Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1866, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | (7-278 The Largest Circulation in the Distrist. | W. D. WALLACH, Biter and Proprietor. WASHINGTON OITY: SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERBSETING TELE GEAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER TO ADVERTISERS. The following 1s the official showing of tne circulation of the daily papers of (Bis city competng for tme Goverament adverumag Bader the recentact of Congress Cirecting such Sd verieing to be mad- in the two daily aewe- PSpere of Washington aaving the largest circulation The returns of advertising by the city papers for tre quarter ending September 30, 1964, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows Lvenine Staz.. Intelligencer... Chromicle THE FUTURE OF THE SOUTH. Ne. 7. ‘The press of the South comment freely upon this series of articles. In nearly every instance they receive them im the kind spiritin which they are written, and show a disposition to consider the coadition and prespects of their secuon without 8 manifestation of the temper and fnise pride which have up to this time Prevented too many of them from listening to calm Gnd considerate reasocing. We qaete | the Lynchburg (Va) Vews of the 23th of No- vember to answer its only alleged objection to the policy the STAR urges upon the South «Tux FUTCRE oF THR SouTH.”—The Wash- ington Siar is pubis caption s series of a the Soutbern States that their interest demands that they shall speedily accept nod ratify tue | amendmruts to the Cunstituuon proposed by Con, Tess. * * * The only reply sary to be made to the arguments of the is, that it aseomes as true what is noto- riously untrae, viz: that by accepting the amendment ibe Southern delegates would be admitied atonce to Congress, and to the en. Joyment of all their Constitutional rights an. privileges ne such results would follow sachaction. The refusal of Congress to adopt a declaration w this effect. the explicit avowals of the jeading © men and jourmals of the radical party, and the manifestly increasimg rancour of the whole revolutionary faction which wields the legis. fation of the country, surely furnish sufficient proot of the correctness of the declaration, that the adoption of bed tr ven] amendment would tring ws no nearer admitrion into Congress, no nearer the restoration of the Union, and no nearer the settlement of there irritating and disturbing qqnestions than we are now.” ‘The Lynchburg News is right in saying thar we assume as true that by accepting the pro- poeed amendment to the Constitution, the South will be admitted to Congress: while i: | is grievesly in error in doubting that snch ‘Will be the result. There exists no extended disposition on the part of the people of the | North to keep the «th omt of Congress. On j the contrary, quite nine men out of every ten | whe voted th the majority im the recent Cong:.~sional elections, well nigh as weary and sick of the current anomalous condition of American public affairs as the South is, are but anxious for its termination on the only terms they regard as being admissible. Viz-_ ‘With positive security against the rebabilita- tion of secession inflaenees in the Govern. ment, and with such a “new departure” on the part of the South in her business affairs as shall make it plain that hereafter she will do ber share in the work of production and Pro- gress. The strength of the extreme radical Jeaders among the people of the North lies wholly in the fact that up to this time the South bas given noevidence whatever of a dis. position to cut herself loose from the guidance Of those whe ied her into the rebellion, who are at this moment defending