Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1868, Page 4

EVENING STAR. Amusemen' = > Saat TO! HEATRE. iss Maggie 3 | Pith natn eveuing as © Little Barefoot,” | assisted by Mr J. W. Collier. | Prov. A. V- uiTe’s Art Gallery, 34 | r «ylvamia avemue. Several new pictares | ew on exhibition. Firts asNUAL Lever of Frauklin Lodge, ” haights of Pythias, at Odd Fetiows’ ail, Navy Yard. FIgeT GRAND BAL of the Y.M. D.A., at | ‘Frades Union Hall. | ——o—— Amusements, &c.. Thankssiv Wats sea Hovee. 1s: appear as» Jack Sheppard” and as « Jonay Lind” m the evenmg. Atthe matinee. « The Drupkarc” will be performed at reduced rates of admission. Natiosal. THEATER. ebildren. Matinee at 2 p.m. for when will be preseoted « Coudrea in the Wood” and “Golden Farmer.” In the evening Miss Mitchell will appear ia the Pearl of Savey } Cargoit Hat (rant concert in the eve- Bing jor the benelit of 4. Aloysius Charcb, When some of the best musical (alent will ap- peor Gop Fret tows’ HALL, Navy Yard.—The Fair ef the Ladies Kebexah Degree A: toa will ! evening. Mornt Vernon —The { ving her wharf m.,teturping im time for .th a mamher ty. ase bowl, « supper was an- | quet hall was tastefo aid eriean bard tar sished music ¢ tug the evening. The ta. were filed with subs tials and delica. he bill of tars comprising everything tha: ye desired. Noodle D. Larner, Esq. M. E. IL P,, presidesi, with Hon. B. B. A. Whalen. aud other prom nounc eoraird, su He exerbient ble: Masons occupying seats om bis right sud Aiter the blessing bad been prououn ed oy Rev. Wiliam Suerman, ample }: was dore to the many good things with which the tables were laden, Sup- per being over. Mr. Larner arose, and fo the name of Lafayette Chapter welcomed the guests. He then reviewed the progress of Masonry i this District, and reterred in appro- Priate ierms to the friendly feelinz and good fellowship cultivated by these annul reunions. ‘The regular wasts were then read by J. E. Mason, Esq... ard appropriste responses were made by B. BF ren: Joseph T. Brown. John Govdricd, H.R. Searle, E. B. Medrotty, C. Hancock. DUS. Jones. L.A. Whitely, s . Simon Wolf, G. V John Parsons. Ganeral G. joch and others enlivened the occasion with several songs, and the festivities were kept up unt.i midnight, when the company separated, delighted with the entertainment, and lowd in their praises of Mr. Banker for the able manner in which he bud arranged the | affair. ULTIES.—A gen- h: tag the war held a position in narterm-ter's Department, resided on oF Hill, and hecoms very much attached the fair lady te of var public . who retur ction with in- | the con: hich Was au en. | eigement bet we The day was | fixed wher they * bone of one bene, flesh of one fies! but misfortnne frow! he gentiemzn aituded to. He lost bis daring the summer, and although fate ed to stare | bim darkly in the f: be resolvea maufo iy an) z | ain. ther pk : gled Me eth ed for th id what was he ed his si ght w: betrothed, anxious bed forthwith, 4 platform. he May ‘This she at Romer, bid avd friend pres wshed his cueck, plates. and in the | nd of bis Y par ATer Lge i for afar rear a iamil | phe os ne Bove rx Ft ve.—A meenng | fe was held Iasteveniug a: | 1 General A. Grant in tae A. Gract. adjutant general, officiued zssrereary. The report of the committee on vuons Was Teadand amint objects of the organiza. | f Gotumbia, promoting | ne suid party: to bring tuliy | all the industeial tial te the pros nud advocating teatu wets of satermal ci recognition rity of the louking to may be @ made to the in 4 chat committee of seveu be DL ARTES Of prope! of the executive board of ow AL the next ine adopte: iEg were Appot -Gen. A. Grant, | A a Cols. Venable, CL. | M. Bland. ©. BL Fisher 20.1 Georg | Gen. Ad moved that a committes i bee be appomnied to make the neces ary ri FAbE meni» ior the demonstration to tak on she oth of Dee mber next: adopted: a { J.B Ac ames P. & wmes (reen, | Ms . Fisher, Mayor J. H snson were 3 pe Conmingham, of . ' s i sof resolu- se pursued by the | sand Sailors’ Usion: which were una ly adopted. Hou. J.T. C ma Le sdance at th» National | day was ummense. People of vehicles. some of whi le other kk was very | Teally bad. Coionel Joba Fane and the porses called up. It that the ‘rot wonld be between Bashaw and | Ironside-. for & purse and stake (handicap) of SLO 6. mile Dents, best three in five: Bashawto | baroess and tro: les to saddle, the latter to poonde, and Kashaw 12. The race f quietly, and was won by Bashaw. Fh B30, BY | iy there will be @ trot fora purse of €1u0, | Tile bears, bes: three ip five, oecween Big Mary | aud Tron-iaes, both to harness. | pesca A CowrteTe EsTarLisnwent.—The exten. sive fortis Bing establishment of Messrs. Green & Williams. at the corner of aud D) streets, is ROW one of the must complete and well-con- Gucted boase imthe country. Their assort- | my a ebamber, ning-Toom, office | iture, carpets, orlcloths, rags, mats, &c., & sased by ‘them for’ cash they are enabled “. offer at very reasonable | pheee. ‘Their stk will be found to comprise | all kinds of furniture either for the fiaes: wane ch they ia- | Public. Ac their D street, between G and H, nm chargy of Watter B. Williams, a oes be Os omplete assortment of household ben tirniture. ea TSE Warsmeroy Sxative tay crite place of resort is now in pertect order Jor the coming winter. Wuring the past few mon ths the buildings nd surroundiog tence have been repaired and whitewashed and a NeW refreshment saloon added to the many | Woveniences. The whole park ix now onm ‘Vast sheet of water, the surface of which 01 ly Awaits the Keen blasts of winter to render ita | FAY and festive scene. itis expected that for PaRk.