Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1872, Page 4

LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, Nationai Thea dale. Thra'er Comique. dances, ete. —— Condensed Locals. | This is epizoctic weather. a in Washingten yet. partment clerks to vote inthe ential election next Tuesday coatinues, 1 for the borse disease is adver- tized tm to.day’s Star. Simon Woif, es.. Recorder of Deeds, is suffi- cientiy recovered from his eovere Ulness to be able to be ent ‘The members of Hibernia Benevolent Society No. 1, serenaded their president, Majec hls rei ee, on Defreee street, last 4 Dr. Frederick H. Cook has beer appointed a letter carrier for Washington, vice CP. Archi beid, resigned. How is that the railway company put all their epixcotic, lea! Ticketty old care em the 7ib Street line? «1. P. Sampson, editor of the Colored Citizen, lett last night for North Carolina, to take the ® ump for Grant and Wi!son. From Lewis Baar & ( we have tke Novem. ber number of the Merroplitan and The Quarterly Det neator, the excellent magazine E. Batterick & Uo., N girl,living on T street, L ! this ping from the evects of burning ‘by the explosionot a lamp on Sunday mght last. he Distric Webb, es of & s Losi Ata mecting of t last night BE Davis were afuture t Bar Association ten, Seldon ant ittee, to report at propriety of arranging ee { the Washington Dramatic night, the committee to secure mmended the sclection of 2 room in uilding, opposite the Metropolitan 2. ¥ mee 8 digging the lateral sewers on Sth between K and M streets, should here at night. Last evening a gentie- man ‘cil into one of these holes, and came near ng tar on D street, between I3th and 15% streets, yesterday ignited the back sbed of Jolin P. Miller's residence. Police offi- cer Rains eacinguisbed it without turning iz an alarm. ‘The little son of Mr. George Norbeck,Jr.,a ebild five years old, fell down a fight ef’ stairs at the residence of the family, on New York avebue, between ith and Sth Streets, last even- 7 disivcated bis neck, causing instant The funeral of the late Sampson Netter,a well known and respected colored citizen, took Place yesterday from his late residence, on 3d street southwest, and was largely attended. He served one term in the old city councils from th ith ward. Last evening while Mr. H. Dodge, of town. was driving up Bsylvania avenue in &@ phacton, aitached t & pair of | spirited horses, the yoke broke when opposite Gait'sjowelry store, and the horses ran away, throwing Mr. Do at upon the street, hurt- ing bis left arm very seriously. | “fir: Henry A. Seymour, of Connecticut, and Mise Mary M. Leggett, daughter of General M. 1). Leggett, commissioner of patents, were mar- | fied at o'clock this morning at the resid, 121 B street southeast, by the Kev. Dr. Chester, of the Metropolitan Presbyterian ebureh, Capitol hi". Mrs. Beiva a. Le | kwood, of this city, has re turned from a tour of the Southern states, where | she went sor the purpose of obtaining subserip- tons to Tilton’s “Golden Age,” with @ large Lithographic picture of Horace ‘Greeley offered | gratuitorsiy as an inducement. She reportsher | mission quite successful in the Soathern states, | but says that be got but few eubseriptions in Obie aud Indiana, passed on her return. | The managers ¢ Home Industrial school a indust fair in the District of Co- | A good idea and should receive the | arty co-operation of all men who ate inter- nanufactures aud the business pros- perity of the communi:y. Gov. Cooke has prom- | ised Lis support to the enterprise and will refer the suggestion of the maaagers of the Home In- ustrial school to the joint commitiee ou mane Biactures of the legis ———- District Improvements. ACTION OF THE BOARD OF PURLIC works, It is proposed by the board of public works to wough which states she | lay @ lateral ewer on the north side of F street, | creating an inability to breathe. Ihe congested between Gch aud 7th strests southwest, anda | state ‘Of the brain was caused partially by the contract for it has been arded. Hugh Mc- Ginnis’ contract for laying a 30-inch pipe sewer on F sireet, between 14th and New York ave- nue. bas been amended +o as to substitute the fae form brick sewer of the dimensiors of 30 by 36.15 inches. ‘TO-DAY. ‘Thomas Taylor, 1510 10th street nor thwest, ‘Was notified that the inconvenience of the bath bipe under the brick pavement in front of his Premises will be remecied as soou as the im- | as to bor | that be was well; that he was at ing, in the case of the United States gt. Georgiana Allen, charged with assault and bat tery with intent to kill Annie Dean, Dr. Harti- gai was called, and testitied that he he made an autopsy of the body of deceased. The immediate | cause of death was the congestion of the lungs blews on the head, which hastened death. that the blows were the immediate cause of ceath. T@ BE HANGED T0-NeRBOW. Jenkins, the Wife Murderer. Arrangements © His Execation. | Hew he is Passing his Last Heurs on b Barth, Gen. Crocker, warden of the Sail, bas been busily engaged for several days part in pre | Tetons for carrying out the sentence of the law paved upon George W. Jenkins for the murder of hiswite. The execution will take place to- morrow in the jail yard. By the terme of the sentence and death warrant, it must take pla. detween the hours of 10 a. m. and 2 p.m., and it is understood that uniees the prisoner desires 9 jater heur, and there is no probability that he ‘Will, the law will be carried out as weer coon as #osible. A limited wumber of tickets of ad- Gission to