Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1866, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation im the District, m= emamEes Walles Rend ue ee ox W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. WASHINGTON GITY: WEDNESDAY.... NOVEM 21, 1866, smova' of paper Offeriag. = ms eons - The banks very generally decline paper under 7 per cent., but on the street sales of prime names are effected at6Ka? per cent. In the stock market, the battle between bulle and bears is flercely maintained, the latier hay- ing tor the moment the aseendency. : Commercial of yeeterday afterneon says: Governments chow a reaction ftom S7 READING MATTER ON BYEBRY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. TO ADVERTISERS. The following is the official showing of the circulation of the daily papers of this city competing for the Government advertising Under the recent act of Congress directing such Gd vertising to be made in the two daily news- Papers of Washington Raving the largest tutions im this city, who bad rece; realized aon tne bigher ico, Some st e foreign bankers were also buyers. There bas been a brisk from foreign ers, 5 to represent : ‘On eentes tm advan circulation = hort sales. On Five t ce EvEnine StaR......7,715 copies per day. | tanged ax per cont. Geld has nor veriea Chronicle... 5.008 4 « materially from the rates of yesterday. The 3,552 « “ firmness of Five-twenties at London, in re- se to the fallin gold here, has deprived bulls of a prop upon which they had relied for the counteraction of the downward tea- dency. Loans are made mostly fist. The returns of advertising by the city papers | ®! for the quarter ending September 30, 1966, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows : — well-matvhed CARRIAGE es Samia ste boas, | tween 8th and sth. - Bo 21-58 N= YORK DAILY PAPERS delivered at the cence of woheutbore, _ Gente por VERNMENT BONDS REDBEMABLE IN GOLD. A letter from Secretary McCulloch to Messrs, L. P. Morton & Oo., of New York, just pub- lished, affirming it to be the policy of the Goy- ernment to redeem ail its ponds in gold bas had am Assuring effect among foreign dealers in Books end Stationery ite 365 Da cnet to Beaton alt, GLEseanr og ‘ CAPR OVEBOOATS, For Boys.6 to 12 yoars—$12. OVEBOOATS bonds, and a sympathetic improvement abroad For lerge Boye: from $9 to $22. is anticipated. The announcement of the fact One Price Unly, marked in plein fleures. GEO. 0. HENNING, Will no doubt materially affect the price of no 21-26 corner 7tu st. and Maryland ave, gold as well as of Government bonds, and oughtto havea wholesome influence on our national finances SELECTION PUBLIC LaNDs. Im accordance with directions trom the Sec- retary of the interior, the Commissioner of the General Land Office is preparing instructions with regard to the fees and costs to be paid on the selection of lands under grants from Con- gress to Staves and corporations. PUBLIO LANDS OPENED TO SETTLERS. The line of route of the Union Pacific raul- way.enstern division, Daving been changed from the Kepublican Fork te the Smoky Hill Fork of the Kansas river, the Commissioner bas instructed the register and receiver at Junction City, Kansas, to restore some 1,600,000 Scres of land to settlement and entry under the pre-emption and homestead laws, and the register and receiver at Brownsville, Nebras- V Franc OTUNEN AN D PIOGLATOR oa TABLISURD IN 1356, ORDERS Now be VEDAT DEMPSEY & O’TOULE'S, ‘avers and Sta- toners, &c., 326 Pa. av, bet, oth and loth ste, F. C, BEICHENBAOH'S Piano Roems, 495 11th street, near Pa. avenue. Special Notice from Wm. Knabe & Co., Baltimore Mr. Becker has tuned Pianos for ae at our Ware- rooms, and we take pleasure in stating that we be- lieve bim to be a competent tuner. ‘26 21-3m kK IRBK WOOD HOUSE, Corner Penna. avenue and Twelfth sireet, Washington, B.C. Fitvuated in the most central location the city, midway between the CAPITOL AND PBESIDENTIAL MANSION, Only « short distance from ali the Departments, ka, to restore about 1,500,000 acres. The resto- | Patent and Post Offices, Saifthsonian Institute, Fation does not make the lands subject to sale etc. H. H. DUDLEY & 00. &t private entry, but only renders them acces. "a P s sibie to actual settlers. no 21- ‘roprietors. sonra ease aaa ala 87 Mr. C. U. Cox yesterday retired from the Baltimore Commercial, Mr. Wales purchasing his interest in that journal, and becoming sole proprietor. = F nexon menrnozs, REPS, POPLINS. BMPRESS CLOTH, MOUSSELAINES, BICH SILKS, | ‘BLAOK SILK VELVETS, IRISH and FBENOH POPLINS, AND MOURNING DBESS GOODS, SF Wo offer a large stock of the above at GREATLY BEDUOED PRICES. JOS. J. MAY & 00, 308 Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th and 10th gph. Grand Horse Fair AT THE NATIONAL TRACK, >a THUBSDAY, Nov. 22. PEEMIUM $500, have been male, one mile s7' From J. T. Burch, corner 9h and D Streets, we have received The Catholic World and Old Guard monthly magazines for Decem- ber. therein APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.