Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1875, Page 4

EVENING STAR. MONDAY....... December 13, 1875. Weather To-day. OFFICE OF CHIE¥ SIGNAL OFFICER, ) WASHINGTON, December 15,165. § For scuthern portion of middle states, in- creasing torthwest winds, rising barometer, slightly cooler clear weather. LOCAL NEWS. jusements. Am: To-night. 4 National Theater —Mr. John T. Raymond as «Color el Sellers.” | Ford's Opera House.—An original Comedi- ctta.and “The Pride of the Market,” by the | Joe Jefferson dramatic areociation. | Talbuuige Hall—Mrs. Francis M. Carter's | dramatic recital. Theater Comique—The “lee Witch” and | other novelties. ae Condensed The travel on the Alexandria eanal has | been suspended for the winter, and the water | was drawn off Saturday. | nr eppioyes m the equipment | of the Washington navy yard | sebarged Saturday | lored b ed Jake Turner, feil | | j | nE street southwest. Sat- urcay, and boke bis arm above th A coal oll jamp exploded Saturday nigh in the house of Mrs. Gaktwin, I street, be- tween 2d and “d southwest, and the furnilure wri: in the Toom was destroyed. Rev. Mr. Gibbo the F-street s. w. Baptist (colored ureh, yesterday bap- | river at Sycamore beach Mother Stewart, the pioneer temperance crusader. addressed a large anslie night at Lincoln Hall, and cave an ing account of her experiences tn Obi elsewhere. The musical drama, by the young ladi of the Sacred Heart Acaitemy, ‘Thursday evening next, at 7 's ball sy night, as the democratic proces- | sion was passing the corner of Vermont ave- | nue and Fourteenth street, some unknown person threw a stone into the procession, | stribins Mr. S. W. Moore, cutting bis head | | tized forty-eight converts in the Potomac | alarm of fire was sirnek at two | o'clock today from box 315 (corner of Zid street ard Pennsylvania avenue). by George Wilburp. who holds a fire-alarm key. This, it ts stated. is the first false alarm which has been turned in under the new system—that is, the first alarm turned in without any good excuse therefor. While Mr. Jobn Lynch and family were retnrp ing from a funeral yesterday afternoon tm one of Mr. Timothy Costelio’s carriages, Ine vebicle was overturned! at the corner of Rhede Island avenue and 9th street north- west, the occupants were thrown out, and the driver (a colored man) was severely hurt. The canse of the accident was a hole in the | street from a sunken sewer, which, on ac- count of the growing darkness, was uao- noticed. genera! supplies to the District for the year eni December Jist. 1 Robert Boyd, wren Choate & Co., Reed Sons, Barbour « . . Ballantyne, Wash B. Wil- I. Gregory, Solomon & Chapman, €. M. Towson & Co, Wm. Dempsey, Francis Prott.Jonn Keyworth & Co., Wm. Got & Co., CG. Cornwell & Son. J. B. Bryan & Bros., J. W. McKnight & Co., A MeConneli. Drew & Gibbs. EG. Wheeler H. S. Johuson, B. F. French, Hall « Hame, | Chronicle Publishing Company, J. L. Say- age. Browning & Middleton, Ji John M. Keating, Thos. Nortleet. B. Gitt, Jackson Pumpbrey, B. W. Gheen, Wal- tom Bros., J. B. Moore, R. M. Johnson, A- Woodward, jr..W.B.Moses, Kas R. Beresford, Robinson Bros. & Co., John M- Keliy. Wall & Robinson, Evans Bros. & Co., Wm. H. Rapley, Shelier & Pinkard, Byron # Co.. Z. D. Gilman. John A. Baker, C. A. Schneider & Sons, W. H. Yerkes, fifty-one altogether. The awards will not be made for several day: ea! Kneessi, unl Theater. eeessful en- 1 this week we are to b&ve an entertainment of an en- turely different nature. but one which will doubtiess draw as well. or beiter; that is, Neymond, as Colonel Sellers. His support je anpounced as first-class, comprising, be- sides the best of Mr. Ford's comedy company, ies Marie Gordon (Mrs. Raymond), wio bas won great praise in the character of Leora Hawkins. Ford's Gpera House—To-night the Joe Jef- ferron Dramatic Ciub will give one of their evjoyable entertainments in behalf of the | ebildren’s bospita!. This association is so Well and favorably known in our midst, as Well as the children’s hospital. thata large audience will doubtless be attracted. An original comedietta will be produced for the first time, with such talent io the cast as Messrs. Warren and Dennis, and Miss Town- ley. In addition, the comic drama, “The Pride of the Market,” will be - Theatore Thomes—The orchestra under this ele brated director will give two concerts at Lincoln hall—to-morrow and Wednesday evenings. The programmes are rich and of a ebaracter to suit all, containing some of the best productions of Beethoven, Wagner aud other celebrated anthors. Madame Sterling. whom every one admires, will sing severai choice selections. Tickets may be secured for these concerts at Metzerott « Co.'s. Taitneige Hell—Mrs. Frances M. Carter Will give one of her dramatic recitals this evening. This lady bas achieved a high re- ion as an elocutionist, and the pro- me contains many gems which she always renders in excellent style. Tickets ean be secured at Philp’s book store. Theater Ce The brilliant spectacle of the “Ice Wit # announced this week | With gorgeous scenery and tments, and mapy attractive features, including the | stand mareh of the , & fine ballet | lroupe, ete. ——_- ELEctions or Orriczrs.