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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES.
100 SMALL FARMS AT AUCTION

lOO
VIII be sold at the Old Postofice, on THURSDAY,
25th November, at II O'Clock, to the highest bid
ders,
One hundred FARMS, adjoining each other, con-
tanning from one to eleven acres OF Land, situated
on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, Edisto
River, and public roads around Jacksonboro' De-
pot laid out into lots and streets, plat OF which
will be exhibited on the day OF sale.
The above Lots will be sold separately.
Terms-One-half cash; balance In one year, with
interest from day Of sale secured by bond and
mortgage OF the property. Purchasers TO pay
j. F. Mathewes for necessary United States inter
nal revenue stamps and papers. OCt25 mthlO
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Gobacre.

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N,
TOBACCO ONIMISSION r G III A It,
No. CHARLESTON, s. C.,
Carolina
Manu- fac tured Tobacco.
T.. PILKINTONS
FLOWERS
Leaf"
COMMONWEALTH pounds and half pounds
S. ANTHONY & CO.'S
r. T. STOVALES
PACE & READY TWIST"
L. A. CHAFFINS "CHOICE TWIST'
Smo oking Tobacco O.
LOVE AMONG
Nand Sons Celebrated DURHAM"
Sizes o which oc25
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
BY R. M. MARSHALL s BRO.
BY KNOX, DAILY & co.

IMPORTANT AND UNRESERvED SALE
i FOR ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS AND
ALL CONCERNED, OF GOODS DAM
AGBD DURING THE LATE
FIRE ON KING STREET. -.
We will commence to sell on WEDNESDAY, 27th
inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and continue from
from day to day until disposed OF
The entire Stock Of Mr.. A. Hing, No. 237 King
street, damaged by water during the late IRE, ana
appraised at over S25,0Oo, comprising DRY
GOODS, Carpets, Mating Fancy Goods In great
variety.
ALSO,
TOYS OF every description, &C.
Conditions cash for all amounts under 500;
500 to $500 thirty days; over $500, sixty days,
approved endorsed notes. oct25
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6otels,
RLEST TON H 0 T E L ,
~ CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

This frst-class HOTEL, situated in pleasant
location and in the business portion Of the city,
renders it the most desirable Hotel for either per-
manent or transient guests. The accOmmoda-
tions are unsurpassed, having extensive suites OF
elegantly furnished apartments for families and
single gentlemen. The proprietor will endeayor
to maintain the high reputation enjoyed by the
charleston" as first-class house. and no effort
will be spared to deserve continuance OF the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed uponit.
The best OF Livery accommodations will be
found adjoining the establishment
The house Is supplied with the celebrated Arte.
sian Water Of which delightful baths can be had
either day or night f II. JACksOS,
iulyl2 Proprietor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
BY r. M. MARSHALL 6 BRO. ~
BYR. M. MARSHALL & BRO.

DRICK RESIDENCE, TRADD STREET,
Dt NEAR MEETING.
On TUESDAY, .26th instant, at II O'Clock, will be
sold atthe Old Postofice, Broad street,
The Brick TENEMENT, No. 60 Tradd street,
second door from Meeting, containing 8 square
rooms and basement, with outbuildings, gas and
cistern. Lot Is by 200 feet, more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay US for papers
and stamps. oct22
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6topes, Ranges, &r.

TOVES AT WHOLES ALE.
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Prompt attention given to the sale OF Cotton,
orally. ocls lnio
Evening star., 1869-11-08
GEORGETOWN.

