Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1856, Page 3

VENIN Ssootine Case —Early last night, a num- ber of young men met in Sheldon’s resteu- rant, at the coraer of First street and the ave- nue. A row was created, and some Bghting ensued, in which Robert Cross was shot in the breast SE paar taba cay Trees De state- ment of a gentleman wi! ve @' Dee foun daution lea and Sete the issue of warrants, we learn that two young men, Ben- jamin Kurts and John Medley, were suspected a the parties who inflicted ewounds The Theut the head, appareutly by s tablet, aad abeut the 5 a rt, was shot in the breast, the ast peniegtetend the shoulder. Warrants were issued, but the parties had pot been arrested this morning. Cross was spparently not seriously injured, as in a very short time after the affair he was met by the officer who had the warrants going in the direstion of the restaurant where the affray ccourred. His pds bad been dressed, and he did not appear to suffer much incon- enienee from them vi - P. 8 —Since the above was in type we are informed that Messrs. Karts and Medley are both exhonerated. Cross says that the pistol was fired by a man from Alexandria. Tae Prez anv Harrison Urgra Trourr — In the present dearth almost any amasement would be acceptable, but doubly so when it comes in the aape of the favorite pa and Harrison Opera Troupe By the advertise- ment in another column it will be seen that this troupe is about to re-visit ourcity, making its first appearance on Monday night next in the grand opera of Fra Diavolo. The list of operas announced for the remainder of the week is excellent, indeed. On Tuesday night they give Auber’s brilliant opera, ‘* Crown Diamonds ;” on Wednesday, Wallace's “‘ Mar- itana ;’’ on Thursday, Balfe’s ‘ Bohemian Girl ;”” on Friday, “ Lucia,’’ and on Satucday “ Don Pasquale.’’ We notice three new names in the troupe—Reeves, Guillmette and Mra. Reeves. the chorus has been greatly strengthened, as was requisite for the due per- formance of Fra Diavolo. Messrs. Ford & Co. have indeed brilliantly redeemed their promises made upon ene eee the man agement of the National ; yet have in store a succession of good things for our citi- zens which further entitles them to the pub- lic gratitude. Tux Vaniary Store or McLaveuiin & Co. Really, these gentlemen mast be most popa lar with the little folks, for of a certainty never was such an assortment collected before of articles calculated to gladden the youthful eye as is theirs at their new store. oppposite Centre Market. Nor are the children of a larger growth left uncared fer Indeed: the proprietors seem to have undertaken the rather difficult task of suiting all ages in ths variety of their stock We notice here al! kinds of fine ornamental china, bronze, peari and papier mache ornaments, baskets, brushes, stationery, pocket cutlery, twilet goods, per- famery, umbrellas, canes, woollen goods, chil- dren’s games and toys, and faney goods in, meral The proprietors are not stranger: p Sars down, here for a brief period and then flitting away with their gains to invest or spend elsewhere, bat are Washingtonians by birth, who hope to make a living by a business conduc! upon correct principles— cash sales and small profits. Their store is No 20 Pennsylvania avenue, between Lighth and Ninth streets. Pusiic Scoors —At the meetiv, Trustees, last evening, Miss Kate Carthy was unanimously promoted to Le principal of Primary No 3, second distriet, and Miss Laura Reed elested assistant in Primary No. 2, vice Miss MeCarthy promoted. Miss Henshaw's resignation was tendered, in a very neat note addressed to the President of the Board. The Secretary was directed to make known to her the regret which was felt by the Board for the severance of her connection with it. Miss Reed was highly recommended by Mr. and Mrs. Richards, in whose academy she was formerly a pupil. Dr. Davis stated that she had — a most excellent examination. She has been for some time past employed as & private school teacher From Monday next there is to be but a half hour reeess at 12 o'clock, and the schools will close at 3 o'clock. The Mayor presided at the meeting. of the Favuirtess Sgarca.—Information having been given to several county constables that a schooner had left Georgetown, which it was suspected had a number of slaves concealed on board, a party of ten men chartered a steamboat pall grid! ia pursuit. They over- took the schooner near the mouth of the river and searched her, but found no persons on board other than the crew. The party in pursait consisted of officers Cox, May, Kitchen, Williamson, Wollard, Keese, Parbam, King, Stewart, and Fanning They overtook the schooner, some eighty miles down the river, aud were out during the terrible storm of Tuesday night. The officers, who certainly deserve much credit for their activity, were at heavy expenses while on this trip, aud they will, doubtless, be remunerated by the slave-owners in whose interest the ex- pedition was uniertaken. Dismisse2D.