Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1865, Page 1

“SS SSS SSS “THE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED DAILY, (EXCEPT SUNDAY) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Southwest corner of Penn's avenue ond 11% street, Bry W. D. WALLAOH: —_e+—- served by the carriers to their conmigo City and District at Tax Ourrs ran WEEK. Copies at the counter, with or witheut wrappers, Two Uents each. Pasem yor Maiture:—Three months, One Deliar and Fifty Conta; six months, Three Dol- jars; ope year, Five Dollars. No papers are tent frem the office longer than paid for. ‘The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday Morning—One Dollar and a Half a year. "STEAMBOAT LINES. TLANTIO opzauens COMPANY TO 4 pene se ia are the JOHN — a CK Nien T Cape. seee worry AIRFAX Oar. Haters os cee York, every Wi very Whos EsDat my and 8 ‘atumbat mtd sveatTs FeesbaY and reps ‘daily during Dasiness hours, ‘connect with Alex- bag ba ‘Frsient forwarded 0. INEHART & OU., Agents, Corner th and Penn. avenue. south side, and foot ef G street, Washington, D. BOWEN, BEO, & 00., Rare: = B. B. CROMWELL & GO., sAeepes =y Wit 86 West street, Now York. "THE EASTESN SH ORE'S STEAMBOAT the Steamer CAMBRIDGE—Iea Ro. 140 Light Bireet Khare Bal Ball, more si A TURSDAYS for OX FORD. EASTON POINT, CAMBRIDGE and DOVER BRIDGE, and al Semeatate landings oa Avon Shel has excellent passenger ont freight secom- dath oe x: wr t 170 Light St. Wharf, B: potemac “TRANSPORTATION —_" Steamer WM. WHILLDEN, Capt. Riccaws: Steamer EX PRESS. Capt, FE. A. RytHeR, will leave Baltimo: every Tuesday and Saturday; at 4 p. for Alex- shire, Washington, aad Georgetown. Returning. leave. now # Wharf, Georgetown. Z — sad Friday atl mS Ww nd Satarda ee — tonne at ioe coal lenin 3 ‘orto Potomac, Freight re- ved daily and kept under cover. <W.R, SNOW & GD." Regents, 107 Water street, PARRAU ‘RST & CO., Agents, be se wharf, Washington, D.C. wTEAMER LEA 7TH STRERT Sanar . ¥ Nx Day AND SATURDAY. a OBRINGS, at 180" clocks ae MOUNT JERNON; . Return at 5 p.m, Fare $10.» niswick, ce 16-tf General Superintendent. POTOMAC TEANPORTATION LINE. ‘The Steamer RXPRESS, Qapt. B.A. Rrzzxe, Fill leave Baltimore every TUES- DAY EVENING. at5 P. M., for Al- exandria, — aad own. i wharf, Washing. we Tee SATORDAY MORNING, st © o'clock : a C~ ng Thee 8] toa jon. sEEDHAw s BOSS, Ua Light street wharf, Bal- BRODERS & CO., No. 3 King street, Alexan- a1 MORO AN, EEINEHART 3 CO. No. 107 Water sree Georgetown. ‘and 241 F street, Washing “hoa J. Lb. PAREHURST & CO.,7th caer hingto ere N Ww YOBK AND WASHINGTON sTEAM- SHIP COMPANY. ae Old Line between NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON i AND GEORGETOWN. @CEAN STEAMERS—BALTIMORE, BEBEOCA OLYDE and EMPIBE, In connection with Inland Steamers GEORGE H. sTOU' AY FLOWER and ANB IZA. Begular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS st 12 M.. from the foot of High street, Georgetown sod Pier 16 East Biver, foot of Wall street, New Tors. | For Freight or Passage apply to C. P. HOUGHTON, Agent, foot ef High street Georgetown. M. ELDRIDGE & CO., Prince street wharf, Alex va. ; andria. JAMES HAND. 117 Wall street, New Yorn. Freight received constantly and forwarded to all parts of the country with despatch, at lowest rates. je 2-ém ©. P. HOWGHTON, Agent, EDUCATIONAL. st. TIMUTHY'S HALL.—The duties of aa | stitution will be resumed on Sept. 13, 1856. For | krma. &e., ——— and circular at the prin- apal bookstores of city Goro ae prin- Dasville Cc aa a RAMS EXPRESS. GOMPA NY. OFFICE 514 PENN’A AVENUE, BEANCH OFFICE, 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE WILLARD®S. GREAT EASTERN, i WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS. Merchandise, Money. and Valualies of all kinds forwarded with dispatch to all accessible sections jof the country. COLLECTION OF NOTES, DBAFTS, AND BILLS, Made in all accessible parts of the United States, mo 4-tf joserH REYNOLDS 8 #09. PL BEES 74S AND ‘STEAM Fitters, HO. 500 = LiER pees Bn aes it i constant! weds the largest and best assortment in tasdetters Brackets Drop Lights, P Glotes, ‘and other Shades: eae sleet tate’ line, from the setebiishmentst the best ishmentai few York, Philadel ia. ac, whieh Will be sold on Be most reasonable z Aino RANGES, FURNACES and ¥IRE-BOARD 0 “we are prepared to fornish the best RANGE ™ anyw Pap ong very ree terms. Hotels, te c-» “Rede al Finds of GAS and STEAM FITTIN gE rhs uy and ee a re erytl NG line in all ond os na Fade. oo NA hy Neeets, Wash ee. Besine, £c , &e. the ar Pen Mo = wtreet, eae r heel ‘ania avenue, -FRANKLIN & =a BASr ScleNtirio CO: ED, PRA acTicaty PTIOIANS. 