Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1861, Page 1

THE DAILY EVENING STAR | PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and ith st., Papere corved in packages by carriers at 948 year, or Sj cents per month. To mail subscribers thy is 33.50 a year, in advance; $2 for six 31 for three months; and for less than throes months at the rate of 2 cents a week. Single eopice, on cant; in wrappers, TWO CENTS. [7 Avvextisemants saould be sent to the office befors 12 o’c.ock m; otherwise they may not appear Uatil the next day. GEORGETOWN CORPORATION APFAIBS. . —-——- Correspondence of The Star. Gzonerrown, Jaouary 14, 1861. rege | and carefully pre- ent of William Laird, Esq, - os - which tie = Councils on Fri evening we learn that “the total receipts for the year 1980 amount to $73,714 20, and the total expenditures to $66,- $75.64, of which $1,211 39 See to various spe- cial accounts, and #5,627.25 to the general fund of the Corporation.’’ He states that ‘-the estimate of the receipts and expenditures for the year 1961 shows that if all the general taxes, including that of 1861. and the interest due and accruing on the repair bonds of the Chesapeake and Obio Canal Company, could all be within the year, the receipts would exceed the expenditures by an amount of $9,660 45. This fortunate state of circumstances, however, cannot be reasonably looked for. Al- lowiag, therefore, that $11,000 of the general taxes due in 1861 will remain over lected until 1662,—wbich is avout $1,500 less than the amount or taxes now la’ over—in that case the receipts of ISG! will fall short of the expendi tures by about $1,300, and if to this is added the continued non-payment of the interest on the Chesapeake ‘and Obio Canal Company repair bonds—reaching in the course of the year 1561 to the sum of 24 500—under that et the receipts will fall short of the expenditures by about $5,Su0. He scutes further that “the contingent expenses of the present year largely exceed the estimate for the year; attributable mainly to the cost of repair- ing Bridge street bridge, and dredging the chan- nel of the Potomac river.”’ We learn also from this report that “the ific appropriations payable out of the general fund for the recent a Co per of Bridge, Prospect, Fayette, High and West streets, reach an amount of $6,430.49." Also, thi the amount of indebt- edness of the Corporation in 1859, which has been discharged the present year, reaches an aggregate $16,205 68°" We may at an early day extract from tue report interesting statements in relation to the school fund, the water fund, and other matters of Interest; but in the present crowded State of your columns we forbear, and will con clude by quoting Mr. Laird’s closing remarks, as fe “I see no reason to doubt that the month of April will find the pecuniary affairs of the Corporation at comparative ease, and with a sroper prudential economy in appropriating the mae 3 arising during the year will, I trust, meet with a degree of promptness pleasant to all parties. These remarks are made, however, al- together irrespective of the dark cloud which seems hanging over the country, the sad contem- plation of which is so agitating to all reflecting minds, for none can tell what degree of disturb- ance it may pour out over all the relations and pursuits of life.” At the meeting of our City Councils on Friday evening last, there were presentin the Board of Common Council all of the members except Messrs. Dodge and English. A message was received from the Mayor recom- mending a temporary augmentation of the police force. The message was referred to Mr. Stake, who reported & resolution providing for the ap- poiatment of ten additional policemen, to serve at the discretion of the Corporation until the 15th day of March next, to be on duty from 6 o'clock P.M. until6a m.,at Bl per night. and todo duty during the day if cailed on by the Mayor Mr. Dunlop thought the time was too long. We might appoint until the 15th of February, and keep them on longer if necessary. Me Stake wanted to keep the force on until after inauguration day. Tenney moved tostrike out “ ten’ and in- ight”? . ‘azson said make the time until theSth of Mr. Dunlop withdrew his proposition, and Mr. Stake accepted the amendments of Mr. Tenne: and Mr. Fearson; and the resolution passed. [t was amended in the Board of Aldermen by pro- viding payment for day service at the rate of 33 cents per diem, which amendment was concurred in by this board The annual siatement of the Clerk of the Cor- poration was refe to ways and means commit- vith instructions to have 100 copies printed. # report of the Chief of Police, and the ac- , counts of Barnard & Co., Jas. F. Essex, H. Bal- langer, Wm. H. Fletcher, Wm. Chamberlain, aud police magistrate White against the Corpo- ration were received and acy mip referred. A message was received from the Board of Al- dermen stating that they bad passed the resolu- tion making an appropriation to pay deficiency of Payette street The follow resolutions were reported, read once, and lay over under the rules :—Resolution to pay expenses of poor and workhouse for quar- ter ending Sept. 3v, 1560. Resolution in favor of W. D.Watl-ch. Resolution in favor of Charles Myers & Son. Mr. MeCobb, from claims committee, asked that said committee be discharged from further consideration of the accountof C. B. Cluskey, and that it be referred to ways and means committee; committ ¢ discharged, and reference made. Mr King, from streets committee, reported on the High street resolution, that it would take nine *“eents per front foot to pay the deficiency, but asa majority of the property holders had not petition- ed for the improvement, ne further front foot tax could be levied; report accepted. The following resolutions were : Reso- lution to pay for a repair of new road; resolution in favor of estate of Lewis Carberry; resolution relating to town lots; [it authorizes the Mayor to sell on the first Monday in July, next lot 47, on Prospect street, and lots 31,32, and 33 on Water street. with brick warehouse thereon, after three week’s insertion in Evening Star;} resolution to pay for repairs of Paper-mill bridge; resolution to y for repairs of Marke’-house bridge; resolution Fa tases of J. J. MeQuiilan; resolution in relation to strip ofground on Frederick street; resolution for soem of lamp-posts at bead of markethouse; resolution to sell the manure in rear of watch- house. [Of the above resolutions, those in rela tion to Papermiil bridge, Merket-house bridge, and a strip of ground on Frederick street, and in or of J.J. McQuillan, were subsequently pessed by the Board of Aldermen } The ordinance introduced by Mr. King in July last, which makes it unlawful for swine to go at large after the first day of January, 1561, came up for consideration Mr King said he would move to alter the date to February 1, i961. Mr. Stake saw no necessity for such a law. The swine were ali killed, and Mr. Tenney had got a fair share of them. Mr. King said be bad introduced bis bill at the earnest solicitation of a great many citizens, but be was certain there was @ majority in the Board ainst it. There was bis friend Mr. Tenney in business, and Mr. Hill, who was a nice man, and ought to be willing to get the hogs out of the ‘way. Mr. Bill, (sotto voce )—They don’t trouble me. Mr. Fearson, (exhibiting a ticket with a ‘ker of aldermanic proportions at the head of it, also the motto ‘‘ The whole bog year In and year out,”” * which was used_at the last election,) said that members were elected to let the hogs run year in and year oyt. and now would deceive the people. They had beld out the flag and must serve under it. It is most time for the hogs to get out. | First Apzll, by law —Rep ] When the present Board goes out, let the hogs go out too. 4 Mr. King did not know his name was on the ticket until he saw it in print. He thought his friend Fearson would vote with bim, as he saw 40 to 60 hogs in Second sliey last summer Mr. Stake moved to lay the bill on the table. Mr King wanted the ayes and noes called, soas to sec who were the hogyish men here. Mr. Hill the re oe bill. He ve 1 Mr. King said be knew ft wasa ticklisa ques- tion witb gentlemen, the election pang 80 pear; Dat it bad been