Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1858, Page 3

Though «The Star” is printed on the Pino steam press in use south ef Balti- mere, its edition is se large S eak nad it te be te press at an early ’ ver< pease | therefore, should be sent in by 12 @’cleck, m.; otherwise they may net appear wntil the mext day. SSS eee Tur Heattuor Wasnineton —The report of the Commissioner of Health of the sanitary con- dition of the city during twelve months recently passed, has been issued with tabular statements, and as the matters of which it treats are of great Public interest and importance, we lay before our readers @ synopsis of its contents. The Re- port is as follows : James G. Berret, Mayor of Washington Sin: In compliance with the requirements of law, | herewith submit the annual report of this office for the year ending June 30th, 155 During the year, 1,108 deaths were reported, which was an increase of IS2 over the year Ppre- ceding. Of these, omitting the still-born, 41 89 per cent. were 5 years and under; 10 57 per cent., from 5 to W ; 1771 per cent., from 20 to 40; 13 63 per cent., from 40 to 60; 12 94 Per cent., over 60; and 3 56 per cent., age not reported. "Two deaths were reported of persons over 100 years old—one of them 102, and the other 108 years Kstimating the “poyrpee at 60,000, there was one death in every 56 (2 inhabitants. We can justly congratulate onrselves on the sanitary condition of the city as exhibited by the mortality statistics. There were only twenty deaths from congestive, intermittent, and remit- tent fevers, and one hundred and twent eight deaths from all forms of fever. From consump- tion there were one hundred and fifty-two deaths, apparently a large number, bat it includes many bere only temporarily, or whose residence in the city had been of short duration. The deaths from cholera infantum were sixty-four, a very small nomber im proportion to the population. The city was visited by no epidemic. Erup- tive diseases, and especisily scarlet fever, were more prevalent and fatal than for a number of years previously. Small pox prevailed to acon- siderable extent ems the winter and spring This disease was introduced into the eity in- fected persons from vessels plying on the r ver, and was disseminated by reason of the great num- ber of our inbabitant®@who are not vaccinated. Jn this connection | would suggest the Passage of an act to prevent the introduction of contagious diseases into the city, and also making vaccina- tion beer gone 1 would also recommend, 2s more economical, that the streets, alleys and gutters be cleaned by contract. From year to year, as uses spall be found for the offal, the expense will diminish, as in the case of the removal of garbage by contract Too much stress cannot be laid upon the im- portance ef a general system of sewerage, by which all sewers may Prod ap of a general plan; instead of being e merely with refer- ence to the particular place to be drained The contractors were actively engaged during the year in removing the garbage, the benefit of which has been experienced by the citizens, both as regards health and comfort. From the annual decrease of the expense attending the removal of the garbage, it may be presumed that it will, eventually, become merely nominal. I would renew the suggestion offered in a for- mer report, that it be made unlawful for dairies to be kept within the city limits, as from them arises one of the most serious nuisances to which we are ex da | would ask that the above » receive the early consideration of {| ctis. Very respectfully, Cuartes F. Force, Commissioner of Health. We compile the foliowing abstract of the tab- ular statements which accompany the report : The whole number of deaths for the year end- ing —— ‘was 1,105, as follows : gestions ma e City Cae 1858. July... 116) January August. 125) February. September . 95| March October ... November. December Of the deaths 879 were of whites, 410 females; 197 Regroes, 95 males and 1u2 females; and 32 not fully reported. U ader 1 year of age, there were 271 deaths; 1 to 5, 217; 5 to 10, 56; 10 to 15, 24; 15 to 20, 35; 20 to 30; 94; 3U to 40, 95; 40 to SU, 67; 50 to 60, 72; Gi to 30, 112. Over 50, 26 Age not reported 33. The deaths occurred in locations as follows: t Ward, 141; Second Ward, 165; Third W ard, Fourth Ward, 268; Fifth Ward, sv; Sixth Ward, 100; Seventh Ward, 75, Washington Asy- lam 27; location not reported, 57 The causes of death are thus stated : Consump- tion, 152; scarlet fever, 70; cholera infantum, 64; Pneumonia, 62; still born, 41, dysentery. 4 Vuisions, 31; typhoid fever thea, 27; measies, 26; 469 males and croup, ~ 20 diseases of the heart, Is; inflammation of the brain, 18; dropsy, 17; cancer, 15; apoplexy, 14; enteritis, 14; intemperance, 13; small pox, 11; bydrecepbalus, 1; remittent fever, 1; wound, 10 pa alysis, tu; congestion of t 10; teething, 9; meninyitix, 9%, decline, thorax, 5; sunstroke, erysipelas, 7; congest of the brain, 7; childbed tive fever, 6; peritonitis, 6; of the brain, 5; cyanosis, 5; 5; sudden death. 5; gunshot he brain, hydro- softening scrofula, 5; gastritis, barn, 4; mania-a-potu, 4; typhoid pneumonia, 4; intermittent fever, 3; puer- peral fever, 3; inanition. 3; premature birth, 3; Jaundice, 3; catarrh fever, yastro-enteritis, hepa- Utls, hepatic disease, cystitis, disease of lungs, tabes mesenterica, trismus-vascentinm. hi led, concussion of brain, 2 each; abcess of liver, wne- mia, asthma, atrophy, disease of bladder, con- ae of bowels, ulceration of bowels, effusion a brain, cerebro spinal congestion, chlorosis, colitis, congenital deformity, ‘contusion, drops of ovary, entero-colitis, entero- peritonitis, epi- lepsy. hectic fever, typhus fever, gangrene, gus- tritis, hemorrhage. bepatic congestion hernia, hung, hysteria, indammation of kidne i laryn- fot"; larvngetis chronic, mercurial poison. meat jormation, tumor, neuralgia, non-developmen osteo-sarcoma, perforation of the bowels, phi: betis, pleurisy, pleuro Pneumonia, poisoo, con- gestion of ti stomach, stomatis, mu:curial stomatis, ee, tetanus, and ulcer, 1 each; not — > 6. he occupations of the parties the year are yay as foliow, Servants, 25; Clerks, 22; keepers. 