Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1867, Page 2

Army Onpers —Brevet Major S.G. Wil- Inuer, Captain 11th V. RB. C., and Brevet Maj, R. B. Roberts, ist Lieut. 12tn V. R. U., mas- tered ont and honorably discharged. 2d Lie Wa. Aiwood, 19th Infentry, and ist Lieat. F W. Taggard, ¢ist Infantry, relieved from duty im the Adjutant-General’s office. Brevet Maj Ww. M. Deaes ‘Jr. ist Infantry, ordered to re- f» locsted permanentiy at Elncott'’s “'\!., | THE EVEN NG STAR. Maryland, and does not make his residence The Largest Cireulation in the Distriet, | °° The Venezaelean and Brazilian Ministers Dave been absent forsometime. Their first Secretaries are in charg CROSBY 8S. NOYES........ Editor WASHINGTON CITY | Comsrrrex PaockEDINGS —Hon. N.G.Ord- SATURDAY........NOVEMBER 2, 1567. | way, Sergeant-at-Arms House, arrived here this riorping from the South, where he has EADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. | been im attendance upon the Select Commirt-e SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. | scay inoue Yi dees kar eee = r acl *. a GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. | ite Inbore, and Representative McClure, of ~~ | Missouri, is on bis way here to prepare the THE USURY LAWS OF THE DISTRICT. | report to be submitted to the House. The tes- We are glad to notice thas persistent efforts | timony taken by the committee is said to be are being made by the Board of Trade of | yery conflicting in many p&rticulars. It is Washington and the Merchants’ Exchange | thought, however, that a majority of the com- and Corporation of Georgetown with & view | mittee will report in favor of seizing some of to the repeal or modification of the usury laws | the railroads which have be on Testored to their at present in force in this District. This law | alleged owners. prohibits # higher rate of interest than six per | Tne Kentucky Election Committee are not cent. under & heavy penalty, and tough prob- | yet through taking testimony, the evidence in ably sufficiently liberal under the old order of | ine case of Col Sam. McKee not being closed. things, is hardly suited to our present exigen- | ynaications are that that gentleman willsecure cies. While the Government is paying 73-10 | pis seat in the House upon the recommenda- interest in currency, and more than that on Its | tion of the committee. bonds, with interest payable in coin, with gold St its present premium, Itis mot at all prob- able that parties will invest at six per cent. on business paper, no matter how responsible its Grawer or endorsers may be. Hence the cap. ital needed for the development of our ba ness interests and the building up of the Di trict is rendered unavailable, being either jocked opin Government securities er sentelse- where for investment. In ouropinion no cause affects these interests so injariously and effecta- ally @s the present antiquated law. When banks and bankers can get six, If not agreater interest on their balances in New York or elsewhere i; 38 Dot likely they will joan it out here at mach greater risk and expense. In most places where business ideas prevail and the laws have been made to develope, not dwarf them, 8 legal rate of interes: is established, but per- sonsare allowed to borrow money at such rates as their interests may dictate or needs Tequire, the price being regulated mainly by the demand and supply, and this should be the case here, otherwise our commercial and me. cbanical interests must continue to languish and suffer. Does any one suppose that Cin- cimnati, Chicago, or any other of the wonder- ful cities of the West, could ever haveattained their present prosperity under the operation of our usury law? | In this connection it may not be improper | to bestow our hearty commendation on those banks and bankers of the District who have allslong done their utmost to accommodate the business interests with money at the present rates of interest. We wish there were more of them, and though taeir profits or dividends may Rot be so large as if they bad dealt on the “Shylock” prineiple, in the end they will lose nothing, and may well fesi a pride in having so materially aided the interests with whic they are so closely idemtitied. We bid thove who are striving for the repeal of our Usury law, God-speed. and hope that their efforts may be crowned with success, so that our capitalists may use their money amongst their own people, and in their own city, for there is no place where it could be more profitable employed. t to Gen. for duty as A. DO. Brevet 8j Geo. R. B. Ayres, Lieut. Col. th infan- try, ordered to hie regiment. Penson at.—Governer Swann is stumping Maryland in bebalf of the Democratic party, ++-‘Senator Yates ts in New York. ‘Hon. George H. Williams, of Oregon, and NG. @rdway, Sergeant-at-Arms of House of Rep- resentatives, are at the Nauonal Hotel. ---- Rev. George I. Porter, of Charleston, is at the Mewropolitai Hotel. ----William Bailie Ham- fitop, ot London, and H. Dummins, of Uregon, are at Wiltard’s Hotel Ovvicers on Dety IN THE SovTa.—The following circular was issued by Gen. Grant to-day ‘Officers belonging to stations in the South, who have been absent from their commands on aecount of the yellow fever, ‘will proceed to their stations in time to be } present thereat on the 30th of this month.” ‘Tae Waits Hovsk—A number of visitors were at the Executive Mansion to-day, and many bad an interview with the President. Among those who called this forenoon were Secretary McCulloch and Attorney General Stambery. THR NoRTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.—Rear Admiral H. K. Hoff has been ordered to hold himeelf in readiness to take command of the North Atlantic Squadron in the early part of December. BEAUREGARD, who was lately here to secure repossession ef his plantation near Memphis, left without accomplishing the object of his mission. KENTUCKY AND THR JUDICIARY COMMITTEE. The House instructed the Judiciary Uom- Mittee, at the Iast session of Congress, to inquire and report whether the State of Ken. tucky possesses a republican form of govern- ment. Thus far no action bas been taken vy the committee on this subject. When it meets, en the 13'h, the matter will be brought up, and #8 there will not be time to examine witnesses, it is probable the committee will content itself ‘with examining the State Uonstitution of Ken- tucky, and certsin acts of the Legislature. THE SiGNAL SeRvicE.