Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1868, Page 4

; RiveR FRONT—Steamboat and Sailing Lines — Steamers Proneer, Olden, wood, to Harvey, Clarke & Given, Columbia, for Balti more and intermediate landin; frow, Stack- pole, satled for Marsbalt Hal Nickel, | for B.lumore and intermediate Hareey’s | Wharf.— Arrived — Poliy Price, Yates, from Philadelphia, with 257 toms of coal, for Harvey. Clarke & Given; Thomas @. Wor- tal, Seward, Havre-de-Grace, 135 tons, to Har- EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Amnsements, &¢., To- Vighe Waris & A Hovse.—Revle eed Bone ama ot cault’s romact eg sineriy ree tle yey, Clarke & Given; Lo xout, Pope, from tented by the grea: New York Company, is re- | Havre.de.Grace, 110 toBs, tor Harvey, Clarke ceived Wub gre plaase eveTy evening. & Give: A. V.S.Suivn’s Art Gallery at 30+ Pean- eyivazia avenue. Several new pictures just Feceived. Doxau. the Kitchen Orator, at Jolie Hatt, ie Tih street: 25 given away every eveaing. First Geanp Batt of the Bricklayers’ Apprentices at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7. street, varter's Wharf—Arrived—Schr. Isaac Van Saunt, Pitts, from Hsvre-de-Grace, with coal, to Wilson E. Browa; Joba Wethered. Hopkius, rom same port, with coal, for W. H. Marlow: rehant, Phillips, from same port. wit coal, for Henderson '; Windward, Reeves. from Norfolk, Va.. wiih lumber, for J. D, Ketc Sailed—Schr. J. B. Johnson, Smith, for Georg, } town, = lead coai; Advocate, Cantrell, down | Tiver. lag! Johnson rf.—tailed—Schooners As laud. Mitchell. for Havre-de Groce, lizht; Bat- terily, Mitchell, for Baltimore, tight. Riley's Wharf —Artived—Schrs, Cropper & Brother, Brombell, from Havre-de-Grace, coal for T. F. Halley; Serene, Jones, trom Havre- de-Grace, with 163 tons of coal for S. U. Ma- erucer; Active, Rodan, from Philadeiphia, coal for C. H. Burgess’ & Co. Suiled—Scur. Jobu P. Hermon, Harris, for Havre-de-Grace, light. Memorandum—Schrs. G. R. Dennis, oysters for Turner & Co.: Flying Fish, Scott, fiom Hunting Creek, with swret potitors to OUTKAGRS —An adjourned meeting of edtize, called to take nection in reference ‘o the ont. was held Inst evening, si} 4 Pa aveane. ‘The mreting was called to order by Col. Hine top,and Col. J. B. Adams, ch:irman of the <ommiciee appointed to wke the affidavits of Per-ons cpon the differeat trams, made are. port. Hesiuted that the commitive had taken many eporvious which coofirmed the reports that soldiers avd sa-lors who were on their way Toatiend the Convention of Boys in Blue ia Pbiladelpbia, and citizens who were othe | fom Same train were murderously atticked while Fowler's Wharf — Armived.—Schr, Lottie passing thronch Baltimore, although quiely Sittig 10 their seats at the time; the attackiag partivs demanded of e2ch person tt he was a Kepudhican, they shouting for S+ymonr and Blair at the time; siso, that some of the passea- gers were ciiizens of this city goiug Norta to purchase goods and it appeared that Maryland ‘was a foreign nation and that Baltimore stul persisted in her Tebellious spirit of April 19:0, 16! Reurd. Harris, 40) tons to Washiugton and Georgetown Ice Company. ‘cys Wharf.—Artrived—Schrs. Sarah Jay, coal for Norman: Uopper & Brother, Brambell, coal for J. F Holley; J.H. Lock- wood, Sherron, grain for Fisher. Sailed— Schrs. Mary Ann, Bennet, and Great Pirate, K down, light: longboat Cora milie, Wi ams schrs. Salvanton, Lov id Reind ‘The srcrotary read the report of the cemmit- | Gletzet Bell, for Chopowsncken, or irene tee. exclusive of the affidavits, 1. whic particulars of the outrages were detaited, and _ ga Sl Porto Rico, Tyler, wood a serves of resointions:—That the attack made tle a RE fon the trains poscing through Baltimore, ou ihe | yy crherAiion Wharf Arrived Schooner Wm. SiMIME Of September oth. and ad and uth of | wood to market ie ? October, on peaceful citizens while seated in ve Whar. q a the cars going from Wastingioato Philadel. | pr7tn s Wher) — Arrived Schrs.Milbarn, Fra. Pai and while passing through Baltimore om | ton’ Brown, 256 toms red ash coal to ditto: Ron. their way thither, was entirely unjustifiable, | 205" Layton, 168 tous coal 0 ditto Me Cone &s no provocation whatever appeared to have Grooves, 113 tons Baltimore Cymberland coal been given. it appearing, trom all the evidence, | G™20¥e that the attack wa- plagued in the city of a a, Washington, and carried ont by the rufflans of | O24 sy) Gig Almived- Schr Sarah Lavinia, Balrimore, and that the vote taken by the news. | MAT wo nee Saale cast _—Are Boy oud the perso accompanying bim, was < Q = Tived—Schrs. Mary ‘Augusta, Wroten, from Havre-de-Grace, with 158 tons ren ash coal; M. J. Fardy, Hooper, from Sailsbury, Md.. with Inmber: Federal Hill, Wheeler, from Port Deposit, Md. with 103,000 feet of lumber; May Jetierson, Jefferson, from Philactelphia, ‘with 1¢3 tons of coal, all for T. Edward Clark & Co. Sailed—Schr. Mary Augusta, Wroten, for Havre-de-Grace, to load with coal. seoreientosesths Firth Warp Seymour ano Brare Curr.— This Club held a meeting last evening at their om Id street east, near Pa. avenue, the sident (J. W. Mead, Esq.,) in the chair, and George W. Derham secretary. After the trans- Action of the regular order of business a rataer rely debate sprang up on a motion of Mr. Barnes to amend the constitution so as to in- crease the imitianior. fee from twenty-five cents to five-dollars. Mr. Callaghan thought the amendment was rather imopporinue at present, as it might keep out some zealous Derocrat atthe eleventh hour. Mr. Barnes (interrapt- ing)—“Who is that? ol. O'Beirne!” Mr. Callaghan continned, ig he thought the change would result injuriously. Mr. Barnes stated that he offered the resolution in good faith, aud intended at the next meeting to ofler & more stringent one im regard to candidates for membership. Mr. Caliazhan said this reso- lution could not be rushed through at this meetiog under the 15th article of the constitu. tion. Air. Shaw moved to suspend the 15th article. At this juncture the President, Mr. Mead, called Mr. Barnes to the chair and took the # part of the plot concocted for the detection of Republicans on the traim, so that their lives moght be taken in Baltimore. That the brutal conduct of the Baltimore rutiians, aided and abetied by the police of Baltimore city, merits the just and unqualified condemnation of every yost and loyal citizen in the Tnited States. ‘That the outrages committedin Kaltimore oa ihe passengers on said trains, commenced i Comden street depot, and that the murderous attack continned to be made on the passengers bile the cars remained in the President street depot, and tbat 11 occurred in the presence of police oflicers in sufficient force to quell all Gisturbouces that might arise, and che fact that hone of the rioters were arrested, is conclusive proot tbat the police were in concert with them. That from the evidence submitted to your comunittee. the letter written by Mr. Gar- Tett, of the B. & O. R. B., to Mr. Tuloci, secre. tary of the at Republican Congressional Commitee im this city, wherein be states that Passenger Was assaulted or assailed in the ws of the B. & O. R. KR. Co, 13 not a true statement of the facts, “That from all the evidence subm jeTe W2s Ro officers on the cars, either in theemploy of the B.