Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1867, Page 2

i el THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Circulation in the District, | . Editor CROSBY S. NOYES....... WaSHINGTON CITY THURSDAY........-. OCTOBER 31, 1867. S7-READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHEB MATTER VALEDICTORY. ‘The undersigned, after twenty-nine years yneessant labor in connection with the press, requires mental and bodily rest, not to be ob- tained while engaged in active business pur- | suits. He has therefore seld the EvgNING | Star to a company of younger and more vig- | crous men, competent in all respects to con- | cuct it ably and to the entire satisfaction of its | patrons. Among them are Mesers. C. S. Noyes and ©. B. Baker, both -well-known | for many years to all who haye trans. | acted business with the STAR office—Mr Noyes as the undersigned’s principal | assistant in the editorial conduct of the | paper, and Mr. Baker as the manager of its | financial department. Their associates in the | | | | | | enterprise are gentlemen of experience, en- ergy and ability, and enjoy deserved weight in this community. ‘The STAB was never more prosperous than St this time, and the undersigned has such confidence in the ability of Messra. Noyes and Baker, sided by their business associates, to manage its affairs, as that he anticipates for it & career of greatly extended utility and influ- | erce. This confidence, the result of a business | Sssociation of many years with those gentle- | men, he trusts will be accorded to them by all | the STAR'S friends and patrons. With unfeigned gratitude to the public of the | Federal Metropolis for (he favor they haveex- tended to the STak, and with sincere thanks to all who have been in its employment for tha contribution which each and all of them have | made towards ereating its success, the under- signed now takes jeaye of themas a journalist. October 3ist, W. D. Wattacs. ——-« TO THE PUBLIC. Promises and professions in a newspaper prospectus amount to little, and are apt to re- ceive slight consideration from the public. ‘We propose todeal in them but sparingly, preferring to let the paper hereafter stow for itself. Briefly we may indivate onr intentions in the conduct of the STAR as follows:—We mean that it shall be independent, outspoken, hon- est, expressing itself freely upon all questions of public interest, but always, we trast, with | dairness and good temper. The time has come when Washington City can, by rightof her pop- uigtion and business, demand a paper devoted essentially to her interests. Hererofore it bi been deemed impossible to sustain a journal here divorced from politics, and relying for itssup- port upon the people and business of Wash. ington; but the Washington of to-day is some- thing more than a mere politicsi centre, with All its interests merged in national politics. Our population is increasing upon a ratio equalling that of the most prosparons cities of | the country. We count the number of new buildings now erected annually here by , thousands. Gur mammoth skeleton of a city, so long the subject of derision, is be- we Tepidly clothed with flesh and blood. The unsightly gaps between the aggregated Villages composing the city five or ten yerrs go are being filled up with marvellous ra- Pidity. Our people are coming of age, and are | breaking away from the Governmental apron- i strings, not content with @ state of enfeeblinz dependence upon the drippings oF official pap Yor thesupport of an entire community. New business enterprises are springing up in every Girection in our midst: and the magnificent resources of the District borders are at length | about to be developed on ascale that promises to | add immensely and permanently to the growth and prosperity of the city. There is a mission | here for & paper devoted largely to the enconr- | agement of the hopeful new business vareer | entered upon by the District cittes. The Star, by its resources, its commanding circulation, and the liberal advertising support it receives, | is favorably situated to undertake that mis- | _ Sion, and we shall enter upon the experiment ‘Without a shadow of misgiving. The STAR now visits almos: every honse- | hold in the District, and the universality of its circulstion causes it te present great attrac. tions for advertisers. We shall not rest satis- fied until the large circulation of the Srar is made yet larger; increasing steadily here- after with the growth of the city. As & news-paper We mean tha: the STaR snsll occapy the front rank. Oar colurans willsbow the completeness of our arrange- ments to secure the freshest and the most au. thentic news; neither labor nor expense will be spared to thisend. As a local paper the STAR has been unrivalled, and we sal take due care that its universal reputation as «the best local paper in the District” is fully main- tained. While the contents of the Star will be thoroughly news-y, varied, fresh sprightly and readable, we mean, at the same time, they shall be unexceptionavle in char. | acter. H With the remarkable career of success of the Star in the charge of the experienced and energetic journalist whose place we take, the public is familiar. By reason of the bril- luancy of his pen, his remarkable activity of mind and body, his kindness of heart, and the geniality of his temper, the name of | W. D. Wallach is a “household word,” iden. | tifled with the name of the StaR wherever the paper is known. The management ot | the paper does not, however, fall into new | and untried bands. Some of us may claim | to bave given the best years of our livesito | the work of building up the Star to its Present height of prosperity. We hardly deed say that in our now yet more responsible Position we shall labor, at least, as assida- e@usly as heretofore to make the STar atractive. We know what the Star has | Gone in tke past, and our ideal of its fature career is a high one. How nearly we snall Succeed in realizing that ideal remains to de seen. | i} | i Norgs, Baker & Co October sist, 1867 ‘ oy. ANDREW, OF Massa- CHUSETT#.