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Evening star., 1869-11-01

TEMPERANcE.-The National Temperance So
ciety held their regular meeting last evening at
Union League Hall. Interesting addresses were
delivered by the President, Mr.. G. w. Finney
Ross A. Fish, Allan Coffin, and Justice Pearson
Tne marines, at their barracks, at the Navy
Yard, held a spirited temperan ance meeting at D.
NJ Yesterday, which was addressed by Mr.. John
ODonoyan, George W. Finney. Dr. Jos. Walsh,
and j, Houston.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

Genfle1,ens,' Boys end Chiidreas.'
The largest and finest stock OF Clothing i'm the
District. manufactured by Messrs. Wana maker
* Brown, of Philadelphia, expressly for this
market. is now selling at the tocest PhdadcIptin
prices at Oak Hall, AGO 9TH street, opposite Post
Office.
n. B. ClOthiers and TailOrs supplied at the
lowest Wholesale plices. 1926
Evening star., 1869-11-01

DIA large garter snake, attracted by music,
crept into q room where social dance was in
progress in Montville, Medina county, Ohio, the
other evening. A gentleman took ii by the tail
and ierked il out Of the window.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

WoNEN's CHRISTIAN AssOcIATIoN.-The
meeting for considering the resignation of Miss
Admiral Lee and for electing a president in her
place wa, held in the rooms Oh the Young Mems
Christian Association OH Saturday last. By y
unanimous vote of the meeting, Mrs. William
StickEey was elected president, and Mrs Col.
Harris vice president, to I'LL the place male
vacant by Mrs. Stickney. The following stand
Mrs. Head and Miss Mary McLeliand. On
Benevolence and EmplOyment-Mrs. j. G..
Lewis, Mrs. Pits, and Mrs. WaI.cT. I'm "Hone
for the Eallen--Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. George
A Hall, and Mrs. David Hall. On Devotional
Meetings-Mrs. DR. Newman, Mrs. Rev. j. q.
Brown. and Mrs. C.. T.. Nelson. The meeting
then adjourned to meet on Monday. November
18th.
Evening star., 1869-11-01
NOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,

The duties of this Institution will be resumed sep
tenber 6. The school building is located in at
residence adjoining the Epiphany Church. aud j.
well known as the Epiphany High School Building
The enclosed grounds afford ample space for recres
tion and amusement. Circulars may be obtained by
applying TO the Rector Of the Epiphany or the Prin
cipal,
au l9-3m MISS NJ. J. narrower
Evening star., 1869-11-01

TAX CoitE'ToH's IEyEE Ar THE CIryU,r,
Thi~ morning. when the corporation ONCE Va, =.
opened. that OF The TsN Collector was im,o, Ii
afsfy besicged by a large crowd. and for s.sy,rx,
hoyIrs The crowd Increased, leaying their sta,nns
and taking the Collectors receipt therefor. The
r'sJks seTe kePt very busy.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

CNDEEsHIRTs AND DRAWERS. SOC, GOc.. 15c.,
81, at the Original Franc. 494 7th ST., between
ID and T.. No Branch Store. 9.29,1:
Evening star., 1869-11-01

OIL CLOTH RUGs.-Beautiful patterns Oil
Cloths, % and SOC. per yard.
1882; ADANsON's. jO6 9th street.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

OARPErs. CURTAINS. &C
fuF LARGEST sfoCK
T1tr ypwEsT AND BEST PATTERNS
nip MOST REASONABLE PRICES =.
WM. =. MITCHELL CO..
uNer Perry A Bros
..Hrx pry sfs,ods Estahlisluneut.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

PETIT LAECENY.-Thjs morning Nicholas
Morris was arrested by Officer Gates for petty
larceny in stealing some clothing from Maxi
MILAN kamire, and he was committed to iail
for court. Morris had been employed by Mr.
Leutner. and asked the privilege OF Sleeping i'm
the shop, when he committed the larceny
Evening star., 1869-11-01

