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EVENING STAR
w. D. WALL1CH, Editor mmi Pnprltttr.
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY NOTEMBBE 10, 1W. j
BVRBADINO MATTER ON EVERT PAQ1. ;
BEB OUTBIDS FOR INTERESTING TJSLJQRAPHIC
AND OTHER MATTER.
telegrams, *c.
The surgeon of the Atalanta states that the
majority of her passengers were emigrant*
from Switzerland and the Southern part of
Germany, and that they came by the way of
I&Tis (wunr iuc luuiria w .u w
Havre, and while there several died in boarding
houses, attended by the Government
physicians. Unusual facilities were afforded
by the officials for their shipment, and the
anxiety to place them on shipboard was so gTeat
as to cause inquiries on the part of the officers
of the ship, who look upon the persons at
Havre as responsible for the malady on board
the vessel. Since the passengers have been removed
from the ship but few cases have occurred,
and those of the mildest form. Hopes
are entertained of the speedy disappearance of
the m3lady.
Colonel Kullerton has issued a circular reminding
freedmen in Louisiana that the time
is approaching to make contracts for labor for
another year. Well known planters have
adopted a plan to get freedmen for picking cotton
with success, paying cach one every night
for the cotton picked during the day. This is
important, as many of the cotton-fields are unpicked,
the freedmen refusing to work.
In the Harris divorce case, in Connecticut,
Jndge Phelpe has rendered a decision granting
a divorce to Jonathan A. Harris against Mrs.
Jane M. Harris. He gets a complete dirorce,
and the ouetody ol all the children, and she gets
no alimony. By the laws of Connecticut,
UVIU tlUi UI.UI J, 11 I lie-J IUUU9C.
Tbe overland stage was attacked by six robbers
near Virginia City on Monday night, who
took all tbe valuables of the express and passengers.
Among the passenger* was J. L.
Hatcheldor. of Koetnn,\vho was robbed of Sl,300.
Wo one wa* injnred.
Information from Mississippi states that
Governor Humphreys has called upon the
people of the ;?tate to organize companies to aid
the civil authorities in maintaining order, and
cautions them against oppressing tbe freedmen.
Captain J. O. Remmington. quartermaster
i i/uaiukuuvm, wroooea 01 Dy burglars
breaking open the safe in the counungroom.
Suspicion rests on four persons -who
have been arrested.
A large mail for the Russian Telegraph exploring
party was lost in the wreck of the
steamer Brother Jonathan on the Pacific
coast.
A State convention ot colored men met in
Ponghkeepsie, New York, on Wednesday for
the purpose of advancing the interests of their
people in the State.
The Austin, Texas, papers say a State Convention
will be called about the 1st February.
Trade between Mexico ;tnd Texas is increasing,
and promises to be very large.
Mexican dates to the 18th have been received.
The general inability of the J uarists to com
jH-ie wiiii u?e imperialists is becoming daily
more apparent. I
The Ufrt rail op the Oswego and Rome railroad,
New York. wa> laid on Wednesday.
IY"=r~MA SONIC.-The Regular Meeting of FED
KKAI. LODGE. No. 1, will be held at the
Hill, corner of !<th and D street*, on SATURDAY,
11th in?t., at 7>? o'clock.
By order of the W. SI.
noiO-rt THOS. RICH, Secretary.
fVg2" M ASONIC.?The Annaal Conrocation of the
1L5 GRAND CHAPTRR OF ROYAL ARCH
MASONS, of Maryland and District of Coluaibla,
.ill k. L.I J -a U TT - 11 ' ?*
iwiii tc lit:iii mi mmuuu n au.curflpr OI u ana if iii
ftreets, on MONDAY IVEMSG, the 13th of November.
at 7 o'clock.
Punctual attendance is requested and that all
Chapters iu the jurisdiction be represented
W. MORKI3 SMITH,
no 10 3t Grand Secretary.
Q|JP>TN(.LAIMID TELEGBAMS~
Americas Telegraph Compaxy, i
Office 43*2 Pa. avenue, November 10. 1855 t
The following Teleeraro* remain in this office
undelivered, for want of sufficient address and
from other canses:
Henry Hardy, colored, J G Stevenson A Co,
GustavuaMills, B Nnesbauin,
A Kerr, H B. Agent,
B. P. SNYDER, Manager.
^_Akt;ricax Tblkgraph CoifPAirr. I
<>ib< ? niiMnis tirtui, >o?ember 10. 1355.^
The ollowing Telegrams remain in this office
BBdeliyered, for want of sufficient address and from
other causes :
Miw A en ft L Hill, W A Russell,
A J White, EKThomn.
no? 1 tf B. P. SNYDER. Manafer.
ly^- LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
UJj Wa?hixgto?i, Not. 4,1b65.
The L1BRART OF CONGRESS will be reopened
to the public on MONDAY, Not. ISth, and
I e opt n daily t Sunday a excepted) on and after that
date. A. R. SPOFKORI).
no * lot Librarian.
IV^-FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF ASSEM
l_L3 BLV8 CHFRCH. at Odd Follows' Hall,
roiunif n<"i?K MONDAY EVENING. 6th Instant.
A pleasant place to spend an evening. no 3-2*
rv^"? ' v i |T in T t I U UllU IT M ? V
W .. ....... ? ? m .1 1
113 ?
Kkgistib's Offick. November 1, 18-$.
Sot ire ti hfrthv lift*, that licenses iaaued to
Keepera of H<-tafa. Taverna.l Ordinal iea. Kratau
r?tt? Tippling Honwa. retailer* ot Ppirituouaanl
Fermenteo Li<joor*. Winea and CorJiala. Grocerleu.
Pry Gooda. Hardware. Medicinea Perfumery,
Vr'atchea aad Jewelry, Lnmber,Wood. Commi^aion
Mercbanta, alao to keepera of Harkney Carriage*.
Otnnibuaaee. Billiard Tablea. Ten Pin Alleya. and
Confectionery. and for Hawking and Peddling, and
Dealera in Old Iron. Braaa Copper. Ac., will expire
on MONDAY, the 6th day November, 14it,
and that aaid licnaea mnat be renewed at thia office
Vithiii ten daya alter that time.
SAMUEL >. DOUGLASS,
no i dt!7 Register.
ty-s^LECTrBES-DR. D. J. MACGOWAN, the
1X3 distinguished explorer, will deliver two
lecture# at the First Baptist Church, ISth street,
between G and H, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Nov. rttb, and MONDAY. Nov. 13th. Subject: "Recollection*
of Japan," with numerou* illuatiationp,
Tirkett: Admitting a gentleman and lady to both
lecture*. $lj single admission 50 cents, children
1 i cent*, to he had at the book store* and at the
ioor. noS-IOt
HKII'AL AND riNKBAL wHIATHST B0
inet*. ard Crosse* preserved in natural form.
Also, W ax Flowers mad* to order, and instruetien
given, by Mr* FRIES, late of Boston. '241 Vermont
avenue, between K and L. to 10 lm*
OFF1CB OF THB FRANKLIN INSURANCE
CO.. Ill thI Bl'ILDlMG or th1 national bt?
or tub Republic, Wakhinston, Novtmber 3,18iS.
A dividend of twelve and one half per cent, ha*
been this day declared for the six month* ending
Slat nltimo anri is n<,w tn #K?
... _______ ?_ ~ ?v ?IIC U*?VkUl'IUnB,
CHAS^BRADLIT, Secretary.
TUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS cootiiU of tfc*
following b?bH p*reoqa, to wit:
W A. BRADLKT, Praaident.
