Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1860, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS.. me a Though Tr Stax fs printed on the fastest ond paste use south ef Baltimore, {ts edition is 20 large as to require it to be put to press et an early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be sent fn before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. ee Noticr.—District of Columbia Advertisements to be inserted in the Bat tio! ware received atand forwarded from Tux Stan Office. AwnvaL Mestine oF TH MaRtLanp Bastiat Lstow Assoctatiox mtg By Pow gp rcony meeting of the Maryland nion Associa- tion cammnensed yesterday, with devotional ever- cises, in the E-street pe gM asorecan 1 lily were represented. 1 porary EcVanization was effected by the Rev. Prenklix Wilson, of Baltimore, presiding, and A. Fuller Crane, Eeq., performing his duties as secretary. Rending the letters from the churches and aux- iliary societies occupied some time, showing har- mony and_success througbout the bonds of the seciety. The new Island church, Washington, at eed increase, thirty-nine members etm b The association next proceeded to the election of permanent officers, when, by a large vote Mr. Wilson wes re-elected moderator. He rosé and acknowledged the em poy but owing to the state of his health, and other duties, positively declined. Another ballot showed the election of Rev. Geo. F. Adams, of Baltimore. That ¢! = man was at once escorted to the chair, and briefly acknowledged his appreciation of the honor. He remarked that la the twenty-four years he had en- joyed the pleasure of being present at every meet- t ing A. Faller Crane wss unanimously re-elected secretary, an office which he has filled for some twenty years. Applications for wie, Mi “per rae, —_ churches at Poolsville. . = 7 se es n Baptist Churen, Haws Md “They were veterred. The Secretury read the annual report of the executive committee. To-day —The Association met this morning at ll e’clock. An eloquent address was delivered to the ministers upon the subject of giving their special personal attention to the teaching of the ebildren in the Sabbath school, by Rev. Dr. McDowell, of Baltimore, which was attentively listened to. WanTON AssaULt BY TWo MARINES UPON TWO EetimaBce Citizens—They Commit Assault and Battery and Highway Rovbery —On last Satur- day night, two U out ane a Matthew Wilson and George }, comm || aa un voked attack upon Mr. Richard Hanson, a clerk in the War Department, as be was walking home about 9% o'clock. They met Hanson at the cor- net of Third street east and Pennsylvania avenue, and walking upto him ina menacing attitude seized hold of him. He beld up bis walking stick by either end, and placing it against the breast of Sales pushed him off, wheu Sales re- newed the attack by wresting the cane from Han- son's grasp and beating him severely therewith, while W assisted with bis fists and feet Leaving Hanson they now proceeded to the house vf Mr. James T. Ball, near by, and knocked at the door Ball came to the door with a stick in his hand, and as soon as he bad opered the door Sales seized bis stick and attacked him with it, striking a number of severe blows, and wind!: up hg Poa a grab at Ball’s watch chain, pi ing his watch valued at $75, from bis pocket, and ruaning off withit. Very fortunately, offi Irving and Bird came along at this crisis and ar- rested thetwo ruttians, but they resisted the officers so desperately that the assistance of several citt- z2ms was required before they could be taken to Justice McKenna’s office, they fighting and re sisting Ina forious mancer way. They were taken by the direction of the magistrate to the guardhouse on Capitol Hill, where they were kept all night, and on the following morning an exar ination was held, which resulted in ir being committed to jal on three several carges each to await the action of the Criminal Court. Srrert Brocans —A few days ago, a respect- able merchant, carrying on an extensive bus.ness on the east side of Seventh st., and whose custom- ers are principally ladies, made the inquiry, with much earnestness, of one of our police magistrates: ‘‘Isthere no law of thiscity, prohibiting street begging and vagrancy within our corporate lim- its? On being answered affirmatively, the mer- chant quickly rejoined : ‘Then why is not such law strictly enforced?” He then further remarked: “it grievous nuisance, a serious hindrance to bosiness; and the ladies who frequent my store, as well as myself and assistants, are much annoyed by it. These beggars follow ladies on the street and into the stores with piteous and persistent ap- peals for money, so as almost tocompel relief. Indeed, so impudent are these mendicants that they not unfrequently become fnsolent and abu- sive if bar Bre. not promptly relieved, and to the extent of their ex tions.’ Now, in view of this serious evil, it is suggested to the Mayor and Chief of Police that instructions should be forth- with issued to all police officers to enforce the city ordinance providing that -‘ all persons found beg- xing or drunk In or about the streets, all vagrants 2nd persons having no visible means of snpport,”’ shell be arrested and sent to the workhouse, un- leas they give the required security Tue Concert at Willards’ Hall last evening was highly acceptable to the brilliant end critical audience assembled, as was testified by the plau- dits which greeted each artiste in turn. The ro was well selected, and could not have been arranged so a8 to afford greater enjoyment to the audience, nor a more excellent teat of the merits of the several singers. Mad. Fabbri was received with much euthnsiasm, and throughout the concert more than justified the great expecta- tions that had been formed concerning her extra- ordinary talents, by our Stigelll, always good, never sang in better voice nor with reater effect than last night. Carl Formes, with Sis tich tones of teemendous power, astonished as well as pleased, His low notes in the **Wan- derer”’ rolled through the hall with precisely the same effect as that produced by the sub-bras of a first-class church organ. Each artist in turn was encored. Mad. Fabbri in the exquisite Fabbri Polka, Formes in the aria from the Magic Flute, and Stigelli in the Dream of Home; and the andi- ence hee en snd appreciative. Mr. Muider formed a number of pretty pieces on the piano, and accompanied the singers in good taste. APPOINTMENT OF 4 PaTxoL IN ALEXANDRIA County.—The Gazette says: “The County Court of this county at its lest term, appointed a for the country portion of thiscounty. The ap- pointment was made under the following provi- sion of the Code of Virginia: “The county court of each county may, when necessary, appoint for a term not exceeding three months, one or more patrols, Consisting of an officer either commis- tioned of noa-comaiissioned, who shail be cap- tain of patrol and so many privates as \t may think requisite, to patrol and visit within such boands as the coart may prescribe, as often as it shall re- quire, all td Speer and other placessuspected of having in unlawful assembles, or such Slaves as may stroll from one plantation to another without permission.” The following gentlemen were named as the ae 4. Garey, Captain; 3. Burch, jr., ohn Marcey, George Matcey, Edijab Burch, == ae , Saunuel Marcey Chas. W. ayne, 3 Misithe duty of this patrol to visit all party of the coanty, at least once a week; to brenk all unlawfal aesembiies and arrest thelaw. The members of oh form daty, are subject to a fine of five and wheo on duty the captain is entitled toone dollar and each private to 75 cents for each twelve hours R g . g A E 3 g g i $ & a iat and farm products, vehicles, furniture, &c., er to the late Darius C! stoc! implements of Mr Clagett were of lence, having been selected with care ment by that gentleman, who, as is we a much attention to alture a of bis Seautifel comer tle ple = [ies RY atuer, fell, og any thread. f vania avea: sole agent. e Rewaway —About dark last over attached Canta. Gvarp-nouss drank aod : 2 SRY me ea ore po nT . SS Manna This market ~ “PHERBONAL. years Rare’ f bh tog: aol en ear 7 — Satna Tne ey byes aVinginicwere repre- | At, a re ore oA sent « okra from three Lng _ in dnt Washingt D. td ing any day since election. advi The ‘Were thr: tle to Goetze ees, +5 ¥, The bay stands were occupied, and the prices Totes a ofred rials. te fut en vot inawe m: from 60 to 90 cents 100 Ibs. i D: Gc WILSON, cage 3 weteneand shat fe o's ge | atin Now fi nt a ‘ons and ai 7100. Poultry and game increases in quantity, | A STROLOGIST JUST ARRIVED. op, ices nue as “Star”? Of SBaturd x ‘The quality of ‘he provi. | 24% Gaxaresr Livinc Pranzs ReaDsR oF THR sions, both in the butcher's and vegetable de- ort visite nade slang ~ yates weno ll pronounce herto hee sin Mititary.—The Potomac Light Infantry, and, in fact, bg person. Georgciowa, to-day paraded for target practice. | snus srontteojcing an happinens betwren mar A suitable number of prizes will be awarded. you ; will cause ap-edy marriages ; will advise The usual business of this senson requires the at- in regard to Lawsuits, Numsens, Lossrs, TRav- tention of many members of braced Bey Bs &c. Prices 25 and & ota., $1. Residence the ranks to day will be no indication of the nu- ichmond House, corner sth and Dets. Remains The Pot Tigtt Inbestey stint have their | Depress es r} sous Dac an! - usual weekly and squed drills, and are steadily pomp ind Prints = Panay Ate hig iy Perfecting’ temeeives {n all the various branches gi! seeeliceay sav phe cones ne = palo g ont areal eee enpreceeant 405 Eighth st. ‘petween @ i, Washington. been made in their form, which, smail as ia” . 