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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-13

ALEXANDRIA CIRcUIT CouRT.-The Circuit
Court Of this county, Judge Henry w
Thomas, presiding. commenced its November
term tnls morning From the number of
criminals to be tried il is supposed there will
De long session of the Court. A grand Jury
was empaBnelled, and AFTER an appropriate
charge by the Judge, retired and brou ght in
several indictments The case Of the Com. vs..
Williamson, charged with stealing money
from the store OF Mr.. Samuel Hartley, was
taken up.-ALezandrid GaEette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-13

OORPORkAL PUNISHMENT IN PURLTC
SCHOOLS in the case OF the schoslmaster at
Charlestown, Mass. who was charged with
assault and battery upon Miss Josephine Fos-
ter, one of bis pupils, which was tried before
the Superior Court at Lowell. last week, the
Jury, after two hours session. returned a YER
dict OF aequittaI. IL is understood that on the
nrst ballot the jury stood nine for acquittal 70
three for conviction
similar case is now pending in the courts
OF this Dis rict-that of Miss Brown, in the LIST
district, charged with assault and battery upon
Walter BastaHe
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COURT IN GENERAL TKRM.-The Supreme
Sourt OF the District, in general term. (Cnief
Sustce GARTER and Judges Oiin and FISHERY
eas be fore 1t the case Of Jones ACT. Dermott
oetter known as the Avenue House case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-13

AT THE MEETING of the Soldiers aud Sail
oTs Union last night the resignation OF Major
III. A. Hall as president of the association in
v Inch he assigned his freq aent absence from
the city as the cause OF this step, was received
and accepted.
A resolution calling for a committee to urge
upon Congress the propriety and Justice OF
granting impartial suffrage caused considerable
debate, whereupon Captain Miller offered n
substitute, TO the effect that a committee of
ihree be appointed, 10 Cooperate with such
other associations as may favor the enfran-
Chlsement OF the colored people OF this District,
IN urging upon the loyal Congress OF the
nited States the prOpriety OF the passage OF an
act which will ins ure tins great act OF Justice
10 those who compose large portion OF the
people OF the District; which was lost
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DY MCNEIR d BRYANT,
ID Real Estate Brokers, 4s3 9TH street.
vALuABLE IMAPRoyED PROPERTY In

~ 0EOkGEIOWN AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY. the 18th instant, we shall sell
In front OF the premises, at clock p. m, that
hapdssme three-story Brick House and Lot being
Montgomery street, Georgetown. The house con.
tains nine conveniently arranged rooms and wide
halls. The lot contains $50 feet Of ground nav.
ing front of 50 by Us feet.
This property Is handsomely located in O rapidly
Improving part Of Georgetown, In an elevated and
commanding position, and persons wishing to BUR.
chase handsome residence or make O good invest.
ment. will do we'll to attend the sale
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest A deed given
q the purchaser Sloo required paid down when
For further particulars inquire of above firm.
no 9dtd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Austs
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GRAND LARCENY.-Martha yotry, ceIoret
was arrested yesterday by officer Crump. of
the First Ward, for the larceny of a To- of
the property of Anon @. Tabor The
accused was servant in complainants fami-
~, ana the articles were stolen at various
times. Upon searching the house where she
lived. IN an alley. between l. and NJ and 18th
ana 18TH streets west, part of the goods were
recovered and Identified bv the com plainanL
The accused was sent 10 Jail by Justice Drury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-13

DEATH OF ONE OF THE OLDEST INHABITAHTs
yesterday, Col Christopher Andrews dlrd at
MS residence on the corner OF 1Itn and @
streets, from the effects of fall. He was in
his nth year. Col. Andrews was born in Ire
land. but arrived in this country when only 10
years OF age, and shortly after wards made this
city has place of residence. During the war of
lSl2 he was an ad jutant OF the uniformed VOL
unteers, and rendered efficient service. es
pecially in supporting Commodores Perry and
Porter in their attack on the British fleet in the
Potomac. Subseq uently he entered the regu-
lar service, and distinguished himself in Flor
ida and Mexico. He was one OF the first ~ Join
the ''Oloest Inhabitants Association" His
funeral Will take place tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-13

