Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the District, {ROSBY S. NOVE WASHINGTON CITY FRIDAY. .. NOVEMBER 1, I=67, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PACE SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTE SHOULD BE PAID Are cur City Councils aware that many of achers of the public schools are being ompelled from sheer destira‘ton fo sell the lis of their uppaid salaries at a heavy dis oont? The salaries of the school texchers bave not been pstd since June, in consequence squabble between the two boards of the ¥ Counciis upon the schoo! bill; aud when | * Temembered that more than nine-tenths {che teachers get a miserabie salary, ranging | $150 to $500 per annum, it will be readily to what straits they mast be pt} 8 livelitood. when even this scanty Withheld from them for) months, with no Bopetal prospect of being | pad stall. We learn from members of the | board ef Schoo! Trustees that it is really | PAinfal to listen to the appeals of the teachers tor relief. So dubious ts the prospect of the paseage of the school bill that they can with aifculty get their ealary certificates “shaved” & & discoust of 15 or 2 per cent. In one instance where. in consequence of the illness + the Rusband of @ teacher, the family were dependent for support upon her small salary, they were reduced to absolute want, in con. emunerstion is sequence of that pittance bemng withheld from bem. When the husband died there vas not & cent im the Rouse to pay | ‘uperal expenses, and one of the Trastees Ss obliged to go outand raise the money re- (wisite, on bis personal obligations. It will be remembered that the difficulty in the passage ofthe bill providing for the payment of the teschers, originates from the fact that the Board of Common Council have placed apon tacrider” providing for the payment of ar- Teages claimed to be due the colored schools. in consequence of the loose wording of botn the acts of Cengress relating to the portion to te paid the colored schools, there is much dis- pote as to the exact amount due them, and the dispute is leadmg to an in- wrminable discussion and bandying of the bill between the two Boards. Into the merits of that controversy we do not now pro- pose to go, but Nave to say that in our opinion he lower Board has taken a most untenable im esssying to defeat the school ap- BDI, Guless coupled with the col Tider. The appropriation bill is vee ordinary anonal appropriation bul. pro riditg simply for the execution of existing The practice of fasteuing riders upou PPTopriation |, always odj-ctioaable, specially so when, as in this case, it in- ives so much suffering to a meritorious and ly-paia class of teachers. We trast tha: owneils will at orc+ pass the appropria. a DIL Bnd pay the teackers, then fet them wrasgie to their bearts’ content upon side issuer eesnenanne PERSON st.—Gen. Logan is ill of pn>umonia im [lisnor. «Hon. Tnomas F. Bowie, of Pricce George county, Md, announces himself a8 & candidate fer the Maryland Lerisiatare, | n créer to sid im maintaining the system of tree schouls in Maryland. (General Grant Under the Gas Light” a: Wall's Opera house, last nigBt ‘Miss Maggie Mitchell ved in New York, from Europ», yesterday, xcellent health. -+--Senator ‘Samner is leciuripg im Illinois Peer V. Doniel, Piesicent of the P. F. & PR. R company, of RicRmond. Mad. Ristori and Suit, aad G. * M. Hall. ot Maryiand. are at the Metro- politap Rotel. General n. Neide, U.S.A, ef Charleson: J. Wilson Strangman ana iadies of Lreland: ana Hon. Riehard J. Bowie, of Maryian¢, sre at the Seston He Hos. ©. D Drake, of St. Lou bbbett Horse. Hon. Joho Hochmond. Va.. i= at Willard’s here on busiaess connected with Hon. R. ©. Parsons. of Onio: ake. of Pennsylvania: W. C. La. ver city. Colorado: J. W. Deve- t Leavenworth, Kansas; ‘beck. of London: John H. Boazt, of Aus- tp, Nevada: Hon. JoBn A Logan, of Lilino D. R. Ashley, of Nevads, are at Willard’s Judge D. S. Gooding, U.S. Marshal for District, returmed at noon to-day from @ of two months to bis home im Illinois, lookieg remarkably well, and immediately entereG on the duties of Bis office, which have beeB conducted during his absence by Col G- W. Phillips, bis efficient and popular depaty. Tee Virerm CoxvENTION.—The official vore of Virginia is as foliows Whites, 75,924. For convention—whites, 14,935; biscws, #007. Against the convention— Waites, 61.24% blacks. ty -. General Schofield view of the complaints of fraud, ts about to order ® new census of the voting popalatioa of Ricbmone. Ir sn official report he explains the apportionment of delegates tothe convention. ‘The spportiorment actually made gives forty. | seven Celegates from election districts having white majorities and fifty-eight from districts baving colored majorities NATIONAL THEATRE. —To-night we are to have Ristori im her matchless impersonation | ot Elizabeth of Engiand, which many critics think ts ber mos: powerful delineation of char- ee THE Groreta Evectios —The elections ts Pregre-sipg quietly iu Georgia, the whites tak- ‘be but litle mterest. The returns show large MS jorities tor the Convention throughout the Stace, a7 Th ¢ of Ex-Governor Andrew ©f Massacbusetts, took piace in Boston to.day Taw