Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1867, Page 2

/ . Senne ee ee nn THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Circulation im the District. . Editor. CROSBY S. NOYES. WASHINGTON CITY: THUBSDAY.......NOVEMBER 11, 1567, S7- READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. & OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GEAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. Tex M=TzonIc SHowzr Tr1s Mbryrsc—A BRILLIANT DisrLay—The meteoric shower which was predicted for this morning took place about two o'clock, and for a short time there was 8 very brilliant display, the meteors | falling so fast that they could not be counted. | At the U.S. Naval Observatory the full corps of astronom and Commodore B. F. Sands, the Superintendent, were on duty taking ob- servations of the course and size of the meteors, The greatest number radiated from the con- stellation Leo, which made its appearance above the eastern horizon between one and two o'clock, and sbortly thereafter the me- teors began to fall. Their course principally was to the North and East, but at four o'clock they were darting in every direction across the heavens. The number increased until 4.35 this morning. when they fell so fast that it was utterly impossible to count them. At that time they were shooting in every direction, and many of them were very Iarge, leavivg bril- lant trams of & greenish hue. At three o’clock this Merning the constellation Leo was about 60 degrees above the horizon, and at tha; time the grand display commenced. The con. Stellation was om our meridian at 4.35, the tim Of the finest dispiny. As will be seen by the official report of Commodore Sands, fully 2,000 tell from 4.14 fo 4.35 this morning. A few ra- diated from the constellations Canis Minor and Coma Beren: At the Observatory the corps will be on the watch sgain te-night, as it is possible that the display may be yet greater (han on lastnight. All observations are made with the naked eye by the astronomers: it being impossible to use the telescopes. A full chart of the course of the meteors, their magnitude, &c., will shortly be published by the Observatory: U_S. Naval Onservatory. WasiineTon Nov. 14, 1-67.—Sir: 1 have the Ronor to subm the following preliminary report of the mete- otie shower of this morning The display of meteors was the most bril- liant seen tu this country since the great show- er of 1533. In accordance with a request of Professor H. A. Newton, observations in the northern Heavens for parslisx wi bourse of I! and 2 o'clock: very few. however, Were seen till one o'ch Were made, snd the tracks of the meteo Mes: M: L okabl, Turnbroc! y ststants of the U.S. Coast Survey, who kindly volunteered their services, Forty-six meteor tracks were mapped down ¥ them. S im copjunction with Prot. 1k ot this Observatory, at Richmond. tor peraliax. were commenced shortly after bree o'clock by the Observatory party, essts. Newcomb, Eastman, Harrison, Doo- Gard T. Arrangements had been esy ofthe manager of the h to exchange telezraph'c Harkness, on the appear- cor. but through some disar- Wires. communication could isbed. (ne hundred and twenty- ot be es: Ve meteor tracks were mapped down betore balt pa: tock. when the meteors flew fies seen trom became Ropeless, and simple resorted t Que thousand meteors were counted in the twenty (xe minutes be:we iH and 4.35. tery aE The first thousand being partly connted PPLE Was stall goimg on, it is prob- St Cbe-balf were nol seen. so itmay Mated that 2.000 really teil in the course ¢ twenty-one minutes. ;Phe time of maximum ickuess of the slower was about425. This is two hours later than that given by tne Ea- ropean observations of last vear, showing a slizgBt change in position of the stream. Many were remarkable for cheir brilliancy aud for leaving a brilliant greenish trai: which usually hed in a few seconds, put in one or two cases lasted several minutes. The radiant point was very well defined, being tm Right Ascension ¢ bi m; Dechma- tuom 22 deg 3) min. Next Fe&r, the shower, if there be any, will not begin uncil lv o'clock a. m., Washington time, and will therefore be seen only in the Pacific ocean. I have the Bonor to be, respectfally, obecient servant. B. F. Sanps, Commodore. Sup Hou. Grpzox Wextes, Sec y of the Navy. your Tue Cexsts —D>. Hougt,ottne Educationa; Bureau, ts yet busily employed at Police Headquarters im receiving the returns of the officers as to the census. Those for the Fourth Ward were first in, which foots up 15,474, of which 14,164 are white and 4.306 colored. The Seventh Ward returcs show & total of 17,115 11,28 white, and 6.137 colored The I: four sub-districts in Georgetown were returned ts Dr. Hough this morning, cempleung the re- ‘urns from that city and the county of Wash- tugton west of Rock Creek, but the compata- tions have not yet been made. It is estimated, however, that the returns will show the pop- ulation of Georgetown to be S.4-2 whites, and 3.210 colored—making 2 total of 11,6:2, and the population of the county west of Rock Ureex, including Georgetown College, 1.513 white. and $45 colored, making 