THE EVENING STAR, THE COURTS. = | __ i meeting of the Democratic and Oonserva- crazMe Count or tux DisTRict (x Gay- a7 For “AUCTION SALES” advertisements | tive Ciubof the Four: Ward washeld last eve. | Acsciate Justiace Glin: Wine coe ian — AMUSEMENTS. Or ALDERMEN.—The reguias meet- ustices eT, Board was held ight, ONAL THEATRE < fog of the last a mM ructed tO bring im & re-Olution appropri- nae see fourth page of to-day’s Stan. Bing at Mr. A. Gleasons, on North Uapitol, be. | Wilcox, araduate of eben Cees Lew Matthews in the char. A communication | ating a compemsstory sum 19 the genUemrm — tween G and H strecis, Mr. Geotge G. Wil, Sebool, New York, and an attorney of the ‘tom the Mayor, with reference to the condi. | engaged in examining the accounts of the las TO NIGHT, a= eel = eon m the chair, and Jotm Hogan, secretary, ‘| New Yort bar, aud H. Olay & member tion of Little Falls bridge, stating that he | Tax Uoltector; carmied. Myr. Darby offered a CaAgTR LOCAL NEWS, Mathias Houck, Dosohue, Thomas | of,'he F-nntyivania bar, aa to had received a reply from Generst Michler, | Tecolmuon spponting James GodJara an as: pt Fitzgerald, Thomas Drosey and Janes Gras | Practice before the Court.’ Mr. John F. Kelly, Saperintondent of Public Bulldiogs. ta whies | sistant ‘commissioner for the improvement “s . Were elected me1 a jest | student at taw, made applict to btm that officer says that he has examined said | 20W maxing om Keall street; lost. Mr Shoe. ORPRECS AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Mr, Edward Quinian sald ted, and asked for a committee. ne Const ap. bridge and purchased timber to make the | Aker, from the Committee on Por THY BAWEPIY OF ATION AL TREATER. nefitand last might | use of navin Messrs. Fendali, Foley kod Paillips. , | Recessary repairs thereto; was read and | % be discharged from the consideration of a * gecasion, being ine Dew COmedyroreeuees | We Toll, and bat fow at the meetings ita | rp, Gree cae Ae CLETEANE LIBEL. Mestre, A. Saks k Oo. Dave bees oe amiace | adopted.” A communication from the Mayor. | Petition asking fore far mecwny Sorensen | _ LADY Dew. sabes ¢ occasion, being jaste,”” e case for » A. » f ‘At Ist atreet. A vow was taken u 7 * ssid ibe causical Dorleegue “Orphens and | ROted,is te oll be called snd tae abouts | achBbat”™e Mngt, beet heads, street, they became the leading Olothing House | harbor tees, was Fete iea (os eg Ue ee ek | tom ofS ccharsing tne eommntee whieh wes WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. urydice.” : ‘Ole- oy. ne sel teak Jt. for McGnhan; Cook for mies Tae ses ein members snewwran aa 7 And 19 | phane. | Mr. Cook opened for appellee, fol- THIS 18 Worth THE WHILE—A reduction fieiht. "ery successful play “Under the Gas- | The Chair thought this might be the means | (OWS bY Mr. Bradley for ap Nap enlt | of te: from all Clothin, - hight oi driving some away. The Olub fs ~— ptr A at tS arr pelow on appeal | ing Goda, from present “ ea per Opp FELLows" HALL —The Fair of Rebekah | Yet, 8nd of course would | rms ne $s rete: N Recorder. A communi from the Street | lost. A resolution frem the Board of Alder- POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT RUT ONS Watts Orera Hovss.—Last night but one ts Cemmicsioner asking an appropriation to re. | ™n. instructing the Mayor (» invite proposals pair certain dilspidated ( prove. | fort Men's, was referred to the gamer), | hous AUGUSTIN DALY'S GREAT SENSATIONAL DRAMA, . we |. Mr. Davidson tions ¢: 2 it was desired that all This tuan chasers. All this jo. 585 Seventh street Tee ene aE me |e ccceamencerie deena ac artes UNDER THE GASLIGHT Degree Association closed last evening with a | Attend. Be esters folprove tha | 2d corner Seventh street and Maryland ave- Bane of Gebeentoee nan tion Ras 2 Otay seeeomeue Boek a bs worm ifs Mine concert, 'abieaux, ana other attractive Quintan thought those who had a rea- publication of the libel the defendant, of. | 2@¢, eatil Hen ie removes to his new ‘Com: reported yuk: present at the ig Of the Tinton Hotel. On GREAT NEW YORK Cast fair tm charge will give © Crs Ra TnE the BE | eae (aces Migntte excused, bathe did | fered to read ia evidenes Gan en ee ng {10 At zm seats, aes J dseacegt Authorizing’ the Mayor 10 lavite proposa‘s | Mowon of Mr 7 ——_e the ron. “"* Of Raving so many names on | the aefendant, to was appended a pa- & prison at the station-| BY MOONLIONT, e which ——_ e __ form: Tas Last “Oase Or Conscimnce.”