Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1875, Page 4

‘EVENING STAR. | AY .....00+ December 31, 1875. Weather Probabilities To-day, om. or Curer S S16 1. OF FTCER, To. December 31, 13 oo mide ind east Atiantic coast, sta- tionary or falling barometer, southeast to southwest winds, and foggy weather, with temporary clearings. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, 4c., To-night. National Theaier—“Around the World in igbty Days.” —“ Jack, the Giant Killer,” Theater and 8 variety performance. Condensea Locals. gp nde will be lighted at 510 p. ., and ext Isbed at 5:30 a. rn. Members of the G. A. R. wili be received by the President at 1245 p. m. to-morrow. Bee notice. ‘The police commissioners issued orders to- day that the olice headquarters be illumi- mated to-ni and preparations were at to effect. Taylor & Hufty. %3 Pennsylvania avenne, Will keep their store open until 19 o'clock to- bight, to enable their friends and customers to purchase Rew Year calis and recep t evening at § o'clock Mr. Elisha sekiof and Miss Mary Mahoney, late of New York, were united in the bonds of ma- trimony at St. Aloysius Chureh, by Rev. Father Jamison, in the presence of a very large assembiage of friends. feharlots of the Northern Liberty Chariot company will not be reaty xo go on the line to-morrow, as was expected. owing to some alterations having been poche, oa those which have not yet shippet. The jeps are to be lowered about four inches aud band bolts placed near the coors hoya 1 esterday afternoon two colored snatched a ketbook conta: some valuable papers froma t young lady named Flora Walker, res. Bt 1105 C street southwest, who was on H mak- entre market this Morning received from the market co.’ elerk, Mr. P.8. Smith, statements of their indebtedness to the company, with Interest, ‘With @ notice informing them that the state ment contains the amount due to date, eepting claims for damazesx under the bili filed by the eompauy io July last in the ease of Hot agt. the The Produce Exchange nu and reminations of officers for tue e year, to be voted for at the next mec was made as follows: Joun A. Baker, pr dent; James Janney, first vice pres Howard. second vice prea Sard= am w Yorkon busi- ness wh ich Will necessitaie his absence fora few days. The District government offices were | closed t #y at f2 o’elock nd will remain Closed & lay mort A CENTENNIAL CANNONADE. The Distriet Commissianers rece! ved from | the War department non on requ the necessary h, ordnance. wit Ww ewes “Choate & lie se hols. whieh w lantyr ss Ne rinting—7 Beresfonte bool bx Wm. Ballanty To Clas e-To W. W. Rapley Sore Se em i eras } 86: to Rovert Boy J, tin ware, 10 Walton Eros., Savage all theo ineluded in this clase. Class No. Flees and Provisior ch N & Hume. , Robinson hoes—To s. Chemi- this class. and Building Materials—To brick, items 2 to . ment, item 6; to 3 the other items and 19, for whieh pr Class Class No. 15.—Lamps—Itera I to H o Robinson & Bros., lamp posts and miscellaneous castings. SHEPHERD AND | after SuIT AGATNsT A. K ADOLF CLUES.— Yesterday Francis Dainese, by Ross and Deen, ent ander R. Shepher! ing. on the 1th and £ bis premises o tornj down frame dwellings, for wi ich he claims damages. He charges that on Lecembe: 18%2, he was engaged in erecting a block of a on fot 11, square 513, under a grantei by Cluss, as inspector of ng, when they. with others. compos- | ing the of Public Works, without rea- | sesable or probable cause, sued out & writ of | injunction to t the farther construc. | lon of the bu fain: gS. Which fpjonction was cuted DY B decree of the court and re. “din full force until dissolved by a de- ereeof the Supreme Court of the United States at the October term, 1-75. and while | the case was pening on appeal they, witt- out werrant or authority, committe! the grievanecs alleged. econ Mr. } THE THEATERS.