said that none of these two ticket * mencould gst iu again anyhow, and he was wil- » ling to let the matter go. gs ‘Tenney opposed the e of the bill, at ™ some length. moved it to the next Oorporation; that is, to postpone it until the Ist of March next Lost, as follows—Mr. King caliing for the ayes and noes: Ayes—Messrs. Hill and Terney—2 oes—Mesurs Dunlop, Fearson, King, MeCobb, a Stake and Wiliams—7 Mr. T srid his object was to allow the to nelde the question at theensuing elec- From the nual stat Mr. King said the only thing that would defeat the Dill (they all knew the running of swine ct @ Wes & nuisance) Would be the fear of Gefeat at coming election ‘The bill was lost by the following vote; = Ayes—Messrs. pai an Fearson, Ring and Pick- i—4. * Toes — Menus, Hill, McOobb, Stake, Tenney, snd W iliiame—S ‘The resolution in favor of Jos. Nicholson was advocated by Messrs. Hill, Daniopand Williams. Mr. Tenney wished it for one week, adjourned. for information; agreed to. Vv, XVII. Ebening WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 16. 1861 ; + THE WEEKLY DOLLAR STAR. Star. : ‘This exociiect Family and News Jourasi—cor- ‘mining & greater variety of interssnng reading than can be found in Bny other—is publich®@ on Priday morning. TxRxs—Cash, invariadly, im advance. Singic copy, per annem.._._._.___. g1 0 Five copies —. 1 Ten 007168 . eee a Twenty-five copie... Do It invanabiy contains the “Washingtor Newer’ that has made Ths Daily Evening Stor circulate 0 generally throughout the country. IZ" Single copies (in wrappers) oan be procuree at the counter, immediately after the iseve of the paper. Price-THREE CENTS. Ay Incrpent or Tue NingTxente Century— Romantic ELopeMgnt on aN Ox SLED—A Jusi- Lant Briprenoom —The Detroit Free Press re- lates the following, for the truth of which it vouches, but we don’t: An ox team attached toa lumber sled, = eaten. are infioctelngare ee) a coarse-grained young man a buxom girl about eighteen, dragged its slow length Larned street '¥; and halted in front af Justice bee office. The couple dismounted and entered office, where they made known their wishes, and requested to be married imme- diately. The ex; nt bridegroom said he had come to town with a load of produce for his em- loyer, who owned the team, and as Susan wanted. buy'a kaliker dress, he had brought her along on the top of the bags. On the way in they talked the matter over, and in view of the fact that they sorter liked each other, and had done con- siderable courtin’ on the sly, concluded to get married. They declared themselves of age, and took the bonds for better or for worse. The bride- groom was much elated, and kissed the bride an unreasonable number of times. Then he re- quested the court to kiss her, and even went so far as to intimate that all ble persons among the spectators mightenjoy the same privilege. H was especially elate on the newspaper questioi “Put ’er in,”” he said, in a reckless manner, “put *er in the paper, and make Susan’s name ail ca; itals. I’ll pay for big letters. What's the use in getting married to a putty gal unless you can get it in the papers?” In the midst of this jubilation, the thought of the old in struck him, and he sobered down as though ower bath had fallen . Come, Susan,” he said, taking her go home and see 1 be mad?” And he drew a sig the cattle, whose slow gait seem: his palpitating hopes and fears. A Sxztcu or LivzrPoot —Liverpool is asecond New York in its active commercial character. In its externals there is nothing to remind you that it is a foreign ae You are constantly reminded of Boston and Philadelphia. It resembles them more than New York. The houses in the best streets are stuccoed, and have finishings of the light grey sandstone, so common in England; and there, as in all towns where bituminous coal is as the usual fuel, the whole town hasasmoky and dark ap) nce. In their hotel arrangements, however, they have nothing in common witb u: ; no public sitting room, no oper aie no public orcommon table. A public eating room, called the coffee-room, is fitted up like a refectory, with little tables spread fer one or two Persons, and here the single gentlemen take their meals, each at such an hour as he pleases. A gentleman with ladies must have his sitting-room as well as bed- rooms, and bis meals are served in his sitting- room, with such food and drink as he chooses to order, and at such times as suits his convenience. The botels are much smaller than ours, have much less pretension in appearance, and the ex- — to which the traveler is subjected are about ia as much as with us in hotels of similar grade. Fatal Arrray.