Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1866, Page 2

| | q The Missouri Troubles. Affairs in Georgetown. St. Lovis, Dec. 21.—A letter in the Republi- Tur 10x%.—Thbe encrease of ice seems to Lave editorial in the Evening /ispatch | suspended Bavigation there for the presen: givestarements In regard to affairs at Lexing Rock Creek as fi closed, and was covered @ ey recount some twenty outrages -aid | with juveniles Morning, who were enjoy- y Montgomery's | ing — nace y forekating. The Potoma- ding robbing the United States entirely frozen Over. and the ice was thi: 4 O'CLOCK P. M. Eepiels Gooaan oo d robbery of the zh to interfere with the trips of veasels to = Farmer's Bank, whol le arrest of citi- from this Le ae > ~-¥ Spears te modera’ @clock) ard the icn bie > plate ge ha apg Siterter. =e may epee ly dueppear from the riv or. and we Wasaineton, December 22. 1966. ‘The principal instigators of the troubles are | hear Supermtendent Spates, o/ the Mo Jay Cooke & Uo. tutnish the followimg | said tobe W. Cooley. the Supervisor of Regis- preys monies in agen foe whe ae eae vt hag : 5 - Sheriff Adamson 10 0} te to ar. quotatuons of Government gt esse ee oe Ba ‘also say that since the spring | rive and depart, and there are some few ans. 8.6’s Vonpon, 1881 “a of 1565 there bas been no — Tesistanee or a ie & The ice breaker will start . . i262. ion t tin, 1 process, nor n S Five Twenties, 1008 peta mex Rana iha pacman. faites or refused to respond FuouR axD Gmaix MARKET.—The recee: - §. Five Tweatics. 1008... Was MS oo the summons of any civil officer. Advance in flour and grain had the effect t» S. Five Twenties, 1865.. 105 56 A number of the leading citizens of St. Louis | check transactions to some extent this weer, ‘& aR hed ay in have sent President Johnson astatement of the | and the market bas been comparatively dail, "8! Seven Thirties, August 105% condition of affairs in Missouri, going back to ETBOPOLITAN PATENT STBAM BAKERY, 347 O strect, between «4 Completes ip all ite McKenrio’s a obinery, manufacturing work superior to saythiog human subjects for the purpose of manufactur- possible by the old processes WASHINGTON CITY: ing castor oil, and that for this purpose the BOSTON GRACK ERS, ATURDAY....... DECEMBER 22, 1866, | doctors prefer bodies with adark cuticle. This A very superior article, fresh datly = — ~ —— — = opinion is so firmly impressed on their minds, MILK BIgcUIT, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGB, | ‘batno amount of reasoning will remove it, Frosh da‘ly; sure to please, try them SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- | 2°¢ weknow many of them, particularly ju- ODA CBACKERS. GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. venile Africans, who will not budge @ foot ‘The best in the market; @ constant supply = — —- — —— ——— _| Outside their dwellings after dark. An other- WATER OBACKERS, TO ADVERTI wise intelligent «Topsy,"’ employed by us, Of the best quality, in any quantity The following ts the offic owing of the describes the modus operandi ofthese imaginary Together with CBACKBR DUST, SUGAR circulation of the daily papers of this city | £>ouls, by saying: «Dey steal upon cailud | OBACKEBRS, NOVELTI GINGER SNAPS. competing for the Government advertising | P*T#0ns unawars, clap a plaster over deir mout | &o.,alwayson haud, at the lowest prices + DPwyew j : RY HO ¥ CA.TO 18 THE EVENING STAR, | 78% 70Ps* TRRORT Tip ¥ CAs TOR orl = 28S FS Ee ee agers As strange 88 it may appear, many of tha The Largest Circulation in the Distriet, | cotorea peopie nere cherish the belief tnat ther - ———— | is a class of physicians who practice “bark- W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Proprieter. | ing,” and are addicted totne dissection of live and dealers not disposed to sell beyond tne Under the recentact of Congress directing such | ‘® keep um from hoillerin’, and dren drag um Try and be cenvinced. Sdvertising to be made in the two daily news- pepers otf Washington having the largest circulation : Evening STAR......7,715 copies per day. Chronicle... +o0e 25088 « Intelligencer. 3552 « be The eturns of advertising by the city papers for tte quarter ending September 30, 1866, as (Aken from the books of the Internal Revenue Otice, are as follow: vewine STAR. Inrelligencer. + 13,106 Chromete.. 