Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the District . . D. WALLACH, Editor and Propriet WASHINGTON OITY OCTOBER VONDSY + 1867, S7-READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GuAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER Notice 70 T Cor- raion Taxes for the fiscal year ending Jana nd which will be recrivyable by the City Collector cn and after Wednesday next, checSd inst. as will be seen by an advertise. t in another colamp, is assessed for various purposes, 85 follows: Oa every one hundred 75 cents for general purposes; 15 cents tropolitan Police; 25 cents for support of Public Schools; 10 cents for buildings do.—ma- king a total tax of $1.25 on every ons hundred collars. OF The extra appropriation of the last Uon- gress for the expenses of reconstruction has leen expended The smount paid out in :he soutbern districts 18 estimated at $1,373,000, which exceeds (he appropriation, and leaves a deficiency to be made good at the nex: session {F> The Congressional Committee on Scn‘h. ern Kailrosds held a meeting in Kicamond, Va..on Friday, and examined the officers of | Sil raudroads terminating in that city and of the Norfolk aud Petersburg and Southside railroads. Tug White Hovss.—A number of yisitors were at the Executive Mansion, and many had were Postmaster General Randall, Attorney General Stanberry, A : al Binckley, and others. Tug ReTRENCuMENT CommiTTEe.— The | Joint Committee on Retrenchment was in ses st to-day, at tbe Treasury Department Senstor Backalew will arrive to-morrow and lake bis seat with the committee. ConDITION OF GENBRAL SKINNER —Hon S:. John B. L. Skinner, First Assistant Post- master General is stillvery sick and his physi. cians to-day were of the opinion that he was worse than on yesterda: PATENTS TO HE IssvED.. on Tuesday, the 29th ins! 241 patents will be issued from the Patent office during the | past week. 515 applications and 72 cave: were i.led. ®7 General Butler's Committee, charged | with sn mquiry ito the circumstances at- | ding the assassination of President Lin- coin, meets in this city again on the 23d in Wedresday. wr Sykes, Ob: 20., proprietors of Willard’s Hotel, gave a dinner to newspaper spondents Sarurday evening, which wag enced by the representatives of the leading curnals of the couniry. 7 The Virginia election comes off to-mor- row on the question of calling a State conyen- ticr under the reconstruction act, By A.K. McClure flies at the bead of his poyer—the Chamberburg Repository—the name of General Grant for the Presidency. National THxaTex.—Lucille Western in | «East Lynne” this evening. with a strong cast. In TERNAL REVENUE —The receip's from this source to-day were $151,910.44 Persoxat.—Hon. John M. Binckley, as- | © sistent Attorney General, bas returned to the city from bis visit to bis home in Virginia, and zim attending to the duties of his office. ecretary Seward will return to the city | norrow evening from bis visit to his home tn Auburn, New York. Col. Robert Jobn- sor, Private Secretary of the President, re. turned to the city yesterday, and resumed his cicial duties to-day. ‘Hon. E. A. Rollins, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, left here on Friday last tor Boston. He will return to- morrow. +++-Gem Beauregard attended the Church of the Ascension (Rey. Dr. Pinkney) yesterday morning. IMPRACHMENT.—The Chronicly of Saturday merning published a statement thu: 2 majority of the Impeachment Committee would present a bill of impeachment at the next session, giv- | ing #s authority for the assertion taformation | obtained from Judge Lawrence, of Ohio, a member of the committee, who, it was said, had received a letter from Judge Willams, of Pa., | also a member of the cammitter, containing | the sta‘ement that the Hon. James F. Wilson, | of ows, the chairman of the committee, bud expressed a willingness to vote in favor of presenting articles. The Chronicte of yester- Gsy says'—- A letter received here irom Mr. Wilson, however, states that he has expressed | © opinion on the subject outside of the com- mittee room.” To BE TRIED FOR MURDE! neral Pope as ordered that Captain Morris Schaff. com- | Vernon, Alabama, be tried upon a chargeof the murder of Frederick #3. Shepard, a citizen ofthat State. It will be recollected that the homicide grew outof an acrimonious corre- spondence between Schaff and Shepard, which ended in (he latter challenging the former to ficbt aduel. Scbaff had Shepard arrested and brought within the arsenal, and, it 1s alleged, instantly shot him, the ball taking effect in tne eck. Shepard lingered some days and died. In the meantime, Schaff was tried before a court-martial for conduct unbecoming an offi- cer and found guilty. These proceedings Will be annulled, and the trial for murder go on. MESSMORR'S SUCCESSOR.—It is stid that Sec- reiary McCulloch will appoint J. E. Risley. Esq., of Indiana, as Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue in New York, vice Mess- more removed. Mr. Risley. who is a promi- rent Iawyer, Will discharge the duties of the <ftice here instead of going to New York in Dir. Mersmore's place, aud thus pnt an end to the strife that bas been going on for sometime to secure the office and get control of the Met- rcpolitun Revenue Board in New York. THE © TEx.