2.055, and a total fer | the entire District, west of Rock Creek, of ‘The First Ward is in complete, and foots ap 5,582 whites, 6,145 colored: total, 15, Thira Ward, south of N street, (sixth police pre- cmet,) 043 whites, 2.552 colored: total, 10,62: Second Ward, south of N street, (fifth police presinct.) whites, 3,023 colored: total, 10,16. The total approximation thus far (with the county, except that par: west of Rock reek, and the Fitth and Sixth Wards, ‘ast part of the Second and Third Wards, north of N street, to hear from,)is about 85,000, of which over 25,0 are colored. Washington thus far reports over 73,000 inhabitants. of which there are over 22,000 colored. All of these figures sre approximate, and may be changed somewhat, but it is thought there will be bute shgnt difference ARRIVAL OF M& STEVENS.—Hon. Thad- Geus Stevens, of Pennsylvania, arrived here fast evening, im the train due at 5:50, accompa. nied by several members of his family and im. mediately proceeded to his quarters on so: 7 B street, near New Jersey avenue, which be Bas occupied every winter since he bas been im Congress. He left bis home yesverday morhing im & car placed ar Bis disposal by the Pepusylvania Central railroad. and on his ar- Tival im Philadeipois it was attached to the | train of the Philadelphia, Wilmingtos ana Baltimore Failrond, (am officer of which ac- companied Mr. Stevens here) Mr. Sievens looks very feeble. but the journey seemed to | revive bim and he appeared to grow stronger ‘Wh each mile traveled, although he toox a | slight cold. He slept remarkabiy well Inst Bight. and ate @ heartier meal this morning than be Bus done for sometime past. (uite S& somber of his Pennsylvania friends have calied on bim this morning, with whom he bas been busily engaged. FRAtD vron TH Pexsion Orrice—in- formation has been received at the Pension | Ofice of the arrest at Santa Fe, New Mexico, of William Breden and John W. Duna, on a | charge of forgery and perjury. are charged with presenting Agent at Santa Fe a forgea Gpon which they received dollars due 8 pensioner. Jt is also charged that one of these parties made oath tnat he knew no one Bad amy interest in or claim upon the pension fund, when st that time he well knew tbst hus partner in business hag in nis Possession & freudulent assignment of tne pension due. The accused gave bail in the sum of $30.00 each for their appearance atthe next term of the U.S. Court for the of New Mexico. The vigilance with which the rights of pensioners and the Government are watched a: the Pension Uffice is much to be commended. Tse REPvBLicans ot New York city have played a strong card in Hon. Wm- A. Darling tor the Mayoralty of that city. In polities he Res never been an extremist, and personally be ts the strongest man they could put om the track, having uasurpassed business qualifications, great energy, snd unblemished iategri'y. These parties to the Peusion power-of-atiorney, about five bundred made between the | ck. These observarions | DEATH OF A WasHIneTosIay.—Iniorma tion bas reached here of the death at Brow: ville, Texas, on the 12th of October, of James W. Wilson. late of this city. Mr. Wilson was sent by the Treasury De- partment, in May last, to Brownsville with several others, &8 & mounted tospector, he having served in the Uniom army and been severely wounded in bactle, He was the first victim of the yellow fever in Browns ville, and incurred the fatal disease by exposure and exertion in the performance of his duty. Announcing his death tothe Commtssioner of Customs, the Collector, Mr. Robertson, who siso died nine days after, says: “His death was consequent upon exposure and endeavcrs on that night (the night of the tornado) to save Government property at the Custom House in thiscity. He had been on continueus duty _ for over 24 hours, and that evening, (Sth of | October,) was attacked with fever. 1 had learned the noble qualities of Mr. Wilson, and became attached to nim, and his death has very Muchafilicted me. He was a man of umdaunted courage and thorougaly hohest. He did bis duty nobly thronghout. You had a jst spprectation of his character; put 1 have seen it tested.” It may be some consolation to the ayed father, and sisters of Mr. Wilson, to learn that be had every possible care and attention during his short illness. Bap GUESSING.—Yesterday was rather a dry day for items, and some P&Srticular wild Guessing was made by such of the news chron.clers as were determined to keep up the sopply, bit or miss. The statement that Me. Clellan was coming post-baste by the Scotia to take the position of Secretary of War, ten. dered him, that the office might be filled be. fore the meeting of Congress, was particularly unfortunate in view of the known fact that McClellan has concluded not to return home | forthe present. The following statement ot the same kidney, we are authorized to state, has not a particle of foundation: ithim a few days past Hon. Hugh Mc- Culloch, Secretary of the Treasury, ‘tendered his resignation to President Johnson. Yester- terday the President adaressed the Secretary & note, requesting him to withdraw