10,299 Republican 4,731 DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS. Keturns received at the General Land Of- or the month of November show that 41.737 sete: @f the public lands were disposed of at the fotlowipg local offices :—Stevens Point, | C7 acres, S093 0f which were | and the re- | Wisconsin, sola for cash, amounting to $10.11 manuder located with agricaltura! Sed miltary warrants. At La Crosse, W const #ead law tor actual settlement and cultivation power meat abe was se aed Tux Joint ComMitresgs of the Executive Departments laboring for additional compen. *ation to the clerks and other employees, me St their ususl place last evening, ana, among other thing for his assumed hostility to their interests: thanking the Senator tor his appropriate and magnanimous reply to such attacks ; suggest. ing tothe clerks the propriety of permitting the committees of their own selection to act in therr interest and behalf on the subject of in- Oressed pay, especially with members of Con- grees. and the necessity of harmonious action through their appointed and approved cnan- nels in order to succeed. Liqtor Licenses AND PReuIBITORY Laws. Mr. Sennott, of Boston, is to argue the case of the United States vs. Nancy Swain, before the Supreme Court, next week. The case involves the question as to whether the United States cAn or cannot exact a license from a distiller or a retail dealer in a State where the sale of liquor is probibited by law. In the liquor cases, so called, there are no writs of error Other reperts SteRETARY McCULLocu will be absent from | the city a few days during the holidays, when Assistant Secretary Chandler will be Acting Secretary of the Treasury. PATENTS TO BE Is8UED.—On the Ist of Jan- Seres were taken under the home- | » adopted a resolution denouncing | the conduct of clerks, or persons assuming to | be clerks, im their abuse of Senator Williams | | away to whar dey lay um on a table and cut up, and den bile um down for ile.” This isa cheerfai notion fer those invalids who use the oi} of the palma christa bean as a cathartic- The Annapo'is (Md ) Republican states that a similar belief prevails among tne colored peo- Plein thatsection, and it probably exists else. where. How iworigimated it ts impossibie to tell. ALEXANDRIA AND ViCINITY.—We clip the following items trom the (tazette of yesterday The preeence of Mr. J. W. Phelps. who resides in Vermont, but who bas such a poor opinion of the justice administered by the courts of tnis connty as to be induced to petition the Senate of the United States to reannex Alexan- dria to the District of Columbia, is earnestly required by the tax collector of this city; aod we are requested to inform him that without he eitber brings or sends here—within a lim- fied time—the amoant of city taxes due ou the lot of ground he purchased in 135!, proceedings will be institated to sell the same at public auction. We regret to add that in consequence of the disorganized and uncertain cendition of affeirs in Virginia, proauced by the action of the political party to which Mr. Phelps belongs, that should his property be offered at public sale the city will, in all probability, be a ioser, because his lot of ground will not, itis thought bring the Amount of taxes due upon it Last night was the coldest we have had this winter. The Potomac river froze over solidly, irom shore to $uore above, opposite to, aud below this piace. Hunting creek is firmiy * blockaded” with ice. The mail boats, to and from Aqui creek, made their regolar trips, | bowever, cutting their way through the ob- struction, and thesteamer Wawasettalso pro- ceeded on her down,trip, after some siignt delay. The Washington ferry boats are ma- king their regular trips. Without there is a decided elevation of the mercury in the ther- Mometers, the river will be so firmly frozen over to-night, that navigation will be com- pletely closed. A splendid car, containing about thirty-five gentiemen—members of Congress, prominent merchants, and representatives of the press— some accompanied by their families, passed through this city via the Orange aod aiexan- dria Railroad, this morning, on their way to New Orleans. Theofficeof the Gilohe Express Uo, in this city. has been closed for the present. and Mr. Oriando Wood, the agent, transferred to a sit- uation in the office of the Company in Wash- ington. THe “Lonpon Times" ow THE ALABAMA entered except by Mr. Sennott, notwithstanding | Crsins.— The Times a ® leeees, bays —\ We enurely agree with President Johnson that itis bigh ume this vexatious dispute was set at rest, and we regret that Lord Russell did not hold out any hope of a compromise honorable to both parties. Itought to have been recog- nized from the first that the circumstances ai tending the equipment and escape of the Ala- bama constitwted & new case in international law. and the discussion yet should have been c THO. HAVENNER. Cc LOTHINe@ BEDUCED PRICES! ONE PRIOSB ONLY, MARKED IN PLAIB FIGURES. NO DEVIATION. GEUBGE © HENNING'’S, Corner Seventh street and Mary!and avenues I will receive dating this week new additi stock, aud at prices that com - to my already la! mend the Goods t FOB GENTLEMEN Carsimere Suite, Best Silk Mixed Suits Bisck Reaver Back Conte Black Doe«kin and Biack yas Frock On Blue Beaver 0 Belton Overceat Six Mixed Overceate ~- Special attention is called to the all Wool Suits 20 aidthe Double and Twist Suita at $22 Also, the $15 Black Sack Coat. Melton Jachet and Pants. Dark Cassimere do... as and Nike