—An affray occurred at the municipal election in Elizabeth City, on Saturday last, directly in front of the seats of the inspectors of election. The parties to the affray w Henry Culpepper, .W. Poole, Wm. C. Poole, and Ju- lius C. hield. About noon of the day of elec- tion, Culpepper went to the poljs to cast his vote. Almost instantaneously with casting his vote, he suddenly whirled himself around so as to face the Pooles and Dashield, who were standing in front of the ballot-box at the time, and drew bi volver, exclaiming at the time: “You s—ns of b—s, you are my men—shoot, here heart for you.” The other Parties immediately drew their revolvers, when Culpepper fired at some one of them, the shot not taking effect. Im- mediately after Culpepper fired, the other parties tired, when Gulpepper fell, having received two wounds, one in tight arm, and one in the fore! ; entering the skull and piercing the brain. Some seven or eight shots were fired dur ing the affray; but how, whom, and at whom, owlng to the confuston, nobody can tell. 17 On occasion of some artillery practice at Rexhbill, in En; d, some four or five thousand of the spectators took possession of a martello tower which was the point to be fired at. All at- bran od to persuade them to retire proving vain, the Duke of Cambridge ordered a round or two of blank to be fired over them. Even then they stood firm, and the Duke then ordered a volley of jot to be fired well ever their heads. The whist ling of the shot settled the business, and the men outside vacated the position iu such haste, that they tumbled over each other and into divers ditches in the most grotesque confusion. porated 2 tusn_mcitiateatey —T he 300 sailors sent from Charles- mouth, N. H., for the sloop of war Macedonian, on Tuesday, occasioned the officers consid le trouble in managing them, while in the cai Notwithstanding all their exertions, about 50 of them managed to elude the vigilance of their keepers, and eseaped after the cars stopped by jumping from the car windows, e doock being locked. Several of them hav recovered. Se Cuicaco on a Stow Rovrs to THE Sx:zs.— “Where are you going?” said a young gentleman toan elderly one in a white cravat, whom he overtook a few miles from Chicago. “I am going to heaven, my so: have been on my way there for eighteen years ‘Well good bye, old fellow; if you have been traveling toward heaven eighteen years. and yot no a to itthan Chicago, I'll take another route.” —_—______. Ricu Gotp Quaxts.—A letter from Melbourne mentions that a solid cake of Gold, worth £9500, the produce of the crushing of only ten tons of quarlz from a reef near Inglewood —locality scarcely known twelve months ago—had been sold to the Bank of New South Wales. This bank had also purchased at Sandburstacake wheighing bout 50t ounces, the produce of 35 tons of quartz, and it is affirmed that the same reef will produce 330,000 a year for many years to come. ptigr sepia eeedcas LL Pn have a local Jack Shephard in Cleve- land, Obio. After having escaped three times, he was put into acell alone on Friday night. with shackles on his feet. He freed himself from the ackles, unlocked three cell doors, crawled through a defective wall of an old cell, and resch-d the open air just in time to be nabbed. by @ passing officer. i[7~ The failure of Edward Lambert & Co., the reat New York silk jobbers, is saidjto be a very id one. To one French importing firm they are indebted $125,000. The personal expenses of the head of firm,who has been living in a quiet way in Brocklyn, are said to ha beem,$ 164,000 in ten years. In New Orleans, on the 9th inst., the two wife murderers, Patrick Cagan and Geerge Os- born, sare beak witets the wells of the parish nm. Remarks were made upon the scaffold aed innocence of any mur- and attributing their downfall to the influence of liquor. (~The railroads crossing the western are protécted from drifting snow in winter by bi, oe serve in summer to kee; from track. 