Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1858, Page 3

(7 Though « The Star" is printed om the, fastest steam press in use south of Balti- More, its edition is se large as te require it te be put te press at an carly hour, Adver- tisements, therefore, should be sent in by 12 e’cleck, m.; etherwise they may met appear watil the mext day. ———— City Counctts —Board of Aldermen.—The Board met last night, the President, Wm. T. Dove, Exq , in the chair. A communication was read from the Mayor announcing bis baving signed certain acts. Also, one from the City Surveyor, in reply toa tesolution of the Bosrd, in relation to the cost of grading and graveling G street south, between Foar-and if and Sixth streets. Mr. Smith presented the Petition of Benedict Milburn, praying that a porch recently erected by him in front of a house on Maine venue, which prejects upon the sidewalk more than the law allows, may be permitted to remain, with the consent of the neighbors; which was referred to the committee on im; its. Mr Riges, from the finance committee, re- ported a bill for the relief of Th Bayne; which wes Mr. Thomas Miller, from the improvements committee, reported back the petition of citizens of the Second Ward, asking for achange of the — of Massachusetts avenge, and asking to be ischarged from a further consideration of the same; so o:dered Also, reported a bill for the relief of Walter Linkins; which was . Mr. R , from the finance committee, re- the petition of Mrs. Steward, asking to be discharged; so ordered. Mc. Miller, from the improvements committee, Teported a petition of Kirkwood and others, axk- ing to have the gutter on the south front of xquare 320 taken up and relaid, asking to be bere Also, reported back from the same committee a bill to oy ap Third street east, from Virginia avenue to L street south, recommending that it do not pass; which was agreed to Mr. Smith, from the police committee, reported back the bill of this Board for cleaning avenues, streets, alleys, gutters, ete., and for other pur- poves, with an amendment by the lower Board, recommending that it be not agreed to The amendment of the Lower Board was to strike out the words “ veneral fund,” and insert the words “ ward fund” in iis place. The question occurring upon concurring in the amendment, the ayes and noes were called; and the amendment was not concurred in—ayes 6, noes S Also, trom the same committee, reported an act from the Lower Board, supplementary to the act entitled **An act to regulate the several markets,” a~king that it be laid on the table forthe present; which was agreed to. Also, from the same committee, reported a bili giving SS to Wm. Morris & Co. to erect telegraph posts, &c.; - Aiso, il es a bill in relation to horse and stock markets, asking tbat it do not pass ; and on motion the bill was d- finitely postponed Mr. Barry, from the claims committee, report- cd a bill for the relief of James F. Nally; which was passed Also, a bill from the lower board, entitled an act for the relief of Thos. Lowns; passed. Also, asked to be discharged from the petition ef Wm. M. Ives, for compensation for repairs done to the Northera Liberties Fire apparatus, aud that the same be referred to the committee on the tire department; which was agreed to. Mr. B-own, from the committce on drainage and the distribution of water, reported a bill for the reliefof Wm Linkins and B F Moxley, as- signees of Alfred Collins; passed A bill from the lower board, for cleaning streets, alleys and gutters in the Fifth and Sixth Wards. was taken [rom the table, and referred to police committee Also, a resolution of the Board of Aldermen, with amendment by the lower board, appointing a committee to consult with Capt. Meigs as to the best mode of distributing the Potomac water through the city. The question recurring upon concurring with the amendment of the lower board, it was taken, and the amendment was lost—aves 4, noes 10. Several other bills from the lower board were rend by their titles, and appropriately referred Mr. Brown introduced a bill authorizing E. F Queen to occupy a certain recorded ailey in square 325; referred to improvements committee. Also, a joint resolution appointing # day of pub- lic thanksgiving; referred to Police committee. And the Board adjourned. Common Council.—The Mayor's message trans_ mitting a statement of money expended by the Corporation, on the streets and avenues of the city, since 1£35,was referred to the joint commit- tee before Congress. The following petitions were Presented and referred: By Mr. Mulloy, petition of James Maher; to claims committee. By Mr. Wallace, petition of J. J. Fowler; to ‘ways and means committee. By Mr. Lioyd, petition of John M. Lloyd; to claims committee. And certain papers in reference to this claim, now on file, were referred to same committee. The petitions and papers of P. Barry and J. Hennessey were ordered to be taken from the files and recommitted to same committee. Mr. Jones, from ways and means committee, reported a bill making appropriation for certain incidental expenses in the Surveyor’s cifice. Mr. Orme moved to strike out the item of gas for the vault; lost. And the bill . Mr. Lloyd moved that a bill for a similar pur- Pose, postponed some weeks since, be taken up and indefinitely poned; passed. Mr. Turton, from im rovements committee, reported a bill totrim an gravel Tenth, between Dand E streets; sed. Also, the Alderman’s bill to construct a bridge over Third street east, near North Carolina av- enue, 5 Also, a bili authorizing the curb stone to be set, and footway paved, on First street east, between and D; passed. Mr. Powell, from the claims commitiee, re- tied adversely, and axked to be discharged vs aoe of the petitions of Robert Zperaid, and the agent of Mrs. Eliza } 5 disc arged. i = Also, reported the Alderman’s bill for relief of Dr. Benjamin Hodges. Mr. Lioyd moved to amend by appropriating $500 to reimburse any inmates of the almsbouse who may have sustalaed loss by the destruction