ao. Overcoats nearly sold ont All for Boys who wear suspenders. Cee dyeeny Keassenss Fine White Shirt: Boy ’ White Shirt Good Merino Und Heavy Rib Shirts and LD. Bed Flannel Shirts aad Fine Loe Flancet Shirts and Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers Heavy Shaker Flannel Shi ea Country Knit Sock: Germen Hand Knit Jackets Sock re. 1.75 an Drawers, ver: Corner 71H STREET AVD Manyrand AvENCE ONE PRICE ONLY. - S. Seven Thirties, June, -§. Seven Thirties, July. NEW YORE FIRST BOARD SALES. Coupons, 1103¢; Five Twenties, in62, 1064; Five Twenties, 1864, 105 Five Twenues, five Twenties, January and July, Fortes 993: Seven Thirties, August, 103%; do. June, 104¥; do. July, Wix Goia, 133 a FINANCIAL. Lewis Johnson & Oo., quote Stocks and Boncs in home and foreign markets as follows: New York, Dec. 22.—Ist Board—U.S. reg- istered. IS@1, 107; do., coupons, 110%: 5-20's, registered. 1(6, do. coupons, 1064; do., 1965; 10e%; 10-40 8, registered. 99: do. coupons, 99; 7-30 6, 104%: Ohio and Missiosippi rhificates, 287%; Canton, 44; Cumberland, 65; Quicksil- Mariposa, 12; New York Central, we ie, do. preter'd, 84. Hudson. 116: Reading, 154; Michigan Central, 106%; Mich- igan Southern, 79°: Illinois Centrai, 115% Cleveland and Pittsburg. $i; Cleveland and Toledo, 1212;; Rock Isiand, 1024; Northwes- i 7%; Fort Wayne. ; Alton and Ter. abasb, 40; W.U. 43: Boston Water Power, 30: Pa- cific Mail, 161 ¢; Atlantic Mail, 106%. American gold, 2.30 p. m., 133%. Lonpon, ec. 22.—j Per Cable]—Bona 4: Consols, 59%; Erie 47; mois Centr Monday will ve a holiday in London FRaNkKrort, Dec. 22.—Bonds : 35: Toledo and \ DEPARTURE OF A SPECIAL COMMITTEE, The Select Committee appointed by the Housce of Representatives, of which Hon. Mr. Pike, of Me ,is Chairman, to proceed to Charies- tou, S.C., and inguire inte the circumstauces relative tothe murder of certain Union sol- diers and the release of the parties committing the murder, will leaye this ety on Monday morning for Charleston to commence their in- vestigation. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY, The amount of fractional currency received by the Treasurer from the printers during the past week was $352,140. The amount shipped durmg the week to assistant treasurers and national banks was $549,000. SECURITIES HELD, The seeurities held by the Treasurer of the U.S.,im trust for National Banks, reported last year, and embracing recent events. with the request that he lay it before Congress, and ark fora committee to investigate matters in this State. The United States Commissioner has issued warrants for the arrest of Col. Montgomery, | Dr. Cooley, and Ex-Sheriff Adamson aud four otber men in Lexington. The warrants have been issued ander the Civil Rights bill, and U.S. Marsbal Wallace bas gone to Lexington toexecate them. The parties will be brought here for examination. ym the West Indies. Negw York, Dec. 22.—We extract the follow- ing from late files of the Nassau Guardian, furnished the agent of the U.S. and European News Association, by the Purser of the steamer —- tw reported at Nassau that a copper ore ship was wrecked on the north side of Bird Rock Reef, near Inogna, on the 20th of Octo- ber, and that ali bands on board and the cargo were lost. The accounts of the Iate hurricane at St Thomas, show it tohave been one of unex- ampled severity. The steamship company new wharf was completely destroyed by a barge being drivea through it. The damage to this alone will be $10,000. The hurricane at Turk’s Isiand was Carocas Islands and a t ‘ze number of wreck. ing schooners were lost with all on board. The number of lives lost at the Carocas was esti- mated at 50. At Nassau earnest efforts had been made to relieve the starving sufferers at Turk’s Island. They are sending ioads of produce and food. United States Consul Cresson has forwarded an appeal to the New York and other mercan- tile associations in the United States for aid for the destitute. From Barbadoes we learn that the crops are improving under the influence of good weather. At Barbadoes American breadstuffs are in good supply, and prices on the deciine. Flour, 87 S0ags.5u per bbi. Corn meal, $4.05a84.75 per bbi. The Philadelphia Safe Robbery. & Amboy Cempany, and Lehigh Valley Rail- road. The following are the numbers ot the certificates of stock of the Lehigh Valley Road No. 3556, 100 shares, 3556, 100 shares; 3510, 200 3810, 113 shares; 3559, 100 shares; cer- tificate No. 23, C, im the name of Cochrane & Cowan. 75 shares of the Spruce and Pine Streets Railroad, Philadelphia. From the West. Kansas City, Dec. 21.—At the preliminary examination of Scott, Voalter and Walborn, in the arson case yesterday, their counsel made Dec. 24th, Entire cost qQuAantily pecessary to satiefy immediate wanis vf the local trade. The prices at the close to day are nominally, for supers, $11a811.50: cor $12.50a$13, ang extras $15.50a$14 5), a to reputation. The close of naviga. heat, smati 3 83 yas zB for white. There are no sales of cora report 0; it 18 heid at $4.50 per bbl, or $1 per bushel CanaL.