Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1869, Page 2

* ‘ dl a LT — at 3 = y P ents. ——— : ——— 2 am F TOWN. Georgetown Advertisem: q NING ¢ HOLIDAY cows. arn Deting Ne Bere tanta | Eh ei, i t Mate heheh negra Saas socsepeta ang oreues | - EVEN ING STAR. Where to Bay Them. ms di ‘Seca ae Companiaess 3s bebe es Fe Fameenne) GG ges Hem 2 TS eS RLY | PE BBAMB EL FROMASE. Panty —— + _____ ‘The Christyse Retidays are only two weel Meee niet coomunionth ett, noviored Yaeeh. was gaia ‘2 pistol from | anc a int — MONDAY. December 13, 2868. mary of die stores have now opaned | nay pegencly passed between a number of our | revuired: tn odes to etter’ @ MetUCMBeM Ss Sampe 3, ftorgaStuna the tact ocing C2: lo FIRE AND LIRE INSURANCE. ———— : = of gqodeor all kinds for the gitt promineng citigens and Mayor Bowen, ia réfer- | the charges referset 10 shall. be raade me | oe i i gent ail for core © SuecaND aBB: : = TSpiay isso far caasualy TIN | ence to the di ‘erences existing between the pers da io Capen company 20 wake it License.—Thg po COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF, ‘ = = LOCAL NEWS. es abageereenn, erence oe ogy fir ff eee eg pe ee mam Are Sot Rees pated aplenty pent pt @ ou she petty dete ; : BRAMIIALL & PARSONS. * “= acking lange 2d varied stocks of beantiful SS ee ee | mequents 2° Prvauia, inconve:tenon or | Waskinetcn who are Vending fish, oyster THE BANDSOME PRESENTS. = a * , ee ot = semen ‘ixed and determined | arcond town. and several sch ofonde eelcction of MERSHAUM and FANCY Reniex =P ee acta Western ia ho wi ir par- a nny ee ne people of thie metrovo- | bef i petes witecs toe, Dramas of SMS AND General Agents, aTiONAL arke— E in 2 g D “Leah tho Forsanen.” are thronged, and their Car lapep rginenpe cy wine handise | “EEN ISS TOBACCG: cin eT RECHT S, s60 SEVENTI STREET. earners. Hart — Farewell reading by MISS | ois Wave been picked over will find in Tax we — splint vovereien mers over hat , ot el ier Sg ich ate Georg town, . Be Bia A. Siockion. from Gay to day. adverticements of the ‘westions tion of the city through which its z0a2 now ne st << me Pg Oe re rosa Rentig canntlihoneets where holiday goods are | issue, between ci ¥anhngtom Pauses at a cSt bel : “ALEXANDRIA ODS AT REDUCED PRICES . ee ee on * gtgame > f ery resper! , your obedie: . X 4 " nes . Fes we heven a cnngs rans Ane Gartuny, 606 7th street. — a Srl flow ta he amica'ic adfercent of the "ame + ob: Bowes, Major. Sia PI gaplat a! Aen wy Sept wor ring 1 . Ant Gatlery, 2% Pennsylvania ingur columns, gned by the Committee.) Dec. ist, TEE! e ¥ ‘ r é ‘are aleo selling | pu ee o_ : is ee eld with . Thin the binge repion LETTERS FROM THE PECEEE. ior Unton Ane bones a rubject of aie see, tot oeaper a tie gr tae j RELIABLE INDEMSITY AT BATR RATES Heliday Trade. q } I. Philip, Bog — Svyertse STaR—Sic: Is it not zo- | Washington for sometime past, has been intro- > Be ici ee . sheet a bases unmennions 480 Seventh street, between = bs Ras gg = u “ ge The housekeeper | duced into the tepicsot Cage ae I 5 th Bridge st Geureetows. De Ph vn cae) and the publie generally, 2 4 As a general rule, the most extensive and HD- J ang E, may generally be found ‘some of the ae every gud on Tuesday night’ next Mr. Turner will, “ - city Council, press pro- . NS INSTITUTE—Dey hibsting. the use. —y ee Gi RY » private lessons in the hibiting the use of such scales in the market and Krenins Classes—Aiee pri . . ~ der stores, upon the gown tha: they ish and German a J about the high 1 their | finest Tartin the District, and his stock calbvacal ap Renee MENGE T ofholiday goods #0 far receives. is worth an tne ‘and Ohio Raltrosd Com: ash: nguox should pitel int We have bern opp: inted Agents for the to © stotks bare become low and ‘ : ocising caretully we ing, and accuse them of NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Prrehases « hs “ns make Faintings, chrowos, engra rrpene : are convenient means by which purchasers may , ASSETS OVER 13,000,000. Pere 8 ES ceumenaty trate Geleet- sence svete. potg tat ragh dle om W: be defrauded with impunity. oes si vaiiices tamaetine antics oi coke . sesfactory sclections. deed, as we happen Seoeect. toy hygrome‘omes, se.; also paper | and the Baltimore aud Railroad heyy 3 u ameeary © ‘pp lies their bee he erred Sa eill bs Bobi halt oat y ELVETS! VELVETS!! VELVETS!! 