Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirewlation im the Distriet. NOYES.. «« Editor. CROSBY 8S. WASHINGTON CITY: i EPNESDAY....NOVEMBER 13, 1867. READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Look OUT FOR THE Sa00TING STARs.—If the bight be clear it is probable that there wiil be s recurrence this evening, (Nov. i3th,) or to-morrow night, of the interesting meteorolo- gical phenomena which excited so much at- tention at this time Iast year im Europe. It wes not seem in the United States, be. csuse this point of the earth was not then turned towards the poiat of the Heavens from which (he meteors appeared to emanate. It is thought. Bowever, that we shall be more favorably situated for witnessing asimilar dispisy this evening, probably less Imposing which was observed Iast November. ‘The esr‘ im its annual motion around the sun every year in November crosses the orbit of a gToup of meteors. which form, as it were, a Kind of comet. Once in about 33 years the earth and the comet meet at the point of inter- | bits, and the former pass- ing directly through the nucleus of the latter Produces the meteoric shower. In the follo: ing November, when the earth has again ar. Tived at the same point of its orbit, the come! baving moved in the meantime, the former, perbaps, encounters the tail of the latter and thus gives rise to a second bat smaller display, ene THE VOLORED ScHOOL Fryp.—In our report of the proceedings of the Cireuit Court for this district, Chief Justice Cartrer, yesterday, Mention was made of the fact that judgment had been rendered against the Corporation of Washington tn favor of the trastees of colored schools for & pottion of the schoo! fand of 1555 amounting to $7,°S9.(3. This decision was based op the statement of Walter S. Cox, Esq, aud- sfer, to Whom the case was referred at the Iast term, 8nd who yesterday reported that he had “ascertained that the amount applicable to Public schools m the city of Washington for the year ending June 20, 1565, was the amount of $79,=44 33. The proportion of this sum payable to the trustees of the colored schools under the decision of the court is one itth, Or $15,975.66. The amount actually paid Was $7,69.3, leaving still due 9.13. it will be seen that this decision sustains the porition beld by the Mayor, and by the Commuttee on Schools in the Board of Alder- men, ard to be hoped row that a settle- mentof the vexed question will be arrived at = tbe City Councils, and the school bills Promptly passed. The CExsr. T. Hovgh, of the Bureau of Fducation, is to-day at Police headquarters Tecelvir g the returns of the policemen who, for day Cr two past, Dave been engxged in taking s sas of the District. Full returns from istricts Rave already been received, ne buncred ane fitty are yet tocome expreted that before the close of the be whole will have been received. The ets bad hard work of it as long as it lasted ut as 9 geversi rulethe blanks were promptly 4 probably there are not more than be Buncred im tBe entire District of Colum- bia which will be unsatisfactory. The police- €n Bad to fill out many of these blanks, par. Ucularly those left among the colored people who came here during the war. In some sec- Hous parties bed been around telling the col- ored people not to fill up the blanks because be information was tobe used for political Purposes, avd the officers were placed under the necessitiy of obtaining inform ation from the neighbors of the trightened parties, who Some cases, left their houses on the approach of the officers. It will probably be three or four weeks before the statements can be com- piled Way Not!—It it be true, as claimed by General Butler and Mr. Thaddeus Stevens, ‘hat the Five-twenties can iawfally be paid im “greenbacks.” why may they not as law. tully be paid im national bank notes! The Wid seetion of the Currency Act declares that Such notes “sball be received at par in ail parts of the Uxited States in payment of taxes, excises, public lands, and all other dues to the Unied States, except for duties on imports: Snd also for sil salsries and other debts and demands owing by the United Ststes to indi- viduals, corporations, and associations within the United Stares,except interest on the pubtic Gebt and redemption of the ational currency.” it will thes be seen that the office of the na vonal bank note is by law made the same as that of the “greenbacks,” and if the Five- twenties may lawfully be redeemed with the ue, WY May they not be with the other! NatTioNAL TazaTRB—There has seldom been seem in Washington a more excellent Performance than that of “Caste,” as brought utatthe Nation: Lady Don, a8 the bois- erous Snd mischievous but kind-hearted “Polly Eccles,” is hardly more amusing than Lamb's “Sam Gerridge,” snd Allen's “Old Eccles,” while Blanche Grey's “Esther” is a cbaract advan age. The other parts are good. Lady Don J) appear as the Ear! of Leicester,” in ~-Kenilwortb.” this evening. and as “The Pretty Horse-breaker. 7 From J. Saillington Odeon bailding, J Parker, 45> 7/b street, CO. D. Lieberman, corner 9th and D streets, and J. J. William- on, 407 11tD street, near the avenue, we have received Godey's Lady's Book for December— boliday number. c THANKSGIVING IN MARYLAND.—Governor Swenn bas issued a prociama‘ion, in con- formity with the suggestion of the President of the Unied States, setting aside the 2th instant to be observed as a day of thanks. giving. GEyERAL McOLELLAN.