—General Grant nas issued anorder with a view to the instruc- tion and equipment of the army for any con- Ungency in which communication by signals may become necessary, that the Chief Signa, Officer of the army will furnish, with as little delay as practicable, two full sets of signal equipments and two copies of the “Manual of Signals” to each company and post. THURLOW Weep, according to a rumor cur- rent in New York, has disposed of his interest in the Commercial Advertiser, and is coming to ‘Washington to live. Mrs. ELLET’s «(Queens of American So- ciety,” son to be publisbed in New York, will contain portraits and sketches of the following ladies well known to or remembered by many Washingtonians :—Mrs. Sallie Ward Hunt, of Ky.: Mrs. President Polk, of Tenn.; Mrs.Sen- ator Crittenden, of Ky.; Mrs. Acklen, now Mrs. W.A Cheetham, of Tenn.; Mre. Jessie Bentou Fremont, of N. Y.; Mme Octavia Walton LeVert, of Ala. ——_-«+e- ____ RELIEF FOR THE ScHOOL TEACHERS.—Yes- terday wedirected attention to the suffering condition of the teachers of the Public Schools in consequence of the delay in paying their salaries, through the non-action of the Coun- cils upon the school appropriation bill. We are glad to be able now to state thatthe Mayor, ip view of the urgent necessities of the teach: ers, bas very properly decided to anticipate the action of the Councils, and has arranged for the payment of the arrearages of salary to the teachers. This morning, consequently, the teachers are being paid, and relief is thus afforded to a large and meritorious class and to those dependent upon them. It is to be heped that the Councils will promptly pass the schoo! bill, and thus enable the Mayor to pay the salaries of the teachers regularly here- after. New York Povitics.—The Republican local nominations are almost complete in New York, The only districts in which there are no Re- publican candidates for the Assembly are the Third of New York, the Ninth of Kings, the First of Renssalaer, and the First of West- chester. The canvass is going on with grea; activity, particularly in the counties of Al. bany, Renseelaer, Saratoga. Orange, Broome, St. Lawrence, and throughout Western New York. RisTort.—This great artist's faithful deline- ation of the character of » Elizabeth,” was all that could be desired ty the large and appre- ciative audience which greeted her appear- ance last evening. This evening she appears as «Marie Antoi- nette,” a character in which she is said to make even a more powerful impression than she does in her impersonation of the English Queen. Watt's Orera Hovsz.—«Under the Gas- light” is drawing even better houses thaa In the early part of the week. The seats were all taken at an early bour yesterday, ani there will no doubt be @nother crowded house this evening. ReEvvewy Ra AGE TO SCHLESWIG. HOLSTEIN.—We are requested to state that the single rate of letter postage, between the Uni- ted States and Schleswig-Holstein by Bremen. mail, bas been reduced to fifteen cents; pre- payment optional, ®7 Generai Pope has ordered the Alabama Constitutional Convention to assemble at Mont. gomery on the 5th of November. S27 The Legislature to be chosen in Mary. land on Tuesday next will elect a successor to WALT WHITMAN comes in for @ notice at the bands of that prize medal snob, George Augusta Sais, in the following style: “His countrymen are halt proud and half @shamed of him. His style 4s decidedly ori- cinal, bis language eloquent, and bis thoughts and images often betray the presence of a quality unmistakably akin to genius: but then he trequently indulges in the most Improper expressions; be is coarse, savage, and incult, nd in the opinion of many of bis critics, he is as mad &s a March bare.” Dir. W., by the way, bas returned to his desk in the Attorney General's Office, looking heartier, if possible, for his Iate leave ot Absence, and is said to be at work on a reply te Cariyle’s “Shooting Niagara,” to be pub- lisheé at an early day in one of the New York montblies. The Grant Movement. CLEVELAND, On10, Oct. 30.—Editor Star- In the Star of the 25th, in enumera: mg the Republican journals North and South that have raised the standard of Grant for the Presidency, you should have mentioned the Press of the Uhio Western Keserve, and espe. cea /ly ef that portion included im the Is: Con- gressional district, (Juege Spalding’s district,) the Portage County Democrat, the Summit Bea- con, the Cleveland Herald, and the Painesville Telegraph, &ll having espoused the nams of Grant in the very beginning of the movement in regard to Dim. ——-ore-—____ WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. steam Sonroteiites Tue Drrtomatic Conrs—Tae Mrxisters PLENIPOTENTIARY AND Exvoys ExTRAORDI- NARY AT PRESENT IN WASHINGTON —The Representatives of Foreign Powers who are Ministers Resident at this capital have, for the most part, returned from their summer trips of pleasure and travel, and have settled down ith ® critical observance of men and politics im Wasbipgton. At no previous period bave they exbibited so keen sn interest in American affairs, for the coming excitement of a vast DrcBasEeD.