—Tais convenience of visitors to the park during the coming season the F street tfroad will he ex tended down New York avenue to Twenteta Ptret. a Graxp Concert.—On Thanksgiving (to. morrow) evening. a grand concert will be | given at Carroll Hall, for the benefit of s Aloyeras Church, at which will ©. ¥. Kretchmar, Miss Juans May, ‘Mr. Gannon aud others, and doubtless the Bouse wili be crowded, for it is seldom that | jEcb ® combination of musical talent is to be heard im Washington —— cruise ALARM —A false alarm of fire was 5 pul 9-25 o'clock last might from box 26, corner of 12th and N streets, by some un- known person, % 2 bringing out the fire depart. combe Bas bad charg- ef tue fire-alarm tele. } erapb. \ | Which the rebellion could not | in & * | rights of women, rt | she is my w | the woman's r | ented, to | voeated by persons | Droken in the apper part of the S: | Wm. Willams, for * | hoots from F. Prott, was committed t | ing at6o'clock. | choice fruits, nuts Warms i'p. As briefly annoanced yesterday, & meeting of this association, organized for the purposes of obiaining the right of franchise for woman. and to procute for them all other privilegesallowed to men, was held Monday v ght im the hall of the third story of Unwa League building. About ome hundred and fifty persons were present, comprising civilians, military mei politicians, humanitarians, mate and female, white and colored, adults and children, a large number of whom, jadging from their snicker. ing. had no respect for the canse, but were drawn there from curiosity. At eight o’clock, the meeting was called to order by Prof. Will- cox, who, in conjunction with George T. Lownivg, colored, filled the position of presid- ing officer during the evening. Tue first speaker introduced was— Rev. Warwick Martin,of Chicago, who replied tothe objection that woman could not bear arms. He had seen one woman who stood by her brother during the rebellion in twenty-seven battles, and yet lived. Even granting she could not fight, still she could sustain those who are tighting, and many of the successes Fained Were owing to her exertions; besides have been put down withoat her efforts. She had as maci to de, im bis opinion, with the supprestion of the rebellion as General Grant or General Sher- man. Ithad been alleged that tim would be consumed in order tor women to acqnamt themselves with the political history of the country: but he could easily meet tais objec. thon. the time now spent in reading novels d light Uterature could be more properly sppropriaied in reading political mattor. Prot. Willson (celored) contended that woman's sphere was at home, aud so far from Such # occupation or commingling with poltties exalting ber. it would be pollution and degradation. Women had never yet hoaded any ref Fa movement, Ms jor Wells looked to the men to push for. wad this great reform movement, whose hearts, he ssid, were more in the work than the Women; for calculation would prove that at thas time there were one hundred aan in the cuuse where there was one woman. The work must be don by the men, who knew what they Were talking about; but the women dia not. He was a woman's rights man, and after Attending a meeting of the association Inst Monday night he went home, when his wife asked lim where he had been’ His reply was that he bad been to the women’s rights meeting; to which she replied, “You had better be at joae attending to ‘woman's rights hire.” (Laughter.) Women had no time to urge the subject, and were not prepared for it; in fact, many of those who were already discussing the matter were ding more harm than good. If Prof. Willson was so much of the opinion that the political arena was but a cess-pool of cor- ruption, he would like to know why it was that he (the Professor) wanted to get into it so much, Willcox, at the conelasion of Major remarks, sprang to his feet, an‘, siap- ping bis hand violentiy on the table, deny that the women are behind the times, and that they bave never worked any reforms. It is vot so, as I personally kno Major Wells.—«Then, why ain't the women heve to-night! Prof. Willcox.—No, they are not here, and it is because of the contemptible sneers indulged im towards them by some of the men.” [Ap- lause ] “Don’t applaud ma; 1am in earnest ia what I say.” The speaker made some fur- ther remarks, and concluded with an earnest appeal for money, at the same time taking his hat and passiag it through the audience for change Mr. H. 1D. Tyler then addressed the meetin iu answer to Prof. Wilson's remarks. H- denied the assertion that women had never been engaged in any reform movement, and Insiu tamed im subsiantation thereof that had it hot been for Harriet Beecher Stowe, Professor Willson Would yet have been a slay colored race of the South would yet hive been ndage He bad generally advocated women's rights, aud believed their aid invalna- able tu all good reforms. Give women the Tight to vote, and it would not be long b: Prohibitory liquor law would go into eit Mr. J. 1. Wolf maintained the affirm ~ide of the question. All the oth tH who had preceded bim, he said, 2 bulf-and-balf or directly opposed ore 8 v. Mr. Marti interrupting.) — “Don't in and Lass-rt 1 thal men hays had to- om cause wery ‘Save me Hie en contended that in eve fully equal wit efforts © took the that both in a Seripcnral sy i wordy women wrre under the tale of nen, and God commanded they should subservient to them. Being inverrapted uy Mr. | proceeded to say, “if the gentleman w mach loves the women,” whea— Mr. Tyler stid—“I