Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1854, Page 3

. EVENING STAR. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. , Tax New Eecxsrer’s Brt.—The follow- ing is the new act to regulate buckstering, &c., a8 amended and reported by the Committee on Police in the Board of Aldermen, and is ex pected to be considered on Monday evening next by that body : Be tt enacted, &c. That. from and after the passage of this act, it shall be the duty of the clerks of the several markets to have number- ed eaeh and every stall or stand occupied by any person or persons, whether resident or non-resident. engaged in the trading or busi- ness of huckstering, or selling. poultry. eggs, butter, wild game vegetables, fruits, and other market stuff, family provisions, horse feed, or cornmeal, and of vending or retailing any other such article, except every description of fresh fizh. The numbers to commence with the figure one, and continue in regular nu merical succession; the figures to be one inch and ahalfin length, and conspicuously io- cated upon the stall or stand. ‘That it shall not be lawful for any huckster ~-to purchase or promise to purchase, or to pro- eure any other person to purchase or promise to purchase, for his or her use, at any time after sunset on the day before till the close of the hours fixed by law for holding the several markets, respectively, for the purpose of sell- ing again, in either of said markets, any arti- ele of provisions which hucksters are licensed to deal in. That no part of the pavement on Pennsyl- Vania avenue, nor more than half of the en- tire length of the pavements upon any streets on the sides of any square, space, or lot occu- pied by either of the markets, nor any part of said avenue or streets within fifteen feet of the curb lines of such pavement, shail be Tented, used. or occupied by any huckster or dealer in family provisions, horse feed, or corn meal : Provided, That no huckster or dealer afers- said, now lawfully holding or occupying any stall or stand upon the pavements specified in this section, shall be dispossessed or deprived ef the same until the expiration of the period for which he or they may have rented it: Avid provided further, That the clerks of the sev: eral markets, respectively, shall divide a:l the spaces inside of said pavements, not now 80 divided nor specially reserved from such use, into stands of uniform size, as nearly «gs * may be, and rent the same, in conformity with the provisions of the 9th section of the act of the 24th May, 1853, ‘to regulate markets,” so far as the same are not inconsistent with this act. That no person or co partnership of persons who follow the business of huckstering shall be permitted to occupy, hire, or rent more than two stalls or stands, which shall be con- tiguous, in or about any of the market houses or connected therewith in this city. Be it enacted, that from anafter the passage of this act, the license of Hucksters, or per- » Sons dealing or trading in the articles enumer- ated in section first of this act, and who oceu- py; hire, or rent any stall orstand in or about any of the markets in this city, shall be at the ra.e of twenty dollars per annum. That the clerks of the several markets shall, whenever they deem it expedient or proper, ~ designate a particular locality, in or about their respective markets, where all melous shall be exposed for sale. That ior the first offense against any of the Provisions of this act, the person or persons so offending shall forfeit and pay the sum of five dollars; for the second offence the sum of tea dollars; and for the third or subsequent ot- fences the sum of twenty dollars; one balf in all cases to the informer; said fines to be col- led and applied as other fines are by the laws of this Corporation, The last section repeals all inconsistent provisions. — Buavtirct IuproveMent.—Mr. E Wheeler, merchant, has just had erected a fine dwelling on Missouri avenue, between 3d and 4} streets. itis three stories high, and combines all the modern improvements for heating, cooking, and the carrying off of wastes, for which water-pipes have been admirably arranged A fine ornamental garden has been measured and laid off by Mr. H. C. Cassidy, an accom- phshed gardener, and, indeed, everything done to make the house elegant, as well as comfortable. Mr. Thomas Entwisle was the contractor; Mr. Thomas Langiey, the brick layer; Messrs. Brown & Soussey, plasterers, and Mesers. Parker & Spaiding, painters. Lhe name of the plumber we did not learn. Escort vor tHe HighuaNpEeRs.—The new and elegantly uniformed military eompany of the Highlanders, commanded by Capt. John Reese, is to have for their escort, on their first parade, the new American Rifles, Capt. J. L. Smith, and altogether they will make a rich military appearance. Prosperi’s full cornet brass band has been secured for the occasion. The Riflemen with their complete American costume, and the Highianders in fuil Scottish dress, will make beautiful features of the Washington regiment on their next grand parade. ———— New Locomotive.—A new and firet class engine bas just been finished at the Baltimore and Ohio Kailroad Company’s works, Mount Clare, and is now making her first efforts ou the Washingtontrain she runs finely, and is expected fo be the crack “iron-horse” of the road. This engixe is the 248th of the number, if we rewember right, now built by the com- pany, showing very significantly the capacity of this great work for transportation purposes, Tree Prantine To tax Navy Yarp.—On Monday next, the workmen who have been transplanting trees from Kuck Creek to the Capitol, wil commence the continuation of their work down Garrison street (the main avenue) tothe Navy Yard Trees will orua ment both sides of the street, aud, in time, make a fine shade fur pedestrians. ‘Ihe pub- lic squares have all been arranged, we under- stand, and when all is done, this will be the “City of Trees,’ undcubtedly—John Ran doiph’s name of the «City of Magnificent Dis- tances’’ to the contrary, notwithstanding Last Nigut or rae Juuiens.