—Robert Tate appeared yester- day afternoon before Justice Donn, to answer the charge of riot and assault and battery oo Chuaglesa Wern The evidence against hiw only went to show that he was present when the offence was committed, bat took no part. The Justice dismissed him He then gave a *tatement under oath, showing who were the parties concerned, and what weapons were used He was employed by them as a hack- only pay he got for his services wae che charges made against him, on one of which bs bad been held to bail for court Bens ayp Beppisxe —-Last night, a man was found sleeping most profoundly upon the pave- went in the neighborhood of the market quite uomindfal of the cold night wind and the shouts of the boys. Some gentlemen lifted up aad conducted him to the guard-house, where he was permitted to remain until fully aroused from bia tipsy slumber, when he rub- bed the creases out of his beaver, expressing ome wouder how they came there, after which be put for Lome and a softer bed. Perhaps bis wife read bisa a lecture on hia arrival. Daxaurovs Paces —Those openings mado onthe Avenue for the purpose of repairing and improving the sewers prove to be ous man-traps at night, when left without rao guards, az the law requirea Lzst night, a hackman named Charles Keenan. ac- identally drove into the ditch near Ninth street, by which his carriage was shattered, and one of bis horses injured This morning, warrants were served upon the contractor for not placing the lights Fo a by law at the opening: at Seventh and Ninth Streets. Maxiciovs Misculgr.—Several of the build- ings in course of erection in the northern por- tion of the Fourth Ward have lately been de- faced and injured by mischievous boys or wicked men. The bricks from the tops of chim- neys have been torn away and tbrowa down the fiues, and the weather boarding of houses split e@ndcut. The offvaders, when caught, as t i: y are a sure to be — or later, will fiud taat the penalties attached to sech w: Bs @ rief are not of the lightest. ad Cupar Secon wand Pranos.—Seven very good second-hand pisncs we see are for sale ut Ellis’ Piano Store. Really, he seems de- termined to accommodate everybody as re- gerds price, placing it witbin the reach of u!! to secure oue of these very desirable parlor ornaments His st > No, 306 Pennsyiva- nia avenue, between N.uth and Tenth streets lt Ciacurr Court. —The business of the court is not of a nature to attract 1a audiences It consists mostly of appeals. une of them from the decisions of police magistrates in Corporation cases, and those drawn to the court room are persons directly interested in the cases. Tax Manxet.—The supply of country pro- duce was not abundant this morning, but as good as could be expected The prices sre about the same as during the past week. Wartcu Rerurxs —There were no cases for trial this morning ; the cells at the central sta- tion having been occupied by lodgers only, = SSS LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. S Ginger, prepared by Fare. Brown, Philad Also, Pure Cod Liver Oil, prepared b: Philadelphia, or salosa coe meieip rates than goods of the same quality hav: singers, at troubled with affections of ‘the Farcat.”-Chrietian Watch man. “For Coughs, Asthiwa, &¢., we cheerfully bear testt- mony from persona! know! Pietortal. {etering, ta combination, several medicing! subetances held in general freely by public speakers aud vocalists for clearing aud siting strength to the voice. Oct 15-16 rdf ents merit vere, besides being troubled / DIRD, CALLAGHAN, in the 79th native of the Parish of Moycullen county, Gal- way, Ireland, and a resident of the Navy Yard for the last 32 years. my brother, J. same. nov 3-108 » Marks is well known in this He suc- ceeded some years since in the con- fidence of many respectable citizens of Wash- fagton. He plundered a lot of them-in New York city of sundry shirt studs and other val- uable trinkets, as well as no little money. _ occurred long before his Norfolk (Va.) sd (7 Facts cannot be questioned, when the ‘any country bear testimony in mass,asin the case of Dr. J, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Mot only bave we fi individual evidence of the land, but almort ta the Union ts comment! nthe great benefit from the ues of these celebrated ‘Bitters; besi ee swarded them, among which fs one from the Onlo Exhfviston, a where the Committees was pean Stage evn saaonen dares : is that it feat least worthy of trial. For Dyspepsia in form these Bitters 7 ste acertain cure when used as per directions on bottle. generally, Sold by Druggists and dealers Rov 3—lw pT A ata 7-Ginger Lozenges and Essence Janmal- for sale GILMAN'S new Store, 350 Pa. avenue. colts. Althea Paste, a ¢: article for he and Rings, Pitchers, Tes &ec., . Which I will offer for sale at lower er been sold for tu thts efty, at No. $38 Pennsylvania aven' near 9th str: sign of the large apread eagle. ee eo HOOD.” to their efficacy.”—Balloa’s They are a simple and «legant form for atmlu- Sold by all Druggiste. JAMES N. CALLAN, Agony. rine Bh ten mpertant te the Ladies!—Dr. Da FEMALE FILLS.—The combination of ingredt Pills are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and ‘actice of oversthirty 2 been strictly fol they have never failed to correct a!l Irregularities, ve and diflcull meusirnas! jariy,) at the change of life. ‘They will cu: remove allobstructious arising frot co! ny Canser ; and may be used successfully Call upou Serra eee ese ce x, wi rections. Sold wholesale aud retail by OdAs. , Druxgist, Peunsylvania avenue, SAMURL B. WAITR, 638 Seveuth street, Washington, D.C. ft R. — — Georgetown ; to whom all went, will bo gout tally, ladles Who enclose them one tollas ey OF mall, to ders must oue dollar, ow the box; to counterfeit it le fur wicitcionltins 3 Je a-1f pase with aly ens Bet- 8. B.