—The Congressional Sab-Com Elections, headed by the Hoo. Mr. Scofield, of Pennsylvania, instructed to inquire imto the Alleged disloyalty of the members elect from Kentucky, arrived in Louisville, Ky., Satur- Lou:sville to Covington, where they will no doubt close their investigation. BUILDINGS To BE VacaTED.—General Grant has directed that @ list of all property ia this District, occupied by any burean of the War | Department, and owned by private individ- be made our and transmitted to him at | ly day. This order is giver with a view to curtail all needless expenses of the Depart- ment by the immediate vacation of all build- ings the use of which is not absolutely neces- | sary for the public service. Esq., Chief of the Printing Divisien at the Treasury Department, bas, im compliance with the request of the Retrenchbment Commitiee | Treasury, faroished them with A full statement of the amount of work done by the Printing Division; the amount of money printed, and the cost thereof: an inven. tory of all the machinery used in the division, togetber with all information relating to the ‘xpenses of printing ihe national currency. | pad ain eee cial Raviseo Cope. ‘Messrs. Cushing, Johnson and James, the commissioners appointed to | codify the laws of the United States, have nearly completed their work, and will make a report to Congress at the beginning of the ses- | sion The patent and militsry laws haye been greatly reduced snd simpiified. s7 Special despatches from Havana state that the police, om the night of the 7th io eurprised and captured the members of a Ma tonic lodge while assembled for business, | WEPDING PRESENTS! ‘The prisonerr, at Santiago de Unda, atwmpted to escape on the night of the 9th inst. bat were overpowered by the troops, who killed one and wounded three of them. Kilpatrick as captain in the regular army bas been accepted, to date the 15tD instant, and also that of General Pleasanton as major, take effect on the Ist of next January, which time he has leave of absence. . THE Conscience FunD.—The Secretary of the Treasury to-day received a commuication enclosing @ check for $761, which the writers desired to bave placed to the credit of the con. science fund, they being executors fora gea- tueman who bad 4o ordered in his will. m7 A New York jucge bas decided that te! egraphic despatches are not private property, snd copies can be ordered tobe produced is ‘THE USE Ov JurFERsON Day. in his letter of yesterday, says: « From offic is learned that the case o Davis wili undoubtedly be tried next mouth, wheiher Chief Justice Chase snail preside or nut. Each party desires and expects Judge 3 ‘be cage, Sud there {3 at this ©n@ good reason known that would pre- vent his presence, should there be no extraor- dinary delay in bringing the case befora the ¢ ted that the trial will hus runningover WANTS. .. @ Dreas-maker who understands FINANCIAL, ‘Wail street was somewnat excited Saturday by the weak and uns marker. Moke was dant supply thaM on Friday, and terms were made freely 0! seven percent., not withstand ing a weakening of thenet legal tender reserve of the banks during the week to the extsnt of about three millions and @ quarter was, however, experienced in the discount , Which is decidedly stringent. rge amount of realizing among the bull cliques, as well as on the part of the street during the Isst tew days of last week, bears put out contracts for future delivery with more boldness than imey have done at any time since the late money panic. The market is, to some extent, demoralized. Gov- ernment securities, on the other hand, show signs ofincressed firmness, and @ speedy re- covery from the recent depression is proba- ble. Ltit semi-officially stated that the Treas- ury will enforce the demsnd for reclamation in the case of the spurioas seyen-tnirly notes received from the dealers in the street. SINGULAR AND FaTAat ACoIDaNT.—Ourcom- monity was greatly shocked and prined this merning by the sudden death of Lientenant Ksti Rut, 8 young law student in tne office of & D. K. Tenney, by a accident, the particulars of which are as foi- prevatent base-ball fever, the Boarders of Mrs. Devaucene’s boardiog- rouse, at the corner of Hamilton and Clymer stre-ts, and those of Mr. Hawes, near by on Fairchild street, recent! y chalienged each other 1oumuffin game of base ball, the challenges baving been made out with great formal aud the match was'to have come off this afer- recon. The Devaucene boarders were prac- ticing this morning before breakiast on a vA- cant lot adjoining their residence, when young Ruf, who roomed in Mr. Tenne: Gown and joined them. On being summoned to breakfast, Lieutenant Ruf attempted to vault over 8 somewhat rickety patiition fence be- tween Mrs. Devancene’s and the vacant lot, when it gave way, he lost his hold and fell on it, one of the pickets striking him in tne neck with such force as to break off the picket TELEGRAMS T(THE STAR. FROM EUROPTO-DAY. Voluicers Cute Rail- read—Finicial ata (SpeciaiDispateto the Star. Oct. It— special cadle dis- patch, dated London, thinorming (9181,) 88) 8 tbat dispatches from Pas positively declare thattie Garibaldian yanteers are crossing the Jine into the Romanfermtory, @nd hava sewered one line of raibad commanication between Rome 8nd Floree. 