Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1867, Page 1

- “THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED) AT THE STAR BUILDING, Southwest corner Penn'a. avenue and 1ith sirees, BY W. D. WALLACH. ——$— es The STAR is served by tae curriers to their subcribers in the City and District at Tas (CEyTs PRR WEEK. Copies at the conuter, WD er without wrappers, Two Canrs each. Prick ror MaiLtno:—Three months, [One Dollar and Fifty Cents; stx months, Three Dol- Jars; one year, Five Dollars. No papers aro sent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY 5TAH—publisbed on Friday morning—One Dollar and a Half a Year. DENTISTRY. DION As PRES oh B. LEWIE® DENTAL ASSOUIATION, . 260 PENNA AVE D Between Toth ana jace treats, %, XXIX. BANKERS. JAY cooKE 2 co., WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1867. SPECIAL NOTICES. TELEGRAMS, &c. ‘The colored men in Baltimere, have deter- mined to hold an election to count their ballots SEXATE.—While the bill to re; tenure of offices was being debated jay FROM EUROPE. Lonpon, Jan. I8—Noon —The morning jo: nails of to-day make mention of a remo’ She great Powers of Europe bave resolv urge the Sublime Porte to call s conference take the vexed Eastern question eration Lonpox, Jap. 17—Evening.—i« ie reported from tbe Continent thata desperate plot bas been discovered to assassinate the Pasha of Regypt. The plot included the subversion of ‘the Govern it and placing the reins of gov - ernment in serdonts nom Pasha, =< said to of the movement © thpicaty was bappily discovered and frus- > ‘ mad nto comsid- Paris; Jan. 1¢.—A banquetwas extended by ibe Americans of this city to Mr. James Gor- don Bennett, Jr, lastevening. Mr. Kingsland, & son of the former vice commodore of the New York Yacht Club. presided. General Dix, the Americas Minister, and the representatives of paberpe a ingpiions were present. It was a grand affair. There was great enthusiasm at tbe ball atthe Tuileries on Wednesday evening The Emperor and Empress personality cou- gratulated Mr. Bennett on bis victory. p 2, 4,827. CONGRESSIONAL. S7-BABNUM, IN BI EB OF MODEBN atternoon, quite a discussion eneu Peseta, Jan. 18—The upper House of the BANKBEBS, neebeee ilies underttocdsupply tee ferns for ember of Con from the 3d con- | par Johneod and Mr. in Teference to | Hungarian Diet have unanimously passed = the counterfeiters of foreign perfumes im thie | gressional distriet. ‘Their votes will, of couree | MT J° ‘ So sper Teeth extracted without pain by sdminstering Pifuensh swreet, ewponite Trearery, Be 20 PRALON pe IGHE-SLOOMING | >® °A8t for Joreph Stewart, the Radical, whose | “"S7"Eow a anaue’ wy fefly of Mr. Johnson's | Fionexce, Jan. 18—The Italian Finance a ep Beaguing thi Dr. Buyand sol 8 tourrent market rates, and heep | CUEFUB’” inc area ioral lente the day fe | Competitor, Colonel Phelps, has had amant speech as commuitung him (Mr. Johnson) as | Minister has confirmed the aunouncement tha: Unemiesl Spparatue {athe country for onstantly on band, fall supply of all aplaly driving their traah oat of the trade, Sold | Tantage of the votes of those diefranc y | much in favor of the President incase of trial | she Gareramen, textes church prep. 50, mI ved Val- here, Sympathy in the rebellion. Mr. Stewart had advised the colored men that if their ballots do him ne good, the election will be a good memorial to Cengress in behalf of their rights, and get their hands used to the ballot in time to exercise it when the franchise shall be le- eo MENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIBTIRG, AND COMPOUND INTBEEST NOTES. Orders far BTOOKS. BONDS, &o., executed, and ‘A AND ALL PAINS in the Iphia Boston prices. All per. of bing dental work done can have It aecheap above-named cities. All work done in the nestest and best manner. aad warranted to Jall-co2w by impeachment as Mr. Sumner’s had com- Mitted him against him. ae — gap — to ee the necessity and propriety of the passage o! Mr. Sumner offered amendment, making all appointments at sala- erty te the extent of livres. FLORENCE, Jap. 17—Evening.—M. Lanolies’ miteics to Rome relative to bishops has been satisfacterily enced. He will soon take leaye ox bundred millions of btll. modification of his : “ { the Pope and depart. 