Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1866, Page 3

ns isso seen cesses i TTn. Baw : > LOUAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c , TO-NIGHT. National THeatTee—Mr. J. W. Wallack chis @vening im bis great impersonation of Begin.” in “Oliver Twist.” Oop Pe_tows’ Hs<t.— Grand entertainment y “Amateur fthiopian Minstrels” for benefir of St. D-minte’s new Ohare, Isiand. Last si.hr ofthe fair of Rebekah Degree Associs'oe, No 1, #! Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard Tat ces” Fark still in progress at St.Mary's Farts Seboot, Sth street, between G and H, or bevetit of the schoot 22.53 Ter Prorosen New York Luxx or Srean- swir—Kleccon of Directors—Last evening an adjourned meeting of the subscribers to the <cck of tbe proposed steamship line between New York and the District cities. was keld at tbe rooms of the Board of Trade; Mr. Wm. Orme im the chair, and Mr, A. R. Shepherd NCTM As secretary. Mr. J. W. T&ompson, from the committee to solicit supsermptions, reported that they had mot witb some success. Mr. Orme remarked that it did not seem to fim that the stock was taken very readily, judging from the report of the eommittee, je ineacht it a source of grievance that the people bad to be begged to take stock. On asking some of (be Georgetown merchants why they did not subscribe, he was informed that they bad heretotore taken stock in lines and lost money. They said that there was no money in the project. When old business men held back, he was dubious as to the line paying. Mr. Orme referred to a letter pablished by Mr Thomas Clyde, in which he announced his determination to start an ontside line. He de- sired an ontside Ine, but did not desire it to run in opposition to Mr. € . He doubted whether the tine woul ah af) ind was opposed fo siartwmg one while the Georgetown mer- ebants opposed it Mr. J. W. Thompson remarkea that Mr. Orme was timid im the matter, and asked woy be (Mr. © ) bad not subscribed a larger amount Merebants, whether subscribers or not, pro- posed to patronize the line. As for George- own, her people would never subscribe to an enterorise of this kind. He bad no fears for Mr. Clyde's proposed line, for the mercbants, he knew. would patronize a line owned here. ‘The faet tnat Mr. Ulyde bad declared his i tention to start a bre was an argument in f: vor ef pusbing forward this movement. Mr (. sees (bat there is money to be maae, and he Waotsto dyive us off. He asked if the mer. chants of Washiagton were going to be frigh ened by Mr. Clyde's letter. The opposition beehuce it is & Dew project. He felt nis invest- ment Was & perfectly safe one. and he had nc fears that with a population of nearly 20,000 we contd not flud freight enough to make the line & paying one. Mr Orme remarked that he was uot often deceived, and be was sati<fied that his views sm this case were correct. He had known of “team and packet lines which brokeevery man who invested im them. and be believed that 1” would be a long time before any return could be made from au imvesiment in this enterprise Washington was nota shipping port, and in ~aport cities the merchants were not the ship owne ere was too mach risk in them. Mr JR. Elvans said that the objections from such & business man as Mr. Orme were calculated tomake younger men hesitate. It was trove that Washington was not a shipping Port, bur we bere received freight. In his ousi- nese Les freight bills amounted te $3,000 per abnom atthe present rate of 6) cents per hun- ured pounds, and if a new line was started, with treigbts at 40 cent, in his business he “onid eave & thousand dollars per year. Phis ‘would pay bim without any dividend from the stock. He argued thatit would be a safe in- vesiment for the merchants if the stock did mot pay one cent, because of the reduction in treight mills. Home pride should compel us now to establish this line. With a popniation of 20,060 nf we cannot start this line without the ance of Georgetown we are worth jog. if tbere is money in a Jine for Mr. Clyde there is money in aliae which will be petronizea by the merchants. He arcned that the line should be put tbhromgh, and referred te the Guunts of the papers of other cities that we cannot put this Tine throngh. He regarded Dis 45 the turning poimtof the ability of our Uzens to organize enterprises for their own benefit. Mr. Thos. P. Morgan asked leave to correct Mr. Orme, and said that Georgetown never owned « doliar of the stock ip any of the steamship lines plying between the Dis'rict cities and New York. The first line—the Mon- ucello and Mount Vernon—was represented at this end of the fine by Fowle & Co, of Al- exandria, and three parties in New York held the baiance of the stock. So with the other fines. Net a dollar of stock wasever ownedin Georgetown or Washington. He then referred ro om enterprises in other places, to sbOw that Washington was far in the back ground. Clyde bas a hne of mine steamers trom New York to Boston, and a line to Wil- mingten. Richmond, with a population of 40,0, bas four lines, Wilmington, with 15.100, three. Newbern, with 5,u0. two: Charieston, with 40,000, four, as also Savannah: Apalachi- cola, two; Mobile, five, and New Orleans bas a legion of steamers, no less than 16 or !5 being advertised to leave New York for New Ur- leans now; Baltimore runs three lines; Boston