THE EVENING STAR.
PaklhhH Dally, Sunday* Effcptrd,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
rnn?)hanla Avfinf. fornrr 11th St.
TUB EfETOG STAlfsEKSPAPER COY?
jr. m.? i rv.n.t.v.v,

THIS EVENING STAR mi nerved by carri-m to
ntatrlkra at T** rggTa rem w i f. or r<>*.
T-Frr* Cl*r< nil mouth. tt the counter
Two eaeh. By mail?three mouths, *\M,
rii wvnofh", iw> year 9'>
THK WKIKIiY STAR?published KrMay-fLSO
a jrar. 1/ Invariably in iJ-anct, iu both cvc?,
ar.n r.n paper M>gt longer than paid for.
Rate* f adTcrtiaing funiia'ied on applieitioa.
DRY GOODS.
VLKiAIIT
RLAtK MILK,
9
1ST*
WVch will cctnrare favorably with fcDj J Silk in
this city.
BOUAM A WTLIB,
*1 101* and lO'JO 7th street W.
JOSI I'li J. MAY'S
I'AR/.S KID *16TE DEPOT,
MAY S BUILDING,
39 Psns'a Avurei, between Jth ami 10th strec-t*.
ffrf" Wv lake p>%a\ir< in off-ring our rn? K-nv -j
th?- larp'Bt <t rk uf k-?f PARIS Ktf?
LOVKf, with n.' a'wl ti,re:> bwIntel to l**
I m 'i i. i>? r-t ?i; b><i [:?U"l Svi.
hi xUiitu-a to w?r I ?rt?f iluck, tai" jn t
rur-l' ?-d oir*r fr-m Knr->p? one caae containing
d. 7< u t? button Ol.iim iu Light aud 1> -rk as?ort
m (lt-|ilin fr?*i ifi? to>; *I-< ,iOdo?-u Black. Plain
an> lmhi< ii>r- d in aixee from S8? to A.
I u?i.ia\.*1 Miaaes, .fl jo.
a^"LI' f l> KIP OLO I8.1?di?? an<l H'Mi!#. fl.
VOd all f i'D? dozen ai.J upwards a lib' ral
iur.'Oiit will be allowed.
SPLENDID STOCK nK HONS BLACK OBOS
GRAIN BILKS.
IxcelWtfmal.'i? f BLACK LTOH* SILKS a'
fl fl 7.V 91, S- $2 *S 76 and 93; Colored
MLKS. M %mrkts vxtr, at S2 50 r?r Tar t.
Splendid M-.ck ol Vko?>LKN liRK.si ?;OODS
RxhParfc SA 'INK CLOTH, in ctoice colors, at
U,<4 H.li ?d<1 ceate.
Ilk YELOt RS, ?-leg.%nt food*,at <1 and S.
FM I'REsS CLOTHS, all colors, Lupins mike,at
U, *1 and 7"' cet ts
FKEMfl M RlNOS fr- ns *5 eta. np to #155.
1 Kl>H and FRF.NCU POPLINS at tery low
Br>t ?M"rtm<*nt i t All W.ml h?nd*iW BRIGHT
PLa IP POPLINS to be f? und in the city
JOSEPH J. MAT.
939 Penna. ate., between 9>h and 10th sts.
BTFF VLO"' ALPA< AS and BRAVER M'>
BA1R> IriuX cvntato Si it per var.l.
JOSEPH J. MAT.
MorRNINQ PRESS OOOPS.
Blaik Prap Cl B'ack Ciahmer*, Blaek Satin*
1? th B' tr.bazine, Merino#. H-nrietta Cloth. An*
rralian trap<>. Ac., Ac. AUo. Crape b* tb^ >ard
abd Crap-, >eile. JOS. J. MAT,
im 17 ti" 939 Pa. at.. t?-t. 9rh aiel 10th ?ta.
C4
:r?! i
CARPKTN! J
MESSRS. WOLFORI) A SHILBKRQ
PMtre to tall tha atte*tion of tha ?ets?ral pnhlie to
their
ATTRACTIVE STOCK
of
FALL C A BPKTS,
At the following low ratee:
Beet sty lea ENGLISH BRUSSELS, from SI a
to #1 SO
Rewnt dvojni ia THREE-PLY8, from fl tf tc
fl M
Ch. ire pattrrna IMITATION BEC^SBLS, 43 to
K eeiita per yard.
All *ool INGRAIN TAPCSTRT FINISH, from
to cent* tt- SI V>.
Uood quality INGRAINS, SO to STH eenta.
ALL LIST HOVE MAPE CARPET, flu centa.
Beat HEMP CARPET, centa.
A large line of 5-? to M 4 OIL C^OTH*. ranifinp
bias XJt cent" up.
OILCLOTH and VELVET RCGS, MATTINGS.
Aa., Ac.
Alm,
A hea?y atoek tt
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PST-OOOP8,
la offered at the
LOWEST MARKET FIGURES.
An fonda at tbia e?tabiiahnient are p.wim*ly to b?
add J> per cent. l<a*tha>i at any ho<.?e m the city.
A call ia respectfully solicited before purch**lni
?hSSt&MBER, THE ARCADE,
437 7th street, I a land r
eali ',m between O and E.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, Ac.
I
)H1LP A fWLOEONA
MEW BOOKS
Child Life. A colk<tion of Edited by Job*
Ore^nl'-af Wbittier. lllnatrated
The Wandert-r. A Colloquial Poem. By Wm.
Elkry Channir# 1
ftntgatid Steady; or. Paddle Y?ut Own Came.
B? H.?l*-r.Jr ??y
Jack Hazard aj;d Hi* F>rtuues. By J T.
Tn wbrv'ne -3
Pi* Lt?tle Prirceeeee and What Toe^ Tn??~l
to. By the author of "The Mory Little
Lizzie TolJ. 'etc
Hietory of Kcgl-rh Li t-rature. By H. A.
Taiae. Vol.1 5?
AU the New Bo- ka as aooa aa ia?oe?i. Standard
PeieMtfle, Mediral. Mucational atvl R. luiout Boiki
aappli-'l B<n k? imported t<i ord*-*r.
Tieiting. W eddingaud Reception C ARP4en*raTe<
?D<| pr ix.ietl id tb? l%t? tit Ba!1 Profrjini'iK
Cuila mi great variety. F.?"biinaf>le Stationery
All the ri<|Uiaitf< of a l"u ?t c.aaa b<>k and *t *tioii-*rj
e?tabl rl.u?-nt Tl?e trad*-iu|?pliedat mailafattoier 1
and publishers' rates.
PHILP 4k SOLOBOXS,
aalt 911 Pennsylvania aseatse
OHILLIRVTOX'S
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
Erery N- w B?-k published received ioua-diatelj
afterward*, and a?dd at p?b<i?li"r"a price*.
Baoeah By th-author of J >hn H?r-fax: price
The Pr-j f th-? i-d*. By Florence H?rr>att_ 1
Movtou Heuae. By the author of Valerie Ayl
|)pr 1 01
Faiera- i and how to treat ih^rn
Real F Ik-. Bv the author of W? Girl* 1^
Bichard Vandenuarck. By the author of But-
My'wife aud i" By MraVstowe.? 1 7!
Cl< til-W; or. The Secret of Three Geoeratiou*... 1
J. urnal f R.?ar? hea B) rharlea Parwia_... J
&kutittil Suow, and ether Pih-bss 2
eof Charles f>irk?-ns By ?h-lt<>n McKeu/i-s 1
A LM \N Ai'S FOB 1979. _
Illustrated L>>nd*n Almanac, Caaaell's Illus:ratec
Ahuanac. B<>w B?-lla Almanac. Calb.dic Famil/Al
saana, Nasi's Illuatratrd Almanac, J >eh Bil'lugt
Almana, ard Ilarrritown Almanac.
KRW PUT I RE B?M?KS f.r littl children, and a
large assortment.-f JUVENILE BOOKS, for itlo
wholesale and retail. at
BBILLINGToNH BOOKWore.
?oil Coma* ?S street and Penna. avenos.
ST OTICE.
OPEN INO OF A HEW STATIONERY STOEl
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTOBT.
fair aricsa. f?r cash
ENGRAVING. PB...
