Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1868, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. r Amusem-nts, &c., To-Nizht. Nationat. Tararer—John Brougham’s “Louery of Life” is still drawing. Waits Orena Hocse.—The Wallach-Day- export Combination in “The Rivals.” Opo Feicows’ Hart, (Nevy Yard.)—Anni- ary of the Order of Sons of Liberty. praanpeliay Snes wn Distitiery ve The Grorge! yed in Hove which Smet i Whisk The examination Timothy J. Hurl ey, ke. f witnesses in the case of Revenue law’. w poem before t : amis F. Brown, Mr. Wilson for the prosecution, aud Mr. Phillips for the defendant. Br. Letwit Cl phane win F aad testified had found at the dis- rits, &c., and also ne fo certain bartels wh las ¢ rummer, tillery 1H that he had yesterday (Janucry 18) ex the tbirr barrels coptured at Springs, and fonnd no inspection marks them; all of them bad bad t wpon them; some the mark of + inspector of Pem date of Oc ber and Novembe a0 hs the Government distinctly ver by Mr. he distil m- p through a ond then pas-e< into fermen! telow, aud when ready for d pemped up int from the still th aisc, two ci: custedy of assistant © nd five ferment tub-; the a is solely in cha patent lock in possession of the Iniernal | Revenue offierrs, and no fire has ad- mitiance to this room except in the presence of the Kevenne off when the itis dowe in the orand the In liquor is drawn into herrel presense of the J tor, who inspect oughiy, and and the doar locked: b pipes leading tr and found t! the distillery Ast ist u room, he azain examined ay with the r whe hed the key of the found a knot hole in the so some cutta percha mg the cistern room, whiskey 3 en or Sgain viriled the place on th ter im company w Watchman in charz distillery: they went * to a dark corner under steps ieadinz to th um adjoining the room, where he found the wooden button fastened to the rafter which held one of the planks of the partition of the ctstern room in its plaer plank easily beeam him a tence into rn room. and drew of no whisk Mr. He there; on seizing the premic: they were pu cbarze of four waichmen, Messrs. Lit McHegen. Fowler, and Cross-examination facts Mr. John Clancey was =worn, but know nothing shout the ease. Wm. Lorem hs sworn. to elicit seem: distillery ing down Ris barrel< Witness —He n Chanery hauls adjoining th that he took as a watchman: Addi on: they zamplv of wii wus there on that ¢ where the while supposed thet xamination he barrels of whiskey hi under the ice: Mr. ame from Wa when Mr. Addison two of the barrels had distillery 2 O'clock this after. noon. ‘ning, the mem- t of Odd Fel- embers of I visit to the Order ss band. and e=- 7th street. Mr. having been opened. the visi fand iotrodaced by and Rept tive FD. Stuart, whe . dl tothe supper room - Whe supervision Jand avenue dep here abou ¥ prevails ating band the 5t scour-ing Cavalry Bas aE tion, and doubtiess the «f-eeang Wil Keep tbe pond all right (or —e——. KePrerican vn of officers of ub © of the followinz et A. Stew- rt Thompson an dents; W. AL Len tary " wden, ‘treasurer. oBicers, with the exception of Mr. Himlen, are colored. Freer Wav UB.—The ser —_-—___ Drtaven.—The 59 from Alexsndria did n» m. passenger ive here wotil 4m. As the trxin wa tarting, the fre i #1 thered, and siean could po: the fire wos releind tod. ‘The clerks residing in Alexandria did not arriv« at ther respective de eats until afier ly o'clock, im comseq uence of the detention, eemesetramtre ss Tnx Ov Forxs ane Comrxa.—See their ad ertisemient. Of course everybody will go to see performances which are not only unique, but afford an opportunity our grand parents. a Coxviguen.—Mr. James Lynch, who, for years, was the Chief of the Corporation ted by the President, d by the Senate, a Justice of the centeinendeecemn WE ARE REQUESTED to state that the meeting which adjourned trom the office of Messrs. Kiftourn & Latts, on the Jd inst., will be held at Meweruts Mall is evening at] o'clock. a stumped | and kept under a special | of December, | about sixty ora bun. | an excellent | of hearing some of | the best vocalists im the country im those old | farbiowed ballads aud anthems which cheered | | H ‘The plaintiff charges that the de | was MrETiNno of ras Boarp or Potice.—T Board ot Commissioners of the Metropolit: Police held their semi-monthly meeting last evening. The following business was traas- ected: }enry E. Norris, Johm J. Hill,and Tames Of'ut were appointed additional privates for ninety cays, ‘The following officers, for neglect of duty aad violating the rules of the force, were senten as icllow:: Private John S Waugh, flan 3% Private William H. Lusby, to be reprimanded and fined $! : Private Hetiry Nash, for in nn was disitiseed the force; Private Willi F. Duan, for insubordination, dismissed; P: vate John Hoyle, for neglect of duty, finet 8% Private Charles P. Hops ins, conduet unbecom 2 officer, to be reprimanded aud thaed $10+ Private Samuel T. Cronin, for conduct unbe- coming an officer—violatinz rules and recu- ations—to be reprimanded, dismounted, tra red, and fined $30; Private Frederick Peaster, encral orders, flued $10; Privtie Thomas J. Burrell, for conduct aubecomiag a0 officer, dist iseed the foree. Al'erd Ford'n und Joha Zirwes were ap- peinted privates, vice Nash and Duan d) missed. ‘The following applications for license to soll iuor were reected:—R. A. Golden & Bro. Jomes Lawn, Charles Hacemann, Pattee Cereovan, John Smith, Wm. Taylor, and £2- ward Abner. a Tue Concert Last Niont—There wes x pand fashionable au » at Metzerott i last evening, and Mi-e Jenny Busk mule if posible even & more Livorable impress han on her first appearance. . edly «ncored, and on being ‘ time sang the beautiful Gipsy so Star of the North” in a style w= lard surpassed, It is rare that a voi nd sweet in tone is at the stray th ful. Hermann’s was nev svng wih spirit, while 4. Poznansk to the fullest extent the power of the move (o mirthorsadnes-. Lovers of m be pleased to learn that the company will <i \ matinee performance at Metzerott Halt to-mor- row afternoon. — AcTION PoR Lrpet. jessrs. Rren «i W. D. Davidge haye en’ Simuel Chase Barney azains: Lindsly for libel, claiming =: and maliciously wrote and publi: h of November, 1867, actcr “the petitioner,” (meaning a son ot phi named Somuel Chase Barney, Jr. then j ing Congress to have hix name cto nd is anxious to hav. runt of the bad cleirs (meaning the plaintiff.) «and * brought disgrace, as he thinks, of bis fath uncle who ix on the name. Bives.