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Who that has not q heart Of steel,
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When Furniture Is for sale
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The remainder OF this immortal epic, q
regular Columbiad Is being ground out by a
literary committee at No. 81 Main street,
where Furniture Is also Opposed ofcheap for
cash, by W. B. KING.
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AL E X A N DRI A.

The SOUTHERN METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL,
CoNvENTIoN.-In this Convention yesterday a
resolution recommending superintendents to
keep their schools open all winter, and request
ing preachers to preach on the subject of Sunday
schools, was adopted. j. j. Magruder was then
elected president of the society. A resolution
was adopted recommending the use of the Amar-
anthine Hymn and note book. At the night
session the following committee was appointed
to confer with the Sunday school committee of
the Annual Conference in relation 70 a closer
union OF the society with the Conference, viz;
Revs. A. w. Wilson and j. A. Kern, and Messrs.
5. III. Williams, John Mccormick and ID. f.
Monroe. The president was added to the COM
mittee. Resolutions were adopted recommend
ing teachers OF Sunday schools to hold regular
teachers meetings every week; also, recon-
mending the system of "Uniform Lessons"
issued by the Sunday school secretary of the M
T. Church, South. At this morning session the
convention, after some unimportant business,
adjourned sine die.
AGRoUND.-The schooner B. T. Terry, from
Fall River, bound to Georgetown, was blown
ashore at Tulip Hill Landing, this side of Fort
Washington, during the gale of Wednesday last,
andis still hard and fast.
PROPERTY SALE.-The property on Washing
ton street near the canal basin, belonging to
Mrs. John West Minor, and known as the "Ca-
talpa Lot, }" as been purchased by Major John
W. Green.
The RAILROAD INJUNCTION CAsR-The
November term OF the Circuit Court for this
county, Judge Keith presiding, was again ex-
clusiyely occupied this morning with the rail-
road injunct on case, the arguments in which
was concluded, and the papers handed to the
Judge.-Gd<ete, 1sh inst.
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GEORGETOwN.

RECEIPTS or GRAIN-Since SATURDAY., Hart
by & Brother have received I 300 bushels Geo
Waters 3 $50 bushels, and b. Talbot & Son 27OO
bushels of wheat.
FLOUR, &C.-The Norfolk steamer Lady of
the Lake took down to-day 500 barrels of -four
shipped by our city millers, and intended for
New York and Boston; also, a large QUANTITY of
leather and wool for Boston.
Mr.. JAMES w. DEEBLE, in another column of
The STAR, announces himself as an independ-
ent candidate for the Legislature from the fourth
district
A WORD ABOUT MAJOR HILLS CARD
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Nov. 20, 1S71-Edif0r Star.
Major George Hill, Jr, declines to be a candi-
date for the House of Delegates in the third dis
trict, and makes the mistake of addressing his
Illogical newspaper "card" to the republicans
instead of the democrats of that district. As his
supporters consisted of ten or twelve anti-loan
republicans and eighty or ninety ditto demo-
Gratis, who, now that he is out of the field, will
democratic anti-lOan candidate, any one can
perceive which party it is that he harmOnizes
by his declination. The gratitude of the regular
republicans and friends of Improvements in the
district may be imagined but cannot be ex-
pressed, except in terms too emphatic for the
columns of the
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-Thes sales of wheat
to-day were follows:-N5 bushels at 81 81
200 at s1.66, LOO at S1.S5, 500 at S176, 400 at
S1SOk 700 at S1a0k, ], 100 at silly, 1900 at
s1TOz, leo at Sl.Gs, $50 at s1.7O4, 10 at sI.68
S1.50 and is at s1.55 The market is firm with
an active demand. Prices a little better than
last sales
The SMALL SEWER on the sonth side of
Bridge street has been laid most of the way from
Greene TO Washington street.
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Dedication of the Nineteeuth-street
Baptist Church.

