Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1875, Page 4

EVENING STAR. SATUERDAY......December 4, 1875, Weather Probabilities To-day. OFFICE OF CaTEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘WASHINGTON. December 4. 1815. i For the middle Atlantic states faliing bar- meter, light northerly winds, sligntiy warmer, cloudy weather. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., Tonight. Notional Theater —Mr. Joon McCullough i “Macbeth ” Lost,” and a first-class Theater Comique.— ‘variety performance. ——_e____ Condensed Locals. Levee U. P.’s, 1.0. 0. F., 16th inst. See adv. Jes. Heliew sends the current numter of the Catholic Mirror, Bar, * Bazar, &c. Gatchel and Wilson advertise an unusually desirable residence. Complete outfit for housekeeping for sale cheap. See adv. « The street lamps will be lighted at 8.45 p. Mm. and extinguished at 520 a.m. Late last night, while Mr. Simon Brady was walking on “Tth street northwest, he slipped on the sidewsik and broke a leg. te Grand Army of the Republic last even- ing adopted resolutions of respect to the —< ory of their deceased comrade, Henry yh isen. Atthe Jobn F. Cook school building last night the pupils of Primary No. 4, Mrs. A: Varrick, teacher, gave an entertainment of and rhetorical exercises, in which the Amatevr Glee ciub took part. This being the time for the payment of yensions for the fourth quarter of the year, the office of Col. Cox, U. 8. pension agent, is but all applicants are attended to ;, as fe the custom of that very icer We have received the first number of the Reet F Record. to be published semi- monthiy in this erty by Messrs. J. T. Cold- weil and Geo. E. Emmons. It promises to be @ vsefal journal to those interested in real estate transactions in the District. Wellington F. Sherwood, who was taken ledy by the officers at the Presi- use yesterday, as stated in THE evening, Was detained at head- quarters last night and examined this morn ing by Drs. H. Leach and 8. A. H. Me- Kim, who pronounced bim insane, and he Was sent to the Insane asylum. The chariots for the Washington Ch: company, being built at Concord, N. H., he shipped shortly, and are expected to ar | rive atout the !2ih instant. The line will be ii lL operation not later than the 2th in- The chariots are lettered with the as follows: New Jersey avenue, K street, Vermont avenue, Treasury, War and | Navy departments. _ Justice Wm. Thompson celebrated his Sth birthday on Wednesday, December Ist, in the company of some of his old friends at son.J. E. Thompson. ‘ rst commission riot Claims Against the District. REPORT OF THE AUDITOR. nal report of t Columbia to the Commission strict of Columbia, is as follows: te of my last a 1 have been pre- ve bi promptly | to the Controlier for d the creditors of the ner been de The bal- ance due on the b e for the years services to th Lave been In the act and is rlate Beard of F ed and paid, as pre of Congress approved Mareh 3, wirccount of the United States marshal Court of the District of Co- been examined and fou nb- y correct. All ea rence Stores of all descriptions clearly show that our merchants are exerting themselves to ‘unset the demand for holidsy goods, and, too, that they will be well patronized. In order thatthe bundred thousand readers of THE STAR may know just where to go for such articles as they may need for holiday use or boliday gifts, we note below the places where they can be best , and ropese to continue this useful directory From day to day during the festive season, as new advertisements appear. cen wane: Wan ait the pear heme Lage northwest, wi up finest and most extensive stock of interior decorations south of New York, at this season usnally Ren neg extra assortmen: Pegs Roper, for the holidays. This year his line of holiday goods probably surpasses that of any previous season. It would be im- possible in our to begin to enumerate all the beantiful, tasteful, and appropriate articles to be found at his place, bat name & few and recommend our readers to go and see for themselves. Particularly large and choice is his Hine of genuine D poree- pictures; so much in fashion now. Another feature is the display of Brewer- ton’s pastels, just now the rage. Then there | ae no end of new styles of easel-statuary. Hlower-pieces, photo-statuary, rich and beautiful fire-giltand velvet to- frames, (the finest line in the city,) + id and silver- lated wire tifal pattern, for Banging pictures, and knick-knacks of all kinds. One can find at Markriter’s a wou- deriully choice stock of imported things, of great range and at very cheap prices. It would require a page of THE STAR to give a catalogue of the Pegg that line the wa!is at Markriter's, but can only mention now three new paintings in of] by Max Weyl, 1l- lustrating our beautifal Rock creek, Piney branch, and Upper Potomac. In short, one can find in Markriter’s establishment, every- thing needed in the line of interor adora ment, whether in the way of wall, window, or ceiling decoration, pictures, mantel orna ments, hail ornaments, &c., ce. It hardiy is necessary to say that Markriter’s line of T hangings, foreign and domestic, is o' re t modern patteras and the fullest to be found in this part of the coun- try. and that by buying for cash and thor- | oughly knowing the state of the market he is able to supply the best goods at prices be- | low those usually charged for ordinary qual- itles. 