—The canal is thickly coated With ice, and no boats have arrived or depart ed since the 20th, when the arrivals w J. H. Withams, with cor ia, witb pork to do.; Baseline, wi Japito- ‘Wood and three boats with coal to Central Oo. 333 16 tons. Departed—The Muncher, with mer ehandire to lift lock 18, the J.H Wu re do. to Edward's Ferry, ard two boats light. ‘Doan SHIPMENTS.—The shipments of coal this week were as follews. Camberiand Co, 200 tons; Borden Co., 30s tone; Hampsbire soa Baltimore Co, 1,300 tons; Ray's Dock, 3,051 tons. Pork. —The supply offered this morning was meagre, though the pork wasotexcelient qual- ity. The prices are $5.50 and $9 per io ibs, Wholesale and retail A CHANGE. The undei ned would respectfally fnform hi« friends and the public generally that en the 71h inst. be bought of Mr. James Scott, for cash, bis entire stock of China, Glass, Crockery Ware, & 3p store 493}, 9th street, (formesiy 493.) bet D and EB. and that be intends to conti the basi- ness He les marked down the whelesto-& t» t jarged ani fitted up the entire store bim increase: facilisies for the traus action of bueip NEW GOODB REW GOODS NEW GOODs. He bas just poneet in New York, for cash, and now arriving, a fa ing of Ob Glare bamps, Oroeker) Ware, Housekeeping Goods, Baskets, Bird Cages, &e the best class. Ameng them @re many goode salt able for the who ase it. of leo, on hand at all times the Hutchinson Coal He would ask bis friendeand al! in want of any thing ip wie line to ¢ m acall A full a-sortment now om band. ‘The prices are as low a8 ihe same goods can be bought elsewhere SHABLES ULRICH, J oma 493%, Nin’ Ge 22 ot" 499} 1TH STRBET—Great tot _siyles deterred until the end of this year. The pr MARKRITE = oe, conte sale pone ery raig eae ete % es s. were wary. 1567, 365 patents will be issued frem the | ent Foreign Secretary is pertectly welcome to 4 eS 486 Patent Office, being the number for the two | entertain any reir aly aoe ny hap Preja- | 7th street. Pt per puate bs ?7th street. ‘weeks ending on that day. dice, and it would bea great misfortune if he a , STK J ie oe hero were to be embarrassed in dealing with them | BEAUTIFUL 4 ANU ENGHA VA e ED. Currency Dgsrroyep.—The amount of | in thie county gives great satisfaction to all | tween D and B streets. « nice lineof MATS, CAPS. §7 Shillington, Odeon Building, sendsus the | according to his own judgment by any reluc- | _ A limited pnt choice selections of Oil Painti igs, | fractional currency redeemed and destroyed | parties. BOOTS and SHOES, having purchased them since Galery for January 1, a handsome number. | tance to reverse the decision of his predecessor. Engravings. Chromos, Wreaths, Baskets of Flow. | a1 the Treasury Department during th the decline in prices, which I will sel! at very low sett Us Sees Sts 18, &c., 9) Te OTTER SRA MES ‘week was $425,400, the past | Destruction of a aererapee Office by Mi- | figures. S7 There are indications of a famine in Mon- MS AND FIFES for Boys at GREAT ich ed eee0' } best no A = tia I can offer great inducementsto buyers. All tana this winter. by BGAINB at ELLIS’ Music Store, 306 Pa. sincsucmetotee count; cpa la Wee te INTERNAL REVENUE —The receipts from thir = —— = Gece peg toy ce of | #8 is.an examination of goods and prices. SoA cap, in St Louie came near stealing a | avence_______" ___ it | itation Mosewood, all Giit. ‘Ruste cui" Csrved | sonree to day ere sisaivnnn making the ts. | {c8 queen ates ena een ot, emenae Toucan get steamboat the other day CHEAPEST WRITING CESKS IN THE CITY | Prames, Passoparioute, Card Frames, ac. cae velit - Missouri Freeman, county, by rN le Bat foi 01 0 8 A ‘be opened on Monday. at PICTUBE COBD A TASSELS, WALNUT amount for the week ending to-day $2,936,- | the Siate militia. A goo! Bat 20 S7 Snow is six inches deep around “the - I. MODD’s, BBACKETS. 514.20. A _ movement is on foot here to establish a A nice Hat fo 2a ub. te 368 D street near sth. Big Halts. rime — see = colors, board of trad A splendid Bat fer 38 tT —_ ee ¥ ete, Basels. Bc. ®7 The South Carolina House of Re; = ip top jer... = Sed KS, presen = BM. of Oregon, | JOY BOOKS, sc atsto gs. A beautiful vartery of the WINDOW, SHADES. tatives has rejected the Constitutional Amend. __Gaswerks Blown Up. pans bert of Baltimore and Philadelphis made preach in Uni At 4 i. MUDD'’s, richest designs of Gill dered Parlor Pat. | ment by a vote of 95 to 1. New York, Dec. 22 —The gasworks at As. | PpitGnette: OALF B Burt's make 99 1t* 368 D street, near 9th. ternsin the District. Il asserted stock of toria, Long Isiand, blew up yesterday morn- H. A. fet st seh add 4 | M Uso BOXES. ue spe cece jer arades. with ares variety of Win- ae me. throngh a One of the tanks, 0 20-3t 3 between D and & sis. ~ > J a rtion tS was rome — Ball, 491 uh acrset as | at MHOBTE BOCK, aay StLis: punctuslly Blled in ty or cone eee TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Pieces.” . Bina i. OY gee Eh a artsy L se Hall. ; me, ‘A ler, tion of the above Goods were made | BY U.S. & EUROPEAN NEWS ASSOCIATION. me ge Sites Tessok way | 1022 S06 Fotserivent specially to order. belloving the bess tae a jeapest, ——_o——_ Rebbery of $90,000 from a Sate. We have just received Fifty of the most mar ehe Came to this city. jesion 23 cents. 