0 it would appear, vastly !mproves their appearance. Carrune or Escarep conver o tne | 0 NOW OPEN Teward offered Secretary ie jor for the Date Penny hs beak peestre st FT e uctive the re-arrest of three of them in Philadepeie, | ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE, ‘Their names are McDonald, Small, and Johason. aT ‘tch last night to the Warden announced the fact, and the Deputy Warden immediately lett Prepare for the purpose of bringing t ; Watrr Restorzv.—The flow of water was restored yesterday afternoon to the street mains and service pipes, which had been cut off to re- = the main on Pennsylvania avenue, which on Tuesday last. THE ving CHickERrine Cert. Inet might, wee fone Hottoway’s Pitts axp Omnrsrnr. Unsocrest Philanthropy — lonely. ene million boxes jis are every mont! tributed throogh- = the towns and villages of the United States and Prawo used at the con- pute. ®, and an equal amount of Gintment accompanies ders. It may with truth, that Holloway’s Medicines saengers Joy, carrying healing on their to mil- lions oppressed by every form and type of disease, Sold by all druggists at 350/620. and Bl por bor oF pot, noltlw etan'e Batsam or Witp Curgey. fo The foliowing letter from Rey. HENKY Woop, of N. H,, Editor of the Congregational Jour- ‘hal, speaks volumes in faver of Wastar’s — Concoan, N. H., March 2. Musszs. Seta W. Fowie & Co.—Gentiemen: Two years ago, a sudden and violent attack upon my Longs confined me to my bed for several weeks, and when I recovered, I was so much oppressed by dificnity in breathing, that I was often unable to sleep or rest upon a bed by might. The suffering was extreme, and judging from the ineffics remedies used, | sup) the diseaso incurable. Being a to try a bottle of Wistar’s Balsam of Wid Cherry. withont confidence in its efficacy, found the difficulty almost oatirely removed ve- fore one bottle was used up. Sympathy with wy fellow sufferers induces me to make this public statement, and recommend the;article to uthers similarly afflicted. ith respect, yours truly, uniess signed ——— red by 8. W. Fowle-& Co., Boston, and SEA Gre eee MU }. Stott, iwarze, Nai: ir. ington; and by dealers ry where. no 10-lwer Homxoratuic Buemoes All Dr, Humphreys & Co.’s seraifie Ho- ic Rem-dies put up expressly for family use, in boxes, at 26 and 50 cents each. Also in ‘cases, containing 20 vials, from $4 to @3 gach, with bock of full directions. For sale by Z. B. Gilman, 250, Ps. avenap, wholesale and retail agents W. A. Fitageratl, 353 uorth F also by F. B. Winter, corner of Massachusotts ave- Que and Sixth street. Also, Pond’s Extract of Wit Hazel, for internal and external inflammations all kinds, as above, madly ReaveR, have you seen Prof. Wood's advertise- mentin our paper. Read it; it will interest you. au 20-eoly : To THE Arriictep!—Be sure to mond adver- tisemont of MoLean’s Strength mae Blood Purifier, in ‘another column. we Hzxry Woop. i. Burrs on the ¥ MARRIED. the 8th instant. by the Rev. C. C. Meadom JAMES H. JONES io MAR LER G. THOMAS both of this city. * On the 13th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Proctor, Mr. NICOLAY TEN CEN to Miss ELLEN L: HAWKINS, both of thecty ue BL “ On the 14th instant, by Rev. Dr. Finckel, Mr. JOSEPH W- NAIRN to Miss ALICE LOU, F KEL, of Washington city. * No 483 Tenth street, in this ci day pr te 14th instant. by SNDREW' I HEITE, of VIRGINIA, second daughter o: Scott, Esq , of Alexandria, Va. (Alex. Gazette copy.) On Thursday morning, the 15th instant, at residence of the bride’s father, Col. George W. i) Gunoéll, in Fairfax county, Va oa) Wilson, of Saltimore, WENS BERRY, of Georgetown, D. On to Miss MARY JOSEPHINE GUNNELE. DIED, On Wednesday. the 14th i it, LOUIBA C. LIEBERMAN, wife of Dr. Charisa it Lieber: naa ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend — Seneral, from her eo praidence, No 459 PS enth si tween a to-moriow g day,) the loth instant, at 3 o’olock p. m . Baers. IRON WORKS, ORNEK Onio AV. AND THIRTEENTH St, ERICS30N’'3 CALORIC ENGI S. The iitarcigeed base been appoint ats nts p this —- the manufacture Leow! sale ES my ors Bre pie to supply all ogders wit! 2 and Uiepa'et bye? engines have eon satisfactorily introduood, and are now practi- exlly