G DON! TO ORDER
Under National Metropolitan Imi,
aad aaxt door to Jay Ooaka A Co a,
?all tr Waahington, P 0.
P
I BE APPLB CIDER.
CATAWBA WINE. Sweet and Dry.
Maaaey A Co.^m||ADBLPaiA AL
?ergaer A lagi-li PHILADELPHIA LAGEI
?a?.AL W...B "'.VrMi
?ail-tr 47 Green straet. Georgetown,p. C.
JV"<'T.t K TO TME LADIES AMD AMATEl hJ
11 of flrst claas Rasaa, Ornamental Treea, Shrabt
Otakbung Parlor PUa?ta. Ac ?Ba? ing sold a part o
place aad wishing to dispoae af tha halanee ii
spring. 1 offer for sato the heat collection of tin
re named PLANTS and a greag maay othei
kinds at 4r*t anallty la (jaajititiesloswU parcbaj r*
A JAEDIM, Floriat, ooraecof CoamtaTrut areny
Washington. B. 0.
N
ITBISA!

b^w Preparation at Food from wheat. For aal?
Ay ail A baMSRURG.
Sola Ageata, 199 West Lombard St..
Bvj-lm EaiUmore, MJ.
V?-\ 38?N". 5.837. WASHINGTON. I). C.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER '2S?, 1S71. TWO CENTS.
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
B.AUL i,v Mr tic
1 KKKW. tu be given on THANK
\INU E\ K. S ml., r 59:h. at SAN MM
KHBl ND HALL, corner 8th mid K JrM,
*'"-ts. no*.* ft* Ujfe
|.MB>TGM?DC VIC AMD MIvlTARY B.tli
A. o -j- ti f
KNIGHTS><T sf. P\TRICK
xvill bo piv?*n %t /TA
op FILL ws- H \iV lth|rtrwt fit
COMM11Tr.M or ARRANGEMF.ET?.
A Ii?ENT Sonrrv BRNEV
i I FT i will b* eiT^a at Otmsi'R
?*h T?rW !,KiS"4V KVKNI.NO, November
^'U. TirkMs. H'iniittiuir genttetnvi and ladies,
J,.t ri'T2K'',1t('' h**e"iifra^e^ tk? services of Web r
p'.Vf Bin!!, ?nd wnl do everything to mak* the
nut a couip-et* su<-c?ss. no23 5t*
LECTURES.
WEVINTH AND tlliHTH LECTURES?
Y.M C. A. SCIENTIFIC COURSE,
AT LIN< OI.N HALL.
*r"f- *"HABDS, of Massachusetts, on
Ovvjren, The Matter King," and Hydrogen, "Ths
Matter y'1''''. *,,li brilliant kihI fuciimtini ex
RTrsnlviK* n'S8, December 1, and
r J.r\ i D-cember 2. with a d?
mSti ?i^vn,J&.2,?U?*ei,<eit,rm to the coarse)
8-* TI Rl >A\ AFTERNOON, at 3 o clock.
Tickets, 30 cents; reserved seats. 75 cents.
Tirk? t? with or without reserv?d seats, to be bad
at Ballanty ne a all tlua week.
illA?'* to Matinee, 25 cent*
Season tickets not good far th" matinee. n2>
PIANOS, &.C.
1U&T RECEIVED ONE ROSEWOOD
7ttu GRAND CONCERT PIAN0
11,* octave from the celebrated fartorr?
ol fleor^ Bt^k Co.. Hew York: a!no, >ffnH|
?election of PIANOS from Wm. fcnabe aImTTI
to.,Baltimore, and W n. McCamnion A Co., Albany.
Al?o. ?ec-nd hand PIANOS and ORGANS for sals
or rent on "a*y terms.
The Public are invited to exsmlne the Instruments.
Tuniig and Repairing PIANOS at No. 433 Elev
eiitn street above PeiiwivKan;* avenue by
I>? <r rR. C. REICHENBACH.
PIANOS,
TH* CBL1BHATWD SW
SCHOMACKER A CO.. |?n
FACTORY. PHILADELPHIA, PEI?N.,V11 %11
w hich for beauty of tone ai:d elegance of finish excel
all ether. For sale or teat at reasonable terms: aln?
,tom"d Bl KDETTK VELESTE I*AH
LiL?P,B,A?24b? CAaL kx'htib, a?.,
?elMy 935 Penna. ave.. bet 9th and l?th its.
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, ~OB~
gait*, and all Musical InMimneut* n
?pecia.tT. ai G L. WILD A BROS.,
llth street, between P> nnsyl. ania Kremi"'!! 11 I
VInventors and manufacturers of tlio
wonderful Mnsical Dancing Toy for Pianos; mami
facturers I Musical Instruments and dealers in
Plant* Musical Instrument, au.l Ma^icnl Mer
chandise generally.
LADIES' GOODS, Ate.
P
rea, Y MADE PRESSES, at
n. WILLIA.VS,
in Hilk. Drapd'Ete. ferg^.Ac.
MORNING WBAPITE1, m
VELVET AND CL'>TH COAT^,
op?:r\ CLO\K8,*^~
EMBROIDERED JACKETS'. Ac,. *c.
riiOARS and DRESSES m.ui* to order,on reason
aDi?* terras.
ClCa'ks *,,e*,IOD Pii,! tn ALTEBI!?'U VELVET
_ M WILLIAM,
Fj>B?flTinia avenQH,
po** No. 7 rite Treviie, Paris.
M"s 1 Hi" ?""T?T
Fur the winter scason
?17!w*fin" ,t,,ck of MILLINERY and FANCY
vi^frTvf 'MPORTED BON NETS op.ned WED
r? KM)A i November 22.
Pl'^ <r .)QH 9;h street, b-tween E and K.
ARI8 KID GLOVES.
A ?!T IMPOKTATIOy-JN ALL COLOR*.
One Hntt' n, fl; two Butt.ms, $1 00; Geut'sr
sues, 1$ I .'0
Also, ihc JOCVIN GLOVES, in black andi
color? at
M. WILLlAN'o,
DcIS-lm 907 Pennsylvania avenie.
J>ARIS AND NEW YORK FASHION*.
1 call the attention of ladies to m? lar^e a?s^rt
inei.t of ihe lateat styles of CHIGNONS in real and
imitation bair, wh'ch 1 ofTer at the lowest prices.
Also. l*d es havinc bair of their own, can kave
if em made up id e?er* styleo desired at ima!l
cParces, and to th*-ir entire satisfaction.
Ladies and G*nts' WIGS maid* to order at my
Preminni Hair Emporium. 719 Market Sbaco, be
tween 7th and 3:U streets.
Prize Medal awaraad t the French Ex?o?.tion,
iShl.
H PHILIPPI.
fpo GIVE Y0lT AN IDEA WHAT A UOLLVR
WILL BUY AT
SILYERBEKU'ft
METROPOLITAN DOLLAK STORE,
Lo< k o\ tr tbe following
LIST OK ARTICLES.
Aud if yon s*>e auyibins you want, go there and
look at it
TOL' WILL SAVE KROM 2.1 TO 50 TENTS OV
EVERY DOLLAR YOU BUY
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
4 pair Br/.*n Pleec?>l H. se, S pair Iron Prame
lluse. 2 pair sup?iline o.. 1 pair extra Brown Bal
l ffaan H.-e, Trry line Hemstitched Linen llaud
kerchiefs, 3 flurr do., 2 finest do 1 Laca or Eta
br'.idrre?l do., 4 Linen Collars and 2 pair Liuen
tuffs. 1 ?er of Lace Sleeves and dollar, 1 Keal La. e
ollar. I pair fine Ki.l. Cloth, Silk or Buck Wove*:
I"Jir "?n* Knit Loireins. 1 handsome Z?phrr Cloud
or Hood, 1 Tucked rkirt, Cb> wis or other Garmeut:
1 Ladi?-?' M'-rino Vest. 1 all l??iher Satch-1
er Vallet, 1 covered Work or Traveling Basket. I
hninsumc Pan or Milk Elaeiics, b-i,l -s numerous
othe r articlt s, inclnditg a full au>ck of Jeweltjr.
FOR GF.NTIjKMEN.