six or eightto New York, two to Charleston and so with the other cities. Philadelphia at ene time was in the same condition as Wash- ipgton, but her merchants saw that by starting lines of steamers to athern ports that that trade would be benefited even if the stock paid no dividend, started a company with a capital of $10,000, and they are now reaping the benefit oft. After referring to other similar enter- prises, Mr. M.stated that when mills now in process of erection were completed, (ieorge- town would turn out 1.00 barrels of flour per Gay, while Alexandria would turn ont 5 (bar. Tels per day, te say nothing of the resources of the country all around us; and yet they stood here to discuss the question of Taising #15),00 tor this enterprise. Mr. J. 8. Bryan said he subscribed. not ex- pecting to receive dividends, but because he thought it would pay in the reduction of freights, and he referred to the joose mauuer the present line bad of doing business Mr. HougBton remarked that no two bills of the present line were alike, and it seemed that | bad no regular tariff of charges, Mr. Orme asked bow it was that Mr. Mor- gan's steamers were laid up at Philadelphia, and said thar it was unnecessary expenditures which broke companies, causing stockholders to lose their money, intimating aiso that re- cenuy & company ke who bad a fine office @t Sn expensive rent on the avenue. Mr. Morgan said that Mr. Orme should be more guarded in bis language, and be sure of bis fxcts. He did notowa a timber head in the ~teamers Teferred to, and if the company chose t@ rent offices at large prices it was not the bne:nes- of thengents. Mr. Orme remarked that having been mi-tn- formed, he would withdraw all offensive re. matks: be had the greatest confidence in Mr. Morgan Mr. J. W. Thompson offered the following resolution: which war adopted : Keoolved, That we, Subscribers tothe cap- stal stock of the New York, Alexandria,George- town snd Washington hip Company, do bereby agree to trender of the present cbarter, to (he modification in the name of such Proposed company, and in the procurement of & pew charter in conformity th the general laws of the State of New York, with the names of five persons as incorporators, to be desig- nated by tnis meeting, who shall at once pro- cure such char‘er. and we do hereby renew apd contin ur sabecriptions heretofore made to the capital stock of such company. Mr. Orme said he would, withdraw ais sub- scription with the leave of the meeting Mr. Thompson.—I will take it; su there is nethirg lost A resolution was adopted .o proceed to the election of five directors, and the following gentiemen baving received a majority of the votes cast, were Meclared duly elected, viz:— Mes«rs. H ©. Fabnestock, of New York, (to Tepresent the District there,) Sam"! Bacon, J. W. Thompson, Thomas Parker and Alexander R. Shepherd. ° Tux Caszor Lypta Sears.—Yesterday eve- ning, officer Leach arrestead Wm. Wilson, who was charged with enticing Lydia Sears away from her father’s house for the purpose of s@- duction, &c. This is one of tue phases of the “distressing as" reported in the Siar of yes- terday. The trial wok place before Justice Morsell é Mfr. Hill, 4 relative Of the family, that be knew nothing ot Wilsons pasion Lydia away. He had seen them talking to- gether in an alley between two stables in the the vicinity of the Louse Asked her wnat she was doing there and who was keeping her. She replied that Wtlson was keeping her, and tbat she slept with him the night before. * are, rof Lydia, enurely bund, ‘was lead ardhouse by Ber daughier, a younger girl t Lydia. She was sworn and testified tbat Ison Was at the house on sev- eral oconsions, and immediately after each of three of these visits Lydia left the house. Mr. Sears, father of Lydia, testified thar he KnOWS BO More of the intercourse between Ly- dia aad Wikon than had been stated. Lr seemed (bat tmmrdistely after Dis visits she ‘Would go awn. and this fact led him ty Pect thst Wilson knew all about ber goi And was connected with it. Lydia Secrs sworn.—Testified that Wilson bad nothing todo with persuading her away. Wilson bad siaid with her since. Justice Morsell stated that the faet of Wil fon's visits to Lydia at her father’s house, hi am medi: departnre from home afte? the: Visits, and Dis subseqneptintercourse with her, WAs «niticien! cause to rend the case to gonrt, Snd be therefore beld Wilsoa to dail im $0), i | | witbheld | the barboring case, and hel ~The Justice again took an the cace of Kxte Simmen- for bacboring Lydia Sears, or. Mr. Davis, cownsel foi defence, contended that there ts no criminal law applicable to thre care, And the only remedy the parent has ie an action for dameges fer tue service of the girl to the amount she b@é earned in the hoase of the accused. The secovd charge, that of keepinga bawdy house, which isatso brought inst his client, is an indictable offense, Add he was prepared to go into the consideration of that, bat for the charge ot harboring the Justice can- bot require bail for coart. Jnstiee Morse differed in opinion from the counsel and regar-ied the act as inaictable der the criminal iaw. Hut in order to give the counsel opportunity to @xamine authorities be atts decision until 6% this evering in Kate to bau in $600 for court tor keeping a bawdy house, basing his decision