Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1860, Page 3

- > Though Per Sr, 16 printed on the micain press in ute south of Baltimore, its edition is so lerge as to require it to be-putto press at an early hour; Advertiséments, therefore, should be } Pert fh Tefore [2 o'clock m.; otherwise they may not appear the next day. a ee Notics.—District of Columbia Advertisements to be Inserted In the Ban tions Sux are received atand forwarded from Tux Star Office. Trt Wrowam Cast — ie Fpits Held fer vaurt —A fustber hearing case was before Justice Donn hast night, Messrs. Ward and facr, being Swot Wm Horner, being sworn, testified that on night fn question he was In the vicinity of the Wigwam, when he sawa largecrowd coming round Trinity Church towards that building. ‘When the perty cot near the building, com- menced throwing stones, and witness, who was 4 standing In conversation with Mr. Cud Wallach, | went forward aod tried to fe | them. The threw stones at witness, and he.drew bis be thinks. and endeavored to beck them off. Spoke to Jhn Jobnson, who was.very drank, and tried to make bim back off Finding it impossi- bie to do anything alone, witness then started of for additional force Johnson was making vio- lent gestures, and shorting. Witness ran dowa the street. and found Lieut. McHenry and other Policemen, end then went back. When witness ot back, efter going for help, be saw L.eut. Henry on the steps. Witness stood at the door and saw the prisoners brought out. Saw John- son: Jebnson had hold of Lieut. McHenry, and McHenry bad taken hold of bim; he was very much intoxicated; he rfectly wild— acted in a crazy manner; didn’t see him when arrested. ‘Saw others there whom he would recog- nize were he to see them on the street, but did not know their names. Saw Ogden when he was being brought out of the building, ond saw him afterwards at the watchhouse. Thinks witness milled ont his pistol when be first went towards tee crowd. Judged there wes from 130 to 200 wen present Officer King, by request of Justice Donn, re- capitulated bis evidence. He stated that he went out into the street tostop the throwing; saw John- son have bold of Lieut. McHenry, and saw the latter sefze bold of Johnson. Recognised Thos. Haggerty, with a stone in bis hand. Saw that Johnson was very drunk; McHenry told him to go away; Johnson made ne reply, but continued very nolsy, and was arrested. ‘The evidence having been concluded, Mr. Berry wished to know if the simple fact of the parties arrested being found in the building con- stitnted’a riot; tumultuous essembly, {n his opin fon, being necessary to make a riot. He admi that a charge poh Mx building had been made; that windews bad been broken, and other damage done; but be contended that no testimony had been presented showing that the parties charged bed participated therein; and that the mere fact ef thelr being found in the building was no proof that they were rioters. Mr. Betry also referred to what he considered to be an erroneous report of his remarks, ts re- cently ee hed in the Star. Hedid not remem- her, fo have said that the District Attorney was bound to send any person as counsel, but he did say, or meant to say, that no one not deputised by the District Attorney had the right to appear for ‘the presecation in this case. [The reporter would state that the remarks of Mr. Berry in this connection were transcribed literally frem the notes taken verbatim on that eecasion. It is proper to add, however, in justice to Mr. Berry and Justice Donn, that a typograpb- ical error in another portion of the report - him object to +‘ legal’ questions being put toa witness. Of course itshould have read “lead- ing’? questions Mr. W.A ‘ard moved the discharge of the prisoners for wait of sufficient evidence. He ; considered that no act had been proved against tbe prisoners more than agairst those who had Deon already discharged. Justice Donn —The proof is, that the lock was forced. The parties were found in the building; otbers;hed beenchased up on the roof. The pet ing ‘The: porues ductarged ‘bed. proved thets Le he isc pre their right there. Every one there is Hable, if no excuse Is nted. It isa very natural ques- Soran =% - = those who beg occa in the iiding break the doors open’ cer- tainly partici pated in the riot. = Mr. Ward observed that no act of riot had been = The Justice consi the bo'sterousness, under the Sey ee Deing to all intents and pur- poses a riot. ‘The Justice then gave his decision, holding all the ies In the sum of $300 for court. Mr Ward here inquired whether the three “* Wide Awakes” who were arrested and dis- charged were not pat on the stand at the sugges- tion of Mr. J. J. Coombs. ‘The Justice —My impression is that Mr. Coombs asked for the dismissal of the three republicans who were arrested. Afterwards, two of them ‘were put upon the stand at his suggestion. The names of the parties heid to bail are J. E. Johnson, Richard M. Harrington, R. M. Brown- dug, and others. Wm_ Ogden, it will be remem- bered,was heid to bail at the first examination. ; Exxetion Retcens or Axotugr Soat —The Secretary of the Washington Monument Society is beginning to bear fr-m the various election pols where collections were taken for the benefit of the Washington Monument. The postmaster of Hnrrisburg hasenelosed him acheck for $32 86; $3! Sof which wes contributed at the polls of the different wardain that city on the day of the late Presidential election, the balance being the monthly post office revel pt. From Abingdon, Md_, he has also received through the postmaster ut that place $161. California has not yet been heard from officially; but {t is hoped that under the superintendence of Capt Misner of that State, who bas patriotically offered to take charge cf ) collections made there, that the Gold State; with her accustomed liberality, will retain its position in the front rank of the contributors to this great national work. Since the resignation of Lieut. Ives as Eagineer and Superintendent of the Washington Monv- ‘tment, in conseqitence of being ordered on duty, the system inaugurated by h'm of contributions from the post througout the country is BUll im active operation, aud it is desirable that : Te all over the country shall not fail to continue to give their attention to the matter The Soctety has received a draft for $12.45 from Cailfornia within a few days, the amount con- tributed at the ¢Bices at San Francisco, San Mendocino, Sen Juan and Suisan, dariag the month of October. California has thes far set an example of liberality in office contributions which !t would be most advaptage- ous to the progress of the National Monument ir. and ore populous Lag mee taerery Out of. thirty thousand post ofices in in States, ‘ut one thousand one hundred and eighteen have ‘Bs yet 'fesponded to the circulars requesting them to co-operate In this great work. The entire ameuat received from post office coatribuidiens { Sluss system went into operation reaches about 56. Taz Sevenru Warp Marxet. —The following $s the act of the City Councils providing for the erection of 2 market house In the Seventh Ward : Be +t enacted, $e. ‘That a sum not exceeding teu thousand dollars be and the same is hereby appropriated, payable out of the general fund, for the two Boards of the City Council, and the ton- tract awarded to the lowest le bidder or ‘Didders. ” ‘ Sec 3. That the said market-house be under the direction of the Mayor and ne tendénce of sach architect as he may appojnt, the architect to recelve for his services a tion not exceeding five per certum on the amount of the contact for the erection of the sald build- ing {Approved November 19, 1860. AwErersn any Commirten.—Policeman J F. King acting promptly apr age denae mg he had Pa. dollars, and a gold chain witha number atiful and carious Snonanin. states, oo Mr. Jobn on Seventh street near 4 fale vers; north and lay di secoed receiving. dati Procta: = ‘Washt November 20, 1860. : giving apd eaves. I has the it a oftetat ann fOr purpose. A a The. of Sere ees us of the bonored custom, and Snes ? Christian commynity. re ings which are ATION.— tude. by I reflection, and by contrite su prt lie ) and by r In order to give due effect and solemnity to the occasion, his af good citizen is invoked to con- tribute sor the fulfitme: meth: of example and a nt of the dui Febich, Properly belong to the day; and to this.end I recommend that the ordinary pursuits of business be , and tbat all denomiaations assemble in it Tespec- torender ‘Tue Vinoiwia ANNvAL ConPERENCE IN ALEX- anpaia —The Gazette of this morning says: ‘The Virginia Annual Conference opens its session in this city, at the Methodist £pii i Church South. to-day, at 9 o’clock, a. mm. is Confer- ence includes all the churches of its denomination Opp FgtLows’ Haut was again packed to suf- focation last night by the throng eager to see the immortal G of minstrels. Hundr: went away u obtain seats, and hundreds more would not go away but stood throughout the entire evening, so interested were they 6 better tribute could ‘be paid to the wonderful merits of this band. In fact, we cannot call to mind a single