esaployed in bakeries; ‘by bookbinders; for boxwood cutting; by cabinet makers: for drawing fan blowers to ventilate buildings; for Pumping; for domestic purposes; elevating grain; giass cutting; ginning eottos; grinding quartz; grinding paints; rinding sugar cane on plantations in Cuba; for fois > for knitting machines; by manufacturers romp" of pla.ed ware; of printe: iL, Of silver ware, of Scrioultural imploments; of matches; of hooped akirts; for pumping at rail stat:ons and on board ships; for sewing mazhines; for job printing and printing daily newspapers: for various plantation Raps for sawine ra ee. umber; for Picking 1; for polishing combs; for ‘ers’ uses; for sand sihing; turning; tobteco az aly: tanneries and wire making esta! ishmente: man afactarss for bune crushing; 3 ; towing; grinding cutlery,&c. They explosive; economical; easily i) they ‘8 no Saggy fe se nO water; Bnd consume ittle fuel. Any person desirous of 5 these e undersigned be 6 numbet is from persons who have them in daily use, @xpressing their entire satisfaction in their operation and use Prices of the Engines as established by the Pat- | Win. gyl'r $350 18 i lind Double 4 27"* Sih| ss inches ovlinder, Os, vrei Taleo 2pm) = - 2,30 o “ 4,500 | 48 < 3.00 oe. 300 * 5000 7) - hyd Le § 1 hog, prghitseturat Gemtings ama teens ear a 3, any be faraished: as chest cyion be eee, clae- where. Alse, sb) station arystuigh orf re; saw hy WM. M. ELLIS & BRO. a ‘Knee or Hun! + ea Do SANDA OVERSAOES. eee Oa @ Society, towit: - © re - ne a an UGS, CO. 7 E88, &o. fisstiry Lee helata is eee! dae City steam BRE Woon MILLS ‘co. . Pret of Sroonidensh sere, blow War . length end size, to suit wooD tie Sat ea ae UR ie. ore asay 476 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Nezt door to Clay's (late U. S.) Hotel, be- tween Third and 4% streets. @. G. EVANS, in order to sccommodate his legions of customers throughout the United States, pact A BRANCH STORE of his widely celebrated GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE im Vreeu mugen Uity, BE 476 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, where can always be found & complete stook of the STANDARD AND MODERN WORKS of the UNITED 8TATES AND EUROPE, Every book is sold at the ak PUBLISHER’S REGULAR RATES, A GIFT worth from Fifty Cents to ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS is presented to EVERY PURCHASER at the time of the sale. Being extensively engazed ourselves in tho PUBLICATION OF BOOKS, and from our large sales enabled to purchase entire editions from other publishers, we oan offer INDUCEMENTS to our patrons not eisewhere to be obtained. OUR GIFTS ARE ORNAMENTAL, USEFUL, AND VAL- UABLE, Comprising & Thousand Varieties ; Among which we nameo— Gold snd Silver Watches, Gold Chains, Ladies’ splendid Biack and Plaid Silk Dress Pat- terns, Parlor Time Pieces, Silver Plated Ware, Costly Sets of Cameos, Mosaic, Florentine, Coral, Garnet, Turquois and Lava Jewe.ry, Gold Lockets, Pencils and Pens, Ladies’ Neck. and Chatelaine Chains, Gente’ Bosom Studs and Sleeve But 8, Pocket Knives, Port Moncaies, &0., &o. The oifizens of the District and vicinity are re- spectfully invited to examine our stock of Books and Gifts, whether d us of purchasing or not, ‘and by so doing will be enabled to judge of the ad- vantages t> be derived from our popuiar system of conducting Book sales. 07" Call for our new classified Catalogue,wherein our method of doing business will be found fully detailed. {0 Persons sending for books froma distance will receive same attention as though at our store, the gifts, in al! oases, accompanying the purchare, 6. G. EVANS’S a GIFT BOOK EMPORIUM, 476 Pensa, AVENUE, Washington, D. C, N. BAGATELLE. OTICE.—The undersigned is prepared to make to order BAGATEL Lb TASBLES of ali sizan and desoription a: reasonadle pri aie FREISE noG-2w No, 482 9th st., hetween D and &. WwW TRAVELING TRUNKS. F. Have just received the largest assortment no 10-tf it ‘ten: > sea e eat ER, CABLES RES gud PA‘ ING TRUNKS A * we ony ver, Ww prices, 7? “WALL STEPHENS & CO” 25 922 Pr. avenne. 