Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1856, Page 3

EVENING STAR. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Taz WAsatnaton anv ALexanpaia Rai- noap.—The Examining Committee of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad in its report to the stockholders, in view of the heavy ex- penses entailed upon the company by the Alexandria and Washington connection b; water, recommends a generous policy towards the Washington and Alexandria Railroad, and that such facilities of whatever kind as may necestary for its efficient operation, and as may be afforded without hasard of loss, should be promptly rendered The report says: “If necessity shall force it into associations unnatural to it hostile to us, we shall have received a anent injury ; for the connec- tion with Washington is a virtual prolongation of our road, that is of unavoidable and pecu- liar necessity to us. We therefore cannot but urge earnestly, tbat some immediate arrange- ment be made with the Washington and Alex- andria Company, and on just and liberal terms The present mode of connection not only entails direct loss, but creates much an- noyance and complaint.’’ Ivprovements ror Laptges.—Happening to drop in the extensive bazaar of Hopkins, on the corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvai avenue, we were greatly surprised at the rich- ness of bis extensive stuck of goods, imported direct from Paris nd the enterprising propri- etor expressly for bis own sales, which need only to be seen to find purchasers. After passing from the front into the rear of the store, the eye is struck immediately at the beauty and richness of the ladies’ fur department, goods for which there is a heavy tax laid on all nations of the globe, to supply his wants for his lady customers. We examined a set of — sable furs, originally costing three uodred and fifty dollars, which appear to be the richest things of the sort we had ever seen His whole stock of ladies’ furs is very large, fine and complete—none better were ever ex- hibited to the discrimination of a Washiogton public. Call and examine his stock; as sell- ing goods at cheap rates and exhibiting them freely are especial fortes of our friend Hopkins. Perwam’s Operatic Trovrr —Who wants to see and hear the greatest burlesque opera- tic, tragic, comic, pantowimic, farcical com- pany in the known world? What lady wants “a well known marriage- able gentleman with property in his own right valued at $50,000?”" What gentleman wants “a beautiful young and marriageable lady with property in her own right valued at $25,000?” Who wants a country seat in New York, a farm in Waldo county, Maine, a gold watch, a Genin hat, or any other of the three hun- dred thousand prizes in the Perham gift en- terprise. Such prizes as these are not to be sneezed at, and we apprehend one of the largest au- diences on record at Carusi’s on Monday night. See advertisement. Accipext.—Yesterday afternoon, a run- away horse dashed the vehicle to which he was attached with such violence against a tree-box, opposite the Star Office, as w throw the small boy who was driving some tea foot into the air, and falling he struck upon the pavement with a force which rendered his escape with life almost a miracle. Tue littie sufferer was taken by the spectators to Dy- son’s drug store, where he was kindly minis- tered to, and medical aid immediately pro- cured. Drs Jordan and Force examined the bedy of the little fellow (who bore his pains with remarkable patience) and though he was found to be badly bruised, no bones were — The boys name, we hear, is Row- and. OveRrLowine ConexegaTion.—We learn that the necessity for greater accommodations for worshippers at St. Patrick’s church is be- coming more apparent every day. The origi- nal building was erected some fifty years ago and as necessity required additions have been made to it since. The congregation, we are informed, now numbers some ix or seven thousand souls, and the capacity of the church is pot equal to the accommodation of more than a third of this number. We believe it has not yet been decided by those interested, whether the church shall be enlarged or the copgregatina divided. Row ix Temperance ALLey.—Last night the police was summoned to the alley in the rear of Temperance Hall, to quell a disturb- ance in which mon and women were engazed. The principals were arrested and taken to the ard house, and this morning appeared in the trial room One of the party—Thomas Fitsgerald—was badly cut about the face and bead. A man by the name of Bresnehan was also much bruised, and Mrs Bresnehan ex hibited a black eye produced by a blow from Fitzgerald. Justice Morsell, the officiating magistrate, meted out due justice to the par- ticipants in the diegraceful squabble. Sroxz Barrie.—Last night, two gangs of answer to the delectable slang names of *‘Mice’’ and “‘Bull-bats’’ got up a stone bat- tle in the neighborhood of the City Hall. Peb- bles flew thick and fast for a season, and the residents in that quarter found it prudent to fasten blinds and shutters. Officer Yeatman, with some difficulty and not a few bruises, suc- ceeded im dispersing these disorderly young- The ** Bull-bat’’ association is, we be- Northern Liberties institution; the ornament this quarter of the city. Thus, ‘‘ honors are easy.’ A Duscext.