WrexLy Star is now on our counter tor sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails, containing & beantiful stery entitled « Aun‘ Madeline's Cross:” proceedings ot the Mary- aod Association of the New Jerusalem: tne Con vention of the Young Men’s Ubristian As- sociation: the Prize Fight between Kelly and Pi tbe change in the Pro- rietors. Stak: the Italian evolution: the Prize King: Temperance Matters, Base Hall: Movements of the Working People: Useful Items of Domestic | Economy; Humorons Sketches. with Domestic, Miltary, Naval, imesta!. and Local News: Agricultural and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the iatest Telegraphi: Dis- patches Tue New York HERatp—There isa ru- Mer. Spparentiy well sounded, that Mr. Ben- nett Is Degotiatirg for the sale of that wonder- | fully popular newspaper. The price is stated to be $1,000,(00—@ good. round figure—and a tem plating the pur- mercial Advertise, The improbable part of this story 1; that the Price is just abouts third of whattheestablish” ment 18 worth club was organized in the igh- teenth Ward of Baltimore last evening. Bs 3 x cute * . DAY EVENING, All members are urges! 13 ex tly requested t THERE WILL KE ANOTHER MERT- ‘ ingst the MISSION CHUBCH. cn lath Sreet, between Rhode Island aveoue and P street. ‘THIS EVENING at 7 o clock, of Cre pol to rope "us bodies, "mounted on ls, of street railroad cars, op Lith street west. in PAU. Pi ars ) ck ] tionate! favited i [> METROPOLITAN BUILDING Assocta. | TION.—Persons desirous of subscribins | pr stock of thie Building Association seerint H. © "Hood's Jewelry Store, Peuneylvanta ay wre, Penn ; fitan Hotel: or at Daniele 2 Mo, $44 Fouctoeuth stroce copies of the constitution may » obtained vt ither Of the abowe places: and alt denies Tislaniny yt Me Above Plage apne eee te Secretary oe NATIONAL CAPITAL BUILDING as SOCIATION —The first, mee WASHINGTON NEWS AND GoSsir. Tue Sumyur He him Avrare ts (he Dor. dep of & gossippy hell column of newspaper mater, origings.ng ‘m Boston and ¢jecied from New York om ‘o the geveral sea of joaroalism, As veusl when the public take up the domestic Matters of pul lic men, 1 matarally falls into a yew errors, which ft is the purpose of this Peastsph tocuTret In the first piace, Baron Hel-teir, who is represented se the target for the “glitter ng spretallttes” Inan interebaige of dipkmotic motes between Coust Biemary fai /be Conirmea of the Seaste Commi'tes on Foreign Kelstons, Das never been otrached to the ob Lega'ion in this cit, He cane to this country more tban a yesrago, on a leave of sx months’ absence, granted by Rixmare, whoemployed him in the Berlie Department of State. The Boron became infatuated with the dashing society of New York. and, as a Reevire Baron was the lion at Saratoga 0 summer of '66, there he met in the bes which the gay season wove around him the Indy with whose name he has been so fie- mrnticned. Returning to Washing- sop. be sppled for and was granted another ©:X Mouths’ leave of absence, Here he fiitied through the gnyrties of last winter, and was more noticeable for the select company he kept then for good looks or brilliant accomplis! ments. When bis second leave expired ne asked for another extension, bat Bi:marx objected, and Holstein was required to depart at once for Berlin. He was not recalled at the instance of Senator Sumner, as has b-en stated, but meekly obeyed the summons of the great diplomatist, with wbom he 16 now intimately Associated. Itis true thatthe lady to whom the Baron was so constant @ cavalier has also gone to Europe, but for the purpose, it is stated, of restoring impaired health. The crispy so- ciety of Boston talks the scandal over, and simply says that the lady has been « indis- creet.” But the under-current of this city's gossip maintains that it knows more about it, And that & divorce mensa et thera will now be granted. However, that isa question for the courts, and not for the newspapers. Contracts rok THE New Jatr.—The con- tracts tor the necessary work for the constrac- ton of a New Jail for this District were awarded by the Secretary of the Interior to- day 8s follows * Excavation, W. H. Alien, Baltimore, 48 cts: per cuble yard; brick work, W.H. Allen, Bal- tumore. per m., stone work, (Seneca stone.) W. H. Allen, Baltimore, $10.95 per perch; wrought iren, including locks tor cells, Tegisters, Ke., Chas. A. Weidner, Bait.,7.39-1u0 ts. per Ib.: cast irov. do.. do., 5.73.10 ets. per ib. siating, W. H. Allen, do., $15.50 per square; pisstering, Charles Sioussa, Washington, 42 cem's per yard: painting, Wm. H. Allen, Bai- tumore, 54.795. complete: plumbing and gas- firting, Charles A. Weidner, Baltimore, $7,400, complete; carpenter's work, Wm. H. Allen, Baltimore, by measurement: lumber, Wm H. Allen, Baltimore, at the following prices, yiz., 75 per thousand; flooring, 750 per thousand: building timber, $3473 Per thousand, cullngs, $32 per thousand. There were tuirty-seven bids im aul. Tue RevoRT or THE PosTMASTER GE RAL —The torshcoming *nuual report of the Post (fice department will prove to b one of the most elaborate and interesting docaments whic for many years dall bas succeded dar- ing the past year in inaugurating a great