944 P. 3 een 12th and i BAZILIAN “TabsLe” AND oe ie inh tg A FOR CARTES DE VISITE OF me pista end colered, and ‘a fine co! ome, in v: jous fine bindi: vseae ante to soo phat — oe ED ON THB ]2E OLDES: Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1865. Ebening , XXVI. NE, 3,984. ANKERS ~ AMUSEMENTS. - BPEOCIAL NOTICES: TELEGRAMS, ke. B TWO B ee AA A proposition has been laid before the Gov- AY COOKE 3 GROVER’S NEW THEATER, Daas, OF PILES BY DB | ernor of Mississippi for shortening the river : pupopemrant et Pennsylvania avenue, near Willard’s Hotel. Caner ene Bt ie SER tea for | between Cairo and New'Orleans. The pro- BANKEES, LEONARD GROVER & CO.... Directors Ph who safer with the Pil les, that he | jector claims that the distance can be reduced Fifsench sireet, opposite Treatury, LEONARD GHOVER......6. D, HESS. hag been tronbled for elght years re with an aggre, | from 1,200 t0 900 miles. ‘The current would be TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EXTRA FOR SRATS hcaediet brother was discharged | increased one-fourth. A part of this scheme is Buy and sell st current rates, and keep always SECURED IN ADVANCE. ak the army ay g incurable. (he being quite para- oom a moe river, ne HF bard fod bate 4 band. ply of all Both, into the Atchafalaya and Berwick’s Bay. Not sniands © GOVERNMEN'? BORDS, aS erases Hing wewehy™ poets BELESDS | coldamage he commerce of New Oriexis, ha MRS. D. P. BOWERS. MONDAY EVENING. December 11, 1855. Will be presented Geo. E. Levell’s beautifal five- act play, entiled LOVE’S SACRIFICE, With a brilliant cast of characte) Margaret Elmore. Mrs. D. P. Bowers After which, “tet Spanish Dance. iron lock would be placed in the dam, so as to let boats into and out of the Mississippi through Red river. The sentence in the case of Colonel Crane Y Inspector General of the Qnartermaster’s _De- partment of Middle Tennessee, is that he be cashiered, forfeit all pay and allowances now due, be fined in the sum of five hundred dol- 7-30 TREASUBY NOTES, ©EERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &c., And psy the highest prices for QUARTERMASTER’S CHECKS AND VOUCHERS eurdw First National Bank the daily testimonials received oe Dr sirickland, ought to ¢ to convince those suffer- ing that the most ated chronic cases of Piles ore ered tron Dr. Bt kiana 's Pile eeny. we is id veryw 3. Wank 2 COent CHAS. CHRISTIAN, "Eat Ps: canes ana 66 $03 Bi 0c 26-1y 4A SUPERIOR REMEDY. La Madralins. we be ogra oe iy Kier gy Bate lars, and, in default of the payment of the same OF WASHINGTON. . Tuesday night. JAN uo8 con UGH BALeAd. | Of any part thereof, to be confined in the peni- tentiary at Nashville, Tenn., at the rate ef a — confinement for each ten dollars of the ne. The Houston Telegraph of the ist inst reports the arrest, by General Gregory, of Colenel CANTERB Corner tron aven @EORGE LEA....... First times of the Be gReaaid Drama of the DUM thal bat the mses, Tae ie aero eta ae uous 6 es preparations | in use, and is all that its propri- for it mw ye is dar! bg the past week, and found most distressin; B. BD. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. @OVEENMENT DEPOSITORY F MANCHESTER, cough. Itis prepared ti by bre Strickland, No. 131 Elmore, late ofthe Rebel army, on the charge anD jn which Mr. RDWIN BLANCHARD will ‘sustain, ce na tape £c of using sore oe a pon. ty pre and illegally N EXT OF NITED TOM, T M ” imprisoning im. of as corpus was FINANCIAL panels THET Wicet week rks ie DUMB MAN. ENDS 317 Panatence served on General Gregcry, who asked an ex- 5 tension that he might reeeive instructions from ‘Washington. Colonel Elmore was released on heavy bail. Colonel Taggart, Colleetor of Internal Reye- nue for the First District of Pennsylvania, has s.1zed one hundred thousand cigars and fifty- 1. ve barrels of whiskey, liable to forfeiture for being offered for sale without the internal revenue tax being paid thereon, and has com- menced proceedings against the same. The Macon Journal has a letter from Mil- ledgeville, Ga., saying that Provisional Goy- ernor Johnson has received an order from Washington to