—This even. ing, the Julien buriesque opera troupe close their brief, but brilliant season, and will leave for Philadelphia to cpen a permanent estab- lishment there. Euch night of their perfurm- ance, they have gained in the favor of their audiences, and this evening they offer a change of pertormauce more interesting than any of their previous ones. To see them is to be Pleased, so to those who wish to pass a few pleasant moments, in a musical way, we say go, and then have it tu say that you have seen and heard the Julie: Nartionat Gers’ Baru.—On Monday even- ing, this grand pee ball takes place, for which Capt. Lem. Towers and the other efficient members of the Executive Commitige are busily preparing, and it is expected wi!l have a terpsichorean, military, and social en- terteinment that will cap the climux. Carusi’s fine saloon has been seiecied for the /ete, ex- cellent music provided, and ali things done, or being done, to give ec/az to the occasion. The gallant Greys say they will not be out- done, and what tuey say they can perform. Tae Parrow ‘xoupgz.—After performing in Georgetown this evening, the Parrow troupe return to Wasbington, aud open at Odd Fel lows’ Hall on Monday night. They have shown their quality heretciure in this city, and their werits have been acknowledged. Hernandez, Kendall. Moore, and Dun Bowers, are names weil known to fame—the latter being regarded as one of the best baliad singer in the country, and with the combined talent of the other members, make the troupe a to any of those popular winstrel bands. Prepare for something rich next week. Fire attur Poromac Horen.—Yesterday morning, «tan early hour, the Potomac House, on Pennsylvania avenue, near 44 street, came near being destroyed by fire. A lacge hole was burnt in the floor of one of the chambers; but the timely application of water arrested the threatened dauger. Tue Bat Season —The ball season is now fully under way, a8 may be seen by the va- Tivus advertisements with Which the Star is favored, aud to which we refer the reader. Iu addition 'o these, we arn the Sontgomery Guards have fixed heir vall for the 8: ot January, abd ibe Scott Guards fpr the 14th of December. Catamity ro 4m Artist.—We unite with the Union, in which all ate of pe fue arts will join, in regretti ear that the establishinent of Mr. Clark Mills, the distin. guished artist, has been visited with a calami- ty by which he suffers severe pecuniary loss, and which will ok the completion of the great works which he had commenced—the equestrian statues of Washington and Jack- son. Yesterday afternoon, whilst hi: furnace was in full blast, the -oof, from some unex- pleined cause, took fire, and, notwithstanding great efforts were made to save the model of the statue of Gen. Jackson and the building, they were, in an incredibly short time. de- stroyed by the flames. Several castirgs of the statue had been taken and placed outside of the foundery, and were saved. The loss sus. tained by this fire is estimated at six to ten thousand dollars, and the destruction of the model for the statue is particularly to be re- gretted, as it cannot be reproduced but with great labor and heavy expense. There was no insurance on the property. We give place to this intelligence with sin- cere regret; but, knowing the indomitable energy of Mr. Mills as we do, wedo not en- tertain a doubt that he will arise like ths fabled bird of antiquity, and pursue his busi- ness with renewed energy and success. He has been tried in the furnace of affliction, but ultimately he will come out unscathed Mr. Mills assures us that he will immedi- ately resume his labors. He will goon with the great works he has to execute with re- newed energy. GanBLine.—Yesterday, Officers Allen, Han dy and Martin made a descent upon a party of colored individuals who were busily engaged in gambling in a room back of a colored bar- ber’s shop on the avenue, opposite the National Hotel. They were taken before Justice Grubb, who heard the evidence and ordered Lewis Butler, Wm. McCoy, Thos. Minor, Sidney Eas- ton, and Henry Johnson, each, to pay $5 fine and $1 50 cents. We are told that these are church members. If so, the fine was very moderate. Church members should never “tarn jack from the bottom.” Tue Footways —Our citizens generally are always willing to stand a {ttle inconveni ence for the public good; but when that in- convenience can be remedied, and the public good advanced, they would rather have it done. We would gall the attention of the au- thorities to the footways where new sewers are being constructed—especially 3th and D streets, where four persons fell 3 mud during last evening. Proranity.— Yesterday, D. Stewart and Ellen Haslep wegp made to pay $2.17 each, by Justice Morsell, for using profane and inde cent language in the streets. Swearing is » bad practice, and should not be indulged in, especially by women. Tae Werner Case.—The appeal caso of Charles Werner, charged with selling Jiquor contrary to law, expested to be tried befo:e the Circuit Court to-day, was not taken up. It is e: ted to be heard and the question de- cided next week. Marget.—The market this morning was well sapplied, notwithstanding the very iene showers last night and this morning. Custo- mers were very numerous, and prices about the same as during the week. Wartca Returns.—Samuel Stark, of Ohio. drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Several lodgers, but all dismissed. Stark is the only person confined for violating the law ducing the five days just past. ————qW7“ @E02GETOWN CORRESPONDENCE GmoreEtows, Nov. 11,1854. Quite a heavy rain commenced falling last evening, and has continued without intermis- sion up to the present time. In consequence of it all kinds of out-door business this mora- ing is suspended. There has been for some time a considerable stringency inthe money market. Although our banks continue to afford every faciliry, our merchats feel it pretty severely. We have heard intimations from some of leading business men, that our city afferds induce- ments for the establishment of another bank, with a capita! of $200,000, or better, $800,000. It may seem strange, but it is neverthelocs a fact, that the amount of banking capital ex- ceeded the present amount some $600,000, twenty-seven years ago. As an evidence of the high price of slaves, I will mention that at the sale, yesterday, of Barnard & Buckey of the personal