his letter Of resignation, and it is stated to-day that the request Bas been complied with.” IT IS UNDERSTOOD that Hon. W. E. Chandler positively withdraw from the Treasury Department next month, and it is given ont that he will be succeeded by the Hon. Edmund Cooper, Iate member of Congrese from Ten- nessee, and now of the Presidents’ household. Evervnopy in « Newspaper Row” is sneez- | ing to-day with influenzas caught in watch- | ig for the shooting stars. Dispatches were sent over last night from the New York pa- pers to their correspondents here to « look out for the meteoric display.” and a vigilaat “look out” was kept im cousequence. The Heral man got humself boosted up to a mot eligible but rather chilly position im the head-dress of the Genius of America on the dome of tha Capitol where he waited patiently for many hours and swept the heavens to see the shoot- ers shoot. The Timer and Trilnn- correspon- en's secured front seats on the bleuk tower of the Observatory. They had a hard time of | it, but managed to see a few stars. A Practice Scuoon.—By general orters No 94, from the War Department, dated Nov- 13, t 18 Ctrected that an arti Hery seboot be es- tablished at Fortress Monroe, Va. The orde™ also prescribes the course of instruction to b® pursued. Tre Carrtor Fisisnen § O"cloex. the last stone on the Un: Capitol extension was putin place on a cheek block of theeast portico of the south wang, by Captain Richard Mogan, foreman: and the contract of Messrs. Provost, Winter & Co. tor furnishing and cutting the stone and plac- ing it im the building, may now be said to be complete. There are but few persons now em- ployed by the contractors, and these are en- gaged im gathering up the tools and apparatus used inthe work. All the derricks and hois:- tus have been taken down, and the New Jersey avenue removed, and in & few days the firm will wind up. | _MoRTGAGED.—We are not, It seems, to have Miss Kellogg here this season, as fondly hoped | by opera-goers. Following upon her brilliant success at her Majesty's Theater in London, she has concluded engagements to appear at the (liens in Paris, and alsoat Madrid this Winter It seems altogether unlikely that we | sball get Rer back to the United States for years, if ever. THE ASsocIaTgn PRESS AGENCY is of coursa quite welcome to use anything In our columns but we would suggest that as a matter of cour- tesy. if not of justice, that it could atford to give the STAR credit for articles of the iength of the Fort Albany prize-fight affair taken | from our “Extra” of Tuesday. PERSONAL.—Pestmaster Generai Randall left the city last evenmg for a brief visit to w York city. He will return on Saturday or Sunday. ‘Hop. Roswell Hart is at the | Metrepolitan Hotel: Hon. Daniel Morris at the Ebbitt House; Hon. Charles E. Eldridge, of Wisconsin, at the Kirkwood; and Major Gen- eral Schofield and S S. Cox at Willard’. Henry Ward Beecher is in Toronto, Canada. +++-Franklin Pierce is nominated for the nex; | President by a Mobile paper. Disrosat oF Ptntic LAND.—Returas re- ceived by the Commissioner of the Genera! land office, show & disposal of 22.540 acr-s of | the public land during the month of Octover | las: ac ibe local office at Sioux City, lowa. The greater portion of the laud wa: located with Agricultural College scrip, and the remainder | — uuder the homestead law and sold for cas! | Inveewat Revence—The Teceipts from thig source to-day were $233,720. ge “UNDER THR Gas LicaHr. | should fail to see this excell it comedy as it 18 how being performed at Wall's Opera House At will positively be withdrawn after this week" as the management bring it out in Baltimore on Monday uext. Thepiay is one of absorbing | interest. 5 es &7-From French & Richardson. agents for | the «Rebellion Record” we bave par: 6: of that | valuable publication wee | Tew Exectios tw Kamsas.—Omcial majori- | Nes from twenty-one counties amd reported from six others show for negro suffrage 5,995. inst 15,56 |: for female suffrage, 5,043, against ‘=; for distranchising disloyal persons 9,253, jt The Legisiature wili provanly Senate—Republicans, 20; Democrats, 5. House—Kepublicaus, Democrats, 25, NATIONAL THEATER. —The fine musical bur- ue of « Kenitworth” was brought out in tal style last evening, with Lady Don as Earle of Leicester,” and will be repeated ‘o-migbt with the comedy of «The ny | Horsebreaxer. | | Burwrne oF ax OLD Cavrcu —The Jarge brick eburch at Waterford, in Loudon county. Na. familiarly Knuewn ‘as the “(Quaker ch." was entirely destroyed by on together with bats school. seems that some were the chorch yard, and burnisg ibe rubbish, by which means fire was com. building, resulting in its tion. The house was having been builtin 1761, and had | consequently withsteod the storms of more than one burdred winters, during all of which | Ume, according to the church records, it had been occupied by the Society of Friends twice & week, without 4 sofitaryomission. The loss is & heavy one, bat the Society is wealthy, Smd Do doubt the damage will be speedily re. patrea. ——___. Tue MaRYLaxD ELRctiox.