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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Our dates from New Orleans are to the Both !
inst We give a summary of the quotations
aid the condition of the market III leading |
articles:
.COTTON-Appeared to be steadier, and
in some instances, the prices sitter. $40
Ordinary quoted at 40042c. Good ordlna-
~ at Haas. Low middling at 47a48, and
! middling at SOC.
| SUGAR AND MOLAsSES-T market
dat Sugar sold in lots at ia for good talr,
and about lie. for yellow clarified. Molasses
at 10 to 75c for common, Gee for good o'e.
for prime, 90c for strictly prime, and sl!oo
ner Gallon for choice Choice molasses IS
scarce.
WESTERN. PRODUCE AND PROVI
SJONS--(yor3l is in better doinand ana prices
somewhat higher. Not much actlNity III
other articles Of produce.
~ 81 -R-Nali,et dull. Limited demand.
Fine, s. 80; superfine, So y; Extra, - 81
! IAPD-Bv the quantity, 2lc. for prime
;. Stoc., on band small
= GREEN 3GLAT-Shoulders, Is to loo.
OAI-Sill,ply good, but rather dull sale
J, In lots o1c per oi5sh, a, "a =
: (0sE-Is IN active demand at from y ~ u
. - per busEeL
HbIOE-rlare is very little doing "eyoh'
. small retail business at 15c. for shoulders
q Ja1z'jElc. ribbed sides, 19a 9te. for clea
iu sides. is!Q l9lc for plain hams, aud 2o0Soc
- p. for sugar curcd hams. Shoulders an
10 IDS are IN GOOD supply but hams are scarce
y. NJ q. - CASKS OF shoulders sold at i43'
n D Ib. .,o,11 lot
at 81 10 - gallon in cans, and 90e. IN barreI
WHISkEY-There is no demand Tor rolln 4
Of lots. but a good retail business Is dong at .
on 3a,asz 40 - gallon. Very choice orah'
a. command little more.
q SITNDRIES-Po & and are n, So 2
hing at 81 250S3: On, p 4o0@< 1: :
cur Apples at $60s8 ~ barrel, Eggs at p
III 1880 u bar g.
nd INDIA BAGGING-Tbe stock is hght, o
ire there is very little demand, which Is supph
rill by dealers at 3ua3Ic ID yard, IN rolls al
321a she. in bales. %,
f.. BALE ROPE Dealers are seallzing lo4
rec 1910. y ID, in a small way
No BAIING TWINE-Is scarce, and co
n'll mands 28c, p ID. readily.
GUNNY BAGS-Are selling at 30c. pie
. for second hand, and 35c for new.
BURLAPS-There have been consldera'
sold at BOA 32c. each
COFFEE-There is a very good retail
mand, which is being supplied at 29c "
for ordinary, 2903lc for fair to good TAR
81 G32c. for choice.
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D.REGEs, DARKIEs.-Yesterday the city
seemed I" be fun and running over WIN
darl,ir~ from the surrounding country. we
rar,. i,,a,.,, to- mud disposition, even an
anxiety, To hire for mkt year, on the
nan at so many Of them. Several WITHIN
our knowledge were hunting up places III
tn country on the plantations evidently
tired of city lite and having had the ldea ~
a division of the hands, dspelied from thcI
minds We say, treat the negroes Klh'ilN |,
nal. allowances for their weaknesses and
.,~'rouI,re Them to return To their former
position as laboIers.- montgomery Ledger
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nuE cTATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
II Z . xa-.~re County.

Cont. September Term, 1869. :, the estate
Pr"oa sSe matte OF ,he anal settlement o. 'n'
IN Icy. .n Goodman, deceased. .ors II rGood.
rye oaroiae e,ars Interested in the estate o. 2.
SD i.fgrs .he hf too. potato
be liz spps ,ss 9 9Srs souss thereof on the
s3q1 sS ,ss s sai hs, eea1ns
eane 1 can; w 10y s ne senis non CT
an Us I ,yleess sa sbld not be alloe Cd &C II
hls witness Sn.s r. r. Hon ?. H Napier 'h' =
| September, 1869 hand an seal of ofhe'
| thiA October tne 1s1' w. g. DAVIS.
/ (~~> prohata CLERK Wayns co.
4 Nov III DOT
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ADVERTISE MENT.
OFFICE PIONEER EXPRESS Co.