—Jobn A. Andrew, ex-Governor of | Massachueetts, died at six o'clock yesterday evening. At 9 o'clock Tuesday evening he wasat bis Own residence in Wharles street, Boston, conversing with a friend, his family being present. He Bad premonitory symptoms of apoplexy, and requested the famity to leave the room Biob wey did ander the suppo- sition tha ad pri vate business to transa. He reques fiend te cail in Dr. Derby, and subsequently Drs. Biglow and Covet were in etiendamce. Heremained unconscious from the time of the attack until bis death. Ristor! TICKETS.—The statement ina morn tog psper that al) the parquette and dress- Circle seats, as weil as the orchestra chairs were sold for Friday and Saturday nights, is entirely erroneous, The sales were upprece- | cently great to be sure—two tbousand dollars having been taken in in two hoars. The sales, however, were principally of orchestra chairs. Parqnette, snd dress-circle seats, the most de- sirable fm some respects are only commencin; to be disposed of. o ‘ | curtajl the expenses of the War Department. | that the national banking act does not give | and salt to supply friendly Indians in Nebras. THE FORCE OF THE QUARTERMASTER GEN. ERAL'S OrviCe.—There were four or five dis- missals in the Quartermaster General's office to-day on account of the scarcity of work On the Ist cf December there will be some forty or fifty dismissed, as the work of the office is rapidly decreasing; and by the receat order cf Gen Grant it is directed that as the work is brought up the force be reduced, to At will be remembered that forty were dis- missed on the 30th of September last. —— Eee THE TwENTY Pex Cxnt.—The Department clerks are again taking initiatory steps towards securing from Congress an increase of twenty percent. on their present salaries. The in- crease provided by the 39h Congress expired with the end of the last fiscal year, and there is Do good reason why it should not be revived. Itis believed that the coming session of on- gress will recognize the justice and necessity of permanently increasing the clerks salaries or granting’ them the additional twenty per cent. for the present fiscal year. LIABILITY OF NATIONAL BANKS FoR VAL- UABLES ON Dgrosit.—Comptroller Hurlburd has written a letter expressinz the opinion TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE. at Monte the Freach. (Special Dispatch to The Star.] FLORENCE, Oct. 29—A. M.—The Italian press is engsged in an anxious discussion of the national crisis and the policy of the Govern- ment. The more moderate liberal journals express approbation of the action of the Gabi. net towards the Garibaidians, and im the observance of the September Convention. The democratic papers are firm in paste opposition to the course of the Executive, and loud in their condemnation of the idea of foreign intervention in Rome. There is much popular disaffection, produced mainly by the vague- ness of the ’s proclamation on the subject of the Roman question, and from the fact that tbe Royal manifesto contains no allusion or makes ‘no reference to the matter of French intervention, or how it shouid be met. The army contingent, ss classed im the year i541, of the Royal troops, has been called out. Paris, Oct. 283—Night.—The French fleet the national banks the right to receive pack- ages of valuable securities, plate, or other | things, for safe-keeping. under the power gravted to receive deposits—that to take them 18 & (ranegrestion of the law, and that banks Teceiving such deposits are liable to be pro- ceeded against. Tugs Pay DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATION — The Pay Department Investigating Oommit- yee is still in session at the Capitol. Colonels Brook, Hodge and Gibson, of the Pay Depart- ment, are being examined. Representative Lincoln, Chairman of the General Committee, | conducts the examination, asthe other mem- bers of the committee are investigating at other points. SUPPLIES vOR THE INDIANS.—The contract for furnishing veef, bacon, flour, corn meal, ka, Indian Territory, and Arkansas, the bids for which were opened at the Interior Depart- ment on Tuesday, has not yet been awarded. The proposals are now under consideration, and itis thought the award willbe made on Monday next. THE ANNUAL REroRT#.—None of the Sec- retaries Reports ar2 completed, though most ot the Bureau Repor:s are finished. The Ke- port of the Secretary of the Navy will be the first submitted to the Congressional Printer- ‘That of the Comptroiler of the Cur rency is now being placed in type APPLICATION FoR ULERKSIIIPS.—The Secre. tary of the Treasury is daily receiving a large number of applications for clerksbips in the Departments, but it is impossible to consider Sny oi them, a8 there are no vacancies in any bureau in the Department, and there will shortly be reduction of the force on account | of the scarcity of work. THE RBTRENCHMENT COMMITTEB.—The Ke- trenchment Committee was in session at the | Treasury Department to-day, and proceeding with their investigation. Na witnesses were examined, but they had before them a number of books and papers of the Printing Division. NATIONAL THEATRE.—This evening closes the engazement of Miss Lucille Western, witn a farewell benefit. She has selected the part of Leah, the forsaken Jewess, perliaps better suited to the display ot her powers than any other. GEORGIA ELBcTION.—The white citizens of Georgia yesterday again refrained from voting: There is no doubt, however, but thata Con- | vention will be called. General Pope has or- dered the polls to be kept open two days | longer. REDUCTION OF FORCE IN THE PAYMASTE! GeNgRAL’s Orrice—Forty-nine clerks em- ployed in the office of the Paymaster General ‘were dismissed to-day on account of the scare ty of work. There will be no further reduc- tion until the first of June next. THE Waits Hovse.