Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. em For “AUCTION SALEs” advertisements fee fourtD page of to-day’s Stan. y oPwe LOCAL NEWS, igen! AMUSEMENTS, TO-NIGHT. At THeaTsr —Mr. James FE. Mur- o% as “Evelyn,” in Balwer’s comedy of Dey Watt's Opens Hovse—Ninth representa- t 1 ~Under the Gaslight.” 8 aND Mewaounte Is wice a day on the lot oa Sixth . hb of Pennsylvauia avenue. Tmayes & Noyes’ Ciacvs sap Maesac- ERI@ gives @ Matinee and evening sxnibition Nat ee every dey on the corner of Liu street and Loui-iana avenue MerzenorT HALL.—Tom Thumb aud bis wife, Commodore , And the dimnutive Diss Monnte Warren, give tarce exbibi ions every did Fair for the HALt.—The 5; sociation, ‘2 and orphans. LivaN Bowtie Satoon, under ‘au Hall —Prize rolling every day 1) pm. See List of prizes ad- Vertised im anotber colamn. Gil ural Fair. REAT TEN MILE TROT. day the crowd st the Agricultural Fair immense, and all along the road vehicles and pedestrians were crowded to. gether golog towards (be course to witness the great tem mile trotou the National Uourse for the $1.00 purse. for which was entered the bay gelding Long Legs, by Mr Haylett; bay mare Belle of Baltimore, by James Ward, and gray mare Lucy, by Joseph Long. The pool selling Was active, io which the gelding and bay more were the favorites. Major J. O f Cash, Col. Robert Teal, and Major J. H McBilair were the judges, and the word bei! given, the animals got uoder way. Laney of, lapped closely by the bay mare, Long Lega breaking and being one hundred yards behind at the quarter pole. At the half mile pole, Lucy led the way. Belle of Baiumore some three leng’hs bebind her, Long Legs trotting slowly, fifty yards in the rear, in which posi- “ion they passed the stand. Time: 3.20%. Second mile —Che grey mai jong at & stendy trot, Beeping her distance as in the fret mile, passing the quarterhalf, and three- quarter poles about four lengths in advance he bay mare. Long Legs lessening the dis- taoce between idly. So much sos to be only three lengths bebind tbe little Belle, passing the judges’ s'and, Lucy Deiog mm the advance. Time, 3:13. Third mite—The co ut ‘he same, the geld: closimg up the gap siand, Lucy les Time, 3:43 4° —The animals eatered on their tie. the grey mare still holding the bay mere close behind her. Neariog e-quarier px and the gelding closed with the Te. passing the stand. both of n mt sofleredon Long Legs wia- ng broke badly afer leaving behind thirty or forty yards. b and Kelle & stowg. the rr Tia the © tore lengths, whet she kept 3 ra k Belle begind ber and Long x so the rear. Time. 2:01 Legs was still the favor- maia’moed their rela- 1 ne asm the tormer heat. Time, Legs struck out, puse- vy mare before rea:hirg disppimg the grey at the ~-quarier pole the tro & lengjh in the lead: by side. Coming ap E Tech the gelding took the le.d, - y passing bim. but she broke, be stand, Long Legs lapping edy “oy toe little bay a ne, 252%. a; exciiement prevatied as wept by the quarter pol+ two lead of Lucy, and as mach mre Tbe Intter, how- ¢ x ly fo sil, struck out ata tre- " the aif mile her, and Lacy To the three-quarter stretch it © © most Desutifal contest, neither of the abering their reiative postions until home, when the bay mare broke, fall- ing bebind, Lucy lapping and passing the gel- the stand bys length. Time 2:52. m ie —Loug Legs stili the tavorite, and bets freely offered on bim. Lucy led at the quarter, gelding next, and the bay in the year. At the balf pole the bay mare passed the gelding, who dropped astern rapidly. Lucy kept om steadily, and passed the stand three lengths ahead of «Beile”—Long Legs cistanced Time 2:53 ¥ Ten m I~ —Long L-gs witidrawn, the other twoswep around the course in fine style. The most ipiewse interest was manifested by the spectators as the two approached the three. Guerter pole. The bay mare by a spirited Casb shoved the sulky of the gray and having the pole coming up the home stretch gad the inst,the pair was side by side. They were bothcoming im im splendid style, but Lucy broke ano ere she could regaia ber feet, the Day bad passed ber. The gray tried hard to close up (be gap but it was impossible, and the Belle of Baltimore parsed the jad; tand three lengtDs abead, amid the mos sins tic cheers, and was &Swarded the purse. Time, At the conclusion of this race, preparations ‘were made for ‘he trot in harness for a purse of $100, best time in five, between b. g Gen. Sherman. g. g. Moscow, and b. m. Lady Brightwooa Pools were opened and con- siderable business done therein, Brightwoed being the fa Brightwood won the pole, € the outside tract with the iding in the e everal {aise starts the borses got under heat in 2:16, ud Moscow wor the fir several lepgtbs abead of Sberman and Bright- Wood distanced. The second heat was a hotly , Sherman winning im 2:49. by @ a of Brightwood, alchough Sher- dhe others and kept ahead to the Some disagreement took pisce Gere relative to changinz of Moscow's eb had the effect of putting an end <> the race for the day—it being understood that it will take place ata future day. THE TROT TO-Day ‘This afternoon a trot in barness is tn pro- gtess lor $1,v00—8600 to Winner, $250 to second, «rd. for wich the following are the entries: Obaries E. Kivers, black geiding General Butler. H.S. Hitner, bay mare Moun- tain Maid: O. W. Dimmick, sorrel geiding Silas Rick: J. B Galler, bay mone Mae Queen Prince George county, Md. the rest corm raised in this section of tae coupiry, and attracts much attention. —— + ATTEMPTED SUICIDB—About 3 o'clock yer eréay atwernoon a German by the name cf Hewricb Wreuch, 8 bsker, was discovered in the toft of a stable en the corner of A street Bcreh and 4R street east, with bis throst cut, Rochardson, went at once to tbe relief of the uofortanate man, and found Dr. Crouse attending bi was tak having amore thorougb examination was made. It sppesrs (bat Wreuc! ed spree. and had got Sud proesring permission to go to the b a fitof despondency, cots gash im the side of his thross, about three inches in wi witb bis pocket-Enife, thus severing one er srteries, from which be would bave { Died 1o death, Bad be no* been discovered in ume to prevent. Dr Crouse is of the opin- jon that Bis injaries will not prove fatal. se DEAS RTE MerTrorourtas BUILDING AssoctaTion.