CIKECTOU :
W J M.DONALD. DR J M. BRODHKAD,
JOS II BRADLRY. THOMAS BLAGDEN,
C H. W1LTBRRUER, M. O. IMKKT.
DR J.C HALL, J AS. C. MrQUIRR,
C B. BAKBR, B BRADLKT.
M A.GU1BTA, M.J MrCLKRY.
oo 10-2aw4w
SAND.?Fiva thonaand <J,0U0> loada rrrj ?up?rior
for a?l#. two oaU?a from th# city Poat Offlca.
Apply at Locust Hill Farm, 7th street road. insida
tbf flrat t?U gate no 9 6t*
TftRNNIES CAN ?K nan AT uti.
__ ? ? ~ M. wAaa Vf I IV Jb
1 COUNTER, In any quantity. no 8 tf
IT M 8TKINGF1ELD,
Wholesale and B*tail Dealer in
BCTTKB. BOOS. CHEE8B. KBUIT8. FISH,
KLOl'K. AND GENERAL PRODUCE.
D.% 'n* tikrg the fMora No. 314 Oatreet.be?J"*',.
th anJ 13th . he is prepared to furnish the
pnbl!? *J*h the abore article*, at reasonable
' gulck *ale? and - ?roflU- no B 3m?
7'AK BIAOBS^ - CABE1AOM.
CARRI A'iEp. and aer<>n
hand a larr* and anpertor lot of ^a
ond hand CARRIAGES, of the heet-^j^T'
make and finiah, which will be aold at?RlWa >
reasonable rare* All Carriacea mldJIL -
"J--..-* ** r-^rrgented. Alao, firat cla-?
Attended to Vjtrt"" ***?" ring promptly
Wanwd-Ay,^ *HKtLWRI()Hr To a good
Workman a job will be ,(,?? ?wu
ROH.BTi OBAHA?!?69 Pa ?
J5??* V'4 D itntct.
PNFI1BLKP AND DIT * ? _
-T-i T10>'8.of both mic
TBACT BCCHC. ! H*L?B^LD* *5*
far li n*a. and en?>' w,i' ?\T* *>riak and energetic
111LMPc .MWto.Wiw.il 108
ll rtaT* * FLUID BXTBACT BUCHU la
ritwJh ??nt la taate and odor, fr?a fiom all lujn-?
??rop?rtiea, and iywdtat* In it* action, nog
jf 1LLIARD TABLB4 FOE SAL1.
Foar of Phelan'a lateit Impr
TABLBU.SK by 11 fret OnfllaroBTCJTf
Ad thr?* Foor pocket TABLK8 for '
sale it ADAMbUH S, JOB wnatroat. ons aoor rrom
PramylTMiiikTm*. BAB and FIXTCRK8 for
Hit. no7-?t*
TTf ML a V O D 8 .
w* bats in ft or# aUns stock of tklek 8TOWJI
CHINA, of oar oti importation, and lUWgS
Other kind* of
CROCK JBT %m
nitatie for botol and ?toamhoat ? #
WIHB A BBVlRIOOrT
(no 4 ?t 004 Odd Fellows' Hall. 7th strsot
\1 OKI! *i Kdnnud Bark*. 1 * !.; Work* of
" Upletetus WMto's Lifs of Shakspaars; Hi
iT_ i ? r m III
M&
TELEGRAPHIC NEWST
LATER ELECTION RETURNS.
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Not. 9.?Mr. Well?, the Republican
candidate for mayor, bu two hundred and
sixty-two majority.
The Republicans now claim Erie county by
about one thousand majority.
MARYLAM D.
Baltimore, Not. 9.?Later returns from the
Twelftn Judicial District indicate the defeat of
I Spencer. the Union candidate, and the election
I of Franklin. Report* Bay that in some of the
districts tbe registration law was entirely disregarded,
and tbe votes of all taken.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Raliigh, Not. 8.?Tbe State election took
{'lace to-day. Twenty-one precincts give
lolden 1,6*9 and Worth 3,015 votes. These returns
are mostly tTom along the line of railway,
where the secession feeling predominates.
; From present indications, all the nltra Union
' men are beaten for Congress, and none whc
can take tbe oath will be elected. With the
present meagre returns at hand, no ^correct
conclusion can be formed as to the result of the
! Governor's election.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Mich., Nov. 8.?An election for
I city officers took place yesterday. M. J. Mills,
' Democrat, lor mayor, is elected by 'JOU major I
Hy.
ILLINOIS.
CniCAno, Nov. 8.?Peoria City and connty,
heretofore Democratic, have gone Republican
by a handsome majority. Galena, the home of
Grant, gives s?4?p Republican majority, it has
heretofore been Democratic by about the same
majority. So far as neard from the Republican
i tickets have been successful through the State,
i by a majority of from 10,000 to 15,000.
ALAbASlA.
Mobii-K, Not. 8.?The majority for Bulger
for Governor over Colton and Smith is 1,'246.
Langdon's majority for Congress over Cleveland
and Mathews is 1,041.
: ?a??a
ry^?THI CI NT HAL BUILDING AS80CIA(L3
TION?The next meeting ef the Association
will be held on TUESllAY, the Uth November.
at No. 476 7th afreet, opposite the General
Poat Office, where the meetings will be regularly
held in future. The booka ofthe Association will
1 bekeeto?en for additional subscription for two
nicntns froir the date of its organization. Subscriptions
will be received at the grocery ?tore of
Barbour A Seirmes. La. avenue, at the apothecary
tore of J. R. Major, at the corner of 7th and H sta.;
and at th? office of the Evening Star.
ASBIRY LLOYD, President.
M. W. MOORE, Sec'ry. oc24eo3w.
?LOAK AND DRESS MARINO, Ac.
MRS. ATRINSON, at~No. 568 H street north,
fourth house pact of 5th street, north side, is prepared
with patterns and styles just received from
M 'me Demnrest's, New York, to cat and makn carmentsof
all kinds for ladies nod children. Cutting
and machine stitching < alike on both sides) don* to
oider. ?P 7-St*.
J^ASHIONABLK PARLORSKAVTINGSCHOOL.
ThU healthy and graceful exercise, having become
so BODiilar in all the Drincinnl Northern
cities. Prof. Marini takes great plea-Mire in annouiitinff
that he hm- mult all the necessary arrangements
to introduce for the first time In this
city this invigorating method of recreation, and
will be ready to receive pupils on WEDNESDAY,
Mot. 15th, at his Academy, E street, between 9th
and 10th. Days of practice for ladies and misses,
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, from 3 t?5p. m..
For gentlemen and masters, from 7>i t? 10 p m.,'
same days. Assembly* every alternative Wednesday.
Skates can be procured at the Academy.
For Wins anil particulars apply to Prof. MARINI,
or Vy letter, through the Post Office. no 3-12t
? AUTION TO BOTTLERS, DEALERS IN BOT
TLES. AND THE PUBLIC.
This is to notice that in the case of
RILEY A. 8H1NNJ Supreme Court of the Dig
> trict of Columbia,
JOHN COOK. \ In Equity No. 624.
bt?ing a pre* coding for an injunction againat John
Cook, Proprietor of "Green Spring Brewery," to
restrain him from using and appropriating the bottles
of Riley A. Shinn. aad marked with bit name,
nd that of the late firm of Amy A Shinn, a decree
was, by the Court, on the 12th day of October, A.