FINE WHITE SHIRTS, 55c., $3.50. -, $3.50. at
the Original Franc. I9i 9Th ST., between ID and
T.. No Branch Store. 92J,I:
Evening star., 1869-11-01

ASSAULTED HIS DAUGHTER-Last evening,
James jackson, cOlOred, residing on sth street,
between X and =, ON going home and finding
that his supper was not ready, had some words
with his daughter Harriet, and struck her on the
head nth hammer. Officer Bull arrested Jack
son. whom Justice Wall held to security TO keep
the peace.
Evening star., 1869-11-01
RY THos. BOWLING, Auct-r.; Georgetown.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN,
II. &.
- Ry virtue OF a deed of trust from Dennis
ks 0'Donoy and wife. bearing date the 2fth day
2k 4 April, lS6s. and recorded among the land
records Of the District uf Columbia in Liber No. So
folio lS5. &c and npon the written request of the
beneficiary under said deed. will offer AZ public
auction, Ia the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, Nov.
2d at . clock m. on the premises, Lots one anl
two. in the subdivision af Lot ~. i'm Beatty and
kins addition TO Georgetown Aforesaid: beginning
for the NJ point the west side of High
where the south line of 2ui inter High street,
and running norfherly with High street lS4 feet 4
inches, then westerly anl parallel with the south
southery with the line Of Market 81 f.
then easteriy with the south line of ~, rs ~ loD
feet to the beginning; together with all improve
ments.
Terms One third of the purchase money cash; the
residue in two equal payments, at six and twelve
months. with interest to be secured by deed Of trust
the premises sold Stamps and CONVEY ancing a:
purchaser cst. Fifty dollars down close OF sale
HUGH CAPERToN. Truste-.
&C % NV .F.fd THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

THE NEwccNE MINsTgELs commence an en-
gagement at the National Theater this evening.
Their troupe embraces some Of the leading stars
in the profession. MIR. III. Barton, who last sea-
SON was so popular at Wallis Opera House, and
who is well posted i'm theatrical matters, is at
tending 10 the advertising business Of the COM
pany.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

FoE THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing Goods
go the Original Franc, i94 9TH street. between ID
and +. No Branch Store 929I
Evening star., 1869-11-01

GoOD SOCKS for winters, 10, Is. 25 cents, at
the Original Franc. 494 9TH ST., between ID and
+. No Branch Store. 9,29l:
Evening star., 1869-11-01

THIs Ia TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. Il.
Wilson X CO. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, rs cheap
rs any person who adyertises in the Star. ia
Evening star., 1869-11-01

46S CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS. A6S
Cheap, CheaPsr, Chcdpesf,
for sale by
HABLE X Co.
iGs Pennsylvania avenue,
46S under L. - Hotel. AGS
Evening star., 1869-11-01

A SPECIAL OFFICER IN TROUBLE.-This morn
ing one of the officers of the sixth precinct ar
rested James Hayes, cOlOred, on the charge of
being drunk and disorderly, and he is held for a
hearing. Hayes was, at the last meeting Of the
Board of Police, appointed a special officer for
duty i'm the upper part Of the Second Ward, and
il is said that he had the best OF recommenda-
tons, hut il is likely that his first duty will he on
Martins farm 1t seems that there is but little
trouble for parties who wish to obtain signatures
To recommendations, and it is likely after this
that the Police Board will carefully inquire into
the matter Of Recommendation for appointments.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

AIL-HALLow EvE.-Last evening, being the
Slst Of October, Was All-HallOw Eve, and,
though Sunday, was not entirely forgotten by
the youngsters as a season having its peculiar
amusenents. To-day is All Sainss day, and is
observed in the Catholic churches by solemn re-
ligiOus services.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