—A large number of vis- itors were in attendance to-day, and many were granted an interview with the Executive- Among those who called this forenoon were Secretary McCulloch and Postmaster General Randall. No Monge FURLOUGHs.—An order has been issued by Gteneral Grant prehibiting the prac- tice, which prevails, of giving to soldiers, whose term of service is nearly out, furloughs for the remainder of that term. AnsENT.—Assistant Secretary Chandler, of toe Treasury lepartment, left the city last | evening for New York on busness connected with the Department. He will be absent sey- eral days. 7 Major General Hancock, who bas been on leave of absence for several weeks, is ex- pected in New Orleans this week to take com- mand of the Fifth Military District. INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts trom thig source to-day were $765,342.75; making the to- tal amount of receipts for the mouth ending to-day $14,456,533.41 Tug Trtat or J .—It 1s stated that neither Chief Justice Chase, Judge Under- wood, nor District Attorney Chandler have re- ceived any definite reply from the counsel for Jeff. Davis regarding the proposition of the Chief Justice to try Davis on the 13th of No- vember. Judge Underwood has received a letter from William M. Evarts, of New Yori, of counrei tor the Government, who says he has written to Mr. Richard H. Dana, of Boston, one of the counsel for Davis, on this subject, but has received no reply. DEATH OF AN ARMY SURGEON.-F. M. Getty, late a Surgeon in the United States Army, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, died at Fort McHenry yesterday, after two ‘day's illness. Colonel Getty was twenty yuars in the regular army, and ‘tur ig the war was for some time Medical Director at the Department of the South. His family reside at Elkton, Md., and were yesterday notified of his sudden leas Personal.—Hon. C. K. Marshall, of Mis- sissippi, is at the Metropolitan Hotel. Etban A. Allen, of New York, and Hon. Amos Reed, of Utah, are at the National Hotel. -++- Lionel @’Espineuil, O. E.. of Philadelphia, is at the Kirkwood House. -:--Gen. C.H. Tomp- kins, Hon. James F. Wilson, ot lowa; Gen. ora of Galveston, Texas, are at Willard’s otel. 7 The Presidential election in Mexico is Over. and, as was expected, nas resulted in favor of Juarez. His triumph seems to have been even more complete than his most san- guive friends anticipated. So far as we have beard, ail the States have given large majori- t for Juarez. 7 Nearly every Republican paper in Maryland has followed the example of the Baltimore American im placing Gen. Grant name at the head of its columns asthe next Republican candidate for the Presidency. A Decipgp HiT.—Under the Gaslight,” at Wall’s Opera House.” DEPARTURE OF SBNOR KOMBRO.—The Mexi- can Minister, Senor Romero, with his mother, sister, and Mr. Kane O’Donnell, acting private secretary, took their departare m the steam revenue cutter Wilderness, which sailed from Charleston for Vera Uruz last Saturday. — ee S&F Weston, the pedestrain, who is walking trom Portland, a to Chicago, Lilinois, on = weapon peas rough Saco, Maine, on Tues. (aes e yale ahead of time and hose indebted to THE EVEN- le Wo Stans ae date are reauested to make payment, as heretofore, to Mr.C. B. BAKER, (atthe Star office,)in whote heads the cadet placed sil its Dutetanding-eccouste AN collec: _October Sist, 1867 oe sitt REV.B, A. MAGUIRE, P. the Georgetown College, wilt pacon’ gharity wermon at Trinity Cnkren 7 Georgetown, C, 2 BE) 2 inst ai 10 o'clock a: of 1 Soci Sic: rebecttally Tnvited to stone oc 31 NATIONAL CAPITAL BUILDL SOCIATION —The meeting. for 4 Payment of does in this ne 4 will be held on ‘peasant aves NING. *Hov-2, That. at Tovelock. at oy Aha door cant ot tn street." Btock I Sad charoe sstench noon ntion con Os OF ‘i ° 3; ‘ium nt, Be. toe ath : st reel ede % a 1 ba pong No, 533 9h street pane N.B. M Meeds, Becre: rp Ro. ssiss Tesices: aye 7, RUSSEEL BA BR, Prosi President, BUN MERDS, Secreta Cg oi which sailed from Toulon, including the Iron- clads for the Roman waters arrived at Civita Vechia this morning and its commander is en- gaged in debarking the men. La Presse of this afternoon says that General Garibaldi’s army is being reinforced by thousands of men who have deserted from the Papal army of Ltaly. Garibaldi carried Monte Rotondoafier a severe fight and marched direct for Rome and it 1s believed here that he is now at the very gates of the city. La Patiie says that the Premier and members ot new Italian Cabinent accepted office under two positive efficial conditions with Victor Emanuel. The conditions are, first, that the King shall publicly disavow ali con- nivance with or support of the Garib-\dian bands who bave crossed and are crot the frontier into the Papal dominion; and. ly, that by # military movement on the frontier the Italian army Will co-operate with the French expeditionary force. ‘The Paris Epoque publishes news dated in Florence, annouacing that the Italian troops of the army crossed the frontier and en- tered the Papal territory to-day. The second French fleet whish had jast ar- rived trom the north. and was detained here by adverse weather, has followed in the wake or the first, and left port for the Roman wa- ters. A force of artillery has also saile ‘Troope are still pouring in here frem diffe ent stations of the military departments. TovLon, Oct. 29.The Imperial conscrip- tions for saiicrs for the Freach Navy has been Tesumed here, and in all the other maritime quarters and districts of France. The rail- road is still engaged in bringing in troops from different poinis to augment the second expe- ditionary force. {By Aesociatest Press.] NEw Your, Uct. 31.