Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1866, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Cirenlation in the Distriet W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Preprieter. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY.......... NOVEMBER 1°, 1966, _ > S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGB. BEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- PHIC AND OTHER MATTER. TO ADVERTISERS. The following is the official showing of the circulation of the daily papers of this city competing for the Government advertising Under the recentact of Congress directing such Sd yertising to be made in the two daily news- Papers of Washington baving the largest circulation = Evewine StA®......7,715 copies per day. Chromicle....- 5.008 bed Enteilagencer.. +3552 . The returns of advertising by the city papers for the quarter ending September 30, 1966, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows : Evenrne Star... THE NEWS FROM MEXICO. Mexican advices via New Orleans state that Maximilisn offered to abdicate im favor of young Iturbide. but Bazaine objected, and Maximilian declines to abdicate in favor of any oneeise. Dispatches received in this city are to the effect that Castelman intends organ- izing & provisional government, composed of Lares, ope of the Imperial Ministers, and Te- jsds, Juarez’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kemor ays that this combination is favorably received by the United States, but considering the recent course of our Gevernment, this 1s: to say the least, rather improbable; as are the statements telegraphed from New Orleans that Maximilian was compelled, by order of Mar- shal Bazaine, to abandon his design ot evacu- ting Mexico, that the commander at Vera Cruz bas beem positively torbidden by the French Marshal to permit him to depart on board the Austrian frigate Dandolo, and that, in conse- quence of these peremptory proceedings, the Emperor bas returned to the Mexican capitals although these reports may bave a basis of truth That Maximilian returned under a threat of arrest is not to be credited. If there were any good reasons why the Re- Public should not be established, and why imperialism sbouid be continued. then young Iturbide bas the best right tothe throne. But such reasons do not exist, and if they did, the placing of a three years old child nominally a the head of affairs in Mexico would be the surest means of increasing the distractions of that wunbappy country. Marshal Bazaine, in his movemengs, is probably only consulting the interests ged honor of France, which would be compromised by the precipitate flight of Maxintilian, without bis formally abdicating, ‘which the Emperor willno doubt do, leaving @ temporary regency to wind up affairs. It is stated further that news from the Mex- jean capital, via Havana, confirms the report of the abdication of Maximilian, and that the Austrian frigate was ready to sail at a mo- ment’s notice. SPIBIT OF THE CITY The Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune says: The National Intelligencer hitherto most bitterly opposed to the colored Face, astonished its readers on Friday morning by following in the wake of the Chicago Times: Its editorial says that «there never can be «table peace in this country until the colored race are made entirely equal before the law in regard to civil rights. 1t 1s desirabie that after Jong 4nd injurious agitation the South should spontaneously do this. PRESS. Wai.'s New Orgka Hovse.—Unr readers ‘will see by our advertising columns that a first-class company, composed of actors known ard recognized as among the best, have been engaged for the Congressional season py Mesers. Wall and Berry, who will open their mew opera house on the 3d of December, Scenic artists of repute are employed in peinting scenery for the opening piece, the machinery of which is being prepared by me- @hanics of skill and experience. A new ticket Office has been aaded to the theater, making the entrance to the house perfectly convenient. Otherimprovements, itis promised, will be added, the whole making this piace of amuse- ment one of the coziest little theaters in the country, The mames of the members of the compsny already advertised is an indication of what the proprietors are wiliing to do for their own profit and the credit of the city. oS ERTS ASSIGWED.—Brevet Major General J.B. Fry ate Provost Marshal General. having been as- signed to duty in the Department of the Pa- cific, sailed in the steamer Arizona on the 10th instant for California. are greenspan Prrsowat.