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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARxEr.--LoSDos, Dec Even
ing.-Consos closed at 925s for money aud account,
ex-dividend. American Securities closed quiet.
United states F1ve-Twenty bouds, IAN. Railways
closed easier Illinois Central o. Erie Railway
shares 81
PARIS BouBsr.-PARIs, Dec. 1.-Bour.e nrm:
rentes 70fr. Doc.
FRANZ FORT BOURsB.-FRANEFoBT, Dec. LIMITED
States nve-twenty bonds closed at 1874 q 1881.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec. L.
Evenlng.--Cotton-The market closed quiet but firm.
Middling upands 11,sd. "A Nd; middling orleans,
1lsd. The sales Of the day foot up ", 900 bales.
COTTON FRON BoMsAy.--LivERPoOI, bee. h--ree-
graphite advices received put the total shipments OF
cotton from Bombay for this port up to November
n, since the last report, AZ $4,000 nales.
HAvRE COTTON MkRKEr.-HAvRg, Dec. 1..-Sales
have been made OF low middngs 70 arrive at 124s H.
per cwt. The market closed nrm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARgEr.-LIvBRPooI,
Dec. MARKET unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARErT.-LrvERPoOL, Dec.
1.-Cheese 60B per cwt for the best grades of Anne.
rican lne Lard firm but unchanged. Bacon quiet
NJ $50. Reef heavy.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAREEr.--IivERPooI, Dec.
L--Renneu petroleum, 1s. od per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARyEr.--LOsDoS, Dec. l.
Evening.-sprits turpentine, eos; talow, eos. I'd.
linseed oil, f21. So.
PETROLEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec. 1.--Petro-
leum quiet nc 5s1t bid; sellers ask 55f.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A $50. s.-sCHENcK's PULMoNIC SYRUP.
"A. sea weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills win cure cone
70 the directions They ali nre Be taken 81 hs sand
time They cleanse the stomach, the liver put q
good blood patient begins to crow in esh ih
diseased matter IN the lungs and the patient
the disease and gets wen This the only way
three medicines Dr.. scHENcK, Of Philadelphia,
consumption. The Pumonic Syrup rpens the norbd MAJ
discharges and purihes the blood The Mandrake Pn
S ns hesby ons and cure liver
of the most prominent causes Of consumption
weed Tonic nvgorates the powers OF the stomach
the digestion and brings to normal and healthy Co.'S
The great why physicians do not consupcn
cough stop chils stop night sweas hectic fever,
by doing they derange the whole digestive LOCKING
Dr. scHENcK In bis treatment. does not try to sop cough
night swcat chs or fever Remove the cause and they
all stop OF their accord No be cured Of conf
aed throat unless the liver and stomach made healthy
Dr. SCHENCK, who has enjoyed uninterrupted good hea
consumption, his physicians having pronounced his css
hopeless and abandoned him to his fate He cured BY
used Dr.
with remarkable Full directions ACCOMPANY
sCHENCK 1ness patients their lungs examined and
for this purpose he professionally at his principal oce
Philadelphia Saturday. where oil letters for advice mus
street, York. every other Tuesday and at No. 80 Hanoi
YER street. Boston, every other Wednesday.
ON T anS az No.
over street, Boston, on WEDNESDAY, becember9 He give
advice Free but thorough examination of the lungs Will
Price Of the Pnmonc Syrup and seaweed Tonic each 81
per full supply Of DR.. Schencks medicines for
ut all times at hts rooms.
Sold also wholesale and RETAIL by John +. Henry, sue
cessor Demas Barnes Co., No 81 Park New York.
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L,,fGrl fA,sE RrrrEssNILrl1Ns.