& U. R. R. €o. or B. W. & P. Co. and that ne officer on the cars made any effor disturbance wt: Toutes, ef ruffians, &e., Kc. These resotutions gave rise to considerable debste, but they were finally sdopted ‘The athidavics ot Ed. Trimble, T. E. Venable, W. D. Eiwood, A. A. Grant. F. H. Myers. W. red on tbe respective 2 oF complicity with the rmillic = y Clary, | Hoor, saying be was opposed to the resolution, oe exes pet otro ey et | and ‘thorgh that cvery measure should be om, all of them goin exci taken with a view of keeping up the club > allo going to show that the at. Mr Hick ratking: for nest g 3 OM = made in Baltimore by the ruffians of | ®T. Hickey ing for n w Mr. Mead stil argued against the resolution, s| tbat be did not like this dog-in-the-ma: principle. Mr. Hickey objected, emphaticat to the latter expression; as no dog in the manger, nor was he a candiaate for office now, ig) | BOF Gid he ever expect to be. Mr. Mead said he could not qualify the expression, 15 he though: ry ep te under the circamstan Tesolu‘iou was further spicily d-bated by tmembers of the club. ind finally the Com. | fellowing resolution of Mr. Zimmerman was at stituted for Mr. Barnes’ motion: That any candidate hereafter tor membersuip shail be | admitted cnly atter paying the same amount of dues as bave been paid by the cldest member of be orgauization, aud any member her that city, without molestation from the Police. The evidence of Wim. E. Vermiilion showed that re @ con tuctor on the train after Jeaving Camden depot, and that he avored to collect fare maim who could not pa (the ringveader.) aad prevended 1 The coudu ruck him on the b @ the conductor ven off the ear by more lution offered by Mr. Short ths Mittee be authorized to proceed to Battimore | the anit im regard neon th ¥ hus able, aster Which he _ | proposing the name of © candidate will ow was a | Feeted to stand ready x7 the time to pay © tae, Communto: | auitiation fee and accutoulated dues for the boy eatin ee cangadate he proposes: adopte*, Adjourned, ; Messrs. Thompson, Guodall, and i PTE TSN ; Tbut present, the former py w ig oc pet elton H. Stewart, Secretary. A motion « dj | Thiseiud belda meeting In-t evenis { Tocms of fhe Conservative Army anc Union, Jo: ph H. Bradiey, jr. in the | and Mr. Juage secretary. “Phe Pyes dent re- ad that of Iat+ the meetings of the clab re so slimly attended, The day of election ret hand, ond every friend of the par- SBstructing the Secretary to publish the city papers reque Prim oper bey prio culd iabor zealousy Until the last day. Bg Mey ' . tet o je d g he - sume m shonld be reall gm pay ray ing gentlemen were appointed to collect fands nos s were actually in'necd * | for this purpose, and act in conjunc.ion Ww inibasen the coe we Nyse political end, | the Finance Committe? ‘Meare, Hoover penis, and he was sorry that politics but exer. | McKeever, Ward, Gosman, Hodges, Neitz ed thedepartment, he recognized their sevv ices pley, Homlin, Stewart, Hilleck, and Nan- and expr th tat the depaianen: . Brown. Esq.. ot Baltizaore, was in- wonld b etul aiure as it bi ed that he would see wh under Mayor Wallach’s sdminis do forthis club im that city with re. he Would doall in bis power gord to reusing money for sending mea from the Council to advance t here to the States to yote, and that he wouid Farin | report to them to-morrow. TheChsir than Mr. Gorbuit again Mr. Brown for bis kind offer, and said that antes “s there Were St voters in this city to send bom: sok ago 30) of which would go en mas-e and vote for Seymour and Blair Addresses were made by Col. Burrows, Dr. TG. Clayton and T. Cayis, after which the meeting adjo: HSE Sass: Metin ov THE WATER Boarp.—Lasteve- Ding & meeting of the Beard of Water Commis- Stoners held at the Crty Hath present, ut to dispose of ther Iay it om the taole e prayer of the petitioners. Mr. Goodail then=h 25 Dseless to take up the petiion, for a resolution bad bea adopted that none of the old inembers should be re-appoimted, and then there were other ned Aiters, ol nore .mportanes, to be taken », | Messrs. Sayles Brown (in the Chair.) W. B. The dod eapareet ne St sa, and Charlee Bowie, (heme OW. Wrils secretary.) Mr. Bond, the Water R- gistrar, etated that Mr. McUlelland, who had the centract for furnishing water mains, had scuttion was Beld | yo: tiiea his boud, being unable to fullill his ivania the | contract within the specified time, but that be had aire ornished about 10 00 teetof main, | and was niane ‘acturing it fast as possible of this 9 » Pears: A letter wos laid before the Board from Mr. rom that. cle Coyle, ine late Registrar, giving an account of bave been cur ‘enemies, thereby etving | the mavner of collecting monies duc and keep- them an tep in at the division | ing ihe vouks of the office. dat the “deed ani |. Mr. Bond, m compliance with 9 resolution Sherrill, reconsidered and | gqonied on the 2-8 wit, submitted a Teport on Dougherty moved that the respective presidents ef the various Graut | aod Colfax cluns ard ward associations in the city be requested to meet at the ball. 349 Penn- S3lvapia aveure, on Saturday evening, to make he affairs of the cffice and the condition in hich he bad found it, ard on the manner iu which he is keeping the books. Mr. Brown offered a resolution instructing the Registrar to request of Mr. Coyle, the late the final arrangements the reception of | Registrar, to furnish a statement oO: his ac- jeneral Grant on bis return to Washing counts with the Corporation; adopted. Ad. Mr. M. Dutly gave notice tha: «| SSurued, £ Wouid be held at the Navy Yara ——se—_—_ the of tbe Fifth and | ManniaGe oN A STEAMHOAT.—On tho x Club, at which | s camer Vanderbilt, Capt. Colmary, yesteraay > Major W.S. Morse, and | morning the passengers from the South wit- es. The following | nessed the pertoriaance of the marriage cere- gentlemen were appoiated a committee to revise | y by a minister who happened w be on the constitution and by-laws: Capt. J. C. | board. ‘It appears the party of two, matruno- Dovgberty, Major G. W: Miller, and Capt. T. | Pially inclined, were quite young, and had left HN. McPherson, Adjourned. | Dome ntsome pornt on ihe line of the raitroad fr ——--—___ ihe purpose of being united in marriage in this A COLLISION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.