and enforcing at beme the principles, policy and political doc- trines which culminated in the war, as earn. estly as before its sufferings and sacrifices opened the eyes of the world to their terrible consequences and capabilities. The Proposed constitutional amendment was the Work, not of the Radical leaders, but of the moderate men of the Republican party in Comgress. It triumphed there over the earnest labors ef the former to defeat it. Some of them eventually voted tor it, simply because they did not dare to tace their constituents atter putting them. selves on the record in opposition toit, There is not the slightest doubt that three-fourths of the present Congress, as well as the next, will vote to admit the delegation trom any south. ern State that may adopt the amendment, and send men hither who can take the Fequisite cath, with as much alacrity as that was done Bot long since in the case of Tennessee. Their Sction tm that case involves the best possible guarantee of their intentions in the premises. Extreme men among tnem will continue two Bree their individual views, bat with as little avail sein the Tennessee case. We are glad to percerve also that the press of the South—as 4n the Richmond Whig of the 26th November— are awakening to the fact that the South is destined (o become the great manufactaring section of the Union. She possesses first the raw material of ali the requisites of water and {nel, the means of Ttransportation—navigation and railways, (constructed and projected)—of sol! and cli_ Tate, and of markets, all within ner. Self, as these great advantages are possessed by no other country and people on the face of the globp. That in the progress of events they ‘Will be brought into play, is as certain as that the sun will rise to-morrow. The only ques- Uon in doubt is, who are to reap the advan. tages to individuals which are thus to acerae? Shall it be tue present tand-holders of mineral lands and water power in the South, and her present generation of business men in all ‘walas of lite? or, shall it be @ generation of strangers, who will flock there by hundreds of thousands to that end? They will go there thus under protection of Congressional legis- lation, if this unhappy controversy be pro- tracted until, weary of the South's inflexible purpose of returning to Congress under her former leaders, with their devotion to seces. sionism intensified, that body may resort to the Proposed territorial-governments plan, wich, it in now evident, is to be the only alternative Presented by those who have the power to cut the Gordian knot. These territorial goy- eroments, if made, will turn out little else than expedients for developing the Ssuth’s resources by and through grinding her Present generation of grown citizens to powder, apd substituting strangere in their places. These are sore words—but nevertheless the truth, and nothing but the truth. Can the Soath afford to fold her arms nd trust to her alleged States’ rights to hold her harmless under the prospect of this inevi- table alternative! Who, among all who coun- sel her to refuse the Constitutional amendment, can ward off this fate trom her, if it be not accepted! Does she not yet know that most of those at the Nerth who are urging her to “bide ber time,” (as they call it,) are simply aiming tquse her cause for their own advantage in Politics, aud will desert her when the oppor- tanity comes with as little compunection as they man) (ested in deserting her cause as rep. Tesented ta the President's policy in the late congressional elections? ‘Tue Wxexcy Star is now on our counter tor sale, aad in wrappers, ready for the mails, containing, among much other reading matter, continuation of the articles on “The Futureo! the Soutb:” s capital story entitled “The Dyke™ ambury Concert,” the Races; an interesting Jetter from Switzerland; the latest Fenian .ews, Humorous Sketches, with Domes- te. Military. Naval, Departmental and Local Newer; Ayricuitaral and H Mis- cellapy. and the latest Telegraphic ‘hes from al: quarters. 