—The Washing- ton Swngerbund, Saturday night, electei the following officers for the ensuing year: Presl- = aldecker; —_ resident, 8S. Knopp: ree ing secretary, C. @; correspoud- tog secretary, Theodors Miller: financial sec- redhas; treasurer, A. Bischoff; | C. Raeder; standard bearer, Julius Biedt, jr. The Indiana Republican Club at its an- n ai meeting, Saturday evening. ciected the lowing officers Hon. John C. New, of In- dianapolis, president; John A. Shanklin, rst vice president; Saag H. A. Bales, second vice president; Wm. M. Bass, record- ing secretary, and T. F. Stokes, treasurer. A committee consisting of Hon J.C. New, W. H. Goddard, C. M. Heaton, sr., and Osca> i. Nealy was appointed to revise, amend or ulter thé constitution. Pressmen's Union No. 1, on Saturday even- ing elected the following officers for the en- se.og year: President, W. D. Redfield; vice = dent, Charles E. Hurdle; secretary, H. Pierce, nancial secretary, M. W. Louis; -arms, treasurer. Thomas Maher; sergeant W. P. Martin Fe to International drew J. he ——— THE DTH-STREET PRESEYTERIAN (CoL- ORED) CHURCH.— Yesterday, after the regu- lar services at this chureh Closed, the fnan- cial afiairs of the ehureb were brought up for consideration. Some time since the congre- ou borrowed about $16,000 from the reeimen's Bank to enlarge and beantify the buliding, $10,000 of which ts now due, aud some months since a committee was ap- pointed to report some pian for reducing the debt. Yesterday Mr. John A. Gray was called ty) the chair, and Mr. Henry Johnson itied a report from the committee, that the New York avenue church had agreed to furnish $5,000, and that Rev. Dr. Ss nis command. provided the ler was raised by the Isth-street church. Mr. John intment of a com- # Cook moved the a) z i. steps to raise the tee to take the m ant required, wiich mo: Was car. ned. Rev. Mr. tor, subscribed ‘of ue amount. tative Rainey Pinehback, M. Wormley, and TS not members church, were present. en Law Books at AUCTION.—Thos. Dowling Will sei: this evening at his salesroom a fine collection of law ie Pm wep pe English reports, ‘with many other aluabi "in daily use. ‘The sale will valuable works concluded this evening, and parties desiring such works should not fail to at- ———e wu PEWS in the New Ascension Caurch be sold on Wednesday evening, Decem- ber 5th, at7 o'clock. & is one of the most | magnifeent arches sca New York, in the best location in the | city. This church is under the rectorship of | Pad Pinckney, assisted by Rev. J. H. | . Will sell, tomorrow moru! front of his auetion rooms,a large and assortment of housebold effects. Parties fornishing would do wel! to attend this sale, as they can be accommodated in aoy class they may desire. a ESPFCIAL ATTENTION is called to the ele int collection of books to be sold eton rooms of Duneansen Brothers, 9th | od D streets northwest, this (Monday) eve- ning at 7 o'clock. RETAILERS who have sold Elmwaod col- | wey can't keep store with: them. good recammendation,— Ad: f Sareea FURNITURE SALE.—Thos. Dowling, aue. | Uoneer. ufig. in varied | } Where To Boy Holiday Goods. In order that the hundred thousand readers of THE STAR may know just where to go for | such articles as they may need for holiday | use or holiday gifts, we note below the places where they can be best accommodated, and pao aged to continue this usefal directory rom day to day during the festive season, as new advertisements appear. The late robbery at STINEMETz’s did not prevent his increasing bis stock of goods, and now he offers ladies’, misses’ and geatlemen’s in the greates: re, & tabundance. He has ———— it of stock for the holiday trade, and bas on hand seal skin sacques of various sizes and qualities, silver fox, Hudson Bay sable, ses}, otter, mink, biack marten, &c., In muffs and boas, Bean- tifol sets of mink are men’s caps, guantlets and mufflers in seal, eanes, umbrellas, carriage robes, &¢., are stowed away In thegreatest quantities. 157 Pennsylvania avenue. Every Pee lady who is undecided what ive Aim for a Christmas present, should cell at Mes. Rcppxext's, 611 9th street, and see the large assortment of embroidered slip- pers, slipper cases, cushions, ¢igar cases, choice variety of initial handkerchiefs, &c., there on hand, and we predict that she can’t help making a selection. Housekeepers are now beginning » get in their fa supplies for the holidays. and their attention Is called to the large assort- mentof such supplies constantly being re- ceived by Mr. A. E. PHILLIPS, with Bar- nour « HamILTon, 67-09 Levisiana ave- poe. Fine gilt edged butterdirect from New York, creamertes and dairies, a car loal of er (pure juice), several cases of choice ba- nanes, and cheese and country produc from the New York and western factories, have | Ie tly been received and are offered at low heures. Mouvy & Pros. call the attentior of the public to their excellent assortmentof books, isney goods, and other novelties, now ‘open for Inspeetion, ineinding everything found jn first class bookstores. Everybody knows that their store. 