3 Pennsylva- W, has beea holiday pres- uprising engravings, chromos, pho- phs of stationary, flowers on colored F ew styles of frames for cabinet and carte de visite pictures, and about fifty oti paintings in real gold frames. The early Visitor will have great advantage here. What is more suitable than # suit of clothes for yourself? Besides the need for the approaching holidays, when all desire to look their best, the recent cold snap has shown that they are nesded for comfort. Caillat HanLe BroTtuers’ establishment, and you Will find a large stock of business suits. overcoats, and clothing of eve: seription reasonable prices, corner of and D streets. The information to the public in the ad- vertisement of Messrs. C. M. Towson & Co., is well worthy of consideration. They have opened a complete bazaar of seasonable and cheap dress goods, comprising all the fresh patterns of plaids, diagonals, serges, plaid repellants, arctic snitings, French cash- meres, merinos and Empress cloths; bia alpacas, full double width for 25 gents; bi 7th ek casbmeres, one yard wige, from 50 cents 10 =I, and Guinet cashmere silks from $1 to <5! ‘Their line of wollen biankets cannot be surpassed for quality and cheapness. To-day the drug ‘store of EDWARD A. Betts & Co., corner of Pénnsylvania ave- une and 19th street, whieh was receutly in- jured by fire, was reopened, with a fresh stock of drifgs, chemicals, and patent medi- J. MAY's Paris kid glove depot ‘ge stock of Convoisier’s, Level’s Jouvin’s gloves, with two, three and four buttons, at popular prices; 917 Pennsy!- varia avenue. ‘There is a good second-hand six-passenger, panel-quarter rockaway, newly done up, for sale— price Skat GRAHAM'S carriage re- pository, 4i2 8th street. G. G. CORNWELL & Sons, the fine grocers, ement be- ited States and the Commissioners of the [)is- ch all the receipts from the Po- re peid by the marshal to th ist nd the costs and exper Court are referred to | this cfilce for audit and settlement. The moneys alvanced to the Board of Healt bave been properiy expended, as is shown b: the accounts of the treasurer of the board Aud the accompanying vouchers, which have ‘orwarded to this office and bave been examined and foznd correct. The tota twelve mor Which warrants have bee or claims, is $2.6 wh: RIM “ 2 Wilts pear in detail on reference to tue sum- te herewith transmitted. The f audits made during the above ree thousand, six hundred and “i of warrants countersigned housard, one bundred aud tweive. Respectfully submitted. Joun T. Vrsson, Auditor. ——$. TRE THEATERS.—Na‘ional_—Mr.Jobn Me- as “Cardinal nelien,”” at the Natio Theater last evening, even sur ssed his previous efforts of the week. Throognout ‘the performance he was met With great enthusiasyy. and appeared before ihe curtain several times in response to the rounds of applause he elicitel. “Julie de | Mortimer” is undoubtedly Miss Glover's most successful role. and in it she appeared eat advantage. Messrs. Aldrich and edge. as “Mauprat,” and “Ba re special mention. beth” will be presented wi ast” still h @ strong cast draws wel full of exeit pon the stage } be presente The variety perform ret-class THE MaRYLa Tiow met last ni gates were ap; ing committees were announce committee of one from each congres district was appointed to confer wi executive committee of each county in Maryland and aacertain the number of voters in this District, and whether they are regis- tered. &c; and @ committee was appointed to revise the constitution. THE FUNERAL of Charles F Harmon. a ‘yer of this city, who OK place at 11500) Vernon Place church y the numerons fri ic fraternity. A Eureka Chapter No. 4, 2 Washington Comm No. 1 were ful represented. ar! ion of thes: Vices Lhe remains ed fo Alexan- Se eer Vee Washington | r were rem escorted ek this morning Sergeant ieers Stone and McNamara corner of ith and I streets low shutter had been forced off eof E. W. Eckloff, the win- oul and the rear gate forced open, = missin, Wants s £00 FOR Ture saugeterday, Messrs. F jan BEING CALLED A P. Edwin by: red a suit for si of Thomas M. Maccubbin, Nailor. charging that de- th of November, in a - Sprigg Belt, maliciously him in relation to a certain lot of eading. as follows: * ¥ found that be Was stealing it, and J hauied the balance away,” for which he claims $20,000. pecseesbiotch mae ANOTHER SHOCK Coat OIL Acct- DENT.— While adanghter of Mr. M. gett. residing in Uniontown, was filling a oa|-oil lampon Thursday last it ex and the burning fluid ignited the dress of an infant daughter of Mr. Padget playing on the floor, and in an Instant it was enveloped in flames, ourning It so that its life is de- *peired of. Dr. Little rendered medica! aid. pitecetnn ranean A Barrcep BURGLAR SHOOTS AT AN Or- FICER.—This morning, about three o'clock, Officer Mitenell discevered ed =n a colored attempting to force his way into the fi jown 20th ficer fired one shot, and at the officer and made his escape. ——___@—___ TO-NIGHT presents the last chance to ob- tain some of the fine old paintings to be sold by Dancanson Bros., corner lth street and Pennsylvania avenue, Hood's build: the prices of those sold wi remarkab! Jow, and the choicest gems remain and be sold to-night. Do not miss this chance. — ew $150,000 WORTH UNREDEEXED PLEDoES avd Jd rker Jor: the names: AT AvctTion.