Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1868, Page 4

’ _EVENING STAR. LOCAL Amusements, &e- Wat s0rnna Hovse—Me. y Watkins, in the new sensati “After Dark” Pror. A. — is vaoia avenu Onn Fasrowe Hawt, Navy Yard.—Fair by the Ladies’ Rebekab Degree Association, No. 1. ws Art Gallery, 304 cavren _Reor! ach Chapel Methodist Episcopal,) corner 434 ant fi streets, South Wa-bington, whi 1 has bee ergeise repsirs since August ist, was re- aaeerd to the panlic yenterday. ‘The front has : heads provided for cor and windows, & Baudsome cornice | r as also new fencing, while inside a new floor has been laid, Rew seats put in, as alco gas fixture, and the walls handsomely frescoed—these improvements, which make urea it little church of the butidem ‘OST. ic about SI, This church, w! erected over twelve years since. is now ia charge of Rev W. H Laney, and is now in | mite a prosperous conditic Ati sclok, Rev. James H. Brown, D. D.. of Baltimore, preached an able sermon, taking th and iéth verses of the Ist chapter of ext: «This is a futhfal saying, n, that Christ Id to save sinners.” Dr. Alexander the ‘Timothy as hi and worthy of all accep Jesus 3 to the wo At5 o'clock ie Rev sania delivered an eloquent poles hed unto them Jesus re jatter clause of tee he oe hn chapter of Acts. The ace the Foundry Charen. preached at 7 th ef the red P giad w upte m tus go mro the house e Lard “Our hall siand within thy O Jera- salem. ‘The services throughout the day w attendie.!. many other congre: being resented, and in the afterno an of inmisters were pre A morns frie over Ss were raised by subscriptions | and collections, and at the subseyneat services | this ameunt was increased 20 S5}), Now chat | pened, the p | enced t | meet- progresses, and ~mmerease. Up to this ime been one hundred conver: f whom have waited with the n. The pastor, Rev. Wm. ed by other ministers, a mem. bers of other cbarges are frequently m attend- an pre ted meeting is also in pr Methodist Pro’ intenden of Kev. Mr. Tyler Rey 3. Butler, 07 and « The cox bewg built wp, aud the y becoming quite » favorite with the public rday he prea norning, & fine sermoa on Shrist at and in the evening a dis- Southern Methodist; Lutheran Church, a here is rapidly tse on the “Wedding Garment. Rev. Cbs-. H. Shields, pastor of Church. on the Eastern Shore of Maryls pted a c wt Church. in E snd wb. try of ¢ I from thie ve ray. but not assame inst urch (Kev. ©. ©. ™ till cont nues, seven mourners at © very committee of the pasy of Porladeiphra, 2 HG ik 3 Hal- | dey morning 7 + to attend p the $h ot March. The over one bundrest tutty | nd | a tt pki wi f Enger Eiwo Wan. H. Gorou = and tbroagn the ke ha Blye on omr will be | Tnesday on the fir the offte reported who gindly tings, to take o'clock p.m. Ad- | “y Messrs. Hysa. » be 4 oom T which tara a n the he ouly bite exba re is | W im progress. The large oemgou beitdizg kaown asthe master. office is being enjarged by the addition of » T shaped wong. ich will furnish an office the civil engineer of the yard, besides much oe ons The rolling wilh 1 twenty feet on north end, and 8 pew roof placed on the iz its entire length, is capped With a ventlator. The terior of the Ordnance Museur been remodeled aud th pew cooes and New bemg laid throu: and other | s being made of ar parare, een Tee Painters Grant axp Convax ULen. | Yar Ww of this orgamiza- | * Hall, ow Satu . Ee rop im’ the chair. | ved from the various officers, 3 committe was appointed to pre- jou upon % perma- on Friday evening committee to | ond the Hon Sebayier ation of some business up of the organiza- bey adjourned day evensng, M Reports wae T wBiC pext A wait or ( f9x. wud i ning to the FUseRAl—The toueral of the four children | ft Mr. Medford, whe bave died within the past | WoO Werks, of dipBtheria, took place at Glen. Wood yesterday. and was very largely attended. ‘The services, which were of & very impressive ebaracter, were conducted by Rev. J. W. H. ver, of the Hamline ME. Charen. There are but twe children of this family remaining —the otde © boy, Who ts recovering from an attack of sease, and the youngest child, who tos relntive's and did not take the a Foto Huckar’s Lectvae—The tecture | t kev LT. Hecker, at Carroll Hall las cve- | ing. wpon the religious condition of our coun- try, was attended by a large audieace, among | whom were many distinguished persons. | Father Hecker spoke an hour and halt, | was bstened to with marked attention.” To. morrow evening be lectures at the same place for the benefit of the Yourg Catholic’s Friend Society. Subject:—“Search after Rational Cbristanity. or bow he (the lecturer) became & Catholic. ‘Texremancs MATTSRS.