—A day A Mizu ar 4 Wx0DING—Om Monday night | .,208 OBAir—They may be of use to us on Tre witness (oe B copy OF eae ede ee ey | or two since, Hable & Oo. 905 Penasyivask Sermee Gf cp et Tae cna er REO LES | Mie. Gumsan cenbiceat Mr, Gmen tases thle eset ee eee uoabatton Of | Sreeubcak frou oa sutmeaisene patee amet ence of the cttizens : 5 - | this ir gto residing on 4 President of the Club, was absent on account | show'thec the heal coe same op tae SOBEL to for builai = WONDROUS BAILROAD SENSATION Ladies List—Mrs. Ann Bean. Mrs. Amy | c.uded Bow Carter, Miss Alice Dale, Mrs. Catherine Dyer, and Deliehted Audiences bet Lorne wituess that the bel complained of was a lever | S*tSblishment, who, a few weeks before, ferred Mrs. Leain Dorman, Emma V. Desoey, Miss | iTS WIT —- ritten by the defendant to Mr. Stanton, then | Po"chased of them a magnificent suitof clothes. | nation oftheaccounts of thelate Tax Collector, | Marty E. Grimes: Mrs Secea caeee, meee | OT ITS HUMOR Secretary of War; that he had caused a sub. | ic 78s 0 well satisfled that the price paid | (now Mayor Welch) submitied a report which, | Adaline Garner, Miss Maulaa tr Heniey, ITS PATHOS later. The fami See ee esas te na eee ar, waaios, | Le csazemnes taeeliond bin to alee | o2 motion, was Teierred to he Bosrd of Com: | Lillie Le Head, Mise Anas Jobaron, Mile |e eet tang wecnasr a TRTINERT ho who a OF court mon it 5 nies John: 5 bs - < came Bere afew years since from one of thy Uald. SODp eee aad Died a ea SREWEE '© | shove stated, A lorge lot of the came siad or Sees ee ae ee ae Kropbiseer: Mire 3c, | AND ITS BEAUTIFUL SCENE Norihera State: m ry, | whi rased to ce the paper suite still on band. 2 The Joint committee of the Boards of Aldermen | sephine Kohn, Miss Mary Lee, Mrs. Margaret as indispensiite varticie, the meannbtals st, | jug nandic consera. “The quoting ban vitae fasal, so that coe orig-nal libel Somtr et entog, | qglZ,YOUsAVE uone NowEY than you know | {3 i, 00 hehe wore en the ere ig Fa py BT Bois procuravie from Ma, Mens: marriage license, asked what thie club met for. He was | sali ® forint hag Tee what to do with, buy your Gent's Furnishing | standing committee of the Boued af Alien ms Mae G — Mee Mey perak Rabbit, | The Management assures the H forgotten. Mondar cong, | 38ked the night previous as the procession was annexed to said deposition to be read’ see ny, | Goods of Tom, Wick, or Harry; bat if you ted Uctoher 3. 187, relating to an alleged de. | ae ears Saas oe SLete Wann | Nill be spared to render their vi ha iod"ta thon lay migdt | passing. what the club intended doing. The | \nnex*d to sal aehnoaaten ed oe wish to get fall value received for the money | ficit in the returns of @harles D. Welch. late tax ‘er D. D Wakelee, mer, Mire. Ke! tte, — a hn eatncecyge> two were to have been mads ‘on, oe wed Speaker pointed to the broom which was im | tif says there is no error in sald. tediag; eto ¥rsads waere Gente Ear. cone to coaa van sole rs Nes Gentlemen's List Ss serry Arter, Wm. Brown, | sibic courtesy extend = patrons ot lends of ihe parties who had | theme: and sald iat was indicamve what | because, Be says, the Inw is plainly settled books of the tate collector. and other sourcesot in, | A-T. Brown, Oapi, Joreph Bayless Maurine | 89" Ufice for eccuriug seats'open, from $a.m. te been ister, Rey. | ‘ReY Would do. He wanted ine Rood old days | that in euch cases, when the original 1s ace for z Spm woll tf Dr. Hamilton, the highly respected’ ; | of Jackson and Olay re-established. Tmation. have Gischarzed their duty to the | or thet i, have Siacher heirduty to the best | Barry, Henry Bradford, George Collins, J Pasto There | counted for, and its prodi bn W. Voor, Ji Caambers, of Ryland Chapel, notwithstanding the storm, | W858 Pretty spectacie here last election day, Ldenrge gig an led Jonn W Jimmy ind respectfully present the fol | M. a “4 enforced, secondary evidence of its contents 6 "ti uf . | Lee W. H. Coleman, Nicholas Deboy, Capta' Parentage 2 the Parlor of the residence of the | {7s men bad to wait from three to atx hours | may be given ‘The question of the loss of the ard A Esmonaton. ther auditor, with in ici. | Dapion, Richard A. Embry. George Expy. M. GOVERNMENT SALES. parents of the bride. In asRort time the happy goalie By em Fé instrument, or of the inability of the p»rty to Jowing instructions to report to the committee — | Foley, J.Gawler, Mr Hawkins, Chas. Hoop- UILDING AT AUCTION couple appeared, the bride, Miss Lotta, lein- | ™e® Would blow their horns in Produce it, is always one for the ‘cart. wt. The aggregate amount of the aasesanente Capt. Jonn S. Holmes, Hugn’ Hughes. Jas. | f§) ; ee img on the arm of the bridegroom, Mr. Frank | *S?!¥: and he hoped the di Page ve. Page, 15 Pick., 368; 14 How.: 164, 26f, for each year from 1359 to 18%, both years inclu - Holmes, John Howard. Patrick Hallerin, Deport Qvartexmaster’s Orrick —, looking as bappy as is there would be no negro Rises vs. Tayloe; 9 Wheat.. 453.) The t and whether the clerk has put into the han: Hamilton, W. H Wasnixcton. Dot. Nov 34.19 PPY Possible for mor- | to-night was than H * proo! tals to be. The minister immediately arose Perteged over was. contained im this deposition was sufficient to the late collector the proper” smomnt of taxes for Hillery aited ll Gesdenee Grea ‘Jessup, | Will be sold at public and advanced toward the couple, and awaitea | WOuld regia: sil the wild beasts of Africa | justify the Court in finding the existence of = for some one to produce the license, Dat ne raed odin ies eventiy Cy the original and the proceedings in the one appeared to understand for what he was loose with arms in cause owed it to beyond the reach of the a ane sent such taxes. ‘waiting, and fimally he inquired in low tones ne ee bation we could hear | party or the Court. Whether it was sufficient | |. WILL1am, 336 Penusylvania avenue, bas | Jue snd Zollceted ine for the license. The groom did not appear to | ted in each i 7 Manague, J.T. Moore, Capt Robert - ~ ‘ain ne ran, 10 the Degto. Over | to prove its contents was a question properly | Tecelved & new case of Parisian Goods, ‘con | make ‘et the deficiency of aay prior seat | Samual OC. MeDoeald. mace roury, | Sod New Work renee” ring obeet pee tan comprehend three millions of dollars had been expended fo! Pate to the 1G 3 sisting of Bonnets, Cloaks, Belts, &c, and sev- | Fourth. What is the deficiency for 1si for whi: b Daniel Norris, Samuel Powell, Edwin L Rus- | sii 24 fect wide.? stories My zie roof, coe cy What was meant, and | ine Freed: Bureau. Had thereever been a | Jary. [1 Green, Ev. 354, | orat pieces of the best Lyon's’ clos velvet, | the bondsmen are liable? oe ok Mepeaeeak: nies Gai tt: the eeuss Sevene proposed to pay tu advance, | DUFeRU for the benefit of the white man How “ine datence set up isa privileged commani- | Which will be sold at the lowest price. 3 Scnenck, Geo. S. Stephens. G. Schade dA | we Oak nines a Gat of ia ing asf * d | atd * Giused Se scaibie emis wrouguosr ine Teoss | sus momee. be ad white men employea, | tacts coun .gu"ay0N Tove, used * | Penson wishing io tabeoibe fr Tae Stan Rr Sweam. Ouaries ‘Tomes. ‘George Tagior, | ulus chine dae daa and nile (hroughout the room. | but the great mogul of the Frecdmen's Bureau the injury of the defendant in any oue of the | WO Feside on Capitol Hill and the Navy- Henry Thompson, Samuel Terry, Andrew | [,ufements made with peice Recessary that a license should be pre had to interfere, and now negroes were em- | rulings of the Gourt contained imine names, | ¥8T0, Will please leave their orders on North Welch, Master Thomas H. Walker, Thomas | Terms. Cash tn Government funda before the marriage nized, anda | Ployed. How was itin our City Councils and | jus pilisof exception, metea ne the ae: to | A street, second door east of Fourth, Uapitol ked Li. avd Whaien, T. D. Wakelee, Capt J. Yates. Mis. Hy order of the Secretety of War a interim younger brother of the bride wan termediate some other offices in the City Hall! Who did | ine jury, of whch the defendant compiame | Hill. Joum Cogerns, Agent. pn ee a cellaneous—-Lecture Committee. a | es J.C MCPERRAN. thepeeinnd, TOF hat indispensibie paper, who | ion Pao teteaeas greene te What we i; Tipe cares heise Of White re Michots | pccwres Tonae Pamasisuine ash | qategmeat th late Coll tov on the Beivor Que: | | Oranixe OF Umton Horet.—Thie splendid | jrigadier General: U-6. Army. police Seeaamennane ptreenaghe 5 poorest a next June. The Radicals knew well what r. Q gro is taken by FLavonrna ExTeacts were submitted years v ln mown to the sum of $15. 96.33, and for lotel. on the corner ot ‘idge and Washington 494 7th street. between D and E, three wetion, on WEDNEs- ve Odd Fellows’ Hall. 11,14, on the premises, Colonel A. nective rear. Carers ec oualanceof taxes | John Jones, Timothy F. Jones, ©. Krone, | DAY. Rovember 2 am gr and the pruperty repre. | BATON Loyd, A heard the supervision of Brewet bs. mm H. under ‘ird. The amount of taxes | Lewis, R.J. Mans, Daniel Mathews, — ore, coed te ale “ethos Or ment, north he remo hi ions, sti the year 1865 to the sum of $2.32549 % | (JOVERNMENT SALE OF SMALL ARMS Obiained the directions to several ofthe officers | White men were going to do—defeat them: but | propositions, to wit vu aDlishes these | JON Ts the public, in the belief that their cre ‘Accordit wiped tote alomnakt ores sventte: iletnigared: tor the Bergen est | Gro AND OTHER PUBLIC PROPERTY. ie NED, ad Bear ten o'clock he armed | ighiy wert> had heen the ete eat; | 1. Though a communication be privileged. |! Troald tusure them success. Tu this the pro. | Clerk. the acacit in the to §r301 si, and for tha | W&4 FetOdeled, it being the ove With the license, returned and the ebty negro had been the cry the last | if it be macicious, ap action lies, but the plein. | Prietors were not disappointed. wad ar 1865 1 rere} Tye “apm heeeateeadlead ing of the establishment b: made one. The happy couple bad a reception | ‘BFee Or four years, and what washe anyhow ! Me and Mr J. O'Les cn tiff must aver and satisty the jury of actual ‘ aa cae Wicca . tle Clerk of @is.sai s | and Mr. J.O"Leary. The latter will con: iamt evening which was well attended: (4 voice—«Ourang @ tang: that’s all!") Im | malice. THE CHEAPEST Gent's Furnishing Store in a in i be the saloons and the restcurant on the first N ’ many were {be jokes cracked at the expause of | COUCIBsion, Mr. Wilson urged each member to | "3 itis not necessary to set out in the lecta- | this city is Franc’s. 494 7th street, between without stating to the | floor. walle Mr. Shinn ‘will rent the rooms of SamRriging the folowing & tbe groom, who liowever, bore it in good part, | F!& UP others to the next meeting. ion the facis evidencing actual matice; bat it | and E, three doors above Odd Fellows’ } credit of what acconnt or accounts i the house to those who may wish them,snd | | Sita’ Stare” “Hines. ne and with bie bride was all smiles during the | «7 A-Glenson moved that commitice of | js sufticient io aver that the writing was | Hall. 11,14 qaiTied. and therefore not estimated b ho can, at their pleasure. board with Mr. | ‘Sisije Oe eveuing. J | three be appointed to secure a larger hail; maliciously published. ——_e—___ $15.05. | O-Leary z ab tnlgnitee Scopted: and the Chair appointed as the com- | "Want of probable cause will authorize the | _ JEWELRY.—Coral, Jet, and Bog Wood Je j leaves G15.285.55 as the | Avan early hour therestzurant was crowded | Be Tam Base Bali Tovasawent.—Yestorday | — Messrs. A. Gleason, Ed. Quintan, De inference of malice. elry, new styles, received this week, at Prigi ‘with personseager to see the new establish - the tournament was conrinued on the grounie | oy, M8*PRY, Thos. Welsh and Michael Con- | '"y' a letter addressed to. public officer con- | One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ts Bennsylvn. ment,and to wish the gentlemanly propristors nell 7 nia Avenue, near 4 street. 