7 eR aan , 5 to kuow, some of the most Jesirable customers Pen neat ie ty ron agg oe —_ with a view tothe amicable adjustment 0! nose, expec the butchers £0 Jo nae cel a “a | POLICIES NON PORFEITABLE that branch of thade sre already on the look- wavs nd st Markriter’s something to | *“31y "understanding of the conversation, I had | the fazne; in ocher words, 19 ork ne seeing rom Warkingtin hare “pied thelr a? fen fon Superior Quality of (fice igere-fig to W a.m. andl to #5 = 4 n ti 4 % days " ir. Todd, ant E: emseives. But = present on the occasion, L AGS SLOAKING, tm" Fe a eee ee te te nk ett cea, | , Econnicsl poopie many wear thetr clothing | SeTeral day? since, Sith you aad Mr. Todd, and | snd x Congress wth petitions tor twenty ver | Shang Sf music with thems Biron $7 toap-0, worth S12 and Bids | whe propuse to engage in it—and which of them | dueadbare at other seasons of the year, but | Stce postponed, was tha: Br Garrett, on the | cent. advance on their presen: pay. Do peo Horse Trrev.—The man who stole Mr. Har- 'BROUGHB SHAWLS left.which Lit S- PROPERTY, dete nt? <honld Ganitigs Saneunce their at- likes to have good clothes aboxt | part of the Raitimore and Ohio Railroad Com- | really exzect hatchors <0 build slaughter and | Honar Twrey.—The man who stole Mr. Har- Pe yy ey nd ne * a and this year can be ac- | pany, desired to have the matter settled, and | ice houses, ke oe Wie teak He las been committed to jail at Harrisburg, | Prssente at E.GCTMAN S wWactions without dejay, if they wish to reap an‘| - ‘someth! Teasonable within a week or ten days, submit to the i ¥ haps on oe | Pa., to await a requisition from this State. ded te 25 IAT Bridge reevet, Georgetown. | psig es HOTN WITH al 7 ~s y referring to the ii f Wash: a tiow that pounds ef vegetables, and perhape one or ¥ Med Een ~* ee early haavest. eof GRonse C, HENNING, | Sight, and probably world be acceptable. Tne Ta hace pounds of ateak, and then sell it erm Factony--Therepalreand improve | 9 24 3 1840 | We need bari addehat tiey already hoor, Hip manson ewtah” | Skat tie ak now, calcd ces ada Bo cy expect, the tune of the ci | ments In progrem atthe Mout Vernon Cotton ESTABLISHED 1 AE ae . “ Y a ; ris f erchant, or $ ‘0 “J e > alm oe — - 8. je s mas Gare Pumue ef THe Stan, al- Sev —" Sear wises coeiseamn asain at Goes Garaiee | Gaey expo Se ws ta sun seien popes atthe | epee tatenoeace cin icaae beet a wens were ways a refiex ‘business of the city, are | y cloth | ge Kable to misconstruction and misrepresen- | net cost of stock? 1 am Or fone ets ohne ee ae Sey Oe All the SEW STNLES OF CHOICE AND ELE | 3 yy 6 4 seistens, comer Shand @ « tevsulted now more than ever by thosedesiring | img at fair rates. fact ts, "Henning reads } tution. J am fully impressed with the impro- | tractor or commissary sold (ues beef —— — GANT ECES for Ladies und Ciotasen. ;3 mleed —_ d the Papers, and krows when gold is on the de- | prieiyof being present at the conierence, aud, | prices he names, when the market pe - 7 BFA large arcortment to eclect from. bargains in any branch of trade. cline, a gpods witht ayy not like some of | giter consuiting with several gei : charging 15 to 30 cents for the same o ies CITY ITEMS. ieciocs Shcbaane, Sosey -aetichs wentabel a et on ~ ~ : Hines, who, when | sujject, have concluded that, corpo- | he aware that th contractor was pa oc ei By cai ink ‘ Do at wat ¢ 10 MORKOW-Inses NOW, et nS a ae ee ee Should dgetine the tavitnilos: aich 1 moose ré> tee Nhe refuas of the drove. yard, pEXnay Bony is prenaring for Christmas, and | | or great Vargaine call at the oi0 egabished store 2 1 -. ° when thy utehe a any are ‘ions ve be questi = 4 i 5 a a 1S ful en i PC Ver pound: gow for es retailing: heck, | what to purchase for suitable testimonials, For | “n0B0-Im* 139 Britge at Georgetown, DC. | MamONAL Ostom Fim ANCE Cont Reyer g Saline Sp ptpncemnd rs LU ie Mas ae, age ae ES alaly nothing will prove so desirable as a set of NAMos4b Uso RSURANCE ‘ - 1 dest ms comes ee as oe eyed Alaska diamonds, et in gold, with the regular Spxcian nories. i = A well dresed man is -ure of the admtra:ton - : mapa <- diamond setting. | Exquisite niovel designs have as i CAPITAL... o— Zh “ he st be ecei Mr, Prigg, at his Jewelry . ow! No. 1 Lonisians "0 f et am A Eatyof dew Mire, Be‘Porhauts avefer wetveen’t? | GOOD AAWS FOR THE LaDtns: | Ofce—So, 