1015 Pennsylvania avenue, is one of Washington's headquarters for hol- jay presents, and this season it is more than ally well stocked and presents @ very in- viting appearance. Pocket-knives. razors, scissors, table- knives. ecrvers, (with ‘folding fork and £"Srd and carver rest,) sates, sleds, heel creepers, &c , in the greatest abundance and at low prices, at A. L. CARPENTER, $29 7th street. Ho! for the holidays! J. H. SHAFFIELD, the well-known caterer and confectioner, is always ready to supply weddings, suppers, fairs, parties, &c., with all the delicacies of the season, and at short notice; 499 11th st. London yearly volumes received and for sale at SHILLINGTON’S, corner of 44 street and Pennsylvania avenue, and a large col- lection of almanacs, magazines, reviews, &c., always on hand. Boiling-hot or ice-cold tea, coffee and chocolate, pure and fragrant, with MIL- BURNS unrivalled soda, 1129 Pa. ave. $1,000 reward! for the detection of any poi- fonous substance In Holmes’‘Old Man of the Mountain Pills.” The Xmas gorman- dizers should have a supply on hand, and they can procure them at DemMout & Co.'s Grug store, corner Sth and E sts. southeast. A Democratic Demonstration. SERENADE TO SPEAKER KERR AND OTHER MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. On Saturday evening a large number of democrats and their friends assembled in front of the Metropolitan Club's headquar- ters, on 7th street, between D and E, and, beaded by the Marine band, proceedei to serenade Speaker Kerr and other democratic Members of Congress. The procession was made up largely of members of the Jaczson Democratic Asso- ciation and the Metropolitan Club, and was roarsballed by Messrs. Wm. Dickson and C. P. Culver. There was @ large number of torches in the line and in the rear was a cal- cium light, whieh threw its rays over the Whole line. Willare’s Hotel was first visited, where Speaker Kerr has rooms, and several airs were played by the band. The Speaker, be- ing introduced, said: Centlenen:—It would be very improper for me to-night to do more, in the preseat condi- tion of my health, than simply in a few words, to express bel any the great gratifica- tion I have of receiving at your hands this evidence of respect apd appreciation, and to express to you my acknowledgement for the courtesy you have manifested in extending to me this very cordial reception. I beg you to except my thanks, and to exeuse me from png apythingmore. I bid you all a good- bight. Senator Wallace, of Pennsylvania, next addressed the crowd. Hon. S. 8S. Cox, of New York, at the Arling- = was complimented and delivered an address. Senator Thurman was called on but was not at home. Hon. Samuel J. Randal! was next called on at bis residence on Capitol Hill and, after music by the band, he was introduced to the aaa by Mr. Dickson, and spoke as follows: Fitlae Democrats of Washington:-—I am un- der many obligations to you all for this evi- dence of your res} and confidence. Dur- ing my service in Congress, covering a period of more than twelve years, I have had the counsel and advice of many of you who are Low before me. That was during a political munority, when my suggestions on the floos of Congress had but partial weight. Now, ‘nat I am one of a majority in the House of Representatives, ] shall much more need the benefit of your knowledge and guidance. Come to me freely. Warn me against that which is wrong, and direct me toward that which is right. [Loud applause.) I am a friend of proper improvements in this Dis- trict. but in reference to our expenditures we shall e: tand demand strict aecount- ability from those who govern here. Eeono- ‘d retrenchment ia the expenditures Taust Ip every direction be the rule of action. A full exposure of the wrong-doers, and, if possible, their punishment will be our pur- - Great wrongs have been inflicted upon @ property owners in this District by aud- acious, |, and grasping men. We shall endeavor to rid you of all such during the coming two years,and in their stead we hope to place in control persons who will not bend L their ev Pi to personal 4 grandizement and thdivi ual E oomy Dut, on ir cond the conti » those who, in juct, will have view only the public good. Again let me thank you, and ga} night. The assemb! then mareied ‘becke to headquarters dispersed. The Frawner-Kennard Homicide. MOTION TO REDUCE FRAWNER’S BAIL RE- FUSED. This morning, in the Criminal Court, Mr. McConnell. of the counsel for John Frawner, (Who is chai with killing Thos. A. Ken- nard in July last for alleged intimacy with his wife.) called