D., 1866. granted, enjoining John Cook "/row tak
inf. collecting, rtttirint, and using the bottles of
Riley A. Shinn bearing his letters and names blown
therein, and from rending and delivering, or tontrading
to deliver any articles in said bullies, without
the et-ntent of the said Kilty A. Shinn."
I call the attention of Bottlers, and dealers in Bottle*
particularly, to the above decision of the Supreme
Court of the District of (Tolnmhl* and Iiim.
by warm them and all other interested persons,
that I will proceed in like manner against any person
so-offending. RILEY A. 8HINH,
"Union Bottling Depot,"
oc 26-tw #7 Or^ene st., Georgetown, D. O.
|^' A O L 1 k CO.,
WINE MERCHANTS,
867 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Southeast corner 11th street,
Have on hand and are constantly receiving superior
brands of Wines, Lienors. Ac , (in bond er
duty naid.) which the* n(f?r fnr ?u ? #h?
market rate*, Tit:
Old Otard and Henneaay BRANDT.
Old Jamaica and St. Croix KUJ?
Scotch and Irish WHISKY.
Old Holland GIN, Phwnix and other brands.
Harmony aad Crown SHKRRY.
Old Oporto and Bnrrntxly PORT.
CLARET, the folfcxriog brands, (in wood or
glass ) St. Jalien, Caotenac, Marqaax, Leoyllle,
Ac., Ac.
BAl'TEREA. (in wood or glaai.)
RHINE WINK. (Id wood or glass.) the following
brands: UngsteiDer, I>eidesheimer, Niersteiner,
Giesenheimer, Hochheimer, Fenerberger, Johannisberger,
Llebfraumilch. Ac., Ac.
Bargnndy and Moselle WINES.
Champagne and Sparkling Hock, of the ehoicoat
brands,
D'Abslnthe. Curacas, Maraehinal, 4o , Ac.
BROWN STOUT and SCOTCH ALE.
rrencn wi.m vimuak.
SWEET OIL, SARDINES, Ac , Ac.
CronM A Blackwell'a PICKLES and SATCES,
4c., kc , Ac. or 20-lm
yf> ? sao-aao. un
IRON HALL. rEj|
Alter much delay In getting our nalesroom ready,
opening goods, Ac., we are bow prepared to exhibit
anew and complete stock of
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
of every description.
We particularly invito attention to oar stock *f
Decorated China and
Tin Chamber Set*.
China Vases. Puff Sets,
Decorated, Band and
WbiU Dinner Seta,
Spittoons,
Smoking Sets,
Plated Ooods,
? * w
UIMB " W?l
Crockery Ware,
Lain pa.
Willow, Wood, and
Tin Ware,
Tea Trays,
Kitchen Utensils,
Ac., Ac., Ac
Our prit'?*) will b? found as low M the sama quality
of goodn can !> purchased anywhere.
Goods delivered to any part of the city free of
charge. C. W ROTKLKR * SON.
Housefurnisliing Store,
330 (Iron Hall) Penn. avenue,
no 7 eo3t between 9th and 10th sts.
TYLER'S COMPOUND 8YRUP OF OUM
ARABIC will be found a most pleasant, aafe
and speedy remedy for Coughs, Colds, Hoarsrrkjw,
Croup, Whoopimo Cough, and all ArrKCTioss
of thr Throat and Lpnos. Its superior
eMcacy in arresting stubborn coughs, and the first
stages of consumption, has Ions been known *n.t
5^cent?aper Wttl?"1 ^Moi''eB an<* Price
'Hm been in constant us* in our family for oror
u"V,cXntar?dm^tyh.'a'arUb,e,ucc<>M- 1 thittk
American Office, Bait. JOS. J. DOBBIN.
"As attach* of this office, long troubled with a
trwborn cough, and who supposed his longs to be
affected, has received the greatest benefit from a
sickle bottla."? Bait. Clipper.
"Since 1 Introduced it here. several of our phy siel.
us are prescribing it with the bast success."
BO *-eo3m* H. BUFF. Chemist, Portsmouth.
IT MU?T Bt DO?7*
T MUST BK DONI.
FOB THI HBXT SIXTY DATS
FOB THK HBXT SIXTY DATS
We shall sail all our immenae stock of MMi' ud
Boy*' ?.;ioti)ing. u*ntieme?? rnrmaniDg uooo? ?n
??r; dMcrlpi'OD, Hat* and Gafi, Trmnka ud Um|
brellaa, Ac., Ac.,
REGARDLESS Of COST.
EEGAEDLE88 OF COST.
THB LAST OHANCB.
THE LAST CBANCB.
QUICK, OB OONB.
QUICK, OB OOVB.
7TH BTBBBT,
460 1TB 8TRKKT,
Oprfi8JII IJ?5 P0?T OFFICE.
OPPOSITE THE POST OrflOB.
| ?** i: ?: SSBg:
Take no mobs unpleasant and unMf?
rfUK-dlr* for ODtliivut tail dufimi
j <!> <- ?*. I'?e HILMBOLP'8 EXTRACT BO
I CHO AMD IMFBOVKD ?081 WASH. Hi
BALLS, PARTIES, A?.
TBI QBA1D BALL
AND M
INDIAN WAB DANC1
08AGS TRIRK, N* 6,1.0. B. MflL
Will Uke piece at I<la?d Hall on
TUESDAY NIXT 11 irca
Tickets can be had of members of the Tribe or at
the door. Bj order of
ot-td TH1 COMMITTEE.
rpHK INDEPENDENT SOOALS
X in toad riving their
FIFTH GBAND BALL ft|
BEATON HALL, oorner 9th and D its.,
UA
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 15,1865.
On which occasion their Lad7 Friends will preeent
them with a HANDSOME SILK FLAG.
Several eminent and prominent Speakers are ex>
pected to be present.
The Committee of Arrangements pledge themselves
to spare no pains or expense to sake this the
Grandest Ball of tne Season.
1M nm * -?1_ TVI A?.VI- ?? *
yvaiuTvi/ 11 u i/iBrvpumuie vutricipii ?uBitted.
Ticket* #1; admitting a Gentleman and Ladies.
Ladies eatrance on 9tn street.
Committee sf Arrangement*.
M. W. Lee?e, J. W. ward,
C.W.Tenly, L. V. Valentine,
J. K. Hodgson, J. H. Frfsby,
C.I. King, J. W. Meyers,
G.W.Qladmon, J. W. Withers,
S.H.Stewart, K. Hubbard.
no g-7t*
PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED OF WH. DOYLE,
apposed to be in Washington. If h* should see
thii, tie >ill please call at Mr. L. AHEHN 'S, cor.o
8th street east and Pennsylvania avenue, no 9 3t*
C^OOD GRACIOUS, AUNT, HOW DELICIOUS
* those Oysters are; do tell where you get them *
Why I bought them from J. R. \TRIGHT'S Oyster
Depot, No. 538 M street, between 9th and 10th
streets; he receives Fresh Oysters every day, and
fri?-a and stews them in superior style, and always
delivers them promptly when orders are left. Try
th. m, and do not forget the place, No. 53? M st.,
between 9th and 10th streets no T-6t*
IVOTICE.?I here notify any person or persons
I* for trusting or harboring EMMA CROWLEY
on ray account, as she left me without any just
cause or proper occasion.
no 4 lw? JOSEPH CROWLEY.
ASTROLOGY-MADAME KROUSE will giva
information on all the affairs of life, and in
respect to all other subjects. She can be consulted
at all hours of the day and evening. Gentlemen
*1. Ladies M)cents. She can also showa likeness
as large as life. Residence No. 198 4H street, ba?~ween
C and D, Island. ne 4-lw*
OH N P. SLOUGH.