—Sve wiguat: jitters; we think ees mau of veracity, aud have no doubt of the IF 8. Hall & Co,—Gentlemen—In anawer to your Joquiries, I will state that my daughter, aged about 16 , hae beow complaining of a pain in her side Neves sod about the trat fiued to her bad. side was very se- tu palus between her shoulders ‘eading a number of cures p: was tnduced to her breast. Prot @ Is enjoy. as for years, She feels uo puln F part of her body, and attributes her Germas Bitters. ok Co., Me, WM. CLARK. Sep 7-3mr Near the Navy Yard, in this city, PATRICK year of higage A May he rest in peace. His funeral will take ple-e from bis ton’s c— Gatlaghan) residence, ‘T'o-Morrow (Fri- jay) evening, at 2o’cleck, corner of 4th and D streets east. On the Sth instant, Mrs. ANN D DICKSON, in. wife of Mr. John Dickso: The friends of the family are requested to at- tend the funeral at 3 o’clock p m , on Friday, the 7th inst and Stoddart si from her late residebce, corner of Green jtreets, Georgetown. (Baltimore Sua please copy ) ° C.J.WOODWARD&CU., DERTAKERS, CABINET MAKERS, & N U FURNITURE DEALERS, constantly on hand a will seep lage ie cunten cop y of all kinds of Furniture, as suc areaus, |, Chairs, Mattresses, &c. 3 . attention will be paid to the Undertak- ing business; and all orde’s left at our rooms, No 67 High street, Georgetown, will be attended to with great care and promptit oc 23-Im OTICE —ALL PER: INDEBTED to me will pe call and make payments to 2MootT, whowill pt for the R. W. OT, Georgetowe, Nov. 3d, 1856 SIMPSON HUUSE, Southwest corner of 10th st. and Penna, avenue, Wasuineton City, D.C. HE SUBSCRIBER IS HAPPY TO IN- form the sojourners and residents of Weshington that he hes spared no expense in Atting up hi+ well known establishment and is now prepared t» accommodate all who may favor him with their patro: onable terms, and in true Philadelphia style—he having recently removed from that city. tentle- men can be farnished 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 order. eon the mo:t reas- ‘The Subscriber proposes to furnish Meals to those who may wish, on the Evropean system, and strangers and citizens may rely upon the character of his Bar and Table d’Hote. oc 17-1m WM.8. SIMPSON, Proprietor. CLUCKS—CLUCKS—CLOCKS. HAVE JUs¥ RECEIVED A LARGE A3- sortment of Clocks—50 different styles, which wil be sold low, and warranted to go well. ‘Those a to sell aga'n would do to give mea efore purchasizg elsewhere Also, Clock Materials of all kinds. Uils, Balls, Keys, Cords, Hands, &c., at J. ROBINSON'S, sezi-tm 9 Pa ave., oppo. Browns’ Hotel. Now DISCHARGING, AND FOR SALE, 115 tous of Cumberland COAL, cf a superior ugly. Also White, Red, and Grey Ash Coal i¢kory, Oak, and vine WOOD. Persons lay- ing in thelr supplies will find it to tseir advan- faze to give me a cali before purchasing elxe- where. Oftice and Yard north east corner of 12:h and C streets, one square south of Pean avenue, No, 518. nov 4.3t Cc. M. KEYS, NEW AKKRANGEMENTS, WE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY iuform thelr customers a: d the public in gen- eral, that they have thoroughly renovated their es ablishment and added thereto a very large cel- lar, 30 as to be enabled to keep a large supply of thelr superior PORTEK and ALE on band, and expect daily to receive a supply of Phi adelphia and Troy Draught Ale, which will be sold at a small advance, for cash only. We also expect daily 50 bbls. of New Jersey Champague Cider, @ pure article. Alwavs on hand,a es one of Turner & Brothers fine Liquors, v! git Rasp- berry, Strawberry, Cherry and Ginger Brandies ; Ginger Wine; Stomach and Stoughton Bitters; Absenthe, Curacoa, and other als. Dr. W beeler’s ‘Tonic Sherry Wine Bitters, for which bar =becle gon of Mineral Waters, Usual, a ree fu; al bottied Porter and Ale pg lf . ARNY & SHINN, Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, neva; ____Geengetown, D-0_ OPENING UF FALL AND WINTER MIL Y, eit LINEK THE SUBSCRIBER OPENS TO- the largest and handsoinest a8 Ment of Winter Milliner evet offered to the Prbdlie. incieibner the very best and latest styles of French Hats Head Dres- ses, K Trimiags, Embroideries, &c , all of whieh will be sold at st ple oe =p Prices that must please are respectfully | tan pert ains. oat witotaN, ‘Space, i oc 31-lwkeolw bianeatis CHILDRENS’ BONNETS. £ RAVE RECEIVED THIS MORNING a ly Of Honey Comb BONNETS for ‘of ail colors and, sizes. GEO. H. CA83IDY & CO. ec 3! A Tate, 314 Peun. ave, NEY. FRUIT! NEW FRUIT!! Cranberries, New Figs and Raisins, for pale os au MING & BURCHELL. “REMEMEER THERE Is NO BETTER PLACE TO BUY CHEAP GooDs THAN aT reyes eb ALL "aie: sapre GREAT CHEAP CASH STORE. HUH! So aucune, paow. THR, UE" CORE ane eauvapecemis auc. stoc! A! , em- bracing every'description and desirable style, we are prepared and determined te sell a NEYV YORK RETAIL PRICHS and 2 little cheaper than other houses in this city, whilst our immense assortment enables us to offer om Boren “ic and descr pitas — cemeiege! & not = be found elsewhere. We are satisfied SILKS, SILKS, SILKS, 5,000 YARDS ELEGANT BLACK, PLAID, AND STRIPED SILKS, of the most beantiful and modern productions, ranging in prios from 75 cents to 81 50. oa as DELAINES AND MERINUS, No lady should buy a DELAINE or MERINO DRESS, without first looki: at our assortment, which we think 1s decidedly the LARGEST and CHEAPEST in the city. Conslsting in part of” 125 pleces English Merino, from 25 to 50 cents ; French Merido, 75 cents. 