Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1868, Page 4

z PR i < % Fs se ING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Amuseme ke., To-Mignt. Watt's Orera Hover.—Foul Play con- tunurs to draw full houses. Secure your seats im advance. NIAGARA BY MOONLIGHT._This @: Painting is onexbibition at Barlow's Gal- Jery from 7 to o’cloek p.m Admission free. &. V.S.Surra’s Art Gallery at 30) Penn. sylvania avenue. Several new pictures just received. Divan, the Kitchen Orator, at Jollie Hall, 26e 7uh street; $45 given Away every evening. a ono! Fourth Ward Grant and Colfax Pole. Last evening the Grant and Colfax flagstatt erected by the Republicans of the Fourt Ward, at the corner of New Jersey avenue and 1. street, was dedicated. and notwithstanding the nigh! s almost too chilly for an opea air Meeting. the attendance was quite large. At amearly hour the neighborhood became quite lively, on xccount of the preparations be1ug made tor the meet squads of the “Bo on their way rendezvous { th and Sth regiments of Brig. General Morse’s brigade. ‘The stand was erected at the base of the pole, Dea sin Biue™ were im metion the plage of and was quite handsomely decorated, there beings p clusion of evergreens, and wrches displayed upon it, as also trauspa rencies with the felowing designs: “Seym: ism.” with representation of mob b a scbool-howse—the territied teacher standing in = ntation of ad the other “ tion of eherch, schcol-house. and voung pu..s, with ‘white and black going into them promi-cuoasly On the front, “God never made a Tyrant or. Slave” “Ye Voyage of ye Copperii-ad Candi- dates,” (representation of Seymour and Biair im sanoe.) figure of Christ with cros foot a white and bl from ehains—mottc tc Pohie Repud! m of train on Pacific Rail- J, WiID Mot All men free, from Maine to Californ: Copperhead snake, being beat | With club at rither end by figures representing Maine and Colorado, with inscription, “When heod and tal are dead. how long will the body five!” transy ribed, “Whether on the gallows hig . (@ quotation trequentiy Bee. by Col. Tom. Florence before the Demo: Tacy.) King’s (colored) Band, of tieorgetown, Was on the stand, and before aud during the Meeting performed appropriate _seiection Lu wt. Ecklot and a strong force of the police of the seventh (Fourth Ward) precine: were on the ground to prevent any disturbance, and as & precautionary mensure ordered several sus- Piciors-1ooking colored men away from the ground, capturing some base-ball buts, (such AS Were used On & previous oceasion ) Mr. J. H. Crane called the meeting to order, And announced tue following-named officers for oceasion :— Preside mau:V ie Pre irst Ward, Prot. M. A. Doolittie; 7h: nd Charles H. Miller and John T ard, Bergamin MeWoy and fa FP. Mead and B |) Wm. Dixon and J » Anzhony Bowen andi tes. George F. Needham | erry yore, On taking {be chair | Seven thaws Secres state i, and in a short time { | of ice water. The next day (Tuesday Case. t™ ARGE AGAINST WARDEN HBUSTIB. Yesterday afternoon at three o'clock, the case of WH. Henstis, warden of the United States Jal, Was taken up before Justice Walter ia the chamber of the Board of Common Council, the use of which was granted in anticipation of a crowd. There were present quite a number of speciators, embracing some of those charged conspiracy, and several members of the . The warrant in tais case is based om an | atdayit of Mary E. McGee, charging Warden | Heustis with baying, im August Inst, had car- nal connection with er. ir. M. Wilson, W. A. Cook and Mr. row! for the prosecution, and Mr. RUT. Merrick and James E. Williams for the defence. ‘Mr. Merrick moved for the disuharge ot the Accused, stating that the warrant charges that complaint had been made by one Mary E. M. Gee charging that he had carnal conn-ction | With ber, which Was not @ suilivieat offence. The warrant was issued on an affidavit which sts forth that in August, Is68, she was com- m.tted to jail, and Heustis, partly by foree and | partly by promises to secure her release, suc- ceded in his designs, and subsequently re- ated the offence several times. How hittle Torce was used or whether comsent was given does not appear, and there was no rape about | it. Theatter part of the affidavit shows that this was kept up for some time, and that the | prosecuting witness mast have conseu! There was no : no particular ult and battery, and, in fact, we made. The aifidavit may have been made to sustain a charge of male Yersation in office, but if #0, it failed, because the acts ebarged were not connected wil his official business, but were outside. To promise to procure her release was nut connected with hic Guties Hus duty was to keep ber locked up Hesubmitted there was no offence charged, and would move the discharge of the accused, He was convinced that Mr, H. was innocent of what was charged in the affidavit, and that the athdavit was a fabrication, con‘aining not one | word of rato. ‘Mr. Wilson replied thatit was unnecessary that the warrant should contain a. specitic | charge, but it was issued to secure the appear. ance of the party, and the magistrate: ‘att hearing the evidence, could then determine Whether there was sufficient ciuse to bold tue party. These uilidavits were not. suct as Should be laughed out of court. The ailldavit charges him with taking advantage of a p oer, placed im his custody by the law, and prosiituting her to his uses—an offence of srave aracter, and if such an offence 1s not punish. le there is bo justice in law. Mr. Merrick ‘said, in reply, that however Wrong and immoral such things were, they Were not criminal, and the justice bad hothing te do with such a case, Justice Walter