20's, iduondon to-day, are 68 {the November coum being oif. pect of the stock In more apaa- rivate Tams - atdress W. MA ANTED—A care of an infant » of a small family. & between 6th and 7th. ANTED—By » TION os Porter in ® store. One who in well a who has hal experience in the business for a goo je. And can also The Garibaldi: jetent of taking s chamber work re at 387 Dstr vi, Man,a SITUA- New York, But as it is exp Isst for four or five weei: of the term of which meets on the fi; Monday of December, it is berely possible chat Judge Uhase may not warranted in entering upon a heating, hall be prevented 1 to bi: Imperat 8 M+ Satimea from ve duties in the Su- us of vast import. ance ure prepared for argument before the ( ‘ourt, which it is desired shall be deciced But rather than this IMPORTANT FRM EU Great Excitement in taly—The Fear of French InterventionA Fierce Battle— The Insurgents Deiated with Heavy Loss—The Papal Tres retake Veroli. (Special Dispatcito The Star-] New York, Oct. 2i.—Te following is special to the Heratd - FLORENCE, Oct. 19—E+ning.—The situation of Italy toward Rome: still embarrassing and critical. The Ltalm troops on duty on the fronties lines, underthe terms of the Sep- tember convention, haybeen reinforced, and the officers, acting undethe King, are making | ernment securizies: incredsed efforts for theatistactory discharge of their instructions. 11 Italy remains ex- cited in @ remarkabie mnner at the threat of Frenen intervention, a(réported from Paris, and the actusl war by the Chief Justice. case shall again be continued, both parties are ted as willing to submit their points nderwood, trusting to getting them | before the Supreme Court finally by writ of | A cpecial dispatch to a New York paper states that Bir. Davis’ trial will probably commence on the 23th of November. One to cook and chamber work ant to epeak. but pointing te his throat. who was close at hand, was called in, aiew moments Drs. Ward, Bowen, Brown, and Fischer were present, but foand them- selves unable to render any effectual aid, and the young man, who bad been porch, died in about twenty minutes, without having spoken a word. Dr. Ward madeanin- cieion in his throat before his deatb, which Jet out some blood, and, on examination, it was found that the thyroid cartilage, commonly called “Adam's apple.” and the thyroid boue bad been crushed in, and, internal nemorrhage baving taken place, blood and mucous matier filled up the windpipe and cansed suffoca- wash and iron: one assist ia Washing; and one 2 Apply at 268 & care of children Tue Inpian Commissro) | the St. Louis Republican, dated h Instant, says the Indian 8 finely, and treaty will be “deted Medicine Govermment Securities. Oct. 21, 1867.—Jay Cooke & Co. turnish the following quotations of Gev- Lodge Creek, 1 Commission business progre: | there is agcod prospect that made, and a jasting peac council convened on Saturday. to last four or Saturdsy a party of Indians, with their chiefs, Tall Bull, White Horse, Little Bear, and Gray Head came snd bad interviews. | They profecsed a desire for sed to atiend the council. | Ughes and Camanches. or Honey Easters, un- der Silyur Brooch, aud the Nocenes, or Wan- under Chief Horseback, reached St. Louis Wednesday. They came from Texas, | three bundred miles from Little Arkausas. Superintendent Marphy Saturday issued a rovisions to fiva thousand Indians. heyenne lodge will be at St. Louls this week. making from seven to ten thousand eninterview with the President. Among whom | Indisns present. All the war parties are in | extept a fragment of twelve men, who left arty on the Smokey Hill. e Northern Cheyennes. ply withont re Wasuinetom, 397 D street, bet. oth and 7th. Buying. Selling. z u Coupon, ISla.. U, 8. Five Twenties, 1862. U.S. Five Twenties. 1354... peparations which are | (J. S, Five Twenties, 1865. U.S. Five Twenties, Jan&J'y, U.S. Seven Thirties, Jane.,. U.S. Seven Thirties, July, 7 ANTED—A_DRI sire of DAVID being carried on at Toum by order of Napo- lecn. Reports Bave bev received in this city from Rome, dated veerday, Friday evening, which state that a tier® battle toox tween the revolntionsy invaders an pal troops the preyjus afternoon, in which the soldiers of the ‘ope retook the town of Vercit, the Garibaldan forces sustaining a Lieutenant Ruf was some twenty vears of age, of German parentage, his parents resid- ing near Monroe,Green county. Leaving his studies he entered the Union army early tn the war, and served most gallantly in the Ninth regiment untill he was promoted to the adju- fifth regiment.— Madison FARTEDSTIN AND SHERT TRON WORK E Taynire at No. Bridge street Repairs for stoves 2) per cent. tancy of the For! (Wis.) Journal, Ocio foreach two HOUSES, with STARR & METCALF Real Estate Brokers. | P! corner N.Y. ave. and 15th «| 7ANTED—A capable B. CHAMBERMALD. (co ident’s Suuare. (ByStexmer.