300 pieces ne, of new and beautiful styles, from 12 to 62 cents. “ GALICOS, CALICOS, CaL'cus, NRO Uesaraa ee ie oe aa 4. perfectly fast col 6 jan neatest newest patterns, and perfectly fast colors, at 6 cents; worth 10 cents. "1 case Black and White Calico. at 6 cents; quite as good as any we bave had at 10 cents. 1 case Fancy Prints, for Comforts, at 5 cents. SHAWLS! SHAWLS!! SHAWLS!!! For beauty oi design, quality, and moderate prices, cannot be surpassed FLANNELS, FLANNELS, FLANNELS, 5 100 pieces. just from auction, which we can sell ten per cent. less than former prices. CASSIMERES, CASSIMERES, CASSIMERES, Piain and Fancy Cassimeres for gentlemen and boys, very Pretty and cheap. CASSINETS, CASSINETS, CASSINETS, ‘The stock of this clars of 's 1s full and complete, some as low as 31 cents. 60 pieces Fulled Cloths ani Linseys for servants, at very low prices. car LINENS, LINENS, LINENS, The Irish Linens have been selected from the best makers, and are engaged perfectly pure 1.0 pieces yard-wide Unbleache 1 COTTON, at6 cents. — hn 58 do do tYork Mills at 12 cents; the regular price of this article Js 16 cents 5,3, 9, 10, 11 and 12-4 Bleached Sheeting, very heavy and cheap. = BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS. A beautiful assortment, from 50 cents to $10. Also, a Jarge lot of COMF UR T'S, which we had made ‘o order, and wiil sell very cheap Embroidered Curtain Muslin at 12 cents, worth 25 cents. 200 Cloaks and Mantilias, some in the lot as low as $1 25. SKIMTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS. 100 BEAUTIFUL PARIS WHALEBONE, QUILTED AND CORDED SKIRTS, which for eganes and comfort are acknowledged incomparably superior to all other Skirts now {n use large lot of Kid @loves jist received from auction at 25 cents. We have also on hand 100 dezea Ladies and Geitlemens Black, White and colored Kid Gloves, warranted the best quality at 12 per cent. less than the usual price Pure Linen Shirt Bosoms 25 centr, worth 50 cents. Genilemens’ Under-Yhirts only 37 cents 30 dozen Ladies Vests, just in from auction, very cheap 100 dozea Ludies and Children’s Worsted Hoods, Comforts and Scarts at very low prices. 200 dozen Whi‘e Spool Cot on at 25 cents, each spooi warranted to contain 200 yards. CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS “ — Carpetings and Of! Clothes from auction which we can seil ess than Manufacturers? rices. Some carpets in the lot as low as 25 cents. HATS AND CAPS. A beautiful seiection bas been made from the Mannfeciories, adapted for the present and approach- ing seagons, which wu are prepared to sell at one profit less than otuer houses who buy them of the Jobbers. SHOES, SHUKS, SHOES. Boots and Shoes, in this line we are well supplied, and special care bas been tabea to select aciass of cach that will give satisfaction, in low-priced yoods. We have Ladies’ siippers at 37 cents. ladies Gaiters at 87 cents, Ladies’ and Gentlen.ens’ Fancy Toilet Slippers, 50 cents Childrens’ Shoes, 20 cents; Boys’ Boots, $1 ; Gentlemens’ Boots $1 50 We have also on hand a complete assortment of Ladies’, Genttemens’ Boys, end Childrens’ Gult- ers, Fancy Shoes, Boots and Rubbers of the best quality, at our usual low prices. Also our usual full stock of Led Reem and Brogans for servants, warranted to yive satisfacticn. Buyers in want of bargains siiould net fail to examine our stock before maxing their purchases, as we feel confident that they will be suited both in quality and prices. Purchasers bee bin § to sell jain, will be furnished with any article in our jine at Baltimore prices. All gords purcki of us will be sent to any part of the City free of charge, and mey be returned at oa 4 ume if not as represented. emember the place and number. R.B a eee Yeventh gee ourth House above | Street nov 4—eo3t For Sale and Rent. Fo RENT.—THE TWO-STORY Wooden House at the corner of 15th and D streets, No. 508, containing 9 Ro»m~, with Cistern and Paved Yard. Forterms &c , appiy to No. 275 E street, or Ce WALBRIDGE. sels dc wearer A Td din dee OR RENT.—A COMFORTABLE THREE = a phe ewes Way gas, and ack buliding, conveniently sitvated, near the | southeast corner of the Capitol Square, on Penn, | Ritchen Requisites, consisting in pert of — avenue. Inquire of D. A. WaATTERSTON | jatls tep commend ciacrrauen No. Se Me street enet, Capitol Hil, nev G-eeR® |S | casiasedl Weshstand, Card Table A RARE CHANCE TUSECURE A FIRST | Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, do Rocker RATE BUSINESS AND BUSINESS | Cane-seat Chairs and Rocker STAND ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.