upon the evidence of Lydia yesterday, that she hac staid at Kate Simmons bouse, bad paid to hi there, and owed her § ie McCormick was arrested by officer Frazier for barbormeg Lydia in her house, and that case was taken up. Mr. Hill testified that he had seen Lydia standingon the door stoop at Lizzie McUor- mick’s. Lodia Sears testified that she had staid at Liz- zie McCormick's from last Sunday morning till Thureday afternoon. In thie case, it being simply a charge of bar- boring the girl, Jastice Morsell reserved his de- cision until this afternoon, when the law shall be ascertained in the case against Kate Sim- mons, and Beld Lizzie McUormick to bail in $300 tor a farther hearing. The gir! Lydia was reqmred to give bail for her appearance at court as a witness, but her relatives were fearful that she would not ap- pear, and dec’ d giving the bail, and she stands committed to jail as a witness, her par- ent® promising to make her as comfortable there as possib! ~ - UA .—Beef, best cuts, ; bext, 2Uc.; Salt Beef, sazuc.; Driea gum Veal, Wve. Mutton, chops, 20c., Lamb. 2c; L 25e.; Pork, fresh, We.: corned, 2e,; Bacon, hamsyancut,25c.; sliced.35c, breasts. We.; shoulders, ISc. Butter, 4vatSc., Ohickens, par, Siasz; Turkies, ch, §2aft, Geese. S1.25aS2: Ducks, pair, e.a8i2s. Exgs, doz., 35adve. Green Corn, can, 40¢e. Green Corn, ipear, dozen, 12cents, Apples, pk, Hic.a81, Ap les, dried, 75c. Leeks, bh.,5c. Turnips, 2c. pk. Peaches, cried, per quart, 15 cts. Beans, but- er. We.; white, Malse.: dried cherries, qt., Radishes, per bunch.,2aie. Beets, per pk. Onions, 40a50e.; Okra. See; Paranips, 5 Peas, quart, 1c. Carreta, bunch, 5 © Fish—Rock, large, ene, $182; small.banch, 40c Perch, 40c: Mackerel, 25¢. each; Halibat, 1b, 25¢ aS} each: Lobsters, per pound, : Sea Bass, perf pound, 12 cents; Spanish Mackerel, Sing) each Rye. per bushel, 95c al. Meal, S1 25a81 Su. Shepstuff, 6oxsve. Brown staff, 50¢ Sborts, 46c. Corn, shelled, $1a$1.25, in ar, bbl, $4 Sas. Oats, bh., 6uasse. Hay, cwt., 81.50 $1.75. Straw, Se.081.95. Celery, pr bunch, luc. Krout, per quart, 15e. Cabbog , per head, 3aliic. Hommy, quart, 19 cents. Lettuce, tai0 cents Potatoes, dc. per pk. Tomatoes, 5jualbve. per peck rrels. 3) centseach. Egg Plants, Salve. Chestnuts. 30c. qt. Sweet Potatoes, 30atic, Grapes, 25e.1b. Smail Rirds, per doz. $1.24 Woodcock, per pair. Si. Small Ducks. 75¢.a$t CentER Manke? I ar Lb., 25 pair: Pariridges, per $4885; Koobius, 8150. Rabbits, exch. 304%. Chinquapins, per qnart, 2ic.; Cranberries, isc. Pumpkins, 10 to Sue. each A few siaugbtered bogs offered this morning for SizaSit per 1) pounds a * z ALEXANDRIA Circuit Covrt—On Thars- 4 day, Lewis H. Harris, charged with commit- ting a repe wpon Mrs Murtangh, living be- tauten Alexandria and Washing‘on cities, was tried, and the jury returned a verdict ef not guilty; thereupon the prisoner was discharged. Srencer Lee, Patrick Wood, and Lewis H Harris, charged with robbing the house ot Mrs. Murtaugh, were tried, and the prisoners were discharged, after giving recognizance to keep the peace, in the sum of $500 each. Wm Winn, grand larceny. verdict of guilty, au imprisopmenit in the peoiteouary for five years. In the case of A. Botts, charged with petit Iarceny. a nolle prosequi was entered. Ww A. Wilkins, Antbony Botts, Neal Small and Geo. H. Pollerd, charged with grand lar- ceny, were remanded to jail to be examined by the county cou ie REWAED Poa KICHARDS.—Governor Swann ba; offered a reward of $50) (in sddition what bas been airendy offered) for the appre- hension of the negro Henry Richards, or Rich- ardson. WRo Was & party fo the murder of the ive M yles, together with the four who were hanged at Mariborongh on the 2d, a CITY ITEMS. Satr Water Lvxvgies. arvey & Co. 259 Penpsyivanin avenue, between 9th and loth streets, has received to-day five barrels of je Cherrystone Oysters, five barrels ot yunbaven four barrels of Little Bays: aiso, Another small’consignment of the genuine Tassmaker creeks; which they will serve in every style. JEWELRY—Sleeve Buttons. Long Jet Chains, Seal Chains, Long Guard Ubains, Scart Pins, Suver-Plated Spoons, Forks, Caps. Goblets, Cali Bells, Butter Knives, Salt Cel- Jars—received this morning—at Prigg’s Doller Jeweiry Store, 43> Pennsylvania avenue, near 4)g street. ——_—__. ANDERSON's SoLace Tonacco. —Wholesaie headquarters at Chandlee’s, under the Ebbitt House, Mth and F streets. Shipments from New York tresh by "every steamer. Dealers supplied at Baltusmore prices. pare ee aaa FRANKLIN was the man to control the lightning: but Francis the man to draw the ublic to his Gents Furnishing House, as his lotto is “Quick Sales and Small Profits.” 494 7th street. ——_4— ee Latest yRom New ORLEAXS.—A fresh lot of Deipit’s Louisiana Perique Smoking To- bacco, sn bulk and carrott, at Uhaudlee’s Cac- tus Cigar Store, under the Ebbitt House, ain Grin Rev. G. W. Saucon will deliver a series of lectures in the Dunbarion street M. KE, Onarch, Geotgelown, on Palestine: its Nataral, Civil and Religious tiistory, commeneing, November 2ist., at7 o'clock p. m. Single lecture, 25 cents; series, 81. Tick e's forsale at the bookstores and at Appler’s paper hanging establishment, Bridge street, nesr High. 3 ra FE eS Keer THE Toes, Rasy.—Boots with im- proved shanks, are dressy, and they keep the tors easyymade to order by J. Strott, 6th street, under National Hotel. peace ES ae A SUREPILE Cvee.