sipped in this company who would not rank ordinary bill for to-nl; Bear in Ovricers ASSOCIATION OF ALEXANDEIA —The Youss Men’s Christian Association of Alexandria its an nual meeting at its room, last erage elected the following officers: President, J. ing ys Vice President, S. Scott; 2d do. T. M. McCor- m'ck; 3d do. John Latouche; 4th do. W. A. Hart; Sth do. J. E. Towson. Corresponding Secreta- ry—H.O Claughton. Recording Secretary—J -H. Fowle. Treasurer—Wm. H. Fowle. Li- brarian—K. Kemper. Standing Committee—J. M Stevens, Thornton i R. Semmes,8 H. Devaugta», G. T. Baldwin, J. McCormick, R. Bell, jr., and E. F. Witmer. Tur Tueater —The Howard ager ys win- ning golden opinions at the Theater. delfa, particularly, is a great favorite with the theater-going public, nightly br! down the house in rounds of ge disngps ‘o-night this little musical and bij it Dit ‘Twist, "Sustained by ber parents as Monks and Nancy Sykes. The performance will conclude with the farce of “The Windmill.” Mr Raymond and Miss Shaw taking the principal parts. The bill is an excellent one, and will no doubt draw a large house. THE CoNG Presbyterian Church met last night in the Vestry- room), for the pury of bearing the report of the ‘Temporal Committee upon the condition of its affairs. The committee reported that tbe improve- ments upon the church building, pending du: the last summer, are nearly completed, and the edifice will be ready for dedication in about two weeks. tion services will be celebrated about the second Sotdayin December proximo. The Building muttice reported that the estimated cost of the recent improvements was about $25,000. Map Does Rirs.—Seven mad dogs were killed the past week in the neighborhood of the toli-gate on th Plank Road. These dogs were all bitten by the rabid animal recently kill-d at my house, and mostof them were at large when toe Com erroneous, and there is no safety but to kill a bit- ten dog atonce. The dogs all went mad about the same time, and the incubation of the poison ‘mast have been about four weeks. One man. was bitten by his own dog. Cuas. G. Pacr. Staxz—Some excitement was occasioned on tizty laborers employedtia laving ihe large wate em a layin, 6 water mains to goto work. It seems thet this monti’s wages was due on the 15th inst. ard not being fortbeoming, thev cag, matters to a focus this morning by striking. ly made arrangements for jiqui counts and set them to work again derstanding that they were to be paid off at 12 m. to-day. ARLINGTON CLI tion of iD lon Mr Enrre Places of Ged for His Contes mercies, and to offer u supp lications for @ continuance of our civic an: our national prosperity. Given under to? pee at thecity of Washing- ton, this twentieth da: year. of our Lord one thousand sight hundred end sixty. James G , on the west by the Blue Ridge, and on the ‘by the Alleghany Mountains. It therefore includes all Eastern Virginia, with a small por- tion of Western and of the State of North Caro- Bishop Paine will preside. The number of ministes. camntene oe seventy-five. i these, twenty-seven lelegates, under the lay-co-operation plan; some fifteen or twenty applicants for the ministe- tial office, and a number of local preachers, &c , will carry the whole number in attendance con- siderably beyond two hundred. A these are gentlemen of noted ability, not only in the religte liar walks of life. The hospitality of our citizens has been freely tendered to the members of the Conference, and their visit to Alexandria, will, doubtless, be a source of mutual pleasure to our townsfolk and their 5 Preliminary Sermon of the Conference —The Methodist Episcopal Church South, was crowded last night by a most attentive and intelligent con- regation fae ircuit, ful discourse from the firstclause of Matthew xxii, Sth, “But they made light of it.’ The exercises were of an exceedingly interesting character, and ‘were attended by a fr of the Conference. ee. They announce an astonishing See advertisement. mind the ‘‘ matinee’ this afternoon, and also that to-morrow night fs positively the last night of the troupe in this city, as Christy is under engagement to “secede” southwardly at once. y, at Franklin Hall It was well attended, and like all their Previous entertainments was highly creditable to them, a8 it did, the commendation of all the ‘outh and beauty that enjoyed the ample prepars- Sass mai for the Pleasure iy of November, in the ERRET, Mayor. le Sound, Roanoke, and Staunton ‘will be about one-handred ous world, bat In the secu- Rey. 8.3. Lambeth, of the A ppomat- preached a most eloquent and power- ge