4 pair superstout English Dal H me, S pair sup?r
extra do S pair beavv W<, 1 do., 2 pair Eugli^h
??inoor Sbak.-r Knit do.. 5 good all linen
HandkTchi^ts, 4 belter da., 3 b?st do., 3 Co|nr-d
border all linen H?tnm..d do 2 try fine do.. 1 p?ir
fine CI,.ih or K id Lin.-d>?ilh Vur Trimming Buck or
S lk Fleeced GI ?t-9. l pair of thi b *st S i-p.-nJ. ri, 1
h:uxls< me Cai e. Pip^< or Wallet; I pair fine PUted or
num^lcl Sleeve Butt, ns, Scr-w Studs or Pin: 1 very
long all wool Scarf, 1 excellent Merino Shirt or
Drawer*.
?Oi CHILDREN
4 pair Brown M'xid full resrnlar Hoge, pair Iron
"tanjee full regular do., 4 p*ir fancy all w.nl Bal
moral.3 pair better do., 1 fine Kuit MCuae, Hood or
L-guiiii.
_ Ti?vs, ?c
Dolls in about 20 differ, nt styles, dressed and un
dressed; Doll C?rriaxe?. Cradles and B<xU*ea.l?,
1abi,?, ^e^rs I C'lina or Britannia DisheH, Paii
ran:a*, Puixles. T. ?d h. ?t?, R.iitd ng Blocks,
r?mt?, Aecoideons aud Conceitiua*, M .nth II ir
m< nicas. Tr< iubf.n rr hornets, T^n Pins. Ilagitelle
?nd T1 vol 1 Tal, vt. Trsins of Car Expr> *s A agons.
H. te Carts with Bells, Punch ??d J u,ly, Ranges an J
Stoves, 4c., Ac.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Set or I hcKsni'P. or Dominoes. Bracket* in endless
rarivtjr. Faccy Mood Mais 4 in a -et; White Piaua
do .din a set, Brimhes and Combs, Tc-brellas, Silver
Plated Hare. St a 1 net ten, Vt^s, Busts, Card and
Pruit Baskets, Desks, Work B. x^s and neres-aries,
(h< n B. ards with Men, Lava Smoking Sets, Pull
Boxes With Puffs, Haud and Standiug Mirrors. Km
j US Slippers aud Cushions, Lace aud Hand
mad,- Tidies, ec.
YOU WILL SAVE FROM S3 TO 30 CENTS ON
EVERY DOLLAR YOU BUY
A?IF GOODS RKCBIVKD EVERY DAY
M. IILTIUEM,
*1? 8EVEHTH STREET,
nu5tr N#arPeiin?y Ivania aT?no?.
GRAND OPENING
A*
H. HIMQ, Jl**,
MASONIV TKMPLK,
WMO MIMTH AMD t 8TREETP,
of an ewtire Mew mm* Selected Stock of
HATS,
V^Ul^?^aAI>I"-?A?CUT.
??-7 TIi8M?rketLsJLs.
C^metd selling AT REDUCED
?Of 71?
JUST ^RE?E1VMD-A Am
e.p.yrpaemjroidered slipper
_ M. P. LRRCH, 1
MM-tr k
?ell at the
?14 7th StTMt,
0 aad H.
AMUSEMENTS
J^EW NATIONAL THEATER.
WEDNESDAY.No* M.?<71. MR. HENRI PR VY
TOK.ina mw and ?tHrtli"K r'^y, ?otitl<Hl "N IAG
ARA,'' written exprt.pBiy for Mr. Drayton. and in
which I f w i 1 ?in(t >h* W ceM rat* <1 dramatic nont
of The Wi |f. Griti.d Jtatin e on TIi-tjiIh' Thank*
*Hing D?r, at 2 o?t<>ck: Saratigi. Bo! Sackett,
Mr. J G. Sa\ili<- Patnraav, 2, at 2 o'clock,
Grard Nintarit Matin-*, 'Ours.'' It
QLD FOLK s" C O N E R T
WILL BK nsi.? AT
LINCOLN HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dtc.S, 1*JI,
J. C. BROWN, CoxDrcToa,
Af ?i?tedby Eminent L al TaUnt.
Ticl;et*,.W cent*. For ?ale a? ParkerV R^serre-I
?eat*. "6 cents. Di.i?r*inat Ellis' M.i*ic Slore. n2)-4
j^AJITLEY! BAXTLET!!
Mr. GEORGE DOLBY b*g* to announce
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
AT LINCOLN HALL,
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
December 7 and 8.
Vcralists
MISS EDITH WYNNE,
Mad<m<- PATEY,
Mr. W. n CUMMIV63,
Mr. J. G. PATEY,
and
Mr. HANTLEY.
Mr.LISDSAY ELOPER, pianist an lconductor.
Admioftion, ?l; reseryeti seat*, rent* extra, for
?aIf at Me?ze?ott A Co.'s Md-ic Store on and nf'er
Tof?>l#j,I)ec?tub?r.l. no2J <it
^ttentionT
Fir-t OHAND LEVEE of th" WASHINGTON
LIGHT (it ARI), Onipai y B, 1st R< gimeut
National Guard, at j?jl
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard, Q|
On THANKSGIVING EVE.
Cars will leave the hnll at half-past 3 a. m. n28 2t*
OLD No. J ON EXHIBITION INmw Ne
_ 4M I AND SALR I 419
?*H BtA AT /T ta St.
?ABKKITEB'S.
Ho. 48? Seventh street, lx-!w?*i,n D And B street*
etfht doors above Odd Fellow'a Hall,
Gbelco Oil Painting*. Engravings Chromoe, Ac.
Aibo, Lars- <t Stock Paper Hanging*, Window
?had ee. Pictures, Frames.Pir.ture Oordi and Ttiwli
Pl-aa* remember Name and Number. aptR 1y*
7'D h.8. 7*D
SUITS STYlIbH
SCITS NEAT
SUITS HANDSOME::!
SUITS DURABLE 1
SUITS CHEAP!!
81 ITS TO SUIT ALL PERSONS !!l
AND THR
PLACE TO GET SUITED
IS
ON TilE CORNER OF 7th AND D,
Where can be found
THE VERY CHEAPEST
FIXE READY MADE CLOTHING.
AT
PRiCES THAT DEFT COMPETITION.
OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS!
OV ERCOATS! OVER COATS!
CHEAP! cheaper:: CHEAPEST II
ALSO.
BOTSCLOTHING!
BOYS CLOTHING:!
BOYS CLOTHING
ALL fcTYLES, SIZES AND PRICES.
BoU a W OOB OF Tth and d streets.
pBEAT RKDKTIOV IX PBICEM
OK TUI
WHOLE LINE
OF TU>
1 M M E X 8 E S T (J C K.
OVERCOATS,
GLENGARY COATS,
CAFES,
REV1NG JACKETS,
DOUBLE BREASTED BOX COATS,
DRESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
OFFICE SCITS,
WORKING SUITS,
BEAVER,
DIAGONALS,
BASKET,
CUT away COATS,
VESTS TO MATCH
YOUTHS OVERCOATS,
YOUTHS I'RESS PCITS,
YOUTHS BUSINESS SUITS
BOYS OVERCOATS,
BOYS' DRESS BYIT8,
BOYS' EVERYDAY SUIT8.
ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMEHICAN CAS8I
ME*E PANTALOONS,
A. RTBAUB,
POPULAR CLOTHING MOUSE.
1011 PEHN8YLVAM1A AVENUE,
Between 10th and 11th itneti.
Three Doors from 11th street.
mr Store ?pen till* p.m., and Saturday till 11 p
a., to accommodate those who have no time to par
chase farin the day. noft
J??TABLISHBD IN WASHINGTON, D. 0.
_ CBBBB, BVBItBB,
OI,b mt other <Ua
?mm of the Feet, withowt pain or inooarealeuce to
The ahoe can be worn with eaae imme
diately alter the operation. Refers to the many emi
neat physicians, n r|sau and thouaand. of other
weUkaown aad wa.^o?IbU perao? wha patron iar
?MQI
TBI inventors' EXHIBITION AND pat
1 BNT BIGHT ASSOCIATION,
It Warren street. New York. P. O. Box 4644.