—See advertisement ip | Dowhng, of pawnbroker’s sale in Hool’s building, west corner of Pennsylvania @verce and ito street. Fa sar sae | ; ‘s new establish- fut, 416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Bt ee Hotel, "te quite elaborately ar eed, | alley, between G and | yard and abattoir company arec ffering a very large assortment of Frencti Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wil- Wonderful, but true. STRAUS is selling a avenue. srs. S GOLDSTEIN & Co., loan and co: mission brokers, corner of Joth and D streets, offer many rare and valuable articles, suit- able for holiday presents; also, some valna- ble goods consigned on commission, and will be sold at a great sacrifice. The spring leaf tea at fifty cents a pound, dried by natural process, and sold by Bur- CHELL, No. 1332 F street, is getting to be used a5 & substitute for green tea, at =1.25 per pound. ——_o—_—_. BoarD oF HEALTH—Jife! Sta’ ancial Statement — Broposed Abattoir. — ag of the board was held last night, at the report of the registrar of vital sta- It shows—deaths, 62, (14 less than the previous week,) being at the rate of 20.15 per 1.000 per annum. There was 1 death from small pox, 2 diptheria,4 croup, 8 con- sumption, 3 apoplexy, 3 infantile convul- sions, 3 bronchitis, 8 pneumonia, 2 es tion of iungs, 3 burned. There were 33 whites and 29 colored—9 whites under 3 and 12 colored. There were 14 marriages; 49 births— 28 white and 21 colored, and 7 still births. The rate of mortality of the white population per annum, while the mor- > | Was 11-52 per 1,000 ¥ | tality of the colored population was 35.51 per 1,000 for the same od. of the white De gen ap by deaths over births 2.26 per 1,000; while the decrease of the colored population by deaths over births was 9 T 1,000 per annum. and North Capitoi streets, owned by Mrs. Simms, and the frame house and premises in rear of 2112 I orthwest, owned by Joha Southey, were « eclared to be nuisances, and the healil Officer directed to abate the same. The financial statement for the month of November was presented, sho $4,766.15, disbursements, #4,51 Rate of decrease leaving available $2 of the fiseal year— pended balance of < months—and an unex- 4.62 for miscellaneous | purposes. The application of Dr. Joon T. Winter for 2 position under ihe board was received. nunication was received from R. D. van B. Fay and C. A. McEueu, nz that with ers they contemplate king Congress to enact a lawat the ap- proaching establishing a “Drove for the District of Columbia, and locating the same on the left bank of the Anacostia or Eastern Branca of the Potomac river, in the neighborhood of Benning’s bridge, thus securing a pleutifal of water and the conveniences of ortation by the Baltimore and Ohio aitimore and Potomac railroads. and they ask the board to consider the subject and give their sanction and co-operation. —_-—— In FAVOR OF PINCHBACK.—At a large meeting of prominent colored citizens last evening, at which were present Frederick Douglass, Robert Purvis, of Pe: Prof. J. P'Sampson, of North ¢ B. Purvis, M. D.; George T. Rhode Island; Wm. E. Matthews, oi A; Lewis Douglass, John F. Cook, collector of Lue District; Prof. Wm. J. Wilson, School Trastees Henry Jobnson and John H. Brooks, Commissioner Wm. H. Smith, John T. Jobn- son, Attorney Joun H. Cook, Jerome i. Johnson, and otbers, resolutions were unanimously adopted, urging upon the re. publican members of the te the import- ance of admitting Senator-elect P. Ss. Pinchback to his seat at once, both as an act of justice to him, his state, represents; also as a = and of the fidelity and devotion of the voters to the republican party. ——_e____ Forp’s Opzra Housr.—On Monday eve- ning the celebrated German company from the Concordia Opera House. Baltimore, will inaugurate a series of perfc estab! to the details of scenery and appointments. Mr. Henry Meyrel, the manager, is well and favorably known here as an accomplished actor as well as mavager. The programme for the week will be found in our advertising columps. = THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK pays five per cens. interest on all its made Thompson, Jas. burger, and B. H. Wi Every Warwick 8nd Elm wood coligr that it is sold us perfect. Thi." @annot be said of an: ober collar made Ade. - | and American choice groceries, and are con- stantly adding to their stock varieties of | table inxuries that would be diffienit to ex- | cod heavy working suit for $8 at 1011 Penn- | , | lisement and a referehce to his tsties for the week ending November 2th | por ot | GEORGETOWN. REV. Dr. P. Z. CHAPPELLE, of Baltimore, ches in Trinity (Catholic) ehurch Trmdnow morning, 16 noted for his forensic ity ability; and his a for aid for the . the 26th of April last, whi: ges WS itis hoped, will liberally wo result of the ent of George See ad. McAfee, an unskiliful incom; iten- THE OULET Lock.