Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1856, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. In raz Boar op Common Councin, on Mlon- day, all the members were present. tir. Fisher presented the potition of Mary Shekell, praying for the remission of a fine; referred Mr. Watterston presented thy petition of L. J Martin and others, asking for certain im- rovements on First street east, between C and +f streets, on Capitol Hill; referred Mr. Boblayer presented the petition of B- F. Beers, asking compensation for putting up a railing and platform at the second precinct of the Fifth Ward poll at the last election; referred. Mr. Hutchisson presented the petition of the Awer'oan Hook and Ladder Company asi ng an appropriation for the repair of their house and apraratus; referred. Mr. Walker reported the following biils, whish were passed : . A bill from the Aldermen making an addi- tional appropriation for grading and gravel- ing F street south, between Four-and a-half and Canal streets; a bill from the same Board authorizing the grading and graveling of N street soutb, from New Jersey avenue to the Potomac river; a bill from the same Board providing for the grading and graveling of M street south, from Sixth to Water street; and & bill to grade and grade and gravel New York avenue and to construct a carriage-way to connect with the new Bladensburg road. Mr. Towles reported the following bills, whic> were : A bill ier the relief of Wealthy M. Hanson ; a bill for the relief of G. Coleman, for the use of Wm. M. Cripps; a bill to reimburse James Addison for tax>« erroneously paid ; and the bill from the Alderizsn for the relief of M. C. Beth Mr. Towles made an adverse report on the bill from the Aldermen for the relief of Jobn Hammond, and a like report on the petition of John B Lewis, and asked to be discharged from their further consideration ; agreed to. Mr. Watterston introduced a bil! for the re- lief of Ann Smoot ; referred. Mr. Baldwin reported the joint resolution from the Aldermen in relation to the Metro- politan Hook and Ladder company ; passed; and Messrs. Walker, Knight and Fisher were appointed the committee on the part of this Board. Mr _ Towles submitted a written report from the chairman of the committee in relation to the consolidation of Washington and George town, and asked to be discharged from its fur- ther consideration ; agreed to, and the com- mittee was accordingly discharged. Mr. Lloyd reported the substitute bill of the Aldermen, by way of amendment, entitled “A bill making appropriations to supply a deficiency in the appropriations for the sup- port of the poor, aged and infirm for the yoar ending June 30th, 1556 ;"’ and the amendment was concurred in. The bill from the Aldermen extending the time for the return of the list of the registered voters for the present year was pased. Mr. Walker introduced a joint resolution to provide for the adjustment of * cla:in against the Corpor: uy Weorge Mattingly; refer- red. a Mr. Kennedy introduced a joint resolution requesting the Mayor to set apart a day of general thanksgiving. Mr. Gordon moved to lay the joint resolu- tion on the table, and it was decided in the negative, by yeas and nays, as follows : Yeas—Messrs Boblayer, Clarke, Gordon, Hutebinson and Knight—5. Says—Messrs. Abert, Baldwic, Edmonston, Fisher, Jefferson, Kennedy, Lee, Lloyd, Orme, Towles, Turton, Walker, Watterston and the President—14 . Mr. Jefferson moved to amend tbe joint re- solution by striking out the works “ and that the ministers of the gospel be solicited to unite in such manner as they may deem most ap- propriate in giving public evidence of the city’s gratitude ” oo this motion the yeas and nays were tz- ken, as follows: Yeas—Messrs Clarke, Edmqaeton, Fisher, Jefferson and W alker—5. Nays—Messrs. Abert, Baldwin, Boblayer, Gordon, Hutchinson, Kennedy, Knight, i Lioyd, Orme, Towles, Turton, Watterston and the President—1l4 The joint resolution was then passed, by yeas and nays, as follows: Yeas—Messrs. Abert, Baldwin, Edmonston, Pisher, Jefferson, Kennedy. Lee, Lloyd, Orme, ‘Lowles, Turton, Walker, Watterston and the President—l4. Nays—Messr§. Bohlayer, Clarke, Gordon, Hutchinson and Knight—5. The President jaid before the Board a com- munication from the Mayor, in conformity with a resolution of this Board, tranamitting « communication from the Surveyor in relation to the causes of the frequent overflow of the footwalks and property in the vicinity of Thirteenth street west and I street north; referred. Also, a cummunication from the Mayor, transmitting the account of the Bank of Washington with the Corporation up to the 20th instant. It 1s as follows: Corporation of Washington tn eccount with the Dr S.using Fuat s od Bank of Washington 45 | General Fuod 392 6+ | Redemption Fund First Ward 4196 82) Third Ward | Fuarth Ward 409.190 «3 | $ 20 Balance due the Corporat Bank of Washington, Uctober 29, 3B BOL How. W. B. Maencwss, Mayor Mr. Jefferson introduced a bill authorizing the construction of stench traps on the north- eust and southeast corners of E street north and Eleventh street west; passed Mr. Fisher introduced a bill to reimburse Jobo W. Fitzhugh for casual repaira in the Second Ward; referred Also, a bill making an appropriation for grading M street north, between Fourth and Fitth streets west; referred Mr Boblayer presented the petition of Jas. G Wood, asking the remissiun of a fine; re- terred The bill from the Aldermen to supply a de- ficiency in the appropriation, approved Au- gust 20th, 1535, fur grading aud gravelling welfth street west, from Virginia to Mary- land avenue, wae passed Mr. Turton presented the petition of B