Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1868, Page 2

o” ae Aha hem Oe tata a owe neesrg-« | THE CHANGE © Rather unexpectedly Mr. Disraeli, the Eng- lish premier, has thrown up his position prior to the meeting of the new Parliament. From the tenacity with which he has hitherto held to the place it was supposed that he would main- tain bis position until forced @ut by @ vote of want of confidence. Itis believed, however,that the Queen signified to him her wish that he sheuld yield at omee to the popular wish as expressed at the iate elections. In his address he condemns the resolves in favor of the dis- establishment of the Irish Church. He be- lieved the country would not sanction that Measure, but the elections show they do sus- tain it, and therefore the Ministry “feel it due to their own honor and to the policy supported | by them not to continue unnecessarily in office single day, deeming it more consistent with the attitude they hold, the convenience of pub- lic business and the influence of their party, to Tesign at once, instead ot awaiting the meeting ofa Parliament in which they must be in a minority.” He threatens unyielding opposition to the Liberals on the Church question, and naturally he assumes at once the leadership of the opposition in the new Parliament, where he will prove a most formidable opponent; his qualities of mind and temperament qualifying him peculiarly for offensive warfare. The Cable telegrams announce that Mr. Gladstone has been summoned to Windsor to form a new Ministry, This will be no easy task. Itisssnmed that Mr. Bright will form | one of the new Cabinet. A Liberal ministry could hardly be formed without him, but it is known that he will take office unwillingly on Sccount of bis health, which is very mach broken down from hard work. Though many years younger than Mr. Disraeli or Mr. Glad- stone, he is much more worn than either of them. His lungs are weak, and this summer his hair turned a silver white. The position taken by Mr. Bright against war and against capital pupishment, will also make it difficult to “piace him” in the Cabinet in a position | suited to his mark and abilities. He is admira. bly qualified to be Secretary of State tor India, by his knowtedge of the history, resources, and necessities of that country, but in that position ‘Would be obliged toorder and direct war measures and military matters in a manner entirely repugnant to his feelings and prin- ciples. It has Been given out that he would perbaps be made Home Secretary, but in this position he would be called upon to order the ‘The mata: aieadhe eteee eae | execution of condemned criminals, which, as igo ctene och to sur Gnndvenae and | Spemeempromumnoppmaent ot epi pat ~ een genta eb ored aura a cae tion of Chancellor of the Exchequer is one rely, = ae facil ap ting rail. | 2 Which he is well suited, but the work 1s too clipe Sapp! rapping et city | DENYS. Possibly he may be made Colonial soement maton city | Secretary. — nes toa mone aoe cy | _ The Marquis of Huntincton, a clever rising a a plea ae caspase se st | Y9UDE man, will probably be War Secretary, a os pede and ducking cromnds | PS?! Russell would like te be Foreign Secre- wpe mee ‘The Potomac aad the Chess, | #Y 8e8in. The Duke of Argyle will perhaps s - prorat a pmsggian on of the | B&¥e the Indian office, and the Earl of Gran- peak in Seb, ville must baye a place. Mr. Milner Gibson pines pbbeicsertep ay yrds amelie will doubtless again become President of the ‘Washington, but for want of convenient rail. rosea x bean potions Boo ‘Weses very. Toad access their supplies either go elsewhere car ooshi ps pera cntigl ia ethan pei asiaahech aere ssc sy fot isan to It now remains to be seen whether Mr. Giad- y any rou fe h the first zs ed with discriminating freight charges, somuch | (om yr elapse ope eee enhances their cost to the consumer that we | 804: but who from rigidity of temper is a poor tactician, will be able to carry through