attention to the case, stating that the circumstances of the trial in which | the jury had failed to agree were well re- | membered. He referred to the fact that the aceused had virtually had two trials, had been once out on bail, 500.) and had sur- rendered himself when heard that the in- dietment had been found. They had exerted themselves to secure the ball ($5,000) which had been fixed by the court, but had failed. They could, however, furnish bail to the amount of $2,500, and he asked that that amount be fixed. The District Attorney opposed any reduc- tion, stating that if ever a case of man- slaughter had gone to 4 jury this was one. The court said that be did not regard the case as some of the Jurors did, and thought that in redneing the bail it would have the appearance of treating the case with levity. © would therefore deny the application. Mr. McConnell said that the only course Was to ask for a speedy trial. The District Attorney said that he would give him as early a trial as he could. —_———— REAL ESTATE SALES.—Thomas E. Wag- gaman, real estate auctioneer, sold at auc- ton, on the 10th Instant, for R. W. McPher- son, trustee, house No. 31 Myrtle street, for $2,050 cash. Among the sales lately made by W. W. Cox & Son, real estate brokers, we note the following:—To Richard Franchot, parts of lots 5 6, Tuas 199, $6,500 cash; to Sarah Barret, part of lot 6, in square 419, ‘$600 cash; to Fi, Behrend, part of lot 6, square 411’, #600 cash; for the irs of c. the late John Rives, lot 6, square 48, 8960; to L. B. Black- ford, brick house and lot on Rhode Island avenue, $2,500; brick houses and nue, $5,000. to Mi P. Hanson, Tots om street southeast, and funeral of Mrs. Mills, wife of Police- No. 912 20th street. terred in the Presb; Georgetown. Equity Courr—J/i Wylie. To-day, Turton against To! ; decree confesso. Lee against Freedme; '8 Sav. ng and Trust company; order dismissing bil | Huntington et al. against er ar Pav. i do. Cresswell et Siolene 2 al; order for appointment: ar dian ad litem. Kershaw against K: ws restraining order. Miller against Bell; order finally ratifying sale. Redfern against Dillow et al.; McCalla et al. against Ward; decree substituting trustee. Maughlin agalnst Smoot; order directing or- Brent order confirming sale. Davis et al. against Galt et al.; order of reference. Shedd inst Lee decree modifying decree. e wer & Peck; or- der revoking order of December 8th. Osgood against Smith; order for appearance. PoLice CouRT—Judge Snel. To-day, Wm. Crandall and James Wells, loud and boisterous; ¢5each. Daniel Stewart and Thomas Wllis forfeited collateral for prcebas Aer shy Charles Hamilton for- feited. as West, do. Robert Brooks, co. Charles H. Easton, loud; #5. Archie Fleteher forfeited. Jobn Gray and Richard Saffel,do. Alexander Whalen, do. Bridget pee hen Hogan sean Pine immed charg vagrancy. Counsel fend- ant—Mr, Cabill—stated to the court that be would show this to be @ case of persecution on the part of the officers who arrested her, in place of a respon! by the District; that these officers entertain a prejudice against the defendant on account of her not testifying tosnit them in a case before the Criminal Court. Officers Donegan and Har- Jow testified as to the character of the woman ard the reputation of the houce where she stayed. They denied any andall preiudice in the case; and the defendant was pntunuc? berds to conduct herself properly in future. And'w Asii!on, vagrant; down, Jagob Lomax, same; down. Joseph Wiiiiams, same; down. Nathaniel Hall, same; down. John Wil- liams, carrying a pistol; $20. Randall Bowie was charged with flourishing @ sheath knife; $20, or thirty days. Thos. Needham, disor- ceriy; 85. John Shepherd, indecent expo- sure, 35. James Clark, street cursing; £5. Harriet Hood, same; $5. W. V. Dougherty, disorderly; $5. Pes me disorderly as- Henry Dorsey, same; $5. Benjamin Burke, same; $5 each. Burehard Wailers, carrying a pistol: $20: Thomas Needham, assault and battery on George H. Thompson, a policeman; $26 and costs. Geo. Campbell, larceny of a piece of canvass worth $7; fined $5 and costs. Geo. Stewart, larceny of a coat from Geo. Smith Worth $i; £20 and costs, or 30days. James Boston, larceny of a pair of shoes, pleaded guilty; $20, or 60 days. Robert Nelson, as- sault on Margaret Crampton; $10 and costs, or 30 days. —— THE OYSTER MARKET.—The following is the range of prices of oysters at 1ith street wharf to-day: Good, small, 25 cents per bushel; first quality, small, from 30 to 35 cts. per bushel; large, 90 cts. per bushel; first =. large, from @1 to $1.20 per bushel, ‘heapest of the Season so fa: Wo. W. LEISHEA Agent for the Captains’ Associat ——— MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to L . Woodward, of Reetortown, Va, and E. Eugenia Lambert; Daniel Bundy and Patsy Avn Fry; Moses Kenner and Hannan Ken- ner. ——— oe DiscHaRGED.