Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1856, Page 3

EVENING STAR|sxeticancinay a) Suidlyy | Avowow sata | avomiow aaums | SPLEOE EWE STAR. “Jon Paixtixe —Oar patrons and the public are reminded that we'are prepared to have their orders for Job Printing of every deserip- tion executed at the shortest notice, for the lowest prices and in the best and most satis- factory manner. All wanting such work done cannot do better than to apply directly at the counter of the Star office. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Comox Couxert Procezpinos —The Board met at the usual hour on Monday night jes, from claims committee, report- @ relief of B F. Beers; passed A bill for the relief of Aun Smoot was also The committee was dis: from the con- sideration of the petition of . Wilhams. A = from the a report from the Commissioners of the Northern Market in relation to the improve- ment of that anes was referred to improve- ments The laid before the Board an invita- tion to attend the funeral of Gen. John H. Eaton, deceased ; which was Mr. Jefferson introduced a bill autborizin, the curb stones to be set and the footway pa on the south side of market square ; pasred. — Lloyd introduced a bill to amend the lating the Fire Department, which was peace emer to committee on the fire depart- ment, and ordered to be printed. Mr. Baldwin introduced a bill authorizi the construction of two stench traps, whie! was referred to the improvements committee, with instructions to report a bill in relation to the subject generally. A bill frem the Aldermen, amendatory of an act te ir L street south, was referred to the improvements committee A bill from the same Board, for gravelling F street north, was referred to the same com- mittee. Joint resolution in reference to work on the = wall was passed. ir. Bohlayer introduced a bill to provide for rae improvement of First street east, from B to D streets south; passed. The special order, a bill prescribing the duties and salaries of Surveyor and Assistant Surveyor, and for other pur, |, was taken ap and, by general consent, laid on the table. Mr Walker, from the improvements com- mittee, reported a bill in relation to a market- house in Centre Market Space, with an amend ment. Mr. Jefferson moved to amend by changing the location to Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and Eleventh streets west ; lost. Mr. Heneely moved to Isy the bill onthe table; Mr. Lioya moved to amend by appropriat- ing a sum not exceeding $3,000 [ Mr. Jefferson, from the conference commit- tee on the appropriation bill, reported that the committee on the part of the Aldermen had agreed to recommend to that Board to re- cede from their amendments; the action of the committee was concurred in | The question being ou the amendment of Mr. Livyd to the market-house bill, it was ado) The bill was then ed. Mr. Walker, from improvements committee, reported a bill to sone ee the improvement of the Northern mar! Mr. Abert introduce Bit toereet a shed at the west end of the West market; passed. The resolution in relation to the address of the citizens of Wakefield was taken up and adopted. r. Turton offered a reaolution asking the Mayor for information relative to certain sew- ers; adopted. Mr. Walker, from improvements committee. reported a bill to extend tho grading of First street east to C street north; passed. Also, a bill to supply a deficiency in the appropria- = for = and graveling Fourth street "Tie Booed’ then adjourned. Tus Posiic ScHoors.—The following is an abstract of the reports of the Teachers of the Public Schoois for the month of October : Forst Distriee—Number of pupils on the firat day of the month, 489; admitted, 34; with- drawn, 44; suspended, 5 ; present every school day, 160; ‘number of pupils on the last day of the month, 474; aggregate attendanee, 9,17i+ days; aggregate absence, 1,136 days; total in school, 230 days; total time, 192 days; average attendance, 399 per cent ; pupils corporeally anished, 13; visits by Trustees of the district. i by Mr. Polk of the second Soret by Mir. Magruder of the second district, 1; by Dr. C. W. Davis of the third district, 7; by. the See- retary of the Board, 9; children waiting ad- mission, 4. The mos regular attendance was in Miss M. P. Middleton’s school, 39 out of 44 having been present every school day; the most irregular in Miss A. V. Bates’s, only 7 out of 47 having made every school day; the least time was lost in Miss M. J. Ritchie’s—4 per cent.; the highest average attendance was in Miss J. M. ‘bompson’s—40 9-23; average at- tendance to each teacher, 47; time lost by ab- ayor transmit- senee Sai ep ilz in all the schools, 12 per cent. Seco: estrict—Number of pupils on the first day of the month, 651; admitted, 40; with- drawn, 29; suspended, 5; present every school day, 245; number of pupils on the last da ay of the month, 645; aggregate attendance, 13 2544 days; aggregate absence, 1,266 days; gotal in school, 250 days; total time, 244 peret ; average attendanee, 554 days; pupils corporeally pun- ished, visits by trastees of the district ie by Mr. nson of the first district, 1; b. C. W. Davis of the third district, 5; by ne. Pendleton of the third di ct, 4; by the See- retary of the Board, 3; children waiting ad- mission, 27. Primary school No. 3 was closed ene day on account of teacher being sick, and one day because there was no fire; primary sebvol No. 4, senior department, waa slosed one day to arrange new furniture; the junior de artment was also closed one day from the #ame cause. The most regular attendance was io Miss Lucy H Kandolph's school, 39 out of 56 having been present every school day; the mest irregular in Mr. T M. Wilson’s, only 11 out of 56 haying made every school day; the least time was lost in Mrs. Myer’s—4 percent, the highest average attendance was in Miss Ward 's—6v 9-23; there are 64 pupils in this sobool; average attendance to each teacher, 5859; time lost by absence of pupils, 9 per cent Third District—Number of pupils on the first day of the month, 630; admitted, 23; with drawn, 20; suspended, 12; ‘transferred, 5 5 pres ent every school day, 217; number ys pupils on the last day of the month, 639; aggregate at- tendance, 14 3104 da: aggregate absence. 