decided that the magistra‘e’s Was toexamine the cases brougit befor hii, and certam it was that if no other off was charged inthe affidavit, assault aud bat. tery was charged, nnd be directed the counsel (0 proceed, ry E. McGee was sworn, and examined by Wilson. ‘Witness has been in the city t came from Fredericksburg, Va.; to jail in August last. Detective Miller arzested ber. and Justices, Waiter cua. mitted her, on charge of theft. Warden Hous. tis came fo her room the same day she was ae was crying: he carte with his he shook hands with her and Cheer up, it Won't amount to much.” Wit. hess a) d for water, and he sent her a pitch: he cam) up sgain, sat down, and said “Cheer up,” and ut bis arms around her neck and kissed hor. t over here,” and subsequently sho and he kissed ber again, He said if she would grant his wishes be would & room, and would keap her. At last, ly by force and pactly by promises, be succeeded, This was the truth, aud he vould that :t had beet Si-ioniary lo open th ings with prayer, ard be 1 “W. Deunison. who implored the Divine bless. | ing; atter which he made few in remari-.and introduced Mr. Fr. ot Movigomery cou political issmes of the d by Mr. N. H. Milier, 3 Morse, and Ca: A letter was read saying: “I have your note of this m Bas attentien: but as tog banen uera again called sie by Hou. A. G. Riddle. Gay Bell Adams, be Merling with three cheers fe aud Coie lacey the co tol w wer he stone work of the ¢ were so occupied by the: of the building. They now ved to akother locality to tacliitate | emplated unprovenient in the Capitol | —-—— ation was hel ¥ evening, M and Joba Hickey tary. Ric an and Jos were electe Mr. Murpby called at- tention to the necessity for paying for tue ball, ane Mr. Hickey offered a resolution that each member pay a fee of twenty-five cents, aud twenty-five cents per month dues; which was Adopted. DW. Buls made 2 appropriate Temarks, and the meetin — +—_—_ Scxpay Senoot Instrrere.—at the fifth Tegular meeting of the Sunday School Institate, Kev. NJ. Morgan presiding. the opening exercites were connected by the Superine tendent of Ryland Chapel, after the manner of that school. consisting of Ist,a hymn entitied *Jesas. lever of my soul:"2d, prayer; 3d, reade ing the lesson entitied What Jesus said:” sth, a Byma entitled “The home of the soul” Ad. dresses were then made by Revs. Mr. Vincent and ©. W. Baldwin, atu which the session adjourned with benediction by Rey. Dr. Ham. alten. | as Donegan —~-+—__ IMPROVEMENT. The stores on 7th street, be- en D and E streets, occupied by Messrs. Markrier, Libbey and Young, aud Bebreng. are besuy greatly improved in external ap- pearance. by the owner of the property, Mr. Samuel Fowler. The old flat show windows are being semoved, and ugw oues of the popu. lar “played” pattern are being substituted, which will uot only enhance the value of ti property, but completely change the appear- ance of that busy locali i Tre Forty Hou Duvorion.—The order for the forty hours’ devut.ou to be observed among the Roman Cathole Church of this Archdiocese bas been made public. “It will be commenced at the Cathedral in Baltimore on the first Sunday tm advent, and at the Church of the Immaculate Couception on the 6th of De- cember, the second Sunday im advent, and will be contin ved during the year at all the churches of the Archdiocese. Seca Etretion ov Or v1cers.— The {sliowing gen- tlemen were,on Thursday might, elected of- ficers for the ensuing six months of Washing- ton Grove, No. 1, U. A. O. D. Jas. K. Piant, hb, F.S.; ‘Thos. Rich, TC. A. Kommeil, J. G. — + — = Par Orr.—The compositors at the Gov- erent Printing Oftce were pai off yester- ay by Mr. Larcombe, and last evening @ num- Der of ‘Rem took the *raln for the States to vou at the Presidenual election. Hatow Eve—This evening bei All Hal- low Eve, usustiy affords to the younger por- tion of the coMMUBIy au opportunity of play. we prapks upon ther elders, To-morrow the ist proasme, is obser ved as All-Saints’ Day. | since, Mr. Morsell, for respondent, in the a jm August | knowledge and consent of p z, V. A; Jos. T.K. Pian, | deny it Mrs. Payne went ot of the msoue or two days after he ¢imo, nd peated the deed. He sad that be had n several women out of jail, aud ould try to get Ler out. W it and Mr. } said the yh spoke up. and said =he wished Would get ber out. Mr. Duvail two! said to her “Good by went out it was a week or over befor nce, aud she came back ¢ * Payne said it Heusti- witness a hor dd “Keep clove by Mr. Merrick — Was e larceny of $1 tr i eet, Where she Was emploved in house: would « balf ss much if he h been a en; married men are the wo Langh h guve her good advice au: steay by Very g ng to do with their h a free will =k, Btvingin the beside the Fusties,) Su € in law and b Mr. Rrown.—Hens ards of unb! Payne sworn last Augus' Jee there. Huestis and son-i M he could for ber. Fae je fon with ber, got to her released, He winesa what sh wal sue mast not her ba b Weduesday be ness looked in the door aesociatioL keeping—a tess hau the case before mal Mary that s: ke an affidavit, and Mary sas d make one too. Nome (dent know who he poned. Tue Dorrne Divorce Case—A few de . Wannell. jr agt, Lette H. Wannell for divorce) filed answer, and day the Court setting in Equity set aside Tee pro confesso. The auswer of the erendant admits that sbe married 1a Baltimore 1-63, aud hved with the ras his wife until July las sent from the city tor one mon! to filing the petition, but not without the itioner, but with his approbation and at bis solicitation; that her beaith was somewhat impaired and to visit her auntin the State of Indiana a his repeated importunities, with the intention of remaining