Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet CROSBY 6. NOYES... sees Editor. WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY.......DECEMBER 10, 156s, | M7 EKAVING MATTER ON BVEBY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- | GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTE. ——————S=SSSaaaS== ‘The Affaire Baudin,"—that is the laying of | 4mmortelles upon the tomb of the martyred | PStriot and the movement townrd the erection of & mopument to his memory,—i« still, aseord. ang to our cable dispatches of yesterday after- Doon, exciting the ire of the French Goyernmeny , and being made the pretest for bringing liberal newspaper people to griet. Whether the | Emperor dors not lose more than he gains 0¥ the course of Bis irstruments in this matter | may perhaps be questioned; but it is clear that the prominence gtven t» the subject now csunot bat serve to recall incidents of the pas! Wich | must be unpleasant to: His Majesty. aad to revive an interest in the tragic ts of M. Baudin, the alleged object of the demonstra. tions, who, it will be remembered, was @ deputy of the Freneh National Assem. | Diy whieb, in 151, succeded in ontlawing the President. Upom the call of that body for | all good citizens to take up arms in deteues of | the Constitution, he went bravely to the var- Ficades and encouraged ‘he workingmen to Nght. One of them retorted jeeringly that they Were not going to risk their lives to save for | him bis twenty-five francs (official pay) a day. Whereupon, with inst strange enthusiastic | courage so peculiar to BIS Tace. he replied that | be would “show them how a man could die | for twenty-five francs & day,” and, mounting the barricade, fired upon the advancing troops, and instantly fell dead, riddled by a return volley. Considering the length of time Bandin has slept vanoticed in his grave,and considerinc, also, the virulent manner in which the Gov- ernment is prosecuting those who affect to horor bis memory, it is pretty safe to conclude that the offensive manifestations are regarded by the Government as a sign of hostilicy to the ‘impire rather than of reverence for their pre- tended subject, and that its harsh measures are | based upon this interpretation. If this view is correct, we may look for stirring news from France betore long, unless a more conciliatory policy 1s inaugurated. Everything which serves in any degree to condense or preserve articles of food tends to cheapen the cost of living, and conduces, as a consequence, to the comfort and prosperity of the Iaboring classes. We notice with great plessare, therefore, the announcement that a gentleman of Gloucester, Mass., has recently invented an article which, it is claimed, pos- sesses the peculiar property of keeping meat, poultry, fish, etc., in a perfectly natural and ‘fresh state for any length of time. The article or subsiauce in question is said to be similar to | salt, in being soluble in water, bat is almost entirely devoid of taste or smell. It is stated, furthermore. that it is not very expensive, ani contains nothing deleterious. ‘The editor of the Gloucester paper has exam- ined specimens of pergie, cod, and haddock which bad been im the mew preparation ten, seven, and four weeks, respe-tively, and he says the flesh wasas firm, fresh, and good in every respect as if just caught from the water. In addition to this testimony, i a that | scientific men who have examined tue a: express surprise that have not been sconer dise If these statements be true, and we see no reason to doubt them the invention in ques. tion is destined to work a revolution in provision business. so far, at least, as the sential elements of meat, poultry, game, aud fish are concerned. They can be carried to every part of the world, in a tresh state, with- out the use of salt or ice, which are large items in the expense of preserving provisions, and which add also very considerably to the cost of their transportation. Particularly will it be useful to all sea-going people; but in the fact that the new invention will make available to | Temote quarters the treasures of the sen, the cattle on the rich and distant prairies of the southweet, and the came of our boundless for- ests, its chief value will ite,—for, in the pro- | portion that these things are accomplished will the cost of living in all parts of the coventry be Teduced. Our