—Wm W. Tucker, to be a Justice of the Peace for the District of Columbia. _Bo 20-2tif Vrrewia Items. —A heavy robbery, it is Said, occurred on the Urange ‘and Alexandria carson Friday between Culpeper Court-House aud Orange Court-House. A gentleman just trom California, and who had exchanged his old in Washington for greenbacks, had bis pocket picked of $5,700. The passengers were | searched. but the money was not found. It is suspected that the thief got off at Culpeper ourt-House. Some, however, think the rob- d repeat. Bud Doble enteru......... POLLY ANN. bery might have occurred at the depot in this Jobn Murphy enters. . LTIMOBE CULT <r This is expected tobe anexciting race, asthe be annual meeting of the stockholders of the Gentrai Railroad Company will be held in Richmond on Thursday next. it is under- stood that the battle for the presidency between Gen. Wickham and Col. Fontaine will then be fought over again. The Lynchburg and Danville Railroad Com- pany bas organized, and Col. Wm. W. Black- tosd appointed chief engineer, at a salary of | en 4.S. Hutter treasurer, at a salary at be reputation of the champion riders is at stake, as weilas that of the horses. FRIDAY, 234 inst. HOTEL PUBSB OF $200. B® to all trotting horses excepti weveett and Parchore, Mile heaee 2s, Dexter, nest Comp}jmenter: enent to A. Moffitt, Pre- prietor. from the Hotels of sresbiegton. Butries will be snneunced on Friday morniag. SATURDAY, Nov. 24th inst. $2,000 PURSE. een Tue Planet Venvs.—The evening star is DEXTEB, MEGOOSLEE, and POLL Bow At its greatest eiongation from the sun,and no zl A MOFFITT. Prone presents its most brilliant appearance. The = Piet caus mamoving towards usat the veloc- | FYOB SALE—& HOR: a atte for say Hy of <0.000 miles am hour: and though keep. | Ap POtPose. Al BELLO. tty bate Hav ISQ ing in this direction for some weeks, will di. | apd 10th. Idand. ne minish in brightness on account of the opaque side being gradually turned towards us. the first of December its telescopic form will be that of a thin crescent, and on the [ith it Will pase directly between the earth and sun, atthe distance from the earth of 27,000,000 miles. no 20-3t* Hi Bo OASSIMEBE SUITS, K 5 JaAv! say 4 PANTS. @EO.0 HENNING. no 20-2t Corner7th street aad Maryland avenue. SS neNENen ts Seem ALBXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RarL- Boavb.—A letter from Richmond says :—“The work was commenced trom lexandria Mount * Al wo} PIANOS received 24 ow ernbon, and was progressing favora- | ebral paay 9 bly, but from nome cause er Other, the first in. | veay- Preaner Sorted fee mtof money due the contractors so: > EL - tine since bas no? been paid, and, asa large | 2022-2 between sth snd Jot Dumber of workmen are emp: expenditures bad to be made, probably, be delayed in conseq uence.”—Alez- ezandria Gazette. HEADQUABTERS o: F iN Efgearias. Families supplied with OYSTERS steamed and in every style at < BEOWN’S RESTAURANT, Corner of K and 7th streets, north of the market, Gameinsesson, Meals farniehed at the shortest notice at the house, and st ali hours to families, The Ber stocked with the best Liquors. Please — call and you will go away satisfied. ‘Do 20 Gt" po TT 7K. M. T. Hunter is the quiet man of Vir- a, a7-Gev*tal Pillow is said to have raised 3.000 bales oi ¢otton this year. S7 A man withoni lege is running for a seat in the Britieh Parliament. BF Somebody hints ata cold winter. Who « ever beard of a hot one. S7 There is a big decline in the New York wiletaan eee T° ABoaiTECTs. SF What did Jack Frost say when ne wooed PEARS AnD SPROUloaTions FOR NEw the violet?) Wilt theu. p15 FOR TH AB DEPAKTMENT Bn! t ci mn. ®§7 Napoleon looks “pale and puffy.” S7-A little girl of Mineral Point, Wisconsin, recently lost her life by swallowing hot coffee. #7 Rev. J. Mickell, an English clergymaar, ‘seventy-five years