—Hon. John Morrisey is at Wil- lards*. ----Mr. Spooner, of Ohio, who is a candidate for Commissioner of Lnternal Reve. nue, bas arrived in town, pean Aaa S7-The Tennessee House of Representasives | Das extended the benefit of the new bounty Diil to the relatives of the dead biack soldiers as, well as white. S7 Colorado bas taken the start ef all the Territories in establishing a good common school system. ———$——_—___ 87 From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, and trom J. C. Parker, Post Office News Stand, we have the December number of Beadie’s Monthly. vig ta = Bi ea S7 The latest footing up of the vote in New York gives Gov. Fenton 15,027 majority. BPA convention of the farmers of Virginia is to be held in Richmond to-morrow. —— Frou MExico.—Oficial news from Mexico to the Ist fustant the eaptare of the city of Rage mere the fortress of ote by the Literals. of the imperial commanders in Vera Cruz have submitted to the ublic, Diaz. commanding 2 force of 0 on the 13th ultinio achieved a com: lete victory over a force of Austrians at Var cap. toring four hundred four rifled can. Bon, six hundred of ammunition. <A portio! ‘s baggage bad arrived at Vera Craz. President Juarez will erter an election tor President and members of Coa: 88 soon it shall be large supply rent hiarae eianenane ee, re The ‘Masonic Celebration. ‘The impocing ceremony of liying the coraer stone of the new Masonic to be erected on Unaries s' will take place to morrow casion of trom (bis State, as weil as Delaware, Pennsylvania, Vii olins and other States will partictpate, eral Commanderies of Koizat Tempia also expected to be preeent. A choir of one hundred and fifty ladies and geatiemen, under the able direction of Dr. Robert J. Kerr, have been in rebeareal for several weeke, and it 1s anticipated that the music w the occasion will beot a fine character. Pprocess+on, it is understood, will form on Gay or Holliday streets, and will move up Baltimore street to Eutaw, to Monument, to Chartes to the site of the Temple, where the corre “stone wl bp isid precisely at noon. lLnovitations have been ex- tended to the President of the United States, the Governor of the State, the Mayor of the city, the Judges of the several courts, and other promigent citizens have been Ke wlhed rtic| im the procession. Seats Bave been pro ded for the accommodation of a large number of ladies, who will have @ good view of tne ceremonies at the site of the tempie. Two grand banquets will be given at night, one at Concordia Hall, by the Master Masons, and the other at Front Street Theater, by the Knight Templars. It is stated that no carriages will be sllowed in the procession —Ballimore Ame- ricaw. ‘i 188 TEMP! lem pe hots LP ON AS assemble, / rh erate o'olock: B . it is meceesary the lines formes penctunlly et the ebove named hour. It ie expected Lam tpi | uniformed momber will ap- we” W. MOBBI8 SMITH, Recorder. MASONS, ATTENTION !—All members of Vem the Fraternity who contemplate at! fing the ceremonies of the 20th instent, in the city of Baltimore, will please take notice that the Ticket Agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will be inattendance at Masonic Hall,corner of D and Sb strects, on MONDAY EVENING, at 7 o'clock, to dispose of TRIP TICKETS. All who desire them hed better sttend. A Special Train, for the accommodasion of the Fra. ternity, will leave the Depot at 6% a. m. on Taes- dey. Tickete are good for three days, and may be purchased for members of families of the Breth. ren. Master Masons ead members of the Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter, and Boyal Arch Ma- sons, will meet at the Depot on Tuesday, at6a.m, W. MOEBIS SMITH, It Grand Secretary. THERE WILL BE A FAIB AND FBS- TIVAL held by the teachers at the Mission corner 20th and P streets, commencing TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 2th, for the benefit of the school, One of the largest pumpkins of the Season, Measuring over six feet in circamference, can beseen at the fair. no 19 3t* E SUBSCRIBER. HAVING DISPOSED his coal and wood business to U. Jame- accounts and demanis of min ae to B. 8. power to collect and re- CO. W. PALMER. N.B—The accounts and demands alladed to above may be found at the old office. corner of C and Ist streets, near Baltimore and Ohio Bailrasd and make settlement at thevontiieotomporcasiicn end men: ear lies sanity. eee B.S. LAME: November 12, 1866. ‘ipt eame. Pactington. D.C., Nov. 12, no 19-2¢ IUOND EDITION, 4 O'CLOCK P. M. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasaiseton. November 19, 1888. Jay Cooke & Qo. furnish the following 118% | 3K ; 07 1036 avkey tof the 1985. ey 1 ns . thiga. 7 Bre os "no 18-1" ive Twenties, Jan&F°y.-65.107% tof ‘ cemnamesonsett ia, $5 eae totes ee open FLUTE is SC fom te Calton 13th U. 8. ry, OF Be 17-6t* —I BRAOE and SORE Livwosarcoeed roma heares, while going ee var HO 20 17-3" Re back sed. will be pai for their return to Onn PPBRT. Pork Butcher, - 7 a fore Miaekst. QtRAYED 70 Hy PLAG the Heights of Sere waite i a eee ‘e New York, Nov. 19—2d Board—vU. S. reg. istered. 1831, 1124; do., coupons, 112%; 5-20's, registered, 106; do. ns, 1084; do., 1865 po po forwerd aad pay charges, and 106%; . . 100; anbbigshassos bese ‘4 JOHN A. BARBER. 7-308, 105%; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, B ol ‘tral, ite ‘Glow, A suitabie ro- <= ; Canton, 50%. Cumberland, L the Weablngiat Depot UR DLE, contain were f be pes to ‘ards of 108%; Erie,79 Prefer’d, 83: Hudson, 12%; whaeln pe jader on itereturu to 392 | Reading, 114%; Michigan Central, 112¥: Mich- street, bet. 141! Ls no 18-4¢ igen egw nl 6 supers let S 119%; 3 D— st if veland an ittsburg, ;_ Cleveland and $5 M208 FEN. on BA tate ell | oloden Lior Honk hate Mo ; North wes- black and tan TEBRIB! itespot | tern, 52%; do. preferred, 74; 3s cropped fante ‘ort Wayne, 107%; Chicago and Alton, —; Alton and re Haute, 43, Toledo and eae ete eee Buy.” ic . Dy name md on above reward wilt be paid for his retura, no 13.6t* ‘er- $30 -BERABD toes cet, 2 ae ah Jones mani meer Blad rk bi fs marae U.8 nd E8.: mediems ‘nize, + 11. '9—{Per Cable.J— Bonds, 70; Erie, 49%; Limois Central, 78 . Toe - Consols. 9%. mes. The Sore reward willbe Bal if ttcnrond Cotton steady; sales 10,000 bales. ‘i ———_-«re- FILLED UP. We understand that all the military appoint- ments under the new army bill have been filled ap. 2 THE WHITE HOUSE, There was the usual attendance of visitors atthe White House to-day. The Secretary of the Interior and Major General Sickles had in- terviews with the President.. General Frank Blair, Major General Dix, General Sweeny, Major General Stoneman, Hon, Samuel Ran. dall anc Hon. John Morrisey were among the callers to-day. to oo? Hyatteville, Prince George’s Oo., Md PERSONAL. M® CUBTIS IRVING, Clatrroyan!, Physician and Test Mediwm, wilt give life resdiags, in: cluding Past, Present ‘ature at office. 420, north side of Pen awe, bet ween 44 and 'eets. Office hours from 10 to3a. m. and 6 to no 16 Im* i m* BS. L. SMITH an excellent Olair voyant, Test Business and Healing Diediam pes the liv: ipg and desd, get names and friend to females. Hours from 10a m. till 9p. m.; Clarendon Hotel, coruer 6th street and Peni MO 15-6t* {ENTLEMEN desirous of having thar OLOTA- GNe scounee ‘and REPAIRED. to sete BRODER S Non $7 9 tek see hor BMA a A stre . ween an BO i APPOINTMENTS, Ond-Hand Clothing. sree OIsiat” p-. Phe Repsidenikodapappdintes Di M: Lean. erman, of Tennessee, Commissioner on the part . LOVEJOY bas BEMOVED from his office a F ate of the United States tothe Universal Exhibi- and ia }» at the f beck to binol oiice Ne Losineae ae 409 12thet.nolé Im* ~ 7 7 tion to be held in Paris in 1367, Also, appviat- LL INQUIRIES A. N 3 > A in robeeaceas tian Se NLOATIONS ed Richard Beahan, depaty postmaster at Ann be reduced to writing. and eddreased to the abo: Harbor, Michigan. Wwe WIBH TO INVOBM our Indy fricnda that MUSTERED OUT. ‘we cen now, al it itste id The fo lowing-named officers of the Veteran stamp an: u bre cy H Ip the very letoat Geainne of siege “ Reserve Corps are ordered to be honorably Goods, Braid, | discharged and mustered out of the service 81 Fstreet. | Colonel John Mansfield, (2th regiment: Breyet Major Otis P. G. Clark, captain of the 17th: i. 0. a. F. BAND EXOAMPMSNT.— At avestek memiegucttts to ts ie nt. a o'clock, nol-t CHAS. B-B: COULEDGE, Gr, Scribe, THE LADIRS’ SOUTHERN AID s0cI- ¥ OF GEORGE irae heldi: sSUPPEB LUNCH ane ABLEAUX, at FO Dar Benin a nS, ond, THURS. . ove le 1 cro] failed the Pay the suffering existing by past rts of the South is appa and th Tadree Rnd the calls u no their time "4 ‘resvarces je, tTefore again appeal to those charitably faponed their earty co. ‘operation. Donations of an: Hail on Tuesday or Wee day, or at the following places :-—Franeis ey, of Hartley & Brother, Water stre Balla Offat Britge Street, Geo al & Hume. Ly epper tickets, 1.0. Atouisaion, including Aebleans, es ote nd 7 at" H® FAIk FOR THE B mi ST. MARY’S PA SCHOOL, at ining St Mary's Charch, new: gama AUR WVREATE Lome IT OF nce 18 cents. we 6+ BSTABLISHED i632. McPHERSON & FEBGUSON, 671 Penn. avenve, coungn lst stREET, Caritor Hitt, Dealers i DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, 4 “PRES re et 2 ound- oD BS ILI SsH pomp awed ‘YATES & SELBY, 3 Pennsylvanis aven Segui i gtetremkaseec Ameen § 0 selling elsewhere at $2. : BO 19st . A. C.. ‘OELL’S 1 T S.; pTOELL’ INTALLTOLE 4GcR Apothecsries, No.3 i venia avenue, between fist ‘eud'23d stroote, and ty draggists generally . no 19 eolm* BPW" SELES aes, For Boys pape ys pian Qk. Cc. HE! no 19 3t* Cor. ary st. and ieee, Bguratny vais tect aeries 2c Wik a Ae ees LO B Fra , &c., selling at greatly re" “1579: : 3434 Market noIs-4t* Between Seventh aud Bightt ia, Architect . 