11° A @BAND DISPLAY god ming te Boop that class of Goods we respect- FROM EUROPE. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22.—The safe of Wm. nificent LABORST COLLECTION J0inrn enaevunibe Geode with any in wae ee [By the Atlantic Cable.’ SO rouhaa ast sient ona $40,000 in coupon LADIES’ BLAOK AND COLORED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, erms oT WABRERIT! LiveRroor, Dec. 22.—Cotton buoyant. Sales | ponds and $50,000 in stock. or DRO HT No eolect «oreo nE TT MELTS = | 246 Penne. av. bet. 12th and 13th otreete, de18-2w* Eight doo 506 Pennsylvania evenue. | Of Fruit, Pound and Faucy Onkes. Fancy Boxes, OXURIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ee sine French Sugar Toys. other fine French Confections, F <The members of UNION | Foreign Fraits.and many other besutifal articles, | MALLARDS SEE A CHOCO AEE UAT ES l,are cepeomes fo meet at’ suitable for Christmas presents. a DOUBLE VANILLA €HOOOLATB, avy Yard, TU MOBKOW, | ‘or table use.) ROBE AND VANILLA RUBNT ALMODDS, UMS, andy oak CLOTH SAQUES AND BASQUES, OCAL Birect from the Custom House, L NEWS. which we shall sell, owing te the lateness of " : —_e—___ a eqtiege Dec.22—Noon.—Five-twenties, | Prasmwrationa—Yesterday afternoon, the | ®Frival, 7 Sous pupils of the MaleGrammar 1, of the 2a MUCH BELOW IMPORTATION Cost. AnTweRr, Dec, 22—Petroleum 53 francs. Bietricts presented Mr. John W. Hunt. their Lonpon, Dec. 22—Noon.—There will be teacher, with a pair of beautifa cely any business done in this city on Mon- It will be observed as a holiday. All clusses are getting ready tor Christmas. of 12,000 bales. Middling Uplands at 145. Five- DPwenties, 724%. Consols, 59%. IMinois Cen- tral, 79. Erie, 47. Dec. 38d, stons.o clock eC. one i late Brother. to attend | 486 FINE OIL PAINTINGS celebrated. ple- MIXED SUGaB PL Hl look | | Holy Poamily, from Batt eee ian ' tere. & eocory: Mother's Joy, “8, Mey ASSORTED CANDIES sister Just received at KING PL age syetervall | tne Pride of 5 % — B. MaBTiW, Bec bec. | by aamen: View Ar EST IN = NOTICE—The pubil ; ; ut chores | W tified that wil betaid fathe OMN. : DAY AFTBBUON, Dec. silver-plated Ause, —— oases. There mae — mumber 15 pieces of all the most fashionable shates of o} arents and friends o: scholars pres- hot tnd yori J the afternoon ag or the MOIBE ABTIQUB SILKS. Lat Maa ae an ee. olars delivered recitations. r. Hunt re- THE FENIAN TRIALS. sponded to the tation address in appro- Thomas Madden Sentenced te be Hung. fesed terms, and remarks were alse made by « KING & 808. LANSBUBGH & BRO., 1A OBA ND by Resour. imited but choice Sowa MALAGA GRAP! 515 Beventh street, MABE lection ef pf 1 Be. . —— @ ey - + for Fresh, at KING PL. a s essTs. Rhees an: ft thy s de 20 between D and jnatead of ra Ha anette threat M08 anat Domestic) SwkeTsnuRe, Dec. 21—The jury returned i Wookward, of the tras-/| Gomte ____ | atu Dent de2-4 ner Ey, LT LES. de223t* 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Just made, of select materials at 124 p.m. with & verdiet of guilty, and | a Christmast Gift, in the shape of a very | Lancet 8TeRe IN THE CITY: OF saeeeaaee Spine a 5 ig KING PLACER. | upon the prisoner being asked it he bad any- | deautifal and richly-ornamented pitcher, was cs ‘ il dealer -s zB OLDEN SCUPPE: thing to say why sentence should not be pro- | presented yesterday to Mr. John E. Thompsen, STO COMBIN. NE’ ware ont beseenss Be eae oe T $21 AND $25 G OUR FINSST NATIVE WINE | nounced upon bim. Mr. Devin asked! he | bf Male Frommer Seen Nee ie ee 50 STORES COMBINED IS ONE Bas just opened wapiendid lot of Gold Wi DOUBLE AND TWIST 8UITS, weance, wad Tose ate Ge, favor and fre; | Honor to reserve sentence until he had sud. | Eddie Hay, on behalf of the pupiis, pretees FURS! PuRsS: Sere Smnteeeten Sing ae tbels —y, DOUREE | a RABE EZER™ | mus an appenl upon, yevousfmporsan | she ait wii rrycreitibigand comBlimen rune: x - P « uestions w! m raised duri ; in . T. 8 : ined te clove bie bane, a * dezi-zt* | HENNING’, CRUGEE TTS BARING Flos, ConnaNrs. | tne ra The Judge suid that before the ange hat Yesterday closed his nincteenin, year of FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, NAGERS OF ST. JO- , particular see sel cou ing the appeal fore the court rin public schools of this city, and that he Nem SReu's ORPHAN ‘ASYLUM ~ tated | Corner 7th street and Maryland avenue. son. | For sale by P. KING & SON, was bound to certify that hebad seriousdoubts | highly