of the building. the amendment was rejected— Yeas 2, nays IS; and the bill was passed Mr. Powell also reported a bill fur relief of W. F. Bayly; passed Mr. Mulloy, from the police committee, re- ported « bill increasing the compensation of the clerk of the Northern market to 150 Mr. Edmonston moved to strike out $150 and Insert $500. Mr. Bobrer moved to amend the amendment by making the salary of the clerks of the Northern market $100, and the clerks of the Eastern and Western markets $350 each. Mr. Mulloy asked leave to withdraw the re- rt Mr. Lioyd moved to recommit the bill, with amendments, to the police committee; passed. Mr. Malloy also reported the Aldermen’s biil regulating sales of suvars and molasses in origi- nal packages; passed_ Mr. Mulloy, by leave, offered a resolution au- thorizing the chairmen of the several committees to notify their committees of the meetings by ad- vertiting in some daily paper of the city; lost. Mr. Tree, from the Public schools committee, reported a bill in relation to public schools, re. turned to this board by the Aldermen for certain purposes, with a writien report ia answer to the request of the upper board, and sustaining the Secretary of this Board” The report was adopted, and the bill and re- port ordered to be sent to the Aldermen, and the aeee pees with the proceedings. Mr. Parker, from fire ye oa pee committee, ~—eeee @ bill for the relief of T. G. Ford; sed. Also, the Aldermen's bill making appropriz- tion for hose for the Western Hose Company, with a substitute therefor, transferring the hose of the Northern Liberties Company to that com- pany; | one M: bret offered a joint resolution amending the repealing clause of the law relating to huck- Sters; referred to the — omunittee. The bill to establish apprentices’ night school for four months was taken up, and Mr. Wilson moved to amend by locating it in the First District school-bouse; passed. Mr. Wallace moved to reconsider the vote; lost. and the bill as amended was Passed Mr Jones moved to take up the bill to erect a new Centre Market; objected to. Mr. Jones moved to suspend the rules; lost— yee: nays 13 Mc Palmer moved to adjourn ; lost—yeas 9, nays it Mr. Jones, on leave, offered a joint resolution relating to meetings of the Councils. Mr. Lioyd moved to refer it to the police com- mittee Mr. Bobrer moved torefer tothe improvements committee; Lost Mr. Lioyd’s motion Mr. Wilson offered a resointion instructing the vements committee to inquire into the ex- iency of adopting a plan to prevent the wasb- of the canal from Seventh street west from uring the channel of the river; Mr. Lioyd moved to take up the bill granting to Wm S Morris leave to erect telegraph posts im the city; it was taken up and referred to the police committee. Mr. Orme moved to adjourn; lost. Mr. Mulloy presented a petition, which was referred to the police committee The bill from the Alde: men for relief of Wm. Linkins and A. Moxley was referred to the claims committee A bill for relief of J. F. Nally; referred to claien= committee. A jvint resolution directing a new digest of the laws vf tbe corporation; referred to the ways and jr aos committee. WASHINGTON ART Association=—This asso- ciation held their annual meeting last evening in the architect’s office of Charles Haskins, Esq., on Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets. A large attendance of mem- bers was present. Dr. Stone, the —— of the association, read & report containing a history of the society, its rise, progress, etc ; and at the close expressed his thanks to the members forthe honor they had conferred on bim in piacing him in that Position. Some remarks in response were made by Mr. Cunningham, and, also, in reference to the new hall of the association; after which, on motion of Mr. Haskins, the president’s report was adopted. Mr.C. P. Stans ry submitted a report on the subject of the finances of the society. otions for new membership being now in order, Mr. Haskins proposed as members Charles Abert, Esq ,and William W . Moore, Esq ; whi:h were conferred without dissen’. On motion, a committee of three was a) pointed to present a list of officers for the pont year. After a short retirement, the committee returned with a list, when the following gentlemen were duly elected : President, Horatio Stone; vice-president, Chas. Haskins; corresponding secret: y, H. K. Brown; recording secr . James Walker; treasurer, R- 8. Chew; librarian, William Heine: directors, James C McGuire, Charles Abert, George W Riggs, W_ D. Washington, T. R. Peale, E. Clarke, J. G. B-uff, and J. Wood. After determining that the board of mani ment sbould meet on Thursday evening of next week. and that a general meeting of the associa- tion should take place on Tuesday evening, No- vember 9, at the new hall, over Sibley & Guy's store, the association adjourned Circuit Couxt.—The case of Horatio C. Scott ts. Philips, Zantzinger & Denaise—an action to eject defendants from possession of certain prop- erty, by alleged superior right contained in title held by the plaintitt, which was put to trial by jury yesterday—was continued this morning This case involves the Provisions of the act of Congress enjoining the exbaustion by the Corpo- ration of all the personal property of adelinquent, ia pursuit of taxes due it, edove taaaing? u his realestate. Bradley, sr. and Davidye for plain- tif; Carlisle and Maury for dvfendants. Henry W. Haskell was yesterday appointed county constable A few days ago a case was tried which was an appeal fromthe judgement of Justice Donn. It seems that a wariant was issued by the justice aforementioned against an Irishman, for selling liquor on Sunday, and under it judgement was fendered for $20 and costx. ‘The caxe was ap- pealed to the Circuit Court, who reversed the indgement on the showing of the appellants council (bat the warrant was not properly worded. Tax Batis To Monnow Nicnr —Amusemen's still make our young people happy, aud evening pleasure gives z»st to day’s employment. The Liberty Club make Temperance Ha'l mer- ty, and from the character of the gentlemen com- posing the managing committee we are assured that those whoseck pleasure under their auspices will be donbly gratified. The Mount Vernon Association essay thelr first cotillion party at Ixland Hall, and of conrse—for it is on the Island—there will be beauty and grace inabundanre on the floor. The profits of the festivities will be applied to the purchase of alibrary. Those who spend an evening with the Club and the Island belles, have such a Promise of festive glee as is seldom held out any- where. New Cuvacn Oscanization.