city cotemporaries are very justly com- plaining of the shabby manzer iu which the caty press were treated at the White House ia | the matter of grving out copies of the Presi- dent’s Message. As early as Tuesday night copies were given to the agent of the Associ- ated Prees to be mailed for the use of the jour- als throughout the country connected with that Association, and copies were also given, through some favoritism, to the representa. tives of Brick Pomeroy’s paper, and the Cai- cago Times, another “red-hot” party paper. ‘Yet the papers of this city were not able to get | copies wutil 11s. m. yesterday, and then only after the most tedions circumlocation had been gone through at the White House in the way of procuring large numbers of copies and en- veloping them to be sent to Tom, Dick and Harry before the Washingten prees was sup- plied. The result of this brilliant piece of Bunsbyism was that the message had bea published three hours in New York and Oni- cago before the Washington papers were able to get a line of it, By employing an extra | force of printers, and by great exertions, we | were able to put it on the street the momen: | the reading was commenced at the Capito! Dut it certainly was a trial to the temper to be Put to ail this inconvenience and expense so unnecessarily. And why the Washington ps- pers, who have never yet broken faith by the Premature publication of official documents, sbould be thus discriminated against, is the strangest part of the whole clumsin: BRICKLAY ERS’ ConVESTION.—The delegates totbe National Bricklayers Union will mee im this city on the 11th of January next, to de- Iiberate upon questions of interest to the entire trade im the United States’ There are now about 10,000 bricklayers organized toto unions ‘throughont the country, and it is believed that the approaching Convention will adopt meas. ures that will Isrg-ly increase the numbers And influence of these locas unions, and, if pos- sible, do away with strikes, Exch Union is entitled to three delegates, but one may cast | three votes whenever the remaining two are Sbsent. In view of the lace strike at New York, and the conspiracy trials growing out of 4, this Convention will be an important one. Tus Orgea —The commaation which Mr. Maretzek proposes to bring before the Wash- ington public at tae National Theater next ‘Week, comprises a chorus of sixty, a grand or- ebe®tra, and such experienced artists as Brig- nolt, Habelman. Hermanns, Beott:, La Grange, Agatha Siates. Mss McCulloch, Madame Kot. ter, Cellini, Wilhelm Formes, Oriandini, and Antonucci, The box shee: tor the six nights opemed at Metzervtt’s thie morning, and the este of tickets is progressing rapidly, ‘Tne | cperas to be cree are “Traviata,” «Paugt,’ ober! * «The Sicilian Vespers,” | has been taken up at Rome, w! The correspondent of the New York Times, | tolegraphing from ‘bis city ia regard to the publication in some of the aewspapers of tain ofBcial Sone before they had been pre- ake disgracetul bbie over “The result of cotul aqaabble o} tbe The revul of i Je of reports, with ite thefts and violatiogs Cf solemn promises, rit “old practice ot een the Message and Reports | to Congress in writing.” That some such rule will come to be adopted, if the abure compiained of is continued much | longer, we Daye little dombi: but it cannot be | enforced with justice or propriety against the i, newspapers. So far as we know, published here bas ever broken faith with the President or the head of a De- partment or Burean who tarnished it with a copy of any report or paper on a promise that it should not be made public betore a given time. ‘The prnctice of farnisbing sdvance copies to the press isa good one, because, in the first place, 11s am sccowmodaiion and a saving to newspaper publishers, and in the second, it in- sores the early publication of impertant docu- ments in @ proper and correct form. But these advantages are both lost when corres- pondents or publishers violate an agreements expressed oF impliec, and print reports in ad- Youce for the purpose of leading cotemporaries who are old-fashioned enough to draw a dis- | tucuion between bad faith and legitimate en- terprise. We hope, therefore, if the rule sug- gested is tobe adopted, that just discrimina tion will be observed in its enforcement, Only | the guilty sheuld be punished, Comic Orena.