—Spectal cables dis- patches to the New York Zera’d says: The London Globe of Tuesday evening says that Connt Bismarck has given an assurance to the Cabinet in Florence that he wilt not al- Jow France to make war on Italy on accoun! of the Papal complication. Paxis, Oct. 29—The victory of Gen. Gari- baldiover the forces ef the Pope at Mon'e Roiondo, has been confirmed by telegrams from Florence and other sources. The Gene. ral displayed great personal bravery during the engagement. and his soldiers succeded in capturing a'l the Pontifical force, but tie italian Government authorities al once re- leased them. La Liberte says that the Emperor Napoleon refused to permit the Italian army to co-oper- ate with the French expeditionary force in the operations which may be undertaken in Ro- man territory. In reply to the proposal of King Victor Emanuel, Napoleon said that the Italian co-operation was unnecessary, as he at present intended to Mmit the sphere of the French action to Civita Vecchia. THE GEORGIA ELECTION. AUGUSTA, GA., Oct. 31—The Republican has the following additional election returns: Wilkes county, first day, 739 for Von vention, Taliaferro county, firet day, 379 for Oonven- ton. Green county, lrst day, 550 for Convention: Pierce county, first day, 124. Extension of Time by General Pope. HEADQUARTERS THIRD DistTRicT, ATLAN- TA, Oct. 30—General Orders, £3.—It appear- ing from representations made from many parts of the State since the commencement of the election, that on account of the delay oc- casioned in ‘voting under the registration, that there 18. probability that a large number of voters will be deprived of the opportunity of casting their votes within the three days uesig- nated for that purpose, cnd in order that there shall te ample time for all registered voters to t their votes, the Boards of Registration are hereby directed to keep the polls open until six o’clock Saturday afternoon, the 2d instant. Of the extension, the boards will give imme- diate and general notice throughout their re- spective districts. JouN Porg, Byt. Maj. Gen’l, Com’d’g. From Central and South America. New York, Oct. 31.—The steamer Henry Chauncey, from Aspinwall, with $516,556 in coin, bas arrived. Guatemala has granted the privilege to cer- tain parties to establish a national bank, with a capital of £100,000. Isaac H.Steinbergh, an American, was as- eaulted in Panama by three natives, ene of whom shot bim, but the wound will not prove fatal. The American Consul demanded an arrest of the assailants, and a fall investiga- tion has been ordered in accordance therewith. The affair was undoubtedly a premeditated astempt at aseassination. The gunboat Wateree arrived at Panama on the 10th, and returns to Callao after coal- ing. New York, Oct. 31.—Central American ad- vicee notice severe storms on the coast, and heavy rains in the interior. The cholera is disappearing. Valparaiso dates to the id inst., say that the uncertainty as to the movements of the Span- ish fleet causes a depressing influence on bu- siness. ‘The treaty of commerce between Pern and Chit is virtually the inauguration of free trade. A Inne of steamers is to be established be- tween Valparaiso and Liverpool. Rolivia ts seeking to annul the guano con- tract at Mejillons Isiand. The revolt at Arquisss, Peru, continues, and troops have been sent there, but Uausico still remains in command, and no attack has yet been made upon them. A Woman Shoots her Husband. {Special dispatch to the Star.) SoMERVILLE, N. Oct, 31.—Last night be- tween nine and ten o'clock Mrs. Charlies J. Waiker shot her husband at Bound Brook, N. J., five miles east of this place. Mrs. W. met her husband in a bar-room and requested him to accompany her home. Upon his refasing she drew a pistol and shot bimin the forehead, the ball glancing and inflicting a sores, though not dangerous. The cause ay be that she considered him unfaltafal to. his his marriage vows. The parties reside at New Bronwick, N. J., and occupy a respectable po- sition In society. Gen. Carey and the Washingten Werking- me {Special Dispatch to the Star.) CixcinNaTi, Oct. 31.—General Carey, Con- gressman elect from the second district of this State, leaves here on the 15th of November for Washington. He will address the working- men of Pittsburg on the 16th of November and arrive in Wasbington on the 19th, where he will be received by the workingmen of that city at the Seaton House. The Feeling over the Death ef Ex-Gev. Andrew. {Special Dispatch to the Star.) Boston, Oct. 31.—Every mar of respect is being paid to the memory of Ex-Gov. An- ‘The flags are flying at half-mast on the State House, newspaper offices and at other es —- A meeting of the Boston bar Gov. Andrew was on theeveof leaving for Washington when suicken with death. The Southwestern Toruade. {Special Dispatch to The Star.) New OgBLmans, Oct, 31—The accounts 're- cently telegraphed North, of the, tornado on the io Gian ny Dawes heapeeiy Seen ted, and in some Galveston yemeraxe reesieas bere mase Dut pri brief mention of Destructive Fires, Boeror. Oct. 31.—The paint store of Barker « enter, Was destroyed ‘by fire this morn- ing. carriage factory of Ieaac Heith & Co, at West Sandwich, was destroyed by fire Inst night. Counterfeiters held on Requisition. Toxowro, Oct. 3l—Ulrich ana Houcque of New York, counterfeiters, have been commit ted to await the action of the Goyerment for extradition. New York Market. irit tarpentine q ‘$4255 te quiet at e30 for common. Samay Indian Affairs—Cheyemnes said te be Treacherous. Maunvicinz Lover OnzEK, Kansas, Oct. 26.— Considerable alarm is felt in camp this morn- ing im _oomseqnence of the af the peer Bumbering six | Ss t eu: sa daa Onegeence of bell Faiths aad warned an | Some ‘of the agents and apreere een he Oheyennes sent werd that tt + wore coming in on acharge and With a wil aad/de- sired all other Indians to get away from our camp. Some of the Commissioners are nervous. A treaty was concluded with the Apaches, bumbering eighty-five logo yosterday. tp They are comfederated with the was Gam~- manches, and recelye an annuity of five thon- sand dollars, The Base Boll Imbroglio. (Spectal Dispatch to the Star.) PHILADELPE1A, October 31.