Patau la obtained for Inventor* with rrvater cer
tainty and lesa expense than elsewhere; also Patent
RUhts and Patented Good* b->o*h? and sold. The
Patent Ri*ht Gacetta.(i>in?all iuformatloo.maUi*)
ob receipt of 10 ran is.
Areata wanted. n<v( ~,!m
QFFICB OB
_ ViWiMTOi, D. 0., Auati jo, 15h
c**
i for paTenienU will, in tb?Jr b ds. saecifi
?sparately the prices for lay in* the MT^ntTpT.
"SS. t^nWS?<SU'?!Zi
OFF IOI Ati
Kxecftivk Office, District of Columbia,
Novenber 20,1P71.
The President of the United States ha.* by a
proclamation appeintcd Thursday, the thirtieth
day of Xortmb'r, 1871, as a d:iy of public thanks
giving for Divine favor? to the nation during the
past year. By the national prosperity blessing*
havt-'becn brought to our own homes, and special
benefits have also been bestowed upon this com
munity; our population and iU activities have
increased; industry has found new opiiortunities
and reaped abundant rewards; th<t comforts of
our people have multiplied; culture has ad
vanced; charities and good works have beon se?
on foot nnd maintained, and suffering alleviated:
God has established the works of our hands and
touched our hearts w ith llis loving kindness: I
do, therefore, invite the people of tlie District of
Columbia to religiously set apart the day desig
nated by the President, and observe It as an oc
casion of general thanksgiving for the pros
perity of the nation and the bountiful blessings
bestowed upon this community, and of public
prayer for the eontinimneo of Divine favor and
the renewal of a right spirit within us.
H. D. Cooke, Governor.
By the Governor:
F.owis L. Staxtow,
Secretary of the District of Columbia.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Fine Old It ye WhlaWy.
FINK OLD R V K WBHK t.
KINK OLD RYE WHISKY.
INK OLD KYR W818KY.
FINE OLI> KYE WHISK*.
FINK OLD RYK WHISKY
FINK OLD RYK WHIKKY
FINK OLD RYK WHISKY.
WAR RANTED PURE.
large bottl"*, l|l; p. r gallon, 99. Also. a Urge
?t< rk of Cslifcrnia Wines, Port, Muscat*!. Angelic*
and others per bottle or in quantity. Ttie?? Wine
are direct from producers, and are the onlr article
in niaiket that ran be relied upon as perfectly pure,
both for Communion purposes audthe sick. Price?
astonishingly low 1 have also a pure old Uolland
Gin well adapted for delicate persons and female*.
All these goods are warranted perfectly pure. I still
adhere to my former very low rate*. IS to 10 percent,
below usual rate*, which is certainly a great induce
merit to buyers. I keep a large assortment, buy in
large quantities, and hence can afforJ to sell ho low
It w >11 well repay to give tne a call, even th ugh it
be a little out of renr way.
ARTHUR NATTAV8. Druggist,
nr7-tr Second and D streets, N W
C. GAUTIER, Itiipoitrr of Wi*r* amf Brandi??
ojirs for sale: Otard. Dupuy Co. Coguac.
James Hennessey do.. Old Jamaica Ruins. Old S;
Croix Rums. Medar Swan Oius, Olive Tree do.. Old
T. mdo.. Scotch and Irish Whirkiea, Sherry Wines,
frem 91 SO upwards; Forf.d". do. do. A large a*
sTtment of German, Bordean* and Burgundy
Wines California Wine*. BikIc. Port. Sherry, Mas
ratel, Angelica and Brandies. Med'ord Bums. <"or
dial* and Bitters of all kinds. Scotch aa<l Eiwlisl,
Ale* and Porters, p r dozen or cask. The above
will be sold at low figures.
MJT Discount to the trade.
C GAUTIER,
Manufacturer of ?he P.-pnl*'N%ti?e Win" Bitters,
ocll tr 1317 and 1219 Pennsylvania avenue
Lea PerrlB#' Sauce.
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
"THE ONLY GO'?d SAUCE."
It Improves appetite ai;<l digestion, aud it is on
rivaled for its flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA A PERItlN^U
prosecute all parties making or vendiug counterfeits
JOHN DUNCAN S SONS.
aul2e<>6m Agents, New Ysrk
Bat' helgr'i Hair Dye.
This spleudiu liair Dye is the beat it the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous. do?* not contaii
lead, nor an? vitalu poison to proiuce paralysis oi
death. A ve id the vaunted and aelnaive preparations
boasting virtn?-s they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelor's Hair Dye haa had tkiriy year?
untarnished reputation to uphold Its Integrity a*
the only p?rf*ct Hair Dye?Black orBnwn. Bold
by all druggists. Applied at 10 Bond street. New
York feitf
Tbe Caue Mid Care mt CoMaaptlon
The primary cause of Consumption is derauge
?lent of the digestive organs. This derangement
prodnces deficient nutrition and assimilation. Bj
assimilation I mean that process by which the nutri
meut of the food is converted into blood, and thence
into the solids of the b<dy. Persons with digestion
thus impaired, hav ing the slightest pre-disposifion
to puln>> nary disease, or if they take cold, will b?
very liable to have Consumption of the Luags iti
some of its forms; and I hold that it will b* imp*
sibletocurn any case of Consumption without nrst
restoring a ?-*<1 digestion and healthy assimilation
The very first thing to be done is to cleanse th
stomach and bowels from all diseased mucua and
slime, wliieh is clogging these organs so that th?y
cannot p<'rform their functions, aud then rouse up
and restore the liver to a healthy action. For this
purpose the surest ami beat remedy is Hch-nckV
Mandrake Pills. These Pills clean the stomach aim
bowels of all the dc.id and morbid slimo that i?
causing disease and decay in the whole system
They will clear out the liver of all aie?ased bilo that
has accumulated fliere. and rouse it up to a new and
healthy action, by which natural and nwallli) bile ir
Secreted.
The stomach, bowels, and liver are thus cleansed
by the use of Schenck s Mandrake Pills; but there
remains in the stomach an excess wf arid, the organ
is torpid nnd the appetite p<>or. In the bow?U the
lacteals are weak, and requiring strength and sup
K>rt. It is in a condition like this that Seheuck'*
?aweed Tonic proves to be the most valuabl*
remedy ever discovered. It la alkaline, and its us? I
will neutralise all excess of acid, making the stomach
sweet and fieeh; it will give permaneut tone to this
important orgau, and create a good hearty appetite,
and prepare the av stem tor the first process of a g.wsl
digestion. aiul ultimately make good, healthy, livin.
KM. Alter this preparatory treatment, what re
maina tocure newt case* of Couaiimption is the fre?
aid persevering use of Schenck 'a Pulmonic hyrup
The Pulmonic >?y i up nourishes the syateiu. puriri-*
tbe blood, and is readily absorlxsl iuto th? clrcula
tion. ami thence distributed t? the diseased luntf
There it ripens all morbid matters, whether in tie I
foim of abscesses or tubercles, and then assist
Nature to expel all the diseased matter.in the f >rn
of free expectoration, when once it ripens. It i
then, by flie great healing aud purifying properties
ofScbenik's Pulmonic Syrup, that all ulcers an 1
cavities are healed up souud, and my patient I.
earsd.
The essential thing to be done in curmz (j >i?ump
tion ia to get upagood appetite and a good dig'-siion. I
so that the Ixsiy will grow in flesh and get strong
If a person has diseased lungs,?a cavity or abscear
there,?the cavity eanuot heal, the matter canuot
rtpen, so long as the system Is below par. Wnat is
necessary tocure is a new order of things,?a go-xi
appetite, a go<sl nutrition, the body to grow In ftesli
ana get fat; then Nature is helped, the c ivitiea will I
heal, the matter will ripen aud be thrown off in
large quantified, and the person regain health an I
strength. This is tbe true uud only plan to cure
Consumption, and if a peraou is very bad. if th" I
lungs are not entirely destroyed, or even if on lung
is entirely gone, if there is enough vitality left ii.
the other to heal up, there is hope.
1 have seen many persons cured with only one
sound lung, live and etijoy life to a g>?xi old age.