A CLERK IN THE PENSION OFFICE DROWNED
On Saturday night, about fifteen minutes past
twelve O'Clock, q man named James W. BENNY
fell overheard at Pratt street wharf, foot OF Cal
vert street, Baltimore, and was drowned. The
body was conveyed to the middle district police
statiOn-hOuse, where, after an inquest, the iury
rendered verdict of accidental drowning. De-
ceased was a clerk in the Pension Office hailinp
from Talbot county, Maryland, and was on his
way home to vote at the election OF Tomorrow
Evening star., 1869-11-01

The WASHINGTON SUNDAY LycErN. which
we are informed has no connection with the
Philosophical Lyceum, with which il has been
elected the following officers:-w. B. DYER.
President; W. ii. Tenley, Vice President; Geo.
Wood, Secretary; 4. l.. Ward, Treasurer.
Evening star., 1869-11-01
CITY ITEMS.

L. ID. BARBOUR & Co.,
OAK HALL CLOTHING AND MERCHANT TAIL
oRING ESTABLISHMENT,
$50 7th street, opposite Post Office. &
Evening star., 1869-11-01

PRoTRACTED MEETING:.A revival of religion
is i'm progress at the East Washington Methodist
Protestant Church, (Rev. j. p. Wilson pastor j
and already there have been about dozen addi-
tons to the church and numbers are nightly al
the altar.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

LoUSGEs-FOr stores and offices; the cheapest
bed i'm the city.
Linen Sheets. Bed Comforts,
Blankets. of all colOrs: Mattresses, Pillows,
&c. l1O.26,2.l ADAMsON'S, JD6 9th st.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

A NOVEL DIVORCE CAsE.-On Saturday IN
Chambers, the case OF Marcia BriZette Della
camp agt. William Ii. Delacamp was before
Judge Olin. This case comes up on an appica-
ton for an order, In the nature Of writ of ne
Great. to restrain the defendant from leaving the
District of Columbia without giving bond to
answer the result Of this suit. Judge Olin made
the order asked for. The wife states that she
was married to her husband i'm Hamburg; has
been q faithful wife to him, and five children
have been the fruit of the union, the
eldest Of which, boy, is still living.
their birth. She AYERS that lie has
ceased to cOllabit with her since last November,
and has often solicited hcr to consent to a di-
vorce in order that he might marry her sister,
promising In that event to provide for her during
life, but that she refused. In consequence OF
which he has declared that he intended to seek a
State In Which he could obtain eivorce from
her; mat he has made her such proposition in
letter which he left with her in August, 1868,
before starting for Western Virginia. She asks
a restitution Of conjugal rights and alimony.
representing that her husband has property in
this city worth 5000, and IL engaged i'm large
business i'm West Virginia. The letter referred
TO in the bill, dated Washington, August 8, 1868,
is filed as an exhibit.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

81 A Roman Catholic priest in Bolivia. hav-
ing become a Mason, has been communicated
by his bishop, who has ordered him to be inn
prisoned "until he should abiure Masonry, and
fulfil the penancc imposed upon him."
Evening star., 1869-11-01

STEALING A BANK.-Ycsterday Sergeant Har-
rison arrested Alice Bell, servant in the family
Of Mrs. H. Bell, for the larceny of child's mo-
ney bank, containing about s15, and Justice
Walls holds her for q hearing.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

THE PEoPEIEToRsHIP of Oak Hall Clothing
store has been changed To l.. ID. Barbour & Co.
and the event has been suitably marked by the
senior partner visiting the markets of the North
To lay In an additional stock OF goods appropri-
ate 20 the season.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

CHAs. w. HAwKs was arrested yesterday ON
the complaint OF Mary j. Jett, charging him
with assault and battery and with attempt at
Pearson.
Evening star., 1869-11-01
EDUCATIONAL.