81 Ioana aes dor emt béir conveniences. And if Mr. Garrett, or : for Poticies or revenne Stam) al ste streets, His Ceose Sets, Clusters, wi ae HecStcEen cu homes remomekts tense sod 1enen representative of the Baltimore and Obio Pendants and Combination Sets, in exact funita- | _ I will cell from thie day {ill farther notice, all the | | ctl J : : ly paid. Kailron! Company, has any proposition for a ns B tion of the real diamonds, are singularly beat | following enumerated Goode, at te following prices, | PROmP’ A actee Ki i : f o fe matter T | br ‘oF “Bohemian” as you may choose to | tion of the real diamonds, are y,bean- | folle Directive Charles Ki Baitimore and raad in this city, that ine in gs | avin venay Or tassios ceed net toe ic at cob: ne.) i charged trom 2%-eenta (0) cents per | tal. Gentlemen's Bolitace, Crom, and Cluster | “Hv oy ateating. a ! Pleat, Vico President: Marsh: a: coe he. Vilieved, wan willing $2 coms Framknew, however, compela mete state t yeu | pound for ray heer ab the time, the commissary | Pins and rhe ane aoe mag oes | Henry BD. Cooke, Samuel Bacon. premmeerty making any practical of ase ison exhibition at BENTAMIN | that any proposal that does not concede w the | was charging froin TZcents to Veents, Ldowt The Groide Jewelry is also araong the novelties Andtonccain Sitesi j Henry St ee Lr myeap peng oe Des ae to sewerage. | DE Worry’s je score, umes the Metron | corporation f I vower to control the grade f its | profess to sell any beef at co tee cicthing | the cightcon-carat gold vings, arevery beantt.| Buenita Weksneen = — : ong should meet them. 2 oe Self r compel the raifread com- we business 5 some! * $0 5 ry 9 = ‘The prupeced change, he sald, weeks Ineeten as are the beantifal holiday goods at the | Dayevir verceaty ts coutigan thee track orthets | besides: ad okenccae py comers here one ete eee ta casino oop, Balle; Leaves, ant | ise Extra quality | EDUCATIONAL, eave ot seventy-efgat feet, besides an elonga- same ion road to the legal grade of the sirvets it inter- | than a living J will quit it, whieh I presume are | ¢ y.m3 's 5 5 5 “ it i rs , 3-4, 1 yard. 1 Hen of three miles by coming in a different way. little anore cider” for Christmas. RILEY | sects, will never meet my approval. can never upon which all men do, or follow. the varied patterns into which this fashion. | .2)5).1ya0d.. an | FRPISCOPAL SCHOOLS, (connected with uve HN has oné kendred barrels pure apple | Sain that e ratigeat owed oral contsatien te timate business, “Constmer” speaks of | Al a prices. ¢ material has been modeled; Chains, Brace- | “yrench Merinos and ‘Poplins, less than canj be Church of the Inearnation, A report was submitted signed by Gen. Mich- | 4- ‘ lets, and Lockets; Garnet Sets of every con- | ponght elsewhere, { BOYS SCHOOL, x ries, Todd, Corcoran, | cilet—enough to make several mince pies, aud persons in the interest of a rival city shall as- of the city SURE | col rable pattern, Sat thowlaaae of site oe ‘Together with many other, DESIRABLE GOUDS, | orth. between Juth and Ith, ‘ennedy. embracing the resolution | Lave some left for use as a beverage. ume the power to dictate to this city what shall | his but was of One Dollar Jewelry can be found at t too numerous to mention, at the same low rates. A. GRAVES. Principat aig vf citizens, recommend- | , Alaska is a fur place, and so $8 Drrrarcn’s | petal cde te caasiieeed the legal grace of its ipal la By ene wi title | establishment. The Sliver Plated Ware - | LADIES DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY, | FOR YOUNG LADIKs, peped oJ onhect the pres. | Hudson Bay Fur Store, 425 Seventh street, be- | 0% “hall not t its road ax to prevent the to enquire ‘of this. man's “eattle | establishment. The Silver Plated Ware D Ay 360 ith street tween G and H,near the Patent Office. He improvement and building up of a large portion | dealex” he will get a more satisfactory answer i 1 Ne 2 ieenab abeck er Baney Good LJ 117 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN. Mise MAC LE Sf Kocks road at some point most | advertises ladies’ and gentlemen's furs for the | or the area of the cily,oleim any Wise to inter. | than in any of ihe laws of the Cor ; | Chromos, Vases, Statuettes, Workboxcs, agi the | 2OWIm E. GUTMAN. tras the principal ate Gon few Te eee ene enauny waa. 4 womiare wt redoced Pri ‘always in style, and now | {°7¢ With the execution Se are Looe Lat eee Cate ea eeee | inest amustmseet of Delt, tome te he ment E 3 , LOWEIE, a99 Mot. g s styl Ne consen! 