Aandom and hats, asking that the curbstone may be set and the footway paved on the south froat of square No 75; referred Permission was given to Washingtoa Hall tw withdraw bis petition and papers from the files of the Board ‘The bill from the Aldermen for the improve- ment of New York avenue, between Thir- teenth and Fourteenth streets west, was passed The bill for the relief of Franklin Little was passed The bill from the Aldermen prescribing the duties ef the messenger of the Mayor and for other purposes was taken up and referred The bP! from the same Board changing the Northern Liberties engine-housze into a schovl- house, and aleo making an appropriation to purchase @ lof aud build an engine-house fur said company, wes referred The bilifurthe relief of J A Kenucay was taken op for consideration, and recommitted to the claims committee, with instructions to report a bill for the relief of said J. A. Ken- —— The Board then adjourned. Waurrixe His Wyre —Peter Brooks, col- ored, was errested last evening for an assault y on bis wil He was taken to the Cent uard-house and confined for the night. The witnesses stated the particulars of the assault, but the wife did not like to yaa evidence and wanted to get Peter re- eased. Stern justice required sometbing amore, and Peter was made to pay the penalty which the law visits upon all husbands who indulge in the luxury of wi: i 59,190 < $34,190 42 MAN, Bouk keeper amber of wagons from the adjoining counties cf Maryland and Vir- ginia were in this city early yesterday. They wore loaded with various kinds of provisions which were offered for sale in the streets, and which found ready purchasers. Among these provisions was a lot of early pork. Warcu Returns. —Pete Books, culored, assault ani battery on bis w security for peace; for profanity ia the streets; fac and costr. r¥FNING STAR,| ‘Tus Democracy Ix THE FisLD —The De- Tsocracy of Washin, were al! alive this morning, mustering for their visit to the meeting at Laurel Factory. While one large body had gathered at the railroad station, another was forming at the Jackson Associa- tion headuarters, from whence it marched in force down the Avenue, preceded by With- er’s fine band. We had no idea there were so many Democrats in the District. The as- Know-Nothings peeped out of their holes, rubbing their eyes and staring with blank open-mouthed amazement ; and as bp lanx after phalanx of the apparently endless procession moved past, each Know-N. seemed mentally to ask himself, ‘ Will they stretch till the crack of doom ?”” Now, considering the bad luck of the Know Nothings in such matters, it seems like posi- tive cruelty to allude to the subject; yet we can’t help calling their attention to the fact that this was something lik recession. It struck every body, too, what amazingly good- looking men, th» Democracy are Compari- sons are odious, yet the rs could not well avoid forming a mental contrast between the athletic, cheerful, handsome, broad-»hest- ed, well-developed, amiable-looking citizens who marched in the Democratic line to-day, and the discontented, ring-streaked, dyspeptic- locking mortals who straggled along in the late remarkable Know Nothing pageants The Know Nothings, of course, can’t help their looks, but there is no earthly need of their making an exhibition of themselves in | astes processions to the detriment of scary orses and young mothers. Tax Matovgen Troupe bad another pros- porous soiree last night at Odd Fellows’ fan. ust look at their bill for to-night’s perform- ance. Why, it is positively criminal for any body to stay away after a glance at the con- tents of that bill. It’s worth a quarter to wit- ness the last item in the programme Lagceny.—Mr. Norwood of the auxiliary —— arrested a lad named John Rowe, who charged with the larceny of potatoes and various articics from the market. Rowe has been away for a season, and is but recently returned to the city. The case was laid be- fore Justice Donn, who, in order that all the witness might appear, committed him to jail for a further hearing. Centre Marxet —The market epace could not accommodate all the dealers who were io the market this morning; consequently the curb line of the Avenue from Seventh te Tenth street was occupicd by country wagons and carts. The supply in all the branches was ample, and the prices, except for scarce articles, not unreasonable. SmakSPERIAN READINGS.—By the advertise- ment in another column it will be seen that Mr. Charles Newton, assisted by eminent tal ent, will give another of his attractive Siaks- perian entertainments to-night. 3 A Worp ow Beaury.—According to tradi- tion Mahomet was distinguishod by the beau- ty of his person. Every good looking lady and Genticmen of the present day may become equally celebrated by using Fontaine’s Solid- ified Cream of Wild Flowers. It shaves su- perbly, in washing leaves a delightful velvet like softness of the skin, removes tan, is us much an antidote against eruptions as any- thing but good health can be, cleans the teeth, sweetens the mouth, and is considered by ths ladies of New York and Philadelphia, who are beginning to use it exclusively, as one of the most admirable saponaceous toilet com- pounds in use. For sale by the agent and druggists generally. Se ee ge A New Vituainy —A widow woman in Pe- tersburg, Va , has been arrested on a char; of theft, at the instance of @ young man she refused to marry. He first circulated reports against ber character in other respects, and failing to do her injury in this manner, had her arrested on the chargo named, offering to retract the charge if she would marry him. She, of course, still refused, and was brought up for trial, when the graceless sosmp failed to appear. U7"Ginger Lezen ca Ginger, prepared by Fre at OWN, Philadelpbia, for sale GILMAN'S new Store, 380 Pa. avenue. A thw Paste, « delightful article for coughe and colds. Also, Pure Cod Liver Oil, prepsred by SamUBL Sims, of Philadelphia, for esle as above oc 30-1w i> The Universal Cloth Stretcher can be procured at DY8ON'S, 268 Penusylvaula avenue, corner of 1ath street 0c’ S4—eoat Dr. Bell’sOp of Hostetter’s Bit- TERY. —Sruixorrern, 4, 1956.