11; ded to them, as he expects that it . he give satisfaction. Persons will do well to call Cellections made on all accessible points. BEMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL | £0))¥ extended to them, P' mee of $i ) or. ce fhe Presi. ree oa je 14-tf col-tf 5 The Kansas Legislature is doing nothing of | and consent of the Senate, and no appoint- San Francisco concionmenes from Durax ’ BArRow ac a7 Fa pen m4 consequence. The excitement on the senato- ingles be made without such action of the £0, dated December 27, says Juarez arrived ni iso, @ Book on eases, 1 a seale: i ‘ . y bef 2 “ tfree, ‘Be sure and send for them, | Til lag tadlontes the vecolection of Pomerer, On this proposition a yote was taken, re- po Syren he ea ym ee oes yaisiana aveane and Seventh reet, id not rearet it; for,as advertising phy | Vaseing suiting—yeas 15, nays 21. peng co "y ove’ Corner Lot Siclane are generally impostors, wituout reference | Members from Southern Kanvas will boid-& Mr. howe renewed his amendment, offerea | 00 citizens, and entered the city amid ae BO person can wear others who cansot wear DEALERS IN Ro strange: uld be trasted. Enclose a ip | Dominating caucus to-night for the short term and die ed a tom few days since, to sirike | TO&! of cannon, ringing of bells, and great re- these. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, {or postag ed directto DB. LAWRENCE. No. | The contest is mainly between Senator Ross oat the sine) od 1 Gate a ia in the | J0%iME Of the peopie. The nex: day be com- ‘Persons cal at my office 14 Bond st . New ne 12-DaWly and Judge Thatcher. The balloting begins ra exceptions o ine’ rs in the | mmenced operations against the invaders PTeeth Ney may de- GOLD agp BILVER : ase: Zi ; first section of the bill, so as to prevent the re- os : : ted with any style and price of Teet y iD next Tuesday. Governor Crawford appointed army 2.000 strong Was sent Ip the direr tire, bat to these who are particular, and wish the oa AND LARD WARRANTS 4 MODEEA MIRACLE! National Republican Committee in place of | Movs! of those officers without the consent of | Fuso Tin augers te win the alvin Sotert ser ox hat 5 Bigh'born and lowly, Somes the Guinan Voineet | General Lane? Sree ae in Storing it again. he said bebad | Gon" ‘Ansa. and to sallow'the Freach o rs be teen fait pone First National Bank of Washington. raise fer ke The Fenian trials in Canada were resumed of the newspapers than. hehe meee ‘he Oy te See ity of Manion or a D sta dino NOP Vita tect, = & 0o.,) President BIOTLIEN Hite ae TWEE in Canada yesterday. Paul Sedwith was | speech. He alluded to the annomncement in pong Bg poy adhe yea . . oc 20-17 B.D, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke ia ° It ts @ perfect and miraculous article. Oures | placed on trial and pleaded not guilty. He | the New York Herald, that Senator Cowan | saan av iacand were entirely cat off, tects WA. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, baldn: akes hair A better dressing | chimed to be an American and was given a | would probably be tendered the portfolio of | : . itions of war, Se. — than sny “oil” or ™ wu ms brash, | jury composed of one-half of Americaus. Evi- | Secretary of War. He had no hesitation sn ee none Soe eens = GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY dry and wiry halt Into Beautifal iiken Zresses. | deace was given that the prisoner eame armed | saying that he would oppose any such ay, ik Pasi ae So gre re aye with waich it restores ORLY ase rere Oe sey | ani committed depredation, and that he wore | polutment, He would ormeee the yon nae Aching sea. pote A. » Faobictn Oriawcaics . FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED | Pith! Bay Baik Torre ORIGINAL | 4 Fenian uniform, consisting of & green nat. | the present faithful Secretary of War ie te ibe French ovaceston ihe From the porition ana aspect of the Bare, at the STATES, Uselt a fow mee. ond nant ee, ee Ssh a Hea mS coecone ts Te bend purer ede oie oe the puntin Gone ing all the way to (uadaiajira. Colonel time of one’s birth, wil! reveal astonish - mens, A ee ing! uilty. © © | Perez was appointed military commander, and that no living mortal ever kuew b 16th stress, oppossie the Treasury Depar Loew ot mg atime rl wor acc notte ae Eee The trial ot the negro Horace Greeley fot bat nathan apne pal en Senor Avereho Governor off the tate of Da- repaint So aly mcrae Pipe Government Securities with Treasurer United | sirixes at the foot and fills it with now life sed | the murder of Mr. Rhett is the first capita! | ection of the Sentre amen the irresponsibic tr | tango On the staff of President Juarez are ode comm onion, and States coloring matter. le trial to cme tried at Charleston, S. C., under the new | ports ofanewepaper. pomstble xe- eighteen American officers, lately arrived from od tuck and long life to visitors. Ladies 30 WZ ONE MILLION DOLLARS. antenna Tecate trial to prove | aie. ‘The court assigned United States Sena, Mr. Cowan soon after entered the chamber, | CNMOTnIR is cy len Mf to. 91: gentlemen ia fall $1. Call at 4 w allel G@OVERNME. do a will see the NaromaL OoLon | 0: Campbell and other eminent counsel te de- | and having learned what had taken place, he | | SAN FRANCISCO, JAN. 15.