—At the meeting of the Washington City Temperance Society tast evening at Temperance Hall, addresses were made by Messrs. George N. Middlebrook, John Goldin, O _K. Harms, W. P. Drew, and the Presiden’, Mr John H. Thompson. The Sons of Jonadab still are working, and doing much good. The mee: y more interesti Permagent institution. Sa CRI KET — The series of matches being played between the Washingion Cricket Clubs and the British Legation was brought to a close on Saturday afternoon by game om the White Lot, which resulted in a victory for the Lex 11 Wickets, the score standimg, Was! img Clube. 120 Briush Legation, 121 rans. ‘The one ren wi decided the game as above, was made by Mr. Henry Howard. —_-—_— PoRTMONME Loe?.—Attention is called to the advertisement, im another cotumn. of port- mceaie lost, nS, | of her hu: over the temple. Shaunnessey sat down on the cellar door, with other, tween them. Wil thin, shington, | y Suadays ia exch | s | trom the clai | saleot J.P. Bs | te Market, continues unabated. As the | rytoenumerate but would mention, in j | crmte graveling, (no guarantee.) | the greatest need Fatal Resultsof a Personal Difficulty. CORONER'S INQUEST. Between ten and eleven o'clock yesterday Mr. William Shsunvessey, Iate proprietor of a restaurant on Delaware aveaucnear the corner of H street, died as 1s alleged from a wound re- ceived on Wednesday Ja-',tr¢m a brick thrown by Michael Nasb, a 7 sideut of the same neigh- borbood. Itappears that Nach went into the restaurant, and after taking drink left some money with Shaunnessey for safe-keeping. He then departed, but soon returued and got his money, When be commenced abusing with very strong Ispguace a man named Jobn F. Parker, ap ex-Baltimore iceman, who was sitting "im the room. Mr. Shaunnessey in- formed Nash that be would tolerate no such abuse towards & person stopping in his house, and afters repetition of the abuse he put Nash out of the house, who went into the street aud picked up a brick. Upon this Mr, S. went out, and Mrs. S. seized hold of him and detained him. In the meantime Nash procured a half brick, threw it, and made an ugly wound just over the right eye of Mr. Shaunnessey, break. img the skull At the same time the brick struck Mrs. S.on the head. Mr. Parker swore out a warrant before Justice Walter, chirzing Nash with assault and battery with intent to kill, and he was arrested by officer Fuss, and locked up at the Fourth Ward station. At ten o'clock this morning a jury of inquest was summoned composed of Jacod L Stentz, foreman,) Henry Birschier, Charles Davis, J W. Knott. Henry Walker, J. K- Boovie, Join Mornis, Louis K. Fechtig. Jon W. McCreery, Samuel Nanemaks, Deunis Connell, and Se- bastian Bauer, who, in the presence of Dr. W W. Potter, coroner, Dr. Eilictc,and Mr. Sclint- hirst, druggist, examined the wouad inilic upon the deceased, at his residenc», aud then repaired to the Fourth Ward n-house, where the following testimony wus Jomes A. S. Parker sworn:—Reside ware avenue, No. 15!, and was in Mr. Sha nessey’s on Wednesday last about one o'clock, when Michael Nash cime in, somewhat vnder influeuce of liquor, and took a drink. He Shaunnessey some money to keep for n, about S$. He then left, but return ut three minutes and asked the money. The money tness made some remark to N: be (Nasb) replied. “On, and rogue anyhow. as rerurned, ho to which ou are an old loater itness replied that be could net mean what he s Nasb said «Yes, 1 do: upon which the deceased ordered Nasi out of bis house, as he did not allow his guest to be insulted in bis house, aud at the san me put bis hand on bis shoulder te shove hi ut. Nash then stooped down, picked up {threw it at Shaunuessey, Who was a few eps outside. In the meautime Mrs. Shaunnessey took hold band and attempted to pull him into the house, and the brick struck both Mrs. ind Mr. S., the latter of whom received its full for: Nash then went off, ana the wound bleeding profusely. Shaunnessey id not Isy up, and Witness saw bit several tumes afterwards walking about, and sat up With him the night before be died. Witness wanted the deceased to have him arrested; bat he replied tbat he was ashamed to have known that such a man as Nasu bad head. Accused and deceased lived ni oh ad never known of any dif hess SAW NO Stone oF w the hands of Shaunnessey, nor did be think he had anythix Dr. Adolph Schaflart Was sworn, and testified to the nature of the woana, and that de- sed detailed circumstances of the diffienity between himself and Nash, x= described by the nets above, Parker. Bridget Shatunessey sworn :—Nash threw k on Wednesaay. which truck witness, d, gisneing, struck ber husband, the des cessed. [The circumstances of the dithicubty, tatied by Mrs. Shaunnessey sborative of the statement made by Parker } Johns @ Dr. Bel rend were swot ty Ping Lo Kew facts: atter which, th to the jury, Who, upon deli eee ee a ESITY FoR THE Buinp.