5; Farmers, 7; Shoemakers, 6; Cartmen, 6; Printers, 5; Cooks, 5; Merchants, Seamen, Seamstresses, Stone-cutters, Tavern-keepers, Tinners, Waiters, and Washerwomen, 4 each: Machinists, Hackmen, U. 8 Navy Officers, and Tailors, 3 each; Agents, B! miths, Brickma- kers, Butcher: Constables, Gardeners, Grocers, Lawyers, Messe: ers, Whitewashers and Wood- sawyers, Z+ach; Baker, Barkeeper, Billiard-Ta- ble Keeper, Hotel kee; T, House-keeper, Mantua maker, Miler, Musician, Physician’ Pressman Porter, Professor. Sexton, Stonecutter, Store- keeper, Surgeon, Teacher, Turner, Upbolsterer, Watchmaker and W atcbmana, one each. Chil!- dren and occupation not reported, 562. The nativities of the dead are thus set down - United States, 784; Ireland, =1; Germany, 31; England, 14; Hanover, 2; Bavaria, Canada, italy, Potand, and Switzerland, one each. Nativities not reported, 168. There is also appended to the report a tabular statement of the number of deaths which have occutred in the city during each month of the past ten years. The whole number of deaths was, during the dying during Laborers, 40; Carpenters, 14; Stable- ic —— ane 3v, Isto $25 | June 30, 1851. ..... 1,209 «” 3850 a se ISS5. ss 1551 8) 56.200 ast “1862. 1,003) 2 26 1853. TT) oer 1,1 ‘The deaths of the past ten years took place in months as follows: July, 1,35; August, 1,178; March, 83; June, 0; S-ptember, $71; ‘anuary, 791; April, 779; February, 747; October, 739; De- cember, 673; November, 669; May, 660. ‘Tous it will be seea that during the last decade the ag- regate bill of mortality ran highest in July and owest in May. Tux Backs —We Mentioned, a few days ayo, that the police officers in charge of the hack and coach stands ia the Fourth Ward, bad obtained a large number of warrants for violations of the regulations. Within 48 hours the number has greatly increased. Yesterday some of the cases were called for trial before Justice Donn. In one of these the party was charged with appearing on the stand on Sunday be defence was that he was engaged, and was waiting for bis passen- Upon giving the name of the person, the officer reminded the Justice that another party claimed that he bad been serving the «ame pas- senger the same day, the same Ss same place. This case was laid over bearing. Some of the backmen were greatly in while others But the officers only ument in justification—“We act not of oar own will, but by the order of our superi- ors. Cmanez oF Aspuction axD FsLony.—Last night, Officers Zimmerman and Yea! man arrested H. B. Roberts on a charge of abduction and fel- ony. Thiscase appeared before Justice Donn to be as follows: Roberts came to this city a short time since with a woman and child, and took rooms ata ible boarding house, present. ing his company as his wife and child. A ge: tieman came to ey from of and, after jing them, be claimed a srior right te the wife and child’ He immedi- ately bad Roberts arrested on the above men- tioned charge; and, this morning, after a bearing before J Donn, be was committed to jail. ‘TRIALe at » Goanv-Houst —Prancis Al- ler, disorderly; workhouse 90 days. B Spitely, M_ MeGill, denak and disorderly: fine and costs, HS) Jon Crider, do; $2.15. J. Milan, de ta thea-re, $2.15, Joba Kunis, riot; security for court. Tue Batt or raz Exptax Civs.—Temper. ance Hall. on last night, was the enti for the Inds and lassies elig paying their court to the temple c The Hall (which, by-the-by, is rapidly becoming the most popular saloon in vall, the aqcommodating janitor,) was well filled with pairs of handsome and gay looking dancers, who partici ia the Merry-making witha zeal which rated how well they enjoyed the pleasure of the occasion. Schroeder-s fine cornet band discoursed such music as the true vota y of the dance loves to hear ; and the instru- ments, stringed and wind, were kept in active employment under the well arr: orders of floor managers, | Morriee, S. B. ©, Geo S. Donn, and F.. Martin, whose efforts to please the company were rewarded by looks of grati- tude which sparkled from many an eye of beauty and sentiment. No time was lost in carrying out the weil selected programme of marches, quad- rilles, reels, waltzs, polkas, Spanish dances, schottishes, mazourkas, cotillons, round and hop walizes, which comprised the entertainments of the night. Thecinbs represented were the Good Will, Liberty, Social, Monumental, Friendshiqy and National. Schaffield catered ina style which placed all bis previous efforts inthe back round ; and the dance went round until the little hours crept on apace. and the satisfied merry makers at last surrendered to the somnoient intinence of absolute fatigue, dropped off to their bomes, and sought the recuperative power of “tired natare’s sweet restorer—balmy sleep.” Ongan.—The new organ recently purchased by the congregation of the Unitarian Church, on Lonisiana ayenne and Sixth street, was exhibit- ed last evening to an assemblage of members of the congregation and others. It is from the cele- brated mannfacturers, E. & GG. Hook, of Bos- ton, and is an instrument of fine appearance, as concerns its external mechanical design, and when played upon, charms the cultivated ear by the sweetness and power of its tones It _con- tains twenty stops, namely: ‘Tremulant, haut- boy, principal, stopped diapason treble, dulci- ana, open diapason, celestina bass, and stopped diapason bass in the swell, with open diapason, stopped diapason treble, stopped dia jon bas: principal, flute, fifteenth, and Viol the great organ, and sub-bass, with the couplers swell to ind swell to pedals and great to pedals, and bellows signal. It has two manuals, and two octaves of als. The case is in imi- tation of black walnut, and has three rows of gilt pipes in the front, which is of Gotbic finish. The size of the instrument is 15 feet high, 10 feet in width, and 7 feet depth. It was played upon by Prof. W. H. Palmer, Prof. T.N. Caulfiel id, and by Prof. J. P. Caultield, who is undoubtedly the Most finished performer uw the organ in the United States. He drew forth the capabilities of the instrument in a most admirable manner, by the artistic performance of several of Mendels- sobn’s most ditficult and beautiful sonatas. The extempore performance of Prof. Palmer was also elegantly and skilfully executed. Prof T. N. Caulfield tested the best points of the instrument by @ brilliant execution of one of Sebastian Bach's fugues. Circtit Covrt.