7 James H. Brown, Esq., of Annapolis, has been appomted Deputy ColJector of Internal Bevenue ia the Prince George's district, Ma. the above | les intended to conviace | Now the Star ought to know that the FOUNDRY MB, OHUBUH will commence FRLOAY EVENING. Bow. 30, 1698. ot ODD FELLOWS’ Halu, cB Tth ctreet. setween Band E —. Ticketo ada men inaysinete Geant, tan scuate ioen, BUILDING BS600IK cvenee ‘sod 3 ae eest, on SaTUR A - 667 p.m. for the pur of ‘ewe dat to lahestoct are tees 9 * meet Block Aeseci ation, presen’ - F e } iy BD OF Di! of the Di-trict of Columbia. ‘Sittte west, ment bi F street sorth, oa MONDAY PVENISG. Decomber 3, 1867. fov'the | lectiog five Directors eae: setts the ensuing year. Potis will D. m., and remain eBti 9 o’c ?.2. racer of the Board of Directors. eth yD CaRerr. Bo 72. 2%,29,ade3.4t [Intel |} Sec. pro tem, | BBS takoatie ssh ees soe Se Ba Derfect order. 350 mo By 2 for cals J. PEARSON. 491 5th ot near Peuns. @ ho 20 2t T. “D MUBPAY’S MBBCANIILO. MaTHE . paw aud Seesice } ute. at ex ° or be, lew Water and s athewied toe’ vane fer no 30 34" superior ar! ie. Su for iy ai 2 cookir Dettvered to any part f the 2% perton. Ofce 485% The pS ot no) 1 CASES CANBED GOODS, ieciudiag Peaches, Pears, Plams, Tomatoes, Qain cee Green Corn, Lima Bes: Peas, &c. Also. Pickles and Brardy Peaches in giase this day re ceived at for sale at the lowest } whole A, by saleor retail, 0Y 5. H. OBAME 2 00., 52 La. ave , bet. 6th and 7th sts. B SALE—A fue BAY HORSE, sound & superser Besgr.se ered tp sop? nai tor Buggy. i Harness of the eat quality. jast bought dcatrtog antes onthf Will well comethor on zc08° ep or wel or arama Toquire at Stables, corner ( ‘onl th streets. now -3t* $2 WOOD! WooD!! $2 sale. at Two Doll«repor load. vor ae ihOR QUANTITY OF WOOD. foie tomy ¢ = felase jamber of Government uildings, Ap, ‘4 "7 EW. YOUNG 200. so mwecte eee Siestors Punt bb. ¥URS!i' | ener FURS!' = oly Batre: co} LABS and . 50. ‘Misees’ bd snd White fine French FELT ng snr * B.B. OTINEMETZ, | 236 Peagszivacie avenue. aie secon! dvor {com 13th st. G SHAM GREEN OoRm. SBS of thie fine CORN hav. oe if others. FRopeHaM, JERGENSES, AND AMEBICAN WATORES Auso, Enameled, and Diamond Watches. LADIBS’ GBSEVA WATCHES. All the above at greatly reduced rates. M. W.GALT & BROTHER, Joweiors, Bo 6tif Between 6th and 7th streets. port's CLOTMIG. Batinet Jack«t and Pan! Melton Coassimere Cassimere Double and Twist Silk Mixed ee tn oe Casstmere do Doable and Twist do Silk Mized do ORE PRICE, M&@RKED IN PLAIN F NO DEVIATION. GBO. C. HENNING, Coruer 7th st. and Marytead av. NOW 18 Tous ting Zo BUY Bors anp | HEILBBUN & BRO. 506 SEVENTH STEBBT, no 9 -6e"it Have commenced this day to sell off their very large steck of BOOTS and SHOBS at the follow- ing low rates: Brogans, from... ee | Ladies’ love Kid Gon gress Gaiters.........92.80 Glove Kid Balmorals.. Boots and Gaiters made BEILBRUN'’S, __ Bo 0 6" next door to Odd Fellows’ Hall. Ath PARIS KID GLOVE DEPor. th In addition to our largestock of the best PABIS KID GLOVES, ‘we have just received # splendid line of Ladies’, Gents’ and Misses’ Cloth, Cassimere and other kinds ef FINE WINTER GLOVES, which we will sell at POPULAB PRIORS. 308. J. MAY & 08., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, ne 2% -2tif Detwoen 9th and 10th sts, ia Ol 1 jp aeons anit nt OonA COFFE ! Fine old it he A Bio and Leguare ; Breen’s 108 Oofice. 