Yesterday morning the l9th-street Bantist
Church (eOlOred) having been rebuilt was dedi-
Gated with appropriate services. The pulpit was
occupied BY Rev. Leonard A. Grimes, Boston;
George W. Gaines, Philadelphia; Rev. James
A RANDY, Washington; Rev. Henry Williams,
or, petersburg; Rev. William TROY Jr Rich
mond; and Rev. ID. W. Anderson the pastor of
the church Among other prominent personages
present were Governor Cooke, Hon. " p Chin
man, Col VIM. A. Cook, Messrs A. X. Browne
AVID :. p. Brown A letter was received from
zen. Porter, expressing the regrets of President
GIant that he couldnOt be prescn MT and couSratu-
lAtlng the congregation on the compile
on OF TOE church. The exercises were opened
TN singing and prayer by Rev. Jas. A. Handy,
no airo read the 9th chapter OF Chronicles.
ne anthem Lift up your heads" was well sung
the choir. Rev. Henry Williams, ,Jr.. for
merry editor Of the Shiloh Herald, preached the
1edicatOTy sermon nom the 2Sth chapter of
Genesss third clause of the 18th verse: '5This is
lone other but the house of God" An earnest
lrayer was Ofert d by Rev. Leonard A Grimes
Boston. Rev. 4. W. DennisOn was intro
ueed By Rev. Mr.. Anderson, and made an
Elective appeal to the large congregation for
money to assist in paying the debt of the church
collars realized Gov. Cooke gave 500; Gen
mi man, S25; Christian Association OF the
Church, S25; Col W. A. Cook sos; j. Williams
30, CORNER contribution, S5O;) A. X. Browne
SIC; j. o. Brown, $40. Inthe afternoon Rev L.
"A. Grimes, Of Boston, preached an interesting
sermon from the text: 2fimOthy, "a 10 9th verses
At night Rev. VIM. Troy, of Richmond Va
preached The new building cost SO 900 and
II = commOdiOus and substantial structure The
aggregation commenced with the old church
building and s2,IeO in cash last March, and have
succeeded IN completing the new building and
paying fair proportion of the cost. Nearly
Sl,CoO was received from the three congrega-
uons which attended the services Yesterday
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wAsH1xaros. ID. O.. Nov. %. 1g1.

TO hs Editor Of EreRfsg Star:
In Saturday evenings issue appeared state
ment that Mr.. Theodore z. Gatchell sanitary
Inspector general, had caused warrants 10 he
issued for the arrest of myself and twenty-three
other butchers for blowing and offering for sale
blown meats. For the information OF the pubIic
I think II my duty 70 explain the meaning of
blown meats. II Is simply the blowing OF wind
between the hide and skin Of q sheep or calf 10
make the hide come OF easy. The first thing an
apprentice Is taught 10 TO blow sheep and calves
and II Is done by all practical butchers, As none
can deny, not only in this District, bat In nearly
every city in the Union. i don't see why Mr.
Gatehen should parade our names In the papers,
LOT don't think there 10 sny butcher that was
not wiling 70 comply with the order Of the Board
OF Heath. We were only notified on last Thurs
Gay nat We must not blow any meat after that
eats. 4 toid the inspector, Mr.. Munder, that
nad sheep that was killed on MONDAY that vHa
blown, but would hereafter COMPLY Win their
order He said that II did not m alter ahont rvh.t
was killed, but only after that date thint ~
piece Of injustice 10 give notice, and. before we
could comply with IL, 90 through the maTtet on
Saturday and take the names OF q few ~hiIe
they wenfby great many other stalls that had
blown Hest Tor sale, for was told by one butrhsr
that he had four or Eve sheep that were blown
and that they did not stop there. Therefore. I
think IL n piece Of injustice 20 take the names OF
a few and not all. ID. NJ. LIGHrFoor
and twenty-three Others.
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THE GOURTS.