—This officer, who is now on Bis return home, after a long ab- ence in Europe, is to bave a public recep- “on om bis arrivalat New York, by the city counctis. Watt's Orga Horses —-Under the Gas. Light” draws as crowded houses yet as during the first week of its representation, a success fairly earned by theexcellent manner in which ‘he management placed it on the stage here. S7 The Swiss Council bas approved the new postal treaty megotiated with the United States. WITHDRAWAL OF THE FRENCH TROOPS PROM Rome—The Psris Moniteur, in its official column yesterda: ees that the Empe- Italy is resolved to do Ber ¢@uty and fuifili all her obligations an- der the September convertion, has withdrs wa the French troops from Rome and other parts of the Papa ory to Ci Vecenia. Rear Acmiral Provans Del Sabbeorne bas been ap. ported Minister of Marine in italy. His ~ — completes the Osbinet of General ra. ‘Tse Fewta® HaLrin Fouxn Guitty.—The trial of Halpin before a ial commission Ss concluded in Dablin yesterday. The jury iY verdict of guilty of treason and er, throughout his tri ‘ained the claim of American cit stip. Thecourt has not yet pronounced sentence in (bts port. S7 Herr Twesten, & Prussian depoty, has been sentenced to two years’ imprisonment for —— on the judiciary made by him in the et. (7-Ge neral La Marmors bas announced to the French Government that Garibaidi and his two so Bs will come to the United States. S7-The Fairof the Maryland lastitute, in Baltimore, closed last night ae S7 A man named Stover a@Rother, Bamed South, st Fupkstown, Washington county, on last. oem S27 The loan of a million pounds ing to tbe Honduras railway nas been introduced in the London market. S7 The Wesieyan Conference, at {ts recent session in Clevs Obio, reecived ia favor of female suffrage S7-The Young Men's Christian Arsociation of Boston Bold meetings ou the wharves sod in livery stables. | Wetter as follows | uy which sbe appears to the greatest | Baltimore Sun, say yesterday -— ‘The cov! presented to the s the President revoking Mr. Stantoa’s order ‘which dismissed Uo). Helger from service. It ‘wes intimated in the Department to the coun- | gel that the order of revocation does not plice Col Beiger in the army. The elt tbat bis client was dismissed War Department; that that by order of ‘order is revoked, and stands contessed'y as if it had never been : first, wi misea. 1 could only be made propria persone, \e-bein the msde. He alsoargued that it was iliegxt — second, because di by the President tn exercise offa quasi judicial power: that the award of dismissal ‘wWss based on proceedings of the court-mar- tial, the 1 ‘which should say, «Col. J remain a Lieutenant Uoione! that the President, by revoking the orde places the case on the round thatit on, bed there been no dismissal. koown what will Grant in the prem: Taz Battiéo} Racas. « actof which was to acquit the respondent: that acquittal was precisely qual and equivalent toa law of the Unsited ey mes Beiger shall in the sery ould be It is not be the final action of Gen. iges. ‘be cond day's Taces of the fail season at Herring Ran Uoursa took place yesterday. The track was again in very bad condition, owing to the s' Previous evening: ‘so of the ‘ach so, that the first Pec five-mile dasb, between the Belle of al more, Lucy Liane, was postponed. in the second race, mile heats, best three in five, to harness, for $250, there tries—Kinadora, Lizzie and F: re three en- ik—and was won by the first nsmed in three straight heats. Time, 2.42, 2 46, 2.53. A Lavres’ Cx —A Ladies’ Ciub bas been established in Paris, Ky., and is goingon as ell as could be desired. ikewlee cards and drinks, and Smoking is allowed; billiards; likewise strong classes of ight reading, ‘wise knitting and crochet: but another likewise bas begun to trouble | Which is like ise Dusban: he Secretary of the Ulub, ds The majority are stoutly against such an innovation, and defend their views by the fact that gentlemen Tefase their wives admission to their Clubs, and if husbands were admitted, brothers, and posed. even lovers, will be pro) piecrocntan ast ELOrEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.—A shocking case of elopement, and curred jast the first affair of the kind we have known in Charleston, S. C. ny OC~ Thursday night, The guilty parties are the wife of a white grocer anda black man who kepta smal The parties carried wit! specie, $300 I wheel wright shop. ih them some nM in greenbaeks, a gold watch valued at $200, some other articles of jewelry, snd the clothing of the deserted husband. They were, however, arrested at Wilmington, N. ©, on Friday.—Charleston Courier. 87-Two more batche! been opened in Paris, wh: number of these establish: seventeen or eighteen. For Modest price of twenty-two per pound Of cur money. 8 wardrobe, an to purcbase. been practically abandoned for want of en- coursgement, and the private collection scheme hes been forgotter. There will be no auction. And the goods will moved. SUAWLS are gener! more rlegant for carriageor tbe richest sacks or cloaks. folded. and the ugly hood fo: Isrge told im the back eign to the true character an shawl draperie bave seen a f ot nd it bas passed away. se elegant and expensive hops for the sale of horse flesh as an #rticle of human food ich brings up the ents in the city to “prime cuts” the is demanded £0 that is to say, about twenty cents now call to examine d none with intent The subscription project has probably soon be re- considered Visiting dress then They are simply rmed by pinning a is not seen: it was for- d grace of proper We aricles of Paisley and india manufneiure. and nothing can be more supe: for tall toilet. height or mature grace can Thor better suited Only iscies of commanding wear them advan- lageously. They are decidecly ma‘ronly.