his might as well be thousands of miles away from | great measure of separating the {rish Church these opportunities. frem the State, or whether he will fail and be Place & pair of dividers overamap of the | compelled to resign. United States and it will be seen that Washing- ton city 1s nearer to all the great sources of food supply than New York is. sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con- Weare not only nearer to the rich flelisand | tains all the current news of the week: full fraparies of the South, the Southwest and | reports of the Railroad Cases, and of the Rall- ‘West, but also nearer the great distributing | road Meeting; a capital stor: EVENING STAR. Larges Creatinine Distt CROSBY 5S: NOYES..........Editor. ————————————— ASHINGTON OITY: lveus BER 4, 1568. ey BEADING MATTER ON BVBRY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR WTERESTING TELR- GRAPHIO 49D OTHBE MATTER. HOW RAILROADS CHEAPEN Feop. ‘We clip the following from the New York Times of Tuesday: The industrious poor of our populous cities m mot for want of cheap beef, cood and cheap mutton anda bountiful supply of all kinds of poultry at cheap rates. Yesterday excellent young turkeys were selling in West Wasbingtoa Market for 15 cents to 16 cents per pound. Fat dueks and chickens, as fat as but- ter and as yellow as gold, were offered at 14 cents to 16 cents per pound, without heads. ‘The beet stands are literally crowded with fair beef at 6 cents to lo cents per pound. As good bindquarters ot young bullocks as any fomily can desire were selling for 12 ceats to Ki cents per pound. Fair lambs and common mutton by the carcass was in heavy supply at 6 cents to S cents per pound. Thousands of good, tender sheep, fat enough for the palates of most people, were sold for 7 cen's per pound. As the weather is now so cool.a txmily ean purchase an entire carcass of mutton, hang it am a cool place, and it will supply them with good meat fers month without spoilmg. Hun- dreds of fore-quarters of good beef were on sale at ‘cents perpound. For most families such lean beef is far more profitable than if it were very fa!. A quarter of beef would not become ed im three or four weeks, while hanging im 8 cool cellar or room. Apples and potatoes were pever cheaper. Excellent apples, the best, are worth @4 per barrel; good apples can be bought for @; Potatoes from $2 to $3.50 by the single barrel.’ At Centre Market yesterday, in this city | the articles enumerated in the above list were | selling as follows :—Turkeys, 20125 cents per jucks, $1.50 per pair; chickens, 75 cents common, 12 cents; hind quarters, 14 cents; fore quarters, 12 cents; lambs by the car- 15 cents per pound: mutton by the car- cents per pound; apples by the bar- rel, (imferior,) $4.50; do., (good.) #6; potatoes, good, $1.30 per bushel; do., vest, $16) per bushel. ‘Tue WEEKLY STak, now on our counter for . 7 | Conrteht Art oe Points of the Northwest. We are not only | Son's Conrtship”, ety nearer than New York isto St. Louis, toOinein- | Newsi,,olitical, News: W itn Rew pati, Pittsburg, and the whole navigable por- | Propie: Useiul Items of Domestic. Beant tion of the Obio river, but weare absolutely ‘at city is to Chicago and Cieve- New York city, through its com. | peting roads and cheap freights. is enabled to supply food to its million of mouths at a third omy; Humorous Sketches; with Departmental, and Local News; Agricultural and Housekeep- and the latest Telegraphic ispatches from all parts of the world. — a of rep are | Lopan, Ne, = UL te Bela "at Ueatral obliged to pay. These speak for them- | Masonic Hall, corner of rect, on selves. They tell the whole story ot the ad- SATORDAY, EVERIN GE, the Gh instant, at 7 vantages resulting from abundant railroad ta- | ° Gest THOS. RICH, Secretary. cilities, competing lines, and cheap freights. And this matter of eheap food is one of the first importance as regards the future of our city. Washington will very soon reach