POLICE COURT. To DAY, Judge Sas1-wiIliam
Taylor olored, charged with larceny Of a market
ossket hlled with provisions; pleaded not guilty,
70 carry b me the basket Saturday night, and got
drunk on the way. Mr.. Coyle found his basket yes
terday at shanty the corner Of and 4th Streets
but most of the provisions were missing This was
In a dfereI part Of the city from where Mr. Coyie
lives; fined IS and costs; committed. sndrew Jack
SON. cOlOred, larceny Of coat valued at o. So plead
guilty, and was fined SIS aud costs. James III
Lewis arcea Of twenty five sticks Of candy
worth . cents; sent to reform school John Bell
and Edward Barnes, colored, assault and battery
on Anthony Thompson; fined IS each and costs.
barbara ksIl, profane in Louise alley; fined g.
msdison smith, cOlOred. same offence; fned S3
John Mcclure, loud and boisterOus talking; f ned
S henry herltos, same Ofsne fined IS. Lizzie
offence; fined IS Augustus Bowie, same offence,
in Georgetown; fined SIS. Charles Campbell, inda-
cent exposure fined SIS. John Perry. charged with
proving stones in the street; fined IS. Kate Will
hams, profanity in Willow Tree Alley; fined SIS.
rtn, san e offence; fined So Joseph Pinckney same
offence; fined IS. Christian Kr0use, John Err in
and John Harper, charged with Sighting George
town. All three had black eyes, and all were fined
SIS each
CIRCUIT COURT, TO-DAY. Judge MacArtAMr.-
The cases Of Scott agt Little and Little sgt Stott
were resumed.
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The MEMBERS of the Medical and Dental mo-
fessious are much interested just now in a new
discovery made by Prof. Oldberg one of the
Prof. o. has succeeded in obtaining an aqueous
solution OF the healing balsamic gums-such As
benzoin, lolu, peru, myrrh, &c, heretofore con-
sidered aoiuble in alcohol and ether only. The
new solvent is prepared from borax, and the 70.
sultlng compounds said to possess extraordinary
healing and antiseptic properties, and 70 be pecu-
harry useful in all skin diseases diseases or the
mouth, throat. &c. If only half that is told of
Its curative powers is true, il will doubtless be
manufactured and sold extensively.
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CONDENSED LoeaIa


Inc democrats Of the Fifteenth district on
Saturday evening nominated Mr.. Jesse b. Wilson
as their candidate for delegate
The chime bells in the spire of the Metronoli
tan M T. Church will be rung for the first time
after morning services on Thanksgiving Day
An Illuminated four daled clock that will strike
placed in the tower.
The treasurer of the Chicago relief fund ae-
knowledges the receipt of S31S5O from the clerks
OF the Navy Department.
AT meeting of the Woman's Club, held Sat
urday night, Mrs. Sara j. Spencer was appointed
slegate to attend the woman's convention, to
De held at Philadelphia at an early day.
The democrats OF the Thirteenth district held
meeting ON Saturday night last at Liberty
NAL, and unanimously nominated their present
delegate, MIR. John C.. Hardness for re-eiection
The BallOch Guards, Captain Thomas Stone
composed OF young men in the neighborhood of
north Ith street, having been attached to the
NatonaI Guards have received their arms and
aecoutrements from the government
AT meeting of the county school commits
slohers on Saturday petition was received from
some residents OF Potomac city protesting against
tne erection OF the proposed new school house on
the site selected There was also a counter
petition, urging that the work be pushed on the
sIte selected. Both were referred.
This morning, while the officers of the Police
Court were all busy about their duties the pris-
oners confined in the little room adjoining the
court, Used as dock, unscrewed a portion OF
the lock, and were all marching out, when dis
covered by Mr.. Eeklof and secured.
WIN Whiting, a youth twelve wears OF age
ieu across pile OF railroad ties at Scagg's cross
road, near Benning's Bridge, on Saturday, and
striking his stomach injured himself to such an
extent that he died whilst being conveyed to his
nome DIR. Dean pronounced the cause of his
death TO be rupture Of a blood vessel of the
stomach. 20 'Ao
The published statements in the morning
papers that Professor Scala has been removei
rom the leadership Of the Msrinel Band are in
Mr.. Albert Gleason. contractor for lavino the
Soouen payeme mt on tn street south, has finished
tne east side fromrVirginia avenue to Water
street The west section is completed to F
street, and the whole line will be finished up this
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OFFICIAL.

nFEIUIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ACT OF
" THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, APPROX ed
August ls, ISL, FIXING THE TIME FOR
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS In THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AN ACT fixing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District of Columbia.
Be u s1aetsd Nv ths LestsLatscs Assembly Of tAs
District Of Columbia, That the general elections
therein shall be held On the fourth Wednesday of
November Of each year.
SEC 2 Asd Be IL frther enacted, That whereas an
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of
this act il is hereby declared to be in force from and
after its approval By the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
President of the Council.
Approve ed, August le, lSl.
n. d. COOKE, Cove rnor an 81 SIN
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Two NEW ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATED
Messrs. w: d. Browne, joseph III. Adams. t. II.
stewart, y. W. Burchell, s. f. Burcheli. A
Browne CARAT, A. III. Morse, II. NJ. Gurlev, III
n Bradley, j. Lewis Club and R. H. Willett
nave associated themselves under the title of the
Phllharmonic Society, I" for the culture of a
pubic taste for music of high order and the
practice and performance of oratOriOs and other
works OF masters in musical science - and have
Med certificate of Incorporation.
Joseph L. Williams, Joseph Forrest, Henry
Smith, VIM Davis, r. Bander B. Ford. j. ID
Lawson, Chas- Toliyer, Chas. TAYLOR, l.. Beck
ley, Alice Beas and W. johnson have fled a
eertheate OF Incorporation in the name of
tne T." independent Sons of Purity" repre-
ssnted BY the three letters, al. s. p"
he OBJECTS OF which society a-e Ito aid in human
progress, advance civilization, elevate the ma
tural and moral condition of individuals, reduce
and equalize public burdens and to ameliorate
the viek STUDIES of life OF all the brothers of the
order and OF their families" Tits proposed TO es
tabtsh grand lodge with branch or subordinate
lodges, and through these and other means dis
semInate sound morality, true religion, enlight.
ened ideas, charity and benevolence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-20

DR. o. III. HESS. formerly business manager
Of Crosbys Opera House, Chicago, (well-knoxn
in this city, attempted suicide on Saturday
evening by shooting himself in the breast with a
pistol The wound proved not serious. Domestic
infelcity Is assigned.
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" NICE YOUSG MEN."-Lecture-eoers must
not forget that Olive Logan dscourses on the
above subject at Lincoln Hall this evening
Oiives views on the 70 Semitic valley didn't
speak very well for her as a worshipper of ma
tdre, but what she knows about nice Young men
will doubtless be worth hearing.
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STYLEs IN HAIR-NOw that the CAV season Is
ne ar at hand, our lady readers who wish to keep
pace with the changing STYLES in hair should ex-
anime the large andsuperiOr stock lat v brought
10 the city by Mr.. &. Baum. His display of
ehafelaine braids, switches, ehignons etc, Is
particularly full and attractive, and while his
prices are IS low as the lowest, his representa-
tons can always be relied upon.
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FINE FRENCH gifts, fine Oroide plated SETS
chains. studs. buttors and bracelets received al
fngg Jewelry store, No. Az Pennsyly anna ave-
nue., between ~ and 9th streets.
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provisions Of entitled An 80 autherisas the
De roc, 20 ers.,s SES, Sr ;Ps,i ssSsvsqqfss fur
million Of bonds and leyying taS Cor the payment
q the Interest - shSil ssnasly soorge thsTe,a,
issuing of four millieas of iaProvrneni bsnis %
vote - the people ~ general election In the sAid
ThirS. That the tickets Tor ana against this &C.
shall be deposited IN the ballot hoNs ehch the Gov
erpor Is required 70 provide fgr ths deposit q the
ballots which may be cast Tor h. aci entitled" An
debt FOR special improvements aud repairs IN aid
District, by the issuing "a iour mil On 81 bonds and
shsil annually accrue thereon ard submitting the
sct With the question ~ the ISSUING q tn four
.. general eIertion In said District and IN relation
10 The question of the issuing Il four millions q
Is &C, shaii BE- eondaess in al peSis a. reSaris
the Per-ons entitled % vote ans cherwi.- On accord
Srpicshle 10 the holding Of general elections In said
Fourth Upon CLOSING the poll., the ballots Tor snd
against this law shan be counted BY te election on
The omels,iSs ~ ~. espSiip ~ ~ Pm
plicae returns Il the votes g. osrh election dis
trie for this act toSether with statements q the ar
egate number of votes cast thereai Cor members q
he Legislative Assembly, shsn, within fsrty- eight
several election precincts or rirfs which r-surDs
hA aesiEnste the nun'br Of votes for this loan
box 81 each election dsto; With The other papers %
I'D sectiSn and sse oihers .h,il se plAssd il
District and be raoed in his hands ~ " more Of
Fifth. on receivins the said envelopes containing
the returns a. aforesaid the Secretary shall examine
the sane, and add together the aggregate votes a.
cast IN each district aud after DOING shall certify
TIE result 20 the Gov ernnr and hle COPY Of such
ertitcate among ths records Of his Once.
sixth. lift shall appear from said ruturrs cerfI-
ped toby the Secretary that majority % the votes
cast t1r menbers OF said Legislative Assembly shall
hay" been cast IN favor 81 this law " shall BE- in
NIL force and effect, and m, Govern-r shall pro-
this law msy be Pnblishsd m uarttT -, ~ v va,a
shall ne cast against this act shall be void and OF
no effect. "
SEc. q Asd o. ~ JsrfAer ssaoI~a, That with the
publication Of this act In the newspapers A. afore
said for the period n three mprths thrre shaIife n
notice the signature Of thu Governor ana ftbe
Secretary Of the District that &c will be sutitt -
the people At the fret general election after it, pas.
for their approval or disapprov ~, and a COW ~
such notice shall be filed and recorded in the once
of he Secretary Of the District
SIC 5. lsd b a. fEyfher enacfed. That whereas an
emergency exists for the tamediate taking effect ~
this act in the event 81 It's approval BIZ tue people, III
shall be in force from and sfter the proclamation
thereof BY the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HUIsE,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
WILLIAM STICKNEY
Approved, Angus, le, 1871.
ii. ID. COOKE, Governor. sun-Nn
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LOCAL n EWS.
Amusemenfs. &c, Tonight.