1,610¢ } days; total in ool, 2744 days; total time, 241 days; average attendance. 578 days; — corporeally punished, 3: ‘its by Trus- tees of the district and Secretar 183; children waiting admission, 156. Une day was lost in male primary school in arranging furniture, and « balf day in primary No. by sudden illness of teacher. The most regular attend- ance was in Miss Elvana’ school; the most ir regularin Mr McCathran’ 8; the least time was lost in Mr. Fells’, Miss Miriek’ 8, and Mr. Henshaw's—7 per cent. in each; the highest average attendance was in Miss Elvans’— pated bee! are 66 — in this school; a attendance to each teacher, 5 2; time lost by absence of pupils, 11 per on Fourth District gh f a air upils on the first day of the month, 369; pot 8; with- drawn, 14; suspended, 4; — every sehoc! day, 162; number of pupils on the last day of the month, 364; a regate attendance, 7 561e days ; aggregate absence, 5864 days ; total i in i, 135 ba oe time 121 per ct ; age adance. ir et.; punished, 13; wae iy pupils corpareal'y | trict, 9; by Drct W ‘avis of the third dis- trict, 1; by Prof AG. Pendleton of the thi district’ 2; by the Seeretary of the Board 6; children waiting admission, 133. The wost re, ular attendance was in Miss Milburn 8 school, 39 out of 50 having been Present every sebool- day; also, the least time lost was in this school— 4 percent ; he most irreguiar in Mr. Thomp- | ¢ son's school ; there was am three days lost in this school from various causes. The highest average attendance wasin Mr Edson sschool— 63; there are 67 pupils in thig school ; aver- age attendance to each pee Nes. . iFfabecnce ape : time lost ummary —Whole numb ra Girst of the month, 2,159 ee transferred, 5; suspended, 9; admitted, 110; corporeally pu ished. 96; number on the last day of the ere 2170, total attendance, total absence, 4,599 days; total Bowery nny ; Visits ‘rustees and Secretary, 315; chil- dren waiting for remeate rhern Bis ape smd ‘was 3 per cent. ; the charac- whieh the ; the total number of days ee was 1,374 days, leaving from all other causes. A Battiwore Mercaanr Taxes In anv Dork har Wasuinaton Mary py THE Veet sPIRAcY.—' have got a crooke crim. con ease ia Boeton, See —- mongers, are making m of it, in cab cuban the metropolis As told in Lath Northern papers, the story is about as fol- Me aon New York gentleman marries a young Baltimore lady about a vet bei ago, and last fall they take a Seoree abode in Lowell. A Bal- timore merchant, an old acquaintance of the bride, soon afterward makes his a) ance, and is very attentive to the lady and her hus- band. One evening, when the party were in @ fashionable saloon, the husband is called = for a aay time, “and during his absence elopem: neh sic between the lady saa her fi Person in an adjoining al- cove overhear’ the arrangement, and sends the husband an anonymous letter of warnin, The busband keeps a sharp look out; an last Wednesday, discovers that the wife had tel hed to the merchant, agreeing to meet him in Boston at 3 o’clock that i day The husband immediat informs his wife that he is going ‘‘ Down East;’’ and, coming to Boston, awaits anxiously the arrival of the train from Lowell. “On its arrival, the lady is mot by the mer- chant, and the twain get into a carriage and drive to the American House, the husband following in another carria; The husbdnd then goes to a lawyer, and at midnight, in company with his lawyer and a deputy sheriff, proceeds to the American House and surprises the coupli their room A stormy time en- sues, but the matter is finally settled, the hus- band taking $5,000 from the merchant and agreeing to take his wife again. It turns out now, however, that the ‘ injured husband ’— the ‘New York gentleman’ referred to—is (alleged to be) a fellow named Harris, former- ly publisher of a flash = in New York called the ‘Broadway Belle,’ and that his wife is (alleged to be)a noted pro: te. Tie Baltimore gentleman, whose name is Tiffany, on making this discovery, entered a complaint against the parties, and the guilty pair were both arrested on Mon mnday to answer the charge of conspiracy to obtain money. ‘** Mary,’ the heroine of this vulgar affair, is quite an artist in herway. She is dee- cribed as being a small, tender, lady-like little body, with qualities equal to any emotion— from the deepest and most touching sorrow to the grandest fascination—every quirk com- plete; every muscle trained; every gesture studied ; the eyes now emittin sparks to in- dicate sensibility to shame which she never felt ; and then softened to griet’s lowest and humblest measure. The oldest disciple of Dogberry could not withstand her tears.’’ So say the Northern papers Now, if any of ourreaders have @ curiosity to know who this ‘‘Mr. and Mrs. Harris’’ are, and their antecedents, they have only to refer to the columns of the daily Star of the month of April, 1855, where Mirgaret A Marris, (Hut- ton) ‘‘ No. 175 D sireet,’’ figures in a card, in which she gives the details of a personal ‘al tereation, or rather a series of them, with her brother, J. W. Hutton, (a table citizen, as all the rest of her family here are,) and states that her husband. who was mixed up in the affair, was formerly editor and pro- prietor of the Broadway Belle in New York city. The brother replied tothe card, and the controversy created good deal of gossip at the time. Mr. and Mrs. Harris then proclaimed their purpose to go to Europe, but it seems they rsued their travels in another direction. Their last speculation seems to have resulted in an unsatisfactory manner pecuniarily, as well as otherwise, since they were not only obliged to refund to the Baltimore merchant, but are in for some heavy lege! expenses. Nationa, Tagzatre.