its mit im growth if it has nothing to depend ‘THE LADIES FAIR FOR THE BEN- of the Bist: rs’ Parish Sc! School of § PIMANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Money js in falfly active demand in. New York and ‘7 percent, 1s demanded at ‘bank, while the greater number of loans among private lenders made at the legal rate, <= cepttoa few Lvored borrowers, on pledge of Prime ecllateral, Discounts are reported as active at is to 9 per cent. tor choice fie ted i commerc: r. Government bonds Ope: Stronger on entire li yesteniage bea nt seems to have spent its fort aud the market presents a firmer tone. ——_—$_ Government Securities. WAfntrcton, Dec. 4, 1263.—Jay Uooxe & Oo. furnish the following quotatiens of Gov- ernment securities : Buying. Seiling. e ey iy Twenties, 1864, wy Five Twenties, ieee. 108 Five T Jan. 1Wwy Five Twe oe Jan. & July, '87 Ling Shag aoa da Jan. & Jul; Wy Forties, 105% 's, Ju dS y,'67..110% aecTlly 5.20's, Jn &Jy,'68.. 110% 107% Ten Forties U5 [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Teiegrapn.} Lewis Johnson & Oo. quote stocks —_ bonds ip home and foreign markets as f0llo New YorE Dec 4.—First ‘Board —U. S. Os 1&1, coupon, 115; 6.20"s, 1s62 coupons, 111 1564, coupon, 1073; 1863, coupons, 107%; Iséo coupon, Hew, 1103; 5.20's, 156%, coupon, 110%; i.40's, coupons, 105%; Pacific Mail,116, Ohio & Miss. Certificates, Ju“; Mariposa, 3; Atiamtic Bail, none; Canton, 19; Cumberiana, 3. U. Telegraph, ; Quicksilver, 224; Bostou Warer Power, 15; N. ¥. Central, 12; Erie, 3°X;_ do. pret'd, ‘60; Hudson, 129; Reading 98;° Michigan Central, lly; Michigan South. er, Done; Llinois Centra, iss; Uievelana aud Pitisburg, “7s: Northwest, 544; do. preferred. fy Cleveland and Toledo, 1vi%: Rock Island, Fi ne, 111%; Alton & Terra Haute, Sect incleda & Wabash, OL; Adame Exp. tX Wells, Fargo & Co. Exp., 27; American’ E: Brose none; ‘United States Union, 15; Chicago & Altos, 145; aon presarred, itz, Iarket weak. Gold; iis (By Cable.] Loxpox, Dec. 4, 1115 8. m.—Consols for money, 92. Consols for account, #24492. Bonds, 74%, quiet and steady; oe Erle, 263. KrORT, 11.15 a. m.—Bonds, 759754. Panis, 11158 m—The weekly statement of the Bank of France shows a specie increase of 14,000,000 trancs, Livanroot, 11.15 a. m-—Qotton opens quiet, ated at 10,000 bales: esa nal Up- Tande, 114: Middling Orleans, 11 According to Brokers’ Circular, issued’ to-day, the sales for the week were 35,400 bales, ot which 23,000 bales were for export, and 14,0. bales were for speculation. Total stock in port, 368,000 bales, of which 44,000 are from the United States. Baltimere Markets, Te-day. Dec. 4.—Ootton dull; Middling Uplands, 24%. quiet, prices unchanged. Wheat dull—prime to choice red, $2. 25882 Corn firm—prime new white, %5a%c; yell $!.6a$1.0s, Oats firm—prime 72a75c. Rye dul Pork dull at 262826.50. Bacon. stock scaree. Rib Sides, 17; Clear Sides, 174; Shoulders, 14; Hams 18.’ Lard dull at 16}. —— Financial Matters in jtimere To-day. Baltimore, Dec. 4.—Virginia 6's, old in- 7 bid, 47, asked; do., 1°66, 01% bid, 1567, 40 bid: do. coupon, old, 55% bid, . 50% cakes, do. coupon, new, 57} bid, 5s asked. ——— Wall Street To-day. New York, Dec. $—Stock Market excited and unsettled’ Money atT per cent. Ex- change, 9%. Gold, 35%. 5-20's, coupon, 11). 1()-40's, coupon, 5X. North Uarolina 6's, 655. Virginia 6", ex-coupon, 50; asked do, new, 57. Tennessee's, 69. jas Beas New York Grain Market To New Yorx, Dec. 4—Flour unchanged Whent dull for winter, but a shade firmer. Jorn dull and droop:n; POTOMAC REAL ESTATE AND BU: 5 ING CUMPANY. _ FIRST MEETING TO NEGOTIATE LOANS, MONDAY EVENING, December 7th, 186%, at Temperance Hall, E strect, between 9th aid ‘The subscription books will be opened to dispose ofthe remaining unsold steck and certifi rates Alterations and smendments to {he constitation Rill be recetved from any. stoc subject to the ‘setfom of tho stockton’ upon but Govermental busivess. We shall BUILDING ASSOCIATION — re