— World in Eighty Days, spectacular th Ze, And those | National Theater this week | tobe amused catnot fall to be pleased nnique entertainment which is pre- uch m gnificent style. This comfortable little it is nis Well picased audiene Jack, the Giant Killer,” will be performea the remainder of this week, and { nal variety entertainment iy, is always a@gocd CERISTMAS CELEBRATIONS bY S at reading of sé And thou shalt eail ed by the addition A carol w2e sung, and , made a short were dis- | of Grace 8, ing entertain mation, dialogue URT NExtT MonDAY— re been fixed for trial Court, Judge MacArtour, James Thompson. James Bail, Simon P. Jackson, Willis Worcester, meeeay eases appealed in the Crim on Monday ext from the Police Court. John Gerbartt, assault: do. Jot Cusstend, bigamy; Robert Johnson house; Horace S. Johnson, letting bawdy fo — Edward Powell. ix _ The hearing of the motion made a4 Mr. Cook for the discharge of Green from custody; bas also been fixed for Monday. —.—_—_. Loox OvuT ror Him!—A boy apparently about fourteen years of age has been going y around in the vicinity of the Public Print- =, Office (and pi ly in other locailties) age money from subscribers of THE Stag. some lnstances he has given re- celpts signed “Charise Boil.” Subscribers should pay o!; the regular collectors, and any boy monte, a to collect may be se’ oe tor. Meanwhile it will a4 Seas c to be the ane thief above he may be arrested iu the we G getting into the rooms oceupied b: The lady Slerks of ae ‘Genc- eousteera! loves. ties, scarfs, &c., for the | @' By present, and as the hour of 12 approaches wembership will asserable around the acd renew the I!fe-long pledge of temper: and the scene eloses just as the bells toll out | the midnight hour, when all unite tn sin meeting will partake o: union and reception, with closing exerctses similar to those at Pioneer Council. setuurtinlonsasanory | Lodge, No. 15, K. of P.. the following’ officers for the ensuing term: Chas. Thiclicker, C. fs ©. Friedrien, Po. E .€ Chancellor, € ong: 2 i; Where To Buy Holiday Goods. In order that the hundred thousand readers of THE STAR may know just where to go for sueb articles as they may need for holiday | use or New Year gifts, we note below tie places where they can be best accommolatad, and propose to continue this useful directory from day to day during the festive season, as new advertisements appear. Just notice some of the novelties, appro- — for al! seasons, but especially for the ew Year, with which JOHN MARKRITER'S store is Come Genuine Dresden porcelain paintings, choice gems, beantifally mounted pastel paintings, easel stat Bower veces. ebromes, and countless fancy arti- cles. Persons looking for holiday goods of almost any kind cannot fail being suited at 439 7th street, for the ent of goods is first-class in every respect. For the Centennial year! Diaries, remem- brancers and Lett’s rough diaries in over two —— varieties, at ——_- & CHap- ’8 popular books. Physicians’ yay tting iets and almanacs for 1576, presented tocas- tomers. Blank books can be had here. in a sets ben the ene of = yg ‘ear, or ee made to GOA = tern de- _— at 0 pular prices, 911 ylva.. nia avenue. Real camel’s hair shawls, rich black and — k velvets, French and numerous other hand- some and aty ish (ons at W. M. Sausres RO.’s, 919 Pennsylvania avenue. They have also a complete assortment of Lupin’s mourning goods, in all the various fab- ues. Mt SILVER, 717 Market Space, is closing out a large stock ~~) ladies’ cloaks, suits millinery goods of every descripti al greatly reduced prices. Ladies will do weil to inspect this fine assortment, at ieast. New Years callers take notice! The | gee to get your kid gloves for to-morrow Jos. J. May's Paris Kid Glove Dep Pennsylvania avenue. Wa. BALLANTYSE, the well-known book- 13.88 seller and stationer, har all the new boo secon as published. Calendars tocustomers. Diaries and phys in all styles, and 8. S. teachers can here find notes on international lessons by Peienbet & Clark. Visiting cards engraved and printed promptly. th street. = THE BOARD OF POLICE ComMissioNERs met yesterday, and appointed it. H. Cook an addiiional private to doduty twelve mon'hs in the Agricultural grounds, and O. B. Hook, toco duty six months on 7th. between I and K streets northwest. G. A. Prather was ap- ointed on the force as regular p: rivates Chase, Teague, aut bh dismissed the force for v agaitstthe rules. Privates Thompso: and Rily were reprimanded for conduct an- becoming