famrc r. Tnsd9e, cerK IN the crnpoy Of
K.uefl Bake, gold 6fotor. SO. u Wall street ap-
rafed heiove Jusiice Dodge az jefferson Market,
iea days since aud made atildayf that man named
Luthsl a. Birgham residing at Va. l,0 Congress
street BROOKLYN. had defrsuded hs employer
"ni & ts5ag ~ gold, under the follow
InR cirumstances:--On Tue 2sih Of Novem-
Yer laN Husdsie represented tltt bingham
came y thc cticc Of his employer and
stated 70 hn tbat he desired 10 borrow the shove
amount al l5is pey cent, giving his chsck on the
American National Bank OF this city for ST. 500. a
cheek drawn on the Pacific National Rank for $1,000,
rufpofun2 70 he signed by Richard Anime rmaD,
drawn paJ able ~ his order aud due bill for SO 81
80 security, representing that they were good and
would DC PAID upon presentation at the banks. nus
adc believing his statements To We true loaned M "a
Ghe money but gubseq learned upon preseniin.,
ne cecEs at thc D9ns, that they were worthless *
no enoa persons had any mUncy deposited there
ud CHARGES Tie Representations made k,r tic
uufpsse ~ dcirauding and cheating his EMPLOYER.
y wNflart was ISSUED upon tue above statement 10.
tnnuBNfp IT, aud placed ~ the hanls ~ detective
ffHliY Who gNR eoued N affeating Nh4tAlH vest \.
49, afernp8n. Who upon teing arraRnea piealad
rn Eai.N i0 .sc C4aiLe. DO WA toAAAittd ~ sA
Sliil4ss.ttD.
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fHo6sBlE FATAL ARRAY.

Between the hours OF nine and ten O'Clock on Mon
day night while officer MCPHERSON, OF the Ninth
precinct was patroling his beat he heard the cry OF
..murder'' proceeding from the tenement house No.
Weehawken street, and Immediately proceeding to
the spot found the first door, In the hallway,
man named John Wing lying on the floor insensble,
bleeding from wound In the head. ana a
woman named Johanna Lynch beating him
numerically with the stock OF gun,
while the husband OF Johanna and the wife OF wing
were engaged III hand to hand contest near 10y.
The officer sounded the reserve alarm, when officer
Coard, OF the precinct, came 10 his assistance,
and the two succeeded In queling the disturbance.
Wing was removed TO his own room and a physician
sent for, when II was ascertaned that the unfortu-
nate mans skull was fractured to such an extent
that II was deemed advisable To have him removed to
Bellevue Hospital, where he is now lying in o crtl-
OF his recovery. There has for some time past ex-
listed feud between the two families, who reside in
the same house, In adjoining rooms on the
night Of the ARRAY, Wing being somewhat under the
influence OF liquor, repaired TO the apartments OF
Lynch with a single barrelled shot gun in his hand
which was unloaded, and pointed 10 AZ Lynch, who,
surmsing that his life was in jeopardy, spTang upon
his assailant, wrenched the gun IRON his hand
and dealt him blow on the head with 1t, telling
him insensbe to the moor, breaking the stock from
the barrel The two women seeing the probable fatal
ln and possible prevent their respective husbands
from getting hurt. Mrs. Lynch accordingly seized
the butt OF the broken gun and commenced an
salnt upon the then helpless person OF Wing, while
tue latters vile, with hatchet IN her hand. com
menced an assault upon Lynch, az the same time
crying murder as loud rs she could.
Lynch and his wife were arrested and conveyed TO
the station house until yesterday morning, when
they were arraigned at the Jefferson Market Police
Court, and from there were remanded back to the
station TO enable the officer to procure
tiacate from the house surgeon at Bellevue Hospital
as to the condition OF Wings wounds, but up to
four T. A, the hour for closing the court he had not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-02
JHe GAMBLE POISON CASE.
A Writ Of Prohibition Against Holding An
Other Inauest Granted.