—A new church has been organized in the vicinity of the Navy Yard, under the name of the Sixth Baptist Churecb, East Washington. The Rev. Mr. Col- lom, of New Jersey, bad been preaching for them for several weeks previous to their organization, and is expected to continue. The persons com- posing the new church have been conducting a very interesting Sabbath School in the hall of the Anacostia engine house for some time They Promise to be very useful in that neighborhood. Tue Graxv Excamement, 1. O O. F ,ata special session last night, decided to take part in the Odd Fellows’ Grand Celebration at New York on the 26th of April next, and appointed a committee to act in conjunction with the Grand Lodge committee in making the necessary ar- rangements. A meeting of the cemmittees, we hear, will be held on the evening of the 9tb inst. Cuntre Marxer.—The market opened, thix morning, witha supply rather less than the ave- rage. The number of dealers and purchasers Was not so large as at the commencement of the week. Business appeared to be dull, and the stay of dealers wax short. The prices were as quoted in the Star of Saturday last. Lecture —This evening, Temperance Hall, E street, will be opened fora literary entertainment. Mr. Thos S Gillespie announces a lecture there, upon “ Mental Cultivation *? The subject is one of universal interest, and we doubt not the lec- turer will be favored by a most flattering audi- ence Fasutons ror Novemper.—Le Bon Ton, con- taining the latest and most approved styles of patterns, consisting of cloaks, mantillas, basques, dresses, sleeves, waists, and childrens’ dresses, &c..&c. Ladies. if you feel interested, xend to Sbillington’s Bookstore and get acopy. It will only cost you fifty ceuts. Fine.—A fire occurred last night on] street, be- tween Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets, about IZ o'clock Several two story frame dwel- lings, some of which it is said are owned by Mr. Lewis, fell a prey to the devouringelement. We have not been able to ascertain the loss. Tug Tusater —To-night the management present Buckstone’s comedy of Married Life; Mr. Dove, Mr. Owens. ‘To be followed by the farce of Forty Winks; Mr. Horatio Spruggias, Mr. Oweus Rates Repucep.—It will be seen by a refer- ence to another column that the Magnetic Tele- graph Company using the Morse instrument have reduced the rates of toll upon telegraphic mes- sages TStats at THE Guarp House —Jobn R. Dar- rell, disorderly, fine and costs; Stephen Long, colored, sleeping in the er gy pacientes g days, John Jackson, colored, disorderly at a ball, fine and costs, $2 15 Srorrep ror tHe Season —Charles Haskins, Esq , architect of St. Andrew's church, bas sus- pended the work on that building for this sea- son. When the spring opens, the work will be Prosecuted with energy. Reav Estate.—Yesterday, A. Green, auction- ser, sold lots 15 and 18, in square 242, on Vermont avenue, between N and © streets, for 15 cents per foot, to Mr. A Hidemiller Tue Paxonama of China and Australia still continues its attractions at Odd Fellows’ Hal’, and is nightly visited by admiring crowds. We invite the attention of purchasers of dry goods to the auction dry goods of J. W. Colley & Co_, 523 Seventh street. Lioyp is again in receipt of the largest and freshest Norfolk oysters, at the National Restau- rant Loox at the Alphabetical Business Directory in another column. WE wooLp avvisg our friends of the Northern Liberties in want of pure Urue Medicines, &o., to callatthe Store of Joszru P. Suiiivay, No. , corner Massachusetts aven ith and H A 18 personal attention is given physic: scriptions which he compounds with th Drags and Chemicais. F oe it* Balls, and Festivals furnished with Ice ofthe beat 18 at the Philadelphia and Tee Creare Dever, corner 12th and F str.ets, m —— Wapping Caxxs, very pretty and very cheap, the Phiadelpin Conlgohioueey.poraey and streets. loe Cream and Water loes $150 fe x lon. — oo6 im* Wem Caxxs, very very. and very at the Phaledsi C sven at sips Confectionery, jo. 518 Pa. C. N. Kueizz. DIED, Sudden'y, on Monda: morning, November Ist, co ALL, in the ear 4 JACOB fate, inh jth year ethisage y mornipg.at 10 S'olocke” seer In this city. on the Ist i B.SCH. auntive of 6 anaS2 hate A but for last s vo pean us city, in arte th year of nis is tancral wi'l take p'ace his late pi i“instsat 3 c'olock p.m to’ which his inien acquaintances are respectfully invited. 8 on Wi Corvespendence of _GRonettowN, Nov. 2, 1058. Coroner Woodward held an inquest yesterday over the body of an al, found dead near Drovers’ Rest. As the body bore several marks oer ences the jury, after a careful investigation to date resulted from violence Sedcoasen eat Rit Dye of Mr, “18 SALE—PEW No. 15 in the Chureh of the by some person oF pe aoe F’'epiphany.on © strest; Sovwens Sain ond 14th rem. "The mame of the ina are to | Sreets. _— be murdered, and over whom the held was Michael Leonard, a native of Ireland. The ogee Cadets, after spending the day yesterday the Villa, in the most agreeable Manner imaginable, returned about four o'clock. ‘They were accompanied by Withers’s Band, of our city. This the first general of e Cadets since the teception of their new arms; and, as they marched through several of our streets, their handsome and real military appear- ance attracted very general attention, dod their regular and real systematic evolutions elicited a ospi + admiration. ee ok A test was Fo8 RENT-—HOUSE No. 490 Massachusetts avenne, north side, near Sth street, containing 8 rooms, besides bath-room. cosets ; cellar under Pe a a en DAUL: No. 6 west nde we atreet, near the City Ha'l. no!