officers. Applications for liquor license from the following persons were ap proved: Meredith & Banyon, Jas. Ka Cbristian E. Robb, Chas. Margeraf, Caas W. Thomas. Ring & Pennell, Julius and Patriek H. Morgan. The following persons’ pplications were reconsidered and appr Delacy, Annie Marphy, Chas. and Geo. Bowman. Thé app ions of owing were referred to the Major aud superintendent for inv : Thos. Costello, Wm. Fagan, Jas. Jas. Crovin, Wm. E. Dnbant, Jeremiah Costello and August Bac applications of Adrian Ennres and Miche) yCounor were reconsidered and referred to ion and report. lieations were disap- ,,Dantel McClory, Griftin , Annie Miller and Ernest plications of 'Y tm. B. Lorenz “ O'Hallaran were reconsidered again diseppro. pe COLORED REPUBLICANS FOR THE TH TrREM.—The colored republicans held a: Journed meeting vestertay afternoon at the Fi I. M. ebureb, ith and B ‘eects northeast The chairm an, Mr. A. W. A. De Leon, of Mississippi, addressed the assem- blage at considerable length on the duties of the colored republicans of the country, and owed by Mr. Taowpson ani Prof. A resolution was adopted “That a ing be held on Monday vext, at some t, for the purpose of selecting a committee to prepare resolutions and busi- ness for the proposed convention in relation to the publie schools of the District and the condition of affairs in the south. he com mittee uppointed at the last mectiny tor organize the republican party of the D triet, reported that“it was the sense fre 1 Major Richards for investiz The following @ Thos. Jones committee that all the details appertaining to tbe reorganization of the republican party of the District of Columbia conkt be effected by the convention when assembled.” F ther Ume was asked to consider of @ suitable testimonial to the Hon. Oliver P. Morton. A diseussion of the merits of ries whose names have been meniioned ecnnection with the nomination for Pres- fred that the election of President Grant for a third term would be preferable to tue triumoph ef the southern democracy. patente Siaaaes TRE JONADAB WATCH MEETING SERVICE | is a peculiarly iDteresting and solemn 0: ane the connelis of the order in the District Will observe it. Pioneer Council, No. 1, wiil | an open meeting at their ha! ts o'clock, and specet ud instrumental musi any until a late hour. ‘7 candidates who may be the nee, s bail,on Pennsylvania aven dand 4th streets, Capitol Hill. the nature of @ re- ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS. — Germania | jast evening elected ; J. H. Meiners, V. ward Erowa, M. of F.; Devantier, K. of R. and S.; F. Rose, M- .; Edward Brown, F. F. Meyer, G. Ee Charles Thielick Wm. Stetterer, rep- entatives to the Grand Lodge. Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 5, K. of P., beld ual election of officers last, with the following a MeNuity; V.C.,J. 8. F ; K.of R. and Past ch; Prelate, J. Maston; M. Brown; M. of Pas! hauceilor J. T. Moling; M. at A., W.T. Mackward; 1. G., G 0.G., Past Chancellor James ss; Representatives, Past Chanceilors i foling, M. McNulty, J. B. Daug' ‘W. C. Robrer and J. Gas WATCH-MEETINGS IN THE METHODIST CHURCHEs.—Prof. Widdows will ring in the new Centennial year on the chimes of tbe Metropolitan chureh at 12 o'clock to-night. At this ehureh th a wateh- meeting, at which Rev. J.P. Newman will preside, and the choir will rendersome choice selcetions of sacred music, -*:-At Hamline eburch Rev. Dr. Biack will conduct a wateh- meeting. ‘At Foundry churci: similar services will beheld. *+*-At Wesley chapel Rey. Dr. Wheeler will pee over the wateh- Tmee.ing. and the services will ve ee ‘Ley will commence at 9 o'clock p. At Grace chureh. corner of 9th ana" "S streets northwest, the old year will b tehed out and the new ushered in. . W. Hobbs, the pastor, will preside. wank meeting will be conducted at Ry ined Chapel by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Oweus, ant the sacrament will be admir ati ight to the members. ee PRoPosED NEW ALL Ratt LINE FROM WASHINGTON To RICHMOND.