*r L.AW urrin,
No. 258 F street, between 13th and 14th,
oc 28 3m* Washington. D. C.
Ci ingle.
/. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Na 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree'
QC 24 ly WA^HIIfGTOW, D. 0
D~ R. ANTI8ELL,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
(Late Staff Surgeon of Volunteer*),
Offers hi* Medlral Services to the inhabitants of
Washington and Georgetown Particular attention
devoted to disease* of the kidney and skin.
Office 208 Pennsylvania avenue, foar doors west
ofWillard's. ocitlm*
BOARDING.
A FEW TABLE BOARDERS will find good acccmmodation
at 317 7th street. Price nrr
week. Also, wanted a good White COOK. Inquire
at 317 7th street, up stairs. no# 3t"
n>(l HlHRlDu or nnunnuuu tSS ivannna
_ v ... ..0 1*^ vr wnuncioo i\a u i/ i ? r. ivi
I -TO RENT-Several I'ARLORS and SLEEPING
ROOMS, without board: central location
Apply at No. 542 11 St., bet 6th ami 7th. no 7-tit*
171R>TCLASS ROOMS AND BOARD can b?
obtained at 411 13tb street, between G and 11.
A few Tablo Boarders can alse bo accommodated
no 4 1m*
TATTLITUOARD CAN 1BE"OBTAINED
T with or without rooms, No. 24 Missouri are.,
between and 6th streets, or at 44 h j>? avenue,
between l?t and 2d kts. no3-lm*
I;?1RST CLASS BOARD can be obtained at No.
4.">b 12th street, between G and H; table board
at $6 a week. References exchanged. bo 2 lrn*
A PENNSYLVANIA LADYT RESIDING AT
No. 476 Maryland avenue, has excellent
Rooms, Beds, and Boarding, suitable to accemmodate
6 or 8 respectable Boarders. Table Board 96
per week oc 6 lm*
JOS. J. MAY A CO.,
308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENDH,
Between Nintii and Tenth Street*,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
On band an immense stock of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
for winter, Til:
Blankets, Quilt*, Sheeting*,
Shaker Flannel*, fine Flannel*,
Hamilton Canton Flannel*.
White, Bine and Gray Twilled Flannel*,
Fancy Colored Opera Flannel*,
Casaimerea, Cloaking Clotha,
Brown and Bleached Shirting*,
Merrimack, 8pr ague and Pacific Print*,
American DeLaina, Llnaey*,
uno ana urnma Blankets,
We offer the above gooda at
POPULAR PKIOK8. na?*
J. c. whit will k co.-,
U< WnoI.ESALI A5D Betail OkociUi vl #
No. 67 Louisiana avenne, near 7th meet,
WuiM respectfully announca to the citizen* of
Washington and tae pnblic generally that they
hare taken the atore formerly occupied by Massrt.
Smith k Morrison, where they will conduct the
Grocery business in all its departments. They will
pay particular attention to tha supply of faaniliaa
with the choicest articles in their lfna, from a veil
selected stock,just received,and to arrive weekly
by ateamer from the north, which will be aold at
the lewest market rates.
Goods delivered in all parta of the city free of
charge and without delay. A share of the public
patronage ia respectfully solicited. no6 2wif
ACQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OQO
fcCT.7 BETWEEN 9TH AMD 10TH STS-AOU
HARTbTk CO.'8
HEW CENTRAL OYSTER BAT
AND STE A M K I? nVHTSB ?Ai.nn*
The undersigned respectfully inform their
frb-nds sad the put.lie that they /" N
fitted up the above mentioned eitab-M vV f a J
linhnwnt as a first-class Oyster Bay,^^JklMF
and S tranced Oyster Saloon, and they
pledge themselves to keep constantly
on hand the very best qualities of the beat flavored
salt-water Oysters that tbe briny deep can afford.
Oar facilities cannot be surpassed by any house in
the country far procuring the bivalve to suit the
public.
We have mad* engagements with a host of best
running boats that come to this and the Baltimore
markets, for our constant supply, and having had
a uumwi UI /rsra oiperiPDCf ID IIW UHIIIIMI, Wt
feel ourselves confident of sur ability to meet the
public demand.
families, clubs, and entertainment parties, can
be supplied with beet qualities, served in every
style, by leaving orders at the Saloon, or with Mr.
Charles Brecht, Wine Merchant, In the adjoining
establishment
Pleafe remember the address. 339 Pennsylvania
avenue, between9th and 10th sts., south side.
G W. HARVKT.
_no6 1m THOMAS HOLDBN.
VKAMCIS H.SMITH. 1 [liMIl O. CLIPHi.Nl
SMITH & ULEPHAN1,
LAW BEPOBTEB8
AKD ]
SHORTHAND WRITERS,
99 Indiana avenue, betw. 3d and ik eta., or
oc l<-tf Clerk's Office, City Hall.
C1LASSWARE. CJO
* OLABSWABB.bMI
We take pleasure in reminding our rusto Bfl
mersand pnrchaaers generally, that they can 1MB
alway find at onr store a large and varied assortment
of Glassware, both American and foreign,
from the finest cat and engraved to the ordinary
plain and moulded.
WEBB * BRYEBIDQK,
no4 ffRt* sni i u-ii
mu.illl ii,
fcjHAFFIELD'S OON TIGT10N1BT AMD
J? STEAM ICE CBEAH MANWFACTORY
3*6 6th street. b?t*MO O and H street*. \rr
Having refitted my store and saloon, and h?v- T
ing inst returned from Europe, where I hare -=?
mane large purchase* of line Confectionery, I aa
now prepared to receive my friends and customers,
to attend to their order*, and to furnish parties,
weddings, balls, fain, Ac., like before, in No. 1
tyle.
P 8.?My business la not for tale, haTing concluded
to continue it. _
os 30-Ins* JOSEPH H. SHEFFIELD.
T BUSINESS NOTICE.
HI8 IB TO GIVE NOTICE, That *n the 1ST
OAT OF NOYEMBEB, IftU-1 (hall close my Bookfl
and deal hereafter EXCLUSIVBLT FOB CASH.
I bate adopted this mode of doing business as mack
lor the benefit of my customers as for myself, believing
that 1 can do better by them and transact
more business, savs the expense of a boek keeper,
eollnrlnr. At.- Aft
t&"To those who are bow Indebted to me I pre
pose to make a deduction of five per cent, from their
arconnta if they will tall and settle the same on or j
Dealer In Bash, Doors, and Blinds,
c M-eotillMorlO Mo. 86-3 Tth street.
T~ HUBSTON'8 ITOBY FBABL TOOTH POWDIB.
for sleanin*. beautifying and preeerrIns
the Teeth and Onms. This elegant ?r*para(
tion Is entiraly ??* 9> Q W1LLB M co^
Mew Tork, Proprietors.
Wot sale by nil ???* *?.
LLB'CBLBBBATbd MACHINB BPBBAD
JS b" nil dmiisk.
NL/I ADAMB MOUNT IB HAPPT TO INPOBM
IV1 ik* Jai'ir ih* i> bow in Washington. She will
I ill at the shortest notice orders for her Invaluable
Salve for th* Piles. Sold br wholesale and retail
No. S39 O street, and at W. B. Intwisle.
no7-lm*
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UAiV VfXlJLT JU1/111V1I1
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
GOVERN WENT SECURITIES.
Wabhikotow, November 10, 1816.
Jay Oonlre tt Co. famish th* following quotations
ol Government securities:
Baying. Selling.