ACCIDENT.-A severe and probably fatal acct
dent occurred this morning among the laborers
at work on the new railroad, between the Aoue-
duct bridge and Alexandria. 4 short distance
from the Virginia terminus of the aqueduct a
deep cut is being made, in which several men
were digging, and while under rmining bank of
earth for heavy fall, the bank gave way sud-
denly, and fell in one solid lump, catching under
it a colOred man named Frank johnson break
ing one of his thighs and severely injuriny him
otherwise. He was immediately gotten out
placed on litter, and conveyed to his home i'm
the First Ward in Washington. His injuries IT
Is thought, are very serious, and may prove fatal
GEOIGETOwN SCHCETZEN NEREIN.-This as
sociatiOn held meeting last evening at Eaiser's
Hall, on Montgomery street. and after the yari-
Gus reports of committees on the late ball We're
received, ii was aScertained that there was a
surplus Of about S100 i'm the treasury. The eIec-
ton of officers for the ensuing year was agreed
upon for next week.
FALSE ALAEM.-The alarm of fire this morn
ing about O'Clock was caused by the burning
out of "a chimney in the neighbOrhOOd of .Jeffer-
son and Bridge streets. The steamer Addison
turned out, but did not go into service.
MERCHANTS DEMONSTRATIONS 900 bush
els OF wheat were offered OIL Change this morn
ing. with sales OF 1900 bushels prime az so
and 3, 200 bushels choice at Sl.3I.
RIVER FROST.-Entered-Stc Valley
City, from New York. with fun freight for Dis
trict merchants. CleaTed-Stcamer WV Colt
Rythtr, Norfolk.
Evening star., 1869-11-08
ALEXANDRIA.

LECTURE INTERRUPTED. On "Wednesday
night last, George W. Mitchell, jr., colored, a
graduate OF obcrlin College. Ohio. now n school
teacher i'll Washington, a native OF this city and
the son of the porter OF one of our tlry goods
moI chants, commenced lecture at the Colored
Methodist Church. on South Washington street
but was stopped 10y the pastor OF that clurch. n
colorcd man named William jackson. who
objected to discussion of q secular subject:
Progress.
AttH -.EAINsT THE fiTY.-Amon9 the cases
of public interest which will bc tried at the term
OF the Circuit Court of this county commencing
ration of Alexandria, IN action Of covenant to
recover damages for Am alleged breach OF the
agree lnent ora corporation bond, which promises
to pay interest semi annnaiiv.
NEW CANAL BOAT.--AmOng the arrivals of
boats from Cumberland Friday 10y canal was
that Of the ipgt David A. Lowe, the first of
construction BY Bender * Co, OF Cumberland,
Tor the American Coal Company.
SENT ToTHE EPESITENTIAEY.--Felix Quantlar,
cOlOrcd, has been sentenced by the court of
Fairfax county, now IN session. to five wears con-
finemcnt in the pcnitentary, for resisting dep
uty sheriff j. Owen Kirby while in the discharge
OF his duty.
BLED TO DEATH.-A child of William Field
cOlOred. living on Wolfe street. between Column
bus and Alfred, about three years old, fell
against a window pane, on Thursday last. cut
the end Of its middle finger, and bled to death.
DHLEGATEs.-The Fairfax County Republican
Convention, held Oh Monday last. selected Chas
H. Bramhall and u. T.. Hine as delegates to the
State Convention. which assemblies at Richmond
Oh the 24th instant.
Evening star., 1869-11-08
Rresepvamx Anules.

Hand-picking should be practised in prefer
ehce TO any other mode Of gathering them, ii to
pt kept Tor spring and summer use. For winter
use this is OF less important and still less
for fall apples.
When picked, lay those designed for long
keeping carefully in The basket, srith ia hand,
instead OF throwing them in. The least bruise
tausts fermentation, and fermentation is al
ways, sooner or later, followed by rot, sooner in
acondition of moisture, later in one of dryness.
lake them carefully from the basket with the
hano and lay them on the hOor, where they are
10 be kept till winter. The room should be the
ryest and coolest you can seiect-one on
Which the sun does not strike; and the windows
Should be open for fresh air in dry days, but
Closed against dampness, nights and rainy days.
10 secure them against retaining moisture on
'le skin, let the opening OF the windows in dry
states OF the atmosphere only, be particularly
attended TO, as the circulation of dry air soon
ahsorbs and carries of the natural moisture
Wnlle moist AR only adds to II.
The conditions for the largest and best preser-
Nat1On OF apples and potatoes differ in several
respects, and in particular are in direct con-
trast. Apples require to be kept as dry posi-
bic; potatoes to be kept moist. Their condition,
Immediately after being taken from the ground,
should be made as much as possible like that i'm
which they had been before being harvested; that
IL, II packed in moist earth a. soon as dry, with
out being summed or in any " ay warmed and dried
either at the bottom OF potato hole OF in bin
Tor the purpose in the cellar, they will retain their
desirable qualities for the table till into June;
ana II, with little extra pains-taking, they be
the shady side of building, and then heavily
mulched over with leaves, with a little straw
over the leaves, to prevent their being blown Oil
they will not lose an iota of their gooi fall
qualities till the middle of July, when all have,
or should have, new potatoes. All this is known
to the writer and many OF his friends, by actual
trial. many years repeated, OF it would not be
so positively stated here.
Eut to return from DEPRESSION to the subject
above annOunced when winter approaches, and
il Is no longer safe 10 leave apples in dry room
though frost will not irjure them if the temper
ature be not below the freezing point OF water,
81 degrees OF Fahrenheit, they may be put into
clean dry barrels, and the barrels be stored for
winter in the dryest and the coolest place on the
premises. provided the temperature will not bc
likely to fall at any time below 81 degrees.
Will not fruit growers and farmers gain more
by storing their best and longest keeping apples
with considerable expense and extra care, rather
than hurry them all OFF i'll autumn? The effect
is to glut the market and reduce the price at tn
very time they would raise money on them. A
secondary effect is, TO cause waste of them in
fall and eerly winter and thus to deprive the
country OF this valuable fruit for the following
spring and summer.-V Working Farmer.
Evening star., 1869-11-08
A Street Car Re-