00 MES. J. RIGBIE, ARTIST IN HAIR JEWELRY, . Such as ge menge rings, Fob Chains, Fin- - AVENUE ver ass 8 Washinzton, D. M TO THE LADIES. RS.C. A. LEIBIN Would respectfully in- fo-m her former patrons, and the ladies zene: tha: has removed to No. 384 H «treet, be 13th and 14th sts. where she has evlarced fo- ca: rying on sil its ne! Yaoi ties fashionable DRE SSMAKING in bi The latest fashions reoeived as B00n as publ : N. B—se' ae fine Rooms to let, furnished or unfurnished. “Rpply as above. no 7-20 FPAMILIES WANT 4 HEALTHY DRINK! TREY WANT IT PURE, TEMPERATE and COLINEAU’S TABLE BEER ISTHE THING ! It is Teas intoxicating than older, and is far more palatable and strength Be For sale by all Grocers, 3 conte a glass—6% oents BS quart. no 6-Im ———<—_—__. $e Hew HAVE TilE LADIBS VOTED? sLias HowR, J: 5, of Boston, who is the inventor of the *look-stitgh” used by the pring), prsbigcs requi! sworn returns to him of the number sold by each company, and oblige them to pay him a license for «ver: sold: ‘Tne followjog statement is copied from Mp, a ite [LSON’S SEAV- tJ err immense Joliby of tie lenlas, oi pte nt teehee parties to injure its sale, 1858. 1859, ‘Wheeler § Wilson 7978 = -21, 906 Pim Singers Co oes bat & ‘Webster 1,188 A.B. A Tuset 921 Proritea anos omens 741 yepvitt & Co... 23 “Allothers ent a Wheeler & Wil y is at No 346 ‘: lvenia ue. Pri Tang to 15. Pall instructions fren to purchasers, at ilk, Cotton, Needles, &o.. SK, Cotton, Needles, £0 far ti a cont, 346 Pennsylvani’ ™ N. B-Send for a Circular: i oom Swit PRR eM Es SOUL 3. INE GOODS of every description. 1 offered at great sacrifice to Fs Cat before the ist Ghee u reat in all MOL Ree ey 324 Pa fos Fath and Hoth ate, FUR Ss! ibition and sal; Phavite the atvention cl en great osre in the sé! scar guna real atook the le- ‘as represented. 'T St | nee se et, a smuncd herd Bar Sun RODE? S125, i have ROB’ . em store on the iat Jan eg ee WANTS. , a oan or German or WAT Mg nist fapibreteed eae btace and ts By Sead acne ak a iTED—a ATION, by ® respectable Wta oman ns cree cineraes Purse, or to | do ‘ewing. at No. 674, curner of 34 do et wine. Inquire 74, cu . ANTED—A colored MAN, to act sa groom Sssistant coach an. Slave ved. Good wares paid. Apply to WM. STICANEY, Kendali Green no 15 St OS ANTEU—A first-rate MILLINER. Also, WwW compatent Sire AD. in £ fancy st The best of wages paid. None bot first-rate hands need Spp'y. T. KING'S French Bazasr. 294 Pn av, Between Sth and 10th ste. ANTED—A SITUATION as teacher, by & oung lady, ins school or privats fami ¥ in or Liae near Washington, who is competent to Eng- Tah, French and Masio Unquestionable reference given. Also, $1,300 to loan, with unexceptionable spemrie. dress “Fulton,” Genera! Post Office, am Ww, ‘A single MAN who has beon Lal fo milk cow: to work ons fun College. Vor tale cf exstunge te CHES: je OF exon 6, two TER GO 'S, about’ months old pply asabove. no 14- Cee ee wast ENeouaree peters inthe most part o: owner going ‘South Rone, for $10 a month, subject ground rent of $2715 per annum_ Prioe 9750. Title — Address “Southerner,” ‘Wastangtes a, is boy, '» and can com by a colored to d ipioy: Treoom! any une who wishes to employ a bet quiet and industrious boy. Please addresa Box ee Office, aud the sivertiser will ca |. a ee ee a eee WANTED—a competent colored WAITER A Apr immediately at No. 279 Pa, avenue. ANTED—Fora | family without child- ren. a comfortable HOUSE, with back-buiid- Location west of Twelfth and north of F st. reas No. 100 Winder’s Building. 94" (Baltimore Sun copy.) ANTED IMMEDIATELY— to Me eee worth uF SHOOND" D FURNI aun ofall kinds, for which | will guaranty to pay the highest prices, and, as usual, at the ortest no- tioe, R. BUCHLY, ler in Furniture, S 1. &o. 009 408 thet, bot. G nod i ease side, WANTED-All_ kinds of SECOND-HAND tf ANTED—A SITUATI 6, 19 years old, either as no rom + $5 ITURE, for which I will . St 369 Seventh street, tetewen Land “J Sees oc 6-1 BONTZ & GRIFFITH. LOST AND FOUND. L°st,2: the 6th instant. a white and liver col- ored SETTER DOG. Whoever may have her will be suitably rewarded by: binging her to 102 West street, Georg: no 15-law3w* Lost.4 NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, with 4 white marks. and a collar marked with “R. H. Wyman" Whoever will retarn same to 146G street will re- table reward. itt OST—A GOLD BRACELET of heavy chain pattern, set large carbuncle in center surround- ei by 17 aria in @ eaf. Five dollara reward will he paid for its delivery at No. 126 Penn. avenue, Eleventh ntect any be Tad jeventh stree! ay. vember, 8 a Iv stepped into & hack. and a In mourning i« be- lieved to have found it, 2 no 15 3t* F3. ND—On the farm of J, H.Causten, on the Hizh street road, near Georretuwn. a Krey HOMSE, about’ 12 hands high. ‘The GSs% owner will come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take him away. no 14-3t* ator near the corner of 0 FOR SALE AND RENT. T—A brick DWELLING-HOUSE, . 