— | Two French-plate gilt-frame Mirrors ‘The proprietor of a first class Xestaurant on Penn- | Three-ply, ingrain, and stair Carpets, Oil Cloths sylvania avenue in a central location, being about | Window Shades, Curtains, and Cornices to engege in other pursuits offers for sa e his | Parlor Stove, Kitchen Requisites stand with a lease-hold, having eleven years to | Bedstead, Feather Bed, and Bedd! run. The property is calculated for any other , With many other articles in the business, but is now doing a first rate business as | line unnecessary to mention Restaurant. For particulars apply toJAS C.| ‘Termsatsale Mc6UIKE, Auction and Commission Merchant. WALL, BARNARD & CU., nov 6-ec6t* | nov 6-ts Anctioneers. pera ee ¢OR SALE.—A VERY DESIRABLE! By BERNARD & BUCKEY. Georgetown Dwelling House on 3d street west. near the N FRIDAY, Nevember 7, at 10 o’cloek corner of New York avenue. The House is a a.m , we will sell, at the residence of Mrs. two-stery Frame, with a Back-Bullding, and is | A.D. Bodisco, on Second street, near Market, entirely new and well furnished. For terms and , the entire Household and Kitchen Furniture, Pines apply to DOMINICK CONROY,No, | China and Glass Ware, &c. We would name in 75 New Jersey avenue. nov 4 3t* URNISHED HOUSE TORENT — Intending absence during the winter, the advertiser wiil C le, Wi ‘Stand: rent his large and well furnished residence. Sit- | a nig ern = Cushions uation very eligible. Apply at the Star Office for Handsome Carved Arm and Hasy Chairs address. nov 4 <t Mahogany mecrainry | Beek Bhelvet. OR SALE OR RENT —A VERY DESIRA- , io Dressing Cases, Clothes Presses ble residence, corner of 9th and 1, streets with | Handsome Dressing and other Bureaus 10 good Rooms, all private, with Closets, Cup. Vo jahogany and other Wardrobes boards and Ward: Water in the kitchen, | Chendellers, Gas Brackets . with Brick Carriage Louse, Stabte, Wood-house, | Plated = elabras, remee vm ets and Paved Yard in good order For terms apply | Hep pol hades, Vases, Table Linen toWM ¥. HOWELL, firm of Howell & Mor- | Haodsome Cut glass Decanters, Goblets sell, No. 3:8 C street. nov3-lw*® Wines, Lemonades, Dishes, Knives and Forks | China ‘rea and — Sets, Plated Ware Dat ade ROOMS FOK RENT.—MRS | Stained Glars Shades, Urnamen's @. Anderson has for rent a large and band | Kadiator, Hall, Chamber, and Kitchen Stoves some Paror, with several Chambers, suitable | /ron and other Bedsteads, Cottage Sets for the accommodation of five or six gentiemen, } First rate Hair and Husk Mattresses A man servant will be kept in attendance. Appiy , Large stock of Bedding two doors from the Kirkwood House, Penusylva- | Best quality Pe®her Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows nia avenue. Se OR RENT—THAT LARGE AND AIKY House on Penn avenne, betwen 6th and 7th streets, over A. Hoover & Son’s Shoe Store, suita- pest Lorch somappsoscioectig bcar Bpei It is — | Mangle, Wash Machine, tuts, &c. undergoing a complete repair. Possession given | With a large variety of,other household goods imm y.. Inquire of A, HOOVER & SON. | not here ney e south side of Penn avenue, between 6th and 7th ‘lerms: All sums of and under $26, cash ; over streets. oc #-tf | that amount a credit 7 sixty and ninety days, for ctorlly.endorsed, au: . OK RENT.-A HOUSE ON L STREET, notes satisfactorily. ‘sed. aud bearing Inte: est. between 15th and iéth, new and neatly fin BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auet’s ee! , | ogy ooms, & ent @f2 The house, which is the one occupied for many eee greccnp yl re DRUKY, thy beat on we by A. D. Bodisco, the Russian Minister, is ee a ee fitted with every convenience. There isa lige 23-1 forrent. ‘This house is large, comfortable, and FIRST-CLASS KESIDENCE IN | garden, with fruit trees, vines and flowers; also, GEORGETOWN, D. C , FOR RENT.— | a large vacunt lot attached to the premises. The subscriber offers for rent’her late residence} ‘This house, which is one of the most elegant at the comer of Fayette and Fourth streets, | in the District. will be rented on application to Georgetown, immediately opposite the Convent | Brooks B. WicL'aMs, Banker, opposite the of the Visitation. This is one of the largest and | Treasury Department nov 6—at best finished houses in the District of Columbia, | —= _ having all the modera improvements contained | in the first-class houses of the Northern cities. There is attached a e cistern in the yard, cartiaye-house, and stable for several horses. By WALL, BARNARD & OU., Auctioneers E£REMPTORY SALE OF NEARLY mew and well-cept Furniture at Auction. On MONDAY MORNING, November 10, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the residence of M. 3. Roberts, (who is about to lea#® for Kurope,) No. $3 Louisiapa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, a neat assortment of Household Furniture and Housekeeping rt : Mekoguny Parlor and Dining-room Chairs Do Extension, Dining, and Side Tables | Carpets, Rugs, Ollcloth and Matting | Standard Fre: cb and English Books | Engrav'ngs, Lookiag Glasses Copper Kettles, Bollers, &e. Iron and Tin Waze in great variety Mus. BOPP & CO., FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKERS, EG LEAVE ete THE eye ES 1 wate med! of Washington, t! ve opened a Dre w- viel Mg! Sp raipes wage gr eras j making Estab ishinent at No. 0d Mth street. 