A Writ of Prohibition Against Holding Au-
other Inquest Granted.
This extraordinary case has been revived In q new
shape. 10 viii he remembered that a few days ago
the remains Of hrA Gamble were again disinterred
aud taken TO Piermont, Rockland county, so that
John QuacEenbos one OF the In that county,
could hold an inquest. The coroner ernpanelled u
jury and commenced the inquest Mr.. Clinton, on be-
ha of Gamble applied TO Judge Gilbert for writ Of
prohibition against the coroners OF Rockand county
foroidding them from holding an inquest 70 inquire
into the cause Of the death OF Mrs. Gamble, on the
ground that 1t was too late. Mr. Clinton took the
position that lnaAmuch as u post mortep examna-
ton wac he'd IN August last and the body was cut
open and mutinted ana the stomach aud other por-
uOns gwen 20 Dr. D0reIrus 10 analyze, IL would be
Impossible Tor coroner 10 hold an inquest accord
Ing 70 the provisions Of the statute upon That sub
lect especially IN view ~ the fact that decomposition
had SCI ~ ~ tne time of the post mor;cm. The
statute requires mat coroners Jury, before render
Ing n verdict, tnonld have AL inspection Of the
budy.r
Mr. Clinton maintained that where body had
been cut 0pcn partially dssactod aud the vital parts
or large portion ~ them were soparara,i and
taken away eud the body had become almost wholly
necOnpOscd thefs could bt Coroner's inquest held.
Npon these grounds Judge Gilbert granted a writ
~ prohibition against tie corOners OF Eockjand
county restFaiu,ng tnein from holding or attempt-
inv 10 hold inquest to inquire into the cause II
aeatN o. iirs Gamble fh's Wrt has ueeu served
.bea u e4Jf 9a3lAe.pVs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-02

STEAMSHIP MIAMI from Fernandins, before reported
ashore below Mobile has been got o1 and taken mp the
latter port In bad condition.
snrP ELECTRIC SPARK at San francisco Nov Is from
BOSTON, experienced Aug a. In lat ID 30 terrific gale from
sSE split new foretopsaii lost neyv b, and shipped
heavy which washed uoveaoe rom the decks
sides doing other damage.
Sem JoifN III ALLgN, OF and from PHILADELPHIA with
cargo Of COAL went ashore In the storm to-day dec
scituate. The vessel lies In an exposed position.
SCHR CHAs y CAHsTAIRs, before reported wrecked
Lott Beach, has biscd, and will prove total loss
scHR NARY ELIZA of Argyle, Es, syvaine Mouse,
ter sailed from Boston the 10th OF june 1857 bound TO 81
Pierre n'queou, laden With general cargo, and also had
shipped by Hessrs wise RUSSELL Of Boston. On sunday
night June - during dense fog the schooner Seal
~. s y,ng gu mp Sspc, an me ~ T.tet
and there sold for account OF the underwriters The master
represented that the Of specie in the Of the
shortly after striking was impossible 70 save H. diver
was immediately sent from Yarmouth. Ms 20 sndeavort TO
recover " but returned without reporting nothing
could be Of II Some time afterwards mrJ Moody,
agent OF the underwriters At Yarmouth, Ms having had his
supcons aroused TO the truth Of the captains statement
privately set on foot which finally ress in he confession
OF Of the who owned that the specie had been
saved secrecd and subsequently divided among hcm the
each, the receiving the balance for himself The
the hands of the Queens counsel and nj The
Supreme Court held A. Tuste. 10 May last The deposition Of
found true bill Of indictment against the MASTER mate
cook The Judge Immediately issued bench warrant for
the arrest Of these Immediately hearing OF this he
captain absconded and 10 attn at large The mate
bail % stand ai Al the Supreme Court ia Yarmouth
and, pleading guilty, were each sentenced years.
prisonment IN the Provincial penientsry
Miscellaneous.
We are indebted ~ luIscg VIM Hasbawa, Jr OF the dean
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-02
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS,