-—-The I(cu- mond (Va.) Chamber of Commerce ba: adopted a resolution setting forth that ‘for years past Richmond has been deprived of Quick mail facilities from the north by the use of the Potomac river boats in connection with the day trains,” and asking the Gene- ral Assembly to graut a charter for the run- = bg of a railroad from the city of Ricamonud yasbington city, and fa ppointing a committee of three to secure signatures of ee ae ae and otuers inter- esi ichmon« papers apd correspon:ten ts express the opinion tha: Will be imposs.- ble to get such a charter ugh at the pres- ent session of the legislature. Sassten Samco A WARNING TO THE Boys.—This morn- ing Frank Pebbles, aged about 7 years, re- siding at 999 i street northwest, was badly injured about the face by the prematnre dak charge of a pack of Gre crackers, and Dr. T. C. Smith, on being called, found that the Sight of the right eye was destroyed. peti bv naib MARRIAGE LICENSES have been es to James M. Curtner and Adelaide 8! mons; ane Richard Stewart and Mary Johnson. * —____—-2se-—___ S7'lf Alaska is annexel to Washington territory, the latter will have au area of 640,000 square milies. 87-4 bill is before the California senate peaking wile punishable witb we eo Comnmnosne Vararbite was mestyaey ee resident of the Canada Southern ratlroa s7Tne St. Louis asec demerit Be | pg bs Renee se a —— ” wi a inks aisle haces Gal ed at by! bd agen al Primrose said that the nakedness of the tar it Worid could be clothed from the trim of the vain. If that were not to be so Lil) end of tii time how could work. ing Women €ver get profitabie employment. nt followed, in the course of which it was | will go into sseret session and the | on Wednesday | The Washi; uw ' Frora.— rihy . Sur ane, 4 250420; mandtling, 3 fo0n | Corn Meal, bolted, tangs. do. ithern. % 4647; do. do. mixed, 43a45; ayer 10.10, tay ANE STHAW Hay. clover. 16.00038 ¥- 20.00a4.00; du. mixed. 17 a0. 430.00026.00; Oats, 1.00a12 00; Wheat. &.00al0.00; Ly en per cwt., 13a). eTTER.—New York extras, $3438: tobe. Grete, 30032; firsts, ‘Sal: do. steck, 25. factory, ne, new, 13360 Ww tory, choi coed, oul bai akin Sai iressed, chinice, rIb.. ver Ame. — Tork per Ib. 14aly To nie ens per Ib, ial, a ae Wald; bare x perlb , Walt; do: Ys, each, 75al 2), New York, per bbl, ia, ot BDL, 8.G0es 6 per ib., a Cranberries, sees G0.. per BDI, 10.00a12 0; do r bbl. 5 O0a7.00 Mpaied FRUITS AND r ib.. Jal: do. br right. %'s. 6) fair to cho pitted, lenis % sugared end $49; Peanuts, common. Wal v0; do., prime, Shellbarke, per bushel, } £052.25 - Paovisions.—Boef hind aaarter, per Ib..a9 : do re quartel Can Pork. choices, 9yald; common, $x Lard,country lou: tals: retinol: 3 washed, 40245; ity Mar} per Sonthera, fancy. alton, >. fai tara 10tat 3 5 pel ad EGETABLESPeiatow, Early Bose i uid; Peach Blows, do.. déat0; Peerles 36030; Faacy Sweets. vor bbl. Sw a ¥ 3 Jomm 0 Sweets, por bbi., 2.0042.25 1.000280; Gnions, whit bash 3a3}¢. bntcher. ary. S%4a9; fair. TILT: Tanner Rx + 406 10) 33.6 Max 10.00" Moore Hinif-and half, 90.40; Diseolced Bons 37.00; E. T. Uce's Phosphate, 45.00; Plaster, in bags. 8.50. Losann.— Yellow Pine joist and srant., 12 to 20, 10 (0a) 2.00; do. 5 di 12 to Te ft. 10.00 13.00a15 00: do. P NDRTES.— Beeswax W020: Rags, white, 23> | g7a, tive geese prime, Sais et. 16a; do. er j bush, Wal 7 alant ke THE COURTS. CIRCUIT CounT—Jwe terday the Jury in st the Potomac nyany Were respited until Monday, day Was occupied in hearing motons: Porice Cover Today, John Norr: Burer; = | Freelane defense was t a bill, which h he seized the clothes a Th k t compe Id have su Freeland of his bill ar and get a Tae Cx you are fin resisting n — AssAnit nd " gabiank apistol cartridze at bir: 60 days in jati; appe Henry Lindsey, charged with an Ann Lindsay, on Christmas day. also ou Christmas night; 1 costs, or 60. days tr jail. Charles Phi Wm.G ton Satarda sresiauraut, on D street, night, at Mrs. Hae between Gth and 7 disturbance, anc chair. It was also testified that the most obstroperous, au ihat the F were in company; Grant fiuet =20 ay $5 each. inny Holmes and Holmes, Jarceny of money (334.5) from tue | aunt, Sally Scott. in October last. The cou | sentenced Mildred to six months in and dismissed Winny. Albert { assault on Anna Wiison; — cx | Wm. Crawford, Edward Jackson and V cent Harris, vagrancy; suspended. Joh ares, profanity; #5. Samaei Loon, d> y alias Mary Tinson, lo; Ta Jerk aoe #5. Jobn Thomas, carrying concealed ss =50. Jos. Salty, ae | do; $5. Richard Vant, unlicensei livery A . J. MeConvey, keeping a dog ordered to be killed. ——_—_—__-see---—_ | _PoLivicaL AFFAIKS IN FRANCE.