5 peataaheatcned PEaaie ‘JUST_BEORIVED 40 HANDOOME COTT, J'Sare. te pieces, which we are selling ab Ee RTaEN AU SEAT es i wea cng saekaattage RENEE LOUB! : BoM-etit_— Southwest corner wr rin ee Elin W2>0iue Paseaxts. , nome Saagceande Baa vemng 1355, 118; Ter. me 9: Seven Tnirties, Apgust. 105%; do. June, 5: do July, 105; Goia, 1405 ———-+e-____ FINANCIAL. Lewis Jounson & Co. quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: New Yore, Nov. 30.24 Board—U. S. reg- istered. 1861, Ifz%. do., Coupons, 112%; 5-20"s, regietered, 1(6%; do. coupous, 105%; do., 1545, 18 x, 10-40 6, registered, ——: do. coupons, 93%; - 7-36, 15; Ohio and Mississippi Certificases, pay charges, asd property, ‘29%; Canton. 454. Cumneriand, 69; Quicksil- Bo. 148 4% street couth. meetin sa wer 44%, Mariposa, 125; New York Central, ME TO MY Pi ‘Ie e6. the 18th inet.e | U3: Ere, 71X: do. preier’d, &. Hudson. 121 ATED Cow el ‘on her forehead; cat | Reading, 11%, Michigan Central, 112; Mic un berear. The ewner te requested to come for- ary. ae EWARD—Lost, 00 the 20th Instant, one large bleck COW. with a pices of hora bro pote on each hiybenind. Tre ard Ea retarned to J W ‘WEBS. near Rey's Mill, - igan Southern, 61%; Lilinvis Centra, 115 Cleveland and Pitt«burg. 64%; Cleveland afd Toledo. 113%; Rock ist yh Sb, © phd tern, “iq do. ferred, 724; Port Wayne. key: near ahd Align, tise Altra and Tor, re Haute, 4: Toledo and ‘abash.—; W.U. Telegraph, 46%; Boston Water Power. 304: Pa- cific Mail, 171; Atiantic Mail, 102. American comed pect: gold, 3 p.m., itl. $100 Rie Burial Co prcasar hares: STARVATION PAY. M4 onthe pat of tue of November The serious disadvantage to the Government K BOAR end ONE SEE BE Lee TU nne | Tsulling from the inadequate pay given tothe ULE, elibranded 0.8 on Ider, it Clerks, is manifesting itselfia the Soy ene Aaa ene mearehouler end | Departmen’ is iz startling number of resignations of competent clerks to seek living pay elsewhere. Accord- ing to Jefferson few clerks die and none re- The <d will be paid on their delivery Sarees mrs Rie Rare Brorgt Brigadier General, and Quartermaster. U wart er 5 sie eee 's Office occasion to change his opimion in this matter, Washinzsiom, D. C.. Bo- nae. During the year 1555 two buodred and seven- $30 Sa ie ty-one clerks resigned in one department ‘ge Jones. near Biadensborg, . dork brown alone—the Treasury Department—and in the OBS. mar) we 6 sod 1. ; medium sise. year 1566. up to the presert date, there have been mo less than two hundred and eghty- eight resignations in the same department, showing a ratio of increase that threatens soon to eliminate ail the skilled and qualified clerks from the department. The same Process is going on in all the departments, to the serious embarrassment 0! beads of bureaus and others responsible tor the proper execution of the de- partmental work. answer to iscts of this sort, *Ob, there are plenty who will be glad to take the places at thesame pay.” This is doubtless true, and ‘would doubtless be true if the pay were hair what it is. Any number of greenhoras and incompe- tents stand ready to fill any vacancies, and at almost any rate of pay. Bu: this is not the sort ef material needed to do department work, despite the theory that seems to prevail throughout the country that anybody can fill aGovernment clerkship. It is quite as essen. tial that there should be skilled and experi- encea tabor for the performance of Govern- ment work a8 Of private work, and there would be just as little economical wisdom in displacing the trained and experienced em- mane it 801 het sunbarnt, eros Dose. The above reward will bea ites red “ce? _Hyattaville. Prince George's Oo. i PERSONAL, it is with eatisfaction we give yous sketch of the winter fashions. DEKNIBEE MODB DE PARIS. Firet. Back part of the nair, ( most acceptible.) are three Pais: siz Puffs; Waterfail, new style; ove Fay 1 twe bri ‘ound it; or the new style HEEL, al fue ‘table pieces, aad of the best style becond For the front Sevicne new style five crimped Poffs. large crimped, heir puffed hich, surmounted with new st) le freize It will be too te erate all the differ DEMONGEOT'’S HUMaN HAIR STORE, Corner of 10th snd D streets, Bo 24-6t" eat the A voi M® CUBTIS IBVING, Ciaircoy: and Tes: Medium, will give Iii cluding Past, Present ‘ature. 