1th, et the ofthe Tremury the purchase oi portico of the State ami iestors, the | setters ae | ground’to the within ro] Mh of old Free. the pe Bo 19-tdel ath erbal published by Dr.0. PHELPS WN. The prescription wae iscovered sucha ntiel manner that FITB—he cannot conscientiously refuse to make it —kKnown, es it bes ured cvorroesy who has ‘BEE to all on 7 gress dee 3 Pracucable to «do se. It.is doubtful whether i FITs—the Juarez will be n candidate for re. nh eeeneeennensaictaatinay S7"Bierstadt is to receive a national com- Mission for two panels in Representative Hall, ‘ashington. &7- Edwin Booth will play.an engagement in Washington at the close ef his stay in Phil- adelpbia. S7- Caleb Cushing is codif, the United States statutes. — @7-There are five candidates for mayer in Atlanta, Georgia. 7 Why is it prudent to go often-to the the- a@tret Because i you are farce-seeing. over S7The cotton crop will not be large enough two the planters out of debt. es New York papers insjst that butchers shall pet down the price of tr le would stop putting down meat for a w days, that would reduce the price. @7 Charlotte founded schools and hospitals an Mexico, anc, supported them from her own purse. BF The Richmond Whig is of opinion tnat more cases of (bolera arise from “bad whis- key” than from oysters. S&F The vote polied in the, recent elections sbows that Cireinnats nas 29.000 votera: Cpi- a it. Louis, (city and county,) S@ The Loniion Times ssys “the Alabama, bat for a flagrenot breach of England's tral. | Aty, could haw+ bad no existence as a Confede- | Fale eruiser a! ali.” @7 The Fenians of New York have Bad an. | Other great war meeting. A new advaace ou | Bess iheTtot ot Canada is threatened. ea The istare of South Carolina will assembie on Monday, the 2"h instant. It wil probably reject the amendment. Sv it is keeping it within bounds to set it ‘down that there mast be at this momeat, ‘Within these United States, at least five hun- @reé thousand human beings with cricks in ‘their necks, caught by star-gazing after stars | J. ai never came S7 The republican majority in Minnesota is | 9Fatious to the resh meats. 1f | the LOBE EXPRESS COMPANY, tee rv ‘S@-@djunct to the A’ aL ReBHOT. BOUTE between var ae EW YORK, PHILADLPHIA, BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON axp GRORGETOWH, D.C. ©n TUBSDAY, November 20th. BICAN te first For the 7 for epen- ‘80: working inion” Lis} batro it fog its Tine: Os GENERAL EXPRESS BUSI js The Semaeress: office in —_ sity, teat sce GR Bop ae SME Saeki Gen'l Sup't Tr: on. O. T. HUMPHBEYS, Agent Bo 19-3¢ EVEBAL BXCELLENT SEGOND - St NOM for sole ots it oa a 01 * 306 Pennayl avenue no 17 Im* opposite Metropolitan Hotel, Bicuponp Carer P.B.B., On and after Sunday, the re t instant. there wil! be but. ROM 3966 Bat. bet. 9th and 10th sis, | Lee Oa aS ~ BOARDIN WELL FURNISHED mooMs. WITH BOARD. can be obtained at 3™9 3d street, corner of Indiana avenue. upon moderate terms. ‘Lient. Alexander Lovett, unassigned, and Lieut. H. W. Jackson, 16th regiment. APPOINTED. F EN ISHED io 19 120" Colonel Wm,G. Moore, one of the President's 0OMS,.—Twoor three gentlemen | Private Secretaries, has been appointed a Pay. be er iy with BOARD if devired tee fend Booms: master in the regular army, with the rank of eee Peeats. Apply at 639M Street, uear Sth. | Blaior. t’ ee A relyaTE FAMILY ‘living neat the Cepliol, THE <a armDetAT es STEAMER WINOOSKI WO 01 ree gentlemen te . The Navy Department is in receipt ef a Seaaired Tarn nee magia onsstol references | aispatch announcing the arrival of the United OR RENT— Front BOOM, with Board, | S'®8mer Winooski-at Key West, on the 10th suitable fo tleman and wife, or several | inst. gratiomen. AD 222 H ot., between ‘Oth and TS hes tht sie oecikobavese, <n | APPoINTED.—Major General Brownlow.