old, has blown his brains out without any assignable reason. S7 Garipaidi pronounces America the great- st arbiter of questions of humanity. j @7 Lucy Hopkins, aged -2, was instantly | killed in Lyne, Mass. on Friday, by falling Gown a flight of stairs. SA miller was ground to death in hiemili | at Aneon, Me. THE FAIR NOW BEING HELD AT the new Schvol House on 5th street, for the i of St. Mary's Church, will close to-night, Give them a call root age the Musk ace occ! t vacant ground, ment Bgton, ‘The batidings required should evap caporfcial Srea as large ae the site volected wi mit of. Photoaraphs o' site, and ail other iuformation re- teeta Sesiting to compote rth work sapere com, [OF work, @ plication, personally, or by letter, to the andes. cs 3 = premium of 98,508 for the first. }2,000 for th: second and of Sha for the tated neat coaeene Pa ia gee Bathe Board of Beers ys ‘with the ty of selec: ¢ and preparin, and ifteations for the buildi if the De- } partment ‘under act of — AC approved July | 38, 196. ‘The plans and specifications must be sest to office of Brevet Lieut. Golonel Ede trek at* rents AUENEION CA pang. | Balidige fweshtngion. 0" me or botorel tea tot Drottragh eres APTEEY | pardeiaag oer er HUBSDAY EVERING, at Tis ociock. "Mem | wit ope subuntteds shoulh Done bs eee eet = eae rs a jence. : iy po gents Purpose, as well as to retain aay or all "WH. BEBBOM, See's. Ppomae | Ofpmch lame, Bord, y rREADWELL 7 x ge ; segentege Gree bering fortis ol rt fhe vet Lieut, el. U-8. A., Recorder, ; : ‘Shere ail lovers of this noble peetivas may faz, 1 3: opportaitty of eros lag unas eeina peerior asticionot FRENCH bemiete erodes ONDAT. e3. = no reat” fe loporst on at wie st Staa S. beng Servet er ecagan i ON — ETT. & BUCKS, Apothecaries, No. 58 i mon’ meeting bela vein yr between Siet ‘and'23d streets. and ue vee iG, 2iet fnetent, at 8 druggists generally . no 19 eoim* is “RBED Bec Miss eanroup wilt opet ba THURSDAY, Ligue eee eth Histon, mn BO Hr) st scsi Bw 1 20°h and E streets, comme: 4 EVENING, Nov. Soh forthe basen ee AS | Eat et HIBBONS WEUV ETS. at pumpkins of | the FEATHERS, dc., selling at greatly re: no ie se | Net — = 3444 Market Spaes, Havine pig p | _nols-st* Between Seventh aad Kighth sis. ante ‘aod demante of ptien due him in Washington te 8. 8. -. With fall power to collect came W. PAL 5. D.C., Nov. 12, 1866." 3 mt 43 office. rarest Baltimore and Ghie raed tw! owing are requested to oP oil ettitinent ot the sale ora November 13, 1366. a n0 19-24 (GF EGER. seeks Saabs wna ies cw McPHERSON & FERGUSON, $71 Pawn. avENUR, Conyan Ist ste! jePito: Bu, Prone Davos, wept RFU MBeY vent 7a oa Paiste "MIRE ASAIN, “—__ ccM-Im = T Greene st., Georgetown, D. ¢ {aBtart.on leh ye pee S pockets a beat fabent Gag: N aERRE Le, ders and iy oot 5 x ‘ome prove Droperty. sar Gheras aos take oe . . ul a Boklogton Boundary BA, werd, $. BEWARD—Atresed frm remises She ia +f Movember in« ee —— 1 ay ofthe Oowsoe pte Shiopmation Vothar rg ¢ « . ,. Ro 21 38° R. OOLLINSWOET A, ‘ corner STRAYED TO “SPRING HILL” Fai Y 8s Georgetown, a sandy ouchea oo please come forward. Prove p'op- pois wneere end take bin ower arirt., ip of the Co-ps, pear. Sharps- of porontee BL x é SBT BLAGK HORSE M all 8.08 eh 3 ch 3 pyr ae the neershoulder, ond ‘The above Towad wl be paid on bay elgg this depot. or r vither one jared, ¥ ARLES H. TOMPRIAS. —s Brigadier Gencral, and Quartermaster, U. wiermaster’s Ofice, Washington, D. Vetaber 19. 1336. a T= UP girth elicit Teg 8 promises of} ir. 61 pay charges and take them away Tt no19-%* JOHN LITTLE, 2th atreet road. STRAYED Awa 1ith f brindle CO ‘ith crooked ho: iat & low sized stout fat. r will be suitably rew. en te yw to Mra. RIORDAN. No street, between North Capitol strest, and N sey av., ot D. Fitzgerald's. Bo 19 St LEN FROM THE STABLE of the eubscri SH Sper Bisson Ted Fide raights the branded on the left shoulder aud righs thet ¢ ry horsesboo; star ‘in "the "forehead: hie’ knees red; about 16 hands high; carries np well; bay black legs. mane and tail inclined to be ‘ey; @ slight scar on the bind part of the 8.0. OBAWFOBD, Hyattsville. on the night of the 15th instant. an eight- — FLUTE head. The above reward will be paid for its return to JOHN HOBAN, Oo. B, Ist Bat- talion 12th U. 8. infantry, or at the Star Office. ne - 30 EEW AED—Stolen on the night of the 33d of September from the premises of leorge Jones. near Becortare, @ dark HOBtE, marked U. 8 and I. 