Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1856, Page 3

INTELLIGENCE. A Movs ix tas Rigut Dinscrion —We have received from the Secretary, Tyler Southall. Bsq , copy of the By-Laws, Re- — noch, a ted Boptes tase, ‘ire ent, ado} mber 1, le This organization, made ap of members of the different fire companies of the city, have entered actively upon the task of making the fire department what it should be, and of put- ting it on such a footing that the respectable members shal! not be made responsible for the doings of a set of hangers-on, loafers, and minors. The code of rules and regulations for the vernment of fire companies just eaunciuted y the United tment strikes us as con- taining much wholesome matter. Those companies having bells attached to a houses are requested to place jer such regulations as will (as fer as possible) prevent being rung on false alarms of fire. - No company, unless prepared with its appa- ratus to use water of a pump, fire plug, or other water source, shall retain it ifdemand- ed by acompany thus prepared: Provided however, that no company thus fully prepared shall attempt the violent possession of such pump, fire plug. or othor water source. All companies are requested to avoid pass- ing with their apparatus on the pavement or footway unless impelled so to do by the condi- LOCAL tion of the streets. Bach company is required to be cautious in the admission of members, and prompt in the explusion of the disorderly. fo returning from fires, or alarms of fire, the companies are requested to move with or- der and moderation; and should they meet another company, each is requested to take the right of the street. It is recommended that every member of a fire company wear his equipments or badge at fires No company shall admit minors as mem- bers of their respective companies without the written consent of their parents, guardians or masters. ‘The use of intoxicating liquors among the fire companies comprising the departmont is required to be entirely discontinued. Any difference or misunderstanding arising between the companies shall be submitted to the standing committee of the department for settlement Article 12th asserts that how as a fireman a member may be, if he iz habitually turbulent and quarrelsome, it were better to dispense with his services a3 a fireman, than that his continuence should be the cause of constant broils and disturbances; and it is hereby recommended, that every such member be stricken from the roll of every company. Districts are assigned to each of the follow- ing companies, viz: Union, Franklin, North- ern Liberties, Perseverance, Columbia, aud Anacostia,—and on the occurrence and during the eontinuance of a fire, it is made the duty of that company in whose district the fire shall occur, to exhibit their Lintern on their spparatus,—and which shall be “onsidered the rallying point for the Standing Com- mittee The districts comprise the following sections of the city: For the Union, all that portion of the city lying in the first ward. Por the Franlin, the second ward, and that part of the seventh ward lying between tenth street west and tho Potomac river. For the Northern Libertios, the third and fourth wards north of the line of F street north. For the Perseverance, the third and fourth wards south of the line of F street north, aud that part of the seventh ward lying betweca tenth and 4} streets west. For the Columbia, the fifth ward, and that part of the seventh ward east of the line of 4+ street west. For the Anacostia, the sixth ward. No company shall permit its apparatus to be run within apy of the ctreetz, lanes or al- leys of the city, except when going to fire or on alarm of fire. The officers of the different fire companies ere earnestly requested to accompany their apparatus on all alarms of fires, and on their return to their engine houses; and to prompt- ly check tho first indications of a quarrel, In all cases when a riot or disturbance takes place, the company with whom it commences sball ta held responsible. Appropriate fines and penalties are pro- seribed br the infraction of any of the rules aod regulations The United Department seems te have started it, and we wish them every suc- cess in their good work. valuable Tag Crrceirt Covrr meets again on Monday next. The workmen are now pushing forward the improvements upon the room with all dis- patch, and, though there is yet much to do, it is believed that chamber will be in readi- ness for the court. The alterations are exteusive, and some of them strike us as decided improvements Others are more doubtful, and will require the test of ex ment. The large door at the west end of the room has been closed, and the Judge’s bench has been changed to that point ‘he jury box is at the right of the Judge’s bench, and the de- partment for the officers of the court occupies the south end of the room. The large door of entrance to the west is so disposed as to swing uoiselessly on its hinges, for which desidcratam jadge, jary, bar and spectators will feel duly thankful. For the first time perbaps in sixteen years, the court room hus acieap, evén cheer ful loek. \ ‘The alterations have been made by Wash- ington mechanics, we believe throughout ; the carpenter's work by Thos Osgodby; painting by Parker & Spalding ; Sremacing, by Schatter & Kalert, and upholstery by L FP. Clark Tus ¥ittwore Meetixe at Baut’s Cross Reaps.—The Alexandria (iszette says: “The Fillmore mecting, near Bell's Cross HKoads, in this county, was well attended, on Monday jest AL number of ladies were present, and the Bataons was bountifaily and hand- semely prepared. A fine band of music ame at intervals, and Capt. Duffey’s Artil- ery boomed over the hills in old Cooney “deo P. Wise, Eeq , presided on the occasion Able addresses were delivered by Mr. Thom agof Fairfax, Mr. Ellis of Washington, and and Mr. Geary of Alexandria county. We look to see the Rural district, of our county, to do its duty and its whole duty on Tuesday next. The bost spirit appears to prevail— and a determination is expressed to go to the polis and give the largest possible majority for the patriot statesman ’’ Tus Finst Sxow ov raz Sgason.