3 ‘The locality is high and salubrious, and in a | doors below Hilbus’s Music Store. Dresses w! quiet and highly ame ble nelghborhood. | be made in the latest French style, and at the Possession given immediately. most reasonale prices. All kinds of patterns for For further particulars inquire next door to the | Mautillas contantly on hand, and Pinking and Premises, of Mrs. ANNE R.O?NEAL, | Silk Wathiag doneat the lowest prices. novi-im 064 (8 eS SS ee BLANKE3S! BLANKETS!! E HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE assortment of 9-4, 10-4, 11-4, and 12-4 Red Fo REN T—SEVERAL HANDSOME Par- lore and Chambers, with board. Also, table and transient board. Inquireat Mrs. Blankets aov27—tf ALSO— {te and colored Blankets for Ser- et ail = W. EGAN & SON, LEATHER § sHOE FINDERS STORE. No. 323 south side Pa. at ate 6th and 7th sts. FJVHE SUBSCRIBER FLATTERSHIMBELF | —%2!-% [Intel] that he can offer as large and as well asrorted | Tv THE LADIES. stock of goods in bis line, as was offered tn WE HAVE JU8T OPENED <n SMITH’S, 233 F street. Wasbington city for sale. ‘The stock consists In fashionable assortment of Velvet and ot aay | other WIN'TER BONNETS. Also, had of Fre:ch Calf Bkius, of most improved | a new style of Hair Dresses and Flowers just re- brands | celved Paris; and all other articles in the Sdheen of French Kipp Skins | Millinery line. ‘C. PRIBRAM & CO., 100 Bides of Upper Leather Pa_ave., bet. 10th and 11th sts., south side. 50 Sides of Buff Leather oc 98-1m Home wade Calf and wl § Skins ae ides of Slaughter and Skirti) R. DUPRIE’S REMEDIES are the only too Sides of panian Bole Leather = effectual cure for External or Internal Piles, 100 dozen of Morocco and Linizg Skins Saltrhcum, Ring-Worm, &e. ‘They are unrival- rs Leather of all description Jed for purifying the biood. Ronccena Bridle Lie | a) ena pr be yay & > Naseen street, New Lasting Soles and G: ns ork. sent 3 Lasts, “a &c For sale by FORD & BRO., corner of a Ali of which will be sold on the most reasona- oc ble terms, et 490 north Seventh street, near the Poat Office. _. _ oe 3l-lw PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS ‘Thursday, Novem! 28 HOPERLY COM POUNDED AT ALL " MILLISERY. WILL OPEN MRS.M A FEERE Ww L ain some assortment of Winter Milline.. hours, . B, WAITE’S her rooms over G@etting’s F, Diag and Paeeriise Btbees No. 88 7b street, arrivamie kventie, between Sts aa m4 si Opposite the Patriotic o¢ 16-1m nov 3-lw® phate tes - £AY AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-Monnow. By C W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. aL OF EXCELLENT HOUSKNOLD Furnitare at Auction.—On TUESDAY, November 4th, at 10 o'clock a. m., I shall sell at aoe room, Iron Hall, the of efami. house- keeping, embracing some very su articles ‘of Household Furniture, comprising, in of— Suite, covered with velvet, ‘two rosewood F rench Sofas, One Etairgo, French Plate Mirror ‘Two rosewood Tables, with marble slabs, Gilt China Vases, one Oval bronse Table, with marbie slab gue Frame Mirrors, halr-seat mahogany So- Large parlor Arm-chaits, covered with velvet Plated Candiesticks, mahogany Washstands Extension Di Table English china Di ne ‘ inner and Tea Ware and Parian Plated Caste T, mahogany French ard othe waa Superior feather Beds and curled hair Mattresses Large wy Wardrobe, Toilet Sets, Rock- tat ch Sour acks and Irons, Fende:s, Shovel and i ar ome ahogany Washstands, with merbie- Do Somno, cane’ seat Chairs, Standards Do marble-top dressing Bureaus, Lam; Tia ares Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensiis, c ‘Terms: @30 and under cash; over 60 tinder: nyt for approved seamed mane 5 im 5 ‘The goods will be arranged for examination in my commodious sales-room on the da’ mca the sale. c. Ww. BOTEL R, oc Wd Auctioneer. In addition to the saie of Household Fur. niture advertised to take piace at my auction room on ‘'UESDAY morning, November 4th, I shal! sell, at the a oa of the Charge d’A ffaires of France. a fine collection of French China Din- nerand Dessert Ware, cut and raved Giass- ware, &c. C. W. BOTELER, Auet. Up"The above sale is pestponed en ac- count of the rain until FRIDAY morning November 7, at which time it will take place without regard to weather. nov 4-3t C. W. BOTELER, Auct. By E 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown. ieee ROOTS AT AUCTION.—On FRIDAY AF TERNOUN next, the 7th inst., at 4 clock, { sbali sell without reserve, one ease of very superior Bulbous Roots, from the celebra- ted Nursery of Vandersboot & Son. EDW. 8. WRIGHT, nov 5-2t* Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANK STUCK AT AUCTION.—On MON- DAY, the 1@th tnstart,! shall sell, at my aue- tion rooms, corner of 7th and D streets, at 4 o'clock p m .one hundred and twenty shares of Patriotic Bank Stock Terms cash. A. GREEN, nov 4-td Anctioneer By WALL. BARNARD & CO , Auctioneers. ARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK UF Bilegant Fancy Geeds. Plated Ware, ke., at Auction.