number of the members Christy and his famed com, male y the performances. No a star of the first magnitude in or THz Younc Men’s Curistian Chase; Ist M. Smith, D. ttle Cor- jonie prodigy will ickens’s celebrated character of Oliver REGATION of the Four-and-a-h: It was understood that the dedica- killed. The popular impression that ps itself in nine days is entirely ‘be contractor immediate with the un- ————— This well-Kfown associa- men bad their wogsies annual cotil- Monday night. ‘ir This, we presume, tn dasor dona bg series ih ericson ay 2 chad wi it ‘the season for the enjoyment of their menerods friends. ‘OR : Is not “Little Cordelia Howard,” now performing at the Theater in this city, the same lovely of Eva, in some two or three since, over four hui times jn the city of New York alone; and since then, with a.euecess almost a. St, Louis, and other southern c! who represented the character the play of ‘- Uncle Tom’s ees pa pal, ia Baltimore, ~ St. Cuam. Howard. L second crop Sea- ‘We had wvimilsr specimen shown us nom tie fein hr Chay oo Bagel by ae ‘ket drive iy pete fa Satine declared bis determination tosee the _—n B's aig! Rxcviarions. ater y, Jef- a SE oa d cooypring + an ‘and 94 oehts coats. by which the country deslers would be enabled to occupy thei: andebet Spee rerkcy hibited to sony, f appropriate stands in the market. at Sees Wiees, (Sect eG ‘Thirteen- street,) schooners toms of coal for o Mae carding ise Ro Zl-2teo™* “FOR SALE AN idreseing P. L: Janusry ED ROOMS. ina jy sent lo- None xenuine unless signed 1. Burré on the red by 8. W. Fowles & Aa at 9 ad for 8. C. Fi r., 3. : Wate a y 's ‘ash Etch acne ree .To sot Metsen trening ¢ 4 the tver: looa Puri: er column, tf M € i Sanday morving the DA hn only aa ye he fris of the fesara! foe be st.,on Thursday, MARRIED. timore. DIED, esidence, 404 tant, at 20°closk. CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON! CITIZENS\OF WASHINGTON! CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON? Spmenuarment ete, Dit Sun, Cai |, N. York and papers. copy.) 18th ingtant,at 9 o'clock hier of Win. end Mary y are invited to ptmed ice CALL RIGHT DOWN fo tux STAR OFFICE, CALL RIGHT DOWN ro rxz STAR OFFICE, CALL RIGHT DOWN teraz 8TAR OFFICE AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW 8ERIES OF THE WEEKLY (DOLLAR) STAR, AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW SERIES OF THE WEEKLY (DOLLAR) STAR, AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW SERIES OF THE WEEKLY (DOLLAR) STAR. To be mailed to friends at a distanoe, te whom you desire to send the best accounts possible of what goos on ia Washington City. To be mailed to friends at s distance, to whom you desire to se id the best accounts possible of what goes on in Washington City, To be mailed to friends at adistance, to whom you desire to send the best accounts possible of what goes on in Washington City, it is the Cheapest and Most Interesting Family Paper in the World! It is the Cheapest and Most interesting Family Paper in the World! It 1s the Cheapest and Most interesting Family _ Paper in the: World! ~ If yoa would puta stop to Disunion at the South and to Abohtionism at the North, aid an its universal circulation! If you would put a stop to Disunion at the South and to A u bolitionism at the North, aid in its universal cirou'ation! thus thus If you would put a stop to Disunion at the South and to Abolitionism at the North, aid thus | u The First Number will The First Number will be out on FRIDAY The First Number will be out on FRIDAY MORNING next. no 20-8t ‘2 its universal circulation! MORNING next. MORNING next, Out To-Day, AND FOR SALE AT be out on FRIDAY G. G. Evans's Gift Book Store, 476 PennsyLvanta AVENUE, WHERE A GIFT WORTH FROM 50 Cents te $100 18 PRESENTED WITH EACH BOOK AT THE TIME OF SALE. Guesses at Truth, by Two Brothers, Lake House, by Fanny Lewald, Methodism Successful, by B. F. Tefft, Hood’s Whims and Oddities, by Thos, Hood, Will He Find Her, by Winter Summerton, The Union Text Book,—every body should read i t)—price 81, The Recreations of a Country Parson, 17 Onur Catalogue contains the best selection of Books for fire-side reading, to be found in tho country. {> All are invited to call and examine for G. G. EVANS, 476 Pennsylvania avenue, themeelves. no 19-3t TO THE PUBLIC: GO WHERE YOU CAN GET YOUR t@rTRY IT! PROV MONEY" WORTH! TRY WHAT? IT! KNOW IT! 44 th: NEER } woort ° PIONEER MILLS, ard buy your 107 Prove that you ea! PROVE WHAT? nget your WOOD there Sugnrer than elsewhere in the city ; and then you K that et GOO. Le id ie oe pte BE OF