retain his position until further orders. Also, that he has orders not to issue certificates of election to the Georgia Congress- men elect. The indictment against Major General Pal- mer, found in one of the Kentucky courts, for aiding slaves to escape by giving them passes to cross the Ohio river, has been dismissed by the judge, on the ground that the adoption of the’ Constitutional amendment has abolished Slavery. The steamer Worcester, of the Baltimore and Liverpoo! line, which sailed on the 29th ultimo, returned yesterday afternoon at three o'clock, bayimg been compelled to do soon account of defective machinery. , The Houston (Texas) Zelegrenh publishes a lette¥ from a @is' distingaish Tgyman in Vir- CANTERSURY FEMALE MINSTRELS, introducing twenty-five Ladies and Gentlemen in hew songs, sayings, &c. Tart meck of the $10. Dancers. vernme i ascrer Uni Ceversaiet isepnriinn wie Sree Cae et ciya ee LeaviTT, REDDEN AND RY Btates. MAN in burnt cork comicalities. 7 ONE MILEION DOLLARS. og SZOLLOSY'S GRAND BALLET TROUPE ina new yench allet Divertisement. MATINEE on Acting in connection with the house of m1 NE es Deo. 18th, first appearance ef JAY COOKE & CO., a8 DE AED: the greatestdancers in the Ott oe My retin W. B, Cavanagh’s great Bree dra aE PENIAR'Y OATH SURCEAL AGRNID FOR TUB T-26L0EM, || isso with naw and euetiing scecoe he. be. we will fill all orders with promptness and des- =e J. W. & H. P. KREIS’ patch, allowing the regular commission to Banks P xen A eb and Bankers. A constant supply of the Notes on band and ready for immediate delivery. Sosurniye PARKER'S HALL. Penneyivania avenue, between th and 7th sts., We buy and sell all classes cl GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Gollestions Oppesite Metropolitan Hotel. Those desiring to enter can de so now, 90 we sre on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. continually formin, np hore yee the commencing with n fue first lesson. Siti in- ca We purchase Government Veuckerson the MOST Seman in regard to terms, &c.,can be as ove. “4 dag spe! and Hours of Twition: FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and prompt attention to 15TH ST., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OOLOATE’S HONEY SOAP. This celebrated Toitet Soar,in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, frasrantly scented and extremely beneAcial in its action upon the skin, For eale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. jan 28-coly TO DYE EASY is very desirable. MATTHEWS’ VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Complete in one bottle. No wash, nestain, notrouble. Achild canapply it. Persons ng to avoid the publici- ty of having their Hair dyed in public, can DYE AT HOME better than any barber can doit, by using THE VENETIAN DYE. It does not rub off or make the Hair appear dusty or dead, but imparts new life and lustre. Gives a beautiful black or brown, as pre- ferred. Price 7gcents. Prepered by A. 1. MATHEWS,N. Y. DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, Wholesale Agents, my 16-¢oly Bisa: mapitaengd } agen wig ABIvaN’s Girt is most certain, a fg indeed . ato d aoe Eadigs. iseos and Masters, VWednestag and gateraay afternoons, from 3 to 5 o'clock. For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings, ww. ticing Axsemblies every Thursday evening. ee desiring. given to suit convenience Circulars can be bad at J. F. Ellis’; Phil; foloman ®. and other boek and music stores; also ACCOENTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND Finms | Res?eane, #5 the Aeutemy during, the boars ot | ver Fo pen aS San gackoon te: in| Fi la and to any other business entrusted te us. saupitetars 2 the ‘Academy will moet with pricsm: pe a ten Sis fener Hy ton. prompt atten oc 4 Pogetie ialer's hope = Rope, and @ frien ole etaaee A large meeting was held in Louisville, Ky., FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- not want to Baie. on thesth, to take wetion in behalt of the Ken. t u for the astors. mega rere ep vespernncenll Econ men ray tomate Fou? thousand dollars were raised. ‘Wasmtnoton, March 29, 1988. mnt for ei. ld'by 8. 