—On WEDNESDAY next, 12 inst we will sel, at 12 o'clock M, at the store of Messis T. Galligan & Co , under Browns’ Hotel their entire stock of elegant Fancy Goods. Plated Ware, Work boxes, Perfumery, Articies for the Toilet, Jewelry, &c. We name in pa: Rosewood and mabogany Inlaid Work- boxes Rosewood and mahogany Writing Desks Rosewood and mahogeny bound ard inlaid Dres- sing Cases Rosewood and mahogany Perfumery Stands, Ci- gar Cases Papier mache, pear! and inlaid Stands Papier mache pearl Cabinets, very elegant Papier mache Desks. Bores, and Cases Papier mache Portfolios znd Inkstands Pearl, ivory, and silver Caid Cases, plain,carved and inlaid fed Mca and satin-wood back Hair Brusbes Ivory, uffalo, and shell dressing tack and side Combs ivory, buffalo, fine Combs, very large stock aid of superior quality Elegant cut giass Bobemian Vases Elegant cut glass Perfumes Elegant China, gilt, and Dresden Vases Parian Plichers, Vases, and Ornaments Bronze Statuetis, do Candelabras iam toler gold, silver, ivor), shell, and agate eads Ladies’ riding Whips, beautiful Fine Rodgers & Soa’s Pocket Cutlery Razors, Bowle Knives, and t cissors Lubin’s Extracts, Farina Cologne, Lavender, Orange Fiowers end other Perfumeries Rosewood framed toilet and hand Glasses Fine gold Breastpins, Finger Rings, Bracelets Studs, Keys, Chains, &c Large assortment of Knglish and American Pated ‘Ware Cake Baskets, Vegetable Dishes, Covers, Wal- ters, and Castors Crumb Scrapers, Spoons, and Forks Tea and Coffee Sets Marble, bronze, panier mache Clocks O11 Paintings, Prints, &c. Also, the glass Cases, which are of the best plate glass, rosewood frames Counters, &c. ‘This stock is the largest and finest stock of such Goods ever offered in Washington, and will post- tively be sold to the highest bidder. Sale tocon- igs every day and evening until all is disposed of. Terms: All sums of and under $25 cash; over that amount a credit of 60 and 90 days, for no‘es satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest. WALL, BARNARD & CO. nov5-ts Auctioneers. AKSHAL’S SALE.—IN VIRTUE OF two writs of Fieri Faclas issued from the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to me directed, | shail expose at publicsale, for cesh, in front of the Court house door of said county, on SATURDAY, the 8th day of November next, 1n56, at 12 o’clock m_, one Pew in ‘Trinity Church, No, SS, In the city of Washington, D. C., svized aud levied upon as the property of Samuel Chase Bar- ney, and will be sold to satisfy Judiclals No 44 and 45, to October term, 1856, Jobn O. Holstead and Samuel and Henry Kirk, es. Samuel Chace Bame D. HOOVER, ot 3. hal for District of Columbl. MEDICAL CARD. { t H. PERABEAU, GERMAN KOMEO. pathic physician, Les the honor to offer hie services to (he iphabitants of Washington and vicinity Uttice and Kesidence ont street, No 188, be tween 2Uth and 2ist streets. N. B —Homeopathic medicines for sale, which the Doctor prepares aiimself with the greatest care, For Fever and Aguas, for Bilous and Bowel complaints, &c , &c. se 33m CABINET FURNITURE, M. WIGK’T, MANUFACTURER AND dealer, respectfully invites allegition to bisstock of Sofas, Burvaus, Wardrobes, Book- cases, Bedsteads, Chairs, &c., of superb styie and finish. Iron Redsteads and Iron Wares of great variety. Meteresses, Bed Cov- ers ) napufactured to order. He would cai] the attention of House-keepers to his supply of Chamber Sets. Kiverything inthe House-furnisking line con stantly on hand,and warranted to wear well. For sale at the lowest cash prices E. M. WIGHT, novi- No.57 La ave., bet. 6th and 7th sts ———— ATCHES JEWELRY, AND SILVER- Ware.—t W @ALT & BRO. have for the last month been making daily additions to tivelr stock, which embraces in the greatest variety every articie in their line. y iavite particular attention to their assort- ment of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Gold Watches, Chal, 8, Seals, Keys, &c : 1, Cameo, Florentine Mosaic, and ali other styles af J feta : fn, Guy ws Spoons, Fete, and every variety of lets, Cu, is, Forks, every fancy Sikverware suitable for wedding M.W.GALT & BRO, nov 1-6¢ 3% Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th six FRENCH MERINOS, &c. K HAVE JUST RECEIVED, 12 Pieces fae Fat age Mets, «5 ent Fine mn 20 do do do =" 3e 31 do 1 case Plain DeLains, fine 12% do 1 do DeBerge + do Rig do aLso— Large assortinet:t of Figured Mertaos, Woolen Plaids, &c W_ KGAN & SON, No 323 south side Pa av.. bet. 6th and 7th ste oc 31 6t {intel] BONNETS: BONNETS! BOMNETS: B HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IN- voice of New York BONNE TS; und, with our former snpply, we can %h: as ri¢h an assortment as cat be found in tthe City. Please call and examine o GKU. H. CABIDAY *& © oct 31 Successors to #4, Tate, 314 Pa #v. _ oS 20000 PEACH, TREES. T TEN DOLLARS PES; HUNDRED—! OR near Washington vthove trees are allot ane growth, and! ; NTAL ; a ae te BULE TREES. ayia EER, SHADE HUA PEIRCE TELEGRAPH NEWS. FROM TRE associ BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEOR EP H. Ew" If any additional Election Returns should be received by 3 o'clock, a Second Edition of the Sram will be issued at that hour. —S——— AERIVAL OF THE CANADA ape peer FROM EUROPE. ALIFAx, 5 —The from Liverpool with dates wets Sh che ee rived here this afternoon The news by this arrival ix The affairs of N: i y matter of interest. The British feet was somewhere in the Mediterranean ‘The French fleet re- mains at Toulon, ready for ses. Meanwhile contradictory rumors are Eng- cireula: saying that the Ministers of France land will not leave Naples for several months, and another that the Freneh Envoy bad announced to the Neapolitan Government that ifthe did not receive a satisfactory com- munication within two hours he would present his