love but one woman, aad Dr. Purvis then referred to the Rev. Mr. Walker. Prof. Wileox remarked that he wished it dis- tinetly Fstood that he coutd not consent to nperance or any other matter with bt question. As toa probibi- liquor law, be was opnosed to tt. tor he ‘ved more harm would result from ¢t P Whiskey shops than if they were ailowe, tokeep open, He then said, “Is Mos. Dr. Lock- wood in the room remaras of t M proceeded ina clear, cetodefend her sex fr hich bad been urged again she was the equal of imau ins teilectaally and morally, aud would have been Pysicaily bad she received proper eniture. In siOu, she referred to the assertion which bed been made that women had never adyo. any ex‘’ent, eir Tight to suff: which she would offset py inquiring waecker the treedom of the cvlored people was first at- of their own color, J their freedom, she t, Was the result of the elforts of the white maa, snd why should not ngbt of the women be obtamed threugh ame source [ Downing ored.)— “ply to the jady’s remark, I will say that the colored man did first strike tor his liberty, and she 1s Tistiken when she asserts to we contrary bate was further couducied hy Miss ton vu the affirmative. and Mr. Gar io the negative: after which the meting adjourned. ———— +s —Lientenant Johnsou sted Charles H. Young, a pinck. tor throwing stones in and he was locked up ten he quite a large puinber of win. the hou-es of Mr. Uorcoran hay! At the ammount of $), and this arrest was mad? ss a warning to others. Johusen Kilby was fued $3 by Joste» Kean, tor assault and battery e larceny of a prir of jail by Justice Harper. George Robinson was fined $\ by Jnstice Harper for violanng mark regulations, and B. Silverberg $5 by Ju-tic Ciark for obstractiug the side walk. Justic T fined G.W. Watts, $3 for assault and ery; S. S. Black, $i (fiae and costs) tor sellimg by sample without license. Officer Dunuington arrested Morgan Joyce, a colored boy. for the larceny of $43 from Daniel Suil- lage. Lis brother-im-law, and Justice Lyach commitied him to jail forcourt. peas astedads Youre Maw TIAN ASSOCTATION.—A Union Thanksgiving and prayer service will be neld at the rooms of the Association, over Meizerott Hall, trom ¥ to 10 o'clock to-morrow Morning. Also, the usual daily prayer mret- A inrge number of the ladies ‘Who are 1uterested in the fair for the beuctit of the Association metat the roomsou Moaday evening. In view of the rapid rite at which the new bu.iding is approaching completion, And the wesire to agld the tur in il, it was de- cided to postpone holding the fair ‘until after the holidays. The usual meeting for sewing and consultation will be held each Mouday evening from 7 tos o'clock. ar Tee CaRrPrT Bacerrs Division oF THE NoRTHERN MARkKET.—The addition to the Northern Market, christened by those holding the old stands, the “Carpet Baggers Division. is now fully occupied and the stali holders are isting up their stalls quite neatly. Notwith- standing the name is given these parties some of the oldest dealers in the District have loca- ted among the baggers, among others Mr. George M. Oyster, with bis Philadelphia pruat butter, who, with others, has had erecied a beautiful gas fixture stylish enough for a | dining room —_e—___. Pomonas headquarters most certainly be at Pearson's on sth street, judging by the basket of chotes iruits received from that establish- ment. White grapes and red grapes, plumptu- inous oranges, and rosy apples were samples of che good things Pearson in store for his customers keeps up his supply of ‘and toothsome edibles throngh all the seasons of the year, importing bis own stock and thus being able to furnish fresh articles and sell lower than those bave not the same facilities. = artiaare Se TRE ATTENTION of the public is respects: invited to the extensive sale of famuy, bardware and agricultural implements wand, 4s wow going om at the store of J.P. r) Fesq. om ith street, comettne Cae. i satan ne ten o'clock, and every day ee SALB ov 4 vinx Tzam.—The splendid team formetly and owned by Mnjor General E. KR. purchased by Bvt. Major General A.B. Eaton, c Saanened Eatov, Commissary General of Letters frou ECELEBSNESS UF Life —fudilor uf tie Star — In view of the numerous instances which 1 have witnessed during the Inst three mouths of Persons engaged tn buying and selling diseased horses in our city, I Would cail the attention of our Councils to the inaleqaacy of the pres- ent law in miugating the evil. Scarcely a day passes that one or more of these diseased horses (suifermg with the gianders of farey), are not founc in the most crowded thoronebfares—the markets and horse pazaars—spreading the coa- tgion tO the property of our cittzaas, and in some instances to inemselves. A futal cise of farcy occurred only a few days sinca in the northern portion of the city, taken from one of these diseased animals, brought bere by reck- less and unprincipled dealers. The surround ing county, I am informed, and know of my own kuowledge, contains numerous cises of glanders and farcy, and the owners of the ani mais, ia many cases, for a slight consideration, are induced to them to these second-rate dealers and reckless parties, who oring them here, jeopardizing the lives ot our citizens. Im- mediate action is necessary to remedy the evil, and Linvoke the autnorities to apply it with- out delay. . ———— THE Poroma oalee Feont —There is nothing of particular saterest from the “river front” this morning. The steamer Arrow, Capt. Stack- pole, took down a gay party of excursionists to Mount Vernon and Marshall’s Landing. Other matters will be found below: Key's Whorf.