—Judgments were given yes- terday in the following cases: John M. McCalla vs. Joseph Radcliff, judg- ment affirmed with costs; Delila Hazel rs. Cor- poration of Washington, do. doy John Alexan- der ves. Wm. H. Par er, judgment reversed with costs; Daniel McLaughlin ts. Corporation of Washington, judgment aftirmed with costs; Ho- race S. Johnson vs James McFaul, do. do.; Helen M. West, administrator of B O West, vs Arthar J West, guardian of Dedell West and Doddridge West, do. do ; Temple sharewood rs. Corporation of Georgetown, do. do; John Lange vs Morritz Pinner, judgment reversed with costs; George W. Oyster vs Lemuel Towers, judgment atiirmed with costs; William H. Campbell rs. A. B. Gladmon, judgment affirmed with costs to the appellee. To-day, a petition was filed before the Court by Henry Rackaway for the removal of Richard H. Trunnell from the office of county constable, for alleged malfeasance of office in collecting the amount of a judgment and refusing to By over to the plaintiff. Rule was laid upon Trunnell by the Court, to show cause why he should not be removed from his office, and the time for a rps, was fixed for Saturday next. F. W. Jones for petitioner, and Robert Ould for re- spondent. The appeal of Humphreys & Juenemann ts. The Corporation, wherein appetiants were fined for selling lager bier without a license, was taken up, and Mir, Moigas, for the appellants, was ad- «dressing the Court when our report closed. A CoLtision—Boat Suxx.—The fogs, at this season of the year, hang over the Potomac quite beavily, and much impede the navigation of the river—especially during theearly hours of the day Yesterday morning, soon after the steamer Mount Vernon had passed ‘the Bluff,” the fog became so dense that nothing could be seen ten feet be- yond the bow ofthe boat. While thus enveloped, the steamer ran over a longboat, loaded with firewood, and sunk her. ‘The mate of the steamer and some of the deck hands went in a boat to the relief of the sunken vessel, took off her crew, towed ber ashore, and sent to Washington for another boat to carry up the cargo of wood. The Hot reversed the engine as soon as the long boat became visible thre the fog, but too late to prevent damage —~ Joun E. Owens ts ALexanpita.—The an- nouncement of the appearance to-night of this admirable comedian has, we learn, created a positive furore among the quiet denizens of Alex- andria. The indications are that Liberty Hall wiil be overwhelmed to-night, and the facetious Owens receive a flattering ovation. Manager Tayleure certainly merits the grateful acknowl- edgments of the Alexandria public for present- ing it attraction of so bigh an order; and we are led to believe they will be tendered in no niggard manner. Rear Estate.—Our readers cannot fail to no- tice the excellent terms which Messrs. Evans & Thompson offer real estate. Indeed, they sell, we are sure, almost as soon as they advertise. They announce, to-day, a frame dwelling house, on the island, as well as several unimproved lots of ground in the neighborhood of the Armory. Let those who want homes on easy terms call at once on these accommodating gentlemen. ‘TRaVRLING —Our readers in Washington and Alexandria will notice that Hugh Latham an- nounces in another column that bis omnibuses will be ready at the steamboat wharves as well as the depots of the railroads. The public have long known Mr. L, as a most enterprising gentle- man,and such attentive, pelite and accommo- dating agents and drivers as are in connection with + lines merits for them not only the exten- sive patronaye they are now receiving, but a large increase. Tue Panorama.—The Odd Fellows’ Hall Presented, yesterday afternoon, a most beautiful spectacle. All the orphans of St. Vincent's Or- phan Asylum were present by invitation, and about seven bundred other children, all of whom were delighted with China and Australia. The Panorama continues open to-night. Rivex —Business at the wharves is still on the increase. The coal trade continues with undi- minisbed activity; and at the wharves of the va- rious dealers vexsels are arrivivg almost hourly, freighted with fuel for Washington consump- tion. Several heavy arrivals were reported this morning at Harvey & Clarke’s wharf. Tue Marxet.—This morning, although the supply in the Centre Ma ket was not as large as we have seen it, it was equal to the demand and of excellent quality. The hay market was well supplied, but the sales appeared to be dull Rear Estare Sate —Yesterday, James C MeGuire & Co., sold a small brick house and lot on Eleventh street, between C street and Penn- sylvania avenue, for $2,695. Purchaser, Thomas Berry, Esq. Tux Orexa Trovre have taken rooms at the National Hotel—a = ion have arrived, and the remainder will be here this evening. Loox at the Alphabetical Business Directory in another column. Brazit Notice.