—Yesterday afternoon, the po- lice officers made a descent on a house on the avenue, between Third and Four-and-a-half streets, and captured the keeper and five col. ored persons who were there assembled. They were taken before Justice Birch, who disposed of them as follows: French Simpson, for ee house, fined $50 and $1 44 costs ; ward and Daniel Boston, Robert Bruce, Daniel Batson and John Gordon, gamb- ling, fine and costs; each $6.44. Batson was also sent to jail as a runaway. Daxeszrous —Many persons are in the habit of turning horses loose in the street, that they may go their etables Within a year past several persons have been injured by this practice Females and small children particularly are endangered, and the custom should be discontinued. Yesterday, a horse set at liberty in this way passed through sev eral principal streets in the Fourta Ward, causing a general stampede amongst the fe- males and children in the street. It is a dan- gerous practice — Tae Latest Novecties in style and shape from the most celebrated Parisian manufac- turers, will be found io Leslie’s Ladies’ G- sette of Fashion for November. Every lady who wants a beautiful cloak, mantilla, or bon: should first call at our friend Shilling- ton’s book, magazine and Stationery establish - ment, and take a look at the Ladies’ Gazette * of Fashion for November. Havp to Seccrity.—Oficer Kin, arrested Rodey Craven aud J. W Sdeley fc, fighting, and they were taken before Justice Donn for trial Kelley had obtained a War- rant for the arrest of Craven, but it appear- ing by the evidence that Kelley had made the first attack, Justice Donn held both to security to keep the peace. at the Assembly Bio To Tag Das #, 00 Monday night, when the Northern Liberties Fire Company give their fourth an- ual ball. and “ joy unconfined” will rule the hour. There wiil doubtless be a | ance of bel!es and beaux, as the -conduct- ed and orderly balls heretofure given by this company bave given general satisfaction. Gave Securtty—Mr John Medley, who was charged with beiny connected with the assault and battery on R. Cross, but exoner- ated by him, went to the central guard house last night, at tho suggestion of Mr. Reynolds, — oficer, and gave Security in five hun- red dollars for a hearing before Justice Donz. Disonperty —A man named Peter Boyd was arrested last night by the watchmen of the Sixth Ward for disorderly conduct. Av attempt wae made to rescue him, but the guards, by the use of their short sticks, :uc- ceeded in retaining bim. This morning he was ordered to pay a fine and costs. the week 8 * mission’? has been in progress at St Pat- rick’s in this city, under the auspices of the folowing clergymen Viz: Fathers Walworth (son of Chancellor Walworth,) Deshon (for- werly an officer of the United States Engi- geera, who became a convert when stationed at the Washington City Arsenal,) Baker (for- | merly an i eaagg alian cle » of Balti- more,) Bradley, Hewitt and Lutte. The at- tendance has been unprecedented here and the labors of the eloyuent preachers engeged in the work have been very effective, a large number being added so far to the active and datiful mem of the Catholic Church in this city. We understand that the exercises of this so successful ‘ mission’’ are expected to continue for another week. Tue Baptist Ministers of Washington city and Alexandria have formed a Ministerial Con- ference, which meets monthly at one of the churches within their bounds. Yesterday they were to meet at the First Baptist church in Alexandria. Pye ann Harrison Troure Monday night. Warca Returns -Thos Fitegerald, fighting and disturbing the peace ; jail Timothy Bres- nehan, do ; security for court. Margaret Bres- nehan, do; security for peace. il Pret. Electric OIL.—This great disc among the Medical Facul will care the following, (nm Pain tm Breast, in 1 day; Nearaigia, Croup, Tooth Ache, Burne, in 10 minutes; Hemarrhage, Scrofala, Abscess, in i0 days; Bruises, Wounds, Tetter, from i to 8 days: F. Stiff Neck, ague, in I day; Felous, Bro! east, Bheu tation, Pleuriay, fom t, Brysipelas, from 5 nov 8 lw i" Gilman s tnstantaneous Liquid Hair Dye bas proved itself to all who have been fortunate enough to use it, te be the we ruvs ULTRA of all the Hair Dyea—oniy ote kind required for either biack or browa. Prepared by Z.D. GILMAN, Washington, D. C., nov 7-lw U> Facts cannet be questioned people of any country 1 of Dr. J. Bi taal when the in the care which te Mechanics’ Institute, at their Thirteenth #t Cincinnati, where the Committee was composed chiefly of physicians ta she city. These elp bat convince the moat worthy of tril. For Dyspepste in any form ti are acertain cure when used aa per directions on bettie, Sold by Druggisteand dealers generally, nov 3—1w i” Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware. T have now on hend » jock of the most fashionabie styles of ri ‘arge assortment of very superior go im sito manufacturing (la my own shop) every variety of Silver Ware, such as Spoona, Ladies; cake and pie Knives; alt, mustard and olive Spoons; Napkin Rings, Pitchers, Tea ac, from solid sterling silver, whi ill efter for sale at lower Fates than goods of the samme qu: ever been sold for in this city, at No. 384 Pennsylvania avente, near 9th trest, sign of the large spread eanin, H. 0. HOOD, oc hr pv Se (PBrewn’s Bronchial Treches.— We have found them of great service in allaying Bronchial [rrita- tion, and tn subduing Hosrseness produced by Colds, and do our clerical brethren @ real favor in calling thelr atten: t» thera.”"—Zion's Hereld. commend them to thy teatipn of public speakers, singers, and others who tronbled with affections of ‘the Tarout."—Christian Watch man. “Por Coughs, Asthma, &a., we cheerfully bear mony from personal knowledge to thetr efficacy."—Ball Pictorial. “ They are s simple and elegant form for adm istering, 1a combination, # medicine! substances held im general esteem among Physicians in the treatment of Bronchial sffections.“"—D1 . F. Bigelow. Containing no optum or deleterious dra; freely by public speaker: siving strength to the v Ort 15-tf Drugs’ N. CALLAN, Agent. ii” Impertant to the Ladies!—Dr. Du FONCO'S FEMALE PILLS.—The combination of Ingred!- ents in the Pills are perfectly harm!eas. Their efficacy and Serite are based upon an extensive practice of over thirty ea toy and, where the directions have been strictly fol ey have never failed to correct all Irregularities, ainful and difficult meustrnation, (particalarly,) at the change of life. They will care the Whites, and rewove allobstractions arising from cold, exposure of any canses; sat may be used successfully asa Preventive. Call epon Direnlar for particulars free. ne ie, AMUEL B. WAITE, 526 Seventi: street, Washington, D. C.! and B.S. T. CISSEL, Georgetown ; to whom all orders tust be sent, and the Filia will be sent coufdenttally, by mall, to ladies who enclose them one dollar. N. B.