,.-., pACTs-BY A LADY.
And TOO 4 shopping went,
Ardv' car up town;
.reu NV steps toward home were bent.
rcos one coming down.
But as we nearcd TIE junction goal,
With EoInc-bOun.i car in view,
Or .Ieht. he IT snail pace stole,
While Mr.. Navy tiew!
To me- This was vexatiOus quit.
Are not these drivers bold.
T., worry thus each luckl, 50 wight.
Who daros frdRsfer hold?
Of course 1 missed the fleeing thing,
But waited patiently,
Tin ereaking, jOlting, numbering,
Another car came nigh.
cried, "Oi driver, is this not
\ Navy car ~ He said
=. No, this is Baltimore Depot:
The Nays light is red.'
Well. night came on. and 20 did Red"
And with goods in hand.
Quick sought my seat. and found instead.
just r Dom to take my stand.
Yet most thankful was to feel,
That was nearing home;
IL did not DER my senses steal,
That more drawbacks might come.
My little prattling fOur-year-old
Stood bravely by my side;
Anon he trembled with the cold,
Till wearied out he cried.
And while his sleepy little head
DroOPed DER his heaving breast
] whispered, you'll be soon in bed.
Where you'll most sweetly restr
just then, an awful jolt. n jar,
sudden tumble back.
Gave us to feel our precious car
Had iOlted on the track.
40! What a falling off was there,''
Some shrek in Wild alarms,
While every other passenger
Falls in his neighboT's arms.
And while we fret DER trampled toes.
And quake with terror wild,
With one tired hand shield nv nose
The other grasped my child.
Three times such scene was acted o'er,
Before that journeys end;
All! glad was tn reach our door,
To WOO "tired Nature s" friend.
But all night long, felt, alack!
These horrid jOlts and jars,
While, in my dreams, l wandered back
TO those delightful (?) cars!
Evening star., 1869-11-08

How TO JOIS THE ENDS or LEAD PIPE
Procure an octangular iron coupling at an iron
pipe manfactOry, which has a left-hanled thread
cut in one end, and a right handed thread in the
cher end. AS such couplings are made OF nu-
meT0us sizes they can be obtained to fit lead pine
Of almost any given size. Let the two ends OF a
lead pipe be cut on square, and If the pipe is
round it must be made so. Then screw one end
of the iron coupling on one end Of the pipe
Say half an inch. Remove it, and screw the other
end TIE other piece of pipe. Cnscrew the
coupling, ill the thread OH both ends of both
coupling and pipe with red or white lead min
gled with boiled oil, to be of the cOnsistence
Of thick paint. Now screw the coupling on both
ends Of the pipe Mt once. If the coupling were
just large enough to screw on the pipe the Joint
will he water-tight, even under pressure The
writer joined cOld-water supply-pipc in thu.
cellar with an inch iron coupling. in I;rooklyn.
where the water is under a heavy pressure and
the Joint does not leak.
This manner of uniting the ends OF a lead pine
are several joints to be made, rs the couplings
will cost only few cents each. And any me
chanic who could not solder n joint can screw
on q coupling i'm few minutes. Before the
coupling Is screwed on, a steel tap should he
turned around n few times in each end of the
coupling. to remove all rough points in the
thread that would tear off the thread of lead on
the end of the pipe. When a tinker or plumber
cannot he obtained readily, when LAYING lead
pipe in the country, this manner of uniting the
ends may be adopted with cOntidence.-Hearth
and Home.
Evening star., 1869-11-08