—We could only regret that a larger audience had not been present to enjoy the very masterly representation of the wily Cardinal Richelieu, by Mr. Booth, last night The performance was a thorough enjoyment to the appreciative number who had tie fortune to witness it To-night be appears as Hamlet, a part for which his rare mental and physica} endow- ments peculiarly adapt him. To-morrow ( hanksgiving) night, it will be seen a great bill is offered, including the tra- gedy ot “ The Apostate.”’ Crazy Woman.—About 11 o'clock last night, a well dressed young woman, sppereay de- ranged, was seen ranning about the streets in the Second Ward, and her conduct attracted the attentivn of numerous citizens as well as the watchmen. She was not noisy or violent, but appeared to be frightened; at intervals flitting from one point to another like a shad- ow. The watcnmen on that beat succeeded in overtaking her and finding out her resi- dence to which they carried her. Her de- rangement was thought to heve come from tke use of opium. Masor Tocuman anv THE WASHINGTON AND AvexanpRia Rattroap Comupany.—In the case before the circuit court at Alexandria of Major @ Tochman ws, The Washington and Alezandria Railroad Company, fora perpetual injunction, restraining said company from Tunning the cars over the track Jaid on the premises of Summer Hill Farm, the court kas ordered a survey of the route, and the turn- ike road through which the railroad has been aid Cuarce or Hansoring Runaway Suaves. This morning « man named Howard Brooks was examined before Justice Morsell at the guard house on charge of harboring the slave of Notley Moreland. A man named Uwens was also brought up on charge of being im- plicated in the same transaction. Two wit nesses were examined, and then the magis- trate in order to have a full investigation required the parties tu give security fur their appearance ata further hearing at his office. A Swinpix.—Bome pe rson or Ls have been going through thee 4 taking yp collec- tions in the name of the paki 4 re com pany. Weare assured by the president that the collection is unauthorized, and he desires persons who h: been imposed upon would call upon him and give bim what information they can tending to detect the parties. Tae Concert to gf Ales to-morrow night at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yurd, by the fe- male department of the Third district school promises to be a highly interesting affair. Tax Fosggaz of Hon. Jno. H. Eaton took — on yesterday, and was attended by the resident and cabinet, foreign ministers, and a large concourse of citizens. + Tue Ixavouration.—The Boston Times says that the Charlestown City Guard have about soventy-ve names enrolled for their excursion to Washington, on the 4th of March next. Aw ATTEMPT Was mi jast night to fire the house of Burgess, the ] known bill-sticker. Arrived, schr. Volant, and is discharging at Neale’s wharf. Warca Returns.—Wam. Calvert, fugitive slave; jail, Wm. Carr, do.; returned to his master MARRIED, On the 17th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Pyne MARCELLUS HOLEZMAN to MARY E POMEKOY, both of this cit be on eal Saiimore, Clipper nstant u THOMAS FRANCIS, Enay te 4 jn A of Joseph Bd) Smith, EN, 0 Miss LAVINIA | at Bryan, Esq , all of this DIED, On the 18th instant, aftera brief fi! E MUMPHY, aged 17 yeaty and d n= aaa The beter yy weer be eet pga on instant, af o'clock pea ont harday, oe the 1Sch instant, = bkwecca BU TT, after @ brief illness, intoN, Un the 13th feataet, Shinte yp soa of st one & Eliza E. ed 2 yearsand NER: » CORNER OF 9TH streets, having recently —— her to aceomi te persons pleseant Rooms at moderate rates Ginahie pottee the elles Ung Lae Oe and de- ; one square from the Patbat and Poat Odioes ble and transient boarders ‘an also be accommodated’ ae & arn ee ARDING—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS nov 19" tf ORE SRE Ss ctw 1) Way) od AUN ARDING—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board, can be obtained at No 459 10th eet west side, between E and F streets. NEW BOARDING-HOUSE.—-MRS. C. REYNOLDS bas taken the well known com- wodious ang bower on the southeast corner of ang cxloons avenue and 4 street, which is refitted and furnished. She bas rooms for raf (at different prices rina ca their location,) with or without board. All de- siring such accommodations will do well to call before locating themseiveselsewhere. nov tf Botee, » &¢ —M RS. BATES, ON THES. W of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street pared to accommodate gentiemen with room: or without board. effort will be made those comfortable who may favor her vik thelr patronage. Transient or table ene can be obtained ap6-tf For Sale and Rent. RK RENT.—A COMFORTABLE THREE story Brick Dwelling House, with gas, and back building, conveniently situated, near the southeast corner of the Capitol Square, cn Penn avenue. Inquire of DP A. WATTERSTON, No, 474 2d street, east Capito! Hill nov 19-eo3t* OMES FOR MEN WITH SMALL MEANS. ‘Two small Frame Dwellings. each two sto- ries high, with deep lots, situated on the south side of % ttreet between go h and Seventh streets. ‘They will be sold low. ¢ half the price will be required incesh. A beret time given on the pgp Poclaatd to PERRY & BROTHER, = il Stores,’’ west bullding, oppssite Cen- tre © Market nov 19—4t OR RENT.—A HANDSOME AND CON- venient House, situated on the south side of G street. two doors above 2ist. Also, a larce ard commod{ous House situated on the corner of G and 22d streets, which will be rented ata very low rent. Persons wishiag to see the above bou- ses can do so by calling at No. 138 @ street. above ‘Qist nov 19 3t* on 10 LET.