Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1868, Page 2

t ’ ] : EVENING STAR._| Largest Circulation in the Huns an eine Se —ae CROSBY 8. NOYES..0--0000-Editors | BY SB. HOTEF.cco-oco EON? WASHINGTON OITY THI RSBAY..---+-- DECEMBER 3, 1568. or neapine ATTER ON BVEBY Pace. SEB OUTSIDE FOB INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AWD CTHES MATTER. THE RAILROAD MEETING. ‘The report of the Ra:lroad Committee made to-day to the adjourned meeting, and adop:ed: Jooks like business, blocks out ina mat. | ter of fact way the work to ve accomplished, sets forth with precision the evils under which we labor, and points out a practical cure for them. This is what we need. Frothy decia- mation and vague generahzation will do noth- | ing for us. We want facts, and a plan of action It is proposed to apply to Congress for char- | ters to build four linrs of railroad,radiating from Wa-bington city. The first is “the National Railroad North,” to imterseet with the Northera Central near York, Pennsylvania,and the Penn- sylvania Central at a point east of Harrisbarg: This, in the opinion ofthe Committee, would make first-class road so New York city, (via Allentown route,) and to Philadelphia, (ei Peupesylvania Central.) It will be but afew miles longer than the present route, (ria Balti more and Wilmington) and, owmg tothe fact that it does not pass through Baltimore, or round the suburbs of Philadelphia, and will be free from long stretches of dangerous trestle. Work, it can be rum im less time, snd at less cost. It would also make the best connections with Pittsburg. Buffalo, the west and north. west. and im short would be the trunk-line to the national capital from all the northern and = “The National Railroad South” to connect with the Loudon and Hampshire and Virginia Central raitroads, at point s0 as to | reach Cincinnatt, Louisville, and St. Louis by | & much shorter route than any one now in use. ‘The commitiee hold that if this road was opened. the price of farm products would be | reduced im our market at least twenty per cent; and, as both roads con‘emplated reach the finest cual-flelds in the world, their con- struction would at once redace the cost of that article to consumers here. A third line is proposed to Point Lookont, to be known as the National Chesapeake Railroad; and a fourth to the nearest eligibie point on the Chesapeake Bay, to be known as the National Transportation Company. The two latter Toutes would open up a large portion of Mary- land now without railroad facilities, enabling us to exchange our goods for the much needed | market eupphes of that rich district, aad put- | ting us cn a short line of aczess to deep water naviga The array of facts presented by the com- anittee im regard to the exactions made by the Haltimere and Obio Ratlroad upon the United States, om the people visiting the capital, aud for treights sent to and from Washinzion, is | very strong. and abundantly sustains the com. | Pk made by our citizens Leretofore in tne | same cornection. The important fact ts here developed ghat most of thes: exactions are | made by the company without the shadow of | Jegal right. It is shown that the charges of freight en bar¢ware from England here are less for three thousand miles of ocean trans. m than for thi e miles of railroas transportation from Baltimore to Washington; that the charges from Chicago to Balti. more, OB @ parcel of freight, (all the way by rail.) ste less than the charcvs m and from Halumore to Washington: also that freights ere taken from Baltimore to points ia Vir- ginis, snd from places im Virginia to Batu. more, passing through Washington, a: less | rates than to ard from Washington! ‘The Committee, in summing up, come to the very just conclu: that if the Battimore ana Obio Railroad would carry freight and pas. | sengers as required by its cbarter; if it woald | connect with the Northern Central and other Toads upon principles of justness and fairness: uf the Point ef Rocks Road and the Baltimore and Potomac were finished, still we would de- mand the privilege to build other roads to give outlets north, south, east, and west. Srary.