY A CHILD’S Wegon, nov20-eo3st* AY with springs. Please address Box 163 OR RENT—A WELL-FURD 3D suite Washington City Post Office. nov 20—2t* ANTED —A SITUATION AS CHAMBER- of Rooms, a p’rior and two Bed Chambers on one floor. Apply to No 217 Penn. avenue, be- maid, to do the washing and troning. by a respectable young «oman, either in the city or tween Mth and 15th streets. nov+0-tf Parlor and Chamber, iw a ceatral pait of the country. Good reference. Address ‘-H B,"’ at of city. For information apply tol. F. MUDD, on — er D. between 7th and Sihetrects, mov 20-218 ANT —AT NO. i H, BETWE. = = { OR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE FOR asmali House in Philadelphia, a House con- nz six rooms, near the Capitol, situated on east, between C and D streets north. ce of JOUN CLARK, No. 499 Seventh nov 19—31* VURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—ONE Parlor and several Bedrooms for rent. over Wm Grupe’s Confectionery Store, No 415 Penn avenre, opposite Jackson Hall. nov 19—lw FOR RENT—o @PREST, A NEATLY finished house, containing six rooms, and 17th and 18th, one competent Dressmaker, to whom the best compensation will be givea. nov 20—3t#* SITUATION WAD D—BY A RES able womaa, to cook, wash and iron, or to do general housework. Apply to No. 1St corner 5th and N streets nov 20—1t= ANTED—BY A ¥ & WOMAN A situation as Chambermatd. Apply at fhe corner of 4tb and K streets, at Mr. J. Coauolly’s. | nov 20—1t# ANTED—A MULATTO WOMAN TO do tal V kitchen. Rent $12 per month t»a punctual ten- Kitchen Work A pera to he mede | ant Apply toJ.H. DRURY, City Post Ome between the hours of 1 and’ o'clock p. m., at No nov 16—4¢ s te ———— - 59 A A uueentD airects near F_ ___Bev 50 1"__ | QMALL TRACT OF LAND NEAR WASE- ITUATION WANTED. oe a —The subscriber has for sale a Ss able wamaan, to do the plat king, washing | very tract ef land, containing 30 acres, and ironing of @ small family. Good reference | lying in Wasbington sone E about 13g mile dis- can be given. Address “R,’’ at this office. tant fromthe Navy Yard Bridge, which will be nov 20-1 ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT- able Woman as nurse, or to do plain sewing. Good reference given if required. Address ‘‘M. K.,’? at this oltice. nov 19—3t* AN TED—EVERYBODY TO KNOW that they can save ten per cent by purches- ingtheir DRY GOODS, BUOTS, & ES, and CAPS at HALL’S Great Cheap Cash Store, No. a sehr street, fourth door above I. oc 3i—Im sold on reasonable terms upon application to JAMES C. McGUIRE, eer and Commission Merchant. nov UND IDE R SALE.—THE SUBSCRI- \ ber desiring to remove South, offers for sale this beautiful and highly improved farm, lying i lexandria county, Va., 1 mile from the Long r 2% miles from Centre Market, with easy a s by Washington and Alexandria turr- pike, or Alexandria Canal, which touch the place. is ‘The farm contains 200 30 acres is in good ee ee BOL * en anes ee petanse e = arable fields ARDIN and meadows. Also, al t 800 fruit trees of va- ee z GC. L tious kinds, well selected and planted in suitable N RS. KING, CORNER OF F AND 11TH | situations. streets, has several large and pleas fhe improvements consist of a good Dwelling and can accommodate a number of table boarders | ffouse of = rooms, beside garret and basement; a by the week or month. nov 20—3t* house for overseer and hands, stabling for horses = ae SS ee and cattle, with necessary sheds &c., usual toa OARDING.—MRS. J.E LITTLE, NO dairy and market farm. D street, a few doors east of 10th, can aecorn- Persons desiring to purchase can get further in modatefour or five table boarders if sepcatiet formation by visitlag the premises. be made early. nov Bt ‘Terms Uberal. EDW. B. POWELL. Boskoine —ups. HILTON, (Agent, No.