—Last evening Eagle Tent, No. 2, of the R chabivs celebrated its 20th anniversary at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, which was cenely crowded. Addresses were delivered Messrs. John T. Lighte:, Win. McPheete d Ex-Governor Ford. The exercises we rvened by some fine «inging by # choir edof Messrs, Bradley, Acton, Stewa: Misses Mundell. pas meeting of the Directors of S, Riker, of New nt ofthe company for the ensumg year. William Dunmng. of New York, was elected Director, in place of William Remsen, of New York, declined; and John D. Detre in place of Louis A. Godey, of Phil declined. Messrs. U. H. Painter, W . Harding, and Henry Hart, were elected Ex- ecutive Comunittee. oui SUBSTANTIAL RELIEF FoR THE PooR—Pro- crrds:f the Policrmen's Bal!.—Lieutenant John F. Krliy, treasurer forthe ball given by the | Metropolitan police force on Wednesday even- ing, has reevived as the proceeds thereof, after d-cucting all expenses, $2,564, and there still | remain a few dollars not retarned; so that the net proceeds will amount to about $2.600, peste cases STING AN Ovvicer.—Michael Russell erday evening arrested by officer Ar- the eighth precinct, for being intoxi- cated and disorderly, for which he was fined $5 by Justice Tucker: and having resisted the eificer, who preferred charges to that effect azainst him, be was required to give bail for nold, of | court. “Work ann will be the subj upon which F ie y. O. H. Tiffany, D.D., will lee y Chapel this evening, at half-past pek. The proceeds of the lecture are A for the benefit of the con: of the West Georgetown M. E. Church, of which Rev. George Berry is the pastor, ———— CLo?rD.—Smee the zare of the Potomac hove Georgetown by the R n Chrismas day, the other disti in the District have closed—one said to be per. » | Manently, with the intention of moving to uear | Laurel, Md. j Las retained him as one of the clerks ee ONAL.—The many friends of Nichol . ir. formerly of this city, will be zh n that the new sheriff of New York Pr eu tol ty u his DIED. POWERS. On aEystey, the 16th instant, of para Yais. Mra. ANN POWERS, In the 31 year of rr ave Her funeral will take place on Saturday. the 18th instant. at 20’clock p. m., from her late resitonce, No S40 12th street weet. Relatives and friends «f the family are respectfully invited to attend. * MAHONY. On the 16th instant, FRANCIS R. M:HONY. late consort of Joho It Mahony Her funeral will take place to morrow, (Satur- )the 18th, at 10 o'clock a. m.. from'th: fher sister. on§¥ street, between I ‘The friends of the family are invi WAYNE. On Thursday, January 16th, 18%, our beloved brother. PG. M. LEWIS H. WAYNE, in the 10th year of bis age. place on Sunday mornii His tunersl at balf past 1 o'clock, from hia residence on Bi Capitol street. No. * «l will move from ce to reh at 1 o'clock. The friends of the f '@ requested to attend. v0 Ail the members of Eastern Star Lodge of tho G. £0. F., and Odd Fellows of sister Lolees int ‘anding, are fraternally invited to attend. J. Koss Davis, N.G. Patrick M. Bapy, Secretary ate STEPHENS. On Janvary loth, at 6a, m., WM. STEPHENS, ageo 36 year { ALVERT. At Avillon, Prince Georges connty Maryland. on the 14th instant, WASHING’ URTIS CALVERT. te on OPP FELLOWS HALL. OLD FOLKS MONDAY NIGH ‘10 TXDIES—Extra TRAINS at- “ Hoopekirts, are made to order at BAUM’S HOOPSKIRT and CORSET FACTORY dow received. a large stock of FRENCH COR- SETS all eizes. ail prices, 49 Lonisiana aveone, bear 7th «t ua ARLES BAUM. GE: D 8T: Zz SMe Hare STIEE oy Remodeled and set tom fashionable hay * M. CUNNINGHAM'S Hat Fi err Street, between I and K streets. teas colar H NTER'S GRE ~ ANTIQUARIAN BOOK I have for sale» magnificent volume of Gems of British Art, 48 fine steel engravings, 875. 75 Pl joydell"s Shakespear, $1 each. Auda- be 2 each. Crom> Lithographs— i «—fine gilt. Battle toll fonary. Turkey morocco «Littleand Brown's edition $1 vol. ing by ie 1 an original Proclamation, signed by I the Honse, senators and Member: Keilroad Reports. Japan snd Mexican dary. Hogarth's Plates: _ Original Pates an. by | himself, very rare sx0, @ Prous, Type. BI a. o., ). ton Ency clopeita: half Rasais $1; «Safe cost $2,000, for less than half. works, Beontseach. American State Pa- «rican Archives 2 vols» $6). Greenwich c eEvntions. & vols . price $1. Ad- ks. $20 Wilkes Kxpedtiion, $359 Swift’ ie 24 vols.. $14 volume. [iustr: ico in Spanish folio, many fasorted nt finely. colored, lat’ Book of Co ott Hare oats ne. Syntax, fl- trates carious plates - Free Mascury and Odd. Fellows. A luge acd valuable collection of rare and carious work America, Mandeville’ History of the Boos, Cpa fee. te Documents— Re: rts of Different Battles: Lee's Report; Battle of Chickamauga, onthe Fall of New Orleans; an Investization of the Navy De- partment; of the Miltary Disasters at Ports He and Donetsor the Evacu Hon its Chal Southern Documents, now get. A pearly complete Litrary of Gov, Docs, from thy foondation (of the Government, twelve wundred vols... S1.M0—very uniaue. ‘Minerale valued ut 83.000, for @20 meted Coin, Catalogu: iokiathe, collection, of Autographs. Law ; Howard’s Reports, $199; New York Court penis. 