last instructions—meaning doubtless that he would demand his Con. The statement that the Czar had urged King Ferdinand to make concessions seems to be ree Pies Caar is said to pare advised nan make a o in . The Austrian Gazette or Ragland de: mands of Naples a change of ministry, and the abolition of the present police system, and & general amnesty. The same says pale cog would be catisfied wih o general amnesty. The hopes entertained of a 4 * bling of the Paris pte 9 mo boon ae The resistance is said to come from ‘arliament has been furthe: Trogued the 15th of December. “gr ee agg —_ a — broker of Liver- pool, owns himself the author of the sto about the duels and murders of the G rd railroad, aud he reiterates the truth of the statement ' FRANCE. Numerous arrests had been made in the de- partinent Deax Zone where a dangerous secret sogiety bad been discovered. Other arrests in > Faubourg of St. Antoine have also been made, The affsirs of the Bank of France are re- pipe as more favorable, although the Bank as adopted further stringent measures and tefuses advances on railway shares and rentes. The ship isabella arrived at Bordeaux on the 20th. SPAIN. _ Advices from Spain mention a new mintste- rial crisis, the object being the overthrow of Narvies and to restore the Absolutists ITALY The Duke of Tuscany, taking alarm at the demonstration against Naples. appears dis- pored to grant concessions to his people by revising the constitution of 1848. The Paris Constitutionel asterts that the Austrians are about to withdrew from Rome, occupying only Avoona and Bologna SWITZERLAND. The Neufchatel prisoners have been dis- charged TURKEY Redschid Pasha had received orders fiom the ew ministry, but declincd to comply. THE MARKETS. Livexroon, Uct. 25.—Cotton—the Baltic’s news caused en advance of ia}, chief lower qualities. Sales on Friday bales. Fair Orleane 74, Middling 6 15- fair Upland 7/, middling 6] Provisions. Beef is ver, dull are cteady and unchanged. Lard is very dail. Produce —Rosin—common; an average busi- ness has been doing without any quotable chenge Turpentine—Spirits are quiet; Quer- citron Bark 1s steady. Whalebone—Pilar ; an average business has been done without ch: Various Liverpool circulars quote: Wheat generally has declined 4d per bushel. Fiour is geuerally 64. to ls. lower, market closing dull Corn is generally 6d. lower and market quiet. Naval stores are generally steady. 5; generally active, ls higher Ries Condition — business is small but prices are firm. Lonpvow, Oct 25 —Bullion in the Bank has increased £1,640,000. — for account 92ja¥2i; for money ¥2¢ 292i. It was thought that there would be no fur- ther rise in Bank rates. In stocke there have been considerable transactions The market is steady. Rail- road securities are inactive, and there are more sellers than buyers. fron—An average business has been doing. Bresdstufis are generally quiet and prices steady. Murder in Philadelphia. Puttapevpaia, Nov. 5.—This evening Isaac C. Sherlock, a clerk inthe a of Walmer & Clodgers, dry goods dealers in Market street. shot William Clodgers, one of the employers, at the corner of Seventh and Chestnut streets. Three balls took effect in his body, and bis wounds are considered mortal ‘The cause which induced the act is reported to bear im- proper iutimacy between the employer and the wife of the elerk. The latter gave himself into custody Later from Havana New York, Nov. 6.—Tbe steamer Black Warrior from Havana on the 21 has arrived. in urrection- ists in San Domingo, and active preparatione were making for the invasion of Mexico Cotton Factory Burnt Purtapeceaia, Nov 6.—James P. Smith & Co's cotton factory was entirely destroyed by tire this morning at an early hour with 100 looms, throwing out of employment 200 per- sons The loss is $30,000, with an insurance of $20,000 Baltimore Markets Bautimore, Noy. 6.—Flour is drooping ; Howard street $6 75, City Mills $6624. Wheat is steudy; good to prime whites $1.55 a$t 62. and good to prime reds $1 45081 50 Corn is slighUy lower and irregular Whisky 3a34c. New York Marke:r. New Yor«, Nov. 6.—Flour bas declined; sales of 3,000 bbis ; State $6.30a$6 45, South- ern is unsettled, but nominally at $7 10a$7.45. Wheat is drooping ; sales of 35,000 bushels. White $1 72, red $1 52a$1.53. Corn is de- elining; sales of 27,000 bushels; Southren mix- ed Tlie. ; Spork is dull at $20 50 for mess. Beef is firm and unchanged Lard is dull at 1$2. Whisky ie steady at 34c for Obio. Nov. 6.—Btocke are h Naw Yorx, Nov. 6.—5 are hers Chicago and Kock Island Railroad oa orn noig Central shares 1154; do. bonds 941; Mich- igan Southern 90]; New York Central 85; ennsylvavia Coal Com; 924; Reading 772; Canton Co. 212; Virginia 6's 912; Missouri 6's 874, HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT from the Or- Tt mbseriber hath obtained a Court of Washington connty, Pieter Columbia, letters of edministratio Ting nal estate of William Bird, late of Wee ton county, ¢ A; cre herent claims against the “cirh voucbers there. ‘wamed to exhibit the same, with vouchers ty 61, tp the subscriber, on of Sorwise by law bees Gerber next; ‘estate eden from all ene ot oth da Given under my ROBERT MU! 1956, og90-Thowe % of October, ROW, worth $1: rices ; ins! |foriure st W cn e Rp a oc 98-37