LIVERPOOL, Dec 1.-The crew OF the ship Fleet.
wing, which was recently abandoned at sea, have
safely arrived at Falmouth.
LIvgRPoOf, Dec. 1.-The steamship Cuba, OF the
Cunard line, left this port yesterday monday for
New York, instead OF saturday t2Sth), her regular
day.
QussNsrowS, Dec. 1.-The steamship Liberia, OF
the Cunard line arrived at this port NJ nine O'Clock
last evening, All well.
QUEENSTOWN Dec. 1.-THE ship Isabella, Captain
Kerr, which sailed from Liverpool for Sew York,
put into this port ast evening, having been dam
tent OF the damage has not been ascertaned.
LISBON, Dec. 1.-The brig Gladiator, Captain Nick
ersDn witch sailed from New York on the 3tst Of
october, arrived here yesterday in leaking con-
didoa, having experienced nsasy gaze,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-02
TnE e0AHD or HEALTH.
The Board OF Health met yesterday. The only
business OF general importance was the reception
and Cling or the following report

MLIKOpULiTAN hoard HFAI.TH, :
BUREAU or VITAL srATfsrrcs, Dec A. Isssi
In the week ha ended SATURDAY., -th OF November
there were 3e deaths IN New York and 3j in Brooklyn The
over the mortality OF the preceding week three
In the latter city aud twenty-five IN the former This slight
credited in the medical certificates entirely
few infections and diseases OF the brain aud system
that tend 20 increase In fatality families shut them
selves up closely because OF cold weather.
Pulmonary phth destroyed 81 lives In New York 30
IN Brooklyn or nearly onesih Of all who died n each city
last week; while the mortality by all diseases OF the resp
rstory Including phiis, l8 Sg7 per of
the total number Of deaihs IN the former city, a gs2
per cent OF the total) in Brooklyn.
The number OF deaths nfancy and childhood increased
IN New York and decreased In Brooklyn. The
New York equal to 1851 In the 900 yearly o0D Of
Inhabitants and IN BROOKLYN equal about rs 1000
estimated population The temperature the
was - degrees fahenhe and the Of the seregsser
ing thermometers from 20 TO SO degrecs %
Fahrenheit The temperature IN the corresponding
week Ia each 81 the two previous years degrees
than ths last week The those
weeks was fs2 and s6i respectively In New YORK..
Another csamtous burning by numerous light oils
petroleum reported In the metropolitan dstrcl-a
and two children burned to death by bic
naphthA Il. HARRIS.
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PORT OF NEW YoaK. DEcEnBER l, lscs.
Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving 1t this port win
please deliver all packages intended for the
regularly authorized agents who astaoasd 70 Steam
Yacht neet The New York Associated Press do now
collect marine reports attend the delivery OF package
will be BY the following extract from the proceedings
ofths regular monthly meeting held March 9, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April 1863 the Associated
Press win discontinue the collection OF ship In the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
H- The ONCE q the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JRANNKTrE 10 ut Whitehall slip. All communications from
and consgnees OF inward boz I'D
ssls win be forwarded free OF charge.
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Eliuabehpot WIN Hone rorey, and Jacob Raymond, Bot
NYork y
with 5000 sacks wheat H. COO sacks OF barley and
1000 bbls of four. .
SAVANNAH Nov a6-Arrived, ship James Jardine (Brls
Matthias Livepool schrs Irene heservey Nxork sophsa
Black, Nassau
2zth-Arrved bark Nellie May, hutchings, London
Cieared-Bark Duva Cook, Liverpool briggs Dcrwent
OBJ Temple Ayr (scotland John AvLes, Hammond, Cais
Dec Arrived, shp British Queen Liverpool schr Me-
vada, NYork. .--.-g +
WiCKFoRD. Nov 2s-sailed schr Eewkrk, Huntiy, PhAs
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Wind at sunset NV

Steamships CITY Of Washington Liverpool; term snia
Hamburg; Arizona, Aspinwals Charleston Charleston !;
Hatteras, Norfolk ships Atlantic San Francisco; Annie
null do.
Wind nj sunset NV.
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COLLECTION or TAxtS.