—THE TWO NEW HOUSES ON Pierce street, between North Capitol and 1 t street, within a square of the rew Congresstonal Printing Office. Loa good and punctual tenant the rent will be made low. For terms apply to CHARLES THOMA, opposite the premises nov 18-tf OR RENT.—A PORTION OF A LARGE Dwelling, with gas fixtures, cistern, contain- ing front abd back parlors, kitzhen and basemant &c., on the first floor, and one room up stairs, on 4th ’ street, opposite Cty Hall, No 349 Ren; moderate” Inquire of 'T'. @LIOK, Penn avenve between 4 and 6th streets, No. 422 nov 18-t¢ ESTAURANT FOR KENT —THE GOOD WILL, STOCK, AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.—The proprietor wishing to engage in en- other branch of business, offers a bargain in tor above mentioned pre;erty. Persons in want of a fine stand for the Restaurant business will flad this one of the best in the city For further par- ticulars inquire oa the premises, No. 474 Penn avenue, north side. nov 18-5: ono MU ee ‘0 MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTHERS. —FOR RENT.—A Brick House with iE a rooms, handsomely furnished App'y ¢ 276 H street, near 18th. nov 18-4t OR RENT —A NEAT TWO STORY AND attic Frame House, with back building, siiu ated on 12th street, between K and L, containiny ten Rooms itis oceupted at preasent by 3 lady who will show the [sia es to any one who may wish to see them ‘or farther particulars ingutre of T. B GRIFFIN, Penn avenue,!No 314 Pos- session given Lat December. nov 17-31% URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —EN- quire on the premises, No. 295 Pennsylvania avenue, sees 9th and 10th streets, south side. nov WO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.—Houses No 48 and 530 Louisiana ave- nue, between 6th and 7ti streets. ‘The location is 2 desirable one. and offers a rare chance eo Toeatenent Termseasy Applytok. K N- DY. No. 128 Bridge street, Georgeiown, or No 46 Louisiana avenue, Washington nov 14 tf OR RENT.—A NEAT FRAME IIOUSE, pered throughout, aud coutaining 6 small Rooms erclusive of kitchen The houze is situ ated ina quiet, healthy neighborhood Posses- sion aves the Ist of December. r'orterms zprly on ¢] premises, No. 32) 9th street, or to MAPKRITER. hext to Odd Fellows? Wall 7th sireé}. poy 13 So* OR | RENT ‘OR LEASE — DWELLIN6- House 332, north side Penn avenue, between 9th and ith streets One of the finest locations in the elty for profefsional! or business men. To a ‘anes ‘al tenant the rent will b2 moderate. Ap- Bao Store, 44 Penn EAL ESTAT: 2 F Persons wishing to purchzse Real Estate in O# Lear St. Paul, in Minnesota Territory, or in or near Superior Cily, in Wisconsin, will do well to call at the Kirkwood Houseon ALLEN PI ERSE, of Minnesota. nov 7 tf JURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —MRS. G. Anderson has for rent alarge and hand- some Parior, with several Chambers, suitable for the accommodation of five or six gentlemen. A man servant will be kept in attendance Apply two doors from the Kirkwood House, Pennsyly nia avenue. OTICE —F OR REN T, AND PO: given on the first day of October next, tare of those five three story brick Dwelling Houses, fronting on Massachusetts avenue, between 6ih and 7th streets, occupied at present res pe tively onthe premisestoGHO.H. B WHITE & orto GHAS. H LANE, Gents Furnishing e, near 4) street. nov by Messrs. Sult, J. Kerj, and Thom: . Ba- den ‘Terins for cach : $300 anny nt to be paid monthiy. EDW. OWEN, 21h Penn, avenue. se 18-eotf SALE UK THAT DESIRA- wi Tesidense ou F stiect, between 2uth and 2st, for the last elyut years cecupted by the late 3M. Chubb, Ksq Posse sion yiven the Ist of Nowsaer next. (nquireof KIGGS & CU, n 12-cotf ue Store FOR REN r —ONEOF | 4 aE MOST \O desirable places of business on Pennsylvania avenue for remt, and fixtures forsale Apply at No. 244 Penn. aveaue, between the bours of 2 and 6 o’elock. au 8-eotf NUR SALE OR RENT—ONE OF THOSE large dwelliag Houses on C street, between Ist gnd 2d, coutalning Water, Gas, Furnace, Ranges, and aj! otber conveniences of a frstclass residence. The House will be sold a great bar- ain. Apply on the pene Or 18th street and ‘anal, of JNO. B. WARD. nov ia cosw _(intel& Union) OR SALE OR REN small place near Bladensburg Depot, con- taining about twenty acrescfland. The improve- ments are a small Cottage Dwelling, Carriage- house, Stable, &c ; well fenced and in a good state of cultivation’ The soil ix well adapted to the bad pe a a market garden and dairy Hn ly to Z. McKNEW, Congressional Glo! tice. nov 17-eo2w R SALE—A NUMBER OF FARMS, containing twenty acres and ors rds, or divided to sult purchasers, tituated In the Dis trict, Maryland, or Virginia. Also, some of the most desi able Property in this city, consisting of Dwelling Houses and va- cant Lots. Persons wishing to invest mon a the Metropolis of the Nation or vicinity do well to give meacall before purchasing. Per- vor having property to dispose of can have it n reasonable terms. Money profitsbly pene te on Real Estate securities, and loans negotiated. ApplytoZ W.McKNEW. General Agent, Meer io jonal Globe Office. nov \T-ecw OR RENT —THAT LARGE AND AIRY House on Penn avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, over A. Hoover & Son’s Shoe Store, suita- ble cote pies Boarding-House. it is now pees acomplete repair Possession given ately Inquire of A A. HOOVER & pry side of Penn avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. oc 30-tf FIRST-CLABS KESIDENCE IN LL lh ales ee Cc, FOR RENT.