—A te for the blind 18 about tobe inaug 2 in Wasbiugton. It proposes tor he Fan advanced course of Instiucuons. kiu tor Deal ructious for but these Aton except rough only oue s len but mpleted Institutions can worthy of the Hl Whose p u bear their representatives out 1 hing of kinared iustra more dificult en he bli eat mules, wary Ian d by lectures 3 exphut 2WoOn foolin tus : omprehensive % a iabors of Prof. D. B. orgeS. Yerger, Judge AHL IS About SL,(KA). t was deemal expedient apparatas and means forthe ire 4 Mberal edaeation . im order to be on B: nt POsItiOn to receive Coug. hss been located in the Distrie’ ot seen! showad receive a Kteral aid as the caw worthy of. s of humanity, the citizen Washington have an interest 12 the success of Uis enterprise, as it will add boi to the cap- ral and business of tne city. The advi-or mittee of the Board of Trasters of the p pored American Printing House for ¢ GW. Sanson, Presideat Golumoun Henry Barnard, Secretary Depar = ef Education: Joseph Henry. i Secretary Smithsonian Institution: He Cooke, banker, Prot. F. D. Mort a Exrenstve Sarec ame AND A CULTURAL IMr Lemurs. iuterest i tholow’s ummense stock of gricultural implements, in bis house on Seventh street, between Ps ia and the Canal, directly opposite Can. tock is well known to be of the most superior qual- ity aud grestest variety, we deem it unvecessa- & ma, Bal herdware sad w sylv: plows, burrows, cultivators, seed drills, corn plauivrs, mowing and reaping machines, tire benders, large platform and other scales, cul- ting boxes, corm shellers, seythes and cradles, with a large lot of other agricultural impie- ments; also, a large and general xssortment of builders’ bardware, such as locks, hinges. nails, edge tools, and cutlery; also, ‘blacksmiths’, wheelwrights’, machinists’, carpenters’, tin: uers’, and butchers” tools.’ The sale will be conunued until the entire stock is disposed of, commencing every morning at 10 o'clock. The Auctioneers are Messrs. Green & Williams. oe Bips OrENED.—To-day, at noon, bids were opened at the Mayor's office for grating aud graveling 16 street, from Q street 0 Boundary, as follows: Owen Dailey, 14 cents grading, 1i arvey ©. Belt, 17, % (no guarantee.) G. WG. Eslin, 19. 12, (Mo guarantee.) John Quilte, 16, 9, (no guarantee) Win. Fletcher, is, 13. Hugh Mur- Tay, 13,19. Charles Steward, 15, 12, (no guar. anive.) Thomas Joyce, 18, 19. Alexander Henderson, 13, I=. Morris Murphy, 19, guarantee.) M. Brennan & Co. i3, Tab Costello, 20,20. Jobn Brosuehan, H.© Shenill & Co.. 16,9. Geo. Schuell, 14, 1ANAL.—A tem- Y bridge across the canal at Toirteenth | “!Teet, tor tbe accommodation of persons visit- ing the Agricultural Building aud grouuds, will soon be erected, under the saperyision of General Michler, Commissioner of Public Buildings aud Grounds. When an appropria- ton is made by Congress tor the purpose, a handsome iron bridge will be substituted in place of the structure about to be erected: and which will not only prove of beuefit asa meed- ed thoroughfare, but will al-o be a decided public improvement. Reviorevs SRRVICES IN THs Orry Jarc,— ‘The religious exercises which are every Sanday afternoon for the benefit of the prison- ers still continue to be int > there Being ‘larger pumber at present in jail thaa ac any time during the past summer, Who are in moral and religious in. struction, The services were conducted yes. ‘erday by General O. O. Howard, William G. Finney, aud Mrs. Dennison. THERE WILL Be a lecture on the “Law of Justice,” by J.C. Smith, at Grand Army Hall, rtheast corner Lith street and the avenue, on Wednesday evening, with music by the Grand Army Quartetie Club, TUE COURTS. THE FLPTH WAKD ELECTION CASES, Surasme Covet is Gene@at Team —After our report in the Fitth Ward election cases— Mead sgt Carroll—closed Saturday, the testi- mony Was continued, as follow: W. A. Cook sworn: Witness succeeded Mr. Bowen as Register on the 12th of May. He was sworn in and was the only one of the Board that took the oath of office. Never sat in re- gistration of the Fitth Ward, except in the two days of revising the lists, Mr. ©. described tne proceedings by which Mr. Noyes furnished certificates on the eiection day. Some tour or five hundred persons obtained certificates from Mr. Noyes. Cross-examined: Witness concurred, and aid- ed Mr. Noyes in furnishing the certificates mentioned, Mr. Bowen (recalled:) Wiiness had seen the name of Bir. D. C. Forney placed on the regis- tration lists; but on examination of the lists on election day the name was not there, nor was there any mark to show that it bad been erased. TO-DAY, S. V. Noyes recalied.