2. ¥ ects precint donot bret {route only. This yeas | is the time to buy, before Mr. Jos. J. Mav closes | in Tefetence to grades. Nor can Philadelphia or New York by 20 per cent. This | i Washington. At his Emporium all tastes | E4STABLISHED IN 1834, ° e gratitied. : from $30 ppte gut his large stock at less than marked rates. aki trains, nor | 1 assert without fear of successful contradiction. | can be gratified. Alaska Diamonds < one Philip, in supporting the above, said he | Te place is 308 Pennsylvania avenue, between ‘ cars, Nor itr any way that i giitleman who has recently opened oe SoG SAC Bot 1 see ug sttits go 9th and loth street the use reel vi shall ere COM] avin; > - " n ‘aaa anne ae sundance - batt 2 impaired Prete tn ee = ae - pound or meena atin fhat Ee could have it A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED is now afforded PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1857, W.#H. WHEATLEY PBEMIUM STEAM DYEING our get . =: % i ‘ AXD tactury co either paity. The question of grades | Pay ov Mecwawics awd Lazongns at Tue | am as desirous of haying this difficulty set- | expressed here from Boston for ‘about 11 cents. food eterspee rate nk ~ wore J CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT, ~ Waseseriousene. He thought C Wand | Noumxetox Navy Yanp—The following is | tled as any one can possibly be; still, as I admit | T advised him to have it done, and at the same | G0 Lasehline aie benmeieeua oe » $0 JEFERERON 8F., . caster route by which | the new seale of prices per day for mechanics | it vitally important to the city, I would much | time to have his patrons expressed from the next to Gait's Jewelry Store, ashe is closing ont with every desirable ©, apparatus and pro- city. ; aud crnploves at the Washington Navy Yard, | prefer to have the matter remain as t is_to be | same place, and not to depend upon Washington | ext to Galt’s Jewelry St A Saady heey Ler rect The best valent skill to boob. believed that the removal of the | (established by a Naval Board convened by | decided by the courts or controlled by —— dealers or visitors for any thing. ness, He asks particular attention to his stock |, with constant ‘attention on the part i the Baltimore aud Ohio raflroad was a | Admiral Dahigren,) to take effect November | sional ‘action—than to concede to the railroad | Respectfully, &c., A Burcuer. of heavy underwear, Fine White Dress Shirts, ¥ the peorister. ms e8 St 4 Pi eta nce De TARINENT. werre question of time—two, three or five years | ist, except in cases of reduction, when it takes ‘any of the points laid down in the Half Hose, Gloves, Ties, Searfs, &c., which he | DisFich to, have all orders Sate | Sealed Prope ee ee eee ts at.eost. It would have to give for anex- | effect November 20th:—First-class masons, ng f and hastily drawn statement. Market Regulations. offers at greatly reduecd prices. A wi eas chic: conc. ee — | partment until the auth day of January po sof ios tol nds. 7 question Am. First-class Srsinaee ea lettorers, second: = Bi ae ees ea they a Editer Star: 1 have been pleased to sce in | convince the most skeptical that McLaughlin's Se gclock noon. for furnishing Wrapping show! now. should have a union | class masons, First-cl jumbers, will insist on these pointe w a 3 r. r x the eo Pes sleyot. accommodating ae the junction road. | First-class tall pattern pall nog engravers, | into effect. It is pd. required that all this shall | Y°Ur paper, occasionally, remarks upon the sub- | is the place to buy Furnishing Goods. bleck 5 ¥ Le ; be delivered tree of ex ‘This would cost 2100,000, independent of the aud wood turners; second-class {| be done at once; but a day must be named be- | ject of our market regulations, and the manner 7 ” 7 FALL AND WINTER te - = Leheof the way and the necessary elongation, | grainers and fetterers, and third-class masons, | yond which the railroad company will abandon | inwhich country people. who come with articles |, \\O4E are het, Carsten eat ee the Depa " K Agency of the f and, before this could be effected, it would | $3.30. E ines ship carpesters, Gun-catriage all claims to sovereignty within the city limits, | ror sale, are sometimes treated. There is cer- our supplies from any one house; but, with the 1 quantity of eac require w separate act of Congress before @ | makers, Sawyers, iron and brass finishers and | and before which the track of the road shall be tainly something not only unjust, but really ab- | Ooo SuPpacs fom long experience in the largest THING ty there required arc epecified belo right of way could be condemned for @ new | moulders, blacksmiths, anchor-smiths, copper | changed so as to conform to the estabilehed surd and ridiculous in the laws’ which govern | Siothing houses of the counizy to guide us Sen CLO WG. reams of Wrapping Paper. 