O. S. #'s Coupon, 1061 i*\ 10. \
VT C liM.a nlH 1 ft I 1A-)
o u. x i tc A wru uro?viu. ?
U. S. Fire Twenties?new 9!>X 101 %
U. S. Ten Forties 90* 01 \
One Year Certificates?new 97*
WRW TOKK FIRST BOARD BALBS.
Coupons, 105Fire Twenties, old, 101 excoupon;
do. new, par. ex-coupon; Ten Forties,
91 New Certificates. 197*; Gold, 146^.
DBATH Or PBK3IDKNT JOHNSONS
BBOTHBB.
The Secretary of the Treasury last evening
received the following telegraphic dispatch,
announcing the death of President Johnson's
brother:
Galveston, Texas, Not. 4th, via New Orleans,
Nov. 6th.?Hon. H. McCuUougk. William
Johnson, E&q., brother of his Excellency the
Prtsidentof the United States, and late Collector
of Valasla, has died lrom the eSecta of
an accidental gunshot wound.
Yours respectfully,
E. W. Sheldon. Special agent.
The deceased was an only brother of the
President, and at the time of his death was
about 6ixty-flte years of age. He leaves behind
him an interesting family, the eldest sons
being at school at Nashville. Tenn.
TREASURY CIRCULAR.
The Secretary of the Treasurj has issued a
circular to custom officers instructing them to
receive in payment of duties on imports gold
certificates of deposit issued by the Treasurer
of Assistant Treasurers of the United Suites,
under authority of an act of Congress entitled
"An act to provide ways and means for the
support of the Government, approved March
3, 1NXV' which provides that the certificates for
coin or bullion in the Treasury shall be received
at par in payment of duties on imports.
Should any one or more certificates presented
for payment be Insufficient in amount, the residue
must be paid in coin by the person making
the payment.
TUX WHITE HOI'S*
The Cabinet meeting to-day was attended by
nil the Secretaries, and was quite brief. Horace
Greeley called at the White House this morning,
and had an interview with the President.
Mr. Scbade, counsel for Wirz, was also granted
an interview, and for the last time importuned
the President In behalf of the condemned man.
PAROLED.
Extra Billy Smith, ex-Governor of Virginia,
who arrived here yesterday, has received from
the President a parole which allows him to
visit Philadelphia, New York and other northern
cities. The conditions of his former parole
were that he remain at bis home in Virginia,
unless permitted to leave by the proper authorities.
FARRAGUT COURT MARTIAL.
The prosecution in the case of Commodore
Craven before this court closed yesterday. Today
the court was engaged in hearing the testimony
lor the defence of several officers who
were under Com. Craven's command at the
time of the escape of the Stonewall.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
?
IMPORTANT FROM SOl'TH AMERICA.
War Declared Between Spain and Chili?
The Chilian Ports Blockaded by the Spanish
Squadron?Great Panic in Peru.
New Yokk, Nov. 10.?The steamer Ocean
Queen, with Panama advices to the 31st of October,
baa arrived.
War ha* been declared between Spain and
Chili, and all the ports of the latter have been
declared by Admiral Paezja, commander of
the Spanish squadron, blockaded since the 21th
ult., ten days being allowed for the vessels then
in port to clear.
The Chilian Congress authorizes a loan of
?2(?,000,000, and the Executive is invested with
unlimited power to raise troops, procure ship?,
&.C.
The diplomatic corps in Chili protests emphatically
apainst the mod?* of blockade, the
Admiral proposing to maintain it by cruisers.
The panic occasioned by the sudden rupture
is unprecedented in Chili.
FATAL AFFRAY IN ALEXANDRIA.
Major Dixon Shot by Dr. Maddox.
Alexandria, Nov. 10.?A recontre took
place on the street to-day near the City Hotel,
between Dr. Maddox, formerly of Fauquier
county, and Major Dixon, a Paymaster in the
United States army. Major Dixon received
a Dan in me Blue, peneiraunR lae Dowels. His
speedy death is pronounced certain. Maddox
surrendered himself to the civil authorities.
Fire in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Nov. 10.?A destructive fire
last evening at 9 o'clock, at Bancrott's Mills,
between Media and Chester, destroyed one of
the largest factories with its contents. Cause,
accidental. Loss ?50,000.
California ?leetion.
Saw Krancibco, Nov. 9.?An election in
Nevada for local officers. Legislature, and Con
grestman, took piace on tne 7in instant. D. R.
Ashley, Representative for Congress, has abont
a thousand majority.
Dead.
Mojitpki.ikr, Vt., Not. 9.?Hon. Jacob Collamer,
U. S. Senator, died in Woodstock last
evening at ten o'clock.
Alabama Election.
Mobit.k, Nov. 9.?Langdon is undoubtedly
elected to Congress.
New York Markets.
New York, Nov. 10.?Cotton buoyant at 51a
52 cents. Flour declined 5al0 cents. Wheat
Arm. Corn steady. Pork quiet. Lard quiet.
Whisky Arm.
LOCAL NEWS.
The Claims Against Daxikl Millkr,
alias allkk, alias harris, the CoNKIi>*hce
Man.?Yesterday, Mr. W. F. Mattingly,
attorney for the Ohio Valley Bank, served
attachments upon Superintendent Uichards
and George R. Herrick, Property Clerk of the
Metropolitan Police, requiring them to retain
possession of money, jewelry, and other effects
ot Daniel Miller, alias Allen, alias Harris, who
was arrested by detectives Kelly and Bigley,
and is now in jail for trial on charges of fraud
upon the Bank of Commerce, of Georgetown,
and Stewarts Co., bankers, of this city. The
prisoner ii charged with stealing #7,902 ?8 from
the Ohio Valley Bank, on June 8th, 1864, and
the money and effects attached in the hands of
the officers is claimed as part of the
proceeds of that theft. It is presumed that
ucivic luid viaim tau uc sauoucu, LUC Claims Ol
tbe Bank ol Commerce for *1,000; and of Stewart
& Co. for over fCOU, must be met. As to tbe
jewelry, it is strongly suspected that the splen>
did diamond pin and ring are not his, but
belong to one of his wives, the last one, and
tbat she will claim them. The requisition from
Ohio has not b^pn received, and the prisoner is
in the county jail. Yesterday, Mr. Starbuck,
the police photographer, took a copy of his
mug to adorn the Rogues' Gallery, and it is
numbered 288, where those who have been
bitten by him may have a chance to recognize
bis features. A negative has also been taken
for the Police Gazette.
Metropolitan Police Commissioners.?
VpatorHaxr tha Rnnrrf nf PaHoa mat in
* v' w* M W*IW iUVV SM tuvit I
rooms at Police Headquarters, loth, near D
street.
Benjamin K. Morsell, Esq., was appointed
Poliee Magistrate for the 2d Magisterial District,
(First and Second Wards,) vice Samuel
Drury, Esq., resigned. [The appointment of
Justice Morsell gives general satisfaction. He
was for many years a magistrate under the old
system: but has for several years been residing
upon his farm in Maryland, and recently
returned to reside in Washington.]
The resignation of Isaac Cline, Patrolman, of
the First Precinct, was accepted.
Thomas H. Robinson was appointed a patrolman
of the 5th precinct, vice J. E. W. Bennett,
ineligible; and William 8. Higgins, patrolman
of the 7th precinct, vice John Qailter also ineligible.
The following additional patrolmen were appointed:?W.