-tf tf R SALE—Fourt ol Fe. ALE. ‘ou! toon AMET eee tow small pa parat “ wr tonetbar, Lot 1 iv Or * . corner, 4 feet Sinches by 75 feet d: of Logan Tribe, Red Men, are Sand 4, Sq No. 3:7, opposite ‘Temperance Hall, E street. 24 feet front 159 deep. Lot No. 2, per eonigin oe eects for a Gread Beil, io Lo Square No. 566, with improvemen a; and Ke. 12, £ ven at Pompean Hall, Union Hotel, on the 234 Square No.4. ‘The two last being only tax titled mt. The peatlemes who compose this tribe | ¥iil be i very cheap. a real whole-hearted set of good fellows, and Al sale.or exchange for property in this city we fee! satisfied that no pains will be spared to nity. two three story Brick Houses, No:. make the occasion a very agreeable one. ! West Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md., We are very glad to learn this morning that | near ty street my Eqpare. Will ex: the special committee of our Councils made a ghar for farms in PR ee MRE Et bad thorough examination yesterday of the improve- ‘ No 6, west side 43 street, near the ment now going on upon High street, north of no 1-eotf “City Hall. compromine grede, which see niet thet? | FOR RENT Large ain ROOMS wits Bead compromise grade, which seems to be perfectly at No 284 G street, convenient to the Depart” procemnscent fhe all parties concerned bis will | mont. Tabe Boardalso, by an experienced caterer, doubtless ood news to the City Councils and on reasonable terms. oo D iw* ' all concerned, as this improvement has been a pecs’ of conten om the subject Hg raech talk, nearly ever since it wascommenced. The whole has doubtless wh out of bad managenent, | %hand Ith gah north, for s gentieman and lads, and the want of a knowledge of the nature of thoy! ‘WO sitgle gentlemen. = grade best suited to the street. a _Arrivals.—Schr. M i , Dissisway, from New 7 York, with cement to Capt. Meigs On her pe-- | 5 sage she carried away her foretopmasi during a heavy sea. The damage, however, is trifling. Ann Caroline, jpplegate, New York, cement to Capt. Meigs; Spirit of the Times, Slover, Ricb- mond, Va., coal to Bogue & Donnell: Sawyer, Snow, Boston, to Hartley & Hamilton, Ogden, from New York, reached ber wharf yesterday. steamer Columbia. Harper, from Baltimore, is at the wharf of Hyde & David- son discharging. ‘The flour and grain markets ap inclined to droop. Both arti les have slightly declined since our last report. Standard super. fine brands would not command in any quantity over $5 to $5 12%. Extras higher, as in quality. Wheat—$L.18al.20 for red, and $120al 25 for white of good qualities. No material change in corm. Oats 15c. a. Se ALEXANDRIA. eee Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Nov. 2, 1858. The County Court opened its November term yesterday morning, but transacted no business of Public interest. This morning, with tbe reopen- ing of the Court, it is expected that the exami- nation of James Parsons, charged with setting fire to Masters’ warehouse a few weeks since, will take place. The fairs at the Village and at American Hall were both open lastevening, and were very well attended. At American Hall, especially, a large number of ladies and gentlemen spent a most pleasant evening Yesterday morning, about 9 o’clock, an alarm of tire called out the fire companies. ‘The alarm was caused by the burning of a frame stable in the rear of the residence of Miss Sarah Griffith, No 235 King street, near Patrick street. The ef- forts of the firemen availed to save the building, but the contents of the stable were either dam- agedordestroyed. After the fire seve:al fights oceurred. Some of the parties were arrested and bound over to keep the peace. At noon yesterday the Alexandria Saemrce es- tablishment, a fine three-story brick building, Peeling feet on Queen street and running back O LET—ROOMS, (farnished,) with Board, in 4 private family.on L street, No. 514, between ‘e OA 3 s 4 2 & g a a = < = 2 a ct a = rs} » a > y; Ebeo ro. The ar dull and AHL ANA NVO ‘SINATI NAL VOT > 4 > & = ep sf , 2 a Eo aq. 6 Beg 5 om cr ae ee 2 et od ° 2 “SLNAQ MZI MorMg TVASY) ‘SINDO NAL YOa ‘SNOLLOO GAHOVATE “NO GNV G4HOVAIH ANH NVD NOA ‘SINT I NAIL YOL ‘OMI Vg LAOHLIA\ HSV A\ OL CHLNVERUV AA ‘SaOOrlvo Lsaa TO LOVE VENISON. BENTER, on C_ street, in the rear of Browns’ Hotei, has just received fine VENISUN, killed at Mount Vernon. which wi!l oe served in every style to the taste of his patrons, in connection with all the deli- cacies of the season—Game, Uveters. fresh Fish, &c.—that this or other markets canefford. oc 29 Just receiv NORFOLK RS this day OYSTE at LLOYD’S NATIONAL RESTAURANT. oc D St | | nm a a ° = (PALLY HO RAZORS.—Plensure aud comfort in shaving secured to ihe public by using the unrivalled T'sily-ho Razors. price only 38 cents each. A large assortment ef A. W. Faber’s genuice lead Pencils of all numbers and quality. for sale. whole- sale and retail, by E. K LUNDY. _ 300 Pa, avenue, oc # lw Nationa! Hote! Building. OO WINTER UNDER GAKMENTS FOR GeNTLEMEN js WY, Si feet, wary ee by R. L Brochett, was awe, t re ee epee tem ger sold at auction by S.J. McCormick, tothe pres- | sizes, quality, and price, and all cheap fur cash. Fer ent occupant, Miss E Tebbs. for 36,005. the prvo/ call and see, at We learn that the Mount Vernon Guards con- LANE’S Gents’ Furnishing Store, template asking the assistance of the ladies in a] 0c 39 3t 424 Pa. avenue. fair for the benefit of the corps, some time in De- cember. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, FROM auction. M. NOTICE. 5 RS. HELLER invites .the indies cf Washing- ton and vicinity to her Grand Dpsmng of WINTER BONNETS, DRESS CAP Y 4 ard FLOWERS, on Monday, ‘Tuerday and bed eran Genk 2. ya Ladies an 5, TO THE LADIES. Aas remember the place ay: S5dozen Extension Skirts, 11 springs, for $1.