—The work on the out- swho failed to stop the train at the end jet jock on the Chesapeake and Obio canal, Of the double track the time required by | above this city, is now progressing steadily, rule, by means of which action the collision | and it will be comp! tolls ogampente |, and he was wounded, crushed, and | April next, should no more bi or heavy sealded in legs, injured internally, and bis | jeaks occur. This work is of an extensive w bone fractured. He claims damages | character, and is being performed by the Po- $10,000. The plaintiff was the fireman on | tomac Lock and Dock company, of which the road at the time. ‘1H. H. Dodge is presijent and C. M. Matthews jessrs. igton and Bro. have entered asuitagainst the Baltimore and Potomac rail company in the name of Wm. Not tingham, who claims $5,000 for damages done his property—lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, square 767,00 | K street and od street southeast, all of which is Improved—by reason of the location of the —_.+—__ THE CASE OF THE LITTLE ACROBAT.— Mr. J. J. Johnson, the examiner to whom was referred the case of the little acrobat, Zan'o Poole, taken about a week since from the custedy of his brothers, at the Theater Comique, commenced the examina‘ion of witnesses yesterday—Mr. F. Miller appear- ing for Mr. Gatchel, to whom the cus 16 the child was awarded by Judge Wylie, aud Mr. L.G. Hine for the brothers of the boy. The only witness who was examined was Mr. Gatchel, and he testified briefly to the facts set forth in the petition, that the child was made to perform feats dangerous to life and limb. This morning Mr. Henry Watson gave bis testimony, very much to the same effect as Mr. Gatchel’s. For the respondent, Mrs. Leipoid and Dennis O’Nea! testified that there was no inhuman treatment to Lhe boy, and the performance was perfectly safe. pensar amon A HABEAS CORPUS FOR A WIFF.—This Morning a petition was filed by Mr. J. & Norris, for Hugh Small, for a writ of bh s corpus forthe production of his wife. Tne petitioner is a young man, and represents that he isdenied the association of his wife (who has an infant child at her breast) by John and Priscilla Harrison, who have her at & house corner of 10th and C streets north- west, and that the wife is desirous to to him but is prevented. The petition was presented to Judge Cartter, who directed the writ to issue, returnable at two o'clock. One of the batliffs of the marshall’s office served the writ at once, and returned with the Info tion that “the girl is now in Canada.” The respondents are gipsies, and the parties—Hugh Small Amey and Har: son—were married about the middle of No vember. The hearing took place before Judge Humphreys this afternoon. MARRIAGE LICENSFS has been issued to John Jackson and Sarah Mahoney; John W. Abernethy and Lizzie J. Roberts; James May and — Connell; Chas. King aud Saran Ann Colburn; Wm. 8. Gainor and Louisa Brand; Joseph Freetink and Ma: Wilson; Samuel Jenifer and Alice C. Sherer ark. A BABY OvT IN THE COLD AND SLEET.— This morning, W. H. Cole found a colored male child, a few bours old, on a lot between Hand! ard 4 and 6th streets southwest, Wrapped in old clothes. It was sent to the almshouse. CHILDREN lets, with ch stone, in gold and stone; brace- and ; finger rings, plalo received at Prigg'’s je store. Agents for the Lake George diamo: in gold. No. 07 Pa. avenue, near 4g st. } bE Rede * ALOT of nice blankets is now being closed ont regardless of cost at the Arcade, street southwest. Every one should hav: pair. THE remaining stock of carpets on Wolford at Sbilberg’s, 427 7th street, will now | be sold at a great sacrifice. Those in want of carpets should bear this in mind. i —— = A MFETING will be held at Children’s Hospital on Monday evening next for the el ecliou of directors for the ensuing year. Court 1% The Distriet Supre Judges Wylie, Olin and Ma bench. Charles Walter was appointed a U. S. Commissioner, and R. W. C. Mitchell U. S. Commissioner and examiner. On motion of Mr. Hinkle Thomas P. Live, formerly of Oblo, and H. A. Hall, formerly of New York, were admitted to the bar. John R. Bennett was admitted to the bar on the re- port of the committee. In re, Moritz Anger- | stein, bankrupt; decree affirming decree set- | tng aside order of discharge. Smith agt. Thompson; decree in accordance with opin= ion delivered on Monday last. Newton agt. | Ford; motion to reinstate cause denied. | |The June term of the Criminal Court, Bi e MacArthur, was adjourned witaout | day this morning. | _ The Cirenit Court, Judge Cartter, were en- gaged in hearing motions to-day. NEW RULES. Mr. Worthington submitted new rules re- lating to the duties of trustees and sales. | These rules provide that the rates paid for advertisements shall be per square of four | lines of agate, 75 cents, one time, &c., the same now charged to the public; that the | trustee may append his name to the aver- lace of bu- siness or residence, but shall not enhance the | cost of the advertisement by publishing the | name or card of any person employed to cry the property; that the trustee shall be pres. | ent and receive the deposit required; and | shall state nnder oath whether he has com- plied with all the provisions of the rule; and | the compensation to the crier to be paid by ; the trustee, shall be one-eighth of one per cent., provided that such compensation bo | not less than £10. Judge Olin remarked that the rule as to the fees of trustees should be amended. It Was not right that a trustee should receive sometimes $1,000 for services not worth 225. General Seg ip poe that the rule attempted to fix the price