3 ot Aeeceaning * ta arges Againsta per: % . s ; tool the delic 2 ad ae em (ue Athietic of | “Mr. Murphy said the committee on the con- | {*!iBE charges againsta persons employed by ‘ Ey argent ch ae acon AN eee in the final resnit id by the imed by th ni ta Philadel and the Olympic of t ad him, or under his control, if raise and malici- ooo ‘ and was witnessed bya tatge mamher of per, | jiteton and by-laws weuld report at the next | ou. is actionable. Lapirs, pon'T FAIL to see the new patent | |y him at the various dates woud susth earitie | o'clock, the Oity Councils, baving adjourned, we meeting. — - | Hoop Skirt, the most comfortable and chgapest | |:'™ to receive. as is fully explained by the anditor . 101 t e 1 sone. Jn the first four inmings, neither side | "An inquiry was made as to the taitiation fee penta to mea td Whaiune tals Heciecribocse nr, | in the marten ec Dacars Oneeraen omer is report ; sre eete cenuuiiy ceestvek Uy apoee ee, Sou Guth tne coventh tuning «hen titan | an@ dues, but the Chair stated that would be | Tired is the best that the ualare of ihe case ad. | Brace Manufactory, 49 Louisiana avesue nest Sietaset eo ee ad | nad G'inene. a short time afierwaris | Austrian pron tS scoriag seven in addti- | Pine Wilken finpoenye een returns of malts of, for parain évidenceces caly: be admit: 7th street. suabeiorray tt Hevovt, according to the Were invited jo she spacious room on the 2 Adams | ‘The Olympic mace but one Tee oe eee. | purih Ward it appeared there were 14.451 | Hoscession of the adversary with notes. itis | DR. Wxtrx, Obiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania ainounting to S&s uous Fepast, aud afler partaking of the sate | th iO 8PP aces a ovher incings, and the Athletics five.theecore | JU S84 4.%6 colored people in that ward. | fhe preanmption of Inw that the paper exi: Avenue, between Four-and-a-balf aud Sixth Ay the CEE ts amewrine She-cenne mavy coneratulations were exchanged Views, Wipers, Ball-Moubde, Th Stomdieg atthe chees:--Aunbetiogin Geen | be meyawentld be irne, the negro party could | ang'the mvs reste ou you lo produce it, Now, | stree's, continues the suece Heal Seoaiianeat oF | cintnens Os. (is Conecece: kate tack. ae "Dr, © H Cragie, President of the Beara of | &: ; = i ‘The game which was to have been Played to, | °° Stated next June again. Adjourned. the oniy thing Is, Is it or not a privileged com. | Corns, Bunions, Bad Nail Enlarged Joints | frum the collector's statements, - Common Corned was catied upon adn respond. FF nn ee i. 0 isablin, WO 0 | = t . 5. m. 2 a a rowed by the | past,Georgeto . ‘tye Olympic nine, ang the following picked mine | &74Veling F street south, from sth to tith | proceeded by way oratiacnmneey, 9 compelied | for consultation. Established 1961. collector design of re, and substitated im stead—Radcliffe, Ci without a bote). The people feltencouraged by Berry, of the Ath.e:ic; Robinson a the opening of Unton Hotel, and he felt assur. street, has been awarded to John Daily, whose | the paper to be breught into Coart to get the ——_eo——_ ews and She bid was 47% cents per square yard. Tne work | primary proof, inasmuch asthe law did not Pour core, Durillions et Ongles rentres t ING ati ed that Mr. Shinu would meet with their | Artillery Cacrine dion and Saddle Rage the Oly ¢. Of grading this street isin progress, aud efforts | permit secondary proof when the best was in | dans ia chair, consulter le Docteur Waite, reollector | Co operation aud support in sustaining bis en. | Travelling Frere Rreechine. Collars, erson: ana (@raysoa, of whe National | y ‘ rity is 1 No. 44 P : iin oP . Batters Waoss = fhe Jefferson; ana Grayson, of the National, | ¥'!! be made to finish it before winter sets in Tusties Wyile remarked ‘thal in elthes case syivanis Vener, sutton qancienp erie six; | poe lamp commetnn tar mast conten