0.; medi mane and tail somewhat sunburnt; bas aro peso. ‘The above reward will be paid Ve etary 002 Hyattevi i brown EO. Prince Gaorge’s Oo., Md PERSONAL. MAR AHOLIAB, AN IMPRESSED ME- DIUM AND CLAIBVUYANT, would most mr tfully inform ali who wish to give her a call thatshe is now prepared tw rend the past, present aud future; is also able to advise and consult in all business ‘tters, lost or stolen proverty, re- covery of the same, love, marriage, & , at 333 ith street, one door from K Ms. CUBTIS IRVING, and Test Medrwm, will gioding nib clar creat aud Fature, at ber office, 20, nerth side of Penn’a avenue, bet 4 treets. Office hours from 10 to 3am, aod é to 9p. m, no 15-1m . Lb. SMIT: M 1». ‘HH footage Olairvoyant,Test, pe Clairvoyant ve life jusiness and Hea ium. sees the liy: Gnd dead. get nemes and friend to females. vars from 108 m. till 9p. m.; Clarendon Hotel, Ro 15-6t" corner 6th street and Penn’a ave. ENTLEMEN desirous of having their © i GANG CURE rEg Payogihe CLora. pesres new, would do well by calling atB MA- EU DER SE He, 4 sh Wth sree, between D and si . S cas ct i ond-Hand Olothing Price Rosia” LOVEJOY has REMOVED from his oftice and residen: th if back to Bis old office, No. 409 Inthet ne LL INQUIRIES AND CO UN Ait Meson ewan Go ome oe bereduced to writing, and addressed to the above. W Wise To inron ir lady friends that we can now, at @ little notice, make and stamp an; erm brought us; and tak, i care to obtain the very latest designs of hase nolé im? all kinds of Needlework. Stam) Goods, Bilk and Working Cotton for eale, eee oc 27 &f PRINCR, 351 F street. BOARDING. iN TEBPRISI: URGE aT having” FEIB) e dwellin, ry ining his corner of ch i w cesdy to accom: rabies Pater’ AFuRtaaa! to ie Slase Te le BOARD. He continues still to corr ner and 5: Dia = pd Supper Parties as heretofore. ELL FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD. ‘can be obtained at 359 3d BS aR A Indians avenue. apom moderate terms.” 20 19 12t" FEW = rj : A oo TABLE BOARD EST We comme ine twoon Sth and deh. > Smt St 487 H strest, be- UBN. DB BOOMS .— tl Perea ok ee RSORe Sah ROARED if desired. in private family. No Speer th LAS ers, Apply at 630M street, near Sth, P#Rsoxs CaN BE AOCOMMODATED WITH Boome and Table Board 4 = ton street, Georgetown. D. o . i eae" Fok BENT—With or without board, rge story, Gontiogsn es. weanes euttcate aie pariar and bed room. or tw: Ded rooma, at 1 Pa. av. enue. Ro. a FUsNIbaED BOOMS FOR RENT—From $8 to #15 th. BO. . at wo. Lash streets Ba gecs Oak Sak Peers: avenue. ‘0c 18-1m* Tare BOAED at Ho. 46a street,s fow | aan Ieee cca eT SS GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS AY! HAY! 509 bales No.1 ¥ lend \° sis dees ec Hagds een Bo 2 3t* ai gotown. Dib. Ww ATCHES, JEWBLEY AND SILVEBWARE . BLACKFORD & SON, 99 B ‘treet, : . ridge is ree Sooreeeenn D o . Mtoe TUE OLDEST HOUSE 1 PROT UNGETOWC™ EINE in We offer our usual complete assortment of WATCHES, JEWELEY AND SILVBE WARE, receiv U a otce GOOD for wedding and holiday presente nee HEAP DEY GOODS. 'e have j eived a large additional enpply ef GOODS, Sig. snare ft ‘ Goods in Stiks, Frowst rinoes. Foviine, wi Plaids. Plaid Poplins, Alpacas, De Bourpin, rece Goous in every izle. rows Mu: from 12) to 35. ins 15 to 7. Blankets heap, Cloths and Fignnels. Canton do., Stiawls and Oloukings Spel hess were jour money. oor Wil aur ocH-Im* 101 Bridge et , Georgette Dro. GBecenizs. —— 8, WINES, - LIQUORS, &o. Having enlerged@ur store by the addition of the warehouse Istely occupied by J.€. Whitewll & Co., we are now prepared to offer ts'the trade @BBATER INDUOBMENTS THAN BVBE, Itbheiug eur purpose to keep s large, well agsort- od and carefully selected stock of ' GROCERIES, TEAS, Liquors, CIGARS, ac. ‘We feel confident, with our long ©xPerieuce and enlarged facilities to be able to furnish ALL CLASSES OF DB To be found in a well regulated atthe LOWEST MARKET BATEs. And weinvitebuyersto | 5 BXAMINB OUR StOoK Before purchasing, sesured thet make {t to thotr advantage to call ances un } & HAMILTON BOT-Im _ Hos, 65 Lousiana 207-1m__ Hoe. 65 su@'67 Loulstons avense. Cc KGS OLOOKS1+E havo re- Pesala ¥ Store J. BOBIN: 43 Pa av Opposite Metropolitan Hotel, easaccese . Telegraph, demanded under the Goodyear patent to restrain dentists from using hard rubber in making plates, or to interfere at all prior to the final hearing. ° named Cragham, was sitting ter of about ll years. The mother expired about noo! of the Duke of Edinburgh, his royal highness, ear : iy 4 OCLOCE P.M. es GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasninaton, November 2, 1866. Jay Cooke & Qo. furnish the following quotativns of Government securities: FINANCIAL, Lewis Joanson & Oo, quote Stocks aad Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: New York, Nov.21—2d Board+vw. S. reg- istered, 1881, 113%; do. coupons, 1 Teeistered, 106; ao. coupons, 1UB%; 1 10-40 8, registered, 100: do. cou 100K: 1055; Ohio and Mississippi ertiflcarcs, 49. Camber! 