— Last pigbt the first meeting of the above asso- ciation for the sale of advances and ment of dues took piace at the Board ot Trad rooms, is limited to 50 per cent. and that females are extitied t Bold stock The shares are placed SS exch. and are pot to exceed $3,000. The ola meeting rg: vumber of | +t night gave promise of great —e—— sore) D— This morning, as the cars of the “sees gon aed Georgetown Railrosd con- yx rogb passengers from tbe depot to wort, were pResing down 7th street, mear “oe } piem gote, one ef the borses fell, aad =) ped was fataliy Injared. This acci- ool caus # 8 detention of buta few moments Ht emer Salat [ee osep—Mr Jono W. Kelly, who curing f ‘Se wer was Superistendent of ihe Retrea’, at the Depo. and snnee- perivtendemt of the stables iu the bas resigned his posi ion ior « ~~ of epaagimg i the Mereausy — , ~O ARK TATION — Xt the Diy Weetng of tals assocsmti x Lest dat 6 at og. 5 at no tome 61M — “ ~—“ir Murtaugh, treasurer of Fotice Depa iment, was yes- caged 1m paying off the mem- ier force e. and coming up the | lenetas benind Lacy. Time, 3:00%. | em Doth and coming up rap- | Kept along | hree-quarter pole, and lappiag Beile, | apd vot on Jackson Square, to Col. Wm. H. Philip for quar ne! A ‘bree. tory, front house and jot om 3d street, between D and E stree's, to G. D. Hanson for $7,000 cash. A three-story, at- lic apd basement, brick house and lot on © street. beween 3d and 4% streets, to Daniel W. Tomlinson for $15,650 cash. A farm, om 7th street road, of 122 acres to A. R. Shepherd for =)*,°S). Two three-story, pressed brick front —- es om 10th street, between K street and r busetis 7 nue to R for $18,000. om Uaiet Eaeeiee Lot 38, square 236, und” 14th streets, to D. S. Foster for 8600. Lot a square 236,0n U street, between 13th and 14th “streets, to Mrs. Mary E. Hill for $600, A cottage house ind lot on 14th street, near K street, to Gen. N. L. Jeffries, Register of the Treasury, for $4,700. A cottage Rouse and lot v se street, between R and S streets, Mrs. O. Burvside, for $4,700. Part lot 12, Square 423 on 7h street. between N and O streets, to S. A. Beall, for $2,000. Part lot 12, square 423 on 7th reet. between N ard O treets, to H.O. Windso:, for $2090. Lots 134 and 136, square 623, on 1 street, between North Capttol and ist streets, to G@. B. Wilson, tor $2,-00. Lot 132, square 623. to Dr. J. F. Thomp- son, for $1,400 Lot i33 to Mrs. Annie E Thomp- son, fors!.400. Lots7, square 633 on J street, es Byrme, for $450 Lot L,square 447 on O street, between 6th and 7:h stceeet, to M. H. Tenlon. story frame house east, betw . for $1,136. A two- and Jot on 5th street B street and Pablic Square to Mr. Bossie, for 21,550. Amount in aggre- gate to the sam of 105,010. -—s ——— GOVERNMENT CLERKS’ ASSOCIATION.—A Teguiar menthly meeting of this association Was held last might at 416 17th street, D, M. Keisey, Esq., sey, Esq stiece for membership were submit- ted, and ‘te of the treasurer at ernment employees, maae a verbal report. and stated that at an early day they Roped to be ready to make a definite report The committee appoin: to draw up a me- ry morial to Cor appropriate time, ma ‘0 “net to mcorporate Association of the which was received, Pratt, the names of t committee w to be presented at some & report and draft of Government Clerk's District of Colambia,” and, om motion ot Mr. ne officers and executive suthorized to be placed as corporators with their associates in the char- ter The death of Luther A. McUord, late aclerk in the First Auaitor’s Office, was announced by Mr. G. E. W. SBarretts, who paid a fitting tribute to bis memory, and submitted the usual preamble and resolutions of condolence, which were adopted. rp Mr. Kelsey, in seconding the resolutions, gave a briet sketch of Mr. cCord’s life, say- ing that he was by blood and marriage con- pected with some of the most distinguished families ot Pennsylvania, being the nephew of Senator Cameron, and cousin of Hon H. L. Cake, a member of Congress, and ot Jos. W. Coke, Collector of Customs of Philadeiphia. Adjourned. SE BROTHERHOOD oF THE UsION.—This order— the Grand Circle of which held its annual session in Reading, Pa. recently, and elected Mr. J. Martin McF: Jan its principal oficer— we hear, is increasing rapidly, and applica- tions are constantly being made for charters, ten Baving been made for the past few weeks. seven from Pennsytvania, and one each from Delaware, New Jersey and the District, (First Ward.) The order takes priveipali: among he worcing men. The following is its plat- form 1. Its Motto—« Tru’ th, Hope and Love.” It believes in the Truth that God has given the «american contineat as the homestead of re deemed Iabor—it belds fast to the Hope that ‘he day comes when iRe @ bor shall be free from h-grip of the monopolist and the ty- cherishes that Love which is but an. ober name for universal brotherhood. 2. Its Title—+-Brotherhood of the Union. The Union of the good against the bad— Union of the friends against the enemies of mankind—the Union of the Workers against the Idlers who do not work, but who do steal the fruits ot Labor's toil—tke Union of Labor until Labor ripeos into Capital. 3. Its Method of Work—The Combination of all true men into Circles of Brotherhood scat- tered throughout the gether by a common Continent, and held to- purpose and by uniform Tegalia, rites, ceremonies and symbols. 