ertotees soa somali ok bests tals thee Graal mooeenliy at's ery Harness Gunbarrel and Bayonets | Y S giv y . : T OF ali ooaree Beieahibe 4m wince tridge Boxes Cruppera, Valisee —_-——__ Ovrainine Kays Uspge Fase Peerences, | PO *vieence given to the jury im this case | 1emerue. a : mgtiee to which they | first class Rotel 1 Bayonet Scab-D: ‘Saddles Pouce Lserucrion. ay, Captain B. | Dennis Blundell and Oto McDermon - | ought not to be given. Sa ‘ ye Boned of Mitermer, | Mair George Hilt, postmaster, was callea Ce Inspector of the Meiropoltian Po ice. hearing before Justice Walter yesterday, jChlef Justice sald ft was for tbe plaintiff to | | GOVEREMERT Saues—{ would call the at vi cle ear of Aldermen. | gpom and responded, saying that lt seemed as «Box Plates Shonlder Be TEE Lend s tour Of mspection of the force, | charged by J.T. Martin wich obtaining tas | ct which position Re would assume. though Georgetown had woke up on thew@cca- | Cartridge ox belt Plates \rtillery cee ee oreing io see that the men are prop- keys of his store under false pretences. “They | y Justice, Wylie—There are two questions: oe Set one tok coe | aoe Stly eniformed and equipped for the winter. | were required to give bail for court, Whether itis a privileged question ora State be sideration that she had now a hotel he pro- | Salt to « Inspected fe Mr d the following toast: + “Th om inspected StS welsck this creas were Mr. Cook —This question of agrinst public ’ d to give such expl ow to keep a hotel aud bas shown it ysat® So! (Third Ward) at 10 o'clock; third (George, aoe itgMs.—The Journal ot this poley_ was raised by the Government and not LEG NOTICES Wiles wine cee co Which Was responded to by those OVERNMENT SAL a cree 2 o'clock: Si % ry defendan' AL De ee and the late collector. lie tue comiuittee ee th (Finst Ward) was commenced at] | aig, Client Court yesterday. Hunter vs, | "pir. Kiddie proceeded to argue that ‘his was ae =. | tet withont Relay abis to thine: ane Tektoees abaugh, of che Common Connell; Mr. jy y:ny Refwcers, Fredmen & Abandoned Lands, To-morrow, the seventh (Fourth | xandria, Reston ‘and Hampshire Railroad | a Staie secret, and consequently a privileged pus SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT a hi Orbs.or to poiut vat any pre Simms. of the Board of Aldermen, Mr. Davis, + A. A.@. Mand D. O. State of Grovtia ill be inspected at 5 o'clock: eighth for the recovery of a portion | communication, and from reasons of public | Oe COLUMBUS. HOLDING DISTRICT roe of ari of the Common Council, and others made ap. TLANTA, GA.. November 8, 1867 (Pith and Sixtn Wards) at 10 ovciock: ‘arst | ¢ r lepotot the Railroad | policy no individual could bring them into see amie, CNITED STATES TH ow this defi z P he | propriate remarks complimentary to the pro- BE SOLD AT | NON, Tal (Asiana) at 12 o'clock: and second (county sud mupany — verdict tor defendant. *| court. The Government had decided this to ginning ini prietors, and offered senuments wishing sac- ™ nee AT AU co te ay northern part of the city) at 3 o'clock. sent to the Alextadria coma one hogs ate | bea sch, and with the Government alone | y given, tha aT edip ine conte ned cece to their enterprise. "Ss KNOWN AS AUGUSTA MA | sept to the xaadria commission merchants | rested the right to make this decision. February. 1362, the armed enemy reauired by law. except for the years 16 as seoceccetslices at: Gib rah, depres GS pBAOMA AS THR AUGUSTA MA Tx iecviins mone 7s i | [om the country, and are disposed of at S and ‘The Court reserved its decision. Fanny, Forrest. and Black Wi tent themelves with simply stating toc and (nion were called upon and responded in = W/TH TWELVE CiTY LOT= Wharf—Sailed Sehr. Sally 6 Genie a: | GSES Per powad by wholesale. On motion of Mr. Kennedy, the bond incases | -unk. and destroye exacls of the United St By the charter of the town it i= made the duty of | @ few complimentary remarks. ‘Thie property con: + tract of land, whieh rf- Schr. Sally S. Godfrey, God- harles Stafford, colored. was yesterday | of Neal ys. Neal was