two months, that he furnished her all the necessary facilities, and be wrote to ber during her absence until the 13th of Jaly in the most aff c:ionate terms, and on the 4th of August received a letter from her mother urg- ing ber immediate return, and she came home. he further answers that she knew not how cld he was at the time of the marriage, bat is advised that he was old enough to comprehend the obligation which the marriage relation im- peses, and if the marriage contract is of no higher relation than a civil contract his subsequent cohabitation with her ater he atiained his maority ratified it. She further answers admitting that sbe had pre- | viously been married to one James C. Smith, aud was then a widow, and denies that said Smith was lving at the time of the marriage. | oF that the marriage was procured through fraud and falsehood on her part. and is ready to prove that said Smith was dead atthe tims of her second marriage, and she acted in good faith throughout the whole transaction; that she does not recollect whether she was mar- ried to Smith under her rea: name, but is ready to prove that the circumstances of her former marriage were fully disclosed to him; that she Placed her marriage certificate with Smith in petutioner’s hands, She admits that tarough the persuasion ot petitioner, although satisfied that Smith was then dead, she applied for, and ou October Ist. 1°67, obtained, a decree of di- Yorce from said Smith; this was doug, bni uot «f ber own Accord, but at the request bt others, (petitioner's father furnishing the money.) She further answers that she dors not know that she was petitioner's senior, but knows his —-_ bgt ytd that she believes she was born i nd prays that pte Bana atigd pray she may ——e—___ Feasts ov ALL SAINTS awp AxL = ‘To-morrow the Feast of All Saints ‘wilh be cei | brated in all the Catholic churches, with in. posing ceremonies, The Feast of All Souls... cars on Monday. Vespers for the dead will ba | chanted mm two churches to-morrow evening, And sermons delivered by the pastors appro. priate to the solemm services. NTERS Corax Cron —w, Gant Al OLUR —We uuderetnnd that tbe above club bave seat home to vote, within the past week, to the differen: States. about one hundred men. payimg their fares. The clab has a stated meeting this even- ing at Union League Hull. FLAG Pows,—Pyrmission hay. PUBLICAN Fa’ © s tox ween neni by Gen. Miener, @ Repupli- con fing pole will be raised at 5 o'clock next | Moday afteracon, om Virgima avenue, be- | tween $% J Sth streecs, Columbia Imstitate for the Deal and Damb. ‘The report ot E. M. Gallandet, President of the Columbia Inetitute for the Deafand Dumb, of whieh we made brief mention on Wednes. day, bas beem recetved at the Interior 3 ment. number of pupils remaining in the Tosti'uticn on the Ist day og July, 1-67, was =<; admitted during the year ending June 3), 13s, 3; —— ao on 12; uns instruction since July Ist, i<6:, males, &; tem: total 12:; of these O have beta chetaieves? Sex: Pelled; spd 1 died. ‘The number of United States deneficiznes ‘is 56; ils, 12; supported by the State of phe Ey als Ported by the city of Baltimore, 19." During ear the health of the pupils has been vary |, but one death having ocearred—Anuthony J. Kull, of Wisconsin, a promising member of the collegiate department. During the year Mr. Wm .L. Galianet, ot New Yor! city, was appointed oor Supervisor of the astitatioa, be beng learned in the language of deaf mates. Miss Sarak A. Bliss, the matron, = ou account of ill health, and Miss Anna P. Pratt, the assistant matron, was appointed to fill the vacancy, and Miss E. E. Dennison appointed assistant matron, In the Primary Departmen: the been satistactory. The beneficiaries of the city of Baltimore ‘Were dithdrawa by the action of the City Coun- cil of that city. and will hereafter be tanght in An institution recently opened in Frederick, Md. A number of Maryland beneficiaries have also been withdrawn by their parents, aud placed in the new institution, hence the nu:n- ber iu the primary department has been re- duced to filty. The legislative provision for the support of beneficiaries from Maryland re- mains, however, unchanged, aud new pupils may be received hereafter as heretofore trom apy part of the State on proper application through the County Commissioners or Mayor aud City Council of Baltimore to the Goveruor. The reduction of numbers has caused & con- siderabie abatement im the revenue ot the in- stitution, and has caused the postponement of imtroduction of articulation as proposed. During the past four years Congress has ma- terially changed the character of the institu- ton. and increased the scope of its operation: The primary object of the institution w provide instruction for the deaf and dumb and blind of the District of Columbia, In March, 1-87, Congress provided for the tree udmission of ten students from the various States or Ter- Titories, and in July last increased the number te {Wenty-five, ali of whom have been ade mitted, The students in the institution are from Mitine, Vermont. Massachusetts, Gonnecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Il. linois, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Missouri. In the Collegiate Department a marked advance. ment has been made. The following is the schedule of studies in the Institution Preparsiery — Class—Arithmet:c, _ English Grammar, Physical Geography,’ Elements of Natural “Philosophy, aud Botany, Algebra to (Quadratic “Equations, Latin, Freshman Class—Algebra, Geometry, Latin, Greek, English Composition, Book-keeping. Scphomore Class—Spherical and Solid Geon! try, Conic Sections, Trigonometry, Mehsura- tion, Naviration and