0. Fora, See ob at oe ae eee Major General Howard arrived at Savan- nah yesterday, and left at night for Bruns- wick. G. B. Lamar and Son have been arrested at Savannah for attempting to bribe Treasury STOP THAT SCRATOHIN' And use ee ce Fas OINTMENT, It Salt in 48 hours; also cures T MUST BE DONE. T MUST BE DONE, I aad — RIL! lblains, Ulcers, and alan Era; of the Skin, | agents who had charge of captured cotton. FOR THE NEXT @IXTY DAYS ptions FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS "Bilton omer, : Bela bral 560 Pent AN, Intelligence bas been received of the loss of the brig Georgia from Baltimore to Sayannah. petwean eth and léth sts., Washington, The crew were saved. We shall Pe all our immense stock of Mens’ and Boys’ Clothing, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of | ——~—_ a ee ee oe AND CELIBACY, > Instruction yt} The Southern delegates will generally re- pa thoy sige ion, Si ca eo T a ae ot LOOMIS, M. D. Men, just t published by th the Heward m tor Tonnes turn home except those from Tennessee and tor and Patentee of the MINERAL | 824 sentin sealed letter. enyelo free of chi * Address Dr. 3.8 i Association, Pisteaelpi a TRUE! TRUE! TRUE! NO HUMBUG! ra REGARDLESS OF COST. BEGARDLESS OF COST. THE LAST CHAN THE LAST CHAN TICK, OR GORE. LIN HOUGHTON, Ho" ‘oc 9 Tue Netw Jersey Protest AGAINsT Mr. STockTonx.—The Newark Daily Advertiser says that the protest presented in the United States Senate against the admission of John P. Stockton to a seat in that body is signed by all PLATE Tl TEETH. attends personally bis office in this city, Many persons an SS wear these teeth who cannot wear others, = no person can wear others who cannot wear Persons vege at my office can be accommodated with style and price of Teeth they may desire, but to ti ho are ticular, and wit the Union members of the last Legislature, and UICK, OB GORE. | Pat to those who ere Particular and wish the pa. _ is accompanied by an elaborate statement of 460 ‘Hi STREET, that’ in procure, the MINBEAL TERT will Entire Steck of the law governing the case, with a transcript 4607 Tn STREET, fully warranted. "i ntire Steck o' of the proceedings of the joint meeting so far as OFPOSITE THE Poser OFFIC y eome in this ge eins 33% Pennsylvania ave., BOOTS AND SHOES they relate to the election of Senator. The pro- Sth and lth sts. Also, 907 Arch st: Pitadelphie i “emily” BEAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY. H . THE POST OFFICE. J. H. SMITH. J. H. SMITH. test was carried to Washington by a committee OPPOSITE representing the two houses of the Legislature, who, with their counsel, will secure a hearing Must be gone by the Ist of January. oe met TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. L. HEILBRUN & BRO. pers Of ie Bete: he tienda me ee Omics OF THE FRANKLIN INSURANCE I would advise all persons havi: teeth to, ton have also prepared and issued a pamphlet, peta oe Brig ofne or run arionat Bane extract to call at D! 506 SEVENTH STREET, presenting their view of the case, and stating have them taken out without Aleo, call and examine the red method of tnsertin, Anrivictaty TEETH. i them stupa nines! Will have je is Dew tad Faluabie one.” Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver at the old priee, as we have not " since the great A dividend of twelve and one-half per cent. has Sist ultimo. a ndinnoe parable tothe steckhebions jst ultimo, and is now le to the « ers. HAS: BRADLEY, Secretary. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS consists of the following-named persons, to wit : at considerable length the grounds on which he relies to secure his seat. One decr south of @dd Fellows’ Hall, Will only for one month longer seM off their well selected Stock at the following low rates: SF The Mormons have jus of rec Says: received a batch its from Denmark. A Salt Lake paper Phere isn’t one of them apparently, wa. BRADLEY, President. wavenseh tie Price on our work Men's Pegged CALF BOOTS, $4 and $5, — might not as easily have been persuaded DIRECTOR oer 240" Pein’s avenue, between Ifth and Lith | Men's Sewed CALF BOOTS, $8. prevalls, ss to this Mormon heritage; provides WJ MeDONALD. es M. BRODREAD, | streets. Men's Heavy Sewed CALF BOOTS, $7. h 4 we JOS.H. BRADLEY. THOMAS B BLAGDEN, yanse-1y 8. R. LEWIE.M. D., Dentiet, eave ¥ $7. the same misrepresentations had been made to c an 2 EME ERY oe Grain and Kip BO@TS, $4 up. — e — —— gi 2 be oa = L. S. D. % . a ese air. res ris rom + leria CiAMER.” = WBRADOEY ASHLNGTON MARKET. Bos's Grain, Kip and Calf BOOTS, at all prices. | created considerable, commotion among. tle coeeen Mo, 418 oe