—A* A | city, but baying found a minister on board the Young lady residing in the eastern section of | Vanverbilt; about 5.45 o'clock a. m., when the ihis city Was Teturuing yesterday afternoon | passengers were up taking an early morning trom @ sbort walk up town, when near the | view of Wasbiugiou, they stepped ont in frou Tnited States Hotel, her attention was strongly | of the crowd, W ad (got an inkling of what wtracted by a passing lady, who seemed to | was about to bappen,) and im @sbort time the have a bad atiack of Grecian bend.” Wile | deed was done—ihe knot being firmly tied Many crowded around to extend their con- cratuistions, and om the errr of the boat, they concluded that as they had obtained what they Were coring for, it Was unnecessary to land bere, ex lake passege ou the steamr lutently gazing on the passing figure. she con- | tinued im her walk, same tine thats aud it bappened at the | man Was coming irom whose attention was Jikewrse diverted. As a natural com.equence ‘the lady and gentleman collided, and im the col- | Keyport, (Capt. Frank Hollingshead,) and hision the youug man, who was rather a light | return fo their homes. They were made as weight had to give way, aud weat tumbling | comfertable as possible under the circum- towards the guiter, with bis hand to his nose, | stances. ama suffering atutude. The Indy beng of solid | build was cot swerved irom her course, but thereafier looked straight abead. A bystander was so amused that he assumed the Grecian bend to give vent to his inordinave laughter. | ing officers were elected to serve for the quar- ——__ ler ending Roane 4 “ ea = is tre ATTYNDT/D SticipR.—About seven o'clock | Joun H. O'Donnell; W. V. T.. Mr A. lastevening. Mr. Siles Tucker, ® buckster, in | Beron; W.S., Thos. B. Marche; W.F.S.G. = stre land W. McElroy: W.T.. W.M Driver: W.C., Miss hus hou-« om 7th street, near Maryltad avenue, 5 | Addie Acrou; W. M., N.O. McCubbia: W. I. attempted suicide by taking laadanum, yr. | Adds Hy feet a ae . Croggon was sent for, and gave him an aut. | Qo» Mrs: — LHe i ae ne dote, which relieved him, and Sergeant Vernon 7.4, ATS. Mrs. Ed. 4 ar a ee ‘866 Officer Gormon marched him upgad down | poor oteamtive te @. Nas & Glemanes Bint the pavement to keep bim from going to sieep. vie 3 pon his Me re oe itere He soon recover. Domestic trouble was ae ‘yler. ype cause of the attempt. Tue M. E.Svypay Scuoor [xstiture —The Tae Kev. B. F. Wiext, S. J., will leaye the | Second session of this instituie was beid last city on Saturday for Europe, to be absent four | jyeuing #6 the Foundry Church. Rov. N. J.B gnonths. Her sodebilitsted by bis recent a‘- Overcers Firctep.—At a regular meating of Uriental Lodge, No. 14,1. O.G.T , held on Monday evening. the 26th imstant, the follow- Morgan, Presiding Eider. in the ehair. The opening e: nes Were conduc’ c- tack of sickness that his physician deems (us | (Penn (xerciens were, conduc Ease Washing. Frlazation of @ visit to the Fatherland neovs- | ton Sunday School. Rev, Alfred Tash sary to recrolt his streagth. Father Wiset | dressed ithe I i Theetines: take the Hremen steamer from Bal'imore ou | Soa ne was followed by Mr. W. Onsen et ee Saterday morn: next. | Wesley Chapel school, who on the blackbourd, —_-+——_ | with &cktss before him, illustrated the Aim. WRTMOVEBERT AF oh ort ‘ian | Piles system of teaching. Mr. Taylor gave tue corkinen are now enga: ; cise, trating ft on 0 oles Sid stone floor im the soathern hail of the Pa:. | Closing exercise, illustrating Io — ent OMice. id siory, and the same will be re- | 35 ee Pleo d by a nest door of white marble, similar | Hawnsowe ComTRIBUTION—On Sunday last io the one just Inid im the basement hall, which | the congregation of St Patrick's cuncct con. a decided improvement, apd increases the i tributed #280 to aid Bishop Gibbons in the Nght m that passage. erection of school houses and churches ia ——_-—_— | North Carolima, io which State the Bishop bas Mrsrenen Ix —Compauies F aud G, 5A | been recamtly asmgned. At High Mase at 11 Regiment Boys in Boe, were on Mondayeve- | o'clock Bishop Gibbons delivered a yery fy: Ing Mvewied iBto service at Uniontown, by | teresting sermow. Thronghout the divce-« tha Capenin J LPs weherty, Assistant Inspector | Ontbolics have responded willingly, aad :an- General. Br | wibuted to aid Bim ww bis good work. «the best goods and gui THE COURTS. CouRT IN GEBRRAL Tenw.—To-day, the ease ot Wane agt. Walker—action on tive bi of exchange—from Circuit Court onexcer tion: Was argued by Davidge aud Fendati for plaintiff, and Mr. Walker for bimselt. The Dills of on 3 A were drawn on defendant« by Andrew J. Hall, and neither had atiached arevenuestamp. Atthe time of drawing the drafts a mortgage wes given on a steamboat to secure their payment, and plaintiff claimed that it was not neceesary to stamp the bills; the morigege being stamped. The vessel was sub- sequently privately suld by plaintuf. Defend- Sut claims tbat the taking possession of mort- geged property is absolute payment, unless fairly sold according to agreement, which was not the case he: —— CoLumnta InstiTUTE POR THE Dear AND Dump.—E. M. Gaillaudet, the president of the Columbia Institation tor the Deaf aud Dam», has just transmitted to Secretary Browning bis estimates for the support of the institniion tor the ensuing year, as follows:—For deficiency in appropriation for sapport ot the institution for the sear ending Sune Bt, 1409, $17,500 For thesupport of the Institntion for the year ending June 30, 1570, $31.500. For the erection of buildings. $66,(00. For the enclosure of grounds aud improvements, $3,000. Total, $119,000, Mr. Gailaudet strongly urges the Appropriation for the erection of new buildings and improvement of the grounds. Hs report, showing the condition of the Institution, will be transmitted to Congress in Decemter next. ALPXANDRIA D Vicisity.—The Gizet!e of inst evening bas the following items Mil(ary.— A portion of the 12th U.S. Infan- try sre under marching orders tor Memphis, Teénn.. tpt as yet have not moved. Trains are held in readiness for them. Te be Iron Clod.—The steamers City of Wash- ington and City of Alexandria, of ihe Wash- ington Ferry line, will leave here next week, but not at the same time, for Baltimore, where they will be plated with iron, in order to se- cure them against damage by tbe ice during the pow repidly approwching winter. The place on the lire of the absent boat will be filled by the Winnisimmet. Laud Saic.