Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1860, Page 1

THE DAILY EVENING STAR is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STARK BUILPINGS, Corner of Vonnsyivania avenue and llth st., t 8 W. D. WALLACH. ~— Papert served in packages by carriers at s yest, or 3? cents per month. To mail tee priee is 99.59 a year, in advance; @2 for six moptae; @1 for three. moaths;and for three months at the rate of 12 cents s week, eons, ONE CRNT; in WIBppere, TWO CENTSY ic}" ADYERTISEMENTs snould be sont to the office J2.0’mook i; otherwise they may not appear GEORGETOWN CORPORATION AFFAIRS. ealeesoett tovdante, Correspondence of The Star, Gxonsstown, Dec In order that the debate in the Hoatd of moa Councit-on Friday eventag last, below, may be fally understood, we tecap pe history of the Vander: tesolution -pre- ous to that ev. At the meeting ‘of the doard, Dee 7th, Mr. Hill introduced a resolution against Mr. Vanderwerken forte Fwovery of $3.008 due the Corporation on two $1,500 each ziven in payment for the tobacco warehourgs, (secured by mortgage thereon,) and 348 belag the amount of a note given by said Veruderwerken for interest, unless pa was amade by said Vanderwerken at the ra’ ‘0 per cent a month on the whoie debt of @3,610, com- mencing Jan. 1, 1861. The resolution was read once and laid over under the tule. At the next meeting of the Board. Dec. Mth, its advocated by Mr. Hill, who said thal fen years since the maturity of the Vanderwerkea had bottght large tracts of Virginia im an wey ster sg me So fer ins ‘built himself a fine dwelling house farm, avd a barn Le > enough for two; that he had never paid the Corporation any taxes, licen- ses, fines or interest without being compelled by apecial leg siation; that he had left the warehouses uninsured some month, and if they had burned down then the Corporation would have h7d no security; and thatthough times were hard now it was and would be a harvest for the omnibus line, aod Me. Vanderwerken would never be better abie to pay than this spring in view of the wpouniee fpaucuration. Re , the pre-ent low price —— feed, and bis business being strictly u business. Mr. Tenney agreed that the omnibus line had been, and was now, of great benefit to the town, because of the number ef men employed whe live bere, and the revenne from taxes, licenses, &c He also urged that the old tobacco warehouses were, before Mr. Vanderwerken purchased them ef no use to the town. Since then they were 2 sessed at $10,000, and on that amount taxes ha been regularly paid. Mr. Tenney stated many other facts of the same tenor, and other gentlemen gave thetr views, and the resolution w ameuded, by striking out 20 per cent, serting 5 per cent., and in that shape passed by a vote of $tol; Mr Pickrell only yoting in the negative. Mr. Williams was absent. On Friday soit last all of the members were present except Mr Dodge. A tition was re- ceived from Mr Vendawebe praying the Bosrd to reconsider their action aod modify the resolution so as require the payment of 5 per cent. quarterly, f of monthly. At the proper time, a reconsideration was woved by Mr. Ten- ney, who said it was a bad time for a creditor to rt. Vanderwerken promised wes modified, to pay £500 a year penctually. It would all be paid in five years, and he thought we ought to extend this leniency to an old citizen, and one of such benefit to the town Mr Hill opposed the motion. The vote was almost unanimous for the resolution; the omnibus we was doing a good btisiness; 25 ceuts fromeach coach per day would pay it, and it was too much after ten year’s credit to ask for five more. Mr Tea said the gentleman seemed to for- et that Mr. Vanderwerken had a partner in the now. and this was his individual debt. The bad been reduced 25 per cent.,and if they were making money now, Mr. V. must have made a great deal at the bigherrates. This money goes toshe sinking fund aad not to the general fand, se would no: pay any crediters of the town. At this thme all knew it to be impossible to raise money, the banks are giving no accommodation, and it was herd to come down on a creditor with asnap judgment He meant no reflection on the gentleman, but this was too much like a Shylock ~manding bis pound of flesh. Let the gentle- man remember that “mercy is twice blessed,” diessiag uot oaly he who ihe bat he who re- ceives. -‘1.’’ sald he,‘ bavea friend, a gentle- man who js sometimes called a shaver, (a com- missioner of the sinking fund, and a member of the Greaney age ongress,) who bas had mortgages laying over for ten or twew' rs, and cannot even get the interest on aco aoa would be the last man to force a collection at this time. Itissaid corporations bave no souls; but shall we be less merciful than a gentleman who is sometimes called a usurer’’’ Mr. Hill said the gentleman bad defended Mr. Vanderwerken through thick and thin, and would not vote to force him up, but had released him from 4300 justly due. He is doing a cash busi- ness; and with the session of Congress, inaugura- ted advent of a new administration, &¢., is doing ood business, and will be all next summer. He y reduced his fare when compelled by the op- itioa e notion to reconsider was passed by the fol- lowing vote: Yeas—Messrs Dunlop, Fearson, McCobb, Pick- Tell. Stake and Tenney—6 Nays—Messrs. English, Hill, King, and Wil- Uams—4 Mr. Tenney moved to amend the resolution, by Inserting “‘quarterly"’ in place of ‘‘a month ” Mr. Eaglisa was sorry ne could not yield, but be was ac:ing here for bis constituents and the good of the town. Hecomplimented Mr Tennet on bis eloquence, but he (Mr. E ) thought it ‘icy in tue Corporation to coutinue the debt ta t Vanderwrerken’s bands for so } ‘ime. He to oppress Mr and if the m was out of debt, end wot paying in- if, he would indulge tim. Ja one’s own Dusiness it is not policy to receive interest and pay itrightout. He would suggest i0 per cent. quar- terly Mr. Hill seid the faterest was not paid on the S10 note given for interest in 155U. Here was an- other loss of nearly as much as the original note, by procrastination. Mr. Tenney thought the gentleman not quick at figures, or not posted. He then said he liked to answer good arguments, such as generally came from bis friend oa bis left, (Mr. Engltsk,) but thought be, in common with other business men, had sometimes to receive and be paying interest. Mr. English said it was not go.-d policy, but he bad sometimes to take Interest when he could not get the principal Mr. ‘woses raid, in reference to the matter of ¥ nm owing money, this ainount would ive mo relief, as it goes to the sinking fund to ay Corporation siock. The only question is, ‘I the security po y=galad The property is assessed for $10,000, is mortzaged $3,000. The ¢ E ) hed been in the C: jon since 1852. Why bad he not moved in this matter before? Mr English said his impression was such a resolution been voted for by bim before Mir. Tenney said that was only be-ause of the noa-pa’ at of interest. Mr. Stake said that be had pro to make the op 3 per ceut. quarterly, at the lagt ors Mr. Hill suid there bad never been a dollar paid by that man (V.) without a special law. If it had not been for his (Mr. Hill’s) resolutions intro- duced here, would his interest, liceases, or insu- rances have now been paid? He did not blame the previous Boards, but Mr Vanderwerken would nothing without being compelled, and be ed the Msyor and the Recorder Mr V.’s counsel was the Corporation Attorney. Gentlemen can’t coutradict it or say his business is not good It ts 2s good, or better, than it ever was Mr. King bad as much leniency for Mr Vander- werken as any one, but he had to bring in a reso- jution in the previous Corporation to make bim pey bis insurance. Mr. Hili’s statements were correct. He had compelled bim to pay up. But three months is all you will yet. The next Corpo- sy will release Eim t. Hill.