—“Barbe Bieu” was performed by the Worrell Sisters at the National Theater Jast evening, to a crowded house. President Johrson and bis grand children occupied a private box. On his entrance the orchestra | played “Hail to the Ohief;” whereupon he appeared at the front of the box and bowed his acknowledgments, being greeted with applause. Of course almost any extravagance within the bounds of propriety may be produced in the acting of such broad burlesques as these English versions of Offenbach’s sparkling comic operas, but the exwberance of the per- formers should always be modified by grace of gestures and motion. In this particular the French are au fait. The acting last night needed little of this indeseribable finish, of which we have tried to convey an idea, but seemed, ney- | ertheless, to be very acceptable to the audience, The music of “Barbe Bleu” is very pleasing. | and was given with spirit, The piece will be Tepeated this evening. Caearest YuT!—The President, in his mes- sage to Congress, thus figures on the public debt: “The general impression as to the exorbitan- cy of the existing rate of interest nas led to an inquiry in the public mind respecting the con- sideration which the Government bas actually Teceived fot its bonds, and the coaciasion is becoming prevalent that the amount which is obtained Was in real money three or four hun dred per cen’. less than the obligations which it issued in return.” The blosted bond-holders certainly have an uncommon good thing of it if the Presilent’s figuring is accurate, They get te bonds for nothing, and Government pays them a large premium for taking them! Who woulda't “bloat” arder such propitious circumstances? BF There is arumor in Chicago, said to be well authenticated, that Dr. John’ McMullen, pastor of St. John Roman Gatuolic Chureh in that city, who left there some mouth since to | prosecute an appeal agamst Bishop Duggan, bas so far =ue: controversy ded in bis mission that the ween the Bishop aud his clergy here all parties been summoned to appear concerned hive | Sud be beard before the Supreme Tribunal of the Chure! S7-Mr. Douglas Love, foreman at the Dat- moid mine, on George's Creek, about eight miles trom Frostburg, Md., was called upoa at his residence on Sunday night, and whilst standing in his door two pistols were dis- charged at him, a ball from one lodging in mis bead. He expired ina few moments, and his Assassins escaped. S7The New Dominion Parliament has been farther prorogued until January 16 A MEETING OF THE LiQU0B DEA iS. x ASSOCIATION. wilt be held, at jon, Ball Cy aaa ber ith, BOYLE, President JAS. T. MCGOWAN, Rec'y tt WESTERN MAGKRT mil ee nnge gn a y given that d biter the Wi oF thts mo wD SeaTeene, migeae Oh ae aainate until 1 o’cloc! 1m Uctober 1 to WILLIAM COKE, de 10-1t Clerk nt Wostorn Markst, Fifth neret et and ond Virgiata ave naten' widress by T. French ‘Mombers: tn oo standing of sister Ledges ‘are fraternally invti TRE REGULA ONTALY MEETING ofthe Be Beeb toitere of the COLUMBIA C RATIVE ieee tp pL Ae30- CIATION, for the ronne of 4 id sale of mene? ee a HIS (i arade ENING, Tm Srelocks af Tewperance: Halt. Ewer oth and 204 F WHITNEY, Becrstaiy. Tena, EFI no WARD RE REDAY, December 10th, 1568. _de 9 2t {Bepub. and Chron.) SExTH woann ING SyOgIATION oF Pepe ly fd | Tete All be belt seccistion w' seiner OR FRIDAY EVENING NEXT. the present incambess bation Srndeted tae tinis: resent incambent having tende! bation "WILLIAM KING. de? 3° retary. = EVERY DAY MARKET —The Northern Market i« 0 daily until 1 @’clock and turd: il le irdeyeuntilD-™- 9 A. LANGLEY. des.St* Clerk of Market NOTICE —Gentlemen who have sent in their pames. and others interested in cal ebrating, on the evening of the 22d instau Landing of the Pilgrims. are requ ted to meet ‘at Hotel, (jormerly Bunk pesite the Hotel. Penna. avenue, on TutusDay EVENING Dec. 10th, a&5 o'clock, to take such Scion ae will effect th oh object in view. "LO.F ENDEN. ons ren oa SACBED sae T POSTPONED. toanpounce that, on bave pera nested ae count of the sickness among the singers, the SACKED come CERT at Wall's Opera House will = take place until SUNDAY EVENING. isth TION TO HIGH BATES OF I ee roar BH BATES OF L¥ $100 TO $20,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, BVEBY ONE HIS OWN LANDLORD. BATES. LE) v1 22.80 per month. @3/00 by wFiiSS Pree a, Bey ree A mee sWo ebyp van 30 ‘per moat! }20.00" Dy peving |S per montn. men: ‘Payments to continue ae Joan with interest at 81x PER CEN an BUM. ‘able monthiy, is retar: The above rates inciade theluterest. 