~HABB HAIR IENEwE Err AT SEVENTY
OS CES1S-At the same price We offer Barrett's,
Ayers, Montgomery 's. Chevaliers. Mrs. Aliens
Ring and Trbbctt's; alSo, Ayers Sarsaparilla and
cherry Pectoral, s5 cents; Burnetts CDcoaine and
Kalliston, Sc; Helnibold's Buchu ani Sarsaparia
81; Schenck s Tonic and Pumonic syrup, Sl.25: Pc
ruyian Syrup, Soc; Wisharts Tar Cordial, 6ec /.
tCS Phalon Perfumes sgc :; Bstchelor : Hair Dye
Ic: Laird Bloom AMI Magnolia Balm, ,Oc. Just
recriye ed fresh lot Hosetfers Btters, gDc Der bot
lie: d ishlers, Sc; Sp-ers Wine Bters, .1c. Zine
nd Rye whi,ky, warranted pure, = per bottle
Also California Wines. Angelica. Port, sherry and
Nusca;el 81 per bottle. ARTHUR NATTANS
Druggist corner d and y sts. north. Oes-3n
Evening star., 1869-11-08

H-Dr. John Porter, of Troy, Mo-, said last
summer that he would die on the second Sat,r-
day of October, and kept his word.
~ Mrs. Farrell does the principal part Of the
burglaring in California. She Is under arrest
in Sacramento for breaking into several stores
sy-The Newbern u. c. Gas Company broke
osn hers tP ,Sr te 'own with
Wilmington Star.
aYAn organ blower is advertised for in Liy-
erpool paper. 1t Is stated that he must be a
powerful, pous man, and able to blow fngues at
sight.
aed To t.stif, In a case i'm the District Court on
Saturday week, when. theiday being cold and
blustery, she wrapped her infant up so closely
that ON reashing the court house II was found
to be dead.
Evening star., 1869-11-08

THE Boy OF THE PEEIOD.-William Henry. a
lad of fifteen years, lived with Mrs. Hester Pr;g-
ham, at Athens, Ohio, and lately elOped with
500 of the old lady's money. A mcighbor of
Mrs. Brigham's followed the boy to Cincinnati
and found him at the National Theater, inside
of a bran new suit of clothes, and sporting a
gorgeous watch-chain and cane. The neiphi,Or
tapped the boy on the shoulder and easily per
suaaled him out of the theater. In the bow 5
pocket were found a little revolver, German
Silver hunting histle, knife. and pinch heck
watch, purporting to be gold, and 81 s5 in money,
all he had left out of the 800.
Evening star., 1869-11-08

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-LOdgc No. Il of this
Order in Virginia will be instituted at Leesburg
ON Thanksgiving evening. the 18th inst. Friend
hip Lodge, No. 8 of this city, will visit the Bal
timOre lodges on Thanksgiving eve. Supreme
Chancellor Samuel Read, Of New Jersey, who
is at present confined 10y sickness in this city.
has granted charters to Excelsior Lodge, No. ),
Gated AT Chicago; No. Lodge OF Louisiana. To-
Gated at New Orleans; and Harvard Lodge, No.
Q. OF Massachusetts, located at CambridgepOrt.
The Grand Lodge of Massachusetts will be Or
ganiZed during the coming month by Supreme
Chancellor Read; Past Supreme Chancellor
Myers, OF Pennsylvania; and Supreme Enlcr T..
). BE- arton, of the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1869-11-08
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE Lie HIT HOUSE BOARD.