—As long as you ‘islate for Mr. V, he will be before ee A pe sean . ted Witt the Corporation of Washington told me he was at getrid of tines, &c., and they had to kick bim out and make bim pay up. If we do it here there will be no more trouble. The morning after I introduced this resolution be came forward and paid $90 interest. a ie — somebody behind bim with 2 switch all - Ume Mr. Tenney said Mr. Vanderwerken probably did not know the Interest was due or he wuld bave paid sooner Mr kaglish —+ Didnt you tell him the corpo- ration was after bim with a sharp stick, and thus forced biw up Mr. Teaney said that Mr. V_ bad not been asked for it. It was the clerk’s, or bis own, as clerk of the sinking fund, to apprise Mr Vauderwerken. He did pot kaow what the vext cor, tion would, = He was not as sagacious as his friead, (ir. King ) Mr. King said the gentleman was sagacious enough to plead Mr Vanderwerkin’s cause here, and would agatn in the next corporation Mr Teaney ssid that be approved Mr. Hill's course aad thought he bad done the State some service * was not qualified to act as Mr. V attorney, bat had as bis fiend without fee orreward Hedid not know thet he would be & member of the next corporation, or even a can- @idate If be was amember be would not vote te release Mr. V. from these payments ‘ Mr. King —* Nor any one else to do so?” ee ed MISCELLANEOUS. big Notice 16 REREBY GIVEN that sealed propossie will De received at this Department until the t¢th December instant, for the issue ofany portion or tho whole of five million of dollars in Treasury notes, in exchange for goid coin of the United ‘States, deposited with the Treasurer of the United States, the Treasurer of the Munt at Philadelphia, | G or the Assistant Treasurers at Boston, New York, or St. Louia, within five days from the ofsnoh proposalr, under the authority of the aut ofCongroes entitied ‘An act to authorize the issue of Treasury notes and for other purposes,” Proved December i7. ia. mal 3 * Such Treasury notes will be issued, upon the re. ceipt here of certificstes of the depomt with those officers to the oredit of the Treasurer of the Umited Sta‘es, They will bs made payable to the order of or bidders as shail offer to make such’ inge at the lowest rate of interest, and the Treasury notes wil! onrry such rate of interest from the date of such deposit. just state the rate of interest without condition, and without reference to other bids, and contain no other fractions! rates than one fourth, one half, or thres fourths of one per centum. One per ceat. upon the amount proposed to be exchanged must be deposited officers above enumerated, whose certificate of such depcsit must accompany each proposal, as security for ite fulfilment. If the proposal is not aanepted, immediato directions will be gi turn such deposit, Should the proposals vary from the provisions of the act of Congress, or of this + CLOTHING, &e. | @RAND BU ae RAG TREET! ! az SM IT H’S, No. 460 SEVEN fers tidren’s Beg shal ‘or Children's seen partner once ot twi ith yor what Mr Dunlop sald be would vote for Mr. Ten- ney’s amendment. vorable om the first of ith a shot bag filled w: ut Na a78 Pec avente, DIARIES. Commence the Year with a Diary. Tt was an unfa In the present state of u: it ill becomes us to press jay the matter om the table for the ifsuch a motion was made. * Mr. Tenney’samendme: ‘was carried Without a divi Mr Euglish moved to amend b: — hereafter be a breach of faith if the time estan ‘was shortened. oom Mr. Dunlop thought the Corporation could upwards of fifty styles, se the rate — time, and force the collection breae! N. B. SERVAN' Dont forget to callat No. 460 Sevonth street, before purchasing else- where, and satisfy yourselves that we are cifering J. BH. SMITH, Clothier, GENTLEMEN'S ffora to citizens ADAPTED FOR HOLIDA¥ PRESENTS. yes—Mesers. English, Fearson, Hill, King, | “One, Two, Three and Four-Faced Shawls. Noes—Messrs. Dunlop, McCobb, Pickrell, Stake and Tenney—5. Mr. Tenney said he would now move to ma! the amount $3,000, and brin; pelling payment of the $10 Mr. Hill moved to insert 15” instead of “5” Mr. Stake excitedly said he reecution of the rights of a ooked to him more like a personal matter than anything else, this hunting up old musty records TS. Mr. tin said that he bad not acted in a spirit He came here to do his duty and would do it, and was not tryin: not want the votes of Mr. Vanderwerken or his “We do not let our claims lay over this eaid he, ‘and I am not going to indulge — at the expense of the Corporatien.’’ Pearson argued Mr. Vanderwerke: saying his establishment was worth more to the towa than the cotton factory, the flour mills, or in aresolution com- oinsses survive interest on the first of ty ie most durable winter other Sicdoct Stay and Cloaks ew. novel, and entire ee ot Silk Robes, Dress ids of Dry Good: eral use. cat ayy “value marked in distinot ived, hs, &o., upper with one of the Under-olothing of all_kinds, Gloves of best i Stocks, Hosiery, &c., &c. All A + Nothing made to order mm the most WALL, STEFEENS arpets, Curtains, Rugs, House fem Bianketsa, Comforts, &c., base- took solicited; it FFEMALE moagot 16 aN: of persecution All proposnis under th: Mrs. s.4! fica mtck and insoribed on the outeid ury Notes.” They will be opensd and awarded at this Department at 12 o’elock noon on said 23th of PHILIP F. THOMAS, Seoretary of the Treasury. botice must he reaied 7 RVENTH SeRErt. FURNISHING GOODS, n of store and to get and did implies ro ob igation to aroha PEOPLES 0. 460 8: HOLIDAY PRESENTS Persons wishing to make pu esents, will find at the store o! of FAN Wy GOODS. such aa CAPS, Ar 20 Pex Cape. Lass iis Usvat Rates. id Raglans, cy Bilk Robes,” Silks, No. 460 Seventh Street. —Allin want of CLUTHIN NG GOODS wii fiad it greatiy to their ad- 3H. smitH, Ciorurer. MERCHANT TAILORING. stomors, and citizens general- ly, to an inspection of our preseat new, at evant 8 nent MERES, DOESKIN ‘ ERCOA'TINGS, & which we will make to order in superior Tore feb and ioch eta. -. Dr. J. H. MeLEAN’S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER. THE GREATEST REMEDY in the WORLD, Hiawatha Hair Res Is wairanted in every itorative u Ruerore Gray Harm ro 17s OxicinaL Coron. 5 landsome Cloth Cloak: hawis, Black and Fa laok and Fanoy Di iguredand Plain Embroid red Linen Cambrio Handkerobiefs, Mus‘in and Cambrics, Collars and Sets, ° eck Ties. Bonnet rino Shirts and Drawers, And & great mai Mr. Hill asked why the gentleman had no con- sideration for Mr. Vanderwerken in his own case. When he hada little claim against Mr. V. he told him to call and settle the ju: appointed, and if he did notdoso down ou his goods and chattels ‘was not consistent. Mr. Tennev’s $10 amendment was ; Mr. Hill's 15 per cent was rejected, and the fesulntion as amended was passed by the follow- ment on a day e would come The gentleman van‘age to give mo a ct Tim It 1snet an instantaneous dye which orooke, smuts and gives a dead biask color to the hair; t! patient having to submit to soa; he hair every time 3 nO} ar of jead, &o., nor to the heir of skin. Ing bo preparation, no wksh. iti lied other G~ods avitable for Holiday ‘eas—Messrs Dunio; Tenney and Wiliiams—6. Nays—Messrs. English, Hill and King—3. Mr. Williams said be voted thought it the most we could get, and the Board HED style at very lo 521 Seventh st and 321 2 a O FOR THE HOLIDAYS! SEVENTH STREET FOREVER! FUN POR THR CHILDRE PRESENTS SUITABLE FOR ALL AGE. HRISTIAN RUPPERT, +, betwocen Dand EF. p, Fearson, Pickrell, Stake, It is an artiole r, agp ‘Bowe 866ny ordinary aration deciare that it will per Baliou’s Pictorial, nderfal, and we can on! the preprictoy says in re; wee An INTEREST! cx.