—There was @ lengthy debate in the French assem. | bly yesterday on the question of dissolution, @ proposition being made to end the —— { SS. Jf was finally resolved to pass the bills fore the assembly before the | fin i adjournment. The delegates to choose | Senators will be elected January 9th, the | election for senators to take place January 23d. The general election for members of the chamber of deputies will be held February 20th, and both houses will meet March 8th. | THE CHEAP TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIA~ | Tion in New York yesterday, advocated a | Uniform advance over the present low rates, | and denounced the whole system of “cutling | under.” A meeting of representatives of tho | trunk lines was held, at which it was re- solved to imerease the rates to the old basis | of 75 cents per 100 to Chicago. A meeting of | all the lines wili shortly be called to ratify | ebis action. | CHARLEY Ross IN BRoOKLYN.—A_well- | dressed lad vicious dog; tives were placed on the lookou' THE Mississiprr Re = WAR —A1l- vices from Be meters Se resent that the | recent reported “war” In issiesippl, which resulted in @ requisition for United States troops grew out of 4 Christmas spree in | which some negroes were frightened by a few festive young men. S7- Fifty thousand He! ews carry on busi- néss in the United States. 7The bears in Montana are hibernating under six feet of snow. &7-The school committee has again de- feated the proposition to abolish corporal punishment in the public schools of Boston. —_—_—_—____ FOR THE HOLIDAYS. REDUCTION IN PRICES | aT . STRAUS’, 1011 Pa. Av. OVERCOATS, ae BEAVER OVEROOATS telling for FU RibeaviR’ OVERCOATS selling for 15, for- ENGLItH K KERSEY OVERUOATS selling at 814, ELYSIAN BEAVER OVEROOATS eeling tor mer AVE | DIAMOAD. BH BEAVER OVERCOATS eelling for a wiltiey aaah OVERCOATS selling for calicn 12. ‘CHILLA. "OVE JOATS selling for -mer price $10. OF DRESS SUITS. FINB BLACK CLOTE DRESS SUITS from 915 re WONSTED SUITS, Prince al- FINE Fae aca DIAGoMAL WoRSTE: : i age wo BSTED SUITS, | sty, ILDREN’S SUITS. Le 7” Cail early to svoid the rush. A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between lb and Lith etesete. decls-tr der’s, 911 7th street, between NOTHING NEw UNDER THE S THROAT, which might be c GEORGETOWN. CoaL Trapr.—Consolidation coal a ny, shipments 925 tons, receipts 449 eae ow piper) wg company, 500 tons, “Guatw—The sale of 2.000 of wheat giao at pd a is reported. flour to J. G. and J. M. Waters. CoMPLAINTS, with reason, are still poe made by the Water street merchants im regard to the fil thy condition of that street and oweun its sidewalks. terany to Eieuten io this re- | Bn Tia hoped wi in rug forth wecion | PARTIES NIGHT.Many of the Gece eeceeaie to aucient usage, a ae old Led with merriment. phantom given last ni ‘amie Hu, ‘Gaughter of the tmaster. Freese also a party at Goong | and at ss ephenecn's. Principal of the George- town Co! te Institute. WATCH MEETING —The old year will be Watched out and the new one ushered in witb Fg me services at Dumbarton stteet ehureh to-night. ALEXANDRIA. FALL oF Cutp, tHe Rore WALKER — This atternoon, while Chip Thompson, the rope-walker, Wes performing on a tight the intersection of King and Royal , in Lhe presence of aa Immonse crowd cof spectators, the rope slipped aad he fell Bpon the cobble stones of tae street, 30 feet below, uring bis left arm, aud the outer table of his frontal bone. He was picked up atonee and taken into Grigy’s drag stora, and from thence removed to the City Hotel, where he is borrding. He caught tne ropeas he fell, but not strong enough to ret grasp, and swinging for a moment, wh! crowd heid their breath in apxioas suspense, came heels over head to the ground. Taongh t, bis iojuries are not necessarily THE CENTENNIAL New YEAR.