230 Sixth street west, between Mand N. zorth, containing 8 rooms andakitchen Terms moderate. Apply next door north no 15-1w* OR RENT— Possession civen immed ately — POR RENT i Pengeation given immed a north I street, next dnor to Sonatnr Gwin'ss loston one of the beat; neighborhood unexeeptionsble: Apel at Se oe '&. avenue, between 21st and 22d sts. ho ‘OR IRENT—A two story-and-attic FRAME HOUS&, with back-building, containing nine room ', in complete ord4r, with gas, situated on L. Street, between Sth anc 10th sta.. north side. To s punctual terant the rect will bo bau per month ; none otheraineed § gply «to KENNEDY & PUGH, Grocers. No 508 Seventh st. no 15 3teo —_——— rn 20 15 Sto Reoxs FOR RENT—A lady and gentleman preferred. or ladies, Inquire at No. 435 Let, between 9th and 10th. pron RENT. as BRICK HOU Beh aa ith streets. at the corner re of GEO. W. d Tweitth sts. he anrner of Ia: A er aT etniie, FPOR RENT—A three story brick HOUSE, oon- taining 6 rooms, in good order, with gas fix~ tures complete, on HI street. between 4th and 5th. Also, & two-story brick COTTAGE, with large yard attached, corner of F street north an | 14th st. east. ‘To punctual and reliable tenants the terms will be moderate, Apply at 446 Twelfth street, between G aad H. no 13-tf O ME AND OTHE nd sev~ era! Chambers, he new dwelling house 391 E street north, between gti: end 10th Apply on the premisos, no 13 eotw*™ . COMFORTARLY FURNISHED PARLOR and CHA BER. on the first floor, for rent, at 450 Twelfth st , bittween G and H. no 12 lw* ith ir ad The present proprietor ix going ess will be disposed of reasora- no l2iw* That plenanat COTTAGE RESI- i rooms, with frout bal- cony, Irge yards in front and sear, fronting H st in Printing Office Nquare, between North Capitol and First sts, Rent ani .. Address, b: Titter ora person, Wat. STICKNEY no re RENT—The large three-story FRAME HOUSE on New York avenue, between 4th Bnd 5th street-, recently agonpied by Rev. Mr. Ca- rothers. Apply to JOAN W. MANKINS, or to Mr. BOSS, next door. where the key may be found. iso, tho three three-story Hrioks at corner of inth and N sts., Northern Liberties, Apply at tr. HAGG rms Bod coal OR SALE—The Good Will and Fixtares, th» Househoid Furniture, of a Restsaran’ ng~I h enue. ERT YS store opposite, for the the key, or to DICKSON & KING'S wood ard ai doweweaicoriatUeetever ee ir Pho 6-eo2w : JOHN DICKSON. ‘ass RESIDE 0. en Sixth stree between D aad E sts. The houve is furnished with all the modern improvements. Apply to THOMAS PARKER. Bo? ¢ low New Yo:k avenue. house is 3 feat front and 43 feet d JAS. 8. TOPHAM. 10. NT.—A_three-s' and ment ; HOUSE, near tears on 10th, be- tween G and H sts., No. 413, Inquire at Sie LEY & GUY'S Hardware Store, Pa. av. 00 30-tf Bese ieee 1s ph nadia OR RENT—A fou brown-frost DWE: F NG iN uate on Thitegntn “st between i] nd Maxsachusetts ay., oue of the most desirable fo tions inthe it . ‘he bod gets! - we arty} los ; Bie a8 BO i ir wi bath-room:duguire at Wa. BEEBE Patsy $02 27-19t* Store, No. ith st. oo A FTEEN ACRES ae on ries wi TH Yih eee in excellent o: 5 goed buili 3 & bro tone quarry. fallrosd Sar ahop and’ water’ waljon usd: Os rected on the pe Al new feice Wgeeein pure! can gett. 73 sa AAW, Area SYS seventh Vass IN T—Poseession on the Ist of October F One DWELLING HOUSE No. 435 D street, ot presen ooray ied eating — Butler, pashsieon bo i9p snelde GARLISLE, N. B.—It will not be let for # boarding house. so 18-tf Te! ICK HOUSE No, Ooo West et: Geametna at proven ote” i the subsoriber. 1 rooms, Wi nto rough od sree mae A Sau CR. ie » Apply 00 5-tf ENT.—fwo pew fhree-atory BRICK FSP USES with "tack bultioes’ heh how streets; rent containing 8 with gas, tly Sia Priore eae to INT. LEI n ‘avenue, 2 12th and atreeta. oo ild- the TT BE diratac ov Gomstaverion, Nov: 1, 1860, SEALED PROPOSALS will be jived at De "i u SO Na od vered s city. i 7 Cement a SOR eee mr mS GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of Tha Star. P. t of the town Gas Light company writes to us that be ts “constrained ay justice to the Gas teen a ought to state bes it does not burn; wi iek fe that itisa water Post, or hydrant post, made so by the Corporation against the protest of the Gas comp:ny. and in maki it a hydrant the gas oxthis Pipe bas deen , #0 thatthe condensed water in ipes cannot pass into street main, and so the low of gas is obstructed. .The Corporation will not remove the difficulty, the Superiutendant of Water will not; the Gas company bave done so in many cases, though the Mayor has said he could not order it to be done; and the Gas com- pany have intended several days to attend to the post above-named, but rainy weather and other good and valid reasons bave inter; ee" The Russian War, at Forrest Hall, drew well last night, and the music was *‘thar.”’ Mem of the Republican Association will see inthe advertising column the call for a meeting evening. . Barnard & Buckey, auctioneers, sold at public sale y & lot and small bovse bear the Twenty Buildings. to Mr. H. 8. Nelson, for $1,450. This does not look as if business was Prostrated and rey depreciated here, as the ice is as much as could have been obtained any ime during the past year. GEORGETOWN ADVERT ™MTS A MEETING OF T: 7 HE Lope) ty? a ee gen Association Sul be noid? Bs 3 corner of 4 and on EVENINO. November ets, atetolock. Panctest ‘ance ba nese of i no i, TLARO® meeting. By order, UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION.— set Chesan annual weoting will be hed at ‘ounct! Chamber on THURSOA Y EVENING at7o'e' . Previous to the meeting, (at 6 o'clock.) our election for officers will take pace. no isa" THOS. JEWELL, Ses. FOE BOSTON —The brig New World has ar- rived, and is now discharging her freight. ‘ie eet TCEY & BRO.. 99'and 101 Water For ireight or no 15 lw Farina, Corn Starch, Kice, Flour, Macaroni, Bordeaux Oil, Gelatine; Hops, Carb. See pans Ground Coffee, Concentrated Nae &c. For sale by no 15 6t ~H. TENNEY. Yr » SOTICE, HE Undersigned, having been associated with the late Mrs. Dr. Emerson, of Alexandna, for a [ons time previons to her —— VES pone r her valu for TICES, OINTMEN ES: and LINMEN TS of ol kinds, and would respeotiully inform the citi of Georgetown And vicinity that, having great many cures in the cou:try, she has now com- menced bu: i ess At No, 144 High street, town. OL.) SORES, GATHERINGS, WHIEE SWELLINGS. BO ATH poe ¥ ns in Georgetown and Washington on teats hose who cal wil not be" diaappointca. mae rgeesas ra. Emer: be ‘erms cash. a aeg MARTHA V- BURRISS. 100 BBLS. OF FRIME CID: Arrived and for sale snes tar gish, "ARNY & SHINN, AILY EXPECTED, D . PE OT EPROM NEW ERSEY, A prime lot of CRAB CIDER, which ts for sale before arrival. io ieee ARNY & SHINN FOR RENT VERY Low TOA GOoDT ANT—A commodious two story BRICK DWELLING, on Frederick, near Second street, Georssowa, —_— ae a we boom and sm couse, ol ‘water in the yard. nos palp Of SW. G. RIDGELY, Just RECEIVED AND FOR SALE ON AC. commodsting terms, 5° toni of su) GEO. WATERS COKE, 28 High street and Canal, no 6t Georgetown, D 0, APPLES—APPLES! 1,000 BBLS APPLES landing from schooner J. AEN Baker, Mich will be sold‘on Be- commodating terms, from _— = WAtkRs, no |. 2w* 109 Water st , Georgetown. ST RECEIVED— ites Porto Rino SUGARS, 9% bags Rio and Java COFFEE, bar 10 bhds, (lc ced) MOLASSES, For sale by JOLIN J. BOGUE. selo — ee HE UNVERSIGNED CARPENTER AND T BUILDER peel services to the nal ih Georgetown, Washington, and vicinity, and wi contract fc intend the ion of public and private burdicgs. ‘Plane and speci. cations wi spe Seraahad at short no! fios dy, the Tost 0 * stthedone 4 # ‘ Tau 31 Smeo ENRY WINGATE. (Keane Ory Sytn of Bi nth} id Fronch Neste Titsd, Periscopn Col- fia acelin ome oe Sew r asses set in them toorder "ao ip-iy SSEY, COLLINS & CO.’S PHILADE! M Asai ars bbii a tecons fe tantly receiving fresh supplies of the above delichtfu. bev- Sitoratod ‘ies 0 fixes sana a : RNY & SHINN, Acents, 67 Grann at. Teen whe E — HE &, MP LEF 3 D. OR, AD MOULDING Base wu Boat, MENT, No, 662 Sxvanru Steer, opposite Center Market N. G. CORNING, Successor To H. W. HaMILTON & CO. I take tl P| nity of ealling the attention o! Carpenters an ‘ders tothe immense stock o| iH. DOOR: LINDS, MOULDINGS, &, a th tu Bui a, Bi experience workmen. W: witate to sey that we now have in store ths most complete tock of the above-montioned articles ever re offered in this vicinity, to which we recpectfully Invite the attent the pubite. iM& AND MONEY, Fohacing pour Balleiae Meters st tho Old 2 Seventh st-eet, where you at a fair price. ‘ DOOR DEPARTMENT. 1s well faoouee wi fe ecdan of all the va ous pipecyetzion snd thickresses. A smsii lot of Premium Saucy Front < thy © attention of about r the Ponusylv: hy cutinanta he age Wild SH AND BLIND DEPARTMENT wweiag = meraesla aut eauacae LS Fisica ay aha, ka horas: oished at short notice. OUR MOULDING DEPARTMENT ! 