| BOVH—% 560 Pennsylvania avenue and First street i. (OR SALE—TEN ACRES OF VALUABLE prepared to accommodate ventlemen with rooms, Land, embracing a most beautiful build. with or without board. Every effort will be mad« t gether with town and county advantages, to render those comfortable who may favor her ooking the District of Columbia, situated cn with their patronage. __ nov 16-lw Hiner apr goes Potomac, and within ten URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ee are 08 Se Ccanings sand im George i! WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD —Mrs, N-| ton. It has wood and a fine Spring of ++ Spa ILSON having removed to those newand com | Witer.”’ | Fhe advantages of a country residence lous Houses on the north side of D street, be- | it) Spraaed ee iracts oaeesie = entthoey = bot Si) e Treasi- ‘1 Sth and 9th, is new prepared to accommo Open from 10 to 3. 0’clock oct 1t-eotm board. a ‘OR RENT—THE THREE STORY STORE = ie and Dwelling, No. 8 Bridge street, George- WU apivahia tives te opnmoite tibiae Heaat hes town, so long occu ied as Emmert’s Confection- peversl tango end Gesintie roca auitabie for | OF: ve art tae SNA Ns as families or single gentlemen, which she will rent | #Y 2—la eee Bee oe with board at moderate prices. She can also rc TTENTION, LAND SEEKERS.—FOR commodate six or eight table boarders. sale—70 acres of Land in Alexandria county. ys Va., 6 miles from Washington city; 2% from YARD, &c MRS. Al Georgetown. ‘This place was formerly comprised corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th st! lathe tract koown as“ The Glebe.” itis well i ared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms, | Wooded and watered; improved by an exellent or without board. Every effort will be made | dwelling-houve, select younz orchard, &c.; and ‘ier those comfortable Who mzy favor ber | POssesses every requisite for a deligh ful private their patronage. ape—uw asenee: Inquire at the corner of Ilth and M — streets — ee OR RENT —The new brick House on the EREAD !—BREAD!—BREA heast corner of 11th and M streets. App! t date those wishing rooms furnished or unfurnish- ty ed, with or without board oct 22 NDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT- | tie precalses. nov 14—eul fa nforin his customers and the citizens of SS Se SATO —= eee Washinton generaily that he willon TUESDAY | [JO HILL FOR SALE.—THIS RESI- next, commence to supply them. morn’ and . ence is situated in the immediate vicin’ if evening. with fresh warm BREAD. a Vamilies withing to be supplied as above mrn- d would do well to give him a call, at his Bakery, on 7ta, between Lard M streets, where m hand fresh BISCUIT, RI Ss, 4 nd a great variety of CAKES. Also at his stands In Mark Northern Liberties’ near the centre; Centre Market No. 54 wesi wirg, (s e signs ;) where I shalt at all times be pleased to ‘riends and customers WILLIAM HUTCHINSON. DESTINY DEMONSTRATED. YESTER IS TIE BEST, thers fail All who ble, and have been unfortunate, de and tritied with; all whose fond hop= n crushed by false promises, and h ackin the world. call for advice; allia der d>pression of spirits, bad health, dis- tress ot mind. body er circumstances, from what- , call for relief and comfort; ‘be bas the appiness. true love and marriaze upon Fever and Ague cured in 24 how no cha c he, Cancers, Scurvy, D, sen er Dinrrhaa. He may be consulted on business, property, law enits, journeys, benefits, losses, and al Terms: Ladies 50 cents—yent’emen 50 cents to 1 h—propte of color 25 cents Apply at No. 137 <econd house from 12th street, on B. «pposite the Smithsonian, on the Island nov 17—St® OR BOSTON.—TRE PACKET CHR SEARSVIGLE has arrived, and will 3 have quick dispateh forthe above port. etd For fretwht apply to HARTLEY & DROTUER, hit Water street, Georget'n, ONIONS !_ONLONS! 