—. The subscriber offers for rent’her late residence at the corner of Fayette and Fourth streets, Georgetown, immediately opposite the Convent of the Visitation. This ts one of the la: tand best finished houses in the District of Columbia. heving all the modern improvements contained in the Srst-clgss houses of the Nortbern cities. There is attached a lange clstern in the yard, house, and stable several horses . mp of nee water in the immediate meta icy a and cee oa ing and neighb: a ecanion ait iyen n imamediately For further lars inquire next door to the Premises, of Mre ANNE R O'NEAL. oo4 AUCTION SALES. ————— By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. Henszs. (CARRIAGE, HARNESS ke., MO! — ING, Nene 22d, at 10% o’clock, I shall sel, in front of my store— One Substantial Geamaewe Carriage, made by*Payne, One n Ashe of excell Hamess One black Horse, ahot ais ine years old One pg ‘blooded’ sorrel Filey, 2 about four years Terms cash. v UTE nov 19-W&F Peay Aeencr, By Jas. c. . Me@UIRE, Auctioneer. ny\wo FRAME HOUSE ON ‘eet between L streetand New York avenue.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOUN November 2st, a hate on the premises, i shall sell parts’ of Lots Nos. 1 and §, in square No. 556 tne 15 feat on 3d street west, be- Poy north L street and New York avenue, run- Bee ack 70 feet to to New Jersey avenee, with a Sosnbeatd oS the side, together with the im- ovements, consisting of a two-story Frame jouse, containi. fourroo with kite! re ae cash ; aeumaioe in 6 and months. iT ‘satisfactoril secured. nov 19-4 JAS. C. MeGUIRE:, auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HiANpgome BUILDING LOT NEAR the Navy Yar. Auction.--On TUES- DAY, the25th instant, { shall sell, at 4% o’clock p.m , in frent of the "premises, Let No 32, in Fquare No. 877, having a front on 7th street east of 48 feet 3 inches, an running back toa wide alley 110 feet between E and G streets south, cor bls property i handsets near v idsomely loca! e old Gad Fellows Hall, Navy ry. yard a Biren ae cash i ry abe in6 and 12 »for notes bear! terest from day of sale. A seed oe and a deed of trust taken é nov J : A. GREEN, Auct’r By WALL, BAKNARD & «co, Auctioneers, cs NG@ OUT SALE OF THE BAL- @ Steck of Fancy Geods, Plated Ware, &c., at Auction.—-On F RIDAY MORNING, November 2ist instant, 11 o’cicck a,m.we will sel, at the store of Messts T. Galligan & Co , under Browns’ Hotel. the remain ing stock of Finc Gocds, Plated Ware, Work boxes, Articles for the Toilet, Jewelry, &c., con- slating of many Aer valuabie articles re- unsold, 2: which w! be sold without reserve. oe iin ialattention cf persons in want of such rticles are respectfully invited to attend the sale "Terms: All sums cf and under $25, cash; over tbat amount a credit of 60 and 90 days, for noes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing tnterest WALL, BARNARD & CO. Auctionec Ts _how 19- By a GRE N, Auctioneer A oe SALE OF KEAL ESTATE. virtue of = deed of trust bearing date Ba ae Januery, 158, 2nd recorded in Liver JAS, No. 111, folios 42i, et seq , amony the land records of Washi ten county, ia the Dis- triectof Columbia, the 1h wel) MONDAY, the 18th day of Dinos bee 356. om 1856. the {ke pasaniets, at 4 o'clock In the afterncon, to the bidder, at public auction, ailthat piece or garere of ground si mated in the city of Washing in said District, and known and distinguish- ed upon the ground plan or plat of said city aa tart of ot No. 4, intquare No. +61, and bound- ed as follow: : commencing at the southeast cor- ner or said tot No 4; thence northwardly, zlong the dividing line between said lot No 4and To! aumbered 3, to a public alley; thence along west wardly seventeen feet; thence south wardly on a line paratlel with the s2id dividing line to south C street seventeen feet to the pizce of beginring, with the improvements thereon, which a:e a good two-story Frame House. This property fronts on south C, between 13th and 13 streets west ‘Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 months, for which the parchaser’s notes will be faken, Bearing interest from the day of sale, and alien on the premises If the terms of sule be not complied with with- in three days from the day of sale the premises will be resold, on five days pubiie notice, at the rive and cost of the purenaser Al! conveyances at the respi: cost. c ". ‘Lrust e. nov 19-eod&ds ORE N, Auct’r LACK TEA.—ANOTHER LOT OF OUR standard BLACK TEA Is now being received. This Tea bears a reputation unsurpassed ty ald ever offered in this city Price 50 cents pound. We heve also, a variety of lower of Teas, and at much lower prices. KING & BURCHELL, nov 18 cor. Vermon enue and 15th ‘st. OTICE.—THE UND RSIGNED, BEING the Sole Agent cf tae Government Printer for the disposition of all waste, damrged, or surplus Papers emaneting from the Government printing oifices and binder:es, | hereby caution all persons from purchasing such from auy one else, as upon any further Rpewienes of such fact, such persons (buyer ani sellers) shall be proseciited to the full extent of the Jaw. All such papers as damaged. (white and printed,) s -rplus documents, wrap- € ,can be found at my store on D street, near 7th, the vai es Place for the sale of them WARD TOWERS, nov is-lw ‘Agent. Nor ts SEREBY GIVEN TO ALL tradesmen In t, ts city who have been in the habit of purchasing waste or otber Paj from employees or cthers connected with effher the Senate or Heuse printing Ottices, that if hereafter any such purchases are made’ from an perly otner than Eowako Towens, who {s the sole agent therefor, the parties so purchasing will be prosecuted to the extent of the law _ nev 18- lwo Cc. WE NDE! LL BE TAL SURGEON, R.B F.COSBY, PENN. AVENUE, BE- tween Sixth and’ Seventh ttreets, atthe place formerly occupied by Dr ‘RA Van Patten, bas just received a very large suppiy of articies pertaini y to dentistry and qaepetelly invites the bape togive hima call aving devoted his whole time to the pro- fession, he is perfectiv safe in declaring that re will give entire satisfaction in every case best professional references can be seen at his bor fice. SPLENDID FLOWERS AND “FEATH- ERS just opened atGEO H. CASSI- DY’S, successors to A. Tate, 314 Penns i vania avenu oe Ge ER Min 5 win MRS. M. A. BILLS, 3 Vv ®: »pened Winter Millinery, and will receive additions daily throughout “7 the season. The ladies of Washington and strang ers ere respectfully invited to call. No 285 Penn- sylvania avenue, south side, between Yih and Ith streets. nov 15 2w $200 KEWAKD.