30 v 100;'and as 1.000 vols. Law P-tep Kuvelopes, 10 cents; Note Paper, and ay . oO on sale in two stores. ts made for road: Stall snd large lots of Doughtat beet prices, ja7- lot WHiskenrs ae CITY ITEMS. atter our iepert clestdl the caret He taecon | Mn. Jcop'e@nnaz Hoo AUCTION willepen who was. with the laroeny of bras. a»: in Georgetown, with anc. ire, the of the Unit-d States Govern- | Concer, this (Thursday) evening, at 173 meal, whieh wes temporarily postpone, was | *rtet, and be continued 4 few evenings, 1,1 oi; he was found not guilty. case of Ezekiel Ohaney, Chaties Milt r, Joerph H Garrett and Froky Wyaats, w' perinatal Tne Great Crosind-out Boox Sate, at private cale, closing each evening at 6 o'clock, were being tied for aseanit and battery with | &t37v Pennsylvama avenue, under the intent to kill, were found guilty of the ts1at | poltan Hotel will be continued a few days at and battery only; Chaary, wio has escxp»!, | astonishingly low prices, So rich and yarieda beigg the chief criminal; Gawrett, wh» was | stock was neyer before offered in Washington. r commend: d to the favorable consideration ot 19h We. L, Wart & Oo., Auctioneers, gry ih id Burnett ® Stawparp FLavorine Ex- TRACTS AND TOILET PREPARATIONS Bave re- ceived more just commendation from high au- thority than &ny other goods of their kind made in this conntry, he « in furnt’s Stindard Preperations:—Cocoaine, a compound of cocogant oil, &c, for the hair; Florime!, a delightful perfume forthe handker- ehie!; Kalliston, a sosmetic (or remoying freck- lee, tan, sunburn, Ac.; Oriental Tooth Wash, an elixir for preserving aod beautifying the tweth and gums; Burnrtt'’ Cologne Water, un- rivalled in richmess and delicacy of perfume; Jonas Whitcomb’s Ry medy, for asthma, rose cold, hay fever, &c.; Burnett's Flavoring Ex- tract, 10r cooking purpores. —_.——_ ANOTHYR NEW ARRIVAL of fresh and season- able Winter Clothing, at 4d2 Seventh street, he tbe Court, by the fet Was sentenesd to two mopthe in'sa.l; Miller and Wyants, stx months ecb, Kiceetta Watkins, petit larceny; nelle prov. Fryou Carroll alias Benjamta Carroll, tb- bench warrant ise core of Anthony Bundy, who was ttiod trm, and convicted of assault ant ‘ery. came up. His counsel moved for a new tial. whch was grunted by the Court, and he y of an assamit and battery. Atier nition by the Judge, be was seatene-d m the county jail, ase of Jus, Jackson alias Jas, Joba- ot petit larceny, and Timothy Suckson Jas. Jackson, mole pros. entered by Dis- Attorney Thr petit was discharged until Monday ALP, ie, convic'ed of vend- Kets, which waa raention’d in| postie Vast OBtee. our report same weeks mee, was granted e —-——— Gen, Torry tor defendant, Take Your Cuoicr.—Gray’s Patent Molded nsiry. the boy whose testimony was ntal in convict ng the noterigas crim. | per box ive. McCaulvy, plead guilty of the chance | enth stre and ali kinds of Shakspeare Collars, 2 conts at the celebrnied Oak Hall, 464 Sey- opposite Post Oitice, 5 FS, and Was seatenext to thre y eirade ier the House of Refuce at Baltimore, Mul. Noriee ro Srrctat, Devonirona——The at- nowt Cocwer, ‘fasts | Wyite.— tion vi depositors of bonds and other valu. Alert Gat Teper cd ecch the tectimony Wancay? | able packdges is trepectfully called to the let. cluded in the case of Gorman vs. Oorporati ur from the Comptroller o: the Currency,Hon. ‘ ll, R. Hulburd, heretof-re published. Concur- pe Peas ENR URING compra recount EPR! rent opinions by several eminent legal gentle- were oflired by both the plaintiff's and men have also been given, In consequence ante counsel. for instractions in this c thereof we do not fee} justified in longer assum. he argument on them we sad: ing the responsibility of the enstody of articles. e thee as to ¢ Depositors are requested to withdraw snch de- wv posit now in our possession, at their canveni- ence, before the Brst day of January, (508. WS. Hoxtivotos, 1 st National Bank. jaw of th G. Lave oy opewd th and arrued, imuily to the e constructed over this ctive, intemuch ax it was built wroper foundation; and it was so C ted thatit na Stream, tacn- git on Mrs. Gor thereby wv Away and demaging it to t! After a brief, but pointed a mat, ved by Mr. Bravtley forthe Cor- PrReONS wiching to subscribe for Taz STAR who rside on (upitol Hilland the Navy Yard, will please leave fheir ordera at No. 122 East Capitol street, between 4th and Sth. Joun Coorns, Agent. pA Pe, Dr. Waite, Uhiroporist, 424 Pennsylvania Egcity Co RT, Justice Wylte,—Fa re, Marge y S| avenue, between Four-and-a-balf and Sixth Cronin. ‘Che rule is discharged, the Prop- | streets, continues the succeastul treatment of ee ee eee Corns, Dunions, Pad Nails, Enlarged Joints, | At B.SILVERBERO'S, ij 427 SEVENTH STREET, between G and H, you can find MASKS in endless variety“ Also, all Tzimmings necerwar, for Merguerade Suite auch as Bullion Fringe. Ti arts, Moles, Varcular Excrescences, sc. Office hours from 5 2.m. to 6 p.m. No charge for consultation, Established 161. —« t's Furnish- ing Goods « n any honse in this city, at bis popular story, 49% 6th street, between and E,thrve Coors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. sels. Cit and Silver Braid, Gimpa, and Lace, ant | Re collect the No.—4e4, 12,1941; Bonds snd Bugles of all kinds; Stone Setting ——_e—___ beoutiful Zinc Ornaments, (something ne#,) Span MILBLAINS AND FRostep Fret, ghea.de.. &. de 3 tn mbrocation is aspecific. Pri@e $1 per A . For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue 4luecrroNn cCaespD. between 4} and 6th streets, JOHN B WHEELER & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MER- CHANTS, Gc == INDUCEMENTS. In consequence of taking an account of stock Ist of February, we sball offer great iucucements to purchasers of DRY GOODS AND CARPETS. Our ertire stock will be sold at a reduction of 20 PER CENT. from recent prices. Good DRESS PLAIDS. is Good CALICOKS . 