re- fermin the domestic affairs of the govern. iwentsotthe world by his important move- ment in favor of cheap ocean postage. The British OBancellor of the Exchequer and Lord Montrcs:. the English Postmaster General. have promised to second the efforts of our own Postmaster Geveral “im carrying the postage reduction to its legitima te and fullest extent.” The intermediate steps already taken are bringing the resources of this country practi- cally nearer to tb” densely populated portio: of Europe. The reduction of our own inland postage to three cents was a great victory for the country, but Postmaster General Randail by the initiation and cheap ocean postage has not only conferred a blessing on his country but on all mankin MEETING OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC Com™iTT&®.—The National Democratic Resi- dent Executive Committee met at the Metro- Politan Hotel in this city this morning. Uo sideration was given to the general subject of a tborougn and active campaign, aud a vigor. ous prosecution of a live of policy loo! mg tothe approaching Presidential election, and an address «to the voters who vote at the mupicipal elections’” was ussued to-day. It calls “upon every American freeman toremember that one day @pent in the service of his country may avert many days Of national disaster and distress.” Lt is signed by Charies Mason, Iowa, Chairman: Thomas . Florence, Pennsylvania: Heary W. Har- rington. Indiapa; Samuel J. Randall, Penn- sylvania; James G. Berretr, Wasbineton Cornelius Wendell Wittiam Flinp, Wasbington, Secretary. The commit- tee adjourned to meet at the same place on Thursday next, Nov. 7th. THe MEXICAN Mission.—It is understood that th:re are quite @ number of applications on file at the State Department for the mission to Mexico. Among those most warmly urged for the place are Sylvester Mowry, (formerly delegate to Congress fgom Arizona,) of Prov: dence, R. 1., 8 cousin of Sensior Anthony, we believe; Col. Nugent. formerly Washington correspondent of the New York Herald, and afterwards connected with the San Francisco Herald, and E.L. Plumb, the present Secre. tary of Legation at Mexico. Col. Nugent wiil be remembered as having been put under ar- Test by the Untied States Senate for sending to the New York Hrratd a surreptitiously ob- tamed copy of & treaty pending in the Sena’ Tue Wasniseton Loney.—There are ai- reidy sppeariog at the Capitol several of these teriow irds of passage” which herald te souad of the Speaker's gavel. A long ses. Sion of Congress is fruittal with schemes for depleting the public Treasury. If the decia- ration of Mr. Calhoun be true, that political parties are beld together by the cohesive pow. et of public plunder, what must be said of thi | attraction that enables the Washington lobby to present such & solid front around the halis of legisiation! Kailroad grants, land grants, patent extentions, war claims, etc., will soon be marsballed in battle array on the calenders of the two Houses, or strangled in advance in the committees of Congress, Tax Tair or THE MAUMER.—Lieut. Com- mander William B Cushing sailed from the Navy Yard iast evening, in command of the U.S. steamer Maumee. for China and Japan. ‘The Maumee ts to be attached to the China ron, but her special business will be to look aiter the pirates who infest the waters of Chins and Japan, and who have been commit- ing s€Ti0us depredations of late —— unarmed mercbantmen. The Maumee isa light draught crew steamer, carrying six guns, and it is thought that she will be peculiarly ‘Sdapted to rsuing the piratical crafts up the shallow ‘where they are in the habit of fleein, pureued bya man-of-war. Commanier Cusbing will be remembered as the officer Whour daring exploit resulted in the destrac- on of the ram All He is the young- est Lieutenant Commander in the navy. Wart Mr. Bors Says.—John Minor Botts, of Virginia, arrived bere this morning. He takes @ very cespondent view of the political condition of Virgisia. He thinks that the whites of Virginia are to proscribe negroes for voting in favorof @ convention, and says that numberr of the latter bave been dis- charged by their white employees in the cities, as well as in the country. The negroes, Mr. Botts says, are forming co-opera’ive societies, nd their determination ts not to work for those who bave proscribed them when there is a ‘Tue DistTitceny Merex DivricuLty.—The Intercal Revenue Bareau 1s advised that the ice” meters, whicR all distillers are required to snnex @s SOON 88 practicable, or suspend Gistiiling, are being manufactured at the rate or ng per ae The —— ae being rapidly augmented, and pected that shortly can be furnished at the rate of Bitty per week. All the distillers in New York Rave operations for the present, principally on account of certain seizures {1 and the regulation of the de. = requiring the anmexation of the Tice SaIrNENTS OF ORDEABCE STORBS.—Re- cently there has been shipped from the Wash. ington Arsenal over ten thoustad muskets to ‘he ordnance agent at New York city, acd rly a bupdred carriages fey &> Bisco orduaace stores to ths Indinns Ove National Curnewor ABroap.