fa- need to avail ourselves of the immense water- Torabic, io she organization of & NEW located power ofthe Potomac and build up manufac. place oe yar’ pie er oy id me ra tures,if the city is toBavea gfowth very large- A meeting bel ooley ly beyond what it has now attained. But to LSE Decent ge ee OB establish suscessfal manufactories the first eee Apnancetat ssc Tequisites will be cheap food and cheap fuel; | Prjmenisin January, Bevactibers and, those d and the problem to be solved will be how to| “desit GEO. F GULICK, obtaim them. At present almost every kind ef | -— 7 7 = manufacturing business is driven from|((g 2° * 4° ™ GREELEY thus city by the cost of living. It Delivers a Lecture no ouly hinders manufacturing operations canine cee, SOUL EES on & large scale, but also cripples all handi- | a, te Gongregationsl Charch, caste: Teach and craft. Not a book is published in Washington mtreeta, (except by Government), becanse high prices | TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Sri for food compel the printers to demand more si ‘ for their labor than will allow competition | gspieate wnt. Oe with Northern work. Job printing, except Tickets for fale at Meszerotte Music Store. such as must be done here, goes North for the for reser’ : same cause. Our madjecute clothing dealers = are eompelled to go North for ther sup- plies for the same reason, while Balu: more, with & cheaper food and fuel supply, is able to manufacture clothing imgely. ‘The same is true of various other articles that might be manufactured bere to great advan- tage but for the single fact that the cost of liv- is too high for operative labor. Every ad, and especially every competing rail- d, we now get will help immensely in cheapesing food and fuel, thereby placing us in a position to manufacture for ourselves, and keep our money at home to be employed in building a FESTIVAL THIS EVENING AND TO. MORROW EVENING in First Baptist ‘Wrarch. 1ith street, between G and Hf, for be olent objects. ‘de lem ADJOEBNED MEETING OF THE EN BOARD KA adh KE will be re on Phas Boge nt at 7 ove er 0 fi iN 3 Sqourrobgie, Brean, Y=? CENTRE MARKET—Notice te sans given that market will beheld om and after ibe sth of this month on EVEBY DAY. except on feocase, Marker hours a7e ‘ota daylight until GREAARDT. Clerk Dente Market. oe PROPOSED TO CELEBBATE IN on ian i, the 224 instant, er. of the Pilgrims, 1 iat lays New Bngland Gentlemen interested are invited to send in tl Prem aiately to Judge SAMUSL C. Fas. ) it Office. or to call on im, fee by eo doing they will aid Ta et effecting the object. OPPOSITION TO nee BATE! La few ae oF oe ‘oue © cioek from October lst to de 3-10t Watt's Orema Hovss.—Sheridan’s spark. ling comedy, “The Rivals,” was produced in most excellent style at this cosy little theater Jast evenimg. Indeed, a better rendition, in every respect, 1s rarely to be seen at any place of amusement in the country. We have not room to referto the many good points pre- sented by the several participants in the play, but we ave real pleasure in saying that, with trafltmg exceptions , all sustained their parts admirably, and all, in turn, “brought down the Rouse.” To-night there is a capital bill,—“A Loan of $100 Tos $20,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. EVEBY ONE HIS OWN LANDLORD. BATES. s Lover,” with “Love and Murder” for the hE 7A eee ez month. by jerpiece; and wext week we are to have “The eG ut matr paciag $160 par ate. Gake sncashire Lass,” the besutifel and attractive ni play that is now filling Wallach’s nightly with poms eee Sra CRUE PEE aR the elite of New York. Br ate pothy arued: the in the company now at Wall's our citize the Interest. no that have an opportunity of securing first class cue Wik NOR EXCRED i8s ‘ertamments for the winter, if they will only . por eucourage it The manegement has done ite | POTOMAC BEAL BOTATE AND BUILDING Guty; now let the public do theirs as well, and | Every MONDAY RvEnine jaring this month the desitable end will be accomplished. I¢ | Sf Temperance Hall, B street, between 9th aad amusement leving people fail to properly sup- vorts good company when they have an op- | ((g DS" TAL MOTION — they should cease to grumble when W.