—In obeli dience to a resolution adopted at the last eeting of the eity connci!. the Mayor iss sed proclamation to-day directing the town beil and the fire bells to ring in-the New Year to-morrow night, and requesting thoss having eontrot of the chareh bells to assist in ihe general tintinnabulation, so that not a siagle baby within the city’s limits shall lave its siumbers undisturbal. A meeting of tue be}l-ringers wiil be held to-night to » arrangements for having the clamor ed decently aud in order. FISHING OPERATIONS.— Preparations were in progress at Fishtown this morning for a gorous prosecution of the winter fishery. nes were being rigzed aud boats being pit in order for an early commencement of oper- ations in the waters near the city. The swamer J. W. Thompson, which arrived yes- terday afternoon from Currioman, among her other freight, brought up from the fish- Ing shore of Mr. Joseph Cawooc of fine rock and perch, and, stran appear, a full roed white shad. m, and how it got so far up the river this early date, are questions which are izzling the oldest fisherme: A Death WABNING SCOLDING TO Wives —A eolored woman named ‘Mary arreling with her uus- t. at their house on Co- this morning, so enraged that she burst her ag ein aud died in a few moments. Par- *s hearing the quarreling entered the vase, and finding her lying dead on t fcor, upposed her husband had murdered her. A policeman was sent for, who ar- rested Stewart and earried him to the ste- lion house, and notified Coroner Powell,who edto hold an inquest. Cr pastable Ea- Ste wart, while au nis summoned Messrs. Paul Palman, Pat- nek Dwyer, Chas. Martin, Pat, Bearn, Jos. arn and John H. Thompson, to quest, 2ad they repaired to Stew €, where the i was held, re sulting in a verdiet, in accord: ce with the above facts. - nel, 30th READING NOTICES. TEE CROWN HAIR BRUBE Brush the best of spe and penetra! —Macte from y are stitt CITY ITEMS. , &«c.—Dr. ipies the very eligible dwelling, 1! neyiva CoR™ now Per where he ¢ of corns, verted nails, vascular excresc leblished ia Washington, D. C., Fee si. White's establishmeat our tem- porary sojou jon their respective friends Year’ hould the f g establishment of 2 sh street. € from a practical test that ‘a from this honse, ther ° is eut jast as sty) are. Their store will remain open natil noon to-morrow. ——— For watch and jewelry repairing, at jow- est rate: nd warranted, we recommend our readers to call at M. Judd’s, 41 st. 12,20,5 Se = For New Year's Receptios — Par Table Wines, choice Liquors, Cord als, at lowest New York pric: Stimelating Liniment cures Neur: ——— HARMLESS AS SUMMER DEW highest degreedisiviectantand préservativ Srodont keeps the tecth always b and spotless and the gums ru from canker. A NEGLECTED Cot ckel by a sin ple remedy, like Brown's Bronchial if allowed to progress may terminates ser ously. €0 et THE WHOLE PEOPLE, with one voice, ‘Oo claim Hale's Honey of Horehound wnt Tur the sovereign and infallicle remedy for Cou; Colds, and all Brovehial difficulties. Tt is the national Specific for pulmonary disease. Pike’s Tootuache Drops cure 19 one min- nie. €0 Ses GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE.—The great popularity of + Wilbor's Compound of Cod Liver Bi and Line,” bas induced some unprineipied persons to attempt to palm offa simple arti- cle of their own manufacture; but any per- son who is suffering from Coughs, Colds, or Consuraption should be carefai where they purehase this article. It requires no pui- fos; the results following its use are its best recommendations, and the proprietor hag ample evidence on file of its extraordinary success in pulmonary complaints. Tie phosphate of lime possesses @ most marvel- ous healing power, as combined pure Cod Liver Oil by Dr. Wilbor. medicine is regularly prescribed by medical faeulty, For sale by A. B. Wil! (uemist, Bostoi with the This the 5 atega Springs in Winter. Reasons for going to rs. Strong’s Reme- dial Institute in winter, with circular de- scribing its Turkish, Russian, Sulpaur, te dropathic and Electro-Thermal Baths, the Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Farada: Electricity, &c., will be senton apr lication, Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic eases a specialty. 