19 monthly payments WILL NOT EC amounts as stated POTOMAC REAL, ESTATE AMD BUILDING ONDAY BVENING during this month sirtenberance Hail, street, between Sek aad ME - at 4 pened VAT BYaN- Hall at tho corner of il remaim open devise will Hate the Tib lastest, Vo, the Hf nnn aeoete, end wi! 6 nin NOTIOS. H. BARRETT, D. D. 8. es (Formerly Ma Philede and «Trovatore,” also “f-\ Diavolo™ as a | matinee. . | Au ege-dealer in W hus bem-iruit Bceording to He bas a board with three boles in it, by which he grades the | 2!f a5 eee Exchange. ‘@ suppose the egz-dealer in question is subjected to some ridicule on account of his device; but really he has taken a step in the Tight direction. ‘The only correct and just ‘way tosell eggs is by weight, as they are sold jp wapy picces ip Europ: Taking “the run Frow Freneb & Richardson. agents tor the onerd Seott Publishing ( the La rierky Lovers of fine acting would uo wel! to zo wud see Overs House EF Ibe Syanieh for the 1h Lee: acd the Ooastituent Covtes will meee op the 15th oi January. Fthingtor., ODIO, setts | | Harvey Lonesle ra “The Laxcasuire Less,” at Walls; Or sti kilifelly rformed. ve teacted versome pain by Performed. Pure Ninos Ozie. Prof TL. Buekinguane Prof. dames Traman, B,D. Prof 0. T Barker, D. D. 8. Widman, M.D.,D. D.8. pe oa of Legal Gurice Peiieae . 376 Saree rr ington, B. TRE ~ “LADIES Cy ST BOLIC caeRCN ere at Carroll Hall om 0 weeks. “Ale ‘ene; and Ornamental Holiday Presents A st. ‘DOMINIOK H sre M EXTENSIVE BOOT AND | Where she pei woet.” and SEVENTH STEEET, 1oprg ors oath of K and Morthers Market, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Money is in more demand in New York, and rather firmer. The banks and trust comp.nies gemerally sellat7 per cent. on call joans. and | some private bankers who have been lending at 6 per cent. aye uow asking 7 per cont. The Cave is odlling im deposits trom tue de} im that city and at some points ot iy ‘this Treasury, the banks afe still re- Siting largely to the South. The discoant ‘het continues easy, the supply iF a being moderate, and Prime names current at 7a8 per cent. Govern: ‘Waserretom, Dec. 10, 18%6.—Jay Cooke & Oo. furnish the following quotatiens of Goy- 1465. Five Twenties, —_ & Taiy, 5. Five Tweuties, J. . Five Twenties, Jan. & Jul; Ten Forties....... a aud Brokers’ Telegrapn.; Lewis Jopuson & Qo. quozestoc! ia bome and foreign markets as follow: New Youre Dec 1).—First Board—U. 8. 6's £1, coupon, if 364, coupon, 107 coupon, ew, Liv 1040's, coupons, 15 Miss. ‘Ceruticates, Bi ere, 864; Liinois Central, 14; Cleveland and Pitsburg, +44: Northwest, 7s; do. preferred, Clevelsna and be covage jon Island, Alton & Terra Haute Adams Exp.,35'5; xp. 26; American Ex- ; United Staves Express. 45; Mi cbants” mion, 15%: Chicago & Alton. Lit do. preferred, 140. “Market steady. Gold,135 alié,. ets, To-day. Balrimogs, Dec. 10.—Cotion, firm but quiet, 2. Flour firm and active, prices unchanged. eat dull; nommally lower. Corn firm; ite, 90a. Oats, | firm, 73975. Kye, . Pork firm. 7 on—stock searce: Rib Sides, 17; Olear les, 164; Shoul- ders, 14; Hams 18. Lard firm at 1616) Financial Matters in Bartimony, Dec. 10.—Virginia 6's, old tn- geribed, 1565, 45; bid, re 10. 1565, 52 bid; 0. 9 44 asked: do. coupon, old, 53 bid; do, new, 6: bid. — - es New York Grain Market To-day. New York, Dec. 10.—Flour 5al0 cents better. Wheat a shade firmer, but quiet. Corn dull and drooping. Wall Street To-day. New York, Dec. 10.—Stocks weak and vn- settled. Money active at? per cent Exchange, 9%. Gold, 36. coupon, 11, 10-40's, con pin, 54. North Garoling te, 654; new, 63. Virginia 6's, new, 67% eg Dry Go The tone of the market for domestic cottons bas somewhat improved. and there is a better disposition among jobbers to increase their stock, but prices do not give way sufficiently to induce heavy purchaces, The standard makes are comparatively firm, but in some of the less popular brands there has been a con- cession to the purchaser of half cent a yard. In unbleached cottons there is a firm tecling among the manufacters’ agents and a decided disposition to hold on to their stocks for the bighes! prices at the opening of the season 1508, There is but little doing in bleached