Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1868, Page 4

EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., Te Nigh es Opera Hovse.—This eveving will ‘iepneues the comedy ef che “Rivals with Mark Smith, as Sir Anthony Nationat TeRaTae—The Worrell Sisters ‘sy again this evening in “The Grand Dixnese, with full chorus and orchestra, Opp Frtrows’ Hatt.—Blind Tom, the won- derful negro boy pianist. " CaRnort Hatt.—Fair for the benefit of St powiniek’s Church. Pxor. A. V.S. Swrta’s Art Gallery, 308 Pennsylvania avenue. A nubmer of fiue pic- tures on exhibition ——_.+—_—_ Two AccIDENTs FROM BURNING, ONE FATAL. Between | and 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, a littie white child residing on 7th stre-t between Sand T, was so borribly burned that it died about | o'clock this worning. This distressing accident occurred while no one was present, as the brother of the unfor.umate little ome ab- sented bimeelf only afew minutes before, to carry dinner to bis iather, and left the child in ssion of the entire’ premises, when it is went too near the fire, and the bbors hearing the sere .ms, red all the assistance po:- ‘were toe serious to pre- vent fatal consequences. Mrs. gan, who resides in Uniontown, clothes 1gDh rushed 1 and om returning found of four or five summers, wrapped . she having caucht fire from the stove. be immedricly threw a bucket of water on the child, thereby extin- gushing the flames. Dr. Christy was called .B, apd on examiaation found that the child was very severely burned about the heid and shoulders, its hair being entirely destroyed. It sy insensible for several hours, and at last accounts Was suffering the most intense agony. —————— TexrERANCE BYILDIN@ AND TRUST Asso- €iat.0N —The thirteenth monthly meeting of ibe Temperance Building and Trust Assoeia- | tron was held lest night at Tempefanc» Hall, Mowhich the annual report of the Secretary was submitied, which showed a decidedly Deulthy condition of the finances of the asso. emuen: value of each paid-up share $45.05. lection of cfticers was held. with the fol- lowing result:— President. Wm. H. Frazier; Vice President, C. Storrs; Treasurer, George A Basseit; Secretary, G. P. Hopkius; Directors, G. J. Suter, Chaties White, A. Campbell, IH. ©. Gill, Wm. B. Shaw, Samuel M. Davis, F. B. Dulrymple, H. N. Gtlbert, and Herschet Hud: Aiter the election of officers was cou- S collection of dues was made, when be Secreiary offered two thousand dollars for sale. $500 of which was disposed of at forty- seven mon’bs, and $1.0 at forty-three mouths (SUXty per cent). —— gees OULprst Inpanitay ASSOCIATION.—This associmtion held a regular meeting yesterday atterpeen at the City Hall, the President (Dr. J.B Biake) m the cbair and J. Carroll Brent, Esy.secretary. Nathan Magruder and Wm. Orme were nominated for membership, and the members nominated at the last meeting Were elected members, The death of Captain Bevyamin T. Dove was announced, and appro- Priste resolutions deploring the sadevent were adopted. A letter from John Underwood. giv- sng reminiscences of the early bistory of Wasb- iugton. wes read and placed on file. A history ef the lite snd services of Gen. Jobn P. Van Ness, who died in this city m 1846, was read by N.F. Callan, Esq. Atter remarks by differ t members ou the subjects contained in the above communications, the association ad- a meet. a (uaxce ty Market Hovrs.—Mayor Bowen, Paving approved the aci of the City Councils © change the market hours, bas issued orders to the clerks of the several markets fixing the hours for keeping marke!s open as follows: On Wednesday, Thureday, day mornings, from the firs! | May to the firs: day of Ucrober, to eom- Ylight snd coniinue until 12 o’clock tom «he first of Uctober to the | first day of May to comménceat daviight and | lloclock p m. from the firet ¢ ; en ie . T | —_.__—_ Soutn Wasurxer nth Washingt Was crowded thi was were which oc- . Munson, of t ge ceremouy formed by the bride's brother, Rev. B. avd immediately at its «onclusion, img suffic.ent time to receive the con. fops of ther iriends, the happy p: twelve o'cloe Philadelphe re they Will epe nd then pro- their houey- | roll Hall is ow 2 The I bohavein charge 0 pains °, & grand succe stefelly arranged, displaying @ great variety f hanc-ome articles, trom children’s toys to tantial silver plate pre- | pared in the best style: joyiul faces ard a | al invite prmhacpearers to spend a little time and money ty aia worthy eif=rt b on the Isiand. pS ES SRvENTH Warp REerenticaNs —Las: even enta Ward Kepabi. held at Hyson’s Hall, on E street | . F. A. Hoswell im the chair, and A. | cTetary pro tem. when the following ted olficers. —F. A. Boswell, Presiden ph Williams, Vice President: Jas. L. 3 Bowen, Secretary: Rey. A. Bowen. Treasurer Mr. Walker offered a resolution im reference to ¢ improvementof the canal, Wh'.., after a j | long debate, was adopted. ——_.——— DEALERS’ MeeTinc.—At the meet- or dealers, held yesterday to form a those present signed » When the meeting the call of the tempor- dverti<ement im another that a mee‘ing of hquor Biers, wholesale and 1, has been catled ‘Trages\ Union Hall (=th and E streets) to- mertow, Friday afternoon, 2 o'clock. —— EXT.—A mun by the laborer ana watebr Department, met with While wheeling « barrow through a obstructed, aud the lently against the ay Brrxp Tow another good audience at Og Fellow last night. He se snprove withesch suceesstve exhibition, and | Ticly deserves to be well sustained by the | amo-ement seekers of Wasbington. We are Siad 'o see that the musical public appreciate his wondertul genius by thronging Udd Fel- jews’ Hall. There are exhibitions every even- ‘ne. aud matinees Wednesday and Saturday etternoons ——_e—__ Derrs ser Vereraxen Besp.