100 BARRELS PRIME GOLDEN SKIN which will be so d low, to arrive. HARTLEY & BROTHER, nov 1d—10t 101 Water street, Georgetn. BRITANNIA WARE. YOMMUNION SETS, 'TE. 24 4 en@ toffee Pots, Plichers, U is Candlesticks, Lamps, &¢ ,a large # et received and for sale low, at the Housekeepers Furnishing Store, 490 7th st. G. FRANCIS. nov 16- MORE RICH DRESS GOCDS FROM AUCTION V FE OPEN TO-DAY ANOTIL did assortment of Fancy sid 3 DRESS GOODS, many of them bought at auction, and will be sold atasmall advance on the cost for cash, or to prompt customers. 100 dress Patterns, all wool, French Mousaclin, which will be sold at about half their v. 59 pieces fancy plaid, pet and figured Dress Silks, at mach less t! cost, to close them out 20 dress patterns in rich plain and striped Molre A xe and Bayadeastriped Silks, decided bargains 10 pieces heavy black striped moire antique, lees and figured Silks, which we know to ¢ ain colored Silks, in all the destrable Church, Fairfax county, Va.; ix 10 miles n W on city, from Alexandria dé from Ge wn. ‘The location is one celebrated The above place comprises ate land, a dwelling-house. barn, for its heal bfalness. fen acres of fir built with a special referen onveatences. The barn embrac: riage house. storage room, stabling,&e. Th isa wood lot intone vicinity which will be scld with the ano:e, er separately. ‘The above described place ! those desiring 2 beantifal coun would also be an admirable loc: andria, Loudon 2 thin quarter of Por further particulars apply to H.N. Gilbert, > Washington, D. C_, or te the subscriber on R.F. JUDSUN. commended to Teridence. on fer a school. ol Hill, teast, between East Capitel and & nes are justcompleted, and con- each ain JAMES A. TAIT, adjoining to E.G. HANDY, Police Otticer. is the house. ‘The locat ing convenient to the tel DATTIC frame back . Situated on andé@th sts. Rent HINTON, Mer- nov i6—tw rate. Ap chant Tatlor, cet 30-2 a SINGLE KOOMS, OR AN hree commodion hand 1th sts. oct 13 T.—A pleas:ot Loom in the or without furniture Apply LLNWER?S Paper-hanging Store, 164 sep 30—-if TWO OR THREES rapldly improving On tem years’ credit. H. DRURY. j JONAS P. LEVY, _ IMPORTER AND DEALER IM GROCERIES, INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER, No. 474 Pa. av., two doors below U.S. Hotel, Wasuinxeron City, D.C. N. B.—Country Merchants are requested to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. oc 2-ly AUCTION BARGSINS. AUCTION BAR- GAINS © HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM AUC- TION— Figured and plain DaLains, good quality, at ae 20 pieces pl Za shad ew 20 pieces very rich lustre plain black Silk 26 do more beautiful plaid French Merinor, with alarge lot of plain French and English N os and printed Mousselins 100 new s: Biela. brocka, lony aad square, and | yrih6 Merinoes, all colors a superb lot of black Thibet Shawls Do ‘Twiiled Persian DaLains 18% | 50 new style Cloaks, just received, in rich metre Do Engtish Prints, fast colors Ry antique, velvet and cloth. Do o Ginghums do 32 A full stock of all kinds Mourning Goods. Do Fancy Calicos do Our assortment of Staple Goods for generalfam- | pare do Go for comforts 5 ily consumption is now complete in all depart- | 7 jnen Cambric Handkfs 6x ments, and all of the best class. Extra quality Linen Handkfs 1236 {™ To which we invite the special attention of purchasers before making their selections We do expect and must insist on bills belng that we present, without further notice. COLLEY & SEARS, No, 523 7th stree!, 3 doors north Pa. avenue. ALso— Large assortment of SHAWLS, Cloth and Silk CLUAKS AND 3CARFS, all of which will be sold at very low prices, at W. EGAN & SONS, South side Penna. avenue, 3d door from 7th street pai _Rov 12—2w .KS WITH CARDS FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY RSs TR GAMB: RE OSEN CAND ES Ph eNeD EIT e. MSS THOMPSON will open FALL AND ireen ; 25 cents. : , ope MORGAN'S MYSTERIES OF FREE MA- WINTER MILLINERY on THURS DAY, November Ist. at our salesroom, No. 3. 