DRINATE TUITION-An experienced teacher
u offers CAREFUL and THOROUGH INSTRCC-
TON reasonable rates. in the Common and higher
English branches, Latin and French. additions are
especially invited 10 classes just formed in common
English and Latin. Inquire Of Miss WRIG lit. No.
500 Massachusetts avenue. oc u Inn
AIRS. ii. &. BUTTS, TEACHER OF VOCAL
lvl MUSIC. Residence, Grant Place, second door
from 10Th street. l5-2m
MISS NANETTE II. DRAPER WILL RE
1Vl opJn her Private Classes the 20rH OF
SEPTEMBER. at No. 40 18th street, between q
and II. The Instruction in English, French, Latin
and Music will be practical and thorough. course
Of Light Gymnastics, with Music, viii accompany
the daily exercises Class hours from nine TO three
O'Clock. Miss Draper refers 90 President Grant.
whose children she instructs. Also, to Rev. J. J..
Newman, ID. D., Rev. W. V. Tudor, Rev. JabeZ Fox.
Hon. Charles sumner L. =. -, Drigadier General T.
II. Townse nd, A. e.. 80 en-
Evening star., 1869-11-01

THE MASQUERADE BALL to be given bv Syra-
eusian Lodge. No 10, X. p, on the nth inst, is
looked forward to with much interest by our
amusement loving people as the Inauguration
Of the CAV season. Ii promises TO lie a great
Evening star., 1869-11-01

Tak SECOND NAsQrERApE and hop of Broth
.Ify Cenclave, No. 3 8. II. n, at Odd Fellows
Hail, Navy Yard, on Thanksgiving Eve, is
gong TO be one ~ the most pleasant socials of
'he season. The affair is I'm good hands.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

AN ACT to construct bridge OYER branch OF III
Der Creek at intersection of First street west
and Boundary street.
BE enacted by tie Board Of Ilierssn ond Bsor,,
ef Common Council Of the Cdyof Waski,,gfoa That
the sum of Isl 200 seventeen hundred dollars or
30 much thereof As may he necessary. he. and the
same is hereby, appropriated out of the funds Of
the Third Ward 10 construct substantial bridge
over branch of Tiber creek nj the intersection OF
First street west and Boundary street. The
work to be dome under the direction %: the
Mayor, the City Surveyor, and the Commits
siOner of the Third Ward.
Approved October L. ISf9
Evening star., 1869-11-01
LOCAL NE WS.


DAILY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon. Oh tie
steamer Arrow, at 10 n m
MAEKRITEE's AI;T GALLERY, iS6 9Th street.
SMITH < STR0NG's ART GALLERY. es5.F
street.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

DEATH OF A SISTER OF CHARITY.-Sister
LorettO O'Reilley, the Superioress I'm charve Of
Providence Hospital. died of consumption Sat
urday evening last, at eight O'Clock, i'm the 39th
year Of her age. Deceased was native Of Ire
land, and entered upon her religious life thirteen
years ago. She took charge Of Providence Hos
pital IN 1884, and through her uniting energy the
means to erect the present magnificent hospital
building were procured. Her funeral will take
place from st. Peters Church, ON Wednesday
morning, at o'clock.
Evening star., 1869-11-01
EsTAELIsHED IN 1894.
PRENIUN AWARDED IN 1851.
W. n. MHEATLEl
PR MUM STEA DYEIN e

CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 40 JEFFERSON ST,
Georgetown. ID. a..
Eeplete with every desirable apparatus AMI pro
yide with the best talent and artistic skill 10 be oh
tanned with constant personal attention the part
.f the proprietor, makes this the best place in the
District 10 have all orders in his line well and
promptly executed. sell 6ni
Evening star., 1869-11-01

SURE oP GOOD FIT-Everybodv who is
measured at the Oak Hall Clothing Hou>r. go
7th St, Opposite Post Office. 1926
Evening star., 1869-11-01
REApY-M.DE CLoTHISG!.!