OFFICE LIGHr HOUSE BOARD.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at the ofice Si the
engineer Of the 9th Light house district Charssten,
18Th day Of November at which time and % place thss ss
will be publicly oGened,D for the supply of all mate
rials and accessories except lanterns and ilumia
ting apparatus and the erection and completion IL
isS3 r.r dwelling and two range lights Morris
anee with plans and specifications copies Of which
ton or at the ONCE VI the Light house Board, in
the sum Of FIVE thousand dollars SIS 90, signed by
sosae ns Saaer S Sr xh and Se TsRensse sprstes
be accepted enter into bond to do the work spec
viii ee Sa state the time at which the work
The successful bidder will be required to enter into
work according to the plans and speeications; the
amount Of the bond to be five thousand dollars and
ties the Of which must be sne eersd TS sy
some omciai known to the Treasury Department.
9th Light house District. the envelope being plainly
sS' IsSts Proposals Tor MpEr's sHHsRcka 1sisnf Range
oc b-eoSw Chairman D.. II b.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of MiILiA% fT SoSTH. E 81 ~ Scw
Britain; Conn administrator Of the estate Of H. NJ
tent granted the said H. M CLARK on the Eth dsy
e January css, for an Improvement in Machines Tor
il i ordered that the testimony in the cas-. he
ciosd on lne IHn gay m Deccmhcr next: that ne
time for filing the arguments and the Examine r . re-
port be lmite to the 2ath day of December and
that said petition be heard the 9th day OF Denl.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL Z. FISHER.
ocsiaw5M Commissioner OF Patents.
KIDwELL HENDERSON,
WALL PAPERS. WINDOW SHADES.
WAL ND S9CARE PICTIRE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORD AND fASSELS,
fLOok AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
GILT CORNICES, &C.,
- No. SOs Ntsth street, Sodtoa He'll
All work IN their line neatly executed in the city
OF c.nntry, at short notice and mDierate terr.-
vcs ap
Evening star., 1869-11-08
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
IN 1894.
PREMIUM AWARDED ~ 1857
w H. WHEATIEYS
II X + u NJ STEAM DTEfN &

CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 40 JEFFER>ON ST.
Georc"t0Sn. ID. e.
Eeplete with every desirable apparatus and pro
Nided with the best talent and arii~t skill D. oh
tanned with constant personal attention the part
of the proprietor, makes this the best plac" IN the
District to have all orders in his line weH and
promptly executed. sesl Sm
Evening star., 1869-11-08
CITY ITEMS.

DOUBLE-BRFAsTED, HEAVY BIsMARK SACKS
at 81, SIS, and SO. at A. Straus' Popular Clothing
Store. Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and
1lth streets.
Evening star., 1869-11-08

INTERESTING MEETINGS were held Yesterday
at the Christian Church, on NJ street and six
persons united with the congregation. Elder j.
T.. Taylor breaches this evening again.
Evening star., 1869-11-08

CoILEc TOR BOSWELL and assistants collected
on Saturday SID, 500 ON account Of taxes, making
over So oo0 collected last week. and the work OF
the Office commenced quite lively this morning
Evening star., 1869-11-08

MOTTO" Quick Sales and Small Profits"
just having Opened an immense stock of new
Goods, Of which We will dispose of as quick as
possible, We will sell Goods now cheaper than
ever, viz White Shirts75 81, S.125 and upwards,
splendid article, all Linen BosOms, and Cuffs
90 and S225. Good MerinO Undershirts and
Drawers 90, GO, and 15c.; an excellent article 81
and S1.25. Good Cotton Socks, pairs for &c.
Gloves, Gloves, Gloves, an immense stock of all
kinds and at all prices. Excellent Paper Col
lars, cloth lined button holes, 10c. per box. Knit
Jackets, a splendid variety. The finest selection
OF Neck Ties, Scarts and Bows ever seen i'm this
city. Come one, come all, and everybody will
be satisfied. FRANC Il GOLDMAN,
Marble Hall.
No. As eth St, opp. Patent Office, and
11,G.2 No. Jl6 eth ST., between ID & T. sts
Evening star., 1869-11-08

TnE PENSION OFFICE FRAUD.-TO-,ay, Mr..
L. j.. MuSsey, L. ;. Commissioner, had the case
Of John Dandy, charged with presenting
fraudulent claim TO the Pension ONCE tas
ticed in THE STAR on Saturday, before him,
and number of witnesses were examined
Mr. y. i. Tustin represents the Government
and Mr. y. l.. Phillips the defence.
Evening star., 1869-11-08