4. To the great ob; rites, ceremonies an: of the Order, regalia, symbols are held subser- vient. When the Order can work without them, they will be dispensed with. 5. Its great Symbol—A Circle, the emblem of God, of Eternity, and of Universal Brother- hood. Masonic—ELEcTion oF Orvicers.—The R ght Worshipful Grand Lodge of the District © Colombia held its November communica- tion last might. An election of officers for the ensuing year took place. Past Grand Master B. &. French. Past Grand Master of Koights Tewplar of the United was elected Grand Master. Dr. K. B. Donaldson, the = ent Grand Master, declining re-election. John Lockie was elected Deputy Grand Master. and John H. Russell SentorGrand Warden. After two ballots fer Junior Grand Warden. with no result, and it being 12 a. m., the Grand Lodge Adjourned until to-n! ficers will be elected. ight, when the other of- ‘The past year bas been characterizea by har- Tony and general activity. There are about order here, embracii 1,200 members of tne ficial returns show nia!, $144.50. Hiram, $271.50; Potomac, $345.37; the following :—Centen. Dawson, $282.10, National, $326.50; Harmony, 3195.20; Columbia, $132.40; Lafayette, $593.50; Lebanon, $502.75: Naval, $196.50; B. B. Freach, $359.23; Federal, $257: John’s, 3490.79: tor > Acacta, $120.09, and St. $4,401.75: geome aoe East Carrto” BUILDING AssecraTion. —A ™ ing at looley’s Hi east and Pennsylvani was called to order g of the association was held last even. 1, corner of Third stree ia Avenue. The meeting by Dr. J. L. Crouse, and Mr. W. M. Dyer officiated as Secre' from Mr. W. T. Johnson Graft a Constitution, read ibe old psy $2 per mon! the Committee to bmitted one which was sections and adopted. pay SI per month, and when money is given upon the share. This associa'ion proposes to pay $i upon the shares of stock, and $1.50 Tr sbare when money is giv t also proposes that if & man is not able to y for & part of bis home, the association will Boy or Bim bis property, and whep be bas paid suffic ent upon it, he can receive his deed, and ti e association takes @ deed of trust upon it. The stockholder can alsoreturn the money when he desires, or any part of the same. The secretary is required to give a receipt to each stocthoider for each paymeat made. Follewing upon the adoption ot the consti- tution, the meeting proceeded to the election of officers. B. B. French, Esq., was elected resid Dr. J. L. Crou' and J. o. Tas Riven Frowt.—Hare Tiveé—Schooner Polly Price, coal for Harv adelphis, Riley's Erwin, Acton, tons coal tor H. U. Stewart. H. Hilton, Sam'l Cooke, ick, R. A. Miller, F.S. J. A. Bregant and R. Fowler's Wharf.—Arrived—Scl Collins. trom Georgetown, S. C. for Mobun & Sos. Arrived —Schooners Crouch’s Wharf. B 5S okely. Hillen. trom Salisbury, Md., with lumber for CO. B. Charch & Co.; Alice Curtis, from Richmond, V: Patterson. ‘with granite for Acker & Emery, and printing Giveon & Brothers. presses for Sailed—Schooner Alex'r Wve. Avery, for Georgetown, to load coal: long boat Ontario, Waters, bound down, light. Stzth-street Wharf. — Arrived—Scbooners J. &. Willetts, Baylis, from North River, with rtone for N. Acker: E. B. Jones, from lower ‘ith wood to Norment. aco mae one Tiv Kenuebec, Talbert, for Baltimore, with sengere and freight. Ronpgry.—Last t, about mine o'clock ¢ refreshment stand tan Italian. at ths cor- verof F and ete payers Cal pope by three colered boys o' ples ang @ quan- tity of molasses Tae was 2 ticed by the p: immed! #67. . J eit cents over ofthe stand Creo gam for lateral, #142 tor tra; 2 pail- bearers were Generals Pelouze. Williams and Carr, snd Colomels Taylor, Wallace ard Ma- son, the latter of the 5th Qayairy. Amon: those precent were al Emery and General Miller, Major Osampbdell, and td offieers cf the Twelfth Infan'ry The funeral cortege was headed by the band of the \2th Infantry, followed by a detachment from the same regiment, which were followed @ detachment from the 5th cavalry, headed by the band of that regiment. The hearse bearing the corpse fn a handsome coffin, wrapped in the national fisg. and - orated with flowers, followed. The horse Rearse, vearing the equipments of the earse, ing eq ents e boots _ reversed, and bis sword placed on the right instead of the left side, as worn by officers; next followed the hacks and carriages convey- the friends of the deceased. The body was en to the Congressional bury: for inter- ment. Deceased was 38 years old, a resident of this Sty from his youth, and has been in the United States service since 1856. poccntiteanieey EPIscoral Covvocation.—A Convocation of the of the Belscopsl Churches of the ug adh fumbdia ban adjoining seven counties of Maryland—-Howard, itgomery, Anne Arundel, Prince George, Unarles, St ‘6, and Calvert,—meets to-night in this it St. John’s Church, and will hold ses- sions on to-morrow and Friday. The main object of the Convocation is to take action in regard to the questionof forming anew dio- cese, and whether it shall consist of the eburcbes above pamed with the District churebes, or whether it shall be confined to the District. The District now tacks but one of the number of churches requisite for a dio- cese, Snd itis probable that efforts now being made to fill the complement will be speedily successful. ‘The Conventien opens to-night at St. Joan's Cbarch at 7 o’clock, with & sermon Rev. Dr. Nelson, of Annapolis. ‘The services Thursday and Friday will be at®\ a. m., with Holy Communion on Thurs- day at 10 a. m. Business meeting directly Stierwards. ‘The clergy will attend the laying of the corner-stone of St. Paul's Church, on Fnday atone o’cloek. The stone will be laid b: v. J. V. Lewis, and the address will be delivered by Rev. Dr. Hall. ee NatiovaL CaPitaL BvILpING Assocta- TION. —The first meeting for the payment of ues in the abovenamed association was held last night, at 7b Louisiana avenue, and the meeting was well attended, aud ments prompt, J. Russell Barr, President, the chair, B. N. Meeds, Secretary. The object ot this association is to accumu- late a fund to enable the stockholders to build or purchase dwelling-houses,for themselves, or to make such other improvements as they May deem proper. The constitution requires stockbolders to be over 21 years of age, but minors = hold stock throngh trastess. The sbares are limited to two thousand, at $1 per share; but if, after the third payment, that number is not taken, the board of directors sball determine the amount of permium to be psid by new members. The association was started under very favorable auspices, and atter the payment of dues some $600 were sold at a premium of 50 per cent. TB ELEctio: YESTERDAY.