—Messts, Green & Wise, real es- tale agents, last week, sold a tarm in Loudoun county, near Guilford Statipn, on the Alexan- dria, Loudoun & HampshiréRailread, contain- ing 280 acres. to S. H. Moggs, of Jersey Shore, Penna., for $20 per acre. County Court—The November term of the County Court for this coanty commences on Mon:'ay next, the 2d inst. The court will be composed of Lewis McKenzie, P. J., and Asso- ciate Justices Robert Belland W. W. White. tery in the County.—A shoit time since Mr. Phil. Roach removed from this county to Washington, leaying bis house in charge of a colored woman. Almost as soon as he quit the premises, the woman commenced to plunder his bouse, and was rapidly removing from it every article of housebold turniture, when Mr. Roach was infermed of her villainy. A portion of the stolen articles have been recov. ered. Run Over —A man named Jobn Cayan was run over by the freight train on the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Failroad yesterday morning at Rectortown Staton. He was at- tempting to get on the engire, which was in Motion, but shpped off the s'ep,and the ten- der passed over both his legs, 84 crushed them horribly. Stolen Ariicles Reconered.--Mention was made in the Gezetie some days age that Mr. Michael Harlow’s rrocery store, on .be corner of Fair- fax and Princess streets, had been rovbed, and that among other articles stolen were four watches, A colored boy named Rich’d Carter Was arrested in Washuigton a few days after the robbery, charged with tte offence, and com- mitted to the jail here in corsequence. He has since acknowledged his cuilt, and has iniormea the police of the whereabouts of the stolen ar- ticles, he having given them toa colored boy bamed Stevens for cafe-keeping. EE MARRIED. WATERS—REDIN At the rasidence of Wm. R. Woodward. Washington. D.C .«n the 27th in- by the Rev. 0. Perritchiot, ( EORGE WA- 1 c., CATHABINE HARDIN. On the morning of the 28th instant, after a long and painful ti ness, bo tan fertitude and resignati RABBIN, in the 35th year « jer funeral will teke pla: den ch her age. from her | mornin, 2 burch, Friends on Sth street easton Fi wand proceed to St. Peter acquaintances are invited. CUTTS. In Fairfax county, Va. on ths 2th In-taut, Mrs. LUCY HENRY CUTTS, widow of the late Hen. Charles Cutts, formerly U. 8. Sen- ult ator from New Hampshire, HALL. On the morning «f the 28th instant, at ns VPEBCLY AL WINFLELD, ron of George B. and Maria A. Hall, aged 7 years and 5 mont The friends of the family are rey the foneral to-morrow from the residence of par and Mossachusetts avenu BROWN. Oo Thorasay, the 222 fost: racence of Colo THADDEUS T azed £8 years (RE LO CERRO nested to attend at 3 o'clock, of lth street at the conaty, Va, Washington city, Cc. BAUM. Removed, Lrespectfully call the attention of the La: that I bave thiaday REMOVED my HOUPSK and CORSET FAOTORY to the spacions st 513 7tu strect, luteliigencer Building, Thanking forthe patronage of the past I will endeavor to please in the future; always seliing teeing @ good lit. SF 1am the only an/horized agent in this city of KELLEYS PANIFR and BUSSEL SKIRT; the most fashionavle alaptei for the present atyle of Dress, o.paum, $15 SEVENTH STREE Intelligencer Building. oc 10 Rieu SILKS, VELYETS, FINE DRESS GU0D3, KID GLOVES, &« JOS. J, MAY & CO. 305 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Respectfully invite attention to thelr large and Deautifal Stock of the abovenamed Goods, aud as they are mostly of EIR OWN IMPOBTATION, they are evlling them at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. ee ONG PRICE ONLY, marked ta figures. SF Customers will please bear in mind that the very lowest cash prices are marked on the Goods, aud that the Salesmen are not allowod to take less. 0026 St J.J.MAy & CO ‘Deas: gas: reas: PEKIN AND YEDDO TEA STORE. oc 27-3t 4&0 Ninth street. Bott ©B! BUITEE Just received— 60 PACKAGES FINEST BUTTER, Including several choice dairies of New York, Glades oud Westorn Beeerve Butter, for sale at REDUCED PRIOKS. NOBTHBEN PRODUCE COMPANY, Pepnsylvania avenue, oc 12-tf, between 10th and 11th streets. HE GRECIAN BEND, and all other female T completed succonsfally treated at old Dr DARBY 8 private coasuitation rooms, 499 7th cepoeee Odd Fellows’ Hall. ®# Hours from until 733. “ALBERT. CBACKER'S Genuine FRRSM HON BY—receiving wee BNGLISH PICKLES AND ACCES Fourtesnth and F streets, of ate For erie eo Haves poems. fe Dz. sonnsrow's | PATENT SMOOTHING 31 As prononnced by all who have seen ft tobe the beat article for domestic nse ever Invented; new in Principle, and beautivel in design. It will do the work of four common frons, with one-third the fuel, requtres no bolder, never amuis the cloths. and pate & finer polish hirte than any other iron; will pay for itselfin eaving of labor and fuel in thresmonthe Any one dissatistied may return them within Qzemonth after purchase and get thetr money For sale at tho northoast corner of Pa. avorce and 2d street. by JOAN LOOK LR, sole agent for Parriand, District ef Columbia, eid Alexandria, "ev" Accuts wanted, ne 9-tf re AND EUROPEAN NEWS. “THE MAIL: A Paper containing the nows. aon, 8 well diaeated aueoan fy esting maticr from The Times. ‘The Newspaper hitherto known as the renin Mart, bi vecome the property of the provri etore of 7 mes. 18 SOW published twice Week, under tue titie of “THE MAIL,” at the price of Threspence copy aa heretofore OF Ba, w week, post free. easier ‘The days of publication will be Tuesday and Pri- sy, aud each paper will conteln the aows aud all matiers of it appearing in the three pre vions nombers of Th. mes, which will thua be Svatiable, ins cheap and conveniont form, for ‘persoue 1 abroad oF in the eolo- oc have it frow the Pul Printiug Hoase ®ycare, yi-Balerm Bw CITY ITEMS. STANDARD Capet CLoTH, Brown Velvetsen, Drab Milled Oloth, Bine coating and Pilot Cloths, for special purpoze"—made to order, at short notice, at (seo. C. Henning’s, No. 511 7:n —_-—_—_ GaRMents suitable for the wardrobe of any Gentleman, ready made, or mde to order, are sold tar below prevailing prices, at Saks & Co.'s, 517 7th street, ——_+—_—._ TBE VERY Latest STYLEBOf Walking Coats, Capes, Overcoats, Basiness and Dress Suits, just received, by Hable & Uo.. 468 Pennsylva- ‘Bia avenue. 2 —_-—— AX ENExy rx Your Movr#.—Do not pntan enemy in your mouth to steal away your teeth. Beware of destructive tooth washes and tooth were, many of which are base imitations of Eozodont. “Incore © Ife lease of sound tectt and fragrant breath, by adopting the fragrant Sozedont, SPALDING’s Give,” & handy litie thing aboat the house, mends everything. _—__+—_—_ Men's Light and Dark Mixed Business Suits, all wool, tea, twelve, fittees. eighteen, twenty, twenty-five, and thirty dollars a enit. Boys Suits, five, six. seven, eight, nine, and ten dollars’ suit, all wool, at the celobrated Oak Hall, 464 7th street, 2d door below ths. Don’t mistake the place. 