310 Pa. avenue. between 9th and 10th sts. HUTCHINSON & MUNRO, Dealers in Fauey Goods and Millinery. oct 29—tf SONRY: containing all the Degrees of the Order conferred ina M aster’s Lodge, as written by Capt. Wm. Morgan; price 25 cents. HOME. BGOR =the ; peptone several hun- dred excellent receipts ; price 25 cents LAWS OF LOVE: A complete code of gal- lantry, containing concise rules forthe conduct of a courtship through its entire progress, Aphor- isms on love, the courts of love in the nineteenth century, rules for elites Sheuereree® and dispo- f woman; price 25 cen! a DIES’ GUIDE TO BEAUTY : contaiaing practical advice on improving the complexion, the bair, the hands, the form, the teeth, the eves, the GRAVING. . E ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE, promptly, and in the best styie of the art, every description of engraving, including arms, crests. mottoes, we baat ye a comely x 1 Card engrav! prin - ecuted. =: MW. GALT & Bro. 324 Pa. avenue, bet. 9h and i0th sts. nov 9—tf feet, the features, so as to insure the highest de- Se aT aT Toe gree ich they are susceptible, OUND —NOVEMBER NINTH, on SEV- Oe ee died Pee va: enth street, between Q and R sts.,8 PORTE- and also upwards of one hundred receipts rious co belsbyeng olls, pomade:; only 25 cents. ‘Any of the above Books can be bought of the Agent, ALEX. ADAMSON, Seventh street, op- posite the Post Office, where he keeps on hand all the CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, MAGAZINES, and NEWSPAPERS, BLANK BOOKS, PENS, INK, PAPER, STATIONERY of all kinds, CHILDREN’S TOY BOOKS, PRIMMERS, ABC CARDS, PLAYING and VISITING CARDS, BALL, &c. nev 6- poets Saeieeees a HE PRISON OF WELTEVREDEN, = y MONNALE, containing a small sum of bape a which the owner can have by calling oa the sub- scriber at his residence, No. 389 Sixth street, be- tween G and H streets, proving property and pay- ing for thi : lise peg JAMES 6. ELLIS. MEDICAL CARD. Practitioner oF Homaratur, Office No. 231, corner of F and Fourteentn streets. from Europe with improved health, a glance at the East Indeanagechpelago, . Gibson. 1 with jons. to the practice of his 5 are -' RANCK TAYLOR. | from {o'o'clock a, m. to p.m. nov 16-im* URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—A fine | 31} south side Po | WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,~2ND FINE | ately the Goneral Commission & Forwarding Merchant | purchasers, 6x | Circuit Court of —— | upon the same, and AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ULBGUS ROOTS AT AUCTION in BYataspay tue ted instant, I shail sell ot my Auction Room, corner of 7th and D streets’ a+ 1 o'clock p. m., two lnrge cases of Harlem Bulb- ous Roots, from R. Vanderschoot & Sone, con- sisting of,'in part, Double and Single Heacinths, | Double and Single Tulips, Narcissus, Jonquils, Dic Von Tholls, Iris, Crocus, &c . ‘The Roots are in fine order A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By A GREEN, Auctioneer. ALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS: Court of a part of the Personal Effec' the late Jo S. Stillings, deceased.— On WEDNESDAY, the 2ist instant. I shal! sell, at the shop of the late John S. Stillings, deceased, at the corner of Seventh street east and L sireet sonth, near the Navy Yard, at 10 o’clocka m, by order of the Orphans’ Court, the following ar- ticles, viz: One fine Sletgh, Wagons, Carryall, Buggy, Hearse, nud other vehities ee A large lot of Harness, several sets new Wheels A large lot of Tools, Benches, and Lron Vices and Grind-stones A lot of Coftin Staff, Mahogany, Walnut, and Cherry ° Several Patent Butter Churns. lot of Lumber One fine Horse five years ola, well broke, and erp tly gentle, one good milch Cow With a large lot of other articles, too numerous to mention Terms: All sums of and under $10, cash ; over #10 a credit of pinety days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing intere . By order of the Adn nov ly—d By JAS. IRE, Auctioneer OSEWOOD CHICKERING P Forte, Superior Cabinet Fa Har dsome Carpets, Curtains, &e.