1n the winter of 1855, be fa oe were constructed, gs mn! al ex; in Sinening stopteatotas oe o7-The of servants in Louisville, Keatusky, have increased, in consequence of the difficulty of obtaining them, their masters in the country fearing to them away from home during the present excitement. 7" The Boston Transcript, of Wednesday, says: The sleighing, is now very fine over three fourths of the sur: of New England. The ow is in the northern and central tions of this Uni A Patauatto F: Ratszp in Conxecticur — Some waggish young fellows raised a = hy Hale, New Haven harbor, Saturday oo there it waved defiantly in the breeze of Sunday morning till the citizens removed it. Frrnace “Blown Ovr.”—The Montour Iron Works, of Pennsylvania, the largest in the State except one, have boy ayer and about 1,000 men have been thrown out of work in the very depth of winter U7" Of the three Liberal candidates for the representation of the a of Southwark, London, one 1s deuf. the other blind, and the third pe wa knowa Oriental traveler and explorer, yar: ince been CLOTHING, &. - ANIC TIMES! P. PANIC PRIOES! Wobevesa yeorived a iarge lot of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODs, HATS APS, it, which must be sold laroh, withoot regard to cos?. T ve a 2 by the best houses ge and Philadelphia, owing to the times they will be sold at almost any price, our object being toturn ee ae Li & co. Giothiers; No, 459 Seventh af, shove B, N. Be 9 ons, sll; now 1s the time to buy WINTER CLOTHING at say prise on Sev. bith sty NO. 439, 4 doors shove G ae, ae a-tm 01 re ths 4th fore the ath 0 pene x Nathan deene tater enone REAT ATTR TON! AcranSkusa FOR SEVENTH STREET! ALL Stop at SMI1IT H’S, No, 460 SEVENTH STREET. “Go thou and do likewise” the languaxe used bys gentleman who rensived so Ihave jant totgrned fro th hit ve re e No: laree stock “of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS ard CAPS, | ht for cash attwo thirds their net coat,and which } will sell at yall advance, ood Si 10 ta }, Cape Overqoat Ovorcoat Cape Coat 5. ‘ES, UNDER-GA®MENTS, UM- SCARED. SHAWLS, ROL LARS 28, and all kinds of Gents’ Wearing 2 that want to goods at very low prices. I a shat you can save 25 per cent. buying me. SERV. in abundance, Clothing Store, . 4 ‘Seven —— od urobasine. sles . sat we are e1 a ee eT EMITH. Clouten deit-im No. 460 Seventh st., opp. Post Offica. ENTLEMEN’S G READY-MADE CLOTHING. and Under-olothing Gloves of best quality. Soarfs, ‘Ties, Cravata, Stocks, Hosiery, &o., &o. All of which we are offering at cur usual low prices. = fl Clothing made to order in the most rior manner. WALL, STEPHENS & CO. no 16-tf 422 Pa. avenue. WwW MERCHANT TAILORING. E Invite our customers, and citizens general- ly, to an inspection of our present new, at tractive, and glegent assortment — o: CLOTHS, CASS] ERES, DOESKINS, VESTINGS, OVERG! A'TINGS, &o, which we will make to order in superior etyle at very bet eH WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 00 25-tf 322 Pa. av., betw. 9th and 10th sts, a <s FFIREMEN’S INSURANCE COMPANY WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, $200,000. Office corm 1 C street and Loutsiana av., over Bank of Washington. INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE. Dm Geo. Shoemaker, Samuel Cropley, Richard Jones, — Gideon, ‘hos. Parker, iehard Barry, B. French. B, arge fc icles. ore sAMES ADAMS, President. Asx G. Davis, Secretary, 00 10-e06m TG EVROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY P. EMRICH, at the corner of Penn. Svenue an Jeventh street, has been’ greatly improved recently and now offers. greater inducements for the patronace of citizens Qnd stra, ‘sthan any other public house in the i ‘icas being less than t of any other hotel on Penn. aveune, and his accommodations for