for the advertis- | ing. There were some papers in which 50 | cents per line was cheap, and otbers in which 10 cents per line was dear. Col W. Penn Clarke said that if the rule would break up the present arrangement be- | tween auctioneer and publisher he was glad | of jtand hoped that it would be adopted. | _ Judge Wylie favored the ruleand the court | Woula make an order adopting them. Mr. Elliott cailed attention to the decree made in the cave of Town agt. Town, and asked that the decree made be modifiel or | that its entry be suspended. The court cided to také no action. Mr. Stanton suggested that the rules be ; | Amended in regard to appeal cases froma | magistrates, and appeals to the General | Term, so that the Distriet sball not be re- qulred to file appeal ponds where it is appel- Jant. Eig Court ordered the amendment to be made. The case of Roone, executors, agt. Denver and Peck was argued. PROBATE CouRT—Judge Olin. To-day, letters of administration were | granted to Henry Lewis on the estate of Au- gustus B. Stoughton; bond $20,000. The Will and testament of Benjamin F. Palmer, deceased, was filed, and order of publication issued. Letters of administration were issue. | jointly to Nant and Joel Gutman on the es- | tate of nuel Gutman, deceased; bond | $20,000. Nani Gutman and Joel Gutman | Were appointed guardians to theorphan ehil- | dren or Emanuel Gutman, deceased; bonds | S0CO and S800 respectively. In re estate of | Charies A. Zimmerman, deceased for bearing Tuesday, December 7 Ellen McFadden, guardian to crphans of | Wm. McFadden, deceased; affidavit of j dian aud release in full of wards filed. The register of wills reported several executors’, administrators’, and guardians’ accounts, which were approve l and passed. POLICE CouRT—Judge Snel, | Today, an oppressive atmosphere again | Pervaded the court room with the windows and doors closed as light as wax. Edward Howard and Royal Carter, colored, were charged with the larceny of a barre! of ap- ples, valued at $4, the property of Edward ong. which they rolled away from a freight car. The information placing the property in the hands of the consignee Instead of the ad to be amended, when it was testi- these men took the apples,and a fine of $20 each was imposed, from which an Spoeal was taken. Charles Jones, larceny of a $3 umbrella from a ball, pleaded guilty, and was fined $5, or 20 days in jail. Join Holly, a little colored boy. completel s to the tute of clothing or fri Pp echool. Henry Taliaferro, colored, Montrop, charged with McLane, was fined $10 and costs, Jackson, assault 5 costs. Bet costs. nes Morton; de- | FRENCH GO: secretary. Boats, when it is finished, can directly into the Potomac river, and avo! the jams and d—ns usual to busy’ times avouls. READING NOTICES. THE CROWN PERFUMES @re distilled from natural flowers. Fifty distinct odors to se- lect from. Ask for the new odors, Crown Bouquet, Wild Flowers of India, &e. pian atenclacsoa A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth Bru Fair Brushes and Combs, by W. S. Thom} son, druggist, 703 15th street. CITY ITEMS. INTERESTING TO CLUBS AND SOCIETIES. The New Grand Union Hotel, now rapidly approaching completion in Philadelphia, announces that the management is prepar.d to make special arrangements with clups | and societics for the price of board during the Centennial months. The Grand Union, moreover, is admirably arranged to accora modate parties from # baif-tozen toa han- dred, affording every hotel comfort, at mod- erate charges. It has the finest location of any hotel in thecity, is within quick and easy access to the Centennial buildings, ana has a capacity for 2,000 guests, Its manager, T. e>. Russell, Esq, is one of the most popn- iar and widely-knuown hotel proprietors in the United States, and we would recommen! those of our readers who intend visiting Pbi!- aJelphia during the Centennial to act on that timely bint. ——_-—_—__. Ovcn! THOSE Parss!—Use Edwards & Hutehison’s Stimalating Liniment for Rheumatism. 43 a MEN’S AND Eoys’ Hats and Caps. All kinds of Leather and Cloth Gloves, Meli- cated Scarlet Flannel Undershirts and Drawers. White Knit Shirts and Drawers, 50 cents, 75 cents and $1, and upwards. Wool Jackets, Dress-Shirts, Muftlers, Hosiery, Neck-Wear, epende: c., &e., cheap for ae at Lewis’, ‘bh street, between I and —_.—___ Now IS THE SEASON to look out for gas- saving burners, gas-heating stoves, safety lamps, weather strips, &c., all of which may be found at Hamilton & Pearson’s, Y. M. C. A. Building, 9th and D streets. 1 Hi ——$_———— RK The ‘office of « val. . he Arlington Fire Insur- ance Company for the District of Colam- bia,” has been removed to the Company’s Building. No. 1585 Pennsylvania avenue, 11,27,3 opposite U. First-Class scou A. Fischer enlarged his removing to his new building, doors west of 9th street, j from his former place on is ready todo any work in perior manner. Kid Gi . Treasury a few steps treet, where he is line In his su- ves and Shoes, Crape Veils cleaned at a very sbort notice, Ladies’ Dresses cleaned without taken apart and spots removed without cleaning the whole garment. Gent's Clothes cleaning and dyeing a specialty. . 11,Zi-tr CovGHS AND CoLDs ARE OFTEN OvER- LOOKED.—A continuance for any lengta of me causes irritation of the Lungs og some chronic Throat disease.