—On FRIDAY morning, Nov 10 @’cleck, at the residence of Jame h street ekee a his excellent Purni- Cover 2 laedsome walnut French Sofas, finished in rich crimson plush Elegantly carved rosewood marble top Table Walant plush covered arm and parlor Chairs Han ood and walnut reception and fa finished in brocateile. Large Gilt Frame Pier Glass. Slab and Bracket Pair of six light gilt yas Chandeliers, Gas Fix- tures Suite toin Set of C nistratrix. ing Effe » viz Piano Forte, by Chickering four elegant crimson satin damask Cur- Cords, Tassels, Cornice, &c. vs, rich Mantel Ornaments Super and Grussels Carpets, Rugs ‘Tepestry, ball and stair Carpeting, Oilcloth Handsoine oak Hall Set Stair Rots and byes Three splendid solid mahogany high-post Bed- eads with rich Cornice, Canopy, Lace Cur- tains, aud Valences Coe eens, Elizabethian and other Bed- steads Exce lent marbie ‘ep mahogany and walnut dres- zt Washstan wf and Hair Mat eaiher Beds, . Rose Blankets nearly new Bed and Table Lin- nest quality entre Table and Bookcase, Frene} , Window Shades 2 Table (14 feet) Sideboard Lounge, Clock i granite dinner and tea Ware set, Castors and Pitchers Biock ‘Vin Cotice Urn, Watters, Tabie Cotlery Solid sii extensi at Ch Walnut Preneb china a Forks, Ladies, &e. erior Cooking Stove, Refrigerator notes, bearing intere- nov 19—d J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. By J Cc i poe ASLE IMP Public Auction. November 2 shall sel: par naib: and st uecioneer. rew fou rach a fron uses, baving is, Water and gas through out the bui » and are very desirible resi- nes Also. me, two two-story y back 1 b, and mediately in Brick Term twelve, et He: . ticm.—On TUL 1 sell, on Hovse and be tween 6F 16 feet and 1 ning back toa 35 feet A. GREEN, Auctioneer nov 19 By YCOD FR SF the i nt, I shail se'l, in froat of th ock p.m. ing a fro quare No. 1 19, 29, 21 6, bounde Vv south Ii will be sold “i his property fronts immu d street leading to the Congres« vund, and will be sold in lots to suit Is] ne This property fronts on public sp ‘eet @a-t, between north # street and nd avenue, in avery desirable and rapidly imj reving part of the city. Terms: One-fourth cash; dolance in six, twelve, eighteen and twe four months, fr notes bear- ing interest fro y A deed given and a deod of trust takea. nov 16—d ots to suit pur f- Burying G And en THURSDAY, the 22d instant sell, at 4 o°el HM, in S4 By virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ Court, of Washington county, D. C., (approved by the i county,) the undersigned, as Trustee, will off t public sale, on THURS. DAY, the 2d dey of November, 1955. (if fa’ r eee and Tea Spoons, But- with an excellent essortment of Kitchen VED PROPERTY at -s are builf in the most fiaished in first-rate la Square ween 4th | th instant, £ | ‘ory Frame | don Est souibh.} _ 5 st. with a frout ef | i i H i | | every description, both for city and country use. | and Forks, Steels, &e REPORTED FOR THE EVENING 82 er Recaption of Gov. Crittenden in Philadel- phia. Patcapetrata, Nov. 20 —Ex-Governor Crit- tenden was serenaded last night at the Gir- ard House; after which Mayor Conrad intro- duced him to the assembled multitade. Gov. Crittendon delivered a speech, in which be thanked his hearers for the honor they be- stowed upon him. The speech was received with great applause and @ report was pre- pared for the press. Tachel’s Postponement in Philadelphia. PHILADELPMa, Nov. 20.—In consequence of ber indisposition Rachel has postponed ber concerts of Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, until further notice. Her house last night was filled to overflowing, and the greatest en- thusiasia prevailed Baltimore Markets. Bavrorons, Nov. 20.