—Seo signature on the bo: ery. so conaterfeit it 1s for = aa je a-if {Astonishing Cure with only one Bot- TLE.—Jos B. Hall & Co., says: Passqus Isiu, Aroosiook Oo., Me, April 24, 1854. e certificate of & cure performed tters; we think no doubt of the 3 }. Hall & Co.—Gentlemen—In auswerto yonr Inquirtes, I will state that m has been complatning of ar Years, and abont the first of January taken down and confined to her bed. The pain fn was very ae Vore, besides being tronbled with pains between her shonidere er breast. From readicg » nu by “Hoofii try it In her c bottle. She bad a she bas for years. She feels no pain in her side or in any part of her body, and attributes her eure ‘rely to the Germaa Bitters. Saimon Brook, Aroostook Co., Me. vertisement. WM. CLARK. Sep 7-3mr j MARRIED, . + In this city, on Wednesday, the Sth instant, by the Rev. G W. Samson, Mr. JEROME EL MORE to Miss BARBARA A. CODRICK, both of this city AtSt. Louis, on the 3d instant, by the Rev. N. L. Rice, Mr. WM. K KIBBY, of New York, to Miss M. JULIET, daughter cf D. Rokoble, Esq , of the former city. OLED, in wpb ay asl this morning, JAMES, only child of Henry and Cornelia W halen, aged 10 months and 14 days The funeral will take place from the residence of bis parents on High street, on to-morrow (Sun- day) 2 oon, at3 o’clock. The friends of the family are invited to attend. * Suddenly, yesterday morning, REBECCA AMANDA KLOTZ, in th~ 2ist year of her age, daughter of George and Julia Ann Klotz ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral on to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon at 2} O'clock, from the residence of her parents on Massachusetts avenue, between 24 and 3d streets On the 7th instant, Mr. CLEMENT JOHN- STON, in the 9th year of bis ave His frieuds are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on to morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock f om bis residence on thecorner of Boundary and Sth streets * In this city, on Frida) , the 7\b instant, JOAN- NAS. DEAS, wife of Lieut. Cnarles Deas, Uni- = States Navy, and only dauther of F. H. Dav- ge. Z ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral, which will take place on Sunday (to- pooled at 3 o’clock, from tie resideace of Lieut. (Baltimore papers will please copy ) In this city, on the night of the 6th instant, MARY, daughter of Elien T and the late Patrick Phelan, 4 years, 8 months, and 6 days ‘The friends of the family are requested to at- tend her funeral from the residence of her grand father, (Dominick Conroy) 195 New Jersey avenue, on Sunday, the 9th inst , at 3 o’clock, without farther notice. ats BONNETS. BONNETS, &c MRS. J CLARK, PWO DOURS st of the Post Office, Bridge St., 'Georgeown, willopen on Saturday next the largestand handsomest assortment of Fashionable W inter Millinery she has ever had the pleasure of offering to the pub'ic Her stork will comprise the very latest styles of Bonnets, Head dresses, Ribbons, Trimmings, &c , &c os of which wild be sold at prices that must please The ladies of the District and surrounding coun- ty are requesied to call and exawine for them- selves before purchasing elsewhere. AUCTION—AUCTION. | tye tanaghlee FROM PHILADELPHIAAUC- tion 300 «mall; Merino Scarfs, at 37% cts ; rieh watered Bonnet Ribbons, at 30 cts , worth 50; French Flowers; French Merinos, at 70 cts , worth $1; 500 Embroided Collars at your own tices ; inside Handkerchiefs and Sleeves at the ow figure of 12% cts , at the Peoples Store W.R HURDLE, _oe Georgetown. . J. WOODWARD & CU., UNDERTAKERS, CABINET MAKERS, & FURNITURE DEALERS, will vos constantly on hand a large choice supply of all kinds of Furniture, suca as Bureaus, Sofas, Chairs, Mattresses, &c. Special attention will be paid to the Unde:tak nov6 3 {ng husiness; and all orders left at our rooms, No 67 High street, Georgetown, will be attended to with great care and promptitude. oc 23-1 OTICE —AaLu PEREONS INDEBTED to me will please call and n my brother, J. Sacer seeaen eoel pt fo eo aas . R. W. SMOOT, nov it Georgetowe, Nov. 3d, 1806. REDUCTION oF PRIC [WEL Feom Tas pate OFFER MY large stock of Fall and Winter Bonnets Ribbons, Bonnet Materials Straw Bon’ nets, Flowers, Plumes, and also,a large essortment of Talmas ani Mantilias, at re- duced prices. A. KING, No. 363 south side Penna. avenue, nov 7-2t opposite National Hotel. D THEOD. HANSMANN H’s REMOVED HIS OFFICE somE houses = eg ae remns, to No. 491 7th street west ‘ween streets ni the General Post Office. sl ‘Office hours as before; from 8 to 10 o’clock a. m Rov 7-¢w® Por Sale-and Rent. | 10 LET —AN EXCELLENT COTTAGE Frame House, containing six rooms, situated on N strect north, between i4th and 13th street west. Rent $10 per month. Inquire of JNO. P. | HILTON, near the corner of 14th streetand Penn. avenue. nov 8 lw FS R RENT—A NEW TFHREE-STORY | Dwelling House, with double batk building | ai . & at ROB. j Livety Stable, H -trest near diet. now 7-316 Fe RENT.—A BRICK COTTAGE oe 12th street, between G and H streets, No 8 with large yard in front The key may be fou'd next door. Inquir- a' Mr. VOSS’ G: ‘Store, corner Penn. avenue and 10th street, or of the sub- Para Penn. avenue, between 17th and 18th sts., “nov 7-318 R. W. BATES. Rett ESTATE IN THE WESTFOR SALE. Persons wishing to purchase Real Estate in or near St. Paul, in Minnesota Territory, or in or near Superior City, in Wisconsin, will do well to call at the Kirkwood House on ALLEN PIERSE, of Minnesota. nov 7 tf F° RENT—THESECOND AND FOURTH stories of the Building situated on Penn. ave- nue, between i0th and 1ith streets. The rooms are 40 feet front, by 42 deep, and are well adapted for mechanical pur; Steam will be rented with them ifdestred. Inquire on the prem- isesof L.H & 0.0 SCHNEDER nov ?