—The regu. | AY weekly meeting of this ascociation was held Stevenrog at Will's Hall, 7th <trret, above H. | eorge Brand. president, in the chat + and | Louis Rie secretary. A resolution was puss+ that all officers should be fined for now ance. and after the admission of sey members 2 siness, the ass —— Ter Awerican Law comMpanying series ot Co! —Wwith its ac. | ud Department repor's.—published in this city, promiees to be | & Work of permanent value, nu: only to profes: swnrl pecple but to the general basinecs ccmmautty. We are pleased to leira. these. | fore, that every effort is to be made to issue } pidly sud comp‘etely as possible, | —~.—__ NaTiowat Carivat Bettorne Assoctaty Avthe fourteenth monthly meeting o: this ~oviation, held on Tuesday night. at Barry's -bew-case warerooms, the usual collection of | dues were made. and advances were sold on iwenty shares at @ premium of 132, ten suares % 9, aud five shares at (27. a Wasnixeton Scurutzex VerEty.—The regular menthly meeting of this association was held last night at the corner of O and 7th streets, | ond after receiving dues, and the transaction of business of a private nature, a committee wa= Appointea 'o perfect arrangements for the an- gus] ball of the association, to be held in Feb- ruary. \ ——— THE ATTENTION of the public Is respectfully invited to the very extensive sale of family | bardware and agricultural implements which 1s now going on atthe store ot J. P. Bartholow, Fsq., on Seventh street, opposite Centre Mar- ket, Commencing at 10 o'clock, this and every sy until all is sold. | jiacncasee Tene ‘Tne Porwt or Rocks (Marzororitax) RB. | R. Casm—The examimation of Mr. Murray nd the men engaged on the Point of Kocks Railroad wes not continued this afternoon, in consequence of some of the counsel veing otherwise engaged. eae RECOVERY AFTER BxIvG STADRED IN THE Heaet—The colored boy Robert Diggs, who Was tabbed in the heart on Thanksgiving eve- wing. Ialive, aud Dr. Breneman thinks bis | riot, and fined David Batier, John | nable Bense and lot in chances for recovery tavors ble. —_-+_—_. mert ip Jugana 5 The Zion Church Difficulty. ‘Yesterday afternoon Justice Walter held an examination at the first precinct station of the following parties, charged with riot and as- sanit snd battery: Judson Gilbert, Pail. A. Lee, David Lee, David Butler. Tilgaman Dor- Tr Carter, Joba E. Scowden. and Key. Jacob B. Trusiy. Anmaccount o: r rest of these partie ite * published i the Star of Monday, ihe alleged riot having takea place ‘on Sunday morning and Jus- jhem to seeurity for a hearing Mr. J. E. Norris appeared for 'o ‘ution, aud Mezers. W. Y. Feadall and J. FT Sonnson for the defence. "Tie station house ‘was crowded to overflowing with members of arch. thé fier the affidavit on which the warrant was issued bad been read. the prosecuting witness, ‘Wm. Beckett, was sworn, aud testified that he was one of the trustees; that he was on guard at the church Sunday morning before saurise, wheu David Batler came to the gate and asked witness to open it; he refused, and the Lees came to Butler's assistance and pulled the gate open. Butler raised a club, and Snowden caught bold of him, and the crowd got around, shouting “Kill him.” He got away from Snow- den, who followed him, throwing 4 stone, and exclaiming he would give it to him for ca'ling the police. Gilbert said, “Don’t strike him,” and Elder Trusty came out and said to the crowd, “Go ahead, boys; I defy the police to arrest you.” He was satisfied if it had not been for the darkness and Gilbert’s intertevence he would have been killed. While the scuifling with him was in progress the church was breken open. Henry Simmsand Arthur Chew were inside. He received no blow, the clabs being around so thick as to be in each other's way. These bad been concealed in Jacob Trosty’s house, and bis door was opened and he barked them on. Cross-examined:—While Snowden held wit- ness Arthur Carter eld a club over bim, and Gilbert said “don’t strike.” Gilbert acted with the crowd until the excitement got too high. There were other persons present whom be could not identify Artbar Chew aud Henry Simms corrobo- rated the testimouy of the preceding witness, in the main. and also testified to holding against the door until they forced it opea. Townly Johnson testified to Snowden having chased Beckett, Mr. Fendail said this church had been in or- ganization thirty-one years, sabject to the dis- ctpline of A. M. E. Zion Courch; that the last General Conference so amended the discipline as to require that the trustees should be nomi- nated tos male members meeting, by tue pas- tor of the church; that the prosecutors were not so nominated, aud they having refused to obey this rule of the Conference, they were cited to appear for trial, charges having been preferred, when they iocked up the church, and the chureb fiially dismissed them; and he con- tended that the parties complaming were in fact the guilty parties. Rev. Jacob P. Trusty, the preacher in charge, Was cailed asa Witness, DUL the Justic» decided, on Mr. Norgis’ point, that he was one of the parties charged with the offence, aud there- fore Was not & competent witness, Rev. Singleton Thomas Jones testified that be was one of the Bishops of the A. M. E. Zion Cburcb, and described the manner in which the trustees are elected yearly. (a ctoss-ex- amination be stated that the trastwes were elected on the 2ist of November, Is votes being cast. The church was locked up because it was understood that certain refractory mem- bers were to be tried: thata few of the efficient memters have gotten up the cry that the: ministers) were a pareel of robbers, &c. He came here to iaquire into the affairs of the church. aud found they had passed revolu- tionary resolutions and had endeavored to get other churches to unite with them but failed. Witness was proceeding toexplain at some length the proceedings, when Mr. Norris ob- jected, that they wanted testimony and rot peaching. [Langhter.