6 —_—»—— AS WINTER IS AT HAND, 1t is es: ially necessary to be warmly clad. and taking the searcity of money into consideration, it is of great importance to go toa place where good foods, suitable to the season, cau be procured at the lowest possible figures. We do not hes. itate in saying that there is one place in this city which outranks all other similar estab- ishments as to popularity and cheapness, and every old citizen would easily know the place We allude to, shonid we omit to stete the name of this successful establishment. Bat for the benefit of strangers and persons not well in- formed, we would say, if you wish to saye money buy your winter undergarments and all other geni's tur ng goods at “The Orig. inal Franc’s,” 494 7th street, between D and E, and so that you do not miss the place, remem- ber that his store has a large plate glass wins dow; also, that he bas no branch stores, 10, PREPARE FOR WINTER !—Prices Down! !— Gooa Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 50, 60, 7S ets.; fine Merino Undershirts and Drawers, $1, $1.50, and $1.75; good Cotton Socks, 3 pair for extra heavy Cotton and Wooten Socks, ‘cents upwards: good White Shirts, $1, s from 10 cents per box upwards. Best Paper Cuffs 5 cents per pair, or 50 cents per dozen. Handkerchiefs, Gloves. Ties, Scarfs, of the latest style, at most popular prices, at the original Franc, 494 7th street, between D and E, and so that you do not miss the place remember that his sfore has a large plate glass window. Also, that he has no branch store. 10,20 ——_+——_ Bavtmmor® DaIly Scn.—Persons wishing tosubscribe for the Baltimore Daily Sun can leave their orders at the office of the Evening Star, or at 592 N street north, between 6th and 7th,’ The paper has been enlarged, and will be delivered at an early honr. 10,6 Ronert Coaorys, Agent. Pent Moneai ity Doctor J. H. THomrson HAS REMOVED his office and residence from the First Ward to Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, immediately east of Four- teenth street. Office hours before i0.a. m., and from 4to7 p.m. Hours of attendance at the Woman's Hospital, from Ito 2p. m. every day, Sundays excepted. 10,3 oe Corns, &0.—Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, of twelve years’ practical experience in the United States and Canadas, established at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. C., since 1661, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, &c., and successtully treats all diseases of the fee? without pain or inconvenience to the patient. The shoe can be worn with ease im- Mediately after the operation. Refers to the many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou- sands of etber responsible persons who pa- | Hours from $ a.m. | trouize his establishment. to6 p.m. No cbarze for consultation at oifice. Calls made at residences from 6 to # p.m. —— Wrarrine Parse for sale. Apply at th Stak Uitice. ——. Prasona wishing to sapscribe for Tra Stag who reside on Capitol Hilland the Navy Yard, Will please leave tacir orders at No, 122 Bast Capitol atreet, between 4th and Sth. Joun Cogeins, Ageut, SPECIAL NOTICES. A. RUPERT’S AROMATIO POLISH for Oi or Polished Furniture. Gilt Frames, Marble, ac. Extracted from Aromatic Arabian Gums. Fra era. Brilliant. Price & conts per bett'e. For sale by KIDWELL & BOM, Pa_avenue. near lath gtieet. and Drngviets, Grocers. aad Furaitare Mores. General Depot, 294 Pearl street, New York. ocd3-10i ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MARRY. Essays for Young Men.on the Errers, Abuses, and Di-eases. fncicent to Youth and Karly M. f hood, with the hnmaae view of treatmeut and car it by mail in tealed te tor envelopes free of charre ress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, P: ‘ee 21 3m PHALON'S “PAPHIAN LOTION” FoR BEAUTIFYING THES AND COMPLEX. BEMOVES ALL ERUPTIONS, FRE PIMPLYS, MOTH, BLOTOHES, TAN. tee? end renders THE SKIN BOFT; FAIR snd BLOOMING. For LADIES in the NURSERY it is Invalaable, For GENTLEMEN after SHAVINGit bas mocqwal “PAPHIAN LOTION” enly reliabie rem- edy for diseases aud blomishes of the SKIN. PRALON'S “PAPHIAN soap” for the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH, will not cS the SAIN. Price 25 ceats per cake. “FLOR DE MAYO.” “FLOR DE MAYO." A SEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKER- SILER, EXQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING FRAG, PHALON & SON, New York. jetly Sold by'ali Draggists. HALL'S VEGETABLE SIC RENEWER. HALUS VEGETARLE SICILIAN HAIR ENBWER, HUMAN HAIR BESTORED, Gray Hair changed to its Natural Color by HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. It is the best article known to preserve the Hair, Preventing its failing out, abd making lifeless, ‘stift, brashy bair HEATHY, SOFT AND GLOSBY. Ail who uso it are unanimons in awarding it the Praise of being the best Hair Dressing extant. aud without a rival in restoring gray hair to its ata ral color Beware of counterfelta and imitatore; ak for Hall's, aud take none other, Pri 00. For aale by all draggiste. " R. P. HALL & OU., Nashau, N.., Proprictors. N HAIR ae7-ec2m BATCHELOB’S HAIR DYE. Dye 4 i ; Hair Dye s i best in the world; no intment; no ridi jes the ill el tsottad dyes; 1 leaves the Hair 3eau Sr brown. Bold by all iste and ed at elor’s Wi Sroot, New York. $8h3. morse Far gee THE NATIONAL COURSE, WASHINGTON, D. 0., Commencing Novemuer 10,'1868, FIRST DAY—| jum, $100 for all horses owned ia the District ioiny days peorions ee aciee are to Ml Pee Sere eso eras four oF Premium, 59 for Bunning Horses, single dash of amie SECOND — ium of $80 for Horses no Barca ( vale Heats) venever boat Saute Day~Promiun, $30 for best Style Horse in ens. See Day Premium for best Saddle Horse. HIRD DAYS . $50 for fastent Double ao ned tage eee Sie heata, best two in Premivw, $% for best matched. Double Team Owned by seem Jan, $100 for Running Horses, singlo dash . FOUR’ '—Prem! 1s, G00; m to all phi MTHl DAY Premium 820) open to, a Peel LOnE OF mor fill.two or mose to start. Time 4c9, 2:33 OF ~ one te) cine winning horte torecalve $35, wT BAL, Prpniu, tir Raaaing Be by i mi acelin Three to fill to rece; $178; second horee, $75. for Trotting Colts four-years-olds, orto baraess, datum, $25 for beat thoroush red Stallion, Premium, 815 for cst Brood Maro, um, $10 for best Spring Ovlt. i lotic ruck 212 De Soverned islety by Ne ° for Rech eta cette ac nay are seioeges ATE ,Allemtties mat be made in writing, and ten per oetbelore the frat doy fe Ze Everythi Yihe sb0ve Fair. will serait wicca Bates < iH be Liang up im the stand ‘tart. Add 3 all isto Z WILLIAMS, Treasurer, ranger tuk ant gat and Fenmelvenia ete Corrs: Cor PRR corrmE! 