Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation i in the District | CROSBY 8.1 WES. ..77... Editor. ~ WASHINGTON CITY: ‘THURSDAY ....... November 11, 1569. Reading Matter on Every Page. ee DEATH OF HON. ROBT J. WALKER. Mr. Walker, whose serious illness has been noticed from day to day in Tue Star, died at two o'clock this morning He sank rapidly all Gay yesterday, and though he conversed some during the day, was unconscious in his last hours. ‘The funeral will take place on Saturday next, from his late residence, on Fifth street, and he will be buried in Oak Hill Cemetery. ‘The annexed autobiographical sketch, written by Mr. Walker in the autograph book of a gon- tleman of this city, on the 23th of August, 1367, will be of more interest than a formal memoir: “R. J. Walker born at the town of Northum- berland, Pennsylvania, July 19, 1801; graduated at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadel- Phia, July, 1819; Judge of the Supreme Court of Mississippi about 1828, (declined); U.S. Senator from Missesippi from January 8, 1836, to March 10, 1845; Secretary of the Treasury from March 10, 1845, to March 5, 1849, (resigned); Commis- sioner to China June, 1853, resigned because steamer could not be furnished me as promised; Governor of Kansas from April, 1857, to Decem- der, 1857, resigned because I would not aid in forcing slaveryon Kansas by fraud and forgery; Financial Agent of U. S. Government, by ap- pointment of Mr. Chase (then Secretary of the ‘Treasury) to Europe, from March, 1863, to No- Veber, 1364, when I returned home, having completed my mission, by causing to be taken and bought there $250,900,000 of Mr. Chase's U. S. 5-20 six percent bonds, and defeated the second Confederate loan of $75,000,000; co-ope- rated with others during same period in various important transactions for the Federal Govern- ment, under special letter from Mr. Seward, Secretary of State, written by expresssanction of President Lineom. The above is written by Tequest of my excellent and much valued friend, S. York At Lee.” In addition to the above from Mr. Walker's pen, the following particulars of his life will be of interest: F Mr. Walker commenced his brilliant career at the bar at the early age of twenty, entering upon the practice of the law at Pittsburg at that time. While there he made his first hit as a fa politician by nominating General Jackson for President, long in advance of any like sug- gestion from any other quarter. In 1826, he removed to the State of Mississippi, where for several years he pursued @ lucrative practice in Natchez. From the latter State he was elected a United States Senator in 1835, and shortly after taking his seat he won a high name in the West, by a very spirited opposition to Henry Clay in a debate concerning the public lands. He was a tirm supporter of the administration of Jackson, and subsequently when Mr. Tyler became Pres- ident, was supposed to have influenced the Jatter to veto the bank bill that had been framed under Mr. Clay’s supervision; as also the vigor- ous steps Mr. Tyler took in relation to Texas, and which resulted in that State into the Federal Union. He opposed Van Baren mainly on the ground of the latter's hostility to the Texas annexation, and gave the weight of his influence to supersede him in the Baltimore COnvention that nominated James K. Polk. One of Mr. Walker's letters the ‘Texas question had great influence in determin- ing the election of Mr. Polk, and when the lat- ter came into office he appointed Mr. Walker Seeretary of the Treasury. While in this office he distinguished himself in a treatise in favor of tree trade, which attracted a great deal of at- tention in Europe. He was an earnest and zeal- vs supporter of Mr. Polk's war measures against Mexico, and kept up the national credit during that war without the agency of the banks. On surrendering the Treasury portfolio he re- sumed the practice of law in the higher courts, where he was variously engaged as leading counsel in many important cases. Mr. Buchanan made him Governor of Kansas, but he had the independence to disagree with the latter's Kan- sas policy, and very soon resigned