#H.B: TT, D. D. managers give only inferior pertormances. ‘That hardworking and generally poorly paid class of public servants generally adapt their supply to the demand. ma om. Miss Keiio6e’s Last Concert —The fare. well concert of Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, at Metzerott Hall, this evening, will no doubt be | *T%5 cee as great a success as th’ two preceding ones. rey Linde D., Ho. 370 Ostreet, Wash- ‘There has been a great rush for seats, and the oes De ct i WALL | OPERA ‘A HOUSE. ergata SACRED C sudications are that the fashionable world will be presentin force. The programme this even- ing ts entirely changed, and embraces selections trom Donuzettt, Ernst, Arditi, Chepin, Flotow, Kieci, Rossim, Paganini, Kucken, Moulton aud Kafi. Among the gems of the evening will be the song of “Beware,” so charmingly sung on Wednesday evening; (he “Kellogg Waltz,” compored for Miss Kellogg,and sung by her, and a. duet from Crispino, by Rerselfand Signor Pew. “La Belle Helene” will be the attraction ar the National Theatre this evening, for the ben- et of the Worrell sisters. They are said to be especially good im this burlesque, which many prefer to “Le Grand Duchesse,” The revolutionary junta in Cuba deciare they Will not lay down thetr arms until Spain shall bave recognized their independence, eee eee 87 Boston bas a“Young Women’s Christian Association” with Associanion” with nifty boarders who pay from 7 Gen. Longetreet will Winter at Lyn - burg, Va. * focal and RS MeoaL rie erence Sees | Ipetttntes sp Christin BUSE, Soulsted bys agreeable Tattoo ms make it) a pleasant ev AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the pubifo may find, always, “ whet wont,” and that of the beet quality, hate ryt eat Ros ma, J. w. seer a co., Selling all thelr GOODS for cash only. They are selling @ full Dress Pattern of BLACK ALPAQA for §3 50. Goods are warranted perfect in every The particular. aud cost more to impo A sayerior CANTOR FLANNEL ‘at 20 cents per the choicest styles, at ihe folowing pri PANTALOONS Z TO ORDER I¥ OUB CUSTOM DEPARTMENT AT 4 GREAT REDUCTION. é . a wil et IMPORTATIONS of ye PADIS oe LONDON FAmOT Cass nw Rs, DEVLIN & CO., NEW YORK CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS, 221 PENNSYLVANIA ANENUE. otween lith and ST-CLASS GuoatINS ah and G GENTLEMEN'S Fi M. + W. GALT & BROTHER, DEALERS IN DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, FANOY GOODS, &c. NEW STOBE, QRQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STRERTS, Agents for the AMERICAN WATOB COMPANY, Waltham, Massachusetts, Also, For PATEK PHILLIPPE & CO., Geneva, And for the saleof the Gorham Manufactaring UNRIVALLED ELEOTRO-PLATED WABE. del 6tit PAL u. ornts « co. rie CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION. | """™™ "*°® ™®° ONLY aT 340 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, de3im NEAR NINTH STREBT. CC "ins ao cue voor COO 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, (Between 9th and 10th streeta,) ALEXANDBINE’ DESPRE’S, ALEXANDREE’s, COUBVOISIER’s, Ladies’, $2. Gent.’s, $2.25, B7-150 DOZEN TBEFOUSSE KID gers. at $1.60, worth $2. Barva. PRESENTS. FANCY SILVEB WABI and @ great variety of other new and elegant 8, Designed for BRIDAL PRESENTS. M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewelers, STORE, No. 280 Pennsylvania avenue, 6tif _ Between Eleventh and Twelfth sts, Cheese. ail Hinds of Chotes Teal -$m* oo 4 GEORS, CORDIALS, 29th and toa of all Pure Sorente 4 Parmigiano Wi & MPORTERS oF now: NOVELTY FOUNDRY, AND MACHINE PARKERSBURG, WEST VIBGINIA. We have on hand one Portable Steam 8 w Mill of25 Horse Power that we will sell at our works for $1,700 cash; also, several portable engines suitable for threshing