—The Baltimore American of this morning says :—The returns of the election of Attorney General, Superinten- Gent of Labor aud Agricalture, Clerk of the ‘rae Sate Speer of Wi Stenff, Uity Sar- yeyor and Clerks of the Baltimore Courts alowed by inw Court. It is con- tended that this wil! ‘Witbbold these officials ‘heir seats, and the point involved made the subjects of @ legal Protestant Charchee! Sate ora FaRu.—Samuel sold bis valuable farm at Waite Haven, erset county, leman from 10,000. He Sing disposed of New J » for all aie Gn 19 the seme party for 64,00), Co-oPpzRative KiTcoHENs.— Co-operation is extending. We copied from the New York Post, & few days aince, an article on co-opera, tive kitchens, and the idea seems to take. in fact the more the principle of co-operation is discussed the more popular it becomes, The Chicago ican Siys:—“Tbe same thing, (co-operative kitchens,) we happen to know, bas been serlonsly talked of in more than one circle im this city. Now, in an area of two hundred feet square in this city, twenty or thirty families may often be found, each fam- ily supporting & separate cooking establish - ment, paving for cook, fires, &c. If these twenty families were to club together; hire a competent and honest steward and cook, and pay good salary to each, assessing the expenses thereof and for provisions to each family in proportion to the number of mouths to be fed, the economy would be marked, and the com. fort increased, especially if we take into a count the derangement a change of cooks makes im the domestic life of @ amily.” Tue RoMAN QUESTION —A Florence des- Patch of yesterday states that the note of Min- ister Meneabra on the Roman question nas bad a quieting effect. The Italian press, how- ver, is almost unanimous in the expression belief that the differences between the ltalian Government and the people on one side, and the Pope on the otber, are trrecon- cilable. The last note of the French Emperor to the European Powers simply suggests » general conierence for the settlement of the question, and does not propose any plan fort he deliberations of the conference. THE ALABAMA ConvENTION.—This conyen- tion was engaged yesterday im discussing the Zranchise question. One proposition is to send to Congress a of names of prominent ex. Rebels who havi erted themselves in behaif gre: Plan of reconstruction, And it is said, was suggested by General Pope, and the Convention will provide, in the Con- stitution which it is framing, for the enfran- chisement, so fara State authority can do it, of that class of men Hon. JAMES A. Sgppon TAKS THE AM- NESTY OaTH.—Yesterday the Hon. James a. Seddon, jate Secretary of War tor the Oonfed- erate States, went to General Schofield head- quarters and made application to take the amnesty oa:h required by the terms of his par- don. He was introduced to the Judge Adyo- cate of this district. Major Layton, by Colonel Calfin, who administered it to him.—Richmond Whig. VIOLATING THE CtviL RiGsTs Bi.t.—John ©. Thompson and John Lambert, Esqs., jus- es of the Peace of Prince George's county, ‘Md., were arrested on warrants issued by United States Commissioner Brooks, for re- fusing to take the aMdavits of Edward Jones, colored, of said county, charging James Mar- tin with assaulting him. Upon a hearing on Answer at court, and Lambert was released on security for a further examination. Barxkervete DecIsion IN RICHMOND. Judge Bond, register in bankraptcy at Ric! mond, Va., has delivered an opinion in regard to applications for bankruptcy, similar to that of Fudge Batehford, ot New York. It is that property acquired or inherited after an appli- cation is filed ts not liable for the debts ot the party applying for bankruptcy. This decision, itis said, will increase materially the number of applicants in Svicip—B—Major James rk, tormerly a rich sinveholder and resident of Nashville, Tenn., but more recently of Bowling Green, Kentucky, committed suicide by cutting his throat with arazor, yesterday o NEW ScHooL in Prince GrorGE Coryty. Mp.—The Mariboro! says: A neat and comfortable house for the ‘emale public schol Will be completed in this village in a few d: Towcbmaker lith. between F EV NE neeth at ¢ . on TE > NE Ldreasew will be delivered by members the Workingmen’s A= All working at the business, whethe: the S fety oF not, are respectfully in ake THE TEMPERANCE BUILD. 2 TRUST ASSOCIATION will hold ri at7 p.m. EVERY NIGHT until tur t their rooms, No. 61 Loui ing this (Monilay) nicht for subscriptions to stock aw Will be ready for delivery. Wasuincron, Nov aber 1 GEO. SAVAGE. Presi: NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION. CAPITOL HILL AND NAVY-YARD. The first meeting for ecretary woll-tDee 3 JPRINS Teeuing st. ras Ment of dues of the ASHINGTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be held at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy-Yard.on FRIDAY, } ver 15. at7 p. in. Payments. §1 per sh jation will last yout five years k u receive the full smount to Ass ation can be had of either *: resident +¥ Presilent Treasurer. IN. Sccretary. =Dr.'S. bhi H. Dulin. Ww. eA Harr, Win Nottin a dW OTICE, TO_ WHO: cE Reoistiw gf Ovrice, Nov. 4. 