65, Quicksil- : “llc leneein ter'd, 3 1s 125; ican Central, 111: Mich- igen Southern, &24; Iflimois Central, 118%; ‘leveland and Pittsburg, 8x; Cleveland and Toledo. 112; Rock id, 104; Northwes- tern, 51%; do. prefersed, Fort Wayne. 15%; Chicago and Alton, —; Alton and Ter- Fe Haute, 464; Toledo and Wabast 44; W. U. Boston Water Power. Pacific Mail, —; Atlantic Mail, —. ican gold, 3.30 p. m., 140%. —_——_+ore--—_____ APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. The President to-day appointed Daniel RK Shafer. of Maryland, principal clerk of Public Lands in the General Land Office; and Jame, G. Hackett, Deputy Postmaster st Franktort, Ky nton, en THE WHITS HOUSE. There was the usual large attendance of vis- itors at the White House to-day. Secretary Seward had an interview with the President inthe morning, and among those who called during the day were Senator Nesmith and Hon. Messrs. Taylor and Spaulding, peneees 250s wily ime Bee, PABDONED. The President bas directed the issue of a warrant for the pardon of Charlies Teitzen, | convicted at the March term, 1365, of the U.S. Circuit Court tor the southern district of New York tor baving in his possession, with intent to pass the same, counterfeit fractional cur- rency, and sentenced to two years imprison- ment. The pardon has also been ordered of Joseph McCleevy, convicted at the September term, 1564, of the U.S. District Court of Mas- sachueetts, of passing a counterfeit U.S. Treas- ury note, and sentenced to an imprisonment of eight years. INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts trom this source to-d&y were $743,191. From the Ist of July, the commencement of the present fiscal year, to October 31, inclusive, the income has amounted to $125,251.53. During the present menth the sum of the receipts, to date, is $15,554,545, ce —__ TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. ——_o——_— Fire at Danvilie, Va. RICHMOND, Noy. 21.—The following ts a spe- cial telegram to the Dispatch A fire in Danville this morning consumed Craigler & Gordon's store; Fleshman’s ary goods store, Saddler & Co.’s clothing establish- ment; snd the Danville bakery. The arrest of a negro for stealing, whilst the fire was progressing, threatened to Prodace a riot among the blacks. All was quiet at jast accounts. Continuation of the Fenian- Trials. Tononro, C. W., Noy. 21 he special com- Mission under which th mainder of the Fenian prisoners are to be tried has been re. ceived. Lt is expected the sheriff will torth- ‘with receive orders to summon the necessary jury. There are thirty-two prisoners yet Awaiting trial, which will take piace imme- diately, commencing probably on the tnird proximo. The Farmer's Convention at Richmond. RicHMoND, Nov. 21.—A convention of Vir- iia farmers assembled jast night at Virginia fait Hon: Willoughby Newton, President of the Agricultural Society, delivered an ad_ dress, after which Ex-Goy. Smith and others made speeches, all predicting a bright fature for Virginia. After the appointment of several committees to report on the subjects discussed 4p the President’s address, the convention ad- journed until to-night. The Hard Rubber Injunction Case. New YORE, Nov. 21.—JjJudge Nelson, of the U.S. Circuit Court, bas refused the injunction & Cummings Steamer in. Hacirax, Nov. 21.—The steamship Africa, trom Liverpool en the 10th inst., via Queens- town on the 11th inst® has arrived. Sailed. Boston, Nov. 21.—The steamship Java sailed to-day. She carried no specie, +e —_____. SF The Somerset Unionist contains an ac- count of a most heartrending calamity which oceurred in Somerville, N. J., on Friday night, the 9th instant. The wife ot an Irish r, |p with a daugh- to fillthe lamp while it was burning, when the can exploded in her hands. The mother and child were both enyelo; horribly burned. The child lingered until the next morning, when it died. and the mother Worsaip or Koyatty.