0 conta. BLANKETS, BROCHA SHAWLS, and LYONB MANTILLA VELVET. at ereat bargains. JOHNSON & BUTTON, Ja 10-cost 521 Seventh street. Niw CO-OPERATIVE STORE, 4=7 NINTH 8TKEET, BETWEEN D AND E. Has constantly on hand the best Groceries in the Market. NEW GOODS EVERY Day Syrore. Sugare, Canned and Dried Fruits at lowest rates 2 Apples, Cranberries, Nuts. Grapes, Sultana and sewhere, BYEW SUGAR CURED WA Me chon NEW YORK BUCK WHET FLOUR. deS-ly _ SHARES $10 RACH. THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- ACT OF CULUMBIA. HOLDING A K KICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES OR SAID DISTRICT, January 11, 1338. No. 61 Lovisiana Avenve, Between Sixth and Seventh streets, Oppostse Seaton How: Will give prompt and caroful atteation to all business entrusted to their cars, and guarantes to their friends aud patrons the best market pr for all real or pertoual property consigned to them for sule; and, therefore, ruspectfaliy solicit @ call about to sell, believing it to be to e. ow fixed by law, unless special rates shali be agreed uput We can gives promiu chant. '¢ ample atorage room, which can be had at reasopable rates. Ja Meistbeotw 180 BOSTON MARKET, 180 BY 0. MALLARD, 180 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Pa. av. Bet. 177TH aND ISTu. Pa. no 18-3m A*®tBoOtoer. THE WORLD AsToNtsne _ AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATION VEBY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST, MADEIDAME Hd PEKRIGOS Bhe reveals mocesta no mortal ever ki 8 aa =u Se Fon to ines thone s } e! of Admiral ¥ ean catmreenen anaes ie aie tee srragut und theot. | In admiralty, No, 19. and men of the Wes- tern Gulf Squadron. Notice ixhereky civen to the Secratary of the Navy. and to the Attorney of the United States for #uid District, and to all persone Intercated in said subject matter. that an information was filed in said court on the 3ist day of December, 1367, on be- balf of Admiral D.G. Farragut and the said off tens and friends, loss of money, &c., have becom despondent. She brings together th. jung sepe rated. gives information concerning abseut frispte or lovers, restores lost br stolen Regents telly you the business you are best qualifed to pursue and in what you will be most successful. cause: speedy marriages, and telle you very sy you will marry, gives you the name, likeness and chat istics of the reon. Bhe read: on 1 cers amd men, claiming. tor the reasxon< and canses tGoughts, and’ by for simiost supernatural pover: | therein set forth. the bounty allowed by th elev unveils the dark axd hidden mysterica of thefa. | nth section of the act of Congress appr: ane ture. From the stars we see in the frmamont- | 2, 184, entitle act to regulate prize proce 1- and the distritution of prize money. and for the malefic stars that overcome or prodomiuate {1 ¥ purposes,” and praying that «aid bounty may mniguration—from the aspects it of the planets and the Raed sarein thehoeenees | br aliedate torandsieirivctabel cee eat aay the time of birth, she deduces the future destiny » | said. Admiral ard officers wud men. according te man, Fail not to consult the greatest Astrolexis: | 1s Said ‘matter will stand for trials by Suearth. It costs you but « tril y ‘and yon may | order ourt, at the ever again have so favorablean opportunity Gon | Warhingten, on the “tn Fallation. fee, with likenes and a desired infor | rears. iss. at 100°C mation, $1. ‘Parties living atadistance can con | ‘lf, when and where all percons interested in said sult the Madame by mail with equal safety aud sat | matter must appear and show cana» why the said lafaction to themelves, aaifin person. A full anc | Lounty slould:mot be so adjuilged! and distributed, explicit chart, written out, with all inquiri and to intervene for their interest swered and likeness enclosed. sent by Sail an se D. 8 GOODING, U. 8. Marshal, D.0. Janvary 34, 1360! Jal dts ‘of price above. mentioned "The at Sree olll be nivinincd one Gh cere destroyed. nee JEW MERCHANTS’ LINK OF STRAMSHIPS. brder tarnished those desiring those. Wee anes BE. . KNIGHT, axv JOUN GIBSON, ly the day of the month and yoar in which you were | Will run regularly during the winter months be. born, enclosing @ lock of hair. Address tween New York Alexandria, Washing: MADAME H. A. PERRIGO, ton, and Georgetown, as foliows: aps-D&Wcoly P.O. Drawer 493, Buffalo, N.Y Leave New York, frm Pier 29, East: A = Bree = Soot ot b Soh are Spoon pee + pe WITZLEBER, of High street, every THURSDAY. and alesse PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ov tvery FRIDAY. inane ORT! “for tretght or passage apply at the office of the . B.C 01 ‘or freight or y, e of of eee nen | compere tomtecer Meet team ame WASHINGTON, D. oO, street. below Navy Department je 31-4 fe GENERAL assont: F %, . THOMPSON Pres’t. x E u E IMPORTED WINES. BRANDIES, O1- 7 GALS, DELICACIES, &o BEAT BARGAINS ae EKPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, DP aNiTeD STATES PATENT OFFICE, Wastineton. Jaruary 2. 