—The an- nouneement made an hour or two ago, by our “* devil,” that “it was snowing,” was received with unanimous derision, but the little fellow was sv much in earnest that a eommittee of investigation was sent out to inquire into the matter. The committee squinted East, West, North and Svuth, and then straight up sky- ward, and on its return reported that the boy's statement was in accordance with the facts Should the fall of snow continue, we shall, of course have a general overhauling of built , robes, sleighs, runuers, jumpers, and crockery crates. As Cory Wearox.—Last night, one of the members of the auxiliary gaard exhibited at the Centre Station a long, rough, ugly, home- made knife. which had been taken from one of the Rip Raps, who was about to use it yes- terday, in « Aight at Laure! Factory, on 2 man named James it was about fourteen inches long, rounded and sharpened, with two edges at the point, and evidently made for use in a crowd. - Incawprany Atrsurt.—Yesterday a war- rant was issued for the arrest of a wo- man named Louisa Gaither, who was with attempting to sot fire to the dweiling of Mrs. Baldwine, on the corner of ‘Twelfth and Ai streets. The attempt was discovered and the fire extinguished before serious d: had been done. The woman escaped for the time, but the officer says she cannot get away, and will be arrested to-day. Disonpsarr.— Last night, some pergons cre- aied a disturbance at the ball of the Pioneor Club, at Varnum’s One of the pee pacts was weil thrashed for his condust, ano! q was particularly anxious to get up 8 fight, was put cut by a police officer fi tu polhet oat wine by the trope. Happi- ness is infectious, and we defy the most mo- rose old cynic in creation to visit one of the Btar Troupe Scirees without thawing cut and od eth axqulals becoming joyous in the atmosphere of supreme felicit; ia contentment there prevalent. It can't be done! To-night, the Star Troupe give another su- perb-cencert. Go and hear Paul Berger, the capital basso of the troupe Tax Weataer —Range of the thermometer from'Friday noon, Spt 24, to this morning : C Noon. Night. 47° 38° 44 46 53 52 57 62 55 50 53 48 49 46 ) = ~ Average height of the thermometer in the Mornings from 25th to 31st October, inclusive, 42° 04". Note —Rain fell on eeven days during the month ; 13th, snow and hail; 30th, snow and rain; 31st, snow. Wednesday, Nov. 5, first quarter of the moon, between 12 and 1 p. m. B. Grorertown, Oct 31, 1856, Tus Communications of - Beauharnais’”’ and ‘‘Justico,’’ describi in appropriate terms the spariied parade of tho ‘ Georgetown College Cadets,’’ on Tuesday last, have been reecived, but they will have seen that they haye been superceded by the prior favor of another correspondent Glad to learn that the Cadets are having such success. Fine ALaRM.—About 7¢ o'clock, last night, an alarm of fire was caused by a light in the direction of tho Navy Yard. Warca Rerunxs —The only cases for trial at the central station were Mary Jane Cart- wright and Sarah Ann Kawlings, for profanity in the streets. They were sent (othe work- house for thirty days. +++ GEORGETOWN CURKESPONDENCE Groraetown, Oct. 31, 1856. We regret exceedingly to have to record the death, by typhoid fever, of another of our most respected and useful citizens, William McKenny Usborn, Esq. Mr Osborn was for many years one of our leading dry goods mai- chants, was eight or ten years a leading mem- ber in our City Councils, and in February, 1853, oame within three votes of being elected Mayor. He was universally respected for his many good qualities, and his death will cause ® vacuum in our community which will not be easily filled. He leaves behind him a widow, (daughter of our esteemed fellow ci:- izen, Samuel McKeuny, Esq ,) and a largs family of children, mostly small. At the request of a number of friends, Dr. Skinner gave an exhibition with his deaf and dumb pupils last night at the Georgetown school room. Quite a large number of our citizens were in attendanee, all of whom were well pleased with the exercises of the little mutes We learn from the gentleman at whoso house it happened, that a difficulty occurred a fow ro since between two individuals, one named = gon Soationsabae Whitzel, at a ee ouse im annock county, Virginia, which resulted in Whitsel being shot dead on the spot by Gibson. Both of them are natives of Virginia. Our canal wharves are all alive this morn- ing. Business generally in this locality looks more encouraging than we have seen it before this season The beautiful little Episcopal Mission Cha- pel, situated on South street, between the Ca- nal and Water streets, is to be dedicated on next Sabbath at 34 o'clock. The Rey. Dr Norwood, of Christ Church, is announced to preach the dedicatory sermon: Arrivals—Schrs. Thos. Harris, Snow, Port Deposit, to Hartley & Bro; Ann Pickrel!, Dukes, Philadelphia, to Hyde & Davidson; Steamer Diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore, todo ; Packet Brig Fidelia, Jones, New York, to Fret H. Dodge; Schrs. Reindeer, Kinner, New York, to do; Statesman, Wicks, New York, to do. We saw this morning a radish which was grown in the garden of 1’, Dodge. Esq , in our city, which measured fifteen inches in cireum- ference and weighs 2: pounds. We should 3° this was rather hard to beat. lour is beld this morning at $6 $7a$7. and Wheat at $1 50 for red, and $1 55a$1 57 for white of good qualities s. es Se. ALEXANDRIA CURRESPONDENCB. ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 31, 1856. The Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com- pany arsembled at the Lyceum Hall, in this city, at noon yesterday. R H. Foote in the Chair, and Jas. H. Reid acting as Secretary. The morning eession was devoted to appoint- ing committees, examining proxiez, 4c , and the major portion of the evening session in reading the reports, estimates, &o., of the president, chief engineer, treasurer, examin- ing copumittee, 4c. The Company re-assem- ble this mornin : The stockholders of the steamer Alice C. Price met last evening at Sarepta Hall, a small portion of the Company being in attend- anee The reports, &c . make &@ general atate- ment of the revenues of the Company, condi- tion and workings of the boat, &c., of no gen- eral interest The City Council at its last session agreed to | ah at par, seventeen shares of Alex- andria Ferry stock, amounting to $4.25, to enablo the ferry company to meet its liabili- ties. It was als> agreed by the Lower Branch that the collectors distrain fur all taxes un- aid on the 15th of November next ensuing his isa humbug. The collectors won't dis- train, because they cannot do so in justice to a large of the pebple who have not been inthe habit of paying their city taxes until Janu- ary. ‘The proceeds of the fair for the bonefit of the Catholic church, recently held fo this city, was $2,215, instead of $1,215. usiness is excellent, and our hotels are crowded with visitors from the upper country. AMI. have foun greetservicotn allaying Irrite Mon, sud tu subdulug Moarseness produced by Colds, and do our clerical brethrea a real favor fa calling thetr attention +> them."—Zion’s Herald. “We commend them to it lic speakers, + oud others w troubled with affections of the Turoat.”—Christisn maa. “For Asthma, &¢., we cheerfally mouy from persomal & to thatr efficacy.” —Ballo: Pictorial. * hei tof Bropobtal affections.”"—Dr, @. ¥. Bigelow. Coutathing no optum or deleterious drags, these Lorenges can be used freely wy public speskers aud vocalists for cleariug and iu general esteem Physicians to tho treatmen' stvlbg pireugit to the voice, Sold by all Druggists. Oot 15-49 JAMES N, CALLAS, Agent, J important te the Ladies!—Dr. Dn PONCO'S FEMALE PILLS.—The combluation of Tugred!- cuts tu the Pills are pertectly barmiess. Thetr aud H the directious have been strictly ‘owed, thay have uever failed tu correct all Lrregalart dificult Peeeirnetion, | yarticularly,) al ._ They will cure the Whites, ng from cold, exposure (OU coset au: Ld the acent, and et aCircalar f2r pariicelons Prices Ro, srk fall directions. Sold wholesale and retail by OHAS. Wr Drogetst, Pennsylvanis avenue, SAMUBL &. WAITE, Sas Kevoath street, Wash Hi sad B. 8. T, 13K. Georgetown: to whom all orders must Seut coufden: mai) ladies Who enclose them one dollar, oe eee eee N. Be ‘nignatare ery. on the box; So counterfett itis for Fever and ague cured witheu! Quidine, Arsentc, een, Opium, or avy of Se drags, or compount+, geversi!: suttgrors frewsthve loag-acowe, moc emieneg mee BR of Siecense, by resorting to Carter's Spaulsh Mixt whieh conta delsicrious subetances, cures effect: 4 fully by acting spoalically on the Liver and Bin, Pu: th , and expellicg the rematne or ol medi¢ines with which system hae been clogced, rer § ‘the pores of the body, and allowingnasgure ieeit te breaking Up the disease, sud roonperetig tee ane ihe care of Mr. John Longton, of Va.; he had ied aud oting permanently geeed him tt he trad Grays jotted: €u or wal riers Spada ixture; three bottles of which perfectly restored iu: fo bealth; nor has he had a chill since. He ts only one out 4 fineteat te hon experienced the life revewing of. ects of this valuable pusifierof the blood sep L-la $7-Ginger Lozenges'and Essence -amai- Inger, prepared by Fux». Baows, Philadelphia, for sale GILMAWS new Store, $90 Fa. avenve. Althe « “ehighital article for congha and celds. t Philadelphia, for sale as above wn ap _— 7" The Universal Cleth Stretcher can be ‘red at DYSON’S, 268 Pennsylvania erase score of 0c 38—08t treet, TF ee ‘Dr. Bell’s Opinion ef Hostetter's Bit- Inu., April 14, the since, while resoveriee from om attack ‘of Hemistent Fev wae requested to try Hostetter’s Stomach B.tter: an ar tele pecultarly snited to the condition of convalescente from fever. It fs but simple justles to aay that {t restored the Powers of my digestive organs, aud at the same time kept | Lay powels gently open, [ haveno Lesitan:y ta saying, that, bisaerto, in using it fa my practics, t hea, in every case Where I have ordered {t, acted like a charm. In ths spoik ing freely of It, I far from puff « patest medic it by no means claims to be, ANDFORD BELL, M.D. Seld by Druggisteand tealers generally. vc Siw 7” Watches, Jewelry Sliver Ware. T Lave now on band @ .ull stock ef the most fashion! styles of rich gold Jewelry; also, a large assortment of very superior gold and silver Watches. | am also mannfactar’ in my own ) every variety of Silver Ware, such a8 loons, Forks, Ladies; cake and ple Knives; salt, mustard end olive Spoons Napkin Rings, Pitchers, Tea Sete, &c., from solid sterling sliver, ich I wil! offer for sale at lower rates than goods of the en: mality by rer been sold fer {a this city, at No. 334 Pennsylvauia « neer 9th street, sign of the large spread eagle. H. O. HOOD. oc %—tr j MARRIED, y On the 80th instant, by the Kev. George I’. Cummins, FREDERIC WIPPERMANN, of Hamburg, Germany. to ROSA LEE, daughter of the lateSamuel P. Walker, Esq. On the 30th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Boyle. Mr. JAS. A CLARK and Mies JANKE E. LACKEY, both of this city. Diwss. On the 3'\st instant, DURA, youngest child of J and C. Casparis Her funeral will take place To- Morrow, (Satur- day) at 3} o'clock p mi, from the residence of her father, on Capitol Hill. * In 7) KETO on the 3ist instant, of ty hoid fever, WILLLAM McK. O3BOKN, aged 45 years. ‘The friends of the family ave Teapectfully ir- vited to attend his funeral To Morrow, (Saturday) at4o’clock p m , from his late residence in Beall street * On the 30th instant, Mra. MARY SRUSSLER, comme of Charles Shussler, in the 49th year of er age. For Sale and Rent. VOMS FOR RENT WITH BOARD—AT No 4451 street, four doors from F. 1* FPURNESSED ROOMS FOR RENT.