The Receiver OF Taxes Is still busy, night and day
collecting the annual assessments. The following is
a list OF collections from November % u the Both
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-02
NEW YORK CITY.
CITY syTELLlGEscE.

Tus wrAragn YrsTKRDAY.-The following record
viii show The changes in tie temperature for the
past twenty four hours Indicated by the Their
mometor at Hudnut's pharmacy, 2ls Broadway,
m RnIid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-02
s HIPPIN N E w s.
Almanac Tor New York-rhls Day.

Sun rises ....... O6 Moon rises. eve 7 80
Sun sets. ....... 4 SO High water. morn 10 OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-02
CLEARED

E Cunard
Steamship CITY Of Warrington OBJ, Hacrow Liverpool via
stsamsh Up Arizona, kaury Aspinwall- Mall Steam
ship Co.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. Charleston-H R Morgan
Co.
Steamship Hatteras Roberts, Norfolk-N L McCready
Steamship Brunette, Howe, Philadelphia Lorllsrd.
Steamship Siiaucus Walden. Bost0n-W Clyde
Ship Nightingale Sparrow, San FranciscoC Comstock
Ship Sir Robert Peel Larrabee London-Grinne Mnturn
4 Co.
Hincken.
Ship Gutenberg NGl Braren, Hamburg Edye Brock.
Bark Meta lNGl, Schultz, Rottsrdam-W Salem 4 Co.
Bark Gazele (Br, Shaw, Buenos Ayrss for orders-H
Bark Mary Pratt, Knborn, st Mary's-Brett. Son Co.
Bark Woodwork (Br), Nugent, Wilmington Cranda,
Brig Angostura tNG). Losckann, Ciudad BolIvar-E Pa
Brig Eaton CBr,, McNsilly, Granada-crandal, Um-
phray Co.
Brig Florence (Br), Ekermann, Pointa-Pitre-Jones
Tough
Brig Emma L Hail. Blanchard Cardenas-R Buck Co.
Schr Lois, Snow, Point-a- Pitre-B Weinberg.
Schr Ella May. Allen ST Martins, WI-B Weinberg.
Schr Bandell, Stead Indanola and Lavacca-Tupper
4 Beattie.
schr Jones' Davis, Jacksonville Brnnt slacht
Schr Smith, Tooker, Chareston-N L McCready Co.
schr L White, Wicks, WILMINGTON, Dele X Racket 4
schr Sarah Bernice Proctor, Ezabehport- Rich
ardson.
schr Lodowick Bill, Ely, New Haven-G Racket 4 Bro
Schr o Acken, Hobbe, Stamford.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philadelphia.
ARRIVALS.
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Xverase Temperature Monday. 4 4S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28
UoRHs, &u.-Dr. White. Surgeon Cn,ropod

CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Cniropodis,,
OF twelve years practical experience In the
United States and Canadas, and established a,
e24 Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, Chllblains, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, sud other diseases of the feet without
pam or Inconvenience to the patient The
shoe canbe worn with ease immediately
AFTER the operation. Refers TO the MANY
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
of other responsible persons who patronIze
his establishment Hours from a. m. to D.
n. Owing to press Of business at Office Dr.
White is unable to visit patients at their resi-
dences except between and p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

THAT'S THE BEN Gents Furnishing Goods
Tor the million, at the most popular, and
known to be the cheapest store in this city, OF
Messrs. ranc Il Goldman, Marble Hall, No
Merino Undershirts and Drawers, for 50, 81 and
and IS cents; fine article, 81 and Sl.25. White
Shirts, 81. $1.26 SI-5O, anu &l.75; a splendid
quality, 90 and se.s0. Socks, IL, IS. 20, and 2t
cents pair. Handkerchiefs, all ready hemmed
Is cents. Good heavy Gloves, from Is cents
upwards. Neck Tres, Scarfs, &c, OF the latest
styles. and at low prices. Call in and see
Compare Goods and Prices, and we are sure
that You win buv. The only agents for the
new Royal Eagle Paper Collar. u.U,E
WRAPPING PAPn for sale. Apply as n
STAR Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