3x35 toches in route. |The present route, he thought,could be | rollers, copper and tin smiths, boiler makers, | grade of the fach matters, or inthe way in which they are | th) aS8,ote or the world to chose moor fe af a materi quality aual in wi wade to accommodate both parties at a much } galley ‘makers, sailmaker, laboratorians, ord. think yi construed and carried out. It appears as if simply impossible for any one to sell at lower ftp poe expense. The suit pending in court was as | nance men. loci monlders, gas and steam rv P the only object of our law-makers is to harrass | Ti Ply japowsble for avy ner. complete stock fact opteen ich against the Metropolitan railroad as it | fitters; second®lass plumbers and engravers, ti and oppress this class of dealers, to the very | Dr\toia Vouth's, Hoye aed Cult e foe 20 reams of the onme kind of pap: Bat agaist the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, | «3.25. First-class painters, wheelwrights, coop: | rey & great injury of every man, woman aud child | Stage Clothing, and guarantor norms 4 size. to weigh & pounds t and if the court should \leelare the fi ed | ers, borers, and bolters, axemen, rij 3 I 8, Mayor. | | Who lives and eatsin the city. Their great aim | jade Clothing (Reve nt ) pounds of reute a nuisance, s’ and carts, re- *, Messrs Philip, Emery, and | seems to be to hamper and contract, as much : hard t «ity even on that Ii d. It was in defer- | engi second-class joiners, ship car r ited Mayor this morning. and | as possible, the traf the articles of con- 12.96 ‘opposite Post Office. AV EXTENSIVE S88ORT MENT. Wishes of the citizens, reseed , pattern makers, gun-carri makers, fed the resolutions ted at the con- | sumption, and to mal provisions as dear as make —-_ S = , that the Metro- Lik eye takers, and wood turners, | ference on Saturday, referred to elsewhere, to | they can.’ As I have said, therefore, [have been Wicox & was built wher® it now is. It was |i and brass tinishers and moulders, | §hich the Mayor replies as follow pleased to see your allusions te this and kindred ntended to run it by Bladensburg, smiths. anchor smit z evils, and to Tread your sensible and fore the world, can now be bougit on easy t have > few m ger, | copper and. tin ths r makers; | PASI . 13, 1869.— Gent comments upon them. 1h you will Baum’s Hoopskirt aud Corset woult have been in the | Jey ma il makers, vmmeittee. -gret that considerations of | tinue to give attention : ih street, between D andE. 12,8 | duty to the Corporation and people of Washing- | that suitable reforms may al past Pe 4 anton depot also, | engravers, compel me most respectfully to state that [ ) +1 will stat GENTLEMENS’, Youths’, Boy roadstutoi the city nh fourth-e! : unot accept the proposition submitted in the | stance that has just come + ‘coate, ge property here irom five w ten leather w lution adopted by the meeting of citizens, | which will Mustrate wha ya complain! made, o¥ made to order, forty-eight ho basis of settlement of the difticulties exist- | A respectable farmer trom Mon gomery cv city ror goods of e ing between th poration of Washington and | was attending market with the caste article and the D 5 a coarse Hemp Twine abo iG MACHTY T, and in t Ms u one nounced the'simplest and noiseless ma ch, a Tpoceaming. toe angled by traneper Proposals will be receiv rately. allt. her Low Prices— Fit Guaranteed. * i 1 quantities may , Banpour -) Oak Hall, £ the I ihe, Baltimore and Obie Railroad Hey of articles, among which wag a lot of po ‘ 490 ah stopp. E : se . clin h is nm MorTo—€Qnick Sales and Smatt Profits of « we used tek will not be acceptable asa basis for and wood t 2 SAVES re Fhe resolution proposes to settle ou : got dart having opened an immense stock Bios tay be P siftiocs erp rt. rane 73, and » ; smiths, | ove question at ivsue, and that but partially, for ppd up to him and | Goods, of which we will dispose Of as voce os | C. Fi Blank’ Agency Post Ofice Depart lcTiberation the following reso- | anchor «miths, . copper and tin | it leaves the Railroad Company at liberty to : _ i hen hurried possible, we will sell han | OV: . 