—Some mouths stuce, while recoveriug from an attack of Remittent Fever, 1” Watches, Jewelry I bave now on hand a .ul jo, @ large assortment o| y hee. [ain also mauufacturiog variety of er Ware, auch as a foand them of great id In subduing Ho. ood by jo calling thelr atteution We commend them to the at teution of pi troubled with affec man. "Fy freely by publc speakers aud vocaliats Siving mtreagth to the voice. Sold by al Get 15 U> Dalley’s Ge will subdne the pain an: —$—$— ’ e Pain Extracter, amiumation from the severest wenly minutes—and U Fr; and efletualiy care matory Fueuimat isms 4—Wounde—Brulsee—Old and lu- and Kunlons—krystpelas Wbiains—Bite of Tusecta— pples—Kruptiona—and diseases, where the many (tseasen named to be cured by oul, i Live prope: more not enumerated, b box of @exvtwe DALLY's Pain ExtTRacroR has npom teel Piste Kugraved Label with the algnatures of C. V. KENEK & OO., proprietors, and HENRY DALLEY, manufacturer. All othere are counterfeit. Price 26 ould be addressed toU.V. Cliek , New York SF For wale by CHAS. STUTT, NAIRN & PALMER, Draggiste geucrally. impertant PONCO'S FEMALE PILLS. combination of [ugredl- ents iu the Pills are perfectly harmless. Their eficacy and merits are Vaeed upon an exteusive practice of bere the directious have been hey have uever failed to correct all Irreg patufel and a! Meait menatreatt change of life. They will cure the Whites, a all obstructions arising from cold, exposnre or avy causes; jose jigmatare on the box; to counterfeit it ts for jea-it N. B.—See «' ery. ly resorted to by i aMictiog, and aunoyiug a of all diseases, which contains Cures effectual! and Skin, Purify! lly by acting specifi 'y on the Liver the Blood, and expellicg the remains of old medicines with which the system bas been clogged, opealox the pores of the body, am lowing ature to aseiet aud recuperating its en- of Mr. Jobn Longdon, of Va.; he had fixed and Fever; chi! ia breaking ap the discs: he tried Carter's perfectly restored @. He ts only one has experienced the life renewing ef- puriderof the blood. wep I-tmm ing Cure with sas = Tet Pie on th oaly one Bet ESQUE I8LE, Areostook Co., 1854. “We herewith seud yous certitonte wf & saropmuraed by the use of only one bottle of the German Bitters; we think Mr. Clark to bes man of veracity, aud have no doubt of ibe trath of his story. emen—In answer to your Meare. Jos: B. all & Co—Gen tuquiries, 1 will state that my daughter, aged abou has been intoing of @ pain inher vide for stat Soves years, and abvut the first of Jauuary ‘and confined to b improve, and now, after taking only ; tas betwee bealts than she hss for years. She phy fa ber side or iu any part of her body, aod atiributes ber care entirely to the Germas Bitters. ‘Balmou Brook, Arvostook Co., Me. WM. CLaRK. fee advertionment. Sep7-amr MARRIED, At Fort Vancouver, Washington Territory, on the 18th September, by the Rev’ Mr. Daily, Lieut. PHILIP A OWEN, Adjutant of the 1- ment U. 8. Infantry. to ELIZA HERON, daugh- ter of Col George WW. ht, U.8 Army.” On the 27th at Needwood, Frederick ROE RIGBY” of New ea te Men ew York, to E! K. HEISEELL, of thiscity ” _ On the 27th instant, JAMES B. T. McNEIR beer of Sol Wat. MoNelr, formerly ef ‘An: On the 512 Instant, SALLIE AUGUSTINE, infant daughter of Anne and Colville Terrett, U. 83. Navy, aged 5 months and 23 days. For Sale and Rent. Fo RENT —THAT LARGE AND AIRY House on Penn, avenue, betwcen 6th and 7th streets, over A. Hoover & Son’s Shoe Store, sulta- ble fora first-clars Boarding-House. it is now undergoing a complete repair Poxsession given immed y._ Inquire of A. HOOVER & Eon, south s'de of Penn. avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. oc 20-tf R RENT.—A BRICK HOUSE ON 20TH street, near M street, of 6 rooms. Also, an- other on M street, between 19th and 2th streets, of 4rooms. Both are neat houses. Immediate oo piven. Inquire of JAMES WAT- ‘ERS, on 19th street, near M. oc 23-31% OR RENT —A THRES STORY BRICK Rouse, containing six rooms, situated on F street, between 4d and 3d. Inquire next door 0c 35-lw* OR RK —A HOUSE ON L STREET, between 15th and 16th, new and neatly fin- ished, containing 6 rooms, &c Rent S{[2 jak month. Apply toJ. H. DRURY, City Post Of- fice. oc S3~tf pn ARM FOR SALE—FOR SALE, A FARM of about fifty acres, situated in Alexandria county, Virginia, six miles from Alexandria and the same distance from Washington city,and ‘bree and a half miles from the Georgetown ‘Aqueduct. It bas on it a very comfortable and convenient one and a half story Cottage bulit house, containin; six rooms, with kitchen adjoining, with cover Mticos. The front one 338 feet by 12, and the ack one 14 by 12 feet. Also, a good house for farm hands. ice house, spring house, meat and store houses ; one of the largest and miost con venient barns in the county; root cellars to con- tain perhaps 2500 bushels of roots for winter feed- ing of stock ; and, indeed every other conven- fence. Also, the test and probably the largest assortment of fruit trees in the county, con- sistiog of the choicest varieties of A ples, Peaches, standard and dwarf Pears, and im pore Cherries Forsome years past every possible effort has been mode to