—Arrrived—Steamer Virginia, Greeg, from Potomac ek, with wood for market. Nailed—Steamer Columbia, Harper, for Baltimore, with merchandize and passen- gers: schooners Bille Conway, Sinner; Isaac Vanzant. Pitts. down the river, light; John Withams, Nortb, for Georgetown to lo: with conl for Petersburg. Va, Flying Fish, Shreves, for Hunting Creek, Va. Fowler's Wharf.—Arrived—Sehr. Ida May, jnis, Me, with 150,000 feet of long lam= 200,000 laths for Mohun & Son. Mem. Sailed trom Fortress Monroe, to-day, a large poner, assigned to tbis wharf, freighted with 4.000 bushels of kson white potatoes for mari jled from Philadelpha, on the -Sd instant, schooner Wansit, with 400 tons cost for the Washingtou and Georgetown Ice Company. Hirown's Sailed—Schrs.Slaight,Smith, fo: Georgetown, to load coal for an Eastern -» light Fey's, Wher? Arrived — Steamer Virginia, Gritin, from Tulip Hill, with hay, for ©. J. Brewer. Jo *s Wharf. — Arrived — Sety Derigo, Johnson, from Bath, Maine, with 200,00) feet of tumber, tor ©. B. Church & Co; steamers Guiding Star, from Alexaudria, with wood, for J. Miller; Fairy. Johnson, Piscataway creek, with poste, tor William McLain. Cavers Wharf—Arrived Schr. George Tw! bill, Frame, trom Philadelphia, with i90 tons of for Wilson E, Brown. ' Sailed—Schirs. Pho be S. W.lliams, Spaulding, for Baltimore: Aun E Uaril, Tyler, for Georgetown, to toad with coal for an Eastern port. Memorandum— Sailed from Philadelphia, on the Ith instant, schooner Emma, Trot, with coal, for George Bogus, ———————, Tue apventisewent of Messrs. Wail & Robinson, elsewhere, is a model in its way. It is no empty flourisa ot trumpets, but acon- Vineing demonstration based on sound business principles, and addressed to the very large propertion of our povulation, who wish to study economy in the purchase of clothing, in & way to appeal directly to their reason aud good sense. Tue same tact aud energy which bave made this firm what it is, doing a busi- ess of some &WK),00 per year, is displayed in their present wide-awake cictics. The times aredull to be sure, but they do mot for that reason fold their arms despairingly, and above all they are much too shrewd to :dopt the suicidal policy of curtailing advertising iv- caver business is dull, as some short-sighted tradesmen do. They know well trom their extended observation and experience that there is no time when liberal advertising ensures such prompt returns as when times are dull, and it is tn object for people to knuw where to buy chespest. At such times they scan adver- ing columns closely to see where their money wiil go the farthest, and the result is that thousa of readers will ne with the t atterton every rd of iv, of Messrs. Wall & Robinson with its Je inducements to purchasers, w in flush tines it Would have excited vastly interest. Thisis the secret of the suc thorough bus: ke Wail & Robin sprteions the way to prosper astovi=hing that b som mm dull times, wes men This ¢ Serr « wus AcotneN ss ‘ol. Wood, of m+n’, who, tol at Charlottes ville, vis, and,who, afier b. there by'the Cont age, was kindly trv while a prisoner, and last week took pases im the steamer Elnpire from New York for this ety, to take here the train to Charloties vite to hose from whom he had received such patality, n stepping down the con way of the sbip, hoy ns he bos! in New York, he fell, and as he « sprained bis ankle the time Ui reached this port, the wounded lim bi Hen that Dr. Lewis immedia® r el was aiforded Sorvfeurgieal asertancs, and start his home, at ones, overland Sree Forgery Case.—This mora. af Capt. Sommers, cu wee having forged the nauie of Gn. ‘Swot tant (Quartermaster General, on depository at Loursy Justica Smith The Alexandria Gi. Ith Brooklyn ri the 2 long time, laid in the hosp cunded through the pe all gentlemen « to two Assi ebecks om the U, Ky, Bu ‘was resnmed ol the signa. ine) =6OMr. Pratt testified th ‘Kelton calted on bh. and aske ce Money on the check, and he draft of Skelton’s aud taok the draft Jateral, on which he ob- ed the money. Subsequ-atly, after the Prosecution bad been commenced. the money was returned to him thinks GOther witnes es testill having a ‘ged the forge ulterin mers and ma to adva dorsed ed Sw ERY A ® Muerina, Tvative citizens, of ex-members o1 the held last wight at corner of Pennsyl a-halt stree the ebaur Ata meeting of composed prin obization bu stnia avenue aud Fou Capt. A.C. Chitton was euled White was appoint. mites at the previous 0 OFAW DP & constitntion and by-laws organization reported as the first busi- bess in orcer, It wasagreed to organize a club, to be known as “The Washington Democraue Associsticn.” ‘Lhe reportof the committee was and, with the constitution 1 by- adupled with slight ameadmerts, which the association adjouracd with the un- Gerstarding that an election of officers would take place ai the next meeting. ALFXANDITA AND FRrepenicxen0Ro Ratt koa.—The Fredericksburg Ledger says: «Che report prevails that the rights existing under the charter of the above rail are At tue com. mand of the Baltimore and Ohio railway mau- agement, and that in the event that the Balti- more and Potomac Railway Company should run thrir road down to Aquia Creek, the for- mer will be speedily built, so as to assure a rapid through route to the Baltimore and Unio railway, Washington branch,” Howarp Division, No.7, Sons of Temper- ance, will hold & public anniversary this eye- ning at 7}, o’elock, at Union League Hall, on Sth streei, between D and E. Able speakers will address the meeting, and not the least in- teresting featere will be the recitation of an origival poem written for the occasion. Per- sons willdo well to spend the evening there. and (hus insure themselves clear beads and keen appetites for their Thanksgiving turkeys. Sea er Sextn WARD ORIGINAL GRANT CLUE.