(son FOR, BEST. a Farnished ROOMS, of Parson Brownlow,) who served with dis. ortes slule’ cs v7 otic 5 omen 94 aes tinction daring the war, has, it is stated, been ane: ferences given and required. appointed a captain of cavalry in the regular army. OABDING —Gentlemen can be modated Betareoai oa wobeind ado tot 18th INTERNAL REVENUE —The receipts from thir BLE BOARDERS accommotated: “Meals mcatens | SOUrce to-day were 652,230.07. if required. , no 16-8t* Seem orerre oto et ERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED W. Pious gad Tatie tone whe La beste | TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. treet, Georgetown, D.C, Do 15-3w BENT-—With or without ri FoR} cop py ed LATEST FROM EUROPE. Story, fronting on Pa avenue. if Princess Dagmar—Famine — foom. or two bed rooms, ating—Anticipated Outbreak FUR ED BOOMS FOR BENT—¥rom $3 (By Cable to the Associated Press. } to $15 per month. BOABD at $4.50 per wee n vi Bo tee: Ds ! ;] St. Perersevre, Nov. 18.—The Russian avenue. nye ri ee caimena festivities have been suddenly stopped on ac- Count of the severe illness of the Princess Dag. mar. Loxpos, Nov. 18.—The telegraphic dis. patches from Bombay reportthe graufying in, telligence that the famine in India is aba ting. Maveip, Nov. 18—The Government of Spain is taking strong measures to prevent a threatened outbreak. Don Miguel is dead 5 re Tid ae age _ GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS ‘W 4T0HEs. eWaLBY AND SILVERWARE 99 Brigg) et eee, ie ey $e i Bank of do: ce. ‘site National OT THE OLDEST HOUSE 1 ahonGerows = LINE In We offer our usnal complete rtment: WATCHES, JEWELBY AND SILWEE Wane, Re-issue of the Charleston Mercury. CuaRLesTon, Nov. 19—The Mercury was Just received, a I: f issued this morning for the firm time since - o hd war has ann! ie of State righ: GOODS for wedding and hulidey presents. azaD and proposes to devote iteelt in futare te the Cc HEA 2D GooDs. material development of Southern resources We bave just receivede large additional eappl . ef GOODS, which makes our essortmen “f v cig We hare Brass Goad cn Bika Press LOCAL NEWS, —o—_—— Bat. Plaid Fopling, Valpacas, iaings, ooh ~ Tue Liqtor Licunses.—A recent act of Con- Qalicos rete eae erery stzie. STese makes it the duty of the Board of Police rown Musling from 12% to 35. to examine and aj prove All licenses for the Bleached M from 15 to 5734. “saleat intoxica! iquors Ee baal ee Blankets. very + Gesstmeres, | limits’ before such, are. Figanels. Canton do., and Oloakinge, has been come misapprehension in various Wo promise great barpeiney ot” parts of the as to the mode of pro- cedure by the rd in this matter, some sup- posing that they ber no definite system; to correct which we will state that it isan order of Board that “all licenses, or applications for rains. Oc %-lm* 101 Bridge st., Georgeto Geer THINGS! GOUD THINGS! 4 6 Phitedal tie % nse, to sell intox! nore. ail erro. hitmen’ elp! Candies; gillsra’s Opelitan Police New York Candies; fouthway and 4 lambis, 1 be rapes; Leghorn Citron: Imperial Grows nes fia: i eri submitted to the Lieutenant of the precinct in Which the bu: are which ee Pp cause the same writ- wes" as to the locality of the premises; wane Oranges;Palerms ‘Almonds. fod mail Lol? -Stif* 946 Pa. av.. bet, 12th and ith ate, s or sins; Princess Paper quan’ ten re] bi PRBIO cLOTas the lien of such places on the same sideot FEE 08 AND REPS the square, on the entire equareand the square D FREN POPLING osite: whether the squares are improved Pree ABD 1D SILKS bow; whether any of the signefs of the ap- Cty inde. on are Gugaged in similar business else- where, wh there are accom! as an Boe epphcanla ‘se saci Sogagta"ie ts e applicants are ly. en in the between 71 se atpeoks * cori an whether disreputable, disorderly, or _no 17 6tif Opposite Centre Market. vicious earaciers visit EN oe the been ere rea- H42> WOOD LUMBEB: ton is bee tas ie Bac have been kept We inriee "he attention of hard wood workers to | open in hours Prohibited by law, é&o. Ourstock is in all departments, and we offer all goods at the lowes aes Wi. B Wieey 2 Seoruen, o. on™ 4 —_o——_—_ OAK BE. Tux New Stats Derartusnt Buripne.— Bits aidiaplationlih thi The business of the State Department is now Moet Stake teehee oes or various, cknesees | being condycted at the rew Department build- ment, will sell much ler ing, 14th street west and Sstreet north, and the Our ofall of tonnes” found | books are being arranged in the li . The ins lumber eas basement is devoted mainly to the book-bind- . BDW. LARK ¢ £9. ing and wing establishment. On the frst floor ‘are located tne others of the disbursing clerk, assistant disbu ler! clerks, torial Bureau. nicating with the office the second floor, are the offices of the ant Sec: chief clerk, as well: as t! room for messengers. The library is on the third floor, over the T= tion-room. The offices floor are the , the super m ent , the ex- ler! nis, - anes avenue, between sth — oa Umbks! LUMBER! 