P. Smith, for Ororer's Theatre:
Walter De Vaughn, for Water at., between loth
street and the Long Bridge; Fred'k Kupp, for
7th, between 11 and K streets
Additional patrolmen are appointed by the
boerd to give them authority to act, bat their
compensation is paid by the parties applying
for them.
?
Th?Sakitaky Reports.?The manltary police
reported to O. F. Crump, chief of the detail,
this morning. 100 ntiisanoes as the result
of yesterday's examinations. A vast nnmber
of the cases are for accumulations of filth In
private alleys and areas, mostly through the
nejrlect of *errants, laying their employer*
liable to fine for violating tbe Corporation or.
dlnances under ordinary circumstances, bat
especially at tbe present time.
PrafcosAl^?Ex-Governor Win. Smith, of
\ ire in is, is at tbe Metropolitan.
Gen. J. Kilp&trick, U. S. A : Gen. John
6vift IT C A _ w . .. .? -
v. ^>. a.? ana Hon. trsncu 1 aumu.
Md , are at the National.
^"The ironmasters and workmen of Staffordshire,
England, brommt tired, at last, of
quarreling, have pl<?dged themselves to give
their best consideration to some plan for the
avoidance of strikes and look-outs.
^"The "Persimmon County Debating Club,"
out in Indiana, are debating the question,
Which is the proudest, a girl wuh W first
bean, or a woman with her first baby!"
7*Apples are dearer m Boston than ever
before in October. At retail they are about
three times the average price of oranges.
A Chicago young lady ha* just married &
Kusf-ian nobleman in London
yThe Collector for the Third District of
South Carolina reports to the Agricultural I>e.
partment fourteen cotton manufacturing firms
within his district.
ITThe number of Irish residents in England
and Scotland is a million and a halt.
One-fourth of the population of Liverpool,
and one-flfth of that of Glasgow is composed
of natives of Ireland.
yThree ladies of Sninter, S. C., were called
to account by the Proyost Marshal recently
for wearing ".Confederate flags at a party.
mava kKa I .. .?W..UA J A.J 1 .U .
i ur ? wrir suar)ii}i [rouini. uu iriucu uir
matter by a written apology.
^"Tbe (loveroment ha* f2(XMK? worth of
ordnance stores at Fort Donelson. They will
be shipped to the North as soon u the' stag**
ol water in the river will permit.
I^The tobacco sales for the year have
closed, footing np 43,068 hogsheads which is
20,(*Ki short of last season.
^*Tbe Memphis Bulletin says, in reference
to the cotton crop in that vicinity, the season
has been roost auspicions for gathering, and
the products from the quantity planted will
be almost unprecedented.
7*Out in Indiana, when the eclipse was at
its height last week, the telezranh wire# ind.
denly ceased to work, and for forty-live minutes,
not a sound conld be got over them, the
continuity having entirely ceased.
i^"By an order passed at the last session of
the Ohio legislature, the soldier* of that State
are to have medals as soon the design is decided
on by the next Legislature.
t&~A well known coal firm in Boston has
suspended payment. The liabilities are about
^"Divers in Submarine armor are employed
in raising cablcs, anchors, kcthrown overboard
at the destruction of the Norfolk navy
varr!
r ?
yRolfe Eldndge of I-yncbburjr, Vs., accinentally
killed himself while out gunning lui
week.
^"Bernett G Bnrley, the T.,nke Erie pirate,
has arriTed in Glasgow, Scotland.
/*M.iny people in Paris have killed themselves
by using alcohol as a preventive of
cholera.
57"Tom Thnmb has been sued for an income
tax in England.
9WTwo negro women appeared in a Memphis
court recently, claiming the same child,
fri \rhi/*h onnh rla< loraH cHa hoi4 wi-?w
. ? ? ? ??V? V?vv *tM * vt ouc I*wu f.1 < ru UII IU.
S7"lce lormed in Norfolk on Tuesday.
STEAM IK GEORuE WASHINGTON, rnnning
ou C'L< !<ap? hK" and Ohl* Canal, JI^* ^
will c inui* ncf her regulrr trips on^^4?E?
MONDAY, 13tb inst.
no 10-2t* JOHN MOORE.
VVIDL BE 8(>1-D witheut reserve, the DWEL?
* LING HOUSE 441 Maryland avenue, at au<
tion, on MONDAY, Nov. 13, at 4)4 p. ni , in front
of the premises, and a leas*' of the lot for two years.
Tb<* house rents for 816 per month. Will sell it
for $260 before the sale. no 10 2t*
E C E 1 Y ID T II I S DAY
AT
THE GREAT BARGAIN STORE,
443 SEVENTH STREET 443
260 pieces Calico, 20a2.'> cents,
in/i Aa T\ > T *k? r ? ? ?
uw pirvcn i/ciiaiu?a< >w?N rruw,
1.1100 pietes Dress Goods. 40*45 cents,
lOu pieces Poplin. 40, worth 75 cents,
r<,0 pieces all wool Flannel, 40, worth K5 cento,
BrunerV best Balmoral at 93.25, worth $t
Coreats at $1.25
Tii- bast and rhaapest Blankets in the city at $8
a r>air, worth $12, and a great many other good* at
like prlcts.
REMEMBER.
443... THE GREAT BARGAIN STORE 443
no 10-3t BLOUT * DEMELMAN.
^?7 SEVENTH STREET. 427
ZEPHYR WORSTED, White and Black, ?eents
par ounce.
AH ttolors. 35 cents per ounce.
Germantown ZEPH YR, 30 cent*, all color*.
Cashmere YARN, all color*.
White and Gray KNITTING TARN, very-cbeap.
HOOP SKIRTS, from $1.25 up, largest aaaortment
in Washington.
HAND KNIT HOODB aid CAPES, LKGGINS
and BOOTS, SEAFOAMS and TWILIGHTS
WORSTED SHAWLS. CLOAK*, Ac., in large
variet) , and very cheap, at the Fancy Good* and
Toy Store of
B. SILVER!'ERG,
no 10 2w^ 4sl7 SeTenth atreet.
LHFsT OF CONSIGNEES of Atlantic Steamship
Company'* 8TBAMER FAIRFAX.
Arcbite< tn l Iron Work* Lumaden, J W
Bryan, Wm Mitchell, WS
Heall A Bro, G W Mead, Capt R W
Be all A Baker Moraell, ft F
Benton Maj J G Myers A McGhan
Barbour. SrmmM A Co Momi, W B
Borne A Donnelly Murray. K W
Bacon, 8 H Mann, J B
Barns, M*j Gon Nairn * Bre, J W
Bowen, 8 J Orm, Wm
Benton. F O Ordnance Department
Bartholow, J P Philp A Solomon
Ball DM PotU,AB
Blant hard A Mohnn Pitkin A Co
Chamberlain, A 8 f#}"'?'- . .
Carter, B W Badcliffe A Co, A J
Clements, B H 0??,jr
Campbell A Son Kjan. BJ
Cissell. B ST Sheppard, A B
Crandell, O *
Chapin A Co. H S ??i*el, 8
Coleman, D C SlcutM A Ennn
Congressional Library 8tockol.De Baron
Clote A Co. Jaa F Samuel. H
Denneeon, N P Rt itt, Chaa
TV- ? n a -r* OLJ 1
urn a r duiud. n m.
Delaneld, Brig Gen Bweetman. J f
Kntwieel, W B Smoot, D C
Kvhus. 8 Smith. W K
Fuller. Perry Southron, GM
Purse, f Taylor, H
Francis, Geo Thompson, J II
Fabers.BA Tbomu. Oea G?o G
Farrell.Jno Waters.JG
Farrell. Ex Got Whit? a Ce, P
Foley, J B Willis A Bnnham
Gulirk.JF Wheeler & Son, ?