—The men that hay down to go to Brazil will meet at the day, 29th inst.. to sail. WEDDING CAXEs. very pretty, very cheap and very nice. the Philadelphia Voi '° » 518 Pa, avenue, between 2d and 3d sts. 00 2-im Cc. N. Kuerten. MARRIED. On Wednesday afternoon, the instant. at the eth Preniyserinn.autah, 7, ane, IN io tains Mak Y JANE ELLIS, daughter of Jonas Bunt hs, eq , all of this city. ‘ 6 oO 27th instant, by the Rev. Andrew G. rothete Mf daMed BATCHEN Ge Mire eee ANO® PAULINE. both of this olty, . On the th instant, Rev. G. Ca- ret Pr to Miss DIED, On the 27th instani at in Al - Se a BE eae ity ‘will take place on Friday at from srirts siseor tasieaat ae haces Paes ES Web Ween ce m oe one citizens—a 3 faneral witl take piace to morro at We ovclock a.m, the residence of the { ~ the relat, regina hich Etitetquens in AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES, Evwarp F, Srwpson, 519 7th st., north of Pa. av. ARCHITECTS. West & Harvino,arch’s & builders, 13 st.b,L& K. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Sautig @rewr se De REE oa a BAKERIES. SicRRRAIPT 8: E,sorner Pa av. ty D&E. Nogrr’s Nationa. Baxenv.o Wcorsith& Este BANDs. Esruta’s Brass Bann, 5113 8th st. east, BANAS AND BANKERS. Rises & Co., N. W. oor. 15th st. & N. Y.ay. Sweeny, Ritrennovse, Pant & Co., 362 PUTER. [ua & Co..517 Tih at., north of Pa. av Lewis Jonxson & Co., 292 Pa. av., oor. 10th Cuuss Brotuens,oor. F & 15th sts. Opp. Treasury. BILLIARD SALOONS. PHRLAN’s MaRaue TaBLes, 468 13th st., oor Pa. av. BLACKSMITH SHOPS, Jounx DuvaLt, G st., bet.6th & 7th, near Pat. O} Joyer & Laxman, (horse shoers,)'22 Ohio av. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. re Tayior, 402 Pa. a 5 ‘AYLOR & Maury, 3H Pa, » Sth & 10th sts, Norrneen Lisertizs Bookstore, 327 7th st. BOOT AND SHOE STORES. Qroncr Burns, 340 Pa, ay , near 9th st. ARMON Burws, 408 Pa.av., bet. 444 & 6th ats. Re RK, Ladies’ Shoe Store, 16 Market Space. £R, 373 F st, bet. 8th & sth. BRICK YARDS. K. H. Lampert. cor. N.J.av. & N st. south, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Jas. W. Barker, 446 N, . bet. 14th & 15th sts. Joun B. Turton. 18th hof Pa. av. CARRIAGE FACTORIES. Anprew J. Joyce. cor. 4th & E sts.,S. Pa, av, Grorox R. HaLt, 8. side Pa, av., bet. 13 & iS sts. CHINA, GLASSWARE, Ke. ¢.8. Fowier & Co., 7th st., Odd Fellows’ Hal Tuos PuRsELL & Son, 31 Pa.av., bet 6th & 7th CLAIM AGENTS. Hewry Appison, 456 | ™ ts Opp. Treasury Dep’t. CLOTHING STORES. WALL, Sternens & Co., 322 Pa. av., bet.9 & 10 ats. Noas Watker & Co., Browns’ Hot Iding. Ww. ge a & Co , 476 Pa. av.. bet. 3d ts. J. G. St&raens, 370 Pa. av, Browns’ build’g. CONFECTIONERIES. ©. Gautisr, ladies’ saloon, 252 Pa.av ,b. 12 & 13 ate. 4,6. Weaver, 347 Pa . Browns’ Hotel, ‘THomas PoTeNtini.279 V., bet 10th & lith sts. Jos. SCHAFFIELD, 386 6th st. bet. G & He DENTISTS. Dr. HumPuReys, 12 Market Space, bet. sth & 9th Dr. RK. Fixtey Hunt, 310 Pa.av., bet. 9th & 10th ste, DRESS MAKERS. Mrs. Mary A. Eaton, 434 I¢th st., near Pa, av. DRUG STORES Z D. Gitma4, 350 Pa. av., near 7th st, Nairn & Pater, 440 15th at., & 342 Pa, JouN ScHWAKTZE, 463 Pa. av,, bet. 3d & Porn & Bro., 290 Pa. av., cor. Lith J.S8. Lovesoy. N.W. oor. T and 12t DRY GOODs. Peay & Broruer, av. 4 sts, 36 Market Space, bet.7 & 6 ata, <M. Suvsren & Co.,38 Market Sproe,b.7 & & cts Hook, BroTHER & C 8 Joun B. Clacett, N. F. oor. Pa. av. & 9th st. Jas W. Sars, 43 Market Space, bet. 7th & &h sts. J. W. Courey & Co., 583 7th st., north of A. GovpaRrp, 347 7th st.. near Northern Market. DYERS AND SCOURERS. W.H Wnheatcevy, 385 Pa.av.; 49 Jefferson st. G.T. ENGRAVERS. D. O. Harz, 264 Pa. av., bet. 12th & 13th ate. EXPRESS OFFICES. ADAMs’, 514 Pa. av , bet. 2d and 3 ste. FANCY STORES. R. C. Stevens, 335 Pa. av., bet. 9th & 10th st C. GrBson, 34 Marke! by cores bet. 8th & 9th sts. E. K. Lunpy. 390 Pa. av., National hotel building. FEED STORES. James A. Wise 429 7th st. & Centre Market. FOUNDRIES. W.M. Eviuis & Bro., (iron,) 13th st., near osnal. F. & A. SCHNE( DER, (1ron,) cor, Pa. av. & 18th et. LH. .) 271 Pa.av. °C Bontz & Brotuer, Odd Fellows’ Hall. 7th st. Cc SREEN, 178 Pa. av., bet. i7th and 8th sts, G. MALL WOvD, (upholstery,) 508 7th GAS COMPA Orricg, 514 1ith . GENTLEMEN'S +‘ BELONGINGS." Stevens’, (hats & wardrobe articles) Browns’ hotel, GREEN HOUSES AND SEED STORES. Wo. Huenes, cor. 7th & B sts., Island Jou SavL, Nurseryman, Seedsman, & 0.,39 7th st. GROCERY STORES. G. & T. Paxxer & Co., 313-5 Pa. av., b. 6th & 7th Baxsour & Semmes, 6> Lou, bet. 6th & 7th BE. E. Waite & Co av., bet. 6th & 7th yM. BRYAN, 44 Market Space, bet. 7th & 8th ARD HALL, 40 Mi i) S. W.K. Hanpr, 229 Pt Ve va a s Hs pe rR, x URCHELL, cor. - av. J Ruce Doce Contiacr lie Lst., bet. 14th & 15th sta? GUNSMITHS. C. H. Munck, 496 6th st., south Pa. av. HAKDWARE AND CUTLERY. CampseL. & Coy ie, 351 Pa. ay.. o Exivays & Tuomp: Lea & uC. Scns E. Tucker & Co., near 7th st. HARNESS, SADDL Y, AND TRUNKS, J.8. Torna, 499 7th st,, bet. D& E. HATS, CAPS, AND FURS. B.H. STineMetz, 236 Pa.av., near 13th st, «FURNISHING STORES. 639 7th st., north Pa. Vv. bet. 10th & lth JEWELRY STORES. ~W. GaLt& Bro., 324 Pa. ay. bet. 8th & 10th sts. O. Hoop, 333 Pa, av., bet. 9th & 10t! a. . Lawis, Pa av., bet. 12th and lath s . Horra. watohes aud jewelry, 337 and 508 Pa. av. Kane 480 Pa. av., bet. 3d & 439 str. uN Lance, Chronometer. &o., maker. 487 7th st. . Thome: English watchmaker, 480 15th st. JUSTICES OF THE iene = . C 5 2th st. (Also Not ‘ublic. fusnae O. bounces Live ne bet 6th & 7th sts, LIME, CEMENT, &c. Wueatrey & Dorsey, cor. N, Y. av. & 20th st, WW. Pusrnnny-49t 6thet.oor. C.,& C, east of eth .W. PHRRY, 491 6th st. cor. C., & C, east of 6th. Aes: JR., cor. Pa. av. and 1344 st. LOCKSMITHS AND BELL HANGERS, C, Scunerper, (practical,) 271 Pa. av., up stairs, LOOKING GLASSES, &c. Francis Lams, 237 Pa. av., near 13th st. LUMBER YARDs. H.N.