188. On the petition of CAKMI HART, of Bridge- port, Conn, praying for the extension of s pate patel Sone ha anthony ted to iim the sth day Of Apr BSA f. mortinew, S220, 007 Tonnd comer Obickoring a) | Grovement ty: Machine for Cutt ig Veneers. for One 7 octave. Boardman & Gray, $250. hich takes plsoo ee thettn éap af Ari, here on eee "itis ordered, that the said petition i beard at the ee) Pn, Gastihs & On, SiO: Patent Office on Monday, the ith day of March Ge dtave owned CMe wade egeloe is oan, Heron eee 0 : 4 For sale upon easy monthly ins hy wuld peti on ought not to be granted. a i W. G. METZEROTT & 00. crane opposing the extension are requ! Ale in the Patent Office thelr objecti 1 Sole Agents of Steinway’s Pianos. | i0¢ firth in writing, at least feenty daya before the ANS ANP MELODEONS FOR | day cthearing: all testimony fied by ither part SALE AND RENT, tobe used at the said hearing must be takem a = FEFPA | tsansmitied"ta ccoraance with the rules of the Bheet Music and Music Books, Guitars office which will te farnished on application, Violins, Banjos, *rame, Flutes, all othor - positions and other re relic nas testi _ Merchandise alw: “pd ‘Daad'at the sow rae Lo pe one inthe office load a s before icem, mi Jeventh street. e of hearing; arguments, A Pisole agency for Win Kuabe ® Co's. Cclobratee | tem daze after fling the teriimonye’ | ands Within Pionos and Prince & Co's. Unrivalled Organs anc Ordered, also, that this notice be Bpdshea in the Melodeons : Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, D do. * F. 0. REICHENBAG ©.,and In the Register, New Haven, Conn. once B. JEWELL’S ee 4 week for three successive weeks: the first of sald ee Pure and Unadulterateg Bublications to be at least sixty, dave previous to ORIENTAL SOAP, ihe day of hearing. ts RARER, CHEMICAL OLIVE soap, dane! ‘ORK CITY SOAP, spears ccatialoded OREM ICM FAMILY SOAP No. ONE BROWN SOAP, 3 Commissioner of Patents. WE, MOULD Most RESPECTFULLY IN A IB dom a e sone of Srhington: family cash and Georgetown. a e public in gene= en Ewaia maven | Fagin orgies! Ie ©. B. SEW nd 305 Gaon CLOTHS, and HOUSE FURNIBHING se %-6m bet. 4th and sth, GOODS in stere No. 406 Seventh street. between G and H streets, of Mr. R. Buchly; and having re- fitted the store and stocked it with @ fall line of handrome Parlor Chamber, Dining-room. and Omice Furniture, together Brussels, Three grain Carpets, Oilcloths, &., we respect- Jp PeeLeTICN oF PARTNERSHIP, The limited partnership heretofore existing be- tween the wndersigned, carrying on the Jamber i business under the firm name of MOHUN & SUN. ty fe thi Yairelyed by mutual content. Ait per Tels sean Dneed Mee he H ieewotl, Jr., (late sone indebted to them are requested to settle thei: with Mr Buchly,)in charee of the store, wher» he accounts, apd thore having claims agsiast them will please present the same for settlement. « A Ste ie it be plea to see his old friends an tomers and the public generally. ‘Thankfal for pas ons t Janwary 1, 1868. monty. solicit continuance of the saine. abd ve our undivided atten NOTION OF PARTNERSHIP, tnd) Promptly respend to the ‘waute uf our ae ‘The undersigned have this day formed aco “Tur inotte in the foture as in the past, shall be Rertoete oder Cache base GE RACES WO. | comalh Frotin and Qube Satan No mln. HON & SONS. They hops, by always having on | seutation GREEN'S WILLIAMS. had a large and complete assortment of 4 ranch Store, of Sepaiess Soa. bs erent sae _ja10-Bteod No. 406 7th street, bet. G and H. stowed upon thelr predeset ote onom WPBEASURY DEPARTMENT, FRANCIS B MONON, DISMAL SWAMP OANAL. Yo January 1, 1968, PHILIP MOBUN. In accordance with a resolution of Congress, ap. a ; ot r FRANCIS MOHUN. PRILIP MOHUN thet stock owe 1 FRANCIS B. MOHUN, FEANCIS MOHUN & SONS, Lumber Dealers. Canal, between Twelfth snd Thirteenth streots. ters ofsca ‘reasury to xell ‘by the 0; Saves fn the ‘Dismal ‘Swamp C; al Company, in pntees Sates De. id Fiber expense to the Gove sth any. Es iret even hat Hy o'clock m MONDAY, the ° s. m. by the . os Tite 0-w, she Bae EEL mecmnigon, tomer, et enalae eee epeny T the 1 E re ere GEORGETOWN, SS Affairs in \- Hoarp OF ALDERMEN.—At a regular meeting of the Board, beld last evening, a taemoriay wee Res from @ committee of the Catholic ‘otal Abstinence Society, asking the use of Market Hali on the night of the 3 th of Jaauary, for the purpose of giving a ball for the retief of the poor of G town, and & resolution was es ape granting bby @. The following were pasted"— A resolution from the Common Council making an appropriation for the erec- tion of a lamp-post on Olive street; resolution ring the ;Ayment of the claims of It. T Helston & Co, and Heiston & Barrett, (amount- ing to $37.4),) for fuel turuished the Oor- porktion; Council resolution appropria- fing $6) for sweeping the market - house; and resolution to lay & flag foutway across Frederick street, on the north side of 2d st-eet, and directing the stieet commissioner to have one putacross Bank alley. The resolution to pay the expenses of the stein fire engine,passed y the Council, was called up, and the items of expenses enumerated in the report were read through. Messrs. Simms and Cropl-y com- pee of the heavy prices which it was al- icged bad been paid for dubbing and horse food, the first equal to the price of butter, and #2) per month for provender for each horse. These cbarges they thought were exorbitant and un- fair, and so far as they were ooncerued the res- olution should not piss. To pay $20 eaca for feeding horses, when the hardest workiag horse could be fed for $15, was wastefulextravagin Qn Motion, the resolution was referred to Standing Committee. Mr. Heiston offered the following preambie and resolution: Whereas a maiority of the Committee repre- senting the interests of this Corporition before Congress have signed a petition for the buteh- ers to procure a charter from Congress, ag inst the wishes of this Corporation, for a marke. house in opposition to ihe Corporation market, and thereby taking (he power granted by the charter out of the hands of this Corporation, and placing it in the hands of a few mon: Th: fore be it Resclved, &c.. That the names of thy parties signing said petition be stricken from the list of that committer, and their vacancy to be filled at once by the two Boards, Mr. Simms objected to the third reading, be- cause he thought it would be doing great injus- tice to a number of intelligent gentlemen who had been delegated by the two Boards to rep: sent the interests ef the Corporstion before Congress. He did not know to whoin the reso- lurien alluded, and bad no wish to know. Mr. ‘Thomas desired to make some remarks on th