} New YorK, Oct. 21—The steamer City of London brings Europe:n dates to the ith. The London Times contins long detailed ac- counts of the receptionsriven to Admiral ragut by the British Bord of Admiralty, say- ing they deserve more siention than they have A not less than fy REMARKABLE Case OF RBSUSCITATION — Some three weeks since, a little daughter of J. L. Spaulding, of Rumuey, N. H, about ten years of age. in company with another little girl, went to the river to bathe. Her compan- ion, observing that she sank and then came to the sutface, attempted to get her out. ceeding, she became alarmed, dressed hereel, ran and gave information toan aged and feeble gentleman, who went to the river and found the child where the water was two feet higher than bis own head. He was obliged to go in five times hefore be could get the child out. She appeared quite dead. The usual remedies were continuously spplied. hours after she was taken out she became slightly conscious, but did not fully recover he wasin the water {By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) Lewis Johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds im home and foreign markets as follows : " They had to Ei stant Attorney Gener- | yisitt a lored.) at No. 6 Pres. Naw York. Oct. mired. 0 17-6t* l,coupon 111y —Firat Board—v. S. 6's, rt a, 1662,coupon, 111}: 1868, coupon, Kitx: 1565, coupon, 5%; 1565, cou- pon, new. iy: 1867. coupon, ‘106. So's, second, 4% 104%: Oxnten, 434%; Cumberiang, 253: Cumick. do preferred, 1655 Pacific Mail, 14525 s7-Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, has written a letter in reply to Rey. Thomas | Vickers, in which he declares that the Pope has never been oppored to progre: | astale slander to say the Catholic Church is opposed to the circulation ot the bible, and that he himself is opposed toa union of church and State, snd prefers the condition of the chureb in’ the United States to its condition in Italy. France, or Spain ‘The Manchester polic were stillengaged in afutile search for the Fenians Kell: Drury. The trisiof tz Manchester rioters, charged with rilfal murder, wou'd commence on the 2th Anctter attempt to recue the prisoners took | Ney Kirkenwall Green, t,or between them coupon, 100/s ANTED—Immediately, a small comfortabl. eal Estate Brokers. N. W. cor. oth st., & La. ave 7ANTED—A NURSE About twelve Prince Napoleon ba: written the Emperor Advising contidence the existing ministry, and urging him to pronounce a France by pree'aiming ab. solute principle of wn-intervention, te ef- fect cf which would » immediately seen. He was led to write this etter by observing nub- lic sentiment on a reent excuraion to Havre, lt wonid settie the }erman as well as the Lishar questions. THE PRESIDEN Proposed Compronise between the Grant and Chace Men-Grant for Prcsident— Senater Morzavor Governor Fenton for Vice President. [Specia! Depatch to the Star.] PHILADELPHIA.PA. Oct. 2—A Washing- ton special to the ?ress_ states that a reconcil- differences between Horace Greeley, and other been effected, and combined effort to secure nation for the Vice Pres- ) Yorker, probably Sana- ter Morran or ¢ovetact Fenton. The dis- patch states sig that while it ts generally Goeral Grant will aead the ticker, and ‘ha! Greeley and his triends will ims of Judge Chase, se up to the time of the holding 1g convention, when the name of cne of the geitlemen above mentioned will ba offered tor tm Vice Presidency as a com- promise Letweei the Grant and Cnase factions. Michigan Southern. ; Cleveland and Pittsburg, (; do., preferred, 667%: Fort Wayne. 9%: Onto sippi Certificates ‘Boston Water Power, 16%, 10, 100: Gold, 1433¢- BOARDING. ARD. in a p ned by applying at nos Central, 1 Pv COAL IN Faraurer.—We Nortn western, 46: Kelly nas disc learn that Mr. Grsnville J ered coal on bis farm in Fauquier county. ¥ Q me Lat er trom the fact bee he ‘or the _ | bas been offered $25,(\ for the bed, which off*r work end- | nis been declined. "We should be giad to heat ircm Mr. K.on the subject. | distance trom the river would augme de of Fredericksburg largely.—Freder until iwo days : twenty-five or thirty minutes. U7 Santa Anna is said to be very rampant iv the castle of San Juan de Ulloa, where he remains a prisoner. pastes his time in cursing and stamping. TANTED To PURC At a ane : FBAME HOUSE, of not Ivsg than six room? with modern improvemouta, ly located, with or Georgetown, for Whi Real Estate Brok desicably und pi He refuses his meal Coal ata short 7 a CABRIAGE CANVAS, bat BLOUSES, both furnished and un- DUCKS and DRILLS, furnished; large and small . BOG SOHN R.ELVANS & CO. ¥XTRACT BUCHU 3 W sir cures secret and dal * Cisordersio all their stages. at little exrens or no change in diet, uo inconvenien It is pleasant in taste and odo tion, and free from all injurious vrop MARYLAND STATE OENTRAL CoMMITTER.