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in Strumeut positively cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receiptof #4. Circu- lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romame. Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. K ——2 Cora, Bunions, Bad Nas, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, d&c., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Uhiropodist, 424 Penn av.. between 4 and 6th streets, Ot- fice hours from § a m. to 5 p. m., and 6 to & p. m, No charge for consultation, eid PENNixgs can be had im aay quantities at the Star office counter MARRIED, SSI G RAM SPHMARE say en Me E CUNNINGHAM, of Koomin wee Ec ; onvitle, Foun) te MABINTE OT EWA wT ot Wontne! tarp’ 6, a ,BURE—McLEOD, On *« Charch ~ at BD ©. BU . aE h, by the Rev. D.B Reese, JOSEPH W. THOMAS, aT Bat timers, to Miss ANNE BiRKUEAD, of Washing. ton city. ¥ CROSEB—MELHORBN. On the evening of th Ltssestant DeBoer SN Scotty Mesa he ‘ of Wisconsin : DSi to Mise UOBNEL MELHORN of Washington city Mocarden ss ETCHISON On Saturday. the 17¢h instent, at Visa m. FRARKLIN RTCHIGUN, tn the 15m v ol is age. His relatives and fri Fe i fend bis funeral trem bis Tate's rr aieens ro "9 at. between 6th » On Monday, ith feat,, at 3 sey EXOLOSIVaLY, AND righted f con righied Coa & CHANDLEE. are for sale. wholesale and retall by . ROUSE et Willard's'and National Hotels, and at W. B CHANDLER'S Ch Store, ander Ebpitt Mouse, corner F and iw ‘call The epectal attsritton of dealers to these e jal al oleae. as they sre undoubtedly the finest ia quality and © ake ev need iu THIs COUNTRY. and are offered at ry * nell advance on cest Ms. eS Ladies and re, Also. eed. Bir Boxe ETS. All‘orders saalin a to by ire. A 6. wae 8th street, four door row Penn'n 6 3- - Grey, White and other B colors. .inen and Cotten REP & ht IST A, ‘nee Im WANTS. way D> iM =e! ‘espectadlo 30 nat Ruhse giaretacuiit rt uire as REM PORE RIDE AS, 356 ae ove ere WANTED 10 RENT Sasil BO oy USE 0 Ons a me Location Bo object, Inclapenable” tate termes Tremeueye’ seat ot fice, we 17-3t* WASTED —CANVAGSERS, Clerks, Porters, ivers, Cocks, and Bone ar" ie. . those in want of RELY of any kind to call at Gen: “— Keployment Office, No, 495% 7th ot., near KB. UPEOLSTERER WANTED — i ) WEBK . 10% Geocteenet WBLLS No. 10s tne Apply to UENEDIOT YOST, Old Bintons. 0 0 i bare Bond about four miles from Washiugton, A GENTLEMAN, HAVING A GOUD PIANO. desires to secure for himself « comfor BUME in some private family, will give a renso: pusretherec aieee en, meee aia cea. of set ene ven. reese <F. Escort Land Oiies. Washes Bio Sete W4dzED-e7 Smiddle aged woman. @ SITU. ATIO. ohamber mat s purse. Addrom Box 33, Sar office nots tt TED—' t, 3 HOU! taini W Aen Wit ota GORs, onsale Addrese, stating iccatiom and te: Bas. Star cMhico, BOM Btt TWO BOUSES WANTED, north of Pennsytve enue and west, or in Geurzetown. Beat 0) & bonu- allowed a tevant remov- Tees ox 347 Post Office no 15 3t* EM AUB QuOK for a firet- ‘ant, colered preferrsd. Refor res! ences required, and good wages given. Address | Bex No 22. btar office, DO 15-3t* SITUATION, by & man who an thoroughly ai: ears of rgeey ng to ed het — — uses, Out of door gra jandeca; ardening, steadaid and dwact fruits vorctanies, de, Plows rene ee Boe No 11 and the adverti cal W ANTED_—Thicé or four PEBSONS, we!l_ac auainted in the district, ‘o canves for Fire and Life Imurance. Apply betwoen 11 and 12 oc igi ine. 5 Intelligeucer Building, 7th street, a Wart y¥ Agentleman and wife, a small w HOUSK. or three or four neatly Furn Furnished RUOMS, suitable for housekeeping Location must be couvenient to the War Depart- ment, Address 4. B,O , 153 Pa. av., corner I7th street, stating terms. location, ac. no 14 5t* WANTE TO KENT—A good FUBNISHED HOUSE, containing from 12 to 14 rooms Possessiun about thez.th. Aadress‘*E ba: MONTHLY NURSE, would like to mske a fo' plyacBtarothee z ANTERD—A YOUNG MAN 13 or 20 yea if age fo, stand in @china store One havieg bow he business prefe: nt Bite eset rete: J both large and small ture of those sbont to sell for cash. several first clats Houses to rent to Congress and others. D. L. wth aud F streets VW ASTED—Car Indy friends to koow that we ha’ arran, for a weekly enpply of STAMPSof the VREY LATEST sesigns tor Braid and Embroicery All of the richest designs now issued in N Clorks, Cuper Pincosbions. Smoking Caps. Yokes Our selections are second to none in the country, PRINCE'S 3™1 F street, oc 7-1 oppo-ite Pateut Office. WANTED TO BUY—a small HOUSE, bot 7th and 18th streets. an: nia uvenne BAKKER, St mbers of . WELLS & OV., cor no 4 tw A to OB Sta lice. wt Oo tf ANT E D —New anf Cast OF Clothing Watches, Pistols, Guns. or any other kind o| geods. The highest cash price pall at the Mer chaut Pawnbroker's Store of A. FOLTON & U0., id ffice 502 Nioth street, three doors north of Pa. ave Sole Agent for Siuser’s Sewing Machines. Brass Band forsale. beamstr wanted. 0017 im* W 457 — snvonp TORNITUEE Also, MIRRORS, OA BEDS, BED OLNG and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS of ever: Aeacription B, BUOHLY, 406 7th jeree hatwaen G and Al. sant FOR SALE AND RENT. OTEL ¥OR EANT OB LEASE. 