ANGTHHR FIEsT-CLAsS HOTEL.-We under
stand that the hotel formerly known a. the
HsTndon House, which has bet N closed for some
Iim- for Improvement AMI repairs, is 10 he
opened shortly under New management. with n
new Many. and conducted a. a stylish first-cIass
establishment IN every respect. We hear that it
- being tilted Hp in really sumptuOus manner,
an! That the proprietor. Mr.. Edward A. Pol
lard IL to make il to Washington what the st.
lam, and the Hoffman House are To New York.
We afs nst advised A. TO what its new title is to
he. bot The Mount Vernon Hotel has been
Suggested - one combining both euPhony and
aTI.Tcf Tiar,ne>>-
Evening star., 1869-11-08

The RITE or BAPTISM was administered in
the Potomac River yesterday morning. AT the
sycamore" TO a number of converts, by the
pastor of Shiloh (coloresD Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1869-11-08

The NATIONAL TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
held its usual weekly meeting last evening in
[ MON League Hall, and was addressed by Messrs
W. q. finney, Burger, Maupin, Waller, Justice
Pearson, and Mrs. DIR. Lockwood.
Evening star., 1869-11-08

Coz RT IN GENERAL TEAM This morning in
thu cas- OF Alexander 1t al. agt. Bnuldin ct al,
(Tlir' Color, Il Baptist Church. Chief Justice
Carte deliv. red the unanimous opinion of lie
Court, affirming the decree of the Court below
asiyci Se to defendant.
In the case of DeVauglIan agt. BrayfieId, the
prayer offered in the Court below. with one or
two exceptions. were ovcrruied.
THE BE.DLEY-FIsHER CASE.
This morning Ny. Bradley brought 20 the no.
tice of the Court that a motion had been mad,
in the case ct Bradley agt Fisher. to dismiss
the appeal and for Judgment by the defendant.
because of a failure to comply with the rule in
relation to the printing and service Of papers.
and stated that the brief had been placed in the
hands OF Mr.. Riddle, who appears on the record
as one OF the attorneys.
Mr.. Cook said that although Mr. Riddle an
reared in the Court below, vet he was not the
a t0rney of the defendant, and that the service
on Mr. Riddle was rot within the rule.
The Court held that the service on Mr. Riddle
was sufficient, and oyerruled the motion of de-
ten,iant.
Mr.. Cook fled motion TO dismiss the appeal.
on the ground that no appeal bond had been
tled aS prescribed hy the rules.
Tie Court held that the rule was not made to
apply 10 such eases as this. il vas not strictly
an APPEAL, but was certified to the General Term
IN fhe frsf instance. and oyerruled the motion.
The case of Mason Rowley. (pat mt case }
was taken uE'-it being an application for an in
!dlction as to a patent for Improvement in fruit
jars. MessrS- Latrobe. Merrick. and Myers for
petitioner; Nh Shepherd, of Philadelphia, for
respondent; and Hon. S. S. Fisher, Commissioner
OF Patents, in bis own behalf.
CRIMINAL COURT, Jndge TTsher.-This court
this msrnirg adjourned over to Monday next
The grand jurors were discharged until the 22.l
instant.
CIRCUIT COURT, .Jatye Cdrtter.-The Circuit
Court this morning adjourned 10 Monday next
-
ACClDENT.-AbOut = O'Clock this morning.
tsaac Daniels, coiCred, in passing the corne. of
North Capitol and VI streets OF his way To work,
tell down the Cmbankmo mt, snme twelve or iii
teen feet, and was badly iIjGAd internally. H..
was assisted to the seventh precinct station and
officer Daily had him conveyed To his residence.
on ist street, between B and streets south
WALLS OPERA House viii DC completed for
occupancy about the 18th instant, and leased to
Miss Laura kccnc.
Evening star., 1869-11-08

TIE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN AssoCIA ALTON
held a meeting on Saturday evening, Hon. A. NJ.
C'aIP in the chair, but did not transact any
business of public interest.
Evening star., 1869-11-08

l.. d. BARBOUR & Co.,
OAK HALL CLOTHING AND MERCHANT TAIL
ORING ESTABLISHMENT,
100 18th street, opposite Post Office. 6