—Last nigh every point in the city, where it was possible to gain news from the elections in New York, Massachusetts, and other States, was beset with crowds eager to hear the news, and with the newsboys crying out Extga Star (which was on the street at an early hour) the avenue and other streets looked lively. ‘The STaR office was beset by aneager crowd, and as the dispatches received were speedily posted they were scanned with intense interest by the throng in attendance. The rooms of the Conservative Army and Navy Union were kept open until a late hour, and as dispatches were announced they were received, when favorable, with appiau “Newepaper Row.” 14th street. was alive ‘with excitemen’, the N.Y. Worlloffice, Tri- bene Office, Times offic i Tow having the retur: ee eee ATTEMPT TO Set DistRicT ATTORNEY CAR. RINGTON’s OFFICE OW FIRE.—Some person or persons unknown, kindled a fire this morning aboutten o'clock in the law office of FE. O. Carrington, District Attorney, adjoining the police headquarters, on Louisiana avenue. The fire was kindled in the corner of the room, behind Mr. C’s. desk, and flames would have done much damage had the fire not been aiscovered and extinguished by Detectives Bigiey and Miller before it had gained much headway. The book case under which the fire was built was filled with valuable papers, many of them being letters and other papers used as evidence im the Surrrtt case, and itis supposed that this attempt was to des- troy these papers. ASSAULT amD Batrery.—Wm. H. Shorter, colored, was arrested this morning for com- Mittingan assault upon Reuben Nelson, also colored. and taken before Justice Hazard, who sm posed a fine of $2 and costs upon the accused. Shorter acknowledged having committed the assault. and only regretted that he had not more effectually done the work before he was arrested. a REAL Estat@ SaLe.—Messrs. Cooper & Latimer, Auctioneers, have sold at auction lot No.4, in square No. 857, fronting on D street north, between 5th and 6th streets east, ‘with improvements, to Lewis G. Edds, at 00 cents per foot; also. lot No. 2, in square 836, to Catherine Barrett, at 9 cents per foot, and lot 15, in same square, at 7% cents per foot, to E. Corstens. ——_.—__. LARCENY PENKNIVES.—Wm. Fitzgerald, Jas. T. Donovan and Jobe Norris, boys from 13 to 15 years old, were arrested last evening by officer Westfield, of tne Second Precinct, charged with the larceny of penknives by Philip Meltz. They nad a hearing before Jus- tice Thompson this morning, when the former was committed to jail for court, and the latter required to give bail for court. —— A LADY WOUNDED BY A PISTOL SHoT.—Last evempg, about 5 o'clock, as Miss Ellen Story, who resides at No. 391 D street, was pas-ing along Ist street west, a shot was fired from a pistcl by come person unknown, who was at the time between B and O streets, in the rear of Ist street. wounding her in the forefinger of the lett band. a National CariTaL BUILDING AssoctA- Tiom —The first meeting, for the payment of dues. was held last evening at 71 Louisiana avenue, the President, J. Russell Barr, in the Chair, and B.N Meeds, secretary. About 2600 ‘were paid in, ard sold atan average of 50 per cent. premium. a OPEx ON SUNDAY.—Margaret Callahan, who Keeps a grocery store in the First Ward. was before Justice Morsell yesterday, c! with Boepiag, her piace of business open on Sunday. She was required to paya fine of $10. —_—~e——. Base Batt.—A match game of base ball ‘was played yesterday on the White Lot, be- tween the Jefferson and Potomac Base Ball Chubs, resulting ins victory for the former by 8 score of 44 to 16. ee Se, PockBT PICKED.—Miss Wilson, residing at No. 300 F street, had her pocket picked yester- day on the corner of Pennsylvania avenueand 10th street, of $12. — ig Frirmne In THE STREET.—Robert Campbel! for firing im the street, was, vesterday, fined $5 by Justice Tucker, and in default committed to the workhouse. ee ALEXANDRIA AXD ViciniTy.—The Gazette of yesterday afternoon sare: ‘ne case of Jobn Hodgkin. charged with in- citing & riot, and resisting the civil officers in the discharge of their duty, came up forexami nation at noon to-day, in the Mayor's office, before Justices Moore, Bell and White. Attne conclusion of the examination of Officer Sip- ple, the counsel for the defense, without ex- emination of their witnesses, rested the case decision the Another meeting, for the furtherance of the objects of the Virginia Land Company, was held at Brentsvilie, in Prioce William county, yesterday, and although the westher was an- vorable, there was & good attendance and much interest manifested on the of the landowners t, @ number of whom be- Grand J ‘of the Oirealt Cour’, now in session, at Fairfax ©. H., for band GERREERLED AND DELICATE OONSTITG eeleiaate ici THE COURTS. Disraict SurRemx Overt? t™ Gewenar Tanau— Chief Justice Cartter and Associate Jus- tices: tad Olin —H. A P ie Davia A. it a. il from order of Justice W: a ede which was filed for lot 5 juare 454. whereas said deed intended to couvey lot 5, west of eqaare 4st. From thisia- CITY ITEMS. NATIONAL THEATRE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, JAMES E. MURDOCH, as u Jounx Opecos, Agent. pny the sccused to jail fer & furiaer Gexts’ Bive axp Brack Baaver Surre, | _4 New Fiae.