4 BABE CHANCE §OR HOTEL KEEPERS. noe thoroughly remodeled and rebuilt the UNION HOTEL In the city of Georgetown, D. U., L now offer the same for BENT OK LEASE upon vory liberal termes ‘This building ts situated on the corner of Bridge and Washi streets, on the line of the Was! rgetown P: jer Railroad, lead- rtm, tae D. 3 of Government. the Capitel, Navy Yard, Bailrosd Depots, &¢., fea is within three bivcks of the Washington city ne. effi contains forty (40) rooms, besides the kitchen. ith bath-roums, with hot and cold water an. water.closets for gentlemen on the first floor, iat for ladies on the second floor is far- hed with gas throughout An edditions! num- ber of roome can be added. if desired, by finishing a "T' vexterict of the iggy bd bandeomely fin- iohed in modern style, with Mausarde roof, and soa Ssoparete entrance for ladies on Washington eet. . In the basement there are rooms designed for a rent, with dining-room and kitchen sepa- sf re athe parts lars address. with references or further eu! \. a be. RILBY 4 SHINN. corner of Greene and Olive streets. no8eetw [IntaChron}] Georgetown, D C ETOW USB AGENCY ener OO BHIDGR STREET.’ MS to 900” Aino. “Seeticlans NESTDENCKS. Boo $120 We invite the attention of reliabie par- Oc 22-1m* 1 ORME & COOPER. (UB KENT— FABM, forthe lastthree years Fons restoence of Major ‘Theophtlun Gaines. con- sisting of 150 acres. near Fort Mshan.! mile from Benning's 8 . Improvements, dwelling house of 11 rooms, stone . servant's houses, Address *E.8..” 437 B street, Wash: barn, &c fogton, D. O., or call 2 person, between Sand7 p. m. 0c 16- Fe BENT That eet three-story DWEL Wy paverea Md "Bad palnted hfe House fe suitable 1G re Orst class Roerdia, House. being in close Tuite at Ho. 939 coruer iste and Gatenge “no eet Te A McLAUOHLIN. ———————$$_—_ eee ee Deexs BEVIEW FOR NOVEMBER —Tabie ef Contents —1 Progress of American Co: merce. by the Editor 2. immertal Ficti Obas Bohun. 3. The merican Fisheries. . The Freedmen, b; hos of Beason and Hadication: 8. a ly by H. imeon, ot Memphis. 10. 8ketch- aor) jor The tei eer ari i meu o1 fy rot. D Ghriety "12. Department ot Commerce! epartment of Agriculture /epartment Internal In provement 35 iment of Educa- Dapert tion. 16. Journal of the War—Entered up Dail, the Confederacy, by the Editor. “i?” Wdltoriat Noter, 2c, 40 cents # nui bo BANOK TAYLOR. im 0: ‘bi Spruci ne pel best Li Bowed Spit Fine... Orde: t Hall & Hume's, Marbect 4 isi te . DET w: Suh mrects. will be promptly. sit t and Yard 7th at., E _0c2-im RANGES! RANGES! FURNACES! FURNAOES! W.D. WEVILL has removed te 409 Poonsylva. nia avenue, next to corner 4% street. Baying 8 largely increased stec 8 STOVES!” by. FOR SALE AND RENT. + BENT. s partly furnisbed or ae- ‘FOt, REET —One large CHAMBER, furotshea, h street. between ars Siig tok ree Ded HBOS Se (OR BENT—A two-story 10K HOUSE on Fees por ei a "Masarctiergtin ese. 404 ith ttresteafter< pm T room ty aad pertabis [or & Member of 6 pad Dot + 80) ent! . 041 Fotreet between § th strects. name Bo V7 3! ¥ ft FUBNITUBE end GOOD WILL of « first clase Boarding Honse. eon- \aining 14 roome, completely furnianed with loce- tion unsurpaseed , and at present filled with board- WM. J. Btaroiice, noite” ere. Addross P "OB rALB—The GUUD WiLL, BTOUK aad b Sixt mes of Grocers Store but Bae eee $26 will buy this place; new dole fy ci Dust Dee Satintactors Peasons for selling given. In- quire at Star Office. Ww. OUBES FOR BKNT_T eonvenie: w Fitwontors HOUSES "Nos 180 ced (52 08 lith street north, between and B, at per month, eed three on Lineota » adjotuing, at 13. within ove square from brick sidewalks on bh. 1th end 12th street: ©" go 17-3 Fe. BBNT—One block from Capitol, half block rom street cars, three cemfortable, mice- ly furmished BOOMS, suitable for . tlemen spending the winter here, or Mombers of Gongress, Nochilaren nor bearders tu the house Pies: call at 326 porth Batre-t. batweea Del enue and Ist street, Ospitol Hill, OR RENT—A new BRIOK, corner 4%; and L streets south, contasaing six large rooms, with dry cellar under whole pense: ome Sh out, water fp kitchen, and bath rec ecomber Ist. or sooner if desirabl L. MORRISON, No. 474 L street no 17 eost* For & NTA gved BRICK STA’ Battinore Depot. daquive at S14 Delowen ot 5 at nur, between north Band O ste : (OR SALE—A RESTAUBANT and BOWLING ¥ now @ good business witha lease for three 5 eat: Mr. NOVED. a thin ntormation inquire of ne 15-71" ie etrects eet north of Sa west, Known asthe Fou uw Sg ror RENT—Two STOBES on kel ed RARE OPPORTUNITY 13 TO any ove wishing to engage in the bost and shor business. The stemd ts av eldestablished one, aud the location owe ot the bestin thecity. Sat istactory reasons efvon for selling. Address B M.. Box 331 city Post Ufice, Washington, D. 0. no 16 *OR BENT OR S<UE-On liberal term seven room HOUSE on H street, Isla: tween 43 and 6th » Also, three story BRIOK. containing It roo: Po etere improvements, on Ohio aver us, Lear M4 og a no 36 6t* 485% 7th street. mi LE OHEAP—FURNITURB, ac. ofa family declining housekeeping t. between K and L. no 15 3c" OR BENT—Partially furnished HOUSK. con- taining nine reoms-sifunted No © Penn's avenue. between ist and 22d streets. Rent § month. Apply next door. No $3 Pa. av. vols aes RENT—A convenient ROUSE, cont tning 4 rooms with kitct en and side alley. Terms per wonth, $2). A) on the corger of L street and New Jersey # Y, Bo 15 St" F°s, BENT—A aor. BBIOK HvO: partly furnished. Furniture for