12,24,m,W,f, CHARLES HeErpsteck Sillery. Gxtry Dry, and Grand Vin Medailie Champagne. For sale by Hall & Hume. 12,3003: ——— ees THE NATIONAL SAVINGS Hone Sey hea New York avenne and 15th street, pays 5 Gent, per annum on deposits for each cal Banking to 4 and 6 to 8, ees Baturdary DRESSING ROBES AND SMOKING JACKETS In 8 great variety of etyles. “DOLLYMOUNT,” “WIMBLEDON,” and “CREEDMOOR,” Three new Styles of ULSTERS, FiNE PEBFECT-FITTING SHIBTS Made to Order. A SPECIALTY, ARMY AND NAVY UNIFORMS. Samples of READY-MADE OVEBCOATS. DEVLIN & CO., (OF SSW YORK, 1106 # STRERT Ba 7H h 1 the priste address of the Odd Bett No'cloek p_m., closing at 12. ‘The ‘New “Ys. in by the ringtrg be ushere CAN! AMUSEMENTS. N4tI0NaL THEATER. i) TEE on SST is B success: B ‘The Costumes, sone ey, gdp Sen, Shine Ne wrecks Disasters. Any one cen go Aroued the World in three hours at New 5. Matinee SATURDAY. |. Farbish's TWO OBPHANS. deol wr COMIQUE, Street eee "emnsyivanra Avenue, OPEN THE YEAR BOUND. gpitternenes BYR ¥ NiGRT. Matines f- EVERY W ry wna SA Caudren EVERY WEDHESDAY r FIRST-CLASS IN BVERY RESPECT. Variety, Drama, Rurvesyue and Comedy. nov2? ly Onp No.) On Exhibition (New No. 456 on! oats 439 Sr. - cate 7TH St. 439 Te 2a siete and B sre siresis, ean 3 above Odd Fellows’ Hall. par Ol) Patotings. Engra 1, Chromos, Re. igo, largest sisck of Pay faugings, Window shedes, Pictu lcture Ocrds and Tae- sels, Rings, Nails, &0., District. ee TKams C Me Pleaso remember Name and Namber. phy BALLS, PARTIES, &e. ® FOURTH GBAND ANNUAL BALL or Tae WEST END HIBERNIA SOCIETY *, 8100, Will Take Place THIS EVENING, (New Year's Bve,) at MASONIC CEMPLE Music fart feted by the Hoty HM Band Fickets. same man ead Lad 4 ERTATM AEN 2 1876. BE. URCH, cleek. richittes, secompanied an ® Mrs’ Dr. Newwan and Mr F MOhcax suisied by ihe Ladies of the the city; acensted Dr a Qost! =’ Chyir. ents. Acm‘ssion decid at* GEORGETOWN N_ADVER'W’TS. tS Miwent SERVICE AT en weet 2y CHURN. Georgetowa, 0. C.,b g of the bells i H" ae MILLER, 10% Brides street. Windsor Silk foarte, in beautiful o Besutitul Silk Handkerchiefs for Li Handkerchiefs in fancy boxes, for Ladies. Gent's Liven and Silk Handkerchiefs and N Ties. Genuine French Kid Gloves, 1 a. Dbntto ee i ved and $1.25, Sh Perform: y Articles: B: other ee ‘fat articles aul ble for very cheap iH, WHEATLEY’S STEAM Draae aE AzD. a aueaning ESTAB- 49 Jefersom Establinied 1350 pressive a targee ond improved, 1874. Ladies aut Ge; wearing ing apparel of every, ne Yelvets, Crepe Veils and Trimms c.. Be. nice ets cleaned or di - at 250, Ep. tlenen's peleding Toes ee and during esemmer make F and re- tern work! any place fa tne Ditrit free’ of of extra charge. ,W ork reectved and returned by mal or 6x. fiom and to any piace in the coun HOLIDAY S00re aormpames dat HOLIDAY GOODS. , CHRISTMAS GOODs. Tth Street | Tun Street, rEw eee GIFTS BUY USEFUL ARTICLES AND APPROPRIATE TO ALL SEASONS. GENUINE DRESDEN PAINTINGS, CHOICE GEMS REAUTI- FULLY MOUNTED: BREWRRTONS POP- ULAR ate PAINTINGS, EASEL FLOWER PIECES: F CHkUMOS AND ENGRAVING as TE pase ry assortment of RAMPS | in the District; ARTICLES that cannot be fou! = the District: GOLD. SIL fees ‘D WORSTED PICTUL TRE NLS RINGS &- PAPERHANG. SHADES, &e. PORCELAIN HOLIDAYS. LADIES’ OLOAKS, $5.00 HAWLS, @3 00, worth @ 1B SHAWLS. all prices. BOCK E SHAWLS, all prices. SILK MUFFLERS, cheap and elecant BANDE SROUIEFS, 6 coats. GLOVES in great variety. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR very cheap, LKS, @1.00 per yard BLACK CASHMERES. €5 conte per yard. FULL ASS )RIMENT DBESS GOODS, a 6 y er yard and upwards #VERYTHING CHB4P FOK THE HOLI- cLVET “PLN R FANCY nd elsewhere , With a full lime WINDOW, DIARIES, REMEMBRANCERS (English) Rongn D! J ©, WISWALL 42co, which we are happy | BLANK BOOKS, x ar 4 Holiday Pevsente an op- POPULAB PRICES SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, ® DENT PORTABLE @as ‘DROP SLATE AND MARBLE Manvel and other aotichs in too qreat vartet HAMILTON & PEARSON Till Rare their Stores opes every 708, J. MAY'S @ Panis KID GLOVE pEPor, wentoe dering Next door to Shuster & Dr $ FOR NEW YEAR. An tmmenee strck of Laties yy o bri til atlow ao extre dis th “aa PHYSICIAN'S LISTS. Tee ie ‘dered _ ENDS Kip GLoves sua L Children * MERINO OLOAKS, of superior ele- TIES FANCY Fal WORSTED GOODS, a Gro. W. LIBKISE. 