— arene Se, Se amb et. near F, jours watil y inthe evening. ‘¢ bey and sell all classes of @O MENT : ; Na retara- | toad the. prisoner. The evidence for the prose. | denied the nett eet, P zatian betore the sailing ef the steamer Sara- oe ai | SECURITIES t current market rates. mi YORE YOU KNOW IT, extion was chiefly by negroes, and conclu- | said there was not © particle Of fowmiatne | Bs With 3.W0men ocenpied Guadalajara, and ADIES WHO ARE DESIROUS OF A SKILL- ad 7 the old, gray, discolored appearance of the bair | sive of the prisoner's guilt, Under the peas then passed on to intercept a column of French LL Aniena secompit Bee a were shoud com. URNS SSS e ont spetnpponer al ey isiving place to fastrous, shining and | “Y*0f the prison ode she’ priscuer meine | nats troops bound for San Blas. President Jnares suit De BRNEY MO RrON. 160 east Payette om ALL THE PRINOIPAL CITIES OF THE beautiful locks,’ inchs ecehs 2 ae BAe haya facil 2 soner made a Pg lr sian een ee Howe was lost—yeas bas appoimted General Floride Vego Gov. Wopeabeace 0 Washts UNITED STATES, o lan Hair Benower: : bs ; article ia at all like it in effect. You will find it ed in Washington or any other ci egpereness. Se Woanenaten or may es = ‘ENTLEMEN WHO ABE AFFLIOTED—A ’ pots warranted by an old Surgeon of twenty- three years of the p A Gevernment herd o! sixty horses and males was stolen on the i6th instant, from Fort Mitchell by Indians, who also killed two men engaged in hauling telegraph poles. The excise law went into fall force in New ‘We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give carefal ané prompt attention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, OngaP to Bor, PLEASANT TO TRY, And 8cRE To Do You Goon. PR gon dh od many imitatio: t ne. manu! aoe ig. P. HALL & O0., ashes, N.H. \ruggiste, ja@-8ly rly te quec .D. For sale by all 4: ef York, yesterday, and arrests tor its violation Re of the Saited 3 tes Bicord Rae and to any other business entrusted to us. htve quite momopolized the attention of the hE, Gee Bo, 34 acute A treet, oppectte the | SU INFORMATION n regard to GOVERM: | a syacueas ef True mente he ene | alice. B_— Medicines aleo farnished at cost. MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully farnished Young Men on the Crime of Solitude, and the MARYLAND LRGI8LATURE.—In the Maryland Ee WM. &. HUNTINGTON, Osshter. | Physiological & TS Aa et peecases which | ssnate yesterday, on motion of Mr. Holton, an ONFIDENTIAL—Young men who have in- ? = a ase. order was adopted requiring Governor Swann jared themselves py certain secret nantes, Weshington, March 29, 1963. ™ 21-tf = Hit, | Font tm sented beseas savele ayes of t: furnish the correspondence petween himectf Seties of married > middie aged and old | > = Howard Association, Philadelphia, fs. 201F3q) | aad the President of the United States, General men, no. from the fellies of youth, or other | HOTELS RESTAURANTS, &o. — $$ Grant and General Uanby, relative to the late porses fen a dobitt in advance of fl ir years td 3 SEORET DISEASES. @ection in th State; Iso. a correspondence ve ing t] ves under the treatmen' : lative t reaiened interfere: tl or id aren ree The moons Friend.” Cc a B DD. of AMazivan 7Si77 le the mest certain, ante ond sla oe mi interference of the Married ladies will learn something of remed, athorities in the case of the Bal- umore Police Commissioners. Subsequently, Wasnineros, December }. 1 y,four hours. No mineral, no | a reconsideration was bad, and it was tejected dress, in. a sealed envelope. on receipt of 25 conta, amd others residing | fersnn’ on lis to be taken. It | +. ‘Bddréss Dr-UEAS. A. STUART & UO... in Washinglent whe pecuey’ sriratercrarenaine | pelsam, no mer Doe, Sad a Privat te these: dt | [it was also voted down in the House of Dele- bomepraabrendy Mase Sy | com ry their MEALS at this | not want te be exposed. Male packages, @2;fe- | cites.) At noon the Senate proceeded to the - pencils Hite! at the rate of $10 80 per week. male, 83. House and another ballet was had for United de: im |, CHADWICK & CO. 8am aniran’s Boor anp Hens Juices—A positive | S:ates Senator without result. Bo'h Houses OLOTHING, &e. EK WOOD RoUsn and permanent eure fer Spyhilis. Serofels, subsequently ballotted for State Treasarer. and J. BRIBERGEA. K . Bere eee: ett ee rise SLs Per betel Mr. R. Fowler, the present incumbent, was re- te HF, 800. . 