—A meeting cf this club Was held last evening at the school-bouse near Philadelphia Row; Mr. JO. Dulin, President, in the chair, and a very large Bamber were present. Addresses were ‘delivered by Messrs. S. KK. Bond, T. C. Con- noily, end F. A. Boywell. The first named spoke im favor of making the experiment of doing the Corporation work by the day. ees A VALUABLE Burtpine Lov ror Sate— We would call especial atteution to the sale, this evening, by Messrs J. B. Wheeler & Go, auctionerrs, of a valuable building lot on H street, between 17th and 18th streets. Itadjoins, on the east side, the fine residence of Admiral Porter. The tront carriageway is paved, and the location is unsurpassed for & private dwell- ing. —— Lan SALES IN ALEXANDRIA.—The Gazet'e says: Messrs, Green & Wise, real estate agents in this city, sold on the Ith instant, 140 acres of land in Loudon county, one mile trom Guil- ford Depot, to S. H, Maggs, for $2,350; and on the 19th instant, 42 “eres in Fairfax county, 1% miles west of the Court House on the turi pike, w E. M. Tucker, Esq., tor $1,200. pata d tes Bass BALL.—There will be a match game of base ball to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock in the White Lot, between two ninessslected from the best players of the crack clubs of the city ‘The first between Maryland vs. Unica Oluds will be played to-morrow afternoon ai 1 Union grounds, White Lot. o'clock, on the THE COURTS. Crrevrr Cover, Judge Cartter.—This morn- ing. ‘he ease of Corbett act. Baltimore and Ohio Railrond was resumed, and thedefease openet. George HIN, jr., agt, Lemnel Towers and a. A. Pascoult agt. Thomas E. Martin; judgment by default, Equity Covmr, Judge Pompeo £1 Best agt. Best; dectee of divorce from bed a1 % and referring cause to examiner. ag’ Browu and Young: order denying purchaser’ notice for writ of possestion. Statler agt. Bu man et al.; order striking name of J. B. Adams from complainants and leave to amend bill of review. BaNkervrtcy Court, J Sayles Brown, Reo- ister.—The following business bas beeu trans. acted in this court: 95. Hearing on petition for discharge: return on order; eecond and thitd meeting of creditors held; order for final examination of the bank- Tupt. 117. Petition and schedules filed; order of reference received; adjudged a bankrupt. 116. Evening Star Newspaper Company filed Proof of claims for $20. 105. Alsberg Jordan & Co., of New York, filed proof of claim for $60. 73. Petiuon of assignee for power to sell prop- erty; order of court authorizing assignee to sell shares in action, 50, Petition of receiver for order to compel the delivery to him of books, papers and effects of the bankrapts; order of court for the delivery, of effects of the bank. Top to the receiver, George Mason. Key. ‘Wiliam Bridges & Son, of Baltir » filed proof of claim for 175.45; J. Parkhurst, jr., & Co., of Raltimore, filed proof of claim for $124.09. W.A McSheney & Co., of Baltimore, Bled proot ef claim for $111.22. ————_— THANKSGIVING DAY.—To-morrow will be a general boliday in this city, and religious ser- vices will be held in the churches ‘The Execu. tive Departments and the municipal offices will be closed, aud the school children will have holiday, most of them, until Monday next, There will be matinees and evening perform: ances at the two theatres in this city, and other ements, which will be found noticed eise- The steamer Artow will make an ex. cnrsion trip to Mount Vernon. leaving 1m the morning and returning in the afternoon. CITY ITEMS. ARGUMENTrM AD CRUMBNAM. sold at George CO. Henning’. 0: ing Store, No. o!1 7th street, or: Jewetry.—Piated Albums for chains, Silyer Plated Ware and Fancy Goods, received tuis morning at Prige’s One Dollar Jeweiry Store, No. 430 Penna, av., near 4s street. —e—__ AN RLEGANT and large variety of S Frock Overcoats in brown, black. dablia; Castor, Moscow or from $2v to $35, at Saks & © —__.—__ Geyt’s Robes De Chambre, $10 to $50. Gent's Capes, $1) and $12. Gent's S $2. Gent's good Cloth Glow double-breasted Kersey (oats, $1 jamb’s wool knit Undershirts, $2. Gent's Walking Coats, $10. Gent's all-wool Business Suits, 819. Geat’s finest Silk-mixed Suits, $10, Gent's fine black cloth Sacks, $15. Gent's fine black doeskin Pants, $10. Gent's fine black beaver Overcoats, $25. Gent's fine Melton Oveacoats, $15, Boy's Schsol Suits, $5 toss. Boy’s Dress Snits, $10 and $12. Overcoxts, good, $10. Children’s Play Suits, S5and $6, Children’s dress Garibaldi’s Suits. $7 to $15. Children’s Dress Coat Suits, $8 to Children’s Overeoats, fancy trimmed, $3. *hildren’s linen Shirt Waists, Siso Children’s fine Overceats, $1) to 15." Children’s and to 60 cents, Boy's Buckskin . One Price Ouly. Pisin Figures. . Henning’s, No, 511 7th street. ——_e—_—_. Save yorR MONEY and supply your wants by going to Hable & Co.'s, under United States Hotel, to purchase elegant suits of Ciothing at the lowest prices. 3 Aaa HEL? oR We PEnisn.—This is what negtected tecth would say if they conld remonstraie wh their owners; and mark this, the teeta ot perish or become black or yellow 1 Sezodont is used daily. & or e and Beavers h street, “Sratprne’s GLUE” bas become a house. nee en $ iN BaNKRUPrcy.