—Jobn U’Groat's Journal says: ‘One day, during the late visit having occasion to visit one or twe shops in town, took a cab from the common stand, hoping thereby to elude the notice of the crowds, On alighting from the venicle two ‘well-dressed ladies stepped up to the cabman, and in winning accents demanded. ‘How jong will you let us sit ip your cab for a shil- ling ?” The modest dartings doubtless fancied that it would be something grand to say that they sat in a carriage used by his royal - ese!” &7 Woman tsa delusion; delusions. APPLEs.—The apple crop on the Western Reserve is probably larger than that for an. previous season for many years. The inlan towns are shipping thousands of barrels. Se There is to be a great meeting Albany, on the 2ist instant, of strong-minded women and ‘weak-minded mien,—uan the eer Muss Anthony and other Bloomers who have Jost their bloom but not their ambition. _ 87 A. Smith, who was ejected from a New and Albany steamboat for selling his room ata premium, has_maintained in his right to do so, and got a vwerdict of $1,400 for being put off the boat. STILL FALLING.—The poor familiies-will be delighted to hear that the luxuries as well as the necessities of life continue on the decline. ‘The retailers of beef, pork and calicoes will. make & pote and act accordingly. ; S7-A large party of Germans from Louis- uille Bove urchased Mebdovonay ee Pe it id near joseph, an: pose leaving Ken, tacky for Missouri. Boake Ohio ee gene bave also it eight thousand acres n Wyandotte, sas. S7 Although in England only about 3,000 cripples are born as auch in the somany but men will hug disaol neglect and A teit u it is es ited the fi inj Jation of cripples in ary of whom 39,000 at least are girls. ' vedic S aee ti eee onaee dep ios @ ford, them a bachelor of ark yo ns te SPioat ht Vig tan et Fe ie vacation. YRS 9 wt-S? 6 ag-One of the Nashville, . thine rewiotns ie eke era having swept Sacer comment As pork cil commodities of thig Sarte Greatly felt.” a we oes greene of “back hair’ is to be ex- the great exhibition which is valued . . LOCAL NEWS. >. ——>—_—_ ‘Uounr, Judge Purcell —Yosterday, uberakracbee Lariny Whitaker was fully proves. ‘Tae wilt of tbheiate Wm. Redin was sdmit- 40 probate and Qnd tetters testa- , itary were issued Kecutors named, fobn rater ag it. Wm. L Dunlap, and W. R. Woodward, cack giviag a special bond of SN lala “The will of tbe late Kate B. Satheriand, be- queathing most of her estate to her husha’ io trust for her sisters, wa- filed and partially’ proven. tere of Admin’ tion were wsaed to Jno pete tne eathth tune thts etedere Espata, bond 81,00, Ine widow repouncing the MER to administer. Heury Owen was guardian to the 9° of Gilbert taker, bond $2,Wv0. jeorge haglish was, with the consent of his mother, bound to Henry Owen. The Grst and fiaal accovats of the guardian of Annie M. and Ida M. Baldwie, by the ex- executor of their late guardian, and of the ex- ecutors of Chartotte Poor, with the balance and distribution to the heirs, were approved aad 5 In the case of the petition ot 0. E. Barrett, Beking that agi | child claimed by its father, Wm. Wiiks, colored, be bound to him, the Judge decided in favor of the petitioner, and bound the gir} to him until she attains the ace of sixteen years. The petitioner was repre- sented by Mr. Davis, who claimed tha: claimed that as there was no written indea- tures, the father bad the right to take the child at spy time. Some testimony was taken on borh sides. Judge Purcell, m giving his deci- sion, referred to the decision in the case of Matiock agains: negro Charles, where it was beld that ween any money was paid it oper- ated as g lien upon the services of a party, and also said that the opinion | of Judge Fisher. of the District Su- preme Courton the same case when it was before Bim on habeas corpus, Was entitled to re- spect, and besrstaimed the epinion expressed then that the law of Congress legitimatizing the children of colored peopie, did not apply to this case, as the mother of the child having died when it wasa baby could not have co- habited with the reputed father. There were several members of the bar present while the decision was being announced who compli- mented the Judge at its close. <r —— ee THE Prize Ring.