— -RKRAN AWAY FROM the subscriber, on the eveniug of the ist tastant,a NEGRO WOMAN, belonging to the estate of Mrs Sopbla Perrie, (deceased,) named CORNELIA DIGGS about twenty-five yeais of eve, five feet ten inches high of a bright mulatto color, and is a very we'! made woman i wilt give the above reward if taken tn the District, or State of Maryland, or $300 Sf takea a hoa slaveholding State, and secured so thet I can get her egain. G.A WATERS, nov 3-t tf Adininistrator, W. A. nov 12 (Marchvo* CHILDRENS’ BONNETS. HAVE RECEIVED THIS MORNING a further supply of Honey Com! BONNETS for children, of all colors an 5s. F) sizes GEO. H. CASSIDY & CO oc 31 Successor to A Tate, 314 Penn. ave TO THE LADIES. WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR fashionable assortment of Velvetand other WINTER BONNETS. Also, a new style of Hair Dresses and Flowers just re- ceived from Paris; and all other articles in the Millinery line. PRI8RAM & CU., Pa ave., bet. 10th and llth sts., south side oc 38-1m “BONNETS! BONNETS! BONNETS: . E HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IN- voice of New York BUNNETS; and, with our former supply, we can oa asrich un assortment as can be found in| the City Please call and examine GEO. H. CASSIDAY & CO. Successors to A. Tate, 314 Pa. ay. PUTATOES—PUTATUOES. UST RECEIVED FROM THE NORTH 200 bushels of IRISH POTATOES of super- jor quality, which | cffer low forcash. Also, a superior article of fresh — BUCKWHEAT of superior at prices to su! e oes Sarat as or SMITH, nov 13-lw* N. W. cor. of 10th and L sts, LADIES’ MERI ESTs. WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A FULL AS- sortment of Ladies Merino Vests in low and high are shart ad long sleeves; also, Misses 1s Merino Veets. eet W.EGAN & SON, 323 south side Pennsylvania avenue, Rov 17-3t [intel] _ bet. 6th and 7th strs UTICE.—I HEREBY FOREWARN ALL tsons from trusting g woman named ANN TYLER, who ba egarl ager ber per oct 31 as my wife She having left a and board, iE niger consider her as my W! pconanquensty will pay no of ber contracting ROBERT rie ee LER, (Colored.) nov 17-3t* OTICE.—-DR J B. GIBBS WILL BE absent from the city, on business, ae about the \5th November. 0c 25-e0tf AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. OKS, BOOKS, AT AUCTION. on WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant, at 7 o’clock Pm + at my auction room, corner of D and 7h streets, a lot of New and Seecnd-hand Clas. sical, Als and Mt Terms cash. nov 18-4 By JAS. Cc. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. N&4t. FRAME HOUSE AND LvT ON M street nerth, betw: 12th ard 13th streets west -On WEDNESDAY AFTER- NOON, November 19th, 1856, at 4 o'clock, cn the Premises, I shall sell part of Lot No 24, in subdi- vision of Square No , fronting 12 feet on north BM. between 12th and 13th stree s, with the im- ovements, ape ‘Two-story Frame mite with back iiding, contalabhg fn all apeeaile Possession Sod Terms: One-third cash; the residue in Gand 12 months, with Interest, 2 ratisfactoril secured. nov 15-4 JAS! C Mc6UIRE, Auct By WALL. BARNARD & CO us Boo! » Auctioneers. Pee, ba SALE OF NEW CAR- Buggies, Reckaways. &e., at Auction —On THURSDAY MOK vember 27th, NING, No- at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the Caniage Factory of Messrs” Hoeslup & Weeden, corner of Louisfana avenue and 9h street, their entire stock of Carriages, Buggies, and Rocka- ways, which are thelr own make, of the best materials and workmanship. We name— 2six-seat Carriages, handsomely mounted and lined, a first-rate article 2 four-seat Rockaways, light and strong Itwo do do, suitable for » physician Phweton, made for service in the very best manner, a beantifu! article. ‘The sale wil! be positive, as Messrs. Hasiup & Weeden have given up busiress, Terms: A credit of two, four, and six months, for notes a endorsed. bearing Interest WALL, BARNARD Pay nov 17 Auctioneers. By JAS, C.McGUIRE, Auctioneer. Qmaer AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY Seat on 7th street Plank Read. near the First Tollgate -On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November lith, at 4 o’clock, on the premises, | sball sell without reserve 34 acresof Land, front- ing on 7th street Plank R and the Mth street or Georgetown road. at the first Tol'yate, acd distant about one mile from the city, with the improve- ments, consisting of a new and comfortable Hcuse, containing ten rooms, with mapy desi.a ble conveniences for the accommodation of fam!- les during the summer season A pump of fine water at the kitchen door, a young orchard meron a fruit trees, a large bed of Zopetl or strawberries, together with handsome shrubbery and flowers. are on the place. 1 do The fa:ming Utexsilsand Housebold Furniture can be had on accommedating terms. ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; the reidue in 6, 12, and 18 months, with Interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises neviod JAS. C McGUIRE, Auct i> The above sale is postponed in c uence of the rain until WE: @ OON, at 3% o'clock. ji nov 17-d JAS.C. McGUIRE, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. | Dae ery HOUSE AND LOT AND Foun Building Lots at Auction.