—Persons ply for the benefit of the Bank- o cAnnot pey fifty cents on a Wishing to 1 rupt Act, w' ae betore the Ist ct January, the time to which the operation of the fiity per cent. clause of the act 1s postponed. G80. MASON. Attorney-at- and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, ——$$—»— Doctor J. H. TROMPSON MAB REMOVED his office ang residence from tho First Ward to Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and 11,9 Fourteenth streets, ately east of Four- te h street. Office hours before m nd from 4to7 p.m. Honrs of attendance at the Woman's Hospita! day, Sundays exce a 10,3 ——— BLANKETS of all colors and prices. Ironing Blankets. 2,000 pieces heavy Krown Linen, 2° incbes wi ap. House Shppers only y cents & ADAMSON, Sue Sch st, one door above Pa. avenue. sae Batriwore DAILY Sux.—Persons wishing tosubseribe for the Baiumore Daily Sun can atve their orders at the office of the Evening T, or ut 592 N street north, between 6th ond 7th, The paper has ten eularged, and will be delivered at an exriy bour, U6 kT COGGINS, Agent, + Cowns, &0.—Dr. Wie, vf twelve years’ p United States and Cunadas, aud established at 424 Pennsylyauia avenue, Washiugton, D. C., bee inl, removes Curis, Kunious, Bad Nails, Ac, and anccesstuliy treais ail diseases of the feet without pain ‘or rmeonvenience to the Patent. The shoe can be worn with ease im- Mediately after the operation. Relers to Lue Many eminent phy-icians, surgeons and thou- tands of other responsible persons who pa. trovize bis estaplishment. Hours from 4 a.m. im. No charge for consults!ton st office, Is made at residences from 6 to + p. 10. dnesenntaie wicriiaied PERSONS Wishing to subscribe for fen Stag who reside on Capitol Hilland the Navy Yard, Wil please leave their orders at No. 1 Ess? Capitol atreat, between 4th and Sth. Joum Cosains, Azent. See WRarrine Papar for ale. Apply at th Star Office. ER SA ROR ete MARRIED. WHITE-YOUNT. On the 2tth instant. by the Rev B. Peyton Brown, Mr LEWIs © WHITE, pr White #3 8UK YOUNT, former: y of aon Ubi ropodist, vip. HALL. On Monday eventar, the 23d instant OLIVE MOKTON 5 a ee gE gear Youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs. R. M. Hall. There 19 mourning on earth, bat rejoicing in To the bright band of angel« another js given nr Father pow celis one more jewei Hta own, And hath set it to in His radiant throne When her pure spirit from i! clay tencment The pearly gate ef Paradise open was cs! And ne stole out from the home ef the “Enter in/ sinless soul! Enter into thy rest 1” Funeral servieos from the residancs of Mr. Cush 34™ © street, between 4), and 6th streets. on , Wthinstant. at2p m. friends of the family are respectfully invited to be apy a GRIMKS3. Op Tuesday. November 2%, after a painful lucas, Mise MARGARME C, GRIMES, 1n the 26th yea: ry re The funeral will take place from the realdence of ber uncle, Dickerson Naylor, corner 0th aud N en . 26th instant. at 9 o'clock a. | Relative friends of the family are respect~ fully invited te attend. =: ROYCE 0: ‘23d inst.. WILLIAM JAMES. only child of James B. oud Barah 0. Bosco, aged 13 months and 2% da; Cc. BAUM. Removed. BRED WALKING SKIBT! +75 Conte, WHALE BONE OORSETS. met Conte. Ladies will take notice that our Hoop Skirts are warranted and kept in repair for six monthe; also, that we neither sell nor make Reed Uorsets, &Y-Spectal attention is called to our new styic PaNiiivand LUSTLR SRB. ade The tery large stock of imported Corsets,all styles and from 15 to 3%. ©.B4 CM, MANUFACTURER, 613 SEVENTH STREET, Intelligencer Building. , EASLEY S AMEBICAN kK = BURGUNDY WINE. = article, scitable for chi rch mangers. for “po 2-stif Corner E and 9th streets. CAPrTFoRN1a WINES. im store a new 6 of Cali wie ge je were ae apply = no ls and BRANDIES at w! EGAN & BRO.. no 24-4tif Corner B ud oth attecis, LINE HOUSEK SEP- ‘Tipe wil tind ts chete advantage to. calle us. We sell on. eral advenc: T of their indybtedness, should apply | from tto 2p. m. every | al experience in tae | SPECIAL NOTICES, HALL'S VEGETA! SICILIAN HAL RENE HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENBWER. Renews the Hair! Restores Gray Hair to sts Original Color! Prevents ite falling off Makes the Hair Smooth and Glossy’ It does not stain the skin! It bas proved itrelf the best sented tothe publie, Give it atrial. Price 91.00. R. P. HALL & 00., Bashan. 8. H., Proprietors, For sale by al! druggists. nezt comm MEDICAL NOTICE. Doctor B.Ds¥F OURTIS, author of ‘Medical Exsays on Marriage.” &c.. tify his Washington ever pre Manhood,”’ = c.. deze to ents, that owing to his ble to devote exiy the followimg days interests, wil’ attond on “WEDNESDS and EVENINGS from 6 to 9 CN oats Bs of the m.. a from 10 to 4 and 6 to 8 p. m., at the office Mi Relief Association, No. 222 F street, in rear of Willard’s Hotel. Other daye at his rest- dence, 5% North Charles street. Baltimore. 8 Treatment and cue of nervous de- from sbuses of tne oo Bim ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MABRY Essays for Young Men, on the Errers, Abuses, Sud Diseases, incideat to Youth aud Barly Man- hood, with the humane view of treatment and cure, sent by mail in sealed le ter euvelooss free of oh Add OWABD ASSQUIATION, Box P, se sa BATCHELOB’ HAIR DYE. ‘Tris splendid Hair Dye 1s the best in the world; the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliaole, Mute: remedies the tteticctaotbed ayes ieee nts; remedios effec yea; Invigo- cates’ and leaves the linir soft and beautifal 5! ack pa i ag SeBond Srect, New Yorks" ” jals‘couiy’ PHALON’S “PAPHIAN LOTION” ror BEAUTIFYING THe AND COMPLEX. BEMOVFS ALL ERUPTION! FRECKLES PIMPLES, MOTH, ULUTCHES, TAN, etc., and renders THR SKIN SOST, FALB and BLOOMING, For LADIES in the NURSERY It is invaluable. For GENTLEMEN after SHAVINGit has noequal “\PAPHIAN LOTION” is the sply reliabie