Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. @ for “AvoTion SALgs"” advertisements see fourth page of to-day’: Star. LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-NIGHT. NATIONAL TnEaTRe.—Ristori as Marie An- toinnetre. Watt's Orzra Hovss—Sixth night of “Under the Gas-light.” Tue Cimecvs.—Meesrs. Thayer & Noyes are sucereding admirably with their mammoth cireus at the corner of Eleveoth street and Louisiana avenve. The arrangements have all been perfected, the ring is in excellent order, and the equestrian and acrobatic troupe as composed of superior performers. a Tut MARTHA WasuincTon SOCIAL TEMPLE No. 1 —Quite a large number of indies and gentlemen, most of whom were members of tne Order, assembied iast nigbt at Unior Hall. where a pubiic ins' m of officers of Martha Washington Social Temple, Tem. Perance Urder, took place. The sight was one of a very interesting character, especially to the unipitiated. ALS o'clock, the ceremonies of the evening ‘Were insugurated by 8 :ady officer, at whose Commend tbose who were pot in regalia, were instructed fo put on their badges and take their pisces as designated in the rules regulating the Association. ‘The usual opening services having been got- tea through with, the order for installation of the newly elected officers was given, and thereupon, under escort, those who had been selected to serve for the next (erm were con ducted into the balland duly installed. The cerrmonies were jointly conducted the male and female incumbents of office, each of whom performed their with intellige: and composure. At in daring th ye beautiful airs on the melodeon. accompanying the same with superior vocalization. The following is the jist of the aewly in- stalled officers. S. P.T., Mrs Ada Spurgeon; Mrs. Sarah B P.T., George A. Marx; S.V. T. CBase, B. V f, P. D. Foster; 5. B.U., Jay Edson: S. K., Miss an; B. R., Warren Lincoln; S. T., . Bronner; B. F. Sec., S. W. Stacy: S.G. Sec , Miss Nina Parknurst; B. S. Sec., J. R. Edson The exercises of installation having been coneluded, Mrs. Ada Spurgeou,S. P.T, was ealiea on to address the Temple. She thanked the meeting for the honor dune her, and then sci that she was thoroughly a woman's rights ‘woman, and believed her sex equal in every Tespect tothatof man. ur progresq is on- ward, and it became the women to put their sboulders to the wheel and assist in the great Work of reformation. It was woman alone who suffered from the evil effects of strong drink. Teferrrd to an article recently pub- lished im some city paper, objecting to females joimapg any of the orders, because it would bave a tendency to interfere with the men in their business. Now she wished she kn who the author of that article was. If his | logic was true, it showed that themen were atraid of the women—afraid of their superior- | S. con d ber remarks at some 4 closed with an earnest exhortation bebalf of temperance, aad urged ber sex to ite themselves forthwith wid some such organizaiion &s was then In session. Mr. Aiken next addressed the Temple in ad- vooaey of the cause of temperance. Mr. GL. Vance was thea called mpon. and adoressed the meeting for about half an hour, losing With a statistical exhibit of the quap_ Snd cost of the iiquor manufactured and crank im this country. Ibe meeting closed with singing and prayer. —e TREET H Tue Sixth Before the Hi J Yorpus morning, Warden Heustis, of the jail, bad be- jore Judge Wile, in answer toa writ of Aa- s, Henry Johnson, who, it will be cbarged with baving killed Thomas A. Smoot, of Alexandria. on the 20th t June last. Johuson looxsremarkably well, ond appeared quite cheerful when he met a bomber of Bis friends in the court-room, cnd conversed with them. His counsel, Mr. Da- vidge and J. H. Johnson, were present, reaay to enter im the case and asked the discuarge of the prisoner or bis admission to bail. Judge Woyhe stated that be would be obliged to post- poke the Dearing until Saturday next. and the | Prisoner was remanded. It as wnderstood that the counsel have newly-discovered evidence tending t> show the prisoner acted in the heat of passion, and Gid bot premeditate the killing charged, but tbat it was the result of his discovery that the deceased was in adulterous ictercourse with bis wife. it will be recollected thatthe ac- cused was before Judge Wylie a sbort time After the Bomicide on a writ of Aaleas corpus, the application being for Bis admission ‘o bail, which was refused. , —— TEACHERS OF UoLORED ScHOOLs —The teachers ot colored scbools held a meeting yes- terday afternoon at the Free Library, 5th s'reet, at which Mr. E. Norton presided, and wss opened with prayer by Mr. Gregory. Mr. Norton read an essay, by Mrs. Picks, on the best methods of learning and teaching. in ‘WhicB she suggests that a normal school of the teachers be established, in which the teachers sbould practice reading, and thus be- come adepts im that usefal brai Dr. Edwin Leigh, of New Yor end spoke of a method of spelling which he bed gotten up, in which the letters by shape indicate ther sound. He bad introduced Primer in the St. Louis and Bostor schools with satisfactory results, and also ina Ger- jool in New York, with like results - Z Richards testified to the good results of this method of teaching in Boston, where Le bad witnessed it in practice Mr. Newton announced that Mr. S. J. Bowen, Postmaster, bad advanced the salaries of the teachers for the past month, and a resoiu- tion of thanks was voted to Mr. Bowen. ‘Mr. Kichards said there should not be any apprehension ou tae score of salaries kere- alter. or Orrnass’ Court, Judge Purcell —To-day the