CuaRor. the very ‘Spruit, anv DELiveRen FR: no 19 _no 19 Im GENTLE: Gur prese READY-M KNOW WHAT? Ww CaLL aT THE (South of the Bndge.) PIONEER MILLS! SIGN OF THE BLUE FLAG-STAFF, Sovruwzst Conner Szventa St. anD Canal and Ur, GLORUE PAGE, Actnr. Furs: Furs! ae Canada Mi bh ; Writer Mink, Sable, French hildrens’ Fars in great variety, ar ee of all colors. ‘rices very moderate, AT eee olin IN GEORGETOWN, with 6 mal! nite ab mpeeieasertng and selection of "he Fore, My long Practioal know‘edge of the Fur ioe 80, Toygoods made from fne and fresh conekt ioe skins, Such y rare A jolla’ f the Fur W. F. SEYMOUR, Georgetown, MEN'S Re wv. DE, CLOTHING mt assortment GE ADE CLOTHIN 'G «flora to and strangers wishing an immoediats out Spiel alte teat gat Bs verooats in a! varieties Fine Shirts a8 Ui -slothing of ail kinde. Kid and ves her best quality. ‘ries, Cravata, E>, Hosiery. ko. 0. “All of winch wol ace offering at cur usual js % rin the most. au oor Mino I6-tf “ALL, STEPHENG a 322 Pass 436 necegnp ee! toXery, nois-iw Bonerpsr hg easeth Igntio nes. 06 iT ee ‘Westly ioral, Hines one rir RRA ARHEMEINN, 075 rors, \ aay OPENED sce Mor NEW apa cin eraats BN . een@and He ast tius L lect On just tion ve rs) iy fa the ieee, weies RAC i S| potieanatersiened, would most and IRONER. She also under-tonds nueing dren. Axe 44 years For particulars call 3943, Pies of Ror "°F" wR Fes RENT—A PARLOR and BEDROOM SRARSSToMm AFUE airech euwgen & mo honse, or witho.t boa hoe ber of iguir L’S, next door, 0 W-iw* FOE RENT —Those beautiful PARLORS ia the house 252 G street, corner Fiftventh @ gooupiod last session of Congress by Hon. Mr. woe sab Basile hans Ba ‘bs J suitable for tingle gentlemen or small fami rd. re. next. Mr. Bren wat tl no 2 2t* Fh. soe ial Wole Space gs WM. EMMERT, Lo Somiw OR RENT — BRICK DWELL- FE ING HOUSE, Sith Uesk batilicg Oo tains von on’ tho sth of December mean: Fosneeeia rm a T ne: ys i. Kink WOOD. 676 Tee thet” Peo ate comple ny ralek 2 lighted with ews . avenue, north sid 201 T° LET—A commodious three-story HOUSE, Meots, en the corner of H and Twenty-first streets, ‘ossession given immediately. no 17-lw* Fos RENT—Two ROO a No vee aed rms low. A ply ote remises, ie aS FWesbtd Sak ood Pune OUP 5 containing 8 rooms andakitchen. Terms mod-rate. Apply next door north no 15-'w* Siscer? orn hatte: ry, wet ry.in a «PARLOR, betw Sth sta., tf no 16-1 OR RENT—A three taining 8 m tures complete, on Bt st” yard Gs. Also, @ two-story brick COTTAG story brick HOUSE, con- order, with iix~ eet, between 4th end Sth. fassage, parlor, dining Shambetsle with stai: with good csilar under t) jnauire st 499 Seventh lows’ Hall, e no 1-¢! Fos, 100 pied by the subscriber. and GRU T° RENT—That pleasant COTTAGE RESI- DENCE, containing 7rooms, with front bal- oony, large yards in front and rear, fronting H st in Ppatng Office Square, between North Capit ot ts. Rent ‘Snoum. Addre: ~ ter OF, Pardo, Wate Stick Eye rere by ote OE sacs Som ant ice set agen | * ‘0; —A now two-story brick HO! F Hoar pte t, below Now York avasee. The house is t front and 43 feet deep ; has 5-foot . and four “Bas log passsge and kitchen, T—The fine BRICK HOUSE No. t.. Georgetown, at present occu stable & isin pred ueighvornood,” Appiyio Jas. A.MA- -room, kitchen. e whole house. For teri street, opposite Odd Fel- JAS. S. TOPHAM, has 12 rooms, with gas NG, situate Store, No, 502 Lith at Pg RENT—A Soar stacy ab Gg DWEL locations in liye house is furnished aa bath-room.-nquireat WM. P. SHEDD'S Pavey 09 THB" een LL one of the most desirable with nd water fixtures. £ on 8th street north, betwi moderate, ppl to to JOHN T. 12th and 13th streets. Fok RENT.—Two now three-story BRICK HOUSES with back buildings, each hovse containing 8 rooms, with gos, pleasantly situated ENMAN le Mend i rent i - Opposite, © “Chie avenue, between 00 nex resi’ se 18-tf FOR RENT Perceston on the txt of Qeiober. PL sy pg he resen' Upit ie ev. ig e Etdoor to ther idenoe of the ¢ aap J N. B.