—On FRI- DAY, the Itu Instant, I shall sell, in front of the premises, ata o'clock p. m , west part of Lot 2, in Square No 996 having a front of 16 feet cn south K, between lith and 12th streets east, Tuaning back about 8 feet, with side a ley, with the improvements, which are a good Frome House, &c , &c Also the vatance of said Lot No. 2, which will be subdivided in lots to suit purchasers 23 fine building lots Also, all of Lot No. 13. in same square, baving a ak 12th street east, between I and K streri= south, atte te front of 47 feet by 97 fret deep, which will be divided and sold in lots to suit purchasers Thier property is nesr the Navy Yard, and near the residerce of Mrs. Spicers Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, 18 and 24 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken Title indisputable. A. GREEN, nov8-g (Organ) Auctioneer, i>" The above sale is postponed in conse- quence of the rain until FRIDAY, the 2ist inst . same hour. A. GREEN, Auctioneer. nov 15-ts WA. GREEN. ‘Auctioneer. Teste tram SALE OF A COMFORT- able Frame House and Let at Auction a virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the hth day of September, 125i, and recorded in i, ri.&4 8,No 83, folios 292, &c., one of the land records of W: eshington county. District of Columbia. the subscriber will sell at pub'ic auc tion, on the premises, cn MONDAY, the 2ith day of November, 1856, at 4 o’clock p m, all that piece or parcel, of ground situate and betag in the city cf Washington, and described as the centre or middle undivided one third part of Lot num- bered eight, (5) !n Square nurabered four bun- dued and ninety two, (492) now known as Lot P, in Bradley's subdivision of certain lots in sald square, together with the buildings and !mprove- ments belonging, consisting of a neat and conve- nient frame house, two gyories tn height, and built in a substanslai manner, Terms: One third cash; the residue in six, twelve and elgltcen months, by notes, secured by decd of trust on the premises, and bearing in- terest from the day of sale If the terms are not complied with within five days frov the day of sale, the property will be resold at the risk and expense of the purchaser. A. LLOYD, Trustee. A. GREEN, Auctioneer By. JAS. Cc. _ Me6UIRE, Auctioncer USTEE’S SALE OF FURNITUKE and Household Effects of Mount Fle: “i ant Hotel On THURSDAY RNI November 27th, at 10 o'clock, by virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded, &c , “and to sa train for houce rent, I ‘shall sell the fuin effects of the Mcuut Pleasant é otel, the corner of Delaware avenue and north A street, near the noith Capitol gate, consisting of — Mahogany hair spriug Scf.s, Rockers Do —_Centre“Tables, oak cane-seat Chairs Windowshades, Curtains Superior three-ply parlor and chaiuber Dining room and ha!l Oticloth Mahogany walnut dressing Bureaus Cattage if ads, Washstards Sapertor curled halr acd busk Mattresses sters and Pillows, Tollet Sets expels ad stair Carpet Dining Tables , dining Chairs, Lounge Cc china, Gless ‘and Crockery Were and Fixtores, Kitchen Utensils xtures, &e under cash; over that sum a , 3, and 4 months endorsed notes, be» ring intere THOS. J. FISt 2K, Trustee. _fov 17-eokds JC. McGUIRE, auct’r Jas © Mc6UIRE, Auctioneer E XTENSIUVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE 4 and Valuable Wher! Property atand near the soath end of 7th street west. under eed of trust — By virtue of adeed of trust, =— May 1, 1854, and recorded in LiberJ.A.S, 73, folios 5, é, et seq . we shali proceed to sel! en MONDAY, the ist day of December next, at 12 o’clock M , at public auction, to the highest bid- der, all that prope rty lying in the city of Wash ington, D.C , known in the plat of sald « square numbered 472, together with the tmprove- menis thereon, (excepting a certain lot of g-oand therein belonging to the heirs of the late Simon Fiazier;) the entire whajf property lying west cf iid square, (47 2, wn as Page’s wharf juare 471, In sald c ‘age’s subdivision o! "for satisfactory canis, in q the’ property will be sold in lots to s w TS, Also, the steamer George Page, now piying be- tween Washington and Alexandsia Ja Terms: One half casb, and the balqnee at s'x months, on notes bearing interest, satisfactort!y secured’ Sale will commence on the wharf west of square 472. All conveyancing at the cost of purcharers, if the purchaser or purchasers should fail to comply’ with the terms of sale within five days there’ the Trustees reserve the ittag pare to ae at the risk and expense of the default ng pure ser or purchasers, after giving five days roves natice An he National | Ne ade N NWI RICHARD WALLACH, ¢ Trustees, ocMi-eodads JAS C.McGUIRE, Auct’r. COAL—COAL—COAL, W E HAVENOW ON HAND THE LARG- est and mostsuperior stock of GOAL eve- brought {nto this market. Also afloat and deliv y ‘tons Red Ash, broken for Grates 10 do White Ash ag, , for Kadiators 100 do do roken for Furnace pl Renny i 7 ph for enpens | jon of cents al ways made when livered from the vessel. Mg ai 2240 Ibs. to the ton, from which there is no de- Viation Coa! kept under cover. PINE, OAK, and HICKORY wooD fg | on band” -& W.M. GAL Office N. W cor oft gh na Oane No. st, one Square south of Feana avenue. jov 18 he delivery of 3 BAY mane Oo Seg ar § talland full taane stayed wey. oS iz Edin fy in the right ore eae ran ‘oe hind leg OTe chanrvemeek oil be given for the the corner of 12th Soins ty of the Mare to me hawt ee ee: Rov 17-3 want hth ee ordinate ws a Th $5 ae ARD WILL BE PAID FOR) bop! TELEGRAPH NEWS, FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. BY _ HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH. N digpatch from zw Yorn, Noy. 18 —A Bos- (on states that the Suffolk Bank refuses the bills of the China Bank of Maine A dispatch from Louisville contradicts the Teport of the fi inoeeas ae e vee e of the Bank of East Ten Democratic _ Bostox, _Noy. barrels The Times office and other ters of the Democ: in th lianuy illuminated > ie oly ware From Kansa:. Cnicago, Nov. 18 —Kansas dates to instant have been received. Hayes, — derer of Ruffane, was released on the 8th by Judge Lecompte on giving bail to the amount of $10,000. Sheriff Jones was his bondema:. Gov Geary ordered his re-arrest, but he bd ped to Missouri. Gov. threatened to hold Marshall oe responsible for the recapture of the > prisener The Reported Failure. ef the Lancaster Lancaster, Pa, Nov. 