& J. W. Easy foot D st., (steam saw mill.) MACHINISTS & ENGINE BUILDERS. Wo. M. Evcis & BRoTueER, !3th st., near the canal. fee Ngvaetront, fie bet. {sth aad tath y ERFORD, E st., bet. Jac et nseen ¥R,(marb mant’s,&c.)14st,s. Paav MILLINERY, &c. 495 8th st., near Pa. av. ks PRevss, 289 Pa. av., b. 9th & l0thste. MUSIC STORES. Jouy F. Exits, 396 Pa. av., bet. 9th & 10th s| gor. C T. De Caentet, cor. Pi . PAINTS, OLLS, GLASS, &c. Howes & Mc » 323 © st., near 7th. PAPER HANGINGS, Par Bo OTUROCK, Cor. St sis. Francia Wittann 35 N eave bet loth 1th ets PAPER WAREHOUSES. Epvwaxp Towers, 377 D st., near 7th. PATENT AGENTS. Cuaries F. Stanssvry, 8. E. cor. 7th & F 8! C PAGE, 7th st. op SVERETT, Att'y PAWNBROKERS. ‘ Isaac HEKZBERG, 429 Pa. av., bet. Sd and 43¢ ate, PERIODICAL DEPOTS. W. D. SHerueRp, cor, 7th & D ste. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES, McCLeEEs, 36 Pa. av., bet. 9th & 10th sts. PLANING MILLS. Fitzuvcn Coyxe, cor, 14th & Canal st. PLASTER & GUANO MILLS. Moroan & Ruinenarr, foot of G street north, PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. J. W. THompsoy & Bro., 269 Pa. av., b.10 & 11 sta, Joun RExsx, 496 6th st., south of Pa. av. PORTRAIT PAINTERS. J. M. STANLEY, 27844 Pa. ay., bet. lth & 12th sts. PRINTING OF FICES—(Book and Job.) H. Potxinnorn, 375 D st., near 7th. . H. SAGE, ovr. Lou. av. & st. RESTAURANTS. Bexrer’s, 312 C st., - oo AMMACKS: Pa. av.. west of Willards’ Hotel, SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS. Bacpwin Brotuers, cor. D & ist sts. SEWING MACHINES. C. W. Borecer, Iron Hall, 318 Pa. av. —s o . O. Department in Pat, cases, 488 7th st. RD’s FEMALE ce tanta 20 Eat 14th at. it x's Young Ladies’ lastiti NION ACADEMY, (M. o) STOVES, RANGES, GRATES, &c. Jamxs Sxinvine, oor. C. Woopwarp,n 8, Pa, TOBACCO AND C C. STEERS. 406 Pa. av., bet. 2d & 3d ats. BEuRens & Co., 544 Pa. av. , FANCY ARTICLES, &e. O'MEARA, 524 Pa. av., bet. 2d & 3d sts, TURNING, BRACKET-MAKING, &c. Wo. P. W uss, 407 G at, bet 6th & 7th. UNDERTAKERS. M. E. Harvey. 410 7th st., bet.G & H. UPHOLSTERERS. H. Biav, 364 G street, bet. 14th and 16th WHEEL-WRIGHTS. Rapiay & Bozzi, express wagons, 18 st.,s. Pa.av WIG MAKERS. J. H. Gisss, 218 and 242 Pa. av. WINES AND LIQUORS. Hamitron & Leach, 36 Pa. av., bet, 43s & 6th sta, WOOD AND COAL YARDs. Se Wee Garren Ww VERCOATS Or Fresh from the makers’ on No. 870 Penn. Qvatity, Fiove, TO-DAY & TO-MO y A. Ba : Re S4 MoGUIRE & CO., every vcard. | eps Metts Sm Sega ne, ebay baer ut tad ae Re ere stoned Seal tae cdi |_ Set MSE aay notes. bearing interest. oo 8 at J.C. MoSUIRE & CO., Aucts. Sans = SO~ Ante, By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. UeeGRROUNEGS Sn Aterert ve ote. EXCRLLENT FURNITURE AND URNITURE OF A FAMILY DECLIY HURSDAY ana FRIDAY Penie Bata “Oo Houskkexpine —On rersbiy MORNING FRCRSOAY ana ja ers fouivaes isis teacees no ane ‘Odd sts shail sell, the Furniture’and Eff of yy lows” Hal, on 7th street, we shal’ sell oninee 7 . _ ‘a Mahogany Sofas, Walnut and Mahogany Tables, | BOSIRE D ve ‘orte, Cane and west ares i ‘oais Co., but little used, * Lounges, Carpets, ( Pileloth- Matting, Crimson, | and Hair-cloth Covered Sofas, " Iron Garden Settee, Rocking Chairs, funn, Gasits, Keokers, & — Iron Gard tee, Rocking s ‘a rble-top Centre, Sofa and Pier Fables: jedat 8 = a "anit a ahoseny Dining, breakfast and Card Tables, Beicse Disine Hable fi la pe besesaee, ceeiatetee nsion . 21 feet long, Damask and Lace Curtsins, Window Shades, {poking end other Btoves, Gane and Wood: seat Chairs. Lou: es, rior Gruesels, Three-pi ngrain Carpets, nd Stair Oilcleth, Matiingss oe ard Makocany Framed Mirrors, ‘a By A.GREEN, Auctioneer. ofariius itera, a = Vis WHORERSRE NEO AE AUCTION; | Wabi Ware yet see Tae, Lot No 2, with t unre yal Feather Beds, Kolsters.and Pillows, erie aereteeenie, txorl ent Curled cairand Husk Mattresses, No, #37. being the east part, fronting 5° feet on the public space at the immediate intersection of Mas- Sacerior Biankets, Comforts, Spreads, Fire-trens, sachusetts and Maryland avenv ween Sth and Parlor and Chamber Stoves and ec teoneral ne bei yy Dining Chairs, Sth streets east, and running back 9 feet to en al | S'*hogany Siteboard. Retrigerator, ae ley. The improvements consist of a smail frame | S2!d Mahogany Bookoaxe, (Office Chairs, nement. Terms: One-third oash; balance in 6 and 12 China, G'ass-and Crockery Ware, months, for notes bearing interest for the deferred 1 KC. ‘erms: $20 and und. h 5 tl dit of 60 A) 90 day ag sy sakisfuctorily tetocred notes, bearing intervst. oom d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auots,_ Castors. Chafing Dishes, Table Cutlery, ni Fixtares, and ral assortment of _— a, and seourad by adeod of trust upon the if Ke miaiten ot of wren -_ of Title good. ent quality and in good condition. ocd A. GREEN, Auct. SP aud under ossh ; over that ored it Of L, 2, 38nd 4 moaths, for notes satisfaczerily en- 17 ON ACCOUNT OF TRE ABSENCE OF | 40rsed, bearing interest. interested parties the above sale is postponed until | °° 21-4 J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts._ WwW. aki DAY, the 34 of November, at same hour a NUPU EAR af eoscneer . ’ a fects Noe zd A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ‘aT AvcTion —On FRIDAY MORNING. auth By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, —_—*| 18tant. At 10 o’clook, we will sell, at the residcuce of M. Willian, F corner of 6th and E rtreets north, the entire H. huld Furmiare, auch as— Very handsome Velvet Carpets, sabscany and Marble top Centro Tables, XTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUc- Tion.—On THURSDAY, the 4th day of Novem- ber, I shall sell, in front of the premises. at 40’clock do. P. of Square No. 108, bounded by north D Do. _ Parlor Chairs, ds: Divans, ard E.and 12th and 13th streets east, comprising Ottomans, Chandeliers, pepnan gs ot Erowed tee eating lt oenee beau. | ine Oil Paintings, Curtains and Shades roved. the sou! svi int,a'lof whichis ue Efally located in an elevated position, and will be et eet oben, Been sold in the halforin! ts to suit purchasers, Also. Lots Nos. 2 and 3, in square No. 10i!, ‘This property fronts on 12th street east, running through the square to Tenness: e. The ab>ve-mentioned property situated, and must increase rapidly to the contemplated extension o' the grounds, and the eale will be weil worth coneson of persons wishing to make a good invest ment. Terms : One fourth cash ; ba'ance in one. twoand three y: » for notes bearing iuterest from day of ed —— anda deed of trust taken. 