OFFICE 1IoSEER EAliEf1So -
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. Attn, leO6.
II looking over the columns of the News
4 NissrseIPp,an yesterday morning ,nt
tn editor has taken II upon hIlnreu 10 Fehl
HI -,,l2,,,, AGAINST tine Pioneer EAqresS C"m-
pary. | uil,ie no charges against aIf. er-
o. but our REGULAR charges, wilrh are , rs
,aahla a. those of other companies 'i.1
ror.,~r tod oliver a c. o u. bill Til the money
". ,"f.E but Mr.. NerscTr shou.d not n''Ne
bccsnn offended ut this for our iiis.i
A. ,,. ,r.,llt no one and these INSTRUCTIONS
ar .-ivrn to the agents of every express
am tie agent Of the Pioneer Expres.
Conaany mere, and would inform the .Gi. .i
ofts.. News that the Company Is not ha i
up." as he s,lpposes, but quite as iioutio li's
AM pro>unrnus as the institution ne prcs'''e'
over And will be apt to keep alive as long al
his journai. oc,,pA~ Aoac+
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Mobile &. Ohio Rail Road.
N0RTi.WARD TRAINS.

4 a -
1o,,-. >5,,,;l,. ererv Monday, Wednesday
Pas Meridian every Sunday, Tuesday ana
Thurs5av, i - A. NJ. r,,osdov
Arrive at Corinth every Sunday 4u0Su"S
- Conyfr,th every Monday, Wednes-
dav and Friday, at 5 30 \ NJ ,r5ov
Arrive at Columbus, KY, every MonU'''
Wednesday and Friday, at 8 80 ?. NJ. ~
The Steamer Gen. Anderson" cohnee'S o.
Columbus, NY, for Cairo.
SOUTHWARK TRAINS.
Leave Columbus, Ky., every 'ouhuas
Tuesdag and Thursday at . A. ID. r,,ooda,
Ar. n Corinth every Sunday, 1uesua'
an nurse, =, 10 81 7. NJ rondasda,
leave Colinth every Monday, "eiuesu''
and Friday at 40 A. Nj. xra5,,asda-
Pas Meridian every Monday, Weun0'0'''
ND F~iday at % p. NJ. r.,r~.da,
Arrive at Mobile every Tuesday, IhilON.'
~atuday at 40 A. d..
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RIVE call the attention of all who want
humber TO the advertisement of PRESLEY d
Co, Hazlahurst, who are prepared to flrhisn
lumber, in any quantity, and of first rate
quality, to those who may need It.
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THE OILS, ESTABLISHED

THE OLD ESTABLISHED
iaaGY Nltfits;s iftIUSS
OF
W. H. LEINKAUF & Co.,
ID EsPECTFULLY inform their friends City a INC
h Couutry erchants that they are still Aa tner oo
| stand, -,sa.-ss sss
No. 30 o. 1ae, Dauphln St.
Mobile, Ala.
invita- tn. ..,eut on of Merchants generally to ths
EXTENSIVE STOCK
OF Fancy Goods and Notions,
Stationery, Cutlery, Periumery,
), Suspenders. Brushes. Needles
Pins. Pipes, Thread. Buttons
Violin Strings, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Hoseries,
BELTS. Ribbons, Buckles,
Razors, Backing, Inks,
Steel-pens, Penholdrra,
X
COLONIES, Pomades, Brass,
: Gilt and Gold Jewelry,
: Combs of all kinds, Hair
Nets, Tacks Padlocks,
d Cigars, Umbrellas, Laces,.
), Table Cutlery, spoons,
j Cotton and Wool Cards,
g; Shoe Thread &c, &C.
G. ALSO
is IN extensive stock Of STAPLE and Fancy Dry Good
Is. tc t1e
? low PRICES
Of which they particularly call the .,
-! lore tbay pu chase elsewhere, as they guAr4u's
80: NOT 70 be undersold by any House in this City
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Paid to orders from the Country. They h1v for :
no sSsHrn a., fatjon of their numerous Customers O.
ployed
:, EXPERIENCED BUYER,
ece whose special business it is to I'LL orders i0r
articles outside their business SUCH rs
hIe Groceries,
Hardware,
de- Clothing
b. Boots and
and Shoes, Drugs,
Bagging al
a. Sc, Sc, &C.,
For which no Commissions will be charged 10 u
regular Customers.
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yz~At the request of many of our trends
We have extended the time to the first OF
February in which our yearly advance sub
scribcrs can obtain as premium copy oi
the amended Constitution and laws. we
expect to have the work ready early ID
February.
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FOR SUBSCRIBERS
.ro.... for ..,e Clarion.