rubject, butas the third reading had been o5- jected to he would reserve what he had to say till the resolution Was called up on its passag-. Mr. Cropley hoped Mr. Simms would withdraw his obection, as he thought it was but justice to the Corporation of Georgetown, and’ the two Boards Who nominated this committee, to take immediate notice of the unfaithful conduct ot which co d had been guilty, He did not see how any honorable man who had been ap- pointed on a committee, with defined instruc- tions ws to the duty they were expected to form, could act so adversely as these commit- teemen, aimed at in the resolution had done. It Was not high-toued: it was not honorable: and he would get up at twelve o'clock at night to strike from the list the name of any man who would dare be guilty of such misrepresenta- tion. Mr. Heiston defended his resolution. He had heard of six members of the Committee—ail men of respectability—who had used zealous personal influence towards the accomplishment of anact which they had been specially dele- gated to defeat. Mr. Hyde arose to a point of order. The objection to the third reading had killed the resolution for the time being, and, therefore, there was nothing before the meeting Mr. Cropley sid that he won'd put somethii before the meeting, and would not be tal down. He then proceeded to denounce the con- duct of the Committee in_ bitter terms, and reit- erated his appeal to Mr. Simms to withdraw his objection in order that action upon the resolu- tion might be forthwith taken. The Recorder thought the discussion, so far as it had proceed- ed, was in order, Before any call had been made for the third reading of the resolution a member of the Board had made objection, and, therefore, the usual falling off of debate did not follow. Ifthe call for a third reading had been mace before objection was made then the case would have been different, and the discussion would not have been proper. Mr. Hyde there. upon called for the third reading of the resolu. tion, to which Mr. Simms objected, and so the subject dropped. ‘Tbe Joint Committee appointed to examine the accounts of the lute Tax Collector, and to frame an ordinance defining the duties of the ‘Tax. Collector and Clerk of the Corporatio: submitted an elaborate report, covering twelve 5 - written foolscap pages; which was read © iimnes and passed, [The ordinance requires the Tax Collector to give bond in the sum of $1200, for the faithful performance of his duties, in ten m; to make daily returns of his collections to the Clerk of the Corporation, and also to render a full quai terly settlement of all aifairs im his hb: fining other dui ance with t ad: necessary for a obligations of his ‘omMON CovnciL.—A communication was ved from the Mayor enclosing a lette from Mr. Callan, of the Levy Court, relating the expenses of inquests held m the stred. Mr. Darby presented the peti B. P. and J.C. Nichols, asking for the pass of an ordinance establishing a branch to Corporation market at No. 53 Dunbarton street, to be known as the Dunbarton street market, to be governed by the laws of the Corporation except in the requirement to be closed at 11 clock, and the appointment of a market-m: ter; referred to the Committee on Market-hou Mr. Clabaugh presented a resolution to pay bills of the fire department for the quarter end- snber 31, 1567, amounting to $3=.79; assed. Mr. Pickrel, from the Committee of ays and Mecns, asked to be discharged froin the consideration of a resolution appropriating $200 for school purposes, as he had ascertained that xuch an appropriation was not necessar agreed to. Mr. Davis offered a resolution pro- Viding for sweeping and cleaning the market- house, and appropriating $60 therefor: passed Mr. Pickrel, from the Committee on’ Streets, reported a resolution providing for a footwa: across Bank alley on the north line; passe ved from the Catholic T purpose of holding a ball for the benefit of the poor; and a resolution was passed granting the request. An ordinance from the Aldermen relating to the duties of the Tax Col- lector and Clerk was read. Mr. Cragin (Mr Shoemaker in the chair) said the ordinance was reported from a joint committee of the two Boards. A vote was taken upon the ordinance: and it was passed. Adjourned. Corroration “BLow-Ovr.”—Last evening, after the adjournment of the out “City Fathers” repaired to Union Hotel and were shown tothe large dining-room, on the first floor, where they partook of an oyster sup per, prepared by Mr. O’Leary, of that house, the expense of the newly-clected town officers. There were nearly a hundred persons present. After the supper Was over, Mr. Matthews, Re- corder, in a few appropriate remarks, thanked hus hosts, on behalf of the Board of Aldermen, for the manner in which they had been enter- tained, Mr. Simms, of the Aldermen, and Mr. Clabsugb, -peaking in bebalf of the Board of Common Council, also expressed their thanks said all agreed upon the subject of felt much indebted to Mr, Riley A. Shinn Yor the manner in which he kept th ‘nion Hotel, and to Mr. O'Leary for the man oysters, Hi ed the hotel would meet with success, Mr. hinn said he was yet of the opinion that Georgetown could support a hotel; he meant to test it at any rate. If it could not, Union Ho- tel would be turned into dwelling houses, Mr. Shinn had a quautity of champagne broughi jorth, and Mr, Sims ploposed as a toast, “Riley A. Shinn, may he live a long and prosperous life”? which was heartily received, and drank ail the honore. Further remarks were iade by Messrs. Sardo, Barrett, and others, nd the party enjoyed themselves for some- time. NEGLECTING TO TAKE OvT His License,— Officer Volkman this morning arrested a Ger- man named E. Kaufman, who came before Jus- tice Buckey charged with neglect to get out @ license, for which offence he was fined $5.50, CARING FOR THE PRISONERS.