—D. J. Browne, who was the firet Commissioner of Agriculture, before that Bureau was detached from the Patent Office, has just died in Paris of consumption, accord- ing to a letter received yesterday in this city. Mr. Browne was a resident of Washington for many years, and was favorably known to the country as @ public writer, especially on agri- cultural matters. Frayk Cowax, of this city, son of Ex-Sen- stor Cowan, is preparing for the press “A Dictionary of the Proverbs and Proverbial Phrases of the English Language, including the Dialects Scottish, Irish, Yorkshire, Amer- Reverdy Johnson in the United States Senate. Presidential campaign and the important | ican,” &c. The work is well spoken of by VEMING the teh tase eer ae issues to be presented to the November session | those who e had an opportunity toexam- | tual attendan: earnestly requested ma of Congress have attracted the attention of ali | yne it. Popular report credits Mr. Cowan Bod St NOBLE D. LARNER, Grand Sec’y. Foreign Power: With being the author of the clever “Runic THE FAIR Mr. Francis Clare Ford, the first Secretary, | Hoax.” em : aan ecng ; is im charge of the Britism Legation since the seca nate LD THE ORDNANCE ComMITTEZ met yesterday Afternoon and organized, a quorum being present. Generals Schenck, Logan. and Sen- ator Cameron were appointed a sub-committee to complete taking testimony concerning the contracts with the Navy Department for ord- nance and ammunition. The committee wil! examine Oapt. Wise and other witnesses on Monday. The committee expect soon to take up the cases of those mauufacturers of small arms whose contracts were arbitrarily an- nulled by the War Department, thus entailing upon them severe losses. An examination into the cost and serviceability of the heavy artillery on our forts and vessels of war, is also contemplated. death of Sir Frederick Bruce. No successor of Sir Freaerick has been appointed, and Mr- Ford, who was formerly the first Secretary o; the English Legation at Copenhagen, is likely to remain im charge for the present. M. Jules Berthemy, the new French Minister, has re. mained bere during the summer, and has been Assicaously engaged with the important busi- pessof bis Legation. M. Berthemy is one of the most accomplished Diplomats of Europe, And gives the domestic affairs of this country Bis closest attenuon, for the benefit of the home Government. Senor Don (abriel y Tassara, who has been the Representative of Spain for eigdt years, is not at present in the city. Senor Tassara, before be came here. was in the State Department at Madrid. Baron Gerolt, the Prussian Minister, is now im Washington, Where he has represented bis Government for twenty consecutive years. Prior to his coming here to a full mission, ne was Uonsul-General to Mexico. Baron Gerolt was a warm sup- porter of the cause of the Union during the war, and is a close, personal friend of the Sec- retary of Stzte. The Russian Minister, Baron Stoeckel, re- ‘urned @ year since from a visit to St. Peters- burg and bas been hereever since. He was ap_ Pointed to Washington shortly after the Uri_ mean war. Madame Steeckel has just return- ed from Europe. Baron S. contemplates re- turning 'o Russa after the final settlement of the recent Rassian territory purchase by the United States. FOR THE BENEFIT OF WIDOWS AND ORPH Will commence st ODD FELLOW street. on MONDAY EVENI continue ten 4 articles, confectionery. A fine band of music will bei x AMA ATTENTION WORKINGMEN MEETING will be hela at Odd Fellows’ Til, Navy Yard,on MONDAY EVENING, No- vember 4, under’ the aus *Working men's Assembly.” A Workingmen ssociation will be organized. Addresses will be delivered by distinguished advocates of LABOR REFORM. By order of the Committee . no 2-2t J. J. MITCHELL, Chairman, OB ei sents OF PYTHIAS —The Officers T NS. HALL, 7th es of the and Members of LIBERTY LODGE. No. 6 assemble at their Ledge Room, Masonic Hall, on TO-MORROW, 0 p.m., for the pr e Brother. G: 8 of Sister y in By order of W. it* Sunday.) the 34 instant. at nse of attending the funeral Tae Force or THR TReascry Derarr- MENT.—The entire umber of clerks, messen- gers, and laborers, employed in the Treasury Department and the various bureaus thereoy in this city, is 2,541. In several of the bureaus the work has for some past been rapidly on the decrese, and already, about one hundred clerks bi been dismissed on account of no work. The force will be further reduced in the course of the next six months. REPRESENTATIVE WILSON, of lows, con- firms the statement telegraphed East a few days ago, denying the allegation that he had written a letter to a friend in this city contra- dicting the report that he had changed his views concerning impeachment. Mr. Wilson says be bas written no letter, and made no statements, public or private, on the subject Rec. Scribe. be Mie NOTICE. St. John’s Germam Keformed Congregation, of ington, who have been deprived of their of worship on 4%: street, between © and D 1s south. (Teland.) will aga ATH MORN t fe, at the above place, and in fall, H street north. between h streets west, every SABBATH AF at 3o’clock. The Consistory of this congregation take the privilege in this public manner, rs aud friends of this denomin: ward and unite with their own Mother Chu: UNIONTOWN LAND AND BUILDING SOMPANY nblic are respectfully invited to attend the WEEBLY TUESDAY NIGHT MEETINGS of the above Association, at GATES’ HALL, north- since the adjournment of Uon; t 1 nd N streets, East Washi “The new Austrian Charge-de- Affaires. Baron pippee eons ton, three socsren cunt of tia Wt 2 Yard Station Von Folzensteia, has just arrived here to suc- Tam reserat of Ex-Gov. Andrew takes Passenger Railway. which will be held antil the seed Count Wydenbruck, the late Austrian Minister. Baron Vom F.is not a full Minis. ‘eT, DUt reciprocates with Diplomatic exact. ness the course of this Government in sending & Charge-de-Affaires;Mr. John Hay,) to Vien- natosucceed Mr. Motley, who was a full Minister. The Diplomatic Corps has receatly been re- intoreed by two new missions, newly cre- Sted for this country. Bisque Bey, a fine, sebolarly-looking Frenchman, has lately ar- Tived as the Turkish Minister. He takes a deep interest in American affairs, speaks Eng- lish fluently, and bas made Bimself the target for many ® good-matured joke by a remark made to the President in his presentation Speech, that he saw no difference between the snstitations of Turkey and the United States, | '*¥ 1 the premises. He was Consul to Naples prior to his being Orvice RumoveD—The office of Hon. A. sent to fill the first fall mission to tRis country | N. Zevely, Third Assistant Postmaster Gen. trom Turkey. eral, was to-day removed to the room lately Alexander Ris Rangabe, formerly Minister | occu; by the Disbursing Clerk, in the south- of Foreign Affairs in Greece, is the first Greek | west corner of the Post Office Bandies, 2a Minister to Washington. He arrived here last Engi base arp qocupted by Mr. summer, and us isboring zealously to render | J ¥' occupied by the Contract Office. bis country popular with us. THE Secret Mission.