-lw OR RENT.—THE HOUSE, IN GEORSE town, occupied for many years by A. D. disco, the Russian Minister, is for rent. This house is large, comfortable, and fitted with every convenience ‘here is a large garden, with fruit trees, vines and flowers ; also, a large vacant lot attached to the premises. ‘This house, which is one of the most elegant in the District, will be rented on application to Brooke &. WitLiaMs, Banker, opposite the Treasury Department nov 7-1w re RENT.—THE TWO-STORY Wooden House at the corner of 15th and D streets, N 508, containing 9 Room-, with Cistern and Paved Yard Forterms &c., apply to No. 275 K street, or Ce WALBRIUGE. nov 6-3t# OR SALE OR RENT —AVERY DESIRA- ble residence, corner of 9th and L streets with 10 good Rooms, all private, with Closets, Cup boards and Wardrobes. Water in the kitchen, with Brick Carriage house, Stable, Wood-bouse, and Paved Yard in good order For terms apply toWM. ¥. HOWiLL, firm of Howell & Mor- sell, No, 323 C street nov3-lw* | Bybee ROOMS FOR RENT.—MRS G. Anderson has for rent al: and hand some Paror, with several Chambers, suitable for the accommodation of five or six gentlemen A man servant will be kept in attendance. Apply from the Kirkwood House, Pennsylva- pee OK RENT —THAT LARGE AND AIRY House on Penn avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, over A. Hoover & Son’s Shoe Store, suita- ble fora first-class Boarding-House. It is now undergoing a complete repair. Possession given im: jately. Inquire of A. HOOVER & SON, south side of Penn. avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. oc 30-tf OR RENT.—A COMFUORTASLE THREE story Brick Dwelling House, with gas, and back building, convenicntly sit ated, near the southeast corner of the Capitol Square, on Pern. avenue, Inquire ef D. A. WAPTERSTON, No. 474 2d street east, Capitol Hill nov 6-ec3"* A RARE CHANCE TOSECURE A FIRST RATE BUSINESS AND BUSINESS STAND ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE — The proprietor of a first class Kestaurant on Penn- sylvania avenue in a central location, being about to engage in other pursuits offers for sa e his staad with a lease-hold, having eleven years to run The properly is calculated for any other business, but is now doing a tiret rate business as Restaura:t. For particulars apply toJAS. C Mc6UIKE. Auction and Commission Merchant. nov 6-ecbt* ARM FOR SALE+—FOR SALE, A FARM of about fifty acres, situzted in Alexandria county, Virginia, six miles from Aljexandria and the same distance from Washington city and ‘bree and a half miles from the Georgetown Aqueduct. it has on {ta very comfortabie and convenient one and a half story Cottage built house, containir, six rooms, with kitchen adjoining, with caveree ttieos. The front one 38 feet by 12, and the back one 14 by 12 feet. Also, a good house for farm bands, ice house, spring house, meat and one of the largest and most con r in the county; root cellars to con- tain perhe ps 2500 bushels of rocts for winter feed- ing of stock ; and, indeed every other conven- fence Also, the test and probably the largest essortment of frult trees in the county, con- sistiy g of the chotcest varieties of Apples, Peaches, standard and dwarf Pears, and et 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 cuitivation, no reasonable expense having been spared to enrich St. [ts up. land meadow ts equal in productivensss 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 saie in the vicinity of Washington. The only reason the owner has for disposing of it is his desire to cultivate a large farm in the Interior of the State Fora a man and Marketing farmer or Nurse- ryman, or forthe rura! residence of a person doing basiness {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 RESIDEN GEORGETOWN, D.C, FOR R - ‘The subseriber 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 lergest and best finished houses in the District of Columbia having all the modern improvements contained in the first-class houses of the Northern cities. There is attached a large cistern in the yard, carriage-house, and stable for several herses A Fame of the pures: water in the immediate vicinity. The locality 1s high and salubrious, and ia a quiet and highly respectable neighborhood Possession yiven immediately. For further particulars inquire next door to the py ae of Mrs. ANNE R. O’NEAL, oc UR RENT—SEVERAL HANDSOME Par- lors and Charabers, with board. Also, table nnd transient board. Inquire at Mrs. SMITIVS, 253 F street. Rov27—tf WINTER MILLINERY. MISS E. E. McDONALD, NO.71 Bridge street, Georgetown. will open at 10 o'clock on Saturday. Novemter 8, at her show rooms, a very handsome assori ment of Winter Millinery, consisting of Velvets, Plain ant Fancy Satins, S{lks, Mourning, and Dress Hats. For Ladies and Children’s Headdresses, Flowersand Feathers She would respectfully invite the attention of the public, as her stock is jJarger and hardsomer than usual. promptly attended to (Intel& Union) All orders nov 6-3t* WHO WANTS A SHAWL? E WOULD CALL THE PARTICULAR ttention of purchasers to our immense sTO OF SHAWLS, which now comprises every description of desirable styles in ure, ail of which have been purchased upon the best terms, and many of them for less than they can be bought again this season. We have always given this department of our busin: ssa great deal of attention, and from the great number we buy and »ell every season, we ae always prepared to stow by far the largest stock in the District, and in many instances st lower prices than they can be obtained for el where. We feel confident (we believe it is ge erally admitted by the Ladies) that there is not ing in the shape of covering so decidedly comfort- able in cold weather as 2 warm, heavy Shaw!, and they certainly porsess another advan! over any other, and that is they are never out of fashion. Our stock in part comprises the following, viz: 100 Broche Long Shawis in White, Blae, Green, Scarlet, and Black Centres, ranging from $12 50 to $75, end ail are warranted to be as cheapes they can be purchased for in New York at retail 300 Scotch and Bay State Plaid Shawis, of the newest styles in vogue 100 Misses’ Long and ®quare Plaid Shawls, in all the various sizes. 