.
J. Il. Smith, Meridian.
c. s. jackson, Enterprise.
J. J. Cook, Chunkey.
J.T. Watts, Newton.
A. J. Brown, Charlottesville.
S. r. gasteel, Paulding.
OF. Kr"ler, Columbus.
". B. Swami, Sceota.
Ben. Murray, okosona.
Zeb. G. Cartwright, 1Jmmerville.
). Z. freeman, Gdiiatin.
J.. Guskins, Lexington.
Thomas Hunter, Raymond.
Thomas W. Grayson, Shubuta.
Can't. l.. T. Martiniere, DeSoto.
DR.. J. w. Huffman, Summit.
l.. Ward, Hickory
r g. SAMPSON, Verona.
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TetvsEse>, GUIUE.

Nec Ogieanq, Jackson E Great NoTtke-'" R6''
Road.
T.-sonrcr trains leave New Orleans on
Mo- Y 'i,esday and Friday, at 20 a
NJ. .r.. a.t.vc a Jackson, at W L. NJ
Cg-'r,.at3 o. j. NJ =.
returning leave Canton at . 10 a ~ NJ
Jackson { 90 !. NJ, ON Nednes6ay, IiS' ~
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ESI - -
or TIE

>-.,,-s,,,ar and Job Office has !
been 's',l vii he uel lalertiy located at Jack
hen'' l,i.aed ~ Tie Capitol Of the State we
ON b. r..,riou viii en.er on IA new aud wloer
- -. lIiuesa. and ta;,t, D. making 1t a hrst
S. 81. a. I'D Weekly Journal il may be re-
,.... ,-.fra,,,e visitor In every mel Shbofhood
g-.t
ia claim perfset independence in the
aur orions. We shah labor honestly
. t,r every measure calculated TO
s-.,,,,c,s 81 the STATE AID restore
... ri ,,r,-segftv IA ner iii jzeuS. Onr
b. furnished ). th the latest tele
.s5sres aufsuee from ii1.ortany
....-.,.rs II proceedings at the approach
--~. fogpfbrr with a vaiiet
matter. Special ittc.tfio
..r..l- iergiai news. and the latest
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S8atrcra RaiI Road.

Eastern Trains leave Vicksburg dallH. "'
$50 4. M.-Arrive at Jackson at ~ 20
T.. .ii..son nj 10 46.-Arrive at Meridian
westward Trains leave Meridian daily at
5A. M.-Arilye at Jackson n J "a +. ~ ~
Leave Jackson at 35.-Arrive at Vlckspuis
ar
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sllw Alrsrtis


WE are now receiving large lot OF Gov
TON seed Of the c1op of lS65. This seed was
nI,t M bv ON, of the most reliable planters
in Mississippi, ard we warrant thesh nc
Piti,fqrs wanting the genuine article and
M m;~take will find them, a. small prom
~ ~ mi ,<t ~ ROBINSON Il co.
Jackson, Jan 4, lA65, 10 d.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