permanent or transient boarders unexception- ol 5 tole mk ice tanrant arr cements of the uropesn Hotel have already become ver: a ist, being all that oan be decived by the iacet To tidions. Tne Iefaagion to isfaagion to a! all to give the Kuropean HE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE. TRIESEMAR,1,2 and 3—Protected by pers Letters Patent of pyised. and scoured by he armacie de Paria, and the ne, Vienna. haustion and natorrhea, 8 all traces of those erto treated by the seous and pernici us use ot sepa and cubebs ‘0. $ has entirely eupplanted the injnrious ure of meroury, thereby insuring to the fellef, diepersing all imparition, the ropa or disease, : TRIESE “AR, Nos. 1. a 3. are prepared in the form of a lozenge, devoid of taste and ame!! ed in the waistcoat pocket. roid rate di 01 . 89, which and in §27 oases, whereby tiere isa sav- ing of $9. To be had, wholesale and retail, of Dr. BARROW, of 194 Blocekes stroot. New York. Immediately on reosiving a remittance, Dr. Barrow Will forward the Pricsenfar to any parrot the wor seourely packed. Sud addressed secording to th rustions 0 r. The Boos, of a!l others, that should be read by men with damaged and broken down constitutions is “Human Frailty, or Physiological Researches.” Itis bonutifally illustra: id treats minutely of tho symp. oms that invanab!y develop them- elves. sooner or later, resulting from the frailties and vitiating habits of serie onthe Ipoapscitatin, the victim from sharing the fruition of matn monial Rig ee ‘od in time, degener- ffine gil tee mospepe Fs manhood, a prin im, y 8! 5 a lingering and imely ir. RAKROW, 194 Bicceke street, four odpm pen eal New York. Price 25 5 pnt ‘ec avery 8. Sold siso by 8.C. Ford, Jr., Drug Store, Wash- de 29-6m John D. Ba: ndrew Rothwell, Tooting out ington. D.C. Bee AND sBatas. TO SUIT THE Wi manufsoturip inds aod oH Ray moruessainy tnindaet pogre supply of oe je work i very cee sorrption, madi ressl, order, and wil Poeold ata moh ipwer Pr cothan Naa been ~ heretofore charged in eity for mach or 08. ersons in want of Soots and Sh: eastern re: 0" P! 5 Ive UW ii De aper 314 Penney iaats evaaae. FES aU Sbagp SpAURANG FEUN Bros, Meo id. U! room exhil variety op ari cog apie So ae eee for Dew ones, is WALL, 8T! are gs Roain, SS __ Ss svenee._ Four ae is RA * ESiianssion corte BEE SORE tes Sey, Cash paid for all Kinds of Grain av 95-6m Cray STEAM FAKE Woon MILLS COAL DEPOT, Foot of Sevenicenth street, below Wor Dibertment, woop , any length and size, to suit the wants hie Geeta aggre no 10-tf 982 Ps. av.. betw. lith and ith ats. (C0usHs, co! HOARSENESS, &o, IMPOUND fine GUM ARs IC. pular a dy has heen oe jens ie my ly weed, most q, ba (toan ata = i adres at 25and 50 cants a to dimierosm SSS 00S dtm CO4m™ EST FANCY GOODS, TO SUIT THE TIMES, oe PRICES see ems ate : a. oS cals ea eck CARRIAGE FACTORIES. WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY, number of first-class { mode. y ‘hen this pian they are com a fortable to wear and much o} H than ‘we will se! Aleo, » Teeth inserted on Gold P! perapens of any kind that may rt % in different branches Room No. 5 in the Washing lee and quality ‘of work 1 Shige ive — = combiuing lightness, comfort ‘Repaittng promptly and carefully attended to WA pee ee a s it RIAG: re; uree Ma i er ST eee Se_wricehane bacteria feat nce ees ets fe mera | Ro Petpre pars 5 : \ibds of Osrringse sed Might Wagons kept oa | 2 vo EDUCATIONAL. ee eo » corner oar coil ad New York av. Gitar ka NRA. z. RICHARY ; EMALE BOARDING r pons. MB od F RDING Pree SCHOOL ofthe personaily at his - Pry - ip the ice and house at 463 E st. me east of aot, Is addi every other approved style, Dr. M. set itmer teeth on vulomnite Base for the t three ears zie + from experience, knows it exce.s all others — ad hird i than gold, Bis old alton Even ‘Stary : Wi eet ai ird iese in price than gold. Hus o! ty in EB WOOD AND COAL. __ | toesthsimencctsisreniciattreat “at srsty | use bteaea absent, eerste TO THE PUBLIC! rmy. @O0 WHERE YOU CAN GET YOUR actor ie austen! anna peyeble'ecmni-aamenily: and Professors’ Beneaieeese rie a ——_———————::== MONEY’S WORTH CHANGE OF