the jail yard will be issued by Gen, Crocker to-day to persons who desire to witness the exeoution. Gen. Crocker bas been overrun with applications for such tickets, A few of the applicants were women. Owing to ‘be lim- ited areaar the north yard of the jail, General Ceocker will be unable to furnish” passes to all who have applied. TRE GaLLows Was finished yesterday, and after the prisoners were locked up in their ceils the rope eae ran through the hole for it in the center of the beam, and a fall of 4 feet beirg allowed one end was made fast to the nprighton the north side. 2 bag of sand weighing nearly two bundred pounds was brought out and carried up on the trap, and the noc-e having been placed it @ pressure e! the toot caused the b lein, the trap to be pulled out, and the b upped with nd.” The trap door wes caught in the apcing to prevent its rebound, and the e- periment Was cegarded as a success. THE C. NDEMNED MAN has been for same time past vi 5 Revs. Mr. Draper, of Bethel church, J. H. A. Jobreon, cf Israel church, Wm. Gibbons, of n Wesley church, South Washington, ‘and ouhers, and’ they state that at ey found him in the best of spirits, frequently en- geged in singing and pra; and rejoicing im the hope of salvation, of which he seems to be ws confident as be isof meeting death to-mor- row. Although he knew of the efiorts being made to secure a commutation of sentence lores 1 the celebrated stendard at Robert B. Riell’s, corner of l4th street and Pennsylvan’ Western Union Telegraph attention paid to orders, Lapime will find an elegant air braids and curis at Chas Hair Depot ntelli and ch . I eap line of "3 Haman igencer Building. ‘Yeater la art, charged with stealing a pleaded guilty, and was com- mitted to jsil for thirty dave.’ K. &. Colby, charged with forging the nameof P. 4. Dar- neille to an order tor hardware ond. W. Kenne- dy & Co. The testimony was so direct that the {Bdge rent the case to the grand jury, tixing the bailat $1,000. Samuel Turner, threats of per- sonal violence to Mary Whin; $3i0 bonds te keep the peace. John Bowie, assault and battery on Richard Thomas, both colored, the latter x very | Sged man; James M. McCullough, charged | With assault and battery on Samuel Simms, | pleaded guilty of self-derence. Stmms teetitied that he went into McCullough’s place to get a loat of bread, and some altercation arose about bis change, when McU. ran him eut with his | pistol, and fired five shote after him. Complain- ant dodged behind a tree ¢o save himeelt. Some bystanders interfered and took the pistol eway from him; grand jury, and bonds fixed at €1,000. TO-par. Charles Campbell was fined $3 for cursing in public. Willard Peak and George Pennington, charged with being drank and ‘iorderly, for feited their coflateral. Desay) ()’ Neal, charged with protanity and indecent language in the street; case continued. Daniel Hill, L McCower and Wm. Gates, profane and indecet ngvage on Benning’s b-id@ge road, pleaded ty, and were fined $5 each. Georginua charged with larceny of a pair of shoes, overski't and a shawl trom &lizabeth Jon The accused is the seme woman who beat Aun: Dean with the bottle, and complaining wetness identified the articles on her in the dock. ‘The charge was dismissed aud the peoperty ordered to be restored. Eli Howard, asault on Wash- Addison, colored, by knocks ng him down kicking him in the mouth. Witness coald not prevent bim, but told lt “That's all right.” Eli said * Yes, and if it wasn't he'd jmake it right.” The judge made it ail right. by imposing “a fige of $5. Jobn Davis, assault and battery or his wife had no idea, if is said, that they would prove suecessful ‘was not Sisappointed when told that the application had failed. On Friday inst ho mace a rervest of G. 1 y ® rejuest of Genera! Crocker that his likeness be taken, and on Mou- day Mr. Alexander Gardner, photographer, repaired to the jail, ané im the north yard, in which the gallows was erected, the picture was made. The sightof the seaftold did not have any effect upon him whatever, aud when he was not obeying the orders of the artist in looking at the point of the camera, be eyed the epgine of death with considerable interest. YESTERDAY Jenkins was visited by Messrs. Wm. Peel and Joseph Ambush, (the firat-named the president of the Colored Young Men's Christian Associa- d they spent hours with him rsing on religious subjects, reading and P ‘Assistant District ton also called dur: w he was, ttorney Harring- the day, and to his inquiry enking replied cheerfully ce with God, and forgave everybody; that Pear not blame him (MF. H.) for prosecuting him, for it was his business to do so, and he had not an un- kind word for anyone. Key. .I.H. A. Johnson, pastor of Israel Church, paid him ‘a short visit about 4% o'clock p. m., and after a brief con- versation with him, read « chapter {rum the Bible and prayed with him. TAIS MORNING, a very large numberof persons were at th applying lor passes, but many failed t them. The passes read as follows:—“* U States Jail, Washington, D. ©., Gct. Soth, 1 Admit Mr. — — to witness the execution of George W. Jenkins, on Thursday, Oc Ieiz. (Signed) Jobn 8. Crocker, warden. ‘The prisoner saw a few intimate friend moruing, and then requested the warden to 4 mit none others than ministers of the gospel and members of his family. Ker. Mr. Draper called about 9% o'clock, and was with ihe prisoner for severai hours. —__o———_ The Death of Annie Dean. S8A1LANT, “GEORGIANA,” HELD FOR THE ACTION OF THE GRAND JURY. in the Police Court, Judge Snell, this