—Mr U.P. Remediet, agent of (he Adame Express Cowpaty for the Treasury Departmen, has sBet recetved an oraer from Uliina for several of the «pret nm Bbields of tomsi currency Which are now being Hsued at ihe Tress. urs. Mr. Remedict © few Gays ago niso received from Europe 8 orcer fo Ply of these same cytes oF shelc whic! wete Guiy forwarded by him. Tais ie pre Rood evidence of (he tnerevine popmbarity o thes Government loin, sud thit Gen, Spia- her's action im suggesting thy iseme oO! specimens is appr ved oot oly by ty of (his, but of foreign coma’ ries. VHe Finances —Prominen’ nancial men Bre writing here wreing the passage by Cor gress of a iaw for the consolic Fallot the maturiog 1ndeb'eduess of tne United States into » long five-per een). eold-bearing boa to be Known ip the fin ist Dusipes« of t coupiry a the American courcl. The cons. TELEGRAMS TO THK STAR, FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. {By Osbie to the Asscceimted Press } LOxpor, Noy 1_Noot.—Oonsols, vt Pree, i74 Minow Centr ! Ni of which 151,(00 pales @re American. Breadswufs nit Lesion Nov. 1-2 Fr. ue —U 20's, 70 reed Roe tar ™ —The trate re rts uttaverahle, The Maochester market is dull Breadstuffs dul! THE INDIAN COMMISSION New Yorx, No special correspon, idated January aud July bond of isi are quoted in some quarters already as conso!s. Hos. MR. WILSON ann ImreachMeNT.— Representative Wilson, of Lowa, cauirnin f ibe Judiciary Commit'ee of the House of Kep- Tesenta'ives, arrived bere yesterday, and it 1s Undrstood that be will remsin wotil the ma ing Of Congress, & (D-re ‘s much (0 bed ne by Shat comm tee in the way of preparicg He cepies the truth of the stories steriny bim the expreseion of againetimpeachment, ic slience QHoD the matter. REcwIPTS FROM CUSTOMS —The receipts from cus'omsat the ports below named from October 2ist to 26th inclusive, were as follows: Phiiadeipbia... Batumor Tus Rerorts —The law requiring ths an nual reports of the Departments to be pre- “sented to Congress on the first week in De- cember bas never been changed, and it is un- derstood that they will not go in until the first Monday of that month, when the President's me-sage will be at the e time sudmitied. Governwanr CLrrKs Gorse Home To Vore.—General Graut issued an order yester dap, grapting one week's leave of ahsence to all the clerks connected with the War Depart. ment who wish to go bome to vote at the ap- Proscbing election. In accordance with thi-, alarge number of clerks ieft last evening for New York. THE Cavinet MEETING To-DAY.—There was & fall meeting of the Cabinet to-day, lasting nenrly three hours. it is understood that the matters of the different heats of department« were the chief subject of consideration. [t is siso binted that the Precidert’s forthcoming message was talked over. PAYING THE INTEREST. ‘he cash-room of the Treasury Department was crowded dur- ing the entire day with per-ons holdin: Gov- ernment 5-2)'*, wailing to have their coupons ¢ shed. the semi-annaal interest onshe same (payable in gold) being dur to-day. Gosw Home.—This morning a lsrge number of clerks im the Treasury Departmen’ left for their Domes in several of the States, in order to attend tbe elections in their States next week. ADJOURNBD.—The Pay Department Investi- eating Committee, who have been in sesien at the Capiol for several days past, yesterday adjourned until the 15 b of November. Internat REVENUE —The receipts from this source t)-day were $1.555.226 8 em $1,500,000 SUBSCRIBED |! FIRST CO OPERATIVE BUILDING CIATION !! ASSO. Second monthly meeting for payment of dues, MONDAY EVENING, Noy. 4, 1567. THE CONSTITUTION READY FOR DISTRI- BUTION! SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL BE CLOSED ON THIS EVENING Meeting called at seven o'clock. Potomac Mall- corner of Hth street and Maryland avenue, South Washington. By order of the Board of Directors. G. B. THOMPSON , Secretary. {Repub., Exp. and Union 2t.1 THE no Lst dent the Herald telegraphs: * JUNCTION Kansas, Oct. 31.—The nd Cbeyennes arrived Medicine Lodge Oreek on Sunday, iucln- ine eix bundrea warriors, They approached in five bands, formed in line of battle, and charged scross the creck. yelling and firing The Commi-sioners met them at the creek spd shook hands with the chiefs On Mondays & treaty of peace was agreed upon, aod 4 reservation granted them. Thereserva- ton 1s bonnded east oy the Arkansas river, south and west by the S-ncerone, and north by Kansas, and coatains sbout nine thousand squire miles. The Government gives (00 snpunily and a suit of clothing for P Tson iD the tribe, and builds honses fc Qzen'. farmer, miller, physician, blacksmith, &e. Th Indivns agree to keep the peace and uet molest railroads. « Roman Nose’ and ‘Medicine Arrow,” two bead chiefs, were not preseat. A large qaan- tity of presents was given them, including arms and ammunition. This concindes the ves with Sonthern Indians. The Qom- joners next visit Nortn Platte and Lara- Committee on Treatment of Union Pris- oners. {Special Dispatch to The Star.] Boston, Nov. 1.—The Special Committee on the treatment of Union prisoners during the war, Hon. J. P.C. Shanks, Chairman, which has been in sersion at the, Revere House will adjourn to-morrow until after the meeting of Congress, when the Committee will resume | their cession in Washington. Up to this time about ninety witnesses have been examined, | and the testimony pages. ' covers eral hundred Movements of Speaker ‘eliax and Senator " [Special Despatch to the Star.) Inpranarotts, Noy. 1.