TIE EXCITEMENT at the Ebbitt House is
unabated over the astonishingly low prices at
which Chandlee is selling Holiday goods of
finest quality-such as writing decks, dressing
cases, glove, jewelry, and cigar boxes, travel
ing bags, canes, English cutlery. &c. Our
candid advice to every one Is to see Chan dlees
GOODS al his hne Cigar Store, under the Ebbitt
House, corner + and 1ith streets.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

PUBLIC EXPECTATION finds realization in
the fact, that Henning has reduced the prices
OF his 81 Merino Shirts and Drawers to ~
cents, and his .25 Merino Shirts and Draw
ers 10 81. At the corner of 7th street and
Maryland avenue, all clothing is sold for One
Price only-marked in plain figures.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

WAS DIsMIssED.-ln the report OF Wednps-
day OF the cases of selling liquor on SUNDAY,
tried by Justice Thompson, Rudolph Richards
was unIntentionally mentioned as one of those
fined. The case against Mr.. Richards was dis.
missed.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

A FINE House FOR RENT-Attention is di
rected TO advertisement of a furnished house
with ten rooms. to rent in Georgetown. l. /,
in beautiful part of the town, and is a com
modiOus residence.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

FIRE ACROSS THE EASTERN BRANCH.-Last
night a frame building, connected with one of
the forts near GOOD Hope, was entirely con-
sumed by fire about eleven o'clock.
Evening star., 1866-12-14
CITY ITEMS.

JEwELRY.-5i0 new styles of JewelTy and
Silver-Plated Ware for Christmas presents
received this morning Mt Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 43c Pennsylvania avenue
near Az street.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

POLICE REPoRTs-The arrests by the police
in the District yesterday were 81. number
Star, appear upon the reports. The total Of
tines imposed was S14935.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

WHAT Is A MORE ACCEPTABLE Christmas
present for Pa or Brother or your Lover than
q handsome PAIR OF Slippersi Or, what Is a
more appropriate gift for your Mother or Sis
ter or Sweetheart or Wife and little ones, th an
neat pair Of Shoesl A token of this kind
will be more appreciated than the "gee- -gaws,
and s.jim- cracks" which IL has ever been the
folly Of the great American people to bestow
on Holiday occasions Fill the outside, not the
inside, OF the Christmas stockings, is the ad :
vice Of your disinterested friend and servant
who keeps first -class Ladies and entlemen q
Boot and Shoe Store, at No. 27s Pennsylvania
avenue. between nth and 18th streets, where
you can buy Just the article you want in the
Boot and Shoe line. Gall and see the hand
some embroidered slippers and fine Boots and
Shoes Of every description, just received for
the Holidays, and buy pair The big green
sign marks the place, where you can most adj
yantageously depcsite your greenbacks.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

DECREE OF REBEKAH.-Last evening, the
Degree OF Rebekah WAS conferred upon eight
ladies, in Oriental Lodge of Odd Fellows, in
the presence of quite q large number of ladies
who bad already taken that degree p g.
John Wahl officiated
Evening star., 1866-12-14

JUST RECEIVED AT the New York Dollar
Gilt Store, iS6 Pennsylvania avenue, a large
assortment OF Jewelry and Silver-Plated
Ware. Toys, &c.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

WEwoULD REQU EST those inquest of Boots,
Shoes or Rubbers to examine Piper's new and
large stock now opening at APO PennsylyanIa
avenue. between \ and 9th streets. His en-
tire stock was man ufactured and selected with
great care. SINCE the decline in goods, enabling
him to cell al prices satisfactory to the closest
buyers 2
Evening star., 1866-12-14

TCRNED OVER TO THE MARsHAL.-Yester-
Day the following persons, who are required
by the Criminal Court for trial upon various
chaT ,es. were arrested and turned over to the
eustOdy OF the Marshal Edward Hines, in
the First Ward: Ismes Joice. in The eighth
precinct, apd Columbus Winkleman, IN the
Seventh Ward.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