18% en that Licenses taurants, Tave pplin lardwa: and Jewelry. Ly ts. dealers in Fra and Peddlers, Billiard in O14 Tron, € rriages. Omnibnse: will expire on Menday and mus NOTICE —Those indebted to THE EV! ING STAR up to this date are re Wake payment. as heretofore, to at the Star office.) in wheme fi as placed all its outstanding t fou. W.D. WALLACH. October 31st, 1847. oe 31-tf Bp METRUPOLITAN BUILDING ASSUCI S ATION. . 7 THE BEST ASSOCIATION FOR INVEST MENTS. AN PEST AND Is. rat Perfumery, Wai Commission Merch, fectionery. Hawker Ten-pin Alleys, deal &e. vounts for enllec D THE MOST CERTAIN FOR LO. All stockholders partici of this Associ: ag ate in the advantages oD fee is required om No initiati of the per portunities of borrowers wanted Subscription Books for Stock im this Associa flop are pow open at the following-named places Oo wit: HORATIO BROWNING President, 353 Penn sylvania avenue. near Sixt H. 0, HOOD. street. 35 Pennsylvania ave- ARK, Jr * 4a F street. near New York ‘aven "ea =— Certificates of stock will be at once issued to all shareholders. _ Payments on account of stock will be received at either of the above-named places until the next regular monthly meeting. large number of shares have already been ta- ken. and persons desirons of obtaining stock should come forward at once. Printed Constitutions may be obtained at any of the above-named places. = HORATIO BROWNING, President. E.W. Crank, Jr., Secretary. no 9 tf DIANOS—THE LARGEST VARIETY and great A cat agsortinent ever offered in this city of mew and second hand PLANO for SALE or KENT ou easy terms. JOHN 'F ELLIS. and aet tos fashionable CUNNINGHAM’S Hat pape 7th st. het. T st. and Mass. ave article Silk Hat alw 86. CHEAP—An able-bodied Famil. owner having no further z jom; good trav. 6 best voy ooh oe fern a . profes at No. 91 Sea Carre en and tat CENTS PER BUSHEL ONLY FOR COKE, AT TUR GAS LIGHT OFFICE, dlw No. 472 Tenth street, Noss IS HEREB nership | I 1th AMELIA SCHWARGERBERS 2 we ‘oats: teed to settle all pala to and by the late firm, Bae AMELIA BOhwa: 014-3t* BZENBERG, ECTION AND COMMISEION HOURR THE ONLY FIRST ' Ta. AUCTIO! Novia Pa. avence, mean 20g 0. ‘A. AVENUE, NEA win i. attention to the give - ped ne N HOUSE, es rh Pyrete el pe rd fener Mocs Regular ale Conta Ketone. a eecaney A EwinenraY ot HUBSUAY FRIDAY MORNING at 95; bitare sales every FUIDAY MO} iced 6 o'clock. ne po 8 etween tah and Tuesday, Thompson gave bail as required to | FINA m Ease has been ihe ruje in the New York money market during the week, and 6 er cent, op cali bas. been the common rate of tuterest, but 7 has been the extreme rate, For discounts there is bu’ little change. The banks have fallen ito the practice of using their funds simost entirely in making call joans, which throws the merchants on (ne mercies of note- vers for accommodations. Gold has shown & falling tendency during the week with o. sional upward spasm, but tnere are more rea. sons for @ decline than aa tdvance, aud if he Government should come into the marke: Again soon, aS a seller, there must inavi! be @ fall of two to three per York (ndependent thinks it no tha’ gold may touch ! cember. A good deal will depend apon the tone evinced by Congress When it meecs next week. —_.+—— Government Se: vrities. WASHINGTON, Nov. 14, 1567.—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Goy- ernment securities: 6's Coupon, 1881 Five Twenties, .S. Ten Forties, .S. Seven Thirties, 1S. Seven Thirties, July * + 106% "65.107 % OIG. ...00e {By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) Lewis Jobnson & Uo. quote stocksand bonds io bome and foreign markets as follows Nw Yorx, Nov. 14 First Board—v. 1881, coupon. 113; 5.20’s, 1562,ex-coupon, 1-61,ex-coupon, 105 4; 1865,ex-ecoupon, —: 1 coupon, new, 107%; 1867, coupon, 107% coupon, 1(2 4; 7.30’s, second, 105%; 7. 1055, ; Canton, 44; Cumberland, ver, 164; York Central, 114; Jantic Mai 1,116; E Pi = My Reading, 973,: Michigan Centra), {: Michigan Southern. >0%; Illinois Central, 1294; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 0.4; Nortn: ‘weetern, 19, do. 643; Rock Island. 9%; Fort Wayne. 97%; Obio and Miss. Uer- titicates, 24; W. U. Telegraph, 32%; Boston Warr Power. I5\; Cle 1024: Gold, 140%. Lonpox Nov. 1$—Noon.—Bonds of '62, 70; Consols. 91%; Erte, 424; Illinots, $436. FRANKFORT, Nov. 14—Noon.—Bonds, 76 3-16 LiveRrroot, Nov. 4—Noon.—Cotton mar- ket opens dull and declining. The day’s sates will probably reach 5 (0) bales. Middling Up- lands, $s; Middling Orleans, 5%. veland and Toledo, Sees Baltimore Markets. Flo ir—The market yesterday was inactive, dougu che inquiry was fair and holders rather Sales of 250 bbls Spring Wheat Super 150 bbis choice Howard Street Extra 100 bbls Howard Street Super at $1) 100 bois City Mills standard Extra at $)0.62. Greenfield Family was advanced to $14 50. Grain.