1 aor ote oe esire eral ings of 0) pattern. Also, # ef Tari ate, lusters, or Frames ana’ Window Frames, of all kinds: so OD 1 a a eee Glass, Putty, : ing hel {Agel issctiohed esd satahouon given or ac § — di La ‘roprietor o' e¢ Empire 5 an aad idini hie! no2-tf Men 362 Seventh street. UA; ITS PEOPLE, SCENERY, N'gazas' At r jonumente, Cond: pro- Canal, with one. origi and ‘kvan n, o He would be ® Gentleman; ith; 1 5 , + wee a Sk es of the Alps, by. the author of Pessant ok of Bouve- Ovrice fst Rite sr Sere nik E ak F, tols Sesh every more cari aheaneie 90 UNNY. ~ at ee emer ‘THE LATEST NEWS. ~ TELEGRAPHIC. SO ——————$—— Later frem C: ellfornia and Oregen, by Pony San Francisco, Nov.3 —Hon Reverdy Jobn- fon has bee: for ry ly cme the last two days on the A statement is publisbed showin, of Fremoni’s Maar —e J mines during the five Bionths exceeds od Nothing te sold of the oh. ak the mines during the time, so that the Profits cannot wcunteden Do bas declined the a) otment of Commissioner, In bebslf of the te act with Lieutenant Mowry in settling the bounda- ries of California. The work must accordingly be delayed till the meeting of the ire. The itical State cam; * toa ‘tbout much excitement—all parties con- ceding the election of Lincoln as certain The municipal election ta San Francisco fees to be unusually exciting. The end business men have agreed to close their stores workshops, and devote their entire Ume on tion day to duty atthe Accounts from the itched down the coast from on the 3ist, with a supply of ton such otber supplies seemed for ofering resistance Advices from Oregon, Dy overland. Onncon Tth ult. Ty but Gov Dougles, of Beitat Columbia, bad visited Rich mines had also been discovered in Doug- nang | » Oregon, which are thought to be ex- Museum ef Comparative Zoology. Boston, Nov. 13.—The Museum of Compare- tive Z it Cam! The ¢: consisted Banks, President Felton, and Dr. Jacod Bigelow. A large and interested audi- Seanoae tein The Museum is endowed with ‘$225,000, of which $100,000 is by the State and the remainder by individual ons. The Chicage Fugitive Slave Case. Cuicaco, Nov. 12—The fugitive slave excite- mentisended. A warrant was issued sy + for the arrest of the woman claimed as a slave disorderly conduct, and Deputy Sheriff - In attempting to take ber from the A: tothe jail she was rescued by a negro mob and carried of. Financial Difficulties. Puuapsirnia, Nov. 14—The money market bere is very tight, and there is no discounting on '¥ Ugh, 4 banks. Two Market street firms to-day Cincinnati, Nov. 14.—Messrs. Elstner & Pish- er, dealers of this city, bave failed and made 22 assigament. Their liabilities are not stated. Experts ef Cottun. New Or.zans, Nov. 12 —The exports of cotton bence to England the past week were 19,000 bales, and vo Havre 11,000 bales Tone receipts during bales. Exchange en London fe down 105 cont and sight drafts on the North have pad yey low as % per cent. discount, showing more con- fidence io the future. Accidental Sheeting. Fort Krarnzy, Nov. 13.—P. Strong, in the Cormmisss: it United States Army, was accidentally shot dead at Kearney City, about two ee we ae _ on Sa ewe Fo wd u +. Mount, a discharged Sergeant United’ Bttice Army, who was on way cast from Camp Floyd. Fire in Seu.h Carolina. © , 8 oC. Nov. 4.— Mercury reports the buraing of the West Polat Rice Mill together with 2,000 to 3.000 busbels of rice, last night. Loss $75,000. The fire was caused by the friction of the machinery. The Virgtuia Election. ALBxanpEia, Nov. 15.—The Gazette hasretarne from 147 counties, which show « majority for Beli over Breckinridge of 472. The couties re maining to be heard from gave Letcher 174 ma- jority over Goggin. Financial Reta!iatien. AvcvstTa, Nov. 15.—The brokers of this city have agreed to buy Kentacky aod Tennessee at 5 percent discount, payable in Georgia and south Carolina money. Reported Lilness of Mr. Douglas. Avotsta, Nov. 14.—It is reported here that a despatch was received yesterday at Milledgeville, stating that Mr Douglas was exceedingly til somewhere—probably in Mississippi. Geunncibinsig~mpdinmapetioes re. Sannia, C. W , Nov. {4.—Intelligence bas just been received thatthe Northwestern Mining Com- pany’s warehouse at ~~ Harbor, Lek« Sape- rior, has been burned, with the winter supplies, The machinery was saved. impertant frem Figrida. Avevsta, Nov. 14—A dispatch bas been re ceived at Charleston from the Governor of Florida stating that “Florida goes with South Carolina.” altumore Markets. Sartimors. Nov. 15.—Piour dull, and about Mule os p< yy on ane nck ci $5.25. heatis heacy jer; red, €1 25a$1 35; white, $1.35281 60. Corn steady. Fellow, 7ua7ae; white, 73a74c. Provisions quiet ae Coffee dull at i4aisc. Whisky Oe Ke. New Vor. Markets and correct quotatious are impossible. Corn is a shade easier’ Pork dull. Lard quiet. Whisky nom! - Naw Yorn, Nov. 1¢ and unsettled. Chicago 1Utncis shares Crosse and Mil. 1%; gan York Central 74; Reading 34 R.R.5i x; Cantons 15; Va 6's 65; Mo. 6's 73. A Yinxxe Beviicknent tn Cu sa—Capturing Cities by Contract —The Paris Journal des Debate, in the course ofa from Sbangbal, dated A 6th, states that 2 number of foreign adveoturers have joined the }, ond in thelr conflicts with the Tal Ping rebels, are achieving a des; and bloody —. Anes, of fortunate is an Ward, cities.