0. Ford. Corner Penna, avenue and Twelfth wrea elected. Washington, D.C. Leadon CITIZENS INS, MILITARY In the House of Delegates yesterday, among RCHANT TAILOR —— SURELY, STEADILY, the petitions presented, was one from the Corn Metropolitan Hotel, late Fs Bituated im the most central location the city, SUCCESSFULLY, and Flour Exchange ‘and Board of Trade of my 1-tf = ais ington, midway between the GMOLANDEB’S EXTEAOCT BUCKU Baltimore. asking the State to make an appro- priation in conjunction with the city for thesup- ort of an ice boat. to keep open the harbor of i? jtimore and Chesapeake Kay. After ballot— ing for United States Senator and State Treasu- rer the House resumed the discussion of the CAPITOL AND PBESIDENTFAL MANSION, 7WREMIAHS. BLACK. WARD E.LAMON. C.¥,BLACK- | Only a short distance from ali the Departments, LAW OFFick. Patent and Post Offices, Smithsonian Institute, BLAOK, LAMON & 00. ete. Is CURING every case of Kinney Diseast, ReEUMATIsM, GraveL, Unijary Disonpans, WEaxness and Pains in the Back, Prwate OomPiaints and Hors H.H. DUDLEY 2 00., Sout cf the United eistees ee Cone epee | moa-tf Proprietors, | TRovsLEs arising from Bxcussxs oF any Kiyv, | Convention bill. te ee the District, the Executive Depart: J, BENOH AND GEBMAN HOTEL AND BES- COME, YB AFFLIGTED! TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER.—About ments. and Committees of Oongress, TAUBANT, 225, Pa ave opposice Witleni's Hotel ch Rist aNd Lit TO} ‘s—On me a xt. ss establishmen: be sed, with sixty lives were lost by *he sinking of the steamer Platte Valley, near Memphis, Thurs- day night. She struck the wreck of the gun- TREY SMOLANDEB TAKE NO OTHER BUCKY. Office, 465 lath street, ‘tly opposite Wil- Jarde’ Hotel } eee ee ae BE, 3 7 ~~ t will ned wit! leach, Bold by all Apot! \ & BS | boxt Jeff. Thompson, tearing away her star- BEAT BABGAINS! Which the proprietor will be happy to mast bis Pops matings ja Lid 4 = board side, and sunk in a few minutes in forty ‘The subseribers are closing out the bals of frie The Bar wili be Sonstantly me BS oe m i | feet water. Most of the cabin passengers were | urer on their FANCY DRESS COOLS & a, hing that the most ericuream taste cag | SeW Orleans, Southern Agents. BUBLBIGH & | saved. but, as the passenger list was lost, it desire, “Boarders by the dag oekrenn taste can | BogmEs, Wholesale Draggists, Boston, Mass., | Was impozsible to obtain a correct list. A ‘ter: bere find excellent accommodations at moderate | Gene: Agents. family named Roberts, consisting of thirteen, | that ciiy. } reat inducement, a8 rates. Also, bicely furniahed rooms can be ob. = : febly | Were all lost The boat was loaded to the oo. tained either with or without board. Call and COLGATE & CO,8 guards. apd was under full headwa: Mr. Edmunds offered the following amend- ment to the seventh section: Provided, That the President shall have power te make and deliver, after the adjourn- ment of the Senate, commissions for all of- ticers whose appointments shall have been ad- vised and consented to by the Senate. The amendment was adopted; and the bill ‘Was then passed—yeas 29, nays 9. Hovex.—Yesterday afternoon, Honse bill to pay and discharge certain debts and expendi- tures to the Corporation of the city of Wash- ington was passed Mr. Hill gave notice t @ bill suspending for twe years the further re- tirement or cancellation of United States legal tender Treasury notes, The House then tion of Mr. Stevens’s reconstruction bill, the pending question being on Mr. Bingham’s mo- tion to refer it to the Joint Committee on Re- Mr. Donnelly spoke in favor of the bill. Mr. Eldridge next addressed the House in oppositien to the bill. he House ther took @ recess till 7 o'clock. The evening session was for debate, and 20 business was transacted. The Stratford House, in Westmoreland coun- ty, Va., with 2,500 acres of land, the colonial homestead of the Lee family, and the birth- piace of Gen, Kobert E. Lee, bas,been recent- ly purchased by the Southern Orphan Associ- ation. The property is offered in three prizes by the association in a gift the sale of 500,000 nckets at $1 each, and the distribution of 2,004 prizes, none of less yalue than $100. One hundred and thirty-four thousand dol- Jars of the city of Wheeling bonds, guaranteed by the State of Virginia to the Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad, were surrendered to the treas- amount of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock, held by the State as security, was delivered to A gentleman in Orange county, Va., who ernor of the State of Sinaloa. Corona repu- dintes the actien of the President, and say Vego shall not enter the State as bis troops oc- cupy Sinalos. He bas been