—MRY. G. Anderson has for reuta large and bard- some Parior, with several Chambers, snitabie for the accommodation of five or six xentlemen A man servant will be kept in attendance Apply two doors from the Kirkwood House, Il’ennsylva- nia avenue. oc 31 OR RENT.—A SMALL FRAME HOUS: ’ sitnated on the corner of 10th and € streets €ast. ‘The honse contains 5 rooms and p2ssage, with f.uit trees of various kinds, end a ump of water in the yard. ‘The location is hea! thy and destrable, and toa ood punctual tevant the rett oderats For terms apply to KR A i, Druggist, orG. L.. BALDWIN, near the premises, oc 31-31% EE FOR RENT —THAT LARGE AND AIRY House on Penn. avenuo, between 6th ard 7th streets, over A. Hoover & Son’s Shoe Store, sul'a- ble fora first-cla:s Loarding-House. It is now undergoing a complete repair Possession given immediately Inquire of A. HOOVER & SON. south side of Penn avenue, between 6th and 7th otreets, oc 30-tf LT Fe RENT —A BRICK COTTAGE HOUSE, situated between @ and H streets, with large yard iu front, No. 441. Possession given imme- diately. They key wil! will be left at the Grocery Store of Mr. F. Miller, corner of f° and Mb streets. Inquireof R. W. Bates, No. 154 Penn avenue, between 17th and 13th streets oc 30-3!# STORE FOR RENT —ONE OF THE MOST desirable places of business on Pennsylvania avenue for rent, and fixtures for sale Apply at No. 244 Penn. avenue, between the hours of 2 and 6 o’clock. au b-eotf pes re erase OK RENT —THE THREE-STORY Brick House on Bridge street, 6 etown, adjoin- ing Arny’s Confectionery ‘the Store and Dwel ling will be rented separately if desired Inquire at A.S. ARNY’S Confectionery. oc 8 ott KR RENT—FROM THE 16TH OF DE- cember next, the Third Story of House No 112 7th street, two doors south of Uda Fellows’ Hall. it isa single apartment, 25 feet by60 In- quire of P S. SIMMS, Plumber, in the lower story of said house. oc 25 eost® $$$ ——____ ree OTICE —FOR RENT, AND PUB8ES810N given on the first bag, Ses October next, thre of those five three story brick Dwelling Houses, fronting on Massachusetts avenue, between 6(b and 7th streets, Sg Jets at present respectively by Messrs. Suit, J. EF Kerd, and Thomas C. Ba- den Terms for each : $300 per annum, rent to be paid monthly. EDW. OWEN, 212 Penn. avenue. se 13-cotf Fer SALE OR RENT.—THAT DESIRA- ble residence on F street, between 20th and ‘List, for the last eight years occupied by the late 3 Si. Chubb, Esq. Possession given the Ist of November next. inquire of RIGGS & CO, au 12-eotf OR RENT —A THRES STURY BRICK Houre, contalaing six rooms, situated on F street, between 2d and 34. Inquire next door. oc 25-lw* 5 (UR RENT.—A HOUBE ON L STREET, between loth and 16th, new and wares fin- ished, containing 6 rooms, &c Rent S12 per month. ApplytoJ.H. DRURY, City Post Or. flo2. 00 23~tf RM 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 has onita comfortable and convenient one and a half story Cottage built house, containin; six rooms, with kitchen adjoining, with cover pone. ‘The front one 33 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 most con venient barns inthe 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 best and probably the largest assortment of fruit trees in the county, con- sisting of the choicest varicties of Apples, Peaches, standard and dwarf Pears, and imp;oved Cherries. For some years past every possible effort has been mode to Lnprove this farm,and much of it is now under a high state of cultivation, no reasonable expense having been spared to enrich it. Its u) land meadow ts equal in producti vensss to any In the State It should yield next season in all, twenty tons of hay. ‘The place is well watered, and. is certsinly the most desirable small farm for sale in the viciaity of Washington ‘The only reason the owner has for Sipeing of itis his desire to cultivate a large farm in the faterlor of the State For a Datry man and Marketing farmer or Nurse- ryman, or fer the rural! residence of a person doing business in Wasbington, the place offers greater advantages to purchasers than any other in this region. Apply at the Star Uffice for further infor- mation. oc 16-tf FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE IN GEORGETOWN, D.C , FOR RENT.— ‘The subseriber offers for rent’her late residence at the corner of Fayette and Fourth streets, Geor n, immediately opposite the Convent of the Visitation: This 1s one of the largest and best finished houses in the District of Columbia. having all the modern apes remee contained in the first-class houses of the Northern cities. ‘There ts attached a args cistern in the yard, carriage-house, and stable for s¢veral horses. A (omens of the purest water in the immediate Vicinity. ‘The ‘ioealt 1s high and salubrions, and in a quietand highly respectable nelghb=rhood, Possession given !mmediately. For further pariiculers Inquire next door to the Pew of Mrs. ANNER. O'NEAL. oc CS eee ee ne ey Fe RENT—SEVERAL HANDSOME Par- lors and Chambers, with board. Also, table and transient board. In SM1PH'S, 233 F street. OPENING OF FRENCH MILLINERY. MARS. M. R, HARRIS, PENN. avenue, one door east of the corner f 8h street, will open on Saturday, 5 November Ist,a 1ich assortment of French Flowers, Feathers, and Ribbons. oc 29 3te Tv THE LADIES. WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR fashionable assertment of Velvet and other WINTER BONNETS, Also, a@ new style of Ha!r Dresses and Flowers just re- ceived from Peris; and all other articles in the Millinery line C. PRIBRAM & CO., Pa. ave., bet. 10th and Lith sts , south side. SPECIAL NOTICE. r ERSUONS DESIROUS UF INSURING IN the Montgomery county (Maryland) Mutual poor aga po bode! i 4 WePiketion eC ’'w ALBERT KING, ce 29-6t A 20,000 APPLE TREES OK SAL 20,000 putes TREES, 3and 4 years, of the very aR ALT a and very thrifiy, can be hadat the Val ley View ‘arma, pat Georgetown, or at No 35 High street, Georgetown, ices mausuglly low, as they must ke sold withentscaaree, oc 29-Lm E. J. KING. | AUCTION SALEs. By A GREEN, Auctioneer. USKHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI. ture, Herte and + let of second hand Beoks, a Glass and Creckery Ware, &c.