sale. from Tl toz o'clock. ient low. No. 425, corner of 10th and I 8: no 15 | Yates SALE—HOUSE and LOT, southeast cor- ner of 6th and H streets north, 25 feet front, by 8: feet deep, to pablic alley. Inguire at Poli: Beadquart er 6 0 cloc! m. bo 15-3t* ean bank oppeat room fron Inavire of M. WB ! Hall. 71h at. ho 15-3t™ {OB RENT-in @ private family. on wecond F° 4 well, FURSISHED BOOMS, connectin, ellent location and ar and Navy partments, 2d door from Be} eh House No.1 OB BENT. if Gieene, near Bridge stree DE aes aoe Peed wings ahd itached. Terms $15 per month, tn advance. Ap- ply to BILEY Rin, corner Greene and Jive streets, Georgetow: no 16-diw (OB SALE—Two HOUSES, containing seven rooms each, 1m the new and elegant biock near the terminca of 9th street west and Boundary Price $72.40; one vera belancein six months WN pees Ah etrest. LE—The STOOK and FIXTUBES of a and Millinery Store. Store also for 173 Bridge street, George- to the new Market. Bo 14-68" Fo BENT A large Brick HOUSE on Louisi- ans avenue. ith side, between 6th and 7th streets, with all the modern as me Ap- yte J. W. BSELL. No. 336 © strect, be- ween 6th and 7th, for terme, no 14-6 BENT—December ist, to a small family, withont spugren or boarders, a partly FER- NISHED HOUSE, conteining seven rooms, gas end water; yard front and rear. piy 276 atreet, near 16th no 15-W 8st" 0) —December Int, toa gentleman and F on Em ah} very desirable’ acjotnr “BOOMS, on Boor. faratehed tee pont Keeping ater con- venient, and ges cottage corner © and North Capitol strects.” no 15-W.S8t" «OB RENT—A 8TORE BOOM, conveniently sitoated for sell dry goods or groceries poly at No. 439 Pa. no 13 eoxt* Apply at No RENT. CAR, amano en suite. |. With bath room and closet; a fine Plano tn- elu nitable for a member of Uongress. A, to McNEIB & BRYANT. 495 7th st. no iS cost {OR BENT—On Brid it, Georgeto: Foe ROOMS farsiabed oonunirai gen Guat Board can be bad next ae eatesne Drug Stere, corner Bi Georgeto wo. SE FOR BENT—Ooutaining 86 I street vorth, be! ts. west. Price $35 per month. Possession may be bad on the 20th inet. Inquire on the premises, or at No 349 F street, between 9th and 10th sts. no 13-603t* im * OB RENT—Nicely furnished HOUSE. No 119 F ater etwee! h and th streets; Poleod tee bate choees’ Tenet Letween 3 anid L + for le cl x julre ani oe. Witmed, 456 ton testy Do 13-9038" between Band F Fo ‘RENT—The largefour story BWELLING HOUBE, 23 by 47 feet, No. in Indiana ave spacious stable carrit house. lovember Ist. Apply at | and 5 0'clock » at 490 B otrest, to JAMES TOW URS, gent. [SOB RENT—Blegantly furnished Booms ingly. AN! 00. Piggies on raglan. ‘nret clase Board, at 2 street. between 17’ th and RICK STABLE and COAOH These rooms are suitable for gress. A BEAUTIFULLY STC ATED FABM ON the. road from Weebi ‘ton to Frederick City, conveniences for ie also a firet class a en gros Baltimore cities, aa it ore nen three public rosde. a easily oe, dt ee ¥ i. = ol r acres. safe a le f weetment. and tren fail to realizes tov: clear re wal ns Who wish to bu For 8 | 90, north of Patent (1 fice it Sth streets.on H.orto Dr w AGRUDER, of ory county, # -. bear 2 Pe yk ; re ° pe farm and quality o clock at ag Hrclgaar JAMES TOW Lis “C0 %-tf {intel} ‘roperty HA *d80uE Lots FoR SALE 6. Dey: No. 4 Market A. 0. HALEY, Attorney-at Law, Mo. 4 M Seece of Trade 130 OITY LOTS ©neon Missouri av. ertwer 4X and oth streets, the others mostly around t tosell cheap for cash every variety “‘Lincotn Depot,” east of the Capitol. PHiconet PARLOR, HEATING, AND COUKING BTOvas, | 'r™s Liberal pes latest and most approved patterns. La tek Mins Hy WE Lina, at SEXTON'S HEATERS iorwean stnieed t. for one end two stories put ap in the best manner is 5: Sant, Sons by Goes deep, with e center, lot fs Call early at W. D WYVILL's, 214 deep, embraci| ra half 409 Pennsylvania avenue, JOHN 8. SEMMES, no 6-2wif [{Intel.a@Be » Ceeveral BOOMS oe mn 9F A eTABL 'B RENT- lograph OF- Pevacyivanis avenu ‘or terms in- E wae quire stage H viest, north ? ont “Smee. at 10 ae aL en ry = bili J. TOWLES, Agent. CIN PE ‘OILBT PURE BPrS cLEee : T _ f Physiol M a Mey Obra Mater borate ey 5 on gare! gees tg lint om liat’s jonce tion. ae eee nat iaateat nas ore OK TAYLOR. MEIC SestauBaw . E ban te Penna sven, uear sth street, P. RMBICH wishes to inform his friem is and the be a public generally overt”, keeps oom “Nit TR RS and. Call and give hime He ge v moderate. A to Mis, DOUGHERTY, on the premises, George town Rod Im’ & i F ne RBET-*TOBB ROOM 346 Pou. avenue, ng. JOBN 5. SEMMES, street. Lat Siig 27 mesa | Toaulee STS BEE atreet. 