—Rev. Dr. Hawley, of The Itlian Minister, Monsieur Cerruti, is Albany, N. ¥., bas recetved instructions trom th ‘ccessor of M. Bertinatti, (so well known | the State Department relative to bis secret im Wasbington,) and was formerly Assistan; | mission to Europe for the Government. Sec. Secretary of State at Florence. aud afterwards | retary Seward laughed heartily yesterday at Minister to Constantinople. He is at present the story ef some wag of a correspondent who ia Washington stated that the Secretary of State had sent Dr. The Ministers from the Netheriands and Maereng is Sams to Sater Ge Pope an asylam Helgiam are Recessarily emailer stars in the | in this ity until the Italian troubles are over Inplomatic Armament. M. Maarice Del Fosse, of the latter Kingdom, bas been here abou Tas New Jall.—The contracts for workon eighteen months, and M. Mozel, of the former, | he pew jail, which were awarded yesterday, bas been a Minister Resident about fye | *f¢ DOW being prepared at the Interior lie- months. They sre now in the city. partment and executed by the contractidg par- The Diplomatic Corps do not recognize the | tes. The plans and drawings have ail been Mexican Legation for the reason that none oj | Smished,and the work on the bailding will the European Powers represented here recog. | Sbortly be commenced and rapidly pushed nize the Juarez Government in Mexico. Sig. | forward. The new building will be om the next regular monthly meeting, Tuesday, Novem- TF 19th. Stock Subscriptions will be received at the fol- lowing places : Jb 0 place to-day in Massachusetts, and the citi- zens of that State in various localities are ob. serving the day. The Massachusetts State agency rooms, Intelligencer Building, are draped in mourning to-day, and a meeting of the Sons of Massachusetts in Washington takes place to-night to offer proper marks of respect to the memory of the deceased. THE LEGALITY oF THE VIRGINIA ELEC- Tion.—John H. Gilmer, of Richmond, Va., who protested to General Schofield agsiast the legality of the late election in Virginia has arrived here for the purpose of laying his com- Plaint before the President, but it is under- stood that Mr. Jobmson maintains that the Ex. ecutive hae no power to int - ODONNELL, Druggist, 691 8th street east. WM. NOTTINGHAM, Builder, southwest cor- nor $d street east and K streeet south. JOHN H. PEAKE, Master Painter, Navy Yard, G21 Sth street ony tenst. ROBERT F. MARTIN, Farmers’ Hotel, Union- town. D. 0. RICHARD EMMONS, L street south, between Bi and 4th streets east. N. BREWER & CO., Feed Dealers, sou’ corner 8th street east and Pennsylvania avenut E.A. ADAMS & CO., Druggists*southwest cor- ner 30 street and Indiana avenue, near City Hall. MAHLON ASHFORD, Esq., (the Company's Attorney) ‘OFFICE JONES & ASHFORD, Columbia Law Building. * NEHEMIAH ROBEY, President, niontown, D.C. J. M. DALTON, Secretary Penusylvania avenue, (south vide,) no22t between 8th and 9th streets east. (Ke 81400.000 sunscRipED '! FIRST CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING Asso- CIATION !! Second monthly meeting for payment of du MONDAY EVENING, Nov, 4,1567. THE CONSTITUTION READY FOR DISTBI- BETION! THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL BE CLOSED ON THIS EVENING. Meeting called at seven o’cleck. Potomac Hall, corner of llth street and Maryland avenue, South Washington. The Hall will be open at 6 o'clock to receive subscriptions. By order of the Board of Directors, G. B. THOMPSON, Secretary. [{Repub., Exp. and Union at.) no l-3t DIVINE SEBVICE in compection with the public reservation fronting on New Jersey tree Basstiee Church on lite epee detween mor Ingo Mariscal, the first Secretary, is : s mo now acting Mexican Minister in the absence | °4 Virginia avenues, south of the Carroll | $245; opposite, the Stato Departmen ‘pill take of Senor Romero who has just sailed for | ‘*te. brats Rev. Dr. Git Mexico. ‘The new Portuguese Minister here is im town. and the successor of Col. Roumain, the Haytien Munister, divides his time between New York and Wasbington. Senor Luis Molina, the Nicaragaen Minister, jernoen : : lock ~ Dr The public afectionately invited.’ Deum a Sy BUILDING Cant Peat ns How. W. E. Ouawpem, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, returned this morning from New Yor! @ is to-day at bis post in the —Ben. Perley Poore, the corres- J pondent ef the Boston Journal, is back at Ris ‘wood's office, Ne. 444 Fourteenth bas been recalled, and left Washington in Oc. | post. He bas nearly entirely recovered from Al o, copits of ibe constitution may be obtained tober for Central America. bis iate illness, And bis friends will be giad to | fi,cither of the above Baron de Wetlerstedt, the Swedish Minister, | iearn thathis eyesight is much improved. no 1-3 TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. ad's Camp Four tiles rem Rome Garibaldi's C; Four jes Fi ve St sf his Force Re Attack a eoent~The Papal Tr Entrenched in the Eternal City— The Friests Fought Bravely at Mente Rotendo—The Rome. [Speciat Dispatch to the Star.] @antBaLyr's Camp, (Castle Guibilero, four oop ene maintained. The rear is unguarded. Garibaldi’s headquarters position in the field is placed at a point facing Rome, and in full view of the eternal city. There are no Pspal troops between us and Rome, as the soldiers of the Pope who have been gradually and steadily failing back for some days past, have retreated witbin the fine of the fortifica- tions of the city. Before their retirement from the field, they burned all the bridges over the river. 