£0, | and French Flowers and Kuches, eats pene é 625 cents, worth $1 No. 34 coeerey avenue. between 7th =— st loz en Quite lo. 2? nts, wor! . te Cent arket. oc m* 10 do. Ladie White and Colored Corsetts, 91 | 2PPOS = cents, worth $1 5), 10 doz. bottles French’s Bay Water, 31 cts., worth 75 cents, 100 dozen Ladies’ ..C Hdkfs, a: 65cents per dozen Jouven’s best Kid Gloves, cents, Also, Merinos, Merino Plaids, Deiaines, Calicoes, 5 t R. HURDLE'S, Ginghams, Hosiery, *<, corner High and Gay streets, NOTICE. : Jou N O’MEARA Respectfully informs the cit zens of Washington that he hasjust finished his new house, on Pennsylvania avenue, No, 566, and has ust opened hisrew VARIETY STORE with a ful assortment of all kinds of Fancy Goods, Fruit, Corf. ctions, ete., Clocks, Guns, Pistols, Bucksain Gloves.and almost everything to suit the requirs- no 2 2w ments of general customers, which he i3 prepared t> POR BOSTON {The sapecvor renuiar packet | {rLh prion wach wil induce freakent, cls addressof JOHN O’MEARA, No. 566 Pa. schooner H. F. Payton, Nickerson, mas--% ter, has arrived, and 18 now discharging her. freight. We wiil be receiving freight for th above port to-morrow. Also arrived schooner Eben Sawyer, from Bos- ton, with mixed cargo. Apply to HARTLEY & BRO., 69 and 101 Water street, Georgetown, D.C, nol P. a ARRIVAL, OTATOES,—2, 100 bushels prime White Mercers and 40 bashels Peach Blows just arrived per schooner ee om, Now Jerseys and for sale suit purchasers. Fenner ee te aa Pa Tee BERRY, 00 25 85 Water street, G peat AND WINTER GOODS, Cusap ror Cas. JOHN H. 8MOOT, No 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, DC. near the Capitol gate. RIELLY’S RESTAURANT, uated on |. street, No. near the Eastern mar- + Where all times 4 may be fonnd the finest and best OYSTERS. CAME, and ull the delicacies of the season to be had in this orthe adjacent markets; together with the best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. P P. S.—Wohile I shall strict)y abide by the law in relation to are ing nee A —. my —— nee i not go hungry, jor 1 wi thein as well on estowns 2: Sunday as Monday—but, nary a drink! “oo'30-3t DOLLAR SAVED 18 AS GOOD AS A A DOLLAR EARNED.— Just ed,a fresh suppiv of those fine Moleskin WATS for $350 and $3. r em rf fg i has received and is now offering &iarge and beauti ets. hi “supply 1 fine fu! assortment of Calf BOO! FALL AND WINTER GOODS, at very low prices, to cash and prompt castomers. 235 Penn. avenue, near corner In his assortment will be found a very desir:bie jot ‘3th street, between of Ladies’ Dress Gouds, comprising in partas fol- | 0028 Kirkwoods’ and Willards’ Hotels. lows, viz: Kich Black and Colored Silk Robes, Mitca COWS AND DAIRY FARMING, Kich Bayadere and Pla'd Silks, comprising the brees, Best makes Biack Silks, very cheap, 0 Rich all wool Printed Delaines, Rich do. Kobes A’Lez and Robes Aquille, Rich Baya#ere Valencias and Poile de Chevres, breeding. and manage- nt in health and disease of aairy nnd other stock; the selection of milch cowr,with a full expiawation of Gueson’s method ; the culture of forage piavts, and the production of nulk. butter and eheese ; im- 100 pieces Rich English and American Delaines, 16 | bodying the most recent improvements, and adapted to 25 ots. to farming in the United States aud British Proy- Lupin’s French Merinoa and Plain Delaines, all | inces; with pusband ovlors very cheap, Holiand ; to ich ix added Horsfall’s Black French Merinos, Cashmeres, 3-4and6 4 De- | dairy management. Charles L. Flint. ote teas Alpacas, andé 4 Biack Shawi | sale ty FRANKLIN PRICE. Book sella if s 5 4 Black Shaw! | sale ty ald a iA way eee oc 3 332 Be Av., brtweer 9th and lth sts, “nglish and Merimack Calicos, ——— eee ciroular and square, LACK AND FANCY COLORED CLOTH Woolen, Pinas and Black Thibet FROCK COATS, Black and Fancy Col’d Bear Surtoutsand Ragians, BI Paper giao ere a Cass egg Eagioel *k and F’oy Col’d Cassimere Pants, extra heavy. Bi’k and Foy Col’d Silk, Velvet and Merino Vests. We havejust reccived 5 cases of the above goods, all of our own manufacture and whieh will com- are instyle, materia: and workmanship with the best custom work, all at our usual low prices, for Cash, at NOAH WALKER & CO. No, 368, Browns’ Hotel 0029-6tif (Alex.Gaz ,States& Int.) Double Brocna, Merino. With a first-rate assortment of— Bonnet and Sash Ribbons, ss Fringes and Button and Nos., Handker- 8 4,>i Cambric Muslins; aod Bareges, for lencia Laces and Saxony, Shaker, es Fia:nels; Colored rack ditto; best’Irish Linens; Stitched Hosoms; superior | NOTICE. hirting Cottons, av extra good make, a = at ier Sheol and Blankets’ Fable Cuing | SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH o1 ar a |. R. G. ETCHISON would respectfully in- Greer cenonere and friends that she is now sell- auibe involus tocloss up bunttene:ote Lene ae rt ring to clos ss able. x neoouat of her health, which has long been , to continue business. ‘hat owe her bills are respectfully requeated masks and Le gem Colored, uckaback ‘Towe! pr Ladies’. and Boys’ Hosiery, ofa! kinds; yle of Steel-apring Extension Skir' *, Cassi meres, Tweeds, Cassinets, Jeanes, and \estings ies’ Merino Vests; Genta’ Uncershirts and wers, Cravate, Silk and Linen Canibrio jandkerchiefs; with & good assurtment of Doves tie Googs, for servants’ wear. I7~ Having bought trom the largest houses in ew York, for cash, lam preparea to offer great RaIDS. 13-2 ws JOHN H. SMOOT. PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE. many othe mentioned, all of the latest style, which sell positively at cost fur cash only. as si intend to open &ny new accounts with an: 5 If you want bargains call at once examine our stock. and we are sure that we can satisfy even the most fastidious taste, Call and examine for your- ve notios that they are prepared to fursiak thelr joe ths e pre} s Sostomers and the pauis Generally with Massey, Collins & Co.” or self at R. G. ETCHISON’: . 