5 AUCTION SALES. BscOCTiy Ses HORDES of the Ber, Gounter, Kc. at Public A -On WEDNEBDA F. the Bist instant. et 16 0°Slock &.m., Wesball sell, at the Restaurant, corn>r ef end np meal ‘vo cases of Uha: ne Booteh Ai at Lendom ; ie etg! joren Brown Four cases Claret Wine pay Sg as Botri . Deravings. ‘gerator @t't Prem irtors, Steves, &c., &o. ‘Terme: GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts. Ff bh. WALL & 00., ai 5 | | eiaiieaih Thre TE TTF opi SoutlPcorner Pe. avenue and 9th street. BI EWOOD PF oot ee nous o'clock. we ‘tm the stores. rve. enim lh to cover advances and pay storace. comp Be 2 ‘Bosew oud Chickering Fie ete 1 Kosewood Piano mage by W. fo Bos made in New York peremptorily sold for enghasere, % & 00., Ancts ¥ WM. L. WALL & O0., Auctionsers. and 317 Stores 314 “ South corner Penn's ave. and 9th street PECIAL SALE OF A STOCK VELVETS, *GaUselers: Titer Sut none INGRAIN CA Re MATTING, OILOLYUIHS, « On TUESDAY MORNING. November 2, at ter o'clock, we will sell. et our Auction Booms. with ip. the stores, » iarge = of Oarpets, in guantt tage aud © t eee ne ares, tock of the above Goo jaa * ere: rity Bol oe Web. WALL & CO. Avct ¥ J. ©, McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. t hall sell Lot 3,i0 avidaon of jots, in Sauare ig Sifeet on worth K street, betucon th streets west, ronning back ‘146 feet 1) in: hes to a 30 foot alley Terms: @ne third cash: restdne in two equal in stulments at six and twelve months, with interest to be secured on the property JULIA li, ADDISON, Guardian «f Charic+ Morris Addi «» JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO. ne ls Sawads Aactionrers. Bt GREEN & WILLIAME, Avctioncers, TRUSTRE’S SALE. By virtue of & decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, mete in the cause of Gooding & Broadwater vs. Faunce ot a! 9, equity docket,7,1 will offer at auction,on FRI DAY, the 7th day of December next, on the premises, at 4 o'clock pm ty in Washington. known ve hundred and four, ( improved by fvur- stor) Brick House. fronting on P street south, be- tween 45: and 6th sirects west Terms of sale: Une thira of the purchase money tobe paid im cash, and the residue imtworqnal instalments, et six and twelve months, with in- terest, to be secared by approved votes anu a re- serve lien, The terms of -alo must be complicd with in one ¥erk af -orthe property may be resold at cost of the fi mr bas , Alter one wee: s notice. Stamps and conveyanciag t the cost of the purchaser. i OOX, Trustee. ALTERS Do 15s-2aw3w GREEN & WILLI acts. B4aterrrs SALE. By virtue of o warrant of distrain, to us direct, from W_D Wallach as against the goode and chat: tela ct W.@ Metverott. for rent due and in arrears for the store room at corner of Pennssivanis avenue and Lith and D streets, the sai . Wallach from the sail W. G. Metzerott. we have levied upen the fol . to it —1 large Iron Safe } Platform Scales and W. Trucks, 1 Office Press, 1 K, 1 Counter and Desks, 2 large Maps. 1 Office ; and we hereby give notice that the anid goods and chattels wil! b: sold at Public Auction. for casi.to the hichest bidder,on WEDNESDAY next, the 2ist instant, atllo‘cl ck a. m., on said premises, unless said rent and costs are paid “BOSS, nol CHARLES "KIMBALL.{ Ballits S4LE OF Navy PowDEns, BCREAU OF Onoxaxce, Navy DePar?MEyr,) ASHINGTTON Oity, Nov. 9. 1846, "4 There will be sold at public auction, to the high- est bi it noon. WEDNESDAY. the 28th day 18-6, in the office of the Inspector of w York Navy Yard, about two thon pe orl ald cmd of Powder, composed of ser- viceable and unserviceable. wdere will be sold by sample.in lets to suit purchasers. Terms : One-balf cash. in Government fands, to be depesteed on the conclusion ef the sale the mainder within ten days afterwards, during ich time the powders m: be removed by burchaeers, or they will revert to the Govern- went. Purchasers will be required to fornigh their own prckages where the powder is nota rego no 16 Stawts Obief of Bureau, For casi! INTEBIOR DEOORATIONS: No, 456 No. 456. CHOICE STOCK! en for inspection, the HANDSOMEST RecoRe Mas orc? chorea is Warkine to eae bracing— PAPERHANGINGS, Of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, of the best Fi end LATEST STYLBS, - ate *Parioke, Halls. Dintng Booms. Chambers, es. rac’ neW, rich, aod unique pore aggh fe ee if patterns for draw 5 ay 5 regio, 5 large an. select stock ef medium ana WINDOW SHADES, New and besutifal patterns, on but’. green, and jog colers. Tan. Lavender. and Stone th Gilt Borders. with and without Window Shades of any required size, style, or color, made to order. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, assortment in the District, warranted tobe feet with gold leaf, and from the best man- nfacturers in the country—embracing Walnut, | oeong and all glit Oval Pictare ba taken are requested te calt and'sthantne en are req q e ae Our assortment befor irchasing frames. PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, In crimson , scarlet, green, aed bi2e colors. from the smallest photogrank te'the largest portrait size; also, Stik Cord and Tassels, diderent: sizes. Special attention paid to this branch of our busi- ness. WALNUT BRACKETS, CORNER WALNUT BRAC ' SIDE AND CORNER W ACKETS. ac., PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS Alwaysinstore. Onsale, few choice Painting: and Kograving:. Thankful for the liberal received. the Phyo of ve nomad 9) yo ve stock complete in i ntrict por Hou of which has been red Tass iy pa tp wit , | od wee! mea suc! fobs tisfectii ranteed; (acco iuality cold stan low rates ws th chi nthe District Terms: coeb for goods end lebor, POSITIVELY CASH, WITHOUT - TERMS Tr faster in EX Please remember the number-456, and the TERMS Cash. J, MARKBITBB, Bo, 456 SEVENTH STREET, no S-2wif* § doorsabove Odd Fellows’ Hall. (COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMER urine th ABTLOM: os ser ‘Washington, D.C. “% Insti for the re- ee c ‘as may require the comforts of the in Last OF THB SKasom WALSH'S AN Fa On MOND. Wo'clock ® epiendia & hve Huntio 6 foe Diamon 30 fine Uvorces! 