—On SATURDAY, November Ist, 1 shall sell, at 10 o'clock a. m.,in front of store, an assortment of new and second-hand House. hold Furniture, consisting in part of— Bureaus Wardrobes, Chairs Glass and Crockery Ware T er with a good fa ily a B a family Horse and Bug, and a lot of second-hand Books erie it A. GREEN, Auct’r._ By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. BuLzovs KOUTS AT AUCTION.—On SATURDAY, November 1, I shall sell, at my auction room, corner of 7th end D streets, at 4o’clock p m , one large case of Harlem Bulbous Roots, from R. Vanderschoot & Sons, consisting of, in Parte Donble and Single Hyacinthia, Dou- bie and Bing'e Tull Narcissus, Jonquils, Dic Von Tholls, Iris, neha: ac. , 2 , ‘The Roots are in fine order. Terms cash. A. GREEN, oc 30-4 Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, Qazvapay NIGHT AUCTION SALE.— O @lass a: Crockery Ware, Hardware, Damask Cleths, Second-hand Books, &c at Auction.—On SATURDAY NIGHT, Nov. Ist, I shal! sell, at my auction rooms, corner of 7th and D streets, a large and general axssortment of Gisss and Crockery Ware, Hardware, a lot of se cond hand Books, &c , consisting in pert, «f— Bos on Flint Tumblers, Plixt Decanters Do do Diamond Salts and Goblets Do do Pitchers and Diamond Butters 2 ets Cold-band China Glass Fruit Stands, China Vases Cups and Saucers, Knives and Forks Razore, Jhaving Glasses and Cases Browa Linen and Damask Tabie Cloths Shirt Collars and Hosoms, Port Monnaies Shoe Brushes, Coffe Mills, & Together with two superior Doubie Barrel 6 uns Oc $i-2t A. GREEN, Avet’r By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. SALE OF HUUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Wines and Liquers, &c., at Auction.—Un MONDAY, November 3d, at 10 o'clock a m., i shall sell, at No. 398 Fourth street, immediately st of the City Hall, all the Parlor, Chamber, and Kitchen Furniture on the first and second floors, consisting in part of, viz: Mahbogeny Sofa Handsome Mshogany Spring back and reat Chairs, covered with velvet Mahogany Centre Table, Gilt-frame Mirror Mahogany Ottomans, covered with velvet ‘Tapestry Velvet Carpeting Cane seat Chairs, Mantel Ornaments Cottage Bedsteads, Dressing Bureau selene, Feather Bolsters and Pillowe, Bed- ing Cupled Hair and Shuck Mattresses Mahogany Washstand, Mubogany Tatie Kifehen requisites, ac Algo, a choice lot of very snperior Brandy, Wines, and Whisk’ Terms: Under $30 cash; over $30, 30 and Gu duys’ credit, for approved eudori Aotorest. G W. BOT i, a dhe two rooms, hitchen, and use of both reoms tolet. inquire of the euctioneer. oe 31-2 Ree@istEr'’s OFrvick, October i6, 1856. ww ALL WHOM IT MAY CUNCER Notice is herebv given that licenses issued to rns, retailers of spiritcous and fern.ented ii- quors, wines, cordials, &c , greceries, dry goods, hardware, medicines, perfumery, watches and jeweiry; lumber, wood, coal, and commission merchants; also kee; of hackney carriaves and omnibuses, bililard tables, ten-pin alleys, and confectionery, and for hawking and peddling. and dezters iu old fron, brass, copper, &e , wil expire on Monday, the 3d day cf Recsmuer next. and that satd i{censes must be renewed at this office within ten days after that time. SAM’L E DOUGLASS, oc 16-tNov3 Register. OPENING FOSTPONED. FIRST WAKD KESTAURART, Penn. avenue, between 18th and 19h Streets G. E. DIVERNOIS, Proprietor. i he PROPRIETOR OF THIS NEWAND splendid establishment, well known in Washington for a number of years, and formerly proprietor of the Napolcon Hotel, of Hoboken, which was always the resort of the fashionable society, and the connoiseeurs of gocd oie t has the honor to announce to the citizens of ashington and strangers, that his estab- Isbment will be opened on the 8th of November, 1856 ~The numerous cfforts which he has made to satisfy all demands which he may have, the comforts of his establishment assures him perfect success in his enterprise This establishment is divided into three parts, each having a privateen- trance.—the part reserved for families ng fur- nished with elegant Parlors and Bed Chambers. The Gentlemens’ apartment consists< f Parlorand Bed ore which can be rented with or with- out board. The Restaur:nt department has splendid Saloons for dinner parties; is newly decorated, having all the modern improvements attached. The Bar is tupplied with the best of Wines and Liquors, imported xpreeny, from France for this establishment. ,Hot and cold lunch at all hours, on the New Orleans plan. The Table d’Hote will be served every ny ie Be o'clock, and on Sunday at 2, which will be unri- valed in Washington N B—There lsalsoa splendid stabling attzch- ¢d to the estublishment. 6. E DIVERNOIS oc 20-iw RB. L. GORMAN. wWM.R wilson GORMAN, WILSON & CU, BANKERS, SAINT PETER, MINNESOTA DEALERS IN BILLS OF EXCHANGF, REAL ESTATE, LAND WARRANTS, and GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS Keferences—Pairo & Nourst; Sweeny, Ritten- house, Fant & Co oc 4-I1m* PHYSICIANS’ FRESURIPTIONS HOPERLY COMPOUNDED AT ALL hourg, day and night, at 8. B WAITE’S Drng and Prescription Store, No. 523 7th street, opposite the Patriotic Bank oc 16-1m OST—ON SUNDAY, THE 26th INSTANT, between the President’s House and Dr Teas- dale’s Church, on 13th street, a HAIR BRACE- LET, marked ‘“‘mother’’ on the clasp. The fin- der will be rewarded by leaving the same at the President’s House. ce 29 Ste MEDICAL CARD. R H. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO- thic physician, bas the honor to offer his services to the inhabltants of Washington and vicinity. Office and Residence on I street, No 183, be tween 20th and 2ist streets. N. B —Homeopathic medicines for sale, which the octor prepares himself with the care, For Fever and Ague, for ijilous an complaints, &c, &c. GEO. H. VAKNELL, PAINTER, No 51% north side La. av8.. bet 6th and 7th sts ISHES TO SAY TO HIS FRIENDS AND the public generally that he is prepared at all times to execute work In his line at the shortest Rotice. oc 3 Im OLE’S SELF.CENTEKING HUB-BOK.- ING MACHINE, with capacity to work on hubs ranging from 2X inches to 14 Inches in di- Vor sale eter. by =a ELVANS & THOMPSON, ts, oc 25-lw 326 Pa av., bet. 9th bh sts AUCTION. . ECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA AUC. tion 300 rmall Merino Scarfs, at 37% cts ; rich watered Bonnet Ribbons, at 30 cts , worth 50; French Flowers; French Merinos, at 70 cts , worth @J; 600 Embroided Collars at your own vices; Inside Handkerchiefs and Sleeves at the ow figure of 12 cis , at the Peoples Store W.R HURDLE, oc 28-20 a Georgetown. STOVES AND GRATES. E HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED FROM Philad’Iphia and Baltimore, another lot of those celebrated MORNING STAR COOK- ING STOVES; also, a few Parlor Cooks, large size, with a large assortment of the very popular ftat-top Sunrise Cooking Stoves in store, togeth- er with a large lot cfother kindsand sizes. Av. ry handsome lot of Passage and Store Stoves; also alarge va-iety of other kinds of Stoves on the first and se>ond floors. Stanley’s Seven Column Radiating ire Places with the Latrobe for heat- ing Parlors ae ee above. Housefurnish- ing Goods, &c.,&c. rease cai at’No 318 ana see them; they are ing very cheap for cash. ae EE WOODWARD & SON, Penna. ave., bet. 10th and 11th streets. oc 28-6t Organ; &. DUPKIE’S REMEDIES are the only effectual cure for or Internal Piles, Saltrh:um, Leis nas &c. ‘They are unrival- fo! " a Bee omce mn Nasean street, New Yor. Wi ill be sent by mail ork. sen! 5 For sale by FURD & BRO., corner of 11th st. nd in. avenue oc 33 . Cc. J, WOODWARD & CO., UN? ERPAKEMRS, CABINET MAKERS, & FURNITURE DEALERS, ‘Will keen constantly on” hand lars: and choice supply of all kinds of Furniture, euch as Bareaus, ‘ste, Chairs, Mattresses, &c. Speciat attention will be paid to the Undertak - business; and all orders left at our rooms, No oritge street, , Will be attended to with great care and promptitude ocl8-Im *; ¢ | Tecords for Washi WUST ESS LE OF DESIRABLE Dweliing liouse on 12th street, near Pennsy! ja avenue.—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October Sth, at 43 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed trust, dated November 5th, 1855, and oe Liver J.A.S.,No 101, folios 288, one of the land ‘ton count: will sell the north half of Lot No. ¥ 293, fronting 22 feet 4 inches on Twelfth street West, between C and D streets north, running back 100 feet to a 25 foot alley, with the Im: ments, consisting of a convenient and well-built Brick ‘Dwelling House Terms: One half cash; the residue in6 and ly sec O8. B. TATE . —— JA8.C. MeGUIRE, Auct. ¢ purchaser at the above to comply with the terms thereof, tha aly will be resold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON Oc tober Sist, at 4% o’clock onthe premises” To insure a compliance with terms of sale a in = Loe Bene Tequired at the time of le. Ing in whic! e property will mme- Giately put up and resola aad are JOS. B. TATE, Trustee. oc 24-eo&ds JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. firanetve SALE ON ACCUUNT OF Gevernment, by order of the Superin- tendent atthe Treasury Department.—On MONDAY, the 34 day of November, I shal) cell at public anction, at 10 o’clock a. m., in front “ the Treasury Department, 2 very e2 tensive lot of— Book-case2, hay Desks, Shelving and Stands Stoves, Grates, Fenders, Andirons and Coal- bod: A large lot of old Iron and Lumber With a large lot of other articles. which we dec m unnecessary to enumerate Terms cash ‘The articles to the purchasers on the day of sale Any persons wishing to fit up their rocms with book-cases and shelving, pipecn holes and paper cases, will do well to attend the sale. oc A. GREEN. Auctioneer. By C W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. SALE OF EXCELLENT MOUSEHOLD \? Rurniture at Auction.—On TUESDAY, November 4th, at 10 o’clock a. m , I shull sell at my acution room, Iron Hall, the effects of a fam!- jy declining house- keeping, embracing rome very supericr articles of Household Furniture, comprisirg, in part of— Handsome Parlor Suite, covered wth velvet, comprising two rosewood French Sofas,tuo rosewood Arm-chairs, two rosewood Ke- oe Chairs, and eight rosewood Perler rs One Etatrgo, French Plate Mirror ‘Two rorewood Tub'es, with marble slabe, Gilt Cornices China Vases, one bronze Table, with marble slab Oval que Frame Mirrors, bair-seat mahogany So- fas Large parlor Arm-chalir, covered with veivet and Laircloth Pisted Candlesticks. mahogany Washsiands ‘xtension Dining Table ‘sh china Dinner and ‘Tea Ware zockery and Glas«ware, Parian marble Pitchers Plated Caster, mahogany French ard other Ped- steads Superior feather Beds and cusicd hair Mattresses Large mahogany Wardrobe, Toilet Sets, Rock- ing chairs Towel Kacks end Irons, Fenders, Shovel and ‘Tongs Comforts and Blankets Mahoyeny Washstands, with merble-tops Do ~ Somno, cane seat Chairs, Standards Do Se oe dressing Bureaus, Lamps Tin srs Kiichea Furniture, Cooking Ut is, be removed iy Terms: $30 and under cash; over $30, 60 and 90 days credit, for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest. The goods wil be arranged for ¢xarnination in my commodiour sales room on the of preced- the sale. C. W. BOTELER, _0c 23-4 Auctioneer AHSHAL’S SALK.