--The National Base Ball Club Judiciary Committee have dv. cided that as the (Union, of Morrisanta, in their match with the Atlantics, violated no rale, they are the champioms. The same thority decided that the Atbletics and Atlai tics must play in Williamsbarg fifteen days hence. The Majority Sasa Negro Suffrage in Ohle. (Special Dispatch to the ar.] Cincinnati. October 31.—The official ma- jority against negro suffr: in Ohio is 39,353. ber ood standing are request- nd. By order of fhe W t tee ot TROBE “HURCH | oT THREE H ‘D. AND FIFTIETH JU- BILEE 0 a ySPEER, NGELICAL orl ERAN CHURCH. This Jubilee of the Reformation by Dr. Martin Luther will be celebrated by the Evangelical Lu theran fom at ration of the Unaltered Au, Gonfession; at their Church. corner of Fourth streets. on next THURSDAY, October 3ist. Service will be eld nit o oelock a. m.,and7 p.m, ‘ohio ‘TO TAX PAYERS. Conyzcton’s Orrien, City Ha Peizow, De Us, October at, 1857.¢ Notice ts hereby} given that 'by the provisions of “An Act approvedOctober 10th, 1857," the rate of tax on ail Real aid_Pereonal Property. Stocks, &c., for the yoar 1357 (at one dollar and twenty-five cents en ‘one hundred dolla one aud a) quarterper cent.—of the asvessed value of said propert; Upon ail taxes ugon all property not in arrears for taxes for geverid purposes. an abatement of five rer centvan ia akowed from the 24d day of Octo. ber. 18i7. to the 30th day of November, 1857, both inclusive; after Which no abatement Will be al- lowed. ALL 'TAXR) RECEIVABLE ON AND AFTER Ocroger 5p. 186". ftnov 30 {Chron} ‘Collector. ELECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS L. ALCAN, recently in charge of Mlcotrlolt and Dedicated Vapar Baths at the various General Hospitals, ofice southwest corner of fith Street and Penn’a avenue, cures Rheumatism, Fruptions of the Skin Colds, G ig, Deblltty “Affec: ti ton of Paralysis, ‘Atorption of Aiercury and We: male Complaints =i! NOX'S Cory EXPRESS Calls for and Delivers to any address, BAGGAGE, PACKAGES AND MERCHANDISE. MOVES FUBNITURE, &., &c. Principal Office, 374 2a. Av.. oF, 6th st. Wash'o Branch office— rv. 17th et “e we New Yérk av. and 15th 8.) Andatthe Office of Adams Express Company Georgetown. 8¢ 23-1m* JOR SALE—A yontg, stroug, sound HOR! seron vuura old. Apply te BEORSCM & RES. SEL, 169 7th st., between Ound P._ocsi-3t" QENEX PLANOs fron th mufactory of Stein ‘way & Bons, have just been received a Pe) o3L3t™ JoUN T PEABODY, the Music Store of - G. ME[ZEROTT & Co, OON AND LOCKSMITH, AND SEALER TR POWDER. SHOT. LS. PERUUSSION CAPS, D CARTRIDEES OF ALL KLNDS, No. a 14 Dotrect, bitween noth and 7thstreets, Washington. me CHINA ] CROCKERY FINE C Ri AND PLATED WARE. GLASSWARE, We now have a fuli stock of the above goods, at 3 low prices as they can be purchased in Northern s. WEBB « BEVERIDGE, 04 (Odd Fellows’ Hall) 7th st - Op- y SEUART, AML MILES: N. B—We Will attend to the busing. and selling of houses ond f. and to the coflection of rents. Also paving taxes and Insurance fornon-residerts, 0 31-3t TUA & MILLS. GRAND OPENIN' e 1867 a 1867 FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, At the old and well known Establishment of A. STRAUS, North Sipe PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Letween 10th and 11th sts, take pleasure of informing my friends and the ved the largest and best selected stock of fine Ready-made Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods ever brought to this mar il workmanship @hey can. aux Beaver Snits. ion Cassimere Suits, from $30 to $12. atinett Suits. from $6 to $10. Trish Frieve Knobby Coat. Siem sarc Sec egBlack Cloth Sacks, $7.50, $4.50, $10, ‘imere Panta, Vests, from $7 to $12. Doeskin Ames from $5 to 10, sortment ae BOY'S AND YOUTH’S oc 31-Iw ‘ARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! CARRIAGE! On band a large assortment of first ass CARNIAGES at reduced a number of second-hand ck Bu nggies, fd fe. +) at low prices. Repairing promptiy ren H. GRAHAM, “ROBERT sitory, 374 om fre bet. 8th and 9th sts. oc MPT: 374, Dot, bet Eth and oth ok LOW PRICES. at WELL MADE GooDs AND MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK IN THE CITY, At the practical TRUNK, VALISE, SATCHEL, TRAVELING BAG, SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY oF JAMES §. TOPRAM & CO., 37 50020 SEVENTH STREET, One door above Oda-Fellowa’ Hall, Big Trunk over the Awning, REPAIRING, Trunks, &c., promptly repaired. 0c 30-3t EW CO-OPEI VE STORE. 447 NINTH STRRE A oirwa ND AND. Beat g ip penne Sipite Bitter, gee fen Foceries at = 6 Byrup and Molasses Welch's: Flour, New. Buek heat and Graham Flour, just received. apples. Seabees are aie tanita are Treasurer ie etore at all pore of ihe day. ver SUPERIOR KID GLOVES. 'e no ve on hand a fine be tag of COL- onee a nd BERD GLOVES of * saree a fenuine medal ‘ake, wuleuaee think ink to be the best moe ein W. M. SHUSTEE-& BRO. BO. ave reduced the Ww. Ae ae otae 4 Fa hoobs as CALICOES, CANTON PEANNELS, §, SuIRTING ‘and many other low-price goods. WW. M BHUSTER & BRO, iORN, OATS. RYE. ATORS. APPLES? Cc AN xD ALI COUNTRY PRODUC from farmers fo1 and for sol at low Hiben of Dealer and others is requested, JO! Sra Wena “ec 29-00 lw Geneavrey i TAKE PLEASURE I fiends ant te Hie eu pt i ¢emmeneed bus busi ese rehhn baie al hia a nad ORD) of Bt city solicit an inspection of on fool: en years in thebusinaee f eee s tise ym. to all.who, Rea co 29-8t (Late Clerk with i The New York money market has been un- expectedly easy Guring the week, and loan: baye down @slow.as six percent, with ‘mo di Ity_1@ the ers who had good collateral; but the Yates Of discount for negotl- able paper have Kept up. The failure of the Royal Bank of Liverpool, and of a large South street shipping-house. tended to create suspiton toward all paper connected in any way with cottem. The failure of so old and, wealthy a merchant as Robert L. Taylor, nas not occasioned any special uneasiness among moneyed en, bocause it was known to have occurred in consequence of heavy endorsements to another house unable to meet its engagements. But it is not suppored to bea “bad failure.” The heavy payments of coin in November by the Treasu- ry—over $26,000,000; the small amount of gold that will be required for payment of custom- house duties; and the heavy shipments of grain, cotton, and other produce to Earope mast cause a still further decline in gold. which, it is expected by some, will be down to 135 before he end of November. Gevernment itn Wisurxeton, Oct. 31, 1967—Jay Oooke & Oo. furmiah the following quotations of Gey- ernment securities : U. 8. 