12, Market Pa. av es pot ona re 00 23-lw Be ae bet ate and ath sts. As mission, our terme will i0n guaranteed in every ins! provided notice Ss AWED FIRE WOOD. of defect be {given within twenty-four hours after | > McKNEW & MARLOW’S tie Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout (fully ie STEAM SAW ILLs, =a of the best qua’- de! et. equal, if not rior, to ieapostennat g: to 91.50 Conner 7TH St. AND Cana. dozen, delivered in any part o ‘ashington, H ok Oak and Pine WOO! Georgetown, or al me RNY & SHINN, ity, Sewad and Spiit to order. oo 12 51 Green street, Georgetown. oe city, free foxtre charge, ez Ash, Peach Mount, and Lykin’ alley COA REPUCTION OF RATES. Sally expeeies. A, hheral deguotion made to those eee: is 5 whi ‘urmshed from the vesseis. a Wi ton Printing All orders sent to our Verd onsth street, between The New Yerk jing img the ++ House’’ Print- Telegraphs, u: H and I st or our Steam Miils, corner of 7h ing Telegraph instruments. oc emma ket General Ofics— National Hotel, entrance om Sixth street. Branch Ofice—Will-rd’s Hotel. ICHAEL HOFFA respectfully an te Washi and the citizens of THE NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON that he has the PRIN: ING TELEGRAPH COMPANY hore ELEY STORK of M” Loewenstern, the only line in direct communication with the es to be favored with a continuance: North astern, _ Southwestern Cities, are | of the bas heretofore en- eoalied by inoreased facilities, to redu rates fexed. He has a large and fine assortment of ail stile Werte ord. re ery addi. Keciee of Watehes, Jewelry, &o., promptly mee Se « * ew . - tional word. | attended to. . vv. oom tf ne ORSE-SHOEING REDUCED TO.ONE H hore wee Norics —On end after November the Ist, the prices of Horss-Shoeing will be §1 a set, cash in ail Gases, except our quarterly customers, or otherwise rOnARe u attention to ment & contmuance of tke JOYCK & LENMAN. 5 TON CORPORATION Or wasaiNne’ a0 S'S ASU. MeG eRe & OO. Aucts, : Riis Pa Th NS. hole, haf, and no Let wd H. PURDY, Superintendent. ” vo ‘corner 15th st. and Vermont avenue. 6th at ley. The improvements consist of a smail frame inte; Ww. and Tiox.—On Ta URSDAY ber tid f and 120 Sapo south hail is vaca: x E 1.0TS aT HOPETON, ONE ‘ — or WASHINGTON, aT AUcTIoN.—Un WED- Hopeton, on the 7th street road, « the first to T gate. at4o’clock p. m.,6 lar, of beautiful pbuilding Lots, part of wh: 7th street. and valu .bi- a pot oe" = ae te in roe ey demith nd ai mre ogi thors. Also, . Prayer Books, oe, Pan witha heat Sir Same Pons, Pen- comet sii ‘i re & BARNARD. Auote. & wi Lu By J. C. MoGUL XCELLENT ROBE, Son SEEN “oc- TAVE Piaxo Forts, URNITURE axD OUSsE- PARRA eeicaaes, anv ED RE the residence ofa gentieman declining reoemeaes sekeep- ing, on F street. bet ws Nigeteeath end Tw os streets shell soll the urniture Sods ote, ie, para’ Seven cotave Piano Fort,ty . * rr, Mabouss ny Har Spring seat Sofa, Rooker, and Par- Chintz-eoveréd Lounges, Union and Easy Chai-s, Rosewood Marbie top Cent: Tabi Bren Giaens Cait Me foo ngraic Cy a Winiow Curtaineand Sernice Shades, Fire Sets, Vases, Mantel O: Oak Hall Cnaure,'Taple Uae Walnut Sideboard, two Extension Tables, ilt-frame Mirrors, Cane-seat Chairs, ‘aperior Walnut Jenny Lind Cottage Bedstead: Walnut Marbie-to Dressing and Piaim Bureaus, and Painted Wardrobes, Washatan. Toilet Sets. Towel-racks, Mattresses, Franklin, Airtizht. and other Stoves, Venitian Stair Carpets, Rods and byes, (ooking Stove and Fixtures, Kitchen Utens:ls, &c. Terms: $3 and under cash; over that sum a oredit of 60and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. oc2d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Br A. GREE uectioneer. EXEcer IX’S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FvuanitsRe, Hack, Hore! Carts, HARNEss, PROVENDER, &c., ar AucTio On W* UNESDAY, 3d of Noveinber, { shall sell. by order of the Orphans’ Court, at 10 o'clock, a. m.- at the late residence of George H. Dunlop, de- ceased, on Maryland avenue, between 6th and streets east,(Capitol Hi effects of the di . 001 Mahogany Sideboard Settee an: Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Dining Tables Bedstesds, Featner Beds, Pillows and Boletera, . B esses. Carpets, Clocks, ing-giasses, ‘ooking and Chamber Stoves. uilts, Comforts, Sheets, Pillow Cases, With a general assortment of Kitchen ro immediately after the sale of furni sel ‘Two excellent Hack Horses, One excellent Cart Horse, One good Hack, lot of Harness. Two Wacons and lot of Wagon Harness, One Cart and jot of Cart Harness, Cutting Box, tot of Straw. Potatoes, Cabbage, Corn, Fodder, Pour Hogs. Lot of Chicken With a lot of Farming Utensils, Terms of sale, as prescribed by the Court, are: All sums under $5 c:sh: over $5a credit of 9 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest. HARKIET DUNLOP, Executnx. 0c 27-d A. GREEN, Aucts. FUTURE DAYS. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. X*CUTORS’ SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR- NITURE, GiLT-FRAME MinRoRs, CaRPETS AND CURTAINS. S\LVER AND © &c., at PuBiie Avectios MORNING, November Lith, at the establishment of the late E. H. Pendieton, on Penntyivanis ave- nue.adioining the Uni-ed States Hotei, we shall sell the Furniture. &c.. comprising Rosewood French Sofn and Parlor Chairs, Marble top Centre, S« fa, and Side abies, Rosewood Secretary and Bonkease. W hatnots, Three large t recch piste Mantel Mirrors, Elegant Rosewood Ma:bie top Mirror front Beaw- it. Eighteen Solid Oak Leather Covered D:ning ire, Rosewood Marble top D Paintin; Engravini ts of and Lace Curtains, Cornice, &o., : . Brussels and Ingrain Charpets, Rage, Oil- cloth ard Druggets. Large Walnut Sideboards, elegantly carved in bas- reef, aoe Mahogany Extension Dining Table, 18 feet on, oles, onk Eighteen Solid Mehogany Arm Chairs, with hair- cussioned seats, * About 700 ounces solid Silver Waiters, Gob ets, Pitchers, Butter Tubs, Ladies, Kuives, Forks, Spoons, &c., re Heavily Plated Waiters, of various sizes, Pitchers, Covered Dishes, Tureens. Champagne Coolers, ‘ astors, Sauce Dots, &o.. . Frenea China Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ware, Cut glass Decanters, F inger-bowls, Gobiets, Wines and Tumvlers, Large Chinese Punch Bowl, Bohemian G!aseware, Coco lot of Liquors and Cigars, Damask Towe pk ini ‘atle Cloths, Maible “ Dressing Buyesus and Washstands, Welout Filizabetmian Bedsteads, with superior Spring Mattresses, F.nsmelied Cottage Se'r. Lounges. . Very superior Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows, Fine Curled Bair end Husk Mattresses, . Superior blat kets. Comforts ard Marseilles Quilts, Handsome Fre: ch Chinaad Grapite foilet Sets, Togethet with a iarge assortment of Kitchen Requisites. Terms: $40 and under sash ; over that sum a ore- dit of 69 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest. . B. TYLER, PHILIP B. PENDLETON, =xeoutors, nold J_C. MoGUIRE & CO, Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. JRNITURE AND HOUSEBOLD Frrects AT Pusiic Satz.