increased to six thousand | belonging to the Nort ) Blockading Su the Mayor in general to see that the laws are duly Capt. McKane mace & sbort speech; after the Argustt Canal roms through dimeonally, trey. to Georgetown, to load coal for anenst- | brought before Mayor Latham charged wit! dollars. ron, under the command of Rear Admit i entek rg nee eg oe ee ee ee yr) a Niclating the city ordinance forbidding the | The court, at one o'clock, took 8 recess, Pecans nad that Gn the soar Gay of Octoher, 1267, y ordinance, approved J reet, south by Adams street, and west by ters ers. Georgetown street railrgad, said he was one [ot stree : of those who run on tithe. and me thought ir | |, \™plsll strce! time to go home. Tbe party accordingly sep- Sraied, i! being then past | o'clock. ‘The establishment bas been fitted up im ex- | rd of Aldermen, for the faithin! performance of | cellent style, and it is hoped that the enter- a ea a collector feud on the Imat d coast buildings fourth wock to pay over tothe clerk th. | Prise, May be successful, as ® good hotel has | MANE it, 1ote, situated on the sont ee tiene eT aaEy Eliza, | wondling of wheelbarrows on the pavement. | vENNISOX AGAINST THR CoRroRaTION op | {H¢,tatie was libelled and prosecuted jn this court: Harris, bound down light; schr. E and L| M INGTON. ated; and that sail cause will Marts, Marts, for Georgetown to load coal for suddenly on Wednes. On reassembling, the case of Chas. S. Den as Hall, in the cigy of Washington, Boston. dey, was « prominent Odd Fellow, Mason and | nicon ye. jon of Wasbington w. ST MONDAY OF DECEMBER NEXT. \'s Whorf.—Arrived—Scbr. Kate, Frere, | Red Man. taken up. Jeseph H. Bradley, jr, for appel- warned to appear upper Machodoc, with wood for market, | |The owner of tha’ formerly well-known pe. | lant; Mesar®. Davidge and Fendall for appel. | 12.sliow cause why cotulenmation should not be de _Stockpole’s | Wharf—Sailed — Sarah Fish, | TioGical the Southern Li Messenger, for | Jee. ' This is a case where appellee, during @ | “Scrsnt ay int . J. MEIGS, ‘Capt. Henderson, for Norfolk to load so many years (erent ichmond, talks night, fell over Snexcavation ina puble | nol-tawtDecs [Republican] Clerk. An ordinance regulating ad for other purposes.” it ‘ollector te lodge @ se his election, bis bond in U ity of B12. with security to be approved hy the Muyor vant of all taxes he has collected, and on ti pg deen needed in Georgetown. With Adams street. between Campbell and. J treet y . iti ie gentlemen as Messrs. Shinn and © Leary, - | in, desi in bers on the plan of the Sirect aarf Arrived Schr. Vir. | Of reviving it in this otty. io repale, By Oa te eed ans ete | PRE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICE | report the factio the Mayor” “N° theclerk to | EVET mera our little doubt the house will | Cire aeeiguated i mumbers on | Pihipe.as I, ints Dan, Jo! mm. from Baltimore, with the body o1 wim Devlin, the missing ep in =. by which he suffered a severe T OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A DISTRICT ‘Phe failure to comply with this law m Pay and be a credit to our city. 19, 21, 15 0, 2. 28. 35, 24. 25, and 28. 140,000 feet of lumber for J. Norment. soldier. has not yet been recovered from the Injury, ane d the Corporation. The coart | COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE | happenod from the parties leing |-yornn Reat EStTaTs SaLe.—Mr. Thomas Dow- One triangular lot of 132 feet on the sonth _ oo _ Potomac. below gave judgment, which is now appealed | SAID PISTRICT duties um ling. aucuoneer. yesterday sold part of lot No. | “ir of Fenwick street. between Aurusta cat JOURNEYMEN COACHMAKERS.—Last eve. There are now sixteen prisoners confined in from. Argument still going o1 To all whom it may concern, erecting » J $0, fronting /4 feet 6 inches on the norih sideot | “ty. AE" itar eerks. lot and buildings will be Water street, between Potomac and Market | sold tugetucr thecity lots teparatets stree!, with a depth of 215 feet to Onerry alle: . at ume time and place, will be sold the on a N otic: » that o1 Sth i 6th pits. © meeting of the journeymen coschms. | ‘i]t = anor Nous oe, ‘th armed fnemy'e vesee rma , 11th street, awa ae ce wi the fall, in ity 0 a) a 4 » KR. 1 i pene Fudge of we Third Judicial District of Ne: My 486 PRUE SE OTEEE?. 