—To-day the grand jury dis: missed the charges of assault and battery with intent to Kill against Winfield Scott and larceny inst James Les GEORGETOWN. GRAIN MARKET.— Arrived, boat Wheeler «& Barron, with 1500 bushels of wheat eon- signed to Hartley & Bro; 1,000 bushels of wheatto T. C. Wheeler, and 890 bushels of wheat toH. M. Talbott; boat Medley, with €00 bushels shel! corn and 60 barrels ear corn and 300 bushels of wheat to Hartley & Bro; also, 500 bushels of wheat toH. M. Talbott; boat Kattskill, with 200 bushels wheat and 100 bales of hay to H. M. Talbott. OFFERINGS on ‘Change this morning amounted to 4,700, sold s. prices ranging gal 54. . E *Croren.—Dr. Can- field,of N. H.,formerly of Brooklyn, preached yesterday fn St. John’s Church. The vacancy caused by the recent resignation of Dr. At- kins is not yet filled and ft isnot known Whom the vestrymen have called. Muppy.—Attention is called to the condi- tion of upper Water street. The fine Bel- gian pavement recently laid is covered with an inch or two of mud, which makes it almost as im| ble for foot passengers as before. Third and Fayette streets are mud clean through to China. a @&7The republican party in ‘ginia is go- ing to try resurrect itself: A call is out for a conference meeting of leading members on the 21st. &7-A stay of judgment for ten days bas been ted in’ the case of Reynolds, con- vi t Salt Lake City of bigamy, in order to give time to perfect an appeal. S7 Ata meeting of Methodist ministers of Salt Lake City, resolutions were adopted = — the action pf Bishop javen and Methodist preachers of Boston in nominating Grant for a third term. ®7-Seven legitimists have thus far been elected to the French senate. Ministers Bui- fet and Meaux having twice failed of an elec- = = withdrawn from the senatorial contes: | READING NOTICES. THE Crowx eereeee Horn Comss.— GEORGETOWN ADVERTS. QPESED FOR THE HOLIDAYS The: smootb!: the hair, with- ima Out catching or breaking it of They" aul pai, YE, go Pad not scrateh or injure the scalp. s, Bronch, Gog and (Bagrared Glass Ware, A FULL Link of the Crown Tooth Brushes, piles nea Pinta Deepioesa at Sane aeh Pear Hair Brosbes and Combe, by W. 8. Thomp- Goods, Wagone, Veloclpeteas : Ae Me Rome Fe aS TB ax CITY ITEMS. pia EXTRACT OF REPORT from the celebrated RESENTS, ysician, Erasmus Wilson, of London, inl ~~ ee ee ‘Severe cases of | Silk Handkerchiefs for Consumption have come under my observa- a eine Has fancy, boxes,for Ladies. tion that have been cured by the timely use —_ Umbrellas. Silks, Gloves, ris pos s Liquid Extract of Beef ane Tonic In- ana Neok-Tiee, Fi and Faacy vigor@or. Articles, ——-—_. Blankets, and many other usefal articles suitable NarcRe Grvas us Hag en bes. she does | fer Helids) Preeeutsy at 103 BESS not preserve i ‘hat bedone with fragrant Soon, Thedemat | act seisimin Witte, bone and its enamel are made invul- nerable to ajl destructive influences by the daily use of this beneficent preparation. os Cc“ ON H. GETTINGEB, 101 BRIDGE STREET, For DRY GOODS, CABPSTS and FURS. _MILLINEBY 2 specialty. Bovi?-3m H. WHEATLEY'S sTEZAm DYEING. CLEANING ESTAB- CROAKING IS NOT CONFINED to the F: Ponds. At this season almost everybody is hoarse. The bleating of distressed =e is heard everywhere. by is this, when it te noterious that Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar will cure any cough, cold or hoarse- hess in forty-eight hours? Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute > AccIpENT.—Edwards & Hutchison’s Stim- nating Liniment cures Sprains and Bratses. 4; mths. Bend ox your address turn work st any place ——_» CHARLES HEIDSIECK Si nd we will call for and re- ery. Extry Dry, in tl District free of extra and Grand Vin Medaille Champagne. For | thares,, Work rerelved and retarned by mail orest sale by Hall & Hume. 12.3je03: | prees from and fo any piace in the country epi tr @ scourina and Dyeing “= nlarged his esteblizausat by PIANOS, &c. removing to 1!" NeW building, 9063 G street, 3 Coors west of 9tn Street, just a few steps from his former place on Sta “treet, where he is ready to do any work tn his linc {2 his su verior manner, @ DECKER BROS’ rape Veils cleaned at a very short notice. GRAND, SQUARB, ano UPRIORT Ladies’ Dresses cleaned without taken apart And spots removed without cleaning the whole garment. Gent's Clothes cleaning and dyeing a specialty. 11,27-tr PIANOS Remov: e RE MATCHLESS. On and after December ist, Dr. White, ist, will occupy the very eligible apartments of the new brick building, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel, where he will continue the suceessful treatment of Corns, Bunions, Chilbiains, Vascular Excrescences, Club and Iagrowing Nails, &c. —————— The Buffalo Lithia Waters, The extraordinary curative powers of these Waters in the Peculiar Diseases of Women; in rections ti @. KUHN, SOLE AGENT, 407 TENTH STREET NORTE WEST, Above enneylvania Avenve, Age the Organs; in_ Dyspepsia and tn G and matic Affections ts vouched for by some of the iL medical WT Prices Reasonable, Terms Eacy. povi3-3n talent of the country. They are for sale b Kidwell & Son, 1531 I street; Charles Stott w= NABE & CO."S 5 RENOWNED PIANOS, Co., 480 Pennsylvania avenue, Washin: WomUTEE igton, Grand, Square Grand, Square and Upright. D.C; Fickling & Welch. 