18. —A notice is posted on the Lancaster Bank door this morn- ing ss = “The run havi been made, notes being refused by tee Poiladelpbia pay the officers deem eer ble to aes the liabili- ties as nt and are the bank. N Note holders as aadieed tan ae sacrifice the same, as the asrets are supposed to be sufficient to meet the ciroulation and de- posits. The statement of its condition will be tnade known as soon asa complete examina- tion of the condition of the bank is re; Signed, “ H. KRarupurn, Cash. The suspension of the bank occasioned gen- eral surprise, as the ability to meet its a gw ties wae generally conceded yesterday, Baltimore re Markets. Battiwore, Nov. 15 —Flour has deoli lzte ; Howard street, Ohio ‘and Cliy’ Mune Wheat is dull, same as yesterday ; to strictly $1 S5a$1 and prices nominally the reds $1 45a$1-50 for good rime, and while good to prime, Corn is dr oping, sales ‘bite id yellow at 60a62c. Whisky is lower; sales of City at 31¢a32 sean ee York i x nw Yore. Nov. 19 — Py ste: of 10,000 bbls.; State 6 east ese sales S7a$7 40 is buoyant; sales af 30,000 bushels ; Corn Wheat i Genessee white $1 75; Western $1 68 is searce, and buoyant in 70c., and yellow 7 ; oes: wate 75 «Beef is frm, Pork is lower; mess $17 but unchanged Lard is buoyant at 13°, 33 firm; Ohio 20¢¢ Whisky i Financial New Yorx, Nov. 19. —Stocks are dull. Chi- cago and Rock Island Railroad 172; Minois Central bonds 96; Michig: n Southern 923; New York Central 823; Pennsylvania Coal Com- _r) 962; Reading 813; Canton 21g; Virginia cLy ND FALMAS. ay Bs festa RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT from New York 2 handsome assortment of the latest styles of Ladies’ CLOAKS ana TALMAS, which are now opened for inspect u for afew days and must be sold, and to which the ladies are respectfully invited to call andexamineb fore urchasing elsewhere, as there is bargains to be id Ao . — only. Ako, ray, Black and Brown CLOTHS for Ladies’ Cloaks, to be sold low for for cash. GEO. F. ALLEN, Kov17-3t® No. 291 Pa. av., ext to 10th st T= STEAMER GEOKGE WASHING. TON will depart at the follow- ing bows: eect Leave Alexandria 7,9, 11, 1%, Leave Washington + x, 10, re) ° nov 1i—d JOb coRson, Captain. te C= oF HOUKS.—THE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE ESSIEN will jeave— Alexandria at 4.9 Weshington at 6, yt 1 _bov il 10,19,2X , 5, and 6x o'clock. 1, 1x74) 5, ana 7 o'clock LUis L.’PRICK, Captain. ELLIS L'PRICK, Captain. EY PARTICULAR REQUEST- - E HAVE BEEN REQUESTED MANY times by our friends and customers to more particularise our place of business, as they bave gone iate C Woopwarp’s old place of business for thelr goods and bought there, that they were buying of C. WOODWA & 20 Uur placeof business is now in the three story brick building next door west of C. Woodward's Old Stand, built :ast summer twelve months by Mesarse Ager & McLezn, No. 318, 0n D street, wetween 10tb and 11th streets, fronting on Penn sylvania avenue, si of Stoves, Grates, and House-Furnishing Goods, where we shail at all times be very baPry, to supply our old customers and the public ith the very best quality of GRATES, HOT- AIR FURNACES, for beat ing houses, and the latest and mostanproved pat- terns of STOVES, of Peunsylvania iron, the} st and toughest iron found in the United States Daily receiving, the very ular SUNRISE and MORNING STAR COOKING STOVES four sizes each, and other kinds Stanley’s seven column improved LATROBE FIRE PLACES, for beating pariors and chem- bers above A very larce supply of HALL and STORE STOVES on hand Remember——No 3is. C WOODWARD & 30N (Intel& Union} BONSETS— BONNETS SUPEKB ASSORTMBNT OF THUS? delicate and beautiful adornment of, pretty faces ; those terrors of married men. ond allurements of the bachelors, mz now be found at CASSIDY’S, 314 Peun - svivamia avenue, between 10th and Ith streets The artof the Milliner bas been carried to tbe last point of perfection. and the infialte variety and beauty of these tatteful Head Dresses may well amaze even the ladtes themselves. No won der the dear creatures fall in love with such charra ing Bonnets es may be procured at CASSIDY Ss How are they ever to make a selection from so many beauties’ Also, a large assortment of beautiful FLOWERS and FEs THER® at very low prices nov 17 WINTER MILLINERY. MAS. M.A. HILLS WILL OPEN SS er Millinery on Bstnenden, $Y wh nov 15 <t November 12th, at No 245 Pennsyi vania aveaue, between 9th und 10th streets. Rows Qresrse on STOLEN— -ON THe instant, a black and white Lorned, cow , white fece, belly and levs, and tip of tall, one born turning Goer the other downwards, walks with bead drooping She is In pood order and bas been dry about two $4 will be given to eny one Who will 7 to the subscriber. JNO. B. McFARLAND. reet east, Navy Yard sons UNK ESTABLIsi1- - i MY ESTABLISHMENT MAY BEFOUND all times the a stock ta this city of every style and quality of Ladies’, Gentiemens’ Bor isses, Childrens’ and Servant’s %s BOOTS and SHOES: also, trp ae QAKPET BAGS, VALISES, SATCHELS, & My stock of Fall and yonier Ware. recently selected f om the most celebrated manufacturers, ig very superior. 1 promise to offer unusual inducements, and re- apeareny ge all in want of the —~ oo and examine my stock a urche-ing ¢. where. Call at ¢ HOOVER'S. nov 1g months return ber nov 17-3t® BOOT, SHOK / AN "Ss MAU 4ND TRivV- Mdling Shawis of - waged be Bay State, extra tize, weight and quality, r# 4 fa price fom Sto 18 dollars. A large ‘nd vari caune? just recelved, at Gentlemen’s Furaisbing Store, nov 12 421 Pa. ave.. near 4y street. SHES, BKUSHES, BAUSHes, ‘Se ugae BASKETS, BASKET>, COMBS, com comsB-, TO Ye wstaweeiat & COs. BW YORK HERALD, TRIBUNE, Bow, Express, and, Ps ladetphia FERGUSON, ~~ gs IL 436 Se ven’ street i | WEW WORK LEDoER, THE LADIE: eek LE ennd; & Oren eoOuld Beater,” iq all the laurels trom <heous Meter of Moscow. Buy the Ledger, nev id FERGUSON'S, 46 7h #t,