Surveying, Latin, Greelt, French. Chemistry, English Pulosophy, His. tory. | Junior Class—Mechanies, Astronomy, Elinerslogy cology, Botany, German, Latin, Bhetoric, “Greek, History” ot Civilization, Segior Clas:—Anatomy and Philosophy, Zo. ology, Logic, Mental Philosophy, Political Science andjCoustitutton, Moral Philosophy, Evidences of Curistianity, English Literature, Aesthe ics. The vildings lately authorized will shortly be cazapieted. The amount expended for tie support of the iustitution during the last year Was $13,669.26. Amount paid for the erection ot buildings, $56, For enlargement and improvement of grounds, $11, ——_e——_. Centre Market To-day. Meats, <o—Beet, best cuts, wale. per ib: Rext dest, Ivc.; spring Lamb, 2ar5c. per ib. Mutt + ber 1b Pork, 2c per Ib. pSmokea Bee: Sweet Potate A giotl be. per bunen Mi b old Onto peek; Lima Beans, 4 Se. per bunch: Spta per peck; Radi Pumpxin tozen; Dewd per Pine App Bavwnnns. Garg per peck: ean » oc. p Mr yar: Sag bu + Jy cenis per bau i Balsam, 5 Ie per doz Stine =) Com Meal, $i €1 per busbel; Hay, $1.50 per wt, Fiah, ée.—Hiolibnt per bunch: honed, per ib; Ro! Perch, Wxive, per bi 1.50 each: Cat Fish, 2 4 Trout, Ste. e Urab: a eh: Lob. dezen per 1 tb. each > en Bass, 15 lic. per Tb; Turtles, Yasue, ) auc. ger bunch. poland ae ‘Tur Potowac Front.—Business act rves seem long the whs to men h the continuance of the pleasant w ‘her are experiencing. In addition to the List of hea yy vessels reported number of coal aud’ other ers r il for this port, aud may reach here by The steamer Arrow, Stackpo! Made here usual tip to Mount Vernoon au Marshall's lar to-day, Car W Jorf—Arrived. low, itis s' rd tha hrs. Flight, with coal for 1.& Son; Sarah Hitorn, Som- ts, Jrom Pouladelphia, with cos! for Wals ¥. Brown. Sailed—Schrs. Orator, Bro Thomas J. Tull, Cooper, fur Havre. light. ¢ Wharf.—Arrived—Schr. H. M right, 1. Fisher. from Philadelphia, wala 15 ‘ous of coal for Haryey, Clarke & Given Johnen’s VW harf.—Arrived— trom Havr Scud, Mitchell. 203 tons: Sheri Lykin’s Valley coal for George L enuedy, Kennedy, from Poiladelphia, 20 tons of coal for J. E, Miller & Co. Sulerprise, Wilson, from Noriolk, with 5), etot lumber. for U. B. Charch and Willet & Revigruve. | Satled—Schrs. Travers Spicer, Mills, for Baltimore, light, Maracy, Marne for Georgetown, to load with coal for Puila- delphia, Rueys Wherf—Arrived—Sch: ford, from Havre-de-Grace, with wis ton coal for B. F. Clark: L. T.’ Dunnock, K from Layre-de-Grace, with 110 tons of coal fur C. S. Burgess & Co; Edward Ewing, Me- Deviit, from Philadelphia, 12) tons of coal for Potes & Shelly, of the Metropolitan Hotel. Sailed—Schrs. Marsella Ann, Trader, for Hunting Creek, light: Flying Fish, Scot', tor the same place, light; Mary Jane, Foxwel Havre-de-Grace, light. Memmorantum—Sailed from Havre-de-Grace ou the 2th instant, schooner O, H. Tolley, with coal for (ieorge Bogus. brown's Wharf.—Arrived—Schooners Smyth, Jones, from Havre-de-Grace, with 100 tons of coal; North Carolina, Mangen, trom do., with 200 tons of coal; Virginia Dare, Johnson, from do, with 150 tons of coal: W. E. Bennett, from New York, with 1300 barrels of Rosendale cement, all for S. P. Brown & Son. Sailed— Schrs. Roxanna, for Hayre-de-Crace, light; M. Collins, Graves, for Alexandria, to load coni for an eastern port, Berry's Wharf.—Sailed—Steamer Express, Nicke}, for Baltimore, with freight and pas. sengers: schr. Van Name, Van Name, for Georgetown, to load coal tok New York. Fay's + Wharj.—Sailed—Sehr. Porto down the river, light. vy, Wool- Rico, ———— AUTOMATON SonosTxRs.—Mr. James Worm- Jey, the caterer, who accompanied Hon. Rey- erdy Jobnson to England to arrange the ajeirs d+ cuisine of that gentleman, and has since re- turned, purchased while abroad some beauti- ful articles of workmanship, the most notice. able of which are two fMechamical songsters. ‘The contrivance consists of a stnffed bird, mounted on # stand, in which there isa me- chanical arrangement se connected with the Sgure itself that when wound up like a clock one ta loss to conceive but that the bird is altverom the beauty and of the notes itgives forth, Even the motion yee ern is imitated to such perfection that the spectator would tain doubt "ihe existence of life in the Seure. He also procured some beautiful little ttle fountains, which are so arranged as to present the appearance of ae foun. tain on the table in full play di meal fe Se Fatse Fing ALamMs—Three false alarms 0} fire were struck last night, ovclock, trom boxes 2t, 12, and 97, which were Tesponded to by ored man, named Wm. Ware, steaithily sli into the market wagon of Me. Reabden Metron, & countryman, at the Centre Market, and afver a: propriating a bundle of Sty, pooke, was in the sct of escaping, when Mr. M. seized ‘him by the collar. Ware resisted stoutly, but was eld, with the assistance of other parties till Laeut. Ski of the Sixth pre. cinet, arrived and took bim into custody. He was taken to the Station-hoase, where Justice ‘lark beard the evidence, but, in consideration Of the utter folly ofreforming such petty thieves by sending them on for trial, committed him in default of payment of a fine ef $10 for disord. erly conduct. ——EEEEE THE cOURTS. COURT ut Geymnat TERM.