machines of 10 horse power; « fa THe po several portable engines off wheels from 15 to © new or second hand machinery, engines or from, woald do well 0 cell or edirens I. J. LEEBE & CO., Parkersburg, West Virginia. no 2B-Ly » ot near 7th street, ‘ES PATENT, orr. Se s ecgmbar he pet On tl pent d 356, ¢ Fr = {Eprovement in Machines lor Manion Con’ ane. is ordered that sal4_petition be heard at this = the 18th day of Febroary next. Any person cgposs tinexteusion, Objections den vatie pepere Cay be ao im this office —— “Eine FOOTE det-lawsw Commissioner of Patents, Darss @oops. ‘We offer an immense stock of DRESS GUODs. Arso, snperb stock of STRIPED SKIBTINGB, in- Sudibe the celebrated Boman style noe uz” ONE PRICE ONLY. 408. J. MAY & CO 308 Pa. ave., bet 9th aud 10th ats, de 3tit E AND COMFOBT ! cep out the a wuss and DUST. ins ae revel ‘tle of Sashes, with IMPROVED RUSBB! ¥ MOULDING Upon your Doors and Windows, Wiil last a life- ma. AND DURABLE HE! ‘ONOMY eadbe BEST WEATHER BTAIP in the world. * ne BUILDERS’ DEPOT. 562 SEVENTH Opposite ‘Ocntre Market. Suare manres. _de3-tf have at our new warercome, No. 243 PENW- srLvaxta "AVENUE, between ath end 13th streeta. the largest and beet assortment of (SLATE MARyLs rer ollered for sale in the District of Please call and examine before purchasing. 60. H.W. HAMILTON extensive stock of DUO! LINDE: BUILDERS HARDWARE, 2s sAsH” AT BUILDERS’ DEPOT, $62 SEVENTH STREET, des. tf Opposite Centro Market. Cantstmas. rove. cuRISTMAS. 456. 456. M. P. LERCH, 456 Penns. svenu —- Sd and 4% streets, to Py rewith announee tom my Srionts anf the pab- od eared Saeearee Bricea Scase wah son betore purchasing’ Sess “All colors of Berlin Zephyr at 25 cts. an ounce, Crochet work done to order. aa de2-Im 456 Pa. avo., bet. Si aad ae ade, SHAFFIELD® FRENCH CONFROTIONERY sr skDEALOON 246 ERRMOE SV ARES Aranvz. Bib ies. Suna Anh ro peered SBEAT B: — in oes PIANOS, No. 4! CHARA ha Poratons. fiat erived ual or tate, se RSH WHITES te Wall's Horse Basast. T.xDw. Chany : ie Pe then: ie. ee woop, Top 0 s “FRA Sree New BOOK 8. JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.” Wade tie Willows, 32 332 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts. ir we ir shelves. the jsomest ‘and most erled meena the line ever displayed t ian eae 1 ieeay | it as which ‘ba ‘in Baltimore, fg too aH it that ha’ on each Soneby SR. ett tho an & ian me Boys: WHITE SHIBTS, BOYS’ UNDEBSHIRTS aud DBA WEBS. te] BOYS’ SOCKS, all sizes, BOYS’ GLOVES, BOYS’ SUSPENDERS, At McLAUGHLIN’S, 280 Pennsylvania avenne, Between lith and 12th streets, Next to Galt’s New Jewelry Store, nots lw. .H. BPUBGEON. Gleanings among the “rlapohstie’s Diary EP ‘PALGRAV! Tot 8 OF PLA tise OFT at the METBOPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, vi. # TOUS call K OF ay5e vant 'Y OF : ein laid froountars tad tn thelt show cases apd on = wavoall was ‘Colds, 8 host and Dinos 5 toon 80 enrol nvely att Ttimnte wes Cntr The Race ve sale ined tn any. ¢, Washington; or from any Whol 336 pee sis ATENGE, And ¥ Cite Trovise, Paris, oa? CLOTHING, &c. A. SAKS & C9. GENT’S DEPARTMENT. Bear in Mind All Men's Clothing Sold by this Firm are Made Ezpressly for Them, and are con- sequently Better Troae”, than Clothin, Sold by Northern Manufacturers, who Manufacture not knowing who will wear them. PRICE List: BUSINESS aoe. SACK STYLE. SHEEP'S GR. DOMESTIC MELTON. X,9u, BORA Tw ALL mintee se Apa, 13, $19 FINE CassiM ERE” (920, 2, : DRESS SUITS—COAT FROCK 8TYLF. CASSIMERE (all shades, kinds, &c.), $13, 2), 22. BEAVER. OASTER, and MOSCOW, $m, 23,30, BLACK RACK COATS. $5 to BLACK FROCK Cons, Sisto $00 GOOD ARTICLE, al BLACK PANTS, from $5 to $23. OVERCOATS, OM ELTON (ileavy), Pe 3 VE = PETERSHAM (thres ote), IMITATLOS sy > te ‘sis ee CELLAR, all colors. 