sheeting and shirting, and the same condition of affairs as in unbleached goods. But jobbers and the great shict manufacturing houses will be under the necessity of making their pur- chases soon; and the manufacturers are confi- dently anticipating an active demand, which will sustain if not advance prices. New York Mills at 25, and Wamsuttas at for and’ 30 for 5-% In printing cloths a firmer feeling obtains. bat sales have not been large during the week. Prints baye sold more freely than during the previous week, but mostly in the new pxt- terns. The old styles are slow of sale, but prices are steady. In the miscellaneous lis cotton goods there is nothing special to noti the sales being mainly in smail lots to make up assortments, without any material variations in rates. Muslin delaines are in fair demand, and the sales of choice colorings are compara. tively lively. Prices are without change, Woollen goocs of all descriptions are {dull thongh there is some considerable demand in cloths and coatings suitable for the near tradi at this season. The trade is about over for In cassimeres and satinets there is very Little doing. Some of the Spring styles of fancy cas- simeres are already in the market, and the large clothing houses are giving their orders for tue next season, but the samples are few as yet Fiannels are selling in small lots for the cur- rent trade, bnt without any cbange of rates worth noticing. Blankets, as usual, at this season, are dull and sales small; prices, bow- are firm, particularly for the lower In foreign goods there 1s bat a limited trade, except for seasonaple goods for the city and neighborhood. Cotton yelvet and water- Proof goods haye been in very good demand Aud prices bave advanced. The auction rooms have been weil supplied, and considerable enles have been made at forced prices. Impo' tations are very small: the steamers from erpool, Havre and emall cargoes.—N. 486 jaltimere To-day. 486 BEFORE PURCHASING YOUR HOLIDAY PBESENTS, CALL AT MARKEITERE’S, No. 486 SEVENTS STREET, del0-6w" Between D and F ste. Mobxs ees a NABLE D Ss MAKING BOOMS, hate ty shore eee Ue AncoRDING: TO" THE a gt TS LATEST PARISIAN STYLES. Dek giaraotied to nit. © modera: Theatrical and Fancy Dresses made. del0-lm Joux A. THOMPSON, DRUGGISBT, Cor, 4 avy H Stxexts amp Mass. AVENUE, WABHINGTON, D. ©. Personal attention gtv. Physicians’ Preecriptior ornight. ABTS SQUARED DEALING OAR! Ny Hk PAPERS alwazs | s for ealay diel 4 de3w HUN & BESTOB, 402 Penusylvania avenue. JANOS: Ke. Becond- x aang sranse of and PARLOR OBGAN &o. lor sale or rep’ de 8 2t 1x ‘LL MY JEWELKY, BILV: los; Gold Chains and Goods, without reeard. to. cost ‘onnayivauiaavenue, near 13th street, es HOLIDAY PRESENTS. B af , jLISa. D> AMEBICAN bes it | GENEVA LEONTINE, NEOK AND VEST OHAINS. FINE SETS OF ARBAgTPins AND EAB FINGE! INGS. BRACELSTS. CUFF BUT- B BTONS, STUDB. ae vc. FANCY AND ee SOLID SILVER WARE. SILVER PLATED WABE, Erc. SAMUEL LEWIS, 260 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington. coe) OT F. BLLIS, 306 Pennsylvania avenue. de §-tJal J. J. MAY & ©O., 305 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 9h and 10th sts., Are offering at EXTEEMELY LOW PRIOES ‘ ont yaork ag Abe onlent stock of ee eat Oo Gol- pep Pie ins, we Po Pg iis Pore th Satay a oe a Suaninere Hat Hoven, it pen, iter tu0 Hepes, Silk ‘sik Weel ix Pim lips yoos Bile be | Chain Popline, and myc gate weet PARIS SYRIFED GRINTINGS, pazeuding some of the riehest styles ever tm- #7 OBE PRICE ONLY—maerket i: pete 3e ures. J. W. SELBY & CO., ‘felling all their GOODS for cash only. ‘They are sctling & full Drees Pattern of BLACK ALPACA for $3 50 The above Goods sre warranted parteat inevery Particular, and eost more to import Asurerter CANTON FL FLANNEL at 9 conts per ord, 3. W. ‘BY & OO. de 4-6t near 7th street. Poruraz @00D8 AT POPULAB PRIGi THOMAS RUSSELL & CO., SUCORSSOLS TO + E.C. DYER & (@. 