the position. Mr. Walker has continued the practice of his | profession, and made an occasional appearance in public prints in the treatment of various topies of national importance, particularly those unected with the national finances. ‘Une of the latest achievements of his busy life was his successful management of the Alaska purchase. Brilliant as a lawyer and as a politician, Mr. Walker was personally held in esteem for his kindly, generous qualities, P 20e- Tue FrereENTH AxkspxeNT—The proposed Fifteenth Amendment to the Federal Constitu- tion has been ratified by the Legislaturesof the lowing States :— Arkansas, Connecticut, Louisiana, ia, Indiana, Ilinois, Kansas, Mixouri, Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan, New York, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, erth Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Virginia, Wisconsin, and West Virginia. This anakes the number of actual ratifications twenty- ene. There being thirty-seven States in the Union, the requisite three-fourths for ratifting a constitutional amendment would be twenty- eight. Seven more, therefore, are wanted. Khode Island is sure, though she has delayed Jowa, Minnesota, Ohio, and Vermont. These make six States of the requisite seven. Texas and Mississippi are required by the Reconstrue- tion acts to record their ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment as a condition of their restoration to the Union. The two leading par- ties in each State—the Conservatives headed by Hamilton and Dent as well as the Republicans — iuave endorsed the amendment; so that the vote of those two States may safely be counted, making the total number of ratifications twenty- i fusion ticket, but even the Democratic organs concede that they will act with their party in this matter. The rumor that the new cratic Legislature of New York will repeal the ratification of that State, amounts to nothing, for it cannot be done. ——-+0e--____ The New York papers speak well of the ap- yointment of Judge Folger to be Assistant Trea- surer of New York, in place of Gen. Butter- aield. When Mr. Van Dyck resigned, last sum- mer. -Sudge Folger was urged as his successor. At that time he was strongly recommended by the three preceding incumbents of the offiee, Messrs. Van Dyck, John A. Stewart, and Cisco, by the Bank of Commerce and twelve or fifteen others of the largest banks in the city, by Brown, Jirothers, Fisk & Hatch, Henry Clews & Co., and most of the other prominent private bank- ers, and by @ large number of business men. He was alsé endorsed by Mr. Boutwell. It is *ires that the investigation now making of Gen. Batterticlt’s adzfinistration of the office should be completed before Judge Folger enters on his datics, : +02 A Pror.e’s Mosumest to Ma. PeaBopy.— -\ gentleman of New York proposes to one of the body, and suggests that no eovtibetion bird than one dollar shall be accepted from a source, in order that all aay have pa tanity to contribute, that the monument may be a truly popular and offering. The idea is an eminently and the plan seems feasible, but we whether it will ever be As monument builders the appear to excel. Nevertheless, we {reject will prove an exception to the i i ili TEE i ‘The Excommunicated Mormons. Pinata mistaken idea that the recalcitrant, lormons, Kelscy, Godbe, and » Were Oxy podem by the “Church,” because having taken a : tard ga net polygamy. They’ are all practical polygamists, aud made no | dissent to that institution, poe sede events may force them mon cause with the Smith mists. ‘The Utah Magazine for «toes 3 o cards from two"@f the effgomm: mons—W. 8. Godbe and Eli B. mea dpe peal to the people,” and aformal protest against the action of Brigham Yo&ing and the Council. The editor says: ‘“We have no intention of sus- pending the issue of this magazine.” The “Pro- test” sets forth that it is the right of all Mor- ‘Mons to refuse to accept principles or Sa erin ee on the sole Of the Priesthood; that have a right to retain a standing In mak, solong as their lives are pure, without regard to the opinions of the leaders; that the right of public discussion exists; that it is “an Megaland