Improve this farm, and much of it is now under a high state of cultivetion, no reasonabie expense having been spared to enrich it. Its sd land meadow is equal ia producti vensss to any in the State It should yield next season in ail twenty tons of hay. The place is well watered, and is certainly the most desirable small farm for sae in the vicinity of Washington The only reasoa the owner has for disposing cf it is his desire to cultivate a large farm in the {iterlor of the State Fora Dairy man and Marketing farmer or Nurse- ryman, or forthe rural residence of a person doirg business in Washington, the place offers greater advantages to purchasers than any other in this region. Apply at the Star Office for further infor- mation. oc 16-tf FIRST-CLASS KESIDENCE IN GEORGETOWN, D.C, FOR RENT -— The subscriber offers for rent’her late residence at the corner of Fayette and Fourth streets, Georgetown, immediately opposite the Convent of the Visitation. ‘This is one of the largest and best finished houses in the District of Columbia, having alt the modern improvements contained in the first-class houses of the Northern cities. There 1s attached a large cistern in the yard, carrlage-house, and stable for several horses oe of the purest water in the immediate vicinit ‘Tee locality is high and salubrious, and in a quiet and highly respectable neighborhood. Posseesion given immediately. For further particulars inquire next door to the Leora of Mrs. ANNE R. O'NEAL. oc (a FO8 RENT—SEVERAL HANDSOME Par- lors and Chambers, with board. Also, table and transicnt board. Inquire at Mre. SMITHS, 233 F street. nov d7—tf OPENING POSTPONED. FIRST WAKD RESTAURANT, Penn. avenue, between 18th and 19th Streets. G. KE. DIVERNOIS, Proprietor, HE PROPRIETOR OF THIS NEW AND lendid establishment, well known in Washington for a number of years, and formerly proprietor of the Napoleon Hotel, of Hoboken, which was always the resort of the fashionable rociety, and the connoiseeurs of good living, bas the honor to announce to the citizens of Washington and strangers, that his esteb- lishment will be opened on the 8th of November, 1855. The numerous efforts which he has made to satisfy all demands which he my have, the comforts of his establishment aasvres him perfect success in hisenterprise ‘This establishment is divided into three parts, each having a privateen- trance,—the part reserved for families being fur nished with elegant Parlors and Bed Chamb-rs The Gentlemens’ apartment consistsof Parlorand Bed Chambers, which can be rented with or with- out board. The Restaursnt department has splendid Saloons for dinner parties; 1s newly decorated, having all the modern improvements attached. The Bar is supplied with the best of Wines and Liquors, imported expressly from France for this establishment. Hot and cold I.unch at all hours, on the New Orleans plan. The Table d’Hote will be served every day at 3 o’clock, and on Sunday at 2, which wil! be unrl- valed in Washington N. B —There isalsoa splendid stabling attsch- ed to the establishment. oc 29-lw G. E DIVERNOIS. WAHK—WAK—WAK. . PHERE MUST BE WAR, FOR COTTONS, and all kinds of Domestic Goods, are on the advance. 1 mention this in order to let people know how to save their money-—It !s by ca!ling at the PEOPLES’ STOKE, and get Cottons, Dress Goods, Pant Stutt, Embrotderies, Lostery, &c., at less than old prices. 1 will mention 40 pieces Irivh Linen that Is very cheap, at cw-2w W.K HURDLE’S, Georgetown. STEAM JOB PRINTING, MPHOMAS McGILL HAS REMOVED HIS BOOK and JOB PRINTING OFFICE to the new and commodtous building on Pennsy!va nia avenue, south aide, three doors east of 11th street. Having added s‘eam powor and an additional large Jobbing Press to hi~ former facilities, he ix prepared better than heretofore to execu’e all work entrusted to him O¢ 25-e0%t NOTICE OF CU-PAKTNERSHIP, HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCI- ated themselves forthe purpose of conduct- ing a General Wholesale Grocery and Commis- sion Business in Georgetown, under the firm of a Y & WILLIAMS, and have taken the ‘warehouse No 5, southwest corner of High and Water streets VERNON GETTY, EDWARD WILLIAMS Georgetown, October 13, 1856. oc 28-1m OPENING OF FRENCH MILLINERY. MKS. MR. HARRIS, PENN. avenue, one door east of the comer SY f Sth street, will open on Saturday, November Ist,a rich assortment of French Hats, Flowers, Feathers, and Ribbons. oc 29 3t* GRAND UPENING OF W R MIL. LINERY. age MIS8 HANEY & SISTER HAV- ing returned from the North, of) open » beautiful assortment of French Millinery. consisting in part of, Bonnets, Head Dresses, Dress Caps, Flowers, &c., on Thursday October 30th, at the old stand, No. 179 Penn. ave- nue, between 17th aed 18th streets. The ladies will please call and examine. oc 33 he FRENCH MILLINERY. MRS. M. L. DAVISON WILL PR: Winter Millinery on Thursday, the 20th instant, at her show room over Messrs Galt & Bro’s. Jewelry Store, Penna. avenue, and at her store oppesite, No. 203, com- prising the very la’est styles, and a splendid assortment of French Hats, Flowers, Feathers, ac (oc 28-3t#) MLD. TO THE LAD * WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR fashionable assortment of Velvet and’ other WINTER BONNETS. Also, a new style of Hatr Dresses and Flowers just re- ceived from Paris; and all other artic'es In the Millinery line. C. PRIBRAM & CO., Pa. ave., bet. 10th and lith sts , south side. oc 98-1m MILLINERY. I HAVE RECEIVED ALOT OF New York Fall and Winter BON- IN KTS, and will bave my opening on the istof November. Ladies cailund examine before poe) elsewhere. Four good ee nag atl Apprentices ed; also, a Woman to do housewo! ys acca MRS C RUOFF, No. 3 East Capitol street, Capito: Bill. oc 26-eolm* SS REAT INDUCEMENTS.