appreciated thie manifestssomet regard a ee for the bencht of the Orptaa um: OB H street, | mer" M woop ERS ng Pisco. | as to the points which had arisen. The Judge | by bis pupiis. Raving purchased them early this season, we ‘The Festival will commenc: on WEDBESDAY, : thea proceeded to pronounce sentence of death Yesterday, the pupils of the Male Grammar | are enabled to sell them 80 Der cent. cheaper than upon the prisoner, -~ said he had been proved Se ore — ear ee any bonse in the city. to have joimes Imseif to part whobadruth- | presen ir. Josep! . Daniel, masic Ivesly invaded the country. In nis present sit. | teacher, @ bandeome silver pitcher and t-ay. LANSBUBGH @ BROTHER, uauon he would say nothing to the prisoner to | from the establiahment of Mesers. Galt & Bro. increase the painful feelings which mast be | Both the pieces were neatly engraved, andcost | 4) 1m tearing bis breast, and he would say no more | about twenty-five dollats. — than be was obliged toay axaminister, not | The papils of the Female Intermediate | (> 1G 4 B81 4p author of the law. The sentence is, that 1, first district, Miss Hoover. teacher, also you, Thomas Madden, be now taken to the | presented to Mr. Daniel a handsome pair of prison frees L wnigh 79" cae And that on Fri- me ree pee day, the |. lay of February next, you be tabed trom thence to a piace of execution. aud | School No. 6, first district, Israel, teacher, | olé the 26th inst., and conti: ‘thi " BOPOSALS FOR COPPER. Dubite are respectfully antes tontenss* P = Admission ten cents. | Bavy Derarrmenr, ay Bureau of Const gers Sealed Proposals to furnish 48 Ow pou! -» | got Uo} e-half ** 1 G received atthte pares ‘antl i o'cloc r LL. fa Ft 3, 1367, at which time the pi 1 ned. The proposals mast be addressed to the “ the Bureau of Consiguetion and Kepatr, | partment, Washington,” and be endorsed that they m: Borers! very good second hand MELO. FEAR DEONS, ao: x Pai on eaey terme One of @ HAMLIN'S. i five o-tave—Piano style—at a bargain, Meet greet - LODEONS and PABLOB ORGANS for rent . will | by day, week, month, or year, on easy terms. n. crea The undersigned respectfully inform their friends JOH 306 Pounsyi dom-2t (Intel. & Chron | meat Wik st. the pupils of Secondary | *24 the public generally that they have taken the aals for td ir Ingutsh BE $20 there be hanged by the neck until you are Presented to her a large and handeomely -bound CIGAB AND TOBACCO STORE, Sabbath Bchool from ether | bueiness latter aod must be made i T OARAIMERE GUITs dead, and may God have merey updn your | Photograph ae No. 398 Penneyivenis avenue ESpaYy mY jasgaat, | beae efers for suppties to the Naty Dees GENTLEMEN, soul. ‘The pupils of Columbia Institute, M street, ‘ 4 Silom crocs cont ond A strest by font : sonteined = in ie a Taat's re Tuas His Hence was visibly silooted as ke pro- nerwens C3 1th streets, presented their | So leng conducted by Messrs. George W. Cochran met ai 2 . | , re! 2; . noune sentence upon the pri: i ‘a . H. Miams, as. Obristmas presen Adulte,'83 Conte, Onildren 15 Gents, | Pavmaster at auy Naval Stotions or Won tee | den-st Corner st. and Maryland avenue. | prisoner betrayed no emotion When the vere | a bandeomesuitot clothes, consisting of coat, | £02 where they willbe plcesed tosee and wait ~ — | The copper to be subject to the necessary teat dict was announced, or while the sentence | vest, pants and slippers. ‘@pon all who give them acall. EB, (Christmas and | Wash: AGE CHUBCH Fal f fi a was bein; ronounced, until the last words ——-___ Having a large, choice stock of all kinds of goods : se Years) tot the ens aad Suepec of r, the Drover of oad of a onas bo B®4DeTREers. PATENT WEATHEE | were attered, when a’ sneering smile Tux Reerer Casze:—This morning Ohief pertaining mag mi jrangst Urpin araee <ereuiwrcend See tee Rapmearnanstcecatctare | fuebeat invent Aan nactadn sey, | Soret grammes, Re wis taedains | gSteeSures ae hin dein aa Ott open Dece vee sub Fa fount another a wal re meen ary @ Femainder on rain. ood alt and dust from door aud windene oi remote oe dock, and the trial of Smith (Remy bere eat ~ — —_ FIRST OLASS TOBACOO ESTABLISHMENT, Socenta. CPP intaBen| O°MCGCKC | DyEOPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. ~ | “For sale at Builder's Depot. 562 7th street, op- these cases the complaivants--the formes | TD€¥ are determined, by moderate charges and } -_ posite Centre Market Discharge ef Dr. Watson. being the owner of Cummings’ patent } strict attention to business, to merit s share of iy aay pater of | Office 0 Comms of Subsestencs. < aw H.W. HAMILTON & CO. RicHMoND, Va., Dec. 22.