—Speaker Colfax ar- Tived bere to-day, and is understood t> be among the gubernatorial candidates in this | Siate. He lectures here to-morrow night, “Acroes the Continent.” Senator Sumner lec. tored here las: night to = crowded house, on | {Special Dispatch to the Siar.] Nasuyiute, Nov 1—The Congréssional | ressional Railroad Committee. | Tailroad Committee—who are investigating | ‘be Goveroment’s it terest in the sonthern rail- rouds—baye nddressed the Tennesse» Legis Intore. snd received & warm welcome. Mr. McClarg, of Mo., said Congress would tak=no kenrd step in tne work of reconstruction, Mr. Mercur, of Pa. followed, and rejsiced at the evidence of he caw in the ate. Sub-Committee on the Kentucky Electi {Special Dispatch to The Star. Cincinnati, Noy. 1—Tne Congressional Committee who are investigating the loyalty ot Keutacky’s Representatives in Congress iit and prosperity whicn | sre ip session here to-day, at the Burnett | House, taking evitence relative to tne New. port district. Snow fell in portions of Ohio and Indiana om yesterday. From the West. (Special Dispatch to the Star.) CH:0aGo, Nov. 1.—Western specin!s an- novnce the establishment of a daily newapaper at Cheyenne, the present terminus of the North- ero Pacific Railroad. It urges the formation of a new Territory, with Cheyenne as the cap- ital There bas been a slight fall of snow in Chi cago and throughout Wisconsin. The French Troeps in Rome—Garibaldi to be Attacked T. Lonpon, Nov. |—3 r. M.—The French troops ere received in Rome silently. ‘The Papal forces are to attack Garibaldi on Friday. NOTICE —Those indebted to THE EVEN ING erg up to this n nds the undersigne as placed all its outstanding acy ouate for collec tion. DWALLACH October Sixt, 1887. Oe B1tt PRESIDENT oF ge, will preach a arch, Georgetown, at 10 o'clock a! Society tend. REV.B A. MAGUIR! the Georgetown ©. Narity sermon at Trinity ( C.. SUNDAY NEXT, 34 i penedt of St Vincen' are respectfally invited te ¢ b m.. tor The public oe SL \emaore THE WASH INGTON cB $5 has mp ATING CL n assexament of ing pl WH. Clagett ROM. Jonea,* Samael F Savage, D.W. Middleton, (Rizes s EB. Waeegaman, « Geo. Filebrown. Galt's Jewelry Store E 12th 126 Penna. ave . DE \mynds,7th st. : W. 6. BESTOR, Tri asurer. OTICE TO TAX PAYERS. Cornxetor’s Orric _ Wastineton, D ts beret proved Crry Haut, t + October 2). 1867.5 iven that by the proviei Wet the rat jor the year 18s, ix fi twenty-five cents on every one hundred on & quarter por cent.—of the assest of suid property. Upon all taxes upon all property notin arrears for taxes for general purposes. an abatement of Bye ner centuan ix allowed from the 234 day of eto N . 67. bot! value ber. 1857, to the goth day of inclasivs; after which no lowed. arin -G. HALL. Collector. UST OPENED E “STANLEY HAT, With the English curl, nc York. B. 8 po! in New Wn erie ewery,” Hatter and rier ! 234 Pa, ave., bet. 12th 1th. no I+ 486 SEVENTH STREET. 486 SHOW CASE FOR BALE. A large SHOW CASE, cont ning si irge lights of eg Pipe tea pr for a milli- PY, cy store. * eee ee ey wore. APR ERITER'S. * No. 486 7that,. bet. D and E sis. IBERY. MISS SANFORD Has removed from theStore in Market Space to the New Show Room 24935 Penrsylvaniat enue, between 12th and )3th street tairs and is prepared to -xhibit an eleg: = tortment of FRENCH BONNETS and TRIMMED HATS. no 1-19 A Lo’ OF VERY LARGE RADIATOR STOVES. of the most issproeey pattern, from the last Government sale and suitable for churches, school houses, club rooms, 01 for sale wy No. 460 any other large build! cheap by CHARLES H KE, 4 near the corner of 6th’ street east. { no Sout! Yard. TTTENTION, SHORMAKERS! ‘We would call the attention of buyers that we. now getting ont our well-known CALFRKINS: in a few days will hove, 98 head SOLE LEATHE: WAX, UPPER K , Bi SPLITS, &c. Call and see for yoursell, .T. BRISSEY & ROSE. no 1-3t* 87 ‘and 91 Lou 496 esti PAPERUANGINGS FOR CA8H A choice selection of Gilt Embroidered DRAW. ING Lat IS cg 9 with @ varied stock of 01 riced P; s. WINDOW si AD anPEARSELS, Ac, “ en No. 496 SEVENTH ‘ET. no 1 -3w* Between D and E streets. Avetiox AND COMMISSION HOUSE. WM, KEEFE & CO., THE ONLY FIRST WARD AUCTION HOUSE. 5 ‘Bue, between 19th aud ‘Will give especial attention to the sale of goods it re tand sold, te he Apction sales ot Dry Goods ead Wass sale: Night nov tid SEVENTH STREET. WAL! OVAL AND ARI is zi NUT eRe PRAMES. OR OAs” 7 Walnut Oval (Pictare Frame*. from 7x9 to xh 5 ic Frames. fr. Hache Citi « eavled stack of Oval Prose? fae i in all il A ke, ae m tend te tle iar sacar : (No. 496 7th st., bet D “ The West Virginia Electi Wue.in, Noy. 1.—The Inteltigencer of this morning. speaking of the recent election in | this State, estimates that the Senate will stand twenty Kepublicans to two Democrats, and the House forty-tour Republicans to eleyen Democrats. PRovivENcE, RK. I., Nov. L—The sloop Bor- den. Capt. Nichols, from New York. with tron, capsized in a area at Fall River list eveulug, and sunk. he crew escaped, but the Captain is missing. Gen. Grant Nominated fer the Pres: {Special Dispatch to the Star.