420, perth side of Penn's avenue, 6th streets. m. ‘sdings, im at her office een 4 aad 1 « hours from 10 to 3a. m 6 to no 16 Im* the, Blighest pot ayghon oO paid for Sat | ployees of a banking house or mercantile es- oné-Hand Ulothing. mo 15-Im* tablishment, and employing cheap greenhorns | Pe FA BBMOVED from x in their stead, as in supplanting valuable corner of : beeh to bieois Oo ithe nee aes trained department clerks by ignorant incom. = STi petents, who are unable to earn their salt in Att INQUIBL HD COMMUNICATIONS in reference ‘all's Opera House.”’ should | their native villages. be reduced to writi and ‘addressed to the shove, bo7 THE Catcus. Vv =. WISH TO INFONS our Indy fiends that The Republican caucus proposed to be held s ne poo pane specie | to-night, has been postponed until next week: core Tntest 4 as warm opposition was made by some promi_ nent Republican members to its being heid until there was a faller attendance. To hoid it new, they contend, would enable the few members in the city to block ont the work of the session to suit their own peculiar views. JBFF. DaVis. General Lowry and Major Hilyer, the Mis- sissippi commissioners sent here to ask for the release of Jeff. Davis, left for home last even- ing, having become sonvinced that there was Ro prospéct that their request would be com- Plied with at present. It is understood thar they will visit Mr. Davis on their return, and acquaint bim with the result of their mission. APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT. The President to-day appointed Thomas E- Haydon, of Nevada, U. S. Attorney for the Distriet of Nevada. THE WHITE HOUSE The Cabinet meeting to-day was a protracted one, continuing from 12 m. until 3p m. - BOARDING. cevlient poakb, ai hon ta ane between H and f hi 30 3t” it street, nesr th. ‘Fable hadineddlas “8 ie pave hee rwsrtoetretel dog Fr CRSIBNED BOOMS_wrewwoauy—te « | ,,NO7, XT AVARDED—The mationery con. ne rivate family , : tract for the Internal Revenue bas not yet street, bot, 200 asd Sat ne Orne, 98399. | oon awarded,as otetedin the morning papers. Much interest 1s felt in the decision. as the contract is a heavy one, covering the supplies for 240 collection districts this side of the Rocky Mountains, TEE Bargquerto members of Congress has been postponed antil Monday. It is under. stood that Judge Cartter will make the address of welcome. coos dete Tee ieee InTERWAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this source yesterday and to-day foot up the hand- some eum of $1,450,917.06. —_~<re-_____ TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. ewer) wae New York Markets. New Yor, Nov. 30.