This is a hat Schenck's Mcdiciues will do to curc
Consumption. They will cl-an out the stomach
sweeten and strengthen it, get up a t wnI digestion.
and give Nature (he assistance she ueedstocb ar the
aytiem of all the disease that is in the iUng*, what
ever the form may be
It is impoifant that while naing Schenck's Me<li
cine*, care should bo exercised u?t to take cold; keep
in-door* in cold and damp weather; av >id uigtu air.
and fake out-door exercise ouly in a genial auu
warm sunshine
I wish it distinctly nnderatood that when I fecom- I
*neud a patient to be careful in regard to takiug
i id, while using my Medicin?a, 1 do so for a special
re isou. A man who has but partially recovered
fro n the effects of a bad cold is Tar more liable t<?
relapse than one who has been entirely cured; and
it is precinely the aame in regard to Consumption.
So long as the lungs are not perfectly healed, just
long is there imminent danger of a full return of the
diaea.se. Hence It ia that I so strenuously caution
pulmonary patients ugaiuat exposing themselves to
an atmosphere that ia not genial and pleasant. Con
Armed Consumptivea1 lungs are a mass of sorss.
which tbe least change of atmosphere will Inflam*
Tbe grand secret of my success with my Modicines
consists in my ability to aubdue inflammation instead
of provoking it, aa many of the faculty do. An in
flamed lung cannot, with safety to the patient, be
rxposad to tbe biting blasts of Winter or tbe chilling
winds of Spring or Autumn. It should be carefullv
shielded ma all irritating influences. Theutm -st
caution should be observed lu this particular, as
without It a enre under almost aay circumatance* i?
an iai possibility.
The person should be kept on a wholesome amd
nutritions diet, and all the Medicines eontinued
until the body has restored to it the natural quan
tity at flask and strength.
I was myself cured by this treatment of the worst
kind of Consumption, and hsve lived to gel fat and
hearty these many years, with one lung mostly
Em. I have cursd thousands since, and very many
vs been cured by this treatment whom I have
never toco.
?bout the first of October I expect to take posses
sion of my new building, at the northeast corner of
Sixth and Arch streets, where 1 shall be pleased to
give advice to all who may require it.
Full directions accompany all my Remedies, so
that a persop t" any part or the world can be readily
eared by a stri t observance of the same.
J. H. SCHENCK. M. D.. Philadelphia.
Price cf the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic,
f 1J? a l of tie. or $7M a half doaea. Mandrake
Pills, a es au a box. For sale bj all dragsiate and
tsalecs.
TBOMP^ON LILLY ft CO., 9? Hanover street
Baltimore. Md., Wholesale Agenta. sat s.t.tk.u
THUFi'TON'S IYOKY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserv ing
teeth Bold l<y all draegtsts. Price, at and SO cents.
JOT YEN'S INODOROUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
EK i (stores soiled gloves equal to new Sold by all
'lrutgista and fancy goods dealers Price. 3S
eent-i. deHy
V1
VTTHK
ONE IDEA'
CLIAN 6WEKP
CLOTHING SALK.
At Oak Hall, <84 7th street.
Nmw bTYLK or CUKLS JUST KKCKIVKD
?t s. hkllkk'j,
'W Market Space.
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
Internal Rivixn?The receipts from this
source tD-day <-re
Secretary Fish left here last evening, to
sp< nd Thanksgiving day witli hi* fam.!y ;u New
York.
Siu Edward Thornton, the British Mini*
ttr, ami taruily sailed yesterday lor Siw York
tn ui Liverpool.
The Cotrt or Claims will begin it* session
next Monday, Chief Justice l>r.tk< is in town,
and ready to resume his judicial labor*.
Secretary Pklano and wife left for New
York this morn ng, to spend Thansgiving day
with their daughter, Mr". Ker. J. C. Ante*.
O. T. AXDmwt has been promoted froui a
first to a third claw e'erkship in the Po^t Ofllce
Department, vice Park 1$. dohn-ju, resigned.
The <*ivil Serv,< e Commission to-day con
sidered the subject ol the grouping and clarifi
cation of offices in the i>ostal service.
The Boston Joi ksal is having titled up a*
its Washington News Bureau"' ilie commo
dious rooms at the corner of Pennsylvania av
enue and l.Uh street, which is a ceutr.il and
l 'e isant location.
The r. S. steamer Congress, now at New
York, will soon be ordered to the .Mediterranean
to relieve the Oucrriere. which vessel, it will be
remembered, was run u(>on a shoal some time
since anil injured.
Mr. Uogkrs, the new Second Deputy Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, has arrived here
and v? ill enter upon the dischargcof his duties on
the 1st proximo, at which date the resignation ot
Mr. Williams takes effect.
Holiday for the Clerks The Treasury
Departnn nt was closed at noon to-day in onler
to allow the clerks to prepare for Thanksgiving
day. In the War and Navy departments the
clerks we'e allowed to leave at noon, or as soon
as the daily business upon their desks are dis
posed of.
Appointments by the President The
President has ap|>oiuted C. W. Babcock, sur
veyor general of Kansas; General W. Yandever.
of Iowa, and N. Hilton o~' St. Ixnris. Mo..
I'nited States eomm.s-lo.iers to examine and
report upon the road and teli .rraph line ot the
Kansas and Te\as Kailwar Coin.any in the
Indian Territory.
Personal.?Senator Sumner arrived in thi?
c'ty lasi nlglit Senator Morton is at the
Metropolitan Hon. Samuel Hooper, of
Massachusetts, is expected hire on Sat;ird:iv.
....Senator Patterson, of N. H., is at the Na
tional Hon. W. McClelland, of Pa.; A. S.
A bell, of the Baltimore Sun, Hon. W. H. Clark,
ot Texs?. and II. K. I.inderuian, Superintendent
of the Philadelphia mint, are at the Metropol
itan .Judge Kdwards Pierrepont, of N. Y.,
is in tow n, and had an interview with the Pres
ident this morning.
Ba? Mate of Alain fa tubs.
PAKOEK TO AMERICAN CITIZENS PROMPT
ACTION BY Ol'R GOV K IIS MEN T.
I.alc advices received by the government from
Cuba indicate that serious difficulties are liable
to occur at any moment, and that the lives and
proi>ertv of Americans on that island are not
safe. The Spanish officials have shown au in
difference in protecting Americans residing
there, in consequence of which our citir.ens have
been maltreated by the Cuban volunteers, and
the probabilities are that attempts will be made
by the volunteers to drive them from the island.
The condition of affairs has been made known
to the Spanish authorities at Madrid by our g jv
erumeut, but nothing beyond fair 'promise
have l>cen made by the Spanish government
A dispatch from our Consul General at Havan.<
yesterday stated that immediate protection wa
ne eded for American citizens. The matter
therefore before the Cabinet Yesterday, and an
order was given that all the ve?elsof the North
Atlantic fleet should rendezvous immediately at
Havana, to be ready tor anv emergency. A tel
egram was sent to Key West for the double
turret* d monitor Terror, at that place,
?o proceed at once to Havana, and
it is thought she arrived there to-dav.
Hear Admiral Lee, in command of the North
Atlantic fleet, had a lengthy consultation with
Secretary KoWson yesterday", and this morning
he leit here for Boston, where he will join the
Worcester, and proceed at once to Havana. Tin
Worcester will be used as his flag-ship tempo
rarily during the renairs to tlic Severn. It is
stated that Admiral Lee has instructions to bring
the fcuns of his fleet to hear upon the city of Ha
vana in ease any injury isdonc by the inhabitants
of the Island to American citizens residing there.