| Pirrenenee, Noy. 1.—Ata meeting of the Re- | Al publican Committee of Alleghany county yesierdsy, A resolution was adopted nomina- ting General Grant for the Presidency. Dead. Sarem, Mass, Nov. 1—Francis Peabody and Captain Jeremizh Page both died here t Jast vie ‘The latter was President ot the Salem Mechanics’ Insurance Company. Thanksgiving in New Hampshire Concoxp, N. H., Nov. 1.—Gov. Harriman has issue a proclamation appointing Thurs- day Novy. 23th, as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. New York Market. New York, Nov. 1.—Flour 10a20 cents 'ow- Wheat 2a) cents lo Corn without decided change. Pork jade firmer; Mess $21a821.06. Lard qulet at 13a13% cents. dull at 119} cents fer middling up! Freights quiet. Spirit turpentine quiet at cents. Rosin drooping at 83.37 e U FINANCIAL. In New York money market ths ten- still towardease. Batsoors are freely offered, And in some casen at 5 per caus. though © per On t. ts the most general rate, discounts there is a tendency towerd Lowe rates. The banks are sccom noda ing treir cus'omers more freely, bat show & very Clos discrimivation aa respects names) The [its fr-quercy of failures bas caused a good deal of useasiness @mong lenders, and only the WANTS, TR Goon DRRSe-MAT ERS WANTRD aT No. 241 I, vear iscmatrset. 0m ANTED IMMEDIATFLY-TWO UNPUR WwW MIs! D KOOMS; cagtral location. A = A.M. Box 755 Post Ofhce. Toe é TED—A good RESTAU RAN W Aiyhh ei Cirsed Hoos No. 129 Bride Goorgetown. no WANTEDIS CIRU wie cae Cs rocomm Toa Call at Mr, SHANAHAN 8, on Maryland avenue, betwren 34 and 4h etrects. 2 7 AN Thi d= fOLD HOOKS ia LARGE s'ropges! remescan be negotiated at 7a) per was Seah re ‘et cent, while some names hitherto rankicg | paid at No. 275 F street, near ith trees r once. CONRY & JOHNSON WANED head w co eatabliehment. ave, between. I7th an isth ste arn something for their interest in the way of purchasing thie class of code uellw “prime” are declined at Wai? per cent. Parties who bnye been @-castomed to employ their fords in the purchsse of paper, s'il! show 8 preference for stock loans, even at the reduced tates, Goveromoo's are irregutar from the effect of Inte speculative operatioas, but firm. 7 ANTED—MILTINE! ESS MAKER corner of 15th te ‘oe 31-8 Wasuineton, Nov. |, t867.Jay Oooke & Oo, furmish the following quotations of Gev- ernment securities: TRL Good recommendations PRINCE, Stamping Cr ent Ofer. oc 31 2t* Dayne. ailing. > ANTED— Immediately. « CHAMBEBMAID. U-8.6'% CoRPOR, iEFl-sessrasseeslil'y LEK AfColumble Hospital, corner of 14th stand U.S. Five Twenties, 1862..cc00001i5 LISS | wagsachusetts avenne. U.S. Five Twenties. 1964. 53 " PLCEVERYDODY low the prices cf ail kinds of DRY bh street, bet. K antl. F YOU WANTA FINE PB made equal to the best.@o to, 20-8t NTED—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS ora Amal HOUSE with four Teoms, between teth and 234 = and F streets r yor coeees Isth ——— [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph} Lewis Jobnson & Uo. quote stocksand bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: Naw York, Nov. 1.—First Board—v. S. 6's Is$1, cov pon, 112, ; 5.20's, 1562, ex-coupon, 105 1564,ex-COUpoOR, 105 %; ; 1565,ex-coupon, 10s coupon, new, 107%; 1567. coupon, I coupon, 134; 7. 7 By are fanily.a HOUSE of f furnished or unfurnished. Ofte JANTED To rent—A neat 6 or7 room HOUSE. (brick preferred.) located between IT and N and 6th and isth streets, with gas. Address K.P. Star one a 565, 10.40's, ‘ee yy ADA; 4 icksil- Be od mended vie ioe: marines: Hae rimetad tic | man erorcrred. Good wat Apply 4932 tht. eee Gea i Peed mat wh, Ar | ar a) ) OF 83.000 WANTED FOR IX or % f Xo Hudson 126; Bas mee Ean $1,500 or 820° om deed of crust— ths. ample secnrity—by a party well established in bu siness, for which a good bonus will be paid. or will Adaress P. il oe ; Read! 10S %; Michigan South arg, S2; Nortn- ferred, 65%; Rock Island, Obio and Miss. Ger- Su interest in busi + Star 5 tt giv Oni ANTED—A GERMAN y FAMILY to ‘elegraph, 334; Boston | WW YP? fog i and aud Toledo, 104: | jorwes upd the piace two tiles t at 71 Louisiana avenue. near Se | NTED TO PURCHASE— DRY GOODS, &c. ‘price, @ BRICK or Pia less than six rooms with modern improvements, desirably and pleasantly located, with good yard, either in this city or Georgetown, for which cash wi MEP STONES Clr. Real Etuto Brokers, 3 oc 12-tf 460 15th orner F street. WANTED New and Cast off CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER, or any other article val at the old established Merchant Pawnbro- ker’s Store of B. FULTON & CO., 402 9th street, doors north of Penns. avenue. Sole ut for SINGER'S SEWING MACHI FOR SALE AND RENT. Jos. J. MAY & CO.. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Brrweex 9ru anv LOrH «rs. Are selling the best, the prettiest, and the cheapest PRINTED DELAINES AND CALICORS In the city They are selling ali kinds of ESTIC GOODS AT NEW YORK PRI ocSh 2tif W istex prees Goons. G ae eee = or Jos. J. MAY & CO., MERIDIAN HILL 30% Pennsylvania avenue. between sth and ith LoTs, streets, ‘o commence at Haye just received a very large stock of snieoert BOM. MALL'S REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 71 LOUISIANA AVENUE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23. 