—Receipts of all kinds wére again small. Of Wheat 1,750 bushels white and2.4 0 bushels red: no choice samples offering: the market was 5 to7 cents higher on metium and common grades, of which the receip's were camycsed—no sales of white reported. Corn — 3.510 bushels white and 3-00 bustels yellow received: the market was several cen‘s hett-r. oO © bushels offered, 2,700 bushels re. ported seld a° 71975 cents, as to quality Rye— 242 bushels received: only sale reported was 6) bushels at $1.55 per bushel Provisions —The demand for Bacon is mod- nd confined to a few ho: Tid Wxal7 cen city-cured Hams conts: 7 ny ts. Mess Pork 2 AND FOUND. UND TRESPASSIN Brindh COW, five. sen white lege: wot prove property. pay fo y [nol % LUT; white above reward t, Letwe tr ho 13.3t" O8T-T 4 Island ening in going fre a Penumlyania aveniie an ET, WATCH CHAIN 1 attached. A suitable reware paid en returning them to 11 tween 13th and 1). OST—$25 REWARD. cutirely BLACK 1 TER DOG. Last seen to join a man with a gun at Lyon's Mi Tharsday afternoon Th fiat 131 West <1 wu 76 Louisiana JOM. in turatt rand Bel room, street, Letw FURNISHE NT ROOMS , corner of Indians « FOR SALE AND RENT. EF RKENT—ta Georgetown, o: HOUSE 57. six month. Apply at No. 60 Pr FORE amall GROCE 2 vet, betwoen E ~ DRY GOODS, &c. REPARE FOR WINTER! : ». 1, SHAKERFLA! Aboat 1,000 yards No bi a turer's prices, Duce STON nasyivanis aFenge, between loth WANTS. TANTED— IGANVASSERS WAT apd ED—Good DREBSMAREBS ani used to work o clesks, vest M. WILLIAN. Address no 14-3t 6 Penn's sven aetna VEIN ceed re FENTED—A good MARKET GARDENE )N’S, SILK VELVETS FOR MANTILLAS. Wiss = ‘maemo Ss very cheap. it) A th yi LL & x — VELVETEENS and CLOAKING CLOTH, in Sab cttets, waricsgs F CRNTOH ED ie = PRlth Ire PLAID POPLINS, $1.25 per yard ANTED—Br a respectable girl a SITUATION | 2, HG. sth strect Be pete th arions ete J “sa erence ddress B: 3, Star Office. minutes her styles of dress goods. ELS, RE N LS. D AND WHITE S, full stock of black and col We offer all ck is full in all departments Mailing Depa: goods at the lowest cash prices —_ ¥u.s Roe P.O, Box 279, KS , CATION WANTED BY A RESPE( I Pennsylvania avepue Th cE RB Fe EE . Sino. several FEA MES, 1 scwer. or would Cook ana Wash for a small fanuly entaci 2 PERSONAL. ction to the Country, Addr s Ae OWANS ‘and iro NONSULT DR. LEON ee TH ST.. ABOVE PA. AVE Al Acute and Chropic Diseases, Skin Diseas and Eruptions on the Face. &c.. thorough in the shortest time possible by him. Reo ‘ in from 12 to 43 hours, Female Irregularities Specdily relieved. Rooms private. Terius reason abies No ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, ithe mogern impr: Vv Address E o ot” —A we RL for gew eee SS W Adie cane: d00 sont D tre RS. WEISS, No. 46 Washington «tre N south Capitol st Mien ith ahd Sth streets, offers her ser depen Taey ave. at io may desi ae ST MARE for the fa ee ene eee pa Seater TAND. snitalte for a Barber At_337 New York ave TANQEORTS 25D. Hnciie—M Humes Halt btorr; 879 Pa. aveuve eR sstr T : GIKL WANTED FOR GEN betwren East Capito! a WORK—No washing or ironing for the two. 81 300 PRINCES Loan die 357 Penusylvania a 2. and is mm og | between 10th and 1th streets. ne E SREMOVED FFICE ~ = - Dkadreritence us No 430 that bet @ nod GIRL WISHES A SITUAT. Fists. Orders left at Mr. Major's Drag Store.cor- c aid, or to do ¢ ner 7th and H sts., will be attended to. oc3l-2w” IME! nd Ironing ew York ave no 1 DIATELY—A good G work. Apply LIME!! Ww? $4th atreots street. God Fs of 7 ANTED—A capatle mulatto round alome ts THOMAS FAHEY, WANs 4 private family See per: SiorsE . 10th street west and canal. | sired. Address box 26 for one week nei eee ts ANTED—By Siw on liberal t igen amatae! vipat \ tara J a a: K HOUSE on sth bear Rnd Well, George, 1 want to get my hair dressed | the dressmaking rk avenue, nine rooms and bath Bum'l Fanny that ceste so much? hood preferred. Add: ; ra _ Ob! No, sir, itdves not cost more than you spend | Office. AME HOUSES ina Barber shop. See Madame Demongeot’s prices. ANTED—A white WOMAN to de first! * five ream Bats dressed. cooking. and washing and ironing, in a small Shorthair, — $0.25) Cut for ladies or gent,, 9.50 iy. Merteamamiations poveineke” Apeie ar a one bal, Shampootag shore bi * | a.m. ands p.m., at bo. 404 Castreet, between Ml i Qutsidethe door, 1.50) Shampooing | Sw ucmaee nol? at Rte te 5 per nua fe a Flower & Curls, 2.00| "and dressing it, : mS = : x A SMait Fain x On hand, # large assortment of Perfumery, Long RESPECTADLE WOMAN weiss S chectarss Hair of every extra color, Braids. Curls. Knvisi- | X TION as Chambermaid or Nurer, wl OF LAND, on ity, i fon hand or made "to order. At DEMON. | sist In washing ard. ironing Good : HUMAN HAIR STORE GEOT given. Apply at No. 64 « bet. 10th and lith sts., south side. Hath aud oth streets, Is 1» 27S Penn. av., » between 19's se 23-6m n ; Will consult their Murrow 5. sarroup, erkinak. = Sie (Formerly of Montgomery, Alabama,) corner Boal Bata Bros ATTOBNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. reet . it Iver Sh WASHINGTON, D. 0. esate, Washing = eee ‘ Office No. 42% D Street, Opposite the City Hall, TORE-WANTE 7 ae piled ee jcuar Will practice in the Supreme Oourt of the United | take Axtures and stock of Notions if prion aud No. no Lat" States, Conrt of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis: | assortisent are decur-d suitable, Ataress = Pead fur UNTURNISHED trict of Columbia. Star