unrighteous use of the Holy Priesthood to expel any person from the Church, because they can- not conscientiously admit the divinity bad any measute presented by the and the final protest is against compulsion. Mr. Godbe declarcs he is still a faithful Mormon, but substantially reiterates the declarations of the formal protest. He adds that he has paid thousands of dollars to the Mormon authorities, at times when he thought the measures in con- templation were not wisely planned, but he was not prepared to destroy “unity of action” by refasal. Mr. Kelsey says: “I have spostatized from no doctrine nor commandment ever given to the Church by revelation through Joseph Smith; nor, indeed, from any of the measures of President Young, save it be wherein he claims infallibility for President Young, at the same time admitting his fallibility asa man.” This is the substance of the respective utterances of the men who now stand arrayed in open hostility to Brigham Young. That they will make any immediate inroads upon the ranks of the faithful at Salt Lake City is doubtful. Only those who have studied the Mormon institutions on the ground can esti- mate the fanatical devotion of the Salt Lake Mormons to the “head of the church.” But the Probabilities are that the dissent from Brigham Young’s rule will receive accessions from time to time from the Mormon merchants who find themselves crushed out by the monopoly co- operative system of trading, which is now a machine worked for the benefit of Brigham Young, bis son-in-law Clawson, and other Mor- mon leaders. Disaffection to the ee-operative system seems to have been been the ground of Godbe’s first break with Brigham Young. ———_ see. A Goop Worp ror THE FEMALE CLERKs.— The New York Tribune is not apt to say over- kind things in regard to the Department clerks, and therefore the following paragraph, doing Justice to one class of them, has the weight of favorable testimony from an adverse witness : “Ithas become ne: tien dpa ecmpbed 7 eae | Washington some of cor to reckon up the Prandin the Ba Treasury here before Gen. Butterfeld's succes sor can take possession. It would be a curious —— upon an Injustice which has too long ‘prevailed if these women, who do their work so much better, as this and many previous facts have attested, than. men ean do it should be paid less wages, merely because the women, after the the approaching ongress stall | have had an opportunity to consider Gen. Spin- ner’s recommendation Mr-anxp Mrs. Harry WatKrys, who so de- lighted theater-goers with their pleasant dra- matic entertainments at Wail’s Opera House last winter, and who are playing a very success- ful engagement at Holiday Street Theatre, Bal- timore, this week, will commence a short sea- son at the National Theater next Monday eve- ning, and will be assisted by an execllent com- pany. The Sangalli Troupe will perform “Flick Flock” again this evening at the National for the last time, and to-morrow night, for the benefit of M'lle Sangalli, the ballet of “The White Lily” will be brought out. ——+see- A late letter from New Orleans says that Per- ry Fuller is there awaiting his trial, and that his counsel, which is considered remarkably strong, includes Dan Voorhees, of Indiana; Har- ty Hays, ex-Confederate Brigadier General; Colonel Case, ex-Federal officer and ex-Reve- nae Inspector, and J. B. Weller, ex-Governor of California. The writer points a moral and adorns a tale by adding that “of all the promi- nent Democrats who fattened on the spoils of the Custom House during the Fuller regime, not one has said ‘bonds’ once. The required security has been given by a broker.” WHat Is LX THE WIND?