“ Brown's Bronchial Troches” are an effectual Cough Remedy. €0 ees To CONSUMPTIVES.— Many have been happy to give their testimony in favor of the use of *Wilbor's Pure Cod ‘Liver Oil and ime.” Experience has proved it to bea valuable remedy for Consumption, Asthma, Diphtheria and a)l diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Manufactured oaly by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by druggists generally. eo eres THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, pays 5 per pra gl &nnum on deposite for calendar month. Ranking hours,9to4 Saturdays,9 Wand 6 8. 7118, 14016 Removal—Corns, &ec On and after December ‘Ist, Dr. White, Chiropodist, will oceupy the very eligible apartments of the new brick building, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wiliard’s Hotel, where be will continue the successful treatment of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Vascular Exerescenees, Club and Ingrowiug Nails, &e. ——. FEECKLES removed by Nature’s Beantifier. ——_$ ae FRECKLES removed by Nature’s Beautifier here- | shes, - GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS, | Ca ON H. GETTINGER, 101 BRLIOGE STREBT, For DRY GOODS, CARPETS and FURS. MILLINEBY «specialty. | ee zovam_ | FELT aA 5 LADIES’ GOODS. a A Te AM GaAk BAST SI0KM GAk | H MANT EVER MAOB. MANT EVER MAOB. "OO" “noval im oF BBUSE ante? Bare ost RE- f 5 Border, Wine &c . ao, &e, Cloth Shades. d at Oi. Sa Wtenciech ese wer 300 pieces Plain and ‘Goods peweat FEATHER BARDS Bheettng { otter ise: tS: 8S, o0, 008 0 conte: very Special attention given te A aad i ide extra bemey fo ie of Scuare and Long Shavis, Bovel-tr 1100 ¥ street: bagwens ten nnd mm, | Sovtineham Laces Geom, 0, ww. s0 00 1.89 "Caesimers, Cottons, Calicocs; ard B ont prices: Carpets, Of! Cloth Bugs. aa JUST RECEIVED- r- -] oS BENJAMIN » 383. ba FEATHER TRIMMINGS, in all colors. | Met the News be Spread: CPi See BANK, D.C. INITIAL BANDE ERCHIESS for Ladies. Gentle- Sane ee FANCY BOXES, FANS and NOVELTIES for | 4 “rest Number of Pieces of the deposits. General Banking Business done, and col- istmas preee CHEAP RESS GOUDS lections ‘made on all ecem Discount | GEORGETTE KID GLOVES of my own imports- | CHEAPEST D GOODS _ Mondays. H. POLKINBOBM, President, tion, in 2, 3 and ¢ buttons. ar ies W. Baxarrr, Cashier. — IN WASHINGTON Polkinhorn. EC on | eee eo nov26é tr 621 and 623 D street. WILL BE OPENED THIS WEEK bY Shion: |B. D:octey, | Thomas Kanes 3 ‘pets and months, Send us your address and we will for re | turn work at any place in the District free of extra charge. Work received and returned by or ex- prees from anc to any place in the country. spil-tr SS PROFESSIONAL. _ PB BOBEEE BEYBURN bas REMOVED his Omica to his residence, No. 2129 F street north- west. Office hours—S to 94 a. m., 12 m., — ; tos p.m: dec2 ia M E. SPENCER. MILLINERY AND p. 3 ROOMS AP HER OO © M. TOWSON « Co., RS. J. | BOMB 1211 Pa are cCtsice nod tatyiea ta | Seal Pia: 5 av oioe jewant | In ids. Diagonale, Rai: ‘ Tees, Winter Bonnets avd Round Hats, now ibi- | Camel» Hair Plaids, Tinid Repelitees Nene Sone Hon at remarkably low prices. j ine, French Onehmerss, Meriuors and Buwpres ‘Cloths, ip all the new shades, om M RS. SELMA RUPPERT, The bine of reae Uioods has been refilled WD goods worth 33 conn 614 91g StaERt, OrrouTE Parent Orrice. 200 pices beet Dark Cnlicoes @t 6), apd § cow ACK GOO Our 25-cent Black Alpaca, fall J not be beaten anywhere cles b BEELIN ZEPEYRS, WORSTED GOODS, and CANVAS EMBBOIDERIZS. Beantifcl selections of EMBROIDERED SLIP. PEBS and SLIPPER CASES CUSHIONS, CHAIR | 9. re al LIGHT SCBEE! sud TOWEL j te whith, cage Merino Cloaks, | and Fancy Wool Gg Large acsortment of Children Kors ps. Saceues. Leggtug: Hose. OSTRICH TIPS, toss ali fashionable colo the city. 18-tr an balf price; large stock. Sithe cheapest store in | OONNOLLY'S, 6O% 9h st. opp. Patent Office. per yard Atew more of the KID GLOVES a! 50 avd 08 cov -eotr =| Ww ane : . DU EL HAS REMOVED to DEDUCTION OF TWENTY PKB CENT | OT OF NEW OBO CURAP DE De eee ae org Xi) bemade on all BEAL and IMITATION | recetved from New York, uit Office Hours: Sto 10 o'clock a.m. and after 3 DES, at WILLIAN 8, o'clock p.m. ech R. B. M. DUKE. DENTE York,’ offers his services to the All operations in the best manne moderate price. Teeth filled with mith silver, 8 cents to $1 Sets o Teeth Extracted without San decl-3t DR. DUK M ABY PARSONS, M. D., 15: west. Particular attention g: i Teeth, 194d up. street. 4 iven to diseases of Women and children, Office hours—$ to 10 a. m.; 3to5 p.m. Bova] 3m" D®: J: L- wour, DENTIST, oct®0-€m Eemeved to 1210 F street. c ASHFORD, M. D. F . ms Office P50 wes York Avenue, Residence 507 E Street. Besenges may be sent at sll honrs throngh the District Teleeraph Co., cor. F and Wth ete, ocll-2m SCHU &@ RAKEMA Scuurrer AKEMAN, TISTS. FRESCO, DECORATIVE and evi OBNAM OF HANDSOME DRESS | > Istest Style= and Palterns, WiLLiaAN Ss. HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT of LADIES’ snd MISSES CLOAKS and DRESSES et WILLIAN 3. Bie.; 20 pairs of D. TO yards medicated a moderate prices, at find samples of FRINGES for which orders caa be left to suit their dresses. povs im VERMILYA At WILLIAN'S Ladies will COLORED i*. 