—On FRIDAY MORNING, November 5th, at 1@0’c.ock,at the residence of a gentleman deciiniag housekeeping, No 333 First street erst, between north A and B streets, we sha'lrel , the Furniture and EF ffects, coi sing— Mahogany Hair Spring seat Sofas, Rocaer snd Parlor Cr Mahogany Dining, Ca: Breakfast Tables, Carpets, Oilcloth and . if Lounges, Cane-seat Chairs, Rookers, Mahogzny Secretary and Bookosses, Bedsteads, Burenus, Washstands, Feather Beds. Bovsters and Pillows, Hairand Husk Mattresses, ets, Comforts. Spread Window Curtains, Sha7er Cane ard Wood seat Chair: China, Glass, and Crockery re, Cooking, Airtight and Franklin St ves, Together with a general assortment of Household and Kitchen Kequisites. Terms: $25 and under o1sh ; over that sum acre- dit of 60 and 90 days, for satisfactor:ly endorsed notes, bearing interest. i 5 no l-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. By A.GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUA se PROPERTY AT AUCTION.— On WEDNFSDAY, the 27th instant. I shall sell, in front of the premises, at 44, o’clock p. m., tot Lot No 2, with the improvements, in Square 'o. €37. being the east part, fronting S' feet on the public space at the immediate intersection of Mas- sachusetts and Maryland avenues, between 5th and ets east, and running back 90 feet to rn al tenement. Terms: One-third cash: balance in 6 and 12 months, tor notes bearing interest for the deferred payments, and secured by adeed of trust upon the Title zood oczid * A. GREEN, Auct. ION ACCOUNT OF THE ABSENCE OF ‘ested parties the above sale is postponed until EDN EsDAY, the 3d oi November, at same hour A. GREEN, Auctioneer, A, GREEN, Auotioncer. XTENSIVE SRE OP VALUABLE IM- PROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY aT Avc- AY, the 4th day of Novem- bail sell, in front of the premises. at 40’c!ock il of Square No. 1008, bounded by north D 185.008 fect of ground, the ports half ol whieh aime reed, the south nt, ® lof which is beau- fully located in an elevated posi will be sold in tne haiforin! ts to suit Al-o. Lots Nos. 2 and 3, in Square No. 1011 ‘This property fronts on 12th ai through the square to Tennes: ‘he above-mentioned property lsomely ituated, and must increase rapidly in value ow: to the oontempiated extension 0: the Capital rounds, and the sale will be well worth the at- ention of persons wishing to make & good invest- Terms : One fourth cash ; ba’ance in one. twoand ment. three yesrs, for notes bearing interest from day of ssle. A deed given ands deed of trust taken. Ti- tle indisputable, it being direct from Government. oo d A. GREEN, Auot. By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. TENSIVE SALE or BEAUTIFUL VILLA MILE aNp a Harr shell sell, at immediately At rumber front on This sale offers a fine opportunity for obtaining & ESDAY, the 10th of Fovember, | u country home near the city, on an excellent road, ‘water, pure air. and low taxes. erms: One-fourth cash; balance in one, two, and three years, for notes bearing interest. properly secured by a deed of trust upea t premises EEN, Auot, Giz rolerence ACKERS, &c., &o— constantly re- fs fresh OF | F x Crackers ree suppl ox i wit; Teh out, large and smail ; — 3 ee all varieties of Jamison’s bracl % 3 s era. £Oi NG & BURCHELL: corner 15th st. and Vermont svenue, 0 ADVERTISERS AND BUSINE: 8 MEN "The TINEL” 3 The VIRGINIA SEN EL” ofprs vory ax perior advan! de"eireutiton Shrmiy estab ished journal, of wide cirou with sub- seribere in Aan every State m ont list of eu A leyrand Tide water rerlous of Virwsies mot who — wants and the means x ay gouds, aod men who ad fem, sme. ‘ertisements appear in the ly. Tri-weekly, Oocasiozally inthe W eekly editions of & : INEL, thus reaching ali our readers respect- ully invite orders. Te-ms beng We 8; the cash ah Eee ane os 00 23-Im ave, -| charge on this head also. TWO Divs Larter FROM EUROPE. Arriv.1 ef the Indian. Ervm “' Leors. Ney dian, from Liverpool, at 9 o'clock on the morn- ing Of the 20th ult., passed this port tox os ee an “ye <n bar uny ¢ American ship Ul, Capt ssed ria while on and Scougtide. fire, saw a ship to aah Great pate a English news is a. Another demonstration —< ‘be introduc- tion of the confessional in Church of Eng- land bad taken Place at London. sive works of 2 — been completed at Fort Galway line of he London ermment mail the Cunarders SY - A ter from Valentia sbore the Attantic cable was about to be lard: ena nao woken desueleng Valentia Rotice to leave company on the 30th fovem | uniess something favorable turns wy tg ay Parliament bas been farther Prorogued ag we eg 18th of November. rench officer who threatened to shoot t! Newcastle editor for libelling bis father, - == Consul, had been fined five ¢ London money market continued very easy, 2 per cent. being the minimum rate of eee te th he Atlantic Tek raph were quoted at £300 to £330. = eames *s Amrrican securities were dull, with but little CM Alten Armota am and Sons, hemp mannfactu- rers, London, had failed; abilities small. Tae Very Latxer sy Tececrarn. Lanner, = hes —Tbe Bombay mails, the news by whic! as been al: teleg ra; reacbed London thi« aoe aaa