—THE LARG- est stock of superb Piano Fortes, Melodeons, Guitars, Fiutes, Accordeons, Violins, Strings, &c., &c , is at the great emporium and first class Muste Store of JOHN F BLLIS, oc 23- 306 Pa. ave , near i0.bstre AUCTION SALES. cis By A.GREEN, Auctioneer. OUS ROOTS AT AUCTION.—O B SATURDAY, November 1, 1 shall sell, at my auction room, corner of 7th and D streets, at 40 P m ,one large case of Harlem Bulbous Roots, from R. Vanderschoot & Sons, consist! of, in part, Double and Single Hyaciithia, Dou ble and Single Tulips, Narcissus, Jonquils, Dio Yon Tholis, Iris, Crocus, &c. The Roots are in fine order. Terms cash. A. GREEN, Oc 30-4 Auctioneer. ee eeeeessSeseessesennenee Rreistex’s Orricr, October 16, 1856. TS ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice Is hereby given that licenses issued to taverns, retailers of spirituous and fermented !i- quors, wines, cordials, &c , groceries, di goods, hardware, ee ay pertematy, watches and jewelry; lumber, » Coal, and commission merchants; also ackney carriages peo ae ten-pin alleys, fectionety, an: iwking and peddll: and dealers in old iron, brass, cont rT, &c, will expire on Monday, the 3d day of November next, and that said licenses must be renewed at this office within ten days after that time. SAM’L EK DOUGLASS, oc 16-tNovs Register. TABLE CUTLERY. Sec# AS IVORY WOOD AND HORN handle table and dessert, Knives only, and Knives with Forks Also, meat and game Car- vers, Steels, &c. ‘These goods are manufactured expressly for my sales, and I do not hesitate to re- commend them as being equal if not superior te any goods in the inarket C. W. BOTELER, tron Hall. Oc W-eo 1500 BUSHELS OF PRIME WHITE MERCER POTATOES expected dai ly Fox sale on or before arrival, in lots ta suit Pl ic Fifty bushels Gelden Skin ONIONS, which ‘Will be sold low on or before arrival AP ly to HARTLY & BORTH Ek? 0c 26-29 101 Water street, Georgetown. CLOCKS—CLOUKS—CLOUKS, I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AS- sortment of Clocks—60 different styles, which Will be sold low, and warranted togo well. ‘Thore who aye seil aga n would do itogive mea call before purchasing eisewhere Also, Clo: x Materials of all kinds. Otis, Balis, Keys, Cords nds, &c., at J. ROBINSON a, se28-2m 340 Pa ave , oppo. Browns’ Hotel PPLES_MACKEKEL. 60 barrels Prime Pippen Apples 26 do No 2 Mackerel 25 do No 32 large Mackerel 2% do No 3need do Now landing per echconer Marietta Burr, and for sale by ARTLEY & BROTHER, oc 27 4t 101 Water street, Georgetown. LACK TEA.—30 CHESTS OF UNRIVAL led Black Tea just in KING & BURCHELL, and 15th street BR. L. GORMAN. WM R. WILSON GORMAN, WILSON & CU, BANKERS. SAINT PETEK, MINNESOTA, EALERS IN BILLS OF EXCHANGE, REAL ESTATE, LAND WARRANTS, and GENERAI, COLLE ING AGENT! Eefe-ences—Pairo & Nourse; Sweeny, Ritten- house, Fant & Co oc 4-im* PHYSICIANS’ PRESCKIPTIONS DJROPERLY COM POUNDED AT ALL hours, day and nigkt, atS 8B WAITE’S Drng end Prescription Store, No. 528 7th street, opposite the Patriotic Bank oc 16-Im VELVET AND CLOTH CULU+KS, E OPEN TO-DAY ANOTHER INVOICE of beautiful Velvet and Clorh Cloaks, and Talmas, all the latest styles, and wiich will be sold at the lowest sc :le of prices 17 We invite the s al attention of the la dies before making their selections of Cloaks. COLLEY & SEARS, 5%3 7th st., 3 doors above Pa ave. MEDICAL CARD. R.H. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO- pathic physician, has the honor to offer his services to the Innabitants of Washington and vicinity. Office and Residence oni street, No 188, be tween Wth and 21et streets. - B —Homeopathic medicines for sale, which the Doctor prepares himseif with the greatest care, For Fever and Ague, for Bilous and Bowel complaints, &c , &c. se 3-3m GEO. HW. VARNELL, PAINTER, No 513 north side La. ave.. bet 6th amd 7th sts wa TOSAY TO HIS FRIENDS AND the pubiic Ecorally that he fs prepared at ail times to exeoule work in Lis line at the stiortest 5 oc 3 im OLE’S SELF.CENYTEKING HUB-BOR- ING MACHINE. with oy to work on bubs rar ging from 2% inches to 14 {aches in di- ameter. For sale by ELVANS «& THOMPSON, Agents, oc25- lw 326 Pa av, bet 9th cud 1th sts- New B ATTRACTIVE NOVELS.-- U4 Raising the Vell, or Scenes in the Courts; by Ball Fenner Eembelilshed with portral:s of Po- lice Court Officers. 81 Carrie Emerson, or Life in Cliftonville ; by Mrs. C A. Hayden. #1 Walter March, Shoepce Resollections; by Ma- jor March $1 Boston Common; Taie of bur Own Times ; by abedy. $125 Althe, or Spells from the Strand; Ly Mrs Ada M Field. $1 Kate Stanton,a Page from Real Life. $1 Dora Grafion, or every cloud,has a silver lining s! Ambition; Kate Willie @1 Kambles 1a Eastern Asia, including China and Manilla, during several year!’ residence; with notes of the voyage to China, excursions in Man- ida, Hong Kong, &c ; by L Ball, M. D , second edition. 