able to make bis threat good The Colliery Disaster in England. A letter dated at Barnsley, Eagland, Decem- ber 30, says: “Atthe colliery to-day ine No.3 snaft con- tinued to emit a quantity of smoke and gas smell of the choke-damp at the pit top being very strong indeed. There is, however, no reason to believe that the fire has extended to any considerable degree in the working». The carpenters and blacksmiths are busily engaged working hard to get the necessary machinery ready for the scaffolding which is to ve put down the No. 3 shaft, to te depth of 13) yards The scaffolding, which isto composed of blocks of oxk putin sectionally, will have on one side a wrought-iron pipe, 9X inches in diameterand about 150 yards in jengtn. The jatter will act as asatety value, by making Provision for the escape of any gas which may rise, and which otherwise might force the scaffolding up. On the top of it will be piacea & few yards of puddied clay. and the whole will be w wire ropes, now bring mad hich will be capable of bear: strain of 50 toms. “The official lis. which has just been given out as correct as possible from the booxs pi the number of persons killed at 351: con of four deputies, 32 day m coal getters, 120 hurriers an) t it is just possible that there may be one or two volunteers whose names bAve not been ascer- tained. Ofthe eutire numiber 75 were brought out, of which five only are now alive, three men andtwoboys. There are,therefure,noiess than 276 bodies now in the pit,and when the fire will be so far extinguished as to allow of abeir being recovered, no one can tell. But : is expected that when all the shafts bas been sealed up, DO considerable time will elapse before an attempt will be made to test ihe practicability of descending.” the would introduce Proceeded to the considera- Virginia News. ‘heme comprising Tuesday and destroyed, and the like TE Grorerto D ALEXANDEIA Raw. - x ay at the | holds $50.40 in State bonds. Proposes to sur- | goap—Both branches of our ity Council We also have om hand sn elegant stock of | *€¢: Laan me. Colonel Gus Henry, jr., and wife, were | render half of them to the State if the Legisia. | were summoned yesterday afternoca to ap- SHIRTINGS and SHBETINGS, both Linen and E*@2ces RESTAURANT, WINTEHE BOAP on board, but were saved, losing all thetr bag- | ture will agree to pay him the interest on the | pear at their respective chambers to consider Cotton, which we are sel ales wee. lewraak No. 365 Penns avenue, near 6th street, Recommended for CHAPPED HANDS and for gag. = eaey ae gate was on — wd advises other heiders of bonds | the all-absorbing question of a raifroad along —— iv boara tl as! wi 4 ™ eisai ta nies P_ EMEICH wishes to inform bis friends andthe | Tower use during con waaTuRR. It may be ms sep oman, thigegie nee bo ken ee Bcopomtion. the berme bank of the Alexandria Colonel Henry says one woman, through her own exertions, saved her drunken husband and five ehildren by wading through the water on the hurricane deck and putting them,on the whe}]-house. The boat was owned by Uap- tains Jchnson and Baiche, and was valued at $40, bl} 1, No 38 Marker ny q public general! ? overs yw keeps cor — on | evel — ee WOOD AND COAL. Obtained of all druggists and fancy goods deal: feb 9-eoly 3 006 POTATOES. °, bnjbels MAINS POTATORS, just ar- rived, and for sale at Sob Dea wn ee be 7th t. . P. as ston Merchants, DANCING. —_—_——_OOOOO ; partially insured. She was running deistt No. 465 9thet.. between Band F. p2ere. 3. W. an. P REE trom Memphis to Vicksburg, under the aus HOCOLATE DOUBLE. VARILLE OAL! COAL!! OOALiII PANOING ACADEMY CO eae Seton Beceet DEH. MAILLAIRD, * , Ces Pte ~ aly . Camapeny. et ¢. Exempt de tent] melance. Pur Oscao mee Naa mee T.T. FOWLEB & co. White stove and sizes, a BL. ose. pte oan sizes, 25 per ton. 2.240 pounds guaranteed ne: EST INDIA ORANGES AND re : : Ww is onana! aLAGa OpAPES. sporaore awe at the central office of the Wash- cece Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sts.. Opposite Metrepolitan Hotel. New Classes forming every Taoull antiee de- em Ice Boat Rack.