—The lean market is inactive, and abundantly supplied at six per cent, with exceptions at five per cent. Discount business light at current rates for very choice. The flow of backs from the West and other its excels pd nage the drain to the ath. It is s le therefore that there will be ease in . no Be Mrs. ABBUT several very Bian Rigat Siagoh gece BieABpING For feat ins Gat glass howe . poe Wr ig eee ‘ySnee OB FOUR GENTLEMEN AND LA- D—Two gentlemen xd their wives, ot mon: et for some time. Gold od 39 0 duit at 100%, falling to %, and rising to 1Al. hn on lat floor. (nicely fur- pe to a pty feet means gigemn ion . le aishod.) #0 rot, with Hoard. te oy tion better: iow priced Weeters tous being no % most in favor, = vith After the board the market was better. Gov- peceteee esthome,cetenphcis | Simanm.ree we eerste the corner of m24'street and P roo ‘se oo ead See rt 2 othe aners Stocks 1m) GENT r rat t are are firm. ic Sasa sar tte SESeonieRS | nay ane wine = 5 ne; ft oold water. e 20 | iidge street, Geareetoue Ms som” Disaster. NEw York, Nov, 30—. the steamer Ocho taeR pa ML fe ‘= San Francisco, from Norfolk. The Prussian nl with sll the motors improvements the | brig Wilhelm, from Bordeaux, went ash. aw ogjotning bio well known establichment, yesterday on the Romer. ‘wish rey reer perti and ee a esti ail no 21 eoSw* Maiti Seeues safenee oeae art THOR MEAT, MINCE M&aT. lat STE pte Serta “as ‘ may save riiole. ty se. IDEBI-GIDBB!! we APP! Naw | ORK. Nov. 90.—Uotton quiet at 3034 h siz! ‘| are at6 per: sign, but were be alive in 1966 be wbuid have | It is sometimes said in | Sinai? paviee Scatememe oy ¥ a Mivisrex.—Kev. Deen serving tae — = tor, Bar Teceatly or Stowe &s "othe doc- it MEd accepted the Uni- At the meeting of the oficuld o atch on the t2th iestant he sn- foun Bis pre Nes, Gad has not occupied Ge pit singer, Be bayiog re-eived 8 mo ifica- ton from rome of Membership that they “Gi Bot. wich Bem to officiate. Asid+ from this e@wery thing Bas, slong barmysiver!;, tbe Sanday echooi having greauy prompered soa the member+bip being Sogmented by aboa' 7 converts Curing the protracted merting whic bas tren in there for some weeks. Mr. Etfinger bas tendered bis resi tae effi ct to-morrow Will prese: is repért phoned ae ade mars by the Presia ‘oba! i "* . te Eider, Rev. N.J. B. “~ — ciate at tbe metting On Sunds it "augers that Rev. G.G. Crance or Faiex Preteson< —Weanes- day pight, Capt. Keed, of the Metropoittan Police, arrested G. W. 3S. Berson, a young mee bailing from New Ham pebire, recently pornted a lieutenant in the army, for obtais- 5 abou! $20from Uordial Storrs by preseat- ing pay-rolie for three months pay be duehim, Be not BAving yet been commis- stoned. The case was ruled for a bearing a 9 o’clo k this morning before Justice Morseil, when Mr. F. J. Hesberger appeared and made com iant tha: the accared obtsined about $!60 from bim_upos similar representations. Atl! o'clock Mr.Hiram Brewer, Mr. Storrs and Lieut Grenough appeared and testified to the otber transaction. The justice an- nounced that he would Bare to commit him to | jail for courtor bold him to bai! im®500 in each | ¢ se of harboring. care. He is at police headquarters awaituag bail —_o——__ . * FoR lkow Krav Biocks ror Gua) es —This ateeracon bids were opened the Quartermaster General's Office for furmiebing several bundred thoussad tron beud-blocks for soldiers graves, to be aeliv- ered at almost every pot in the coantry. The blocks areto be of tue best quality of Stove plate iron, to be c: holiow, ° aes bigb, 12 imches long, and 4X inches w at the bottom,and 1) menes long by 5% at the top. with the name, rank, regiment, &c., of the se.dier in raised block letters There are a iarge number of bids in, aad rep- resentgtives from almort every section of the country are present. The lowest bid opened to the hour of our going to press was $27 each. —_—» Dacers or Divorce —Judge Ob to-day, in the Eq Court, granted a decree divorcivg Lucy A. Nicholson from bed and board with James Nicholson, giving ber the Custody ot ber child. and awarding ai:mo: iy of By per month. The petition im this case, fled May och Jast, ets forth that she was married to the respondent in October. 