10100000, feat of Virginia Pine Joist, trem 900 39 Bisdbclnt Bostrn Short Vicptnla Bie torace 00) Oypress Shingles, (Simmons & Davis’ Ho. of intendent of the © the copying clerks. Here ie r7 be 8 toner room. On the hich we olier tor Shera ho otf e “Georscsan .D. 0. Seon " A fine asticle of ZEPHYR PUFF SMOK- IN@ TOBACCO cen befoand only at 399% Wet; priee 65 conta per pound. . Also, & pleasent SMOKING OIGAB for Five Cems. <9 : (The Gner grades of Domestic and imported Olgars are also for sale, at moderate prices. ; @. W. SHIPLEY, “current this week ard. arrested Donovao, Heary ‘Oromia, for the larceny of Botes, the property of fr. Allen is & dry goods of 8th street and Market is mear a window fronting t. He coonting the money at the when he wis called sway saddenly to attend a customer, and Je ‘he money near the Me returned in about five minates, al the money was gone. (ne of the young men in the store had been watching the sus- pictous movements of three boys, and when tbe case was re ed at the central guard- Bouse. Officer Wie the young man m search of the bo: and found them in the. Northern Market. ith the aid of Officer two of them were. escaped for a whil¢, but at, jast gave himseif wp. Yesterday bad a before Justice Thompson, who seat Donovan and Cronin to jail, aud held Hasiup to bail for further hearing. ——— ——— 4 eeapon, tho ceadl temperance mowteg of the aftern us| fnete jane was held in the Northern Market, at which Mr. John S. Hollingshead snd addresses were made by Messrs. . A. Fish, Jobn A. Goldea, W. P. Drew, and George W. Maher. The interest in these Meetings seems to be on the ncrease, and at every meeting bers take the pledge. a D1sCHaRnoRED FOR THE TERM.—This morning the pettitjurors in the Criminal Court were Gischarged for the term. The grand jury, however, remains in session, preparing busi- ness for the next term, which will commence on the iret Monday in December next. —— ® ReEvIce OF New ORLEaNG.—There has been placed in the inclosure of the Equestrian Mon- ument of General Jackson, in Latayette Square, four mounted field pieces which were captured at the battle of New Orleans. A PittsruRG CLERGYMAN IN TeoreLE.— Rev. Dr. James Pres! of Pittsburgh, Pa, who was receatly sus; ed trom his reiauioas with the United Presbyterian Church oa the cbarge of cruelty to bis family, indecent and blasphemous language, and maintaining im- proper relatiens with temales, delivered a tare- well address yesterday to his congregation, in whicb, while disclaiming apy complaint against the action of the Presbytery. who acted upon positive testimony of three wit nesses, while the testimony in his bebalt of his sged father, kind brother and affec- uonate children was only negative, and necessarily of no avail; he defied to prove he was guilty of indecent and vulgar Janguage, which he ab- horred above ail things, and thanked God he bad not been found guilty of adultery. The sentence of suspension did not affect his reia- tions asa pastor ef the church, as any disso- lution must be at the request of his congrega- tion. He asked them not act hastily, bat thoughtfully and prayertuily. He prayed to God that he might be allowed to remain here and hve down the calumny and roach heaped upon bim. This was the last time he would appear in the pulpit till his suspension was removed. The congregation were visibly affected, the doctor having still friends and adherents among them. Mrs. Presley has pe. Utioned for a divorce. A NEw TEXxTILE.—The last discovery which comes to us from Nevadais agricultural rather than mimeral, but very important. It is of a new textile, such as was eagerly sought when the rebellion broke ont, but unsuccessfully. The plant now discovered has its home in the Humbelat Valley, where it grows in large quantities, and can, of course, be made to grow more thriftily by cultivation, while, if it has the vslues which are ascribed to it. it will soon be removed to other fields and propagated among regular crops. The plant is said by the discoverers to be sa- perior to any textile now in use. Though styled hemp. itis 80 called on account of its closer similarity to that than to any other growth. It bas a stronger and finer fibre than the proper hemp, and a much longerstaple. In Proportion to the wood, too, the fibre is much More