—The military com. | and the latter ot the Goodyear patent—ask patronage Pg, eld BV ERY BvESIaG r,ine | , Sealed Eropomass’of the form rarnisnea by tne | CABBIAGES, © 51,Ggy OABBIAGES: © | mission for the «rial of Dr. Watson was die. | fo" 8% injunction injoluing’ the defendants A call from all the lovers of the “weed” solicit FAIB BUILDING, corner 7th street aud Pennsy:: | : 4; Mill be received. in duplicate. until | Op hand, « large ant ine eavortment solved by order of the President of the United | ing ariel Kamen aed mites, OF MME | oe lastseastl amo. McOAULBY & CO. ee OM CREEL AeOe Tg THR | si the FRESH DEEP reautred by the Honpa'cr | of, tratclas Carriages.. Also. « nam: States. Watson was discharged. He denied the injunction in the first ease, and HINA HALL a3ONI0 HALL ATION. the following places, viz:—Kert Washington and | oription “All work sola marraee, OF Overy dee. granted temporary injunction in the second | © ¥ Sara, megnbers ofl the piety, Aad the public Fort Foote Md. ‘3 Hepstiing promptly, , Later from Havana and Mexico. case, subject to remo @ when the (341 Pona’s avenue, Eeteblished 1877.) ‘the Buliding hes beer { iy ‘renowated, | tai $o4 west foncellont marietasie sri ame do 20 RODERT H. GRABAM. $14 D etroct. New York, Dec. 22—The tollowing are our | Parties shall give reasonable security for the . : sre eT oN Wat on and new Hoare laid, and pnexceptionable Seudlcion. of eyual proportions of AUN RR ot Havens sd Raenn advices: = rev rens sogbe complainant for such use as BEW GOODS. done comfo s ‘end hind ae 4 |AVANA, 5 nish mail steamer make a anid on o oon Dg 8. Satie Hike in Shonda tallow not recited ot sati “om 5 | jaa Extra quaint ve arrived yesierany from bla lagrenimnn semen i pH et -—s OL weet ‘We have just received s full line of Chins. : all ci . my i. s 4 . on sentlecnad aed ooh Ot ahaa e eatackattt; | chases in the open market will be malersr tag oe: ale By a md ‘from the Orie Weniee ens h li. Bradley, sr., and W.F. Mattngiy Goods, sui apy and from the City of Mexico to the 2d. The | Jose ‘Dinner Proclamation of Kensumiiian, atnounciag his jor the Tespondents. were, Gleeson Goblet Decanter. etermination to remain in Mexico, was pab- Onimixat Court, Fisher,—Yesteraa, Bowls, &c.; Toysia great variety; Ushed on the sth. The general impression is eensha ee Xf F gentiemaa and _ ‘ Pisces from to ten years of age, 10 cogte, nder Ove years if ge, {ree. meat at the . asm tne ogaley eed the publicia | insuch quantities. and at such times, as the A.U. pense of the contractor ‘The contractor for the Holi- will be required to deliver the a a! joliv: “house at the places Demed ‘ed her supply of PUBE AP- weigh ‘ P Omeso Le BaD im the case of indicted for aa | ©. Bowls; Cape asd " 8. at those places may direct. PLE OIDEBR Thove ‘been waiting can | ‘st Max will run a the first. chance he d 88 | cers. re, Cul PF ware; Bas- aaa pes Be pt rg Beparate Bropoaale will be ong for supply- | now get supplied at eaanal eae gets; we OF wren ed BR a states pert re gad A eee ee kets, ware, yp assortme:.t ESTABLISHED Is03. soe be pave te Shensn of ne | _ snc se Mendoenia | come ee Ban, ele oeetny te | Suiarnertaet, A, bay gave socnot | "OMTOUNT TEs ie apton deawene ERSON a 5 Payment to be made monthly, or whenever th: PLENDID OPENING FOR A MAN wita | Poliskaritz, came by the last English steamer, ton cted - mi stove whe cee Carceigas eee | an ye os eae | ape ee eta eee cahaee te | Peer ie Sar, Meee one | degiayeev™ me or rwy. om | eM ee RS col “8 i 4 Deauerss ae eneeaes will bo socted by the offcat Of the Babsletonce De: | hall Sousaeat is thes eaasies eke eats gue | erope. 7 of Max was Tecelved throughoat | ,,24mes While and James Blarshad, indicted Sueware at factory prices e BE Debos, mevic BS CHEMICALS, partment receiving the meat. trict of Columbia ‘ the country by bell-ringthg, fire works, and i}. | fF larceny, were called for trial, and a nolle 18 eotw & 80N my Anat 90 : “Fue contract will be made from the 10th of Jan- 4NDREWS’ GAS GENERATOR, luminations, but the stafetie,Marshal Bazaine’s | P70! Was entered x to the former. Marsnal wren foene + Senpioneyienney sane o Ported | oeahy Rear houstoli citose wee aud sale | oficial organ, cays that all this was done by the | WSs convicted, and the jury found him to be oo Bi ; ed. The Night Bell prouptiy euswered. enerepgeale for ——, at | Apply daily from 21 o'clock 8. m. till So'cloek p, | cleFRY and officials of the Imperial Governs | URder 16 leas al Shainie | Sitenincs, Stn Sade AND SKATORIAL BBAD QUARTERS, oo 12-tf Fons 1hO4 wherpaned te the undersiened,, m. at 607 oth street. de 20-3t* mont; Gbethe people Sere te een and will | sohupucen’ Mam ven ‘Sarah | Dealerin Imported Cigars. Also, the following MOTICE To TAX-PaYBES. 23 _ SELL, Mejor ond 0. 