willoft Francis Elvans was tally proved and admittea to probate, and istters testa- mentary issued to John K. Elvans—bond $9.00. ‘The will of the ate Eliza Wilkins, bequeath- ing ber estate to her children, and nominating S. P. Robertson and Samuel Uaseidy as execa- tors, was filed for probate. James F. Meline was appointed guardian to the orphaa of F. M. Meline—bond $2,000. The general account of the orphans of Samuel C. Smoot, (and individeal account): frstamd figalof admumistrator with will an- nexed of Elinor R. Lang; first of administrator me= Little: first of guardian to orphan of M. Minor; second of guardian to orphans of George Burns and accounts of in- come —___ LARCENY — Yesterday it was reported at lice Beadquarters that Mra Gnioe De Heuer, resigipg at No. 159% Pennsylvania avenue, had lost by robbery a silk sack. dresses, &c., and the case was put in the hands of Detect- ives Kelly aud Higley, who recovered the ar- Ucles, whieh bad beem p&wned, and baving a description of the party they last evening “eailed”’ him at the Teutonis Hall, and took ‘him to police headquarters, where he gave the pame of Samuel L. Risdem, aitas Rice, a tele- . and bad on his a = of recommendation from promi- Bent pe in the city. indicating that he was applying for an office under the Government. next, and give Jot on Sixth Ivaninavenue Their collection of Spimals ts large and complete, they Dave some celebrated ay The ——_———— SBASONABLE RECRBATION.—Ool. George H. Pbillips, of the Interior JA F0y, consisting of ten or dozen others, left cirteemth street wharf this morning on a ‘iebing @nd Bunting expedition down the river. ‘They expect to be gone twelve or fifteen days, Tiron cawtpens, with & goodly store of com- . Neutralizers against the evil effects of sudden planges into the river or shower bstbs from the clouds were also op hand. Al- together, tbe trip bids tair to be a piasant one. —e—— Pioneer Au interesting game was p White afternoon. Lot yesterday Sicumity vor Hawes yesterday Waiver & butcher, ‘was caarged by Lieut. Noona: Ung a dangerous sted and wail to remain on Sie premiers, 452 5th street. He was required © give security tor court. —_o—___ Rayisw.—In our notice of the suit of O’Don- Sell against the Yesterday, we C@ited to state that the pisintiff claims that by tne accident be bad several ribs broken, An¢ claims for these injuries 83000 in addition © (be damages done to ‘is horse and carriage, Comtxo ow MonDay.—Gen. Tom Snd wite, Com Nutt, and Miss Mianie W;: Fen. the greatest wonders of the age, will give ievees at Metzerott Hall all next week. | nel ecross the fais, 1b., 25¢.5 next, Sart Beet, 12a1: joi Beer isc Veal, sade, Matton, caer, ‘We, Lamb, 15a20c; Lard, 1Sc.; Pork, fresh, i5ai8e.; 50c.: Spring Ubiekens, per doz.: Ohickens Pinch wi Teese ae ae ne: Bi 0aplece 25c. per doz.: Tomatoes, 60 . k.; New Honey 0 thoes per ponnd: Apples, new. per — 7sc. Apples, dried, 75c. Leeks, buach, 5c. Spinpach, eo Turnips, 30. Pe cts. Beans, butter, 2c.; white, Toasts cr herries, qt., S0c.' Rad. ishes, per bunch. Dh., 5c. Onions, 45¢. Okra, 30c.; Parsnips, 5c. Fieh Nek ae jarge, each, €2.50; small, Perch, 50 cents; Het g pe doz., 30050 cents; Shad, 25 to 30 cents each; Halibut 25 cents Ib. Rye, per bus. , #1.50881.75.. Corn Meal. $1.50 Shipstaff, S0c. Brownstuff. dling, 90c.; Shorts, 3540c.; Corn, shi ‘$1.50; ear, Db)., $5887. Se. head; Asparagus, | 10320 cents per bunch. Cran- Tries cents a quart Cymlines, per doz, 40850c.; Snap Bean 253500. is per pk. Potatoes, per peck, Petyoaloc. Mut. berries, per quart, 10 cents. Cucumbers, per dozen, 20 cents. Rabbits 40 a 50 ceats each. Pears, $2 per peck. Green Pepper Pods, SI per 100. Blackbirds. 50 cents per doz. El- derberries, 8c. per gt.; Peaches, dried, 25 cents per qt. Plumos. 12c. per qt. Sweet Potatoes, pk. 25a40c. Grapes, per Ib., 12a%e. Chestnuts, #2 per peck. Cheese, 25c. per Ib. Lemons, 50c. per doz Cttrems, 5c. each. Turkeys, $2a$3. ‘Snipes, 75 cents each. pusnae Tae AGRICULTURAL Faiz AND Horse Snow.—To-day the grand opening of the horse show is taking place, and the fair may be now to be in fall operation. There is quite @ good display of agrecultural impi ments, &c., om the ground, and many moreare sbout being entered. The cattle, swine, poul- try, &e., is not all in, but droves of cattle, &: are nesr by under shelter, and will be om the greund to-day in the sheds set apart for them. Ample accommodations baye been made for the exbibition of stock, and the track is in fine order. Among the horses on the ground are the following: G. m. Luc: g- Cok ly, b. m. Fanny Allen, b. g. Frank, g. 8. lronsides, b.m. Beli of Washington, b. m. Josephine, Brown George, Kingston, and Lady Kossuth. Theprocession to the fair left the Na‘iopai Hotel im this etty about one o'clock this after- noon. ‘There were @ number of invited cuesis in carrisges, among whom was Mr. Jones, Vice President of the United States Agricul- tural Society. The fifth calvary band, the holy hill band. and a number of ‘rotting horses were in the procession, which moved towards the Presidents House by F street, retarning by Pennsylvania avenue. and thence to the is of the National Fair. This afternoon the first trial of speed takes place tor the District purse of $500. mile hears, € st three in five, for wbich the following en- tries bave been made: Moscow. Lady Bright- Foes; Lady Elinor, General Sherman, and este. The passenger agent of the Orange and Al- exanoria rairoad, Mr. Stephen Tilley, has issued circulars en the routbern end of bis road, offering to carry iseight and give fire, on# way free, to those desirous of attending the exhibition. Eagle, Magoosl —_—s Passep THROUGH Sarety.