— ‘The president ot the late Maryland State Gon- vention, under a resolution passed by that body, appointed the following gentlemen as State Central Committee for Montgcmery county: George Peter, E. B, Pret- tymau, and William Thompson, of R. Cor. New Yor! , | the Democratic No. 286 Lith street, between O and b lding ard Weather Strips, IW VACANT—Two a Ie] pottom. top and cen is beyond any thi formal meeting of the Anti- Gxmbling Society, held in New York on Fri- day, Mr. Berg stated represented a capital of twenty millions ot | SL anil 449 sts. Thurlow Weed, JEW BOARDI New York peliiis ftbey will mare the Republican 1: y for some Fe the association - obtained at th er of Sth atre, s the Joy Hous DSTLEET & CO., M One Cask Pure FRENCH WHITE WINE VIN ast-off CLOTHI 14 OF any other article of hant Pawnbro- 2 3th street.3 BRYAN BROTHE 349 Pennsylvani _Opposits Metropolita ) COCUA NUTS, S AND CAKES, the mille and meat of choice ¢ by A process which t rneroth st.aad P. "s Store of B. FULTON & CO. doors north of conceded tha hed throughout first-class Boarding H. god accommod for choice of roonss. ontinue to urge the ¢ Also, oe very fin ST—On ‘Thur WF” Recipes with sack ¥ W. BURCHELL Goraer of Lith and Another Prize Fight to Come Oif, {Specia Dispatch to tbe Star } Berrao, Od. 20.—Articles were signed to- day between Dim McCade, of Boffalo, and J. Cummings, of Rochester, to fight in a 24-foot ting for $1,000,on December 21st, Cleft at 1S4 Tstreet. DRY GOODS, &c. » Brack ALPACCA POPLIN ry orking Suits, Beontitnl BLACK cers Will be elected for the ensuing vious in geod standing are invited to be pres- nirosmpson \@u inE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION LECTUBES FCR THE SEASON OF 1567-65. The Second Course FELMBOLD's co CENTRATED Is the Great Ditre HeLMRoLn’s CONCENTRATED Jand avenne, between WARD Lost. last evenin Pa. avenne.north side. Leth. a POCKET BOOK, containing Velloy Fever on $ Fortress Mowgog, Oct. 2i.—The schooner Peacock, fron Galveston, bad four cases of yellow fever «nring her voyage, one of which Proved fatal. The others recovered. Both are prepared and Chemistry and are ccording to rules of Pharmacy - most active that can Sold by Druggists everywhere. Woy ‘The above reward will be paid to th St. Nicholas Restaurant Donxet SHAKER FLANN Very heavy, 3732 cents. MUSLIN, elegant quality, v FUARNEL fine. yard wide. BALMORAL SKT Beantiful CALICOES. fast colors. 12) W. SE. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. Wife Murder and Suicide. New Yort, Oct. 21.—Thomas Malone cut his wife's throat this morning in Williams. borg, and tien cut his own. Both are dead, and lay beside each other in the station-house, ries of Popular + on WEDNESDAY athe 2th of November next.at ', be- o'clock, with an INTRODUCTORY, JOHN B, GOUGH, E. N, SATURDAY, Oct TRAYED OR STOLE. SS lith, one white ep: Notice is hereby given that by the roved October Wth, 1897, eal and Personal Property, Stocks. is fixed at one dollar and y one hundred dollars— arter per ceut.—of the assessed value Mm 4 i Upon all taxes npon all property notin arrears fortaxeafor general pu returned to me at Juennemal Bb ery. TER PIPPERT. &c.. forthe year i enty-five cents on Thanksgiving. Boston. Oct. 21.—Tne Governor has ap- roimted the 2th of November as a day of young HUES ¢ by proving property and Fee DESC MY. ber, on the 17th Dnuzss GOODS FROM AUCTION. lored MOMALE ALPACCA, dout KEEP POPLINS 21.25, ; these goods are really reen, Brown BISMARK and TAN, very W. SELBY & CO., vlvania aveniie. South side, near 7th stre RECENING DAILY, AT EMORY BAXTER’S. 115 Penn. avenue, between 19th and 20th streets, oses, an abatement of nm the Zkl day of Octo- 3ist day of November, 1357. both ine Blue Cloth BU nish, ont_of one of Iso.’cne DRIVING New York Market. Flour 15 to 25 cents cents lower. The Uorn Pork is lower; Mess ¥ to $21.50. Lard dull, 12% to 4%. Cote ton firmer: Middling Uplands 2c. quiet, Spirits Turpentine 554. Rosin rather more active; common strained $3.60a33.65. The sneceedine Lectures of the Course will be ielivered by the following distinguished persons, ROSWELL D. HITCHCOCK, D. D., of Theological Seniinary,N. Y MAB BAIL HORACE GREELEY. ‘KE GR ‘WORE TILTON. Esa. NOLD. of Rev. ALA. WILLETT Rev B’8. STORRS. D. D WENDELL PHILLI New YorK, Oct. ‘s fine buggie: a RECEIVABLE ON AND AF ail wool, and all sh: worth 1 30. market is o shade lower. of Yale Colleze. all and see them remises, a black NUP ASTRAY on my sunier Dit out of ner Will please’ come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take he WasnixcTon County, Mary Stone, now Di i istratrix of Woodford Stone, deceased, the adminis- trix aforesaid has. with the approbation of the Or- ington county aforesaid. ap- ember Ith, 1857, for the final ersonal estate n hand, as far Been collected and. trrned ‘when and where all the creditors and i deceased are notified to attend, with vouched, or they may other- wise by Jaw be excluded from all benefit in said ased’s estate : Provided, acopy of this order be hed once a week for three weeks Evening Star, pre fy Test—JAMES RK. 0 3w* Regi: TRICT OF COLt BIA, 7 ANDEN SHIPMON Fort Marcy, Fairfax county. Just above Ch: D. D of Philadelphia. | Thitye Court of W pointed Tuesday, t ettlement and distribution of the of said deceased. and of the assets MBOLD’S FLU rious properties CT BUCHU is from all inju: and immediate in its action. of Baltimore, . COXE, of Western New CLARKE. of Rhode as the same middle-sized; 1} aronnd her neck: left ear split, and piece cut off; above reward will GEORGE GLO Corner 4th and R streets, ‘0. 174 Center Market. ¥ en my premises, « NPVAKE NO MOT SAFE REMEDIES gerons diseases, U Rt. Rev, Bishop TH. M LEASANT AND UN For Fall and Winter trade. consisting of All-wool lored Coverlets, Blankets, from fonmeicow. 