720 20TH STREET. FRESE EVERY D: egiames PreTURES iN BLACK MATS. WM, Liv Kise POULTRY RECKIVED WILL BAVE A LARGE STOCK WM, LINKING & SOR, c™ TMAS GOODS FROM IMPORTERS AUCTION, rr r TyoTON, SPAT ie Cashapore to the cety, ther ALMANACS Wha <ggive, Hoods. Be Nobis and Curae iso. oa Ser ee PLN FURS thet will be sold ONS Bookstore, tand Penna. sven @, G. CORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS. bed finest imported hares clusters. S ze 74 a bet WALNUTS, freeb extra Sine. LMONDs, = om c eg ea = 3. NUTS. CHESTNUTS. ™ 5 | ahah ot Bop oTe a cES iste etter} mame Sop Re Pee = mB Eon em, Rlaetatel bit Nee Dy. Ap IMMENSE STOCK, and st PRICES that defy competition: over 200 varieties. from it re to most delicate re DY sold by single J goo 4. CANDY foo pond Boxes CANDY in five-; 1 od be xes, CANDY by; the apes fall CANDY <A CANDY © at N. York prices CANDY © ud to CLUBS at lowest prices WINES. (ue arch ts completo and selected exzrestly for he HO. tee ORM AICA RU ST. ¢ ix iRISH WHISK SouT HR WaSKY. APPLE BRANi> PALE SHEBR TOPAZ SHE MUSCaTEL. CATAWBA. TONDON DUOK PORT. & MADTIRA NEW ENXGLAND BUM. CORDIALS. ANISETTE. MARSSQUIN' Ona BELS CURACOA BENEDICTINE. VERMOUTIL KIKSH WASSER. CLARET W CHAT: were WENE! BATEAY iat EM, SscTeen MAUL SAUTE mported nud domestic bottem figares, by the stogic sdvauce on case p sell ¢ bat gecuise imported. A wel Known brane consantiy on and. box at New York cigar small advance Aiteet (iigaresr sto EIN THE CITY. CoN , HIs DAY. 60 Oth street. opp. Patent office. £13 t ETTE oF SOOIAL Lire M Vinton a ner 8 STREET, World cal! yatedtion to the largest and most com: hourDaY Goops ieee et emer he the public, con- fourth ghd new revise! & COBD CALENDAR FOR 1876, » ewyers, Urckers and busines above sent by mail, fr MOHUN BROTHERS, 10165 PENNSYLVANIA A ee calfend balf call IBLES, PRAYER wie stock of SOUVENIR FOR NEW YEAR’S. ‘Cases, € Checker Boards. A nest Writing Desk for Sct. Now is the timo te make your selections. decl3 tr L PRESENTS. nd Geut's TRAVELING ‘Morray's Pateut Tronk EPERGNES, % FRUIT STANDS, SETS, CASTORS, FOR KS, SPOONS. Ladies TRUNKS, wich ST QUALITY OF E. TABLE CUTLER M. W. GALT, BRO. 4 €O, TRRAY'S NEW STAND. MMe Ro S05 Penveyivania avenue norti Mark: For the Holidays, New Vear. WM. MASSEY & €0’S CINCINNATI CATAWBA WINE, PHILADA XX ALE, LAGER BEER, SWEET CIDER, &. OUT HOLIDAY FOB CHEAP DOLIDAY PRESENTS. FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL, BY SAWL C. PALMER, , Det Geo'town, DO. al I “ADIE S AND GENTLEMEN, OLD AND YousG, ‘Who are solicitous of making purchase of HANDSOME ARTIOLES, i would respectfully call your attention to isblishment of . mm CHR. RUPPERT, 403 SEVENTH ST&EET, Between D and E streets northwest, where 500 will find the largest apd finest amort- 4 SDSEE Hig ABFS AND TIES at DA RICKS REDUCED ON ALL K Si FANCY GOODS at DA | [FO# Bancaiss Go To 719 Marxer Sracz, ALLET Davis & SRAND. sau ARE and CPRIGHT ie *. | TOYS AND FANCY Goo: BeovwEsD & ce., meh Se ie ney me 339 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, find the prices acoordi: Between 9th and 10:h streets, — OFFEE A COMPLETE LINE OF HOLIDAY GOODS AT MUST REASONABLE PRIZES, LYONS BLACK SILK BLACK ALL-WOOL # buaches ALPACAS and Me ATES, from We BROWN aud Bote ae Mrortment of PLAIN snd teen )DS, from 12%c. to $2.10 per yard. - DEOS ae Vorron, Ke, EPS tor Wrappers, 25c., reduce 7 cesar and Initial i WANDKER- SILK ee FF GLO d F 9 hey 9 Woo. fea ere ey WEES, HINES, Se. ve rane a PARIS KIDS, in L EARLY ANU SECURE CHOICE BRODHEAD & Co., SNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ith aad Wth streets. JLLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS hich bes cree been a Lid Ww ON SOLURED wi PIANOS BNA Ca CALuMeges, w ew PATENT LOOK- ine. GLass ‘BONT PIAN@S. Very besaciful y ivetroments. aie ie oe yo ORGANS ant toned ey batt aH if a f] cea ot Ett di § NEOK icky 4 P1ANO OF Akee0Ons, of Columbia ana eLivanta ert SrReer. ee a Sole Acency for the Bev Séxcane, FLAN- e+ Bi 1015 Penna. v-sonr ith treet. pyesans pean: Senuine imported eid CHOICE WINES, FINE GROCERS,