256 PBRNSYLVANIA AVENUE, INVITE ATTENTIOW TO THEI STOCK OF Wines that are Wines, Imported by them Sr Se Winter Beason of 1365 HOLIDAY wines, , CORD LIQUORS, OO ALE. cares, HAVANA Rea g Bro. CHAMPAGNE WINES, From Buimart Pere & Fils, Reims. Verzenay, Carte Blanche, ua Marechale. NATIVE SPARKLING AND STILL WIN&S, From Guess Bossier, (tasinents. Dito Cabinet Carambe Aliug Catawba, Diy Catawba. VIBGINIA SEEDLING, Wo are the only agente in the District of Colum bia tor the above swossienes erated hb. BORDERES'S CHAMPAGNE WINES, Dry Sillery, Vin Imperisl, Carte Blanche, CHAMBEBTIN MOUSSEUX, (Spart ling Burgundy ) ‘Our own importstion, direct from the well-known house of VILLART Jyx., A. BEAU COTE-D'OR ) COGNAC BRANDIES OF GUARANTEED PURITY. Aut lelovian, James Hennestey, Vine Growers? Co. Sa: . Dupuy & Uo., Pinet Cas Lllion“cte aed otber favorite brands, OLD RYE WHISKEYs. Pembroke, **1840;" Rococe, Mountain, ** 1863.” OLD BOUBBON, THE MILK OF KENTUCKY, SCOTCH AND IBISH WHISKEY, JAMAICA AND BT. CROIX RUM, HOLLAND GIN, $30 ;" Baker, *1956;" Of superior qual .ty FINE BURDEAUX WINES. TED BRANDS FRO CELEBBATED TED HOUSES iM CELEBRA Chateau Margaux, Chateau Larose, Movton, Chateau Lulltte, 0! Tootihes oe, teau buuternes CANTENAC, 8T. JULIEN, &., &-. BURGU re WINEs. Fi Chas. Berni A. Beaune, Oote D’ mard, Corton, Chsmbertinn Temenee ‘Cine, Cloa de Vougeot. RHINE WINES. Ricrateiner: Liliracmitch, Mareobranner, Hock beimer, Steinterger CU: ENGLISH AND IRISH PC ENGLISH AND SQOTCL ALE. POPULAR BRANDS, LITTLE BELT —CIGARS—LITTLE BELT, COMCHAB, LONPK ES, PEGaLIas, OrEuas, éc., &c., &C., de FRESH HAVANA CIGARS OF FAVORITE: BRAND». bs ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES. FRENCH AND AMBBICAN PRESERVES, CANTON GINGER, CHOW OHOW, DRY GIN- BRONSON'S ENCLISH DAIRY CHEESE. ALso, STILTON, CHEDDER, ASD PINE APPLE. FRENCH PEAt, MUSHROOMS, OLIVE OIL, ETC., ETO., ETO. THOMAS RUSSELL & (0., (SIGH GOLDEN EAGLE,) de 10-1, Between 12th \d 13th streets, N EW STORE AND NEW STOCK OF GOODs. WM. M. SHUSTER & BRO, No. $24 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Batweey Nivti axv Tantu STREETS, Have just added to their atock a large and vor sot canon, compris suitable for the Bich Dress silk nga g of ge or it yariety, for day and styles Poplins, aud other worsted Chameleor ly. just ‘opened ® full assortment of me- te Priced Dress Goods, varying from 3 cents ord npwards.allof which we have marked my ¢ lowest oash prices. Also, full line of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Sue Linen Cambric and Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs d embroidered, N. Scaris, aud Foods tor the fal attention to our ELEGANT STOCK OF PAISLEY LONG ada © Cals spec including some of the finest imperted. Also. to Curstock cf BLACK GOUDS of tee beri manutas, tures. 8 fine assortment of which we have con- tantly on band af the very lowest market rat lng particularly desirous of increasing extenting’ trade tnoar uc lova'tons te wur customers and the public generally to cal examine our large atue e price only Allgood: marked im plain figures. W. M. SHUSTER & BRv., 324 Penasylvania avenne, Bet. Ninth and Tenth streets. DR. MAURY’S PATENT IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSHES. DEP BY TEE MOST E. ENT embers MERICAN DENTIBTS. _ L Chevalier Edward Maynard, A. M., an ON ee Wasnixetox, I think th 4c8-3tif §7"On sale at the Drug Etores. LILLY & BROTHEB, 24 Routh Beaank a it ee OF sents for jand and The Distric ict aca} AND MACHINE N OVELTY WOURDRY 8, PABKEESBURG, WEST VIRGINIA. ‘We bave on hand one Portable Eteam 8 w Mill 0f 25 Horse Power that we will sell at oar works for @1,700 cash; also, several portable enginer svitable for threshing machines of 10 horse power; Slso, several portable engines off wheels from 15 to horse power or under. Persons wishing to pur- chase new or second hand machinery, engines or from, would do well to call or address M. J. ee CO., Parkersburg, West Virginia. Siars MANTELS. warerooms, No. 243 PEN syivn , between 13th suivante Oa od beet ssortment of LAT! fayueamemioe mad ny Please call and examine before purchasi H.W. HAMILTON & €0, reripe | ‘Du MINDS UUILD EES BARDWAUE oe AT BUILDERS’ DEPOT, 662 SEVENTH STREET, des. te Contre Market, # CLOTHING, &c. Wo BOOKS, dc. , Cay ar tue OVERCOATS! POST OFFICE OVERCOATS: BOOK AND STATIONERY And SUBSOBIBB for your MAGAZINE or PA- PER for 1869. Subscriptions are received at Publishers’ es. and the postage saved. Also, EXAMINE THE JUVENILES. LOWER THAN NEW YORK PRICES: WOBK BOXES. WRITING DESKS, LADIES COMPANIONS, BIBLES, HYMN BOOKS, PRAYER BOOKS, ALBUMS, ALMANACS, DIARIES 4c. oustantly on bend, sil the Istest PTBRTOA S1G>S, and a varied assortment of STATION iY STAMPING, LITHOGRAPHING. and EN GBAV ING executed in tue best manuer, JOHN C. PARKER, POST OFFICE POOK AND STATIONERY Mix Overcoats, very gox: Overcoats