FINH-sTITcHED Doors made to order, and a
good MT warranted for $40; pegged boots, IS;
custom made store boots, 36 so; kip boots for
$3.50 10 SIS; ut Heilbrun &c Brothers, SOC
Seventh street, one door south Of Odd Eel.
lows Hall on
Evening star., 1866-12-14

To PREVENT paying Doctors bills, 90 tc
Francs Gents Furnishing House, and buy
good warm Merino Shirts and Drawers, at 81
cents each: good warm Gloves and Socks
at very low prices. No. 49i Seventh street
near Odd Fellows Hall. 8
Evening star., 1866-12-14
OFFICE or OLAGETT q swEIHY.
" F-,,.ss.- PURCHASE AND SALE brkakl
No 4 Market space Secoud j

NOTICE -Tncse parties who we're uossIs 90
obtain sinele Building Lot from our catalogue
OF Property will be able 20 do 90 no~, We have
the conFe III OF the 70 sb3iyiie xeral OF
the whole squares, and ere uow preparedto orerts
single building Lot urou the zane liberal terms
as we have been ssilius whole squares THIS offers
areat ind ducements 20 parties who coufsm plate
baildips tbemselves q residencs. Plat OF 'he sub
diy,sicn 10 be zee. ct cur ONCE. o. si3-lm
Evening star., 1866-12-14

UELICENsED BAGATKLLE TABLEs.-Yester
day. officers Yeatman, White and Fainter, o
the 7th Ward. arrested Chas. Eisenhute, Geo.
Tucker. VIM. Herfutb. August Herfuth, VIM
n N Mack. Thomas X. Pumphrey, Christie
pber DICKSON and Frederick Ksck for Keeping
hsEatelis tables without license Justice
Handy .ned them so each, making n total Of
$50.
Evening star., 1866-12-14
ADJUSTMENTS.


NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvania avenue, near willsrds' Hotel.
THIS rTrd.y EVENING. pxeEMBER
bEhEFIT VI NIB. JEFF1Rsoa,
Who will appear In h&'t
.--es.ss TWO CHARACTERS
e,fsSli ,tm9S: .tsa Of Disk.o: Seys
NEWMAN EOGGs
After which, j. Madison Morton Farce OF
LEND ME FIVE sHILLlEGs.
Mr !eneIson Mr.. GoltghtiJ
WALLS NEW OfERA HOUSE.
BERRY & WALL ................ .PRoPRIErORs
II. B. PHILLIPS s.......-........s ..srAGF MANAGER.
FRIDAY EVENING. pKoEMBER Il,
GI.rs eh.1 o1%Sius!i0n Cast in sheridan Kno~l''
TIE HUNCHBAoK. -.
for the berant of a... ... -......
MRS. D. P. BOWERS,
mi, assisted by Mr. o. McCoLLOM,
sHsr A EE wAIrEE.-.-Hl. AIrE.Hn n!' 3 =. ke5oELos 5oMEas
- PRICES.
frit are S8 W
Orcheetrs %
FHiis vIGie'''..'-' sIeis
Cys
i JUVENILES
ARE M
dsl4-2t' ea.a COMING.
DRoFs. J. W. b. P. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, "A
Pennsyivsnis avenue, bet. 9th and 7th sts ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Our Academy Is nov open for the eceptisn OF
fupils. A select class is now forming on Wed
hesday afternoon from TO s o'clock, for those
who cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
can be had At j y. Ellis and W. g. Mstzerott
The Hall can be rented for soirees, &o.
Days and HoBTS Of Titon:
for Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Thu rsday afternoons, from 5 to CLOCK
0entlemen q Glasses. Tuesday and Thursday eve
n1rgs, from to 10 o clock.
FOR further Information, apply during the hours
o'tu1uon, or address q note to the Academy.
Quarter commencing with the first lesson. &c 10
lVI ACADEMY, AT "a
mARlkIS ASSEMBLY ROOMS, II
r., between 9Th and l8th streets, III
=, Thls academy Is now open fer the recep- -
u0n OF pupils.
Days and hours Of tuition for young ladies
misses and masters Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, from to p. m.
Gentlemen's classes from to 10, same evenings
N 6-Priyate instruction given to suit the con
Nenicnce OF the pupil se15
Evening star., 1866-12-14