's reaiding in the neigh- The Roman peasan' borhood of the contending forces take no in- terest—at least evince none—in the prozress of affairs. They are engaged at the plough and tending to their flocks im the plain just as as usual. Garibaldi’s men do not interf-re ‘with them, and respect their property. They do not take away a! or oxen or any of the agricultural goods or chattels in the vicinity of the camp or on the roads leading hereto, ‘with the exception of the wood of the field fences. They behave indeed well. Kight of the Garibaldian army are to be shot to-morrow by sentence of a court-martial. They were convicted of thieving at Monte Rotondo. The men of the force are very enthusiastic in their hopes as to the resalt ot the movement on Rome ; but the weather is very cold during Dights, and this tests their patrious durance not alittle. Recruits come average of six hundred daily. Arms and pro- visions are had in large quantiues trom the province ef Terni, in vaticipation of a fight With the Papal Government. There has beea mo actual engagement since the fights at Vi+ terbo and Monte Rotondo. The priests fought bravely at Monte Kotondo. Alter the fight at Monte Rotondo Gari idi’s officers begged of bim to shoot at once all the prisoners taken ia action, but he refused promp'ly and with de- termination. The French have not arrived at Rome yet. Signor Ascerbi was not killed at Viterbo as at firs: reported. Garibaldi’s sone, Menotti and Kiccootti. are both in the camp with their father. Garibasidi will not advance nearer to Rome until he has twenty thousand mea at least under bis command. gaged in making an examination of the ruins, the bridges destroyed by fire by the Papal troops. In camp the General retires at 8 o’clock in the ng, and rises from bis pale let on the fio in the morning. It is said that he intends to cccupy Monte Marlo imme- diately. Two thousand Papal troop: weil of- ficered and handied im the field could destroy Garibaidi’s force by am assault on the rear of his position. ‘The members of the insurrectionary com- mittee are here consulting with Garibaldi. The General would regard it as an act of mad- ness to attack Rome with the force just now under bis command. There are large supplies of food and amaunition at Montiondo aad Corese. The Ltajiao troops posted on the fron- tier are in fine coudition and advancing. TEEN, NEAR Rowe, Oct. 3!.—All the Gari- baldian force left bere to-day, escorting the Papal military prisoners taken in the late ace tons,en route towards Florence. The pris- oners were insulted at the stations by the peo- ple. and some con fasion ensued, but the Italian police restored order. FLoRENce, Oct. 31.—A battalion of Italian Garibaldian volunteers from this city, which had just marched for the frontier bas been stopped at Marici, om the way, by the Italian troops. The King’s Government has ordered that the revolutionary “Relief Committees,” both here and in the provinces, shall be closed. Garibaldi demonstrations continue to be made daily in ail the chief towns ia Italy. {By Associated Prevs. Quegnstown, Nov.2—Noon.—The steamer Cuba, trom Boston on the 23d of Oc*ober, arrived to-day. Lonpor, Nov. 2. U.S. Five-twenties, Noon.—Consols, 91 7-16; 0: Iilinois Central, 51: Liverroot, Nov 2—Noon.—Cotton quiet and steady. Sales of 5.0 bales. Laren. Lonpor, Nov. 2—Noon.—The French troops Dave entered Rome. The Italian reserve has been called out. Itis said that Prussia is pledged to the sup- port of Valy. The relations between Prussia and italy cause considerable anxiety. Menebrea, in a note, justifies the Italian advance, and says that the dignity of Italy and tbe French vio Ja‘ion of September required it. Lonpon, Noy. 2.—Gen. Warren has been found guilty of treason and felony. [By Steamer.) Naw York, Nov. 2 —The steamer Cenebria. with European dates to the Sist of October, has arrived. ‘The liabilities of the Royal Bank of Liver- pool are four million pounds. The assets are sylistactory. ‘Tue Bonk of Holland has raised the rate of discount from 2% to 3 per cent. The North German Parliament has passed a resolntion calling upon the Federal Onancel- lor to introduce at the next session a measure relating to trade, based upon the trade prin- ciples. The Funeral of Ex-Gov. ness Suspended, {Special Dispatch to thegtar | Boston, Noy. 2.—The funeral of Ex-Gov. Andrew took place st noon to-day trom the Berkley-street Church. Allof the public ot- fices were closed, the flags displayed at half- mast, and business generally suspended. Not only the church belis of Boston were tolled during the solemn ceremonies, but throughout the various cilies and townsof theSiate. Min- ate guns were fired from the Common, and from the State arsenal at Cambridge. The In- dependent Corps of Cadets acted as an escort, and the Adjutant General of the State was chief marshal of the civic organizations which Participated in the ceremony. They included the State and mauicipal officials. The mil- itary escort would have been larger, but the family did not desire it. The remains were carried to the towa of Hingham for interment. Erroneous Statement im regard to Euro peam Affairs. [Special Dispatch to the Star.} NEw York, Nov. 2.—Oable advices from Berlin to-day show that the telegram of yes- terday to the effect “that Prussia will inter- yene in the Roman difficulty should such ac- tion be necessary to preserve the peace of Eu is wholly incorrect. Count Biemarc! 's simply intimated & desire to be present at the Conterence pro} d by Moustier, the French Minister of State, to be held after the material difficulties on the Roman question are settled. Special cable advices from Paris to-day leave no doubt but what the French troops eentered Rome, the Contradiction in the dispatches of last night to the contrary not- Wwithstandin, the Sheriff (Special Dispatch to The Star.}} NEW URLEANs, Nov. 1—General Mower has removed Rebel General Hayes, Sheriff of New Orleans, and appointed in his stead Ex. liector Cushburk Bullet. Gen. Mower ges ns his ground of action that he feared that there might be another rioton the assem- bling of the Convention on the 234 of Novem- ber, and that Hayes would act as he did last year. The New Yerk Electio {Special Dispatch to the Star.) New York, Nov. 2.—The registration closes in New York to-day. The Tammany Hal! Committee claims that it shows so far, that they will increase their majority 15,000 over Governors vote last year in this city, and that this majority will insure the State tothe Democrats. The Political Campa! in the West, (Special Dispatch to the Star.] C1100, Nov. 2.