hates ee strecte, en's BROGANS and BALMORALS, $2. “faithful.” A lot of old fogies, who had al- Men's Sewed GAITERS, $4. Children’s Copper-Toe Shoes, $1. Ladies’ Glove-Kid BALMOBALS, $3.50, Ladies’ Glove-Kid Polish BALMORALS, $4, Ladies’ Morocco Bewed BOOTS, $2, ~ Ladies’ Morocco Pegged BOOTS, $1 50. Ladies’ White Kid SLIPPERS, $2.50. Ladies’ Cloth and Carpet SLIPPERS, $1. Ladies’ Rubber SHOES, $1.15. Mens’ do. do., $1.40. Misses and Children’s SHOES of all styles. TRUNKS and VALICES at prices to suit. ‘Thie is the last chance for Bargains, therefore call soon at ready six or seyen forlorn wives, were seen examining the new comers, most likely with the Om of selecting one in order to “save her soul.”* ———— QUARTERMASTER’S SALE.—Under the an- ices of the uartermaster’s Department, ti ere will be sold at public auction, on the 12th instant, m Alexandria, a great variety of stores, the property of the United States, con- sisting of 2,500,000 feet assorted lumber, 20 box freight cars, 30 new platform cars, 4 passenger cars, 70,000 pounds boat spikes, 250,000 pounds railroad spikes, 2 steam pile-drivers, 2 portable steam saw-mills,2 caloric engines, and a col- Iection of pumps, lathes, stationary engines, BEAT BARGAINSIN PIANOS, AT METZEROTT & CO.°8 WAREROOMS, No. 318 Penna. ave., between 9th and 10th streeta. KILLEN & HAVENNER beg leave to call the Sates nud tne poulicmancaclin: th thote teen oe a ic ri 4 Weil aelected stock ours and Balt alt Moat, Preah ih. Fork, Philedelphi Butter, igen, Cheese. Family an and Ext 2 Four Buckwheat, ‘orn recke ers, Nov- gities and Ginger nap Cakes, Cracker Dust, Hams Beef Tongues, Smoked Beef, and Vegetables in _— abundance. be 4 also call ag) jen of fam- ies to their stock of five hui live Turkeys, which they will sell either live or dressed, as pur- chasers may desire. Best Oysters 2) per sat. hoses than any other house in the ci ny e also made ar: ‘sngements to be eup, ed wi Gare Kook all ait Kinds from the West, which t! fathe on fail to give them a call & call oh By Ctrl ered Tree of of “charge ‘at any One fine new Opickering & Son's Grand Square Piano, handso! One “Gbickering 7g Son Son's Parlor Grand, most ne One7 octave, William eis simont new. One T-octave Philadelphia C One 6-ectave, Steward The above Pianos we have taken ip sughenge for Steinway ¥ Son‘ ¥ — Wo will sell them at low figures to -,& METZEROTT, of Stetnway's Places nna Bamlia's Cabinet Organs ae ye ee ee number ot rebel prisoners captured and paroled by us during the war amounted, Ww ILLIA BARE Y, point in the city. HEILBRUN'Ss, in round figures, to three hundred and twenty- ies turer of ace Ss EATON HOUSE, 506 Seventh street, nine hegemony ad = one hundred and ty-three MARBL: ‘and W. Kan Aub TOfE ae Lovisiana Ave., Bar. 6TH AND 7TH 8T8., de 2-1m* Stone Stops at Entrance. Inst siz 1 of the Tebellion. ‘The number jast six months of the rebellion. The number WASHINGTON, of Union prisoners captured by the rebels du- lomuments made to order on resonable terms OLIDAY PRESENTS. onamens arr$ Per the war is stated to have been one hundred nie Benes tesa tire new, andcentains fift: w ayous fs Btly on, on hand EASTERN MAB- alk to tee ee reap AT 605 EIGHTH STREET, (NAVY YARD,) y-seven thousand. This would make a difference of but one thousand in the whole number taken on both sides previous to the final campaign which ended the war. Fa staal cs RELIGIOUS.—The religious revival in the M. E. Church at Charlestown, Va., is still in pro- grese, the Rey. Norval Wilson Pagal uie pastor, Rev. Mr. March. Rey. » formerly of Kentucky, has accep’ opted La sail at assistant pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Charlestown, in place of the Rey. A.©: Hep- kins, who has been called to Cumberfand Court House, Va. Rey. Mr. Duttonethe Jar pastor of the chureh, is in too feeble waa for active duty. Bi <a i nk m7-Only one aroun ps soldier no: at the Fair Grounds Hospital, Peters revi pea al t Thomas y ives: of Company 43d Alabama regiment, Gracie’s, brigade, Sergeant Rives received. hig wound at A: mattox Court House,en Sunday, April 9, 1 about fifteen minutes defore the flag of trace was hoisted, and within a few <i of the place where Genergis Grant the articles of surrender. He is suit os Besui frem the wound which was yery seyere. es careers Sie Ass a7 A party ¥Gern an laborers arrived here Sm morning, m_ Néw York. in