—During the Nalification controversy at Charleston, in 1532, it is well known that Gen. Scott was present, in command of the troops in Fort Moultrie. of the excited meetings in the circus, Gov. James Hamilton declared that he had resolved to put Purpose of the Government in the collection of duties tothe test—that some sugar would arrive which would be the occasion of this test, and that “he would go the death for the sugar.” ood watch was kept. twelve boxes of sugarcamein. She wassigoaled and not heaving to, a shet was fired from the fort The sugar was teken out and landed in the fort, where it re- mained until the controversy was at Itsend, when it was delivered to the consignee. Not long after a large fire No. 522 Seventh We have enlarged. renovated our establishment, so'th fact, tho largest and best re; Variety Store in the city. attention we have carefully selected our great stock nd Winter Trade, and We beg every lady to call and see ble to enumerate ail remodeled, and no ulated Toy, Fai Deticiovs axD “We observe, by a notice in a Boston paper, that DELIGHTFUL & promium was awarded by the Mavsachusctts Me eee eee oe eee ae Pair, Metenind ‘Fiswitae eon i eer oe EVER TAKEN. elveR, Ax it is impo: eatorative,! &a Set ‘uffice it to sBy, ours embrace: dina well conducted To: nd general variety and most tasteful BM BF TING and DRAWINGS promptly porior merits in this respec ter sufficient evidence present ed to Mr. Hoyt this flatte: e Evening Post themae ves, Com The vessel with the rarded rink tevtictiontal = Bie prey me Sold in Washington by J. W. Nairn, D. B. Clark, Kidwell & Lawrenoe D.G. Ridgeiey. eee, J. 1. Kidwell, aad by Druggists gem je 12 im before her bow a MRS. RUPPERT, 592 Seventh st , 622 Seventh at., 522 Seventh st, ie iw ke out In Charles- EIL, WIDOW, THE WEEKLY DOLLAR STAR. ‘This excellent Family and News Jourasi—con- ining @ greater variety of interesting resding than can be found im any other—is published op Fos Seam sor ig Bp sis corner gt EDUCATIONAL. Tose Reset RN Chane heir phy moaltraining wilreoetrs dat ‘and enietsd Gnueator atrnectieeyhorge corner eit U: Academy, ‘our- DD. sc % NCTPAL. . Par The thirteenth annual of this I wi!| commence o1 nestor J ptember 18t! aS iy - use recent! en aga by verter Scott, No. 180 Kin T course of study pursued will oo: prise all no 02 ve ul th str a. pion sca": Pineat, bata Sad’ Bente, Tn addition to day seholars, Mrs, M. is grees to receive ® limited number of ‘ho, constitati tof her own. ‘ij'be under her immediate care ., She will endeavor, as far as sdgar So Marbu: cary, (aa! ry, Keg 0 bert ton, -W.D Slavin ome fe, Jt Faq Col. Fol jecere. Biucklock & Marshall, Brothers, Tame. i he lish, 5 vance. io and aaces Bt Professors’ prices. a ‘No extra 6 ‘ces. eu tf Many persons oan wear these cannot Wear others, and no person oan wear others ‘Who cannot wear these. at ofipe basccommedanes and price of Teeth they ure; 10 joular but to those are parti and wit the Fe ad Section A MMERIE LAE this oity—No. 338 Pa. sven ath and 10th sta, Also, 907 Arch sirest, Poissy" ? aE h_-_5 CENTRAL STORES! CLOTH CLOAES! CLOTH CLOAKS!! New Cloth Cloaks, new Cloth Cloaks, Cloth Cloaks of new styles, Cloth Cloaks of now styles, Black and-Colored t!!oths, Colored Cloths, DRESS GOODS—D . Valencias, Merinos, Silks, a Dress Goode; marked down to meet the present state ef the money market, — We invite ail in want of Dry Goods to . and we feal confident that they will Wm RiKEY,§ BROT B. Sweeny, Executors, a gathy O'Neil and Ju at law of Timoty dees ton, which was espied by standing on the rampart He instantly ordered body of three bundred soldiers to the relief of the burning town They bestened to the scene of the conflagration, and as they were a hepeeath @ per- oO en. Scott while he was James Rider O'Neil O'Neil children and late of *s ashingtoa ca other persons inter: You are hereby not of each ingredien = thoronghly excracted After takin: ‘at the Hon, William e Judge of the Ciregit Court ambis, hath this da; ication on the part of 8 warrant, directed to the Marshal of the District, commanding him to summon aja “n goud and lawful men to moet on your y whatever name or names the ying in. said county of Wash- ‘anal, above the Littic Falls ‘otomac river,on FKIPAY. the 2th da, of mber iaetant, st uoen of said di of valuing and condemning th ree right to erect and bu: ie 3 for Cloaks. Cee pere eget hog $5. GOUDS-DRESS 8 Raa penn ed Will efecteally cure