—The electoral law pain which bas just been published, provides wat every | citizen of 25 years, who is mot deprived of his | political rights, shall be entitled to yote for the | €iection of town conucillors, provincial depa- ties, and deputies to the Constituent Cortes, ‘The general elections will be by provinces, Provinces sending not More than six deputies are divided into two districts for registry: thosa sending over six and not more than ten, into | three dist and w! are not more thar ten deputies, ill be diviaed iuto electoral districts of 45,000 inhabitants. | There will be 35) | Jortes, lal deeree, ine dicating (be mapner in whicd tae +! Jus are to be conducted in the Spanish possessions, is tobe published. The decree relating to liberty of religious worship has ro: yet been pub- lished ic Madrid. and great chagrin has been expressed by the pubiic at its uon-xppearance ‘The Provincial Government, it is reported, are 10! united iz opinion on the subject, Prim and | others being for perfeet and complete freedom and total separation between the Catholic Chorch ud the State. while others desire tholicisia to remain as the relicion of the « with toleraton and protection creeds. Ulozaea is elieved to achere latter view, bmt the Will Rot be setthed =xce, stitutional Cortes. to ail to the ole question probably she Con. nd Hensy Grant, Paul apd Margaret, New York: M Vo boda Py tive stores for the lie folks, Gieauings among the Sneaves. the Inebrinte’s Cuitdren aad instrac- By Rev. E. New York: Sheldua & Co. c 8 Spurgeon wht of Bir. Spu Enghsh Beecher. Young Eyes. New York Aw atracuve book for juve. Bo-ton: Heary Hoyt. & Mohun we Lave the fol. | | This is one of ‘the i al no rele Prien by I | tor den on curd 2ud + ¥bo Watt's Ovgra Hovre—ondon As ance” was repeated at Wall's Opera House e by te D it pa ew York combinauoa eom. pany, in capital style. Such pieces detigned to show the talent of a company, such | as bas been secured by Mevsts. Biand and | Baker. “The Rivals” will be presenied to. hight, with the sume excellent cast that appear ed in it on Tuesday evening. The meeting of the Stockholders of the Al-x. andria, Loudonn and Hampshire Railroad, es place to-day, at the office of the com. pany. im Alexandria. There will probabiy b= a large attendance, The sobdjec: of the Branch Road to Georgetown will be considered. “The Grand Duchess” takes her leave of the Washington public at the National Theater this evening ts “La Belle Het her tow \o-morrow might. crowded house to mat There should be is evening. The Electors for President and Viee Presi. Gent chosen at the Fecent election met ut th te ais yesterday ard cnet the eur Soue—tas ereat majority tor and € bie Oe Work wabout to best=pended on the Wes. | tern Morytond Railroad tor want of funds to | presecute the enterprise, | there, bave been untiring in | the former convention, upon Bis mouoa, Rev. | Towseniown; oe District of Oecanere and THE nee = SEASION AT MAGERS- ToOWSs, MD.—NEABLY FOUR HUBDRED DELB- GATES IT ATTANDARNCE. [Special Correspondence of the Star.} HAGERSTOWS, Dec. 1st 1808.—Dear Star: For a week past extensive preparations have been im progress by the friendeiet the Sabbath and our citizens ceive ccrveand ont entertain the del to District of of legates Columbia and Maryland Sunday School Coa- your city just one year ‘Ago, and the delegates om this town; who w ciprocate the kindness occasion. ‘The 2:30 p. m. train ot to-day, over the Was! ington’ Connty Railroad, hm body of the delegates, your city, Baltimore, and points. The delegates trom Washington are:—B. H. Stinemetz. G. F. Gutick, David A. Burr, 3.0. Harknees, Mrs. R. M. +8 = Hatch- ins, G. Matcolm, J. W. Wade, G. M. Com- dom, J.N. Davis, Mrs. A. Tesiabegs Mra. R N Tun. N. B Devereux, ‘Stockton, W. Kerkley, Mrs. J. ©. Williamson, T. ™ ton, Mise Hevens, A. K. ~R. Singleton, A.W. L. Witherow, T. N. Chase, @. nton, Miss Hatch, and J. R. Im- At the depot the <cholars of the schools of this town, Gesignted by colored badges. were drawn op inime to recetve the delecates and escort them to the Methodist Church. Upon arriving at the church, the Gonvertion was called to order by the Rev. Griffith Owen, of Baltimore, and in the absence of the officers ot E.S. Griffith, of Bai rary chatrman. ‘The preliminary exerciees were inaugurated by the Con vention sineing the byma beginning «Nearer my God to Thee,” followed with an impressive prayer by Rev. E. 5. Griffith, Hey.Dr Edwards, of the PresbyterianOburch of this town delivered the address of welcome on behalf of cur schools, during which he