abundant. It can be more easily separa. ted than flaxorhemp. and can be stripped clean from tbe stalk without preparation Nevada lies between 37 degrees and 42 de. grees North. This corresponds with the iati- tade of Northern California, ot san Francisco, Salt Lake City. Indianapolis, Columbus and Philadelphia. The Humboldt River, along which the new hemp grows, runs from the mountains of that name westward, through a mountainous country. If, therefore, exper- iment proves what is now ciaimed fer this textile, 1t can bP paiement in its cultivation from its original habitation to our own doors, and willenbance the vaime of the hemp har- vest im those States where it is now an impor- tant feature.—Philadelphia Gazette. pesacetase_ tease Stanan RESIGNED and Lerr RicHMOND.— The Rev. Andrew Schwaatz, late pastor of John’s German Lutneran Church, Fifth street, re- signed his pastorate on Tuesday night and left the city. Our readers will remember that he Was a radical candidate for the Legislature of Maryland at the recent election in Baltimore, and was defested. He was nominated and enterea upon the canvass without the knowl. edge of his congregation, and they were in. censed that their religious teacher should engage in politics. Until another pastor is elected, Rev. H. Knehne, D. D., and Rey. Mr, Blenner will oMciate in this charch.—Rich- mond ( Va.) Dispatch. A YOUTHFUL FoRGER.—A remarkable for- o ease Das occurred a New yee: Wn. Tsb, a boy 16 years of age.on Tharsdsy forged the name of Jas. A. Dorman tos check for @20,000 on the Sixth National Bank, and presented it. The clerk would have paid it, as he believed the signature to be genuine, but Mr. Dorman did not have that amount in bank, and becoming suspicions, he sent for a detec. tive. The boy when arrested confessed to the forgery, and was committed for trial. pean > renseett tina Daas DgcLInz ix PRices.—The wholesale Prices & decline in cotton, a decline in provisons.a declinein oils, a decline in wool, tallow, leather, naval stores, metals, bonds. stocks, &c.. &c. In the necess: of life we hope that men in the retail t will Fecognize je deciensions in price, ba aed consumers some of the benefits.—Vew k Express. s7-Rev. Dr. Cum: ‘We see by the Iatest literary announcements in London, is abou: to put to pressanother book entitled «The ness the, Last Trumpet, or the Last day of doom till 1870. As all his predictions heretofore have been melancholy failures, so we may humbly hope that the one he now puts forth is equally wide of the mark. —<—<$<$<$—$ $< _____ Bae or BLooprp hppa Sena Richmond hig that irs. Doswell have lately sold to Mr. W.J. yon, of Ken- tucky, three of their blooded horses—Ex- chequer, a full brother of Planet, and a three- year old filly by Jeff. Davis, out of ‘Washington. Rumof states the aggregaie paid at about $10,000, ger. 5 MErTHODISTs.—The Methodist papers abound in reports of li accessions to the Church in various parts of the country. The Nashville Advocate ts from different circuits 770; tbe Richmond Advocate, 350; the New Orleans Advocate, 175. ood authority says that tur- before so the .. Small is also in full paver gs ed a high rg fore, are purely speculative, and must eventually break wo. A FEW TABLE BOARDERS can be scoommo- Ans ine waerrate family tact rig QUraRIOS CABINET FERNITURE. CARVED WALNUT PARLOR sUITEs, CABVED OAK WALNUT-TRIMMED SUITES, OF THE LATEST STYLES. PARLOR SUITES, HAIB MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS, OHAISS OF ALL STYLES, WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMERT OF FIRST CLASS FURNITURE. ALso, Nae TVCKELS PATENT SPRING BEDS, the several requirements of comfort, 6 ‘ah ia Jb old necessity. “Wor ealeby JAB. C. MeGUIRE 2 On. , ‘Goreer Tenth ‘Wea D atreots._ it, but the tpird , Va X.—F¥or some ume we eee ee Ra iocering afte eeageae the oe the own. They seemed to tine by beegias. and siept im barns of wherever they conid be most comfortable. This moruing, Sere” lioar . who bad been img for them, met High street, and arrested | y formerty lived in Chambersburg, we at them says aor he baud te vs 5 Y gave their asmes a. din Davaule Eltsaseds Daven! ae Aus Criver. Lydia, who Spprared to be the mon: a ly Of the trio, was sent to the werk boure by Justice Buckey. The others wore Cismiseed On their promise to leave the town Tus Levival.