4 Ebvo 4 STORE, oe 73g SAN AND VED nintn etre nth etrect and $1.50; fine do., $2 and $250. Paper | 1 | empanelled the following jury:— GEORGETOWN. Affairs im Georgetown. SUFrossp Hom: ‘This morning, about half-past five o'clock, Patrick Fitegeraid, watchman at the canst docks of :he Camber. land Qoaland Iron Uompany, wos found in an ivsensible condition on the dock, near the steps leading to the Company's oifice, and re- moved to @ room adjoining the coal track, where he died in the course ofan hour. There ‘were no marks of violence on the body excep? a bruised and bloody place on the rigut side of the head. It appears that Iast night between the hours of seven and eleven o'clock a fight occurred be- tween a colored boatman and a young man named Jake Trimbie, also employed on 3 boat. Trimble took exceptions to some words used by the colored man in regard to Hanna Fitz- simmons, a female character well known to the police, who was on the dock atthe time, and Fitzgerald, (the deceased,) iuteriered to quiet the parties, and took from one of them a billy,as he said, to deliver to the police this morning. Both the coiered man and Trimbie appear to Dave retired at a face hour, and this morning about 5 o'clock, L«iward Patterson, employed by the Cumberland company, on coming to werk, found the deceased lying | insensible on the car track, and removed nim to a room near by where he shortly afterward: died. Information was given to the police this moreing, about 8 o'clock, and Trimble was: | arrested, charged with the killing or comphcity iu the same. Coroner Potter was sent tor and W. H. Calhoun, J. B. Merritt, M) A us Grimes, John L. Love. James Bate- .F Offutt. John Norris, Charles Friz- eorge W. Holt, and Andrew Blackma Edward Patterson testified that he came to the coal company's office this morning, about half past five o'clock; saw no light there and thought something was wrong; saw & min ying on the track, whom he recognized to be F aited iim, shook him, and got uv answer, aud then removed him toaroom un- -t the coal company’s oifice: then he was alive bet uncovsious; Witness afterwards Went tothe stable and (ben to his breakiasi, and on bis return Fitzgerald was dead. Saw a boy named Jake Trimble at the time on a boat nereby and his breast was covered with blood. Goerrish Stilt testified that jlast evening abont 7 o'clock there was a diffictity on the wharf, between Jake Trimble and # colored boy, and deceased was trying to separate them. Trimble hit the colored boy with a billy, and witness then took the billy away and gave it toa black man, who gave it todeceased. Witness then reured, and heard no more noise. Mory C. Hine testified that Jacob Trimble acted very suspiciously last night on the boat, and beard him say he would just as leave die that night as any other ume; he came into the cabin of the boat, where she was, and had blood on his shirt; he got a knife there and went out, but afterwards brought it and then he went to bed. He was nervous this morning, and ate very little breakfast. The prisoner, Jake Trimble, was here ques- tioned, and said he did not strike deceased at all: they were friends, and he got the billy to strike a negro with, and for the same purpose procured the knife. Dr. Ritchie bere testified to having examined the wounds of deceased, and having found the skull badiy fractured. The wound was such as could be made by a billy, though it might have been caused bya fall. The jawot de- ceaced was apparently fractured without any external bruise. Other witnesses were here examined, who corroborated the facts as above stated, and deliberation “the deceased came to bis ath from causes unknown to Lue jury.” ‘Trimble was then held, with others, charged with disorderly conduct last night, and ibe cxuse set for a hearing this afternoon, The deceased was abouty forty years old. andemployed by the Cumberland Coal Com- pany for about two years, and was aman of excellent ebaracter. “Strange to say, about a year ago. and in the same spot where he was found insensible, a child of bis met with an ac- cident, being run over by acoal car, fracture ing both legsso badly that amputation was necessary. Barien For Covet.—Michsel Mullen. who was a few days since sent to jail, charged with resisting an officer in the discharge of hi was this morning reieased on bail for pearance at court. River Froxt.—Ente Knight, Denty, and J Green, Inman, trom New York, and New York, Jones, from Phila- delphi. Cleared—Steamer Columbia, Harper, for Baltimore. Mencnants’ Excuayi bush —Steamers EC 1. 200 bushels yellow at 81.15, 1200 bushels white at si THE CaNaL.—Boats are still arriving with- out detention, the number of arrivals during the month being six hundred and twelve todate, Georgetown Advertisements, BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO. HAND:OME REP BRE Sars. DINING: SUaNITORR: COO = a yj CROURK- EBY, CUTLYBY, PUATED WAKE. DRUS- Seis, INGEAIN CARPETS, &., AT AUO- Oo FRIDAY, the 30th inst., at 10.0°clock ™ Tehoil sell. at tne late re eof Db. F. Hamlink, being house No 227 on Bridge street. besween Brederick and Fayette siveets, the following iture. Cove! Une Rosewood Case Pi nd Stool Handsome Green Rep Parlor Set, con isting of two Medslion Sofas, Gent's ard Ladies Gastor ard four side Chairs Biack Watnut Chamber Suites, with Marble-top Borcaus and Warhstands Bix Reception Chairs. Halr cloth Sofas Arm Chairs, marbie-top Centre Tables _ Alantle Orndments Engraving and Window Shades Qak Cottage Sete, Walnut Bedstcads rble-top Dressing Bureaus, Washstands rdrobes Cano seat Chairs 8, Pillows aud Bolsters Painted Cottage Eets Hair Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts, Sheets, and Cason Extension, Tables, Crockery, Cntlery, Plated Ware, &e. Brussels. Tiiree-ply. Incrain, and other Carpets am Alot of Kitchen Keyuisites Termscash, THOS. DOWLING, oc 26 Auctioneer. MEATS ! MEATS! AT BEDUCED PRIVE3! SIRLOIN ROAST, 20 BIB ROAST, 1s « PORK and SAU per pouad. 0 et GES, 20c.; LAMB. 29- Laila = ny ok SD eeere and ail a H.W. FISQER. 74 High street, Georgetown, Inst ge stock, embracing Poplins. Moe c lonsclius, Alpaga. iteps. Black French paces, | Bombazines. F conc! Chintz, Shaw's, 0! Fiannels, Bisnkets, Under We 4 nd other beautiful Skits, joths, Cassimeres. Vir; fuia Full Cloths on rinos, Empre and Camsinets.’ A lero stock of cheap; 4 's Calicos from Sc. w wide Bleachea Muslin isco, Be, Sheetings 60 cis.; Alexandre’s and Joseph's Kid Gloves, Hosiery: Notions, &c.; Carpetiues, Druc- gets and Ofleloths We promise great bargains to al: who may favor us with » call. BENJAMIN MILLER, 101 Bridze street, oc 8-Im* get. Inportarr NEWs. 0, B, JEWELL’S PREMIUM SOAPS sre acknowledged to be THE BEST SOAPS ¥OR THE LEAST MONEY in the market. ‘They are made on the cld fashivn p'an by boil- Ing, end are free from all injurious Chemica! edulterations. ‘The premium ORIENTAL BOAP, The NEW YORK CITY S80aP, The “ CHEMIOAL OLIVE 804P, The “ LAUNDRY 804P, bi end . ASK YOUR GROOER for eny oi these and take ‘Ro other. olerenie by alt of the BEST GROUEES ta the Manufactory, Nos. 500 and 502 G street north ‘Between éth and sth, jy tf ___Washington, DO. TRE avrine a . Now so popular in Rowkoe Fuil con Just opened at SUINEMETZ 8 oca8-ct 234 Pa. avenues neareny tatst, at 284% Teh atroot, *unbiary stairs SEARS Ba acre nee wont haves Suit of Clothes. but where wilt 1 ® fashionably T: ee Gre rea. able? Why. dont you k tN. THs N. Merchant Tailor. 286 ae “ Where cam de found the largest steak of Thane Stak 0 New York BR. ELVANS AAT RUDCOTION TO THE TRADE AND AGENCIES IN GENERAL. 87 Brery house mentioned in this tist te reli eble and Gret class. Have pour busiorss trans acted with them, and be aseured of fair Aelia S89 Lon sana aren U AUGUSTUS )USGDOKF a 5 ° 423 Pennayteant Where can I fad a good Collection Ageucy? |“ Firnishing Unlertakimg in al A. “oss | prompity a R. _Justion of the Peace, 309 F * _ > Life os an Amerie obs, Eatin, Life Armeraacy 8, satel Pailippe Boe the best Company fp. A and for the Gor bam Manofactoring Company. Providence, B other day gusa. F HEL Who are the proper persons t» sec) yetter- Patent of phe United Uintes or wurope re veer ALEXANDER © MASON Goon GROCERIES AT FAIR PRICES. C.F. RRIE £00, DEALERS LN TEAS AND FINK GROCERIES, Northwest corner of 9th and I streets, Desire to call the attention of familics Parchase @ Gorn Shelier? At JNO. toa. ave near 9th, dealer in Agri: | ceher to shel? k of Groceries {uitaral Implements. Gorda ond Grain, tay Cat- | severe see n at this season they The: r received fresh in voices of the f ticles, vie cate « K. new crop. Orleans and otber erases ape Cod. very fine. S. new crop. You can have Fresco. Decorative and ovary ae scription of Ornamental Painting ex-cntel Lest siyle by SHUTTER & BAREMAN. \ 4206 1b street, between G and Hi. )~ "Where he best Ci '» purchased’ At™ Me: Bakery 347 © at, bot i ae eee | pret brasia, in pkgs to euit At PHILIPS » Metropolitan Book | Mo 1, very fine. Store, 352 Pe can be found uew aad Btaod | t George i ard Books, a large assortment of Fashionable and | ¥. Bngraviug. Lithograpbing, nding in every sty! Where isthe larcost assortment of Ball ‘ial to be found, Sash, rdware, ke? &t Bailes i KESERVE opp. Market. H.W a dines: Who makes the best fitting Boots and Snoes!) W i sting —— YOUNG. E street, between sth and 9h. who Narrants entire eatisic ion upon the easiest M. WILLIA 7 aa | F. CUMMINS 7 7th st.. two doors south | ms cee } ot Northern Market, eo extensive and reliable PARISIAN FANCY Goops, Boot and Shoe Honse, reca'ving daily the lates. siyles and most cele raged wakes 356 PENNSYLTANIA AVBNUR, Who ki Matton, Veal, "in - ree Lawt; HOFFMAN & HUNT salty Sa And TF Cite Teevise, Paris, and 61, Centre Market, and No. 60 Nort _— Market. . Where is the finest NW. Butter tb: hay At | CLOAKS. from $10 upwards. | the Northern Proiuce Oo". Pa. av, bet lWthaad | WALKING SUITS, at moderate prices. Uith sta.. wholesale and retail deais?s ia Produce. | MOKNING ROBES, Provisions, Foreign and Domestic Fruits. BONNETS 901 HATS, w bandeome assortment Tenem ieste Moe Ser wines Gene | TRIMMINGS, BATINS and VELVETS. oni Kitonen Utensils. poden and Wilk Why at FINK LES New Store, 316 F strect, bet, MES. A.G. GASTON & 00 & MODES DE SAISON & 2°5 FSTREET, 25 F STREET. Between 12th and 13th streets, Importers and dealers de coiffare. ot chapean: Ge Melio. Magnier, No 7% Rurde Bil. oearet te Mme. Louis Pataral, No.5 Boulevard de: cines, Pari G. GASTON & OC. ren «tially invite | the atieption of the Ae of Washineton and cinity to theit extensive aod well selected et, fine Brench Ribbons. Velv.t#. Satios. Laces, FI eraand Feathers. 1, Plash aud Pelt Hate, all ct the intest Paris and New York styles buiis. Jackets, eic., of the latent impor Wth and Lith streets. N. DEMONGEOY. Ornamental Halr Worker and Ladies Hair Dresser, keeps toilet articles at north side and 279 south gido of Penney! Bia avenue. Where can be found the best assortment of Bulla er's, Blacksmiths, and Wheclright s Ei AtL. © CAMPBELL 3,351 Fa ave OF Siga of the Golden Anvil. CHNIBDER, Practical Beli Hanger, 271 S igile hung in the most approved style wbing. Liat Rods, tna Points, put up in the beet manners Ye C.. bere is tho place to obtain the beat bar- + gains in Cabinet Furnitures? At the old es tablished Furniture Store of A. F. ZIMMERMAN, 530 Seventh st., bet Louisiana avenue and D st aul rese-making ia au its ho will build me s house right cheep? Wh: Rpartonce y fre JAMES. NATL “arpenter end Butider iE General Contractor, 18 Loui avenue, and op ERKER, Dosite Sth street. Where shall I bay my Carpets, Curtains, Bic? SMITH IN GENERAL. PWS. MITCHELD & CU.'3, Perry Building, fav. and thst. ‘They have @ beantifal and ex: | reat rpancctred = ve arora att eee | IRON WORK, ‘orriages! Carriages |! Onrriaces Tenow |. = i Offering at our ex salcsroom. 477 aud 479 | Sch as Iron Railings, Grates, Guante for yy 1ith street, the largest and most complete selection | Pours and Wintows, Scales, Doors, shut of Carriages ever acen iu the District A. J. JOYCE & CO. can GEO. W. COCHRAN & 00, No, 276 | tarnish “Cigars. Tobacco,” aad other ar- ticles pertaining to their bi siness. at less rates Kuan others’ Because their stock is larger aud t for cash. Where shall I bay my China, Glass, and Bou ferwahing Gots?’ at THOMAS P, uCELL & ‘. AVERUC, Opposite Metropu! el.” Stoneware ut factory prices, eromotaD JAS. 8. TOPHAM & CO., ,Whetecan 1 bay the Glove fitting Uarecl from | ; wo 3? Uniyat BAUM'S. 49 La ave. between | oe ee aren eee Gthand 7th streets. munufactarer of Hoop Skirts, | ONE DOOR ABOVE OPD FELLOWS’ BALL ters, Fire Proof Safer and Locks, Baleouies. | Verrandabs, Iron Btuir steps. &c.. also Galvanices ndow Guards. Alt binds of F. to order. Ale all torts of REPA etly Done an | Bon reaconal le ter 4 below Pemnarivania | cocupied by Jas, Mei Corsets, Shoulder Braces. Buy your Coal aud Wood of G. b SHERIF THE MOST EXTENSIVE 437 Pa ay. between Third and Four-and a ba’ erm. Kindling and st best mauner, chea; Wood prepared tn the MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN b | OF € pihe best Fre ani Amerens Coaiectionrry | CARRIAGE, BUGGY, ruit= resbmments of Ail kinds, Ovete iD FAX RNFS and Game, Wedding aud fteception parties fareseh, aub Fase BARHE ei by JH. SHAF FIELD, 246 Pa and 13th streete. Where has MON LEY removed his Costams Man Bikctory tor 2 Why, toNo, 449 Tenth strect, betwoon F and G streets » bet, ath LES, AND WHIPS sh stock of | HOXSE COVEES. LAP BORES, BU Lo DD). Where oan Fon, eve Zour Tecth extractea BOBAS, CASBIAGE MATS, Ac. & «Without paiu or injery,and al eof Deutal th Work performed in the best mauner’ atthe HUW. | Stlected from the mot extensive homaes in the LAND DENTAL ASSUCIATIUN. Nov a7 Cour fry end for sale at greatiy reduced prices. cc 1 elm Who furnishes the best tables at thn - onable terms’ Why MOKgIs & U0.. “°% 491 12th street, between Rand F, H . W. CATHERW » end Fo Feet, between 13th vad Tach, singe . een hak rope the largest stock of Patent Medic Dery, ams ae a DEALER IN Chemist avd Dr: PRO . extensive dealers in Dry G sod ess for general famfly consampiion b Shawls. Cloaks, and ven E, Stee eT tate reliable Bivetoty 40 Ste reoty pe Why © W! MURRAY FisE OLD RYE WHISKIES, NO. 116 SOUTH FRONT STREET, 75 Pem L Fa ete it the eo ol ay Fancy ana PHILADELPHIA Millinery Goods, Laces, Trim nings, &o.. the beat and moa reliable’ Farmiiy pe chinesy At DAVIS & GAITHERS, 2u Space. Where can I find thelarges ~ ment of Zephyr Worsted” at M. BIL} BES. 4 ith street, between Gand H,and 30 Marcet Space, 7th and sth. has LOCKWOOD. HUFTY & TAY their Lacies ud Gentlemen's farn To 354 Peunsylyania avenue, & Hotel Extra Fine OLD MONONGAHELA X WHISKE =. | Extra Fine Old “ XX | BxtraChotce ola ¥xtra Chotce OM Extra Superior OLD NECTAR WHISKIES Very Superior OLD CALINER =~ Onr stock of OLD WITISKIES ie unusnally Iarce and highly improved by age, and our custo larecet and most gecer! | pay confide in ua that the worivalled moana Fino Family Grocerita At “ meaty, 9 Peuusylvauia aveuae, here Scknowled ged of our Utd ongahelt n Hotel. MW bere ts the best place to get Tans and Sport ; jersal 7 BA BODY'S, 414 D street, between oth and tree ict eball be fally maintained by us. Sie town and Alexandria tin rs ade porns. 50 fall kinds of goods ; Bently tight. Orders by quail Ly atieaded in th ctOcy prices. te and pariten called on. ae wets Bis Eatest So Ollice S71 ¥ etroet. en 18-20" te etter and Pur N PT LI, rier, 254 swhere I iutead to tx morro, = purche Furs. Cheap Cash Store Is the Metropolitan the Leading ani Popula letole stitohed. Rotel of Washington—where thoevjouruer car aad | Boeis, 22, Hand-niade single sole Buschad Boots, the seme fort attention he aoc ; Custom made Boo . e Giaes Hotels elsewhere and in Kurope Se eek ok Bate, jou the lowest cash pric north of Pa. av | Where do you eet your Horse Shed? Minets jong, and cant travel Go to JUUM F- DOLAN: street. between 13% apd 14th strocts, obviate all diticultics oe I Iroo-Founder, Machintet, Pugi- ir, Boiler-maker to be found? At GRAY FREMOVED To saz v STREET. DOUGLASS MOOR! sever. and dealer on W ndow Shades 2 a H i d 10rh.—1 will ran of my extensive S NOYES" corner of Maiue avenue and ‘Third at thirty aye Soap tht Woes esers. Os and @¢xam- L. Wessel RO Ret Py tees Be arrest where Om = 40 Assorted Stock of Leather ana Shon Prod, QURE bas ings? At THOMAS @. FORD'S, Gant assortment of goods in i 430 7th stroct, betwoen @ and ft. "Where is the largest Engraving, Lith hi and Piste-Printing Ketabiishment iu Waskine | bat! tou? AtS9S Pa are., bet. 4% and 6th sis cs J. ¥. GEDNEY. ‘The riace to gt iret class Carriagcs of all siyious qise, Hories abd Lutsies, and Ballin Hrace tor or Gentlemen, ai.t'to. buy a good Horse, + OLCOTT & SON 8,469 aud 473 Sth Bt. D and & streets. comprising ® general variety of PAT INGS Cf new aud fasiionable Drewing Boome, Tails, Tassages. ocd re, 5 Ps on Chambers—togctier with Borders, Colaumme,ticwe: eines Fire Rcrevun. be A lars fot SEW iusons S for sale . ow Coruie White and Green Holland for Shades, Sieehe Fi tores. Cord and is. Paper Binds, Hair 8c jog. Guried Hair. Furngure and Floor Of Oloths, Table Clot ew aus other Cushions, &c. D: ap | :~y order in the best t Win- re can, L purchare “« Lacking Giies?_Of | Helr aed Shack Matinee ail be Up. 7 a ‘work in the U Cis LAMB, dealer in Looking Glas }, Por- holste: aper Havci: eee traitand Picture Frames, 237 Feuna. ave jnear | attended fo Recess ene DBeieRs Brom street. tn_the city or country. oc 21m ith Where nen Td Ue eee Where can I tind the largest asiortmont of Hard DEALERS IN TOBACCO. Tam now recetving and Soft Lumber onthe most sonable terms ? ACO B. CHURCH & CO.'S, corusr 1ith sirest and mediom TOBACCO. cb 6 cents, at wholesale, at Mary?and avenue. the Masonic Hall, Where shall T ‘OF rent my Pianos, Par- + lor Organs, &c. 7 ELLIS’ t JOHN F. ELLIS*, 306 Penna. oye gnget loth strect, who bas the largest | _se 2 1m" in” AMES WALLACE. Ssrortment and easiest terms. iN TIL! i Where cen you get all Kinds of Mil Work dane? | 50,000 Pret peracheoner fi Pete: gies, Brackets, Newele, Ballusters, Moulding Sc? | Row disc argtug at Darthoiow's whart «ber sale At DANIEL SMITHS Phonix Planing ¥ By J.P. B: at 5 HARVEY'S Iron Clad, 207, cor. Pa. = Suk street: uslow Pavey tity. 45 Picking € ty BU rE ees 210.000 PICKTES of Shane Opticians. 24. a 2 oKER manufacturing the Biorine Peete apekae | 200 Kits Bay MACKEREL: No. 1. sale by American Tea Com: 213 and Eye-Giasecs, 1 ™ . 7. end Faber or soll ulcer Sait tas tasers | 1 * Pac svauen oppscte Winaede ae eae BT, omit ich st. and Gentlemen's |"? ~ Ait dcicicieesrom Nontbera aad | 2,000 FEtok arnt ges; PCCKWHEAT soca cca socevery cpewient: —___ | ANS RESTAURANT P. SHRPH RG Shoe tas an Chanae: 507 NINTH STREET. Stores, B69 Pa. av., couth side, pear 11th st. tan aaltel and cularged. making tone of cube alee os AS | Scab 352 Pa. ave., bet. 6th and 7th ats ‘Where shall I goto find the — of Picture Frames? At MARKRITEE SS. Wi) boy | BEDGEAVE, PPWAaRb tan, tt Mesaeees acto? | KO RR AL BR, anberegball ‘Igo to get the best Job Printing GIESON BROTHERS. No. 271 Pa. av., bet. 10th and lith'sts, L. MARTIN, w it ir Pt hE ae NEw Yor Averve «vv Sixra & a Ore Saoare trom ‘Borthera 7 Markes, N EW YORK BUCK WHEAT FLorR BORDEN'S CONDENSED wiLK ana avenue, under Seaton House. FRESH HOY: (ip the comb,) in small avs Ss Btoves pate. ‘£0 to. 1, GBI ane. Qnd delicious foie, ven, Bia ware ‘and Honse- 7 ‘Pennsylvania CATED CODFISH, ol weoue, uear | DESSICATED OODFISH, anew proparstion.am! - BOSTON INSPECTION 1868 OF & Gione, Graatte, and. 4 tone, Seneca | MESS M \CKEREL CHOICEST z ~a NEW CRANBEERigs. ‘all pur- poses, by Maa. & BRU.. 172 31 street | POTOMAC BREBING, in hall harrets 8.9. puree evn, ‘Corner of 14th and # »:reete. Under Kbbitt Wore. TSagt STOKE Ninth strees.