— New York Mast. Coor —In_Lynebbu ; Sfew days since, a Tunawsy couple from Powhatan county were arrested The lady to the ai ffaur was the wife | of a Mr. Wilkonson, who, upon being informed of the arrest of bis truant spouse, telegraphed ‘As follows. PowHATaN. VaA., Uct. Police. Lynchburg. Robert J. Toney and ad Letem rip! Patir 30, 1867.—Chief of There is no charge agtinst elaide Wilkinson. B. WILKINSon. &7 Philadeiphia aboundsin medical colleges ‘nd dissecting rooms, and hence the “resur- reetion” business. The price paid resurrec- tionists for a subject generally is from $15 to ; what price paid ai notknown. Ti! tbe county prison is jeges are largely suppiied With tbe bodies of abandoned women, many of whom have selves for this purpose bef sum ef = SZ A lady-teacher of eloc! mistook her medicine bottle. dose of cyunide of potassin: barb. She only bad time tos berh ! Elizabeth! come qu been known to sell them- fore death, for the ation in New York . and swatlowed a m in place of cream out, + Eli; ickly !” when si fell msensibie and died in a few moments. Her name was Helen E. Vance. and she was | &nauve of Boston SE nnson con AO a 87 Connecticut 1s forming a company | Manufscrure @ wood-sawing machine and When the saw gets dull grindstone combined. to it is sharpened on th grindstone. S27 The firs' case of a foreign born citizen taking out pS‘uralization papers in Mobile, jor years occurred there last ®7 Alexander Dumas recently addressed a be called for.” To Garibaldi, Rome—To BUILDERS’ EX Meeting ot the BUILD Bistrect THIS EVENING. at street, NG. rt ED.D. ST = $7— $7 — 87-87-87 s* = coms of the Ass 7.0 CART WATER PROGE OVERCOATS at $7; former Price £3. At A. SAK) 8 & C0.'3, 517 Seventh street, Detween ay, ‘enue and LD street. $i— $7—s7—s7—§7—87-97 = WORKINGMEN, ATTENTION The pr. cession of ths Workin oP clun.bia and ther Serenade will take place on TUESDAY i workingmen of the District are pate in tais demonstration. to pal The procession will leave ¢ ovclock. will meet at 7. @ clock. + wested to be panctoal in the By order of the Committee Members of the Workiagmed’s Assembly reanizations are re- he City Hall at 8 tendance, ANCIAL. Money is im fair demand from brokers in New York; and as the banks are holding » large portion of their balances available for All loans, applications are readily met at 637 Per cent. In disconcts tuere is no genera} Sasing of rates. There is less gratn paper of- Ting; but ihe Amount of merchandise paper Upon the street isetili very large, and prime Hames continue to range at 7410 per cent, Governments opened at 1 ‘erday, in sympathy of London and Fri.oxtort markets, but trans. ad. There is a continued stor shipment, and the bonds Tese to 1024. Gold bas been rajher firmer in sympaiby with the still unséttled condition of affairs in Italy, and the new ases of the relations between Tarkey aud Tae protesting Powers—France, Engtand, and Austria. ee ee Government Securities. WASHINGTON, Nov. 13, 1867.—Jay Qooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Goy- ernment securities: Pte Selling Buying. U.S. 6's Coupon, 155 U.S 2 NEW YORK FIRST POARD SALES. Conpons. 5.20%, 1862 08 5 U5 73U"s, 3d s Ties 5.20'8, 1865.. -M6% Gold 5.20°s, In.&Sy,'65.107% —s—— [By Bangers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.} Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stocksand bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: New Yor. Nov. i3.—First Board—U. S. 1861, coupon 1125; ; 5.20’s, 1562,ex -coupon, 1864,ex-coupon, 105 ¥; 1965,ex-coupo: coupon, new, 107%; 1867, coupon, coupon, 102; 7.30's, second, 105%; 7.30 1054; Santon, 43; Camperiand, 23: sick ver, 3 iposa, 5 iy; a ferred, i4: Ne Yorm Gentraie tid Pace Me at Jantic Mail. 115%; Erie, 72 Hudson, 125; Reading, 96 105; Michigan Southern, 7 129; Cleveland 's, third, Quicksil- ay <A a eomecmcan an ittaburg, £2%; 4 Nortn- do. preferred, 63%: Rock Island, ee) 974; Obio and Miss. Uer- : W. U. Telegraph, 31%: Boston Water Power, 174; Cleveland and Toledo, 102. Gold, 139%. Baltimore Markets. Flour.—Within a few days past there were sales of 500 bbis. choice Super at $10.50; si) bbls. good City Milis do. at $10; also, yesterday, 100 bbls. Pennsylvania Ex'ra st $11. Demand is mostly confined to Winter Wheat supers The market generally closed quiet yesterday, though no quotable change. Grain.—Wheat—Owing to the prevalence of heavy head winds the arrivals Water were light, offerings only <0 bushels white and 6,00) bushels red; the market was firmer than at the closeof previons day: prime and cheice samples continue scarce: |,9)0 Dush- els white. interior to good, sold at 200 bushels choice Virginia red at bushels choice Maryland at <2.55- 3) prime do. at $250; 1,300 bushel goo 852.46; 790 busbels fair at <2 J0; good Pennsylvania at $2. an inferior Maryland at $2 15225 bushels whive and 4.559 brshels w prised the offerings; the market was s for old crop: 750 bushels white sot a $1.22: 9,00 bushels yellow at =! of new crop white at ‘6 cent condition; 113 bushels do. at 1.000 bushels new Wes erp mixed at « Oats—4,S00 bushels received, marie: ac prices steady: 90 bushels thterior to fir 9 cents; 3,400 bustels good to prime ‘73 cents. Kye—Oaly sales rep 60 bushels Inferior at $12) prime Pennsylvania at <1 A Provisions.