1; tle indisputable, it bemg direct from Government. oc 8 d A. GREEN, Auct. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EXCELLEN © AND NEARLY NEW FUR- NITURE AND HovsEHOLD Krrects at Praiic Sace.—On THURSDAY MOKNING, November Ath, at 10 o’clock, at house No. 2i50n Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wil Hotel, we shallsell, the surniiure and effects of a ge. t eman declining house- drobes. Bureaus, Wathstands, Excellent Feather Beds, Matt esses. P.!l. ws, Blankets, Sheets. Cover idi id Comforts, U, Stair, aud other Carpets, O:lo!oth, Chipa. aod Prated Wars, oukirg and other Stoves, ‘or, Sate, Rain Cack, ron and Stone Ware, &c. Terms: $30and under cash ; over that amcunt 6¢ and 90daye’ credit, for notee bearing interest, sua satisfotorily endorsed. oc %-d WALL & BARNARD. Aucte. a Br A. GREEN. Auotioneer. HE EF ‘TS OF A FAMILY DECLIN. ing HousEXEFriNs at Avction.—n FR DAY MORNING, tue 29th instant, f shal! sell f a fami y deciining’ housekeep: No. 325 Pa. avenue, between 6th and 7h streete, (south side,) at te o’clock, & good lot of Honsekeep AS ere. kk - com: r Centre Table Rou! les end Stands, Mahorany Carved Sofas, Arm Chairs, Rockers and » . Marble-top Washsinks and Tables, ‘arlor Chairs, High and Low it Bedatea: Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables, Cane and Wood-seat Chairs Toilet Sets, y’s Walnut Secretary and W hatnot, Gilt-frame French Plate Pier Glasses, with Slabs Feather Beds, Bo sters and Pi'iows, Matt: and Brackets, Hair, Cottoa, and Shu-k rts, Bi Alabaster Vases, pictured, ‘arlor, a F. Ch: 'es, Foot stools, Paseage Oilcioth, Matting, &c Damask and. Lace Curtains, Cornise and Fixtures, | Andiron, Shovel and Tongs, ¥ endera Veivet, Three-piy, and Incrain Carpets, O:leloth, ‘ahogany French Bedsteads, Washstands, Curtains, Blinds, Looking giasse: M ‘and Hal Bev Marble -top Dressing Bureau Cooking, Cha uber, Win a large and g2n¢ral assortment of China, Glaes Superior Curied Hair Mattresses, Toilet sets, and Crockery Ware. Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets, Comfcrts, A large lot of Kitchen Requisites. Mahogany and tainted Wardrobes Terms cash. Cottage Oc -d ait A. GRFEN, Anot. Walnut Writiog Desk. roe) and Wood seat FUTURE DAYS. By A. GREEN EXECUTRICS Save Auctioneer. ‘30 and under cash: over that suma credit OF HOUSEHOLD AND Kitcuen Furniters. Hack, Honegs, “olen RA for sat ectorly, sporees notes, Carrs, HAkNess, PROVENDER, &C., AT AUCTION. 00 28-d nein ‘Auctioncere | On WEDNES. Sd of Noveinder, I shall sei, by order of the Orphans’ Court, at 10 o’clook. a. m - st the late residence of George H. Dunlop, de ceased,on Maryland avenue, between 6th and 7th streets east,(Capitol Hil.) No. 335, the personal etlects of the deceased. consisting of Mahogany Sideboard Settee and Lounge, Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Dining Tables Bedstead. Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters, Mattresses, Carpets, Clocks, Looking~glasses, ‘ooking end Chamber Stoves. uilts, Comforts. Sheets, Pillow Cases, With 8 geoeral assortment of Kitchen Requisites. And immediately afver the saie of turniture | shall ‘se! ‘Two excellent Hack Horses, One excellent Cart Horse, Une good Hack, lot of Harness, Two Wagons and lot of Wagon Harness, One Cart and lot of Cart Harness, Cutting Box, lot ot Straw. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. XTENSIVE SALE of BEAUTIFUL VILLA 4 t.0Ts AT HOPETON, ONE MILE aNv A HALE North of WashincTon, aT AvcTion.—Un WED- ESDAY, the 10th of November, ! shell sell, at opeton, on the 7th street road, snd immediately at the first to | gate. o’clock p.m.,a large rumber of Denatiful Building Lots, part of which front on 7th street. This sale offers a fine opportunity for obtaining a country home near the city, on an excellent road, fine water, pure air. and low taxes. Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in one, two, and three years, for notes bearing interest, properly secured by a deed of trust upon the premises. oc w-eod A. GR N. Auet. WANTS. ANPED-Thres JOURNEYMEN PLAS TERERS. Apply to SULLIVAN & STE ART, on D street north, between 2d and $4. It RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES a situation as Chambermaid, or to do piain Sew- ing. Understands nursing children. Apply at N 99 K street, south side, between 4th and 5th streets, oc 28-1t* ‘ ar ANTED-—A first rate OYSTER OPENER— none other need apply—at LLOY D’S National Restaurant, 7th street, cornerof BE. oo 28 it ANTED—By an industrious Woman. ation as Cook, Washer, ard Ironerin family. Can be seen for three days at No between 15% and 14th sts. WANTED—By 8 respectable H on = « hambermsid and to jusewor relerences can di ° ox No. 6, at this office. 0c 2 2" NTED-—By a respectable young Woman, a aitntiod as Lady's Maid, oF to do Chamber- work and Sewing. Has good city recommendations. Address Box No 12, Star Office. oc 27 A Ww ANTED—A SITUATION as Salesman, in 4 wholesale or retail dry goods stor-, by a young man ol some experience in mercantile life A mod erate salary wil! be taken for the first year. Addi C. L. D., Box 27, Aiexandria, Va. oc 2] lw HARRIET DUNLOP, Fxeoutnx. A. GREEN, Auocts, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. \T ROSEWOOD SEVEN OC- TAVE Piano Forte, FURNITURE axD Hovuse- NoLD brrects at PuBLic Sate —OUn WEDNES- DAY MORNING, November 34, at 10 o’clock, at the residence ofa gentleman declining housekeep- DK, On F street. between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, we shel! sell the Furniture aud F flects, comprising Exeelignt Rosewood Seven octave Piano Forte, by . C. Fischer, Mohoxany Hair Spring seat Sofa, Rocker, and Par- jor Chairs, Chintz-covered Lounges, Union and Easy Chairs, Rosewood Marbie to tre and Fancy Tables, Mahogany Card and \ t Work Tables, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Rugs, Window Curtains and Cornice Shades, Fire Sets, Vases, Mante! Ornaments, QVak Hall Casirs, Table Oilcioth, Walnnt Sideboard, two Extension Tables, Gilt-frame Mirrors, Cane-seat Chairs, Superior Walnut Jenny Lind and Cottage Bed- t is. Wainut ese peed Dressing and P’ Bureaus, NASH OR URNITURE.