77 High strect, Sutin Best Gabe. Georgetown, D. C.; and E. S. Leabeater & | | The favorite McCammon Pianos, with new patent Bro., 587 Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va. tookiny | re front. Also, @ assort- #7 Pamphlets can be had of the houses. ‘HOMAS T. GooDE, Proprietor, Puning and Be romptly attended 194,méw,6: Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va. | EOS? T™ va yneLenengadns ——_— a FRECKLES removed by Nature’s Reautifier octiS-ly 423 lth st.,a few doors above Pa. ay. ALLET, DAVIS & 00.’5 PIANOS, ee of tone, de! oelebrated for sweetness Ueacy of touch, solidity of copstraction, for sale on ee al terms, at $11 Stir street northwest. se9-e0)) T= STIEFE PIANOS, onsurpasecd tm tone, lity, Om easy CARRIAGES. touch, and darab large discount for eaab: ow Gi. WILD & BRO. Bole nan agZth mtrest nortbweet, We are selling, at greatly reduced prices, | ptanos‘aud wif inte tuned and re p Pianos for rent. ‘caso tr LANDAUS, LANDAULETS, Thus in this one pregnant subject Of CLOTHES, rightly understood, ds included ali that men have Thought, dreamed, done, and Been: * * * And the essence of all science Lies inthe Philosophy of CLOTHES.” CLARENCES, COACHES, COUPES and COUPELETS. Our Patent Comter-balanced Front FIVE. LIGHT LANDAUS, and FALLING FRONT BERLIN COACHES are the leal ing Carriages of the day, aml for beauty of de- sign, simplicity and thoroughness in construction, are unsurpassed. The Falling Fronts to both are nicely counterbalanced by a Spring, (which ar- rangement is patented,*) and can with ease be lowered and raised with the finger. We guarantee our work to be FIRST CLASS, aul to please in every particular. * No infringement of our rights, under the above Patent, wilt be allowed. ORDER DEPARTMENT, (SECOND FLOOR.) A FINE SELECTION OF FIRE BLACK CORDS AND DOESEINS, WREBOR, BNGLISH; AND AMERICAN FAN- H. KILLAM & CO,, FINE WOBSTED COATINGS, BUITINGS, 29 CHESTNUT STREET. and decé mathly NEW HAVEN, CONN VESTINGS. FUSSELL & CO, ° 1497 NEW YORK AVENGE, Pat. jeave to appounce that toy are ow serving OYSTERS or OCOLA 5 also, THA, OOF FEE, CHOCOLATE, &c. Oyutere: Ice Cream, Ohariotte Russe, Je }, &e., delivered in any part of the city. Farutites, Partien, Balls, &c., served at rbort no tee, at reasonable prices.’ Quality caunct be ex- celled. oct lS-2an ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. FIRST-CLASS WORK PROMISES KEPT. HOUSE KOBES €. G. CORNWELL & SONS, Fine Grocers, ARE OFFERING TO-DAY BEADY-MADE OR TO ORDER, AT RETAIL, For about the Usual Wholesale Prices, 717 ‘77H St, STOVES AND MANTELS. CHR REISSNER, a am o the public an opportunity to select sance watt ee in 6 and 10-pound | to heat ene room above, @15-° This isthe best’ aug | ROUGH agp Sade NEW TORK pUCKWHEAT, SSIRE PLACR HEATERS, all maxes, pct op to | crepen oveoAeS MAPLE SYRUP. ee, heat ove room above; 84, ouly $40. _‘vo¥i7- el acasignil eg Oa EW Figs, SWEET CIDER. chore. LISBON GRaPEs, MALAGA GRAPES, WORSTED OVEROOATS SWEET CIDER. Of good styles and qualities. ORANGES, TALMAS or WING OVERCOATS CALIFOHNIA PEARS, 200 BARRELS SWEET CIDER, of various materials. per dozen! PLES. from northern New York, aud London county, Vir- 1K OVERCOAT = ‘very Sino, in bbls. ginia, in store and to arrive, for sale si lowest | SOBTOUTS cr FROCK OVERCOATS NEW YORK OiDER, ‘holceale rates, by of fashionable materials. Barstns.2°™ STOP: SAM'L C. PALMER, A FASHIONABLE BROWN OVERCOAT CURBANTS, Depot—57 Greene st., Georgetown, D.O. soe $19.80 vet. SUaaabe, NN. B~SAMPLBS SENT ON APPLICA . BEBSES recor, abi 2uice | vue eae ae es i 7. iene Vests to match, great varieiy of favors. | ()UR STOCK -* we FRENCH GooDs: - in various figures and patterns, BRAS. fine and extra fine, HANDSOME PANTALOONS BEIM E Gtx, PARLOR GRATES 7 haa ite Stk . aled of Philadelphia, and BAwCOTS VERETS. Comprises new cha vich desigos ia ail meckel of | RELIABLE BUSINESS SULTS TRUEFES, ” nickel apd gilt grates; Black Bnameled, with nickel From @14.40 net tpward GEPES-in Dil, Tox dowk, ball boy 4ommsare seule Onbet betes aaa PATE cy vols GRAS Grates, with icks, or with soapstone. or | DBEES SUITS Fy . fire-brick 2. Also, aS GAS LOGS, tor use with Nickel Grates, sail : or eves, ANDIBONS, BLOWER STANBS, EVENING AND MOREING, ARGHOVIES, ‘And FIRE SETS, || BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ suITS aivaaa several kinds ydlch we offer at les than the manufacturers’ New axp FRENCH CONSERVES, ‘WIRE FENDERS of all description mate to ovERcosTs, Fucits, in brandy, “itionela’s “Good Recorg”” BASE BURNER. | RELIAPLE UNDERWEAR jaretow 6 Wrougnt Leo NACE, perfect, CASTILE SOAP, Barte’s FIRE PLACE HEATER: or PRUNES. Note. RAY soy making Washington their re- for the season are invited to examine our establishment and wy, of doit :. rr an ing bi ¥ We are constantly adding to our stock, bothof and juction, different varie FINE GROCERS, 1415 Pennsylvania avenue, Opp. Willard’s Hotel, ELecamPang AND HOREHOUN: COUGH DROPS! TH. 7; HUE SBE conse vans. one COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, ANFLUENZA, and all ‘THROAT and LUNG COMPLAINTS. ons ron 33 One, Within the rouen SCsiy 72% ARTHUR NATTARS, Drauggist, povils-tr Gorner 24 and D streets northwest B E ee ee aaa aI ee REELS BESEENES SUEDE NESE= etd S7 HOUSE PLUMBING, in ail its details. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, nov20-tr 317 9th street northw KO! ION '—Parch: \- ae oes merase eee OVEBOOATS for $15 at STRAUS’, 1011 Penn- Yivanis avenue, novaa D®" eoonDs, GARPETINGS, OILCLOTES, AND KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE DRESS SHIATS nom cevelics daily for the fall and win- opal eu ba W. W. BURDEYTE & 60, BA8GAINS IN Boors ann sHoxs. MEBINO, LAMBS WOOL, FLANNEL and CAN- TON FLANNEL, from 50 cts. to $8. KID GLOVES. SKIN GLOVAS of every sort. ONE PRICE ONLY. GEORGE C. HENNING, Having commenced the manufactare of GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS SHOES oA ‘ORD! deci-tr 410 SEVENTH STREET. determined stock of Gentlemen ready-made BOOTS and SHORS cs cost Lc BisHor, 010 RB arect\ opp: Pateat Oltce, octS0 tr LADIES.—Ariistic DRESB3 Rie rere Soe. Parisian styles. 1932 lvanis avenue, pecker eras Gare Druggist, 1113 Penn. Ave., bet. lith and 2th 1) tte, MODI TE PRICES. ae ree i Siro uth a At RL ARE eset WEST OF ENGLAND AND FRENCH EBOAD- | @LOTHS, IGERBLABE SESH ions | utzon, "ney sete sani my and 2th Sra Heemy ANOUNCEMENY. We Paps | mmilar goods can be HOLIDAY Goons. HOLIDAY GOODS. | “PY ae ML a anaity ound ta 8 Sits MOHUN BHOTHERS, 1015 Penns. av, cor. Ith street. For the Holidays. large tevoices of it Goods im LES, x. vine PLar) ATED WARE. phos ca, And Foreign Fancy GOODS «oitabie for the we tex HOLIDAY TRAOR ake pleasure im showing ofr Goods, whether Parties desire to deol te LA&eE sr AND CARPETS THAT MUST BE SOLD. EXTRA INDUCEMENTS LN SOTH FOR Bets of CUFFS and ¢ KID GLOVES and Ladies’ SILK MUFFLERS, i ASM. in all shades | MOLID, 5 — — Chtiaren's INO OLOAKS. of superior ele- ti pan heen e | Dress Gocde—t NOVELTIES, FANCY and WORSTED aoons, | Pre Soe be Cheed at for Christmas Presents. At | "<¥ MRS. SELMA RUPPERT'S, © heap ter cami — Gecll-tianl 614 Mb #t., opp Patent Ofice, | = marked down to to a i] USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Niitebhe LADIES , MIS: ND NTLEMEN S FURS. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT OF STOCK FOR Foe bs > THE HOLIDAY TRADE | _dectl FT. NM. NAU HAIN. 70% Market Space | For the DIAMONDS ! JEWELRY i | CLocks.» | comnts r Lisn v 7 beaded Canes, Silt Unibrel ur Carriage Kobes, White’ Fox, Blac | BRI . Wolf and Buflale SEInas B. H. STINEMETZ, HATTER AND FUKRIER, _ deed te 203 SS¥LVAN VENTE. 1257 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTE AVANA © Cc. M. Tewron & Coa, CHOICE WINES, WILL OPEN MONDAY, Dect R iSta a. @. ORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS, 141% PENNA J2B IN CA LICOES. pieces perfect Calicors at Sc. per yard | | | | | i -| | | 4 | Jou Mh pleces double AVENUE. ich Rep Poplia at c..weti- | deck tm Opposite Willard Hotel men Repeletomipcbak te | DRY GooDs. Bime-made' frill iaakets a= 98 por per | WV ONDERFCL BaBoaine in . MP ATTRACTIONS, —— | ny — ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON | DRY GOODS. “ate, TOWSON & Co.. j CARTERS, 707 MARKET SPACE fine H'med-atitened Mkfe, fancy boxee, 1.0. |p cceifut PI nt dae “ “ 10. | sings, “ * 200. | of Pimin Dress G vote . “ * “ 250. | Camel's Maur, 35. dor. Rrocade Windsor Scarfs(all Silk) et akc. | _ French Cashiner®,all wool, im Seal Brown, very loz. Plaid Cyclone Scarfe atzBo, | Cheet . Large assortment Black Dress Gor All woo! Black Oaahmer. 50, wort! Extrem: Alpaca. © ie y fan cF, Xi and Sc in plato, plaid, scroll, aud Cor Goud Doable i. patterns tenn oe = e yard and ‘mbroidered Set+ as low as wo yards Lance iif frow toe Brows fs from f0c a wba Shwe Ni ack Merino Shawls ches eo sree trtnictted a Very beer Oal Cotton, yard ea 7 wide. 20, v0 ren aibr: Hewes and » one (0 lore * ~ Torkey Hed Demask, Plesched Damask, But Dam- | °C THE GREATEST BARGAINS axk. Wate aud Bed Bordered Napkins, Tarkey Bed In sll Kinds of wie ek k Alpreas at 25, 39.37, S00 DRY GOODS, and @-uble-tece Mubatr, extra ven “FOR LADIES’ BAOQUES ° Moscow Seaver ia bive ud Black WY¥EIE’s alee unaee Gea ar POPULAR ONE PRICE STORE, Batre, Leevy Duap 6’Ete low 0a G1, O18. 92, No. 1014 7th etrest northwest Plaid Drees Goods from 1254. 