The APPROACH OF THE HOLIDAYS makes its
essentially necessary, H. least for a majority oil
our citizens, to economic, as the arrival Of
this holy time Is very apt to make extra de-
rands upon our cash on hand. Taking this view
Of the matter we ought to make d dollar 90 as
far as it possibly can; In other words, we ough,
TO 20 to the Original Franc, 494 9TH street, be.
tween ID and e, where Gents Furnishing Goods
are sold at prices to suit the most economical
For the benefit Of strangers, we would say.
that "the Original Francs" store has a large
plate glass front; that he has no branch stores
and his stock is the finest in the city. 12,2,1:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

APPLICATIONS IN Y.-Persons
wishing to apply for the benefit Of the Bank.
rupt Act, who cannot pay nifty cents on a
dollar Of their indebtedness. should apply
before the LIST OF January, the ume to which the
operation OF the fifty per cent. clause Of the act
is postponed.
GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law,
ll,9 and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, City Hall,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

DOCTOR J. H. THOMPSON HAS RRMovHD his
ONCE ana residence from the FIRST Ward to
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four.
tenth street. Once hours before 10 a. m, ant
from to J.. m. Hours Of attendance at the
Woman's Hospital, from to Up. m. every
day, Sundays excepted. 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28
Georgetown Advertisements.
L OBACco, SNUFF. sRGAss ANp PIPES

TOBA CCD
5000 pounds, oonsisiins Of Bright OK ounc.
Jumps, Fig. koueh aud k-say, Brisst los. Bisok
down ss Low ~ 80 cts. per ib vhoiessle.
SMOKING TOBACCO
,SoO pounds In Bales OF various sizes. a MAJ. 7.
which l. put up and STAN ped according 20 the r.
2RiTements Of the Lite lac e Congress.
800 pounds OF w. y Garrett 4 Sons ~ a,ch,
Ia sot'i@. It escksses, a do, a do. aud %. .
SErAES.
las GOO. (vsrious brands at $40, 81, 60,
$50, $40. SO ana So per a.
PIPES.
$50 boxes Scotch aud stber Pipes, different
styles. at 81, s. and IS 70 per box, ali OF which
Masonic HAIL. Georgetown a
SIZZLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES TO
inC about TO make change 10 business. will,
Until the 18th day OF March next, offer Their entire
stock at reduced prfc - Our Dress Goods. both
winter and summer. v III be closed a. ..ss.
I hey consist OF Plaid sli Plain Merinoes, Mus-
Inns, Poplfns, Alpacss, Lawns, &C.
Men and Boys wear, in great variety; FlAnnels,
Csmbrics, Irish Linens. Shawls. shirtings, and
Sheetlnss. fancy articles. together with all gtsd
usually found la Dry Good Store; Will be onerea
At reduced prices
ftYFIELD BROWS.
de l2lm no. Wv ridge 81, GeoreetoNo, ID. Y.
g GOLDsTEIS, LICwNsTD PAwNBROKrB.
g. Money advanced oil kinds of Mer ia
chandfse. to any amount. srd for any timeO ~
desired. At very reasonable rates Goods Bought
and sold. Business strictly conhaeutial. MS 2a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

CHRISTMAS GIFTs.-Nothing better than q
nice Carpet, Set of Curtains, Rings. Ottomans
Stair Rods, Cornices, &c, and no better place
to get them than at W. s. Mitchell Il Co.'S, cor.
ner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street, over
Perry & Brothers dry goods establishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

FUNKRAL.-The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret
Chapman, who died In the seventy first year
OF Der age on Saturday, at her residence, No.
q Pennsylvania avenue, took place this morn
ing. The services were held at st. Stephens
Church, where solemn req iem mass was eel.
ebrated by Rev. Father Mentally.