morn- @ jail THE A! Iso produced an the brain which no dowht No man could say positively inflammation of the Mr. A. B. Williams, counsel for accused, argued that the prisoner should be dismissed. as there was ho proof that the assault. it death was the result of Judge Snell seid the only business this cout 0 4 had with the eate was to ascertain that there Frovements reach that point. N. B. Clark was | was prebable caus to hold the pumenae gare A informed that two Louses are now accommoda | mord thorough investigation by the grand jury. ‘as the sewer In his loton ith street, and that | He thought there wero good reasons tur him to the ‘vomme ." Penesit to the property. H. #. | hold the prisoner, and would Ox the bath Ravine Wittens of Aferanas'™ "8 imormed that the {pat te care would have an early hearing belore rt Doard esnnot see why tne * °° ttreets) damages the property, when we “®™¢ ae done to reduce it to the grade of the stre Willism Muirhead was inf cannot at present Betw og loth ary! * 4 streets, on accountof the git. The superintendent | * © THPATERS.—About as finished and ng, scenery, costumes, and appointme Slargaret, who is about three times her hus- bsend’s size. Margaret says that Jolin wants to make a wife of her daughter by a former hus- bend, andon her interfering he struck her in the breast; $). Wm. Jenkins, threats to David © Neal, both colored, sa: he would ‘mash his old gray Virginia head in;”” personal reeog- nizance to keep the peace six months. Marga- ret Harris, a coal black girl, charged with steal- ing coal to the value of 50 cents; $5. Mary Bur- nett, colored, charged with stealing various ar- ticles of woman's apparel, some twenty in num- ber, valued at about $30, from H. OU. French. Detective McElfresh recovered the ; Accused was sent to jail for 60 days. Mary Smatth, Ubreats to Maria O’Neal, both coloreu; $100 bond to keep the peace. Frank Pay assanit and battery on Moses Bell, colored; 3 and costs. Thomas Harris, assault and battery on Lizzie, his wife, colored; $5 and costs. Several parties charged by Dr. Verdi with maintaining nui- sances on their premises were in court and the hearing postponed until Saturday. Sampson Tyler and James Miller, both pound men, charged with assault and battery on Isase Doland, who testitied that his cow was tied to his wagon, near by where he was mending a fence, and these men came along and tried to take ‘bis cow, and on his protesting, Tyler knocked him on the head with the hickory han- dle of a pick, breaking it in two. Witnesses corroborated the statement. Mr. Browne, coun. sel tor defence, in witnesses to prove that Tyler was not the man who struck Isaac, aud that it was a case of mistaken identity.’ Mr. Closes, prosecuting attorney, introduced. other es to rebut their testimony, and the court fined the accused $60 each; ‘appealed. TRE FREUND CIVIL RIGHTS Case. Frederick Freund, keeper ot the w: res‘aurant on the northwest cornerof 1 ind Pennsvivania avenue, was charged, on the eato of K. W. Tbhompkins, colored, with violating tho law regulating restaurants, by refusing to serve him and other colored persons with re- frechments. Thompkins testitied that he a his companions ordered peach cream, and that the waiter returned with a price list, in which peach cream was put down at $2. One of them thea ordered it at any price, and the waiter returned and required payment in advance. Witness then went to the bar and asked the pro- prictor if this was the usual manner of treating their customers. ‘The reply was that they went by their rules, which had been shown them. Witness thought this was not their cus fom, as he had been informed by others. ‘They were in there but two or three minutes. Wh. Axgusta, oneof the same party, testitied to about the same thing. On cross-examination it was shown that one of the complainants called the waiter “a tool; Mr. Freund was not present; lad been there before and had not been required to py in advance. John W. Butler testified to the same thing. Augustavus W. Clapp testitied that he went to the same place on a previous occasion, and that no card of prices was presented to him. For the defence Mr. Hine introduced John Wil- kinson, the wa'ter who had been called on to serve m, who testified that one of the men called him * a tool” of the roprictor When he presented them with the car) and asked tor the hay in advance; would haye served them had complied with the rules, as instructed by r. Freund. The rules of Mr. F. were to treat all alike, and all customers served by witness nad been treated the same. Witness had seen th street ™ 2 white men "refused recteshment istactart ® beformance of comedy ax can proprietor; it Is. pot the custom ob? yee whneid mula Gisine oe eae ees to receive money from customers. Mr. Lumsfoi a cierk for Mr. F., testified that e t ‘ ‘ons of the National Thoater | one of the complainants came in with a cigar in sted to order the discontin- | {hi "rceie ‘Leder Wallack’s interesting play of | b's mouth, aud eat down at the table, with his ne busiding being erected by ecaie, or the Rifle Bali,” in which Mana- | baton, both of which were goutrary to the rules Hn On C. street, between Oth and | ver and Mrs. Saville and ®meritorions company | and custom of the house. ‘They all tatked ina . toutbeast, because the same isbeing | Supear, has been brought out in « pitas et joud and boisterous manner to Mrs. Freund at caved timber, and therefore danger- | sir cavilie’s acting as ‘Eliot Gray,” is war! the counter, demanding of her an explanation, ous. Gsrrick Mallory was notified that under | praised, and Mra. Saville has a tule which and said they were going io make Mr. Freand bo circumstances would wooden telegraph poles le wedon G street’ The superintendent of preperiy was directed to recut tbe curbon H ttreet, between North Capitol and let streets. —— os Tar New Asctssment.