—A new stove hes been purchased by the corporation and placed in the station house, in the back room, to beat the cells where prisoners are kept. ReELEasep—Mr. George L. Sherwood has been released from jail by Mr. Matthews, Re- corder, upon his leaving the amount of the fines impo:ed upon him by Justice Buckey for selling meat, &c., contrary to the law, in the hands of the Recorder, te be returned to him if the matter, which will come up before the court, 1s decided in his favor. Ier.—Workmen are now engaged in cutting ige on Rock creek for summer use, Lt is abou' five inches thick. A Goop Cuance To Ger A Liprary.—The sale of new books at auction will be continued this and to-morrow evening, at Thomas Dow- ling’s auction rooms. They are selling cheap. ner in which he prepared he 5 lair OTONIR’s OPERA GLAseEs. Re ee ee {Repub Chron dst OO sierra sees GEORGETOWN ADVKKTISKMENTS. B® THOMAS DOWLING, auct; Georgetown. ¥. BLE 38 PROPERTY anyeaLa nearerey MROCERT® & T will etien ee AFI ERN Dore end Dw taining 7 100m: cured by @ deed of traston t! erty. Conveyancing and stamos at the coat) chaser A deporit of 9190 will be require? the property is strock Praneeaion a Tomas Dowuine. Auctioneer. ‘J BE GREATEST BanGaine YETOFFERED BENJAMIN MILLER. H. WHFATLEY ® PREMI DYEING AWD CL Neisae nee most complet estaoliahment Kird in this pection of com try. ing and Scouring of all kinds done in the beet maaper Truly thankfol for past favors. the subscriber solicits coutinoed custom of the commanity Goods received and retarnei by express with ihe utmost promptness and d-spatel Tort OGice eddresn, ack ox No. 80. Office closes 4 at eonect, ox hem it ie rloced at Bob BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. hl BANKRUPTCY Deeraict ov Conewsta, se Atthe City of Washington. the bith day of Jan ary. 1868. The undersigned hereb, of Vim jeut ae narignee nf GE y of Washing! o baa been aljadged ition, by the Supremes © t GEORGE MASON, Attorney-at Law, Ohy all, A PL RANKRUPTCY strict oF CoLuMRtAa, ss At the City of Washington, the 19th day of De- cember. 187. The andersigne! hereby gives potice Dp intment asm of A.w. -in the City of Washington, within #aid Di + ho has been ad, 4 bankrapt apon hie D id District. O, MABON, Attorney at L ‘ity Hall, Aesiem BANKRUPTCY distarcr or Covemara. ss t the City of Washington. the Igth ay of De- ember, 67; “The Tudersigned hereby. of Me. appointme.t as BROWN, Dirtrict, DENTISTRY. Geen 6 ——— ENTISTRY.—Dr. M. LOOMIS, at No. 338 P to all branch. dental profession jaiformatious of the the skill of jong « de 5-3) D* MEBRILL, Bo, 310 Pennsyivasia Avenve, DENTIST, bet. 9th amd iWth ete. All operations performed pertatot A. the ANT OF DENTAL SURGERY. 0c 3mm" D® LEwiz a Davis. penran associa. No. 260 PENN’A AVE., Between 12th aud 13th streets. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOU? PAIN, No charge will be made for extracting where Ar- tificial Teeth are inserted. although the, paticnt will be required to pay for the! surgical operation when performed, which will be deducted when the Teeth are male, The Asseciaticn is pow prepared to make Teeth on Gold. Silver and Rubber, at New York, Philadel- bia and Boston prices. All —— wishing oe Eal'work done can Lave it aa cheap asin the bow named cities. All work will be done in the neatwat and best mapper, and warranted to give entire ratiefaction. Persons will do well to call and ex. amine ou! rk be! getting Itelsewhere. jy 18 DANCING ACADEMIES. BOF. EREIS’ DANCING ACADBMY, Penns, Ave., 0} ite Metropolitan Hotel. ‘Ladi Mieses and Masters, Tu: and Saturday after: Gentleme: neon from 3 tos o'clock. and EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OF FICE WASHINGTON. December 28. 1897. On the petition of HAKRIET C. B RIGLOW administrator of the estate of Charles H deceaned. of Pittsticid, Mass,praying for the ¢ sion of patent granted to the said Charles H Biglow. the South day of May. 188. for_an im: rovement in mode of manufacturing Tur? Vheels for seven years trom the expiration of eaid En. which takes place on the 30th day of Mayht eee, the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, the lth day of May next. at 12 o'clock M.; and ail persons sre notified to apy show cause, if'any they have, why said petition ought not to be granted Persons opposing the extension are required to Bile in the Patent Office their objections, «pecially set forte in writing, st least renenay days beloce the lay of hearing; testimon; either to be used at ‘Hie said bearing must he taker ‘and transmitted in accordance with the enlos of the of fice. which will be furnished on application. \d other papers relied upon as testi- mouy must be Bled in the effice teensy days before the day of hearing: the argomenta, if any, within ten days after filing the testimony. Ordered. also; that thie notice be gublished in the Republican and the Intelligencer, W sehington, D. C., and in the Repnblican, springfield. Mass once rack for three eacoesatve weeks: the fret of aid lications to at least ba ‘vious Bie dey of bearing. TC. THEAKER, jn 6-wSw Commissioner of Patents, w+ 4 ‘SIMPBUVEP FIRE AND WATKEB PROOF CEMENT aND GRAVELS FELT ROOFING. ‘The subscribers respectfully inform the citizens of WashingtOW and vicinity that they are prepared to put on the best quality of WABREN’S RODFING, at the shortest notice, and will war. Fant it to be superior to any other Gravel, Roofing o grant ement. Binck Varnish, Se, which we sell'at the h pri FE. B. WARREN & 00. i : “Factors foot 9G a. Washing m D0. +B! iri Boofs prompt!y atte: settee prem Ge 9 ota” Dick EN’S WORKS! A CHEAP EDITION FOR THE MILLION. 