31,25. Just published, and for sale at TAYLUR & MAURY’S bookstore, Penn ave., near th street oc MEDICAL BOOKS. WOOD'S THERA utics and Pharmacology, vols; Just pub- ithe. Wood’s Practice of Medicine, 2 vols; last edition. Wood and Bache’s U 3S. Dispen- satory; lastedition Watson’s Practice of Phy- sic; bew edition, W'lson’s Human Aratomy ; new edition. Henourd’s History of Medicine; 1 vol; 18366. Neill ard Smith’s Compendium of Medicine; new edition. Dunglison’s Human Physiology, 2 vols; newedition Druitt’s Mcd em Surgery; new edition. With a number of other standard medica! works. For sale at pob- lishers’ prices. Oc 27-tr oc 23-6t FRANCK TAYLOR, AUCTION—AUCTION,. ECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIAAU tion 300 emall Merino Scarfs, at 373 c rich watered Bonnet Ribbons, at Wc! SU; French Flowers; French Merinos, : worth $1; 500 Embroided Collars at your own prices 5 inside Handkerchiefs and Sleeves at the tow ligure of 12% cis , at the Peoples Store W.R HURDLE, oc 26-2w Georgetown. STOVES AND GHKATES. E HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED FROM Philad-ipbia and Baltimore, another lot of those very celebrated MORNING STAR COOK- ING STOVES; also, afew Parlor Cooks, large size, with a large assortment of the very popular flat ‘op Bunrise Cooking Stoves in store, togeth- er with a large lot cfother kinds and sizes. A v-ry handsome lot of Passage and Store Stoves; also alarge va-iety of other kinds of Stoves on the first and second floors. Stanley’s Seven Column Radiating Fire Places with the Latrobe for beat- ing Parlors and Chambers above. Housefurnish- ing Goods, &c ,&c. Please call at No 318 and see them; they are selling very cheap for cash. C. WOODWARD & SON, Penna. ave., bet. 10th and 11th streets. oc 28-6 (Organ) WK BOSTON.- THE FINE SCHOONER MARIETTA BURR, Capt. Ira Nick erson, has arrived acd will have quick dis patch forthe above port For freight apply to HARTLEY & BROTHER, Agents, oc 27-4t 101 Water street, Geo getown. AR. DUPRI REMEDIES are the only effectual cure for External or Internal Piles, arpa so Sebel ‘They are unrivel- led for purifying the 50 eles sed er Oftice 76 Nassau street, New York. Will be sent by mail. For sale by FORD BRO., corner of 11th st. and Fenn. avenue oc 28 C. J. WOODWARD & CU. 2 j US DEETARERS, CABINET MAKERS, & | FURNITURE DEALERS, nie ‘aod hi pend ly of ti kindsor urniture, large and choice s1 'y 0! . as Bureaus, Sens ule Mattresses, &c. Jai attention will be paid to the Undertak ing business; aad all orde # left at our rooms, No 67 High street, Georgetown, will be attended to with great care and promptitude. 06 28-1m ICININE.—A DELIGHTFULLY FRA- the hair, which promotes its rowin aN noted and prevents its falling out or fi seo & P b wee i. ILMAN, Pharmeceutist, corner Penn. ave. and 4} street. 25 cents per bottle Large bottles 75 cents, € ual to four of the smaller. oc 28-3 IBBONS, FLOWEKS, AND FEATH- Riis Just’ recelved at GEO. H. oe 4 suc ES) SIDAY & CO.’S, successors to A Tate, 914 Penn, avenue. oc 18 | November ith, at 10 o’cloc! AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND T0-MoRRow. By E 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown. BALES STRAW AT AUCTION, On FRIDAY, the 3ist instant, at 12 @’olcck, ut the e stable on ee on my oft whom it may concern, Bales Straw. oo 29-2 E. 8. WRIGHT, Auct By C. R. L.CROWN & CU., Auctioneers. A VALUABLE LOT OF STUVESat Auc- tlem.—On FRIDAY MORNING. October Sist, at 9 o'clock, we will sell, at No 333 K street, Opposite the Northern Liberty Market, a large as- sortment of Cooking and other Stoves. Persons in want of stoves are rigepred bees vited to attend, as it is the largest sale ofthe kind ever offered in this city. Terms cash — CR. L. Bt wees R. L. CROWN & CO, Auctioneers By A GREEN, Auctioneer | ems VE SALE ON ACCUUNT OF Gove by erder ef the Superin- MUNDAY, the 34 at public auction, at 10 o'clock a. in., of the Treasurv Department, a Very eatensive lot of— Book-cases, Writing Desks, Shelvin: and Stand« Stoves, Grates, Fenders, Andirons and Coal bods A large lot of old Iron and Lumber With a large lot of other articles. which we deem unnecessary to enumerate ‘Terms cash ‘The articles to be removed by the purchasers on the day of sale Any persons wishing to fit up their rooms with book-cases and shelving, pigeon holes and peper cases, will do weli to attend the sale. oe 29-4 A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By E.3. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. P= SALE.—WILL BE SOLD aT — auction, on the premises, on TUES. ; November Lith, at 4 o’clock p.m., Lots 118 and 119, fronting 933g feet on 2d street, and run- ning south 150 fee: to a public alle; ‘These Lots are opposite St John’s Episcopal Chivch, and are went the most eigible in G etown They will be divided into three lots of about 30 feet each Terms: UOne-fcurth cash ; (or an approved note at*Odays) and the belance in6, 12, and 18 months, with approved security. EDW 8. WRIGHT, oc D-3t (Intel) Auctioneer By C W. BOTELER, Auctioneer SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD ‘7 Burnitare at Auction.—On TUESDAY, -m . I sball sell at my acution room, Iren Hall, the effects of a fami- ly declining house keeping. embracing some very supericr articles of Household Furniture, comprising, in part of— Handsome Parlor Suite, covered w th velvet, comprising two rosewood French Sofas, two rosewood Arm-chairs, two rosewood Re- ception Chairs, and eight rosewocd Po rior Chairs One Etairgo, French Plate Mirror Two rosewood Tabies, with marble slabs, Gilt Cornices China Vares, one bronze Table, with marbie s)ab Oval re Frame Mirrors, hair-seat mahogany So- Large parlor Arm-chaits, covered with velvet and baircloth Plated Cendiesticks, mahogany Washstands Extension Dining Table English china Dinner and Tea Ware Crockery and Glassware, Parian marbie Pitcbers Plated Castor, mahogany French and other Bed- steads Superior feather Beds and curled hair Mattresses Large mahogany Wardrobe, Tollet Sets, Rock- ing chairs Towel Racks and irons, Fenders, Shoveland Tongs Comforts and Blankets Mahogeny W ashstands, with marble-tops Do ~ Somno, cane seat Chairs, Standards Do tnarble-top dressing Buresus, fence A Tin aot Kicchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils, Cc Terms: $30 and under cash; over $30, 60 and 90 days credit, for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest. The goods will be arranged for examination in my Commodious sales room onthe day ed- the sale. C. W. BOTELER, cc 23-4 Auctioneer ARSHAL’S SALE N VIRTUE OF two writs of Fieri Facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to me directed, | sha'l expose at public sale, for casb, in front of the Court house door of said county, “n SATURDAY, thesth day of November next, 1556, at 12 o’cjock m , one Pew in Trinity Chureb, No, 88, In the city of Washington, D. C., selzed and levied upon as the property of Sarnuel Chase Ber- ney, and will be sold to satisfy Judicials No 44 and 45, to Wctoher term, 1°56, John O. Holstead and Samuel and Henry Kirk, vs. Samnel Chase Barney. J D. HOOVER, oc 23-ts = Marshal for District of Columbia By A. GRE » Auctioneer. RUSTEES SALE OF HOTEL FURNI- ture, &c.