—A two-han- dred ton vessel passed through the“borthern araws ot the railroad snd long bridges th morning, for Georgetown. taking the old chan- nd thence direct to that place. The experiment was a successful one, very much to the surprise of a great many per- sons, who believed the attempt utterly im. practicable, as communication through this Passage bad been suspended over twenty years since. The impression has prevailed for @ number of years past that the water near the northern shore and west of the long bridge has become more shallow every year, and therejore this route has been abandoned, and the sbipping has made the circuit around the southern shore. Now, however, it ha> been Sscertgined that the reverse is the fact, and instead of there being & decrease of water, it has increased in depth—or, rather, a more perfect channel has formed. This is an im- | Portant discovery for our commerce, inasmuch SS vessels discharging cargoes at the Wasb- ington wharves can cut off between four and five miles to Georgetown by avoiding the ne- cessity of taking the southern channel. Steps will be soon taken to resurvey the water grounds. —————— FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE Srreev Ralit- ROAD—A Boy Killed.—This morning about 9 O'clock, a boy named Charles Green, bet ween 7 and = years of age,son of Mr. Thomas Green, a letter carrier, residing on C street, near First street west, was killed in New Jersey avenue by one of the cars of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad running over him. It =ppears from statements made by persons near by at the time, that the deceased with two other boys was playing on the car, which was braked up and had no horses attached, and by some means the brake was loosened and the car stired down the grade, when the boy Green fell off, and under the car, the wheels passing over bis head fracturing the skull and literally crushing out his brain. He was of course killed instantly. The body was im- mediately taken up—Sergeant Pierce and UMi- cer Brewer and others assisting—and Dr. Mupcer was called but could be of no service. There are other rumors 1m relation to he affair, one of which is that the boy was thrown off by the car running round the curve, and still Snotber that at the time he was attempting io geton the car. The Coroner was immediately Botified, and before the jury the facts ,wiil come out. —_—_—__. Tux River Front, November 2, 1867.—Ar- rived— Steamer Pioneer, from Accotink, with a load of wood for Harvey, Clarke & Given. Carter's Wharf—Arrived—Schr. Kate FE. Rich, Baker Doughty, from Philadelphia, ith 404 tons of coal for George Bogus, Pr. » A. Wood & Co, and J. E. Miller & Co. "s Wharf —Arrived. brs. Lynch- pt. Van Cleat, from New York, with oementto J. Sullivan: Orgo, Carey, is loading atthis wharf with scrap iron, consigned to Philadelphia by EK Fav. Sizth Street Wharf —The steamer Express Jett the wharf this morning for Baltimore with & large passenger list and beavy consignment of freight. Fowler's Wharf_—Arrived—Long-boat Smot. Douglas, from Chopawamsic, with iumber and wood consigned to Fowler & Co. —__~——— Scrreme Court tx GexeraL M.— Yes- terday. after our report closed, an appeal was preyed in the case of Allen agt. Coyle, and bond fied. This morning, the case of Pierce agt. Gox Was taken up. This bill is brought to have the administrator of James R. Young invest 21,200—8 cy left by his will—in a nouse for the benefit of Mrs. Pierce. The defendant —— on the J oma that this legacy was sat- isfled during lifetime of the testator, by his ~ & bouse for Mrs. Pierce. Messrs. mt and Phillips for the plaintiff, and Messrs. Davidge and B. G. Levejoy for the defendant. ELECTION oF UFricers.—Last evening, the following gentlemen were elected officers of oomngne Grove, No. 1, United Ai Order ef Druids:—Thomas Rich. G. Dudley, V. 3 ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.—On Thursday last Mr. George Strom, residing in the eastern sec- tion of the city, and employed at the Insane Asylum, was run over by ap ox-cart laden with brick on the grounds, and was so severe- ‘Sue! &s to cause nis death last evening. ‘be ‘was a member of the Knights of Pythias and other benevolent o: which will attend his funeral to-morrow. Guality ine bond of e000 et the oe gl yina or nex! of the County Court, which meets on Monday, the 4th instant. THe Yacut N, jal.—This fast craft, which is now lying at the foot of street wharf, will be sold A after- y Steuart, ioney of which a relieved on ‘Thi aa Pow at Indiana avenue and Ist ashe was leaving train. —o—_— Sau SOLpimRe.—Oficer Firth woman ni before Justice liquor to soldiers. M monthly meeting the Ni Li Assavtt wita Intext to Kicb.—Fran- pend a, nae ita bomen Pd apo Wecue yesterdny, c! with comm! ‘an assau! gy ‘Antonio with intent to kill. charge was sustained, and the accused sent to jail for court. gS a ee Satz or Rea ATE.—Messrs. Green & Williams, auctioneers, yesterday sold part of lot No. 12, in square No. 490, with improve- ments, to John M. Young, for $15,000 This Froperty bas for many years been known as ‘owers’ printing office. Miss LUCILLE WaTson,—This dashing and gracetul rider at Thayer & Noyes Uircus, is tarning the heads of the yoang men aboat town. ake SS WEArons.—H. D. Saxton was fined $20 yes- terday by J ce Harper, for having about him @ concealed weapon, and @1 for being drunk and disorderly. SANITARY.—Three dead horses and six smaller animals were reported and removed yesterday. ——-_—__ Persowat.