Goldin A Ce , J Wythe,F
Gregory, E H A H I Webb A BeveridgGilman.ZD
Walker A Go
Hill. Geo Wilson, J O
Harris, Hon Ira Whitewell A Co, J C
Hoover. J T White. K E
Hall A Dealing M illard. C C
Harvey, T M Wyckoff A Dennison
Key worth, J Wilson, J B
King A Burchell Yeatmas A Co
Kaufman, 8 H Yeung, A H
Kid well A Co Zachry A Spauldlng
Kellog. P 0
morgan, bhimehabt a co., ag-t?,
It G Street Wh?rf.
BT W. L. WALL A CO., Auctioneers.
VEBT EXTENBIVE AND PEREM PTORT
AUCTION BALE OF
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, OMNIBUSES.
Ac.,
COMPRISING THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
OF
THE NATIONAL AND WILLARDS' HOTEL
MTABLES WASHINGTON CITT.
On WEDNESDAY. November 15th, at 10 o'clock
a. ni , at thr-National Hotel Stables on 6th street,
rear of tbe Hotel, consisting of
FIFTY HEAD OF HORSES,
Adapted to all hinds of work, among which are
some pairs of rery d??irable Carriac* Horses.
FOHTY BUGGY WAGON8,
The greater number of which are in first rate
order, and some new
TEN CLOSE AND OPEN CARRIAGES.
Some or which ma Yery fine, desirable r?wi;
CurugN.
EIGHT PHEATON CARRIAGES. ,
Beaidea ? Limber of other vehieU* of differaat
kind*
Also?A large lot of H ARNESSaotnpnain* Hack,
Carriage and Rungy Harare . .
Also?A large lot of Extra Fine WBK4|C?nditin(
of Gray Wolf, Fox. Coon aid BaffalS Bobea,
aonae of wbirhare aa good as new.
Alao-THE NATIONAL HOTEL OMNIBUS
LINE, now running to and fro* the Hotel ud D.pota;
alao. no* twenty fonr paaaenger Omnibua,
and ona Baad Wa#nn or Omnthoa, to Mat tweaty
persona, with harnaaa com plate, for four or six
b?AuS-THE LEASE OF THE NATIONAL H0'
??- h*vln<7 ihomt three Tnn t<. rnn
theb*?t ki?*ttou for a Ciraey and Hark St\bl? in
the city. Teraacaab. Particulars in catalogue.
t'HAS. A. MURPHY.
do M WM. L. WALL * CO., Ancta
UHNITURK OF ON* BOOH FOR 9 ALB
CB E A F?laqntra at 409 12th atraet, at omom.
do &-M*
n B H. STINEMET7.
UL BATTER AND FURRIER, IP
9S4 FKNH. atixci. ~" ~~
Sacoad 4aor fram 13th itmt.
LATEBT8TTLE8
GENTLEMEN'S BILK AND CA8SIMER1
H AT8
YOUNG GENTS, BOY#, aad CHILDREN"6
HATS and CAPS in graat Yariaty.
LAPIF8' FCBS:
In Mink 8*bl?, Siberian Squirrel, Water Mink,
*?..! CAPB8 *b4 COLLARS, with MUFFS to
match
All foodt soldat tb? lowMt market priow
ocatw l Intel]
t
Affair* la 6r?rffttwi. J
Thi Ca* ai?Arrived?Hoat* O. Arding*r, I
witil wood and ktovM to market. E Uuutini! 1
1 i?hf MnrriaA? wi?k ? ?1 ?
.?> mvi ? iPvHl ?? ? * VO
H*-niair.in I>arby E- D. Hartly. with wheat to
market, and twelve boats with coal, consigned
to Barton Co , 103 tons: American Co., Mt.l?
torn; J. C- Hies ton k Co- 907.11 tons; Cumberland
Co.. 113.16 tons; Hampshire and Baltimore
Co., *18 J tons. Borden Co., W7.9 tons lieparted
_Boau t Hntchins, with passenger* to Ed.
ward's Ferry; Eonaconnlng No. 3. freight to
Senara: and twenty-two boats light.
Tbb Wbakvbs ?Tha number of vessels at
the wharves is not so large as during the fall of
1?64. This is easily accounted for by the cessation
of the necessity for Ooverament transports.
Those now in port are engaged in the
regular trade of me port, most or tnem in the
coal trade. The coal agents were for torn"
weeks unable to obtain suitable vessels to
transport coal to distant depots. Recently the
supply of transport* has improved, and the
shipments have increased, still they have
need "for more, and with the orders on their
books can load all that will offer.
*'Lora Axp Grain Markkt ?Several lots
of wheat arrived from the western counties of
Maryland by canal, but the sains have not
transpired. Oram is in fair dmand. L?a*t sal en
SI-??4J**1 92S*, No white offering Cora?
w bite B5c., yellow ^)c. Klour.?Demand imp?rUcu,ar,3r
*>r hirh (Trades, an.l
holdais firm at tollowinr annliunni SuntTii.
PWO.W; Litru, #io.75 to f 14.25, Family,
*13 to f 15 50.
P. 8.?Just arrived, boat* I> Knode from
Merceravtlle, with wheat, vr?jo bn?hH*. and
Ellen, from Sbarpsbnrg, with about ?m bbls. a^
of flotir, and a email lot of baled hay to (J.
W?tfr?. ^
Port or Oeoroetow*. ? Entered and 7
cleared?Steamer Express, Kyther, lrom and |
to Baltimore. Entered?Steamer Tboa E Ca- |
bill. Morris, do. Cleared?Schooners Mage.- |
M Weaver, Weaver, for Provid'-nce O. M I
Petit, Smith. New Bedford: G. T. Hubbard, )
Soper. New York.
|JY GBEEN * WILLIAMS.AucUooeera.
AlCTION PAIR OF THREE TVtO JTORT
FRAMI HorpF* AND LOTH. OK S*C<?N1>
HTKEET. NEAR TIIE COKNEK OF VIRGINIA
ATENUE. ISLAND.
On WEDNEsDAT, the 15tb Inat . at 4 o'clock r
m.. part Lota A and B. in Tod?l> auMiriaon of
&juar?> No. 5*1. with tM Improvement* t" b#aold
to tbe lnfh^t bidder for cash a* tb?owu?ria go,
. ? , . . . I.. r- I A - . I I
iiik ?u mc viu wuuirj .
no 10 d GKEEN 4 WILLIAMS, A? ta.
|?Y CftOWN, WALK Eft * CO, Aacttoawr*.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FwR 8AL1
A large Brick Hon**. No. 311 F atr?et. ("'tween
lim and 12th, containing twenty roonn, b*?l? >m?ly
fnrni?he<l throughout, with ill the modern iiuproTMuenta.
If not Bold at private aale before the 15th day of
Nnt? tiilkAr uiilf ka ?aM a* Mi t, It/' ti/ui *.? A
P m. 1
Th<' Furniture will b? sold with th* houae if d* )
li red. !
bo 10 5t? CROWN. WALKER A CO . Anct*^
JJT W. L. WALL A CO. Aoct)?n??r?.