Liver Complaint, 3 : renic or Nervous Debdility, Disences d Liver or Stomach, Suck are tae men whom the excited people of Charleston may be stimulated to attack. L+ recall this ineident, and, above all, let them re- member the old hero (Scott) now mediating for the country, the support of the laws and the Constitution, as bumane to the suffering as he is faithful to the inter the peace and honor o! pess of the Skin av’ ht Sweats, lowerd Fev: rpotual and iid. dam aoross the Falls CARRIAGE FACTORIES. Pi acca eae ate aed ts sbedine mara: WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FA ¥, wae eet wi AR as Wagons, Park’ P! ~ Recaro ane have just finishei a number of first-class neds, "Posey a, Combi ty, and lly attended to Ropeiring prompts carefully WALTER, RAMAN hmakers, successors to Wm. T. ap D-dir Between 7th and 8t! Opposite Center Market. RADY" TION. PHOTOGRAPH Bear's NATUR ERY: 352 Penn Avene. jibition, berutifal! f residentand Vice Photographs of Buchanan; of al House of Reprosentatives of th mince of Wales aad a lars: ed foreign personages; nf nea: prominent Statesmen, Ports, Artiats, Ai Chest, ‘or Side, Sudden warm to the feelinys of the whole people of these United States, North and South, East and West. it? “1 would have Branch within the limits of Dalecarlis, as held by Scott. st or nearthe site of the former dam, wi‘ hin the limits, y Or amy vervous disexs Grin, and Fever and Ague (or . OVER A MILLION BOTT! deen sold during the last six months, ving entire aetisfaction. £0 as effectually to convey of said branoh inte the beolute estate in t-d States for the id assessing all ven one thousand dol- lars,”’ exclaimed the angry Phillips, in the Afri- hurch on Monday night, *‘ bad [ been in the Temple this mornigz, to look in the eye “If you had not beena d—d coward,” responded a white man tn the body of the church, “you would have been ‘The response, 80 unexpected, appalled the scold He soon after left the church, 7nd, sandwiched by women, he was guarded to his home by the police aforesaid mill 4 9., a8 of an a) rpetuity 13 the said Ui Washington Aqueduct. which the owners theroof shal #1 id United States eu Washington Avuedu h, when and wi OHN BREWER, ‘ssbington Aqueduct. finished Photographs ‘resident elect: Imperial itaia, by reason I the Prericents from Jackson to esent Congress; tend if to you it Attorney for wi de 16 Stawt2ath HP EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT BY P. RIC. ho lyst Teoens: ones. lain Ph -tographs in the wor! ‘he Colored Photographs must be seen to be ap- treat Visiting Cards, ‘DRED PHOTOGRAPHS FO2 ‘sll other styles oqually moderate, MABRIED PERSONS, aaa or sthers, consciovs of inability from whatever cause, wil Sotgh rogeuersiee ef ths eyeiom; and all who may have ia © ini ae will TO THE LAD McLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL is a sover- end speedy cure for inci; Tn Giddingee, Petocing, THERE IS NO resisted. mLwenty ve ful le elega: 18 ‘ONE. HU SvuccessrvL Foxorry who gave bis uame as Joel W. Miller. and who ited bimself as being connected with one of the largest leather and hide establishments in New York, swindled a banking institution of St. t of $300 !ast week by means of a forged n Hatdenburg & The draft was for $6.500, and si dence of the bank officers in the probity of the rogue that they would have amount on the spot, but he mi demand to three hundred dollars. t indler, or of the Teg pes roved recently and now offerr ngs rogeaors > grr jucements forthe patronase of citizeus and strangers than any other n ublic hose in the git: his om being | wse of Any otner ewue, and his accommodations for permanent or transient boarders unex*eption- ‘abl restaurant arrangements of the e very ed ‘by the moet f tas- ges unremitte: atten- nditures to give sat- renews his invitation *- ipient Consumption, Wh: f New York A. , re ‘was the con Dresemaxiné and all diseases incident to Pema 3g to directions, Tt Ii that can be desir id bim the full estly reeiricted his | Alt kinds of