—The District asses- fors have commenced the assessment for the Lses! year, ending June 0th, 1<74. The com- mission to codify the laws, having closed their labors. the «uperintendent of assessments (Major H. &. Haul) and the assessor have taken the | |. the mort engaging “infant phenomenon” rooms lately occupied by the commission at No. | seen here; Mile. Emm: her wut feat’ of S98 4, street. The assessors will, on completing | walkingon the ceili” 1/4 a 4, .aewut feat of ihe Present aseesment, be one year ahead of | fo those WT ugg GoSsen nieicctaae atu action nd consequently the collector will no | "| we upuaenite oe tana tite ve obliged to wait several months *\er | Shead of anything in that line seen hereabouts ies are ‘ine for the tax books. The board | hetore thelr advent; the ballet gets better aud of opines also meet in these rooms. better; the White Crook, with Lula De.may as The assessors and their residences are as fol- | the leading figure, is intensely funny, and all Jows: Ist district, David F. Lee, Anacostia: | this the patrone of the house have, in addition ua, L. G- Emery, internal revenue bureau: 3d, 6 th, W. C. street. sth, Casper Kellar, 1740 dadson S. Brown, 13 Plant's be Dav Davis, th fin, 1415 5th treet: L. Uinbb, 63 T street; 16th, E. street, W; th, K. 4 480 Virginia avenue; Isth, A. B. H. M street; 19 ick Hogan, 55 H > Pai wth, James M. ie; Zist, S. S. street, N. E ; Carchna aven s.r 3.0. Searle, H. A . P George Wilecn, Riley A. Middleton, jr. Col E. F. M. Faehtz is the clerk in charge | Of the office. ——+ = Beware o formed that paper, Lavin ington and Se wh, soliciing dona- trons to build a new Methodsst Protestant church at Mt. Clivet, near Ball's Cross Roads, in Alex- anuria county, Virginia. The woman is an im- ostor, and ber “subscription” paper is a forgery. ve are not building a new church at Mt. Olivet, thoogh we purpose building in the near future; hetther bas any one, at any time during my pas- torate at Mt. Olivet, been authorized by me, the trustees of the church, or any one having aa- thority, to solicit donations for we eee Cavirot Hit BuiLDINe Association, No. 1, ene of the first started east of the Capito! Bas cloced atter a successful run of five pine months. Amount received exist- ence ot association, §159,163 91, of which amount $96,046 was sdvanceson loans on 1,006 shares of stock. and 660,062.21 was paid in redeeming 1, oh: on ole Shares ONES. of stock. The whole number of honey S631, The parties berrech sale of money 55.31. ng in some cases did not pay back the amount loaned ‘them, and the y paid by the bor- Towers did not exceed five per cent. interest annum. Persons withdrawing their stock the third year averaged as receipts from 15 to 214 per cent. interest per annum on their in- ‘Veet ments. Mm stration in jarge and spirited meeting at Sx lust night for the purpose of agreein for demonstration fm honor of ‘Wash fica. 3B. an acknowledy tended by thi German 1 uxmMaN secretary. A com- dto perfect arrangements meetil G mittee was appot and reportat an adjourned — FoR EvEwING PARTIES, balls and rece] » &@ fresh line of kid gloves just recetved trom Europe, at Chas. Baum’s Kid Glove Depot, In- telligeneer Building, 7th street. Raat Estate Sate.—Thos. Feal estate auctioneer, Das sold 0: Viced interest in lots 1, 7 to J. D. McPherson, tor suits her in “Rosa Leigh.” Kobb” of Vining Bowers is immense, particu- ed every evenil | Maryland avenue and Louse | he knew Gentry in Virginia, and that he is a | fugitive from justice, Th “Bauberry larly the dancing scene in the last act. Miss Vernon, Miss Stanley, Mrs. Chester, Mr. Thorn, and Mr. Metkiff, all are good in their respective roles, and, take it altogether, «Kosedale” is the | in advance for his cor succes ‘of the season so far. Theater Comique continues to be crowd- » Which Is not strange consid- ering the attractions offered. Petite Angelis v to the comicalities of Dick Parker, Wesiey, and other popular performers. ——_> ARREST OP AN ALLKGED VinGintaA Mcn- DERER.— Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Vernon, of the fitth precinct, proceeded to the drinking house kept by John Shea, at the corner of alley, and arrested a colored man employed by Shea, named Abner Geutry. The arrest was made on intormation of a colored man named Philip Timbers, who said having broken out of the Culpeper county jail last summer,where he was confined to await his trial on the charge of murdering @ colored man named Bill Brown, about iaet Christmas day, by cutting his throat. The prisoner was turned over to chiet of detec- tives Clarvoe, who now has him in charge, and will return him to the Virginia authorities o1 presentation of the proper papers. Since his commitment the prisoner has been confronted by his aceuser, who fully recognizes him; but Gentry denies all knowledge ot the act, or that he isthe man. The officers have no doubt of the correctness of Timber’s story, and Chief Clarvoe telegraphed to the officers at Culpeper this morning. ——e OXYDIZED S1LVaE 18 one of the newest designs for gentlemen's scart pins. Itis highly decorated with finely-tormed figures, and in French cameo beads two thades are shown. The scarf rings will be generally worn. In Alaska diamonds, spiral