HOURS. OW, —_——— TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR B WASHINGTON PRaNCH: eng (rTRY IT! PROVE IT! KNOW IT! 2y TRY WHAT? Woo the PIONEER MILLS, and buy your OD there, Onand after SUNDAY, November 25th, 1900, the | £3} PROVE WHAT? trains will ron as follows: IJ Prove that you oan get your WOOD there rat CRATE WASHINGTON: = o*eaper than elsewhere in the aity ; aud then you nd s J “1 will UG Puslic speakers Ls weil Onn Few are aware of the on ve of s that you get G: SUREand : PS au nnexs of WooD bay lees econ Cur Farat trseataien m., Express. Conch cr) Common Cola in tts Riek atone neat Seuit, anv Dztiverep FRez oy CuarcE. Bea ond train nt 8.35 a, m. b fhe bes dn oy Andy — — irda . m. 3 — Cat at THE F #428 p.m. E ime containing é ot ingredi- PIONEER MILLs! Tho firet, second and'thirg traias. from Wash lay Pu.monery and #:onehial Irritation. SIGN OF THE BLUE FLAG-STAFF, ington connect throught o Philadelphia aad Ne That trouble in my Throat, ( Seere ? (aoc a eos Beckee Gio a” | L Tes enaeed apih Ene \eakenbeh: ah Sireahionton Saviag mado mae cient west eaas” r i no 18 GEORGE CAGE, Acrnt. junction with” trains Tor the yest, Routh. and TROCHES perer.” Ne Wie = orth west; 5 DR, = “ Woop napolis, For Norfolk take the? 48. m. train. | BROWN’S I recommend their use to Pymiie AND For the acoommodation of the way travel bo- REV. E. H. CHAPIN. : ne So Aa tne twoen Washington and Laurel. » parsenger car | TROCHES| av. =. & q guostblo sete “9 Ey shat iahas lowest | will! al ot e tonnage train whic! — BROWNS me Tey Dae ee oars . J. & W. M. GALT, On: y the 3.10 p. m. trarn goes to Philadel- | “ Almost mmstent reliefin the dis- Office 282 Pa, ay., between 1th aud isth ate. hiaonly. TROCHES ma {7-tf . northside, | no 20-4 T. H. PARSONS, Agent. ne PeeRing Inbor of breathing peoulisr = ME STEAMER JAS, @UY Will reeume ner | NS KEV. 4. C. EGGLESTON. GAS FITTING, &. Sips op FUERDAY, Zist, of TROT HES | Fconne 20 Oplam of ng a rae —— Ne Pepa y BROWN’S ist, Boston, PLUMBERS AND Gas FITTERS MBeY resaey Teyand ALEXANDRIA ss,“ Asimploand pleasant combins- — half-psste o'clock, for CURRIUMAN ent the | TROCHES tion for Coveus Ee J. W. THOMPSON & CO. f iste Landings. On her retarn trips, she st DR. 6. F. BIGELOW, Would oall the attention of water takers to their | will leave URKIOMAN every WEDNESDAY | BROWN’S| full assortment of Fintyres necessary to its intro- | and SATURDAY, até o’sh & m, | © Beneficial in B: = 83 foilo’ TCHEN RANGES, BATH LUCIAN 8S. PAGE, Proprister, | TROCHES DR. J NE, WATER, CLOSETS, HOE WATER | NATIPL BOSE A hae Pronrieter, er ERS, KITCHEN SINKS, PUMPS, Cast « — ‘Wrought tron, lead and Galvanised Wa-| ——— =~ U have p them excellent for PIPES, HYDRANTS’and PAVE WASH- ]F YOU WANT TO SAVE THE UNION TROCHES | Wuorrixe Coven, Aas HOSE, &c. Call at | KEV. H. W. WARREN, Hi Superior advantages, with practical HARVEY'S BROWN’S| Boston. krowledge, wo are proprred to'introduce Wares | Who has just reociveda lar of fresh LOB- “Beneficial whee compelled to into ¢woilings with ail the latest improverrents, | STERS, FISH, and fine OY 5 TROCHES| speak. suffering from n SoBe promptiy, and at prices that cannot fail to ately.” | which ho will acrve to customers at the 4 REV. 5.3. P- BERSON, Fenn eTiveile, | -ESaOxetere sorred to amines and hotels are | BROWN" — : ens eee oe ines iw aes hey sre only sealded for persons eat- | TROCHES| ,. Errperwar in Hearse. . Fe * om aloo news tatior Axe z Now prepared'to sxeonte any’ orders with | dnt werrrs T.M. HARVEY. | BROWN’S/ 0OmpOR With BFRAKERs anc Sino- 18 Ss) '; BURRIS, Bang a TROCHES| Pro M. STACY JORNSON. Store on sth north of BROWN’S 7 tiene, aybiues where may pe found © tinea] : College. oaer TEA to 251 C street, hetweon 43 and 6th streets “Great SPER FIXTURES. cummed “5. diately in the fear of the National Hotel, whore bape 1 ng. as they the business will BROWN’S Hoareeness, Tye Sper past icc. Were pottacet a Lisp enebctensrit Sic eure inish, su, or 1D ie anythin, er Offered in this market. Wee invite oitize ° it be continued as heretofvre at the old stand. (noisémj] IS4aC HERZBERG. i think they iJ ee a to Dr. J. H. MeLEAN’S we etemierse EV.'E. ROWLEY. A, M. 6, Tenn. ¥, to oil and examine our ‘Water 8 GT ba RD ixtures, feeling confident ave the best selected stook in Washington, BROWN’S)| President of Athens AND BLOOD PURIFIER. TROCHES | {FF Sold by all Dragsiste at 7 WEN- HE AY BE A BOX ci ‘All Work in the above fine intrusted to our care | 77= GREATEST REMEDY om the WORLD, Will be promptly 1 to, YERS & MoGHAN. 