5..U. 8, A. W %: 7. COLLINS. CABINET MARER AND | head of the Governmeat Sod tenceg tite | Longeter, indicted for burglary, a nollie pros, | brands of Douiéetic Oigere: Tulip, Jody, Pu", FOR SALE_w GaBERTAKBR, sare the French party is desirous that Marsieug | Was entered. . Robert Burns, &c. I elsokeep fine assortment 0 ot a ee neg aah leave, first putting the reins of Government in Moerachsum and Briar Wood Pipes, and oi Furaitare.of ai eect joa. BSCR AE goon | Maia Bo. 134 age strest,, (3247 BRDUCTION IN PRICES wat goto AT ROTHROCK'S, 450 — mg 452 | a:stemne, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFIOE. Pra mapa ‘Zebacco, ) hands. It says that French bays Reat Estate SaLes—Green & Willits, Fancy Articles. “5 ight him there and have su; pores cepa gp sole a may ‘and brick: Sorta, A Jarge amortment of the Snest and best im thus far, and therefore to them it beiongs ra) Teteky ten 10, ee brick | SXATES. de 18 im to guard the throne he vacates. Mazatian has dwelling ag hlae _ S rettonl ee ai Carayaja has uhentoned. Tessooe ia the'Vut | 'S5, eee, to Julia E,W ' Ly e = ico, granting twenty-four hours ti Facantlot between the above The “Eanboat Winooski nas Sh Bz fe it re) F ] : : E : Ca in 437, with two trame houses, te Ed’ Fitz. Or Rot wishing to carry over a heavy stock iepi ‘ age cay a Se! pall gerald, for 8800: Part lot 6, in square 518, on H ASSESSORS THE DIFFEREST Opposite Patent Office, Seventh street, opring, Tbave deteruiined to reluce My pone | of New York. There is nothing bf interes | stfeet north, between 4th and Sth west, with a WAKODS will mect at the follow plecee, form Of refined tastes, aed who admire and very description of Fi here. Americans begin to arrive: The steam. ee, Sotuny Lor S885; two Wo'elock'a. m. to 3p. m. from the fith t, the Slat | te the beeutifal in Art. are recueed 7c | Paver fangings, tions, Centres, | Sbip Mississippi arrived off the port on Thure. | T#me dwell on =s December inclusive, to sorrect and register the | otf" *sna! ve t stock of fing | Statues and Medallions. Fire Board Prints ae’ | day wight, bomen ‘Sandy last Sun. | STeet, for $1,000 and S8Orespectively, to of these cunitted ‘trom: the printed poll Sit and Water Dolor Palatingn Steel Window’ apShade Hollands, ixtares, | day morning. She was obliged toanchor on | Doat: : RET W. GEO, ¥. KIDWELL—Corner wings. 2c.. embracing @ great variety of eB ere = cles | SCCOunt of the fog, and the anchor got tonl. BOOTS AND SHOES sees ai lyaniasvenge. | +» + Parry Larcery.— mM i, She has made the Quickest passage of any screw by Officer 5 te org saat gerrigswnoaens low, at the old establisho: ; wast Pee a bieiat of Martin Lawton, ROBERT ISRAEL. or 0 asmall 8 ‘Wo! 379 Seventh strect, corner of 1. Sei sear ga oa as" br Pi 4 PRD x ratio ae aaa te Duwaise— Targrat stock 0 Fovsts: Wino wiceta BE ORNGON— aw AOS s, opposite at Oe, Fist WAED THOMPSON VAN BISWICK— | 3 fe 15-4tan Bovonticansect. ‘HBOCKE, =e 450 and 452 7th street, de 18-tjal Opposite Patent Office. MACKEREL anD OODFIsH. we Frames oo ry descri hend and made fina ice o econdmy toveall taal, ne KGEW HABKNBSE— etn cena ° 0 ‘my ‘Tvcitih.sot Thirteonth strests. | {0 SG RS Maile. “The | very telect and large stock a vind z New York. naa | Vew YorK, Dec. 22.—Viele, wh. trial in Brooklyn ‘as one Of tho alleged torn 3 L F ead very ere of Stor, ‘Was acquittted to-day. uality Corser Third street ens! end U atrect sogth. LARGE TEAS Oe, é f 30.00 pounds SHORE CODFISH. Mrs. Christiana. N. Crosby has reco , anGatiie sat 81xTe W Bie cita wes £ L808 393 | saat eeeeger G2 barrels Bo. MA . 5,000 from the New York and Brook- be sold at sstonisht Tow prices G@ street south, between Bixth and Seventh acum’ wo ssl oavere Ben snlost ens’ foot erascenth et “or Bowne dou. lyn sorry Company. for damages sustained fee teen nai aise - | tory ission x -boat brash OHBAP BOOT 5, eee eae aneed loot ne WiOWatzeworr aco. | coset wo. 465 WIRE i csi and the'U. 8. gunboat Muscoota, in 1965. 2 gl ay pated 8 alge Street, corner of 1. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22.—Thesateot Wm.G LIDAYS, ahh tetas CORERNOY. Cochrane, robbed here this morning, was en- bas T TT = T ‘Tbe amountof national b: urrency Issued euch as Tete s-Tetes Tea closed in a brick wail I3inches in thickness. A . Cologne Bets. Motto Coffees during the week ending to-day is $199,630; | hole large enough to admit a man was made in is. and many ether articles too making tue total issued to date $300,431,001, | the wall. The inside of the proof was com- | mention. From this is to be deducted the currency re. | pletely ransacked. The burglars are supposed SOLAR OIL. turned, including worn out tes. to have been secreted in the store at its closing. He would also state that he bought of Mr. Scott —_— La notes, amounting | he securities are principally Coupon Bonds | the exclusive right to manufacture the Solar 01! to © 2; leaving im actual circulation at of the Schuylkill Railroad Company, Uaraden | he kistrict. This oll gives satisfaction to a) to-day. re as :—F HATS, CAPS. EOOTS AND * rgae RMOBIRGED CEEOL re | a coanty ili awalt ety tak cr eee 493 * SHOES, 493 notes. $44,256,650; for deposits of public mon- | term of the court for arson and marder in the ; j@8- $35,933,950; total $379.190,600. first degree. r- AY REDD FECES, Gov. Fletcher's decision not to station troops | Just receivei, at No. 493 9TH STREET, be ‘