rom for diseases and bieraisl.os of the SKIN. PHALON’S “PAPHIAN SOAP”? for the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH, will not obap the BKIN. Price 25 cents per cake, “FLOR DE MAYO. “FLOR DE MAYO." ANEW PFRFO™© FOR THE HANDKER Hine ate SITE, DELICATE, LASTING BAGE. PHALON & 8ON, New York. je8-ty MN Sty all Dragziste MULTUM IN PAkyvo: OR, THE OBIGINAL FU BNI- NITURE AND HOUSE FUR NISHING KMPURIUM or GREEN & WILLIAMS, AT THE CORNER OF 7TH AND & SiREKTS, NO. 526. ‘e shou'd ecarcely deem it necessary to adver. Ww tise our exteusive assortment of Carpets, Farni- ar gratecnl acknowledgment, ‘and we will promise in. the in the past. te strive to please, if they will please to contioue to us the light of their countenance; bat as there is a great ber of strangers coming in to Washington daily. we would very respectfully invite them, as well as our fellow-citizens of the District and sarround- ing country, to call and examine for themselves ourcomplete variety. We only mention in part the assortment, viz : Fine Wainnt and other Parlor Suites. Fine Walnut Marbie-top, Painted Marble-top and other Chamber Suite Five Library, Hall, Diuirg Room, and Chamber Furniture of every description | Fine Martie top Centre, Hall, and other Tabl. Fine Walnut Extersion and sthor Dining Tab! ers. and Pitiows: Hair, Cotton eeses, and Bedding of every de riptiens | Carpets vin great vart-ty—Tapestry. Brossels Three | Ply, Ipgrain, 1 bh Wool. Ht p.and Rag Oilcloths of every variety, from 44, 8-4,6-4, 8-4, 124,64 Various styles of Matting, Hearth Rugs, ani Door Mats ety of Ornamented Winlow Shades ant fixings. with heeessary articles in the { House Furnishing 2. Now we do vot give the pri ny otter Kurnita: : Only call and examine in the | Muitam in Parvo. You will find a complota'assortment of all the shove named gouds at our BRANCH HOUSE, No. 406 SEVENTH STREET wost, between G ai | streets north, in charge of Walter B. Williams no 15-Jin GREEN & WILLIAMS. OYSTER bEror. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY. ‘The undersigned would renpesttully inform thet fiends sud te public gencrally that they have established e OYSTER DEPOT AND PAUKING HOCBE at No. 470 TANTH STKE Between D ana B pext to the Uitice of the Waeu Having und: ¥ we will be able to furnish our cnatomers with FRESH OYSTERS, by the cam, guart, “allon, or bushel, all the seasou, no mattcr how severe the weath, We flatter curselves that we will be able to please all wbo may favor ua with their patronage Allorders promptly Ceitvered free of charge to aD: tol the city. — OO" WUMPTON & DYER, 470 10h treet, betwoon D and R. no 2-1m WM. WHELAN, No. 210 ¥ screet, near Treasury Building. Extensive and Beantifal Stock of Chandeliers Gas Fixto t on band. Deily in re- ce tpt of the Is t etyles, fromthe North- ernt Fact: rvs. 60; EX wet) Erioot Se low as in Philedelpl {no 5-120" | Ww. W. SEVENTH STREET. SAN FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, FIA RD AND TASSELS, GEAVINGS Ac. MARK RITERS. No. 4"6 7th strost, Between DP and B streets. PICTURE PAINTINGS, ED Now to stor at ‘Terms cash e nod Im* New YORK CIDE Just received 60 Bbis best . REFINED NEW YORK OLDER, which we warrant fo keep sweet. Thi superter to any other in this market, ‘oF gale by the NOMTHEBNPBODUCE COMPANY, Pennsylvania avi 10, no 16 tf between With and 11th streets, der Is New ASSORTED FRENCH FRUITS, IN Juice and Brandy. PETITE POLS. (tine and extra fine.) just jreceived ang of my own importation. ALSO, CBANGE COUNTY BUTTER, HAVANA ORANGES, NEW BAISINS, NEW SMYRNA FIGS, very handsome, FBASH MALAGA GRAPES, NEW CANNAD VEGETABLES AND FRUITS. N. W. BURCHELL, Corner 14th and F streets, Under Ebbitt House, Da. JOENSTON’S, PATENT SMOOTHING by ha [sgromoanced y all who have seen it tobe the oes) a for Use ever invented; now in princi; and beantitul in design. Tewhlde the werk of four common trons, ihe late and patter ei shirta =; feel i igi . soviagot orig § ——— dissatisfied may return them within exeynonth ‘after purchase’ and get thelr money For sale at the northeast corner of Pa. avenue street. by JOHN LOOKIE, sole ‘BZ Agents wanted. eo 9-t? lurorranr MEWS. 0. B. JEWELL’S PEBMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST MONBY in the market. ‘They are made on the old fashion plan by boll- end are free from all injurious Ohemical sdulterations. ‘The premium OBIENTAL BOAP, The “ NEW YORK CITY SOAP, The ‘ GHEMIOAL OLIVE SOAP, The “ LAUNDBY 804P. of andere - Ro apt mae hobo ated nr ve guaran: ASK YOUB GROOBB for any of these and take no other. ere ae BEST GROCERS ta the 7. Mannfectory, Nos. $00 and 602 @ street north “Between éth and sth, Washington, DO. [r. B. cross, jr. iw BUcKWHeAt FLOUR. aw sot A ay jy 14-tf hi ; his home. Affairs in Georgetown. THE Pestic ScHOoOLs.—The Board ot Guar- @ians of the Public Schools held av jaformal meeting Inst evening, and resolved to the schools frem this aiternoon till Monday mort.- ing, the 30th inst, ‘Sap Casz.—Jos. Caton, bailing from Wasb- ington, was found by officer Mastin Ins: night, on the street in uffering couditiou, aud brought to the station-bouse, where he «tll re- mains. It appears be was laboring wad effects of liquor, and resolved to put au end t bis life by jumping into the canal. He was } prevented, however, from doing this, and attempted to butt his brains out acainst a brick wall. In this attempt be was taken with fi under which he was laboring when found. Mis face and head look asif be had just emerged | from the pugilastic arena. Save or Rear EstaTa—Thomas Dowling, 3 iy. fold part of lot te | fronting 47 feet on Bridge street, between High and Potomac streets, improved by ‘wo tares- ick puildings, to A. K. Frasier, for | IMPRoveveNt.