— Witness asked the priv- dege of making an explanation as to the testi- mony given on Sainrday, which he considered An imputation on bis character, before answer- ing any questions from counsel. Mr. Cook said he would so frame his ques- tions as to give witness the opportunity of making the explanation. Witness was appointed clerk to the board; this year. Clarence B. Barton (areporter on the Chronic/e) was appointed also a clerk—an as- sistant. When the registration was completed they were placed in the hands of the young men he hod previously named for copying, and it was done in & back room on 9th street. The original lists were compared with the copies and lett in his possession, Witness troduced the book of the last two days’ tion, attached to one is a separate piece of paper. This sheet is in the handwriting of Mr. Feinour, Witness produced the minutes of the Board 1s kept by himself, Witness here read a large number of names of soldiers on the i syle. in aDsWer lo A question, that he could designate. The revised registration was not in witness’ handwriting. The persons who came to witness's table, giving their resi- nee as Russel Barracks, were generally in clothes. Witness, im explanation, Produced two books of the Second and Third Ward registration, and it must have been one ot these books to which Mr. Bowen re- ferred, and if he (Mr. B.) was correct one of these books must have been mutilated. He explained that if any leat bad been cut ont there would be a difference of 120, and such ditlerence could not be found on examining the bocks. He would put as charitable view as possible on Mr Kowen's statement that he was mistaken. The sammury of each day was pub. lished in the papers,and would be fonnd to correspond with bis summary in the book. He id not recollect baying registered Mr. D.C Forney, but has an indistinct recollection that his (Mr. F.’s) right was questioned. Mr. Dayidce asked witness to ‘nate from the list of colored voters those who resided in barracks. Mr. Cook objected, and the objec- tion Was sustained. Dir. CooX read from the proceedings of April 3th, that Mr. Bowen asked for lists of voters, and of May 23d that Mr. Cook moyed that the hames of All soldiers, sailors, and marines be stricken of, &c. Jomes Gore —Witness is Sergeat Major, 2th Infantry. The list of soldiers desiguated by Mr. Noyes was read, and witness stated that ne knew most of them to have been im service in May anc June last, ‘The defence offered im evidence the certificate given by Mr. Boswel! to Mr. Carroll mined bim in reference to receiving a 's trom the jndges of election. and Mr Cook had the affidavits. ries H Persons, sworn.—Witness wae f the Commissioners of the Fourth pre- they bad two clerks; during the first part of the day witness received the yotes: their names were checked on the lists, and the clerks made another When the first soldier pre. sented bis ticket it was sugges that tae bh so} ‘was kept upexerpt in ¢ word soldier was written on bess w ked to pick on Which Mr. Davidge objec th ule owld be se Of dis ny meaning in ballot, the © mite nem to do ctuse why they d attached for violating of the court. It ap. wings and proofs in this touts were the lessees of yapany in their leise, the possesion of the r obtained res ad. and the validity aud W. H they entered int that on inyuretion ad until the ques. € # finally d al was taken by the respon. netrict Court of Appeals, aad to the Sny Court, in both of bei0u Of this ofthe m: eof the Gourt of of this Court in contormity tered, directing the said Mar. cen ) teke charge of the road. Tais order complied — with and Mr. Marbury, = receiver, placed ia pos. session of the road under the direction of 1h: That officer reportea to the court tha! under sn order which iss from the judges of the Cur 1 Courter the United States tor tne niet of Virginia, the deputy marshai ot th ted States for the district wad taken po: ston of the said Washington, Alexandria, & Georgetown railroad, with the rolling stock and motive power belonging to the same, and turned tt over to Oscar A. Stevens aud W. heips. by virtue of he said order, and with- his tuthority or consen! tiffs insist that asthe detendauts the order of this court * enutled to protection by reason of tli A Tre of the Uhited tates court, Jud Thomas however held that the defendin could not be punished for oveying the order of a court of general jarisdiction, They could oot determine whether the order was’ rightinily mace or not, for that would be imposing upon them exercise ot legal judgment. The rule therefore, continued unul the whole cas be passed upon by the United Sites —_+—_—_. Tre Potroma ‘RONT, + Wa. vaset, Fawke, arrived Ferry t last evening from Cone river and inter- mediate lands, with freight and passengers, ‘This morning she took the place of the City of Alexandria (which has gone to Balumore tor ber Winter iron armor.) on the ferry route be- tween this city and Alexandria. The steamers Columbia and Hi Livington arrived yesterday trom Baltimore, brinving paseengers and mer- chandize. Several citizens and strangers took Passage this morning on the decks of the steamer Arrow tor Mount Vernon. Other tatters will be found below : Harvey's Wharf.