—A sixteen mile race took eae between the Haze and Snowflake, ef the ‘oughkeepsie Ice Boat Association. The run- ning time was at least fifty miles an hour. On siring to ente: iF cli iret of sSleopportanity, aie reaching Newburg, one of the party on th Fresh. Wfagh.tBd Gepraetown lee Company, (Inte LJ. | Mey Belt, 0 mace 1m this querter for | Snowrake desired’ to take the ext ap trea | hosrent 4 * etreete, and uranoual May Bail. \ CxgicE NUTS, RAISING, Flos,OURRANTs, | * ¥herf, foot of 10th stecet. mcltenlars can behedat J. F. Bilis’ and w. a, =e on. the Hessen. River Foo gee (ped Se PHASE 26, torah thie parvtcalar wea: aie S-5-TAMEIS: Agent | Mens Maller be need Bee Baicece, be, tare, while going at the rate of mile a, sain. de S-4f "* King Plase. hl st eat 4 Days and Hours of Tuition : ute, carried away her rigging, the sj pars, re shrouds, and al) her standing rigging going to AT GEBATLY BEDUCED PRICES, satarany afer gonna St A A pg hae the leeward as quick as a att of fightnine. Gross tens of 2,240 Ibs. deli fi ntlemen 's Classes, eedey and Fridey eve- ‘he occupants 01 e boat at the time of e the city. Onostaut Waite aah: G7 55, Booker war | mings, trom 8 tow etelon ey accident werr to the windward sideof the yee: mace White Auk, @3.9); Bed’ Ash, 93.75; of taftion nat information, apply a the hours | sel, and thus escaped being hit. When the 35 Cb. oF address @ note to the A. * Haze arrived she ran down to the wreck, and ry and INE FOOD constantly on band. Quarter commencing with the first lesson. ja8 towed itto Newburg dock. A team of horses recel our office. wharf, = ¢ ‘sated ios watecabaron este. | M*EI™T S gapmuoragen pawoma | Ci ict bikurdaed a ce an * ATS a -past five, beat. OaLI gud Began MABIMI'S ASSEMBLY BOOMS, keepsie. The Haze left at halt-past fiv ing back the sixteen miles against a light air of wind to the northward, the thermometer marking zero, arriving home in good season. BI . betwee 1eth te, This academy “is pow open for the tease tion of pupils. Days hot tat siren Sar Radiat Gentlemen's classes from 8 to 10, nb se brigeis ioatraction given to suit whe cae: 5 we determined to sell a first-class Waed aed Costus chea| pas ‘he cheapest” aed y dol to acitboral sbare of pablic pa- 87 25 7 Prussia bas been giving to the men who achieved her recent brilliant victories in the German war substantial rewards. On Uhrist- mas eve the presents voted by the Prussian Chambers were paid over to various gen- venience of the sizes. ALL OTHER QUALITIES wit stomach LYKENS VALLEY PUKE DIAMOD Vein BED ASE............. [875 abo iT! e eralsand so sete aperture BOSS most ly in- | $37 and the Prussian War Minister, Gen. : Oe eed cee re Ee TOR. aticmen of eahington on oom, Gen. Von Moltke, Gen. Von Bit. oe a need om § somes recetving fhe Tape that ete at all | tenfeld, Gen. Von Steinmetz and Gen. Vogel livered im any part of the city. ye uOMs de olther on loam on eeiuer- | Von Falckenstein received $150,000 each. “As & great deal more money than this was levied env ist-im___7thot., between E fect ectebiishment or Osrisith pameteer® | bY Prussia upon her conquered ioe sie eee - is <— Sia treet. between Digna By waete he wtb well afford to pay the men who planned the An indispensable article for WILL OPEN 4 PROVISION 8’ BS- ipPy to awa 5 victories tothe cold For cate — ali whe ae I DAY, Jan, 10th TOBE THU: = BG, A CHANCE POR A UoNGRESSIONAL TRAVEL- LING CoMMITTEE.—James E. Cambell, who- ever that may be, writes to the New York late Costi at Fo Gr "8 jesam* "Ebeaters, Washington, D0. ay ea eek? San ap Becoliections NOAH WALKER 4 00, 0B 20th street, betwi @ and streets, S Penn. avenue. hand jormeiog will have on ‘thing fo the Tine, te be sold af the lowest. ma cet ja &-ttif ITB OPORTO PORT, “Tears of the Buoro,”) iliam Martin Tolbert, ot the Confederate war steamer Shendoah. Would it not be well to send a committee of SS tnere to inquire into the matter!—2, Enquirer ———— THE DELuGE.—A French work recently published, maintains that every ten thousand z) FRANOK TAYLOR. Wt. OOLEING, CABIBET MAKER AND ja8-Im) BP4vetREeTs statee st WEATHER iu Lome for sever. years fi ‘The best invention of the age. lad which takes wascen pomp oo ‘irend dust from doors = windows of jon. ition be "s _ a ag aed * Hor sale Pai ler’ Depot, 562 7th street, op erttoot, prayi aranted to Sin on 3; for a0 improvenent in A very large number of checks received on deposit atthe National Exchange Bank in Rich- mon¢, on the 15th inst., have mysteriously dis- appeared. As | alrgyees of them has been stop ped, there can The snow is very deep in Northern Virginia. in Prince William county, on Sunday night and Menday, there was a ches in depth. The negroes of Petersburg are taking meas- ures to provide for the indigent of their own class, and propose to establish a soup-house for that purpose. REMEDIES FOR PoIsons —Oases of poisoning often occur in which life might be saved, and agony averied, if we only knew what season. If a poison burns the throat and acts violeatiy upon the stomach, swallow half a pint of sweet oil, or melted butter or lard, and within five minutes take half a pint of warm water, in which has been stirred a teaspoonful ot ground mustard and salt. The onl arrests the action of