12 et 4 se vor) Boe +, Oarpet Beds. Pillo+s aed Bore ramente, Drawing Instraments With other goods ysualiy found ina Pawnbr> her's wale Term» onsh. nols ¥ McNRIR & BRYANT, ve Boal Batate Brokers, $95 Tth street VALUABLE IMPROVEO SROBGETUOWN aT On THURSDAY. the isth infront of the premises hapdseme three-story sric HOUSE No 26 Dunbarton, near Montgomery street, Georgetown tains nine conventently halis. The lot contains ing front of 80 by nis Bolsters MK WALSH 4 00, Avots wise fw feet of groued, hav 123 feet, © Moutbs, for petes bearing inte eet oud @ deed of trost taken A deed « All convey anos a cot of the parchéser 1q0 i roauired paid down whos the property 1 es For ‘urther particulars inquire of above firm no 9-id GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aue S/ THE ABOVE FALE IS POSTPONED IN comeequecace of the ret i) MONDA Detant. at four o'clock no lf GREEN & WILLIAMS, A BY JAS. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioncers SALE OF A 8 WINKS AND THE oBuvi SMALL LOT OF BINSKG OND DESSAAT + LASSWAKE. ETO, of Hon J. Hume Born by Bagh-t Legation. at the Auction Reoms. on TUESDAY MORNING, November wth, com new At ilo clock We embraces in part— les Sherry avd smell quastity of Cham pagne Pereensow and 15 Latit bine be orated Dinpe made by WT 0: at 1¢ Als”, Cat close Dec - ters, Sherrtes, Olerets, Pagnee Epgh-b Ovtiery Tablo Linen, &c ‘Logetbe. with— 1 Marble top Sijeboard. 12 Dining Chairs 1 Fo'ding Cbsir Blanket» J - Linen and Cotton Pitiow and Bot ster Si Tewel.. Nacking. &¢ Lot of Cooking and Kitchen Re :nistes, and Article. Dut necessary te enumerate aah 1.C. McGUIRE & 0O Auction-ers Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioucers HOUSE AN) LOT FRONTING ON 7TH ST Ws? NEab THE PakK HOTEL, AT PUB LIC AUCTION Un TUBSDAY + instant, at 4 o'clock p ™ i mises, part Lot No 1 * improvements « et me House One coals; B: mr vths secured by 8 deea rast on the pro Allconveyeocing snd stamps at the cost purchaser 1B Bold, N & WILLIAMS, Accts @ ** OR nolt ¥ J.C. McGUIRE € 00., Anotioncers. TWO HANDSOMB BLILDING LOTS IN A \EGY DESIBABLE LOUATION On THURSDA)\ AFTERNOON, Nov. icth, oO clock op the premises wesbell sell, Lote! ant an Davids » * subdivision of part of Square so” frovtiug cach °S feet on the north ef north, between 9th and Wtb sreet~ Leck sbout 115 feet toanalley. Lot Ne. 1 contains 2.986% suuere feet; Lot Scomtains 2,801, suuare feet, Terms One-thirdcasb residue insix and tucive months, with interest. e ured by a deed of trust on the property. O*nveyancing at purchaser's cost. Tithe tuelispatat no 4-dts JA8.C UIRE & CO., Avcts S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN covseguence of the rein, anil TURSDaY ar TEBNOON, November hour aod place. bola 3.0. ™ & . Ante >Y GREEN & WILL TRUSTEES SALK OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS By virtue of a deed tn trust, bearing date on the 6th oz of December, 1853. and led in Liber J. A.8.. No. 68. folic 297 et shat et tseriber public sale, on THO RSDAY, the isth 42 o'clock p on the 0, M1, 12,15, 14. vision of original Suuare No. 124. fe-t9, 00d 90, numbered 2.3 and 4. 32 and 15 frontt: north D street, oth and Streets west, by 100 feet deep, Lot 16 fronting 50 feet Hi teche on oh west, 3c 2 toches on New York on tpveet. a ee twelve months. for notes beari secured ih around: if complied mith te ive days *! a fied “and expense cf the defeul All conveyancing and stamps purchaser. * ARLFS 8 WALLACE. Trustee. -@RBER & WILLIAMS. Aucts. oc A cok&ds 8/ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN copreguence of the rain, unti! TESsSDayY ar. TEENOUN. Novemler 20. same hour and place a WALLACE Tro-tec Bo 16 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts ¥ GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. BUUSEHOLD FUBNITURE ON K STREET pbew gh = ogg Lith a04 12th streets west, at ubti uction On WEDNESDAY, the 2ist instant, at 10 o'clock S.m., we shall sell, at the residence of @ centie 2 declining hou-ekeeping sty: Ope Parlor Suite. cevered in h jogany Writing Desk and Oreements . Marble top Dressing Bureaus Washstend. Beas‘eads and Ubairs Corles Hair, Ha<k. and other Mattresses Window Shades and Parl.« Lamps ted Cottage Sets. «!l compi-te Bruwele I ¥ ner Ont ad Derain, and of Chamber. and other Stoves ‘Grniture, iucdktaabheume ‘erm cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS, e a { Iatel) Aaction-ere i of Tabice GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE. eo - pbs - 3 ‘Orphans’ Ceart of the Dis- i rict ovufirmed by the Court ef Obaa fery om oth day of July, 1808) Lewill sell, on the Premises, the foli ing described . being perty of Dennis Monn. :doceasel.) ou PD'A'Y, Som day of Nev at's y m.,all those lots. el of Biotrict of Columbia, bet So original ert sraeest follows, to wit sate stoned . en. hie john Beker the of the late » end staud ing tn the — ye et ne cecestag tho new tee the, Little 3 . West, twelve eyed on the on facta te the 79 deg 4 0. CLARK Jeet GsTICE Oi THE PRACE Bo. 308 D wie ae eekne Engioe Hoase Do 10 6t ~A ‘OD wi n pe elsew ber: wont of PUBS OLDRB Vin seas Tatecaane examine my stock eelivered free of charseyin all parte of Wpaikgieg sei ceorasiows, . o, * BILBT a. of com-im 67 Pete c. Winetow WERT OORN, 18 OANS ~ nips ng Place, ot bad ht corres: ‘The rare texacy jut rea! we ©. KING & §ON, King Plare, nes ” ose. Vermont ave. aad Isth ot.