—Persons o. end Painted Wardrobes, Washstan: s, Cotes eters well as those having | Toilet Sets. Towel-racks, Mattresses, one or more articles to dispose of, wi'! find it to | franklu irtight. and other Stoves, Venitian Stair Carpets, Rods and Eyes, Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Kitchen Utensils, &e. Terms: $30 and under cash; over that sum a credit of 60 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. oc 27-d J.C. MeoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. their advantage to address, through the Post Office, Cc. G. X., who Will parohase for cash, at a fair valu- ation, all of their effects. _0c 6-tf ANTS.—The proprietor of the Intelligence Office and House Agency. SI! C street, corned of 7th, respectfully solicits the patronage of tami- hes resi ring competent Servants of good charac- te anted, now, several good Cooks, Chamber- Waiters, Drivers, and Farm Hands. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. HE ENT:REFURNITUREOF A LARGE Bo xRgpine Hovsz at Accrion.—On Ta URS- DAY MORNING. 4th November, commencing at 10 o’olock, we will sell, the entire Furniture and Ef- fects of Mrs. Searics’ Boarding house, No_ 383 Pa. avenue. south side, nearly opposite the National Hotel. Phe house contains 43 rooms, #!! furnished in good sie. We same in pute osew iano, Stovl and Cover, Mahogany and Walnut Sofas, Tete a Tetes, and FOR RENT AND SALE. [8mm FIRST PaGR.| Wik BGM 6 GaeecL AL Eee VOR RENT—A comfortabiy furnished HOUSE, on F street, between i7th and 18th sts. For terms appiy on the premises to Mre. WIL! 1AM SPRIDEN. e Pre" _0c 28 tt IVEDB, . Mahogany and Walnut Rockers and Arm Chairs, Do. — Parior Ohairs, Ottomans, URNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE o8 ‘ Se oy The House is brick situated on N oe Walnut Marble top Centre r avenue, (No. 20,) between 4+ and Sth ets., Contains + EOS, 5 ne furn good. ‘The house will be rented or sold without the furniture. £ oF particulars apply on the premises. oc 28-I1m SEVERAL DES'RABLE FURNISHED ROOMS to rent—Pariors and Chambers—on 13th street, between E and F, No. 452. 0c 2?-e03t™ —— Curtains gov hee per Gecks. 1 Side entre Tables, Do.” and Wainut Dressing and Plain Bu- reaus, Wardrobes, Washstands. Dressing Tabies, Chamber Cottage Sets, Bedsteads, First rate Feather Seds, Hairand Husk Mait esece Bolsters and Pillows, Blankete, Comforts, cheets, aout ey Looki ipsoee. C ~ Stoves, -ply, Ingrain enitian Carpets, {OR RENT—Two unfurnished ROOMS, ina F Seat Sian Oilcloths, Russ. ite family. The house is pleasantly situ ated’on H street, between 10th and ifthe No, 43%. 0027-W.Th&S* 70. ENT—A two story and attic FRAME EF HOUSE on L street. between 9th and 10th, Stable aitached. "For partiouiars inquire of 7> We tal le or oulars: . . SIMMB, M street, between 3th and ith. oo Sideboard, Crockery and Ginss, a larg jot, Knives and Forks, — Dishes, Plated Forks, Castors, Piated Tea and Table Spoons, Kitchen Stove, Cooking Utensils, Tin Ware, Keirigerator, Safes, &c. With o- her articles, nothere enumerated, all of which will be sold without reserve. Persons furnishing and dealers would do well to Tecan: 5 amount O PATENT AGENTS.—The most denirabe | , ety, 0% and under cash; over that amount and tuite of Rooms in all the city will be For Rent months, fur notes with gocd and satisfactory en- in a few days—the Rooms at present occupied by dorsements, and interes’. Mr. Melntire, in Bates! Patent Agency, Building, | “User te WALL & BARNARD. Aucts. ir. Molntire, : NARD. Aucts._ fice. Inquire of BATES & BRO. 00 35-3t O LET—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, on the first floor, opposite the Patent Office, No. 444 Sth street, between F and G _ 00 26-St* ‘OR RENT—A Very D BLE RESIDENCE ON THE HEIGHTS oF GroncETOWN.—I would rent tos good — ¥* fou S year. my property in Geor, the sauare numbered T2 nm = nee se ft i a conv DE. Tarnished witn e best furniture, together with at 4 o’clook, p.m , two fiand- le building lots kuown as lots Nos. 15 and 13. in square No. 242, each having & beautiful bariding front of s fost in0.08 Vermont aven and runniog back toa ley, t loeality of this hand- plein a fa ienrabte piece of | property for any person wishing to purchase to erect str and other out-buildings. de this section of the city. The term 125 @ month, or twelve hundred | 2¢nces in this : ‘cash; balanos in 12and 24 month dollar: ‘ayesr. Se arcaer parteneeocenee on the ‘Terms: Oni se ne jee by adeed of emises. ioc 28 tawSw LOUIS MACKALL EN. Avot. OR RENT—A very desirable modern built Jc. & CO., Auctioneers HOUSE. other conv: BOS, 5 OF MACHINERY A situated on Nt dereey avenns, between > "and Ruse why 7a bs ceaen pel Sirgets north. ‘or — ee Tuesday MO N nore Jt, ot u 4 P ; land x, ween 4% and 6th streets, W. ton, I FoR SAY: able termae desirable sells, ware, ofa eed'et trust. duly a pe nthe wero 4 the Machinery Fixtures of the “leiand Biew- ard E strest, near Wil- | ¢r7- Se einer emer | erate It mr aa Saltese sss rearat WEEE | Kee aac No. ga th street. aaa ee Fresestre ‘daruess. een Tee pent bgt wes te Together with all tue nereeeary Puruitare and Ap sean 19th streets north, for & gentieman and art =e a TemOEy.. im 6 and 12 ol notes, bearing inter- tnd 3p property may be exammed by Bpplication to owe — PUMA UNE So Teme instant. Six hundred adventurers bed returned from Frazer river mines. Baldwin's ce ) majority as Supreme Judge The diss fight reported by the overland mait is confirmed. Two chiefs were captured and Later Sandwich