— We notice a litt for bacon, in lots from jobber: stendy st given, viz: F 13 cents: rib sides, If); cen 7 cents, und clear, 17 hams, i%a2) cents. sales of 20) bbls. city d small tor Corn m ady Oa los new city-cured ess Pork—We report jess At S2) 5"); and quote Western at 222.25a32) 50 for round lots, and £23 per bbl. for retail lots. Lard—Nothing western: we quote city at i2¥al5 not obbing lo! s ==a> CRE T THE BEST ASSOCIATION FOR INVEST. MENTS. AND THE CHEAPEST O8T CERTAIN FOR LOANS. SAFE, CERTAIN, AND RELIABLE. All stockholders participate in the aly gi this Association. No initiation fee {s re: y The limitations of the per cent. at which a) Yances are made prevent loans for purposes of mere specniation, and add certainty to the op. portunities of borrowers obtaining mousy when wrantes Subscription Rooks for Stock in this Associa Hos — BOW open at the following-named places, o wit: HORATIO BROWNING. President, 353. Pe: sylvania avenue. near Sixth street. H, 0, HOOD, Treasurer, 335 Pennsylvania ave- nue. near Ninth street. E.W. CLARK. Jr.. Secretary, 444 Fourteenth street. near New York arenu= Certificates of stock will be at once issued to all sbareholders. Payments on account of stock will be received at either of the above-named places until the next regular monthly meeting. ‘Kisrze number of shares ha: ken. and perso: come forward Pri Constitutions may be obtained at any of Ve-named places. é HORATIO BROWNING, President W.Cranx, Jr. Secretary. no otf _ ready been ta. 8 desirous of obtaining stock should once vs Payment of dues,) parties who bave any of the Sub-Collectors books to t! Association are re: c a tock of the ested to call at the store ot Jobn B Elvans & Co.,309 Pennsylvania arenus, Detween 9th and 0th ‘streets. as egrly as possible and before the night of meeting aid sign the con stitution : SZ About 36 shares not yet taken, no4 dtN1t [Express Nat » Republica: hronicle.] FRENCH CONFECTIONERY AND YSTEB SALOO FFIELD, No, 246 Yaninavenue, between 12th and i3th str: N. ADI ? 0 JOSEPH Besuk sy I~ a, Te- fPretiully amtiounces to bis customers aud the pub- Ke that he fs now agp to furnish Oysters ina superior style. Also. Coffee, Tea, and Choco Chocolate. Parties. Weddings. and Families furnished with choice Cakes, Ice Creams, Pastry, and all articles in the Confectior busi ade of the be noISS1S_ JOS W.MATEINGLY, Chairman.- | Material uudat the shortest mation” OF Ae best e- MET ‘AN BUILDING ASSOCT. | © Wee jal meeting, THURSDAY ESTABLISHED 186%. fy tbh Sn IE McPHERSON & FERGUSON. of Trage Rooms, Penn's’ avenue. All atockhold- oP bi - 5 sous dveiring stock are requested to > ENN. AVENUE, CORNER LeT STREET, preeent. (Chron. @ Exp tf aces” Cariron HILL, EX ¥ ms All working at the of the Society or not, ited te attend. THE FAIR of Ladies’ Rebekah 3. will be ec rcingmen's As- business, whether are respectfully in no 12 3t* ee Axso- ‘ntinwed sett PE. noNe. 3. ORY EVENING sicxty apd then close with @ Gragd Levee woll-3t THE TEMPERANCE BUILDING AND em TRUST ASSUCIATIO’ por moet g LES EVERY ther notice at their rooms, No. ue.commencing this (Monday for subscriptions to stock and ¢ Will be ready for delivery. Wastino ton, November I, 1897. N will hold rege NIGHT until fur- 61 Louisiana avu- ) night. Books open eFtificates of shares G. P. HOPKINS, Secretary, GEU. SAVAGE, President. Boll-tDec 3 S>NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Navy Yard, on be can receive Copies o| of the following officers: De 8. AH. McKIM. CHASE. LATHROP Praia 8. A. H. MARKS, Trea aS N , Tream C. Dulin IN ant i ie RAN sy argrpaned ge {Chron., Herald, naigtin J a ad re . Tice, Sample Rooms, Tip) . ™m. Payments, @1 per will last about five years, Secretar) BT Loomis, T. EAward We ie W ‘i belong the t mectiog. w* NOTION, TO WHOM IT May CON rants, Taverns, a | Ssulteres ent Pecmssied Livenee’ Cine tats. Gi bey Goods. CAPITOL HILL AND NAVY-YABD. The first meeting for Jegning stock and the pay- peut of duce of the Rage wASHteedS BUILDING R- haky Si at ill be held at Odd- RIDAY. Novem- rf share. The Ifa stock the full amount to °. f the Constitution cam be had of either lent. rice President. ore! rboui right T iguors, Wines, Cor- Deal rea LSU gupsoats INSTRUMENTS, &c., dc. oT a H t ‘ 2 nugand 7th atrest a GoLD en TCH HAI an® SEAL, and FISH attached. A wutftable reward will peid on returning them io 113 B street, sonth, be- tween 13th and i. no 15. i OST—$25 REWARD—An catirely BLACK 4 POINTER DOG. Law seen te joi with ® gum at Lyga's, Mill, about 3% 0 LOST AND FOUND. = REWARD ~O8T-Last evening in —Lost, on theoth Testet, a Fee 'T; white, th ze blac ee reward will. We paid ff left at ving from i3th now man Telok 0: ‘Tharsday after p idif loft at 1 Gor, etown STRAYED OR STOL NS vhire bartals COW neck §j also, A, BRIDGE H: Ne STRAYED FROM THE PREMIS SS eubscrier, on Georgetown Bwights. botw G nd Montg mery streets, north of Stoddard, # email. light red COW. with white streak on back and legs; will be et no 11-3t" mall bag and @ tending to root of tail; horned; white on stomach A liberal reward WORTHINGTON NG WANTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. Ny ANTRD—A GIRI, to cook. wash, ar fron, « Cook. wash aor [ton at RENT- A fire room HOUSE. on lath eines Writers Pawnbrokers, 311. ith F hetwren P and Q streets. Apply to 4. CH? About 5,000 yardaNo. 