97 pted, and the meeting thereupon ak Fy makers, sail- | continue the use of the track as now laid down e z : ei3to s f such articles as they ‘ men, loam | at the depot. (which at this point fs several fect | hi selling po! hy the a splendid article, : hand G: ton = gio tess |" =e e steam titte! helow the grade ot North Cupitol street,) and | without weighing them a the w: and $2.25. Good 3 i SG ALL SIZES, mpiy ath a ee , north to the boundary of the city, without con- | them. It was in vain thai th = . sath quarastoe copper re- | ceding to the corporation the AMght to change | offered to swear that. th: = ngineers and fremen; | the grade of its streets at pleasure, and to com- | weighed and me ureties will be wequired to : benters, pattern | pel the Kailroad Company to tontorm the bed of | There was no complaint wh: hi all prices. lock makers and | their road to such grade. i dealt with him, or by any one, that there was | lars, cloth lined bucton hol proposed by the y nd brass finishers Second. The resolution does not require the | the least unfairness on his part. He r Jackets, splendid variety. The finest selection ing te an amicable af- M iths, anchor smiths Haltimore and Ohio Railroad Company w aban- | tested his ignorance of the existence of any such | of Neck Ties, Scarfs nul Howe cron cee this eee don the use of our streets for making up tralniy | regalation as the one he was charged with vio Come one, come all, and everybody will _ sailmakers, laboraterians, or- | and asa depot for passenger and freight cars | Jai ing. But, simply because he had not bronght ‘istied. Faraxc & Gotpwa: TUE SCHOEPYE-STHINECKE (ase.—After Our | Gnauce men, lam moulders, plumbers, gas and | notin wre, ‘ a pair of seales with him and weighed his pota- cetert, in Saturday's STAR, of the proccedings | steam fitterss2.4. First-class yard laborersand | ‘Third. ‘Fhe Baltimore and Ohio Rai t toes a second time at the market, he was Th the meeting of the Medical Society of the | heipers, teamsters and cart drivers; third-class pany should be required to concede tl adju guilty and tined 43.80. Now, I wish to istrict held on Saturday afternoon to takeac- | copper refiners, leather workers, engineers and | the ‘Corporation to tax {ts real and per know if it fs not a wise system of laws we are sion in the above mentioned case closed. a me- | firemen; fonrth-class painters, wheelwrigh property the same as the property of its citizens, | living under when such things as this ean occur. saorial was adopted for presentation to the Gov- borers und boiters, axemen, riggers, | and the company should be Foquired to pay the Crrizen. ernor of Pennsylvania asking bim to exert ex- gunners, horses and carts AM) taxes that have accrued from 1855 to the present — bm —- fan Sehpepre, lass Copper retiners =! ee lass time, whic a now Spee oe - anal was - C. Cox. J. M. + | yard laborers aud helpers; fourth-clas leather ‘ourth. The legal right of the company Cinevrr Corr, Judye Carter —On Saturday, .E & CO. c. it. » Thomas S. Samson, Esq. | workers, engineers and firemen 91.50. Third. | traverse Ist street east or any other street in the | jy the pe Riggs &: Co., agt. Angermos HABLE & . Dre. W. BH. Johnston, D. Johnson. T. B. Hood, | ciage yard laborers and helpers $1.50. First. city without any consideration whatever the | Judgment was confessed. Albert agt. Randall; growing - a , Brown. K. J. Southworth, clas oakut spinners; fourth-class yard laborers | pears to be conceded by the resolution of ‘verdict for plaintifY. it pain or inconvenience to the " Le and helpers #10. Scaffold builders and pavers | Lommittescs meee fo which I can never | ‘To-day the case of Tenley and Elin, use of | ‘The shoe can be worn with ease immediate! 