—It will not be let for a boarding house, OB RENT—Tho FIRST F: IR. of the build- Eiiibeoae ata occ Sahat rtiser, , M. CARLISLE, SURANCE PURELY Dividends Made Last Dividend THE INSURANCE CASH CAPITAL... Also. other safe and rs ring Qny lisbifity, HEA trance on C sir U f: ea nd durable chai We Japanned W: eeeneery Brushes, &c. ish th 3 Our s'dek 18 00 necessary tu farnish the chamber and kitchen. Cash inducements to _Ro 16-e08t for halls, lub pb, I wil sell at and had a prac Gianeieneatesion men, Poe try? A call solrcited, lah INDIA RU Ladiés’ Childrens and AL. jen’ eee or Lf + Hun SANDALS and‘ for cash. Mken’s and Boy: no 13-Staw2w a the front roo: fi Fearn RCRD WORT Pe DB AYenUe, = ia-ls & Luv. HEATH & KNOWLES, FIRE, AND MA INE inet RANC ENTS. Orrick Over’ Baxt br Ne ESE, THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIPE IN- Ov Hantrorp, Conn. FIRE DEPARTMENT. STATE OF VIRGINIA, Or Ricamonp. the insured partiojpate in the profits without inonr- Bri AGENTS- Office, Room 16, over Fank of Washington. En- eet. no Is TUCKY CHAIRS. eee an assortment of KEN- HAIRS, the most com- 8. Ave Also in en Bit and te sock of HOUSEPURISHING pon: souplating of Cabinet Furniture, Looking Gine <o a, Gisee god Cro, Fable Cullery, Beitarta. Ware Bibted. Geis, Biock Tin Goods, tom Ware, or time pucaanere will be offered strong ¢) W. BOTELER & SON2 P PAPER HANGINGS, &c. { APERHANGINGS from t~e rich and ornatp to the most chaste and simple patterns, opr dining rvoms, chambers, Bi choice stock warranted aries it WwW, DES; a id Bi Paes ROO RANEAP eR E'ou ah ANG EL . different ovlors and « hi prlose. Having served a roraiar apprenticeship of aber aS nee eeiae forget the number. ip fc b nov i0-eust" # doors above Odd Follows? Hall, _nov ihn # doors aioe OH PAWN Ha BER, G' a a ed OVERSHOES BO! i boul Vee Honsas iY “DALS, th di t OVERSHOES. |, At10 por eent. below the usual prices of this year, COMPANY, MUTUAL! and Paid Annually. Fifty Per Conte COMPANY OF THE .---, $300,000, table Companies, in which TH & KNOWLES, - = 016 it with almost every thing pSrior, dining room, tall, Iron Hall. zs. Purohseing Pi the lowest remu IVA, tieal experience of twenty ing nore but the best work- in city or coun- isses’ SANDALR, BOUTS, Chee RIM Seventh st., Island. LOAKS! sortment to select * 7c tr We havo fast addad Permit vtoek & mumbo New Patterns, together with ali the most fash able styles worn. , Indios will fiad a larze rom, and all at prices to the times, tp which te} * no's St No, 523 Seventh st., sovo Pa. av. CLOAKS! of 2B iT Nee magpie —E STYLES, -T T2 LE! OR Ap ion purchase. no 16 = TEM WRAP EINGR foreadien Vesuatd Oy pore Srremp kl — in ai BS Ee Fete } a y 0.. eee ean i: ri L be FOR TS, BLAN ETS, &0.. eset tak tee ri | Kg One Price only; the value marked in plain figgres. PERR OTHER, | Dealers in heet ole Dee oods, str HE ITY, TH Fig 204u TY E \y wantsis of charge | cura no obligation to ‘ iiding.”* ALMONDS. RESH Lt i ae nol] Iw : SNYDER, -* provared to. TOsRoCER PAPER BAGS PAPs. ¥TIO AAOY NEW Bal it URRANTS, CITRON, ry, Sty aes wall 3 BARGE POPE REDE UGA. Atk, A jon. P pas on hand lot 8 to getrid atti Oa DELLWI VELLWIGS, iano SPBER AUR SAR ETTTEA,, of QOOKING avd lees th:a cost.as Le ~ nol? Ne 5 it STGAR BAGS, PAPER BAGS. twenty pogads, wav mitweStm loi os ith large |. ,oorper of F street north an | l4th st. Sate urtcas cnapeear aon sme wi moderats, Bi wel street between i. pid no ist” Tife an: Ir, Bnd ment: no 2!-2aw2w — ‘The SINGING-SCH: repsuied we Eunvest Hal for REPETITION ory, NCERT We. THE UNDERSIGNED, ; pa + and, shove ali, “or the co and sure hopes of a more blessed in! i life whichistocome, HENRY ADDIRON, f CERT. will be ‘on. D. SVENING NEXT, at a he Ladies" Union Borevolent Bo 13-e03t unter the nang rand 4 4 ‘boxes ‘SCOTCH HE! §. “ 10 chests low-priced Y. H. TEAS. Farina, ALso. 0: Rice, Flour, Msoarom, Borden Oil Gataahe, Hopt, Carb. Sede. pure Yahi 5058 Sor 100 BBLS. OF YRANDEBLL, REVGAN aiver icine NAS newer. eet in them to FRI J UST Arrived and for nals he ss t fined E Focesle br SORA: Bete natant!y on iJ Frenoh Near-#! pe Eshaniat aarepeeaaerne DER, Nee SHtwN. nols AR SUG. TOA, E. Ss. solo” 4t., Georgetown, receiving fr 6, and invite ail persons ASSEY, COLLINS & © PHILADE. MEADE Rar daemon at. PERSONAL. ae neennntatateet tere Sanene aeeeOaE aN ef HOLD A DEED OF TRUST ON THE PROP- erty offe for aniein the advertiserent of 5 . Craig, Constable, dated Nov. i9th instant, for the sale o! Mag Ww of si it no Ilr id Frames R order. ~*~ 5 ightful bev- ho want & pure up- adulterated Ale, to RNY Sin aoe poe etOW he rn o's interest in Lot No, 1 in Square west of Square Ne 14 on 36th street and Pa. ave nus. whie! “= dred was exroutrd to ma a aod fsith, and for a valu=bie cor sideration. moe gid proto» t against the said sale, as being without Suthority of isw. and caution ail persu: against bidding at the pretended eale r 10 20-7t* JOUN MAGERF, ‘Crane OT TR worn, Dane Oana e eam ber, 1860, be: fi was privy to, and assist way, that hath ood that a re Deen crronlated ‘hating Rew. Mr. Albert Boldt in, the arrest, by civin and that he was ps: ir haries Smith yat of Nove: Los © subscriber, @ Just th Pesce aid for anid “ooyaty oad jstriet stores said, personal