—By notice in our advert correct Gesctiption arose the error in deed as | 91) : 7 columns it will be sven ‘hat the firm of Hies'on EVELYN, far back ms 1797. Subsequent conveyances are Simeone ae AA ot Bonen. and Payne has brea dissolved, wad that Mr jo hs Game of Puseaio faxes niubenlty onted. Th Daal, SR E..2 Ege with Mr dee T for the ‘purpose at MONEY. e ¥. JEWELRY —Jet and Coral Jewelry, new . “NRY W . 5 rn Ses t that thi timoner, Henry A. Pierce, | ». ting the wood ard coat basivess io this HENRY WILL's CON: y Dichensa Graienta TS ogst Abby aaa bis | TYles, Teceived this morning, at Prigg’s One a they are both not only aaive & - ERT HALL Seventh Street, between Hand I men, bon Will open on MONDAY for the pew firm a liperal share of pgtrovage | (th. with Lew: _ dune rw Fiautixe—A cotored man, pathed John a OR Jackson, go! into e dithcully thie morning on | Prase the paltic t the coal whx *rb ano'her colored mas, = vamed Charles Compion. in which the laties recived some injury from Jackson"s fist He bad him arrested hy officer Harper. who took bim before Justice Bu: €2.92 for bis misconduct. wife, and Theodore Curtis, trustee of the es. tate of David A. Hall, the south part of fot 5, ip square westot square 4>4, for the $1,100, believing ihe title thereto te be perfuc A mistake arose from a misunderstanding of Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pa. avenue, near 46 street, 1 EE Lavigs can find at M. Willian’s, 336 Penn- sylvania avenve, Oloths for Cloaks, cos’ #5, at $4 per yard; Cord aud Tassels, cost 75 cents, at 25 cents; Tassels, cost 50 cents, at 10 cents; ‘Trimmings. cost from 50 cents to 81, at 10 cents per yard. The goods are last year’ ting jaare 15%, has been y of the respond- ents herein for about seventy years, aud no question of title has beem made, and no ad- Verse tile set up agaipst to the same, as derived Dom’k Lynch and > TABLEAUX For rar exsthiesy THE CHURGE OF | INCARNATION (Episcopal) Motzerott Hail, om ‘ © 0 i. ¥, when De was fined | Hours open st 6, Tebleaux commencing et 7% © ek Mencuanrs’ Exchancs.—Members of the | Tis | | } AvouT THE IsT Day JaNUARY Next, I Propose to remove to the scious store No. Sli through the said deed from ‘etree! a ETS. 50 copte. sobeavesiaee Gausans wemeebne oe eocars ereesea tachtition expect ay pe ~ | Exchange oceupies themselves this morning | Bnd of the Twelfth Infantry Regim in talking of the Inte elections Mr. tDarny seeing thst the time for adjournme a’ band, remarked thet be was po: oa for the purpose of disca-sing the elvt*ious therefore invited the a'tention of to 1,500 bushels of chotce wh. and for which he received 22.55 ashels of wheat were soid at $2.35. Tux PoRT —The steamer George H. Stoat, Capt. Ford, arrived yesterday with mercban- Ta dise trom Philadelphia. The schooner Addi Pitman, Capt. Lomboard, bas arrived trom | OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Boston with furniture and plaster. The far- niure for J.C. McGuire. == dhe increased inducements in the way of Ciot! ing, ready de orto be made wo order, for One Price Only, marked in piain figures. Gro O. Hennine, ‘ t. and Maryland avenue. —__.—__ Larce Avctiow Saus.—The attention of the citizens of Washington Georgetown is called to the ex'ensive Pawnbroker’s Saie of U Pledges now in progress at the of M. K. Walsh & » No. 5 ia avenne, corner 10th street. In ry Immense amount of 4 gent's clothing. &e., to sold, the sale of diamonds, fine et en ance. west of mee juare 44, except im that from Domi- nick Lynch,and Comfort Sands to Francis At- &inson, bearing date May 17th, 1797, where: it is erroneously described as square 454. Th bill was dismissed by the Court below, and the case is now only presented on Its general Merits. The misdescription in the bill was Beret one of mistake, and the power ot the yurt to reform such a deed is Apparent. There is pO aéverse title grown up by reason of the mist, but simply a cloud cast upon the title by the flaw in the single link through which the same is derived. All persons Laterested are made parties to this bill. Personal notice was was wear r I BAYER & NOYES’ GREAT CIRC§S AND TI! MALS. a old watches, | SALE or Moxgy.—Ata meeting of the Sixth ; an ee Lie Tina tereruen be geragg reed cmlinp le 4 Jewelry. &c has been postponed until to-mor- | Butiding Assoctation, of which Mr. Wm. via. | °°" atesraarareabincatlct cache icnae Only give the decree to thateffect it will relieve | TW (TRureday) morning at 12 o'clock. when | Duugh is President, and Mr. m. King Necro. Sraeer the title and make the property go into tne | ‘2¢¥ Will positively be sold without regard to | tary, held at Lang's Hotei last eveving, the market. Judge Cartter confirmed decree of Court be- low, and dismissed the case, for the title was perfect and no defect, and he had before, in a case of law, given decision that the description of square was subordinate to the description of lor. tice Wyhe.—I would say further, that in this case there is no cloud at all; two of the partits are dead. How then can we make a decree to remove & cloud when the parties are dead, and their heirs are not in Court ! To-day.—Justice Fisher said that the case of Whitney ve. Frisby was set for the day, and would be beard. Mr. Miller asked permission to file @ bill of Injunction im case how pending to stay pre- iy until bill of discovery; filed. Mr. Totten moved the admission of Mr. A. E. King, and asked that a committee be ap- advances, apd the sale continued in the even- ing. The stock of gent’s overcoats and Indies’ shawls are of very fine material, and those who are in want will do well toatiend. The sale will commence at ten o'clock. precisely, in the morning, and evening at seven o'clock. following sales of money were shares at®. 3 at%, lu aiet, Sa 95; making $3,108 sold at an average of 955-6 | ADMISSTON nn I Tue Cana..