—The stak put up int Of $30 a side, 8 city ou the fight between Carr and White, (as reported in yesterday's Ster,) were last ming banded over to the latter, and nearly all ot the money bet on the result has been paid over. itis stated this morning that an effort will be made to get upa fight | between Rashe Bolster and White. regard | to the proposed fight between Johfiny Mc- | Glade, ot New York, and Sam Collier—the latter having accepted the challenge of the former to fight any man of 12 country for from $1,000 to 85. said that it willcome off. Collier, it will be recollected, went to New York some weeks ago jbut McGlade could not then pat up the money, and C. returned, but since then McG@.’s friends have msde a deposit of $100, the fight to be for $2,000 a side. It is thought the artucles will be signed shortly, the fight to take place five weeks afterwards. ees CRIMINAL CouRT his morning, Judge Olin sentenced the following prisoners to im- prisonment in the Albany penitentiary :— Dan’! Howley and Michael Gallagher, convicted of the ropbing of John Kindshuk of two pairs of shoes and a watch, to three years each; Ga- briel Cochot, of committing a rape on his own danghter, aged about sixteen years, to ten years, and Peter Kelly, tor the larceny of 343 from James McKenney, to one year. —_—__~—__ RETURN PROM BaLTimoRE—Last evening the great body of Mason; who participated in the ceremonies of laying the corner-stone of the Masonic Temple in Baltimore, returned in the late train, all highly pleased with their visit, their Monumental brethren baying taken good care ofthem. A number who could rot “tear themselves away” remained over night —+=5 —_—___. Tne Ligvor Licey: stated that the action of the Board of ice in regard to the licenses for the sale of liquor, which have now to be approved by the Board. is embarrassing the Corporation, as the applicants for the licenses do not pay for them until the action of the Board is known. pees CESS ConcERT.—To-morrow eveming. a grand concert will be given at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, for the benefit of St. Peter's Pa, Tochial Schoo]. The best talent has been se- cured, and as the object isa worthy one, doubt- less it will be well pa'ronized. Fo SALE-STOBE ani FIXTURES and cCON- thout the ceeds TORS Wt PERSY, coxeee: wi OU! ie is - » cormer and 1 sts., Washington, No. 394.) Some OB B taining eight rooms There the Fe] and stable on tne lot. JAMES @ NAYLOR, at Ne. 15 No 629 M st nort! OR RENT—Three-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No. 25 Jeffcrsomstreet. etown, containing 7 rooms, roomy cellaran® vard. The house is bei: inted, sad pat - picts ave pein papered in com. er. ‘on om the Int next. Apply to CHARLES DzSBLDING, 291 rd street. Be 21-8t* Gross EXPRESS COMPART, ‘ASiING TON, Movember 22, 1366, Havi ad fo peers _— irangements ir forwarding MBROHANTS’ UNION EXPRESS COMPANY York into the territory now hed b pany, is prepared te — 7 BEGEIVE AND PROMPTLY FORWARD at low rates all descriptions of freight to the fol- Eastern. te’ 4 a Lr Se oreester, and. Ohie; Lowi: Chic; My, eer erie sa &c.. apply a OWEN? 8. Agent, af thetenpora, , @oining the Baltimore JOHN W. BOWSN, Supt. EEE Capt. WRAPP, P2orosaLs rou wrart ING PAPER AND <S Post Ovgics pee H asHinctos. D.C, 5 a led Proposals will be received at this Depart- Bry sree toe BAY On Saag pep Et o' Pave and twitti for te ahs ¢ Post Offices the U; Btates, fo year from and the diet day er December, next or aga aa icles eS dell vored f of expense ment. at D.G,; New York city, Mew Toy and Buffalo, New York. 16 eatimated quantity of each article, and the quality Seroet required at each ageucy, are spe- see stig Ws tat Waskibaten,'D. 6 is fo 1. at Was . C. Wi . i 200 tfeosrol molevial ‘and auullty oveat ta" respects to that new in use im the Depart- ee Skee rt) fo the, ream, and 10,000 pounds of Jute. or otner sui Twine oo Twine, about one ij inch and eighth of a ty toy — dalle to mae No. 3, at New York city, ep mes) described in the'estimates for jo. 1. pe J other Fates etic ee unds of oie: ao eh 4 District No.3, at Buffalo, New York. man soe or . to thet 9.000 pounds of sinte.. ‘other Twine, similer to 10,000'pounds ‘of > Twice, similar to <) fPat, described and required for et PO ey lowest oad et naar ae a eeemaetad te the i whe “semieados on seoulee be most or the i or dint a articles Dedelivered as incon, Mmoaotor General shall Rostghete ey pre re pecessary to : ‘Of such articles as are now used afithé aon antors are f tizens must “htwo cedstesteuredes be required tee con- i fatare to m rf for ese vertisement, if he shall