Te- ferred to the welcome extended Lafayette upon his visit to this country, and said it was even more becoming to welcome heartily those called together in this noble work. His address was peculiarly ae and he concluded py extending a welcome to the hearts, homes and churches of our people. Dr. Hunt, of Baltimore, reeponded on behalf of the delegates, cordially reciprocating the hearty weicome had wed. At the last meeting, he remarked, when it was agi tated where the next should be held, a delegats from Hagerstown offered them a Onristiaa greeting here, and the promise bad been faith- fuily kept, as be had indeed found the hearts and homes of the people open to them. A_ committee consisting of B. H. Stinemetz, 3. W. Weish, G. W. Gondron, and Albert Small. was then om motion, appomnted to select permacent officers for the Qonvention, and re. Port the seme at the morning session of to- morrow ( Wednesday.) Upon Rey. Mr. Owens’ motion, all preachers, superintendents, and teachers ‘present were declared members of the Uonveution, and m- vited to take seats and participate in the pro- ceediny The Convention then adjourned to meet at 7 o'clock this p.m, in the Lutheran Onurch EVENING Sksston.—The Convention as- sembled at the hour designaied, in the Lutheran Church, which was filled with sn immense andience. No business was transacted by the Convention, and the entire session was devoted to singing and prayer, with eloquent ant in- teresting addresses by Rev. Haste Rev. Ervin MoGes bersburg: and Rev. Dr. Grammer. of Baltimore, SECOND Day At 9 o'clock 8. m. the convention met in the Presbyterian Church. A half hour was devo- ted to devotional exercises. ‘The Commitire on Permanent Organization reported the following officers: President Allert Small, Hagerstown. Vice Presidents—G. W. Cooper, Frostburg; H. W. Vrakely, ‘Batt imore; Rev. E. E. Shepley, Balt: more county; Kev. Jobn senate, Heward county; B. E. Gantt, Anne Arundel; G.S.Gnif- iith, Baltimore: D. Remsburg, Frederick; J.C. Harkness, Washington, D.C. A. J. Sner, Har- ford, H. J. Frost, Washington, 1 James Dorfance, Clearspring: Jobe Williams, Balti. more. Secreturies—J. Norris Myers aud D-. H.S. Hunt, of Baltimore, and Granville Mal- eclm, ct Washington, D. JHB. itimore, was made tempo- ERSTIVAL T MOAWOW EVENING Ie Purch. 13th street, betweom G and II, ole ae Ce BTING THE = osu OF! THADE. SG De held e FEI + th instant, st 7 o’cloe fil 1.0 0 F—SPECIAL NOUICE The a. fccre and members of METROPOLIS DGE. No. 16 0. F . are requested to meet At their lode root cx FRIDAY E BVEGIN( nt at 7 oclock 4 ¥, Bec. —COLUMBIA EODGE: S Mcers aud members. will moet TO-MCR Friday) AFTERNOON. atT o'clock, to a as mportance will be pre ute for rensideraticr, Br order of NG {Chron D.OLARK eting will bo NG, aty oclock for the funeral of Patriarch TBAYLY.. Fanceal Tomer (Vridey) Aftermoop: mecting at to clock for the Purpore Of alter Patriarchs of sister Ku- campments frater. Re vited It MB. McLEAN, Scribe. is herby Wilde held ou sud afer this menth om EVERY DAY. except on oT] from ay! ight unttl © Crock from Octuter Ist to Mn ‘Jos GENUARDT. de S-Wt Chore ot centes Market A MERTING OF LiGCOR DEALERS, . &t 2 o clock p. I a anested to come. as businces of importanes will be transacted. M.PEPPER Prvaldent pro tem, B RICHARL SPIT is PROPESED Tt SF" thie city.on. the evensne of the #al nerans, By Povile: Dinucr, the Lanting of the Piledins: resnire om that ey a New England Society Genin Interested sre fwvited to send in their vecdiately to Judes SAMUEL Boom $3, Patent Office. or to hom. ne by 40 Going ‘they will aid ta elect ue the des Wt ibe mate to attend ina body the reception ered the Association by Hon Bchuyler Oolfax, on the fell reins Monday. Alt fuoinnte sin the city who already men. netted to call'and join the Aseaciation i Tibmeet ene evening at the same hour * ay 0 1 Poromac EEAL ESTATE AND D i eras? LD FIRST MEETING ON NEGOTIATE LOANS, MONDAY EVBNING. December 7th, 1865, fi Temperance Hall, E strect, botwoen sth aid ur The subscription books will he opened to dispos of the Femairing Unsold steck aud certillentes tulcates igeved Alterations ments to the constitation Teceaved from any stockholucr, and will be (eats the action of the stockholders 2 a there as It ToT NPIAN A 00Ns ce A aSOC! PEATION 183 od £6 maret g precisely EVENING at fhnien snd Biwaras. 