effecte of the late Michuel Miller, two small boys, @ne seven and the other six years old, sold oue for $405 and the other $305. The canal steamer Congress was offered at pe sale a few day: since, and withdraws: at 00. ‘the quarterly meeting at the Methodist church commences to-morrow. Kev. Norval Wilson will preacn at eleven o’clock in the mOrUDE We have been requested by ihe pastor, Rev. B. F Brooke, to say that the love- feast, which was to be held to morrow morn- ing, has been postponed until Monday evening, at seven o'clock. We would advise all those who are in want of first rate potatoes, large, mealy, and fine flavored, to call on Peter Berry, Water street. The offerings of beef cattle at Drovers’ Rest, for the week, have amounted to 800 head ; 100 were taken by District butchers at $2 294 $2 75 on the hoof, equal to $4 50 a $7 50 net. The remainder was driven on to Baltimore. Sheep $2 a $4 per head. Hogs. $4 a $5 75. On the flour and grain market the last ‘or- eign news has had no effect. Flour is heli at $8 75 a $9 for good standard brands. White wheat 31 80 a $1 85, red $1 75 a $1 80. Corn, white and yeilow, 75 a 80c. Oats, two car- gees of 3,000 bushels, sold yesterday at 47c., struck measure. Spectator. QeeEeS05qu—QQV0QqQVQQV——V—@—V7—ma—————_— “3 PALPITATION OF THE HEART, Liver Compiaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Costiveness and Piles, are all relieved and cured in an incredible short space of time, by Carter's Spanish Mixture, the great tonic aud purifier of the blood. It contaius not @ particle of Mercury, Opium, or auy noxious drug ; is perfectly harmless, aud has cured More than five hundred cases of disease. We can only refer the reader to the certificates, a fw of which may be found in another column, and all of which are detailed tn full around the bottle. It is the greatest ofall Spriug and Fall Medicines, aud possesses an iniuence over the blood touly rkable. @@ SrLewip PictuRus,—Those of our readers who desire to paws through # spleudid Gallery of Pictures, shoul i not fail to pay » visit to Plumb’s Rooms on the Avenue. H- bas on exhibition there some choice specimens of the new art of Daguerreotyping in Oil, which for beanty and excelieuce are Incomparable. portrait executed, in this last style, of President: Pierce, that reflects great credit on the artist, every liueament thereof giving a life like expre-ston. Mr. Plambe is reckoned among the first Daguerrean artisia of our time. mar 0 S27 BURDON BUEROW’S ELIXIR VIT&.—Its virtues have been endorsed by DIVINES, EDITORS, LAWYERS, CHEMISTS, and other eminent individuals, By the Masux- io and Opp FeuLows’ Loves of Norfolk. "By 6,000 citizens of the city of Norfolk aud town of Portsmouth, and every one of their 25,000 inhabitants, are living witness of its ex- traordinary virtues upon themselves or some friend and ac intance. Remember certificates of cures performed in this city, where the 1edicine is prepared, are alone pub- lished. “Numerous persous take it every spring aud fall, and all who have adopted so wise « course require no other med- icines, and the testimony of all after using a few bottles is, L have derived more benefit from its use than from all the medicines L ever drugged my system with. If there xre Worms in the body it will kil and expel them. It will re- move and cure the worst carbuncle, and if drank freely dur- ing inilammations, mortification cau never ensue. BURROW'S ELIXIR VITA, Kxtracts from an editorial uotice In the Portamouth, Va, Globe, July 13, 1854, The Editor says: In this community this medicine scarce- ly requires « notice, it haa been so often tested and ite vir tues so weil knowu from the numerous cases of its success- ful use, that itis sold now just as readily without prescrip- tion or recommendation for the diseases for which it is re. commended, as quinine is for chills, An the local coluina of the Norfolk Dally Courier, the Edi- tor in speaking of this preparation says: It is certainly « great medicine, and within our own knowledge bas restored these who were considered beyond ail human aid. Time Would fail to enumerate those cured of the various Chronic Dis-ases, Nervous Disorders, Ulcers, Putrid Throat, Fevers, Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Incapacitated Youths, Agus and Fever, &c.,ed infinitum. oct 312" ©F Anotuer Prewiv WHITERUI:: T has been awarded another premium rior Daguerreotypes, exhibited at the World's Fair, New York. It will be coset bered that Mr. W. received from the World’s Fair, London, unrivalled daguerreotypes of President Cabinet, and Panti<copes of Niagara Fails, be- ums at all the fairs at which he has exhibited for many years past. This speaks volumes in favor of his galle- Call and havo your likenesses taken at Whitehurst’s Galle- ry, near Four and-a-haif street, Penusylvania avenue. sep 16—tf the other Magazines, and our readers will always tind « large aud good assortment of Blank Books .nd Stationery at bis Bookstore, Odeon Building, cor Pa. sveu..c aud 43 Bt. aug 19 JARD.—The undecsigned is pow receiving ad opening his Fail and Win‘or etock or FUR- MIVU ss wud HOUSE FURNI5HING AKTLULES, which will in a few days be reasy for puoi. iospec- tion. T. 5. PB. JUHNSON, Nos. 210 Penna. avenue and 343 D street, noy S—4t For Sale and Rent. ———————— OR RENT.—A FURNISHED THREE STORY - » BRICK HOUSE. Enquire at No. 336 I street north, First Ward. nov I1--1t* ————— 1OR- SALE —The wtole of rquare No 522, front- F ing on New Jersey avenue, N street end Sth street. For terme and particular: inquire at Mr. J H. Knoll, on G street, between Fourt-enth snd Fif. tesnth. por 1l+eolw* (OR SALE.