studs, and solitaire rings there is also a splendid assortment just received at Prigg’s jew- elry store, No.4 Pennsylvania avenue. Mr. Prigg mal specialty of Alaska diamonds, French at it half dozen for teaspoons, 2.25 tor table- Siders, andwill have the Rntves ens ‘Ay in Novem- }, and the manutac- tarnish, and if so it material bere- > care of public works for the i. He con- tended that the assesements were perfectly fair parties were ved law. andno a and ; that if ysl thee remedy b ts making the closing argument this noon for the complainants. fter- THE FOCEDATION WALLS of @ large three- s oe been commenced, by the . the € ill be ready for occupancy by Christmas. Sholesale an trade seems to be tending tm this direction stace the streets in the neighborhood have been improved. Tae Rvpimererx-Wrentaskt Coxcerts commence on Monday next. The sale of re- served seats commen to-morrow at Metze- rott’s, and it will be well for concert-goers to cail early and secure eligible positions, as there will be a great rush, These artists are the best ever in the county. pay for it. The jndge here st: give the case consideration and render his de- cision at a future time. One point he wished to take into consideration, which was whether a d that he would business man had the right to demand payment mmodities, ee GEORGETOWN. erppes Drare.—Abdout six o'clock this morning Mrs. Mary McCarthy, an Irish woman, living on Warren street, between Ist and Pros- pect, died suddenly. While driving up her cows she was taken with a congestive chill, and was carried to her home, where she soon expired. Coroner Patterson was notified, but deemed an injuest unnecessary, as she was very old and feeble, and evidently died from natural causes. Wxporna.—On Monday evening Mr. H. D. Smith, superintendent of street improvements, was married to Miss A. M. Hulse, of this city. Rev. Dr. Dashields officiated. This is another geod result of the comprehensive plgn of im- provements. * ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS.—The steamer FE. C. Knight is discharging a large lot of elegant wal- nut furniture for Willard’s Hotel. ‘The steamer Ide arrived to-day to G. F. Hyde with a fall cargo of general merchandise. BER TRADE —The receipts today were $7,000 feet white bill stuff to Jos. & J. E. Libbey per schooner Cordelia, from Havre-de-Grace, and 206,000 feet white pine lumber to Wheatly Bro., and 20,000 pickets to E. Pickerell & Co. per schooners Corneiia and Saco, from Havre. de-Grace. Grain anv Coat TRaps.—On acconst of & mitre sill being out of canal lock No. 22, there are no boats arriving. ALEXANDRIA, PorrTicaL MeETinGs.—A republican moet- ing was held in front of the Marshall House last night, and was addressed by Gen. O. Bab cock, commissioner cf public buildings and ground, Captain Manning and essrs. Adkins and Scott. A Greeley and Brown meeting was held at Carlin’s springs yesterday. Speeches were made by Judge J. W. Moore, of Washington, Judge H. W. Thomas, Mr. McKenzie and Rich- ard Miles. ADDITIONAL PosTaL Facilities WANTED.— Col. D. F. Dulany presented to the Post Oftice department to-day a petition numerously signed, by the residents along the route, for the re-establishmentof Toad from Alexan- dria to Aldie, the appointment of John Blox- bam as mail carrier, and tor the re-establish- ment of a post office at Annandale, on the pro- posed route. Tus A. & F.R.R. com have commenced Jaying the fo of thi depot at the in- te¥section of Cameron and Fayette streets.— Gazette, last oa. (S178 stares pa: oFFI08 U the Hetty Pew Sai he oitnant kis) ‘ing for the or 1 1869, for for rolling Horse fm the case be she Eraminers repr of December A BARE CHANCE For SPORTSMEN. to found at, Losn Uffice and Bazaar, Pennsy (vania avenae, strecta. canO"s 0. 9 tw oe Fo trouble 10 show ¢ FREUND'S DIES’ F «and 10£ CREAM Pesmrylvania avenue. Spore dono da} fame as eng Seite my would solicit a liberal anare of your FBEUND, Caterer ana Confectiorer, yivenia svenue, Lali ATLUNAL DINING iaily. ngs. OITY ITEMS. Hatrorp Leweeversnire TABLE Sauce, the best article for family use. oeceseer~. Hmm HSapevarters fer gents’ undershirts a 3 ts. ———»—___ “You Pavs your saonish and takes shoise,” Dat if you choose wisely you will complete out#it of clothing of Roman & Cox 7th street, with the meney your doctor w otherwise get. ——o_____ THR NATIONAL Savines BANE, corne! New York @venue and Lith street. pays 6 T annum on deposits for each calendar mo 2 king hours, 9 tod. Saturdays, tos ——— WITHOUT A WSL TITTING silk or soft A superb assortment of childrens bat and cape, berg low prices, 3 ays on Cart! 4 nts, Cassinenr for 83. Handsome for 35, Very dine for $12, $13, and Biack pantaloons for $5, 26.50, $5, £19, to $ Large assortment at Gue Price only: Guo. C. HenxinG, No. 410 7th street, gras : THE GRAND GirT raorooRarad sTORE remove on Monday next, November ith, to 317 7th street, corner B, next door to Gree Williams, where the constantly ee ke srs PanTaLoons commodated with beautife! photos, and plezty of room. Repvetior oF Pru teas, coffees, spices, &c., at the American Store is being ran off at lower prices than at other store. The goods speak for themscive: is shown by the numerous oustomers who # all decoratien of one’s person goes for naught. inereasir number of our patrona can be felicitously ac large prizes and ts, at Goldman & Steinberg, corner 7th your aya ould © of r ct onth $to dand 6 Nt3.14t16 hy #15. 