468 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, 35 an #. Hammermen 3.50 and 3.25. | ield, it bemg against public policy and sbver- Principal retiner Heaters, x and | sive of private vested rights. Ifthe road is to ag the Corporation was tried, and a | after the mn. Kefersto the =e @ ou ae ‘other lish- : veriiet found for plaintitis, P , Surgeons and thousands of eu, fi is itehers, third and | enter the city at all it should be on private prop- a persons who his estab! 1 fourth-clam pay. ‘ ray purchabed and paid for‘by the compapy, | CRIMINAL | CovnT, Julye Fisher—To-day | Recht Rae Foon & ce Bop ROW M: | agPNDER UNITED STATES HOTEL, 7 enone & = Sel Mcetnemtt iar teary | Ritapnec, cnet cat reebani, | Bemetbageae were Wie hank | cl . ee + W. G. n SC HOOT. SVENTION—Blect iv ecessary to cross them, and that as nearly at storing rs » exce fe Beka, Sev beclasiae Weince: | of oshe tc and iin, | Ngai pace “8 ) Gore! ile a Mia ase Prue « sovomons, suerte rich one arodonnd oh to sas 0 ee eee sab een [amend emanate | eenatt ee Galen h et | eimreeene mame BOOKSELLERS axD starionmms, | final ofthe me cary iy erie ty -Ma~on.S. B. Le Compte, dos. Taber Johnson, adjou sine die on Friday eveni: ‘apitol and the Government Printing Citice, by | taining the owner sold them. A second charge —— 338 PENNSYLVANIA AVE: 8 ERN | required. t BW, Porter, H, Robbing, G. M- Dove, Robert: | Hornet glint, deg tel te Gone the railroad company either tolay a track on or | againeé James H. A. Schureman for passing | “i. c. WOODLEY takos plossnre in informing his BEY LYANG. AVENUE, BETW 31 Balances capable of wclehiag thirty two ounces, ny on, HW. Samteie pling een he alltrarel between tue potuts alluded ws navel. | on ret money wangaken uP GSLUBRY for making Whetomrephe et the, bert : Of this clase 3 is supposed SW sil be tegutred H.W. . sy Baltimore s. ‘en the points allu is as et- a = 1 “ ‘moet ‘termes, ¥ ae Pert ~ strength, i " = ; sm Zerciy. Al 5 | fectually barred on that street asaf it were ba New Mvsic.—From_W. G. Metzerott & Co., Lions’ better Ith ed wate oe eee amie fred in the Balamceate tc furnned en? it be St Ba by rate an ey of _ HM. 4 seated, and ee ee ae publishers, we have Pla =, com” | partment: N.B-Very pretty ictures can ba made NEW BOOKS: ton of ones dover an of Balances mast ac- cnerable Mrs » mot! . Sou! . ‘Howard; 4 same sufter irreparable toss yutan posed 5 . FromJ. F. , pal A with ustic Fence andscape | 5. company cacl R 5 er who may obtain tai BOFth, the novelist, took place yesterday atter- | MEX: 5 | Of advantage aceruing to them. Winer oc tae: ademas, Savtete of Mr Sou.” ne only place tm the city. _dez-tma* | FROM LIVERPOOL TO ST.LOUIS, By br y+ the contract will be required tofuraish Balances of & ce, im the eastern Gantt, Anne uel: 1 nen A; | foreguing points, foreach Leathe at chee, | # bynin composed by C.F. H. Lawrence. (0 TUNING AND REPAIRING, THE PURSUIT OF HOLINESS, intended to carry | “Each Balance trast heel x, ; hs: joing po 5 it a — reader and though the question of grades should be-at= v1 G. L. WILD, formerly Tuner of Knabe'sand sub- | hal ~ gi ee the spirit- = life. By Edward feyrick Goulburn, 75 pears fe cee Bink ranged as proposed in the resolution, the others seatiently of Stainwayn Planot now of fess Saw wonld resuain and give rise to similar diffientties. | 7) . L. WILD & BHO.'S PLANO STOR! antecs of bis ability to comply with hin bil. an ceased had been for over thirty years. The re- And ny oervation Satisties me that the peo- sess ee cae Sane ann wus tees fc, 497 2ith street (weet side.) bets Book stout Bontetee Certificate froma postmaster that sucht weer: inaius were interred in the Congressioual Ceme- ‘ashington will demand that their re roping en i og and Repairing Pigws Bhat ure reliable persons. ate tery. § Ken ; resentatives shall not yield a jot or. tittle of ee uments also Repaired, Tuned, and for sa ag Sageaiien mi be wogelend..ap o com> The funeral of the late A. F. Dessau took | Cecil: Rev 4 d; Woong | what I have stated asa basis of, and as pre- | Te ScncREMAN Case.