—Business on the canal bas | © :N been more brisk for the inst few days. A large | ©! 1LDREN under 10 years of age Bomber of coal boats arr ed yesterday and | po?-tf to-d ‘be canal boat Lucy Hall has ‘come sees feaaar down with 1,0 barreisof flour for ¢. Waters; | POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ON the Ironsides, w ith 1.Sw bushels of wheatand METZEROTT BALL, 6 barrels of fiour; und the J. W. Seaman, | Commencin, ‘with lime for Darby, bave arrived. ONDAY. NOVEMBER 4. Mayon WELsu's Accounts —The commit- ee REEFS OF MORAY, HOV, 4, 1867. tee appointed by Uounctls to examine the ac- THREE LEVEES BACH DAY, counts of Mayor Welrh, iste Tax Collector, at had a meeting Monday niet, buiadjourned | RETURN FRC ROPE wotil Monday next, in order to afford Mr. W. hree years) where they have King, Bis surviving bondsman, an opporta. | nearly all the Rings. Queens, nity to examine the Auditor's report. eT oe ie Conners ARRESTED ON SUSTICION.—For several days i ™ ral & man named Steven Branson, s cartman, bas Sesctar teh abatie ese A SPLENDID VARIZTY of Winter Clothing, Business and Dress Suits for gentlemen, Un- derclothing and Furnishing Goods of every description, are to be found in great perfection st the United States Clothing House of Hable Co, 465 Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d and 4% streets, and it is something to know that their prices are within the reach of all. 2 pereniesara Lapres, DON’T FAIL to see the new patent Heop Skirt, the most comfortable and cheapest im the market, at Baum’s Corset and Brace Manufactory, 49 Louisiana ave 7th street. ointed. The Court appointed Messrs. Tot- been seen at an early hour in the morning tr: 59 Thompeen, and Leach as the committee. Pour co Durillions versing Brid, eet with & bag of ostejon Mr. Cook moved the admission of James S. | dans la c! , cousuiter ile Docteur Waite, | Shoulder. COlficer Mastin arrested tum ta: Frankiin, aud presented bis certitic from — Courtof Pennsylvania. He was ad- mitted. In the case of Whitney vs. Frisbee Stanton, R. J. Walker & Son for complainant, and Bradley, Blair and Dick for detendant— Mr. Dick said that he bad hoped to have the assistance of Mr. Bradley in this case; and as his case ‘had not ben acted upon, asked the Court if it would not be inconsistent to allow i depuis I:61—a son office No. 424 Peno- sylvania avenue, entre la quatrieme et la Six- feme rue, Dr. WHiTE, Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth Streets, continues the successful treatment of Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Jouwts, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c- Office hours from &a.m.to@p.m No charge Morning Aud arraigned bim before Jus Buckey, mpon suspicion of stenting the oats. He stated betore the Justice that he purchased | the onis trom Ths. Jackson. an employee on | f one of the canal boats tor 50 cezts AND IE WARBEN B7 Ladies and Childrem are considorately a@- vist to attend the DAY EXHIBITION. and thes id the crowd and confusion of the Evening Per= ‘mances T bushe! To th Bor \eevene-tigesiont under ton. 48 cents, Besery sad could | Children under ten. *; Obildren 0 conte; be before tne J er be sold the om: no evicer the oats, he v v7 tole 2 ve | Mr. Bradley to appear. for consultation. Established 1661. Tise tothe suppusiiion th son Was in ‘he | R. J. Waiker, counsel for complainant, also prope faethe dont tpg gr baal deg [Pe said that if it was porsibie that it would be | Wk ApyIsRoUR Reavers to call at A. Ad-| fred, of oats, aud selling about two bu=n . very agreeable to him to have the rule in Mr. | Amson’s, 516 Nin‘h street, enedoor from Penu- | each morning to the accused. at a re Bradley's case suspended, iu order that he be beard ip this case, as it was impossible, with due regsrd for the interests of his clients, to longer deiny the case. sylvania Svenue, and examine his jarge sud well-celected stock of Carpets. Dragge's, Oi! - cloths, Rugs and Mats of all kinds, Biankets of all colors, ready-made Sheets and Pitlow pedis Mr. Angostin Daly's immens eee | te Se } UNDEE THE GASLI GEORGETOWN ADVER MT With ite great New York Cast, and its thrill Both gentiemen said this was done without | Cases. Bed Glorhing of all descriptions, Hair | — Ve aaa ie ee ee - knowledge of Mr. B , who was ont of the city | 800 Shuck Mattresses, Hair and Feather Pii- G" AT NEWS IN € 6 ETeWws PIER AND RATLBOAD SCE at the ime. lows, @ jarge assoriment of Gilt Window z - As played OVER SEVENTY FIVE NIGHTS IN NEW YORK. t Office for securing seats now open. ne Judge Oartter said he was aware of that; but the Court did not feel at liberty to interfere in this way with its rule, but must move with consistency, no matter what its personal feel- ings might be in the case. Mr. Dick, before commencing, begged leave to read @ bill of exceptions taken in the case, and present them to the court, that nothing might te lost. Mr. Walker moved to strike out some por- Shades, Linens and Fixtures, Table Uovers of oll kinds, all of the first quality, and at the lowest cash prices. Remember 50% 9th street. pom ie ck. og GovERNMENT SaLzs—I wonld call the at- tention of dealers and others toa larze lot of new Osvalry Jackets, Coats, Pants, Blankets, &¢. “A. Adamson, 506 Nint one door from Pennsylvania avenue. gchar ined asia NERY, and FANCY GOODS. at and below All in want ve goods will do w ai atonce. Stor At 117 Bridge strect THE WORLD ASTONISHED bee Ao ERE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS tion of the evidence. CATROHISM FoR WASHINGTONIANS.— Q.— netwenn Mavi BY THE GREAT ASTRALOGisr, General Duncan S. Walker, for complainant, | Who buys the cheapest Gents’ Fare: any been MADAME H. A. PEERIGO, then read the original bill: Mr. Bradley, Jr, | (ioods? A—Franc. (2 —Who eelis tne oo for defendante, th when Mr. Walker re: uswer to original bi amended bili, and Mr. Bradley the answer t> amended pill. est Gents’ Furnishing Goods? A —Franc Q.