15. Ww. wil No. on & -The choice stock of Tea any s, as lock to this depot for Mocha, Java, and other coffee: and for tine teas af every name and quality. Go to Dowling’s, corner ot Tth aud I streets north west, where ‘you can have your coffe: fresh while waiting for your change. eer Wittcox & G WING MAcCHIN®. B's celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas oreet factory, 7th an” 10,2 Baum’s hoopskut and ec intelligencer Bailding. LaviEs AND Gzn’ weari sent them to A. site Patent Office. The Professor will giv satisfaction without fail. ¥, RRLIRP FoR T Corne extracted without pain; Bunions, Nails, &e., relieved and cured, ‘at Dr. Whi No. 538 Toth street, opposite U. 8. Treasury. ‘THERMOMETERS and and made to order by Hem: r= FAMILY USE. THE HaALFORD LEICESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE, The Very Best Sauce and Relish Mado Any Part of the World. FOR FAMILY USE. PINTS wernse see snen HALF PINTS... ae. Advice and medi. ine willbe sent. Addross M. 023 Pa.av., Motzerott Hall ONM FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS, THOMPSON, No. 646 N. sth euect, Pinlade- CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. SrtH Ported UNORRHILL, 8.1. corner 9m 4D. hin ‘janz7-ly* bet. Sd and 0% ste, B.B.Younss, Western Produce Oompany , 00 € ground The — TLEKEN: Hf you wish your ing apparei cleaned in a tirs-class manner, Fisher, No. 615 Sth street, oppo- you 21,3: bates Frer—Pee, 1 per Visit.— Baa te’s, are repaired ipler, near 4 street in | colors; medsam apd le LIME, CEMENT, @c. Jony F_ Kixe, 8! Mase, avenne, Det. eth end run Georgetown Advertisements. ALPHABETICAL | TS soesututtig taetgeede | BUSINESS DIRECTORY: ,, .rmeomarnans. FICIAL SOULETY will be held st Soct 2 ual, Con‘aining Cards of First-class Establishments LIVERY eran.as. ee | DAV'gVesiNe. theses ineact «crs tlrs. | in all Branehes of Business in the Distriet, E*T=: Co. Willard Hotel sation | Every member is expected to attend. By orde —— Sat B street “ae AGRICULTURAL WA nistans. oF end 0 Cwtreet, peat Thi LOOKING GLASSES, France: Lawn. im Lum Jous a Ba 926 25-53 La. eve, ot Sth & law LE DEPOTS. ANDERS # Ov, al Geers, Masser’ TP BE EATEST NOVELTY roeeword, containing by atin La. avenue » Georget other BASKETS, row MITECES. : hronves rem im solid wainet and gilt, at 65c., uss, N. B.cor thant @ st. op, Treas re | . at 5 | .. opposite Post Office Dey | Fine Buglish and Domestic POCKET CUTLERY. | D " Cloth and Halt BRUSHES sod COM B-. | SPOR Bicone ae. | The latest public LL, 632 F street, poar 1th street | hoe oF of BOOKS aid utsic nal os | ‘aT GALLERY th #t. bet NY ay and Let. pit ed Sere! 195 Bridge st, | H.N. Baktow 1235 Pa. ave., bet. 18th and ith ste mon & Tormey, Pa bet. 28d & Barn oe, RY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES —Bx: | gp ATPORSEYS-aT-LAW. FB oy a ne ther, 1 SAT PO —Sations, | ORES: s eposatee Cl $ sLING@TON MARKET, atker, 1410 1 Dae breve Clothe ned Toning ieee attons, | Bawa ApounsoLt, 064, opposite Ohy Hal. Matecretras Toa yes priced Dress Goods in all Htatrs Navional M colore and of choice styles, Rufiaio, Beaver and A 5c. to 91.25, 4 of Claims. 14 13h street MANTLES. See - : ° peared ye, Rotary Haw res & Pearson, Sate, Marble @c cor sap Black sn8 Osi ne & spleadii neeoi ding, 7th & Este | 4K Sherwern a Uo. Mantels &c , dW Peon eye ‘at of Shawis, very chea) perior Bed Blankets | 5 ©. gorthwest. | Teckkx & SHERMAN, 683 Louie . ree: White ovals: | ne pene tee, Seg re Notary Pu BEncuany Talsons. 1 id Twilied Cottons of al rices that | ANomEw B DUvall.c.4i and D ete op.cits Hal), | PEVLINA Co.MY )113 Pe. e¥.,betJIeba@iath str cannot be beaten. BENJAMIN MILLER, 101 | & Wass, Columbie Lew Dart bee MILLINERY, ac. Bridge atveet. Geor aD. oe HENxRy W. GaRwert, Colambia Law Max CB. GILLETT. £14 Oh et. opp. Patent G, Homa cetr Ei Scunter, Cotambie Law Buia 0. W_ THORN. ; wholesale onty fle Sth #t., cearav: x. 10= street wn. DO. Ryeecame, Interent t Low. - MODEL MAK ERS, @c. SCHOOL BOOKS ABD eri Math H W. Brxicrono, Hoos batiding, 18) F | ©. Orraauaw, Gs uh ctpest Patent Omce. AT VERY LOW EsT PRICES. _ AUCTIONKERS. 2 b street, opporite Poxt Moe BLANK BOOKS. FANCY GOODS. NEWSPA- | We L. Watt & Uo..8. W.cor Jos Pannen, (also Browsing and Gilding. lwp © PERS, PERIODICALS, BOOKS. STATION- ILLIAMs, 1061, oor, 10th USIC STORES. A suprivofall kinds of Beading Matter, Week}: im strevt, Loar M street Papers. Magarioes, Music. ete son had inuinett GS, Se. after publication usic, or anything will De promptly fied. M. H. WHEATLEYS Steam Dyeing and Scouniag Establishment, Orrice, 49 JerPERsen STREET, Georgetuwn, D.C. Established 1832; premium awarded 1°87; and fe row one of the o dest’ largest. moat complete estab- lishment of the kind in this eon Bpace. Orders for Books, Ferivdi Det. Oth and 7th ots Dg to the business eol2 it » bet Sth ste CONT 4 street, oh ton 5 . feel et, rt Aw, iat nee (0 HiLt Baw, 111 Teh street, betw Bax Gb. are. corner Nth st Ba AND BANKERS. river, 16 18 Penn ar 1 SATINes Ba | Eracomrss Savine & Bi Moomy & PARVIN. O68 18th nt yt place In the District for Cleaping or Pr Geutlomen'’s | BRATION Hal BiliiaRyBALOON, corner Mh & 1 <te Clothing. Rverything appertaining to the bnatwess LS, GLASS, ac. Feil and promptly executed. Office closed daily at | C BSOMNRIDER. 1307 F st., between 12th and 131 a7 [th st. bet Pe eve. and Det sunset. except Saturday. whenit willbe open uatil | F Faso. Fischem, @8 Tih at vopp. Pater: om Sy © st tL ORT. rent Mot Hotes Sp m. Post Office Box 72 ot | J H. Rremuine. Blec. Belle & Lt'e Rods, 18 4. Hakny Syovmsran. 