6's Coupon, 1881.2.. Wy U.S, Five Twenties, 1962., 1125 U.S. Five Twenties. 1864. 109% 0.8. Fi ‘ties, 1865, U.S. Five Twenties, Jan&J' Forties 8, y $.20's, Jn.&SV,"65.107 ¢ ees ga [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.] Lewis Johnson & Oo. quote stocksand bonds in home and foreign markets 4s tollows: Naw Yorkx. Oct. 3!.—First Hoard—v. S. 6's: 1881,coupon. 111 %;5.! weapons alban: 1a 1864 ; 1865, compon, 110. co! 1867, coupon, forge 7.30's, second, 105 4; 43%; ‘Cumbertand, 5: Quek, yer, 18%; Mariposa, lo. pratesred, i4; New York Cental, 113 Paci Mail, 145; Ate lantic Mail. 116. hon 73%; do. preferred, 7655; Hudson, 126, g, 98; Michigan Central, 1094; Michigan ‘Southern, 79% lilinois — 123; ‘Oleveland and Pittsburg, jortn- ‘western, 454; do. preferred, 60, Rock isan, 96%; Fort Vayne, i Obio and Miss. Uer- tiftcates, 254; W. U. Telegraph, 33%; Boston Water Power, 17; Cleveland and Toledo, 101; Gold, 1405;. DRY GOODS, &. s¥ &CO.. PENNSYLVANIA AY BErwEen 9TH AND 10TH sts. Are selling the best, the prettiest, and the cheapest PRINTED DELAINES AND CALICOES Jo E, In the city They are selling all kinds of DOMESTIC GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES. _ 0¢31-2tif W INTER DREBS GOODS, JOS. J. MAY & 0O., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, Have just received a very large stock of WINTER DRESS GOODS, all bought at the large Auction Sales of last week, at New York. Our customers may expect to get 7 GREAT BARGAINS. j oc 31-2tif JOS. J. MAY & CO. ALE KINDS OF BLEACHED AND DROWN AT PANte apie ES. AT BOGAN & WYLIE’S TAP, DRY doops STORE, 3 n K and L, VES a 01 and th eontay the ote DELAINES, 2 and 25 cents. Good BLEACHED COTTON, for Shirting, only 12} cents. Good g CANTON, TEANNEL: 15.conts An immense-steck of DRY GOOD! HAWLS, HOSIERY and NOTIONS. aus received by BOGAN & WYLIE, tt 329 7th street, between K aul L., B ACK AND COLORED CLOTHS AND Cas- LEBES. ‘We have on hand a splendid assortment of Black and Colored Cloths and Cassimeres for gentlemen's and boys’ wear. Also, a fine stock of LADIES’ CLOAKINGS, to which we call the atteftion of our customers and the public. 20-3tif BUANKET AND SHAWL ROOM. We have recently fitted up a very handsome room in ony second story. for the sale of BLANKETS and SA WLS, and would call special attention to this cepartment. as we now have on hand a large amoxtment of fue BED BLANKETS. and a superh atock of very fi Black and Colored ground PAISLEY SHAWLS, with a complete as- sortment of low-priced Good W. M. SHUSTER & BRO., ie oc 29-d3t. No. 38 Market Space. MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRESS GOODS. We take pleasure in announcing te our numer- quis customers and the public that we now have on hand one of the large and most superb stocks FINE DRESS GOODS that have ever been offered in this market; and having procured the most of them within the past two weeks at the late large tion sales in New York and Philadelphia ata are prepared to sell them, in as low as ther were before the vin part, the following very cheap 10 pieces of Lup! cents per yard up. valitive. and ae ins Ce a Empress Cloths, from rd. up, au all qualities, and will be antity required. ‘rench Poplins and Ottoman all-woo’ Rept in eantifal shades of Mode, Hine, Green. Brown, and Bism 25 pleves elegant all-wool Plaid Poplins, from 75 cents per yard up. 10 pieces very neat all-wool Delaines, in beauti- ful quality ate0 cents per yard, TO pleces intgh-color Tapia’ "4 Printed Merinos, splendid gun ity, at 81 per 5 pieces very handsome Printed and Striped Em- ress Clot i pil pisces beautiful, neat-Agured Silk and Wool gored very neat style Broche Empress Cloths, silk figure, with yoeny lower-priced Dress Goods, which we are selling very cheap, We also cali particular attention to our magni- ficent stock of BLACK AND COLORED DRESS SILKS AND BEAL IRISH POPLINS, in all the most choice shades that are desirable. ‘We also call attention to our immense stock of MOURNING GOODs, of Lupin’s mannfacture, comprisi Cloths, Tamise Cloth, Ottoma: me ubactee, French Merinos, double end single width De: Inines, and all Other desirable Blstk Goods. now All is marked 1 iain figures at th cach price: "No doviandg ‘allowet eee HOSTER & BRO. 00 29-3td&eoSt ‘0. 38 Market Space. Meazixos, *rench Merinoer, from 75 g all the various colors 75 ceuts per cut: S D3 POPLINS, PS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, Fre? PLAIDS, Just received from Auction. Oheap. ‘Very Chase W. SELBY & 00., 323 Penney — “becopipe side, ile oc 26 yee DAILY. AT EMORY BAXTER’S, 115 Penn. avenue, between 19th and 20th "yrs DEY GOODS, For Fall snd Winter trade, consisting of All-wool Blankets cine to, 8: re rao reine hety comings. An cna ren Cl colved whic can ALPACAS, LOST AND: FOUND. ea ry, Sie realest S22 Bi rales Parke aed ret, By caling og af Mins i 3, rates a ooh 2. it a Sap Eekhecs One” 208 mange 58s ne ‘Qve., neBr 46 st. BY L For abiit'ot pes A Tani WHO wie; “329 oc 0-4 WANTS. a na WwW ‘ED—] {LINGR and DRESS-MAKER, wares to cakeens io pies en ot we ee | FOR SALE AND RENT. _ ee a ctw as 1s iinet Sar Aceh be = LW FRAME. on}. near 6th Prat Av MANOA LU, cor 7th and D- warner eGiELt oe : =o de W ienorath ee og gecommendintio to Wi. PRINOE, hae i ht opp. Patent -__ 0 SER we a Come pr a WHITE PR References. qui i Pek AneR & MASON, cor- A “YOUNG MAN