—THAT VALUABLE LOT on Sev. enteenth street, at tho terminus of the Ohio and Chesspseke Canal in this ci'y, f-urting 100 fe-t on the Cenal, and about 130 on Seventeenth street, being par of rquare eouth 173 It has a sarge STONE WAREBOUSE upon it suitable for a mill or muchirery cf every description. It sdjcins the locks, and is slike convenient to trade on the canal orriver. For terms, apply on the premises to nov li—sslm TMOMAS GREEN. bas OF A VALUABLE BU*INBSS STAND UN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE FOR SAUB The Lease ot the Building occupied by the subscri- her, situated on the north site of Pennsyly -nia avenue. between llth and 12th streets, within a few doors of the Kirkwood Houre, is offered for sale. ‘the house has been for come time occupied as a restaurant, but is admirably situated fur any light fancy business. The store is 15 by 40, with a a cellar under the whole, besides upper roome, back building, &e. ‘The lease will be cold with or without the stock and fixtures. For particulars inquere on the premises. nov 7—eobt B. @. RITTER. (OR RENT—A comfortable two story and attic Frome Heuse, containing cixht reoms and basement. situated on Vermont avenue between If and I streets. Knquire of Z. M. P. KINA, nov 10—3t cor Vermont av.and I treet OR RENT.—Two new four story brick HOUSKS, on K street north, near the corner of Fourth stroet west. They are built in tha v. ry best man- ner. Of modern style, with every necessary conve- nience. Toagood and punctual tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply to J. ‘i. CLEMETS, on I street, No. 580, or JAS. AENRY, at the Capitol, nov 9—9t* ‘ OR KENT.—A qmall Frame HOUSE, No. 50 F Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and feventh streets. Toa good tenant the rent wiil be $15 per moath” Apply to E. K. LUNbY, nov9—tf No 125 Bridge street, Georgetown (OR SALE.—In the city of Baltimore, a HUTEL and RESTAURANT, havdsom:ly fitted up, ani well stocked with the choicest liquors. The House is paying we!l, but as the subscriber hes other busi- ness engagements, it will be sold at a fair price to a eash customer Parties wishing to purchase, will address * tusiness,” Balfimore Post Office. nov 9—3t = OR RENC—T WO LWu-STORY FRAME HOUSES, on Fighth s‘reet between O and P. nearly ew, containing six rooms. Possession given immediately. Inquire of H McGINNITY, ney 7—lw* No 314 Eighth street. RSs AND BRICK YARD FOR SALE. -Ws, the undersigned, offer at private sale our d:y clay s‘eam Brick Prase, now iu successful operation with 140,000 feet of ground attached to the same, with a thirty horse power engine and boilers com- plete, built last spring by Wm. M Bilis & Brother, vith all the utensils pertaining to the same, such u— Wheelbarrows, Brick Cers, Spades Shovels, Picks Forge and Blacksmiths’ Utensils ¢ 4ni a grist Mill attached to the same power, which can grind from 60 to 80 bushels of corn per day. We have now on hand 400,000 peed made bricks, burnt, ready for mar- cet 60,000 front do do _ all ofgood quality From 100,000 to 200,000 hand made do., unburnt 600,000 machine made bricks, unburnt All of which will be disposed of on reasonable Those wishing to go into the above business have now a fine opportunity offercd them. Call and see. We are stili making from 20,000 to 25,000 por dey. oct 24—dt13th* A. & T. &. RICHARD;. OR SALE—A COMFORTABLE AND OONVE- nient two-story brick Houre, No. 72 Ingiana avenue, near Second street and Trinity church. Im- modiate porsession giver. Apply to CHAS. H. LANE, No. 424 Penn avenue, Gent’s Furnishing Store. oct 31—tf POR RENT Oct SALB.--THH MODERN Four-story Bricx House oa Thirteenth st eet near EB, east side ‘he house is in good repair, ary cellars, and to a gcod te iant the rent will be low. ‘ossession given on the lst November. 4pply to oct 30—tf JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auc’r. _i TORAGE.—Those having Furniture, Dey Goods, Groceries, &c., to be stored, will find ampie ac- commodations in the large, airy, flag-stone-paved, and dry Basements under the Star Office, corner Pa_ avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the star oftica oot 25—tf OK RENT—Possession given immediately—the late office 0: the Evening Star, on D st., within fifty yards of its junction with Tweifth street and Pa avenue. The building is of two stories. The lower story being divided into three convenient rooms, and the upper being a large single room. It Will efford two convenient small shops, fronting on D street, with ample working room in therear. Al- 80 & convenient painter’s or carpenter’s or other mechanics’ work shop above. Apply at Star office. oct 26—tr CAPITOL HILL. REE VERY LE - O ble Buiiding Lots No. 1, 15, and 16 in Square 787, between Kest Capitol and A ste. south, Third square east of Capitol Grounds, will be sold on ac- commodating terms on application to @. Crandell, No. 83 ¥ street, near Tenth, Island. Aleo, several otuers in Square 872. oct 26—Im* $$$ OR RENT—A STORK ON PA. AVENUK—THE Beat and oonvenient rized Store in Star Build ings, next to the corner of Pe. uveuue snd bleventh street, which said oorner is soon to be opened by Hilbus & Hits, es their Music ctore and Piano were- rooms. The store now for rent will make a capital stand for aimostany kiod of business, as already the Star office is more frequented than any other business place in Washingion. Apply at the counter of the Star offic. oct 25—tf $$$ $< OO ON’T YOU WANT A HOME?—100 BUILDING Lo‘s for sale on easy terme to suit any person. that wants to build Fine store house on corner of Seventh and G streets, to let. WALTER A. TRUF, Carpenter and Builder, G, between Seventh and Kighth strect. oct 24—1m* 1y\RY DR. SCWARTZE'S PULMONIC BALSAM, i} fur the cure of Coughs, Coids, A:thma, &c Also. DR. s;CHWARTZE’S WORM DESTHOYING &YRUP—never known to fuil. For sale at SCHWARTZE & SON’S drvg store, Pa. avesue, next to U. 3 1 otel. nov l0—20 DANCING ACADEMY AT CARUSI’S SALOON, M: JOHN COCHEU respecttally announces to his friends, patrons, and the public, tbat bis echool for Danci: 4, Waltzing, &c., is now open at Carusi’s Saloon. Mr. COCHU trusts that the se tinfaction expressed by his patrong at the termina- tion of his last year’s labors will again be freely ven. e ucuce for Tuition f r Misses and Masters every Tuerday at 3 p. m., and every Saturday at 10 a.m; for Gentlemen every Tuesday and Saturday at 7 p.m. meen | at CARD.—LEWIS CA? USi, in retiring from the profesrion in which he has been so long and he trusts so acceptably engaged, tenders his taanks to the public who have +o :iberally patronized him. Mr. COCHEU, tr many yea-s a teacher in New York, Nos fol, and other cities, and last year in this city and Georgecowan, bas taken his Salo-n, and he confitently recommends him to the notice of his friends as fully quu ifi-d in his profession aad worthy tre comfidence of the community as gen tleman. bia Saloon can be rented tor Balls, Concerts, Par- ties, Public Meetings, 4c, on reasonable terms, by application to CHARLES TUCKER, Agent, nov 10—6.