— Yesterday, the gase cf Snow et al. agt. the Corporation of Washington and W. B. Downing—lith street sewer case—was argued and settled hy an or. der, entered by agreement of counsel, con- strnuing the imyunction as not prohibiting Mr. Downing from instituting such proceedings *gainst the Corporation of Washington as he might think Teper. ‘bis morning, on motion of Mr. Thompson, omy E. Beedy, of Maine, was admitted to the Chief Justice Carter announced the decision of the Court in the case of Tyler agt. Defrees— in which a special yerdict was rendered be- low—giving judgment for thedefendant. Judge Olin concurred in the conclusion, bat differed Somewhat in regard to practice. ‘The case of Harris agt. Moreland was taken up. This isan action to recover Possession of certain premises—No. 470 12th street An ap. pral from the decision ot Justice Vox, hereto. fore reported in our columns. The aeciston of the Court was rendered im favor of Harris, Equity Court, Judje Olin. —Yesterday, in the case of O. P. Wanvell, Jr., agt. Lettie H. Wannell, (divorce,) an order was made setting aside the decree pro confess heretofore made. Equity Court, Judge Olin—In re, estate ot Patrick MeNickle; decree confirming Orphans Court proceedings. Onrnays’ Court, Judye Purceil.—S. Kerr f8ve bond im the sum or $5.1) as guardian of the orphans of G. A. Munro. Same party gaye bond in the sum of $1,0W) 8 administrator of B. Munro, Valentine Hornbach gave bond in the sum of $1,000 as executor of George Denfel. ‘The will of George Denfel was filed, full roven, and admitied to probate and second. he following accounts were filed and passed: First and final aecount ef U. W. White. ad. miuistrator of W. J.Toonery. Firstand final Account of C. H. Cragin; executor of S. T. Mc- Kenny. ——— Georgetown Advertisements, ; OITY ITEMS, GEORGETOWN. Gro. C. Hanxra, No. 5U! Tth street, has re. Affairs in Georgetown. P. EORGETOWN October Sith, 1988. ceived new additions to his already large stock Groroatows CounciLs—BOarD OF ALDER- ae ae ipey Py of clothe, coatings aad Men, a lar meeting of the beard, heid iter grade, and eravel N and is So.make in the best manear ‘galt he members present.) a petition | "yg, rate. sul rave N ate the price per eetclal yere, For ad ‘vantag foot for | this fal if the Ll be eft at the offce nearly sort of nt worn by gentle. men oF boys of any age or condition. He makes shirts to order iu the mort superior manuer, | bonse to Messrs. 1. Dyer & Son by the Board and which he guaranties not to be excelled in | of Guardians of Public Schools, was presented the United States. by Mr. Newman, and, on motion ot Mr. Thomas, —__» Mas referred to the Board of Common Uouncil - Juwacry. [The objection of Mr. Kinyon was based upon Prige’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, the allegation that Messrs. Dyer & Co. were No, 436 Pennsylvania aye., near 4)s street. not the lowest bidcers tor the school-house to a — be erected.) Council resolution Topriatung Bore’ Suits. atl wool, $5, $5 and $10, at the | ¢) per eS for Sonn Booth, cote jaborer cuble yard for grading ant ~ Binyon, protesting gen the Award of contract for tke erection 0 a school- Roving gerte Semous Oak Hall, 464 7th street, opposite the | at the station-housr, to be added to the @20 4. Post Omice. 6 | month paid bim by the Police Commissioners, | aP4 gr yes yo “¥ MEN'S all wool, 810, $15 and #20, at | S24 which Fr ee OYE S8 the inst meeting wide’ Bisechea Meslie ise" atte ase ey Pn ecb diardty Ss Bail, 408 Tit seroee, opposite because of Mr. Newman's objection to its third Bheetings & cts: Alexandre's and Josaph's Kh Teading, Was taken up for consideration, Mr Newman stated that be had examined into tne | gets and Oticlothe duties of the laborer at the stauion-house, and | sil who may favor us had ascertained that while they were compara. tively light in the mer, yet they were worth the sum asked for inter time. to the suggestion made by him at the previous meet- ing that the police might be expected to Keep up fires, he bad, he said, totally abandoned that Post Office. 6 —___ Pure TEAS any Corrers._We wonld Tecommend all our readers, who wish to ea- Joy the luxury of pure Teas and Coffees, to go to the American Tea Store, corner of Seventh and I streets north. Mr. Dowling has his cof- fees roasted fresh every day, under his own supervision, and will grind it free of charge if Bloves, . Ni Gloves, Hosiery, Notic ec 8-Im* _ BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. idea; for, in his opinion, if a plank was to fall ROPTCY NOTICE. beck line Of Tens freee Coieeat Of the | On ‘or the building were to fall into decay. | M'nra 1s %ANEREPTCY Xo That on the woth Sugars kept for the accommodation of custom, | BeFe Was not one of them who would take tus | day of October A Dis sa eae nt in ban trouble to drive a nail, HLN In fact, while at the | Was issued against the ers. All of which he sells at New York MAN, of the city of W station-house himself @ few days sinc, he at wae auc pesos 3 | found the Stoor | Hoare, and 4 Passing eens See i J . out was warm to look out, or he and delivery of any proper Penal Stel petted ity might fall through. He therefore with~ | such bankrupt, to Mim or Vins ene to Beware of destructive tooth washes and tootti wders, many of Which are base imitations of aodont. Insure a lif lease of sound teeth and fragrant breath, by adopting the fragrant transfer of any preperty by t law) that a meeting of th bankrupt, to prove their dl re aamiences of tis estat forbidden by rs of the sad and choose one or il be held at © drew all objection to the passage of tue | resolution. Therenpon the resolution was | pacs&i. Mr. Davis, from the Standing Com- mittee, was granted more time to inquire into i rt of Bankruptcy. to be boiden at the Cite ny the justice of the claims of Mr. Adams for ser- I, in. the city of Washingt iroet Sat Sosodon }icrs rencered in repairing the New Koad. Mr- wa, Register, on the ith ilar of he ane ae S: 4 ” De s,m on ess rot te tC inal nthe Beas a eee ee Alte | Ded teen raat ae ae | Bae gee about the house, mends everything. DAVID 8. GooDING, —_o——— Thing the purchase of a ueating | It