35 es A full a 1ES OF ST. A DOMINIO! (CATBOLIC) OR wheiege i aro vow belgian s ich a Tred ent masic jmties make it ust the place to pss ning. zu NZ" CPPOSITION TO HIGH RATES OF 1 us TRER: — x $106 TO $20,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. EVERY CPk» by paving $2a.m por mont 7 <8 per nw asl Fouts “@ pani Dppertvie #505 per un: emus aibly ‘pasimanta, to contt Joan with interon ALSUS PER nee eek? yabie so ae bef ty atone The'ab nel rine thetnterest.o that the =e atta WALL ROT BACZED tus POTOMAG Every MONDAY KYLA gt Temperance Mal,’ A eerie fate mnoath (ee PENTay =orloe W =H. BARX) (Formerly of Fbiladelpites } ‘tween Pa. avo, D.s., (9. 26 ie street, be. begs ef Rental ageenerys ul pt BEAL oR ATS ABD BUILDING. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The New York money market has assumed Ssteady feeling of eonfidence,and no appre- hension is felt as to the possibility of a retarn of avy special activity in loans. The banks are sending @mounts of currency te the South; at the same time, are recetying curren Ghicago. the rate of exchang: on New goad city beimg 75 cents per Premium. The banks are very zeneral seven per cent, an all loans, but have toem- ry a Of their balances at a lower ure. ‘the street the rate is generally six per cent. Discounts continue m¢ Active at 789 per cent, for prime paper. — js Government Securities. Wasutnoton, Dec. 3, 1568.—Jay Uooxe & Co, furnish the following quotatiens of Gov- ernment securities: = jan. - enties, Jan. & July, Five Twenties, Jan. ehuye Ten —_— jini ES (By Bankers’ and Broke:s’ Telegrap>.} Lewis Johason & Uo. quote stocks and bonds in home and foreign murkers as follows : New YoRe Dec. 3.—First Board—U. S. 6’ 185}, coupon, 114%; 6.20"s, I-@2, coupons, 110%; 1564, coupon, 1073; 1568, coupons, 107%; 1565 COUpOR, Rew, 1103s: . coupon. 1105; coupons, 166%; Pacific Mail,116, Ohio & ‘5; Mariposa, 3; Atiantic Mail,none; Uanton, 40; Qumberland, 37%; W. U. Telezrapn, 374: Quickeitver, none: Boston Water Powe: j,M,,¥; Contra 38; do. pret'd, Hudson, ng 2855, Micbigan’ Geuiral, 11s: Michigan Souths ern, £84; Illinois Central, 143; ; Cleveland aud Pittsburg, $7 %: west, $34; do. preferred. SX: Cloveimud and Toledo, toa: Boek Island, lwrigj Fert Wayne, 110; Alton & : “Toledo & Wabash, Wells, Fargo & Co. Exp. 5 pres, ‘none; United States Express, 45: Mer chants’ Union, none: Ohieago & Alton, 1444; <= 45. Market dull. Gold, 1344 8135 y. ‘ By Cable.j Loxpor, Dec. 1L15 a. m.—Uonsols for money, @%. Consols for account, 924 092%. Bonds, 74's, dull; Illinois, 96; Erie, 26%. Stocks easier. FRANKFORT, 11.15 a. m.—Bonds, 79479. LiVFRVoor, 11.158. m.—Cotton market opens quiet. Sales estimated at 10,000 bales: Middling Uplands, 11 yall: Orleansy 11 alls. LONDON, 120 p.1n.—Consols for money 92}; for account, ®%. Bonds, 745; Illinols, 94; Erie, m.—Cotton Market tends LivEssoor, 1.20 p.m. downwards. Middling Uplands, 114; Mid- dling Orleans, 114 Financial Matters in Baitimere aceep HKattrMore, Dec. 3.—Virginia 6's, old bec, at 46% bid, 47 asked: do., 1567, 48% \a, 40 asked; do., coupon, old, 56 bid, 56; asked; do., coupon, new, 573 bid. a Baltimere Markets, Te. BaLtrMokR, Dec. 3.—Cotton has a tendency downward, is now nominally 24442. Flour active, and market favors selle Howard Street Super $0.750 S=.25a810.50; do. Family, ; Western, Super, $6.5a87.25; do. 75; do.’ Family, $10 i—prime to choi 2.45. Corn ‘aulk—prime new white, ‘6eaSl: yellow, Si0Sa81s, Oats firm—prime 7za75e. Rye dali eV 1.30a8145. Pork dnilat 27. Rib Sides, 17% ides)18; Shoulders, 14; Hams 1s. "Lard ——— Wall Street To-day. 3.—Stock Market is un- cent. Ex- coupon, 10%. Carolina 6s Big. 6's," ex-cqupon, 55; do, new, 37. New York, Dec. Virginia Tennessee's, 69. ied Sas ork Grain Market To-day. New York, Dec. $.