0 1 ‘Towels, Napkins. Table Linens, Cai nels. Hosiery and Trimmi ul assortment of Plain and Plaid Poplins, Empress Cloths, and Delaines, | "A deantifnl assortment’ of SH ceived, which will be sold 10 per can he bought elsewhere. Jesr RECEIVED— E LOT OF SHAWLS. most superb styles, consisting of rich Extracr Brent their claims proper!: wi pete of sore manding the United States arsenitat Mount | ani Musie sores ‘on will be ready and for sale at nd at the principal Book or can be obtained of them ture Committee, and at the Rooms ore the lvth proximo, {NFEEEBLED | YAKEN UF AS AWLS, just re- Cu nt. cheaper than nd enable yon to sleep well. Season Tickets will be 7 . 0. HOWARD, President, TT, Corresponding Secretary. pleas ward, prove proper- ay charsis. and take her, a Pree A Fort Marcy, Fairfa: NSYLVANIA AVENU ween Sth and 10th streets. WALL. ROBINSON & CO.. MERCHANT TAILORING, EXTRACT BUG vigor to the frame and bloom Debility is accompanied by alaruing symptoms, and if ne treatiuent iss sanity, or epilept! the palid cheek. FOR SALE AND RENT. FURNISHED HOUSE.TO RENT—No. 93 Pa. avenue. Inquire on the preinines. oc 21-60" [PCE BENTIA FRAME HOUSE, Noosa x street. between Jith Ith, containing ten rooms, Inquire et No. 274 F stent 1st JOR RENT—To Contiomen. PARLO well turnisheo’as | come at 374 15th street, betw oe. moderate. 7OR BENT—A threv-st Tome gas and water OC FURNITURE, must be sold. Apply 11 453 E st. between Sd and 4th. __ 002-3" OR RENT—The fine DRT Fis Weat street, Georgetown rooms, with gas, water. ar! 1) ments. For terms ap; 1 Georgetown. _ “G STORE FOR r DUG Stata bre cltyenow dius a five aud rap asing business, will be seh! at a bargain Mtory reasova given for ‘Addresa ST, Star Office. oe 21-3" ag apparatanadixed: if Ghvuire of COOPE Star Bniling TOR RENT—An elegantly farnished four-atory BORICR Tot Se Soutatuing 10 roome, kitchen ar, Lath room. ras, and water. Desitabie lo- on: few steps from Pa. Avent Thatire at a tographic G YE SALE—A torsion pressed brick front HOUSE. on Maine aveune. between ts aod tlt «ta, containing ton rooms, water and gaa, Good k Wack buildines, with an alley tn the rear. Vis property is @ most desirable one and can bought aea bargain. FITCH & FOX, oat Corner Tth and F streets, F°O2, RENTS igggughy furniahel OU or athrottt, lar, storeroom, coal cel - nghout, hot and & i Tange and all moderna impro No Will bot be rented for-s boarding -m. only, 394 Mass aye. sost™ MERIDIAN HILL ~LOTs, commence at R.M. HALLS REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 71 LOUISIANA AVENUE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 1567 An Office will also be opened on thy Grount dar- the continuance of sales, from 9 a.m Carriage on hand to take per toSp.m. ns to the Ground 120 ACRES Jivided into 00 LOTS, Offered on FIVE YEARS’ TIME ONE STETH CASH PRICES Low. Fi OUR PLAT! splendid land, long the favored spot for the PRESIDENT’S HOUSE, ths healthiest and most Char: g site allout Wash- ington, ia at last oflered Wo the public on terms mo favorable than any ever before offered, with a PERFECT TITLE! Tt needa no words of prai ing A HOUSE +. but speaks to all want- for itself. The whole city now moves towards this magaifi cent ground. ; A Street Railroad runs to it. The Park will be made just beyond it. Oak Trees crown its summit. BEFOBE FIVE YEARS It will double in value. ‘The Poor Man and Speculator are offered fine in- ducements to buy. PRICE ACCORDING TO LOCATION OF LOT- No such property will ever be offered again, for no such adjoins the cit BUY WHILE YOU CA Can be examined from this day on. B. M. HALL, oc 2-tt 71 Louisiana avenue FS RENT—Three very desirable and vical furnished ROUMS, on the lower foor of t 4 eet. Rent reasonable. Apply 41 stre et north. 0 19 3t' Fe RENT—TWO PARLO: one Bed Room, Dining Room and Kitchen 33 Maine ave. nue. between 432 and 6thats.,’ two squares south Penna. ave. oc 19-2t* TRABLE STC FOR RENT—No. 462 et. opposite Post Ofice, is now for rent. Possession given November Ist. Z.C. ROBBEN: corner F an reet= enna. arentte ASSOCIATION. vasis of safe and easy means to purchase @ All are invites. ROARD OF TRADE A 5 of the Board of Trad Int bin will be held at th 4d etreet east. BUILDING CC WAhE PED CORRS Brovha, handsome Black and White, and Fancy IN ALL ITS DEPAR’ vy Woolen SHAWHBS, of all grades. Also, Plain Black and Black Bordered THIBET PERSONAL. QUAL TO MY HUSBAND. B_NON- RETENTION on INCONTINENCE . irritation. inflammation, or ulcera ef the bladder, or kidne ‘ate glands,stone in the brick dust deposits. an idneva and dropsical swell ini xTRAcT BUCH. NEW STYLES AND WINTER isedses ot the Well, George, I want to get my hair dressed ! Hum'! Fanny that costs so much ! Oh! No, sir, it does not cost more than yon spend ina Barber shop, See Madame Demongeot's prices. Hair iressed. ALL WOOL BLANKETS, At $4.50, 85, Good CANTON FLANNEL, at 20 cents. W. SELBY & C0. 