ROUGH DENTIsTRY.-Last light, officer Raw.
o. the Second Ward. passing through Murder
Bay, heard loud screams and calls for help
He inquired and ascertained that a negro
named John Cook, better known as Jack Dia.
mond, had severely beaten woman named
Nancy Garrett. After some search Diamond
was arrested and taken 10 the guardhouse
THIS morning the woman testified that Jack
was living with her, aAd she called him to ac-
count for paying too much attention TO another
coIored female. Jack would not endure her
lecture, and brought IL to a close by extracting
Nancys front teeth with a blow from mis- n ST
Three or four of her cutters were removed
and Nancy did not complain Of the operation
being painful, but the flow of blood was pro-
dIeiOus. JnstIce MOrselI fined Jack - for dis
orderly conduct and sent him TO Jail for court
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RICHARDS, ONE OF THE LYLEs MURpgRYEs
"A reward OF $500 has been offered by the Gov
ernor OF Maryland, for the apprehension OF
Nlmrod Richards, one OF the m urdersrs OF the
late William Lyles, and IL Is thought, proba-
Bile, he will be arrested, as he is supposed 70 BE-
lurking in the swamp between here and Deco
guam Creek.-4lexdRdrid Gazette
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DRIVING THRoUGH A FUNERAL process
EIOS.-Albert Washington, a coIored porter.
was arrested bv officer James, OF the Seventh
Ward, for driving his wagon through funeral
procession. He was taken before Justice Bos-
well, who fined him $40.
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GOLD.
New YoRK, Dec. 49, Gold, 1881.
COMMUNICATED

COMMUNlCAtED.
TIE ALEXANDRIA CANAL AND AoUEDUCT.
b? reference to the proceedings CT the
House of Delegates, it will be found chat one
Of the Delegates from Alexandria mas present
ed . bi at the instance Of the iIessacs of the
Alexandria Caoal, for the purpose Of giving
said Lessees the right to build railroad along
the canal. This bill was not generally known
to be in preparation, and the people Of A|ezan-
dria, so much Interested in the NATTER were
uninformed on the subject, until it was brought
before the Legislature. 1t will be recolleced
that the question Of the sale Of the canal was
considered during the last session of the Legis
lature, and it was concluded not to sell it, but
to give to the City Council of Alexandria the
agency Of che interest which Virginia held init.
Subsequently the City Council leased it for
ninety-nDe years to the present Lcssees. [
have my own decided opinion as to the terms,
&c, of that lease, &C., but will Withhold remark
until the present matter be fully explained
The Canal, properly managed, will be worth all
the railroads that do or may run into Alexan-
dria, but if right to build railroad along its
banks be granted, then'[ fear the consequences,
CAUTION.
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TRIAL OF H. B. LEWIS. The trial of Major
H: B. Lewis, at King George c. H., for the
killing of the late Dr.. Rose, was concluded on
Saturday. He was convicted of manslaughter,
aud sentenced to three years imprisonment in
the penitcntiary The jury promptly recon-
mendcd Major Lewis TO Executive clemcncy.
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G. 0 II II Il z g | & L .

The Northern -four and grain markets are
frnler, with an advance in prices. In Balti-
more, yesterday. Family, and high grades of
Winter Wheat Extra were advanced 50 cents
per Dbl, snd low grades of Extra and Super
brands 25 cents per Dbl. For Western and
Howard Street descriptions holders wore tirmcr,
but there was less inquiry from the trade, and
no shippers in the market Both wheat and
corn have advanced, the latter sal0 cents per
bushel .....
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WASHINGTON ITEMS esterday, in the
Board of Aldermen, Mr.. llogrudcr introduced
a ioint resolution praying Congress to rcpea!!
all acts establishing the present method OF
government for the District of Columbia, and
asking for the appointment of commissioners
and fer consolidation Of the two munlclpa3l-
ties under them. The matter was referred to
q special committee. This is probably, to get
rid Of negro suffrage.
The ladies and others have organized the
Home for Friendless Children Of this city, and
consolidated with the Newsboys Home, under
the name of the "Newsboys Home and AID
Society,"" their object being to improve th1i
condition of the poor and destitute children OF
the city OF Washington and vicinity, by procur'
ing tor them homes in Christian families II
the country.
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DICHMOND CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
~ NEW VOLUME.-The Virginia Confer