376 Det de lily And the most mar 5-tf DEticious aNp DELIGHTFUL I pies UMBER AND GAS FITTER spate nia poet $e fscorner of Ewet ve F sis. EVER TAKEN. le is prepar. i jace Water a AY the most favorable’ terms, and guaranties etire open ig, Sonal satisfaction ebas on band a lot of COOKING and ether STOVES, which he will sell lees than cost.as Le wishes to get rid of them. no 17 FFICE OF NBER OTS AND SEALER ce) ae = Tens. n sit 1 1960, NOTICE 35 HERESY GIVEN, Fist ‘agree- ably to the pro’ sons ofthe ordinance of the Cor- poration approved Nay 12, 1899, the undersigned how prepared, “ whenever r —_— writing, an Un pré- payment of the fea of ht ty cents, to inspect, xamine, test, prove, and ascertain the accuracy of meter in nis this we nare — A powell ar ghme tae he gate gem yo ifbte remedy for revevaciug Commence the Year with a Diary. pod eurseern ofaen moved fe emdteiee ma I Beaidh and ston Yee A valuable Pooket Companion for registering Sodaesia pul jugor'ton trees 59. | McLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL | evhatt nt and futur’; containing rats ‘Ofhise No. Ext Seven: rect, » to nad ctually care Liver Complni ‘manac,& blank spac for memoranda PaP ELS Osontomen ne rote af Worvous Debiiny Diseees olan CHARLES Ww. GUN jy 18-tf Inspector and Sea! FOR STAMPING A PACKET OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES TO MATCH. at the METROPOLITAN PHILP & SOLOMONS, Linen Papert, 0 Bony GO. 332 Pa. av., bet. st’ snd 10th ete, 1861 DIARIES. 1861 u gant, and desirable assortment fy & to the Stomact orising twelve, since upwards of Safocntlng Pesling whee lying down, Dryness or Y ons SET LInGTONS Rockers. df Byes, Night Bwer Fr Bila i Gnesi ar Sa Boies Cena pact Seuss: | 4, q, Odeon Buliding, corner ofiiy stron sod Flushes of Went, Depression of Spiriss, Prightfal Dreams, Langeer, rervous Ci Biotibes’ on the Shin, and Fever and ague for Ghille and OVER A MILLION BOTTLES sold the inet 1 1 39 pet. CHEAPER THAN EVE: ue to- nt eae fjeoount pf 35 ope enn. of Serirounsfoigerse ost ee ta of our lerse took of Diaries = : = FRENCH ‘= Ricasr EIN, Sr"iapaized by slchneus, the telsued and soetransy ean, Sttlen ie restored to tis Pristine health and viger MARRIED PERSONS, Lest establ —_. “s Hy coreg ve nished with dato ant af Sesto Sox Fores songh ro on Souler m give to the same, by competent workman. very rip 10D ornamental, man: IRLOTL, whisk my customers will fi Sud regreaguied ap taolr fi. 0 HOOD, RBK Pa. avenue. near Sth st. A MUSIC BOOK wOEE. BEST CHRISTMAS The above PURE W RISKY, Co; Drernyux yROM MaLrEp Gain, being su) lor ana unto! in quality, and highly improved by age, is preferred consumers to ali other Whiskies, and particu- ‘ly reoommended by fs. best physicians and ashen etree ond emsdial dso weed fat f this Whisky, is proved by tobe the goftent and Piece lous Siiesa n. in ted th sxoelfates Paieiniscere’® °° Suffer ne leoger. Take it te Girections. “It will eby li otra eceording Sioom of health t mail eeesueae aS gl bens ive satisfaction. x bil warranted te gi Omicee—06 Wall sect New Forks FOR CHILDREN Front street, Philade!phia. Eyger ghlteren are sickly, cent, pothawe LOUR, BUCK WHEAT, POTATOES, AP-| Cua moment; ts ty sd you vill be Seuviosed ik bac. 120 bbis.new Richmond Family and Ext:s Flor, = 5,000 the, ay Tow! jack w! Mes, 500 is ite Mercer Po' '. eR oe Reoeived to-day SP MO eTSON'S tosuit by no ee aE Tee ek ele. MERCH ‘AILORING, pee ee HAvYz YOU SEEN the 50 cent Children’s Books at FRENCH & RICHSTEIN'S. 278 Pa. avenue, selling for 10 age Have you seen the el t Annnals_for New Year presents, at Ni & RICHSTEKIN’S, selling for only S cet Maistre aa « roy 278 Ps. 'y bound, avenue. 1. @. €. LAMAR, ©. . Morr. 1b AUYEY. LAMas. MOTT & auras: v8-4Y-340 ee re fF Pa on ids REA, D