—Jim Mulligan, the negrocome- dian, is in town. DRY GOODS, &c. Lavense DECLINE IN PRY Goops. CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTHS, NOVEMBER 2, 1867, $50,000 WORTH of New Goods just received. The largest, and Cheapeststock of DESTRABLE GOODS to be fount anywhere in this part of the country. Our DRESS GUODS department li complete in 11 the new fabrics of this season's importation, ould call special attention to a lot of EM CLOTHS, IRISH, ENGLISH and NS of all the new and beautiful auch sought for “BIS- shad MARCK An immense stock of DOMESTIC COTTONS and FLANNELS, bought after the great decline in will be sold less than they have been fur irs of BED BLANKETS at man- king but the discount. ie and Colored COUN- On our Second Floor can be found a choice and superb stock of CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTHS, following prices At the Our store rooms, consisting of three floors, are all full, making a steck of nearly One Hundred ‘Thousand Dollars worth of the best class goods ered ee market, and constantly receiy- w snpplies The lowest price will he named at once. All goods warrauted as represented |) the sales- W. W. BURDETTE 31 Tth-strect, between Cand K MAGNLPICEN® STOCK OF DRESS GOODS. We take pleasnre in announcing to onr numer- pus customers and the public that we now have hand one of the largest and most superb stocks INE DRESS GOONS that have ever been offers? in this market: and having procured the most of n within the past two weeks at the late large k and Philadelphia at x © prepa: U them. in Many ipstances, as low as t betore the We name, in part, the fo ng very cheap M0 pices of Lupin’s French Merinoes, from cents per yard up. comprising all the various colo and qualities, and all cheap £0 pietes Lupin’s Colored Empress Cloths, from 75 cents per yard up. in all aualities, amd will be ct tity re a st plins and Ottoman all-woo’ iful «hades of Blue, Green, 1 marck elegant all-wool Plaid Poplins, from 75 v yard up lr pieces very neat all-wool Delaines, in beautl- I qnality. at cents per yard Wpleces high-eclored Lapin’s Printed Merinos, ndid quality. at $1 per . very handsome Printed and Striped £m othe - W pieces beantiful, neat-figured Silk and Wool Pophtn 5 pieces very neat style Broche Empress Cloths, ‘k figare, with many lower-priced Dress Goods, h we are selling very cheap. Iso cal! particular attention to our magni ficent stock of BLACK AND COLORED DRESS SILKS AND REAL IRISH POPLINS, in_all the most cho shades that are ds ‘able. ealso call attention to our immense stock of MOURNING GOoDs, Lupin’s mannfacture, eng eg Empress Tamise Cloth, Ottoman Pp, Bombazines. h Mergnos, double and single width De nes.and atl other desirable Black Goods now ured “All goods marked in. plain figures at the lowest cash price. “No deviation aliowet & ‘ oc 29 Stddeost b Ss Market Space. Ouv prices: | All the best makes of CALICOES, 1254 and 15 icents, e yles DELAINES. 20 and 25 cents, fist 4 BLEACHED MUSLING, cents Gocd SHIRTING MUSLIN, 12% and 15 cents. NOW IS THE TIME To BUY. JW. SELBY & ©O., 323 Pennsylvania avenue, Near where the avenue and Seveuth strect cars fi, stop. (south side. Menzwos, POPLINS, MPRESS CLOTHS. sere EMPRESS CLOTHS, = PLAIDS, ALPACAS, Just received from Auction. ve h le ao J. W. SELBY &60., 323 Pennsylvania avenue, (sonth ef oc B near Seventh str: Reeve DAILY, AT EMORY BAXTER’S, 115 Penn. avenue, between 19th and 2th streets, RY GOODS For Fall and Winter trade, con: Blankets, from $4.75 to §15; Towels. Napki nels, B i feauitiful assortment of Plain, and J A ,, Empress Cloths, and Delaines, Piheantiful aceortment of SHAWLS, just re- eived, which will be sold 10 per cent. cheaper than bought elsewhere. ociT-2w* got ae TILE “STANLEY IAT.” hi . 80 ular in New ct i TIT TUASe | Hatter and Furrier 234 Pa. ave., bet. 12th and lth, SEVENTH STREET. 486 SHOW CASE FOR SALE. SHOW CASE, containing six large lights Pe ae ee ar: naar Lepe for « milli- ery, hat fan ‘tore. a BEET vat oF Taney store,“ WARERITER'S, no} 3t" No. 456 7th st., bet. D and FE sts. NERY Mm MISS SANFORD Has removed from theStore in Market Spac the New Show Room 248}, Penpsylv: foe Cypress ire joy ee 3 Hairs and. ix prepared to <xhibit an elegant as- fortment of FRENCH BONNETS and reihteD Ss. no 9 no 1-2 486 Bi « M. BABE Y’S SHOW CASE WAREROOMS, 59 LOUISIANA ANENUE, Between 6th and 7th streets. No. _uot-tm* LApms DEEss FURS A fall and ‘complete assortment of LADIES FURS, now opened. embracing HUDSON BAY AND MINK SABLE ROYAL ERMINE nM TEE SCENE WATER MINK. &c.. do. All of which will be sold af redideed prices B. ET: Hatter and Furrier, iw ie bet STINE: 34 Penn. avenus ‘tween 12th and $8" gs S-$8-$5-85-58- 9g ME OVERCOATS LIVES TON OVEROOATS. tf signed hi t The undersieee Dy. : toa? yf K and Fourtee: sti Sine of the street sve atew de a * wve a few de- Sable Hooms torent. insulte Deu FIRST-CLASS BOARD provided ene: room, or private tables fur- ished | : baa os cchapaiet aa WALEER LEWIS, a ; Formerly stewar We Ad iprings. Formerly well-known steward on steamers. no 1-6t TITENTION, SHORMARERS! would tion of buyers that we: now getting oat out known CAL Patan rm WSKUAn Rips Ure, orttts, ae eal ‘sce for yourself, .'T, BRISSEY & ROSE, no 1-3t* 97 and 91 Loulslans arene, 4 PAPERHANGINGS T. and pete OUR a mL aveaue. 