50 Black and Lead and al) Black, Long and uare Shawls, from $3 to $3 50 ‘he above lot of Shawls will be found well worthy the attention of purchasers, as no such tortment will be found on retail south of New York. W.M. SHUSTER & CO No 33, opposite Centre Market, between 7th nov 4-10t and Sth streets. ELECTION DAY. KB DO NOT CARE WH.CH OF THE two great and good men are elected Pr dent of the United States to-day, either De crats or Natives. Our glorious Union will be safe with ejthercf them. We want tos ll our STOVES and other 6o0ods to both great parties All please call and see us. We have in store a very large and beautiful assortment of Stoves and other guods. Stoves of all sizes and patterns for both parties, for coal or wood. Please callat No. 318, and we will sell our goods very cheap for cash. We would respectfully call the attention of our customers and friends to the fact that our Stoves are Philadelphia castings, and wish them to ask for the same, for Fennsylvania iron is the best and toughest {ron that is found in this coun- wy and best suited to maxe yood stoves, though if our customers wish Baltimore castings we have them in store. Please call and see them doth. C. WOODWARD & SON, e., bet. 10th and Lith sts., at No, 318. (Orgen) AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RAME HOUSE AND LOT AND FOUR Building Lois at Auction.—Un FRI- DAY, the ith instant, | shall seli, in front of the page ty at4}¢ o’clock p. m., west part of Lct © 2,in Square No 996, having a front of 16 feet cn south K, between 1ith and 12th streets east, running back about $8 feet, with side alley. with the improvements, which are a good Freme House; &c , &e. Also the balance of sald Lot No. 2, which will be subdivided in lots to suit porchasers as fine building lots. Also, all of Lot No. 13. in same square, having a front ot t¥th street éast, between I and K streets south, having a {ront of 47 feet by 97 feet deep, which will be divided an sold fa lots to suit purchasers This property fs near the Navy Yard, and wear the residence of Mrs Spicers Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, 18 and 24 months, for noles bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust takeii Title indisputable. A. GREEN, nov 8-d (Organ) Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. EXECoTOR’s SiLE OF HOUSE AND Lot.+-The purchaser ata previous sale hav- ing failed tocomply with the terms of sale, the undersigned will sell by adthrrity of the last will and testament of kiizabeth China,de essed, lateof Washingtoncounty, inthe District of Co- lumbia, at public auction.to the highest bidder,eon the premises, on MONDAY, the 17th day of No- véribet: 1894, at o'clock p m, the House and Lot 6f the sald Aechived, f nein, part of Lot No 13, in Square 499, having a fro me on Sixth street of twenty seven feet; beginning for the same at the distance of fifty fect from the northwest co? ner of said square, and running south cf Sixth street twenty-seven feet; thence east one hundred feet ; thence north ten feet; thence west twenty- five feet; thence north seventeen feet ; and thence seventy fi-e feet to the place of beginning. The house is a goed frame dwelling, enclieed by a substantiel fe ce. Terms: One third cach; the residue in s!x, twelve, and eighicen mon-hs, wi h interest, to be secured on the premises by deed of trust. Terms of sale to be complied with in five days from the sale, or ihe executor reserves the right to resell, atthe risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on five days’ notice th ‘he National Intelligencer. RICHARD H. CLARK, kxecntor.. nov 8-2aw&ds A. GREEN, Auct’r By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANK STUCK AT AUCTION.—On MON- DAY, the 10th instant, I shall sell, atmy aue- tion rooms, corner of 7th and D streets, at 4 o’clock p.m .one hundred and twenty shares of Patriotic Bank Stock. A. GREEN, ‘Terms cash. Auctioneet. nov 4-td _/ FOURTH ANNUAL BALL oF THE President’s Mounted Guard. HE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEF OF THE President's Mounted Guard have the pleasure to announce to their numerons friends, the mi!i- tary and citizens generally, that they will have the honor of giving their FocrtTA ANNTAL BaLL at CAKUSI’S SALOON, on THURSDAY EVENING, November 13th, 156 ‘The Committee assure the public that 411 their airangements are complete and ae and that tbey are prepared to surpass all their previous efforts to make this the most pleasant and agreea- ble entertzinment ever ctven by the corps. Esputa’s celebrated military and cotillon band has been engaged to delight those who trip iton the light fantastic toe The Ball will be opened with a grand prome- nide at 9 o'clock, the band peiforming the Presi- dent’s Mounted Guard Quickstep, composed and arranged by Professor ksputa expressly for this oceasicn and dedicated to Capt Jos Peck. Executive Committee Capt Peck, Lieut Flint, Lieut Teel, Lient Owen, Serg’t McCutchen, Serg’t King, Corp Sanderson, W Cannon. Committes on Refreshments. Lieut Owen, Serg’t Seliz, Corp Jones, JT Bssex. Committee of Reception Ensign J © Peck, ate Duhamel, Serg’t Hayward, Qr Master Evans, Serg’t Norr, Corp Augusterfer, Corp Bein, Serg’t Hamilton, A Koblayer, RJ Clements, AN Clements, JW Cruitt, M A Dubois, J F Hodgson, DA Harrover, H Hurley, FA Lata, R Laskey, W H Langley, J Murphy, A Schwartz, W Sauter, Chas Thema, Wm Thoma, Sem Turner, G W Wall, Wm Wilsen, Ches Wise, Johu Yeabower, P May, E J Fisher. Munagers —(Honorary Members ) W D Wallach, J copes, , John Pettibone, John 3 Finch. + Clark Mills, J&Krent, ~ Richard Wallach, T Berry JW Kelly, Henry Ottertack, W_B Topping, L Pumphrey, John Tretler, Joseph Heard, Jacob Ashe, Chas Miller, Jos Hamblin, HE Orr, P O Donobue, B H Sothoron, W H Birch, JS Robinsen, Wm Teel, G W Hinton, John