323 Pennsylvania avenn $7, and $s. WE INVITE THE ATTE! OF PURCHASERS. f special interest w f the members is nt for ladies or ge: hampooing short ha shampooing loug hi: ‘ANOS fer sale at very low figures, and on essy terms, before moving to on JUST RECEIVED— ASSORTMENT OF READY-MADE CLOTHING Flower & Curls, On hand, # large assortment Hair ot every extra col \igson hand or mai LOT'S HUMAN HAIR STORE, 275 Pe bet. loth and ith sty. OCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may tee mynited daily by Ladies and Geutienen in nesd vithe services of a an, at his office, 4 Jersey avenue. Washington, D.C. PERSIAN LIQUID Letters must conti ‘REAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS THA G BEEN USED. ‘One almost new T-octave. Boardman 3 ol and Cover, 825). One 64; Octave, R i One 6% Octave, For sale upon easy terms at | BTZEROTT'S Music Sto Sole Agency of Steinway’s Pianos. Rya-orssine Perfumery, Long A VERY LARGE Braids, Curls. Tiere will be a mesting of the C PURLICAN ASSOCLATION a at Woodward's Hall, ) street. between luth and lth. The object will be the Assvciation. and to Loftice:s tor the ensuing year. Al! Re Curarest BOOKS IN THE WORLD. WAVERLEY NOVELS, FIVE NOVELS IN ONE VOLUME. Vol 1, Containing Waverley, Rob Roy, Monas- tery, Kenilworth, Firate. Vol. 2, Containing Ivanhoe, Fortunes of Nigel, Old Mortality, Guy Mannering, Bride of Lam- mermovr, Bound in cloth, only $1.50 per vol. CHARLES DICKENS’ WORKS, Sixteen different editions, from 10cents to $8 a LATEST STYL on & Raven, $125. is AND BEST MATE illfal and reliable ar Ni: My celebrated to any addresi. Heer FLUID EXTRACT I+ a certain cure for dis BLADDER. KIDNEYS. ORGANIC WEAKN and all diseases of the a nd participate: BESSIONAL ELECTION CovMiT- | L, § ‘s FRENCH CONFECTIONERY SS. FEMALE CoM AL DEBILITY, URINARY ORGANS, MALE OR FEMALE, inating and no matter of G STANDING. Diseases of these organs require the use of DUBANT’S OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAU- LD. No. 246 Peunsyl- ‘ th aud i3th streets, re- spectfully snnonnees to his customers and th Cay night, from Lexington, and’ will to-day | liv that he is now pre continue taking testimony. They go trom | superior styl: (Formerly of Montgomery, Alabama,) ATTOBNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D. C. 2S D Street, Opposite the City Hall, ‘Will practice in the Supreme Uourt of the United States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis- trict of Columbia, Claims and Department business will receive prompt Attention. DUBANT’S DINING ROOMS. The large and elegant Dining Rooms. northwest corner of Sixth street and world-wide in reputation as Pubant’ as now been completely renovated ai refitted, regardless of expense. The proprietor takes this method tofnform his trons. and the public hi PEN his saloon on i ie ING, the 15th instant, and will be happy to receive GEORGE G. DUBANT. FALE PRICE LIST whether existing in from whatever cause ori HOW Li r nilies furnished with heice Cakes. Ice Creams. Pastry, and all urticles »nfectionery business. made of material and at the shortest notice. Pennsylvania avenue— BULWER NOVELS, Some as cheap as 75 cents. THACKERAY’S WORKS, Several editions. MARRYATT’S NOVELS, At 20 cents, @1, and $1.20. IRVING'S WORKS, If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Our Flesh and Blood are eources. and the HEALTH AND HAPPINESS, that of Posterity, depends upon prompt use of « reliable remedy. : HELM@OLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU Hatablisbed upward of 12, Insanity may ensue. supported from the CITY EXPRESS Calls for and Delivers to any address, AGES 21ND MERC MOVES FURNITURE, & his friends at that time. GGAGE, PAC! coace HANDLES, LOCKS AND HINGES. JOUN R. ELVANS & CO. Fok BENT Wedive several test. NISHED HOt SES for rent at $100, $150, $200, $250, $300, $300 per month each, some of which are ii the finest locations in Washington. Also, two very elegant HOUSES unfurnished, b.L. WELLS & 60., ocl?-10t_ Corner Lonisianeave. and Gth street. FURNISHED ROOMS & At No. 398 Penurylvania avenue, between 4)3 and 6th sts. ce 18-2w* FOR RENT Ivo FRAME HOUSES on the cor- ner of F and 22d sts., one 4 rooms, one 2 rooms, at $12 aud §S per month in advance, Key next door. o 13-3" FOR SEE HOUSES Bom SED fo 810.000. LOTS from $170 to $8 ses and Rooms Sale or Rent. House rooms to rent 0c 18-30" MARSHALL, 7th and Est. OR RENT—A BRICK DWELLING, situated 111 Penna. ave., between 19th and 20th streets, 8 rooms, with water and newly fitted. Apply toHENNAGE & LUTTRELL, corner 20th street and Pennsylvania avenue. Oc 18-3t™ FRAME HOUSE, with brick outaining six rooms, on 18th street, \etween Land M. Rent $16 per mouth. payable in advance. Inquire at Printing Office, © street, hetween 1th and 12th. oc 18-3t F RR! SHED HOUSES at $100, ‘$150, $175, §: 350. &c.. per month. STARR & METCALF, oe 17-tf corner New York aye. and 15th st. OR SALE CHEAP. lw Office Desks; 15 Office Tables;1.30) Blankets; 700 Horse Blankets: 1.40) Saddle Blankets: 308 Wagon Covers; at ROBERT FULTON & CO'S, oc 7-2w* Sth street, near the corner o1 D st, M ARKET STORE FOR SALE, ONE OF THE Dest market stores on the Navy Yard; now doing a Food businese. Enquire in the market, corner 8th and G streets, Navy Var: oc 16-1w* OLLINGSWORTE. Paper .75 cents. CHEAP 8TATIONERY OF ALL KINDS, FOR SALE AT THE THE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOK STORE. FRENCH & BICHARDSON, 334 Penna. avenue. ERB STOCK OF FE SOLID ‘SILVER WA’ All Warranted to Run and Thoroughly Reulated at THE LOW PRICE OF $10 EACH ; AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: 594 Brosiway, New ¥. 