Office, no 12-t vonsekeepins, at 224 and Department business will receive | \QTANTED—A SITUATION av groom As prompt Attentio 1S-tf man in ® private family. by « man. © thoroughly competent an give the best rafer Address COLIN. care of WOOD AND COAL. Ces anv wooo, ADVANCE IN PRICES IN CONSEQUENCE OF FKEIGHTS AND TOLLS HAVING AD VANCED _— White Act Red & i—An AGENT to travel | ty and State Koehrs Liberal srrange: We with a suitable p no 9-e03t In $3 90 5 Ninth street, betw 2 and Branch of ur yard and wharves at foot of t Seventh than six 1 irably and ple either in this ty or G EGAIN — cio K f ear in mind. that althonch not yetin our new store, we have on hand the largest stock in this city of new and beautiful PIANOS AND PARLUE At reasonable prices and on eas New MUSIC rece: Our friends will FOR SALE AND RE NT. QFFice OF CLAGETT & SWEENY, & METCALF and Ith etract wre Kk new PURCHASE AND SALE BUREAL afl ls FL | nd Pi 08, d&e., tal ow ila a: No. 4 Market Space, (Second Floor ae no 12-3t FOR FIRST CLASS BRICK = » Wirttam prapier « soxs te J 98 ms Beg leave to inform the public and their fr the sitnation bing 1 a veule that they have on hand parts of the city. ls NISHELD HOUSES BEAUTIFUL STATUARY, B no 12-d)w . “iPad Hp | and Veined ees ees rs of poor sae re TO SECURE A LOT 5 s oe Six new Fran Northern Li +5 “ONE HUNDRED LoTs OFFERED « . Also, a beentifnl style and quality andaromarenen sinc FR EEA RRED LOTS OFFERED oN Lin MARBLEIZED MARBLE MANTLES, erhitee Frame E £9 rooms cach, near Gov far superior to Slate “One on TL etween Twenty-first and strongest Vermont Mar! Twenty sec ; will take the merbleizing deeper in th AS Rrick House,9 rooms, 1 place; and the third place they will he 4] bath. gas and water for $ 4 firmer together, and a polish #0 high that you can MITCHEL: | s n them. and I think they will stand Real Estate Brokers onger than slate before they want polixh no 9-e lute: | cheap as then you have Marble Mantles as late. © have an assortinent of large and MONUMENTS and also M tand a ABM IMPROVE TON. D OT way Creek. P. pales from Washing 446 ning 12 row & nilding Work. and Cabinet St c., made at th tice. WILLIAM BRADLEY & team Marile W bet. Isth and 19th sts stclass BOARD for uy bers. with pleasan hington of H PRE BOWARD BOARDING TO west corner Sth st. and Pa. ave Anction store. having been entirely F sa nto the proprietorship of M 4d refarnished througho! ed.us afirst-class Bourding South ver Wall's novated has HD will be House. P must appl Also, oue very fin ice of rooms. BALLS, PARTIES IAN BROTHERHOOD. UAL GRAND BALL of the “WASHINGTON CIRCL AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 710 STREET, TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 19, 1567. TICKETS, $1: Acmittinga gentleman and ladies, no li-st RAND LEVEE will be given at ODD FEL- OWS BALL. 7th street. on FRIDAY BY 1th. by the LADIES? REBEKAH DEGREE ASSOCIATI 3. after the closing of their Fair will commence at 9 o'clock. Tick EIGHTH A ovember HE RIDG ATION will bold tl Levee of the Seoson at Odd. Be 7th ‘street, on MUNDAY EVENING sth, Wear. The ublic are cordially Postponement, Exzcntive Commitee tear, ker tnart. B. May. ‘Tickets One Dol dar eman and ladies. Doors open 7 Dancing to commence ato eee ee oe COMMITTEE BOSTON MARKET, 180 BY ©. MALLARD, 180 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 180 Pa. av. Bet. L77TH AND 1StH. Pa. ay. no 13. NO TOMOGORO CRACKERS. ‘he nd it delicions CRACK ER, at introduced by ee M. KING a 0N ear Bas RECEIVED—A lot of very fine GOLD WATCHES; something new, never before seen in this city, a Watch that winds itself. Call and see it. at H. 0. HOOD'S. nostt Pennsylvania svenug, near 9h at. HAT. | b ‘OR KRENT—T me | No. 360 May and 12th st suitable for h th * heantiful assortment of CARY. NKSTAN MATCILBOXES S. BOOK-RESTS, BOUK HOLDERS ANCHARD & MOHUN Oke ll A Stat F e and 3 amail keeping. Location uns mise passed. UNFURNISHE KOOMS. with A modern built situated at No. 605 with i other BRICK toners ilith st Corner Penn W ¥E MAKE ALL WOOL CASSIMERE SUITS TO ORDER. $27, AND $30 A SUIT, COAT, PANTS AND VEST. WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT, OR NO OBLIGATION TO TAKE THE GOOD: A. SAKS & CO., 517 7th street, CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS, tf no T. EDW. CLARK. FRAME HOUSE anl 35 acres of SE nud five acres, suitalds @ halt mile y Yar’ M or. ath repair { lars apply to et, bet Dand K. PEABODY GUN AND LOCKSMITH, DEALER IN Jonny Sits hear HOUSES onl Government: Printing Houses and Lots MARSH ALL, b a AND POWDER. SHOT. BALLS. PERCUSSION CAP. AND CARTRIDGES OF ALL KINDS. No. 414 D street, between 6th and 7thstreets, Washington, D.C. - i L a Wh. T parts of the « T.B. CROSS, JR DEALERS. 