—W1'l be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 5:h day of November, 1956, at the United States Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, Washineton elty, commencing at 10 o’clock a m.. all the Housebold and other Furniture lately in use in said Hotel, comprising a great varlety of useful articles— Carpets, Tables, Bed and Bedding eteads, Chairs, Table-linen, Crockery Ware Table Cutlery, Glass Ware, Mirrors Hotel Carriage, &c , &c. Taken and to be sold to satisfy the creditors named In a deed of trust from K. B. Hackney, dated the 10th day of June, 1:54, and -ecorded fu the land records of Washington county, D.C ,in Liber J A.3 , No 73, folios 389, &c. ‘Verms of srle cash. By orcer of the Trustees HRENKY M. MORFIT, Trust M “‘LHUMPSON, sie A. GREEN, oc 13-e0 {intel} Auctionees. — OM SALE—AT THE FIRST WAKD Liverv Stable, on G street, between 17th and ieth streets, one patrof KAY HOKSES, 6 and 7 yearsoid, 15 hands bigb; and one pairof GRAY HORSES, 4 and 5 years od. 16% bands high ; warranted to be sound and well broke to harness Aiso, one new Coupe CARKIAGE, made to order; end «ne front clarence fri 1 CALE CHE. which cannot be surpassed for beauty and style, both made by Beckhbaus, Aliyaier & Petry, Couch Makers, Phil- ade! oc 4-Im* W , HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE New York and Pbiladelpbia auctions, a large and handsome assortment of— AUCTION DAY GuuDs. Ribbons, bimbroideries, Linen Camb:ic Hand- kerchiefs Black aud F: Dress Silks. Slousiiu Deialus, ad Wo Plaids ALso— Large lot of Wooten and Cotton Hisiery ata Gloves Woolen and Cotton Undershirts and Drawers Woolen Comforts and Scarfs Childrens’ Hoods and Scarfs, which will be svu'd at very low prices W. EGAN & SUN, No. 323, south side Pa ave , bet 6th and 7th oc 22-6t streets Sowtiwest corner of With st and Penna. avenuc, Wasuineton City, DC ‘PAE SUBSCRIBER [3 HAPPY TO form the sojourners and residents of Washington that be hes spared no expense in fitting up bix well known establishment, and is now prepared tv accommodate ail who may favor him with their patronage on the most reas- onable terms, and in true Philadelphia style—he having recently removed from that city. Geatle- men can be furnished with Rooms on reasonable terms, and they can either Breakfast. Dine, or Sup in or out of the house, and will only be charged for such as they may oider The Subscriber proposes to furnish Meals ¢o those who may wish, on the European system, and strangers and citizens may rely upon tke character of his Bar and Table d’Hote. oc 17 Im WM_.S. SIMPSON, Proprietor. _—$—$— — SUPERIOK CLOAK VELVETS AND CLOTHS E HAVE NOW IN STORE A FINE AS- sortment of rich Black and colored SILE VELVETS, of the proper width for Cloaks and 1 8. t Tan pooukved a2 large lot of fine Black, Brown, Tan and Grey CLOTHS for Cloaks We invite the attention of those ladies who pre- fer buying the materia’ nd having the cloaks made to order. cO:; LEY & St ARs, oc 23-6t 523 7th st , three doors nor b Pa. av. ANEW COACH FACTORY, ON TWELFTH STREET. HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENT- ly opened a Coach Factory at 553 12th ‘street, south of Penn avenue, would respectfully announce io the pul it he is prepared to manufacture or repair all kinds of Coaches, Carriages, and light Wagons, on the most reasonable terms, and in the best manner. ‘Those desiring a good Carriage, orto have repair- ing well and promptly done ata low priceare earnestly requested to call,as I offer such induce- ments a8 cannot fil to All work guaranteed tog ive perfect satisfaction oc 27-I1m THOMAS I GARDNER 20 000 PESCH TREES. T TEN DOLLARS PER BUNDRED—FOR sale at my Nut ) near Washington. ‘The above trees are ali of fine growth, ap Reker ed é and F garb EEN, SHADS, HUA PRIKCE IN TELEGRAPH NEWS. PROM THE ASSOCIATED . BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH. | Withdrawal of a Democratic Congressional Candidate New Yorx, Oct. 30 —Hon. Hiram Wal- in tee ite Democratic independent nominee ee pair ae onal in this State, Naval Intelligence. sloop-of.- Daily Times from Whamp. See ae steamer San Jacinto had repaired, and would start again for Japan — Keene about the 10th of Commodore Stockton and the Presiden Question ™ _ Newark, N. J., Oct. 23.—The Washi dispatch, published in the New York Herald of this morning, to the effect that Commodore Stockton will to-day come out with « letter in favor of Fremont for the Presidency, ficds no eredence here, and the letter referred to bas — yet been heard of, either in this city or rentor. — Avrival of the Isabel at Charles on Cuarcesron, Oct 23.—The steamer Isabel from Havana via Key West arrived bere to- dey with dates to Saturday. A royal order bad been published, that United States hereafter would only be received for landing permits, at such value as the officers may deom correct. Mr. Blythe had not yet as. sumed the duties of the consulate. Sugars have slightly advanced, as the last Tains would probably retard the crops Freights were dull. New Jersey Politics Teentox, Oct. 28.