—The revival meetings at Weet Georgetown ME Church, Kev Me Berry, pastor. will be continued rough tan bee 7 Lapet ae toemeeives at the alcar, COR Versions were reported. At Goagress stress Metbodist Protestant Church, Rey ri A. Sher mer, there continues to be much interest Maa ifested by the congregation. List Bight sever tents were at the altar. The meetings wili continued at intervals only, tn cossan labore of oe. And members of the charca for two months past making such an arrange ment Cuarcr or Gran Lagcryy.—T arrested Joh: img officer Sebastian ook, a brewer, upon @ charge of stealing bottles. Tas charge is made under an act of Congress pro. tecting bottling establishments in the List). ot Columbia e bottles were found by searce on Gook’s premises, and the case was ruled for tral on the 20th instant Corrixs ror THe NaTIOWAL Caxereny This morning, another large jostalment ot coffins passed through the town en route i the National Cemetery near the battle field a: Anteam. Tux Cawat.—-Arrived—The Maude, corn flour, apples, and vinegar to Geo Waters, Morrison, corn, to market, and twenty-one boats with coal, consigned as follows the Captain, 112 tons: Georgetown Gas Co. 1109 tons Borden Co., 2163 tons;Cumberland (. 216.12 tons; Captain, 111.17 tons; American Go 656 1 tons; Uonsolidation Co, 24.11 tons, Ker tral Co., 560 tons: Hampshire and Baltimore Co, 110.7 tons; Departed The R. Becket mer cbandise to Lift Lock No.7, Muncher, lumber to Litt Lock No. 15; Maude. with salt acd J osewee 2 to McCoy's Ferry: Geo. Moler, salt tw arper’s Ferry: Chas. Ardinger, sundries w Middleksufi’s Mill; Morrison, sundries to ba ward s Ferry, and ninewen boats light. FLOUR AnD Grain Magker.—The marke: opened this morning with the prices of Satur day unchanged No arrivals of importance Market quiet. Sales mainly to supply the city trade. more Auctioneers EMFTORY SALE oF pay at auction =** 1G. Now 2ist. at te ‘ store. 2% Peauayive ue, between 9th snd luth streets, the foi B* NAGLE & 00. reat Variety of Fancy Dry Goods. Cash. ‘Bale posit! 24 no 19 Y NAGLE & ©0., Auctioneers. On TUESDAY MOR Bovember 2tn 10 o'clock, (at our La-e 39% Pennsy! + avenne,) we shail sella lot of Grocerics. i slance ¢ tock Of @ bouse declining business, consisting $ bbls Sugar, 6 boxes Soap. 4 boxes Starch hell chests Groen Teed) email pectores 2 1e 6 L Tree! es. 5 firkie Butter, ‘ eye fp ~tf . 2 cases Gr Cofice,a lot of Ganned Mest. aud **Fruite, 5 bbis, Tomato Eater, dc 4 £0 cases Claret, 25 cases 8 Wine 10 cases choice Bureundy Wine Scases Champacne » wna? assorted Lijuors, 50 demijobus assorind quors 1bbl Lemon Syrup, gi Old Bye Whisky. « Ls Brooms, Wooden and # lot of Sun¢rics Sale without rese: ‘Terms cash Bolg Li TsEase Arch: Seale Proposals will wees wed at ts ~ ei Pro . Tecet at this ome Unti' 12 o clock m . December Ist, 1855. for far g and delivering Gfteen hundred 1,5 loads < apd one thousand (1,000) loads of «rave The sand must be sharp. clean and b grain ae is best suited to masonry, and el must be free from clay, of the most suitable sire for concrete The bidder must submit specimens o/ the * and gravel be to isb,and the material must be vered at Such places | car the Treasury Building as may be designated by the ee Arclitsct. the whole of the 3 —— ope delivered yg = - 4 ‘at A ar The jude bawling and unloadi ‘be materiais will be in oqeare end meas the L of Msteri sis of the Treasury Extension. Qny cot equal in quality to the sample will be rejects: The Department reserves the Fight to oF reject any or all bideas it may be deemed f: interest to 4 ts ‘wposals dorsed “Proposals for and Gravel. Architect of the e sorar7 Ber to the Supervis ‘reasury « 4.5. w LLETT. Bold td Supervising Architect REESE! CHEBSEi: BOCHESOBT, ‘ERE = "SAP 84G0. CACCIO CAVALLO. CCIO ©. errs TRGLIsE DAIRY YOUNG ambaivca, CBEAM’ All of the first quality have determined run unprecedeatly low making great would eeall. F LOU si ED: Brit fall g choice Flour f. full r- io Apis 47-4 jour for iow vers for Golden Hill, ! ~ on! i" ‘amily ory tone to} we id tats flow by cosas ent with the taillewe we fersieh it lower fesse cathy Regs ston te. of stare Figg testo at for ane Indiens avenue and ist street, near Depot TEAS, ‘WINES, LIQUOBS, a Having enlarged oer store by the addition ef the warehouse lstety occupied by W.@. Whitewli & Co., we are now prepared to offer ta the trade to keep @ large, well assort seeaneie aaa ‘of EBIBS, gies TEAS. confident, with our long experience and ismgea Tacilltion to be ablo to furnish ‘ALL CLASSES OF GOODS Tobe foundin « well regulated Grocery Store atthe LOWEST MARKBT RATES, And we invite buyers to BXAMINB OUB STOCK Before purchasing, feeling assured that we ce it to their to call and see us ane ieee ener ARBOUR @ BAMILTOR, BoT-lm Hos. 65 and 67 Louisians avenue. oR 4 y= Phe aed of BLOB eee aa