RrBBEE BLANKETS, Nursery Cloth.
1o,2G,2; ADAMsoN's. 5O6 Sth street.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

AN ACT for the removal of the brick-kiln of
george w. Hopkins from the center OF Mas>l-
chnsetts avenue north, between Twentieth
and Twenty-frst streets east.
he enacted by the Board Of yAtdeymen and Board
q common Council Of the City Of Wasaiaqtos.
and requested TO cause the removal Of the brick
Kiln, owned and worked by George W. Hopkins
from the center of Massachusetts avenue north,
between twentieth and Twenty-first streets
west, Immediately.
SIC. ?. And be IL far'.,r ssecfed That all acts
and parts Of acts inconsistent with this art are
hereby repealed.
Approved, October II. 1869.
Evening star., 1869-11-01
sANlARIrAN's GIFT !:

The only real cure for 6onorrhes. elect and Dis
eases caused from indscrefion. Only ten pills
ly vegetable. We discard Batsam Cepabsa and Ner-
curry being not only useless but hurfful. Git
cures in from TO four days thus avoiding trouble
exposure. and the extorfion of quacks. Male Pack
ages, -; Females, %. Sold by s: G; FOkp, ami
by Druggists. DESMOND ~,
mal5-iy 91S Race street. Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

"FoRTr-NINER- IN TOwN.-Mr. william
p Waters, who left this city i'm ISIS, and was one
of the California =. 49-ers," has lately been Wis
iting his Washing gtOn friends, by whom he il
held i'm great esteem. Mr.. Waters started for
California in companv with three other Wash
ingtOnians-Mr. III. l.. Williams. now n large
real e. tate operator in San Francisco; Mr.. Levi
Stow6 II, who died afterwards i'm San Francisco,
and Mr. s. Birch. who died on the way, and was
buried on the Isthmus.
Mr.. Waters, on reaching California, went into
business in San Francisco, but afterwards en-
gagged in quartz mining in Tuolumne county.
and has been in that business for the last fifteen
years. Like most CalifOrnians, Mr.. Waters is
enthusiastic in favor of that State. its climate.
productions, &C., and thinks there IL 10 quarter
of the globe like il.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

TIE PEILosoPHICAL LYCEUN.--''The Cuy
Press was discussed 10y the ''PllosoplicJl
yceum'' at Union League Hall yesterday after
neon. Seven reporters present and fifteen or
twerty philosophers, with MIR. Burgess in the
chair Mr.. Watson opened the meeting. and
was followed by Mr.. Wolf. To get the subject
iu shape resolution that the press lie suppressed
was offered. Mr.. cunningham spoke OF the
action of the press in attempting to argaign Dr.
Boyd for his belief as uncalled for. Prof. Doc
little didn't care for the press. Mr.. John
snI U1Tnooan rnoa ,ook '1e % nUor ,e pre-
reporter i'm advocacy Of the resolution, and
after some further debate the meeting all
jOurned.
Evening star., 1869-11-01
sANARIrAN,s ROOT AND HERB JUICES

before Scrofula takes a firm hold.
How many have the virus of Syphilis i'm the ysten
and in that condition contemplate marriage, know
ing little Of its baneful influence the constitution
To such we say STOP. First cleanse yourself of
these impurities Of that scrofulous infection, hc
in many cases Is hereditary i'm the constitution De
fore you bring mteery yourself and offspring
Price q q bottle.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

An ACT authorizing the ia,iny of a water-m,;n
on Sixth street east. from PENNSYLVANIA ave-
ME 10 T. street south.
BE II enacted Jy he B1crB If !4lleraen 1aJ Boor
II Common Conacd If the city Of Washington.
That the Water Board be. and they are hereby.
authorized and requested to cause a water-nain
to he laid on Sixth street rast. between Penn,yl-
wanna avennc and T. street south. The expense
incurred in laying said water main To ~. pai,l
out of the water fund.
Approyed Octal,er II 1874
Evening star., 1869-11-01