1 SHAKER FLANBELS street Se oats avenue. ne 33. MAN. No, 227 3 uh le ‘man HOUSE, centrally FSR, AES Ta three ot tour CNV TR ROOMS, suitable for howset . t weet, wear K norte ne 4K RENI—A HOUSE, oF I ROOMS enitable Fayette st., Grorgete CLOAK MAKER. cutting and fitting DA TRU eral house” Ww a aa south D Atrect. betwen 0 . a New Jersey ave. and south Capitol st acti Ws Fanrhbi tment sa Parr the "meat sale S00 ieoneyivants ovenue. ay ETS FOR MANTILLAS, lt Rh, cheap. ETECNS ang CLOAKING CLOTH, in a /PLINS, $1.75 per yard. ARITZS, whexch's ERL- vHITE 'S, Bi J. and Variousother styles of dress good: HA FLANNEDS RED AND A CLOTHS, full stock of black and col- SLLKS : Patock is fallin all departments. We o‘fer al NISHE Bo. 2 r Members of Co: bet_E ani F ste buy « MARBLE TOP WASH OR BENT— To gontivmen. in a private family, Tn Oe eee ee, aeOTHER. W ATAND, caitahle fora Barve: shay) An three nicely furnished KUOMB. commanten “No. 36 Central Steres four good BAKBERS. (: at ¢ 3 ee from the F street and ave no 13-2w ‘opposite Centre Market. Homan Hair Store, 279 Pa. eS : 40% Leth street, Lctwoen i TPES BEE De AS eae A ENERAL HOUSE Oe todd cae, ale bg ironing. Apply at oR RENT HOUSE No, 053 Now Jere ava FOR WALKING AND BIDING DRESSES, 77 Pennsylvania aver, nue. between att y ) and E stree n 10th and Lith streets. r ISHES A SITUATION AS On hand at moderate prices, and will be found to BOARDING. [eIEST-CLASS at streets 456 roth RD CAN BE ORTAINED street, between G and H no 12-2w* comforts es. Address ho 12-3t* 7 TO ECONOMIZE during desirons of seonting ood ROOMS in a quiet house, OARD. Nis en) aes uo 9-tildec WITH FUR HED FRONT ROOMS. Feet west, corner of Indiana avenne ISHED OF Terms moderate, rst 1st st he residence of class BOARD for members oo and others, with pleasant ROOMS, * Washington street, George: H. D. Cooke, Esq. ARDING Also,one very fine HOUSE.—First-class Table an be obtained at the house on the tcorner of 8th street and Pennsylvania uerly known as the J WARD BOARDING HOUSE, Ther 9th et. and Pa. store. having been enti nto the stn oe ‘ON snd refurnished throughout, ducted as a first-class Boarding Houso. wishing a good accommodation must apy for choice of rooms. ren House. x o15-1m* onth Wall's ver Tenovated has HAT. will bi rel f etorship of y Dfice for oc 14-1m* BALLS, PARTIES, &c. A cnaxt y DLE TH ti GREE PER ou the LADIE: TION, Ni risth, by 2 ASSOCTA A RANCE E street, betw , ON MONDAY, NOVE 1567, r the benefit of their ex-President, who bas | been le te work for th 0 months TICKETS, $1 admitting a Gentleman and Ladies MANAGERS Stith $M Murdock. D. Horning, EL. Ro Wm J Horrigaan, M2 Darnall, H 4 NDAY E MEE RIDE Perak GELY hh id Fellow VENING,N os, &c taken in part OHNE SAND At nable prices a w MUSIC receiv Piau 361 no 12-3t The Wit building lot f tinely y bY. w PARLOR ORGANS, nd on easy terms. d daily. W ILLIAM BRADLEY & SONS Beg leave t that they ha 0 inform ve on bai fhe public and their friends BEAUTIFUL STATUARY, and Veined Italian and will take the m Hace; and t rmer together, and see your face much 'onger ing w rions colors of MARBLE MANTLES. Also, 8 beautiful style and quality MARBLEIZED MARBLE MANTLES, far superior to Slate,as they are made of the strongest Vermont Marble in the first place, and ‘bei he in them. tha: cheap as Slate, We have an assortment of large and small MONUMENTS AN and also Mon ented slate before they. in, and then you have Marble Mantles as zing deeper in the second a ‘an I think they will stand want polish- iEAD-STONES; » order, ax well exe- bought North. All kinds of Marble Building Plumbers aud Cabinet Stabs. &c., made at the shortest no- tice. WILLIAM BRADLEY Ss. Steam Marble Works, nol2-Im* Panna ave bet Ith and 19th sts "OK SALE—A HORSE. six years old, BUGGY and HABNESS, for $275 ouly. The 2X owner haying no farther use for it. “Apply to Mr. BAR on Pa avenue Ou Pr NTIN it KIDWE HART, near 17th street NN Foe ho 11-3t* AVINGS LL & HHNDERSON * JO vth street, Seaton Ha’ DCOA” MATTING, DOOR RUGS. &e KIDWE for sale at LL & HENDERSON'S, $00 Ninth strect. no 91w AND SHRUBBELY, suf of ail kinds. TOWNSEND & €0., #2 and 44 Louisiana avenue, tween 9th and 1th streets, G. TRUMENTS. ELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOUR, $14.50; Welch's best Extra do., 813 25 Now is your time to buy. C. WITMER, 119 Penn. ave. nol3-3t* between 19th and 20th NYAS HOUSEKEEPERS SHOULD SEE THE VARIETY at OGDEN’S Honse Farnishing Store. 519 7th street. near Pennsylvania avenue. 7 articles used in Housekeeping. 180 BOSTON MarKeET, 180 BY ©. MALLARD, 160 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Pa. av. BET. 17TH AND ISTH. no 13-3m Pa. av. A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STUCK or ENGLISH WORKS ON SCIENCE, MEDICINE, HISTORY, POLITICAL ECONOMY, &c., &&., JUST BECEIVED AT THE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE. omic Histor 1 Ei nd. with beantifutl: colored etchings’ By John Lech vol, Louie, $5. he Comic Bi f Rome, with colored illus- tratioune "By John Lesck, Lowton, Benes eS By William Ea- ween Arts ore titng Pht ‘and Speak. lent. London. §3 6, iis eons ‘By Goldwin Smith. A and Lands: sian of Terms in Architects in's Commercial Fined: Book of France. (64 Feguury of French Cookery. By Pits HUDSON TAYLOR BOOK STORE, | FRENCH & RICHARDSON, pols 334 Penna, avenue. Cc ING & BONS Received at the Paris Exposition ‘THE FIBST GRAND PRIZE for theit Pianos—the Legion of Honor and a Grand Gold Medal of Honor, 1 A fall assortment always on hand JOHN ¥. ELLIS, Pennsy? Comie Blackatone. jondony len usts NT NAIRE RAY DERSH! pAb Bett and Warranted to fit. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S UNDEROLOTH- Made to order. Mamily Sewing, Stitching. &c, no 8-Im* OB SALE— Can IN Fi be teen TWe i Apply to no 6-6t NO TOMOGORO O ore 01 BLACH EE aio for the next few days. GIBSON BROTHE 8 MANUFACTORY. +s between 12th and *, GENTLEMEN'S 13 #ta(horth side,) H YOKE SHIRTS, 'SAND Mg aA aA LE UNEQUALLED, ER. CONDITION, (OPEB CALORIC E: NE, bt 3 NGL . Printers, 271 Pennsylvania avenue. just Tatroduced by eu7-tf ORACKERS. most delicis ObAOCK! aby ns KING & SON Action AND COMMISSION HOUSE, WM. KEEFE & 00., THE ONLY FIRST WARD avostox Peta ory e, between No. 116 Peanarivanee sree and Will cive especial attention to the sale of goods consigned Farniture bought nfhpetion ‘sales of in JUST RECEIVED—A lot of very fine GOLD and to pri sales, ‘Goods and Motions every WATCHES; something new, never before om bot nd : ‘i * Spthnsytvania sveaue, near suet nin this city, a Watch that wind: OoHOOD Ss oulwear any material made of wool. The color is} A YOUNG G1RL WISHES A fondo Chamber: | prem = “ aes cerfect, and warranted fast. and Ironing Apply | §.0R RENT—One threnat K How ne SHORTER ERO. | SPUR IYiatecd ett Now Pork Shenaeital | FOR RENT ge ae ° eecbaine ren 3 Trenmery belidina, Leeelse tt Sie ~ VERY RESPECTARLE MIDDLE AGED aaury building. Inguire PERSONAL. Watnsh withos a SITUATION ss Housekeeper | 7thetrect.nearD.zorth. ___no 18 as or as good plain Cook. Best of testimonials as to | FOR SALE ON LONG T1ME—Immolinte posgra YONSULT DR. LEON, ability and character, if required Address sion given—A neat, two-story, room I 46% TENTH ST.. ABOVE PA AVE. | MPM C., Star office. for three days it? . 654 13th st. west, between C and Daou ‘All Acute and Chronic Diseases, Skin Diseases, ate Cin Zh | Smithsonian . Key next door and Eruptions on the Face, &e.. thoroughly care ANTED—Two h STARE & ME 1a pace age ang tee feta eect tare | cake ener nots tf oor York ia tp Ours. = eatly fe ris reason: maid. Apply between Yand 11 o'clock Thare BARGAIN —FOR SALE—A beat he decanepe | en taees iy Torenoot ete S23 Street, between sh ani A Bink ios SE with pusenge and << he ene. 1O and bree B).am cas! M RS. WEISS, No. 46 Washington street, be- ‘Sth st , jeterres “payments. House tween 4th and s ofters het services ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good GIRL. t ¥ . to the ladies of Washington who may desire a mid- Wd heacl beoneere: Apply at 340. D month. Price $2,098 STARK &@ METCAL ae Sti LK. | \yARtED INMEDIATELY—< sor TRESS. | tO Mt! al RL ANOFORTE AND SINGING—Mies LA- TAS ELY—A « - ee TORT perth of eae. Of tke bat mater at | WARE Ee esa ATELY good DEE aud | (POR RENT — One FURNISHED Ora Paris. will receives limited number for instrac- | sth, north side: po za | nireet, 1 ro ator and, tion in the aoore branches at 169 West street, WANTED-A capabic mulatto GTEL to nurse | “Ome UNFURNISHED HOUSE, right rooms and Georgetown, D. Cc. no 12-3t : ee age Fest npelg eH family. aaa = fachen “ater and gas, corner éthand lets De ATTORNEY, OUT OF PRACTICE, DE. | sir ress box 26 for one week. noI2-5* | fishtfel lection Nirena PARTNERSHIP in come entattished ZNTED—A GIRL, ascook, to go ashor tae | Two UNFURNISHED HOUSES on Istroet, be oftice business. legal op taerwine, Best referene WY ae en, ee to gna chor 8dis ingen wth and Ziet, Nos. 194 end 196, 14 rooms adress ALLISON, City Post Otto no 11. New York avenue, between 6th and 7th streets Sciral Wee FURNISHED ‘and UNFUR DEA . EVANS HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE WARTED-By & middlc aged white womans 7 McNEIR & NICHOLSON tid fenidence to No. 436 2th at et. Gand HLACE to cook, washivand tron "or tv 80 | no 19st 499 7th street, between D and K. sts. Orders le : Z : oe ner 7th and fi sts., will be attended tre ocst TST och erect. bakes Beans Pees, Wnaaire a NCE TO SECURE A LOT CF TICLIME for 91 50 + im small or large CEMENT, GRAVEL, HAT. DRED LOTS OFFERED ON LIB "ima delightfal. healthy locality ws TED—A SIT! ION a» seamstress, can cut and fitchildren s and ladies’ clothes; would assist with housework or chi Recomm: | f the cit; the VEL ROOFING done in the | tions given. Please wldcees M.C .Star Uilice, mubling in value: (A street’ ralirond rane Z shortest notice. WHITE | no izst TRY WHILE YOU GAN awa secure GRAVEL for garden walks, the choice of Lots S cash and 810 paid od depthe, directiy om the erate" Bretiat . directly ont ie Bee pla Da STARE & METCALE SS cor N.Y. av. and isth at A new fonr( HOUSE. site- wast D—By a respectable lady, furnished &00 where she © the Cress-making business: « business hood preferred, Address Sirs. 8. 8. CROP Office. Ww THOMAS FAHEY, h ud canal. oc 29-1m_ QUAL TO MY HUSBAND. Well, George, I want to get m: Bum! oe dressed | D—A white WOMAN to nny that cests so muc ih § mgetl weet y fine Se] i iro icy between Int and Di ste, west, Oh! No. sir, itdoes not cost more than you spend cooking, and washing and irosing Apely at? | snd E and Fests. Apply next docr nol? 31” ina Barbershop. See Madame Demougeot's prices sei tbo, tod Untreetictnecn al | FSR RENT-HOUSE No 440 TR sitet, intr dressed AF, cont I Short hair, 25) Cut for Indies or gent,, $0.0 ? = oF an Tongan. ©vse| Seampoctng seect nets, tae TABLE WOMAN wi 20} Shampooing long lair, # Chambermsi ree, wi ft oO KUGE ay 3 00 | "and dressing it. » hing and ironing. 