wares SITUATION IN & Drug Store; can influence some t in entbey 2 object. Address Dr. WELLS, aan jon: W ANTeDSimpamany a cH immediately, @ CHAMBERMAID, at Columbia Hospital, corner of _ ris and Magsachueetts avenue, se iTED—By a table Girl, a a aet = WW riON an Luandrenn in 8 private Taniily—— and ironing ae Xpely at O48 fase avenue. ANTED-EVERYRODY TO KNOW low the prices ofall Kinds. of DRY. GOODS at foe SSo-st* 329 7th street, bet. K and L. a i You WANT A Tanne te BLACK CLOTH SUIT made equal to the best nak tue oc 30-5t 446 Pengryteanta avenue. —Exery body to read the advertise Ww spent of 0. B. WILSON in another column, $100 0.x WANTED A loan of $400 for « short Good security will be Le for same. ‘Addiese H.C. H. 0c 29-3t Warne. dations required, 0c 29-8t* Te AyD ees eee ons aD Re. per day to nue who will suit, of PALME a, ridge st., Nel ent ae ‘ a and Jroni tp ees at 320 Strect. WANTED_Two UNFURNISHED, cer Amal HOUSE with four reom; between tath and 22d and K and F streets. sarees epee ae Pal Pennsylvania avenue, GEORG: sakery. Oo 29-4! Furnished ROOM. A single gentle- Ee Taclice ct toalg: Torniaknd, ont rose, with a private family, situated between E aad H ith and lath strcets. Satisfactory references ‘Address, Lock Bock, 36 Post Oflice.’ 1c 29-2t* Fer aie OR RERT—BRICK HOUSE oa street, near sth. §2 SH ALL. cor! 7th and oem BR LOTS in city for sale, Good Terma A. MARSHALL, cor, 7th and D Pr SS BRIOK HOUSE, ¢ intsintneteix rooms. on 7th street, between G and 1 streste. Navy Yard. Also. fucuished ro: ire moxt door, No. 969 ¢ Ht PoE, (BENT Near State Department, TWO FY MES—; rooms and kitchen. 10. B. WAGGAMAN, 136 Pa. ave., oc31-3t Bet. 19th and 2th, Real Estate b (0 LET—OFFICE and CHAMBERS. One un- T Sernisted | FRONT ROOM. first floor; two welt furnished CHAMBERS, second floor, at 339 F street, between: and i0th sts. cdi -3t* rn IL BRICK HOUSE, with five FSR dir and sommer kitchen; water an the ex ‘Apply to D.A- r corner 1th and & ve. TANDS in eve Pirecant owner has oc them ten years for butter, &c. B. A. ALE, cer. 8 and D. AL ‘A Stewarts COOKIN FS ‘vith fixtures, in perfect order, and but littl ‘used, will be sold for half the price of @ new one. Apply at No. 302, Soe end o¢ 31-3t OR RENT—At ace HOUSE, tn block "on feeh street ese. between and B north; water on the prem 00 coat house complete. Apply Ka ‘A. P- FARDON: om 3, (fice Tater; rnal Re oc OR RENT—Threr —wafarnishel ROOMS Ta third stery, brick house, with gas, ~—e amg &c. Suitable to small family housekeepi: 441 L street, between 13th and 1 oSireots. 0] ee market. ou ARS @ FRAME UNTIL arc hiass two-story six- situated No. 130 4th street west, between M and x treats north, TARR & METCAL Corner Hew York avenue oid oc S1-tt Fifteonth street, FFCENISHED BOOMS singlo-or in suites noreh- west corner 10th and H streets. oc Be 0 RENT—FIVE ROOM! Seren i, 325 B street, (northwest corner of B street north and Ist street east.) Oc B- ANTED—By a responsible tenant for a small Seats HOUSE of from six to ten Foon furnished or unfurnished. Address B. M Office. oc B. ANTED Torent—A ne k preferred.) loc and 6th nnd Joth streets, with Star Office, for 6 days WANTED A GIRE, who can Cook, Wash and Sew, and who can be well recommended. Ger bree pororred. Good wages. Apply 452 6th st., 0c 26-6t" 81, 500% ‘oom HOUSE. between and N . Address EK $2,000 WANTED FOR BIX or e months. on deed of trast— tw. le security by a party well established in bu- ‘or will siness, for which a good bonus will be 3B. Ei fie 0 interest in business. Addre fice. V ANTED—A GERMAN FAMILY to live op farm of ® acres, and attend generaily horses and the place. two miles fromthe city. pt a ae Louisiana avenue, near 7th areet AU stall ANTED TO PURCHASE—At a as rice, 8 BRICK or FRAME HOUSE, of not Jess than six room with modern improvements, desicably and pleasantly located, with g either in this city or Georgetown, for which cash of wit vOPstOn ee ‘eo. Real Estate Brokers, ooi2it 460 Isth'street, corner F sirect. ‘OR SALE—A fine lot of Solid 81 My WABE— redeemed pledges—at our oft Py street. oc W-4 a GOuDSTEIN & Fo a —A FURNISHED PARLON. with of Kitchen. Apply at 002 I st.. vetweem se 6th and 7th sts. se8-3 OR RENT—130 three-story BRICK HOU SES. nM street north. between 19th a Bith sirects weet Apply to B. FORRES T, No. ct First street, Georgetown, D. C. 6 B0-4t* COR RENT-UNFURNISHED oom, “anit cable for housekeeping at 27.4 7th et.. betwoon ni fo Northern Liberty Market, Water si ‘as in rome, de 30-3t™ Fo FIVE UNFURNISHED ROOMS MESLO Ponna_avenue, northside, between #tht and l0th streets. Enquire of Dr. M LLL on the premises. 0 30 3t POR SALE Four sets of Red Silk DAMASK CURTAIN sil heavy —nnredec CO.’s, Pawnbr ADEA very fine VELV pes with Ginpure Li sano § WANTED New and Cast-off CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER, or any other article yalne,at the old established Merchant br Ker's Btore.o of 8. FULTON & CO., goa SINGER'S BREWING MACHINY FOR SALE AND RENT. G REAT SALE MERIDIAN HILL LoTs, To commence at BR. M. MALL'S REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 71 LOUISIANA AVENUE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 1857 An Office will also be opened on the Ground dur ing the continuance of sales, from9 a.m. to5 p.m Carriage om hand to take persons to the Ground 120 ES Subdivided into 600 LOTS, Offered on FIVE YEARS’ TIME. ONE FIFTH CASH. PBICES LOW. Fine Streets. SEE OUR PLAT! This high and splendid land, long the favored spot for the PBRESIDENT’S HOUSE, the healthiest and most Charming sits about Wash- ington, is at last offered to the public on terms mo favorable than any ever before offered, with a PERFEOT TITLE! It needs no words of praise, but speaks to all want- ing A HOUSE for itself. ‘The whole city now moves towards this magnifi cent ground. A Street Railroad runs to it. ‘The Park will be made just beyond it. Oak Trees crown its summit. BEFORE FIVE YEARS It will double in value. ‘The Poor Man and Specuilator 