—Who buys the most Gents’ Furnishing Goods? A.—Franc. (2 —Who has the gre: ‘ nance During the reading of the bill Justice Cartter | est rash for Gents’ Goods! A.—Franc: 194 ee HiksTog’” | detpondent. She brings together those long seps- said at this stage it is important to know it we | Seventh street. between D and E, three doors Barrett he: WES | rated, SS ia gee mony amen fica are to go back of any decision of Supreme | above Udd-Feilows’ Hall 9,551: . or lovers, restores Court or act of Congress. If we nave to read the bistory of Mexico and translate all about the Ranches and Rancheros, we will ha: hard time, snd enough to fill up this ter: Georgetown. D. C., November is ITICE y z. Tur Undersigned have this day FAruerahip, under the name of HIES best qualified to pursue, re best qual s peedy mar: d celts yon the very day pen Tiages, and felle you | Saitmarry, gives you the name, likeness and char- Pzwntes can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. The Cheapest Gents’ Fu for the putroce of conduct | Setetehee’ ana ‘by Ber nimsoat oyerunteral powers Mr. Dick.—I think not, your Honor. FRANC’8—The Cheapes' rents” wnishing lo A ose ef conduc yo its 7 ~s At close of reading of answer to amended | Storetn the City— Good Merimo Undershirts | 07 coals nee a Tose Tr eekagbare | tnvelia the dark and hidden mysteries of the fe: bill and exhibits, the reading ot pleadiis were | 75 cts., 90 cts., 1: good M-rino Drawers 75 ae y AS.i BARRETT, | the malche stare that overcome or predomiaate im finished, eneral replication having been | cts.. cts.. $1; A No. 1 Undershirts, $1.25, Georgetown, D. jst , 1857 | 5-3t* the configuration—from the aspects and positions filed the question was at issue, and General | $1.50. $1.75; A'No. 1. Drawers, $1.25, $1.50, ‘Walker opened the case for complainants, $1.75; good white Shirts, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75; A No. 1 White Shirts, '$2.50;' good ‘Cotton Socke, $1 per dozen: best English (double heels AVANA ORANGES. Marshmallow Drops, ‘ach Candies. | of the planets and the fixed stars in the heave a" Wittemen'e fas | the time of birth, she deduces the f ot : at WAS Ee | Sock It costs you but may 55 High street MARRIED. and toes) 85.60 per dozen; Paper Collars from F EHOMAS DOWLING AGT Genre | BEVEE Autin have sofarorable an opporcunity. Com JEXAEP_CONTOR, | On.the set ot taper, at | See pe vor vn, Tee, Gime tan X THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, | sultati ig Portes living ate distanee can ooe- Heese SW sae Wee ot heey: | chiefs, &c., cheap, 44 Seventh street, between PROVED PROPERTY IN GEORG It the Madame by mail with equal ‘nnd sat. $ Ato Wiee MAGGIE AS CONTNOR. olen Sanaa pe mm peenetE ce PER OV ED PEE AUCTION. (TOR OETOWN | ful tien to themselves, an if tn porecn. A fall amd city. : a 4 Oa WEDNESDAY. N: ber that % * explicit chart, written out, with all inquiries an- Li cll. in tromt of the premians nate ok tke | Saeed cad’ tiksases onckosed: seat by Sail ase No. 86 and 57, in Old Georgetown, fronting 50 feet | ceipt of ice above mentioned. Thestrictest se- on the = = of Cn fe Water | cresy will on ag and all correspond: Street, and running beck 108 fert ve. | returned or destroyed. hicuts cousiat of a large two-story Frame Dwelling | orier furnished those dasting them. Write plas: House, and two small Frame Dwelling Houses. by beg Vere oor og you were ALso- Part of Lot No. 85. frouting 57 8-12 feet on South stroat, by 130 fect deep to am alley. improved ya | ap3-D&W,co! Sask! Os Gil cee talento 8 su erms: One third cash; balance in 6 am : months, with interest. secured by a deed of trast 369 SEVENTH STREET. te MORISON—MA RTIN. On the 9th of July, 1867 at the St. John Parish. SM MORISON of Jersey (ity, New Jersey, to CLABA C. MARTIN, of th s city "+ CHILDREN'S CLOTHING x GARIBALDI AND ZOUAVE PLAIN AND ¥: nae Thi ED SUITS FOR CHILDREN Three Youre id and Upward. DIED. SPRISER. On the morning of the 5th instant, MARY ELLA. daughter of Maria and the late J. Frederick Speiser. aged 15 yoars and 4 month ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from the residence of her mother, No. 529 Ith street east. (Navy Yard.) near Georgia avenue, om Thursday born, on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the _ cost of the purehaser. oo SL THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 5 , CARPETS: CARPETS: afternoon, the 7th, at 40 clo CHILDEEN"S Bi = QMIGHTMAN, "Gu Toeeday morsinc, JOU OVERUOATS. [BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown CARPETS12 SHTMAN. in the 321 year of his age. late a FINE BLACK CLOTH EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE uate clerk in the Burean of Provisions and Clothing. y EI | 4 ‘de funeral will take’ place on ‘Thursday after- BEAVER SUITS. Oe ee LE RPOPERTY IN GEORGE: oon, at 20 ‘clock. from the residence of his mother- in-law. Mrs. Fletcher. No. 502 K «tré between 4th and Sth streets. His friends and the friends of the famil; invited to CHEAPER THAN EVER. ied ‘by the late PMtlip erfy occupied by the la > fronts @ feet ‘on the north side ct | _Thave yurt received a larce lot of style Prospect street. between Frederick and Market | of INGRAIN CARPETS that I cam streets by oer of 138 feet 2 — ap ie toot 20 cents per yard less then former 6 improvements consist of = 4 : Souble two-story Dwelling House. oP | POOR ARE WOOL. oh psn. to OE. ED, Terms: One-third cash, balance in 6,12, and 1s On WEDNESDAY, November 13th p.m.. I will sell, in front of the pre valuable Rr Frocks. $16. Good Black Cloth Frocks. 815 wy sacks, ge, Black Cloth Frocks, $10. id LORED AND WHITE BOYS?’ COLORED A [pPPaareent OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ASHINGTON, October 20, 1347. On the petition of JAMES McCARTY, of gead- From $1 to $2. CHILDREN’S SAIRT WAISTS. Piain, Fancy. and Embroidered INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN mouths, ‘with interest. scoured by a deed of trast | SPLENDID ARTICLE at $1.28 to $1.30, worth next. ing, Pennsylvania, praying for the extersion of MERINO SHIRTS. op the rty. C i id st att $1.0 to stentberaated to Micron ths tetas cea Boys’Genuine Buckskin Gauntlets. cost of the purchaser. 7 Ns And SIAMDS Bt te | | COTTAGE and HEMP at $9, 60 and 70 cents ts at oe en ee os curaee Boys’ Heavy Cotton Bocks, 2 ae, Pte E Fzecptr. per yard. ye Edges ce] for Lap welde nbes. for — OW! it. heven years from the expiration of said. patente, SOUTHERN CASSIMERES, he pe ey Also, ALL KIRDS OF FURNITURE. cach os which sakes place on the st ay of January; tas aie B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D.0, | nice Parlor Su a Furuttare of all kinds at ox: it is orderes vat said petition G attl Patent Office on Monday. the 13th Way of January ANCERY SALE. cP . By virtue of be cf the Supreme Court of the Vou kescn ve. Waring ami, st. bo. tur Realty i . HENRY BONTZ, ee ee pee ee 369 Seventh street. between I and Ky m.,the Brick Dwelling and ground attached, 4,03 | 0 29-6 near Northern Market. W Fisk ERS FOR GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS FREE PROM FLOCKS AND SHODDY ilk-mixed Suits, €20. ouble and Twist Suits, $20. Standard Silk mixed Suite, $25. Good Business Buits, $12 and §15. Kentucky Jeane Suits, = Good Heavy Overcoats, $10 Waterproof Tweed Overccats, $8, THE FINEST SELECTION g PIEcy oops er hed 0 vee zi ES M WORK, myusually 1 ow PRICES, ti o'clock M.j suid all persons are to rand show cause, any they have, why said petition ought net to be granted, Persons opposing the extension are reqnired to file in the Patent Office thelr objections, specially act forth in writing. at least twenty days before the Gay of hearing: all testimony Sled by either party to be used at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted in accordance with the rules of the of- fice, which will be furnished he mony must be filed in tl re oihice twent Cad ah of peering; = srgumente, any, within aye after Alli ; Ordered. also, that thie notice be pnblished in the Republican and the Intelligencer” Washington, D. -" and in the Telegraph, Philadelphia, Penny fret of sid publications to: beat inset. sists as rat of ea ications joast sixty days She day of heari Congress street, Georgetown , the Post Office. fronting forty feet on Con; street, and running back, of that width, one hun- dred and twenty-one feet six inches. ‘Terms of sale: (ne-third of the purchase money ih, and the residue in two ow in- id twel’ inter, months, 0 lien om the property. The terms must be complied with in ove week. after sale, or the property may be resold, after one week's noti: he costof the first purchaser. Stamps and convey- wi EDWARD HARRIS’. fancing at the purchaser's cost. vious to : 4 other famous Domestic, French. Austrian, and ‘WALTER 8. COX. Trustee, gars 'T 0. THEAKER, English Costings, Beavers, Cassimeres, &c-,made | oclsStaw&ds THOS DOWLING, heck, no ¢-w3w Commissioner of Patents. | to order st Untel.i EW YORK PRICES. | Vee fey OF THE INTERIOR. HEAVY RIBBED UNITED STATES PATENT OFFI ASHING TON. (ictober 30, 1867. HOICE NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS, ‘On the petition of WILLIAM BURNETT of gan The subscriber ‘has purchased largely since the recent decline, ona ie now selling goods at lower ices than ve been ince the war. Rasortment of ‘DRESS GOODS is large, embracing the newest and most desirable styles Also. from #* ¥, to the finer qualities. Long and Shawls. Flannels, Blankets. Bleact Mus! yal '%. Caltcoes, 10. 1255. FINE PLAIN MERINO SHISTS AND DRAWERS, LAMBS-WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Very fine White and Seariet Flannel Shirts and Boys’ Merino Shirts und Drawers, t ds ruary. : inthe ase. of Fasitle Disks in Steam Boilers. for seven years from the qyplzation of salde patent. which takes place on easth ebrnary , 1368 i ordered, that the ead peti tition be heard at the Country Knit Socks. Patent Ofice on Monday. the 19th day of Febru. arranted Buckskin Gloves. a xt, " ee jotified to appear and if auy they have, | Fine Black Cloth Sacks. 816. Pig nny hg ted. Fine Black Cloth Froct great inducements to pufchssers. Give use call Fine Baek Docakin and Beever Pants BENJAMIN MILLEG, Yonibe? Bleck a 101 Bridge st.. Georgetown. D-U. Children’s Bisel tui BENEY WILSON, Fi vet Fancy and Plata Biik Vests. We’ Stardard Schoo! Suits, $6.50. ors! Ceasimere Suite, 88. Fe once eee es ’ Virgini le Boys’ Waler-proof Tweed Overcoats, B, 2 0co., = asl aes ae “an 3 EEE OEE ITS £08. Peale, Bo. 1 ee oe a. D.C. ORT on CouUmELA, WASHINGTON ‘ext Door to ‘ommer TRICT OF COLUMBIA, |W Invites the attenti: of his and pablic | COUNTY, TO WIT: case tei Ris Taree And well selected mmortine administrate —— and VERTIN GS. of the latogt Imporiations, ail bas, ONE PRICE ASKED. hele to’ make up (havi faith work Sourt of Webi NO LESS TAKEN. othe. npomoeinp- pire pun ee Taner the, fal % AK, PSII F i 7.0. THEAKE: GEO. O-HENNINO, Goods, such as SHIRTS, DRAWE eo 4 Commissioner of Patents. No. 585 Seventh street, near svente, LOvER-COLL «RS.BUSPE DBRS. G Sy sapgacns | agadaamaataanatidadddii | cee where. D1 and all ta d Hd peed POE poy mhedaree noes one sim ‘HE “GOLD MEDAL” SEWING MACHINES. "These shines ble-lock Elastic . Mac! Doul ion to bys Jest, RECEIVED « woclsim ___No. 18 strest._ N THE SUPREME COURT OF Tuppis. | jy RTROPOLITAN PATENT SSTRAM BA- . Beat at October, 18a, Mi ost. pert ia AND 6TH STB. . : oa a » Gekbve tenes, |S ¥ et Sa 5 eee cee and others 3 On motion pecs or ee ee ae or it >. m. ahr die the couse ees = Forder of the Court (0 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. by ‘ trae copy—Test: T ae anes, | BLS Sibert aera ee wie ew MARU Sb, frames. ti ‘tn ) STRING BAND is URAC Sex em te Tih street east te