1563, she then being bat sixteen years of age: that she has hadtwo chil- dren by him,one pow dead, and charges tha: ne bas frequently til-treated and beat her, dri- ving her away from the bouse. The depo<i- Hons were taken before M. Ashford. * special commissioner, Bradiey and Bradley appearing for the petitioner. —_—__. Gaver Bat ror Count —Wednesday eve. ning Kate Simmons and Lizzte McCormick ap- peared before Justice Morsell to amewer the charge of ig the girl Lydia Sears. Tne evidence was taken at a former Dearing and publisbed tn the Star at the time. This bearing was only for the decision of the Justice. Kate Simmons has been ifdicted for keeping a baw- dy house, and Justhre Morseli dismissed the nthe case of Lizzie Mc. Cormick tbe charge of barboring the girl was dismissed, and she was held to bail in $300 for keeping & bawdy honse. — as Goop OrvrER In THE Crty —Yesterday was &n unusually quiet day inthis city. It is gen. erally expected that upon special holidays in. temperance will deveiope itself; and much disorder will ensue. But in the most populous wards of the city, but few if any persons un- der the influence of liquor were seen between S o'clock &. m.and sunset. The police report in the seven precincts, covering the city and a part of the county, only 31 cases during the twenty-four hours ending at 6 o'clock this morning, and the total of fines imposed was only $52.40. —_—____ ACCIDENT.— Yesterday morning, a colored boy, named Wm. ney, while playfaliy scufling with others the White Lot, south of the President's Hi . Was accidentally cut in the leg with « kn: whieh severed an artery. Fortunately. surgeon was present and dreesed the wound. Sergeant Buel was kindly fornished with an ambulance by the commanding officer at Rush and conveyed the boy to his home, on !7th street west. —_—eo——. THE SaNITARY PoLice REPORTS —The san- itary police, under Lieut. Noonan, Teported du the two weeks ae 100 nuisances, of which 97 were abated. There were 23 persons arrested for violating the law in Seah enoee, and the total of fines was 64. During the same time 32 dead horses and cows were re- moved by direction of the sanitary officers. —_—_._———_ ¥ime—The alarm of fire this Y caused by the burning of the roof of = fale. street, aad M «i ing on 16th between treets, caused by 3 defective fue. : BS OS THE ANNUAL SUPPER of St. Andrew’ sony d bedegbrned teblelbe 2 nat plead street, evening, and, as doubt be a most enjoyable affair” —s YOBK 2600S ese This dey arrived by = New prices, by other Shar Pe Also. s fall stock of Carpets. Oll Cloths, Mats and i iabolaiiiehe 2 OM Bo-s0 do! q Bo. 469 7TH STREET. near B. Croaxs, CLOAKINGS, &c. — SELBY &8 Yates, 48 MARKET SPACE, ‘We call attention to a large stock of LADIES’ CLOAKS, CLUAKINGS, BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS, thaa they = ry mevery Sie mists, eaatinnies Goats from ory at wich we A Do., very which cost @38. we of these goods we wilt) re no 89 3t oie TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, to” = —— Ts. —jertersay bec aa ceunpant bs tue or the Uenad tate Saeed te be oe. ere in en was ep eyoenéce, ave os? EeDerally Sdepwd for wag cee hee Of the Buecwuve In ai) (Be chorcim a: wine eervice war performed, and appropriav Ciecos Genvered from the ps pits to inree cabwnrte. ‘The eerytces in the Proves. tant cheretee were eetersity of a0 tnteresune cbaracter, as ake thrcent the Uburck of te dioly Trimsty, (Gaidelicy where two masce- were St tht same Ume. oer Bi tbe tand abar by Father Chsmpr, aod ou> et (b- tise stver y Putner States, tbe chose 0 | has meee Jamwses offrreé tue Soare | ose on (Fp wank = nap my ofthe B.V.M, the ceremén' ru | the Devedichon of the Bicsuea Suctemees Tm! | choir of the church was fm attendance, sat Muxstine oF THz Corxoua —Moo ¢ny night the