DICHMOND CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
n NEW VOLUME.-The Virginia Confer
ence, at its session Just closed, determined to
transfer this old and well established journal to
individual responsibility for its future publlca-
ton.
BY vote of the Conference the presiding
Bishop was requested to appoint the undersign-
ed to the editorship of the paper With unuf-
fected difidence, but with full confidence in the
good will and good wishes of the ministers and
members Of the Church, l shall enter upon the
duties of this office, convinced that success in
conducting the paper, on a new basis, can be
rendered certain by the hearty cooperation of
the preachers and people in its support.
To ensure this, shall spare no pains in order
to make the ADVOCATE a Religious Family
Newspaper, which Will be gladly welcomed IN
to every home.
While the Advocate will continue to be a pa
per Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
and the special organ of the Virginia Confer
ence, and may not hope Of sdiacent Confer
cnces in whose bounds no Church paper Is pub
lisbed, it will not be in any offensive sense,
secturi4n in its views and teachings.
It will cordially and earnestly advocate those
doctrines, and that form Of Church economy
and government which our fathers CHERISHED
and Ia bored to extend among men; allowing, I
the same time, such careful and well considered
nodiicati, rs in the forms and methods OF the
Church AS may be pTomotiVe Of the growth and
spread Of vital piety among our people. 1t VIII
also he my aim to give the rea 'ers OF the AoV"-
cate such informatin in regard to secular affairs
end the business and markets Of the state and of
the country ct large as shall keep them we'll
posted on all ach matters:
The first number of the new volume will be
issued the first week in January next. The pa
per will BIO enlarged with an entirely now face
and published on the following
Terms: For one year 'iHvoTiaj{yin advanced
S. For six months, 81 TO clubs Of ten or
moro discount Of ten per cent will be allowed /;
TO ministers the paper will be furnished at ~ q
wear. and 10 per cent will be allowed on all
monies collected and paid in by them.
Address REV. W. W. Bt Nm ELL,
Ed. r. c. Advocate, Richmond, Va
1S-of
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STRUCK O1I.-We are informed that the
parties now engaged in boring for oil in the
neighborhood of Munson's Hill, were rewarded
this morning by the discovery Of fluid which
readily ignited and burned upon the apDlica-
ton Of lighted match.
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/ CAL NEWS.

ANNEXATION. the Senate Of tie Uni
ted States, Yesterday Mr. Wade present
ed stpetition of j. ". Phelps, for the
remuneration of the county of Alexan-
dria to the District OF Columbia" The petit
toner represents that he has been for many
years an owner Of real estate in the city and
county Of Alexandria tina: lie has no>conf-
deuce in the administration OF law and justice
in the State Of Virginia, and he therefore
mays for the restoration of said city and coun-
~ to the District OF Columbia, fron, which It
has as he believes, been violently and Uncon-
additionally discovered. After much enquiry,
and great deal Of trouble, we discovered, this
morning, through the politeness and courtesy
Of the Commissioner Of the Revenue of this
county, Mr.. j. G. Clarke, thatJ. ". Phelps
is non resident Of this county. but owns lot
OF ground in this city, bounded by Princess,
Fayette and Oronoco streats-bought, we sup
nose, at some confscation sale 1t will be ap-
parent that it is not our province to inlparte to
Mr.. Phelps the desidcratum OF confidence in
the administration of law and justice III this
county, when it is remembered that the Judge
Of the United States Court for this District;
the Presiding Justice of this county, and
large majority of the magistrates; the Com
monwealth's Attorney, and the Sheriff are of
such "unquestionab!c loyalty That Mr..
Phelps is non resident Of this city is evident
from the fact of his being unaware of some Of
the late verdicts rendered in orr courts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-18

Loss OF A NosE-A negro named William
Stepney, in fight at bull Town. near the
Stone Bridge, on Saturday evening last, With
another negro, named Albert French, had the
whole of his nose bitten off,
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G42E@ NOTICE. Gas Bills due Dec. 18th, will
be presented By the 2Gth inst; if paid on or be
fore the 3lst inst, discount of ten per cent will
be lowed but in no case thereafter
By order of the Committee Oh Light
Gcc1S-lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-18

LECTURE IN PRospECT. We have the pleas
IRE of announcing to orr readers that Dr.. Geo.
". Bagby, whose lecture last winter on Bacon
and Greens, or the Native Virgnian, " was re-
ceiyed with SO much favor, has consented, at
the request OF many OF our citizens, to deliver
another lecture here during Christmas week,
probably on Wednesday or Thursday, the Goth
or 9th. The day will be definitely fixed here
after. The title is, if possible, more odd
than that of his former lecture. It is, ''The
Disease Called Love; its Origin, Symptoms,
Causes, Treatment and Cure We should
think the subject itself, say nothing of the rep
utaion of the lecturer, would order crowded
house. To the absence Of other Christmas
amusements, such house, we think, may be
largely counted on.
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" i Il me LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-DEC. Is.

SAILED.
Steamer Wawaset, Gedney, Curioman, by
Hooe s Wedderburn.
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ECIAL NOTICES

ssg~ A regular meeting of the Alexandria
Christian Association will be held this evening,
(Tucsday) in the Baptist Church, at 7 o'clock.
1t GEo. WISE, Rec. Sec.
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APPLICANTS FOR WooD.-Thc Mayor Office
is daily thronged with applicants for loads OF
the wood donated by the Government to the
Poor of this city.
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. $50

ROBBERY A WATcH.-I cSterday morn
ing watch as s1o!en rom the grocery store
of James Bradley, on Queen street, between
Royal ard Pitt. The police were informed Of
the circumstances and an arrest was made.
Last night Mr. Bradiey's dog made such q
noise that his owner went ont to see what was
the natter and. on looking at bis cellar door,
found lying upon it the stolen watch
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HsF NOTICE -OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF
PoLIcE, Aexandris, December l4th, 1866. All
persons are required to attend to their hydrants,
and prevent the water from running on the
street pavemcnts, and thus forming ice thereon.
Ali persons must remove ice from the pave
ments in front Of their premises or houses. The
penalty of the law will be enforced against AL
offenders. [de 14-1w] JAS FADELEY
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uOTEI, ARRIVALS.