GOODWILL STOCK,"LEASE AND FIXTIRE9 I
OF A CIGAR KTORE AT AUCTION I
On THURSDAY AFTEROON. Not 1-th at S
o'clock p. m., we will ?ell at store No. 257 P?nn j
lvania avenue, between 12th and 13th street*, n<xt
to the Oyatar Bay, the
Good Will, Stock. Lease. Ac.,
which has si? year* to rnn, and low rest, and offer*
an opportunity to anr one desiring to engage in tha
business. Terms cash.
nolO W L WALL A''O , Anrta.
j*Y GREEN A WILLI AMS~ Auctioaeen. ~
AUCTIOH 8 AI.E OT VALUABLE BCILDING
LOT <>N 15TII STREET, BETWEEN L AND
M STREETS NORTH
On THURSDAY, the l(?th in?t%nt. at ( o'rlork y.
m., ?f shall Bell, mfront of the pr*miae?, Lot 7. in
subdivision of Square 214. having 2* fe.t eincbee
front, running l>a<-k to a thirty foot alley.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In si*. twelva
and eighteen months, secured by a deed of trust >?
the premises.
All conveyanclng and revenue (tamp* at the pur
chui-r > coal.
950 will be require,! down when sold.
no 10 d GREEN A WILLIAMS. Ancte_
|^Y GREEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneer*.
ATCTION SALE OF CNIMl'EOYED BEOPER.
TY OH 9TH ST . BETWEEN D AND E 8TS.
HOrTH. ON THF. ISLAND k
On WEDNESDAY. the 15th Instant, fct 4 o'clock. I
In., in front of the premises, part I.ot 1". in I
mare No 41. rnnninsliack 90 fret to ft good alloy, I
making It a handsome Building Lot. I
Ternia : One-third ra?li, balance in six and twelva |
months, secured by a deed of trnat on the promiaoa. I
All conveyancing and revenue atampa at tka pur- I
chaser's coat.
$40 doa u when sold
f nolO-d GRKEN k WILLIAMS. A nets.
|^Y J. C. klctit IRK A CO., Auctioneer*.
TRUSTEES SALE 0*F~VALUABLE BUIL1>1KG
LOT ADJOINING THE NATIONAL
PRINTING OFriCE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. December**,
at 4 o'clock, on the premise*, by virtue of a deed of
trust from Patrick Wilson anl wife, dated May
7th,l?5T. and duly recorded in Liber J. A S.. 13>,
folio* 217, et aeq.. one of the land recoHs of Washington
cennty, I shall sell, L"t "B. in J.O.
IWU1IV r DUfKH^ivii VI r>4 u Bi ' > ' Qi1( il'lHilQJ
22 feet on North Capitol street. between G and IT
street* north, and running back IS' fret to 14
foot alley, and containing 2.860 nuiif feet.
Terms . One half cuh; the remainder in six and
twelve month*, with interest, secure.1 by a deed of
trust on the premise*
Conveyancing and ctaBp* at the cost of the purchaser.
_ _ _
THOg. J. FISHER. Tmetee.
nolOeoAd* J C M.GC1RE * CO .Anru
DT J . tT. McGL'lKE A CO.. Auctioneers.
THREE DESTR K BLE BUILDING LOTS on H
HTREET. VEST OK THE GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OKF1CE. AND TWO FRAME
houses and lots in the reae, at
public sale
un ar iiKnuun, nnTwnwr in, i
at 4 o'clock, on th? premises. we shall sell thro* '
det<trable Building Lot*, fronting each 16 f?< t on
north H street, immediately west of th* OnT?>niraent
Priming Office. and ranmng back 101 f??>t to ft
anall?y.
Also, f
Two Lot* in th? roar. fronting X fe*t e?ch on
Jackson street, running back 6.' f*#t 3 inches to an
alley, each improved by a email Frame Dwelling
Hona*.
Terms : 0?e third in ruh; the remainder in si*
and twelve months, with Int >re?t, wcnrsd by
deed ?f trust ub the ^remis**#.
Conveyancing and stamps at tb? r??t of th? parcbaser.
no 10-d J. C. McGl IRB M CO.,iteli.
FOR SALE?A flnV 8ADPL K H0H8K.rv_
a!<4 an.) . rl. 1 "i ' W
For"aale cheap Inquire 20" T at. 'It" ^^^
CARLYLE S Frederick the Great, vol. 6. Prison
Life in the South, by Lieut. A. O. Abhott.
no 9 FEAM'K TAILi>BL
6 mm 131 -liti s OATS FOB BALE
,UUU To arriva, by
JOHN J. BE ALL,
no9St* H 7 Water it., Georgetown.
1~MPOBTAKT TO LAMES AND- GENTLE
MEN?A? the wood for fashionable parties 1*
now at Land. w<-drem it due to the ladle* of thia
Capitol to Mate. that the only place to prrcha??
fine PEBFIMERY. HA1B WORK. *c., Ac, 1. of
N. PBMONGEOT, corner of D and luth street*,
near the arenue.
It ii&lao BrAB?r tn i(Af? thai *Ka II A 1 o -
DRE8SIS(?. in th? l?tf?t ?tyle,i?done at tk>- tKott
establishment. Madame Pemongeot willrive per
anal attention, at her Hair dre*aine E>>om. m
above mentioned. All order* for out-door will b?
attended promptly. no f Sm
SHATTF.KF-D CONSTITUTIONS BE>T< ?RED
BY HELMBOLIO IXTBACT BUCHU.
no8
AN HOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGO* ARB
regained Iy HELMBoLD* EXTRACT BU
CBU. no 8
T~H1 GLOBY or MAN IS STRENGTH?Thera
fore, the nervon* and debilitated ?bould immediately
um UELMBOLD'8 EXTRACT B?
CHU. no I
|^OB BALE LOW.
100 WHEELBABBOWS.
1??> LUBU UAM'Lkif MJ VT L 5
100 PICKS.
140 SPADES.
ISO SBoRT HANDLED 8HOTBLS.
The ftl>OT? article* htTiif been perofasewi tl *
Government a*le. will be ?o4d in lou to nit.
J. J. 9DLLITAI,
Vnt K*d Centre Mirkti,
bo 8-4t* Corner of 9th ?tr?t ?n<l
IJBOWMt PATENT ^
METALLIC WEATHZft 8T&IPS
AID
A
VINIMIV RAWI>H
For exelading Cold, Rein, Bnow, Koiae, Doit fta4
Wind, and to pr>Tf?t the rattlic# of M?bN ud
dnor?, Hd do not Interfere with the worklaf (
cither. For Ml* sad applied by
JOBS A. PALBB,
Sole Agent ter Baltimore and Waahiaftoa.
OBre?Kid well ft Header***'*, 367 Dat., corner
yth ?t Dot to'
HKLMROI.D* EXTRACT BCCHU ABD IMPROVED
BOt?B WASH enreeaeerataaAdaU
rat* dlaordera, in all their ataffte.at little axpeaa*.
little or a* cfcanpe In diet, no iaeonTenience. aad
aoexpoanra It i? rleaeaat in taate aad odor, i?
mediate ia Ma action. ai.<i free from all tauwrtea*
proper tie*. ?
UILMBOLDI) COWCBBTBATBB BXTBACT
fl BUCHP
w ? a _ l rv. . .
II imw I|T*IM
HILMBOLD 8 CONCENTRATE? lXTEACT
BAMAPA&ILLA
If III O'rtmt Blood r*ry*?r.
Both are prepared according to the nlM ?f Mff:
marr and ChenUttry, and are the moet actir* ina*
can be made. wl
RY* AND BOURBON M HIHKY.M yaartaU.
Verr interior OLD BRANDY.
Choice Sberr* Maderia. anl BortWINBS
Jntt received and for aale br _
J 0. WITW1LL * 0o_, ,
? ( Mt? lo. 17 La. ?., near 7U 1
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