the tard, etc., causes vomiting. If the poison swal- lowed does not burn the throat and act with instant violence. but causes sickness, stupor or faintness,swallow the white of three eggs,alsoa & quantity of the strongest coffee it is Ppossibie to make, and in a few minutes take the warm water and mustard and salt,as before men- tioned. An eminent the prompt use of oil, and white of ones, and strong coffee, and the emetic asabove the fatal results of any the way of man or averted. The remedies are, in themselves, harmless, and mj damage to the system; and are thin, that we always have at hand. Bat while using these things don’t fail tosend fora phys. ician. And above all, first of all, don’t have any poison around.—Country Genileman. ————____. ANOTHER ATLANTIC CaBLe—An English journal says:—“The success of the Atlantic telegraph bas, we are informed, led to the re- vival of several schemes for establishing tele- mencing at once the manufacture, at Liver. |, Of the cable intended to be laid for th orth Atlantic route by way of Ieeland and Greenland. he prospectus of the new com- This Ie only the beginning. In a fe only - In a few years Ra rey hoger oe les in a a, - mands, and to make comm: nication Letween Europe and the United States as certain and Qs cheap as by the present land lines. Paty + prane ats recent meeting of the cademy 0’ ces, & paper was re- ceived from M. Edm. ye November last, observed a. . k | Times, that he wasin Calcutta in July, 1866, Direct importation. FU ®B2bkRC's Loan orice. ee iy tected pever. Ci] "Phe and saw a bet made and the money put up, for Z. M. P. KING & Bon, jiabed 1852. conte; Lew and Presties CP Eee v editiee: | five hundred pounds sterling a side, that J. de29-t King Place. jMighest edvancee made on WATOHES. Dia- | 2° cer Latina, part secon, @|.25; | Wilkes Booth was alive.and would be so [D*?4BTMERT OF THE INTERIOR, ads Kinde OP Hehe PABING APPAREL, : iy ta Germany, by i-*hoes | proved in six months; and that the persom-whs | there UNITED STATES VATENT OFFICE, | contdential, Sot North Datoet tae ee BS History of the on, by John | maintained the affirmative was Lieutenant | deep-sea TOPHER ‘duoK. | Sh strests. immediately tn rear of the National | Miner Botts, 93.00, al A preambie and resoluuons were presented in the Board of Aldermeu, and unanimously adopted, to the ct the the enw cise was deemed highly in. ity, and thi granted withent adequate This did not meet the of the city A ever, and racy time was indulged in, during which Messrs. Johnson aad Clifferd, pronounced emphatically pro, and Messt: Smoot, Burk, Lambert, and Ashby oon, on the aforesaid. A compromise was finally effected by adopting a substitute offered by J.B. Smoot, Eeq., which tastracts our delegates in the Legislature to havea clause ipserted im the bill now pending on the subject before that body, requiring such compensation for the privilege roposed &s may be agreed upon between the jersees and the capal company. This substi- tute beipg presented to the board of aldermen, Was accepted, and afler some uaimportan: transactions the council adjourned.— Ai. -.,- dria Journal. Bo loss to the bank. fall of eight in- n, and the mus- mother of i.iem iKelos, Cal., placed intent child, six months old,on the back of a colt without bridle or halter, and tied the ope ot the infant under the belly of the col, a ls Mazeppa, so that it could not fall off, and letting go the colt, it took trightand ran off into the underbrush with the infant tearing its flesh and breaking its bones, until life was ex- tinct and nothing remained of the poor child batashapeless mass of flesh Sv The tating that old stumps of segars, “used quids” &o., &e., are oP im the streets, and trom the floors of hotels, an: converted into smoking and chewing and enufing tobacco, im the Northern eities, it is said has not alarmed those fond of the weed, in the least, nor diminished in the slightest de- gree the sale of tobacco. GenzRovs.—Mre. John Morrissey, bas adopted a little ragged, detormed new. soy, andi iseducating bim at the New Yorr ‘Acade. ysielan says that with rected, mn Likely to fall id, may be always it all be taken into the any quantity, without at once, EXTENSIVE FORGERY.—Adolphe William Schwarz, an Austrian, was arrested in New York, on Tuesday, on board the Bremen steam - = after bisarrival Lae dE te ne —— ving forged com merci exchange that ely to the amount of 160 000 florins. @7 The Chicago Times publishes as an in dorsement of its advocacy of negro suffrage, a letter from one Wm. Dewitt, who subscribes to the weekly edition, and adds: “N.B.