—Flour steady for com- mon; dull and heavy for good grades, ; heavy for winter. Corn duil and un- 1 Dress @oops We offer an immanse stock of DBES3S GOODS. All the Intest and most desirable styles, at reduced pric’ Gao) A superb stock of STRIPED SEIBTINGS, in cluding the celebrated Boman sty! we? ONE PRICE ONLY. JOS. J. MAY & CO., 30% Pa. ave.. bot 9th and 10th s ‘atiy de 3-3tif PANTALOONS TO ORDER IN OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT AT 4 GREAT REDUCTION, PO} ¥ at the prices aed $13 cuatity By DEVLIN & CO., NEW YOBK OLOTHISES AND MEBOHANT TAILORS, 221 PENNSYLVANIA ANENCE. enue, between 1th and 12th st: 9 reets, wit AND nd ab FURNISHING Goops, jm M « W.GALT & DROTHREB, DEALERS IN DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, RICH JEWELBY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, FANOY GOODS, &c. NEW STOBE, 280 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Betrweey ELeventu AND TWELFTH StREEts, Agents for the AMERICAN WATOB COMPANY, Waltham, Massachusetts, Also, For PATEK PHILLIPPE & ©O., Genevs, And for the sale tapered the — Manufactaring UNRIVALLED ame PLATED WARK. det tif BF Will openon MONDAY, Dec. 7th, at 276 SHE FIRST-CLASS BEADY-MADE CLOTHING ; POuRSTIC NLT, ou Bear in Mind All Men's Clothing Sold by this Firm are Made E: i “4 easily Bete Ness kes Ginna Sis Northern Manu powonge al nag Manufacturs not knowing who wil t - PRICE List: BUSINESS SUITS—OUAT SACK STYLE. ALL WOOL CASATE ER: eit 18, 919 Pink UABSIMERE, Qui" gist DRESS SUITS—COAT FROCK 8TYLE. CABSIMERE (all shades, kinds, &c.), $18, 20,22. BEAVER. OASTER, and Moscow, 0%, 8. BLACK BACK coars 2 to .o, BLAOK FROCK BLACK PANTS, reae $5 to Sis. GOOD ARTICLE OVEROOATS. DOMESTIC MELTON ( Heavy) FROSTED BEAVER, gl0 PETERSHAM (three colors), $13 IMITATION, = 10 EERSRY (Blue), 16 WHITNEY'S. Sizto 9m BEAVERS. PILO?S, CHINCHILLAS, all colors, FALL UVEROOATS, §7 to @15. LIVERY SUITS! HUNTING SUITS! ROBES DE CHAMBRE! CAPE OF ALL KINDS! CARRIAGE ROBES! A. SAKS & CO., $17 Seventn Stuexr, Bet. La. ave. and D street, Raves PRESENTS. FANCY SILVER WAB! and @ great variety of other new and elegai Goods, Designed for BBIDAL PBESENTS. M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewelers, NEW STORE, No. 280 Pennsylvania avenue, del-6tif Between Eleventh and Tweifth ats. | CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION. nt — WALL, ROBINSON & Cu., No. 322 Pennsylvania Avenue, a Osos “f Re Oo 1 WINRS. ET voRs, CORDIAL: ITALIAN arab ti YoRs ie, Washiugton, D. 3 Kinds; Pare 0! Pastes of all ‘Avene, bet. pith and ESTABLISHED 2% YEARS. Nive OF from Li Pure Sorente coi Naples. Sicily. Swisa: and Parmigiano becse. All ‘inds of Choice Italian Wines. no2-4m* UNDBY AND MACHINE Nowe Fo Rokks PABKERSBUBG, WEST VIBGINIA. CHEAPER THAN 7TH STREET! CHEAPES THAN ANY STREET !! We have on hand one Portable Steam 8 w Mill of 25 Horse Power that we will eell at our works for $1,700 cash; also, several portable engines suitable for threshing machines of 10 herse power; also, several portable engines off whoels from 15 20 horse power or under. Persons wishing to pu: chi irom. would do weil to call or address M. LEERE & CO., Parkersburg, Weet Virginia. “no Ly Bors WHITE SHIETS, BOYS UNDEESHIRTS end DBAWERS, on BOYS’ SOCKS, all sizes, BOYS’ GLOVES, BOYS’ SUSPENDERS, At McLAUGHLIN’S, ‘280 Pennsylvania avenue, Dotween 1th and 12th strects, no251w Next to Galt’s New J swelry Store, e new or second hand machinery, engines or to | TA r NOBODY'S WORD, OOME AND SEE. EXAMINE OUR STOCK. COMPARE PRICES. a. SATIS®Y YOURSELVES ACT ACCORDINGLY. Many persons suppose, without investigating, that they can bay cheaper on 7th street, or in smal shops, thau they can on the Avenne,or at an exten- tive first clase establishment. This isentirely a mistake, and @ very costly one, as any one can see on & moment's reflection, or, what is a great deal better, by @ personal examination. It stands to reason that ® SINGLE FIRM, havinga comPLerEe stock of everything in their line, with an rxre. RIENCE OF MANY YEARS, BUYING LARGELY in the CHEAPEST MARKETS, and doing @ handsome busi ness of @300,000 PER YEAR, camsell goods ata Les PROFIT, @D4 Of course ®GREAT DEAL LOWER, thas they cam possibly be sold by ten different firms, x Ecoxomy axp COMFORT Kee! COLD. RAIN, WIE Deana DUST, i And ‘Preven the Ra Rattle of Sashes, with IMPROVED NBER “wouLvine Uson your Doors Windows. Wili last a tife- SIMPLE, CHEAP. AND DURABLE! ‘The D¥ST WEATHER STBIP in tho world. Examine test{monials at Pa ILDERS’ DEPOT, sou SEVENTH STREET, Opposite Contre Market. re H. BURNS & €O, re ONLY time AT “40 PANNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ce Din NEAR NINTL STREET. OR: J. MAY & COWS Cth | = PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. Ww 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN (Between %h and 1th stresta,) ALENANDRINE’S DESPRE'S, ALEXANDREX’S, COURVOISIEB's, Lacies’, $2. Gents, $2.95, 214) DOZEN THEYOUSSE KID Gloves, 1.50. worth 0. PENN- 12th and 13th reest and bist ax sortinent of (SLA: Follered furtale in the District of c Tieare call and examine before pnrehacing. 