5 6. bet n 9th and 10th sts. East, A. pe WITZLEBEN, . - Whart't tof Ath atreet Kust Ieee OF FLEE at ay time at 8 WASHINGTON, D-C.” oc15.1m ER OF FOURTEENTH STREET ta EAWILLARD'S.) WASHINGTON, D. c. 600 BARRELS OF WHISKEY the business of Me GENERAL assoRTMENT oF , x = te ae OTA. FINE IMPORTED WINES. DRANDIES, CI TORE, No. 467 Bin ee AND Of the following brands, viz: GARS, DELICACIES, &c. E and F. The store is well sto cked and C.GAUTIEB'S CABINET, Bodzin! doing a go no i2-tf Fo RENT— ad business, “ FAMILY NECTAR,” “OLD EXTRA MONONGAHELA RYE,” T2 “GOLD MEDAL” SEWING MACHINES SARIEE S. Fave: These Machines make Double-lock Elastic Stitch, S FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. And the well-known and while they are sold from fifteen to twenty dol: he NATIONAL HOTEL, on Camden lars less than the other first-class machines, we “RUSH BUN BOURBON,” All of which are offered by the subscriber to the trade AT LEAST 20 TO 25 CTS. PER GALLON LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED EITHER IN NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, OR MARYLAND, Of the same grades of Whiskey. and Ohio and Was warrant them in every way as geod as the best. and to work with more beauty and certainty than Any other machine known. Call and test theia merit MOBSE & CO., Ageuta, ocll-Im No. 19 4s street. WEBER'S BRASS AND STRING BAND is ays to farnish MUSIC fir es, Exhibitions, Balls, Private Parties, Receptions, Excursioi ie Rivers ust been thoronght 00» i= now order in all respects. It comtains at ree and handsome dining room. and all site offices for a first class Hotel nlinr advantages ar tands the mana; Property. Possession at a cost of about | fered to any one who tof « Hot ly Pa Gi , Pi shortest HARVE spangraie. Be. at See, ee rere ze. " no 12-4t 11 South street, Bal — in not now connected w! Aine Baxv-aod | On RENT—Anelewantly teomecs f Rallou'at the foloeTug iaie® to the publicby | his services can always bereliedupen Oricra eas | Je GRE! OURE contlafernished four-story the gallon at the following prices: left at his residence, 569 7th street cast. cr at sas, taining 10 rooms. kitchen _seps-Sm" “METZEROTT'S MUSIC STORE, | Cel!8r. hath sod ‘water. "Desirable tor -FOOm. gas, THE C. GAUTIER CABINET BRAND, PER GALLON, anyeres which fs the purest Bye Whisky ever sold in this REAL ESTATE AGENCY. no 11-6? PT invite the medical faculty to call at my store ana | thelr friends tod theveathi thet they eae orang Fea ih, Maat floor, = fnet ‘furmishea will tna Wea whiney they can recommaerndat ea | ROMS SouretaNa AVENUE.(UP stains.) | sitable for ty.'cratiemes.ormanand wife within wg tam ear 82 mar waion’ “Ong. | “er? M07 Sees i pyres ad nie | Sec¥ea i ah tee ato the Boortoustt go, 70° 03: the “Rash Bun THE PAYMENT OF TAXES ‘ARE CHANGE FOR A MAN OF EN é Au ata can be pureuaced su wherein of per EXAMINATION UF TAX TITLES. PRISE—POR S47 Wit or without ae, fam: ice little MOTEL, ec eer anne Abe Baroean plan +4 half years. lon; ALSO, THE favorably Known as the RIVES 3 Es it "MAGNOLIA WHISKY,” AT $2. Low AT $2.25 Having had a number of years? gxperience in the PER GAL spor eu A. BAUDOIN ow PARIS, DYEING AND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. Kid Gloves cleaned without leaving the least odor. No. 506 east side of 11th street west, near Pennsylvania avenue, oc 9-Im EW MALAGA GRAPES N In Beautiful Ciusters, ate LACE, oct Corne! and 15th at, Va bP. RING & SON: JUST ARRIVED —— ae EGAR, bu Pore Opt OPER RRA a se1e-aie Wholeaie ‘Merchants PAPERMANGINGS 486 486 FOR CASH. A chot, dered DRAW. ING ROOM PAP RIS cat embrel fk a ‘of Medium and iced Papers, WINDOW SHADES PiotUe OonD sub TASSELS, ‘Be. No. ‘REET. . doe SEVENTH 8m Lae SEVENTH STREET. 130" ELMBOLD vee Dea eT ROT ae ore Sats the id cheek. lity is accompanied 7, many alarming symptoms, and if ne treatment Is sub: = to, consumption, insanity, oe busi 5 USE, h _ pee Fe cess g connection, with real estate on the artheast corner of Howat nail Casien NATIVE WINE BITTERS, shite terme IKON A CHOSS, = | hin Ratlroal Depor YR more dexkratia yoisted oc6-tf 252 Pennsylvania avenue, | _®7!-3m Louisiana avenue, | fruit scarcely befound. For terms, &¢ Sophy ou B. JEWELLS "TTeRATIN SOUP —Rreperedby J. W. Muckine | 7 RENT—A longs STORE-ROON os oo A care ecu asker —A lar z 7 OsimNTAL BOLE: eeauin fesve House, Boston. "Forsale in cans farmitva FE Cries arenne cone of the Dost location PREMIUM NEW YORE CIty Pa is ot aul Vermontavenues ith strect, | Inuire of NAGLE & CO, Rncre: ifn No. ONE BROWN SOAP. * A L FLOWERS PRESERVED IN ALL ‘OB BENT— For family use, for sale cheap for’ cash to the NEA, cs. ‘eh the Deak by He F Rs pe Cia ona eo containing twelve room i JEWELL, Manufacturer, ween Eeoatag: NO 308 Sthatreet west, be provements, Lngeire on the preming, modern tm 24-8 bet, ath and sth, MULE oa sae (CHICKERING © BoNS Hes remorea we B79) Banta Received at the Paris Exposition avenses between Ea ers ee neat mew 5 4 Stairs. and is prej to oxhibit : § METCALF. THE FIRST GRAND PRIZE fortment ED D tr tee Puen han acorand sre | HERA PREORDERED Sd BaD | tence, 14 of ii 7 000 Afullamortmentalwayson hand ees arms ) AT PRIVATE SALE. Fr. 7 oes ENT, JOHN F. ELLIS, ree PHELA! LY FURNISHED PARLORS AND no 12-8t 306 Pennsylvania avenue, BLE Carom BEDROOMS, FURNITURE, &c., entirety new. HOUSEKEED) ‘mplete. most desirable ic 4 NE UBEN SE Ee | Saat Sip Weare non re, rect. near 5 ~ xciusively articles used in Housokeepings eee Willara's Hotel,the Ebbit House and Kirkwood’ no 13-7t* No. 457 13th st,, bet E and F a ‘Streets, west side. Tie See Si iio ten oem DAW ay i