1212 7th street, posr M BLACKSMITH SHOPS, PAPER HANGERS, PIANOS, &c. F. Barer: ing, BO.) 4% & Water QCHOMACKER & 00. CELEBEATED GUL CHOMACK ER & GO- 7 Be we ‘Ztnctnesn. hipenitig ATT i (CHERIES, A T. Wuitine, Strew Ht & Bt. Bleacher, 9 Ps. iv ‘Agent —Hav | Gi- MOUSER. aa the last ‘tou wea tele the Mas KLOiNDENer, 811 B street northwest, mew ann oa sees oe Ear ev ated oy Red to ite dace athe rior 4 Wx _H. Naiiey, sontts ‘Sth and B ste, ‘® Piano, to which thereis none supe. BOOWTURES, , ‘ior, whieh has the ‘weat patented provements, Ww LANTYNE sD . "4 aud ‘whlch bas given Yee calinotion = S "Ponactt ao atcet oye one for clroular fe cepa dt fea wt cvaemse | p ape aoeeeae sy oe = beautiful fostrumente at pr 08150. a & Go. 705 Oaxnon s Liver Tonic, the aon that isto say 33 * “ |G. Ba xo ody » Se Toh wt. by Wm. anno, class Piano, iy fovite the public to 1 . call at my wareroom and examine for themselves. | BEN. F. FR Aer Panos for rent, Fiance exchanged. repsirin tended to. Srivbat Bitcshionrnaes Aero Ww". KNABE 4 00.83 avin & Jaco . HEIL BRON, 4) imtel! din, CELEBRATED PIANOS Bim Fone iba EW acing oe ease SURPASS ALL OTHERS. A B. Guat. Slipper Mamutectoner We Ake ew Wm. Knabe & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL PIANOS, 258 Wo! forty yeare in ae. i ik SomMMERVILLE & Leivce, $16-18-20 18th etree: u very accommodat) ter . y aud CCAM, fr eae gate PEABO rant 8 ora Pee a fee Piano WarerotRiCHENBACH'S é dings, c.,15% et end Canal: ‘tano Ware: a uo 5 BU EQus, EES. Wig MeCammen’s PIANOS. (Boardman & Gray BR ett si ae Cas are FB Com . o- . sy o ieeale only |.c Sth Jou Ne, a MM bet. @t wealc. § MEICHENRACH 8 0.0 Pic rs. (choice goods.) B.W. corner snake, : asin and ra a replay M ¥ Git, & Lakconse, Piano Warerooms 3 Lith street. LUMBE, OsT AMUSING TOY OCT!—Canses inanimate figures to dance to the music of pianus fo ich! LTR, $83 K street, near 10th, G Weave, (alsoUpholstering),) 808 Gast... CABPENTERS AND BUILD E: ¥ J ber sar, ie by GL WiLD& BRO 4 proved ay s between Pa. avenneand Est L. ¥ CHAPMAN, 203 Tth street and 1222 Lith «trent Axes FBacen. 609 Le avenue, near Suaf's Eranos, ‘ of | Jus H HowLert, 618K street. ber Sthanny Busey &. C2vit. 737 Tth street. bet @ io Musteg! Inctramoue poeecte? | Mociati a Destixe ar ares Es Lay 889.D stroot, bet. dh acd 20eh dali Musical Iustruments tuned and A, 0 Beaman,(housteeach'd for ground $i3 fhe CARRIAGE FACTORIES, SRT Ii. Gkawam. 40-12-16 3th at., bet. D and & Batt, corner Penn. avenue and 13 street oun B. Dente, 09 Sth st, sonth of Peni W H. Gakess & BRo.. 60 'Pennsy! trol Mtl WS 2) 9tcor wr, MEDICAL, &. EMALE DirEASEs treated and confim it Cases taken, Describe case aud enclose & Ir F 7&D T& H. B. IMMENSE STOCK. $75,0001 FASHIOVABLE GOOD. THE SALE GOES BRAVELY 0: D IN. Great Bargains in Boys and Men's Suits. Suits at all Prices ¢@ Suit all Purses. SPECIALTY IN SUITS, AT fis «$13 $38 838 $100 B13 E30 $33 OVERCOATS VINTER sults; FOR MEN AND Bboy THE VERY LARGES \D a CALL AND SEE US. arin peinepaniet belgie gt tlt cet styles Foreign ane ic termaite tp at cust notice by exiiful and ex rienced w: men. HABLE BROTHER Fashionable Tallors, ock5 N.W. COB, 71a AND D STBEET W T Nimmo. 317 Pa. avenne, ™meosex BETUBNED 1F ‘HING 1s 30 HILL CK & OIS8BL, corner Bri aL snd reeta, Geors Besxine & J; H. PLANT'S SOM cree Mew Tok areeas iSee’ ad: M.M_ kone: isih streets, where testimonials can be com COACH FINDINGS, ahtomon J Fanti — THOMPSON & Co. 318 Sth at. Bie enter Market, | Cuanius THomrso} MAPaH& witson, COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. Moore & A Regularly Educated Femate Physician ana | Josere TK. PLant.corner © and Sth streets N.W, KW Bi Bitdertfezom be consulted on ali Liseases Incidenta, Erorne, 14% F street, partment Oe ak Deiebidicn B119 : M C Heenent,(Dining Booms,) 217th at., op. FO T. Jouneon,(Anct'r,) cor. Pa av &Sdst. east. between Hand I. Booms, Board, Medical atte ance, &c..at reasonable prices a Tape worm removed with head in two hours, Re- fer to patients wuccesstully treated in Washing. ton. aclé 3m* Kexwrny & Son, 15th Puu om Street, near Riggs’ Bank. A. Weicu & Co. a8 Bat., ‘eanphe, » URANTS, - BEST. JouN BcorTr'sDININGSaLoon meals Me. )$55 Lasy. Cow ter ib wt. 4&3 Louisiana svonue. B °0) _ my ey <—~ rox Bi LLEGE, oor. 7th end Late, SEWILS: WHEELER & Wise Dieor & aot. Peasy. ‘They are sim: lent, mate ee en's. Lewis Baaraet, ¥. M0. aR. Tromss Marr (repetrig & speciatty tee ©o i A. G. Batey, 819 Pa. ave., (Law, Titles, Rotary.) ING WAX, ac. Bt wholesale, 1027 7th street, BSETS, SHIRTS, &c. Dove Lass’; Ladies’ Under wear generally) 408 th .. * 1112 F street west, TLL, DOr 5 H a8 WI6 Pen: ARVRY OLDEN, n®. 8¥.,Corner Uthst, Do! STO . oe W Bartnoromar. ON MARRIAGE. Happy Beuisr ror You. from the eftects of Errorsand Abuses in 'y life. Manhood restored Impediments to marriage removed. New method of tr New and remarkable reme- di Bo ren ud CS taTe sent pce in, sealed er 2. ress, HOWAED ASB ‘TION , Bo* ‘th th street, Philadelphia, Pe ag ote” ment ae WaLiacu * DoLLAR Stoxg, 491 Pa,ay., Det. atrh (AK! ESSE n Hows's ImPRovxD, J Marr ast, 6 P - = Muss WE WiLson.J307 Pa.sv.(Out's taught by role) SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, 4M Beh otront, COAL AND Woop, » DRUG STomus. ue Family Fevorite, ‘Sd Meastasten® EL. * anne. JOHN T. GIVEN | @'G.C. Stuns, corcer Mew Tork wecote eee tata taka ate ‘ : —— F 8 Garage ocensr Sth aud iets northeet! tet. ORB. cp stnirn CLARKE & GIVEN, R BR FERGUSON, 18] Penns. eve., Capitol Hill, ‘E881 Hb st ; wlso, indies underwear WHOLESALE ASD DETAIL DEALERS IN | © 4) Bov-ey 228 east Foams. ave , Capitol Hill, nag aan WOOD AND coat. Yates & WiswaLt, 107th street, near Le. avente Wiitmiaxn, a Dat’, between she 2 Bocay & WYLie, (One Price,) 118 & 1050 Tt wt ee OFFICE AND YARD: Mus.ANNIE Pav PERson, cor-Pa.y AGE ae No 424 Tenth Street West. between Dand E Streets DYE HOUSES, orth: ond. also, at the Corner of Twelfth ana C Streets Nortnwest. jarves and Depot at Potomac Maryland avenue and 12! H.W EK Ul 5 edical Museum. W i Waeariy. as Stenson shoe toe Maen EMPLOYMEST + bet yy s - STE WARD & TaYLOR. O01 8th st., corner E northwest, STORE Y. U . FAIR PRICKS, Lovee 0. Boris carests . Bree ot TY, TeAE RG CES AND FAIR MM SPRnee rrices: near 5. W.J.