—Hon. Geo. H. Pendleton of Obio, ts stam: Wisconsin for the Dem ocrats. He mando = Spook at Madison last night, in which he advocated the payment of the oop = fs emai eral o! wa and Illinois Congress- men arein town, on their way to Washington. pS thet aidba eB esse inden Maas Death of a Neted Politician. (Special Dispatch to the Star.) NASHVILLE, Noy. 1.—R. 8. Raulston, famil- liarly known’ ts ine Thaddeus Stevens o Tennessee, and the Fnseemy eee member of the Legislature, ———$_________ Thanksgiving out West. ‘Special Vispate! ‘the Star. Gorvkscs, OxI0, Nov. 8. tev. x has issued a naming Thursday, the 25th instant, as thanksgiving day. Feardicestoras= cathe LON Andrew—Busi- | FINANCIAL. During the week ending to-day there has been received at the Treasury Department from the Printing Division, $521,500 in Frac- tional Currency. Daring the same period the amount forwarded was as follows:—To U. 5. Depository at Chicago, $100,000; to National Banks and others, $159,602.15. Total, $259)- 602.15. The amount of securities held by the Treas arer of the United States in trust for Nationa’ Banks, reported to-day, were: For eirculating notes, $40,700,250; for deposit of public moneys, $35,170,450; total 378.870,700. The amount of National Bank currency is- sved during the week was $132,800, making the total amount issued Up to Gate, $304,987,611. From this ts to be @educted the currency returned, including worn out notes, amount- ing to $5,046,645, leaving in actaal circutation at this date, €299,238,796. ‘The amount of fractional currency redeemed and destroyed at the Treasury Departmen‘ during the week was $351,100. The receipts from internal revenue to-day ‘were $1,969,369.59, making a total smount forthe ‘week ending to-day $6,019,195.03, and the total since the beginning of the present fiscal year $73,808, 157.29. —_-__ Governm curities. Wasutnetom, Nov. 2, 1367—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the tollowing quotations of Gev- ernment securicies : U. 8. 6's Coupon, 1681... 112% U.S. Five Twenties, 1862. 1sig U.S. Five Twenties, 1864. 105 U.S. Five Twenties, 1865... 1065, . §. Five Twenties, Jan&J W7% Ten Forties nee U.8. Seven Thirties, July, 105% 105% BW YORK FIRGT BOARD SALES. pasahe a [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) Lewis Johnson & Oo. quote stocksand bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: Nuw Yorx. Nov. = ‘s. 1881, coupon, 112%; IS64,ex-coupon, 105 * 36; 7.30"S, second, 10534 %; Canton, 43; Cumberland, yer, 19; Mariposa, 9; do. preferred, 14. New York Central, 112s: Pacific Mail, 144; At- lantic Mail. 116%; Erie, 72 , ; do. preferred, 76; Hudson. 125}; Keading, 97 (; Michigan Central, 10s; Michig&n Southern, 7; Illinois Central, d and Pittspurg, » Nortn- lo. preferred. 65%: Rock Island, ayne, 97%: Ohio and Miss. Uer- W. U. Telegraph, 339,; Boston : Quicksil- 95%; Fort uficates, 25; Water Power, 16%: Cleveland and Toledo, 104 y: Gold, 141 4AND FINAL ersof the METRY t the Club H y requested to attend, APITAL BUI SOCIATION —The first. nw of dues in thi< new Building UESDAY EVEN DING AS ting for the Copies nstitution can b and shares secured on application to J Barr, President, No. 496 2th street. near DL. W. Sinsavaugh T: 3 9th street it end Centre Meeds, Secre t store No. 59 JRU JO Ds. . dent, BARR, Pri MORRIs, Vice Pre: retary ed to THE late are req) to Mr.C.B @.) in whose hands the all its outstanding accow W.D t _ October Sist, 1557 NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. Coryector’s Orrice, City Haut t Wasninotox, D.C., Octobe 1367 ¢ ix hereby given that provisions of An Act approved October 10th, 187 the rate of Property. Stocks, at one dollar and hundred dollars— uarter per cent.—of the assessed value erty. xes upon all property notin arrears 1 purposes. an abatement of «d from the 231 day of Octo- of vember, I both no abatement will be al- XES RECEIVABLE ON AND AFTER Ser A.G. HALL, Ta ron} Collector. rier. Apply, corner o JAMES BOYLE. no MS UBANT’s DINT D f u want a fresh BIRD or other delicacies for asic zo to DUBANT'S, northwest corner Penna. ave. and 6th street. nov 2-lw F°08 S4LE OF RENT, CHEAP a go> PIANO j of fine tone, and in’ first-rate order, with Stool and Cover. Can “1 BOSWELL’S Fancy Store, 30 | near Mth | GOVERMENT BOOTS AND CLOTIIN Just received from auction a 1: | jars: ot Govern ment BOOTS and CLOTHING, to be sold whole | sale or retail. at ' J WANTS. ee oe ee - At DUBANT'S, a good OYSTER Witckex: °° 2 it —A We Col: red Girl, to take care Ch aT he Benoa ieayia venue. “ Waren TO SELL CHEAT —Two BOW WINDOWS, at National Cigar Divan, cor rts ner D and oti ae. ANTED—An OPERATOR for Grover & Ba- Wit wing Machine. Also, 10 CLOAK a LANSBURGA & BRO. WASTED Dos cecvectatle girl = Sitg ATION as chambermatd and to assist in Jathing and trooing. Address Box TMMEDIATELY—A _WOTSE W itderen. (enue) for a small fart) a Tent corner ath and K steeets, Navy Yard. wo 2 3t* ABATORS on Grover a Bewi Machine Also pa hh cae Sai Ae = need apply at come Wy ANT ED —By middle ot November or let 0 De- W Sheer ar UNFURNISHED HOUSE. of 1 rooms. modern conveniences, central location Also. For Rent at same time, an URNISHED HOUSE of 7 rooms. Address A. M., Star office noz-3t* WO GOOD DRESS No. 241 1, near 1st JANTED IMMEDIA Wo UNFUR W.ASHikp Roobis: soutral location. Addrom A.M., Box 785 Post Office. ol-2t STED—A good RESTAURANT COOK Wiss at Girard House, No. 129 Bride xt, Gforgetown. 