U_S. Marshal of D oesen et us tor the station-house, together with Men’s Light and Dark Mixed Business S, certain proposals for heating the ma a a, Bere ae wear sna tainty dollars anit: | Teoiwcan, resem he pee Boys Suits, five, six. seven, eight, nine and | Nog! gr yrs ata ee ne purchase of ten dollars’ a suit, ail wool, at the celebrated a4 . <~ Boys AND YOUTHS’ DRESS AND SOHOUL CLOTHING. pose, and appropriating &110 therefor, to be paid to the party from whow purchased after a Proper test of its efficacy; which was passed. A communication fromthe Mayor giving no- tice that there would be no interruption t travel over the Falis Bridge during the erection of the Aqu«‘act Bridge, was laid on the table. A Council resolution asking tor certain ifor- mation from the officers of the Loudoun and Oak Hall, 464 7th street, 2d door below Smith's. Don’t mistake the place. 6 sesh ete AS WINTER 18 AT HAND. it is essentially necessary to be warmly cla, and taking the scarcity of money into consideration, atis of great importance to go toa plage where good goods, suitable to the season, can be procured at the lowest possible figures. We do not hes- FALL AND WINTER WEAR. STEPHENS & CO, 310 Peunsyivania avenve, Hampshire railroad, was on motion of Mr. tate in saying that there is one place im this | Thorac, laid over alos, Oot eh men, oe bet. 9th and 10th strects, city _ hich outranks all other similar estub- | cctaniieing & pump, ar oecieteeee lishments as to popularity and cheapness, and | SOMETHING NEw. origuiating in this Board providing for tu every old citizen Would easily know the place | S28 )Nstus in see Ss allude o, shoaid we omitio ei the Ruse | Shvuem ot, tydrane‘cbantil tvolatoy —- of this successful establishment. Bat for the | £72" tasg cfeoniemeo generar WALL, ROBINSON & Co., FLneht of strangers and peteons mot wellin- | Sith Bridge sitect, wasammended al tee cere formed, we would say, if you wish to save | }\, 3 re hgpemapry + POINTED YOKE SHI Dopey buy your winter, uadermeemeiee ag | ton of Mi Thomas eo as to require the ap 0 ' RTS all other geni’s turnisbing goods at «The Orig. | D70¥2! 0! ‘be Canal company as to the place at MARRIED. TAYLOR—BILEY, On Thursday, October 29th, 18S. by the Bev, Mr. Wiley, at the rasidonce of the bride's father, Dr. W. H: TAYLOR, of Chapel Hil, Moi omer county. Md, to ELIZABETH BLACKSTON RILEY, daugiiter of Thomas W. Riley, of Washington city, DC. No cards. {Brcoklyn papers please copy. | 1 a DIED. LOWERER. At Guadalajara, Mexico, on Sep- tember si, 198, MARIA, wits ot Robert Grete. eree. and eldest daughter of John Major, lately a resident of Georgetown, D.C. D™ GOODS: CARPETINGS! ONL CLOTHS: BLANKETS! SHAWLS, &c,! AN IMMENSE STOCK of chotce new and a able goods. Probably the larges: stock of such £2008 ae consumers want cenevally, that bas in offered in this city. IN OUK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT may be found the following, viz; 00 pieces wool, cotton, and mohair goods, from ents per yard np to 45 cent {0 pieces French pMerinos at 87's, worth @1 25, Black Silk Vetvet at $14, worth =}7. 1.0 pieces of t Alpacas. ranging ty price as follown: 37>, 40, 0, 55, i, 6252.70, 75,8), 37 $!. $1 12; and si reat bargains. 5 Pieces of colored Alpaces from 37: ap to 75 cents. 20 piecgs black Alpaca Poplin at 20,624.75, 37 and §1 per yard. : 20 pleces eclored Alpaca Poplin at S7!:, £9, 62 eute:cheap! achangen! Fren 0 per yard, wort Aud very ecarce Bi 10 Pieces Empress Cloths. in all the new shades, fron, G25 up to $125 per yard Black and Colored Silke. White and Scarlet Merino Clooks White Mobairsand Alpacas, Trish Popiins. at $175 Mailed Eptecles. bre breiderea Bill 3 Other new fabricn IN CUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT can be foun Five linndred beaut ifa hawi«, all qualities, fron Accmmon wool shawl, at $2.10, up to very Froveh Paisieys, worth One Hundred Dollars. IN OUR FLANNKEL#DEPAKIME fund (0) pieces of elegant, vy, Whi varying in price from % cents per yard upto eof Ked. Veilow and Grey Flanoe! aes ted, Warranted to colds ALICO DEPARTMENT can be found Nowing £0 pieces Calico, at 7 Cente, Ko “ wo LOS very fine ©: C15 Cente, JS OUR DOMESTIC DEPAREMENT can be fount ail the choice brands of Cottoa kuowa to the trade. @s follows: Ke yard wid Poplirs, all silicand | beautiful goods eap very fine, for Opera Bleached Cotton, att « “ “ &0 Brewn Cotton, at 10,1234, Sheeting Cotton, bleached ond rown, Sete! 4. (. 4, and J€ 1; ail of the best es, at low "YN OUR CLOTH DEPARTMENT can be foun! an ger et ck of Cloths aud © meres, f ‘ {Nope wenr Also. 32 pieces Waterproof, for ladies’ cloaks drew in geld mixtures, grey mixtures, brown mixtures, CUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT i piled f Linens, Table Damask Towels, Crash, Hiandkerchists, Hosiery 2 kc.. &e. Ft ECTALITY. one jiuadred dozen Linen rehiets, at $1 per laren, TN CCRC AMPED ROOM, SE & x Brnascle, heat atytea, § lish Brussels. aids tyles, $1 i 1.68. go. heavy and Cheap. 