red A vir e NI . lem, Ba) made oath on the holy rancaly ighty ‘Go. Almighty “pee, by him 4 & runs- port bath ding for it, by Mr. Jno. A. Smith. the eum of one han- dred dollars, which id rumor is f.lse in A. Smith pony nothing, nor hatever in matter. SPE SESE oe ‘A, R. ALLEN. Subscribed and sworn to befo: no 20-2t* HOMAS C HONN, J P. LL THE CREDITORS OF M. Lo firm of ENSTEIN & requested to present iheir claims to the under- signed, as the above firm intend to'make an ment to him. CHAS. WALTER, no 19-3¢* No. 397 Dat., oppo. City Hall. BE FORMER . ACKMANN are OFECECH ‘COMPAN 26th, 126, Ne 9" 6. $20 and $500, amownti 85.280, wore iecned ty order of the ; Bowles. to bo applied to certain repairs, & which not having one done, and no valve receised for the same, the Rattio are cnutiored int thereof will be rerlated. By order of the President a: no 16-6t Clerk C. and O. STROLOGIST—READ, READ.—Great ARRivep.—MADAME 1. 1TEMENT.—Jus pore most wonderfol | created a wild furore rm her D, bas attracted the leadi ali who hare ronou ced he fonishicg. Thome wh © are in trouble o! g° Bt once to her. Mi 6 will brine esuse them, to loye you; will H revels. Me: 8 of the count: ia reveleteng tru y Be- Boy kind rope to resk the Sgsinet d Directors. RINGGOLD, . Canal Compaay PEAKE AND OHIOCANAL » Wasninoton, Noy, 15, 1260.— Notice is hereby given that certrfieat for tolls to accrue to the Cheea anal oon a4 during the year :8-0, dated 8 61 to 81, inclusive, for sume o! the agrreeat? to Botrd to John +s Feoei vablo ke and Ohio re- ing said certificates, as payment lame oT, its of drinking and chewing; wi | o&ese ma-ried and unmarried ones to rejoice su‘ show them how to live happily; will recover losses. direct in reg: rd to lawsuits, travels. numbers, &c Persons at a distance by stating their age and ecclowme ont del- lar can have thetr planets oorres’:y wii!ten and gent by mail. A'‘ro. jn this city. who fe 6 mond House, cor commodate | Pri: entrance on D strié no 16 1lw* striet'y confi: irectéed nt to the Rich- Ergh*h and D streets. To no- 8 25, 50 cents and §1 t: Gentlemen, also, call Private 405 Eighth st., between no2-Im* Great STEOLO- ‘=r Ope. — mane g 4 2 Eat at No. lw and rots) ady can be fa ‘i Ki Past. Present Fai fet Was bingten. NOW OPEN THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE, AT 476 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Next door to Clay's (late U. S.) Hotel, be- tween Third and 4% streets: G. 6. EVANS, in ordor to acoommodate his legions of customners@hroughout the United States, has loosga = ¢ y of his widely oslebrated in"Washington City, at RANCH STORE GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE 476 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘where éan Blways be found a complete stock of the STANDARD AND MGDERN WOKKS ofthe * UNITED STATES AND EUROPE. attic « "S REGULAR RATES, Lh eres, © oi LARS is preseptedto *BVERY PURCHASER St the tims of. the sale, — INDUCEMENTS to our patrons not cisewhere to be obteined. % OUR GIFTS NE BUNDRE D 4 ORNAMENTAL, USEFUL, AND VAL- ARE ORM UABLE, Comprising a, Thousand Vanehes ; . Among which we name— Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Chains, tarne, Book of VUGJA@ .D YASH i wet seers webs #8 conducting B x pare eg tere els peer aie oo tf_ _ 289 AA Partor Time Pieces, Silver Plated Ware, Coatly Sets of Cameos, Mosaic, Florentine, Coral, Garnet, Turquoit and Lava Jewe.ry. Gold ep pcregedanp cewnutcbg : Ladies’ Neck, ne Chains, Gents’ Bossm Bnd Sleeve Butsons, Pocket Knives, Port Monnaies, &,, &c. ‘The citizens of the District and vicinity are re- Ladies’ splendid Bisck and Piaid Silk Dress Pat- hasing and by so doing wil! be enabled to judge of the ad- ‘vantages to be derived from our popaser system of called bia views of Mr. publish a di inches; winter. livered his BW. Hag’ cautioned b The bark The ship drawers Ss ing session. ance ‘Wali throw + and anil to-day. Whisky dull ly te Boingextensively ed ourselrouyitie § <ddy f PU TIGN OF BOOKS, jag PRUCABON Cr to purchase entire editions from other publishors, we oan offe: Secretary of War—Cassius M. Clay, of K. ‘Secretary ef the Navy—Emerson 5 A. 8. ymon and Alfred arena: The jary was then sworn, American ey Sy State Bank (: town,) Bank of Commonweal Ralelj i Cora Exchange Bank, National Bank of Aurora LATEST NE \\frraaeRuPaTe. oo entered into a copartnershi Secretary Interior—Galusha row. cendgting dase Mar Rosy wectett | fem = ‘O8p ani a 4 nny a, blis patronage. aud wo} Attorney General—H. Winter Davis, of Md. edge ives Dgthivg will be spared ou cur A large number of people have called upon the part ease our friends and the srbbe, President-elect to-day, from Kentucky, Virginia, . JONES & BGAN South Massachusetts, New York, and ei Georgetown, D.