0 FALL UVEHOOATS, $7 to 915. LIVERY @UITS: HUNTING SUITS! ROBES DE CHAMBRE! CAPE OF ALL KINDS! CARRIAGE ROBES! A. SAKS & CO., 617 Sevextu STREET, Bet. La_ave. and D street. $10 Do%-2w WALL, ROBINSON & CW., No. 322 Pennsylvania Avenue. ESTABLISHED 2% YEARS. CHEAPER THAN 7TH STREET! CHEAPES THAN ANY STREET !! TAKE NOBODY'S WORD. COME AND SEE. EXAMINE OOR STOCK. COMPARE PRICES. SATISFY YOURSELVES ACT ACCOBDINGLY. Many persons suppose, without investigating, that they can buy cheaper on 7th street, orinamal | | Tratns between WASHINGTON AND BA’ shops, than they can on the Avenue,or at anexten- | MORE and SASEINGTON Am ye WEeT, sive first clase establishment. This is entirely « mistake, and a very costly one, as any one can sae reason that ® SINGLE FIRM, having ® coxPLeTE stock of everything fh ir ine, with RIENCE OF MANY YEARS, BUYING LARGELY in the CHEAPEST MARKETS, and doing @ busi }300 000 cansell goods at @ Less FiT, and of course ® GREAT DEAL LowsR, than they can possibly be sold by ten different firms, whose storks are incomplete, who bay in small lots, and consequently at Aisher prices, and whe must pay from their divided profits the combined expense of én separate business stands and fifteen or toenty different domestic establishments, 18N’T EVERY WORD TRUE? ISN'T IT BUSINESS SENSE? ISN’T IT COMMON SENSE? WE THINK THEY OAN. WE BELIEVE IT’S TRU. ‘WE CAN PROVE IT Is. GIVE US A CHANCE. Wedon"t ask or expect any personto buy rom Usfor our bencAt, but beeause we can make it ruEiR INTEREST to do so, To demonstrate this to satisfaction of all we have only to repeat Come and See. OUR STOCK Is COMPLETE. OUB PRICES LOW AS THE LOWEST. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., _DOU-Bwkiw 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVB. Now 1s raz roe TO BUY YOUR WINTER CLOTHING. BOY'S SUITS, 5—7—-S—9—-10 BUIT. 10—12—-15—18_20 suIT. “ LAST YEAR'S STOCK, AT Liss THAN ono BOUGHT At avo- SYERORATE st 22. con gn. e us Se pe, Teds gs es gs, THESE GOODS WILL BE S0LD REGARDLESS OF Cos?, CALL, BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHEER, At TRE GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING sToRB, 460 Bevenrn Srzzrr, ° _2o18-im Opposite the Post Office. Bors: axp yours DRESS ABD S0HOOL CLOTAINe, A large stock just received for FALL AND WINTER WEAR. STEPHENS & 00., 310 Penasylvanis avence, bet. oth and 10th strects, on 4-02 FF. Saramncne, (Beccesser to H. ¥. Lovpo: CITIZENS, ARMY AWD NAVE MERCHANT TAILOB, snsit me: 308 Penn, evenan, Wessiagon, Pe cau oa ‘ashington ais ‘AW’T ANY BODY SBE IT? aaat --nen81.000,000 4 a Ofice—No. 71 Bp ee em door east of Seventh street NOCHARGR FOR POLICIES OR REVENUE GROVER & BAKER'S =e | ose Sika uaaee its hn on the mata rman SEWING MACHINES, CHARLES RNAP, Presi as Davis #GAITEER'S, | yope p. LARNER Ceuta” ers t ERT I, OAK PLANE, 1, 1%, 2, 2%, Bana 4 oa T BUARDS AND PLASK, %,X.,1,15, Bont koe anak %.3, 1; 2; Send ¢ taches, Ghat dition Geteeil” oA Fees $¥ieels Soa m5. Pine AT 91.10 PER DozEn, 5+ Fei 008 Cunstnn a ac ra and 84 ahs ane ALL OOLORS BEST SEWING SILK, ror MACHINE OR HAND SEWING, ‘Always on hand, at DAVIS 8 GairueR’s, no -im’ 90 MARKET SPA Pia Tor CLOTHING, &c, “NATIONAL THEATER. THR srprpayy EVEN! w BENt F Beets oetate the Regtioh rena 0 NEW STORE. ‘ iY " To concleds with Hs . THE Gow Pan NOTHING. HIGS SERIE wil! srpes: In tor ape Naw “tr zee” WALLS OPERA HOUSE ALL WOOL UNDER: Ts Humphrey Biand. essere Lewis Baker, Manager AND DRAWERS. aad 4. ses hiener _GESTLE Shed Mr Mark Sm ‘The lathest and best assortment ever offered in a this city at retail. | Gertrmde (with sone he Bi chor Baker i LOVE axr me a | Mickey, «withwong and ste 44.0 Davenp On MONDAY—THF LANCASTURE L BLIND TOM CONCERTS AT OPD FELLOWS HALL WHITE SHIRTS. Every Bhirt warranted to ft or morale. Ready. | THUESDAY, PRIDAY, and SAT! RDA) ' De Ae 3.4, F mado or make to order et ee ee Last night but thee of hukp Tow The Wonde.tul Negre Bos Plaats SECOND GRAND MA TINER SATURDAY AP GLOVES NOUN. at 2 o'clock 2: 9: Sela eil Gad Waa be aa OF all kode and all prices rerott’s Music Bt inert : the . THEATER © GRAND COMBINATION, ITALIAN AND GERMAN OPERa. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY CoMNERETS BONDAY, DECRMPER 14 165 1m next Monday * papers, tell. Mep.. Chron | de® tt L —-MI8S KELLOGG with gonoraliy vx 0 RCC wmedate Tt) uum © of citizens and friends of MIBS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG who have been unable to se-nre good sents for the certs, HOSIERY, English, French and German, very low prices. SCARFS, BOWS AND TIES. ‘We ars constantly receiving the very Ist styles, aad keep the largest assortment to be found anywhere. Roeas the Management Bes determiacd OBE MORE GRAND CONCERT } : On FRIDAY EVENING. December 4th, ai p.m Miss CLARA LOCISA KELLOGG, Mise ALIDE TOPP KOPTA, LOTTI, PETRIULT, GbOSOURTE. #, Wednesday, December Hal es) S, ke., &e., A fall line just received. Agr cauuerr. 304 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. awe NINTH AND TENTH STREET wi we gee of Ol PAINTINGS; Ger- POMADES AND | ENGRaY, BEST PERFUMERY, Tours, 8. P. EreHEGN buack SOAPS, BRUSHES, COMBS, eee Buvare rioTeRE Pasnm, ConDs UMBRELLAS, CANES. amesmade to orien, 5 NOG Ie1y as En Large stock always on han! at reasonable prices. pres 3 KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY. ote SRE, ATEBNE. oMPoRIe | Metropolita we alers tS ait eee Be future a a lin’s New Store, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE pen for reception of Pay For A are ° cr bye geonnntclens circa, < ‘nition’ For Misses an day. th hureday, aod Saturday tr: =e or Geuticmen—Mouday, Wednesday, and Sat ‘- Between Ith and 12th streets, no 2-Iw next to Galt's New Jewelry Store. RAILROADS. A™ THE THIRD ANNUAL BALL A Baurmonn AND OHIO BAILBOAD, URBANITY As-cCIATION MARINDS 404 DE WY WasnIncton. Ee a Ninthaud T MONDAY EVENING, DEC. Tr, 1565 sro now runes Te, One DOLLAR. atmir * » 34:20 and 7:36 P. m. “FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. Leave daily ex: oot Bute, and 2 ena¢ P. M. ede! 7 = M. — Aanapolis on Bunday. swift bet antial fame: eet el ace =n an” at Ne ROBPOLE, ALEX ‘art nor AN and GEC STEAMBOAT LINES. vat Tand 9:30 A.M. 7 SaaS aa FOB AE: EW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY Bo train to KDAYS. arriving at J ork MONDAY wish sine ork MONDAY ne. conn ine et Norfolk h the steamers — Merchants en: a acibaac . _ sod py BOSTON. te pre- h freight at much reduced ravage and other penece through Baltimore wiaed RS Freight — Boston sh: be cot wed te carcofT. A WILLIAMS 80. Serle: eae tnform: ites ie 2 nd Wharf look of a Ly ‘oatr, ork avrnue and Int 4 aes 2 Department _— savers JW THOMPSON, President ASHINGTON New EXPRESS ssl bi their _ te oe cam tes ed at their = eck Secs put in the bag: s For Ne ¥ Phtiadelphta, Boston, see = ths Throgs Lines if a hk WELSON, Master of Trangporta GEO.S. ROONTE. General Seeste Taras, LINE BETWEEN W. PHILADELPHIA, AN’ BEW YORK. ee nov NEW YORE aun; wasn TEOTOM STBAMSHIP eon WASHINGTON AND BE ron aa follows, viz W | THR ONLY WEEN spine ve 7 Lite as » YORK, seishont change of # DISTRICT.” ame masa. ies ‘and This sunt ame bereafter ran two Steamers aweek, FOR 1 DELPHIA. : yon Nhuoday) ar 8 A, M. ead Kea'eve Sesion a Wednesday at 12 ving Georgetown every Monday et 4p. m. Day. And every Th: simy at °. the | Leave for nee FACET oa, and Phils- Sod every Tharsiny at “ deiphia at 3: ae S40P. mM. oe ke Benton ae rgen be had in the day. 406 Pen tickets at t] ave the! residence, car. for schedule between << Tieke closes, nom ‘G40.8. KOONTZ. Agent, Washington, ving ‘wa LADIES GS admission to OULD NOT FAIL TO Tickewe tor eae al 8H ocihese ta the principal Hotels, and ‘Arrow can be cba oxtvets | STOP AND EXAMINE Sitbe er eeonck Shoras oe board,or to JAM jent, Of ce Wil THE FINE ASSORTMENT = or LAOES, EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS. GENUINE BUCKSKIN GLOVES. | MANTFACTCRED BY JACOB BAMSBURG & 80, | Georgstowe, B _B7_GLOVES m. end all kinds of FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS, at DAVIS & GAITHER'’S, 20 Market Space. DE TO : im Nasionan osion riz rssvnaxce co. | OF WASHINGTON. ! CAPITAL