at ail prices Livery (Coachmen's) Qoate.... $30 to $75 BOYS OVERCOATS, $5.50 TO $15, Comprising STORE, CHINOBILEAS, WaieNers, pEETONS, No 458 SEVENTH STREET, CORNER F. AVERS, SATIN. deo-tf lete stock of first-class BEADY- Mabe E CLOTHING on bac. Rn OCEET SBOWNING'S NEW POEM, THE BING AND THE BOOK, vol.1. $2. WHITTIER’s NEW POEM, AMONG TRE LiILLs. ABS VISTING LISTS FOR 1-59, ry ETIES DIAGY by Kate Firids StVEM THREADS. By Harriet B. Mcheever AND ALL THE OTHER NEW KS AS SUON 48 ISBUBD. ~_ An Inspection of Stock is respectfully solicited. & C9., CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, des-2w,3 _SUT Srvexrm Street, jeorgetown. ones and Rockville Seutine! VISITING, WEDDING, AND AT HOME CARDS wit copy from t Engraved and Printed tn fashionable styles. r—Stimes | FANCY STATIONBRY, dencription, and Note Papers and Envel nA SAL Me opee stzanped with Saltiate seithows charg ONUG HAMS EN a STAMPING ia TO ORDER IN OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT COLOBS in beautiful pa he bene ye? Bankers and others will find our as Sortment Of eT APLE STATIONERY complete im every particular, and the prices the SLANE BOOKS on Rend or made to ord AT A GREAT REDUCTION. We will close onr FALL ULROBTATE the PABISand LONDON FANCY pass cholcest styles, at the following pri 22 qnality at ee 2 anality ay per San ONE of IMERES, HANDSOME BOOKS “AND FANCY ARTICLES For the Curistinas Holfdays FRIES & SOLOMONS, guality at 815 per i £ per 332P des = aeality at 2 pee pair. 913 quality at 11 per pair. DEVLIN & CO., NEW YORK CLOTHIBES AND MERCHANT TAILORS, 221 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. pg, Wiill open on MONDAY, voli 7th. ot ate ue. between 1th Heres stock of PINST-CLAgs Buaby MADE GLOTHING ant CnNTLEMEN r) FURNISHING s7-S9 LOUISIANA AVENUE. 301—3-—3 © STREET NORTH. Now 18 THE TIME ——— TO BUY YouR WINTER CLOTHING. BOY 8 SUITS, ‘We call the attention of dealers and consumers {1 and around the District of Columbia to our exten ai sseortment of o—7—-S—9-10 BUIT MEN'S SUITS, METALS, 10-12—15-15—20 guIT LAST YEAR'S STOCK, OAN BE Bol 7 - AT LESS THAN ite BOUGHT At acc. HEAVY HARDWARE, k&e., &e., And solicit orders ir large or «mall amount. OVERCOATS at OVERCOATS at OVEROOATS at WN: HH COA’ 25, cost $40. 2), cost $; ‘at Bs, cont sy. c Hundred ae VESTS st ts cost 38 THESE GOODS WILL BE SOLD BEGARDLESS OF CosT. CALL, BEFOBE PUBCHASING ELSEWHEEE, AT THE GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING STORB, 460 Suvextu Street, OUR SALES ABE FOR Vasit'! rebasers are civen every vantage ip dircousts saa’ prices which the: of g20ds or time ‘ages not allow. | The, ste compiste + nt, (occupying two. largs. ware houses ‘of three floors zine into— each,) snd is subdivided I. PCRE ag Loparonss METALS Iron, Tin, » Zine, Copper, Brass Steel, DP BOX BLACK bo 13-Im Opposite the Post Office. sy siths. nay VY peer tal SERS’ STOCK CHAINS Bails, Spikes, Horseshoes, Nuts, Washers Boys: AND YOUTHS’ DRESS AND SOHOOL CLUTAING. A large stock just recetved for FALL AND WINTEE WEAR. STEPHENS & 00., 310 Pennsyivania avenue, Axtes, Sprit saute. Vices, Tin Bolder, Copper Boitous Wine. do ; Back Bands, &. il. woop =o Beene a Rims, Fellocs, Shatte, Boles ick, aad Bledge Han IV. CoacH- MAKES | a MACHINISTS bg owe ange Pieces . au ett bet. sth and 10th streets, Bolte. Bolt Clipys Peas, 25 ae. Pee v + ie MOSS. iia “ * (Buccessor to H. F. Lovven & Oo. RO alle Bape aad’ Conley Gurled Te How, “Excelsior” Usk tanned. Boiti 2 Packing, Lacing Leathe: co. ae vi, — ong ae my Sones. vels, Spades, Hoos, Rakes Wheelbar CITIZENS, ARMY AND HAVE MBECHART TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (iate Brown's,) jyl8-tf No. 362 Penn. avenre, Washington. Pe whch ate acme nM i neal & im STOP AND EXAMINE Vil. BUILDERS’ HABDWABB. Locks, Kpobs. net Bolts. VU. CABINET anp GRHOLSTEEY HARD. Brir Cloth, dan Chair Cane, Casters, Tacks, &c, 1x. vite wah entey Goons. i. = ery, Pans, 0 Kettles, Flat-irons Screws, Brads LADIES ‘cols, & ®HOULD NOT FAIL TO x. ees GooDs. ners, Seives and Box or craperss x Openers, ‘sicigh ‘Ble eC, ‘THE FINE ASSORTMENT oF Grit LAOES, EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS. and all kindsof ‘manor gerard rag ALL Prandtl ion of FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS, as DAVIS &GAITHER, | Syeceasione 9 Fee ag] 20 Market Space. figures ‘to, thon nn Pog ie ontae Te oa amie intormation