0050-66, MASRIED. BOHRE! ct 01 NCOCK. On October tath, at the resid of the bride’ her, by Rev. John Ches- ter, G. Pl SN TATA an fi both ofthis city.” No cards. - NWICK—| ERT. On Tuesday, October at ry ce Re Md. to Miss ALICE k. HERBERT, of thi a Ht Ss onaratawis Béncotr Woase coy.) TASSIN—TILLEY. ly Rey. Alfred Ames, VIVIEB TASSIN U.S. Army. to MARY, ter of Charles Tilley, of Washington, DC. No cards, COALE—CARTER. In this city,on the 29th of ber by ev, Dr. Pinckney. D.D.. JOHN CORTE, Ue BK ie EMIGIE CARTER, daughter of the late George H. Jones, ZIMMERMAN—SIMONS., On October goth by the Rev. Father Lynch. HENRY M. ZIMMER e MAN to Miss FANNIE SIMONS; all of Washing- ton. Ht. On Thursday October 31st, after siul iliness, Mrs. KM. SMITH. a ni mouth, England, in the 62d year of her age. The friends of the family are respectfully invit to attend the funeral from the residence of her son- in-law, L. Vessey, 373 L street north,on Sundey afterndon at 25s o‘clock. * CLARK. On the Ist inst.,Mrs. ANN F.CLARK, relict of the late Dr. 'd W Clark, aged 75 years, The friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon. at half ast 20'clock. from the residence of her son-in-law, Peter F. Bacon, No. 3 Indiana avenue, DENMAN. November 1, MARY, infant daugh- ter of Hampton B. and Mary Denman, LOST AND FOUN REWARD-—For a red and white COW, $20 No horns or ear marks; short tail and white face; at No. 242 G street. _no 2-2t* a tolen, on the 28d of GH REWARD. —Strayol or stolen, on the 2d 6 long top of her horns Coto long tail, The sboeens? ator » athe abore ward will be given if returned 10 HENRY RAD: ill be given if returned J.ave., bet. L st. and N.Y. w 215 N. We. no 2-, 10 BEXAED —Strayed, TEN HEAD OF § CATTLE. marked across the loin and shoulder; six Steers and four Heifers. The above will be paid by delivering them at 529 91 the Center Marke iz = REWARD—Strayed awa, $5 tober. a Light Brown co ear; hole bored in left horn, on th } two euts on each nd saw cut through to the hole. The above reward will be paid if re- turned to FRANK REST, 7th street, between and 8 streets. no 2-8t" (OUND TRESPASSING ON MY PREMISES F @ small RED HIEF ER, on or about the 2oth of r. The owner will please come forward, D 0) pay cha: . and take her away. ‘—On Friday, the Ist instant. either at the jonal Theatre, or between the Theatre and a@) WHITE SHETLAND = be liberally ater street, i Sist, On Dd street, between Penn nue and Gstreet,a BROWN FUR, on strings and two buttons. A lib: be pai 3.1 et roving a) ty and peying for adve ¥ Proving property and psy ing for adver 4 H st., between 4th and Sth sts. \DY WHO FAILED TO dated May 22, and James J. Porter. Not lication will be made at nent of the same. hereby gi the Register’s offi oe ROOF _OVERCOATS, at ODEON HALL, 4% st! ena. aven 16 wy ot c RR & ¢ * pnt HOLESALE AND BETAIL COMMISSIC MERCHANTS, and Desens n all kinds of Grain. Seeds, Butter in Kegs and Rolls, Cheese, E in Venison, Ponltrr, Dried Fruits: ical Herbs and ur Skins, Medi t Virginia to we solicit the kind patron- of Retail Dealers. JOHN DE LA CAMP. JULIUS SCHERR, Salesman. CUTTERS, “TAY PRESSES, BALING ROPE, BALING V H REQUISITES, CARD AND INVITATION PLATES EN- GRAVED AND PRINTED. MONOGRAMS DESIGNED AND EMBOSSED 1s tux HIGHEST STYLE oF tue ART, at PHILP & SOLOMONS, METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, 1c M-6t 332 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘|.AKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN- SAFE REMEDI for unpleasant and dan- erous diseases. Use MBLD’s Extract Bucuu Exp Improven Rose Was. oc 3-DEWIF LL STOOK. RG 450 eee 452 Trust. Ovpostre Patest Orrick. 7TH st. tfolly announce to my customers and the pricebat Fall Stock of Foreign and | Domestic PE 1ANG G VIN . ADE ORDS, TASSELS, and UR) is now very complete, to their attention. PICTURE FRAMES AND LOOKING GLASSES. My stock of the above goods will be found supe- SHADE FIXTU which I invite rior in quality, quantity, and prices as low as any in the city. FRAMES of every description made {oordes, nod PICTURES: DRAWINGS, PHOTO: APHS. &c.. carefully framed. ECORING-GUAGS PLATES, ‘of all sizes, reset in old frames. TERMS CASH. - ee HROTHROCK, 450 and 452 Seventh street, 5-4w Opposite Patent Office. R SALE—At our place of business, a five lot Ort VALENCIENE. of LACES, SLEEVES and COLLARS—unredeemed. 5. GOLDSTEIN & Cu., rie oc 20-4t 43a street. {OR SALE—A first-class Shifting-top Coal-box Fst end HARNESS, city make; the present it, Apply to . ing no further ‘use’ f RELLEHER€ PYWELL, Colombian Stabler, sth treet, between D and E. oc ast IDWELL & HENDERSON, 505 NINTH STREET, DEALERS IN WALL PAPERS, WINDOW3 HADES, UARE PICTURE FRAMES, LOOK AND TABLE UILOLOTHS Cocoa MATIN 3 2 1G, &c., &o. a the ieee ieovery camvrinne tet eatly reduced prices, Cull end examine our stock, 7 goed. iy Bp eicn e025-1m O08 bth stacks Benton all, 5 Li NUK, B2Z Wetween sk sndioavirces, O22 WALL, ROBINSON & CO., MEROHANT TAILORING, IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS. NEW sTYLES t FALL AND WINTER a CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, TO WHICH WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS, JUST RECEIVED— A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF READY-MADE CLOTHING, oF THE LATEST STYLES AND BEST MATERIAL, eo21-Im A BA A. ®A°POIN om PARIS, 4 DYEING AND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. Kid Gloves cleaned without lesving the least odor. No. 506 cast side of 1th street west, near Pennsylvania avenue. eRe Bi G ereuy bas been Ruown to cure Bronchitis, 2 mared by (and sold at 3. avenue, oc 3%-13t' ae - "a. 0. BOOB. WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS, oN (446 Pounsyivenia svenue, CITY ITEMS, —————_— Booxs.—0. D. Liebermann, corner of 9th and D streets, hasa fine assortment of Mis- ol Catholic, and School Books, at very low prices. —_e——_ If 18 A FACT worth Knowing that for the moderate sum of $4.50 you can obtain a neat and substantial Boy's or Ubild’s Suit at Hen- ning’s Ove Price Ciothing Store, on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue. —_ JEWELRY.