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IN PRICES IN CONSE: OUTS AND TOLLS HAviNe ait ‘ompeny eeepens Wi ‘Reis ze ite od hon of Mine. ard Lom — wanes AND Fine ¥ OUD constantly on the sole for the sale of the cele- Goal, and are pre Hoortasp's GERMAN BITTERS HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TON THE GREAT BR! DIES FOR ALL DisRABEg ov THE LIVER. STOMACH, OB DIGESTIV BROANS HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS om posed of the pare ices (or. as they aremead ily termed. Extracts) of Roots, Herke, sad Barks making & preparation ty concentrates and euirely free from alcoholic admixiure of any HOOFLAND'§ GERMAN TONIC Ise combination of sil the tagredtionts of the Bit- fers, with the parest quality Kum Oradge. &c., making owe of t! ost pleasant acrecable remedies ever offered te the publie = Thore preferring @ Medicine free ir Ab cd sdmixture. will wee oe BOUFLAND'S GEBMAN BITTERS Those who have no olyection te the combi of the Bitters.ae stated: will use |)” Cumbimation HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC. They are both equally good, and contain the game medicinal Virtues the + belweem the te» being a mete matter ef taste, the Tonic beime the The stomach, from = variety of causes. snch as Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, et-., be very ‘to have ite fanctious deranged. Ths Liver, sy mpathizing as cloreiy as it dos with the Stomach, then becomes affected. the reeult of whic is that the patient from several or moro of the following dierares Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, i. of Blood to the Head, aridity ef the Stomach, Naxsea, burn, Disewst for Faod, Pulmess or Wrickt im the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Simk- ime or Flutterime at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried or Ditirw Breathine, Flutterine at the Hea Caching or Suftcatime Semsari - Dimn or Webbs before Pam in tm Head, cienry of Perspiration, Yel- lowmess of the and Byes, Paw " vtec... Sud- Flushes of Heat, Burning én the Flesh, Constant Imac + and Great Depress Hone and taguictos . ‘ally compounded, is treo nie, aud bas established for he cure of these diseases. Would submit those well- from tnjurious ing! Ktecif & reputation f In this conn Known remedies— HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTER, AND HOOFLAND'S GERMAN Tonic, PREPARED BY DE, ©. M. JACKSON, Puiaperrnia, Pa. ‘Twenty-two years since they were first intro- duced into this country from Germany, dari Which time they bave undoubtedly perfor More cures, aud benefitted suffering humanity toe greater extent, than any other remedies kuown to. the public. ‘These remedies will effectually cure Liver Com- PINEt, Japndice, Dyspepeie. Chroaic or Nervous pebility, Chrome Disrtbors. Disease of the ide beye, und all diseases arising from * Disordered Liver, Stomach, or Intestines. DEBILITY, Keswitine from any Causs whaterer; Prostvation @ tne System, induced ty Severe Labor, Hard sheps, Exposure. Fevers, && There ts no medicine extant equal to these rem edict tn such cases. A tone and vigor is im te the whol stem, the appetite is strengt! food ts enjoyed, the stomach digests promptly, the blood is purified, the compleafon becomes sound aud healthy, the yellow tinge js eradicated from the eyes. bloom Js given to the chooks, and the weak and nervous invalid becomes « strong sud. healthy being. PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, Spon themwith ait its pon them. with all ite a the ure of this BITTERS. cr the TONIC, an eliait that will inetil new life inte their veins, restare i ‘& torarure the energy and ardor of more youthfal ys. build @p their «hronkes forms, and give beaith and happiness to their remaining years. NOTICE, It ts a well established fact thet fall one-half of {be female portion of our population are seldom in the enjoyment of good health, or, to use their own expression. “never ferl well” They are languid. devoid of all energy, extremely nervous, and have Do appetite. To this class of persons the BITTEBS, or tho TONIC, is expecially recommended, WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN Are made strong by the use of either of these rem edics. id will cure every case of MARASMUS withont fail, Thousands of certificates bare accumulated In the hands of the proprieter. but will allow of the publication of but a few ome, it wil be observed, are men of note aud of such standing that they must be believed. TESTIMONIALS. HON. GEO. W WOODWARD, Chih Justice of the Supreme Court of Pa., writes: Pris veLrats, Mare a. “I find ‘Hooftend’ rman Bitte: good tonic. useful in diseases of the digestive organs, and of grent beneht in cases of debility and want of uervousaction in the system. Yours. troly. GEO. W. WOODWARD.” HON. JAMES THOMPSON, Judac of the Supreme Court of Pei yi rania. PuitaDeLrnia, April 2, 166. consider *Hoofleud » German fi. re’ s calen bie dicine 1m cases «f attacks of Indigestion or Dope pela Jean certify thie from my experience it. Yours, respect, = JAMES THOMPSON.” FROM REV. JOSEPH A. KENNARD. D.D., Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia Dr. Jackson—Dear Sir: I have besu frequently requested to connect my name with recommeada Hous of different kinds of medicines, but the practice as cut of my appropriate sphere, cin all canes declined: bat with = clear pri arious instances. and larly in ily ,of the usefulness of Dr. Hoofiaad c itteré. I depart for once from to express my full conviction tha: brinty of the system. and expecially for Lever Plarncsst ia a safe and ‘valuabi preparation. Te Some cases It may fail, but usually. I doubt pot, tt ‘ill be very beneficial to those who suifer 4 FROM REV. E. Assistent Eduor Christian Chronicle, Phila. i, fi ya's German itsere, ana foal it pomst to iecommeand han 8 oat Vatuatl sonic si ‘taffering from From dincasce trem of the ver. jours 4% “2b. reypaut, . CAUTION. PS = 3 hg siiayons arta maak CBARLES M. EVANS, Proprietor, Formerly C. M. JACKSON & 00. “ PRICES. 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