1867 ODS, ght at the large Auction Sales of last week, New York Onr customers may expect to get GREAT BARGAINS. IB.J. MAY & CO. CHED AND BROWN Rie An Office will also be opened on the Ground dur ing the coutinwance of sales, from 9a. m, to 5. Carriage m hand to take persons to the Ground & WYLIE 'S GOODS STORE. Tthstreet, between bk au IALICOES' CALICO and 15 cents; the cheapest 6 cents. DELAINES, 3) and 25 cents Good BLEACHED COTTON ents. 120 ACRES Subdivided into 400 LOTS. ood CANTON FL Offered om Grey TWILL An immense st HOSIERY and \ received FIVE YEARS’ TIME. ONE FIFTH CASH. ANKET AND SHAWL ROOM We have recently fitted up a very handsome room in onr second story. for the sale of BLANKETS and SHAWLS, and would call special attention to department, as we now have on hand « large assortment of fine PRICES Lew, Fine Streets. SEE OUR PLAT! 1 » stack of very Bee Black nd Colored | This high and splendid iand. shea red and a superb stock of ver} jack al ‘ol ig! 1. the fay, a 1 ground PAISLEY SHAWLS, with « complete aoe Sete —— sei the Captain Missing. | Sortunent of low. pri 29-d3t&eost M ERINOS, ed Goods. M. SHUSTER & BRO., No. 38 Market Space. for the PRESIDENT'’S HOUSE, the healthiest and most Charming site about Wash- ington, is at last offered to the public on terms m> favorable than any ever before offered, with » PERFECT TITLE! It needs no worls of praise, but speaks to all want- . ing A HOUSE POPLINS REPS, THS. EMPRESS © PLAIDS ALPACAS, Just received from Auction. Very Oheap. J. W. SELBY & Cu. 323 Pennsylvania avenue. (south side.) EJ near Seventh street. R® EIVING DAILY, AT EMORY BAXTER’S. 115 Penn. avenue, between 19th and 20th streets, DRY GoODs, For Fall and Winter trade. Blanket for itself. The whole city n0w moves towards this magnifi cent ground. A Street Railroad runs to it, The Park will be made just beyond it Oak Trees crown its suzamit. BEFOBE FIVE YEAES It will double i The Poor Man ducements to buy. ‘Plaid Popliue, sand Delaines. os tof SHAWLS, just_re- 10 per cent. cheaper than aauer the ress Cloth: beautiful assortme ceived. which will be sold n be bought eleewher LOST AND FOUND. OST—On Oct. 3ist.on sylvania avenne and ith browu ribbon strinvs and two butte eral reward will be paid for its between 18th and 19th value 4 Speculator are offered tine in- PBICE ACCORDING TO LOCATION OF LOT. < h the owner can —— such property will ever be offered azain, for Vi no such adjoins the city BUY WHILE YOU CAN. Can be examined from this day on. B. M. HALL, 71 Louisian: I OST—On the 20th of October $58.95 iu notes. 4A liberal reward will he pail if left at HARN- DEN'S Express Office, 401 Pa. ave.,near 4's st on O8T—810, BY A LADY WHO FAILED TO uy a bill of DRY GOODS from BOGAN & WYLIE. oc 2. 4t™ street, bet. K and L. oc 2-tf Ww. M. BABRY’S SHOW CASE WARBKREROOMS, 59 LOUISIANA ANENUE, Between 6th and 7th streets. no}-Iin* ADIES DRESS FURS — No. rani, and complete “assortment of LADIES ig HEDSO® BAY AND MINK SABLE SIBERIAN SQUBREL f which will te wld at relied pri macs sen gts : “0-H STINEME TZ, Bit and ier, enn. avenne. po lw nd Farrier sciweon isth and ith. sg S85 $585 $5 SR MELTON OVERCOATS MELTON OVERCOATS LINED WITH OARSIMERE. PRICE $8. UGBY HOUSE. The uma Sy On the itue of the cane in the line of street Vad sirable Rooms to rent-ineuite avs taken the BY HOUSE, Fourteenth stree teat ‘Stew de. ny rain FIRST-CLASS BOARD in the dining-room,or private tables far- provided hished if WALKER LEWIS, Formerly steward at Watts aaieher Springs. Formerly. well-k ouard en Mtoxiont teamcrs. meen - no ‘ae GLOVES! GLOVEBI! GLOVES 11! BUeK aCe Fa B 4 SHEEP aK 8, Gatton Buck — Eithiors. Any of the above kind BES 3 BS INED, at A. 200, Clothiers, 7 Lit__Aajoinisd ate yeety Speer, ES! CARRIAGES! CARBIA( ee ee ee Eee rent _ BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. T BANKRUPTCY NOTICE. Is 18 To G1V UTICE, That on the tist day of October. A.D. ist. warrant in bankra at the ¢, ty of Washington. of said Lost 0k MISUATD—One TAX CERTIF of the Corporat ion of Washington for $0.45, dated May 22, 19:2, in the name of French Forrest snd Jamen J; Forter. Notice is hereby given ta ‘ation Ww at the Register’s off the payment of the same. wefoc a-e03t ‘ho has been adjudged a bankrapton his pte (a and 20th and F and 13th sts., on; that the ge of ‘any debts: sma'l ladies BREAST PIN, with a Pearl in ) ty belonging to the centre. ‘The finder will be liberally rewarded : ns by leaving it with KELLY & MORELAND, 20th any property by him. are forbidden by and B streets. a ¥ law; meeting of the creditors of the said bank- ebtx, and tochosse one or GEVEN PIANOS from the manufactory of Stein © assignees of his estate. will be held at a Court . of Bankruptcy to be holden at the City Hall. in the St Dearborn Senn recetved et City of Washington, before J. Saylen Brown, Register. on the 13th day of November, A. D. jo» eT, at Iv o'clock, 8. m. W. G. METZEROTT & Co o SL-3t* OHN J. PEABODY, J GUN AND LOCKSMITH, AND DEALER Ix POWDER. SHOT. ALLS. PERCUSSION CAPS, AND CAR’ IDGES OF ALL KINDS. 