* at the Saloon. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. HE sub-criber, int-nding to changs his busi ness, offers for sale, at Baltimore prices, aud on accommodating te: ms, his entire stock of Lua ber, equal in quality and quaatity to any in this District Having purchased almost exclusively for cash, and wishing to ciove out by the Ist of Janusry, I can and will seil as low as the same qvality can be bought in this market for cash, and give the pur- chasers time for notes satistac orily secured, with interest. I Lave now 01 hand— 250,000 feet Albany White Pine 700 000 do Susquehanma do 100,000 do dressed and undressed Carolina and Eastern Shore Flooring! = 200,000 feet White aad Yellow Pine Siding 600.000 Laths 100,000 Shingles 60,000 Picke is, Chestnut and Cedar Posts A iarge assortment of Eastern Shore, North Caro- lina Spruce aad Hemlcck Joist Scantling and Timber 100,050 treet Hem) ck Rails, for fencing Together with a large stock of Arh, Poplar, Cher- ry, aud Walnut E Alro, a tull cargo of searoned Pensacola Fiooring just received, equal im every respect to any ev-r brought to this market, which may be seen at Acer & McLane’s Mill. $ Tus what aud warehouse known as ‘ B ayden’s Woarf,” wil bs or reat on th« let of January next. It has been pui in complete order, has « water tront of upwards of five hunired feet, avd twenty feet dep:b of water at low tide. it is beyond question the mort desir.ble whart proper y io (his District Ail persons -ndebted io me are reques ed .o settle their accounta at once, eithe: by ca-h or motes at short dates, THSROVORE MUBh EI nov 10—1m* Blagden’s Whart Wants. ‘ANTED.—TWO SHOEMAKERS on Men’ on Capitol Hill, betwee First and eo aaron ANIEL GENAU. ANTED —A situation by s young man and bis sister in some reepectable family. The young Man can tske charge of a dioing-room, or drive acarriage. The young woman will act as housekeeper, assist in sewing, or can do ebamber- work, wash'ng or ironing, or take care of chi Good raference given if required. Appl A street south, Capitol Fill, between nd and bird stree‘s, or at this offi-e, by letter, to B. 0. nev 11— 1s V ANTED —By 9 young mxn, employment in any respe-table business or caprcity. He would expect but'a moderate compensation. The advertiser han hs? considerable experience in the Book and Stationery business, and thinks he bas sufficient general knowledge of business to become, at once, efficient in almost any business, an ales. man, assistant bookkeeper, &c. The most ratisfao. tory references given. Address H. R. 8, through the Post Offices nov ll—2t* W ena By a young married man, a situa- tion to take charge ofa market garden f-r the coming year. Reference given. Address (post paid) G. A Gillis, Washington Navy Yard. nov 7—eo3t* Wea Boy to learn the Plumbing and Gas Fitting. Must be well recommended. Apply at 3. W. THOMPSON & BRO., 269, Pa. av., 8. side, bet. 10th and 11th sts. pov 10—2t ANTED —Three good DRESSMAKERS. Also two young LADIES to learn the busi: Apply at No. 358 Eighteenth street, between H an? streets. mov 9—3t* J ANTED—SIX OR EIGHT MORE HANDS TO W work on a place near the city for the winter or year. Board found. Also, a Man who has some knowledge ef black- smithing, and a good cook, washer and ironer. LLOYD & CO, Oppocite Treasury, 15th street Office open from 9 to 8 daily. oct 26—Im ANTS NEGROUES.—Thesubscribersare all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay ing the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREKT, Bal- timore, Md., (Slatter’s old stand.) Slaves taken on board at 25 cents per day. feb2—ly * r & W. U. CAMPBETI, Boarding. OARDING.—The Misser SHANKS, adjoin- ing the stores of Mr. Berry, cn Bridge street, Georgetown have sever) fine KOOMS to let, and are prepared to accommod.te Boarders, bth pe ma; nent and transient, on the most moderate terms. nov 9—Im OARD IN GEORGETOWN —A private family having a houve Jarger than they desire, woud be pleased to accomm dave a family with pleasaut rooms and the quiet and comforts of home, perma- nently, on reasonable terms. Apply at the first brick dwelling on Washinug‘on street, above Wet, left tile coming up fr m Bridge street. nov 6—lw* OUMS AND BOARD.—8EVKRAL SINGLE gen- tlemen can be accommodated with pleesant rcoms and board, in a private family, with all the comforts of a home, hy application a: No. 37 hg st. west side, between Missouri and Pa. avenues. oct Zi—1m* $$$ OAK DING.—Mrs. DUVALL, Penna. avenue, nearly opposite Browus’ Hotel, has fine ROOMS and offers every desirable comfort and accommoila- tion for tamilies or single gentlemen—permanent or transient. No more agreeable boarding house will be found in Washington. je 15—ly GUNS. Ti, best assortment of GUNS in this city, (Eng lish, French, and German Double and Single barrel Bird aud Duck Guns) may be found at the Store of the subscribers. Sporting Goods in great variety, viz: Percu:stou Caps (Kley s, Starkey’s. Cox & Walker’s) Feit, Cleth avd Paper Wads, Powder Flasks, Shot Belts and Pouches, &c., Gunsmith’s ma- terials of almost every description. All of wa ch will be offered at very low prices by 8. TUCKER & CO, 358 Pa. avenue, nearly opp. Browns’ Hotel. nov &,9.11,14,16,18 R. H. GILLET, Counsellor at Lew, Office and residence in Franklin Kow. corner 0." K and Thirteenth street oct 26—cly we) ELEING NEW PIANOS AT MANUFACTORY S Wholesale prioss for cash —We have on hand a few very superior instruments, which we will ceil as above to close out our present stock previous to removing. Every instrument werranted. Cal) and judge for Zeuumelvee st Hilbua & Hii2’ Mucic bepot oct 1#— OT BED AND WINDOW GLAss—6 by 8,7 by 9,8 by 10; low priced Glass. Aico, Window Glass of various sizes, at nil times on hand, amd tcr sale at the lowest poices by HOWELT. & MORSELL, pov 1—d2w No. 323, C st., bet. 6th and Tih. - DX. J. B. GIBBS, Dentist, removed dis office from 414 street to the hous of Dr. Arthur, #a. xveaue, betw. 32tu and 13th streets. oct 14—Sm* Eyecnc: CLASSES IN LANGUAGES —Puo¥, 8C HON ENB Ra wil! commence reviewing classes in Languages ov Monday, 30th