&. | Pennsylvania. mber 1, 1890. 20S Dit Lincoln continues to receive apptications R IN —The ee aad has ar- | for office in the South. em hn freight. Of all the callers Mr Lincoln bad Rot freight or REIEY & wROo. one was after often. Spice sockore write eters. es and would stend a better chance if they did not eae SG and 101 Watetstrect._ | write any. The stampede for the lasportant ofBeee < in the country has not commenced. The applica- py ms ¢ republican, ja! jorrow ni - ises to bea brilliant effeir. Mr. Lincele won be eee at bis residence. He will t self, but make no: 4 Senator Trmbail, Don fiatt of Cincinnatl, and Mr. Gates, Governor: elect of [1Unojs, will speak at the wigwam. It is understood Me. Srembell will represent the Li Se Lincoln Jabilee in Llineis. New Yorx, Nov. 21 —The mor from He repeated bis excused bimeeif from further speaking at tuis ume. Senator Trumbull . He scid Mr Lin- «olp, al bh the cacdidate of the Reputlican party, as a Chief Magistrate will neither belo to that or any other when Inaugurated Sa» will be as ready to defend and | whieh he received not ¢ solitary vote, age'nst avy exrovchment upyn its constitutivaal rights, as the one in which be received the largest mvjority . the Stax n 12 inches. The on bigh ranges bave been very beavy, and , vondsvethe western slopes are, deubtiess, blocked up for the The Provisional ‘ture assembled on Mon. day, and erganized perarily, and on the fol lowing doy permanently. The@evernor then de e. Quartz mills have been nearly al) for the winter, mostly on account of the ure of water by the freezing weatber. Gulch mining bas ajso ceazly ceased. $$ The Burch Diverce Case. Napigrvin in the Burch divorce case to-day were confined the examination of individuals with reference to their qualifications as jurors. A fall was aay obtained, consisting of the Le, Ill , Nov. 19 —The ‘HJ. Wileox, Lyman Clifford, Raweent Willard, Peter Nortbrup, C E Keimee, D. Struckman, Wm. Finch, J Barnard, 8. WL: the court to keep themselves free from prejudice. and discharged. The Court then adjourned tl! nine o'cleck to-morrow morning Marine Disasters. New Oxueans, Nov. 19—The ship Joba R Wood, for Liverpool, with 900 bales of cotton on bourd, was burned last night The loss is esti- mated at from $75,000 to G00 Evadne, with 3,000 barrels of lime, was also burned last night. Wild Cat, hence for Boston, was damaged by fire when fifteen miles below the city. She bes returned for repairs. nee! eatateet et: Se: SE ef Specie Payment by Virginia Banks. Bo creer paddle ova “Parmers’ Bank of rginta” bas sus pe solved to prrsue 4 course _ an early resumption. The Other banks wll fol- low this course asa pradential measure Goring the present pressure. payment and re- ey to prepare for New Yorx, Nov 20 —About 87.0 000 worth of sterling bills were tal tee, wH6 will bold sessions ly till the entire two end a helf millions are purchased of reguist ‘Therates to-day ran ged from 104 to 106 Heavy discounts were made to-day by the banks, but peper outside is nearly unsaleabie. ‘n to-day by the bank com- Affaire im Boston. Boston, Nov. 20.—The two wing#of the de- mocracy in convention, Iest night, nominated Jos*ph M. Wightman for Mayor. A..H. Allen’s fornitare werebouse, in Dock Sqnare, was d ——. by fire and water last night to the amount of Springfield aad Hartford. 10.000; insured in Methecist Conference. ALsxanpaia, Nov. 31-—The Southern Metho dist Conteronte met bere =P in the some Episcopal Church, Bishop Payne presiding e ordindy preliminary Desiness and examipation of the character of the elders occupied the morn About 160 members were in attend- The ittineis Banke Cuicaco, Nov. 19—Ovur bankers to-merrow ut the notes of the following banks - th, Bank of —_——____ Virginia Eiection. Ricrmoxp, Nov 20—One bundred and forty- four countiesand cities cfiicially reported, give Bell 191 plurality, and the pine otbers unofficially Teported In¢rease the plurality. Suspension of Graim Meurcs. New Yo Nov. 20 —Bdsine®t bere is very dispateb Albany announces the s jon of two og three flour and grain New York Purxets New Youn. Nov 21 —Plour heavy; S175 B$1.95; Obio $5 2WaSs.35; Seutieey af aes 80 Wheat dal! and nominal. Corn @ixcd 61 a650. Park heavy; prime 84.$0a811, Lard dull. at 1Sjgalds APPLES AN: SOTITORD HAVE Just smer from New ork 200 barcets SPL selected ex} ly for Press r direct then yay, fo maerl Dee . vert eae oT ORS , of