} After the pastor and congregation bad been kept out ten days, and consultation with the Mayor and Mayer Rich- ards, by the grace of God, they had got posses. sion of the church, and it had been understood that by the grace of God they would have prayer-meeting there last Sunday. Henry Penn testifled that Butler applied to Becket to come in and was refused; that Simms and Cbew were sianding m the church door witb sticks: that Kecket pulled a palirg off the gate and raised it; that Suowden pulled bim otf the stoop. and B. went off calling watch, &0. er withesses testified that they went there er meeting: that the dour w:is not locked, but was pushed open; that there was no vio lence used, &e. After © short arsument. Justice Walter dis- missed the charges of assault and LOW b. David Lee and Puillip Lee $3 each for disorderly conduct. THe Potomac Frow wreet, Fawke, arrived lotermedigie landings last evening, with a beavy freight and good list of pa: 10 o'clock the steamer Arrow, Stackp B street whart on her regular trip to Mou Vernon and Marshall's Landiog, with excur- sion Passengers homeward bouud, and mails. Other wharf matiers will be found be- low Carte '¢ Whaef—Arrivet—Schooner Trome, m Naulsbury, Md., with lumber for ied—Seur. Willard P. Phillips, the river, light, ohne n's Wharf w mous, Wy: ye Ww n Ellen M. ter. Perry. sou ville, Pia. with ber for Mobun & Wroton, trom Havre-ce of coal for S. ©. Magruder; lenghoxt yes, from the lower Potomac. with wood tor WH. Marlow, Sailed—Schre. Win. T. Byrne. m . down the rive for Baltimore, lig arf —Arrived—si Canill, Dalley. trom Baltimor be Government: and freight £ ch Satled—steamer T! Daley, for Georgetown. ligh —_e——. LANp Sates 1x MaRyLAND.—Fendall Mar- bury and Samuel B. Hance, Esqs., a5 trusiees, sold, on the 26th of Novembrr, 186, the real es- tate of Win. Lyles Lot No. 1, containing 217 acres, to John H Underwood, at 817.00 per acre; lot No.2. con- tnuning 256 acres, to Dennis B. Lyles, ot Wash ington, DP. ©., at S31 per acre; and lot No. 5, contuiming 305 acres, to Dennis B. Lyles, at $1= per acre—the purchase money tor the t places amounting in the aggregate to 817,77 ‘The same trustees, on the 17th of Noveraber, I~, sold the Tent Landmg Fishery, on tae Potomac, belonging to the said Wm. Lyles. de. sed to Capt. John K. Pumphrey. As heretofore announced. Kk. B.K. Chew and Daniel Clark, Esqs ,tras- tees. sold, ou the 26th of November, to Thomas the real estate of the late | Webbs,” containing 23. andt wood land, conta 5) per acre— the sale Mr. Seabrook is the p-ine: the Baltimore and Porom: il These lands are situated on the western branch of said roud,and were sold at an ad- vance of $4,000 over the price bid for them in . when they were olfered by the tru: with bay District ——_e——__ min S. Bayly, an uch esteemed citizen of this District, died xt treet, last evening, after a lingering illness, in the écth year of bis age Mr. Bayly for a number years was a faithfai | collector, and bad the aecounts of many of our prominent business men for collection. He was an old member of Columbia Lodge and Columbis nEncampment. I. O. ©. F., both of which bodies meet to-night to make arrange. ments to attend his tuneral, which takes place to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. —--2—_ Ixrant Forxp.—Mr. Lemon. a geutiemar ioe Eirightwood, on his arm last ebing from the city. found a strange-lookiaz adle at bis stable doc and 8n examination ght to ligbt a new-born inten. Aa u know n colored man was son in the vicinity of the stabse Jate in the afternoon. and 1s sup- posed to have left the bundle. We iearn that Mr. Lemor. intends to adopt the child. TRE Worx STION.—The committee appointed by the Workingmen’s Convention at the meeting held on Friday highs last, beld a meeting last might in the | Fourth Ward for the purpose of preparing a coustitution and by-laws, which they did, and which will be presented at their nexi- meeting, nF ny, the $th inst..to be Beld «t the cor. ner of Fourth and L, streets, in the basement§ of the Third Baptist church, Rornrxo Han Emriover. — Detective Coombes this morning arrested a colored wo- man, named Rachel Scott, charged with steat- ing $e from Mr. Obarles Wright, ber employ- eT, Fesiding near the Navy Yard. She con- feseed her guilt and said she cave the money to “colored man named Tinker, who was also | Srested and taken before Justice Walter, when the charges were fully established and the patties remanded for trial before Court. — es COMMITTED ror LaRceny.—Mary Tilgh- mau, & servantin the employ of Mrs. Harriet Jenkins, arrested by Officer Beall on the charge of stealing S10 from her employer, was ex. am |ned {Dis morning betore Justice Phompson, when the offence was fully proven and she was cram#teed to j#il to ANSWer trial before court —_—__ Sarecy LAxp 1m LERSBURG, Vane yal. vam pean ae Einn® Property.” was sold &\ public sale on Tuccday, by Thomes W. Edwards, Gommon sioner, for the sum of $2.50. Mrs. Oatherine A. Fellows, of Hartford, Coonecticat, pur. chmeer. —_o—— Seriive Liqvor on Sunpay.