—Arriyed—Schooners Thos. ©. Worrall, Seward, with 157 tons of coal, tor Harvey, Clarke & Given; Brave. Bradley. with 18 tons of coal, for the same firm. Corler’s. Wharf.—Arrived—Sehrs, America, Paul, trem Sperntia Island, with 16 tons of coal. for Wilson E. Burns; Exchange, Jackson, trom Havre-ne-Grace, with coxl, for H. Ma: ginni-s & Bro.; Travis, Spicer, from the same ort, With coal, for Henry Freeman; Wm. L. Dayton, Mills, frota below, to take in a of manure, Sailed—Sloop, Ane i jartin. for Piseataway, light. Wiiknom's Wharf Arrived tSchrs Alexander, from Philadelphia, with 200 tons coal for J. E. Miller: Eleonore, from Port Deposit, with 102,000 feet of lumber for Willett & Redgrave; Jonn P. Erman, with 100.000 feet of lumber for 0. B. Chureb & Co., from same por! Rilry’s. Wharf—Arrived—Schnrs. Zealous, Smith, with 14 tons coal for H. Clay Stewart; S. B. Grice, Evans,with 100 tons coal for W. H. Campbell & ‘Son; Sarah M. Clayton, Wailer, with 100 tons coal for H. Olay Stewart; also, a large number of smailer vessels loaded with oysters for Turner & Son, and for Wingfield, ewart & Co. Fay's Wharf.—Arrived—Schrs, Sarah La. vinia, Murdock, from Halloway Point with oak wood for James Frazier; Union, Perry, with wood for G. B. Wier: Harvest, Butler, With wood for Tnoinas F. Halley; CH. Bar- rell, Perry, to load with iron for E. L. Fay, of Philadelphia, ASSAULT AT THE WORKROURE—Etcape of Siz Convicts —About moon to-day six of the prison- re atthe workhow = George Hills, George ddison, Josep! 10} jobn _ o ies cicrauac Tate Wallace, Colored, breaking e overseer, Julius breaking his arm and made good their escape. The po lice were at_once notified and are on the track of the parties. —e—__. THE TamtRavx axD MUSICAL SOIRER for the benefit of the Church of the Incarnation, to be given at Odd Fellows’ Hail, on We inesday and Thureday evenings next, will be pleasant entertainments, and we trust the atvendaace ‘Will ke worty of the occasion, ‘THE GENERAL AsagesuENt.—The Board of Assessors are Dusily engaged in making the general accessment, and have completed the ‘Third and Fifth Wards, as also nearty the whole of the First and portions of the Fourth and Siath. leaving the Second and Seventh to be yet commenced. The Assessors in some cases (inquiring after personal property) flad much trouble, and would be greatly aided if citizens would be ready to give promptand full answers. —_-_—_ CovLn’s Marxer.—The new building erect. ed as @ markrt house at the corner ot New Jersey avenue and H street, by Mr. Thomas Coyle, was opened to the public on Saturday morning, and there was quite a good attend- ance of buyers from the neighborhood. There re 20 stalls inside the building, 14 of which were occupied, (8 by butchers,) and there will bea like number outside. The second story of the building will be occupied as a feed store, CITY ITEMS. ——————— H&L? oR we Perisu.—This is what neglected teeth would say it they could remonstrate with their owners; and mark this, the teeth cannot perish or become black or yellow if the Sozodont is used daily. PALDING'S GLUE” has become a house- hold word, ———_.—_——_. Applications Nv BANKRUPTCY.—Persons wishing to apply for the benefit of the Bank. Tupt Ach who eanuot pay fifty centseon a dollar of their indebtedness, should apply betore the Ist ct January, the time to which the operation of the fifty per cent. clause of the act is postponed. Gxo, Mason, Attorney-at-Law, 11,9 and Solicitor in Baukrupicy, City Han, eee AS WINTER IS AT HAND, it ts essentially necessary to be warmly clad, and taking the Scarcity of money into consideration, it is of teat importance to go toa place where good goods, suitable to the season, can be procured At the lowest possible figures. We do not he. itate in saying that there is one place in th city which outranks all other similar estal lishments as to popularity and cheapness, and every old citizen would easily kuow the place we allude to, shouid we omit to state 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 save Money buy your winter undergarments and all other geni's furnishing goods at “The Orie- inal Franc’s,” 494 7th street, between D and and so that you do not miss the place, remem ber that his store basa large plate glass win. dow; also, that he bas no branch stores. 10,20,: ——— eee Bartimor® DAILY Sun.—Persons wishing tosubscribe for the Baltimore Daily San can leave their orders at the office of the Evening Star, or at 5t2 N street north, between 6th and 7th.’ The paper has been enlarged, and will be delivered at an early hour, 10,6 Ronegt Cogerns, Agent. —.