Ladies Garments, Drossos, Cloa! tand made to order by every fashion —— Paris aud London nee isfastion to al!,and Ali to give the Luropean Hotel s call. I HAVE NOW ON HAND A COMPLETE ea” Kid and Lasting Velvet Trimmed ti ittoned Boots, ‘Ghawk : toned ‘ {7 Madame Colson, the prima donna, while in Philadelphia, had to contend both against “‘fire and sword,” as the otber evening she set fire to her dress from a lamp, from which the al- cohol burned over the side and di reat presence ef mind sbe crashed it out tely, escaping with a burned band. A he fell on the dagger in the of “ 1) Glaramento,” and injured her arm quite badly. FOR aera gered Et make ther bee net a moment; try it, and you take, Sones ‘be convinced. it in de pees TRATED BOOKS ve now our usual assortment o' eles antly boa: Prosonts for the partment compri® ut and a! the od ones fui View Pio'ure Boo! Our assortment of pd 1 FOREIGN WINES, BRAN. topped on her. Fi sees’ Kid Velv-t-trimmed no iy a ve Ci HHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS. ‘elec. It is the only remedy that will che Jy snd at the same time strengthen che system. teuspeonfal tsk foe certain preventtve for Cholers, Chills and Pever, Yeliow Fever, or ubber Long te, . to BL 1 bd exhe soarkt adewhere’ in _ Fie assortment of Boots and Shoes for e ou 7, ROSENTHAL Notice TO THE PUBLIC. 'n the little ones. No More Coat ro oo Sours at Paes a meeting of coal dealers held in this city - pres all importation to money matters and the state of public feeling there were deemed sufficient to render th . We regret that many mivers mustsu: a time at least, on account of this action trust they will be relieved ere long. Tes: douterters coming are invited Eiht saemtnrae Resi a of al sige a day, it was resolved is ° 8 Prices to suit fie mes. HU Bu Pa or and Eisventes SPANISH MERINO : Aubsoriber is breedin the best of SPANISH Principal en Pine streets, &. Louis, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, Subsoriber baviog quae aAditions te kt RSs ’biscicts where eer contest jong ex: neetn the be tO: A TiScs of Uacriagesead Ligh! Wagens Bepten ‘a: REPAIRS neatly done, andail orders prompt er LIFE oF HEA MARINE OF VIRGINIA insures arainst lors or damage by fire omable terms ‘of i Biles “GEATH’s KNOW! L Office—Room 16 over Bank of Washington. 66.30 . 0. MM 4 Inrortegs ch ayCrES ee Retail Deei- GINS, &. HAVANA ©) GARE, 4 ive doors beet bextusion tra, ‘ouths’ and Boys’ Clothing for School and iy '. = ‘ear. ina few pe nd se)ls as es auy first- at ‘The St, Louis Democrat annou permission both of Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Bates to say thatthe latter will occupy a seat in . it is not, however, defini settled which department will be assigned to Bates oDiwWiy_W : Singer’s Sewing Machines. 388 PENN. AVENUE, NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. al. ‘it. Apples, Flour, hi 1 A Ae ae y invited to 3H. CANFIELD. beings tava boon saved! lie of: ia invalual UP The U. 8. Minister at Constantino; ‘ase of thie ble remedy. appreciating the butter of that country, to the United States for a su ands of the artic! from Philadelphia, on Seven hundred ped to his order, A suit for $20,000 damages has been insti- inst the sheriff of Chicago, growing out |. It runs amooth |” e The Gauttis, the 6 the hs Riohsrd, the With many other ne ‘eco and Leer $23, to which we ask the atteat TAYLOR & HUTCHISON. NEW PAWN OFFICE. hems, ae ‘swiss or cise between the two nan bet % u pre machine, foam (CA a} SPeaRs AND TOE age FOR THE MIL- coach trimmers . Sil. Twist, A M’lle Crolista bas been doi: |, &o., always on welking from the house tops of St. > has bafiied the by eminent medical men trifle no longer wish tbe ‘ED LINIMENT. Hottoway’s Piru am of DK bec eaN'e CELE: pyre OLD Ry Rae Uae FOR MEDI- Price $2 per gallon or 5 cents per bottle. pease on hand private sale. i ived a large Fu st pot pe and.on li w ep anid d mona rv. eaettal cat ss of freat' L9 B- Affections. 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