—A fine of 8.0 was impored upon Richard DeLacy this morn, ing by Justice Harper, for selling liquor op Sunday. The accused took an appeal. BILiraRps.—M nm and Mr. Foster, cele- brated Dilluard pinyers, are at the National. THE COURTS. Crrevir Court, Chief Justice Cartier. -Yes- terday Julius Ebert vs. Frank Scheer; action for damages ensuing trom the illegal shooting of the plaintiff's cow by the defendant; verdict for the defendaut. Wm. Messer vs. E. P. How- land et al; xction on the case for damages. The plaintiff alleges in his declaration that during April, 1585, he called at the office of the How- land Dental Association to have @ tooth ex: jcted; that the defendants administered to him “Nitrous Oxide” until be was insensible; and then that L. A. Strachan proceeded to extract the tooth, but did it so unskillfally that the plaintift’sgums were badly Iacerated and bis jaw fractured.on account of which m: practice as a dentist the plaintiff bas been a sble to attend to his business, and has for six months been under the care of a physician. The plsintiff, therefore, claims damages in $500." No pleas baving been entered by the defendants, judement was given by default, and a writ of inquiry ordered for a jury to es- timate the aamages. The Court ordered six names to be drawn from the box to supply deficiency in the rega- lar panel and the following were drawn: Lewis Schamborn, 2d ward; Thos. W. Riley, ith ward; T. B. Stabl, sth ward; Thos. J. Davis, Georgetown; John Eliason, do.; John W. Eli, ist ward. Johnson, Bro’ for defendant. trial. Equity Court, Judge O/in.—To-day, the fol- lowing bnsiness was transacted: Freeman ag. Addins; order confirming trustee's sale aud or- der of’ reference. Devaughn agt. Devaughn; order confirming trustee's sale; Helme agi. Helme; order for leave to file cross petition: Himber agt. Tracey et al.; order dismissing bill. & Co. agt. Hinesty: verdict atherford agt, Wil SPECIAL NOTICES, HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIK KENEWER, Renews the Hair! +s Gray Hair to its Original Color! Prevents its falling off’ Makes the Hair Smooth and Glossy! It does not stain the skin! It has proved itself the best preparation ever pre sented to the public, Give it a trial. Price $1.00. BR. P. HALL & 00., Nashau, N. H., Proprietors, For sale by all druggists, ne24 eozm MEDICAL NOTICE. Doctor B DeF CURTIS, author of lamhood,’ “Medical Resays on Marriage ” &c.. &., begs to n tify his Washingten that owing to bis extensive practice In . he will in fatare be able to devote enly the follo he EOD to their interests, and will attend on EDNESDAY EVENINGS from 6 to 9 p. m., and SUNDAYS m , at the office of thr Menhatten Relief Association, No. 2 F street, ip rear of Willard’s t his resi- dence, 5 North Charles street, Baltimore. Speciatity —Treatment cure of nervous de bility, and all diseases arising from abuses of the system. oc 23-6m_ ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MABRY Besays for Young Men. on the Errers, Abuses ‘and Diseases, incident to Youth and Barly Mao hood, with fhe humane view of treatment anc cure,'sent by mail in sealed le ter euvelopes free of charge. Address, HOWARD ABSQUIATION Box P, Philadelphia, P: ee 21-3m BATCHELOB’S HAIR DYE. world Thi id Hal re is the best in tl the only tree, and mie Dye; harmless, reliable fh Syren no ridicnions Untes remedies the iltetlccts of bad avers toa g Pal Fates’ and leaves the Mair soft and beantifal Secs R er brown. Sold by all Di ste and Perfumers; id 1; hed at Batchelor’s Wig Fact Ho. fe Bond erect. New York: ia lt-eodiy, PHALON’S “PAPHIAN LOTION” ror BEAUTIFYING THE PRR AND COMPLEX BEMOVES ALL ERUPTIONS, FRECKLES. PIMPLES, MOTH, BLUTCH RS, TAN. etc. and renders THE SKIN SOFT, FAIB and BLOOMING. For LADIES in the NURSERY it is favainable For GENTLEMEN after SHAVING it uas noequal “PAPHIAN LOTION” is the only able rem edy for diseases and blemishes of the S&iN. PHALON'S “PAPHIAN SOAP? for the TOILET. NURSERY and BATA, will not Chap the BAIN. Price 25 cents per cake. “FLOR DE MAYO.") “FLOR DE MAYO." A NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKEX CHIEF EXQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING FEAGBANO) PHALON & SON, New ¥ork. jeR-ly Sold by'all Dragete ZZ M. CUNNINGHAM, MANUFACTURER, a THE ONLY PRACTICAL HATTER ON 7in SIKKET, Ia prepared to fernish the beat Silk Hat at $5 Bret rate Hat, $4, a good Mat at $3 8). Ci le Hats remoletes to present atyle for $3 No. 546), 7th street. tween I street and Mass. avenue. S. CALVERT FORD, PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT, No. 256 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Constantly on band a full ana complete assort- ment of ei! popular PATENT MEDICINES, D®* GoopDs. Great reduction in pricer—w) cent ALPACA re- duced to 37% cents; 7 cent ALPAQA reduced tn > cent DRESS GOODS rednced to 25 125 BLACK ALPACA reduced to 78 cents EMPRESS GLOTHS reduced from $1 25 to $1 shades: FRENCH MERINOES reduced to 75 and $1; good quality an¢ all colors All Geode sold for cash exclusively from the first of the month. Cail at avente. new 6st wth side, wear 7th at NEW FALL Stock ow DECOMATIY soUDs, 45 2 SEVENTH STREET, opp. Patent Office, DOMESTIC PAPER-HANG W SHADES AND SHADE ICTURE CORDS AND TAS bf ND RINGS: GILT, WALNUT & A ed FRAMES, AND NGS, CHROMOS, and ENGRAY- ‘TURE FBAMES ef every description made to er LOOKING-GLASS PLATES reset in old Fra: PAPER PUT UP by competent workmen, Prices as low as any House In the city. Lola L. J. BOTH ROCK. 2D STREET, wear 10m DOUGLAS MOORE, Paper Haneer. Uphcl sterer. and dealer im Window Shades, 342 D ast beiween 9th and leth. 1 will run off my extensiv+ stock for the uext 30 dayas- cheap thatit offers great inducements to purchasers, no 16-}1* 1 O CARPENTEBS AND BUILDERs. FOR SALE CHEAP! IN LOTS OF 6,000 FEET AND UPWARDS, 500,000 FEET oF WHITE PINE LEMBER, 4-4, 6-4 and -4 BELEOTS, including an appre ciable proportion of PANEL, &c , anda lot of 4-4 cheney: ‘et prices from 10 T0 20 PER CENT. LOWER THAN PRESENT BBTAIL BATES. 