October, at his residence, 257 Pennsylvania avenue, oct 23—tf Bis Bibles end Episcopal Prayer Books, a large assor ment in rich and elegan: bin ing, sust reccived and for sale at very low p-ices by E K. LUNDY, Fridge Str-et, Georzetown. nov 1 {) DENNIS, (yRom Pakis) UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER, ho. 481, err-er cf Loui-i- venue und Sixth street, Washington, D.C, urniture repaired and varnished. Ca: pets cut, fitted, end rade. Cu:taius, Lounges, and Mattresses made. 4&@ Good references given. ¥. D. solicits a share of patronage of the public, and pledges to do his work as neat and cheap as any other e teblishment in the city. nov 7—lm* AUTICAL ALMANACS, English and Fiench for 1864, 1855, 1856 and 1857, imported by oct 1 FRANCK TAYLOR. »’VBES DE CHAMBRE; Cash nere and Filk Jackets ; Shaker Flannel Undergarments; Silk Plush Gloves; Gentlemen’s Shawls, Canes, Umbrellas, &c , just received at BIRGb’S Willard’s Hotel. By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctione-rs. I | ‘ORSB, RUGGY AND HARNESS AT AUCTION On TUESDAY, the 14th -festant, ut 10 o'clock, a. m., we shall sell in front of our Aucti-n Store, a fine northern bred Horse Buggy and Her. ness. They are sold for no fault, the owner having no torther use for them. Terme: 80 and 60 days on notes bearing interest and endorsed. GREEN & SOOTT, nov 11—2t Au By R.. JEWELLE & CO.4 Aucts. 1 Distal SALE °F HOUSE FURNISHING ‘4 GOODS —On SATURDAY morning, November lith, at 9 o'clock. ws hall sell in front ¢f our Au> tion Rooms No. 3:7, Pennry'vania avenne, a larce and var'ed Ict ot Houss Furnishing Goods, consist ing in pert of— Feattes Bet. double and sinzle Mattresses Bureaus, tofas, Lounges, cain and word Chairs Tables, Bedsteads, Wardrobes. 40 Radiator, Cooking and other Stov s R. BH. JEWELLE & ™., nov 19—it Auctione:rs The rbove Sale is Postponed tH TUESDAY MUKNIAG, Nov lith, at the s»me tiae and place. +. H. JEWALLE a CO, _Bov 11-2: Auction: ers. By DOW 8 & HUTCHINSON, Auc’s. NOuD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWKii ¥, FE FANCY GOODS, &., AT AUC TION—‘n SATURD4Y evening, November Itth, at 7 o’slocs, we shall retlat our store an invoice of Jewe rT, consis'ing of 10 Gold Wat hes from 12 to 18 kerate fine; 100 dwts of gold Guard, Vesi, and Fob Cha n:; 12 doz. ¢ Breast Pinsand Ear Rings; gold Pers and Pencils Finger Rngs, Charms, Meda'l. ns, binds, fleeve Buttons, &c. The above goods we have this day received from the North, an? according to the wishes ofthe owner we will close them al! out if possible to the h'gh-at bidder for cash, on Saturday evening. Also, will be added several second hand gold eni Silver Watches, aad a Variety of other goods Terms, Cash. DOWNS * HUTCHINSON, Auct'rs nov 10—2t No 428, ‘2. avenue, near 414 «t By ROTHWELL @ BROWN, Auctr- A UOTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, &4¢e—OLO-! @ OV'T.— Being 2bovt toremove to one of tha new bui dings on Lou'kians avenue Opposite ire Bank of Washington, we hall have a elosing ont sale on SATURDAY evering. at 7c’clock. when will be sold, without reserve, a quantity of new and seasonab'e Pry Groods, consisting of Cloths, Cott -- Flannels, Merinos, Alpscas, Blankets, Carpete: also, fhirts, Drawers, Cravats, Gloves, &¢ , ae We have on hand, nt private sale, 60 barrel: APPUKS, and 25 barrels o° ONTON®, as fine a in th: mariet. of sd ROTHWELL & BROWN, Ant. corner of 7th and J streets. By J.C. McGUIR®, Auctioneer. UPER‘OR PIANO FORKTK, FURNITURE AN 9 4 Household Effects, Carriage Pair of Horces. 4 >. On WEDNESDAY morning, Norewber 15tn, st 10 o'clock, at the Commander's Quarters, Washiogton Navy Yard, I shall seli a portion of the rrivate Furniture and Fffects of Capt. L. M. Powell, viz: Superior Chickering Piano Forte, Stool, and Cover Ciimson Plush-covered Lounge Sofa Walnut Etagere, Beaied Arm Chairs Hendsome Gencese Ree+ption Chairs Suites of handsome Crimson Damask Curtains, wih Lace Curtains, Cornice, &c Figured La-e Curtsias, Shades &c Bxozilent Plush-covered Revolving Chair Gilt Cand-labrss Mantel Ornaments Silver mounted Centre Lamp, Vaces Paintings, Engravines, Rugs Brussels and Venetian Carpetings Wa'nut Hetrack, Sali Lamp Do Cane s:st Chaire, Lounge Superior Hair and Hurk Mattresses Biank:ts, Comfo tz, Kolsters, and Pillows Crockery and Glass Ware Together with a lot of Kitchen uteneils. At 12 o’glock— A pair of handsome matctitd gray Carriage Kore 's, very fice, aud perfectly kind and gentie An excellent Fa Carrisge, Harness Buffalo Robe, Covers, &c. Terms: $30 ani under cash; over that sum a credit of two and four menths, for notes ga‘ia.o t rity endorsed, bearing interest. JAMES C. McSUIFB, Auctions: r. nov 10—2* pov 9—d By J.C. MeGUIR XCELLENT FURNITURE 2 Effects st Auction.—OQn MONDAY mo-: Bs EMBER 123th, et 10 o’c'cck, at the rosidene «tf Judge Platt, on north G street, between Tenth ond Eleventh street H sell all his Furniture and Hourhold Fffecte. Rosewood Pianotorts, Mucic, Stend and Stool Mahozany hair spring seat Sofas end Chairs Do Chaire Araptn and white marble-top Centre and Pier Tables uctionee iD HOUnBI Fancy Kec-ption Cheirs, Rout Tables Blue Setiv Gu: teing, lined with white silk, Cor- nice Loop, & Marble Pedestals, ‘aces, Card Receivers Srovge and Gilt Candelebrer, Paintings Tapestry, Brussels, and three-ply Carp:te Straw Matting, O 1- cth, R Mussels Stir Car ets, Rods and byes Hatrack Hall Lamp Wainet Extension Dining Table Side do Mahoga1y Sideboard, Oak Dini: g Ch irs French ‘ hice vinner Se , silve-- ted C-stors Bex y decorsted Ooflee, Tea, and Dessert Table Outery tee in Sheder tead, D-e s nz Bureaus arble-top Wa hstance Supe-jor Feather Beda, best H ir Mattresses Bolsters aud Pillows. Husk Mattres es Cans and Wood-seat £ hairs, Lounges Superior Hall Stove ani Orum, Rediators ¥reellent Oook st. ve ana Fixtures Toge her with a zenersl assoctmsit of Kitchen requisites All sums under $30 cach: over that eam sixty and ninety dayr, for notes eatic fc torily endorses, bexring int: P 8 —the hours is for rent ingrire of the aa- dersizned. JA8.’U, MoGUIRK. nov 7—d _ 7 Auctioneer. By BAKNARD & BUCKY, Aucss., Georg>town. UILDING LOS GN U:IGHIS OF GRIRGE TOWN.