Alexander, Jas Thompson, S P Hoover, Samuel O’Brien Supper and refreshments will be furnished by 6 _E D’ivernois. Tickets tan be procnred from any member of the Kxecutive Committee nov 6-6t Claim, Bounty Land, Pension, Property and GENERAL COLLECTION AGENCY, No 424 Penn. avenue, north side. near4ig street, over Duval § Brothers, Washington, D.C. (eas AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT / prosecuted before the Departments, adjusted end settled. House and Grourd Rents, Merchants’ and Traders’ bills, and accounts of all kinds, whether local or from a distance, promptly a'tended to. Books of arcounts in business posted and writ- ten up. and the estates of insolvent and deceased persors balanced, with balance sheet rdjusted and settled. REFERENCES. , Chas B Calvert, sq Geo. S. Gideon, Erq. Geo & T. Parker & Co. Rev. A G. Carothers, George W. Riggs, Esq. Taylor & Maury, Jos H. Bradley, Erq of Washington. And Col. John 8. Gittings, of Baltimore. JOHN W. WELLS, No. 43% Penn. avenue, over Duvall & Bro ’s, nov 6 eolm Washington D.C. W. G. METZEROTT, (Successor To GrorGe Hitsrs.) Whelesule «gent for the Southeru states ef Raven & Bacon's CELEBRATED PIANOS, AS ALWAYS ON HAND THE LARGEST stock of PIANOS from $175 up to $1.0 0. MELODEONS from $15 to $ GUITARS, VIOLINS, BRASS INSTRU MENTS, FLUTES, BANJOES, ACCORD- EONS, and SHEET MUSIC, cheaper than in any house south of New York. Music published and received every day Pianos for rent nov 4-tr v0 THE LADIES. WE HAVE JUST OPENED <a Sy fashionable assertment of Velvetand coe WINTER BONNETS. Also, a new style of Hair Dresses and Flowers just re- ceived from Paris; aod all other articles in the Millinery line. C. PRIBRAM & CO., Pa. ave., bet. 10th and I1th sts , south side. Bi E HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IN- voice of New York BONNETS; and, with our former supply, we can show; as rich an Lontlassir estan bes one in City. Please call and examin mee! GEV. H. CASSIDAY & CO oct 31 Successors to A. Tate, 314 Pa. av PHYSICIANS’ PRESCKIPTIONS ROPERLY COMPOUNDED AT ALL hours, day and night, at $8. B WAITE’s Drug and Prescription Store, No. 528 7th street, opposite the Patriotic Bank. oc 16-1m FRESH OYSTERS. E SUBSCRIBER KESPECTFULLY IN- forms his friends and the public that he has opened ay establishmen: at the corner of Cand Rapes! boat the rear of the Nation: Vo an is now prepared to famnish FRESH OYSTERS to all wishing to purchase those delicious bivalves at moderate prices. A HOOVER. nov 5-4t# MILLINERY. MRS.M A PEERE WILL OPEN Thursday, November6th,a hand ‘some assortment of Winter Milline- her show rooms over Getting’s Fane if of Sno avenue, between 8th and ats, nov 3-iw® -O2 MONDAY MORNIN ' Fob Guard and Vest Che , nev ?-td AUCTION SALBS. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. By WALL, BARNARD & CO., Avetioneers. EREMPTURY SALE OF NEARLY new and well-kept Furniture at Aection ovember 10. w o’cl0>s, we will sell, at the residence of M_ 8. Roberts, (who is about to leave for urope,) No. 83 Loutsiana avenue, between 9b and 10th street a neat assortment ef Household Furniture an: Ritchen Requisites, consisting in pert of— Mahogany tete-a tete Sofa and Chairs Marbie top centre and side Tables enclosed Washstand, Card Table Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, do Rocker Cane- seat Chairs and Rocker Two French-piate g{lt-frame Mirrors ‘Three-ply, ingrain, and stair Carpets, Ofl Cloths Window Shedes, i Cornices Parior Stove, Kitchen Bedstead, Feather Bed, and Hedd With many other articles in the ! Miciekee in, line unnecessary to mention se Terms at sale WALL, BARNARD & CU., Anctioneers. By A, GREEN, Auctioneer. | bpoouns BOOKS Seer Thousand Vel- Sor 6-13 umes ef New Heoks sell at my store, corner o! eets, th FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and MONDAY, con mencing at 7 o'clock, a fine coilection of «an Books inthe diffieat branches of Mtefatore amfng which are the works of Goldsinith, f* ving, Scot!, Lemb, Hunt, Addison, &e Aiso, afine lof 7 Family Bibles, Gold Pens, Pencils, &c ‘The Booksare arranged for examination during the day. nov 7-3t A. GREEN, Auctioaerr By WALL. BARNARD & CU , Auctioneers. EX EMPTORY SALE OF SIXTY- eight Gold and Silver Watches, Gold 4, Gold and Sil- yer Pencils, Gold Breast Pins, Earring. &c. at PaStic Atction.—On TUESDAY MURN- ING, November Lith, at 10 o’clock, we will sell, atour auction rooin}, one ofthe finest assortments of Gold and Silver Watches, ac, allof which are In complete running order, and will positively be sold without reserve, viz: 36 Fine Gold Guntiog Case Watches 20 do Open-face Detached Lever Watches 18 Silver-case Hunting end Open-face and plain Watches Gold Fob Guard and Vest Chains (fine) Do Breas'pins, Serene and Fing rRings. Together with several pieces of fine Gold Jew- elry essorted of the finest quality. ‘ierms: $39 and under cash; over 830, 60 and 90 deys credit, for satisfactory endorsed notes, bearing interest. WALL, BARNARD & CO Anctioneers By 749%. ©. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. EREMPTORY SALE OF V Building Lot on 4t> street, between L and ™ streets.—-On TUERSPAY AFTER- NOON, November Ii, at 4 o’clock, of the prem- ises, I shall part of Lot No, :1, in square No §*4, fronting 20 feet on Sth street west, between L and M strects north, running back 120 feet to a 30 feet alley. Termes One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 months, with Intezest, secured pva deed of trust. 4A8. C. McGUIRE, nov7d Auctioneer By JAS, C. McGUIRE, Anetfoncer AUGNIFICENT GHANDY GKAND Pizzo Forte, He-set Wnd Carria; Paris made Cabintt Farnitu plate-Mirrors. superb Frenc® © brecatelle and damask Curtoim Chandelier: andsome velvet ard Brussels Carpets, silver and French China Table Service, Glass Ware, &c.