An ACT 10 lay Waterman in G street north
between Ninth and Tenth streets west
BE deaocted by the Boord Of Idern,eR anil BorrI
q Common COnRcd Of the CITY If Wasaipgtoa,
That the Water Board be, and they are hereby,
authorized and requested to cause water-,n ,p
to lie laid in & street north. between Ninth and
Tenth streets west; and a sufficient amount 10
defray the expense. be, aud the same Is hereby,
appropriated out OF the water fund. to be rein,-
bu>ed by such assessments on all lots or parts of
lots bordering on the line of said water main as
is authorized by law.
Approved, October IL, 1862
Evening star., 1869-11-01

THE ARLINGTON House will be opened for
the entertainment of guests, as will lie seen by
reference TO our advertising columns, about the
middle Of the present month. Having her. TO-
fore published an extended description OF the
elegant and well adapted building, il only re-
mains for to ray that IL is to he furnished
in scale of comfort and splendor appropriate
to the plan and purpose of the establishment.
an,i that ian the hands OF Mesers- Roe>sc X Son
= viii 10 kept in style fully equal in every way
.. .. a.. "ny LOfei ia the country. Its unusI,-
III, m ,', I o ,-'-'a of rooms suite, with bail
looms. c,osets. etc. at,..-'ssd, must make The
Arlington a great fayOrite WI. A'll. ~. a. am
others desiring the privacy and con.H'S VI q
well appointed and luxurious home.
Evening star., 1869-11-01
HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None but those deprived Of this blessing know Of
its loss, The pmpled biotched and tetter- covered
person looks upon clear, smooth skin with jealousy
and inv ardly desires the same. Those whose sys.
tens are filed with the virus Of SCROFCLA and
other cutaneous diseases cannot have good health
When the blood is impure, disease is sure 90 follow
All have timely warning in those Blotches, PIN
ples letters, Sores, Bois, Copper coored Patches,
Scales, Sc. Avert the calamity by purifying the
system with the
Evening star., 1869-11-01

An ACT To buil,f sewer traps the corner oi
Seventh and III streets: also, Eighth and II
streets: also. in alley in square +u,; also i'm a.
ley in square J73.
BE IL enacted by the Board .f AIlera,en oad Boayd
II Common Council Of tie City If Wcstt,gtoR
That the Mayor he. and he is hereby. author
lied and requested to cause sewer trans io I,f
built on the corner of Seventh street west and VI
street north; also. on the corner of Eighth anI
II streets; also. in alley ia square 4os; also. in
thereof the SUN Of FIVE hundred dollars. or
SO much thereof as may lie necessary, be.
and the same is hereby. appropriated ont of
the funds to the credit of the Third Ward. The
work to be done under Commissioner OF said
Ward. IApprOycI October I3. E69
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by the late Samuel Medary aS the Central Organ
ofthe Ohio Democracy, and in the hands Of It's
present owners II viii carry out the political
principles to which Il owes It's origin and In all
the battles against constellation Of power IN
the Federal Government, and IN defense Of the
rights of the People d Of the States il will be
found in the fore front the battle.
Its circulation is now large and ~ increasing
Already its Daily, Tri- WeeEy and Weekly crcl;-
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other political sheet m Central OHIO. This gem
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TO make the STATESMAN the sOundoSt oi political
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In the Legislative prOeeedn gs Of the coming
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win be made to givethe assent Of Ohio through
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amendment TO the Constitution Of the United
states, that give to the Negro and the Monaghan
races the riVht Ofsuftrage and to hold Office. not
only in Ohio, but in all the States of the Uuon.
Two ofthe Senator's and FIVE Of the Representa-.
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Reform Ticket in Hamilton county, hold the bal.
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tatives, This fact Will give to the Legislative
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publiah publish full and impartial reports Of the
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Leaislature this winter, which will either ia'ton
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people, 10y giving them political partnership
with the white race IN Govermenial Offices, or
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