—On WEDNNSDAY, the Lith in tu t, Wwe will offer for sale on the premres, at 4 o clock, Pp M.. & pari of that beautifully situated aad well- known proprriy, “ Link's HILL” ‘The said property has a front of 398 feet on Road street, and will b: rold im Lots, or in one entire lot, ag the company may desire To any cue wanting a site for 8 private residence, commanding an urpassed view of the Potcmac aud of the surroun ling country, a rare opportunity is DOW presented. Terms liberal snd at sale. BARNABD & BUCKEY, Auctiones: 8. nov T—cetd Mu. SCHONENBERG, Teacher of Piano and Singing, NO. ®5'J PRNNSYLVANIA AVENUR. oct 23—tf TO THE PUBLIC, FLYED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOATS TPXHERE havivg be-n many complaints (and c2r- T tainly not without caus-) of the uncerta nty of the arrival and departure of Boats plying between Washington and Alexandria, by men of burin s avd others, end a large numter of gentlemen hay- ing intimeted that a boat running at reguiar hours would be putronized and sustained, the subscriber Kas determined again to try the experiment, for the accommouation of the public, and has arranged 10 have the ownibuses leave the corn+r of Seventh street and Pennsylvania aveaue, in time to connect with the boat, as per schedule below, so as not to lose time in waiting at either + nd of the routs. This atrangement wil make ict certain when the b at will leave, and arrive, in either place. By this ar rangement be flatters himself the public will be better accommodated, and hopes that his boat will be sustained. The following are the hours of departure of the only reliable ste-m ferry boat plying between Alex- andria and Washington: z The steamer George Page will leave Washington daily, at 614, 8, 934, 1144, m, 1, 3,4%, p.m. Will leave Alexandria at 74, 8X, 1014, a.m, 1244, m, 2. 4, 54g, p. m. fis omnibuces will leave the corner ot Peunsyl- venia avenue and Seventh street, to connect with the Boat, at 6, 734, 914, 11, a. m., 1234. m., 234, and 4 m. i Fo nnibuses will connect with sll cars arriving at, and departing from, Washington and Alexan- dria. GECRGE PAGE. nov 6—tf HITE ZINC, dry, and ground in oil, in store and for saleby -HOWKLL & MOKSELL. French and American white and Brown Z:uc, in assorted size packages, at low prices N B—We are prepared to furnish at s* ort notice and at cheap rates, French or English Piate Glass of eny size. HUWELL & MoasS&LL, nov l—d2w C street, No 323 P.8.—We are daily menufacturing our No. 1 ¥therial Oil, with which we can supply the trade HE UNDERSIGNED wouid re- speetfully inform hie friends and c t:zenr gen- eral'y that he has resumed the Grocery business, and is wow located at the corner of Pexusyiravia avenue and Thirteenth streets, where wii be fourd ++hsics selection of @! OCERIES, TEA, WINES, LIQUUKS, CIGABS, &c. special + ttention. is invited to his assortment of Tess, Liquors, and Cigars. The ab»e goods are all of the best quality, and for sule very low for cash. R. Db. TWEEDY, Corner of Pa. avenue and 13th st., south side. nov 2—dlwéeolw pace a —— ac : By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auc’r GEORGETOWN. {XTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS AND STATION ERY, Eve: clopedias and Valuable Standard Works, in every rime: tif Literature, Scincs, and Art AN ALS and BOOKS Elegantly lus trated and Il usninated, Pictorial, Embellished, and beautitelly bound Fine Family and Pocket bibles, with Prayer Books of every description. Letter and Cap Paver, Portfolios, Gold Pes, Ee. To be so'd st Auction 1H!3 EVENING, at seven o'clock, at the store of BARNARD & BUCKEY, Bridge st. 4@- The aitention of the public, in this city and vicin ty is respectfuliy invited to this Cullect.on o Books, which is believed to be the most yaiuable collect on cf stendard works ever offered at Auction in this place. The tooks are new and werr nted perfiet. The sate will be positive and without re- serve, to the hignest bidder, and will be continued every evening until all are sold. N. B.—Books for examination and at Private Sale during the day. BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers, Bridge st., Gearg-town, D oot 31—itt By WATERBURY & DYER, Aucts., New York, Warersusy & Drék, of the city of New York, Auo- tionesrs, eré authorized to make sales of any aud all goods in the Crystal Pslace Which may beintrust ed to them by Exhibitors. JOHN H. WHIT, Prest. Orysial Palaw. New York, Oct. 27, 1851. In pursuance of the above appointment, we here- by give notice te ali owners of goods, (now within the Crystai Pal. ho desire to have their goods included in onc jatalogue Sales at Auc’ion,” within the Patace. to ea us nae for such Sales (by mail or express) a complete invvice of each ar a. also an order upon the President of the Crystal Palace Asrociation (J. H. Whi'e, Kaq..) for the delivery of every a: ticle enumerated in their invoices. ‘The sales will be EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, and will include goods of sli de-criptions withing the Palace; and m order to arrange the different articies now on exhibition fr sale. and to prepare catalczues for part:cular days of sale, the immediate attention cf Exhibitors is requested. Tne day ofeach saie and particulars will ve found in the New York Journal of Commerce, and Courier and Fnquirer. WATEBURY & DYER, Crystal Palace Auc’rs, 6. c. oct 30—2wd Store. No. 38 Broad st. N Y. REMOVAL, \HE subscriber having removed te te of ] @ avenue and 10.h street, over tee Witang- top 8 vings Bank wii comtisue to en ¢migy- sive ts rimentof VANREYN MM: Kee Ya MaNTKLS, WROUGHT IRON AND x L 1NG3, Boosustic li ing and Serra ( Sd Window Lintele and Bile = RALPEY MARLINS, oct 27—eotf Ol) PREN TING NBATCY AND EXPE DITIOUSLY EXBUUTED AT THE “AVENIN: Od, green plush covered Lounge snd | TELEGRAPHIC. Expressly for the Daily Kvening Star. The New York Election. New Yorx, Nov. 11,—The Governorship is still in koubt. Raymond is probably elected Lieut. Governor; Fitzhugh, Whig, Canal Com- missioner; Browne, Whig, Prison Inspector. Dodd, Whig, is elected to Congress from the 15th district. Twenty-six Whig Congressmen are eelcted. | Riot Anticipated a: Williamsburg New York, Nov. 11.—A riot is apprehended at Williamsburg to-morrow. The military will be held in readiness. The Mayor has issued a proclamation ccunceling order. A heavy failure is reported at Quebec. Baltimore Markets —Mail Failure. Battimorg, Nov. 11.