57” Please cali and see. NATH'L B, FUGITT, LUMBER DEALEB, nom Im Sixth et. west. wear Penn. ave.? In PORTANT NEWS. C. B, JEWELL’S PREMIUM soars are acknowledged to be THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST MONRY in the market. They are made on the old fashion plan by boll Ing, and are free from all injurious Chemice edulterations, 3 remiam ORIENTAL BOAP, bed NEW YORK CITY 804P, a CHEMIOAL OLIVE SOAP, = LAUNDBY 804P, Are brands ty, and are guaran: eed to aive porfeck sosietestion, ASK YOUR GROCER for any of these and take no other. oor ele by all of the BEST GROORES tm the Manufactory, Nos. $00 and 602 @ street north Between éth and sth. wiett Washington, DO. Vie ose reed Ee one Sees AVE redgetion Jn tho prices Fall and @0ul ‘Fetail. their Geode will be 0 for cea culy Troms the dest of OFFICHAS. DEranrrMent ov STATE, WASHINGTON, Dezember 2, 1568, Information has been received at this De. partment from Mr. A.M. Baily, the Consal of the United States at San José, Costa Rica, of the death, on the 2d of October last, at Atenas, Costa Rica, of Alexander Samiscb, & natural” ized citizen of the United States. Dry Goods. Thanksgiving week would naturally bea broken one in the dry goods trade, Our great national festival takes full three entire days of the six devoted to business; bat in reali- ty it takes nearly the whole week. Yet, not- withstanding the holiday, there has been a fair business doing, and, from the present time un- 1ul the Christmas holidays and New Year, there will be more business doing in the fancy and ornomental goods than for some time past, Qui importers have been rather anxtonsly looking forward to this period, and the promising look of financial affairs is every wav favorable to their expectations. Still, No sensible merchant Will hesitate about selling bis goods now at such prices as can be obtamed, even though the margin for profit be a very narrow one. An staple domestics the trades hays been very light for the week, but the stiffening prices of cotton; aud the small stock of shertungs and shirtings in first hands, keep prices firm, while the absence of orders from the West, which were expected at this time, render it pretty cer- tain that there will be an increased demand tor ton goods at the close of the year, andan ad- vance of prices, We have no quotable change of prices to note. In woolen goods of all description there is a uniform absence of liveliness. Sales are stati aud prices without change. «The market for foreign goods does not materi- aily differ from that of domestics; but the sales by auction have been comparatively large, and many ot the importers have been compeled to force off the remnants of mvoices at a heavy loss, to save them-elves from still heavier losses by holding on.—V. ¥. Indepentint. ere CITY ITEMS. JawErny.—Silver Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, received every day, for Holiday Pres. ents, at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Siore, 436 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 street, Jvst THE THING.—100 English business Walking Coats, at 6, 8%, and 810, made of French, Scotch, and’ American Gassimere, dark, plain, and mixed patterns, the most of them’ lined ‘with cassimere, Please call and examine at A. Strauss’ popular Clothing House, Pa. avenue, between 10th and 11th streets. pe FULL Dress gentlemen's black cloth close body and frock coats, black cloth, velvet, and silk vests, and black doeskin and beaver pants of the best qualities, at Geo, C. Henning’s, No. 511 7th street. Kid Gloves, of the best sort, in all colors, white, light, medium, dark, and black. ——— Do NOT WASTE TIME if you want to purchase winter clothing. Go at once to the store of Hable & Co., 465 Pa. avenue, between 3d and 44 sts., and examine their superior svock. 2 —>——_ TRE APPROACH OF THE HOLIDAYS makes its escentially necessary, at least for a majority of our citizens, to economize, as the arrival of this holy time 1s very apt to make extra de- mands upon our cash on hand, Taking this view of the matter we ought to make a dollar go as far as it possibly can; in other words, we ought to goto the Original Franc, 494 7th street, be- tween Dand E, where Gent's Farnishing Goods are sold at prices to suit the most economical. For the benefit of strangers, we would say, that “the Original Frauc’s” store has a large plate glass front; that he has no branch stores, aud his stock is the finest in the city. 12,21 ——_e—_—_. Tuat’s THR Bey !—Gent’s Furnishing Goods for the million, at the most popular, and known to be the cheapest store in this city, of Messrs. Franc & Goldman, Marble Hal 458 7th street, opposite Patent Office. Good Merino Undershirts and Drawers, for 5), 60a and 75 cents; # fine article, $1 and $1.25. W! Shirts, $1, $1.25, $1 quality, 52 aud cents a pair. Handk scents. Good heavy Gloves, from 25 pwards, Neck Ties, Searts, &c., of the styles. and at low pri Cali in and see. Compare Goods and Prices, and we are sure that vou will buy. The onty agents for the new Royal Eagle Paper Coltar. L go ad ae APPLications IN BANKRUPTCY.