KEEP YOUR HOUSES WARM.-Brown's Pat.
ent Metallic Weather Strips are warranted to
keep out Wind. Ram, Gold, Snow, Noise,
Dust, &c, from Doors and Windows Call at
Office and see reference.
4 DOUGLAS MOORE, 53s 7th street.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

FoR CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation Is a specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 42i Pennsyl ylvania avenue, between
Az al d 9th streets.
Evening star., 1866-12-14
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOK REET.A Complete and Handsomely fur
Il nisbed HOUSE, No. $50 New Jersey avenue,
containing 10 Rooms and Balh koem, fine Base
meat. Water and Ca; fine Yard aud Stable at
tsched; locality excellent, and one square from
the Capitol and city cars Rent $50 per month";
Apply on the premises, or Room I 5 Intelligr ncer
builoine, o. Uh street de III -lw'
EOUR BBICK HOUSES FOB sALE-Two
l. stories high. contain ng four reoms each Ap-
ply on the premises. No. aO1 street, between
attn and 5th SITS. de 10 St.
EOB RINT-A BRICK HOUSE, Containing six
J. rooms, on 9Th street, between and L, Navy
Inquire next door, No 500, for LOUIS MEBER
de 10 o.
EOR REET-The STORES on Louisiana q e.
l. nue., between 9th and 10th streets No So 81
and 30 under Brady Gymnasium They viii be
rented together eepar Ately. For " inq utre
of ULAGETT sWkEkY, No. 4 Market space,
second floor. de 10 dIOt
EOR REET-Forty acres OF prime Potomac
y river LAM d, four aud a haf miles from the
Centre MAJ ket. l2.oU0 loads of m hauled
and spread upon this lot in the spring OF 1865,
while its cultivation as market garden for the
last two years renders il q most desirable place
BkO. CO. No. S33 Penn'a ave-, or 10 L TEN
WICK YOUNG, Lower Giesboro. no 30 cow
FOB RENT1LaIge aud small furnished and an
L fuInIshed HOUSES and APART MENTs suit
able ror usekeeping. Also, For Sale. several
small HOUSES, on easy terms. Inquire ST ARR
co., <esh 7th street, Room l3. oc is-sR'
LOB RENT-The STORE No 32I ID street,
J. near llth. t fronts immediately on Penna
avenue end 10 one Of the largest and most conve-
ntently situated store. rooms In Washington city,
Appiv 10 U. B. BAKER. st the Star Once. jeso-n
Evening star., 1866-12-14

DIED. ,ifFt sd
HARRINGTON. On The morning of the 18Th
instant, MARY y. HARRINGTON, daughter OF
the late VIM. b. Scott.
The friends and acsr sintances OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral from
the residence Of ber Hother, No 1e5 street,
between 18th and soth SITS, the 18th instant at
O'Clock. - rif t-EEaf
Evening star., 1866-12-14

YoUsG ADyEsTURKRs.-les terday morning
off1cer Clements came across two young man
as suspicious characters, ne took them to the
station, where they gave their names as Frank
Bradley and Jerome II. SoutEmaid They
were afterwards carried TO the Police Head
qDar'ers. On being closely questioned, they
stated that they were from middleto wn, Con-
necticut. where one of them had stolen : 100
fror an uncle named Chester Sage. They
are held for adyiees from Middletown.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

REV. A. BoULDKS, " hose name appeared in
our report of the trial of Rev. j. H. Brooks for
bastardy. before Justice Walter, on Tuesday
evening, informs us that the complainant,
Alice Hall, never lived at his house, and he
was not accused of being the father of the
child except by some of the young white men
present, by way of joke; and further rs
Brooks had been tried by the officials of the
church and dismissed from his pulpif-at
which trial the girl was witness-he went TO
hear the evidence, to see if il would CORES
pond with tnat given before the officials OF the
church.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