—Flour is firmer, with more buyers than sellers at $9 for Howard street, Obio, and City Mills. . Wheat eceipts are moderate, out trans- ve. good to prime whites $208 as red, xood to prime, $1.98a$2 03. Corn is unchanged in price, and in fair de- mand; old white and yellow 90a95c; new white 70a75c. new yellow 75a Beef..-Mess $18.50. Pork—lig mess . Bacca is firm; hams 12jalée ; sides 132; shoulders 124; lard 12ja12j in bbis , and 133 in kegs New York Marketa New Yor«. Nov. 20.—Flour is improving: sales of 16,000 bbis.; straight State $9.15}, vod 37; Southern $951. Wheat is sales of 11,000 bushels; Soutbera pro 4 white $2 25, Southern red $2 15; Western red $2.05. Corn is firmer; sales of 81,000 bushel« Western mixed $1. Pork is firm—eales of 40 at $21.50a321.62 Beef is firm— s ~ bbis. at previous rates Lard is firm ; sales of 300 bbis. at 12}. Whiskey is firm; sales of 150 bbls. at 39. Stock Transactions. New Yor oy. 20.—Stocks are lower Virginia 6295; Missouri 6'290; Pennsylvania Coal Company 934: Cumberland Coal C. pany 242, Michigan Southern Railroad 934; a'ena and Chicago Railroad 120; Reading Iroad 903; Canton Company 22. Erie Ri road 53; © land and Toledo Railroad 8. MUNSON Has removed to 319 Pa avenue, is now ready to fulfil his old en- id make new ones nov 12- IMMEDIATE RELIEF FOR THE TOOTH-ACHE IS FOUND. HERE IS NOW OFFERED TO THE world a most effectual remedy for the cure of | ‘Tooth ache, In fact the only oar known to care the most vic tooth-ache ‘nstantaneously, if properly applied according to direction. Should | the pain after the first application, in course of | time, re-appear, the same application has to be made again, and after two or three applications the cure will be effectual and the decayed tooth as useful as any other. This really indis) remedy causes n> pain, and Js warran! no injurious effect whatever Please call for A. FERGER’S TOOTH-ACHE BALSAM. Price 25 cents per phia ‘o be bad at the Drug Stores of A. J. RIDG- LEV, CHAS. STOTT & CO., D. J. DYSON, UARBAUGH, and J.B. GARDNER & CO, Wasbington nov3 TYUPHAM & NORFLET'S NEW AND CHEAP | SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE, 499 Seventh st . opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall. ESsSRS. TOPHAM, é T of this ci.y, : \ respectfully announce 3 ¥ u r friends and the pe c, that they have cora- 4 the Saddling Business at the above stand, hey well make and keep constantly on | hand a large and superior assortment of—Mers’, *, and Boys’ SADDLES, BKIDLES, INGALES.and WHIPS HARNESSof to have i MART Ali kinds of TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR PET BAGS Ladies’ SATCHE TRAVEL ING BASKETS. and FANCY WORK BoX . COVERS, COLLARS, ke, and Dust BRUSH- = BLANKtTS, HS Horse. i material nsed will be bert that can be ained; and both ef us having been practical work men for several years, we feel confident that mnot be surpassed, either for style or By unremitting efforts to ~~ satis- y wolicit, ortment of HO NG GOODS, whi complete in every department, consisting pa.t of— NCH CHINA snd, pluin white, and richly-decorated and Tea Set«; a large assortment Tea Ware in deta: bed pie- nd Saucers, with and without ws, Perfame Bottles, Card Recei- ; With # large variety of Panty Articles ap. op tate to denorate the etarge parlor table, and iIRGN STONE . Dinner, Tes, and Toilet Sets; in detached pleces ; rye stock of Edward's latest shapes 3LASS WARE TABLE € In sets of helf doze ; also, lvery- ba: one and fifty-three ¢ Knives only; Carvers IN GOODS hes, from 10 to 21 inches BLOCK Sueh as Chafing Di nd | Coffee and Tea Urns, Cozee Pots, Tea Pots, Cof | fee Biggins, &c if not, the next fair day,) all of that piece or | parcel of ground, of which the late Ann Mor- aa died, s'ezed and possessed; situated in the county cf Wasbkingtcn and District of Colum bia, about three miles from Georgetowa, adjoin- ing the lands of Jas. McGee, and others, near the Rockville Turapike, containing ten acres. moze or less, with ‘o-story Frame Dwelling neraly known as part ofa tract of Land called --F}etehell’s Chance.’’ Sale to take place on the premises, at 12 o’clock m. The terms as prescribed by the decree are one- third of the purchase money in cash; one-third in six Months, and one third in 12 mouths from the day of sale; the purchaser giving notes with ap proved security, and bearing interest from day of sale, for the deferred payments. ‘Tide to be retained until the whole of the pur- chase money shall be paid; and atl conveyancing at experse of purchasers. a N. CARROLL MASON, Trustee. nov 1—ats E.S. WRIGHT, Auct. MR. WILLIAM PALMER, _ PROFESSOR OL THE FLUTE & SiNGING, 238 F sircet, corner of Fourteenth street, 8) MADAME R. ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUB lic in ral, that she will on information in all the 3 relating to Life, Health, Wealth. rang Mats stn Love, Journeys. Law Suits, Difficuities in Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and Death. and in respect to all other subjects. She is also able to tell the Ages of ms by reading num- R. STANISLAS HERNISZ, REGULAR | bers. All those who wish to consult Madame R. will please call soon, as she will remain in the city but a short time. She can be consulted at al! 8 RNISZ bi returned | hours of the day andevening. Her nameison the Dr STANISLAS HERN eit = a ng Office hours | left hand side. 13th strect corner of TY, on the G its and Ladies entlonnen ‘Gb cuate 2 PLATED GOODS Such as Coffee and Tea Uras, Tea Sets, Spoons “asters, Covered Dishes, Pitchers, Basket :, Waiters, &e. ED GOoDs. Such as Waiters, Tea Trays and in sets, P: Warmers, Slop Jars, Foot Tubs, Water Cans, S FIXTCRES From the factory of Cornelius & Baker, Phila- delohia, for saic at the manufocturer’s retail wrices : MIS -LAN vs. Solar Lamps, Girandoles, Wood Ware, Fend- ers and Irons, Brashes, Shovel and Tongs, Coa! Hods. Step Ladders, Door Mats, Rattan Goods, Welle irons, Willow Were, Beitannia W Bronzed Irea Goods, Cook'ng Reguisites of ai most every description; together with a large as- rize deemed necesszry to part Housekeepers will find it decidedly to thelr in- terest to examine my k ard prices. They ssortment from which ns, Lut I ple?ge myself to seil as asthe same desertption of Goods can be sed tn any of the eastern cities. Goods delivered toany part of the city or George- town f.ce of charge. Catalogues containing a complete list of every article kept for sale can be had on application at the store c. W. BOTELER, nov &-F&TOt iron Hell REMOVAL. HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD MOST RE- spectfully inform his customersand the public generally, that he has removed bis Stere from the south to the north side of Pa. avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. where he will keepa full and well-selected assortment of the best and latest stvleof FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. As the excellent business stand wil! enable him to do much larger business, he feels assured that be can furnish Gentlemen's Garments on more moderate terms then heretofore. Having practised for a number of years in Germany, Eng! and France, he ts confident that he can lease all these who may favor him withacall. Feeling grate- ful for pest favors he solicits a con*inuance of the onto G. F. SCHAPER, nov 12 Merchant Tailor DOZEN GOOD COL’D KID Gloves. 40 109 dozen Linen cambric Handkerchiefs, at 6% cen's each 100 dozen Linen cambric Handkerchiefs at 12% cents each 200 dozen Cotton, Silk and Merino Hose and Half i Hose, of every — and price ith other Ton Wak comer 8th st., opp. *. RILEY. Centre Maiket, nov 7-1,