Island dates are received. On the 16th September the main points of difference in the new treaty with France were conceded the latter. The duty on liquors was reduced $3, and the French Consul was allowed judicial functions. — Later from Havana. SAVANNAH, Oct. 2S —The steamship Isabe! from Havana on the 25th, arrived off Tybee lest night. he suger market closed firm, but operations and bad been limited. The stock in Hevana Matanzas amounted to 92,000 boxes, Monsees closed dull, but firm Freights were very di: I, and declining. Exchange was bigh and firm. Sterling ex. be Captain Quire, with the officers and crew of the lost bark Phantom, of Philadelphia, bed ar- rived at Havana onthe Ilth. The cook and stew- aid of the Phantom were drowned. The Piccolomini Excitement. New Yor, October 25. —There was another crushing house at the Academy of Music, last night, to listen to Piccolomini's mr Presentation in Figlia del Reggimento. The rusb, thismorn- ing, for tickets to the second performance of the same opera was of so exciting a character that policemen were employed to keep order Scheon nd Crew Lest at Sea, Savansan, Oct. 33.—Captain Hayden, of the ship Gebbard, from New York. reports that when off Cape Hatteras, during the storm on Saturday, be saw a schooner ward ¢ thinks all on board perished. The schooner was of about 125 tons register, with a light lead-colored bull and green bottom Telegraphic Consolidatier. New Yorx, Oot. 25 —The American er line, working the Hoghes’ instrument, and House printing telegraph line between Wesh{ ington and New York, bave been combined, and will hereafter use both of thesefsuperior methods of transmitting intelligence. Burning of 2 Roman Catholic Church. Bosrox, t. 26.—Tae Catholic church on Cabot street. Roxbury, with a dwell! bouse and stable adjoining. were , oT by hire yea- terdayafternoon. Theehurch was built of wood, and, with the organ, valned at $12,000 Overland Mati. St. Louis, Oct. 28.—The overland mail from California and Salt Lake, arrived at St Joseph's on the 23d. The citizens of Carson’s Valley are asking for a territorial rnment. Affairs at Salt Lake were quiet Prosperous Thee Deaths from Suffocation. Boston, Oct. 26 —Nathaniel and Thomas But- ler, brothers, and Peter Lyons, lest their lives to- day by suffocation in the vaults of the rosin oil distillery at Pine Island, Roxbury Thanksgiving. Harnresrac. Oct me The Governor bas ap- Pointed Thursday, the 18th of November, as & day of thanksgiving ahd prayer throughout Pennsylvania, — Charleston Merkets. CuARLeston, Oct. 27.—Cotton- Sales, to-day, 3,000 bales. The advices by the steamer caused a dectine; good middling 11; middling fair 11y. f Baltimore Markets. BaLtimworzE, October 26 —Fiour is drooping; Howard street and Obio $5.12 W beat is firm at previous rates; good to prime reds $1.16a1.22; do. whiles $1 3521.40 Corn is firm old white 72a75c; yellow 80e82. Whiskey is duil at 24¥¢ Bacon is firm, bulk meats, 6xa5\ New York Markets. New Yorx, October 28 —Flour is firm; State at #4 20a$440; Ohio €5.25a85 40; Soutbern S5a SB. Wheat is sligh ly higher; Southern white 81.45; Western white $1 124; Western red $1.10. Corn is higner; mixed 67470c. Pork is stendyt; mess $16 &7Ka$I7; prime $13 Shasid Whisky is heavy at 21¥c. Financial. New Yorn, October 25 —Stocks are dull and low-r. Chicago and Rock Island, 68%; Illinois Central shares, 87%: do bonds, 96: La Crosses and Milwaukie, 54; Michigan Soutbern, 24%; New York Central, 664; Penn. Coal Co. S2; Reading 523,; Milwaukie & Miss. 16%; Cantons, 21%; Va 6's 9x; Mo. 6's 91. nF GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. NEW CONFECHIONERY AND BAKERY. ° Brings Stxeer, Opposite the Mayor's Office Georgetown, HN BEUCHLER bas opened a cUNFECTONERY & BawERY” where willbe . at all ti . Fresh Cakes, in every . fuch as French Cream, Boston Cream, and J ind Cream Cake ; also, Pies, Candies, Loat Bisoe: bx dee Cream." Water oe, and Rum v oh, . use. £0, Wedding Paitie ils, &c., furnished on the mega _ spend test — eterms. He so- . Hew ve ‘oom? Se GOAN BEUCHLE PPLES, POTATOtS, AND ONIONS, i M POTATO! her 7 Vo. Lextra Baldwin APPL 8, 10 do. Golden skin ONIONS, daily expected per schouner Eben Sawyer from Bont bila’ to.) extra Baldwin APPLES, 75 bushe! Mercer PUTAILOES, gn bosrd of scnoorer H. F. Payton, now aue from a The ‘bor e mpd es, dke..arp in prime, oon- ti * u Dl or ane OE TARTLEY. & BRO. 0026-1w 99 and 10i Water st., Georgetown. WO MARRIED COUPLES OR THREE Taber Scoommodatad or four single gent!emen can be wih ‘coinfortabie BOA Rv erme, by app ying to MRS. YAG: No, 8 Bridge . Georgetown. D.C NEW WHOLESALE FEED WAREHOUSE, No. 93 Water street, Georgctown, D.C. The subscriber has taken the above Warehou for the purpose of conducting the Wholesale F Business in ai its branches, and will ponstaatly bave in store al! kinds of MILL OFFAL, OaTS, CORN, aed BALE HAY, which will be sold at the Jowest market prices, for cash. want will please give mes call before panier Tam determmed to sell as cheap as the _ ot 00 AN. C. ADDISON, No 93 Water street, Georgetown. ARRIVAL. aa eves : feGnwek 3h * vi" ote sul paeers. rom vessel in lo Pp at BERRY 0025 __ 85 Water street, Georgetown, fate AND WINTER GOODs, Cugar ror Casa. JOHN H. SMOOT, ae has cocnivedtean is now offering sarge and beauti- assortinent of one FALL AND WINTER GO -" joer, bh t customers, 15 href wiht found "vey desirable lot of Lad Dress Goods, comprising in part as fol- viz= Mich Black avd Colored Silk Robes, ! Pia'd Silks, sot makes Bien Suike, very oh Kich | do. 0) adere Vaiencias and Poile de C: > te piegee ich English Bud American Delaimes, 16 Lupn’e French Mericos and Plain Delaines, ait colors and very cheap, Bisck French Merinos, Cashmeres, 3-4 and 6-4 De- Lepe's bazines, Alpacas, and8 4 Black Shaw! 300 pieces best English ané Merimack Calioos, 100 Breila Shawls, cireular Double Broona, ‘Woolen, aid: and ‘Black Thidet ith 8 firet-r Bonnet eee 7