0 LET —A FURNISHED with On hatd,a lage assortment of Perfumery, Long No. 64 Cst., betwe CHAMBER. sanichen ee Sea ee ae Hair of every extra color, Braid Curls. tnvist ets, Is dens SHED CHAM # gn, nocotl Rours ble Wigs on hand or made to order. a ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good COUK. | at 3; reet. between 9th and Wth ats not?-6t* GEOTS HUMAN HALR STORE, 275 Pean.av., | WY ASTED IMMEDIATELY A. coed COOK. | at 339 F street. betweer ° 01 ae a. Ap . SUITE OF UNFURNISHED ROOMS, «uitablo bet. 10th and Lith ats., south side, 5028-0 | ot path ant Meare lay SUTE OF USFURNISHED BoOMS sniratte M Cat reasonable terme. Also. CARRIAGE HOUSE and MLILTON J. SAFFOLD, STABLE. Ata L street, near lith, References (Formerly of Blonteomery, Alabama, xcbanged. Bole-2t "i DO ‘SE: ¥ ” T—The old established STAND, firs aden oe aan ol known ax the * People’s Feel House,” with N,D.0. Stock and Fixtures fi le cheap. Pos Office No. 428 D Street, Opposite the City Hall, etven immediately. Ip re on the premises, No. Will practice in th Supreme Court of the United 624, corner of th ane = States, Court of Claims, and the Vourts of the Dis: OR RENT comfortable Suitable tor kee water and gas 3H and 3d street: it with mee of g 0. Well suppl No, 252 B street worth, B00: Department business will recetve prompt Attention, a as ily todo general honsew Lam Also, SHOURE ood te BOOTS AND SHO mendations. Inquite of the Matron «0 for gureenine teeaon _ : seth: Hospital,cor. 14th st. and Mase. ave et ge mon Ble MALTIN [3°°TS AND suoES AT Cost et_ond Pa ay 380. NTED —A iuedium-sized comfortn: E Ley ated betw: x nT st. Printing RENT—Two HOS? 2 near G n Sth amd From to day Twill sell my large stock r+ L rement £8 small family and prop: Office, Lon Wh? om sth street. Houses and Lot - BOOTS AND SHOES AT Cost i SURE SHY poe Ones ose | Wall parte of the city: wansgan. to close business: = Lt ; TANTED—A GERMAN FAMILY to li 0 12-80" Seventh and D #iteets. Call exrly for dargains. ae a W term fs nerea, and aiten gsaeraly F s e 5 = Png orses and the piace. two miles we city. Cal o 331 Penn's ave., bet 6th and 7th ts at 71 Louldens Avenue, moar 7th streat, up | A ro e<pon stairs, oosetf | sitte » immediately YANTED TO PURCHASEOAT A Tonsmnable rawr 1th ane F ts, WOOD AND COAL. W rice, BRICK ot FRAME HOUSE. of 1. than six room> with modern tmprovements, desirably and pleasantly located, with good yard. either in this city or Georgetown, for which cash will be paid. Inquire of en WOPSTORR: Real Estate Bro! «00. oc 12-tf 460 15th street, corner F RNISHED PARLOR foating tine ‘ly F GR roof Con nly CeaL anv wooo ANTED—New and Onst LOTHING, of GOLD and SILVER. or any other ar id of ef the Wasines his DI ae value. at the old established Merchant. Pa » at superior White Ashi... ker's Btore of R. FULTON & CO., 503 9th © ene Cooking Coal... doors north of Penna. avenne. Sole Agent for stocked ene of Mine... SINGER'S SEWING MACHIN 2-1 CHARLES 8. TAFT FFICE OF CLAGETT & SWEENY, PU HASE AND SALE BUREAL, No. 4 Market Space, (Seconil Floor.) PINE WO ily a We are the sole agents for the sale of the brated Baltimore Company's Coal, and are pre- pared to furnish it in any quantity . BP. BROWN & SON, Ninth street, between E aul F. > Branch office at our yard and wharves at fvvt of Seventh street. noz FOR SALE AND RENT. Cuaxce YET. AT THE REQUEST OF EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. NUMBERS PREPARING TO PURCHASE, D UNITED STATES PATE Moret We smant ASHE NG ovenibe 57 oan On the petition of SAMUELG. L CONTINUE TO OFFER ville, Pentsyivania. praying for the ex LOTS patent feranted to hin ath day IRE. ane rel day of October. ox FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. an improvement in Making Thick Paper, MERIDIAN HILL The NATIVNAL HOTEL. on Camlen street, years from the expiration of said pi 4 gear the Baltimore and Ohio aud Washington takes place og the 16th Say a ebrasr, ALL THE WEEK es} pe It jered tha’ e said petition he Hot as just been th. the Patent Office on MONDAY. the 2th AT THE OLD RATE. 2 cost of about @10i00, wud Jannary next. at 12 o'clock M.; and BR. M. HALL, praler in all respects, Is com et notified te a) ir aad show cat large a andsome lining reom an tave. why said petition oneht not to be grant ho 11-3t 71 Louisiausevenne. | site offices fore Bret-clans Horet, Persons opposing the extension are required to FABM FOR SALE OR EXOCHANG Peeuliar advantages are offered to avy one who file in the Patent Ofice thelr objections: specially | A IMPROVED PHOPRETE Ie understunds the management of » Hotel ii this ing, at least teensy days before the | TON. D. C.—The property is situated on Pi property. Possession at onep. 2; all testimony filed by either party | way Crock. Prince George county, My iakvis nd.at the said ust b id wails from W ashington. known as fox oF Point uo 12-68 1 South street. Ba! newitted in accor’ ‘arm, containing 175 acres, improved with @ two OR RENT—Facibel ROOMS T = fier, which will be fui Loi cation. story w House, six room al. requisite bg = 42 lor rent. Ap- Deporitions and other papers relled upon aetes- | outiulidtags ies Bats, coer he coamate | AGT ar oa Werrninen Gomatoee eA timony must be tiled in the office treenty days before tobacco house, ‘The property will be Fo (RAST — ONE NEATLY-FU if applied for soon. er furth the day of hearing: the arguments, if any, within ROOM. Apply at 452 izth st., bet ten dns after filing the testimony auire of H. . Mo nol Ordered that this notice be pubtished in | I S.05 Be re: the Republican and in the Intelligencer, Washinz- . wooo OUSE FOR RENT—Partly furnished, the Fi . H x OR RENT—TWO FUENISHED ROOMS: ps- niture for sale. Inquire on the preuises, ton. D.C _.and inthe 36 EEE yp heey Oke i ‘Apply at 617 Dst.. bet. 1th amd isthsts PRS xly days pre- | street north. between 4th and ith west) no 9-tf “RENT—A first-class salle WT ROC to the day of hea OR SALE—A new BRICK HOUSE. containt it floor. as chamber and par Mase six rooms, ou sth street. between @ ana Boca cn Ernd F no 15-w3w rth house in block. P: hres ROOMS. 