—Jet Pendants and Fern Leaf Coral ia setts, Plated Chains, Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, received this morning at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% etreet. ——_o__— ‘“« Ler winter come! let polar spirits s' “ Te darkening world, and tempest troubled dee For ‘Saks & Co have to-day received two hun- dred Overcoais in addition to their already complete stock, at 517 Seventh street. ITGIVES US PL RE to recommend the now in Washington, as is Ourown cilizens who want to buy elegant winter clothin rest prices to visit the celebrated Gattea States Clothing House of Messrs. Hable & Oo, 465 Pennsylva- nis avenue, between 3d and 4% streets, whose Stock bas been selected with great care, and comprises all the novelties. 2 aaeeeiecierenn TuE Boston Transcript says, the odorof Bur- nett’s Florimel is that of an exquitite boquet of choice and delicate flowers. eo ees Lapigs’ UNDERGARMENTS of Cotton and Linen, Merioo Waists and Drawers, Pocket- handkerchiefs, are nowhere to be found made 80 neatly, fitting so well, and so cheap as at M. Willian’s, 336 Pennsylvania avenue. 3 piece Gates LADIEs, DON’T FAIL to see the patent Hoop Skirt, the most comfortabi: eapest in the market, at Baum’s Corset and Shoulder Brace Manufactory, 49 Louisianaavenue, — 7th street. POUR cons, Durillions et Ongles rentres dans Ja chair, consulter le Docteur Waite, etabli depuis 1561—a son office No. 424 Pe; sylvania avenue, entre la quatrieme et Ja Six- jeme rui ee Dr. WHITE, Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets, continues the successful treatment of Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c. Office hours from 8a.m.to®p.m No charge for consultatior Established 1561. —_e—__ We ApvisR OUR Reapers to call at A. Ad- amson’s, 5° Ninth street, one coor from Penn- sylvania avenue, and examine bis Jarge and Well-selected stock of Carpets, Druggets, Oil- cloths, Rugs snd Mats of all kinds, Blankets of all colors, ready-made Sheets and Pillow Cases, Bed Clothing of all descriptions, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Hair and Feather Pil- lows, a large assortment of Gilt Window Shades, Linens and Fixtures, Table Uovers of all kinds, all of the first quality, and at the lowest cash prices. Remember 505 9th street, —— a GovERNMENT SALEs.—I would call the at tention of dealers and others to a large lot of new Cavalry Jackets, Coats, Pants, Shirts, Blankets, &c. A. Adamson, 406 Ninth street, one door from Pennsylvania avenue. id —j ae CATECHISM FoR WASHINGTONIANS.— (Q.— Who buys the cheapest Gents’ Furnishing Goods! A.—Franc. () —Who sells the cheap- est Gents’ Farnishing Goods! A —Franc Q.—Who buys the most Gents’ Furnishing Goods! A.—Franc. (2 —Who has the great- est rash for Gents’ Goods! "ranc; 495 Seventh street, between D and E, three doors above Udd-Feliows’ Hall 9541: Prwnies can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. pa FRaNc’s—The Cheapest Gents’ Furnishing Store in the City—Good Merino Undershirts 75 cts., #) cts. $1; good Merino Drawers 75 A No. 1 Undershirts, $1.95, $1 $1 5 . 1. Drawer 25, S150, s good white Shirts, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75; A No. 1 White Shirts, $2 good Cotion Socks, $1 per dozen; best English (double heeis and toes) $5.50 per dozen; Paper Collars from 10 cts. per box up; Ties, Gloves, Handker- chiefs, &c., cheap, 494 Seventh street, between D and E, three doors above Odd-Fellows’ Hall. 9.5, FEFFEEREEDEEEEOT ETOP FROM $6 50'to $25. PLAIN AND HANCY thie Thi youkpirx,, rd. ara Old an ‘ "CHILDREN'S FINE OVERCOATS. FINE BLACK CLOTH 816. ee ie PSO cathe, 0, Black Cloth Frocks, $10. ’ COLORED AND WHITE exe SHIRTS From §1 to $2. CHILDREN'S Saint WarsTs. Plain, Fancy. and Embroidered INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN’S MERINO SHIRTS. Boys’ Genuine Buckskin Gauntlets. 7" Boys’ Heavy Cotton Socks, SOUTHERN CASSIMERES, 1s SUITS FOR GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS FREE FROM FLOCKS AND SHODDY Silk-mixed Suits, $20. Double and Twist Suits, $20. Standard Silk mixed Suits, $25. Good Business Suite, $12 and 15. Kentucky Suits, ot Good Hea zOrereo Waterproof Tweed rcoats, $3, THE FINEST SELECTION t3 Lover nad now PIECE ‘oops eee ae POT USTOM WORK, t oa met LOW PRICES. and other famous Domestic, French, Austrian, and English Coatings, Beavers, Cassimeres, &c., made th: to order at lees UW YORK PRICES. HEAVY RIBBED FINE PLAIN MERINO a AND DRAWERS, Fo ‘ LAMBS-WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, For $1.50. Very fine White and Scarlet Flannel Shirts and rawers. Boys’ Merino Shirts und Drawers. Country Knit Socks. Warranted Buckskin Gloves, ine Black Clo 3. $20. ine Black Doevkin and Beaver Pants, $10. aay Pine Reaver Suite. 