A SIRE PILE OURE.-Dr. tfilbert's Pile in .
strument positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
verywhere. Address J. b. Romano. Mana
ger, NO. 555 broadway. New York. g.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

IABLRAIN NIVAss.-Tbe ladies OF the
Church OF the Incarnation (EpiscopAD are
now holding a faIr at Odd Fellows Hall. to
continue dnring the week, to aid in finishing
this new church edlfice in the northern parr OF
our city. The leading feature OF this tair is
the series Of beautiful tableaux viyants which
are gotten up with true artistic TASTE and at
considerable expense. The object of The fair
n praise worthy, and goods and refresh mpnts
of all kinds are sold by the ladies at reason
able prices.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

PROTRACTKD MEETINGS series OF meet
ings are IN progress at the East Washington
M T. Church, under the charge of Rev. Geo.
v Leach and nightly large nu m bers are at the
altar. These meetings have been in progress
fcr nearly three months, and thus far a large
nun ber have professed religion and Joined the
church At the Second Baptist Church. Rev.
oir. Bray. progress for over q month. and
numbers have loIned the church. AT the Navy
YARD Methodist Protestant, Rev. Jas T1omp-
son. a series of meetings are In progress which
nave Deen interesting, and the signs are eneour-
aging
Evening star., 1866-12-14
LOST AND FOUND.

1870 NAA>O tOSND'
CAME TO MI PRRMIsEs,- sbout Elk wfeks
To. Is SE 80 com. forwss
property, psy charges. spa t..s @ her sssy.
delsa. GSioatoaS, DO.
&S BEwARD-snayed from Kendall Green
yX 1I Park. On the 10Th instant, dark bay MARE
u. BE- sTsn snr
sH.aSe 'srees. between ID and p.l.ssrs =.
3; & s.s5K e 2ossH
.4y 9d !. 6%Ffs GSsf ss.s S 8 'ss q T; S
avenue. between 18th and 18TH sts. der2-sts
CAgTION-Lost ( or mislaid, . NOT & draVn by
,sSs Iii Tor Sassi dated September 18th
Join PsfCE sEo All T. a.s sas y
'.'n Corner s.A srs.. and
!. tt; e e. Dsss sssy. s s
CSr.-On Sunday afternoon, between Btidgs
- - street and 3 4 JGhp 4 fiP . 9ssreS, George
sexsra sua Ss The ts.nss o
Siss s' s:s9: s
&SO .REWARD-stolen on the night o: lhe
Sse1S. SgSW isd Of septe%pbss from the Rrsmi.ss q
HoksE, marked o. and /. D.; medium S"s size.
mase and tail somewhat sunburnt; has . roam
nose The sbovs reward viii BE- ss,d e e returned
oo2 HysttsviIle, Prince Georges Co, Md
BOARDING.
TWO HANDSOME ROOMS FOR RENT
ti,men with good RUUMS aud FOOD BOA RD Tor $50
per nosth. 800 ID street, between 18th and lstn
streets. de /. at
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOk KEnr, with
sprfS =. I'D & H. Private family Terms %Oders.e
Apply 81 Tue otar once. de ~ st.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, IN
H suits or siDgly, with or without board, at 2S.
ii street, between nth and 18th; Table bsarders
accommodated Terms reasonable Also, Base.
nent Rooms suitable for offices, and a stable and
Carriage House in rear Of the houae for reny
MRS. X. hEARNEY JOkDAN
References: Major General Bright, PAymaster
General; General Morris 5. Miller, U. s. Army
key. MIR X ing, pastor OF Trinity Church; Rev .
faiher MeNsllJ, Of St. Matthew Church.
de l at
SINGLE GENTLEMEN, Or GENTLEMES
- end their wives, can be accommodated with
hOOMs, furnished or unturuished. with good
Board; gas; bath. hot and cold water. At No.
2io brioge street, Georsetown no IS i'm
TABLE EOARD at No. 4o4 Ivth street, o few
Il doors north OF tho avenue Terms S7s per
month. de i6d