—IN 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 cash, in front ofthe Court house door of said county, on SATURDAY, the Sth day of November next, 1958, at 12 o’clock m , one Pew in Trinity Church, No. 88, in the city of Washington, D. C., set and levied upon as the property of Semuel Chase Bar- ney, aud will be sold to satisfy Judicials No 44 and 45, to October term. 1#56, John O. Holstcad and Samuel and Henry Kirk, rs. Samnel Chase Barney. D. HOOVER. o¢ 23-ts Marshal for District of Columbia JAS C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer fotzEnssy= SALE OF REAL KSTATE a Vi le Wharf Property at a end of 7th street west, under By virtue of 2 deed of trust, dated 1, 1854, and reccrded in Liber J. A.S., No 5 Tolios 5,6, et seq . we shall proceed to sell. on MONDAY, the Ist day of December nert, at 12 o’clock M_., at public auction, to the highest bid- der, all that property lying in the city of Wash- ston, D.C., known in the plat of said city as square numbered 472, together with the improve- ments ther€on, (excepting a certain lot of ground therein beionging to the heirs of the late Simon Frazier;) the entire wherf property 2 os west of ssid square, (472,) known as Pege’s wharf proper- ty; the whoie of eqnare 471, in said city; and lois, 4, 5, and 6, in Pave’s subdivision of square 39) The property will be scld in lots to suit purchasers. Also, the steamer George Page. uow plying be tween Washington end Alexandria ‘Terms: One half cash, and the balunce at stx months, on notes bearing interest, ly secnred Sale will commence on the wharf west of square 472. All conveyancing at the cost of purchasers. If the purchaser or purchasers should fai! to comply with the terms of sale within five days thereafter the Trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk and expense of the defaniting purcha- ser or purchasers, after giving five Gays’ previous notice in the Natloval in‘elligencers JOHN T. F y RICHARD oc 4-eodids JAS TF\RUSTE@’S SALE OF SMALL FRAME House and Lot on the fsland — On TUES- DAY AFTERNOON, November 4th, at 43 o’clock, on the premises, { shalirell by virtue of adced of trust, dated September 16:b. 1855, «nd duly recorded among the fand recerds for Wa h- ington county, the following desiribed property, viz: ‘Phose parts of Lots Nos 43, 44, and 15. in the subdivision of Square 465. beginning for the same on south B street 30 feet 3 inches west of the soutLeast corner of Lot No 43, and thence with EK street west 1* feet, and thence north 71 feet, thence east 18 feet, thence south 71 feet to the Place of beginning, with the improvements, con- sisting of a two story frame dwelling-house. The above eg is situated on routh E, be- tween 6th and 7th sirecets west ‘Terms: One-third cash ; the residue in 6 ond 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premices. NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee oc 21-eokds JAB. C. MoGUIRE, Auct. OR SALE—AT THE FIRS Liverv Stable, on G street, between 17th and 18th streets, one pair cf BAY HORSES, 6 and 7 yearsold, 154 band: high; and one patrof GRAY HORS 4 and 5 years od, 16 hands bigh; warranted to be sound and well broke to harness. Also, one new Coupe CARRIAGE, made to order; and one front clarence frl.1 CALEGHE, which esanct be surpassed for beauty and style, both made by Beckhaus, Aligaier & Petry, Coach Makers, Piti- adelphia. oc 4-lin® WAKD SIMPSUN HOUSE, Southwest corner of 10th st and Perna, avenuc, Wasuine ton Crry, D.C. 4B SUBSCRIBER I8 HAPPY TO IN- form the sojourners and residents of Washington that he his spared no expense In Sitting up his well known establishment, and is now prepared t accommodate all who may favor him with their patronage on the most reas- onable terms, and fn true Philadelphia style—he baving recently removed frum that city. Gentle- men can be fornished with Rooms on reasonable terms, end they can either Breakfast, Dine, or Sup in or out of the house, and will only be charged for such as they may order The Subseriber pro t those who may wish, on the European system, and strangers and citizens may rely njon the character of his Bar and Table a’ Hote. oc 17-1m WM. 8. SIMPSON, Proprietor. ANEW COACH FACTORY, ON TWELFTH STREET. HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENT- ly opened a Coach Factory at 553, 12th street, south of Penn evenue, would respectfully announce to the he Is prepared to manufacture or repair a! of Coaches, Carriages, and light Wagons, on the one ees good Settage trite aa one ig 8 good , OF ve 4 ing well and Promptly ee low price are 20 000 FEACH FARES. ped The above trees are ali'of fine growth, and of qlsovs general assortment of ORNAMENTAL:, — uses CKnCR. to furnish Meals to | ble terms, and in the best eh HE ADVERTISER WISHES TO SELL \ "Titres a +83 I cffer such induee- | teed to pive perfect { THOMAS | GARDNER. | PROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH. ABBIVAL OF THE Atia. THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPS, New Yorx, Oot. 31.