—We noticed a tew days ago the unusual activity observable at the Washington Navy Yard, and now we have word from New York that the Brovklyn yard has not been so excited or so busy since the close of the war asit is at present Over three thousand me- chanics and laborers are said to be at work, night and day, refitting and overhauling nearly all the vessels there. In fact, all are in hands except the Java, the Colorado, and the Kalama- zoo, and the most of these will be ready for duty within a month. The serenade to-night to Mayor Bowen prom- ises to be a very largely attended DR. MAYNARD HAS RESUMED THE Fg of DENTAL SURGERY, at No. Ki "pireet, “Franklin: Syuares, Washington, no Li sew id =, Nore 1c see 'Y G. SMITH eK ET AGENT of the CesT Ns VAN ANIA WOCTE in this city, vice W. J Aruoll, resigned. Office, corner 6th st. and Pa. ave. It . F—The members of ORIENTAL A of import- ' JOHN WARD, Ree. Bee. em BOILING HOT AND 10K GOLD SUDA, 4 ‘Drawn from the same Fountain, At MILBUBN’S DRUG STOBE, 450 15th st., opposite U. 8. Treasury. KESSINGEN, VICHY, SELTZER, AND SARATOGA WATERS, ‘noS-Im™ ON DRAUGHT. To GAs CONSUMERS. ra He is) o 3 x Ip CITY, ISTER'S OFFICE, ASHINGTON, D. C., October 27. 1869. Reset, is sae Sine ember 1 expire all licenses 7 th Corporat aration of the Cle of Wi amis sion Merchants, dealors in % » Merc! Sine, ‘quore by sholecal, Hats, Caps, Boots: Shoes, Rites Het tare Teverna, Ordingrica”. Ti i ‘saon Eth Bi Hremes. Bagatelle end jenny Lind ‘Tables, Pistol + acean rs, owners of Hacks; Omnibusee ees, Street Cars, Be be. must be ly renewed, ring a a for. his Corporati: oes tor, by 1 tevus the themes. wnat the Ola Be . oc 4 City Regist: DR. JOS. TABER JOHNSON has resigned od under the Gor Feafter Sorerument, and will entire time to the practice of ts 008-tf we to (err icrey city Qotzecron: 's Orricr, ‘Gran cre cicllg ges West W Notice is ieee that tthe ta TAxks 3 $69 Real and Personal YEAR Y the City of Jackin zton, District of Co- il be | be pezable c on and. after MONDAY, No- ount of five per cent. wil be allowed upon eli payments made thereon prior to the ov regular, hours allowed by law. this office will be open from the lth to the 15th of the Fosccemm month from 5 o'clock p.m. or on P.m., are mechanics and Inbo st of Li tS and ring people who ‘On the Ist di bruary, Coll i clone his Resets ‘a egscries which taxes for sale, without distinction of cS sanioegy She FREDERICK A. B BOSWELL, {Chron,.News,Repnb.| Intel &Express} ws TED-A FURNISHE! gUsE, in com. ‘gon ‘from month. *CiDWEL jst, next corner 1ith st: na. avenne. noll-6t German preferred. Only such as are clesn oni come well ec Oath et between 1-tt Vy ANTED— respectable Colored W WwW SITCATIGN ures oF take chars of ‘of chil chamber work or atend wi ‘best of references, Apply N ae fad Wises sean compe such @ person a good ill divide the seed nce are Ie eaves AKER, | avenue. WANTS. LOST_AND FOUND. _ Ww. Peanaylvania, erence, ———— ‘STE wautta, ,a SEAL! iD ERYRLOPE: ij § i met mh aes SING—One ae se Lg agg ond kod goer ee an eek; the other cow with a icge white inside. A liberal reward will be given if , 0.8. We F OR SA F aediies and STORE, 289 between and the Northern Liberty tart Renton Amine a: 42 Market 90 FOR ALE “E AND RENT. OR RENT—A couyentent TENEMENT of six bares iter. S. BU iget “treet ‘treet, betw wm Jat and 2d te ae kD lie Grew neato < Ns no ar a Ras and water: h 12th and Eh re ppl) Gs cm ;RELLER: Knee Spac: RG & OO ith street, be k: 7 rooms. MAN. REWARD Los, Saturday ergning, on Teh at] R Ww To ary AT THE | livery SCUMBNTS without were au ‘under the seal of partinent were lost between Mth, Uircor sad Pennayivzals avenue’ ANTED—DBy_« reapectable golred om woman, @ SITUATION as first-class Cook in a boarding vate Rema; would work for a restaurant; can Tarn best of references. Apply No. god Getrect, between éth and Ti serecis. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE ARE wie fous to rent (a snug, neat two-story Brick or Frame bce: furnished: or will buy tural Soersen, stv! location and Fe A SWISS GIRL, shortly over sea, dosires a SITU- fA at table far fly to HON in 9 mel * eee Wate a careful on pa iiree, 8 a 4 small OUSE. or three or four partly fur- nish trbath room, de. Address — t ba office. St [nold- ANALY. — TED—A) ree CLASS COOK for a rgumentetien . None need apply unless well sa ead and capability. nok at Gst.,¢ JANTE Two communicating RE NOMS 0 on second floor, wi FURNISHED by_a gen- fleman and wife and lady. In a u petete family pro- fer . ‘Terms not to exceed a“ dress “T. D. W. ‘Star office, Ws 878 per month aie ‘rent Waste CHAMBERWATD— Geni fe Ca, Apply between the hours of and 2a Noo 944 K ates corner of 13th, nod