MANSION HoUSE-lMudczur d Son P'oprS-
tors-L. w. Sergcnt, Washington; j. Sutro,
Adolph Frisins, Baltimore; VIM; B. Downsy,
Dalton, Baltimore; w. Lee, Richmond; y. Z.
Bcckncr, Staunon: Richard Stone, Miss Hanna
Stone, Fauquier; Charles T. Fsdeley; LeesburG;
J. NJ. Padgett, Md; 4. 3. Hill, Va; y.
Durrel, Nd; H. Rucker, Orange HOUSE
Lyn:hburg; Il. NARROW, Illinois; Burr FRED
and lady, Loudoun.
City HOTEL. -Rojc,t j. RaiIey, PROPRIETOR.
J. L. Gatchel, Washington; A Z. Jennings
Fauquer; Francis Gulck, Aide, Daniel buren,
New York; Terry Ryan, Alexanaria; Charlie;
3. Thomas Baltimore; }. II. Fairfax, and
son, Fairfax; ". ". Buckingham, Alexandra;
j, NJ. Catlctt, Caletts; 0. N. Patterson,
Warrenton; William White, Clarke county;
John Thompson, +. 7. Hutton, Essex.
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Run AwAY.--Yesterday evening about
three O clock horse attached to sulky stand
ipg in front of McDonald's foundry, corner of
Wilkes and Royal streets, was frightened by a
locomotive engine passing on the track Of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and starting
off at speed which defed pursuit, did not
stop until he had reached the northern end
Of the city, where the sulky turned over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-18

HORSES SToLEN-Mr W. B. Mills. Of
Washington, had horse stolen from him last
Wednesday night, which was tracked through
this city. The police were on the look out
here for him, but he vas carried through
safely Mrs. FunsteD, residing near the The
illogical Seminary, had horse stolen from her
Inst week. Rewards ere offered for both these
horses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-18

- POLICE REpoH---MAYoR's OFFICE Henry
Robinson, VIM. Vency and Martha Boiler, nc
groes, charged with being picatea in the rob
oery OF DR.. Bieelow' 5 stable last Saturday night,
OF some broom straw, were discharged
MAGISTRATES OFFICE-J acob Porter. G
negro, charged with stealing watch from Jas,
bradley, was committed for further examlna-
ton
!, Albert French, negro, for manning Walter
sstepney,. also negro, was committed TO jail
tQr examination by the Court
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PooR's HoUsE.-There are now between
forty and fifty inmates Of the Poor's House.
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.nSp GRAND RATTLE OF TURKEYS every
night from now to Christmas, at the Summer
Garden. Come and get your Christmas turkey
for twenty.t five cents. Turkeys on exhibition
every day.
dee l3- VIM. II. SMITH.
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HUNTERS SHIP-YARD FOR SALE
For sale the large and valuable piece Of
wharf property, situated at the lower end Of
Union street, known as HUNTERS SHIP
YARD As it is so generally known we will not
give u further description, only by reteTence.:I
either for q SHiip-YARD or Coal DEPOT, can
have all the information as to terms, title, &c,
bv calling at No. 50, Prince street
dnr 1S-2w JOS s. w. HUNTER.
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< or.rniyed .3-dHv, end Tor So I low, ~.
dec l. ~ - =" &|0 @'H''
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NJ Office TO SHIPPERS.
POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
OLD LINE, VA CIN.4L

NTEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
EXPRESS LINE STEAMERS.
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asg~ NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. There will
be discount of s. per cent allowed on all tax
bills paid in current funds to the Corporation
Of Alexandria, up to the lst day Of January
1867; after that date the collectors will proceed
to recover the same in the manner prescribed
by law, viz: djstraint.
.. WEsLT AyERT,
JAMES FossET,
dec 3tf Collectors.
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dec 3-tf
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81 j, Il. pAHH0TT, .AUCTIOEEER.

Il Il. II. DTLANN,
Commissioner OF Sale.
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EON BUSHELS OATS- nn,Dv
dooa No 8, Prince st.
TRAIN OIL, NEATSFOoT OIL, FINE
Machine Oil, and Linseed o., tor sac He oy
dec g. JaNNHA w W.
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TISHER'S UNRlVALLED NJ n CL
+ MEAT, new layer Rasins Citron and Cur
rants, just received and for sale ny ,r-ru
HARRIE HOUGH.
doo17 Corner of Pitt and Prince sts.