—Flour is dull,—How- ard street nominally held at $8.50 ; City Mills, $8 25. Wheat has declined—18,000 bushels sold, white, $1.80a$1 90; red, $1.74a$! 80. Corn—10,000 bushels sold—white, 759.; yel- low, 760. Whisky, 440. it rained all last night, and the rain is still falling. The mail which left New York last evening has failed. The passengers, however, have arrived. The Rain—Rew York Markets. Battiworge, Nov. 11.—It is raining at Wheeling agd other places west and north, which has somewhat interrupted telegraphic operations. = Breadstuffe a§New York. to-day, dull ; 4,000 barrels flour, State brands, sold . $7 Sl a $3 18; Sou-hernunchanged. Wheat dull and declining. Corn—40,009 bushels mixed +9! at 90c. Cotton declining. Siooks depressed. The Money Panic at Pittsburg. Pirrspure, Noy. 10.—The panic in the money market has subsided Mr. King’s sus- pension is but temporary, and he will resume payment ia a few days. Probable’ Election of Mr Clark New York, Nov. 10, Eveniag.—Returns from several additional counties show unex- pected heavy majorities for Mr. Clark, the Whig candidate for Governor, and giviig strong probability of his elestion. Raymond, Whig, is undoubtedly elected Lientenant Gov- ernor, and probably others on the Whig State ticket. Sentence of Dr Greham New York, Nov. 10.—Dr. Graham, of New Orleans, convicted of the murder of Col. Lor- ing, of Californie, at the St. Nicholar Hotel .u this city, a few months since, was to-day sen- teneed to the State prison for seven ycars, the utmost limit of the law. Another Extradition Cese. Bosrox, Nov. 10 —Captain McDonald, of Gloucester, England, arrived here to-day, charged with killing aman at Cape Breton. It is expected that the prisoner will be claimed under the Ashburton treaty. Soft Congratulatory Meeting. Naw York, Nov. 10th.—The Softs held a large meeting in the Park to night, to congrat- ulate themselves on the election cf Mr. Sey mour and repel the Know “othing charges ot fraud in the recent election. Capt. Rynders was the principal speaker, and freely charged the Whig Inspectors with frands __A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS. aay PRASSHS AND 4 FORT CF BOUR- GROIs TYPE FP SALE. y TALLACA & W008 offer por sce, at Be ) _«f the Areving Sar. om MaC Ml FE PHASE, capable cf printing 1,000 :cipeeedons per hour, double medium sheet, BoTH sivas AB NCE, re gistering in the most perfect mauner. One MEDI- UM 8MI7d PRESS, in gocd order, and one FOULA- CAP RAMAGE PRESS. These presres wil! be sold low. Also, one font of BOUSGKUIS 7 ¥ PK, weigh- ing eb-ut 350 pounds, but littie used, for male on re. sonable terme. poy 8—tiif rp\Gs LaDIES Ga ; LUNDON I and New York Fashions for November is re celved, and for sale at SUILLING "O'S Bookstore. The Gazette of Fashion cont int the mort © sep- sive variety cf clegant de igus for Ladies’ end Cuil- dren’s apparel. Herper’= & pgezine for November; Godey's Lady's Book; Greham’s M. geil Pulusm, and ail ibe other Macezinee for bo-em\er. hed, All the new Books receive! a= fast as pi and everything in the Stationery line for s leat SHILLINGTON’S Bookstore, cor. Pa. av. aud 4% st, Odeon Building. 3t REST ALLOWED UN DEP >).ITES.—Inter vet obtained for Depositors und others anon first CHUBB BMUTUKbS, Kankeas, I cisase +ecurities. ep 21—+ott PROF. SUHONENBERL, TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF Modern Languages and Literature, NO, 257 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. oot 22—tt BARGAINS—BARGAINS. ISHING to reduce the present stock of Fall Goods ov hand I have determined to mate s great reduction in pric+s- wusln Embroidered Vollara 2 wrth $3 Caxbric do «0 75, 3.24, 3745 and 50 Do and Muslin Embi Steeves. oOo. to $2 60 Lace do 50e. to $5 Do Embd Habits and Collars 260. to $10 Muslin do do 3714 t» $5 Do do Caps 123 to $1 60 Lace do do $1 0 $e Faos Flowers 1234 to 75 per pair Bornet Ribbons 6 to #f u yard Usp, neck and sish Rfbbons Cord Kid Gloves 623g 0. a pair Cambric Bands $1 to $1 60 Muslin do Sic, te $5 . Dress Caps, silk and thread Il!usions Braids, Gimps, Buttons Stockings And a variety of goods too aa; 7-3 . TATE, 314 Pa. avenue, bet. 10th and 1ith ets. nov 8&—ael2t HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. VEE Subscriber hes pow ou hand 2 eet mrs assortwent of GOODS, which have bee. ed with the greatest care from we manufactur both in this country avd Europe, sod on the be terms, acd are offered to consumers at» saving of trom ten to twentj-tive per ceut. Our stock com pris-s— : Hovsekeeping articles —every article required ebout a howse that can come under the heat of Hardware Building materials, a fine assertment, not excopt. ing sash Weights, at 3 o-nts per pound Mectanics’ Tools, eve y vari-ty, ead mostly war, rented 7 Leather Belting, Gum and Hemp Packing, at Bas- t m Factory prices Grey Rrothers’ D-or Springs, warrented fir four years Weare the Agents acd wili furvish Gealers at Factory prices A beauiiful assortment of Feather Pusterr, at New York prices, and 25 per cent cheaper than other styles. Allof which are offered sta swall aivence for cash to punctual customers. by JOSEPH L. BAVAGE, Fign of the large Gilt Saw, Penn avenue, nov 7—coim betwe-n 10th and liths R. D. TWEEDY, ORNER of Penn-ylvavia avenue and Thirtecath strect, souta side, offers to purchasers a choice lot of FAMILY GR UVERIES, et exceedingly low prices. Superior Bl .ck Tea, at 50 cts per pound Young Uyson 50 ots; a very good article Layer Raisin-, new crop Figs, Prunes, Pine Apples, and English Dairy Cheese American, French, and Boglish Mustards French and Spsnish Olives Worcest: rshire Scho and other sauces And every other ariicle u-vally kept ina Sret class establishment. For sale very cheap for cash. nov 8—olw GAS FIXTURES. -e UST received at ihe sabs.riberf Houre Furnishieg Store, a fresh supply of w@x- TURES. wus ng mauy new and beautiful pet tegns, which will b- rod at the mam ris Par corpelus & Ce., Philadeiphia,) retai: prices Beavis will fd it to their interest te call and ex: amiae them, GAS UUBING introdusd in Private Dwellings, Public Halls, de.,by experienced and superior work: men, st low PEO | wp yoRERR, Tron Hall, , Nes. 518 Pa, aveiicc and 349 D street. pov Seng