6c - excellent Ladies’ real featber-proof Bed Tick, 25. w orch Av yards of splendid ( alico, beguttinl patterns. ée The very beet yard wide Cotten make te: NEW Is selling EGANT BUTTONED BOOTS Of his own make at 95.50. 610 NINTS STRRT, Oppomte Patent Office. 43 yard Cee ie octS0-tr a o ra 87 Pee SeT YOR Teetd, nTRER Jaw Fine French MILLINERY for the Fail and | Pisin Drew Go: peed = into College of Dental Gurkerp. and elmperted BONNETS and HATS tn the newest net. Bellone, Serene cence, ce ine French FLOWERS, FEATHERS, SILKS, ard sast side, corner of D. Gas extracting teeth. PIANOS, &e. | pee BENT—At low rates, a number of fine new and second-hand PIANUS, at G BRO.'S Music Store, 723 7th strect, b H streets northwest JDECKER bRos, GBAND, SQUARE, ann UPAIGHT PIANOS RE MATCHLESS,. G. KUHN, SOLE AGENT, 407 TENTH STERET NORTHWEST, Ps Above enusylyania Avenne. BF Prices Reasonable. Te W™. EXABE & cO.-s Gra CRLD-RENOWSNED PIANOS, rand, Sauare Graed, Sjnare and Upright. THE BEST MADR.” The fevorite McCammon Pianos, with new patent looking-gises front. Also, a large assort., ment of Pianos which have been in use al short time. for sale, and Tent at very low * | my romptiy attended Ryat RELCH ENG A ns PIANO WAKEROOMS, octlS-ty 425 Lith sta few doors above Pa s Easy. novi3-3a G. G. CORNWELL & SONS, Fine Grocers, ARE OFFERING TO-DAY ENGLISH PLUM PUDDIN in 1.2.3, and 4-poand Cans, ready Covked for use, MINCE MEAT. in 5 and 10-pound J buckets, choirs. NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT, MAPLE SYRUP 1 in ual ottles, NEW FIGS, Choee AGA GBAPES, ORANGES, LEMONS. CALIFOHNTA PEARS, 4c. per dozen. appies. very fine. in bbis. NEW YORK CIDER, OLIVES, 8 new crop. Sra, a” feist 3 i} ze 5} iN. NDS. T BIsccir, B WAFEKS, great variety of flavors. T>prSp > = eo 2 S Sc glee & fine and extra fine, hOOMS. PIGNONS, DOINE. 7 01S VERETS, OTS FLAGEOLETS, in O11 FOls GRAS, ES, pet) Bs A coteted ORS > aj 2 RUE EPE ATE A Ft ae 4 i rj CONSERVE3, TS, in juice, Ts) in brandy, TA. preserved, - 3 P. Pp. M W 8 A L © = F ¥ a aa om » both of ign and American Production, differeat varie- Hes of luxuries. We guaraotee everything sold by us to give satis- faction, and if not satisfactory ,can be returaed. Orders delivered to any part of Washington and Georgetown twice a day. Any order left before 1 © elock delivered the same day; if lett after 1 o'clock delivered the next morainj 1, G0eds ered at Monnt Pleasant twice per wee! We deal in choice Groceries ouly,and make Fine rade: specialty, Orders called for daily, Family Ti Orders pocktcd seed shipped Un tall to mee nek ats Fr: vr : country. BRESOH AND GERMAN SCOKEN. G. G. CORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS, 41415 Pennsylvania avenue, Opp. Willard’s Hotel. BaALtiogsg, DECEMBER 1, 1876. On and after this date GROCERY and CIGAR heretofc under the name of O. 8. BROWN will lncted wh as deer entt CHARLES 8; BROWN, & 00., f eo ee oes American ait “Machine, quire at Ps Fleming's. 0 street, between Gth and 43, ant J Gectde treet: HOPPER & SIMMONS. bonds: ke the peace. iN THB SUPBERS Kate Glascow, assanit on Livzte sence, = i and costs. Charles Kelly forfeited collateral. Bernard MeKenny. do. Wm. Henry, fanity; $5. Thos. ‘Nell. uinn, breaking the windows of Samuel] Re ley; €3 and costs. —_—_—_~re--__ sa The French assembly is to be dissolved this month. cess siona; ies, the assistance of the United Sjates against the Mapommedan in- vasions. HE STIEFF PIANOS, uneurpassed in tone, atone, aud durability, on esay ierms, ae or cunt tor |. L. WILD & BRBU., Sole Agen Oe WaT ce northwest juare above Patent Office.) imstroments tuned and repatied. nt. ‘saaS-tr HOLIDAY Goops: (halt Pisnos and Pianos for re We offer the following articles, a3 good as pew, ‘end some entirely new, at 25 to 50 per cent. less than miler goods can be bought in any jewelry store in this or any other city SOLID GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, SULID GuLu CHAINS. all «tyles, DIAMONDS AND SOLID GOLD JEWELRY. SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE, FRENCH AND ANERIO. OCKS. And many rare snd vaivatle articles suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Also. some valuable goods consigned on comunis- sion, aud will be sold at a grest sacritica, PLEASE NOTICE. In order to avoid the rush senerelly before Chriat- We offer the rame indneaments to bay early, and retain until January Ist proximo, without extra charge. Ail ‘K is Stair comparison wiih the same quality and price to convince you that in our business we can afford to offer youextraordiasry in- ducements i early. and have the first choice of a n. 8. GOLDSTEIN & O., Loan and Commission Bro rtheast corner lth and D 10N OF COPARTNERSHIP. Tis partnership heretotore exteting between GEO, H.WUSON aod CHAS. S, BROWN, trading as WILSON & WV nd Charles streets. Baltimore, Md_, is this day dissolved Bptual consent, Chas. 8. Brown assuming: bilities and collectinc all accounts of said WI & BROWN orner Lombar, iN ‘end . H. Wilson collecting all the acconnts now duc the old firm of vureh Gku. H.W itson & Baw~- GRY. H WoUBON, [Seal] 8. ‘N, (Seal. vember 20, 175. : Wilson (late of right, title aud 'm the de that 2 Grocery ant ess (th sp:clalty) at the old stand. 