one of the New York and Philadelphia Steamship Com- pany’ 's steamer®. They we: —_ ed to’ itmer & Washington, and ney and healthy looking set of men. Fools Is to be found the handsomest assortment of really useful and practical goods for HOLIDAY PRESENTS and family use,such as Bonnets, Ladies’ Cloaks and Mantillas, Hosiery for ladies, gents and chil- dren at all prices; ladies’, gents’, and childrens’ plainf linen and hemetitched Handkerchiefs; la- dies’ embroidered hemstitched and lace Handker- chiefs; gents’ spendid quality silk Handkerchiefs, all the newest s‘yles, 20 per cent less than ever be- fore; Scarfs im silk, all wool, and merino; Break- ast Shawls, Sontags, and Hoods for ladies and children; also, Seafoams and Twilights, in all j; Lace Veils, round and square Ise, Grenadine, Tissue, and Berege Veils, in all colors; linen Cuffs and Collars, linen, plain, embroidered and lace Setts; linen Bosoms, Fans, Belts, and Buckles, and a very large assortment of fancy Back Combs, Hair Nets, plsin and beaded, apd a thousand other articles too numerous to mention. you can find at WOLFSHEIMER’S Cheap Store, No. 605 sth street, Navy Yard. Water and gas, in every roem. THE TRAVELING PUBLIO May reet assured of finding as comfortable accom- ” lations with us as can be found in any first-class lotel, North or South. Our friends, patrons and traveling public severally. visiting Washington, are cordially invited MAKE THEIL HOME WITH Us, As 30 no pains will be spared to make thes com- “Patreae, arriving at the depot, will take the Me- tan eee ‘GILBERT & BRODREAD, nolé-Im ‘roprietors. Fis ©LOTHIN®@! €00D BARGAINS: BAR & BROTHER, Corner 7th and E gp —- - line off their large Men’s Business Suita of i rock ond Rack ges ets tions, A —— — stock of Boys’ and Youths Suits and een s ai stock of Furnishing Goods, &c.,ata LN Orders for Plumber's SLABS prennty aenaet lyanis between 13th — —r Wisca'bass Wasson DST Wises AND LIQUORS, Fine a Sherry, —- and net Wines. in pesnan’ bottles. Pi 's Heidsi idsick & a Charles Hel ik eaaM: PAGN eS Wied in quarts and pints ‘One puncheon Ramsay's Scotch Malt SHISKEY, Otard’s ag BRANDIES, tock of superior Old Rye and ES. Also, one puncheon 8t. BEALL & BAKER, 365 Pennsylvania avenue, jean National Hotel. WIKEMARN'S * CRLEBRATED. Pailategase 0x8 i AGENCY, 493 11TH STREET, ja and E A large assortment of Ladies’ Fr seed BOOTS AND SHOES to G. SOHON, Sole Agent de 6-4t* 10TOL BECKER, PIANO TUNER ANE REGULATOR FRR Esta PLisuED IN 1855. Connected during ten years with the Piano Store of mINCE MEAT, AK FAST BAOON. Just received, and nd for sole by. Pox “00. noms 67 inontaiann averse. noes Teh st, Tyerting a rich POMADE OPTIEM — For o— arich gloss and exquisite Fo png fer operior t to 7 other Pomade ex: sand alse well made aud well Biting Best sud ‘air and go od barrain, and ia call atthe weill- Enows store corner 7t! BAR & BROTWER John F. Hills, Bea.,and known as Taner». | Fairfax, of Londoun, as was stated Ys Fontes, pt gag hd LES & 00., Ni Also, made t ‘Stere closed navets f them his planta’ astm sold by au B Brageiste, Price S6e. abd 750. Saturdays seer Bp <3 rr ra ty = for Chickering & Sons, £ tion. ie pays t ma 300 ee ae salsa € fiute T; EDWARD ian Boa 'S BALSAMIC MIXTURE.—This old LUMBER DEALER, well known and entirely reliable remedy for Se- ret Le is forsale by all Druggists. Price Sider Jan 19-coly,a giye them Jand for eyery three years of oe ~dlmaaeta Gazette, 9th. ” ST atin hee aA new paper, to be called the- Teerest 0 ORDERS NOW RECEIVED aT DEMPSEY & O’TOOLE’S, E: 4, Sta- tioners, Ac., 326 Pa. cee tg ¥T- V. Boonan, bart pent, AND Gas Bo. 403 D street, be between 6th ngton DLO a G4, XFQRD'S MEDICATED GINGER NUTS, for worms, unrivaled i: eee an — adapted for eaten en Sat Particular attention to the collection ie and claims ip general, rie Virginia avenne, between 9th and 0th streets cast, ¥. no. _ aerOR BE RACH Lhd cy we, Opinion, is soon to in New Yori - cola cate : annum, "1 ietha te athe during his hte: WAN GuEAT CHINESE REM- near U. 8. Navy Yard. 498 lith street, something on the pl ignani, it would TH WO pA Ra, se oot i or MPORTANT Soap o> tne eacre teportant Contortene Eee are sr parely Tors _ “atts oh BF Constantly on hand a large stock of all kinds | ["Maw tae the sopaoe a Jee from, tmeoe wr pees of the SC writnont Beanne may be we corte bags LUMBER. pew, th hand, wedeem it whole world anon es 9-08 this-counins ta box. 