The vessels of the North Atlantic fleet in ser
vice are the Terror, Kansas and Nipsic. Th<
Severn and Swatara are undergoing repairs, but
the Shaw mut, recently fitted out for the South
Atlantic fleet, has been ordered to temporarx
duty with the North Atlantic fleet. Other ves"
sels which can be gotten ready for sea without
delay will be fitted out to reinforce the fleet
It is believed that Minister Sickles was ordered
heme for a conference with the President aud
Secretai y of State in regard to the troubles, and
that his visit to this country is not one of pleas
ure. but in pursuance of orders. The difficult
is regarded as a serious one. and the govern
ment is fullv warranted in taking these step
lor the protection of our citizens.
i
Too *1 asy Irons in the Fire.?The Peace
Society of Pennsylvania held its sessions in
Philadelphia last week, and their patcli-work
platform is a curiosity in its way. iloolution
were adopted denouncing wirs. fighting, arrnic
and navies, and favoring the policy of non
resistance to every oppression. They further
projKise to bring about the millennium by re
pealing the war clauses*' of the Constitution,
and restricting the sale of deadly weapons. Tlii
is all silly enough, because utterly impracticable:
but the convention traveled out of its way to
tackle other ioe>al problems, and announced
itself as opposed to capital punishment for th
commission of crime: in favor of universal
suffrage for men and women; opposed to th.
use and sale cf intoxicating liquors, and in favor
of a prohibitory law. These p^ace men makr
the same m stake as most "reformers," win.
think that 'aw* can be fram< d to effect all sort
of social and political changes. Their eoucep
tk>n of government, if carried out, would be th
wor>t kind of despotism, for they would preserih*
by statute not only what men should do, but
what they shall eat, drink, and wear, and even
what they shall feel and think. Every year
through the efforts of demagogues, laws are
placed ujton the statute books throughout th
country which remain dead letters because it is
impossible to enforce them.
Cow or How ??The Chicago commission U
investigate the origin of the recent Are, and the
responsibility fbr its extensive spread, has so fa>
ouly deve'oped the facts: That Mrs. O'Leary
went to bed at half-past eight o'clock on tin
night of the fire, on account of her "sore fat;"
that Pat McLaughlin, the tiddler, resides in th.
fiont part of O'Leary's mansion; that Mrs
OTeary heard Mrs. White say that McLaughlli:
had a party, and the party wanted oysters, ami
the oysters wanted milk to be "shtewed'' in, and
that they went out aud milked her (O'Leary's)
cow. The McLaughlins admit that they were
having a little jollification over a "green horn
just arrived from Ireland, hut deny the oyste
"shtews," or having milked Mrs. O'Leary'sco*
after Mrs. O'Leary had goue to bed. Ad th
witnesses seem agreed that there was a pile u.
(havings ia the bara, aad that the fire was flrs>
obsei ved on the side of the barn where the shav
togs were stored; but none of them have an
idea bow it came there or how long tt burned
before the engines got there.
Mocr Mabriai.es Valid?In the Supreme
Court of New York yesterday Judge Spencer
decided that a mock .marriage followed by
cohabitation of the parties and mutual public
acknowledgment as husband and wife Is a valid
marriage, according to the laws of New York
State.
VKusficsin Detroit are allured by a sign
which n ails, Fifty *enu for dinner and a lun.-h
for your dug."
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAB.
This Afternoon's Dispatches.
AStiOCIATED PRKSS RKPltliTs.
1BON t.l ROPE rO-DA Y.
T> }tgrayk'<t Krcluttvrly It Tkt terming Star.
Grurrnl klrklr* and lilt* Bride.
Li>?I)<i5. No*. 29?A i*l correspondent of
the Ixmdon Tint' i telegraph* from Mtili .<1 an
vi ouut i>l' the rm-ni tutrria^ ot <iw?. SieklM.
Minister of the I'liittsl State*. The con-miny
wv attended by a brilliant and di?tingui>hr-d
company. Among th?v?r who honored it with
their presence was Marshal S< rrano, late ttc
gent ?l Spain. The <lt<|iatcb give* the name o.
the i i.It MUa t'relfch. Ofwral Sifkk* and
wife left M<ul:id the tUy alter the nvrui/.' fur
I.iveri?ool. whence the) were to take the steamer
for New York.
AmirablrRflallAiii Ri"?l?re?t hilneen
(?crmaaj nutl Uracil.
LoM)fti.X#T. a??A ui>j at. h to the K
dated Berlin yesterday, a..y? the Prn^ian for
eign office ha* received intelligence that the
German failure who were under confinement id
Bio de Janeiro have been released by or<Jer of
ih>' authoi ities. A pacific arrangement oi th.
difficulty with Brazil in now probable, and the
excitement on the subject u subsiding.
Tlte Pope Woa'l (?uipranii?e with
Italy.
Rome, Nov. 29?The Pope yesterday, reply
ing to an address, exprcssed'hUeonfideiice in th-.1
triumph of the Church, lie protected against
all idea* of compromise with the rulers of Italy.
The Prliiee of Waif* no Keller To-day
I.ordor, Nov. 29, noon?The latent bulletin
from Saudringbam report* no change in the
condition of the Prince of Wiles sine* yester
day. The fever is not so ireat as it was. The
patient is easier and obtain* "omesleep by which
he is greatly strengthened. Notwithstanding
the favorable aspect of the case the anxiety with
regard to the result Is not removed.
Another Popular Trlnatpk.
th* rd'Pit or RELuirn mm the xisi?
TttT TO KE8IOX.
Brisseis, Nov. 29. The Ministers have
tendered the.r resignations to the King. The
people. satisfied with the aecom;>U>hiaent ot
their object, have di?j>crsed and order prevails
throughout the city.
IfilM's ?iMcnl?a?
BIO r.AI TI ES WHICH A It L ALWAYS t4ISQ TO
BE. BIT SEVER ARE, POl'i.BT?JCARbZ OK
DIAZ? WHAT HATTERS IT't
New York, Not. iS.-A Mexico special of
Noveml>er 21st. says: The government la con
centrating 6,?8t troop" lietr ?aja?*a. I>i%z is in
Oajaca with 5.000 mm. The first battle between
the Opi<osing forces is expected there within
three day*. A considerable number of the gov
ernment forces have deserted, and gone over to j
l>laz. Ample facilities have been granted
?Tuarer bv Congress to put down the revolution.
Sex era' fieneral* and olonels heretofore loyal
have "one over to Dias. I>ia/. denounces toe
past election, and advocates r? iorm- and new
elections. The revolt extends from San Luis to
the Bio Grande. Puebla is also in revolt, still
the government expects to put down the revolu
tion. Aureliaito is hoteriug near the Capital
with his force and the walls are insecure. Col
onel Gutierrez lias pronounced Ir Calancingo
Minister Mariscal Is attacked in Congressional
spec ches fur undertaking a Mexican loan in the
I'nlkd States. Durango is occupied by Borregn
Vera CM is doubtful. Mejia, Secretary of
War, is in command of the armv in the field,
and will attempt to defeat (ieneral Plas.
_ Uallery.
RAILROAD THIEVES?TA.MMASY THIEVES?
BARK THIEVE?.
New York, Nov. 29?Two thieves, a portion
Ot the gang which throws valuable freight from
the trains on the Hudson River road, were cap
tured last night with some bootv thus obtained.
Connolly still remains at the New York Hotel,
wanting a quarter of a million dollars to com
plete his bail bonds.
It Is stated tfcat forgeries on the city banks
amounting to fioo.ooo have been discovered,
which are traced to one Savoni, who has li<*d tu
uba. A large quantity of similarly lor?cd
paper is said to have been successfully passed in
Boston, and consid< rable in Western cities.
Affairs l tah.
BRW-II A M TO! TRI ALU?TH AHKSOIVIRO?
KiLD WIATIIH AND MOW.
Salt Lake, Nov. 2R.?The motion to quash
the indictment against Brigham You 113 and
olhcrs for murder, was argued all diy yester
day. It is asserted that Brigham, though 300
miles away, will endeavor to reach hereby Mon
day, to be present at his trial for polygamy.
All parties will suspend business on Thank*-
giving.
Tlie snow has ceased, and the cold Is intense. J
No trains have arrived. The Union Pacific
trains are thirty hours behind.
Khooting of Two Ira b> a Phlladcl.
plila Policeman.
Phil a i 'ELrti i a Nor. 29.?Joseph Bauer and
his son .Joseph, were seriously if uot fatally j
wounded last night by police sergeant Paulley. I
Young Bauer was a fugitive from ju>-iiee. atid
Paulley arrested him on the old charge of
wounding a police officer last spring. He re
sisted, and his father coming to his assistance,
they overpowered the officer, and the latter used
a revolver, firing seven shots, nearly allof which
took effifct in the two men. Young Bauer is at
home, guarded by officers. His father Is at the i
hospital. Both men are in a critical condition.

Robbery ef Nenalor lorloa.