8.W. HAMILTON @ €0, all end examine onr ext tock of DOORS, SASH. BLINDA, BL ipnRs HARDWARE, &e. AT BUILDERS’ DEror, VENTH STRE des tft Uppesite Centre Market, U 8. PATENT “OF FIOR, . .. Novomber 23. 1874, N. YOsT, of C mf the extension im on the 2th duy of Siar 0 improvement fn Ca'tivators. Ht tr ordercd. that eaid potttion bo beatd at thts oftor on the 224 day of Scl\rorary next. AnY pera Geyoctions. Soyo: Bied in may oppose this extension sitions, aud other pepers ehoald cflice twenty days before th E de? lawse Commi Y Canisrmas. roya. CHRIST WAS. 456, M.P. LERCH, 456 Peau avenue, between Sa and 4’; streets. [herewith announce to my friends and th» pab lic iu meneralthat \ bave mcuin imoorted w large stork of TOYS AND FANCY GUODS, which T ofr at wholesale aud retail at the vary lowast prices. Come and see before purchasine else whtre All colors of Rerlin Zephyr at 28 cts. an ounce. Orechet werk done to order, Z M.P. LERCH. i Pa. ave. bot. 34 and 4% ‘8 Gi fan wh iH SQNYROTION ERY 246 Pexveviva Avance, Between 12th and 13h steoets, OYSTERS, GAME AND REFRESHMENTS Foruisbed a! eA Baloon at all hones. tartie heceptiors, te fi ab the shortest mr ‘and the intost Stvin uivo, Table Ware sea yes penned Waiters. ‘de2- Sm Jos. BGA EIBUD, Guan BARGAINS in api f PIANOS. a uD & BROS Piano an th atrect. de2 SS MAKING. (gg Right coot woat, Ses often he gt tee. Row oy ates Biss set. ‘sna rat nd Cutting and Prowptly done, no isd Nw BOvukKS. bgt SON H. SPUBGEON. Gleanings sas Bs JAMEA'R "ROSSRLE LOWKLL. Cader tie = = M. = sau ‘the age Bee “oie LOUL rince Eugene 50 siz B The Rightfal Hei - PROF HOTA Mr They LAKE re Kate #1 Bettera Ding. FRANCIS T Teen nit PALGRAVE. five 8 Erte REVELATION OF PLANGIEG EE. j Aud many thers, at the METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, 332 Penney!vs she Re NAND Tats PNILw BOOKS. a) nd most varied in this city. N UNADULTERAT. "HIPER TAK, known to all 400 ay 50 aveuns, bet. 9th and 10th sts, . the handsomest stock in thelr lincever caret as being the very best remedy for whose stocks are incomple(e, Who buy in smai! lots and consequently at hicher prices, and whe mugt y from their divided profts the combined expense of ten separate busiziess stands and Afteen or twenty different domestic establishments, CAN'T ANY BODY S38 IT; ISN'T RVERY WORD TRUE? ISN'T IT BUSINESS SENSE? ISN'T IT CUMMON SENSE? | WE THINK THRY CAN. WE BELIEVE [1'3 TRUE. WE CAN PROVE IT Is. GIVE US A CHANCE. Wedon't ask or expect any peraon to buy rom usfor our bencit, but beeause we can make it THEIL INTER'=T to do fo. To demunstraie this to the satisfaction of sli we have ouly to repeat Come and See. Coughs: Gclass and aif Throw ad Lung Disessen, which have pow best for el STOTT 8 Wholesale Dester on Penney! an re, Washi: gion; or from any Wholesale Dra xiet io sO extenstvely -o. ie by ali the Drv of having on each phi jore,on accommodating terms. Be iste. and may ined in any quantity from Me Cia aias i ° OUR STOCK Ig COMPLETE. ot UB PRICES LOW AS THE LOWEST. fare tocrder acne but th 1M, RORREST(S likeness and signatare, as warrent none other to genuine. Prepared alone by J. M. AN & ROGERS, no 281m __173 Baithnore street, Balti & ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. SEVENTH SSREET. + const Dee beta. Fecorated Ruglish Tellet Ste aud Pavch Bowls, Handecmo Fre Vases. Cureau Sol FOuRERT atthe Drug store of We invite the attention of our friends and ent tor mers and houscheepers generally to examine our = in part of the following goods, ted French China Dinner, Tea and Toilet bets, White aud Stove China Dinner. Tea and Toilet WALL, ROBINSON « CO., pomtw&lw 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVB. Now 1s tax tive TO BUY YouR WINTER CLOTHING. BUYS SUITS, 5—-7-8-9—-10 SUIT. EN’S SUITS, ene 10-12-15-1s_: 20 &U Movto Cups aud Saucer’, Smoking Sets. Toy ——. ae == Ame rench, ai nian, eucl Goviehe tat pagues. Care , Wied Lituore, LasT YRAR'® STOOK, Decanters, Tumblers, Punch Glasses, Plager aah Bowley Iyneinth @! “°F | aT LESS THAN CAN BE BOCGET At AvO- “ tor VATED WARE. | Pan TION. ‘ea Sets. Ors, ‘orks, Spoonte Paiter Dishes, . OVERCOATS at $28, cost £00, srs Water Pltehers,' ali wartantd superior OVeRIOATR&t ea cont CUTLERY. ONERCOATS at G15 American