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Hoe = over aes Y years of ENTEREST ON aoe GRorGrA.-A petition is circulating for si io “ Re egies aine in peed — es fale of ater hae ae See cree he tal to the fut aie h isso much needed this iain r ae = ca WOOD AND al ‘A Corner 7th etreet me seal ;: THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD. President rhe ty Depesed—His Suc- esser Elected—The Treasurer ajse Re- moved: At the session of the Senate oo Fees Brotherhood, held in New i York on instant. articles of impeachment were filed against John O'Mahoney, President of the Brotherhood, for perfidy and office. The charges and are very minute and voluminous, were served on Mr. O'Mahoney on the following day, wish wietice 05 pee in Ris plea in response withia twenty-four hours, meee the of bav- againet him. ing Fp meng by default taken no sleps lo meet the ony havi: mmdictinent gaint the Senace, on Satur- day, resolved itself into a court of jadicature, poy oer we the provisions of the coastitation, and baying inv charges, declared them proved, pony meen O’Mabony trom the ee of President. A us Vote iy passed, Rot Rh ice President W. Hobelte te qualify If by taking the a of office, on which that gentleman was sworn into office, stipulating beforehand that no com- pensation should be attached to the position while he ars it, Secretary of the Treas- ury, B. D. Kill has also been on grounds similar to those advanced against O'Mahony. An address to the various circles bas — issued by the Senate and forwarded by mail. Tae 0: Sullivan, signing himself “late Centre from Mallow county Cork, Ireland,” bas sent a card to the — to the effect that Wm. R. Roberts declared jo him that he would destroy the present organization and substitute a new one tn its place; and that others of its senators whore names are published, asserted, in sub- stance, that they would teardown the present Brotherhood, and erect one suited to them- selves. Propositions were made, he says, to various members of the Irish Brotherhood now in this country to join these conspirators, and preach & new gospel, which were indig- nantiy refased. The Irish, hesays, recognize O'Mahony ae the “Chief Head” the organiza- Hon next to the “Head Centre” in Ireland. Ata convention of delegates from the various Fenian circles, held on Saturday in New York, an address was adopted endorsing Col, O'Mahony as the foremost among the boldest. truest, and most talented defenders of the cause. and repudiating the authori condemning the action of the so-called Fenian Senate. AN ELOPEMENT AND ARREST.—On Wednes- day last, a well-known resident of Baltimore, doing business in Washington, appeared at Mar- shal Carmichael’s office, and gave information of a rather extensive breach of trust operation, bg, marge by his own wife. He stated that e had been married some six years, and although he had, upon certain occasions, been ruffled somewhat at her conduct, yet he had never doubted her truth and honesty. On Tuesday last, however. be states that he dis- posed of a house on Exeter street for $4,000, and gave her $3,900 of the money to be de- posited in bank. He took his departure for Washington. and upon returning the same night, was somewhat taken aback at receiving a note from his truant wife, coolly informing him “that she had taken the money, and by the time the note reached him she would be thousands of miles away with one she loved dearly.” Exasperated at her con- duct, he obtained the services of detective Smith, by whose sid he was enabled to trace her, and found that she had given the money to a young man (whose name, out of respect to his family, we refrain from publishing) and had concluded arrangements for a final de- parture. The husband was fortunate enough, Dowever, on Friday last, to encounter the aforesaid young man, who, it is said, had been a former admirer of his fickle wife, and hailing @ policeman, ordered his arrest. He was taken before Marshal Carmichael, when he admitted having received the money, and offered to re- fund it, if the husband would stay further pro- ceedings. To this the husband willingly as- sented, expressing no desire to recover his wife, but stating that he only wanted the money. The case was immediately compromised by the re- turn of the money and the young man released, the husband leaving the office, apparently well pleased with the denowunement.