Councils brid = meeung ta re +ponse to a esif of the Mayor, the onject of which was toteke further scuoc rriative to the - tee : g RRR H } i i : The act provides for the tm mediam compirtioe of the work according t) the line of curb aad Futter Bow laid, until it connects with the le eal erace In front of the ret receatiy owned by thecstate of the late W. Nebo. Mr Thowas moves to acd 2 prove that ta- contractor Consemts that the arrangem sball wot Opersie in & violation of the Fact, and that any Sdditiomal work came! | “Dereby shall Be Gone on the same terms as *pecified tn the contract and tbat a additional work shall be made t» tue Sarveyor aed fled with the Clerk of the The amendment was agreed to, and the act as amended The resolution of the Cow - mon Council rela*ive te admissions to the pab- lic ecbools, Was adopted. Also, the resolution for the erection of a school building. and a ree oletics from — Council, remitting = fier imposed apor James Claney, for sting liquor by the email without licemse After the . sideration of some unimportant busisess the Board acjetant. Tae Car at.—Arrived—Boats Jobn Moore with woed: Lite Boh. corn and hay, Mi Boy. with wheat, and twenty-two boss witn cosi—To and Baltimore Co, 222 10 tens: Hetston & Co., 2223 tons; Central Oo. 344.10 tops, Consolidation Uo., 224.17 tons Com beriand Uo, 4275 tops, American Oo. > tops; Borden Co, 224.15 tons. Departed _ J. M. Wevers, salt and plaster to (™uarier M } Minnesota, salt to Cumberiand Jusepes. + to Berlin; Charles Ardinger, ren trim we Wi- lismeport, Little Bob, do. to Et warts Ferry apa twenty-four boats heb Port OF GroRGEeTOWS — ba wrnt—soamer New York, Pintt, marter. from Mew York Eecered and cleared—Swamer Eageaes | ther, master, from Baltimore, wea me dtwe Quiet Day —Yesterday, the police ot + Preeinct bad but little to do @urime ‘b+ ecure @sy. Good order prevailed in every par: of the town. and thetwoor three arres« mate were for offences of te importaece that all the cases were @) . FLove awp Geax Market —There is bu lite domg in flourer gram to-day. There ho changes of importance in the o . Traneactions are light, amd the demaoc mi. aly ‘o supply immediate necessities o: trade cash, and three years on deferred meni STAR. Do 30 2w* _ 4865 Tehet eet Doe 500 BOXES NEW LAYPE Raisins 30 ba: rele mew Zante CURRANTS and se-ke cf DATS 4 For sale at imperter’s prices. by J.B CuaBE _Bo 3 20" 83 Lonistane 50 TARACRSEInE okaPBe Py 100 boxes fine New York Just received, and for sale low no 3) 2w* 78 F Worse “eouna exe Gina. S poss ot Cusar FUEL: COKE for sale atthe Gas Works at SOSNTS ee Sm om gy matey no 28-10t BAIN TILB. “y 2 arse saa ae Pe Bo 38-008t below Peansvivania avene- pee KID GLOVE DEPOT. JOUVIN'S We have the pleasure to inform our numeroas Glove Customers that our stock of the above cele- brated KID GLOVES is now very fall and com- Diste, and we advise customers to supply them. selves withoutdelay as it will be impotsibie for us to supply the great demand for ALEXANDRE'S and COURVOISIEB'S GLOVES, owisgtothe very Rmited quantity im this country and toarrive. S87 Our price for the abeve celebrated Gloves is @2 por pair or $23 per dozen. G7 We have the best $1.26 KID GLOVE in thi Market. 308. J. MAY 2&2 CO., : 306 Pennsylvania avenae, _Boss-st Detween sth and 10h streets. S™*0TIFCL Wax Dovus, act sizes. LZ ty Lith strece Bo 98-3t* 7 4008s abov ne. _ ee ata +" such sod Baron ‘no 28-5t* ova D street. between SHOES. GAITERS. &c., FOR LaDIRs’, GENTS’, re MISSES’ AND BOYS’ WEAR. All ip want of the above will find it to their ad- vantage tocall at 340 Penn's avenue, near 9h street, where they will find e general assortment offered at BEDUOCED BaTESs for thirty days. (intel) NEB BETTS. Oc. A beantiful