& OA ACKER. int and B streets §. W. %, Vv Knox s Express; ‘ES, SHEET. Warh'n: 6 Bridge ENRGKA’ STOV! EMOVAL. R Main Ofons: 3 Soaks st. @tn;7 Weal'as W. H. MARLOW, H, BavUMcaRTEx.(nlso Die Ginker,) 802 Pa. i Wood and Coal Dealer, CY STORER. : — Corner of sth and B sts. 8. W. Space, cormer sth 1 would, respectfally inform my friends and pa aud aber ines” trons. and the public generally. that | hay . wef ieee oupootie fiaithnonion Fark. whore I sgn be freed $0 equal now wrth'n large and well selected stock of WOOD AND AED COMMIASIO: COAL, which I am selling at the lowest market prices. Thanking my friends for past favors, 1 wnt be ploascu to see them at my new stand; snd TRU new, Would do well ko arst categon ee re STE a re A * areata; MARLOW Ques G. PRARCK 169 Fa. ae, bot. lah s lah ame selé-cotf street and canal. a bee. ~, street, near FF. WASHINGTON HOTELS. JouN MCCLELLAND, cormer of La. ave. and 10th st, Ui aoe Jocnrn Gawire. Wz W illiems, ae © Ingersoll, A. P. Fardon, #. B’chardson, and Duncan, in said county: signed believe it conducive to th cause aroad to bo opened as al Fayed for: creas the route of said ro: be undersigned duly surve; ‘en by direction “f the Notice is hereby given of the 9} President of Public Works of, trict ef Columbia. Room No. 2 ings, 4e sticet, Washington, D. O., wher Jectlon wich may be made Will be beard aud sidered, By excerct oan 8. JOHNSOY. 0c23, », stant rai enti and Republican copy.) AND ALL IN WANT OF OBNAMENTAL WOOD OCABVLNG. farnish Y COLMAN, andenburg. Hon. George Ta eneral And wherras the under- iblic interest to t »Morrison’s Bui ny ob- Lawn,” and Hon. N. P. Chipman, Attorney Gereral Co eds and & plat thereof prepared and filed in our office: ication afore- ‘con- cys BE DEALE. CABINAT- Te FUBNITU. Pe BS, for the Artificial Wood Orna- the agency ety HE ORNAMENTS, &e..Ac., of the most ‘at cne-tenth the cost carving. Osltend stock and prices. iCall and see new patent SASH LOOK. Bole agency for the D: MOVED WITHOUT PAIN ORL AE RU amore 2 Banicon,cieb and idgrowing Nails Petsroan tite © to attend patients at residences exc At nace ats ihce, 3 at res efers to eminent Jans. surgeons f other well-known pa‘ rons. sends GISTAULISHED IN WASiNGTON, 1861.) 2 vemee. wear I7tb street 2 B Ge ae - Drviin &Co.,(N.¥.) 1135 Pa. ay., bot 1itheian i808 Dav, 122 Peon eve, Speers Glentgertny RNTHRIN ewer py teers worms, O.F WineLow. ruc'r 10 TimmsaWinslowad Posy | wageae mean *Ssy. Fer ee Pr oes sd STORES pry ny nl Ro. 709 G STREBT, *, . . Paoin, de.) 6 Pe, arittand Rete NeW oc iime™ | jeent Berwinn Tru AND Ore STREETS, Jee aes Ar nay ouse, That & Market 8 Donen iss Fe. oveaue, oplil ili, ) OTICE OF OPENING A PUBLIO ROAD IN IMPERIAL Wat J. Lx, Second- ring) aecar | Nm cotnty oF WASHINGTON, Dec. MOTEL, FT cKunwny & Uo 189 Peat ta sooo: hs Hair Mattresses taken, opened, cleanse! Boarpor Renuie Worrs.District ea JAMES BYEES, Proprictor. re-made. and returned in fwo hours. NaTOx, 33, GAS FIX’ ac. ‘Whoteas su spplicatic ing has been made FRontine PENNSYLVaNia Avanus, Haw LION PYAREON, cof SNR D, ¥.M.0. 4.8 to the meder signed fo op ee yh _ Between 13th and 14th stress, A B Sur: ERD & Co..8M) Fa, aves bot Seed wiban: county of Washington, D.C in Peccsore oe Pe ess owinae *Gikais Wiadaas "82S nese m | sexe, rpstene eal OH Re ov stmt me Lansbarg, J: Bi i Maria T.’ Stod ‘Thankfa! to the 4 _ - dard, in Phones Pe division of “Oak ine past tne Proprietor amis func rioeas ‘ant Wa W. Vatonan, for enurches, houses, &., 711 D ‘PERSONAL. ishment, which he promises aball be * | GROCERY STO: fens tt oo Oy. Obron 120 Ss Bowes oof Markel Sense Stop Wilacd’s | Ae PERSON WOLDING A&A WATOR, au _— : Balt t Bian? & Son Be erase ee rest 7.697. purchased from M. Hi. PRINCE, will pms ARLIEGTOR,” Cha FPSL, corner and 15. Bw, | reoelsé in liea there:t a Watch of greacer vale by id acne ono none) ADAMS BUSHBEE & 00 —Awroloees /ESSLE & SOW, a Planet Keraders. Clarvoyant ant Healing = = 3 Mediwrrs. Bovms at 900 lich street. Hours from Pasraurees 7 ae ac. lito 5 p.m. ocis-tnovl* oo lt-3y Jonx J. PxaBooy, (also Fishing Tackle.) 38 D st, = ILLA ec LD DR. DARBY CAN BE CONSULTED OON- cc™ = dently et ALO Ge ettecte teres Ba : EBBITT HOUS c 5 ol Houorebie and scientific Penis) ivanis avenae — aL 44 treaiment teed, WASHINGTON. H 5 RAND FALL OPENING, 2 alana CARPETS: LeOS, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN. ‘The oldest established Specialist fn the «ity. Bo. 604 ELEVENTH STREET, 4BUVE PF. Cheapest Carpet House 1N THE DISTRICT NESSES. WOLFORD @ SHILBERG miteaiealec cheeoerecc er nn we benee Fret aypaeh fo te mena hich tre ae Ever brought . Beatty. Urey baving been selected sar with eer stcck embraces all the latest novelties of the ERGTARE So sacs res pepenia IB. eTORm. ay; c= omeet Sak. oe oor arse a B. = TWO = iD rapped ae adage Otero 1h HLS felty in Sfarepese ag Ce ume «OH P 4 e NTH STREET SOUTH, AwEEK D ann EB. whiting Mesos ae Se No, 427 SEVE! ‘BE donglt and solt ie mi iepestisatom. | reed: debe rach Seed 4 SE Paton LOC ey Pore Ed