ate TED—GOOD HANDS on pants and vests at Wir Hale LD: BARBOUR 8 CO 4eG Seventh street. no9-3t A first-cli fe le COOK—not col- Ra Geol relorencen Peanlpal: “Apply. between the hours ‘of 12 and 2, at 344 K street, corner of 13th street. nod-4t* URSE AND COOK WANTED —White NURSE rive family. Both must ine rs eppectopee ant ota 3 wo experience au be? well recommended. Address X- YZ, 5 Sear ot -class CUTTER. A BARBUUE & GO. ‘AKEN UP TRESPASSING a Premises, ‘Wednesday, Nov. 3d, one bi COW. The owner bed Sey to come eed REWARD—Lost on the evening of the 3d inst.,on the arrival of the 5 o'clock jew BOARDING. Bognewre. Pets wishing to obtain. and ‘ith first class BOARD, can | asa Lat at No. 31° Pennayivanie avon, First Room to rent, unfurnished. it Boarders ac: One noll-eost™ UBNISHED Rooms | it F without BO No. nue, near 3d. week, FOR RENT—With 498 Fonnsyivania ave: "the same » $5 zs dy: “IRST-OLASS ROARED, (Wit WITH PLEASANT St S1o © street bet, With and ist sliort walk fron i a most of the pi BUSINESS CHANCES. OR SALE—A fine FAMILY CARRIAGE wun | = at this Harness, suitable for one horse. Also. For further particulars please inquire office. no 10-3" sonal private family M0 rooms. south, the Capitol wear cast, session November 15. POR BERT —pw mong oo ining 9 rooms. oye: aud ene Axtares. Apply to vw SHEET TON. corner 4% street and Penn’a ave. UR RENT—Two fine suites of ROOM car mmely furnished: bath, &¢<; i rhe desirable parts of the city: suitable for members of Congress.” Apply at 375 izth strect. near Masa- N chnsetts avent oll 3t* OR SALE CARE No 95. ounded by W at north, New ‘ire aven' avenue. between ath and Buh at von RENT Fires Bos teesteal. te a Fo tattle Yor” howe q 3 in Also, third fees rooms, Convenient to Tepenry 2 nd Wor ¢ Departznent pane ach. sith 8. «I.E. sireet, noll tf ia Fair acpayigeemns et for housekeet Rent $15 per month. Aj S79 Hi street mosih. Fee = TAnew BRICK HOU it’ was Vermont avenue, between ‘Toouire next door, 251. F CANIS HOUSE, of ten rooms, =n a room, ‘ater. 263 iat ct bed. Gam TOR SALE—THE age gh ae cee —a store, one of best locat the city. W ‘Wille sold Seana bus: need BS sAU} INDERS.S Star Omer JAMES Q. oe T—A three-story 5 BRICK HOUSE; on great bargain: Price ryan sn ee ee aaa rt a a An ie Ne taei tor the | gas and. Forces ald i the rent wi Wth street, between | Crate. pry to 8. gers x Sork' eee Rey Ht street. w 3d st eet boven my “Ba ‘anc C streets. ~The above amount to loan in sums to aut ene real coos, ply to: $15) 000. AYNE, 195 1th st. ANTI -A White settled NORTHERN WO- Ws NAR" cook and assis: in other TEA for a private family, a shor ibseity: A pleheant gop, woman,” Hete [2 Staromes. distance in the country from Permanent situation for a required. Box ee 81 hundred Tbs. Frnt) G58 Sor. eth greet; opposite Gente Market. P. MANN. 3, 000 WANTED For one Year ‘RAT A reasonable rate of interest. Security fire. Class. Address TREASURER, Lock ox. No. 9, Washington City Post Office. WANTED Fist: “CLASS REAL Et Ses 'PA- P EN, lores or small saoeate. Also, money ” - STARE 3s hire: aoe Real Estate Brokers, no5-0t__Northeast cor. N-¥. ave, aud Lath at. HALLS HAIR RENEWER AT SEVENTY [em oes the same price we rett's, nachegalier &. Mrs. Aten s; Sitgnte Se.} Laird's = alin, be a 8; also, Ayer's Sarsaparilia and nts; ‘Cocoaine and iene ie eaters 5 Bache and Sarsaparilin, Lyon's Ruthtiron tricophens ers ‘on’® Kathairon he déc.; Phalon’s # feriames: We. Batebelor’s tial Magnolia fecelved trent Io lot ostettere Bitters, 9c. per. ere 0 Bitter, 9. Fine oti hye ceveat gi Also, Cal lifornia ines, Angelic a, Bort, sf ucatel, © bott ery NA HANS, 0c5-3m ea es yes OFrrice On lag oF CURRENCY, | ashington, October 2), 1 Notice is shot sane dl to the holders of the circu of Neva. ett in tawfui ney of the United oa on u prestitation of the the Treasury of same to NO. SAY K KNOX, oct Acting Comptroller of the Currency. VICES IN UNITARIAN HRC on het sUNpaYsys at lla. m. ihe ae OFFICE. © oF SATIONAT auapRaTS rem ND TRUST COMPANY, No. Post Office, . Washing M.. pith the montlily ‘meeting rs whose {uu ighave peat da Eure er moativon the first day of apraitl ¥ ny psited with the o petore the Ais k. ra DAY of