1-2 3% Siar OF 1t* MAKE WANTED AT ree! pol w ANTED—All kindsof OLD BOOKS in LARGE and SMALL QUANTITIES Highest prices Math street. | Call at no IGARS ani TO- Vholesale Tobac ch and Ist! iz. interest in the way of purchasing this class of goods. nol lw ANTED—MILLINER and DRESS MAKE. WwW ad willing to take one to learn the trade, corne’ oc 31-3t* YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION IN A: Drag Store; can influence some trade: salary Bo object. Address Dr. WELLS, Bladensbare, Ma. C S1-eost! FY le jal to the best. go to —— *° “ODEON HALL, oc 30-5t 446 Pennsylvania avenue. WwW TED—By a responsible tenant for a small family, a HOUSE of from six to ten rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Address B : on ai-at* Office z 02 i: OR $2,000 WANTED FOR SIX or $ 1 300 twelve oe ene pe os atta: ample security—y rty well established in bn Sinees. for which Sgeee bonus will be paid. ah ong M., Star Su interest im business. Address P. if W ASTED-A GERMAN FAMILY oli farm of 25 acres, oi attend general horses and the place. two miles fromthe city. ¢ 71 Louisisua avenuc, near 7th street, oc less than six room with modern impr dectcatly and pleasantly either in this city or G mouts, located, with good yard, eorgetown, for which cash ill be paid. Inquire of wil DC PSTORES & CO., Real Estate Brokers, oc 12-tf 460 isth street, corner F street. WANTED New and Cast-of CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of value, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro- ker's Store of R. FULTON & CO., 502 9th street, doors north of Penna. nne, Bole Agent for SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE jeo2-ly BALLS, PARTI REMEMBER HE KNIGHTS OF PLEA TION Wish to inform their fi give their inindaled SK A GRAND PRIZE AT THE WASHINGTON CITY GARD) Corner of Ist stre New Vork avert A prize will b Tickets 2 ladies "[ CCESAMENT NEAR There will be a Tor SPRING CLUB at Georgetown Heights, Hy nts, admitting a gentleman and no 2-2t ORGETOWN nament by the SILVER Hickorynut Hill just below the Red on the Rockville Road, on THURS- Y, Nov. 7th, if fair, if not, the next fair day. Dinner and Refreshments in a beutiful grove adjoining the grove. Proceeds to be applied to paying for the rectory of St. Albans Parish, D. ©. Commence at 11 o'ck Admittance 50 ¢ A fine band will be in attendance. no 2-4t Dares GRAND 7¥. BALL of the ROSE- DALE SOCIAL eorgetown, will on M¢ m t Jebra hint ion. Tickets $1, a1 No hats or cap? a’ m. No tickets admitted unless it mitiing lowed in the re aid. PERSONAL. DINING ROOMS north corner of Penna. aver t., Open from 7 UN a. m. every 5 21w Prove to be what they i shall be refunded. The on jor all Uterine Obstructions, Monthly Difficulties, aud all Interruptions or Irregularities of the Menstrual Perieds. 8F- N. B.—Thiese Pills shonld never be taken by females during Pregnancy, as they would be sure tocause Miscarriage, Offic’ 179 South B « b and lth, Island. ny BETTANSTA TEA POTS, BRITTANNIA COFFEE POTS, BRITTANNIA TEA SETS ALMOST AS GOOD AS SILVER. PRICES ARE Low. GEV. FRANCIS, 490 7TH STREET. from the manufactory of Stein > way & Sons ve just been received w the Music Store of nate We & METZEROTT & Co. JOHN J PEABODY, =e are GUN AND LOCKSMITH, AND DEALER IN POWDER, SHOT. BALLS, PERCUSSION CAPS, AND CARTRIDGES OF ALL KINDS. No. 414 Datreet, between sth and 7thstreets, oe Si-ly Washington. D.C CROCKERY. CHINA, GLASSWARE, FINE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE. We now have a full stock of the above goods, at 4s low prices as they can be purchased in Northern cities. WEBB & BEVERIDGE, ocSl-it™ 504 (Odd Fellows’ Hall) 7th st. Firvevan ren of "Appiy o MEGRSCH RS 'L, 169 7th st., between 0 and P. 0031-3t* EW CO-OPERATIVE STORE, 487 NINTH N §TREET, BETWEEN D AND a Best Family Groceries at lowest rates. Choice patter, Eggs, Hi 1" ams, A No. 1 Mackerel, Golden lasses.Welch’s Flour, New Buck- wheat and Graham Fiourcjost received "ApEIcs ‘ruits al becription Cranberries and other ‘Treasurer will receive the store at all hor wv GLOVES! GLOVESI! at oo22-1m, GLOVES !1! al BUCK SKIN KID. DOG SKIN CLOTH. CALF SKIN ERLIN, SHE! KIN LISLES, EP 8] FAWN BUC LE Ekston Beck etisMiors. Any of the above king LINED or UNLINED, at Clothier SEVENTH OTBEET Adjoining Nat. Bank of the Bepublic 369 SEVENTH STREET. CARPETS: CARPETS:!: CARPETS CHEAPER THAN EVER. Ibi just received a large of INGE: TN CARPETS that poe nell former prices. ave ‘cents per yard less than soon ane WOOL at 90 cts. ta $1, worth $1.10 to PLENDID ARTIOLE at @1.25 to $1.0, worth BAG, COTTAGE and HEMP at 99,60 and 70 cents per yard, KINDS OF FURNITURE. euch os t. hambe: Kitchen Furniture of ail kinds ater’ ti ives that u lew Call Enc'cheapest articles tn bie city” =e HENRY BONTz, 369 Seventh street, between I and K, near Northery Market, Also, A! es 0c 29-6t D8, SCHOAN MAY BE CONSULTED BY Or ladies in need ef hi- services at his new office, nd 2th 496 © street, near New Jersey avenue, from 9 Tih street 4. m..to%p.m. No attention willbe pall to let- JOHNSON & SUTTON. | ters whatever. ho 2-5t* ADIES. TRY THE CELEBRATED MADAME SREMOV $ OFFIC! 4 BOVIN'S FEMALE PILLS. and if they do uot id tale hg rg cediate Rah fa represented, y Orders left at Mr. Maje rags th and H sts, will be attended to. oc} T.. ABOVE PA. AVE. Diseases, Skin Diseases, and Eruptions on the Face, &c., thoroughly cur in the shortest time possible by him. Recent cases in from 12 to 45 hours. Female Irregularities clieved. Rooms private. Terms reason- Ure NO pay. ‘0c 31-6t" LIME!!!—LIME for $1.50 4 © barrel, best quality, in small or iorge quantities Also, CEMENT. GRAVEL, HALE. and LATHS. GRAVEL ROOFING done in the tT manner, and at the shortest notice. WHITE GRAVEL for garden walk THOMAS FAHEY, oe 29-1m 20th street west and canal. Fost TO MY HUSBAND. Weill, George, | want to get my hair dressed | | Fanny that coste so much | hh! No. ', it does not cost more than you 5] ima Barber shop. See Mi fir dresse Shorthair, $0.25 Lot ai £0 | Shampooing short hair, ng hair, Gutaldethe door, 1.20 | Shampooing 1 ir, Flower & Curis, 200|~ and dressing it, On hand, large ‘of Perfumery, Lo: Hair of every ‘extra color, Braids, Qurle. Lavin be Wigson hand of made to order. At DEMON. GEOT'S HUMAN HAIB STORE, 275 Penn. av, bet. 10th and lith sts., south side. se 3-6m ad Demongeot’s prices. Get for ladies or gent., oe M ILTON J. SAFFOLD, (Formerly of Montgomery, Alabama,) ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOB-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D. ©. Office No. 428 D Street, Opposite the City Hall, Will practice in the Supreme Court of the United States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis- trict of Columbia. Claims and Department business will recetve prompt Attention, ne 18-tf BOARDING. Fo RENT—Comfortably furnished ROOMS for rent, with or without BOARD, at No. 257 E Street, between 14th and 15th. no 2-6t* LARGE PLEASANT ROOM may be had, with BOARD. 