Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-15

WARRINGTON WO0UBAN8HIP.-W6 saw talo
morning, ct the faotliy Of Mr.. Andrew Joyce,
manufacture, whioh 1ess great credit indeed,
| to the taste and skin q Washington mschan-
les, az constructors It such vehicles Il weighs
about $50 lbs only, though very solidly put
together. The fore wheels run under, and the
body Is 50 constructed as to make q perfectly
close carriage for two persons in winter, and
an open family carriage for four in summer.
embellishments are eft the first class, being
capitally designed and executed The price
$3.50. How the manufacturer can get up
such vehicle for that sum of money, in these
times Of high prices is past us to divine, though
We are rather inclined to be somewhat cup to
trap" in matters appertaining to the menage.
FREEDON's ECHOES, OR THE HYMN OF L1BER.
TY.-This beautiful song, sung by Search Of
Spangled Banner, d inspiring and depicting
patriotism. This svening, being the last but
one of the Kunksas, let every one 90 and hear
the song of the ags and times
"CARRYINa 21D WAR INTO AFRICA" IA
pitched battle took place last evening, about
8 O'Clock, in the Seventh Ward, among some
"culled pussons," in which hard knocks,
bloody noses, &c., formed the principal fea
Ioo' AHe oauS0 " tue Hgnt Was souo coiOre0
damsels had been to a ball, or something of
the kind, with one party. which reused the
anger of a rival party. and they therefore met
in "copflict Dire" determined to swin or
die" The matter was finally settled by ono
fellow believing huff huff ~ and the con.
tending armies were drawn off It was too
early for the guards, and the police officers of
that section were probably on other business
n
citizens have complained that dealers in these
they give for it is considered In order that
the prices given and obtained by our mer-
chants may be known to our friends, we have
labored to learn them and with the following
result: Family, price given, SIG. 25a$1O so;
price obtained, $11. 50aSl175 As to our in.
quiries in regard to bacon, we learned that
dealers have to give $11 50a$l2 per 100 for it,
and sold at l3sl4c. per pound This il mod
crate.
A MILD WINTER CoMING-The early set
ting in of extreme cold weather-for the NOR.
curry has not been 50 low in the first part of
December for the past thirty years-lead,
to imagine that We will have mild winter, or
that its extreme rigidity will be early broken,
and an open spring gladden. the earth. We
trust this may be 20.
Ar THE NAVY YARD THIS EvRNINa.-Bul-
ards Panorama Of New York City, exhibits
at Odd Follows Hall, Navy Yard, this evening
and tomorrow afternoon and evening, at and
a o'clock.
TIE DrIxG GLADrAroH.-We are pleased to
SEQ that our citizens and tho strangers among
us are beginning to appreciate this great work
of art. Each day tho number of visitors in.
creases. Yesterday there were more visitors
than on any previous day.
jury OUr.-The jury in the case of Cameron
d Sniffn, which has excited 80 much curiosity
among our builders and contractors, was still
in their room at 10 O'Clock this morning This
case was tried before Judges Morsell and Dun.
lop of the Circuit Court
WATCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 14-John Nc
Dewitt, breaking open the doors of Mary Black
ston's house-jail. VIM Garner, do. do. Robt
Caulk, profanity-fns and costs. Louden
sharkey, drunk in the street.-The and costs.
December Is Geo. Drudge, drunk-work-
house sixty dayA James Scrivener disturb
ing his own famiiy-jsil. John Conner, steal
ing chickens-jtl