—Persons Wishing to apply for the benefit of the Bank- rupt Act, who cannot pay fifty cents on a dolar of their indebtedness, should pply berore the Ist ot January, the time to which the operation of the fifty per c 1s postponed. Geo. Mason, Attorn at-Law, 11,9 and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, City Hail. _ Doctor J. H. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED hit office ana residence from the First Ward ‘0 Mnssachusetis avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, immediately east of Fo teenth street. Office hours before 1 a. m. from 4toT p.m. Hours of attendance at Ww Bn J, from ito 2p. m. ever ted, 10,3 clause of the Cora, &0.— Dr. White, Sargeon Ontropod ist, of tweive years’ practical experience in the United States and Canadas, aud established at 24 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. U., since 1:61, removes Corus, Bunions, Bad Nails, ke. and enecesstuliy treats all diseases of the feet without pain or inconvenience to the patient. The shoe cam be worn with easeim- mediately after the operation. Refers to (be many eminent physicinns, surgeons and th sands of other responsible persous who tronize his establishment. Hours from 5 to6 p.m. No charge for consultation st Oalis made at residences from 6 to = p. m. H. & He. W. CATHERWOOD, DEALER IN FIN OLD RYE WHISKIES, NO. 114 SOUTH FRONT STEE PHILADELPHIA, Extre Fine OLD MONONGAHELA X WHISK E Extra Fine Old . xx & Extra ©roice Old me XXX «4 Extra Choice Old “+ XXXX “ Extra Superior OLD NECTAR WHISKIES Very Superior OLD CABINET - Cnr stock of OLD WHISKIES fs nnnsnally large and highly iunproved by age, aud car customer: may confide in us that the aurivalied quality everywhere acknowledged of our Old Monongahela Whiskics shall be fally maintained by us. oc9-Sm 1A HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND Comme ING OSPITAL Patients fecsing to avail themselves of the so. vantage of this Institation can obtain private roome by ap lying to the Matron. These rooms are furn'shea with ail the comforts of home. The ge from 86 to §12 per Tork depending apc p the room selected, this includes By |, Nore: ing, Medicine, Medical, and #argical attandanoe. ders for admission to the ERNMENT or FREE BEDS in this Hospital can be obtained of frp gine Ao tates Army. 01 ‘of Medicine aud Bargery prices ‘hompson, ‘ meatal sod Bateteal Climiots heldak tke Eee: e m., by Professor J. Gerenar wade v4 3. 4. K. Barnes, M. Robe, Young, M. A Frocvs: FLOUR! ooR! FLOUR! GB FEED! FEED! FEED! FREDII ‘RB AND FEED, FLOUR Air cusntiticn to watt, W.M. GALT 2 00., Indiasa avenue and Pirst oo Baltimore and Ohio Depot. B" NEETS! BLANKETS !! @EAY ABMY BLANKETS, NEW, VERY AVY, from the late Govern. ‘ment tales, cheap for cash. E.G. WHEELER, Seventh street and Canal Bridge Bouth side. OABD. UN: WOULD RE: a terennsesh Mom psrzor ‘to the fact that they have th GENCE @FFIOB. eer UF ecrry Haut House Bervante, and general help of all kinds aras tied in all cases. Special theron ‘and, : to the rom RIMM ELL & CO .C., Dec. 1, 1858. GEORGETOWN. —— Affairs im Georgetown. List ov Latrers remaining in the Post Office, Georgetown, D. C., December 3, 1868. Ladies List—Allen Miss Preciila V; Bennet Miss Alice; Bemans Mrs Annie M; Becker Ms Lottee Beard Mrs Mary A; Byas Miss Lucinda: Bradley Mrs Elizabeth; Boxall Mos Lnberta E; Clark Mrs Mary A; Jones Mrs Addie A; Killaba Ellen; Molden Mrs Saasan: Robinson Mrs Mabala; Rodgers Miss Marier Bell; Wallis Miss Mary S W; Young Mrs Mary, colored. Gentlemen's List Benedict Frank R: Brad- ford John ©; Brown Harry (2); Burley A, Brown Artbur A; Corson Capt Lucius; Darrell A M; Doyle Willie (2); Day Capt L B; Darnall J A: Donbue Michael; Graber A: Hamblin Andrew J; Head Andrew J; Hudson Willis Jackson J J: Liebling Emil, Murphy & Bro: Parsons B F; Powel: Samuel W; Hapt Jas N; George (col.); Sartain’ Henry: Smith Qapt. James; Smita Theodore W; Spaulding C; Sears Drew: Stearn Valentine; Thomas Wm H: Welch W ©; Williams Rev. Collen. Finest Orrexce.—T. D. Waters, a farme? came to town yesterday, and having pariakea too freely of the flowing bowl, was riding at a rapid rate in the street, when he was warned by officer Greene to moderate his pace. He therefore abused the officer roundly, At once arrested and carried before Buckey, who fined him #50 bigbly indignant at his arrest, but fiaally simmered down ana seemed rather pleased that he had gotten out of the scrape so easily. Tre Canat.—The arrivals since the Ist in- stant number forty-seven. There is not now a. Jorded boat in sight in the canal. though a few more will probably arrive, which are now de. tained above the seven mile locks, as it is re. ported that one of the lock gates there has given away. Menon ANTS’ EXCHANGE.—Transactions were light on "Change this morning. Ouly ss) bust. els wheat were offered, aud readily sold a: $25 IDENTINIED.—The watch and pipe found on the man Charles H. Howard, alias Olitord Lord, alias Adam (Queer, who was arres:ad here on Satarday, tor being drunk and disor- derly, and who was turned over to Dotactives Coomes and Miller upon suspicion of rob>ery. were identified by Mr. S. A. Sothoron, of Ale: andria, Tuesday. ——_—_—— Georgetown Advertisements, For GREAT BARGAINS in GENUINE and FRESH FURS of the LATEST STYLES call at the store (established tn 1840) of SEYMOUR, de 3 ot" . BY 780s. Dowris VERY VALUABLE v ON sTCDDARD STREET, GROBGE fs On FRIDAY, December uth, 1383, at four o'clock p.m . 