New York. Nov. 29.?Senator Morton, while
entering the cars at Jersey City last night, wa?
robbed of his wallet.
A pistol affray last night resulted in Philip
Smith being fatally wounded by Samuel Nich
olson. The latter esca|>ed.
Wlr Waaa'l This Done Sooner?
Niv Yob k, Nov. 29?It is stated that an
order was obtained from Judge Brady to-(lav
enjoining and restraining Wm. M. Tweed from
disjiosiiig of his property; also, to show cause, at
h special term of the Supreme Court, why the
order should not be made absolute.

Caal Will falling.
New York, Nov. 29.?One huudred thousand
tons of Scranton c* al were sold at noon to-day,
the prices ranging from f3-V>, lump, to ?">.l'J
stove. A falling oil in priocs wa> realised in the
last monthly sale, except in chestnut, which
ranged from *3.85 to f-l.JO.
Bids far (ieveniment Uold.
New York, Nov. 29?There were twenty
three bids tor gold to-day, amounting U>
?4,09.%0iW, from 110 to 110 4O-100. The am >unt
advertised for sale, VI.000,000, will go at 110
.ITii-lWtO 110 40-100
Governor Alcana Akest (a Besign
?Iackwk, Miss., Nov. 2*.? Governor Aloom
will to-iuoitow reeign hisoffice aa Governor, and
turn over his executive office to l.lentetiant Gov
ernor Powers. Governor Alcorn leaves for
Wa*hington on Thursday.
Treasu^^aestration b"
*ara? ?a ??onni
b# Irm..
ShTLi^'/M h?p IVSf
St. l^1* JLTs^ior al Board at
SSBiSSSlSawWfc
of pierce, ,wu
are strong probabilities of his having committed
the act la self-defeace.
AfalhaUt Prtaat Killed by lb? Can.
S9T *^Bev. D. G
CithftUc priccit, wm run orer ind ft.
tally injured by the cars Isr night.
New Tom*, Nov. 29 ?Snow commenced fall
ing at 4 o'clock, and there is half aa inch on the
ground. It Is very cold; wind northwest.
They call M. Thiers His Moderation."
^Turkeys, unlike oallot-boxea, asast bs wall
stuffed.
V^inee the people have had so aaach saaall
pos there, Pitta-bnrgh la well-named.
?Pin Griffin, Ga., they hare policemen to
maintain order In Sunday schools.
^"Lottery and policy swindling shops are to
be broken Hp by the Police la New York.
IT" Alderman Stewart, of Brooklyn, was shet
in a bar-room quarrel /esterday by a
-?uned Kelly.
?PThe Virginia and Maryland oomn
appointed t? aettie the boandary llaa mm
the two states, have failed to agree, an*
question will go to the Onited St*tea Sui
Coart.
The It lurk I rj RoIIim* <??r.
UWWif r<>? ririv t??>i ??*i?
IUMAOK-RXAUiRaTloa or UR.
Id the I'nitrd Mate* Ctrvt it ?rt i* HaM
?nr yea*rrday, WHw Jtt4g* Citre, the tnal ?f
tbe cat* of J ?hn V B.mllfv. f -i tw il?
of Internal R??' niw. I'.dwarit A lUIUnt,
ttimcrly C Binr**??>? r Imrnmi Ktfcnif,
4tc., n mm* reed FrW'V last. ?m :e?amed.
This waa fin krtit* to rrvwrdwuiiliX rt
#fl? .OtOft-r writing no allege*! J*" aaaatorv l-tter,
?iat? rt March Mb. t5it Fr ddeut eg the
tailed State*. t!?? r. tefot c I'IiMMmI.) whtib
?i?m <1 thr pUtatifir* r? m> m?' ma- iii by
of the Tr? asury.
Mr. Sterling. of r ?i n 1 for t. nee. ret
?ri<VlTf tlir tflil?\tt of n??n Mrt u I
tin iho fltrrt tlat t'tttM i ft K?llin? h?d
rtitx.liiuxlid rn 'li itm l> tu Iowa lit tbe
I with ii vf Mhiuit Ititi n Kiiiimi'. ti J
that Btn< klcy appet*:< l?> ilin itHin of
I'lfftiliiit ?lnhiisMi. t f" it. rta.n.d the
ophrtra IkM Blarkl. y laii <,aaliti.-*tloti"
l?T I be i<ftrr; tiallii.* asked ih- r Moval
P fvklt v alt. r ti i ted |-r?>
tttiliup Ifaii)"! him it. v.* <>rk; yH>i?
a'?i>?liiMliiitln' Cunfidi a n t%i. 'H'i-jjUj pf
Mr. Kullii.n. iml iHd net b> 1 e ?w >fln
i.< ted itb *i t a.icged fran i? It Si* N <>rk.
Fix t'i maMi'iict Koil.n-. il. <1 ti.lani. w?*
ttirh |>nt ui?li the and, a:..! h-s cvanima'Hta
occupied the entire da\ H kmmlrilfMlthtt
he ?rot* tbr Wt?< r to Pr v 1 .-??t llriiil U|?*
win. b tbe suit ta tmv.ipht \t itt.etts b><l .ion>
L?tbili|| la rrjanl lo ik< h>-? i t ila iHjiikI Ir*
Ift, >mAJ tat hrlttvr to I I 1*1 n impropertv
withdrawn from thr <h pa i ttt Vitnxw rv
qncated ?he Omn.'ttee f V at I Means to
i reate (bf sffin w ???li. ial rrrrani'.
fci*flt>Jn t ?v looMiii.t ai ni It U .|waltfl a
(?na~ ih< ihiti'ii were aach .?t? rr^tirr M; in
IK t?>lM r. INT. he n-c?>Bin?eii?it <1 thr a|<fMHiitai< nt
t N P i 1 jm.m.of law*. a aK'iaki
ronmria. it waa arif ht tlw n?c.>?tii. HiU "i
of (T?a. tinwt; Mr. Mri'u'lu.li I be wo-d I
like to ap|?Mnt Mr. B.ncsh ?itin?? told 1
that hi* impression* wvrr ?itkv?r>Mr to Mr. It
bnt If hr could lie *ati*fb-d -th his pecuni
inti'frilr lie vunM sacrifice hi*, wishes. the n-
MMaiit attorney general. Mr. Aahton. said
thought Mr. ft. was horn at |iecmiiaril>; VI
McCullorh m1<I th< i?|i|<(>intni n'tw ina.l*
the r?-?iu?'f( oi Mr JoktnuNt. 'tr. tlioH(lr
ai'illil be pm<liH-ti?e o? hai i iuiiv to rum-n'
the a|>|H>iiittin nt, Mr. liiiickieN 'nmui nn I I
tlutwa on the last of July, ?;t ah* ?r
tor a time.an<l ott M* return he h-arno4 tl t
XIr B. ?m> In Nt ?r York; hail no k^MiwIeity.
1| I Tit Ion til ?0 U" ri rri-.l a i
the Seerefarr oi the Treaaurv who -lul not
jx-ai to kn<>? that Mr. H. w%- tfcetr.
The iffilai it* matte acaixst Mr. RoUm*
Xe* York wero then rc??l. t"?: -ther Willi
era I lelter* ftoni Mr. Rolltiix t<> .rri-tarjr M
Oiltocli In rejjaril to ttieae rhtrp^, and the c?"i
(lin't oi M t. Hinckley. Ttie |w'"m> It oonferr I
with aato the tttueaa ot Mt. Htu<-kle<r for fct? f
altion. (all of a tn.ni concurretl witU him in o|>'
loa.) were 0<-n*l Oraot. Vic* Pn iib nt Coltu
t?? ti. Srlteni k, Samut l Hoiuht, of Maaaa -h.
H!tt?, Morgan, of New York, i attell. of V
.lemy. Alla?>n.ol Iowa.? banJter.oi Now %'oiL.
Sonator Morrill, ot Vermont. au<l S. n?tor Kits
tr>?. (ieneral Grant, apeitkltig of Hin.'kler. t?
the tall of MM. aaltl. "After mv rle turn, I -u ill
no lor him early."