The Daily News’ city articie says the funds opened flatly on Taesday, and during the greater part of thedaya reduction of one-eighth was quoted. At the close, there was more firmness at fally Monday's rates. The share market was flat, but closed firmer £95,000 in gold were sent tothe bank during theday Gold remittances were being made to the continent owing to the less satisfactory state of the exchanges. dis- count market remained easy The Times’ city articie says that on the stock exchange money was procarable at lal percent.; and inopen market the general minimum rate ‘Was (wo per cent. until, Rossta. The dis‘urbances in the eastern Provinces of Russia were more serious than at first represent- ed, and in the southern Provinces the insurrection of the peasants bad assumed a serious character. Crna. The Times complains tnat the part jayed Mr. Reed, the American Goomanabensson Caine, ‘was worthy of his countrymen. When the Eng- lish and French were demanding natural rights for all mankind, Mr. Reea begged a treaty for himself and his nation That treaty contains no provision for free transit through thecountry, for the opening of no new Ports, and no provision for an amended tariff. France. A difficulty bas arisen between France end Brazil, in 5447 to the property of French sub- Jrcts dying in Brazil ‘be French Consul bad siruck bis flag at Pernambuco, and appealed to his Government The French Ambassador at Rome had. by di- rection of the Emperor, made a strong represent- ation to the Pope against the recent abduction by the Catholics of the Jewish chiid at Mortara. The Paris flour market was firmer Wheat was dail. The Provincial corn market was unchanged Menufacturers were weil employed, but the foreign orders were not so extensive as in former years. A slight rise in spirits is recorded. It was reported that the French Government bad refui to permit England to act either as arbiter or mediator between France and Por- tugal. The Bourse was declining. The Three per cents opened on the 19:b at 73f. 95c., and closed at 73f. lve. PortusaL The two French men-of-war remained at Lis- bon Two British vessels had also arrived in the Tagus. Hanover. In consequence of the earnest representations of the British Government with reference to the abolition of the Stadt Duex, Hanover has decided to send an agent to London with fall powers to negotiate the affair. PRvssia. It was said thet the Prince Regent bad deci- ded on proclaiming a political amuesty to all Persons compromised since the events of 1818. Avetaia. Reports were current that Count Buol had re- signed the ministry of Foreign Affairs and would. be succeeded by Baron Bach, the present minis- ter of the Interior. Russia. A gigantic frand upon the government had mo- nopol zed attention. The government hed paid twelve millions of rouples overcharge for con- structing the St. Petersburg and Moscow Rail road, the contractors having charged for a mach longer line than was laid down. The rolling stock was furnished by an American Company, according to distance, involving a fearful over- Many influential a sons are compromised by the transaction. The matter is expected to be hushed up. [This is de- nied by Mr. Winans, of Baltimore.) Tremendous fires are reported to have occurred at Orel, and five hundred buildings are said to bave been destroyed Morocco. A telegram from Alyiers says the reported as- sassination of the two European Vice Consuls is believed to be pure fiction. Oa the other hand the Paris journals say the massacre is confirmed, one being certainly the French Vice Consul, but that it is doubtful whether the other is English or Spanish. Bosxia An insurrection is reported to have occurred at Livny, a Bosnian town of importance on the Ser- vian frontier; no particulars are given. New York Election. New Yorx, Nov. 2—In this city the election is proceeding quietly up to the present time (IL am) The fighting wards are all serenc,and the turnout is comparatively meagre to uence of the cloudy weather and a raw easterly wind. Asa general thing the strong Democratic wards are cutting Kelly, the nominee for Sheriff. The California Overland Ma! Sr. Lovis Oct. 30 —The Overland mail from California, with dates to the 4th October has ar- rived here. The dates are anticipated, via the Isthmus. The mail arrived within the schedule time. Three passengers from California came on the train Anot! Eurepean Arrival. - ‘ ov. 2.—The steamer Fulton, from nied teehee ult..basarrived. She touched Southampton, but brings nothing of import- ance later than the Indian's advices. Naval Intelligence. . New York, Nov. 2 —The warsteamer San Ja- cinto, now at the Brookiyn Navy Yard, sprung aleak last night and has now6 feet of water ia her hold Baltimere Markets. on Nov.2 wee oe: Howard street and Oblo are quoted at W beat is steady; pte to prime reds 81 owen | do white $1.36a8140 Corn isinan tmpro' demand; old white 68373 ; yellow 78a8Ic. Whiskey ix dull, but steady at 21 jy 228c Bacon firm at 7 Ka9\c.; bulk meats 6 ga® ge New York rasa Pore yorx, Nov’r 2—Flour is beavy ; Stal at'ya 10091 35; ‘Obio $5 30a85 49; Soutbern 5a Wheat Infirm; Western red $1.12a1.15 fet; mix Faz Pork is doset mess at $16 6201675. Beef is heavy at $l0a$il_ Lard steady Whisky is dull at 2c Financial. New Yorx, Nov. 2 —Stocks dull and lower. Chicago and Rock Ixland 66 Southern v3x; 2; Mil. ana iss. 16; Va. 6's READ. ’ Cloth Jackets Boys’ Cocesnet eek Boy! Caguinet Pants, Boys’ sinet boys’ Vests, Boys’ ne od Sacks, ‘Boys’ — Boys’ Sha * Canton Fisneei Drawers, Boys’ Wines Shirts, kg Bove Colored Shirts, all of our ae ee ome thsn offered. WAKER ©” CO No. 360 Pennsylvania avenue, eo hotel, 0c 25 6t | Alex.Gaz., States, and Int. copy) _ CHEAP DRY GOODS oa ccaion. wi i jote of “< DR*SS GOODS, from au-tion, which Weare sell fons ‘cy Deer ane, rad Otagea t ik Robes, end ; ‘many other n-w and de.iabie goods, which wil be wold cheap for ona COLLEY & c”., rest, ene LR hee nol tw codon Penn.av nue. . w. NeTuN 18 int farall Banip Decgeegs job-ey 6 eaves al