—__ Doctor J. H. THoMrson HAS REMOVED his office ana residence from the First Ward to Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, immediately east of Four- teenth street. Office hours before 10a. m., and from 4to7 p.m. Hours of attendance at the Woman's Hospital, from 1 to 2—p. m. every day, Sundays excepte 10,3 ———— PREPARE POR WINTER !—Prices Down! !— Gooa Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 50, 60, 75 cts.; fine Merino Undershirts and Drawers, $1, $1.50, and $1.75; good Votton Socks, 3 pair for 25 cents; extra heavy Cotton and Woolen Socks, trem 25'cents upwards; good White Shirts, $1, $1.25, and § fine Wo. $2 and #250. Paper rs 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 Lt and E, and so that you do not miss the place Temember that his siore bas a largyplate glass window. Also, that be bas no branch store. 10,20,: . Corns, £0.—Dr, White, of urzeon Chiropodist, welve years’ practical experience in the ed States and Canadas, and established at Pennsylyavia avenue, Washington, 1). ., since 1-61, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nui &c., and euccesstully treate all diseases of the feet without pain inconvenience to the Patient, The soe can be worn with ease:m- mediately after the operation. Refers to the many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou- sands of other responsible persons who pa- tronize bis establichment. Hours from 8 a.m. ™. No charge for consultation at office. Calis wade at residences trom 6 to + p. m. —-* Parsons wishing te subscribe for Tan Stag Who reside on Capitol Hilland!ve Navy Yar, Will please Jenve their orders et No. 12 Basi Capitol street, between 4th and 5th JOHN Cooaims, Agent. MARRIED. POYLE—JOUNSON. On Sunday. 15th instant he bride's résiseuce, by Rev. Father ERT E DOYLE. Jr. to REBEC ughter of the late John Jonson, U.8..N this city. Ne cards. ——— DIED. RD On the 15th instant. BOBERT. infant bn &. and Mary Ward, aged 6 months aud 1 The funeral will take place to-morrow. I7th inst at3 p.m. from the residence of his parents, G wtwren 2d and $9 streets east. There: ves and friends of the family wre invited to © place on T asad: at 2p. m., from the residence of Mrs. Water: L street, SCBIVENER. On Monday morning. November 16th. 1964, at five o'clock, JAMES RAYMOND NEK. infant son of Asb Scrivener, sged 14 months and 2 Our darling Jemtay, he is His spirit it hath fled Where sorrows they are Aud tears are never Bb his parents only joy, uccenge and love, paw At to take him To dweil with Him above the bercaved family always remember that darling and tnorhine of their hearts ts not sdbot Tveth, and for them will be # constant advocate pleading at the theone of the Most High for their aalvation and for that re anion fn heaven whicu will be for ail eternity, which knows no sorrow or separation. May he fest in peace ‘The relatives and friends of the family are ra- spectfully invited t> attend the funeral from the Feridence of his parents. on street, between 6 and 7th streets east, on to morrow, (Tuesday) the t,atSo'chek p.m. = NT. On Monday ,the 16th instant. at holt ant foor orclock a.m. after, along and painful lines of consnmption, SHADRACH, son of Shad- rach and Bebecca Nagent, aged 35’ years and 3 months ‘ ; His faneral will take place frem his parents’ residence, M etreet, between 22d and 23d strec! We-morrow (Zeeetay) at 3 0'SIeck pm. PERLEY. In this city, on the 13th inst catarrhal fever, GALE W. infant son of J. Lydia A. Perley, aged 6 months and I da: Cc. BAUM. Removed. RED WALKING SKIRTS... WHALE BONE CORSETS... Ladies will take notice that our Hoop Skirts are warranted and kept in repair for six months; alto, that we neither sell nor make Keed Corsets. BZ Special attention is called to our now sty Pal B KIKT, and tothe very late moet ge of imported Oorestnll ‘styles aud sizes 0 ©.BAOM, MANUFACTURER, 613 SEVENTH STREET, Intelligencer Building. no 13 oO YSTEB DE pot . OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY. ‘The would respestfally inform their friends and C te entstlihed Se OYSTER Between D and We nest forthe Oaice of Having made arrangements whereby we will be able to furnish our customers ith FRESH OYSTERS, by the can, quart, gallon, or bushel, all the season, no matter how the weather, ‘We fiatter ourselves that we will be able to please san oraens pen pip delivered tree of charge to ore promptly ee ‘Sny part of MPTON & DYE _rotim 470 loin street, between D'and B, Mon: GLORY TOT ale FURNACK— ed than any Furn: matrn t 1 ciple ince! port d H, I. GREGORY 391 Pennsylvania: prance TUNING AND REPAIRING. For Dwellings, Stere- Pablic Halls, It is gnarantesd. to do mete work for oe | to the above, tun Seas for on i Gi ‘8EOO! PO a eh GEORGETOWN. Sage Alfaires im Georgetown. BOARD OF ALDERMEN AND ComMON Coun. clL.