November will draw interest from the first of Novembe: ‘ON, TON, Actuary. i. xX. ste SHLLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, removed his office to No.4 street, near the City Hall an5-3m “ Docsiinin STATE RSE SHOE TRO: _netreaeie JUIN I ELVANS & CO. M. N. EDDY'S pEPanion FAMILY OUT SUPERIOR TO oxy FLOUR OFFERED IN iN MARK EV bea BARREL Is. MAHRANTED. Fér sale by BE noKED REF TONGUES, RD, in 5,15, Sy i Ibs tins. BRY BRO: 349 Reeaan ania THE MEMBERS OF THE CATHOLIC MALE SEREVOLREE SOCIETY are here: meet at St. Martine’s —— Ee IBITION —— DREE arenas ance Bas i ven on the 9th . Snape toeeres betweon Pte fg SS tly o8s- will. at friends, cy ted nibaY'? EY ve ENING, ate instant, exercises commencing at ‘Admission 25 conte: Chil” dren 15 cents. 1-2" rOULD I’ Republican: men fa mots WELL nom, bi yd party who have given all they w of period of ter ive years look afer the rights of such men as , Downing! This is a matter i & f t [ & F iy i | 7 E i al h i i : nit fe oo Hu VE YOU SORE THROA’ COUGHS, COLDS, OR HOAR:! 3 MATISM, OR DYSPEPSIA? MATTHAIS VICTORY. a Jisasnre care. I have never known it tofail. If rok Tooth Ache, or Sick Head Ache, te see ¥ a ¥ also, it never tails to cure. Uy Drugzints yenerally. Priced 0 Cents Cente ber bott 1-6 N 3... BO at PHILP & SOLOMONS, 332 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 1th sts. THE MYSTERIES OF THE OCEAN. ito. cloth. THE DESERT WORLD. ito. If 20, use K 8 o ‘the Ti translated the editor of “Bird.” and Eontnin I beautifal iustestioss, ‘by ART bp ly it mericat Ani perioness and are cl s, mptcar ia Rurope. age SPECIMENS OF OF FANCY TURNING. att Chucks.and Elliptical Cutting ‘Amateur. are tha same, with the On OF pa) rar ae Wi nol ratrix. ROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. bem cn rhe : H received at this office day: Hlastrated by thirty ‘oxalate Sigctsss NOKTHERN MAN AND WIFE occupy tenement house and ‘ORK A FRUIT PAu near this city, either on shares or forseages. “None need apply except those who hav hada i experience at Tming.” Good references Box 12, Star UMce, no ttt Bie rub PuRCH: ASE SECON. fale aie entire eftects by conf onferrne win DENIES Row f GO. at thelr new Store, No, 496 Sth streot, between Feng va pla svenue aad D strest e penis yeas thes ei iknow hat thes ¥, 28 Penna, maiheast corner 10th, avenue, #01 eee oc 20-Im* pa paren sen rk Prices. gate visiting W: am allng eee to give me a call me Le snag ing not forget the o., 263 Pennsyl avenue ‘third door from tath stecot, south Fs ANTER—To rent oF Bay eer rp vileze “oo from ES OF LAND, lmprov. TO TEN AC Addresa, stati ing Iceation and price, Ac E ADIES, (GENTE LEM Cu ei Office i ND SECOND ND. CLORHING: Coe RRR a aa he trate iatip wees a 6 Seco square sbove the Northern Liberty Market, betecon La M streets, east we. my 3-ly* J UsT RECEIVED— A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HUMAN HAIR BRAIDS, _nol0-tf AT 5. HELLER’. OLD ZEIGLER, OTARYLAND,) RYE WHISKEY, PUREST AND OLDEST, BEARS THE BEST CHARACTER, E! Tae FOR MEDICINAL OR SOCIAL PUR- sh POSES; PRICE S4 “Pe! GALLON. Cc. WITMER, 119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, nolo-tf Between 19th and 2th streets. « OVERCOATS. SURTOUTS AND SACKS. Business Coats. “HARVARD” AND “ OXFORDS.” Plaid Business Suits. A large assortment of FINE GOODS, TO MAKE UP TO ORDER. DEVLIN & CO., 276 PENNSYLVANIA AVENDE, no 9-3t between llth and 12th streets. je 3.3. MAY'S i) PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, ie 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth & Pooks on MONDAY, November Sth, alarge and COURVOISIER’S, ALEXANDRE’, DESPRE’S. AND foosimcesmgronsi ted BEST PARIS KID With One, wire a Three Buttons, aby siggen , LUPIN 3 Faap ne tee de pe See reed On SALE A FAMILY HORSE and uearly new ARRIAGE and HARNESS. Hore perfectly gentle for carriage or saddle. Apply at N Mar- ket Space, “nos ‘OR SALE—A lot of good, almost new, FURNI- Fe PoRur ie a totes Sore Sheet new TORRE one square of 7th street nid. two equares (rom F ine of cars, east of 7th street. House for rent. Furniture can bo purchased very cheap ton caake ‘There are now ten boarders in the house. ‘The af [irtisey desines to