—On Saturday, inthe | | Ba Pianos for sale tent oe exchange, packed and | _ time oe a Af to promptly Balances con- pisce yesterday, and was attended by the | ind W. A, Baker, Baltimore eit; Sami liminary to, an adjustment of the whole affair. | criminal Court, the jury in the ease Of ‘James | moved. "noe OF sales ren 0c5-Sa8 LIMPSES OF THE CELEST: OK @h inforter articte, Pena Band aa’ headed by the Washington | District of Colum! z Old De arcana aa to Suggest a plan that | it. 4. Schureman, indicted for pasting counter- WELL @ uENDERSOx, ~~~ HIDE TO Z Bev. | will be considered eufticient cause {ru torieiture of on pe nally proven Beteared Oekeits | The Business Cominittee seported a series of | would be acceptable tw the elty, 1 would state | sei money, found’a verdict of wot guilty. WALL, PAPEBE'SAS!yw auapms, ecFarlane,L. L. EE csc Gatti cinieen tho ‘ine eat Be 2 » Germania, © resolution: irecting entering of the | that i aitimore Rail Com- eae + Reweral <o and Irving Lodges of Good Fellows; the Gra ape of the State Agent pon the minutes. pany would enter the city on their present line, | ry wisconsin Republican Amociationmet on | OVAL A. UAB FioTune FRAMES, pn i OE a SOS wesidld = media tr: | Saratoga icc ore bee soon | joensen cyongaregyal ecu | tan ete uunn eeunaen eice Saat Ff Stems smmmemants th Ren | Ri ra he ol 2. FLA. A. ML, 5 - f proper oly- rsects, and rei ie D &@ porn 4 rng Hike emis, wee taken ap Prox | Sewn Avera nnd pe, ths bo me fect | nde te hei eet the Departinent require ft. auust be indorsed om the envebope. © Pro- Balapoms.” und directel to the OTHS, wade will, be very ie, and. their stock of proving | north of T street north and east of Fourth street loser are ne cd -, ¥-g Fe iiinstrated books. and Bava mammfuctures of pina and ae deceased | of any eflorts to exclude the Bible trom our | east, any complaints would be avoided, and } °° eater. ee eee " Rea er ne~ Ira Ns b ‘hools. 4. U that funs be con- | several of the objections named woul Te- 3 wade himself quite a reputation. Lributed worth malutenanee of the Maryland | moved, There would. then kee acuity ta | _ PRESIDE ax Mus’ Gnaxr attended divine i the formation ° State Bible + 5. Bey changing the bed of the road to the grade of the | *erviees yesterday at the Metropolitan M. £. A SwixpLeR Foirey—y Saturday a well- | ot adult classes in all the schools, 6. Reeom- Ps ly for all classes, st all prices 1 of ferarjmgntcre rad In ls lt Articles the opening of their goods will be anade in afew days, Pome, for Letter irst Assistant Postmaster General. Washington. D. C. JOHN 4 RESWELL. 1 LUMBERT LUMBEE TT a PRoresaLs FoR LETTER BALANCES. ~ Post Orrice Dr raRTMExt, iachings D.C, Deeet ? Seated, Proporals ft ment until the Je) fod after the of F of ; ay , : fn description: namely. iat. Balances capable of weighing eight ounces, avordupois em fe, be gr eduaved dow B to quarter =e ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND BINDING IN | J) , 2 Sessed individual registered himself at the Me- | mending tle establishment of teachers’ weekly acacia Makeiiliats aaocttion assortment of Bujjding | ALL THEIB BRANCHES ~ de 0-11 B. RICHAU'S Limeelf and Ni Ladies ice gue mech, Son after “under ‘the imanagemeut of Christian nd this plan w and was addressed by several eminent speakers. DRESSED LUMBER NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, cake me other, and you will eave » the National Baw Repal Women. %. Providing for a regular prograi road can = = a kinds on bapd and atin poy x poh con y= Refyroe Sm = > tact for the snext ta- | nor interfere with private interests. ie point warscr Poa CRANE —. face ee om yo at ve, bsting York anda acts we tenet ngs Grovians | somcted withthe Bullaore ani"Onie rat | nO BED SIonr ais tees Neue Po ~ ieee ~ gi niece bdetd en On tee to connec! wi re Tail- SASH, MANTELS, o : = Toad outside the city limits, and both enter the | &c.,which I am offering very 1o¥. ENGLISH VELVETS, TAPESTRIES, ke Give mes call. aes ; BODY BRUSSELS, é “Corver of Ith and C streete, THREE-PLY AND INGRAIN CARPETS, opposite Carust's Mail & NEW AND COMPLETELY ASSORTED M. WILLIAN Cs 4 HAS A HANDSOME STOCK OF STOCK aT REAL LACES, CLOAK VELVETS, UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES, BATINS, BLACK SILKS, CLOAKS, a DRE: 88ES, RIBBONS, FEATHERS, : eS TRIMMINGS, and all kinds of Parisian Novelties, Also the celebrated J. P. B. FRENCH CORSBTS, Deseqes ant CSocie mate e esate oe 4 Cite Treviee, Paris. No. 4 MARKET SPACE, ‘Third door east from Ninthetreet, sy? i Wr ALteriog end | seatewte ix ri (J™250 erates Parent ovy, aus the : lan, Financial Frank Miller, . Pelee han nett: Reliet ets 4 nee Aese, G. Ht. Maurer, M. B. Gordow, aS ee UPOBALS FOR PURCHASE OF BOTTLE ny oe patens Reems Moonee reise) | Retna Shae Resco. A ‘od at this office tt} ) AB ively, 3 Ete et