104 South j0th stree Sold by all Druggists. A.SAKS & CO., 517 SEVENTH STREET. Gents Melton Busine Gents Cassimere Business Suits, 816.00 Gents Double and Twist Suits Genta Silk Mixed Suits: $20. Fine Drews Onssimere Sults, BULUIARD TABLES AT PRIVATE SAL Brn 34 PHELAN BILLIARD TA- rom and two For Cues, Backs, 6 Ft opty to COORER E At FALL STOCE. PAPERHANGINGS, &c. tely opened ; the best assorted stock of PAPER- HANGINUGIn shis Distro. Alaa a choicoscler: ba at FTE thetr erders with punctuality and ina satisfactory, ‘ying to pay cavh for goods and oo TERMS x J. SK BITE) elt eee, - | Georgetown. Ivronaavion FUnmisieo—S. 31. Clarks | (g=E STABLISHED Iss3 McPHERSON & FERGUSON, UE. CORNER 18T STREET, Capito, Hitt, it UGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, SRBFUMERY. FANCY GOODS. INSTRUMENTS, Prescriptions accurately: ll promptly answered, RS. ‘of good SCISSOR: best make at G Lams in want sortment of the B. C18’ Housefurnishing Store, 490 Seventh street. 2; RESH ARRIVAI .—Six Son's” Gold Medal, Premium Pianos. Also, complete assortment of ne’ front Vest makers, at gs and a re moving to our new and. beau i ft O“SOUN F. ELLIS “Chickering & DO BLE BREASTED 8ACK COATS, PANTS AT ALE PHIG BLACK SACK COATES. @5 1 Pow nove AND Yi ¥ ALL GRADES, COLORS AND SIZES, From 8 years ol GOLD A newest? AND ri ef low prices and eas: THDOW SHA) HATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED Hes noLy's RxtRact Bucu. 0.21-D&Waly ‘AFUL VIGOR are re- Exraact Bucut. 306 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘and upwards, All Musical Instruments at discount before mov- e SSESSESSSS ANHOOD AND YoU! OVERCOATS pained by HeLaponp’ iat WHITNEY ' gees 1 Melton: reoats lined with Cassimere, $8. Water prod Oversacks. $8. bs ‘Our annual Over H4™ SAUSAGE AND FISH, celebrated Ham Sausage from Bologne, No.1 Pickled Salmon. Edward Island Mackorel, ‘These mackerel are fat and f ior to shore ftimore packed Kite, sud wore selected 2% Gold Hunting ‘Chir $m Gold Hunting D: a ' CES, FRINGES. &c., i JOHN R. ELVANS & CO. seEce! Bee seSaMUseEesses HE GLORY ©) celebrated pre} rds. ‘T' hes, 8 jightingales, anc mee Brice List wijl be published nods to Order. 18 por dent. Yower ISHING GOODS. E END BUARLE. Penh fa, sh ler itt House. T. B, OROBS, Jz. W.H. TENNEY, Georgetown. ATH Te aie 5 Cl OOKSTORE IN h CATHOLIC BO! }UMS, Far ges ne, a SATNE, Job, Printing and. Bookbinding done at my owe Ried On sight aud work k® GLOVEST_KID GLovesTT, |! GLOVES ip the city, just J W. SELBY & Co.'s, P e.,{ South Side,) ilk Velvet, and age Bi x ibe aad very lnm forcanhe sk T9FF All the Newest Styles of ELEGANT SILVER WARE, ps FANCY ARTICLES, &., REesIGNATIONS,—The resigaation of General | Desigued especially for WEDDING PRESENTS. A iarge assortment just received. M,W. GALT & BRO., Jowellers, 554 Ponna. avenuy, FOR HOUSERFEPE. UTLERY, Plated Ware Teite , Uni othes Wring+rs. Clocks. Feather Dasters, ¢ Goods and Low Pi: Tam remered, to furn SCHOO! OKS, PEE ‘We wish to’ immediate! prices, wholesale and ret: magnificent stock. €ertii laced in sealed envelonee ere are entitled tothe T. EDW.CLABE. + cated, naming Virginia avent __ NPN ASHINGTON Ty ‘ON HAND ‘OK the best or orders; ail PF one wort ‘trticke talued EI et tamed thereom, w gaan $10 ie named on any certificate, oa acy Wg aingte’ ‘certitc a ey \ (JP0 CARPENTERS AND: BUILDERS, TRHUNINCS, faa ah RS’ DEPOT, CGoxava OT AEAT willacli at the low motte Wi i8vow suapes. THE LARGHST STOOK; BEAUTIFUL DESIONS,: |» ; ‘The best French KID received direct, at $12 th, Brushes, ac. BUILDERS, NOTIOR. Saige Me yued stock: of BUILD- a : "es aa claeap as the cheapest. Ploaas’ call ULLDERS' DEPOT, | andexamine stock id RAL FLOWERS PRESERVED Nw lowers of the De! court as evidence. M. HAYES, No, 305 3:h strect tween Lana Ms gi? most; wet & Pa. ¢ t 462 Tth 81 }} WRIGBT, Ou.. ¥ W/W. WAMILTON §'C my) caida” REP tous cci-eotw. {dnt Kup) TERE 7 ra $ we TOR RENT—A modern-bnilt BRICK RESE- DESO mates Case 05 corner 0! containing od-honse msec and te engi ti tuueomiamy teense et a ‘ough repair from attic to cellar, or further particulars apply at the premises. 00 OR SALE —THE Goon WILL- LEASE. AN RIXTURES of a, Oret-clasg® Bakery.” Alee a STABLE forreht. Apply at 496 7th street, be- tween D and E. oc 15-60" ALE—T: rl OR SALE Teo new and Nery handsome FIVE ERel tha nslere ean eat See water, gas, and all the modern improvements. above Yousre will be sold low foroeel a ree hamzed for other property, or sold on long time, itdeeired Ge per oe th rent cach Ras been offerbd irers chance for investment. There is a fine large lot in the rear suitable: tor Lap Ge: amall st.. bet. G ant ouses. Inquire at 23. t., HL ata. ‘iret Ward, bet. 10 and 12 o'clock. oc 15-6" qunT Ey HOU: RENT.—Aa excallen COUNTRY ‘SE. with large Parlor, Sit- a Dining-Room on first floor, and on, 4g offered for rent. by the t |, Possession given’ = fe Rerett eater m Was , and _ acct bl 5 Apply to ~ ON. B. WhtaWore i. oc H- 3 —A four RICK oon- SANE eTocs ERE BOON, i eel OS red Selo Lia* IDWELY @ HENDERSON, 05 NINTH STREET, | 605 WALL PAPERS, E ne L. on ater street. areang age RE PALAR | 0) 8. an &e., &o. iia Al ve ROGds oy J store comprising the E Gitaceses Goep Ubi) a uted. atylish PAIR Haven it i # ut Z sgh