486 iy MORDAY oc BECE: in saver of paying the dak of Jona he 1 Peg TL to che) tiape ma | fis cash on the dav of aa weds. ae WINDOW SHADES. jazing, &c., done at the new | men engaged on the agu: , the work of re- ‘oqual inst — Shades % bail that bridge is progressing rapidiy. tivel InteResTiNe LectUnE.—Kev.(. W. Sam- OPEN Faron NOPE WEOER row ‘and wide Bande, with nad without Cositer. 4 f Ine claim of Henry W. Brewer werton ce cid, | itis said that the pny opr som, D. D., will lecture at the 13:h-street Bap- FRENCH & BICHARDSON, The more elaborate designa will be sold at a sacri oc t-2awtd ng c = eo Gy nda he So <2 “°> | of this aqueduct by Mr. Shoemaker, = | reserved lien te Uist Church this evening. on Greece,” for the | no 13 334 Penna. avenue. | fice, and allof them at the lowest market rates.ac- | — ee eins! onto the article named thereon. upon payment) | suspended for the purpose of considering the Limnos a pit Dili fe hcg: fre Pans Date ice. = new stock every article now offered is tions. Mr. Pickrell favored their pas. OR FEMALE, ESRC SS ts “meeesht ons any ecettbeste tt | rece ccntng inet th ban apenion, renee ant XTUBES. sy loW LONG 8 “s font Bent ln White told Bana, ana | space be goon tat oe ed laitionete i bet pore th os cokporation Jroaid be one G ef x hand ct 4 it le a ‘ oes " tye one r. ; pow o1 Discoses of these organs require the ned of © | po crated tutes, Dinner aus Toilet Were’ “transection whi Kimay beparticivaied in | $Om gh fevered ine Fesolutions, and statedtnat | pent of OAc vixey ing of CHAN DE treat: it ts to, —- Sortificate litt ¢ joubi & simi! Tesolation would Pass the 2. Iauanity" may agree. Owe ¥ ‘aad Bites ae FANCY ARTICLES et wer of Scents, “ats | Uo ion of Washington. The resolations HivbAnte coats Saibeeer cease Mpme BEALEE AND HAPPINESS, In French, Ching, Bohemian Glass, Lave, and n oie tear, is | “A communication was 7% ve i —_ ented wupe: Street Commissioner, certain: flcates of stock were distr! aa rece Snre see weiten Aes GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE Wisteh for $0 To Agents mL fom- | Dridges:reterred to Commmitiee ou Streets, “Aisa. Sto ebares baving bem subscribed, aad copies ELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUC ms, Of all kinds. A completo stock, aoe Business, Guly Sutherised & communication from the same relating to the of the constitution were distribated. Established upwards oft pas - vernment open to the most ny, | foot on Lot ae are ‘whether ne salle ioerse Y Sgt i IVES’ PATERT oH & CO. IMPORTERS. foot or farther ity AvMrTTED To Tis Bax —On motion of R. J. 594 i hy - "Hien ROTHER & 00. 100 a footwaye, oF Brent, Eeq, Mr. H.C. Speake was tis mora- 104 outa th weed mis a Table, BIE: Waleteceen ot 61 Bonnar. Maw Yoni. | Street Committee iabinatractions img Omitted to practice in the several courts Bold by all he of the Duwtrict. Mr. 5. is a young man of aa, : "1 talemt and we wish bim every success. MARES MOEXTS CONSUMPIYR. yy | A full stock, of sy kinds gC LAMPS: CHANDE Committee of both branches of a i, ween PE, || Sages cements ® Pocner PickED.—Yesterday morning, Mrs. | A* eG ee xD’ RIN a = | trom Board of Aldermen. Epes ach Seems | Race omen eae ee | TAMERS DER Tea" TRG arta entaded EERE, & | Soper ie a A — y + that the it B her pocket relieved of = parse con- | Perusylvane svenus; Ford's, avenue. ATION OF STOCK soLicrTEp. | “yy, d twat 200 copies of the taining eighteen dollars. AN sees Retr oy wer . — be printed; and that onesies Drvipgwp —The Board of Trustees of Odd Fello’ Hall, on 71h # bave declared a Gividend of 15 per cent. for the last year. bnew adhe Morais Bro 's Mrxetais, (rom Boston, ‘Ste coming to this city. r CHABLES ULLRICH, Jz., 493% Nin! a Xx. n-anunuppy ig Paienr te Fotis E i i Bog-awitt

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