—On TUESDAY MORN November !Sth, a! 10 o’clock, at the residence Is Excellency, J. Y. De Osma, (Peruvian Minister,}on in@fana avenue, between dd and 44 stree's, I shai! sedi ail his elegant Fur niture and Household biects, (which were fur- nished to order from Paris acd hate been in use but a few months,) comprising— Magnificent Kot»ewood Grerd Fiano, Erard’s, at a cost of $1,200 Suite of solid Rosewood Pi Furniture, fin- ished in rich crimson brocatelle, consisting of two French Sofas, two arm and twelve stuffed-back parlor chairs Sulte of Rece.tion Kocm Furniture, finished in blue silk damask, consisting of sofa, arm, and side chairs, curtains and carpets to match Suite of oak Parlor Furniture, fnished ia crim- son old silk damask, consisting of French sofa, two arm and four side chairs, curtains and carpets to match Suite of solid Rosewood Dining-room Furniture, covered with heavy silk reps, with curtains o1 the same material. Suite of mabogany Chamber Furniture. finished in French damask, consisting of Sofa, Turk- ish easy chalrs, recker, and side chairs Two splendid French plate Mantel mijrors, in heavily carved gilt frames Elegant Kosewood Mirror, back Etagezes Solid Rosewood C- ntre and Pier Table from t Tables, with marble tops ix light Gilt Chandeliers One saperior English dining-room Chandelier Suite of f. son Brocatelle Curtains, lined thre ith white silk, with lace cur tains, cotnice, &c Superior Erglish veivet end Brussels Carpets, Oiletoth, Rugs Elegant French plate Mirror Front Wardrobes Marble top Dressing Cabinets, Washstands siizabethian and French Bedsteads Handsome tull giit iron Bedsteads, with canopy and curtains Superior: Shuck and Hair Mattress-s sters ard Pilloy Blankets, Comforts. &c perior mahogany Secretary and Bookcase slegant oak Escriioire, Writing Desk Superior morocco covered Arm and Side Chairs Fine mahogany Marble-top Sideboard Solid mahogany Extension Dinning Tabie 3 French China Dinner and Dessert Ser- Silver-plated_ ‘Table Cutlery, Covered Diskes, Castors, Coasters, Trays, Baskets Rich Cut Glass Ware, Fire Jrons Oak Hall Set, Brussels Stair Carpets Refrigerator, copper Cooking Utensils, &c. alLso— At{o’clock, in front of the residence— One very handsome new Family Carriage, built to order, by Lawrence, New York One superior French Coupee Two sets of silver plated Carriage Harness Saddles, Robes, Covers, Whips, &c ALSo— At the same tim>, (if not disposed cfat private sale before)— A splendid pair of large bay Carriage Horses, of fine style and action. and superior travellers. ‘Serms: $50 and under cash ; over that sum a credit of sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing rest P. The house will pen on Monday. 17th Instant. from 10 to 5 o’clock nevi7-d JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct By WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers AKGE AND EXTENSIVE SYoOCK oF &legant Fancy Goods. Plated Ware, &c., at Auction.—On WEDNESDAY next, 12 Inst , We will sel, zt 32 o'clock M, at the store of Messrs T. Galligan & Co , under Browns’ Hotel, their entire stock of elegent Fancy Goods, Plated Ware, Work boxes, Perfumery, Articles for the Totlet, Jewelry, &c. We name in part— Rosewood and mahogeny inlaid Work-boxes Rosewood and mahogany Writing Desks Rosewood and mahogany bound and inleid Dres- sing Cases Rosewoos and mahogany Perfumery Stands, Ci- gar Cases . Papier mache, pearl and inlaid Stands Papier mache pear! Cabinets, very elegant Papier mache Desks, Boxes, and Cases Papier mache Portfolios and Inkstaads Pearl, ivory, and silver Card Cases, plain,carved and inlaid Ivory, pear , and satin-wood back Hatr Brushes Ivory, buffalo, and shell dressing tack and side ‘Combs ° Ivory, buffalo, fine Combs. tery large stock ard of superior quality Elegant cut glass Bohemian Vases Etegant cut-glass Perfumes Elegant China, zit, and Dresden Va-es Parian Pitchers, Vases, and Ornamen‘s Bronze Statuetts, do Candelabras Coe wie gold, silver, ivory, shell, and agate eads Ladies’ riding Whips, beautifa! Fine Rodgers & Sou’s Pocket Cutlery Razors, Bowie Knives, and t cissors Lubin’s Extrects, Farina Cologne, Lavender, Orange Flowers and other Perfameries Rosewood framed toilet and hand Glasses Fine geid Breasipins, Finger Rings, Bracelets Studs, Keys, Chains, &c Large assortment of English and American Pated wi ‘are Cake Baskets, Vegetable Disher, Covers, Wai- ters, and Castors Crumb Scrapers, Spoons, and Forks Tea and Coffee Sets Marble, bronze, papier mache Clocks Uil Paintings, Prints, &e. Also, the glass Cases, which are of the best plate glass, frames, Counters, &e. This stock is the ‘est and finest stock of such Goods ever offered in Washi , and will posi- tively be sold to the highest b: #aletocon- Gpacevery day and evening until all is disposed Terms: All sums of and under $25 cash; over that amount a credit of 60 and 90 days, for no.es satisfactorily cod erved bones seg ar nov5-ts WALA AE Auctioneers EW FRUIT! NEW FRUIT! dl ena New Figs and Raisins, for mt} BING & BUROBELL. TELEGRAPH NEWS. PROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH. Financial Affairs of the Bank of England It is stated by the European Times, in their money article. that a comparison of the fig ures of the jast return of the Bank of Eng- land with the previous return showed s de- crease in bullion of nearly £380,000, inetead of an increase as stated. . The Gale on the Lakes sweGo, Nov 7 —The property lost in the recent gale on Labo Gatente is pee a will reach $150,000. Twenty to thirty vessels have received more or less damage. The brig Sampson and the schooner Forwarder are ashore below Port Ontario, and a Lake Hu- ron schooner at Wolfe Island. Rew York Markets. Naw Yous, Nov & —Flour ix steady; sales cf 14.800 bbis ; State $6 25a$6 50, Southern is easier at S7a$7 45 ; Wheat is quiet; white $1 72, red $1 520$1 5S. Corn is awkward, the market is nearly Saro sales of 2,000 bushels. . Pork is buoyant at $20 for mess. Beef ‘« steady and unchanged. Lard is dull andicw- er, sales at 12d. Whisky is steady at 342 for Ohio. Financial. New Yor«, Nov. 8.