Mr. Itolliu* w a* then nirati "i?il n rela' n
the at?anlt make ii|M>n him 1-t Mr. Itln v.
and Mated that Uinrkloy (pfroarhW htm w .i
an inarticulatetl voice like a h ?w| and artt J
wildly and unnaturallT: ?ltti(M waa mwiii^
the atroet from the 1'hbitt Hoaae towartla bi?
tUSce: waa walklnf reflet-tlvt-ly, thinking alxiut
a mfMM to be m?<)<- hj him to the gift ot
Hible by geuttcaii'ii In bia tle|>a( m nt when be
wa? ititerni|.U I. tl. jjlit It a ver* inappropriate
time to have aficlit. and ran l^lt a- pi tre to
a told m? rtlacmlitable a aoene; Itlnrkiey hawle.1
out that he hatl tr*t> d bta brarert and that waa
all be deetn-tl- aaw Mr. Harland a few minute*
alter w anl. who waa bloodv and hia rlothea were
aaOad from Mr. Binckle>\ aaauult u|a>n htm.
Itnei-a a I ho testified that while the pnu-eedinga
w ere going on a^ainut him th< Secretary of the
Treaauiy told him that all prooe<-<ling* ageinat
him won Id bo <lro|-|iei| it be would r.oifn aiij
that the President waa a bard man to tight
agauiM.
Mayor Hall's Kkmotal nr
THE C<IMMIT1ICK Olr K(\ EMI V?At a m-etlllg
of the committee ot arvciU) in Nt w York Ikat
nigbt the resignations of Henry G. Sti IiIn-h, re
cently Mi'iaiiiited Commiaaioner of l'.-trka. a nil
tiene'ral Itarlow, who waa ehoaen At turner
General ot the State, were accepted, and rcao
lutMNW were atlopied "That, tor tlie pur-fioae of
ao< uring to the people of thia city the Mibntaut ytl
fraitaof their victory In the recent election over
corruption, thin committee projioae to use every
law tul cflort to arcure aa earlv aa ptwMible tiie
rt mot*! of the present Mayor from the office he
holds; that if the Mayor khall continue to dety
the niirr* w ill of the people, and aliall pern ?t
in tetaining bis official pomtioti, the c< muiit 'C >on
legislation be instructed to prt pttre and prea al
to the Legislature, immediately on its m -.-tiiig.
an act which shall be anfRctent and fit dual t?
remove him at once, without waiting tor the
completion of the new charter, remithal meas
ure!"." It if- lielievcd in Niw York that the
Mayor bas decided, like Major Scott's coon, tu
"co'mc down."
Thi Graxo Naval Ball ix Honor or
Alkxi* The grand naval ball atid re.- epti.ia
given by the officer*, ol 'lie nat v ..rk 'o
the Grand Duke Alexia and the officer* of the
Uusaiaa fleet at the Brookly na< y yard la*, eve
ning was a graad attair. From nine t twelve
o'clock carriagrr extended continual!) from the
1 niton Ferry to the gate of the yard, nearly
miles. Pemona were* kc|>t waiting thrae er (bar
hour* before reaching the ball room. The crowd
was very great, comprising admirals and gaaar
ala. captain* and col one la without number, and
very atanv distlngulabed cMlaeaa of New York
aad Brookly n. There waa a large aaacmM.ige of
latliea. The ball room waa gorgrou-lv UMM
w ith flap anil ensigns and implemeata of war.
1'he 1>iikc wore the iMiiftirm of a naval 1 irate*
ant, and took lionizingootdlv }1 d
time* with Mrs. Admiral Smith, and aitci ward*
with younger ladies.
Thr Pillory a*p Po?t ir Delaware?
The semi-annual exhibition of puni>hmeni
inflictetl by the pillory and lash took piece in
the coart-yard at Ni w 4'aatie on Sattiidtv.
Among the number whipped was a man imni d
?loshtia Lutton. makins the rourth time he had
Ik en to tbr "|<o--t." He saul on a pn vi ius o
casion that "all the manhood waa whipp -d t
ot me the tirat time, aad mow I don't cere for
anything." Tbc following penona having bee*
convicted <>1 ditlerent i?etty laroeeiea received
punishment as followa: Joahua l.utton, M
(ashes; Charlea Blake, an laahes; .lolin Bush
colored, one hour in the pillory and SB luahea:
Jonathan A. Grave*, one hour ie the pdtery and
at' lash; has. Bayard, eelmvd, em the
tdllory harlea M. Thlbbctt, lathe*; doaeph
Harris, coloretl,'Jii I vbe*; Isaac Pier. r
in the pilhiry l ewis i ollina, oetated, 9u laahr*.
1t ./a??s^r</?i. Ofl.) I 'oatatrrcaof.
The Popr Dccnuii to Kehaiv ik Kime
Perfectly confirmatory of previous MM
atating that a prwmleeet eartliual had dlrmd
that the Pope at the coeaiatory on Fndav Im l
declared hia latcattw of remainiu at ftom",
the aiinounci ment is made in the e'deWI jour
nals of the Italian government thataecu ?4t
the caae. anil the rope has for the prw1
al>ar*kined his intenthm of leaving the Holy
City. Cerdiuala AntonelU end Palrii.ti were
the prin?i|MU agrnta in diaanading the Pope from
witlidiawal. Great i*tid*rti*i la felt et th.a
decieion. The Pope haa notified President
Thiers, through the Preach >mbam>ilnr at
Home, that the t 'aatle of Pau aill not l>c o
pied by him at present.
A. "High Cirr?rn" Corf A rclitkw?A
New Yoik corresioathnt write* A caaflbn e
ol Advanci d UituaUstic' clerg* us
the neighboring ilioceae la la' contemptaUea,
with refrrence to the recent anti-iit iali-t i i?
toral address of the Bbdmpa of BUtlmovr?or to
be more specific, with rctermee ta the aatM*
jated subjection of oertein higb-< hurch n ctare
hereto Episcopal diacudine, toeching the re
cently cnunclawd doetnaaa ea the wafmloml
and the real oreaence. The name s of Rev. Dr.
Ewer. Rev. Mr. Morrill, Father Bratlk-y and
Father Minea are mentioned aa pro mi in nt ia
the mov ement.
Thr thial op Mrs. Wharto* f?>r th?
Raimalaf mt Oeaeral Ketchum cemaMacca at
Anna|ions on Momlay next. Attorney General
Syrster will assist Mr. Re veil in the proaecution.
The 1 ndictment of Mra. Wharton haa four coenta.
One count charge* that ahe, oe the 24th of Jane.
IK I, gave tartar-emetic to William Scott Koteh
ia, in lemonade: another that on the ?"?th of the
maaeRaoath ahe gave him tartar -emetic In tea,
aad the other twe ever that oa the 28th of the
same month, oa two ocoaatona, aba gave him
tartar-emetic aad yellow Jasmine mtaed.
Brthrbs IH Khw Orlrabe. The ap
proaehinR Mace-Cohan mill, the 3oUi iaat., has
filled St Charles afreet with the refuae of North
ern cities. Wretehea of every Imagmal.'e
calling, including the thief aad the prlaefighter,
atrot along the Utoronghfare wtth an impeth-noe
that ia a mortifying reflection on the morality
of a community that permit* aach disgrace*.
^Hthla the next flew daya the cHy will be a pan
of fMeaa ami braiea*a~-jr. O. />?ce
Thr Chicaoo Cofrrtninioia?Up to thig
date the Chicago Keller and Aid Society h?a
received S2^W^W caah far the benefit of tha
aufierer* by the ha. GoatrtboOoaa nam* from
forty States and f
_ hoard alwav* revived
old ralaftoae aad any M"atitHy at peer relatione.
gV-Chicago was lately edUed by a duakv dam
ael who peraiated la turning aomeraaulu ia tUj
bill hi the Illli
that women shall aot be
cupatton except the military.
aad aw
preveiiu t
B trior* r
he* light fantaaOe tooa, Mra. Mar; Jane Water
Of VttLHi? a low took poieou laat week a I
died.
"A beaker ott Weat kept a aaaw a r
aa hour to Aad eat whether a tea daflUr b I
not a hundred dollar one
A riddle which ought never ta hare t> ~a
Whv are engaged leth?a like old ha itaT
they fiifiiwr^afl.lhouiUMju i'cuot^