—An sdjourned meetiog of the Boards of Aldermen and Common Qouncil was held on ROSADALIS, Saterday evening, and the report of tbe Jovnt Committ tw whom was referred the subject of procuring adredging machine, was received. | TB@ Great American Health Bestorer The committe reported that they had visited Admiral Radrord, in command at ihe Washing- ton Navy Yard, and that officer had tendered a the loan of a dredging machine for use in the channel as long as the Georgetown authorities might wish. The report was accepted, and the Clerk of the Corporation directad to pay all expenses necessarily Incurred in the proseen- tion of the work, after which both Boards ad- jouined. AcciDENT.—On Saturday ‘norninga party of boys started ont in the country north of George- town in search of game, aud Rad not been out long before a gun in the hands of one of the ty, named Frank Cassidy, by careless andling was discharged, tbe contents taking +ffect in the right foot of one of his companions, named Jerry Sullivan. Dr. Peters was seat for, and after dressing the wound of the jured boy brought bim im his bugey to ism: ther’s residence, wv-tive corner of sib and Mar- ket streets, where he is doing as well as could be expected. ARRIVAL OP GRAIN RY CANAL.—Arrived, boats D. Knude and Sallle Billmeyer, with aor whext and corn for Georgetown merchants. Exrensive Srort.—Two citizens of this town (aud not bad shot either) went on a three days’ bunt during last week, and returned with five partridges and two rabbits. We learn thata caretll estimate of their expenses incurred daring the trip for traveling, board extras, places the c ‘at g5 and the partridges $2 ucacs, > "985 | Consumption, ta tte Barly Stages; Balargomes DUNBARTON-sTREET M. E. Cavren.—The and Ulceration of the Glands, Jointe, Bones, first of a series of protracted meetings was nret held at this church Inst evening. es ae ee = @ Best Blood Purifier in the World) ROSADALIS: o 4 SAFE AND OBBTAIN CURB AND THE ONLY ONE TET DiscovEAED) CROFULA, IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS, avcH as Potomac Division S. or T.—This Division sires pr heid a special moeting last evening, and in- ithe Bkin, Chrenie itiated three new candidates for membership Bore Byes, ac. Mencuants’ ExcHANG#.—The offerings this morning were very heavy, and of choice grain, ALSO, but met with dull sues. When onr report closed 5,000 bushels wheat and 300 bushels corn were still on ‘Change for sale, Tu Canat—Now, as the close of the se: n approches. business is becoming more li jy on the canal, as the different companies are straining every effort to get a large supply of coal on band. Boats are coming in with a Tush, swelling the number of arrivals during this month already to 340. SYPHILIS, 48 ALL iTS VABIOUS FORMS. DISEASES OF WOMEN, tf Appetite, Sick Headache, Liver Com; t, ee inthe Back. Tmpradence ta sete Gravel, Georgetown Advertisements. MA2iNts PRIVATB DANCING ACADEMY, Forrest Bail, Georgetown. Prof L. G. M. respectfully annonnces to his former patrons and the citizens of George: nh. that at the request of many ladies wy GENERAL ILL HEALTH, And all Diseases of bas secured « large room in the above bulid- ing which will be entirely uncer bis control,| and is now being nicely titted ap for the Ladies wishing to enter their children quested to meet at the Hall on MONDAY, at 3p m__ For particulars see Circular. to be hal at Mr J.J. Bogue’s office, corner of Bridge and High re no 15 2w ({POCERIES AT REDUCED PRioES For the convenience of my friends and the pub lic in general. I will otter my large and well select 4 stock of choice Family Groceries to casi bay ers at prices BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEY: AND BLADDER. » At thoroughly eradicates every kind of homo and bad Gist, soe restores be entire system to bealthy condition. IT IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS, never pro- ductng the slightest injury. AS LOW AS ANY IN THE DISTRIW” pats T particularly call attention to my Brown ant | gg pen = White Sugars, Cotes. ground aud roaster, winite Cana ane ondeyaed be the Lantien Shoe Spd green, Teas black avd green. very aupericr | ta%s everywhere uf ts known, Wines and Liguors, Whiskies, Chestnut Grove, @riental. and Baker, at §3 Ly per galion —_— mai te ‘any whirkivs in the ict, Welsh's jour; all kinds of ndotner | ‘The following, among many hundreds ofour cst lusurie Fancy and Staple Goods 2°. TENNEY, sitizens, testify to its wonderful efficacy nols Im Southeast cor. High and Bridg 7 - RCLINE TS bimss goons CEBTIFICATES FEOM PHYS]CIAN! Ust received at ridge st.. Georgetown, Bazersons: Mo. Macoh 4.100, superior Eugii-h Serges, double width, at Sic, t= ; Septen.ber price was fse'; Imperial tio at 25>, | believe Dr. Lawrence's “"RUSADALIS” tw be the Brest ALTERATIVE IN recommend it as aon &, and therefore fully THOMAS J. BOYKIN, M.D the September price was $1, Beautifal