and Enclish, frow this hnest Ivory to the ENGLISH CuaT ordinary Cocoa Handie. c tomb! af ate aed ot olambia free of charge. no 28 St ONEWEB2 & BUVERIDGR. potatos. & M. WILLIAN’S. rime Maine JACKSON WilrTEs | ihe cont $22, BACK COATS at § 1: —— One thenenva PAN oat 810. teen Hundred VESTS at §2 50, cost $6. ve Hunds VELVET VESTS age, cost $3 THESE GOODS WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS UF COST. | CALL, BEFORE PUBCHASING ELSEWEEEE, AT THE GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING STORB, 460 Seventu Stucer, _noi3 1m Opposite the Post Office. Bore AND YOUTHS’ DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING, AKS, CLOTHS, WALKING 8) — exBiNes'si SS anaes TRIMMIN SS 2 large stock just received for pal BEAL its ehstle PCR: : pi sc D _ REAL TA yea 2 Araceae bat veetaeen &00., Penasyivania &venue, wipe bee ality. Seeks BRE yA end BONN PTs made fo en 4-tf bet. sth and loth streets. le, at short notice, a6 5 PRewsTL VANIA AVENUR, Co t And 1 Cite Treviss, Paris. oat pemeregecaemeingt | Buooxs: ROPE)! OITIZENS, ARMY AND HAVE BLOOKE! ROPE!! MBEROUANT TAILOB. ALD SIZEs8. ‘Metropolitan Hotel, (late Browa's.) Th Penn. ———— toca as Tom SMLUING CHESS ROW Daaire! EK. G. WHEELER, th no mi street and Oana! Syl8-tf 362 venue, a ritlit une: ti. | Sa ALL WOOL UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS. The largest ani best assortment sver ovfered in this city et retail, WHITE SHIRTS. Every Shirt warranted to Gt or no ¢ale. made or make to order. Reaay- GLOVE: Of all kinds and all prices. HOSIERY, slish, French and German, very low prices. SCARFS, BOWS AND TL We are constantly receiving the very latest styles, and keep the largest assortment to be found anywhere. LEATHER BAGS, TRUNKS, &c., &e., A fall line just received. EST PERFUMERY, POMADES AND SOAPS, BRUSHES, COMBs, UMBRELLAS, CANES. Large stock always on band st reasonable prices. McLaughiin’s New Store, 380 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Between lth and lith strests, noWlw next to Galt's New Jewelry Store. RAILROADS, Barrmozs AND OHIO BAILBOAD. ASHING TON, 1868. Trains between wasuioros AND BaLst MORE and WASHINGTON AND THE are now ron as follows, viz: Leave dally naar ory. s. ‘excel at 7. Berand 12:30. 354, 3:40. aud 7:36 Sunday, at Taud9 30 A.M. Leave at 7 A. M. or from ABnepolis on Bo train to NAPOLIS. 44 P.M. diay. Lo Leave at Sa. M, ite war starions, Leave at ® A.M .and FoR "ALLE PARTS or THE WEST » 5:40, and ‘and Sunday, at 8 Peace Tor a pee ey, Si 4 and 7:30, P. = enly, con vesting Be Jay Station ssborn, Ro, Foon 4 ‘Batu re rough tic! to the West oan be had at the i} lon Ticket ‘Otice at all ‘may of Yo the depot. ‘ond pat in the "For New Tort. Eniladeiphta Boston, nec it of “Through mE WILEON, Master of T-ansportation M. COLE. ‘General Ticket Agent. GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent. 'HROUGH LINK veil pd WASHINGTON PBLLADELEELA. AW ee new + without change of cars. Sony, exons Scnday) ‘at © A. Mand i¥3 So aud ~ of OR, PHILADELPHIA. edly except bunday) at S A. M. end ins care for Bow York on 8:10 P.M. trato daily. ‘Through teksts to Philadeipnin, New York ot — can be b tation OF at al! The Gay. Also. as the Gompauys Uiicer ‘Ne, Tos Peupaytvasin avewue. Pameagere parcharing havs their baegegocalled for sud ehecked at tele have thelr ‘eailed for ud bec G ce, taken he depot, aud put in the ber. more and Oho, Raflroad atvertisenent ‘con Washington, Baltimore, Any L WILsew Master o! Transportation. M. COLE, General Ticket wascat GEO KOONTZ. Agent, W: ‘asbington. LADIES SHOULD NOT FAIL TO STOP AND EXAMINE bevy E ASSORTMENT? or LACES, EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS. and all kindsof Fa AND MILLINERY GOODS, At DAVIS & GAITHER’S, 20 Market Space, GROVER & BAKER'S CELEBRATED BLASTIC-8TITCH SEWING MACHIFES, at DAVIS 4 GAITHER BEST SPOOL COTTON, AT 81.10 PER DozEN, anD ALL COLORS BEST SEWING SILK, ror MACHINE OR HAND SEWING, Always on band, at DAVIS & GAITHER'S, 20 MARKET pe _im__20 MARKET SPACE. : | PRES ses A. AMUSEMENTS, WALL'S OPERA HOUSE. Hamphrey Bind, Lesece Lewis Baker. Manager. URSDAY. MUR 3. 168 ‘tl be 's Comedy, Sr er a. Ms. Mark ‘dmith. Mr M Smith's beoett TO MORBOW EVENIN TO-NIGUT, THE WORRELL SisTERS, = = thetr 1c OPERA TRO! co! VERA TROUPE GRAND DUCHESS. MATINEE ON SATURDAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK. BLIND TOM CONCERTS, AT ODD FELLOWS’ ALL, THURSDAY. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, DECEMBSB 3 3,4, end 5 Last night bat three of SEOOND GBAND MATINEE SATUEDAY ar TSRNOUB . at 2 © cieck BN. B Reserved Seat Tickets for anie at Me: rerott'* Music Store. and else at Bilis” during the day, and at the ball aes NATIONAL THEATER. MAX MARETZER’S GRAND COMPINATION, ITALIAN AND cOMMENC HS MONDAY, DECRMRER 14, 1565 Full particulars in next Monday's papers, Untell.. ep. Chrow | do tf EROTT'S HALL —MISS KELLOGG NOTIO“ —In accorfance with eroeraliy « reesrd desire, and to secomumedate the iarce na: of citizens and friendeot 18S CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG Who bave beer unable to #ecure cood seate for the Kellogg Concerts, the Management has determinn! to give ONE MOBE G8AND CONCERT, On FRIDAY EVENING. December 4ts, at * p.m, Miss CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG, Mics ALIDE TORR. KOPTA, LOTTI, PETRIULT, GRUSOURTE Beate can be eocured this. Wednesday, Doonsster 24.9 a -rott's Hall Aur GALLERY. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. ete 8 a oc I6-ly ROF'S. KRI PANCI ACADEMY, Pipege. ereutes opponite ‘mete Rotel. We would fully anpounce thas we are now to receive at euch - the times. wi prices of other Professors ith and see os for Circulars TURSDAY ane FRIDAY teem bts eee «from 3 £9 10 o'cieo Future both Professor coustastiy tn wtienarce M 42°81" 5 FapgTONABLE paw ey hand Jer etreete a rr reeepttn or jon’ For Misses and Masters ‘boreday, wad standart weir a edeeaday, and Urday. from § to 10 p. ee STEAMBOAT LIN ES. N EW MEBOHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY bstantial RIGHT aba Tons vibson wil ron re during the winter months, betw: NOBVOUR. ALEXANDRE and GRURGETOW Na» folie 38 ew York East sae EDAY. Morfoik, MONDA Fa ay sale exsndris aud Georgesown TORS! cor gato ndria, Bars: striving ot New York “woNDaY cTuts Line: commecting et Norfolk with the fine Steamers of the Merchants sud Mechani: «’ Trans. portation Ocmpany to aud from BOSTON, te pre- pared to take throneh fret at muck reduced rates, @s the usual charge of drayageand other ex Beuses through Baluimore ded by this route, Freieht fro Boston sty be copstewed te the care of TA WILLIAMS & CO. Norfolk For forties tutormaticn apply t6 308 LG ALT. Arent, Office 3 igh Georsttown, DU: or OF FICR OF MP ANY, Bork avcpueand 17th st..one square or nent +7 Pepe W THOMPSON, President New: EXPEESES LINE. THRE Tits Company will bercafter ron two Steamers week, Lesving New York 7 Si all ‘thoes sud forwarded at JOBE R DAVIDSON, Agect Water «. M.ELDMIDGE So Ae SAMES BAyD. 4 1A Wal treet, Now Work. MOUNT mrett F ox _VERNON The Pteaner » “ARROW” Cs) Pole, leaves her wh ber enth street, DAIL) Caer, eentusers Fo or ret shy igte dee fy ‘MARS ACL iE uocse Ve—retura- return, tncieding oR aud Groundr, $1 we. the principal Hotels, and rtered by private partion, Take Arnos of Moon: rs whart The Arrow can be ch clabs, oF associations Hept Exenrn the Potomac, by) wl board.or to Z & SYRES. Jenera! Saperia- tondent. Office Willarde’ Rotel oct JAcoB BAMSBORG & BONS. ‘Georgetowa, D.C. 87 GLOVES MADE To OZDER no 6 im GLOVES: GENUINE BUCKSKIN GLOVEs, MANUFACTDRED BY Naiosan cmon rire INSURANCE Co. OF WASHINGTON. CAPITAL. $1.009.000 Office—No. 71 Louisiana avenve, one do Seventh etroct NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES O& GEVENUR STAMPS Risks taken on the most reasonable terms, and joeses prowptly paid. CHARLE 20. WB NORLB P. LASNER. os UMEERT LUMBER WHITE OAK PLANK, 1, 1%, syakact: Feast of 2, 2%. Sande Bus kis AND PLANK, %,%.1,1%, Varies wake 4 inci ASH do.do..*- is 2and§ ocho eas ft ne ea Virgeis wea BS P wa oor fost 4-4 and 6-4 Bi x 4m " Caretta rise ruteaihe 54 Florida ong ine 280.08 td s.58 64 and Say s RLYOTS CURDS sensonag UTES TINS ‘om Ye t0 80 foot lope jw) CYPRESS su Lk, ere bennde fron Spotentoonsee ~ Semen nd A EeDerA! genort . eu MBER, tnclading Slot ef 46 CULLESS. vory to Vad k tera a _206- Im No. 97 Water street. Goorectew nd Depot fort uf it Yard.) Washingt CIDER": CIDE crpEr * ©ED © TOFR trom New York nd fo> ale low by ricny a” She £ Dep: 8.07 Greene si Georgeto TSAGR CUTTERS AND sturrERs porches ren et SCAUBS. CLEAv ERS, Aad atl Butchers Tak m ie NO sr eeery ee Tuba rane = not wece SPLENDID AE Tagen Shy A Suargend peed uth ets. RT cr roiber Ca wenn elim”