43 and 45 South Oharies street, corner of Lombard, avd shall use ny best «forte to keep ap a Well-selected stock, and solicit @ contimuauce of the Liberal patronage extended to the late firm c.5. BROWN, Baltimore, November 20, 1375. Having sold sil my right, title and interest in the late firm of Wilson & Brown to Mr.C S BROWN, who continues the Fiut'y, Grocery ant Ciger Bus yess T cheerfelly recommend hits to all the friends ‘nd patrons of the firm. : GEO. H. WILSON. Baltimore, November 2), 1878. dec2-eo3t "THE SALTIMORE SHIRT FACTOR T STILL AHEAD, s THE LOWEST PRICES OF ANY ESTAB- LISHMENT IN AMERICA FOR TH. QUALITY OF GOOUS WE OFFER. Finest DEESS SHIRTS made to order in the most elegant manrer, of the very best material, for 2.25; ‘At guar: anteed. ESS SHIRTS, Ready Made, of Wamsvtta Mus- lin and 2100 Livcy for only ee. DRESS SHIRTS, fleady Made, of Davol Musiin and for $1. Only $1. DRAWERS, 75c. F street north-vest, dect-tr cy. G SWEET CIDER, 200 BARRELS SWEET CIDER, from northern New York, and 3 SAML C. PALMER, Depot~57 Greene st., Georgetown, D.O. SAMPLES SENT ON APPLICA novs-tr A. FISHER’S NEW DYE WORKS, 906 G Strect, near Ninth Street, a. ogy cuit Sosenama nope, 3."B.—Draing and Clnning. Gentlemen's Gar- “BEAT ae ea st ‘Curtains cleaned during call and mail ed Cay a Ss. LACES, ot 2 . * n hh "| D. Winte: of PED | i 4 dD 7 RIBBONS, &e. Special attention given to orders, oct®0 tr very cheap, Beaver Qloth fo duced prices; Androscoggin M™* L. P. JEANNERET gy! cepts was yard: 35 inch BETURNED FROM PARIS greatl mask, With the choicest assortment of PATTE 6 cen all colors, BONNETS and HTS. gz: ‘and Gents? RESSMAKING fn all its branches. od sty los, direct 1107 PENNA. AVENUE and Noksh arers, at wholesale prices, "Wook CHARLES 8T.. BALTIMORE. octd-tr per pair, Bedspreads, s 81 04 upwarde: ints. Cha conte and up; Hose from 10 per pair. We offer the above menticm with a complete assortment of other Fs. mestic Dry Goode, at equally low prig ere firet class, aud marked in pial and examine LARGE STOCK DRESS Goobs, Bu AD S C8SEL AND goed CABPETS MUST Extra Heavy Canton Fiannele, 12 —worth 18 Spdroverogein Cotton, toe—anheara oi befors. ress Gord stock too large. end bargsiues bad from I2sc_ np to fine good ee Pouble-width French Piatd ack Re cheap—sligc. to Beet wakes Gentle wit Drap Chota Carpet Stock very chen) Togroins marked down 13 to se per yard Hirnesele @1.25—warth 1.78 Brassets in Kemnants from @1 00 to @1.12% Rugs, Mats, O11 Clothe—very cheap. Large stock ‘Blankets and Comforts. $1.50 to @12.00. A Just dealer to all. all § 4s Caaracteed as rep- Lovie tr 709 Market Specs, bat Te nen te ote QPEN THis Day “He will never have a good thing cheap who is afraid to ask the price.” Baits. Overcoate. ; | Dress § nite. Perfectly Fitting Shirts. Handsome styles of Trowsers. Reliable qualities of Underclothing. New and desirable styles of Neckwear. 4 Plein Suiting. Si. ne tdth Cashmeres, 75¢ np. Rte, Bieriaos, ines, Meurtette for cash. Finest Kid, Calf, Castor, Cloth and other Glo es. READY-MADE DEPARTMENT, (FIRST FLOOR.) FROM AUCTION, ASSORTMENT COMPLETE. NEW DRESS GooODs, The Most Complete Stock 1 Ever Offered. INCLEDING BLACK SILKS, CASHMERES, ALPACAS, CHOICE PLAIDS, IN CAMELS HAIR NAVY BLUE, BROWNS AND LONDON SMOKE FROM AUCTION AT GREAT REDUCTION. INSPECTION INVITED. Fair Dealing. No Overchargivg. No Misrepresentation: No Undue Solicitations. PRINTS, WOOLENS AND OCOTTONS at @iscount from usnai prices. 300 PAIRS WOOL BLANKETS at positive bar- areat HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR for Ladies, Each Person Dealt with Alike, St See purchased from Acction sad on Prices Everything Sold upon its Merite. J. ©, WISWALL 4 ©0., Ail Prices are Marked in Plain Figares. 310 SEVENTH STREET, NUTE—All Ready-made Goods, not soiled or novis-tr Near Ponnsyivanis avenne. ‘worn, may be returned in t weeks, BESS GOODS, Plain, Colored and Pimids; large stock jnst received; extra chen be and the purchase money wi be re- | est store ia the cat: o novi tr S Sth st.. opp. funded. LACE CURTAINS, NOTTINGHAM LACE, PILLOW AND SHEET SHAMS, LACE PILLOW AND SPBEADS, ELANEETS, QUILTS, TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS, TOWELS, GLASS LINEN, SEEETING, And ail Rinds of superior BOUSEKEEPING DRY Goops. We REBEL sock on hand ot a! times of extra large TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS. JOHN fT. MITCHELL, 931 Pennssivenis avence. ‘The “Centennial Cashmere” is the best BLACK SILK tn the market, nowl-tr ADIES’ cal 8 ceate pais B= hl doze, tra levgth: ly 78 cents a . ball ‘a in the a NNOLLY Sota Sy rare, OLE INSURANCE. prereset aT NSURANCE COM. . CUSTOMER DEPARTMENT, (SECOND FLOOR.) New Goods. Handsome styles. First class garments. ‘The best werkmapsbip. Wedding and Mourning Suits. The highest etyle of the art. A epecial department for Business Suite, Hunting Suits. Description sent to any address, Communications by post will be promptly answered INSPECTION INVITED. oF WASHINGTON, D. 0. ON TER WEEKLY AND fIQRTaLY PAYMENT ONE PRICE ONLY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, ARMS & KETCHAM, WITHA Cash Discount ef Ten per cent. 1837 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOR, hot-atr ‘life te hekcary ine te cpa i headache and broachial sor B080-6t" the winter Give ita id3% PENNA. A BAneains in Boors AND shoxs, J, FOMSELL & 0o,u0 ae ME GENTLEMEN'S SHOES a tana E Soutien ready made BOOTS cal SHORS So 2 Tee com te___ 610 bareet! op Peet Blac. »404a