3 ‘ treet. between 6th and7th. nol-tf & RENT—FURNISHED, excepting 2 rooma, No. 360 Massachusetts avenue, between LI and 12th streets. good size and 2’small rooms, suitable for housekeeping. Location unsurpassed. Apply on the premises, no 1-tf Geayxn PIANOS. 2 CHIOKERING & SONS’ New and Full Grands forsale lew, before moving new Stor ORGANS—Three rea iy " ply at No wry ew 1 ; Mant N° FORERT Types tos FRAME ‘os. 2853 and 2=5. E street, between | suitable fog how keep HOUSES: Teebece of Mason & Hamlin’s streets. containing ten roours each, « cond 40: very lo a — ; 274 F street, next to corner of Wth st. ao 11-8t* Tae OuN F (OR BENT—A moders-built BRICK RES | C\OHSALE—A gentleman leaving Uheeitg sol no 12 3t 306 yeoet LaPeer, FGEN HE, situated at No. 605, oulith «treet, JAM Soatlome oes ey, 23 REL WOOL CC Stner of ©, containing 12 rooms,’ with kitches. | TATE. Aise Ofer Fete eee 7 MAKE ALL WOOL oud-house; wash houte, gad" Wother neooseary | Tooke’ Li samen FAR ye: Eeent Reporss ‘ange t elias been rec “ ‘ CASSIMERE SUITS TO ORDER. up. and te it ae y Post Office Lex 381. an . and ts in thor e al to collar. For Torther particulars eppip to MCN ELE NICHOLSON, 7th street, bet, D and B. oe lett AT $25, $27, AND 830 A SUIT, COAT, PANTS AND VEST. WE GUARANTER A PERFROT FIT, OR NO OBLIGATION TO TAKE THE GOODS. A. SAKS & CO, 517 7th street, wing ied AND MERCHANT TAILORS, no 7-1 NE LARGE FURNISHED FRONT BOOM 0 RENT, with or without centlemen. . Table Boarders trken ‘onable terms, aud Meals ve Ett. between dd gud sth. for on reas, atast OHN J. PEABODY. * ho GUN AND LOCKSMITH, AND DEALER IN WDER, SHOT. BALLS, PERCUSSION CAPS, =" AND CARTRIDGES OF ALL KINDS, No. 414 D street, between 6th and 7thstrects, oe Si-iy Washington, D. thea |. kite! Tt. Desirable lo- cation: few stepa from avenue: near Treasury. Inquire at No. 278 Pa. avenue, H. ULKE'S Pho- tographic Gallery. Bo l1-st" THE POET ms a AE te os Sea Ba AEB Z ‘ : . = 0 ning CH: . NATIONAL HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM bE pi cae suitable (or w'evatiemen. or man ithe asTRay. N. E. CORNER OF FOURTEENTH Stuur, | (ivecieme of ihe Capitol ond halt squnee — "s) i-tw* Hage for figures brood aug burly, w ASHTNGTON, D -c. ro SPECLLATORS—ONE HUNDRED AND HATS for faceemelancholy GENERAL AssonTMENT oF TR Rcubs ote nat ao ce HATS for featutne Briand jotty. FINE IMPORTED WINES: BRANDING, Cr. | the nortvin bounlary of the city, positively mem HATS for Gentlemens stadia GARS, DELICACIES, &c. Vargn'n. Can be sub-divided ints tmali bots and HATS ivea commending. ne 5. told at immense a toni "i 5 HATS for walking, riding, driving, aL noll-st uisinia avenue. HATS dull face in. PHoRovew Music. HATS that stand all kinds of mauling, Te PER QUARTE A! eo every trade and calling. HATS that men and boy’s sigh for, HATS that even babies ery for. Any or allofthe above style imay be had at re- markable low figures at the 294 Penna NATIONAL EMPORICM. enna. . ween 4, and ate. _no7-8t* adjoining Natlonat Heke, M pact BUGGY AND HARNESS. new last sum- mer, will be sold for $175. jay be ss. at KING & KEYS’ Stable, G street, between Ifth and sth ho 1-3t* 486 SEVENTH STREET 486 WALNUT BRACKETS AT CosT. Tn order to close out our preseut stock of Fo SALE—A two story basement REIOK seven rooms, with a new five room attached * and a hg | hg td = yt or _ Same lot. ole, renting for month. will be sold for $5,000; one-half cash ane KM . no 11-3t 71 Louisiana avenue. Vilisk~ tom SAL Witt s ct on ‘the uurticant corner of Howard aed Cation ons SPR more desirable positon orien Bo Jo road Depot. could coupes be found the premises. K SALE—A fine NEW HOUSE, on I nimect, opreaite General tae three ‘Hories ‘and basement. a co., . WHOLESAL! MISSION MERC! in all ki ae PRODUCk, , Butter 5 FS and Rolls, Cheese, ‘enison, Fruits. re es 3 VANIA AVENUE, Between tis means ‘Wahington. D.v. ND BETAIL iae,S™At nds of A. BAUDOLN, FROM PARIS, DXEING AND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT, Kid Gloves cleaned without lesving the least odor. No. 506 east side of Uth strect west, near Fesneytventa stent mete rc oct ea bis. saree 86 wo Med SEVENTH STREET. PAPERHANGINGS FOR CABH choice selection of ROOM PAPE! ium and oc 9-im ee 486 Gilt Embreidered DRAW, varied if SIDE AND CORNER WALNUT BRACKETS. | ,Ji2sbled by our connections tn West Virginia to oan ee en ead seats | Seay SRS IT Casey | tue on we aret ak, th br ext two w : : : 7th st.. bet. D and Mate, a , Salesman, ‘A three-story and basement BRIG! OS RE ore Oa ~OROES ta, | THE “GOLD MEDAL” SEWING MACHINES | stroct, ucar Feats rostiveserihs a cB. oR. 3 , a7 no 11-3t between TOK RENTOA large “ROOM on Penn- ee venue. @ne of the =e in til the . fechsorNAGLE'a CO, necks. noe soy avenuernear c : ‘ileg, JBMLIARD TABLES AT PRIVATE SALE,