Mohair Mixtures, in all colors, wt 3) |, and 37 Empress Cloth, Alpacas a:d Reps, very Caligoes at Sand lec. full Madder Prints, 12 French Chintz, We; oh or a ered ang ae ‘Cloths, baw! a and Quilts, = ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WoRS? rt pt taaiatae ryt CASES OF SUROFULA. & M. WILLIAN’: : a BEAD THE STATEMENTS BELOW: 4NU DESPAIR NOT. N CoUNTY, September 10 g1807 eat danghter, aged Ove years CLOAKS, CLOTH3. WALKT has been dreadfully aMicted with Scrofula seni, SATINS. SILKS, VELVE <i all her ite. 1 tried a great many Physicians, ut BONNETS. FLATS. FLOWRBS, withent relieving her mach; tn fact, ivst ot chem HaAlB BRATUS, LUBIN'S PERFU said there wns no hope of cure. Duriug the last KIv GLOVES, FANS. SASHES. ring she was worse than ever, her boty aud REAL LACKS, LADIES’ UNDERG. imbs being covered with sores and p ete. face and eyes bedly ulcerated and swollen. Wh y in this condition, 1 was advised by Dr Las to try your Konwialis. I at once procure ¢ bottles, sud commenced gtvivg it tober. Tae ees marie. In less thana month to wy «: 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, “stonishment, she was entirely well 0, wr And 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. rours, With much respect and titu-te, =: WoW. BURNET? BUSADALI8 OURES ALL SKIN DISKASES NEW FALL stock OF DEOURATIVE GOOLs, 452 SeventH SrREeT, opp. Patent Office. — Winsom, N-0., Sept. 15, 1657 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PAPER-NANG | py Lawrence: INGS, WINDOW DES A! SHA 7 h od aged HULLANDS. PIOTCHE CORDSAND TAS, | girohbitacci? IMEI tom, Dow aod Bve rene D OCTUBRE » AND WINDOW CORNICES. . ATT FIN PAINTINGS, CHROMOS, and ENGRAY- TURE FBAMES of every detcription mate to Naccinated with what proved to, be impure ler, which completely destrored ‘bis ne He has been aMicted with an inveterate am tremely troublesome Eruption of the Sk: simes breaking out in sores, &c. Rosudalis ribed by my family physician, Dr order joore. After taking it @ few weeks. my son he LOOKING GLASS PLATES reset in old Frames | ome and ins entirely well. Yours trai PAali.lk FUT UP by competent workmen ea Pric noid Zt +s low as aay House in the city LJ @UZADALIS 18 A PUTENT REMEDY IN au _ CHBUNIO DISBASES. _ FROM G. W. BLOUNT, ESy., ATTORNEY aT WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA. Thave been cured of Chronic [nflammation of sbe Ear and Partial Deatness. of ten years #tnnd- ug, by Bosadails. GEO. W. BLUUNT. THE ROSADALIS $ not asecret medicine. The articles from w: t Is made are published around each bottle Sused and recommended by the Medica, Fact it) wherever it bas been introduced, as a POSITIVE and BELIABLE Medicine for’ Diseases of tue H. & H. W. CATHERWOeD, w, DEALER iN FINE OLD RYE WHISKTE® NO. 114 SOUTH FRONT sTBEFrT. PHILADELPHIA. BLOOD, LIVER and KIDNEYS. Extra Fine OLD MONONGAHELA X WHISK 5 OHBEONIO LIVER COMPLAINT CURED. Extra Fine Old ax * This is to certify that E was enres of Onroc: Extra Choice O14 XXX Liver Complaint by Dr. Lawrence's Kosulsiis, Extra Choice Old XXXX after having been coufined to my brit antl. = Extra Superior OLD NECTAR WHISKIXS ore en } Sad trying various mediciues with it. Too of several others in this conmnty erred through the use of Rosadalis, and it can be fou od hep ail preiss it as w great medicine: be. ape THOMAS THORN. Very Superior OLD CABINET * Onr stock of OLD WHISKIES ts annensily large and hichly improved by age, and our custom re may confide in us that the unrivalled quality everywhere acknowledged of our Old Monougahels Whirkies shall be fally maintained by us. oc9-3m_ TNDERTARERS — MES: JEAN EY ant ALONZO Queene County August 14 1367. RS. RICHARD F MARR, ful altecative rerooms at 335 Purch, are now prepared to attend funer a4 onduct’ the business of UNDERTAKING ina ody ite branches. Havin many zoors: eee an ne, ich is rapiciy the beat wor! hip standing, whi trusted to us shall be filled with ‘sed hs Tee ae HA! by which your Rossdale xcelleut compound ef al- NEW LIVEBY STABLES. — ‘Yours traly, B. W. CARR, m. D, Having taken the Stables formerly occupie? by Henry Tarner, Esa.,on Mth street, be- _ tween G and B, we are now prepared to accommodate the pablic with first class Carriages of all description, such asc! Pancle, Clarences, Plicatous. ' Open Barouchs, Park Wagons; also, Ladies and Gentlemen's Ssd- Gsrrngess Be Carrieges for tite free ay oF month, and to be hed all heute dayiat B —Undertakers orders for Uarri eonnrece Attended 10 wie eeeE ES BOR: ch. : no 11-2w* Lith street, between @ and B. 8. BOSTON, Ie pr t ‘MUBIC for Bocial Fashionable Parties at the Rotice, 373. K STREET. between 11th and lath-or at the Freedmen’s Bavi Baok, corner imhet. and Penn-ave, scst-casu® R* e BOSADAL CES iE VERY WORST ‘CASES OF GH UM ATISM. 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