21 Penn. avenue, between 2th and 25th street: mo2-6t" | pei MS. WITH BOARD. fora gen tleman wife, or two or three single gen- tlemen, in a private family, at 374 loth street. FROARDING—First-clase BOARD for members Bet ‘01 Pleasant ROO fe had’ot No tsi Wad street, Senge can 0. asl % town: opposite the residence . D. Cooke, Esa. Im POE RENT ‘private family, neatly-fur- Stished BOOMB, Sith or mitmsat” board ar three unfarnisbed ROOMS, sul for bouse- keeping, will be let to a good tenant, at ington street, Georgetown. ‘oc 31-3t" 'W BOARDING HOUSE.—Firet-class Table G6 Acs SOINO HORE rngcae Zot n corner Ave., formerly known as the Joy House. ols-im= (['8 HOWARD BOARDING HOUSE, South eat corner st. Pa. Auction sore, Laving ‘boon entirely fonotarta tes ‘ON and refuruished % lucted as a first-class ing House. Persons good sccommodation early Sfrooms. Also,one very fine Ofise ter oc 14-Im* MERE }, of imported American ODEON HALL, ec M-5t «| Corner 4% street @ud Ponn, sreaue. APNE ROOM ino without board at FS RENT—A oi Tith street, bet FOR SALE AND RENT. to rent FA oom BRICK HOUSE P.No. 256. wy OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE with «ix rooney one P \eavenue Key atdrug store on uppost Dee No. 5 sind 5 M EOND OR RENT—One tur fornished PAK CHAMBERS. suilat ope square of the © streetcars 318 nor OR RENT—Threw anfern ROOMS on second floor LOUK. an . and Ist streets west, nret bouse from lst +! ‘OR RENT—One two-story BRICK containing six rooms and B Stable. £.6W feet of HOUSE st ¢ 0 rooms. bad ot and cold wate uquire : ee TOs FELL Beal Estate Agent. office 863 Sth etree! w ne 2-it pear north I © 1 location d ford store. $1 ne LOTS on north We have an immedi 500 to $3,000 We want several HOU Bished. Ath street, betwi le purchaser fora HOUSE ES, Furnichel or Unfar ag for Good Tenants wher areconected OAT PCHELL & HOLTZMAN Real Estate Brokers and Intelligencer Bui rente side. being the Apply at 021 515 Maryland a and 6th strects, Island— bath-room. Inquire 4) 2 gas, water s and Fem BENT-* suite of three Rim d or third Moors. onfurnished, with gas gnd water. Apply at No. 114 21 street and F. - FRAME HOUSE ® Bice “ Loa No Lg iT Will bs rented low te location b4 Sth etreet. between M and N T—FURNISHED, excepting 2 rooms, 360 Massachusetts avenue, between 1th and 12th streets, 6 cond size and 2 small rooms, suitable for houstkeeiag. Location unsarpa Apply on the prem’ . no Ltt F% RENT—Op 12th street ynare from ‘Penna. ave One ROOM, with sitting re in der ate. Cor no 1-tf ai , OR RENT, SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED PARLORS AND BEDR« FURNITURE, &., entirely new, and in ene of the most desitable Lcatfonsin city of Washington, Willard’s Hotel, the No. 457 13th st., b Apply on the premises Fok Atk —one street. B.A oc 31 3t* Foss street only one minut bit House and ki K and F streets, weet ity for_sale._G MARSHALL, cor. 7th and. street, between Also, furnt 569 next ¢ GR us. Inguire T State Department, TWO 1st ~ Broker. Tr? LET. ti 4(*HAMBERS. One ue- furnished FRONT BOOM. firet floor; two well furnished (HAM RS, second fi a 339 F street, between 9 10th ots. __ ocd at* FOR SALE —Four ST in Seventh street market. Pre od nt Owner has oc them ten years for butter, &. BE, A. M ALL, cor. 7th and D Fok SALE-A Stewarts COOKING STOVE, with fixtures. in perfict order, and but little tsed, will be gold for half the price of @ new. ome, Apply at No. 302, cor. Hand ith ets, oc B-3t FOE OBESTS ALE, pes, months ® FRAME OESE, in block on J9th street west. between Qand Bnorth; water on the premises; wood and conl house complete. Apply to A. P. FARDON, Room 3, Office Internal Reveau: ‘oc 31.3t* FURNISHED ROOMS single ori west corner 10th and H streets Foffice. 34 45 street, )LDSTEIN & CO. ‘Two three-story BRICK HOUSES, n M strect north. between 19th aad Apply to B. FORKEST, No 78 rgetowh, D. ¢ oc Bat® four sets of Red Silk DAMASK w First street, FOSS lined with white silk: vers emed pleige.at 8. GOLDSTEIN & kers, 34.45) street 7: act: original cost at 5S. GOLDSTEIN & oc iupure 4 k onfec- sale. a CAKE BAKERY and RY. now doing « good business; Reason for selling given Taquire at the Star off oc Dlw* FOE SALE OR RENT—A BARBER sHoP im & central location and doing a good business: satisiactory reason given for sell! on given November ath, “opposite Metropolitam oe 25 rooms and well se os FORREST (An clecantly fornished four-story BRICK HOUSE. containing 10 rooms. kitchem cellar, bath-room, gas, ai Water. Desirable lo- cation: few steps from Pa. avenue; near Treasw Inquire at No. 275 Pa. avenue, H. ULKE'S lery. N GEORGETOWN —FOR BR ee) fortable BRICK HOUSE 01 Sr location, 33 Prospect street. water in yard. gas in- troduced. Apply soon te ORM E & COOPER. 100 Bridge street 1c 2-9t™ $200 CASH AND $40 MONTHLY wilt prchase one of those two three. stor h porches known as 362 and 366 between C and D; one square grounds; or will exchauge fer ¥ STARR & METCALF. corner isth street and N. ¥ iChronicle.} Fee SALE, ON EASY TERMS—The handsome three-story and beck building BRICK HOUSES. nen for gasand ter and al! mod- ern improvements, now being erected on U street, streets. Lots 19; feet a thirty foot alley. between 13th and Mth 145 feet each, running back to Houses set back 15 fect from building line for ter- races infront. Will be completed about Novem- r 19th, 1867. Terms. One-fifth cash; balance in four years, one- eighth of the deferred paymeste to be made cwery aye JONN R ELVANS & C8. {Intel.,Chron., i-xpress, Repu! z Rows ‘Oh RENT—ONION HOTE! D- ING. D.C. Baving mnie ibe Bengals ees, ats Sener houses wit ’ , in suite sic eepeee pee gag tamaten Cara aes . For BILE se Do. oi ~ NISHED HOUSES for rentat 91. Bish, Sre ta the Rest Pocatlons tu Weattapton, two very elegant HOUSES cngaraiebed c19.30t Corner Louisiana ave, and 6th street. TRNISHED ROOMS FOR nusylvaniu avenue, Sal "—At No. 391 coi 4s and 6th ste. 1 Office Desks; 15 Office 1 3 Blankets: ert an oc T-2w* ‘th street, pear nD at. the corner o} 5 J.OR RENT—A 5 . Venge meters balit B BRICK REST en 4 & Vest, and will be low ire’ chase autho. oc 12-Stawsw___No. 48 La. uve’, core atkiat. a desirable oppcrtunity to invest or ohtain Dasinese location, and will be sold at a OBAB. 8. WALLACE. ‘A -at-Law, 0¢ 12-Stawde 42 La. ave., cor. 6th st.