sell only on account of sickneas in his family. Address ‘ Star office. ns- pre STORE i FOR & RGAT dress A. B., Star Often RUG STORE FOR SALE, WELL STOCKED: Tier YEARS LEASE. One of the best stands f SODA AND MINERAL WATER Inthe city. ‘Address y n0S-Iw* _ PERSONAL. N&, REA LOGUE ESTATES orate by St BRONWEN. Real d tate Broker, New York avenue and 9th street, Call and get one. no3-Im' AMmstr _y ATTENTION! MRs. COR! ins removed her Feahionable e Dresemaking Estab; th lishment to 474 streak, eee i recelving the. latest and best styles for D Drow king from Europe. Evening W ception Dressow: alee, Walking Suite of ot diese. tions made in the latest and best styles, guaranteed, ‘Remember the number, 474. oc 21-Im D& ES DRE PAIB UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN doors south of the swonas.”'He és saccsra/l when othersfait. Office open day and night. oc 2)-1m™ ‘0 THE LADIES'—Indelible ee ‘Stamp- ing. it and Kt notic ee Pe Meg . fenty inches in mb Dy done to order, and for sale at the Philatelphia oe Depot, 448 Th street, opposite Patent ote ié-am™ L. A. BARROWS & CO. rect ‘ourt of the Unit nities ee Gistmsrand’ the Courts of the Gtico, 240 Peunsytvania avenue, between 12th and recta, The business of the firm ve i lowed. b: ia Oflee, 276 Pa. aves bet! ith and meas et R. LEON t between D and B. D* moat oaath street, between Diend Ea astis- epee for the trestenens FEMALE Ae BE TS in the city. firicest coudense in hin, larities may’ repose thio strictest confidence in : moderate, ain patients visiting soo m0 one bet te Doctor. iym-tt ILO: or Pera ag fen ee racing the sub- for; Youth, Ma- a ence and Nervous ily Pocket volumes contais these Lectures hele bed forwarded to parties ct fo attend, on Kew Fork at four sti . by addressis otetet TARY, -, Murenm of Anatomy and Science, OL ew Yorks soon, ay 4 HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LADIES Seat Tas apa aap eon di and N. Any order through reemptly attended to. WHO CAN he EM, SALOON WAS F ESTABLISHED? It is the leading and oldest Saloon in this city, has me resort of our nee some of whom men, embers of Congress and ot! some of whom have vccupied the Presidential Chair. It has borne the ae it will canines to 80. , rance it will c % RE embraces Substantials and affords. USICAL INSTEUMENTS. A fresh arrival of all kinds, direct: ~ of our own importation, w makes ¢ or stock very desirable to select! Hey 306 Pennayfraila aycuve, noé fear 10th atree Tur ARLINGTON HOUSE. “This ¢ Hotel will be (oe ante Sah oe evember. Te hae ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 400 GUESTS. |” HAS FORTY SUITS OF KOOMS, TRSENGET ELEVA AO THE JOHNSON HOUSE, “ie ets Fd be fitted — as a Restau- 13.4 hades ma I ple ow ee sey: nov Lim H. worra, WATCHES, JEWELRY, WATCH MATERIALS, SPECTACLES, TOOLS, CRYSTALS, FILES, &c. 337 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, i Berweex 6TH AND 7TH STREETS, ‘| " Opposite Metropolitan Hotel, Washington, D.C. attention be, in BEPAIR- ine WATCHES: re en po l-im CP Wo. 30i cots equare, bet, Hand K ste. west. jee Sr" DYER, har » bet. 24 ae no9-3t" Ptder parcel betes eae? D rivet, ietween Sand 3 in front of door. th street. pear W.RIGHTSTINE. Fe RENT—One Bi JOUSE, containing 5 Toran, gan, ond wr Hers situated on H street, bo- iy c tween Ist ‘and premises. Fitratsheds eat oat po OF furnished month. i Inquire ‘on the premives, eee th ‘street, st bet 0 isomely FURY SHED ROOMS. Jetling Inege Patter and Belt : ch aovond fovea DE Mth strost west, ne siteet north. in house ree story BRICK ree garden containing a variety Hill, ist strect east, at No. 12 ‘west, bis 24 2 st. no? ‘From en after theal HOUSE, mastic in Sine large store. Be. 420 nore side P between 4 and 6th sts. Apply to. M- JOHNSON, 475 BL street, commer, of Fe RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS —Fotr Tooms. second iloor, connecting with kitchen and summer kitcheu on floor. First floor cocupied by a physician. Terms moderate, in advance. Pos session given immediately. 