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 city. BUY WHILE YOU CAN, Can be examined from this day on. B. M. BALL, oc 21-tf 71 Louisiana avenue E, ON BASY TERMS Tho handsome OF me cuaty beck building BRICK HOUSES, ‘arran edt ior ca.and wat water, and all mod- ern improvements, now being between 13th and ‘14th wee. Tots 19 HA feet each, runnin, a thirty Houses set back 15. feet from b li Sacep tn front. «iW! Will be Sompleted about Novem- Terms: One-fifth cash; batance in four years, one- eighth th of the deferred payments to be made every six mon JOHN B ELVANS,& Ce. oe ¥intel.. Ohroit.y Exprese, He! Van Bi BLE AND RLIGIBLY ae fipine LOTS At PRIVATE SALE. in equare NO. 231, Se i strects south, snd ‘a tural Building. a No. ing om cama ‘arene, Foye kn Se grimeest. ou will be "Shea water ae ittorpey-8t- eye, oc acces No, 49 eS cor. 6th st. dHoU8 Ee Bo ORS Ar (GIBLY 5) go wipes on the gor ret cee ot ee. ‘Ni front tata oon hei ge coe isin 0 facial ‘destral opporeanit to invest Se eeeeneas iene Att ba oc 12-Stawsw No. 42 La. = ered HISELS AND GAUGES j For sale by 06 25,29,31 JOHN B. ELVAN3 & CO. | zi) is » Fodor. free from + Hem ¥ and immediate an its action. = or | bee ah ‘OF ¥ URNITURE, nearly new A fora suuall family comniencing honsskeeping, {orale at a sacrifice. To be to. 341 Avene. between 1th 30-3t" FoR vented BAR ROOM, GO FIXT! RES, situated on the Telanil h. For particulars apply to Mr r plater, No. 46% sth street, oc AKERS Zood busine A. w doing locati't ina very > Rens sclling given. Inqtireat the Star office oc 3-1 beds D_WoUS hand- me new FRAME HOUS getowny |. 156 High street. above West street, ‘vt on ing six rooms, sunimer kitchen, fine dry cellar, @ all the modern conveniences. including ges, ter, and good yard and garden. The Furniture is new and neat. Rent]$s0 per month, will only be rented tova respectable’ person with small iamily. House can be seen after 4 in the af- ternoon. 06 S3t* OR RENT. five UNFURNISHED ROOMS. suitahle for lousekeeping. ofgely at 56% H street north, bet.dthand Sth, oc 29-3" (OR RENT—Three FURNISHED third floor. Apply at 92 Penne: ani near 2ist street. FURNISHED FRONT Room F iE 4 t west, betweer Gand H. Pi ing fuel and ligh (OR RENT. ME_HOUSE, containini rooms, situated No; 447 N street, between ieeh and 13th. “Apply next door, OR RENT—FURNISH eoOMmeeatsts family, convenient to the Capitol. Inquire 34 Missouri avenu 0c29-3t™ FOR RENT—A party furnished HOUSE. suit able for a boarding house. Pocsession given No. 452 Pa. ave., between Ss and November 1, 4g streets. {OR RENT—A BRICK How containing seven rooms. situated No. 300 New York ave- nue. between 6th and 7th streets Apply on she premises. ‘OR RENT. 4 BRICK 00 | containi a Basement and Cellar, oe asth Gas throughout; LIAM OR SALE—A DRUG STORE, well stocked and doing a good business: situated ov one of the business streets in the city. The owner in compelled to take charge of another branch, of business, which ress * DRUG < CERTIFICATE ashington for $0.46, - 1852, in the name of French Forrest and Janes J. Porter. Corporat ioa of | Notice is hereby given that application will be made at the Register’s office for the payment of the si oc 29-003t TOR SALE OR RENT—A_DARDER Sit0P ‘@ central location and doing a good busines satisfactory reason given for selling. by JOHN PA’ TCH Real Estate Broker, 0.29-6t* N. E. corner 7th st. and La. ave. VOR RENT—A newly furnished FRONT ROOM, with ick house well sit Apply at ‘and Ben cas aes Dh f ieciahed four-story SE, containing 10 rooms, kitchen cellar, bath-room, gas, and water. Desirable lo- cation: few steps from Pa. avenue; near Treasury. Inquire-at No, 275 Pa. avenue, H. ULKE’S Pho- cantl tographic Galiery. 0c 23-6t* Ts crengerow very com- fortable BRICK ons, good location, 33, Frog troduced ‘Ren’ ones & cOOPE To I — nicely tarnished Room, on first floor, two large Booms on second floor, front aad back connecting, to be rented singly of together. Also. a pleasant single Room on sec floor at 481 10th street, between Peneseivente ue and E street. FOR RENT—The whole or part of @ TOS. just newly fornished thronghout; or ROOMS, witior without Boards at 462 oth st., near E, 002%. 200 CASH AND S20 MONTHLY yurchase one af those houses with high 18th etreet. Islan: from Smithsoni unimproved prope wilt wo three-atory ches, known ae S62 and 364 . between C 3 or WEL Ox: RE & MET. 0 25-tf corner 16th street and N {Chronicle} ARGH. COMMUNICATING ROOMS, with Bath Boom, (hot and cold water.) in the house Iafely occupied, by the Nicaraguan Minister, ‘No. i Penn.ave., bet, 2ist and 22d +ts., with first-cl ane Board. Transient varders: seer dated. vc B-eost OQMS EOR RENT—UNION HOTEL BUILD. ING, Georgetown, D, C. “Having imade the Ts arrangements I ee now prepared to rent the MS in the above named building, in snita two, three, four, of more, to families farnis epieae references. For pe reee sppeation =p- y to or address RILEY A. SHINN. corner Beene ard Olive streets, Georgetown. DG. GrOURE AT peal aa Lived wn 25 ae Lot with fronts one janded fe Fest eg eo rectly on the grade. Located in First the Pennsylvania avenue cars, Se oe TARR & METCAT Corner isthat: and FENTWe have several: rat-ciaes EUR- FoR SRD TOCSES for teuvat git, gee ga. T month each, some-of Ww 300 pe Th ing eed eadtong in Waiting ‘eon. "Also. peoxery elegant ous * ocl8-10t_ Corner owbiata! ave. and Gh writet | Bseetere ROCMS POR RENT—At No. son ORS avenne, between 4 and 6thsts. S| FESR ig Horse Blanke ete Vt Wagon Covers; at ROBERT FUL Co. a meee rest, near the corner of D st. BR modern-built BRLC! ~ | Fe = Fy altesed at Ro. see cite reet, carner of G; con bes rood house’, sash Boule and other neveaanry, ingements. gene fein ‘huseont irepale from aa aie HICHOLSON tu Tth street. eet, bee ‘Diava ANE aur nS iy Cle ey avenue. ED CASTINGS. For sale by 0029.82.81 0098S! COHN B. 'OHN B. ELVANS & a Earner te CHA pemerous eee at B B. informa. 2B. Q) 8, WALD jucipal. ‘oc SEW YO UL VIGOR are te- oD xTEact Bucns,