15, 20, 250, BF Agerc; for Demoresi’s Reliahl. Patterns. dittons of choice Goods to the above. WM. BIRD WYLix, ©. M. TOWSON & ©O Late Bogan & Wylie) +56 Penreylvania stenue, pear 7th st: dechi South Holla Presents. be Same 125s ceate ABaiaa can be boneut te the Bistrist ——— ttage, 20, 28, 37, McELROY,. BAIRD 4 Co., Gord Ingrain, 80, worth 62 SINTH STREET, 404 NINTH STR Splendid Ingrat orth 7B. GILDEKS AND UPHOLSTERERS. yh a FINE STEEL ENGRAVINGS, Teo-pl eRS Three 1.35. _— Tapestry Tnerai im, @1.25, Pilelotbe. 3 4, 8 ‘epestry Kage, all sices . M TOW ded-cotr variates! 95 NEW GooDs AT REDUCED PRICES to the unprecedented @nlinew tn commer cistarsics ie Ben Tork city, we have town canted fe purchase some RARE BAGG ALNS in FO DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which we slight edvance op the original cort ce and Knickerbocker Sultings: beautiful Piaide, in all qualities, from 20 ceuts to @2.80 Pisin Dress Goods, from 23 cents to Black 2B Bisck Ske, root * Binc * Buinet and Cote & ‘Der Tone orletrated MOT ls FINE KASELS. PASSE PARTOUTS, VELVET MATS. ENGBAVED FRAMES, ry NINTH STREET. 404 404 deck tt Holiday Goods. 4 LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF KOBE DE CHAMBRES AND SMOKING JACKETS, Sorta” Bivek Cashmere: er Beaver Oloth for k Androscoget iN ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES, AND AT VBRY LOW PRICES, TAYLOR 4&4 HUFTY, 933 Pens ANIA AVENUE. No. HOLIDA PERRY «8 Ornamental, useful and appropriate to all eat Satortment of Gen see. a. embracing the ° PORCELAIN PAINT. GS in the District. rewerton s PAS’ ‘AINTINGS. = New tye EASEL SPaTOARY. wLoweR | S52 Rew arte : S. FIBE OHBOMOS, and ENGRAVINGS | “N2GamIbe, | | BRODHE = +o. band Web t Franes. CARVISGS and FRAMES. GILT and VELVET FRAMES, the finest the District, with a variety of fine FANCY QPEN THIS DAY ABTIOLES. novel and neetol . SILVER, TINNED and WORSTED PIC 7 TURE CORD. PIOTE ME NAiUS, HINGE <a FROM AUCTION, yi Biel tue ot PAPER HANGING, WINDOW Orders for Paperhangiogs, winter ‘Shades and NEW DEESS GoepDs, Picture Frames punctuslly fill Terms cash, a RITER. 439 77u Staeer. Gec7-2w" Eight deors above Odd Fellows’ Hail. WARREN CHOATE & CO., wire sttention to their splendid stock of E IDs BOOK: OLIDAY BOOKS, ya woy ARTIOLES a CHROMO PICTURES, bis Steck is now complete, apd embraces a great bumber of appropriste, ‘useful and beautiful ar (or INCLUDING BLACK SILKS, CASEMERES, ALPACAS, CHOICE PLAIDS, IN CAMELS HAIK; NAVY BLUE, BROWNS AND LONDON SMOKB FROM AUCTION AT GREAT KEDUCTION ticles suitable joliday Presents. Beantitolly-bound and Illustrated Presentation rodteph Aibumstoncy sic: Frerer Boteeacd | PRINTS, WOOLENS AND TTONS at great tums in new le yer 8 Pl 5 0" at Bympale; Bibles. More than three thousand Juve- | discount trom usual prices. Writing Decks. Work Box ful Leather r eg, Decks, Work Boxee, Beantiful Leather | | 300 PAIRS WOOL BLANKETS at poultive bar ty. beautiful articles of Vertu, selected iy Presents, priate c in | HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR for Ladies, designs and at moderite prices. Geots and Children purchased from Auction and Obromo Pictures in Mate and Frames. All en- scld at Auction Prices. A wonderful collect : WISWALL @ Co. ene teas ne er <\ aeaier one jeness of their stock, excelling, as 4 in variety, extent and adapeabilite ny of their for. eae mas . ee they invite the inspection of _novi8-tr Near Pennsylvania areute. ARREN CHOATE 4 Co, BOOKSELLERS 4ND STATIONSRS, dect-tr ernon Row, cor. Pa. ave and 10th st. HOLIDAY GoopDs! LACE CURTAINS, NOTTINGHAM LACE, PILLOW AND SHEET SH LACE PILLOW AND SP! BLANKETS, QUILTS, TABLE DAMASK. NAPKINS, We offer the following = articles, a8 good as new, and some entirely new, at 25 to 50 per cent. less than bought in any jewelry store in this or any other city : SOLID N GOLD A ES, TOWELS, GLASS LINEN, SHEETING, pianonps aSp‘Son BY, | And all kinds of superior wEees? SHER AND PLATED Wake BKOUBEKEEPING DRY Goops. rho ne, 5 We keep a full stock on hand at aj times of extre SLIDAI en large TABLE ULOTHS ana SAPRINS Also, some yaluahle signed on commis. sion, aud will De-sold at a great eatrifce. JOHN ¥. MITCHELL, mwiebene LEASE 2 oO Ice. oie 931 Pennsylvania avenve. 0} f Ohrist- mas, we offer the f ents to Day early, “Centennial Onshmere” is the best BLAOK Sad retain until Jauuary I-t proximos withont onze SILK inthe market. novis-tr - i = e439 es — the — ion to eonvince yon that in our Posineae we can Bord to ofter youexitoudioasy tae Please call ly, and ba aa, early wethe first choice of a 5. GOLDSTEIN & 0O., Loan and Commission Brokers, dect-tr Northeast corner Wth and D streets. JUST ARRIVED at —————_—_—_—_—_—_—— COAL AND WOOD. T. EDW. LARK. © T. B. OBOSS, Jn. ¥. EDW. CLARE & Co., DEALERS IN LUMBER, WOOD, COAL, DOORS, SASH SLINDS, MOULDINGS, ¢<. BARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, 1995 Pexxsrivaxia AVENDE, fost of toh curt, tear Cones eee Bee Blo. 1, J gee PASTS AOU EEERETS) | Binkt ation: Wasting Be cee: @0aL! “WOOD: woon:: FLOWEBS, &c.,on Colored Panels in gr at va- taP? pr, CHEAP! CHRP POR CASH! A new of for Oabinet and Uarte de owe About to wiser WhISK will be flared st seduced prises H. N. EARLOW. SILVER a 6 ——