232 7th st or 7, M&aN For kr 305 Dy street. near rE street ‘good rooms, with th room, cellar, prompt tenant. war by. Fi 4) Do? BLE I ROOMS, first floor, Sommer of north B t street E, one square from the euitaute foc's Drag, Fancy, Clothing, Sir kind of store or offices,or would be fi fontlcmen. Alec ni NEU py ey i Hol ela $0, $0, 845, Hiss = aS fe _no8-6t 7th strect, No. 377 Pennsy 4% and 6th streets. south side. ‘The Store will be e. Inquire at 501 12th stront, be no 8 MS ENT—In my new bu corner New York avenue and 15th stre= Rooms. Suitable for piers ox clea fui aaa Oot pai T. office room 10, Pines * Balding corner Lith street. no S-2w gricultaral and ten 3 rent per month. Inquire No. 522 fe re roe north. “no i) a” cen, including gas At fine sewerage con ect ong wil be wld ou tiberal germs, Apel to GEORGE "H. PLANT or ake co. a ll T—The DELMONICO BOARDING (SAND RESTAURANT. on Penns. ay ite Ss —— a in ies contains Ls yd . Brice owes oS ‘fice. nos th = REASONABLE 8 RENT Two pra init.d wes floor, 538 L and ah. between! 9 andi a i p.m. FOE FEST. io. 367 come borwese sth and ath has 9 water, and is ala “ARUSL, No. oe MBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTH Manitee RESIDE = —— Strringe hous ie ice-house isiana avenue, near ith stree __FOR SALE AND RENT. Finis’ for a Ea DR SALE—A GREAT = ee sieeve Vished large FURNISHED 86 Ith street, between E and SOR SALE Ok EXCHANGE—A mail F ong scree Fer partons mt te COOPER Se ‘or rm 4 fie Auctioneers asa Kstat oe or tenants. Apply to Dr Fok SALE ox a BENTOA » new BRICK cK HOUSE) on west — *. oc 3 ((uoice masinnsce » FOR SALE. The owner of the two dwellings at the northwest street and Maman corner of lath hasetts i the went dwelt and to be jail throweh the width « 5 . ait lawn and rear to , 5S square feet; alls thick and Seperate? 4 Elevation very cannes i 4 L~ jo hea iy inthe ett id LOTS on lees Block for of OWNER, in corner house. oc 21-im*™ SEVERAL, EXCELLENT ROOMS FOR BEEF. S ae strect, with | F°:, RENT Two o comfortably 1 with modern ments, convenient to F street cars and Corcoran’s new hotel. Inquire 316 1 street. oct Fe 2 Sete ‘SK No. 368 Lith «t., between L jassachusetts — three stories Lesement. brown front, luquire 203 ith street Fe SALE—Two seven room FRAME HOU. with hall, water in exelent terms reasonable. ora ® RECLEY. Real Estate Agent and Oc Itt 363 sth street west, between fund Ke. RK RENT—HOUSE No. 310 New Mew y ave. nue, next to F street north, contatnt “ ! and fine yard.» Reni x, Pon Suen my “W. C. JOHNSC . PARKER. — Tooms, water and gaa. om HOUSE 37a are betenen Gand it: heated by Pet Rent a mouth. Inquire of GEO. door, SOR SALE—15 ACRES OF maar LAND, 32 rallee from Georgetown. ment markets. (Will be chane . UGLAS, och P street. west of lth, CORY ENT-STORE AND DWELLING, 5. W. r i2th street and Maryland avenue. ‘Excel. tent locality for'n Grocery aud Provioian Store. a Socedt 9P Lone ithake. Foe sate- pS TEN Houses. ‘Ten Houses on Corcoran strect, just completed: — ward and Ti Lge ge _— & tr ont: HW. HAMILTON. 362 Ten es Feat SPs hear @- street, containing sixteen roms, Water, and all moderu improvements; carriage house and stable. Apply on the promis. oc 2 300 ACBES oF THE NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE FOR SALE, BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FOR SUBUKBAN COUNTRY SEATS, PemBrining the finest views of the Capital City and iteaurromndings. The best grape land’ yet found ta this Jatitade or commtry. snd very ow cachen. . and the As it tu road runs through of from one to twenty acres, on to town and Fal count eld in tote nif Aes ‘on defe i Bene a can be thie Lo: oTS! LoTsrr FROM $10 TO €25 DOWN AND 85 TO 820 A MONTH, IN THE FIEST WARD, IN THE SECOND WARD, AND ON CAPITOL HILL, BEUTIFULLY LOCATED. JOSHUA WHITNEY & CO., Tth st_, between G and H. SOK KENT—The second and third STORIES of KF Ciarke eng” (each in one large room.) on and 6th streets. fi | Sermo te wr Jnesize of Dr. DAN'L B. CLARKE, street and » venue. Ew GOOr N YOR tity J parrao ume M4 Pomel Seow Yarmouth SWEET aso cat cane Petite Pen nds ASPARAGUS. Theer Goods are Y — ‘ anal ty, and forsale ‘st Suing fretght 0 Re _ A. JARDIN, Connecticut avenue and Db SEE s taeve ma eich not-eolm* Private I nadie np tnte Sy PS Cuoice STOCK OF CARPETINGS. RUWaE aARW Tame sigus. and of the very Ee MATS. geass sort 1001 —