6th and 7thstreets, It_ {Chronicle LEGAL NOTICES. CROCKERY, OHINA COURT OP THE ARN FO! ay SAID DISTRICT. GLASSWARE, FINE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE. We now have a full stock of the above To ai? wham it may concern, ereetis Notice is hereby given. that ou the Hoth aay of Fobrary. 1832; the: cpemy s vessels Sea Bird, sip snd Eatceed eit Stes Coes bes snk. a veasels o} it Worth lockading is, at | belonging to the Atlantic BI imad- as low prices as they ean be purchased in Northern | fon, under the commend ot ae 4.6. cities, WEBB & BEVERIDGE. tial aah eevonra cea Peete _eSI-6t"__ 904 (Oud Fellows’ Hall) 7th st, Sinton, for tye reasons in VE, & lib i hat said Corseesenenre. ale iene Stora Ses haan Bt et when a : to show cause Way condemnation should wot be je- ork ir 3» and. wil fied to thelr ae, a nd to i ¢ for their i 168. Once Ne 431 sigeet, between fth and Sth. URepabtican) Cheek. . D. STUART, D. UNTS CONSUMPIVE DESTRO: FREE Ries | Aegeucar carers pereer N. B.—We will attend to t and effectually cured Salve, made ans ai iotce es Tnnt “na bang andreas | ely cart hy hr Pi So mi “ a ‘tott's, i Sa REET Mi | eeanctee So peat od Late of the firm of Burns & Wilson, No. $02 SEVENTH STREET, Under Odd Fellows’ Hall, agdddddddddeddcaadedadadd ACK CLOTH SUIT | OB SALE AND KENT. fF OSE, conta FIOCSE For RENT—No 515 Dae, bet hy Bok oth treet rooms, eae, bath room opposite third prly at WN ws Llorat wine 264 Sib street, between M and N SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED PARLORS AND BEDROOMS, FURNITURE, &o., entirely now in ene of the most desirable locations im the city of Warhington, and only one minutes’ walk of Willard’s Hotel, the Eobit Honse and K No. 437 Vath st.,bet EB and F streets weet side Ler Apply ov the premises ' K SALK—One email Fv t. B.A. MARSHA street. oth ALL, cor. 7th and D. PEST Lots inthe A MARSHALL $2 600 ESE, BEST Ser, San Depart FRAMES—4 rooms and HO. E WAGGAM) Bet. 19th and 2th. BR furnisl Jabot CBAMBERS, second the between 9th and l0th Fo ~ SALE—Fe street market. Present own them ten years for butter, & ALL, cor. Tth and D. JOR § DOOKING need. w r half the ay Apply at Ne -cor. H awd ener POR RENT. mouth HOUSE g 3 Koom 3, Ofie FURNISHED ‘ west corp nd H streets VE ROOMS. unfornishet 32° B street. (northwest coraer of f north and tet street east) o OH —A hme | Beer kitchen 6th and 7th ste wb FS RENT—Two three story BRICK HOT No.2 in M street north 2th streets west First street otice. 34 4% § GOLDSTEIN & NISHED PA Apply at 902 T 2D ROOMS. ow wth betwee Land M, Woter and gas Fo® BENT at 310 Pe and 10th stree! between D Ny OTICE-& tiovers. For sale ONFECTIONERY. now a very good locality ar s CARE doing good bust ness, Rearon for selliog given, oc iw PURNISHED HOUSE FOR tome new FRAME HOUSE in Georgetown, No. 16 High street. above West street. It com” tains sx rooms. enmmer kitchen, fine dry cellar, 1 the modern conveni nding gan. water. and good yard and garden. The Furniture is pew and pest. Kent, 5 per month. in advaace will ouly be rented to a respectable person with small family. Howse can be seen after 4 im the af ternoon. oc For SALE on a central location satistactor) reason give RBER SHOP @ good hasine RENT—Posr-sion civen November ath, OUSE 337 Pa opposite Metropolitan es 2 rooms and is weil o D eost ly furnished four E. containing 10 wat w steps from Ps. avent Inquire at No. 27 Pa. avenue, tographic Galiery G OR RENT—Tie « a HOUSE, just ne od th out, or ROOMS, with or without Board, at 462 oth st., veer E. oe $200 CAMH AND $40 MONTHLY wilt rchase one ef those two three-stor house- with high porches known as 462 and 13th street Isinnd, betwe D; one square from Suithsonian grounds, or will Exchauge for ved property cap LEE ae aud ber i Frapect for fae aid water. anda 3 e races in front. ber Ith. 1867, ‘erms: One-fifth camh; balance in fonr years, one- eighth of the deterred paymests to be made overy #ix months. oc 5-2 COMS FOR RENT—UNIO ING, Georgete are = pecensary arrangement am, now prepared rent ROMS in the above named butlding, in suite: ‘or further rmation BILEY A. SHINN colar Olive streets, aD C. HOTEL BUILD- Having made the or sreene and oe 4d Fo SES, Weary ee Oe ae MASHED HOUSES for ent at $00, ize, ae0. © mont some are in the Anest {ncations in Washington. "Alees two very elegant HOUSES unfurnished. DL WELLS & CO., 0c19-10t_Corner Louisiana ave. and th stieet. HED ROOMS FOR RENT—At No. 398 Iv enue, between 4h: and 6th ate, 2 HEAP. ks; 15 Office Tables:1 3 Bl "4 io ree Bisnbeto: 3.0 te Blankets: Wagon Covers; at ROBERT FULTON & 00 ad street, near the corner ot D st. a an At FS BESTS A modern-built BRICK RBESI- DENCE, situated at No. 603, onfi7th street, ai 12 rooms, with kitchem, ‘house.and UM other new arrangements This house has been recently up. and is in thorough repair from attic to cellar. ‘call For ‘further particulars to McMRIR NICHOLSONS th street. bet D amd Re be leet 369 SEVENTH STREET. CARPETS: CARPETS CARPETS CHEAPER THAN EVER. Thave just 2 of of ING 5 from ERR TER i sates eS bag WOOL at 99 cts, to $1, worth $1.10te E> AG, COTTAGE and 20,0 and Pe. 28 OB HEMP at 00,60 70 cents: Also, ALL OF Fi iT prices. SESE Log ter ae HENRY BONTz, 369 Seventh street, between I and K, or 29-6 near Northern Market.