8’ Black Cleth Sacks. hildren's Black Suits. ‘ancy Velvet Vests, ‘ancy and Plain Silk Vests. ‘hite Duck V: ye: Star dard School Suits, 96.50. ve Double and Telit suite $10. oye Water proef Tweed Overcoats. ONE PRICE ASKED. NO LESS TAKEN. GEO. C. HENNING, No. 885 Seventh street, pear Maryland avenue, ugdgianisdaaaaeateaasels M EN’S FURNISHING GOODs, at WM. 8. TEEL’S, 328 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth streets. lea) i attent iste assortment of GENTS BELONGING ey Hi Shirts ilk Shirts and D; 9, 12, 16: threads fe Merino Bhires and La Merino (8 and Tous Do and _ . Buttons, Spiral adiaee/itnerad ocr SSS déeS Ti dddddddadedsdididisis GEO. B. WILSON, Late of the frm of Burns & Wilson. No. 602 SEVENTH STREET, Under Odd Fellows’ Hall. A¢ddddddddddddddddddddd Dts ad ALARGE STOCK OF LOTHING Rooms, oc 5 446 Poona, aveauc sal bushels of red w PI'me red wheat sold at $2.60; 135 Dushels do Bt 52.55. The followimg ts a review of (he sales made curing sales: 1,110 of white 3 350 bushels of red wheat at $2.56; 1,300 bushels choice wheat $295; 1,000 bushels of wheat Af $2.91 4: 3,500 Dusbels of red wheat at 82.50%: 100 bushels of wheat, damaged, a! $2.55, 400 busbels of wheat, wet, a! $230; 400 Du-heis of wheat st $2.77; 400 bushels do at $2.75; 100 bushels do. at 30 bushels of wheat. Takings, at $2: 440 bushels of fair wheat at 5 L270 bushels of choice wheat at $2 1.460 bushels of good wheat at $2.97; 950 bu of wheat at $2.55, 600 bushels do at $2.0; bushels of ordirery whire a of wheat ar corn 500 pushels do. a sd. 33; 400 bosbeis do. at $1.35; 1,100 bushels of mili feed a} 300 bushels do. at 21 cents, and . Middiings at 65 cents. The ur Inspector reports to the Exchange the pecttons of flour for thy oath of "y mills, 21,92 and 46 dar Tye: canal flour, 4,658; making 4 total of THE OCanat —Eusiness on the canal was not £0 brisk to day. Boatmen coming from Cum- berland report that the late freshet has washed out most of the work which bas been done lately, below the cribbing at dam No.5, about 107 miles above Georgetown, but that this damace to the canal does pot at present inter- rupt navigation. Col. Hollingsworth, at the Collector's office, in this city, Das not, however, Teceived any official information of this dam. age to the canal. The total receipts on the cn. nal, received during the past month at the C Jectors office in this city, were $17,7: Sart To THE BALTIMORE JAIL.—The noto Tious Barney Quade, captain of the canal bouts Star of Cumberland and J.G.Greenless, Tunning between pcg ae ay and Oumber. Jand, and who is well known in Georgetown and Washington, was caugnt { bing the Adams Express office at Cumberland, and subsequently sent for safe keeping to the Baitimore jail. Marker To-Day.—Beef, ution, 2e.; veal, We.; pork, ISc.: butter, 500.. eggs. apples, 50 to 75¢, peck: tomatees. 75¢.peck: tarnips, 70c., peck; cabbage, 10) to 15c. each: chickens, #4 per dozen, 75c., pair; sweet Poratoes, sc. peck; Irish potatoes, We, peck onions, 60c., peck; cranberries, 15 to 2c, qt; grapes Wc., pound; chesnuts, 25c., qt; squash: 15 to 25e.; green corp, 25¢., dozen; rabbits, a | Portcr WorK.—The police made etx arrests yesterday; two for intoxication, ana four for Gisorderly conduct. Fines were imposed amounting to $4.50 PROTERTY SaLE.—Mr. F. A. merly of this city, sold the three-story brick building, No 60 High street, yesterday, to Mr. H. Y. Baker, for $6,600. RECEIPTS AND IPMENTS OF COAL.—The following is the business of the several coal companies for the present wee! Cumberland Co 20 to 25 cents; arroll, for. | 033 tons Docks, .471 toms received and shipped: Bordon Co, 1400 tons a7eeived, and 1,06 tons shipped Hampebire and Baltimore Co., 1,600 tous re- ed, and 1,100 ipped. CaTTLe MARKET.—The attendance at Dro- s Rest yesterday wae fair. 700 head of beef Je sold at from $5.50 to 650 per 100 Ibs, gross weight. Sheep sold at from $125 to =4. Hoge sold at trom $= 50 to #75 per 100 Ibs., gToss weight. Cows and calves brought | from ~35 to $*5, according to quality GEORGETOWN ADVER MT. ‘CONFIRMATION —The Rit tion will be administered. D. V., Jor - inGrace Church. Georgeto MORKOW (Sunday) MORNIN¢ : mumence t 18% O'clock. Seats always a REV.B A. MAGUIRE. PRESIDENT OF | the Georgetown College. will preach a ity sermon at Trinity Church, Georgetown, | y at lock «. be Paul Society ub lic are respectfully invited to attend. oc 31 Cocoanute, Cat and Wihutemai received at WAL v mallow Drops, h Candies. ju treet ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auci IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN | T AUCTION On WEDNESDAY. November bth, at 4 o’cloc! Twill sell, in front of the premises, part of I and 57, in Old Georgetown, fronting 8) fee on the west side of Congress stre-t. near Water st “running back 108 feet. The rmprove jst of a larce two story Frame Dwe ling se, and two small Frame Dwelling Houses. Part of Lot No. 55, fronting 37 8-12 feet on South street, by 120 feet deep to au alley, improved by a good two stery Frame Dwelling House. Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months. with interest. secured by a deed of trust on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purehaser. oc THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. EXECUTOR’S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE ANIL DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGE. TOWN AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, November 13th, at ¢ o'clock I willsell, in front of the promises. that luable property occupied by the late Philip Harry. The lot fronts # feet on the north side of Prospect street. between erick and Market Streets. by adepth of 138 fest 6 inches toa I foot Wide alley, The improvements consist of a large double two-story Dwelling House. Terms : One-third cash; balance in 6,12, and 15 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trast on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. WM. BH. DOUGAL, Executor. oc3I THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ESTE NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN TEB GOODs, JOBN H. SMOOT, 119 Bridge street, Gi wn, D,O., ‘as received and now offers, at the lowest cash rices,an entire new stock of Fall and Winter Joods. comprising @ fine assortment of Ladies’ Dress Goods of the most desirable styles. Also Shawls, Cloak and Sack Cloths; Alexandre's, Jou- Couverseir's Kid Gloves; Josephs” Kid it $1.25 per pair. Ladies, Misse: id ‘Woolen, Merino and Cotton Hosiery; Blan ‘is. of all grades; Th ; Bi Is. Toweling and Nap- kins; Ladies. Gents and Children's French Clot and other warm Gloves; Breakfast Woolen Shawl Woolen Yarns, and Notions generally. Als» a nrg assortment of Virginia Cassimeres, and other mal! F rench and Aj rican Cloths. for Gents 1 assortment of Shirt- |, Shirting Flannels, 0 (a and laving resumed business last Spring with a new stock. every article now offered is new. ing bought for cash, at the late reduc Prices, customers may rely upon making their pur chases of me of the newest and most desirable goods, ‘st the lowest possible prices. A call ts respectfully solicited. \OHN H. SMOOT. N 7m —Also, Ingrain and other Carpets. -colm NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS. ‘The subscriber ‘has purchased largely since the recent decline, and is now selling goods at lower prices than they have been sold since the war. His Rasortment of DRESS GOUDS is large, embracing the newest and most desirab’ . Also, Cloaks imers aud Clothe, very cheap. “Ladi sings, Gloves, ‘osterys ond Notions" We rsttr ppecletinmamrebds |i Gt ol oc4-Im™__101 Bridge st., Georgetown, D. J HENBY WILSON, ij MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 116 Bridge Georgetown, D. Invites the attention of hie patron \d the public nv ion of his patrons an rn to his large and well selected assortment of French English, and American CLOTHS, CASSIMERES 'VESTINGB, of the latest importations, which to'make up (having faithful work- ‘and in the highest style Gent's Furnishi it of Goode: such as SHIRTS, GLOVES. COLLARS, 8USP! HANDKEBCHIEFS, &c.. to Yites personal inspection where. No trouble to show goods, and all ts war- ranted to ft. “eee ane ing else- SSS Pte | AND COMMISSION HOUSE. WM. KEEFE & CO., THE ONLY FIRST WARD AUCTION HOUSE, No. 116 Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and iture bought sold, and to te wal Auction saise‘ef Dry Goods and Motions every Night. novi-tf SEVENTH STREET. tos ore sannatortANT™ oc 89-8t _ Corner 44 street and Penn. avenue, % on, ‘nfummation idneys. diseases ‘of the pr AMUSEMENTS. HENRY WILLS CONCERT HALL. Sevevta srarrt, eerwees Hann NATIONAL THEATRE. RISTORE ; TONIGHT as MARIE ANTOINETTE, i} open at balfpast six, and the ¢ will commence at bal! pas 7 T waren a NOYES GREAT CIRCUS AND TRAINED ANI- MALS OPEN EVERY AFTEENOON AND EVENING. Coser Locisiana Avencn ano Rare ADMISSION re CHILDREN under 10 years of age. tf E! PAUGH'S MAMMOTH MENACERIE AND CIRCUS, WILL OPEN FIVE DAYS AND NIGHTS, ON THE ONLY CENTRAL LOCATION in tye Wasbington, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 42 The pubsic are respectfully informed that thie isa REAL MENAGERIE A COLOSSAL CARAVAN, Containing more . RABE BEASTS AN’ BIRDS HAP OLOGICAL INSTITUTION megores in America. THE CIRCUS IS FIRST CLASS, Consisting of many OLD FAVORITES NEW STARS a and # host of LE. AMELIA MLLE. VIRGINI ME.SAM LATHROP, ME THOMA KING MK. JAMES WAR! BR. CODONA MR. WILLIAM MORGAN, ME. JOHN BATCHELOR DORE LOURNICURE MK JOHN RIVERS. ments have by i with tae TIN} sfc were Ube Lb t's New York Cir pleasure in being euabled te APPEARANCE Ustt QUEEN'S JESTER, inal NVERSATIONIST 1VLVE satimied the moth Q AND GIFTED GENTLEMEN AND DAY L sie LASTIN Vappeas see w At the ent of the age. MONDAY. NOV. 4. AT 10 A.M GRAND EXPOSTLINE PARADE WEALTH AN OURCES MR. THOMAS KID SOLDEN CAR OF THE MUSES. Containing Eckbart’s Scher Cornet Band CAVALCADE OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CASTALLIAN COSTUMES, Mounted upon 20 CAPARISONED ARABIAN STEEDS, » PHAN’ AND CAMELS. eee ANT NE TEASSPORTATION DENS, | DRAWN BY 40 SPAN OF DRAUGHT E THE PONIES WITH MONK THE BLOODED HORSES. PONIES AND MULES. | REMEMBER THE LOCATION. SIXTH STREET, BELOW PENNSYLVANIA FIVE DAYS AND NIGHTS ONLY MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURS DAY, AND FRIDAY NOVEMBER 45u,d7n, 6rm,? Tu and Sru. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9rn. ALEXANDRIA 3 A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTROMENTAB ONCERT for the benefit of St. Martins Chapel, will he given at Woodward's Mall, Sylvania avenuc. between loth SDAY and TUESDAY EV ‘one- nd Lith streets. om INGS, Noveam- 25 cenis. aT. METZEROTT BALL, Commencin, ve appeared before pearly all the Kings, Queens, Emperors and bility of the O14 W THE GREATEST WONDERS OF THE AGR! Four beautiful and symmetric ally formed LADIES and GENTLEMEN in MINIATURE i C « ) AND MISS MiN BF Ladies and Child vised to attend the DAY. svoid the crowd and cot formances To the Day Levees—Admission 25 cen! under ten, 15 cents. Reserv Children under ten cents. Evening Performance—Admission to all parts of the House, 25 cents; Children under ten 15 cents. oc 31-98% NED DAViS. eat WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. Stage Director. Mr. JAMES DUNS THIS ENING, Mr. Augostin Daly's immensely successful semea- tion Drama, UNDER THE GASLIGHT. With its great New York Cast, and its thrilling and wonderful PIER AND RAILROAD SCENES, As played for OVER SEVENTY FIVE NIGHTS IN NEW YORK. ‘Ticket Office for securing seats now open. oc tf BOOTS AND SHOES, ra Our assortment of Ladies’, Gents’, Misses’, Boys’, and Children’s Wear is ready for inspec- tion, comprising all the latest styles. Among those of note is the Marseilles or Terrace Soles for Gents, A fine stock of OVER GAITERS. Particular attention paid to the infants’ branch. 340 prnssyLvaNia SViwve. 408 oc 29-1 WOOD AND COAL. OAL AND WOOD. NCE PRICES IN CONSEQUENCE “Or yanialirs AND TOLLS HAVING ADS VA iD. — yken «Walley (aot Reed ‘ash = Coal. BOOTS AND SHOES. Branch office at Seventh atrest