—Stocks are active Chicago and Rock Island Railroad 93; Cum berlaud Coal Company 172; Illinois C bonds 951; Michigan Southern 913; Ne Central 343; Pexusylyania Coal Company 95; Keading 7h; Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail road 75; Canton Company 214: Missouri 6's Sos. Sterling exchange ‘s dull at 109. —_—_———___ GLORGSIOWN CORKESPONDENCE Groncitown, Nov. 8 1856 Both brauches of our City Councils were ix session test night. A message was received from the Mayo: closing the account of Dickson Gordon & Co for fael furnished the corporation ; referred A bill passed both Beards providing for the improvement of the footway on Fayetio atreet betwoen Prospect and First streets A bil! providing for lighting the streets with gas parsed the Aldermen, and was referred in the Council The Pot! Tax and Suffrage bill was thén called up. . Mr. English asked for and received permis- sion to defend himeelf sgainst certain charges contained in ® message of the Mayor, trans- mitted to the two Board« during the absence of Mr. EK. sometime in August Mr E spoke at some length, asserting the charges of the Mayor to be untrue, and suetaining his posi- tion by documentary and otber testimony He also asserted that the Mayor alone was to blame for the want of a provision in the bil fir the submission of the subject to the voters of the town before it goes into operation At the close of Mr English s remarks, and after come little consultation among the mem- bers, the whole subject wes referred to a epe- cial committec, consisting of R R. Crawford, S. Cropley and J Orme. - Both Boards adjourned until next Friday evening Something necessary for everybody to know viz: That at the new firm of our friends. Getty & Williams every discription of groceries can be had at New York and Baltimore wholesale prises Store near the corner of High and Water streets. And that Mrs. Clark and Mis- McDonald will open to-day the most magnif- cent assortment of seasonable millinery ever offered to the ladies of Georgetown. Sbow rooms south side of Bridge street near post office: Quite an uproar was raised about ouretreets last night by a multitude of young political scions who, we think, would have been much better engaged had they been at home in bed. Several of these young hopefuls were armed with pistols, which they several times fired off. The offerings of beef cattle at Drovers Rest yesterday amounted to 1.100 bead, 400 of which was pttrebased by District butchers at $2 50483 624 on the hoof, equal to $5a85.27 The remaining 709 bead was driven vn net to Baltimore. Sheep$2«$2 50 Hogs $8 $200 REWAKD.—RAN AWAY FROM ? the xubseriber, on the evening of the ist instam:.a NEGRO WOMAN, belonging to the estate of Bits. Sophia Perrie, (deceased,) named CORNESAA DIGGS about twenty-five years of ege, five feet tea inches high, of a bright mulatto color, and is a very we'l made womad i will give the we rewsrd if taken in the District, or State of Maryland, er $300 if taken a -slaveholding State, and secured so that I can get her again G.A WATERS, nov 3-tf Administrator, W. A OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER Mit. LINERY. THE SUBSCRIBER OPENS TO- day the largest and handsomest as sortment of Winter Millinery be bas ever offered to the pxblic. Inrliding the very best and letest styles of Freneh Hats Head Dres- ses, Ribbons, Trimings, Embroideries, &c , all of which will be sold at prices that mart please the best judges of goods The Ladies are respectfully invited to call y and get bargsins M. WILLIAN, Centre Market Space, bet. 7th and 8th ets oc 31-lwkeolw LATED WAKE—LATEST STYLE.— M.W GALT & BRO. offera splendid os sortment of the very best PLATED WARK, con sisting of— Extre heavy plain ard chased Tea Sets Urns, Kettles, Watters. Castors, Cake Barkets Communicn Services. Card Trays, &c Also, Albata Spoons, Forks, Ladles, &c , of very superior quality, warranted. i M. W. GALT & BRO , Jewellers, nov 3-6t 321 Pa. av., bet. 8th and 1th sts CABINET FURNITURE. E.2 WIGHT, MANUFACTURER AND dealer, reepectfully invites attention to bis stock of Sofas, Bureavs, Wardrob-s, Book- cases, Bedsteads, Chairs, &c , ot superb style and finish. Iron Bedstead« and Iron Wares of great variety. Mat resses, Bed Cov- ers manufactured to order. He would cail the atication of House keepers to his supply of Chamber Sets. Everything the Hou-e-farnishing line con stantly on band, and —— to wear well. For lowest cas! ices sale at the P om WIGHT, No. 57 La ave., bet 6thand 7th sts MAS. BOPP & CO., FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKERS. EG LEAVE TO INFORM THR LADIES of Washington, that they have opened a Dress- making Establishment at No. 509 1!th street. 3 doors below Hilbus’s Music Store Dresses wi!l be made in the latest French style, and at the most reasonale prices. All kinds of patterns for Mantilias contantly on hand, and king and Silk Washing doneat thalowesrt prices. novi-lm INE BED BLANKETS, FLANNELS, 4 Sheetings now in store: 30 = Bed kets in medium to extre fine quality 50 hiteand colored F lannelsat all prices 5 eg her of that extra 4-4 shaker Flannels 20 dozen}white and colored Counterpanes, seme extra la Table Napkins and Towels, $1,25 to 30 dozen 20 ne-4,8 4,10 4,and 12-4 Cotton Shestings 15 do superfine Table Damasks, some extra oe pieces Bea Comforts, which we bad made to 100 pisces ot superior Irish Linens from 25 cents 300) pieces superior Bleached and Brown Cotton Sheetings Cottons from 10 to 18 cents per yard, many of them made expressly fer our sales. and as @ —— of their extra quality, we have Hi nov I- our Names and No. stamped on each piece nted to prove as repre- rebeied ed parcsuceseutie! to examine stock COLLEY & SEAR6, 00 30-ec2w 523 7th st., § doors N. PR. ave. HAVE Gust RECEIVED A LARGE As- ‘sold low, and warranted togo well. Those Ft would ¢o well to give mea o sell aga n 7 s : CHILDRENS’ BONNETS. 7 HAVE RECEIVED THIS MORNING a farther supply of Honey Comb NETS for children, of pout GEO. H CASSIDY & CO oc 31 Successor to A Tate, 3 4 Penn. rw cata SS OTICE.—DR. J. B. GIBBS WILL PE absent from the city, on business, until +b at the 15th November. 00 96-e0rf