25 pieces of Nuttingham Curtain Lace, in boautd desiens. fap dee neve comprise but asmal! portion «f our inmiense stock, It is varied. full, ahd complete in cach departwpent.. All of whih were bought for CASH IWN, and will beseldfor the No, there Vy we sustain ‘wo losses. co tly we are ens bled te sel very small upon what it acinally costa to produce the goods in Europe and Ah iewest price will Ve pamed at once, and atl 00 ste ‘as represented by th goods warranted ww URDETTE No. 351 7th st ybet, Land Cc. BAUM. Removed. I respectfully call the attention of the Ladies thatl hace thie day REMOVED my HOOPSKIBT and CORSET FACTORY to the spacious store, 137th street, Intelligencer Building. Thanking for the patronage of the past I will endeavor to please in the futur the best goods and guarantee! ‘Tam the only authorized agent in this city of KELLEY'S PANIEB end BUSSEL SKIRT; the most fashionable adapted for the present style ete ©. BAUM, 913 SEVENTH STREET, oc 10 Intelligencer Building. G4 uas.s.rornameco, G4 No. 500 BEVENTH STBEET, ONE DOOB ABOVE ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, THE MOST EXTENSIVE MANUFAOTUBERS AND DEALERS IN CABRIAGE, BUGGY, AND FABM HABNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, AND WHIPS ‘Together with a large and fresh stock of |. LAP BORES, BUFFALO HORGOPRD, CARBIAGE MATS, Ac. & from the most extensive houses in the county aud or sale at greatiy reduced prices. ‘oc 1 eo) RINERSHIP. NG and ALPHEUS MID- sylvenia'ave ‘George and Thomas Par! % ‘thershi the BUBIN ESS, leased. to sve thelr numerous eaiitc generally. Heving made bast for are ~ any oth ‘the Wakninetex, October 19,1858. Hi Associated with me ALPHEUS MID- RRs Seaiere: socket yew Slee: Nar gecrnae eee oti trig earns Soren coy hae ort RH ‘solicit a contin. pea hea Ser 20 WING. Earoremer a 7. MADE TO ORD* GIVE THEM A TRIAL . Which the road shall cross, and was then inal Franc’s,” 494 7th street, between D and adopted. Ceuncil resolution providing for the and so that you do not miss the place, remem. ber that his store has a large plate glass win- the woth tomtans of Dee ee 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Gow; also, thathe bas no branch stores. 10,90: | Sitter considerable discusssne Seferme to the Between oth and 0th streets, ——— standing committee. The Council having re. | _seé-tf PREPARE POR WINTER!—Prices Down /!— Gooa Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 5", 6 cr fine Merino Undershicts and Drawer ), aud $1.75; good Cottan Sock«, 3 pair for cents; extra heavy Cotton and Woolen Sock d the resolution of this Board, which was substitute T one ot that Board, in referen. to heating Tison at the station-house, " homas, the Boaru determ mendment. In he case of th frem 25 cents upwards; good White Sturt, neerning the extension f the Al- $1.25, and $1.50; fine do., $2 pad $250. Paper | exandria caval ralltoad atree the Ghee NT TAsion, Coliars from 10 cents per box upwards. Best | Paper Cuffs 5 cents per pair. or £0 cents per | doxn. Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Ties. 3 of the latest style. at inost popular prices, at Metropolitan H. jy]S-tf No, 362 Pen peake and Ohio canal, the Council Bay Fetused to concur im the amendment of th. Board, requiring the approval of the Canal Company as to the parnenla » (iste Brown's.) 1°, Waahineton spot at which > td + the original Franc, 464 7th’ street, between D | the road’ -hall cross'on motion ct Mr, Dene STOVES, &c. | and E, and so that you do not miss the piace | inis Hoard receded trom its amendment. ‘The i Temember that his'siore has a targe plate giass | following crdinances and resolutions by the EBERLY. THOMAS & OO, Window. Also, that he bas no branch store, Councils were considered aud passed:—Reso- No. 431 Tru Staver | 10,26, 3 futons to pay the claim of Jolin Loy: to pa. Sole Agents for the coictrated BALtiNonE DAILY ScN Persons wishing | ie POOF And Workuouse accounts t uar IMPROVED MONITOR. ORAL COOKING STUVES nafacturers and dealers in lor and ether Stores. ROOFING y iring of «ll kinds of Bt. ce, and at the lowest casa rhding September 30, i~ © gravel Marke! ordinance | * of trauster of real estate: 1: vor of McNerhauy and Water management of the Fire Depari- ct comm: of the two B. ent of footway= un substituting a Har. | eof alamp-post hydran’, on | ap AND tosubscribe for the Baltimore Datly San can | leave their orders at the office of the Star, or at 592 N street north, between sth and 7th, The paper bas been enlarged, aud will be delivered atan early hou’ concernit lutions in referring ment to the iu ty SeUTIN attended a Price. JOGGINS, Agent. ——_-—_—_ Doctor J. H. THoMrson HAS FEMOVED his Jefferson tholomew. in office and residence from the First. War Market and 4th streets; ordimance for imy - . airs = Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteen ment of part of Green street. resolu | STOVES. STOVES. STOVES Fourteenth streets, immediately east of i | the av += VERY Low. teenth street. Office hours before 1a. m H | je accouL rot Willian H from 4to7 p.m. H Woman's Hospital, irs of attendance a om 1to 2p. m. every have pnrchased the large Stock of § er Goods of the late firm of Wood day, Sundays excepted, 1,3 “ | ay ia aven aod to redw ste eas for the next 30 days a: ost Corns, &C.— Dr. While, Surgeon Chiropodist, THOS. W. MILL of twelve years’ practical experience in t “ 2 sate United States nnd Canadas, and establisn eee. BS Pennwive 404 Peonsylvania avenue, since 1-61, removes Corn &c., and sacee: hington, 1). sunions, Bad Na tuily trea‘s all diseases of feet without pain or meouvenience to The shoe can be worn with ease im. | ly after the operation. Refers to tue | eminent physicians, surgeons and thou. | sands of etber responsible persors who pa- blskment. Hoars from S a.m No charge for consultation at PREPARE FOR Win Repairs for all kinds « stovEs. "hancre PLE can be found at ROY)'s BT: BARDWABE. 479 su ore br Lumber of stove. Old stoves ® pew ones. BUBEBT BOYD, 479 EB treete. ¥ which a tax of 1 on all ke 3 a | a ~ SE ibaa SC sctatas Sem ate sO. | See eeyinz See ee Snel a ea A point 120 fet b EAy BORDERS FOR Warring Parag for sale. Apply at ia | Pout tts Be eS has Srar Ofice, retihe tux to be w CHEAP COALS AND WOOD, a Shelr Boost bnd Ubiel Ufce, G street whart, W +o ©. BTOBKS &@ CO., coruer 15th sad F, Wash- ngto. H. BATLEY & ©0., corner 7th BT npitol Hill and the Navy Will please leave their orders at No. i22 Fas! ar Capitol street, berween 4/h and 5th. AUTMAN. 