—The Republicans ond Americans met here to-day for the purpose of forming a Union Electoral ticket. A re. spectable number of both parties were nt. They met in separate Conventions the Re publicans proposed to the Americans a fu: sition. A second proposition was then wake by the Republicans, to which the Americans answered that no Both Conventions adjourned and no fusion was effected Later from Havana—Preparations for War. New York, (ct. 29—The steamer Quaker City, with Havana dates to the 25th ult., ar- rived here this afternoon The rumor of a war with Mexico and the annexation of Domi: coutinue to occu public attention at ment is busy in maki: necessary ° tion. Arms for 5i Domta were citeaiky on board a man-of-war, which was to leave as scon as the Lome government decided upon its course Sugars were firm for best qualities, but low grades have declined half a cent Exchange on Northern cities 7¢ to 8 Baltimore Markets Battimore, Oct. 30 —Flour is unchanged sinee the afternoon market; City Mills sold for $6 75, Howard street for $6 81, and Ohio for future delivery $6 75. Wheat isin fair demand; sales of good to prime reds $1 50a$1 55, and the same quali- ties of white: $1 58a$1 66 Corn is irregu- lar; sales of white and yellow at 630. Whisky has improved; sales at 3640 Kew York Markets. New Yorn, Oct 30 —Flour is dull; sales of 13,000 bbie ; State $6.50a$6.65; Southern is irregular and unquotable Wheat has « declining tendency; sales of 31,000 bushele, red $1.53a$1.60, white $1.65 a$172 Corn is advancing; sales of 50,000 bushels; Southern mixed 70$a72c Pork is buoyant; mess $21.12}. Beef is Srm; Chicago repacked $11 Lard ts higher, closing buoyant; sales in bbls. at Lc, Whisky is drooping;Ohbio at 34e. Financial. New York. October 30 —Stocks are gener- . Chicago and Rock Island Rail- Camberiand Coal es 137; Michigan So>thern 85; New Yor tral 824; Reading 76; Canton’s 214; Virginia 6’s 914. Sterling exchatze is dull at 1093. ——___.__ CEMETERY RAL LING. T E ADVERTISER WISRES TO SELL three different patterns of Cemetery Railing, with stones complete, for planting in the ground. ‘They are at the Congressional Burial Grounds, and any information can be obtained of the Sexton on the Grounds, orat Mrs. Gilbert’s Boarding House, No 548 Peun. avenue, near the Capitol. oc 27 6 OUD INVESTMENT. & HAVE FOR SALE THE FULLOW- ing BONDS or STOCKS, which can be sold to yleld the purchaser 10 to 12 per cent. per anoum: $20,000 Ramsey County Bonds, (Minnesota tie agae 10 percent. Coupons, payable in New Yor! 5,000 Virginia and Tennessee, 6 per eent. Coupons, payable in New York. 10,000 a and Alexandria, 6 per ent. Coupons, payabl in New York. $5,000 Corporation of Washington Stock, 6 per cent $5,000 Corporation of Alexandria Stock, 6 per cent $2,000 in shares of the Patriotic Bank ‘The Ramsey County Bonds we as safe and desirable The county is the most Wealthy and prosperous la Minnesota, in whieh is situated the flourishing city of St Paul Th: county bas Gnly tssued $30,000 of bonds, and only 3823,000 ts now outstanding. ‘The bonds fail éuc unnually, the first two being _ lu New York in isé61 ‘The taxes now due to the county ts represented ee to liquidate the whole debi SweEnny, KITTENBOUSE, FANT & CO, oc 19 eoltw {intel& Organ} Bi HEMICAL STU THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING p*rehased the Druz Store formerly 4 /\possestion of H. A. Mueller, respgct ye fully asks a continuance of the = Tonag- &- tetefore bestowed on the establishment He Las devotid more than tweoty years to the Peejaring end dispensing of medicine His gnowledge of Drugs will enable him, atall times; to keep none but the purest and most reliable . and his per-onal attention will be given exclusive- ly to the compounding ard preparing of Medi- cines .. M. SMITH, Penn ave ,south side, bet.4 and 6th streets oc 1t-e0lm -- vc. K. LL. CROWN & CO., AUCTION §& COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 335 Pemmsylvania Avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, south side Consignmentssolicited. Liberal advances made when desired. All Personal and Real Estate at- tended to SALES EVERY NIGHT, and on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at the Store oc S$ eolm JEW JEWELR Y.—JUST OPENED A very large assortment of new Jeweiry, con- sisting of Lepore pened Cameo, Florentine, ‘ic, aad other rich sty.es . Mur stock being much larger than usual, pur- chasers are Invited to give it an examination. M. W. GALT & BRO , Jewel oc 23-6t 2A Pa. av., bet. Sth and 10th streets. G. METZEROTT, Cerner of Eleventh W. street and Pennsylvania Avenue, basalways en bend the — assortment of PIANO FORTES in Washington, from the celebrated factories of Raven, Bacen & Co , William Miller, Rorexkranz, and others, from 8175 up to $800 Warranted for two , and kept ia tune with- out charge Psinall’s Melodeons, and « — ‘tock of Musical Instruments. In press—“1 “Trovatore.”* oot tt WHITE ASH COAL. UST ARKIVED, ONECARGU SUPERIOR Radiators WHITE ASH CGAL, suitable for | — and Furnaces. All other kinds of — as best quality constaatly on bard; and ttickory Wood aie tes tothe ta. Coal kept under cover. | #9 Wea GALT, oc 27-tf N.W.cor Ith and C sts, No $47, MISCELLANEOUS TANUVARD AND | cher, Note, Pools Cap, Shock Blank Booms, ERGUBON’S, oc Paper, Sy ext to Lammond’s, 487 7th street. INCELLOS.—TWO SUPERB ONES Vijrsropened at ELLiz’s 03 Us ULIRA, WHAT Is? F Nicest Mrs Southworth’s new paper This Nation at ¢ ooas. Nextto Lammond’s, «= 7% a cna eee N«*¥ STYLES CIGAR cases, | a a Oe ees Cae CLAUGALIN & co