—The Ounard steemer Asia with English dates of the 18th, arrived here this m Kat 9 o'clock. Bhe that the EK out on the 1 The whole country remains in a state of fuspensein regard to money matters : only agitation ae yet evinged, feos the stk —en cahonma wants can be su) although at anish Ministry have not come there is no palitical made the change of O'Donnell wey on personal cep med ro jarvaes, as premiser, was to Senor Guel, the ey of the Infante words spoken in the Cortes. Guel wa hory who accepted, but the Queen stopped e duel. : The Queen has revoked the Constitution of 1845 and re-established the ancient regime. There is not much change in the Neapolitan affair. itwas the general impression that the Anglo French ultimatam would be pre- sented to King Ferdinand onthe 15th, and powers would be withdrawn; but it was sup- posed that the fleets would immediately ap~ pear at Napier. The Englich squadron had sailed from Ajaccio, and ite destination wae Supposed to be Maita. The French fect waa still at Toulon. The Vienne papers still an- tictpate a peaceful issae. It is stated, in view of the growing import- ance of the European complications, that the Congress at Paris will consist of the frst—and not a second delegation—plenipotentiaries ; and that the Congress will meet soon The affairs respecting the Danubian Princi- alities still continue to engage attention. The rench papers are writing against the Austrian vecupation. Count Walewski bad issued @ circular in reply to a recent Russian one. Denmerk was still without « ministry ; all attempts to form a coalition having failed. THE MARKETS. Liverroon, Oct. 18.—Cotten closed stiffer tor middling qualities, but prices wero quota- bly unchanged. Sales of the week amounted to 73,000 bales, of which speculators took 14,000 and exporters 3.000 bales. Mair Or- leans 7id , mi 69 164 ; fair Mobile 6j4 , middling 6 7-16d.; fair Uplands 6j4.,, mid- dling 6 7-16d. Breadstuffs are slightly cheaper Ricbard- son, Spence & Co. quote Western Canal Flou: 300333 , Baltimore and Philadelphia 33a34s . and Ohio 36; 8. Wheat is slightly lower; red 93 3d a¥s. 4d., white 103 Jd al0s. 64 Corn is 6d als. higher; yellow and mized 336, 6d e343 , white 35s.a36¢s. Provisions are dull. Sugar is active at an advance 6d als Rice is steady. Spirite tur- pentine is quiet at 3s. Common rosin is quoted at 4ts ads. Bd; fine do 12s. ‘Lhe Mancheater markets are firm. The money market is decidedly more strin- gent. Console closed at 91j THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. Cer. 18, A. M.—There are rumors—but onl, Tumors—that both the French and English fleets have orders wall «ag Naples—that suspicions are awakened at Viena thet Russia and France are negotiating a secret alliance. Free trade in France has been postponed till the first of July 1861. A dispatch says, that in consequenag of a pressing note from Franee, Austria bas"com- menced to cvacuate the Princtpatities. American securities are dall at a slight de- cline. The stermer Washington arrived at South- ampton this morning Consols closed last evening at ¥1¢ for money, aud 14 on account. Bepublican Procession. Bostcx, Uct. 2¥.—The Fremont torch-light procession here this evening was a very im- posing political demonstration. There were ten divisions, with thousands of t rehes, and 8 series of transparent tableaux representing the most striking features de’ du Providenoe wet the Somer S represente remonters; Pawtucket by 100; New —— by 300; Lawrence by 500, and other large towns in equal tion. Over twenty bands of Poa heey § the procession. Many private dwellings were illuminated and a geners! fusilade of fre- works, rockets, &c., lighting up the city. Indiana Election. Cincinnati, Oct. 31.—Offeial returns from all but eight or nine counties bave been re- ceived, showing the following state of the Vote : Willard, (dem ). -,. 17 07@ Morton, (rep.).. -» 12,195 - 8,775 American Board of Missions Newark, N. J., Oot. 20.—in the Board of Foreign Missions to-day the committee of thir- teen appointed on the subject of India mis- sions reported at le © pith of the re- port is a determination of non-iute: vention in the ecclesiastioal relations and organisations, an endorscment of the oral utterance of ho gospel as their main agency. The Bank of ths Republic. Provipence, Co: public, of this city, Las been placed in the hands of a receiver. The capital is $112,000, and the circulation $76,000. The deposits are ices than $400,000. The assets are $90 U00; of whish $40,000 is doubtful. Candidate for a British Consulship saicago, Oct 31.—Mr. Kernaghan, of this a candidate furone of the vacent con- bips at New York and Philadelphia Democratic majority... New Orleans Mrrkets New Urieans, Uct 30 —Cotton—eales to day of 5,506 bales, prices ure easier, but not quotabiy lower. Mixed corn7c. Molasses— a few barrols new, the ficet of the season, was offered at 62c. per gallon. Ked wheat $1 65 Exchange on New York at sight at { premium Baltimore Markets. Battiorg, Oct. 31 —Flour is steady; How- ard stiect and superfine Ohio $6 {7%, but the fermer is generally held at- $7; City Mills is quoted at 36 75 Wheat is unchanged; good to prime reds $1 50aS1 55, good to prime whites at $1.63a $166 Corn is variable; sales of white at 69262 and yellow at 62a650. Whicky is buoyant; sales of City and Ohio at 35ia370 Kew York Marke:s Naw Yous, Oct. 31 —Plour ha: a deslising tondercy; sales of 7,000 bbls; State $6. 45a $6.60; Southern is etenty. Wheat is steady; of 16.000 bushel, red $1.55a$1.60, white $1.65a$1.72 Corn cosed with an advancing tendency; sales of 18 500 bush.; Southern mixed 72, yellow 72éc. Pork is dull and easier; sales of mes: at $21 123. Beof is firm; $11. Lard is steady; sales in bbls. at 1 Whisky is steady; Ohio at Sie Financial. New York, Oct. 31 —Thereisa iatbe x ‘ket, Chi and Rock Rail- a gb: Canboriand Uoal a wy beng nois Central shares 114; do. | 92); Mioht- Southern 88; New York Central 52: Proanyivenis Cosl Company 93; Reading 747, Missouri 6s 89% ey CEMETERY BAILING. ferent patterns of , with stones complete, for planting tn the S b at the Congressional Burial Grounds, | and any information can be obtained of Berton . avenue, near the — : ep INDUCEMENTS.—THE LARG- ent stock of superb Etane Fores, Melodeo: Gnitars, Flutes, Acoordeons, Vivi!" c., &c., is at thegreat emo mn Haste store of ay SBE ac 3- = on’ a! ei.t.t* oun ¥ i eat oa PO EP