—Workmen en- | re now gaged im constrncting a substictial raving along the embankment a: the Georzetowa end | of the Aqueduct bridge over Kock Cresk, which will prove a nevessary protection dur- ing dark nights as well as improve the ap- pearanee of the brid, Tue Post Orrick will be closed at Wa. m. | to-morrow for the remainder of the day. Tue Porice Station.—The large = thorized by the City Councils, prison attached tothe pouce stalion is being placed in position to-day. Tue Horse Turevine Case—Jess Hack- ett. @ boatman, charged with stealin from Alexancris, was discharged y Alter & hearing by Justice Buckey. OUT OF DAaNoxR.—Michsel Shoo 8 Supposed to Kye beew serioaiy in, Sunday pigat b; be accidental « yl which Was teturain so far recovered as to be Abie to proces MeERcuants’ Fxcuan No business was transacted to-dsy on ‘Change. bushel wheat were offered withoui saie THE CaNaL.—Koats are stil arrivin out detention, 550 having already 1 during tbe month. ARRIVAL OF GRAIN BY CANAL.—Arri boats Maryland, Bensou Talbot, aud Andrew Jchason with wheat aud corn for Geo u merchants, River Front. with orted Eniered—Steamer Knight. Denty, New York. Schooners May, Drisks, Calais, Maine, with lomper. Thompeon, Nanticoke. with wood, sloop= Soa, man ant Waymark, Alexandria, with wheat and corm. Cleared—Brig Virginia Dare, Letouman, Alexandria. eee eee Georgetown Advertisements. Ss GOLDSTEIN, LICENSED PAWNBROK 9. Bo. 73 Bridge street. Georgetown, ©. Money advanced on all kinds of M. chandise, to any amount. and for any ti destred. at very reasonable rates Go ds Bon 8nd sold. Business strictly confidential nis. im M2183 PRIVATE DANOLNG ACADEMY, Forrest Hail. Georgetown. Prof L. GM. respectfully announces to his | “Former patrons tbe citizens of George. j fown. that et the retest of many ledice } he above build hes secured « large room in t ing whieh will be entirelr under his control, aud is now being nicely fitted up for the purpose. adies wishing to enter their cbildrem are re: unested to meet at the Hall on MONDAY. at 3p. | m. For particalars see Circular. to be had at Mr. | J.J. Bogue’s office, corner of Bridge and Big! streets. no 16 20 (j2OCEBIES AT REDUCED PRICES. For the convenience of my friends and the pub- Tic in general, I willotor my large nad well select #d atock of choice Family Groceries to cash bpyers at prices AS LOW AS ANY IN THR DISTRIUT. I particn’arly cal! attention t White Sugars, Cofters. apd green; Teas tack aud green, very , Whiskies. Chestnut Grove, |. at Beker. at $3. $1. and 65 ag p. equal te any w sia tl District; ‘els! Flouc; all kinds d Goods. Drips, lusuries; Fancy and Staple Good: WHT noi4 Im Southeast cor. High and Bridge EOLINE IN PRESS GOODS. | Just received at LOL Bridge st. Georgetown. superior Ex glt=b bie width. at We. the | September price was iatd dito ats the September it Mixtures, in al 3 in price Was = colors. at 31% and 37550 Doth. Alpacas acd Reps, © ; scous at Saud lic. tall Medaer Prints, 12! Frevch Ohinty. #e.; oxks ant Closkiug Ui Shawls, Blankets and Q. lite. We invits anc inati: k, promising great bargain no 10 Im OKBIAMIN MILLER | 1 a EDUCATIONAL. | Ss SELKCT 8c) 1 Stecrt, extween Noxta Car: oc 3i-lm DENTISTRY. DW. A MERET)L, DENTISTS, PENNS \ANia AVE h aud 1th strcets, fur- BIIFICIAL TEETY destred. stantly on hand f We DBS NUR, between vieh on any kin Pare > srs, extracting tecth wither those as cn pain, rk Gone at our of ne We D® UBWil as Dayis, DENTAL AscOULR 1ON. No. 460 Fo UN'A AVE., Between Ith oud 13h structs. | TEETH BXTRAGIED WITHOUT PAs No charge wil) be made for extract! tifilat Teeth are taserteds although patient will be regeired £0. pay for # Sargical operetion formed, which’ wif be deducted whos aber Association is now Gold, River and Brevi at York, Patiadel | 9 and Boston prices. ‘Ail yp vo i ! oon, MRS. McCUTCHEN, | work done can bave it as cf astu the Bamed cities. All work ‘Will So Gane in the mentee and manner, arran: v6 ow and best manner. und w: ce a Persons will do wail to on)i aod STOVES, &c. nine aens rth oy | FR stcUs, RANGE’ irded i can befonnd at BOYD'S BTOVE and HARDWARE, 479 oth atrect. Bring name pebonee BobeSY BOVD.238ma bs We new ones, 5 streets. ec 5-0" GENUINE BUCKSKIN GLoves, MANUFACTURED BY JACOB RAMSBURG & FON, Georgsiowa, Uo. | GLOVES! 87 GLOVES MADE To ORDER. no 6-im S. CALVERT FORD, PHARMACEUTIST, No. 256 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Dealer in Knglish, French, aud American PER. | FUMERY and Fine TOILET ARTICLES. ! Kops constantly on hand a fail sortmentofell popular weet complete ae PATENT MEDICINES. Hanbury Smith's celebrated KISSINGEN, | VICHY. SODA. and CONGRESS WATERS, in | * pint and pint bottles. ax Agens for, Br BRYAN LIFE REJUVEWA. TOR, BELL'S oP 1F10 PILLS, HARVET S FEMALS PILLS LAURE: SoRRBAvs thee peritcr: ‘molt im = ALIS, the great blood NINTH STREET. DOUGLAS MOORE, Pa; dal: Wind SStwcon sun ana I'will rut off my extenst 2 ‘9b and . ive Sekine tease B atin asp Walk oles great inducements to purchasers. Osage onaxar riants, oe ESE a beet ethne wy URAL. WAREHOUSE, TURA: | CRICULTURAL ATC TOES!! Seer Ee TM Warren bes st “arrived Freee Tube “wiicn are being rapidinnen Sear ienes ig hart. foot "of Bixee ‘others desirous a fret rate articic are invitedto cell, "no spar! Lesa ae ‘ate ea jant bet. L and M ste., east. Fuorn 1 FLOUR! rLol , peep! resp ce’ TWURn FEED! FRED: FLOUR AND FEED, Iu quantities to eutt. ¥.M.GaLT avo, ‘Indior a avenue and Pirst street, - Near and Obie Depot, Hanerr. 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