—I don't care a damn whether the ne- groes vote or not.” - |, be issued immediately.” cient number of |. Guilleman, who, on the years the waters of the sea from one le stars S7 Seabrook, N. H., ~ de 2-30 H.W. HAMILTON @ co, | of Shand K streets north ean gusta ‘submerging and overwhelm ie in Northernmott of ine Azores, Tuehareee ns | citemente is ths mile schools. pie at L4™ Panis FASHIONS OF HAIB- Botox MESS MACKEREL. The author states that the last deluge occurred cores ee & narrow bands of clouds up to — 7 Thang Pept C4 os tas te os — Tom Bg from Boston direct, the very | 4,000 years ago, and he has suff . ed ear A E. ALLior finess auaiity the comfort of the present generation to post. | Feri fn toe nig peers": | Sccen afetbens. asehtencl MiTrasae,, | Stet a APR EEN sg | Resse SIN 8 rit Gow rr) Rermbanene meat aeekr, Mortctnms | "7A man im Norwich, Oona, en by 8 : si a 5 for 3 trains the zenith, 1S | dog, obtai: J ele Soe nek whom ‘he wea ie ai ve trimmed of every art ey ment THE VALUE OF CHURCH ProrgrTY.—There | the most admirable . The average S7-The New York bave voted country. has now a for tue lest | pov Stig yery much more thea | are in the United States 11,220 Baptist ch time employed in, crossing over from one hor- | temeelres dead. sockeye mee clght years in W jewport, on- a usually ono: valued at $6,976,000; 19,933 churches, | izon to the other was about six seconds. 87 Prairie chickens have been selling Ofte highset soclety ie cee he aus, and Oorner 14th and Fee worth $39,666,000; 5.061 Presbyterian churenes, sees eset mate ve atave be heooen [J doit ander 000; 2,334 Con, looal oben ‘at | Rercectioxs—This is @ new year. Are | cents apiece at Springfield, Mo. he has this season! Ditt House, | at $25,905,000; 2,394 Congregational churches. 2 This p hr ag ay ong ee ep of hair-dressing, and UST RECRIVED 1p One, 8.560 Oatholic ehneches-at te. s00.600; you any better: romped were on the ist of Ph ‘Sterling ce pene re in everything that belongs to the dressing ir J CJ 2,145 Episcopal churches, at $21,450,000; 440Ger- | January, 1966, or 1965! Will you be any bet- maison his return to city. = te Tom é"ouuzr's, man Reformed churches, at $4.400,000; and 26¢ | ter off next New Year's day! You arenot_| go-tndson City, N-J.,is complaining of too LOUISIANA AV jo. 74 v Unitarian churches, at $4,585,000. and i will not. You are now about what many ‘ies and too few 53 uA AVEHUR. 53] oA ape fot of 1 8 OLO. , hteh Gai otto ow Tacx Zou bave been, and will be about what you S-Preparationsare going on for making Jet- . 5 iow 1h > J. H, OBANB & CO. weezy, Drices. Ro Pf Seen! 1, Bap ‘You lay it down for a certain rule that anrne ied Be greatest military depot Mave on hand a large ead fine assortment of BMOVaAL. amy! me <4 will never be eatiefied in this lite, ana | inte hanewe R bear Springs, are having a controversy touch. we it fe, 87 A new Democratic daily, styled the-Aa- GOODS, suited to this market, such as BUTTER | The wariowaL UNION . | dng the bones lately exhumed at fo a strong that you will be . in Nor, : CHEESE, EGGS, APPLES, BAISINS, FIGs! PLN OF Wanmi naar Ce COM: | IPE roe tones lasely exhumed at Co much more inthe next-—Charlote, | Vertizer,” hasbeen started wich, Ot CITRON, NUTS, HAMS, CODFISH, MAOK. Mave removed to thelr Now & mastadon, which had lain in the earth 25,004 | ville Ch Se Laure Keene is going to Mobile. She EREL, ERERING, SOAPS, CANNED Goons, years; while Mr. ‘asserts that they are London h publishes «state. | Esyy oP Ber morthern engagement throngh si) Also, 39 Barrels Moore's celebrated CHAM- PASHE CADRE. by berrel ox gotten. which 136,70, the largest cltealation of any daily pe- foots up _ BF Philadelphia 1s stated to contam more Methodists than any city in the world. a7 A rowing match, of five miles, for 81.000, | SF An Erie ratiroad clerk has disappeared above goods are offered st the lowest of free blacks from to e.. a > » | etch $90,008. market price, nent og ney, Symer kine eat “ae mset poe TE + .“T mn, of age tat we e ~~ es af STEAM ENGINES, ja tim __ 53 Le. ave.. betwoon 6th and 7th. She uses irrepressi! od re hyenas ~ , sone ia (aoe ws of a successor to the late Elliot. Combining the maximum of efficiency, alation.” The same ten- S7 The United States minister resident, been cath - dency is noticed in other States on the Atlan’ Be bas reached imbabitant’” A. BD benae seenatt id thirteen there were 65 “have received, ‘Massachu- y 80! satts Ploughisane trom Oo. Wm. Hemeney, scree of land near Sh: wa, Va., con- Mam. baving ot of apples that were Se. eup- my the ground on the 234 of A: si i the presumed invention of the Oa S7 James Gallagher, Esq . formeriy — d | ao te dag they woe ay posse g Si cs ra 1m the second Cennecticut district.