117 Pa. aren Ween uth JOaN CoeGiNe, Ager a 3th streets | J.J. BOGUE. gorner Bridge and High, George = __ town __2716-6m" | Goop crocentss a7 rain PRICES. Vutiam cuinanp, DRA? PR COAL, WOOD, LIME, CEMENT, ar Central Gftoe, No. 31 Louisiane avenne, between 6th and 7th etroete west. Branch Yard. corner et 1 F street south Whar! ond Steams | Sew Mili foot ofSdstreeteast. warge Wh rf accom medations for loading end uplcading ¥- scls aud | storing goods. OOAL by the cargo at Pluiadel Prices. ren ©. F. PERRIE & CO., DEALERS IN TEAS AND FINE GROC) Northwest corner of 9th and Latreets, to call the attention of famil to their choice stock of Groceries for consumption, ing to smimals: rh: Foard suitab the year. ‘They have just valees of the Ullowing ew , EULCKEW uN. W. CATHER Ween, MOLA GOL : vat levied by an DEALER iN DRI agreed (0. FL Board 0: mac the lowe: FINE OLD RYE WHISKIES, cop school aware Schools. g requiring owue t, between Be Water = ¢ sidewalks in front of ther py. 9 be repaired, Was taken up and pa NO. 114 SOUTH F. ONT STREET of lots on Je preoome! >a > PHILADELPHIA, i x 2 Collins, trom’ 1s Committee, re ia pas M. WILLIAN, the Fi guns pie Af | extra Fine OLD MONONGAHELA X WHISKEY "a cine September J th: > | Extra Fine Old “ XX TAPORTBE 0 pay the bill of ¥ ~ | Bxtra Choice Old XXX PARISIAN FANCY Goops, mon Counwil resc horizing the Mayor | Extra Choice Old XXX + to contract with to place a Chi was reo Tespousible bidder % turnace in the stauion bous. om the Board of Aldermen amendment, substituting a mor: ve, Which Was non-concurred in. Common Council resolution authorizing tas Alexandria, Georgetown, and Aqueduct Bridce Cowpany to connect their travel bridge wi Bridge sireet, was received from Board of A| dermen, with an amendment, which was non- concurred in, Adjourned SALES OF GRAIN DcRING THE WaEKk.—The following sales of grain were made durin, Week:—2,200 bushels ot wheat, at S2as Extra Superior OLD NECTAR WHISKIES , Very Superior OLD CABINET = 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU. And T Cits Trevise, Paris, CLOAKS, from $10 upwards, WALKING SUITS, at moderate prices. MORNING ROBES, from $10 upwards. BONNETS and HATS, & handsome assortment ‘TI MMINGS, SATINS and VELVETS. Z LET LIV! tN et MOTTO. TILLEY 'S Cheap Cash Store. Our stock of OLD WHISK LES is nnvsnally Jarce And highly improved by ace, ané our customere may confide in us thet the gurivalled quality everywhere acknowledged of our Old Monongahela ‘Whiskice shall be fally maintained by oe. oct Sm 4 NEW (NEW YORK) BUCKW) 5,000 FEe CR eine Secs obese WERAT 45 Firkips County BUTTER, /erlected,) af 0.000 PICKLES of ail zioes | eee Boots, $9; Hand made Single, sole Stitched Boots, | 1,7 bushels of corn, at $1.15a51.25. Fen ae Company, 213 ena SNew stock of Hats, Cape, Boots, Mioce, Laties’ | Coat SuirMENTS.—The shipments of coal | _[3'potavedad mencabe Withee ee ete ae and Misses’ ‘Boote, Shoes and Baber Goods at | northward during the past week have beoa aia SEER All at the lowest cash prices. 535 | very heavy, amounting to =,02 tons, as fol- A’ . F doors north of Pa. av.” oc7-im lors:—Boiden Mining Company, Lri6 ton: $07 NINTH STREET. Central Coal Company, 2, fons: a! - BMOVED T0 $48'D BTRERE, | cen, land Cosland Iron Gompany, 301 tone, Rey's | _ReBtte@end snlarged. making {tone of DOUGLASS MOORE, Paper Hanser, Upiols- | Docks, 1,109 tons. the mt complcte rab istmenta tercr, and dealer im Window Shades, 342 D st. | Rivan Froxt-—Entered — Steamer Vatiey | Pri ing root Se ete Te chee | City, New York, with treight for District mem > eat inducement to purchasers. ‘and exam- | Chants; boat Enterprise, Occoquan, and sloops R BM: O f fre before elsewhere. Seaman and Waymark, Alexandria. = ‘DOUGLASS MOORE hea feet parinees, | (MERCHANTS! Excuaxce—Offerings on | 4 g gy WiLLBE & REDORAYR, 4 Somprisiva s eeneml variety of PAPER HANG: | CBSDge this morning were very brisk, sad ‘Bave removed to thecornerot = © * table seg | commanies Suir prices. We quote oerings New Youx AvENUE aXD Sixta STRExr, | Dusbels oats, Sales— Wheat, 3,000 busbels, s) 2: | Op4,Sauare ‘orthern Liberty Market, i 500 bushels, at $2.30: #5 bushels, at $2.25; 100 i Wenhets, at 98.40. MPOBTANT BREWS, Tug Canav.—The = = = ane. date, during the present mon! OM, an 7 are oul increasing. 0. B. JEWELL'S PREMIUM soars Dnover’s Rest.-The market at Drover's Rest are acknowledged to be yesterday was well attended, and the following ‘Thoy are made on the old fashion plan by boll- ing, and tne. are free from all tnmjurious Chemical ‘The preminm ORIENTAL BOAP, : : sales were made: 1,000 head of cattle at sz.75a | THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST $i Srues per bend; cows and calves at suai, 1m the market. iy bogs, $10.50. Now so ogerser in Now tore Faeupeb SOL flour bave ruled during the week” Georgetows just opened at yp ry yy pions ‘ein80.25: canal flour, family. St1250 ee 54 ceas-6t__234 Pa. avenue, near cor. 18th st. | $12.75; extra, $0880.50; ed a ae or oe ae F Nphimesale ofa aeeker of tae pike tobe hed eae | Th“ LAUNDRY SOAP, FRENCH STEAM SCOUREB, AND AGENT FOR THE STATEN ISLAND(N.Y.) DYEING BSTABLISH- MENT, Established 1819. PABISIAN PROCESS, Are brands of: ed to give cotistacnos,* Sat Or0 guaran- ASK ¥ for — fOUB GROCER ‘any of these and take mgt sale by all of the BEST GROCERS tn te Falls COburch, Va. promises to be well at. tended from the number ef crowded vehicles ‘wending their way to that locality. fir: J. MAY & COWS PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTU: (Between 9h and 10th streets,) CONSTABTLY ON HAND, MUCH THE Lag GEST STOCK AT RETAIL IN THE UNITED STATES