National Theater.-Lueille Western in east
Lynne or the ElOpement."
LiaeoLn HaH--o live Logan's Lecture, "Nice
Young Men,
Odd FeilOrs' HdH.-Ban Of the Hibernian Be-
neyolent Society.
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TEE ARRIVAL of the Grand Duke Alexis can
create no greater excitement than the Chine "
sensitive leaves just received by Reed s. sons.
1214 + street n. W.
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NEW PUBLIcATIoss.-From the National
News Company we have the CAimasy Corner for
next week, and CAristmas Stones for December
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HOSIERY DxPor for ladies, gents, misses, and
children az G. Banm's, 40s Tth street. Ten per
cent. on by the half dozen. The largest assort-
ment Of Balbrigans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-20

For AN IRRITATKD THROAT, COUGH OR
COLD, ''Bro,cn's Bronchial Troches" are offered
with the fullest confidence in their efficacy
They maintain the good reputation they have
Justly acquired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-20

HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover for
the scalp, and for restoring the hair and its
color, has no equal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-20

0oErz fArEnr RxYLncr1rs Gas AID
LAMP SHADES win save ons-half OF the auau-
tity Of gas or coal oil consumed without the me-
Of them. They are cheap and curablc. Al. Ro-
seminal, No. 404 7th sTeef, Is the agent for them
and aiD FOR GoetxS Doubls-cone ChandelIe2
Renectors, and the Diamond Diifusivs Daylight
Ref1ectOrS.
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CoRxs, &c-Dr. White, chiropo6ist, No. B3
10Th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
MOI North Charles street, Baltimore, success
&c, without pain. ~'1'
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soc .ess BRICKS o, an ti.As o. ~ s.zns
sais q lowest market rate.
ssl-l I23SsPocr-an q alf strss<. D. W.
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OBSERVE CAREFULLY.
M. ID. FRANK & Co.,

Late of PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Are to be found in the Nav Building 500 It'll st ,
opposite General Post Office. Take notice of
name and number.
y. B.-No connection with any other firm. II
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc-f Becker d Co.
successor to p. Wallach, dealer in mems, youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
lowest market price. Those in want Of clothing
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to call
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. l. BECKER q Co..
Odeon Han, corner Az street and Pa. ave.