—Balt. Gazette. Not EmMrowrxrp To Take Necro Evi- DENCE.— Yesterday morning & case came be- fore Mayor Saunders, in which a man, named Joseph Brown, was charged with assaulting a” negro woman. When the parties were called, it appeared that the only witnesses against the accused were negroes, whereupon his Honor announced that the law under which he at present acted did not empower him to take the evidence of a negro inst & white man, and he could. therefore, take no cognizance of the transaction. He stated that if proper testimony were adduced to show that any white person bad committed an assault on & negro, the charter under which he acted wonld require him to punish the offender; but until the law was altered so as to give the negroes the right to ce in court against white persons, he could not permit them that privilege. He did not consider that General Turner's order tarn- ing over certain cases for his consideration, embraced snch as the one then before him. Major Croft being present,thereupon instructed his guard to take the parties before Colonel McEntee, Provost Judge.—Richmond Times. Kent County.—On the 6th inst., Geo. Vickers, Esq., as trustee, sold the fancy farm, about four miles from Chester- town, containing S01} acres, for $64 per acre. Abraham Hurlock, of Kent county, purchaser. he Forest farm, near the Fancy, con- 310 acres, at $54 per acre; Wm. Thomas purchaser. Also, the Miller farm, 121 acres, to Mrs. A Harper, for $46.75 per acre. The brick dwelling and garden in Chestertown, containing one acre, a part of the Anderson property, wax sold to John N. Denning, of Bal- — for the sum of $3,354.—Chestertown ews. SAEs oF Timber Lanns.—The Rockingham and Augusta, Va., land market is very livel Within the last few dsys there have been ¢ toa party of capitalists from Carlisle, Pa, tract of 5,000 acrés of timber land, belonging to D. Cupp; another of 4,000 acres, belonging t liek and others; another of 1,400 acts, ber longing to Almond & Co. The prices have not transpired. Viroixia Concresswen.— Hen. A. BH. Hy Stuart not being allowed to take his seat in Congress, as a fe scemnggg ed from Virginia, bas returned to hishome. We understand that all bis colleagues will pursue 8 similar course. —Richmond Sentinel. #7-Six hundred rifiemem have been concen- trated at Isle aux Noix, to repel any Fenian attempt at invasion of Cauada by way of Lake Champlain. 87" No distinction of color. A negro was roted in Kichimond iast week and $7,500. ue ihe —— Journal says that several Oge—of [be Gua id species—have in that vielnity of the ipuieria. — a7 Anew patos bas been discovered at Sae Tal a. The first conyget for British army sx: plies ever ‘awarded Canadian biddare bas 4 — goneNo an extensive gi packing ntned blican eompates, re trohten th actachusetie peak ma upward. pid th aecount of the war. ny thousand troops tala the field: reg en’ sand troops field—exe, * | Rscemtey sar bag six thousand—ipstead a: being overrun, and borne down with ons, has a State debt ofa littleoverthreehun- dred thousand dolars. None of her renee are in debt ip conspquenee of the war. SF Major General Gutiavus W. Smith, whe ad Tesigned the tion of Street in New es tog Sous, ‘eid who tesigned his cothmission Confederate army two years afterwards, has aot icees in New York, as agent for the National. ress Company. B27 The Liverpool eg baker and fish- monger, who had been engaged to supply the steamer City of New York, Lage] reached New York on Tuesday lgst, were all carried offto set in the steamer, having neglected to leave jn s7-The New York Times bas been enlarged to the size of the London Times. S27 The bodies of all federal soldiers buried withm an area of fret miles of Murfrees- boro, are being taken bac a and removed to the Natonal cemetery at that Place. &7-Five bundred and twenty-seven vessels of an aggregate ere FS six hundred thou- sand tons are en; he Californis coast. ing trade. SF The Iturbide feanty tas ve renounced thei! claims to the Mexican ne, and their right tolive in Mexico, for the sum of $100,080 each. A son, two years old, of been Kiven fo Rts mar Eien 0 Hakimlad ro adoption and ‘Louisvi .y has ite city police yet pend &F Joreph Pierce; a iifonit ‘sine land, Mae, bas boy alg Uribe Hioperoe gine RP-General J. W: w. 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