1 will sell, in’ front of the Premises, part of Lot No. 217, Tront's a E Rew. two-story Rack Building, containing room, pantry and cellar, Water aud house, and all medern improvemen' te possession given. One third cash; balance in 6 and 12 wonths, with interest, seeured deed of trust cnthe property. Conveyancing and stamps at cort of the purchaser. Slo) will ve required when the property tx struck off de? Aad THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. LDSTEIN, LICENSED PAWNDROK No. 73 Bridge stres! r ; © “Money advanced on sl! kinds of Mer chandise. to any smonnt, and for any tim desired. at very reason rates Goods Hu snd sold. Business strictly confidential u's Int (7 40CERI ks AT REDUCED PRICES. For the convenience of my f: 8 and the pnb- lic in general. I willofier my Inrgo and well sores ef stock of ¥ Groveries to cash buyers at prices AS LOW AS ANY IN THRE DISTRIOT. I particularly eal! ati White Sugars, Cotte and preen; Te: and ntal ted. white St. and 3 por call: he District; Weleh's Fall kinds of Canned Goods. Drips, ‘and other jew; Fancy aud Staple Goods . W. i. TENNEY, jonthenst cor. High and Bridge #: NE IN DRES: Just rec: ived att superior Eng’ ish Sere: 3 Amperials so. at s2ie >, ptember price wae $1; Beautiful Molatr in nll colora, at $5 and S7Jac.; Merinoes Empresa Cloth. Alpacas acd Reps. ver) cheap Calrcors at 8 and lic. fall Madder Prints ¥revch Uhipty, Pionk i and ONILDREN Baskeo: ND CLOTHING, Cadersiothins, ots and Shoes, &c., dc., be aaa ie. 8. Suste, At 28435 7th strest, tu the second synare above Nort arket, LAR/5S, OS NTLEMEN 4580 0ND-H. WOM. WHELAN, O F street, near Treastry Buliding. se ond Beantiful Stock of Chandeli nd Gos Fixtures always on band. Duily in re ccipt of the intest and vest styles, from the North- ern! F lect exacily what you 4 in Philadelphia or New S-im"] WM. WiEELAN AT THE CORNERO scarcely deem It peceseary to nd tise onr exteurive assortment of Carpets, F ture. and Housefarnishing @o ds to of Washington, Alexandria, and Georg 'y have already D-eu very kind tm bestow! non us a very liberal share of their patron: for which they will wiedament, P uture a8 In the past, to strive to p Will please to continns to us the lik nance; but as there ism great ber atknrgers coming im to Washington dutty. we would very respectfully Invite them. as well a» our fellow-citicens of the District aud surronn4 call end examine for themselves lete variety ¥ weution in part the Fine Walnut ard other Parlor Fine Wainut Marbie top, B other Chamber Suites. ivrary, Hall, Dinite Reom, and Ohamter Furnicn’e'of every deseription. Marble-top Centre, Hall. and other Table ne Walnut Extevaion and other Dining Tabies Feuther Beds. Bolsters, and Pillows; Hair, Cottot 4 Husk Mactr and Bedding of every de pestrr, Brussels.Three tment, viz ted Marble-top aac Fir ;Iugraio. Dutch Wool. Hemp. aud Bue Ollcloths of every variety, from 44, 64,04, 54 12-4, 164 igus ots les of Matting, Hearth Bu and Door ‘a Tags variety of Ornamented Window Shades and xings: with all other necessary articles in tie Hevse Furnishing fine. Now we do net giv: prices of ony: goods tn oar ad jisement, ey thatwe hare better than put there is one thing that we do know: wr bovebt our ds for cash, and can sll as low and a8 good goods sa any other Furniture establish. ment in the District. Ouly call and exawine Multum in Parvo. a You will find 8 compicte assortment of all the above named goods at cur BRANCH HOUSE, N. 406 SEVENTE STREET went, between @ an streets north, in charge of Walter B Williame no 18-hn GREEN & WILLIAMS New YOBK CIDE . Just received 60 Bois best ERFINED NEW YORK CIDE which we warrant fo, keep aweot.. Thia a0 A Vai npertor to apy other in this market. ‘or sale by the NUKTHEBN PRODUCE COMPANY, naylvania avence, no 16 tf between 10th and lth streets. N EW ASSORTED FRENCH FRUITS, 1y Juice and Brandy. PRT hd ct ny Own portato ALso, OEANGE COUNTY BUTTER, HAVANA ORANGES, NEW BAISINS, NEW SMYRNA FIGS, very handsome, FEBSH MALAGA GRAPES, NEW CANNED VEGETABLES AND FRUITS. N. W. BURCHELL, Corner Mth and F streets, ocd . I. WILD, formeriy Tai Knabe's, ands nly “ot Bi way's Pianos, now of G. BEO."8 ‘Store, 497 lith street, becween Pa a and E street, still especial attentic tothe above. Other iostruments ine. routes, Pianos for sale, reat. =r se 90-17 toned, and for sale. change. . Anny WAGONS, HABNESS, &c , AEMY WAGONS, HARNESS, &c. ABMY WAGONS, HARNESS, ac. ABMY WAGONS, HARNESS, &c For sale cheap for cash. B. G. WHEELER. Tozl-eo'm ex sit. ANDEEW J. J0T0R 8 00., CABBIAGS BWARUFAOCTUBB 47 and 479 léth street, ‘Qttontion given to repairin . delt-me WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, (Obarted by Congress.) PaYs INTBREST ON DEPOSITS. Bonds and Stocks, Gold and Silver bought and padi netsinien patne kent Wace: A full supply of Revenue Stamps kept constantly on bend. oo 19-tf Jax coon 8 00 ABKB s Fivrsarve 812287, Orroe-ys Treasvay Buy and se atcurrent market rates, ang constantly on hand e full eupply of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, THIRTIES, ANDY OMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOUKS, BONDS, c., excoure end collections made on all acesssibie pointe. welt > F IBST BATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTOR. (of Jay Cooke & Oo.,) Prewéent HUNTINGTOR , Casnter FINARCIAL STATES, 16th streat, oppostss the Treasury Departmen: Government Becuritics with Treasurer Unite Btates, S7- ONE MILLION DOLLARS.a8 Wo buy and cell all classesot GOVERNM EN) SECUKITIES at current market rates FURNISH BICHANGE and abs Obiiection, m ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIBS OF TH) "NITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on th: MOST FAVORABLE TEAMS, and give car, fal attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRM: and to any other business entrasted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVEES MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Onshter ‘Washington, March 30, 1858. “ EE BANKRUPTCY NOTICES, pclae et nd a chiara le [> ®4encrtoy, 4 Disrnict oF Corvwria, as At the City of Washington, on the joth day of November, lots The undersicned hereby gives bo tice of bi ppointment as Assignee of WM. SAXTON, in the Oity of Washingtougwithin District. who has been adjndzed a Backrapt up: his own petition by the Supreme Conrt of «sid Di trict GEO. MASON, Attorney -at-Law, nel7-law! City Hall, Assignee. D*: BeRTens TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. WARRANTED To REMOVE ALL Dist Bacco —Is entirely vegctable and har also fan excel ent appetizer. It puri the blood, invigorates the system, possessce nourishing aud strengtheniug powers, -n ‘ables the stomach to digest the beartiest food, Rakes eleep sefresbing. and establishes robnei oaith, Smokers and cheserrs for sizty years cared Price Fifty cents per box frre. An interest- ing treative on the injurious eects of tobacco with lists of testimenials, references, etc., ext FREE. Agentswanted. Addr Dx. T. B. Anvort, Jersey City, N. J. TESTIMONIALS. PostMastEeR's Testimony. —I received a box of Barton's Anticote from Bev. J.M- Poulton, aud Sud it am effertual cure 8. Gatsuat, Connotton, Harrison Oo., Ohio. From tae UB. Treatcry. Serrrtary s Office Please sead « supply of the ANtivote. The one rece:ced has dome tis work SURELY 0. T. Egan From New Hawrcnire State Prison —Gentie meu of influence here having heen cured of the ppetite for tobacco by using Dr. Burton's Ant jote. we desire ® supply ior the prisoners of this institution sePH May Warden of N. H. State Prison. arton's Anthiote Telaimed for i: ew Albany, Ind —OxR Box oF Ax myself. It Nereg y SioRMA Ly Arsh 1m thre dete, aud ai. We. LW Ja tHE Sorturex How leorewar, Garr One box of Burton's Antidote rem 4 c aan mame. 1 take pieasnre fu recommendia, qarreaders = aaa T. ¥. Starrs, Béitor. FOR SALE PY ALL DRUGGISTS. | Trademark X Copyrishind.| D. P. HIOKLING, and Si sirect, General Ac ju! ots Burton's Av '¢ for tobacco is remove. From sogz.M a for Distr _-PPFEBEDTPOPREFEORFEEE = THOMAS H. BARRON, ST Seng tioal mechanto, I offer my SF services to the poblic ae Batider. and will W® t for ail kinds of work connected ding; superintend by thewe | Feupousibility; 30 al! ey xed per cen! 7 epare all drawings aa dddddd tons © fthout eb old 1 Tapidated buildings remodels ‘wed made GF7-slwost na good a8 when newly built. Taw" er Prepares to make practical drawings and7eR ea percitications, that any mechanic can work-—y gor TOM. At prices to suit the applicants, audapy Farrant satisfaction. or no charges made. .— $271 pledge myself to be agreeable in my bus! SZ _neee relations, and prompt ta ing alle SF my obligstions. and sak fp retarn onl the €7-sane from those who may favor me withX® so Scterence te wade to the following wei Xe ference 0. i Frown citireue:—Jonn vittle, Davia Le Morrison = 1 Jon Brown, Esqs. ws nd residence,” street south, near ew ne winute's walk from 7th st. cars. Alle mmanications through the post of 6B fice will meet with immediate attention. etttddddddddedaddddsd ct ¥ Conc DzEraRtMEnt oF Tea ivreetos. PEN Orrics. July 13th. 1906. Appitcation having been made under the act o! Jane 3, isi, for the reissne of the follows: de scribed Lend Warrants, which are alleged to have been lost or destroyed,—Notice ts. hereby oe tbat atthe date following the description of eact warrant, s new certificate or ‘warrant. f like tenor will be reiseued, if uo valid objection should ther eppeer, ©. OOX, Commissioner. No. 79.28}, for 120 acres, issued under the act o March 3.) inthe name of James Martin, aud Was grated July 2, 1855, December 19, ss. No. 23.616. for 160 acres, issued under the act of Februsry 11, 1847. in the name of Samuel Gettis Shi was granted October 4, 188. December 12 No. 47.021. for 160 acres, issned under the act of March 3, 15:5, in the nam vof abrabam Hall. and was granted October 23, 1883. J ]NITED BATES PAT. Wasuinctos, On the petition of WILLIAM F. Sta tou, Massachusetts, praying for t patent grer ted to him ou the 22 ISS. for an tmprovement in Gas Heat Itis orcered that said petition be heard at this oftce oa the lithday of January next Any 4S may oppore this extension. Obrections, depot (ions, and other papers should be died in this ofic twen 8s before o ry a ” ELisha FOOTE, t 0028 wow Comminntoner of Patenia, Gi NITED STATES PATENT OF Flu: Washincton. DO On the petition of CHa: Nash jew Hampshire, praying for the exten ited “him on the J 9 sion of & t grant Maren, isso, for as improvement in Benaol. Apparatus PPis ordered that eaid petition be heard at this office on the isth day of ebroary next. Any per son may Oppose this extension. Objections. eee. sitions. apd other papers. snould be Bled in office twenty days before the, day of bearing. SHA FOO" n630-lawSw Commissioner of Paten ‘ED STATES PATENT OFFIC eee ceatncroon DOn Boeke same ‘On the petition of NUBLE INE. of Provi de manaee Marea inst ce, = ior ‘an improvement in Cut-off Valves for Tt i ordered that the said petition be beard »: this office on the 15th day of Feb: ext. Any Pesttions aad Sibee meen eeoeld tebicd in tale ions. Siice twenty days belore the xr of ; — ELISHA Foork ne W-lawde Commissioner of Paténte, R®"ovat sD aL BES LUMBE 22. LA . ph Ht nates Dentist's ase. ‘te = Will be in walt o any quantity to Customers, rec Bue, between 10th ang lith streets. 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