consider hot be Affaire im Georgetown. Rav Kors —The practice of throwing etonce and ptaying ballin the streets, near residences, has become @u SbOMINALION here. The shatiers Of houses must be kept closed, often at great incon venience, t0 prevent their being ‘$ And the pence of families is distarbed by was Solisterous outcries and mun ong prevad thece ta wiees yn veniles, in this age of Sandaw schools and tree schools, when the - ‘ery precinct. are ashock- day im a Cbristinn tang 108, now wth a0 down ma-tér is abroad ing desecration of ‘The efficient Superintendent of Poi thal Dis attention ts called to deal stermiy wit! ie public ComMEN DARLE Fewres boos upon property-owners t rep: in front of their premises, quite a namber o( citizens bave already had theeatire pavem*n's front of their property taken up and rein ‘The example is an excellent one, and should others. —The Baseline, wite wood; Minnesota, with corn, 4c H W ade, Jr. With limestone, to Godey; and thirteen boat. ‘with coal, consigned as follows: —Georgetown Gas Co., 110.13 tons: Snow, 114.5 tons; Gonsoil. dation Co., 333.11 tons, tral Co., 28 tons Amercan Co., 436.10 tons: Cumberiand (o . 7.16 tons. Departed—The Laura, with salt. is Knoxville, and seventeen boats light ARRESTED AT Last.—Some time ago Oath» Tine Gibbon alias McDougald was employed £ © by the family of Mayor Wallach, in Was! top, and managed to steal silver and oth tacles. Sbe was not arrested, but the offi. were ip search of ber. Monday her husband who had become greatiy annoyed by ner i» temperate habits and her tendency to piifa; heremployers when drinking, requested the Officers to arrest herif they found her as she was again wandering about. She Was arres: ed by officer Martin, and this morning wa. turned ove: to Lieut. Eckloff, of the ¢ua Ward Warbingten police Frock anp Guatn Market.—To-day the market opened with a fair demand for flour No change of prices. Sales principally wo the Jocal trade. Grain—-The market quiet. No sales of wheat or cort of importance reporte+ The D. Knode, trom Mereersville, arrived this Morning. with a cargo of wheat, corn, and ay ples, toGeo. Waters Port or GronoeTowx.—Entered—Sieamer eiphbia, Ful'z, m: T, from Philade: Beverly, Pierce, master, from New witb merchand McNBIB & BRYA Beal Estate B* bum berege” a 513. fromting respectively on eet and Midge street. vorth, between 4th act Sth streets west, each Jot being 100 feet deep by w feet front. with a 15 feot alley in rear, run: through the square. ib, 1 P* GRREN & WILLIAMS, Acts Bfttirrs SACLE. By virtue of a warrant of distrain. from Joseph Travei Det aw Ly nd th street west, at pub! highest bidder, neat to Ulbman's Hote! JOMN ©. Ox, no 21-4 W. A. BOs," Bailits lie Entrance on 1, IN Kits fine article will fing these of very sn. 5 full weigh: ‘acked ‘ortiand, Me. for 2 “< "KING if SON, Bos King Place WE HAVE CONNECTED with our Ware rooms, u stairs, an establishme where PIAHOB and other MUSICAL 18, STRU MENTS are th: hy red at! reasonableterms The Taner: io on” grnploy are = the Manufactory of Btelnway mus, of New York .@. METZEROTT & Co. oc 8 WO. Mee Poun'e avenue AL BO@KS8—Dalton’s Haman Physiol Mitr Breet Modern Bu: y Bricnscs's tem urgery. the Reepl cans; Flint on ieatoe? ome Fitet'* racti . ped ae ondon. Fow Medica; edi others on the same new edition. Wateon's P Prac vols ica, many ects, for sale b see EANCK TAYLOR. LS EASTERN POTATOES 90 Barrels ONIONS Just received for sale by PETER BEEEY. Bo 14-6" 85 Water st., Georgetown Ia 5 0 8. ‘We have now on hang an assortmest oC 40 TO 50 PIA: pick We are offe “Bea iy Prices enabled ene pm cantata: for cash, we are W.G. METZEBOTT & CO... Bole agentsfor Steinway & Bons Plan und Ma- eon & Hetalin's Gabinct Orneee oe H4=®> WOOD LUMEEB: Weert the attention of hard wood workers to ou™ OAK ABD ASH LUMBBR, a seasoned and of various thicknesses Most thie Lumber we purobased ef the Govern it. end will sell much Grd ed Prices. jar stock of all Kinds of rT usually found ine lumber SEDWAED OLARK & CO . 3 mber Dealers. Vii avenue, between sth 10th ste., 2ol-lw Yara M. KENABE & 00.8 Pianos, f g PEINCE &-00.8 ous AND ™ LODRO or sale and rent on, ens) =e Me. Sleosme Tene? rapee ERICHENBACH berg, Ili. fer the fe potent eee stemnearie on tember 11. 1860, in five divisions, of which extensions are for. J Bumbers D* FRR SLAF PEER. snot & patent granted em on the ist day e dymreine, for ist day of Febrasry be Beers ot ° at th léta r, Be a fF