to the . ve trades which pastels our business, we offer the folluwing addict ok INDUOENENES. To Pith DOL: Pe chad fron i of roc sey ew Esty TY FIV as rae re |, with 1p GROVER & BAKER'S ch sett ae eee » tree of ths 1 ‘Sloan CELEBRATED BLASTIO-STITCH Ba ate gchitectural (Monthly) Journal, for SEWING MACHINES, Td Ty Pothees Assistant, at DAVIS & eee T > ° Fables of Wcights, Measures, and Capacity, arpe Or ‘other menthiy jcurnal which the busines: or taste of the comtomer may surest. ————L Ro Seolm 30! Teaser ie BEST SPOOL COTTON, whi ag and a extESITaly councer/eited AT g1.10PER pozes, | Po",sert ned tn any quantity ines he Sites . STOTT ’S Wholecale Dealer on Pen: amp Bae, W sahuneeen: oF from any Who! ALL COLORS BEST SEWING SILE, rou MACHINE OR HAND SEWING, Always on hand, at Davis acarrnane, | Db mar, MAUFACTUBERB, TRE ONLY PRAQTICAL BATTED ON 71x Cais Fensee finish guia ee ith street, between I strest and Mises: no 24-2011 7 —+ ‘PIANOS OF WM. KNABE & CO. PARLOR AND CHOROH ORGANS AnD " ppovebapeerctrapionna lCHENBACH, de sete cont ivania arenes. 10 SAREE ya chicy, rz WHISKY Pare BOL oft Gatco cstic Laer are On iar ERE Eras TRE WOURDLE step RRE With their Cek brated Comic Opera T ABETZEK'S GRAND OF ERA a rece Weert Fe es ~ iia re Unrapacind hee 7 o tow Bet Beton. The B 6 Les = .) THEATER. The Max Mareizeh Combination Company, ITALIAN AND GERMAN OPER SPECIAL NOTICK —Me | MARETZ EK \ ce mat ctfaliy to inform the TALIAN ANE + Comps sted Uvric Artis's. mow perfor States fo alow ing Overne will be parfo-mnd DAY E ber 4-UA TRAVIATA Pest KonenT ux pr br espkuie In oner to presen perne advertia , ail Uhe erler poate, Mr Maret to bie already womierons and company. Cogaged the cal: bras LLEM WEE MARL. who will appear fn the above SCALE peras OF PRICES wither wisut wll com: =DAY December 1 et 9 a mat Met Mo-ic 8 ace atSovclock. deg Py BRIAN inivend ane r Mies ik Pt t Mt gtd, T cheats Agr cauurey. 4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUD. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STEEET A. chotce collection of OIL, PATN MROM OS: Fs Gravis tus ror ouwAPis, Pass ts BTRREQROOPES nod steer DMG © a q “, reseed B20 Btvere TICTE SE Fha ses Pictare #rames made to order, Prices v.s oe prietc DANCING | a aneENyT, Metropoitian anunoune recat y corre oe Be ere now pre such pri Lume, with the prices of other Profesests | and see va for Circulars and infor on TUESDAY and SATURDAY. from st TUESDAY and FRIDAY, trom 8 to J) 0°, in “aa ‘constantly Ia attendance oc M RI? between ot ‘open for reegpele of of Papi. te red to BALLS, PARTIES, ~ fs COTERIE CARNIVAL BAL MasylE. MARINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, EB street. between Sth and Wh ats val given et, my Academy last + UY DAY SVEN Fevroary 4th. ‘969 Subscription © a the Academy s DENTISTRY. BE WAND H. A. MERRILL, DENTIST: DPR. 233 PENNSYLVANIA AVE BUR ictwoen ete and ch nish ABTIFICIAL TERTH y king of Piste desired. Pure Nisrous (rtd. tea» con Afnntly ou band for extracting tect! without pai < @UArantee to ail those having work dou» ato Belietaction no 10 1y~ D* LBWin ae pare DENTAL ABSOUiA 260 PE: TRSIE BXTEACTED WITHOUT Pais. charge wi!! De made Tor extracting where a Sroamareegiee Kee COLD. nary. wiSbrand Seer, ‘Aud Prevent tbe pcces Rettie of Sesbes, with MPROVED" inte 3 Lag “yond Upon — Doors ani indows. i inst a Life rid "seeegiies HER BTSIP in the world. _aestt S62 NSRVERTH oot fin |STREET, press at S22. ag 2 9 2 Aaa BE. con D aan B streets. is) = with Teapectfalty Suncunece to the ypubie that hi bas constantly op hand @ fall assortment of T 8, Supporters, Shoulder B: « Pi eat ne. ler Braces. aad overs ether i elwaye he teas oe the wish Also. noe bends fet nssortinent of Sas; Bee etic aay ark FIBHEE FEENCH STEAM SCOUEER, AND AGENT FOR THE STATES ISLAND, “ane BSTABLISH- Establisbed’ Img. Bisian Ezevese. wlulcet being taken apart fo clean sii garment spots ee 3 rh... CALVERT FORD, PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT, No. 206 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Constantly on ap ® fall anc sort- ment of all pepul mee es caro MEDICINES, re 4“ CIEE Boot 4p ps) Feorky ia rig BEING cz A MEOBTALT BREWS. ©, B. SEWELL'S PREMIUM eCaPs are acknowledged to be TEE BEST S0aPs FOR THE LEAST Monk, The premium ORIENTAL SOAP, “FEW YORK CITY 80ap, CKEMIOSL OLIVER BoaP, LAUNDBY SOAP, Ai Ge ee em RO > dS 2 ae a eeeeees—esS=sS