Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1855, Page 3

aaa 0A INTELLIGENCE, Tne Lavyea or rar M rA.—S eat te, Mixxgsota.—Satur- ate aps of December, 1855—that bright, » and charming day on whic Splendid steam-frigate Stinmsessts pe = inclined her nobie brow, and kissed th Waves that leaped up, as if in exultat? Kreet her—will long be Temembered by the many thousands who witnesse4 the sublines and thrilling spectacle of the launch. I! : truly a grand, a Joyour, an exciting af The tranquil waters of the Potomeo inirrored as brilliant and enchanting a sky a3 ever canopied the metropolis—a Sentle, summer- _ breeze fanned the gloming face of nature— the surrounding hills end wharves, the h tops, the windows, and the “Old Alloghany — crowded with thousands of both sex = php emma a2 weil as innumerable the 2nacostia. ee ,,hbout one o'clock, the President of the United States, Seeretaries Dobbin, Davi-, and Gatheie, Sydney Webster, Esq., and other /lis- pegsished Sentlemen, entered the yard, the resident and members of the Cabinet being zeetved With a national salute of 21 guns aus escorted by Commodore Forrest and other Pr the wharf, where they were also sa- = Y the officers and men of the Marine a and the Boone Rifies, all in full uni- ee and drawn up into line, the Marine oa playing a national air. Herethe U. S Steamer Engineer, Capt. Lovell, was in ing, and efver receiving on board the d guished company, irom the shore, the day. The yard, amonz Yorrest, Con Dabigren urser N the mn, to in- put outa short distance to await the grand incident of various naval officers of the whom we noticed Commodore Commander Lanman, Commander » Lieuts. Hunter, Balch, and Up:hur, ‘ae Surgeon Edwards, were un 4 cir exertions to provide suit able accommodations for the enees ladie: a d gontlemen in attendance. Tho civil ofi- e the yard were alao Very courteous and ¢ in that particular. Seve s, among whom were many !adi “ ed the gangway, and, procuring posi tae cpar-deck, were launched in he noble the “observed of ull observers” on a young lady (Mis: M nad been celected to bap~ Use the ship, and who diskalea us ne in @ most becoming end appropriate mau. The water made use of for the christ brought hither by the Hon. Mr. Rice. tie a Corgrees from the territery vi z About half-past ine o'clock the report of 1 signal gun anbunced that all was read du @ few winutes thereafter the « and the iomense structure gradu most itaperceptibly moved cif, «w. water like a thing of life,” ax the roar ©s cannon and the huzzas of ten thousand ‘Voices—sending forth a wave to the epposite shore, which caused, for the mowent, an alarming commotion, but preved to be harin- Jess, only drenching those who had ventured jons x too near the water’sedge. ‘How beautiful’ was the ejaculation which escaped from the of the enraptured multitude. h lip: Siastic friend, standing near our arm in an ecstacy of d-li One enthu- writer, seized and violently ; z shaking that valuable member of our ecrpo- real erganiz on, exclaimed, “ Oh, that beautiful’ We, profoundly absorbed in the contemplation of the magnificent scene, nedded assent, with eyes still fired i: rapture upen the beautiful ship, and migh ver- ebance, have been gazing thore yet had we not been reminded that the dinner our had arrived! Immediately after the launch, the di guished company on board the Engine returned to the shore, being again saluted by the Marine band and military companies, ar escorted to the quarters of Commodore For- rest by that p:pular officer, where they par- took of a sumptuous and elegant collation, ane, were entertained in a mu: v.anner, the company being gra resence of pavecal taken. ostructor ‘ook, who was one of the company, received the warm and eordial congratulations of the President. the Secretary of the Navy, and tie other distinguished gentlemen who were the guests of Commodore Forrest. Commodore Lanman, Capt. Wi Hunter, and Surgeon Edward alsu enter- tained large companies ef ladies and gentle- men in a style of elegance befitting thei ished ranks. and the refinad ta. their highly respected snd delighted gue: A snbetantial collation, provided throws tae liberality of the Hon. Secretary of the Navy and the Cummandant of the yard. was spread out in the large mould loft, and was partaken of with zest by many of the em- ployees of the yard. Not a single untoward event ore mar the enjoyments by the beautiful tin- > of Tred to fa day made memorable neh of one of the most su- perb chips ever christened by fair and gent'< weman. In every clime, and on every sea— wherever she bears the starry emblem free— may success and glery attend ti Sr. Axprew's Society.—This recent acs ciation of our city, cemposed of natives uf Seotland ani the descendants of Scotsmen, celebrated its first anniversary en Friday evening last at Carusi’s Saloon. This acso- ciation, like all itssocieties, is mainly ebari- ty; but that dees not exclude from its uembers good fellowship and social enjoyment, even to the indulgence of a little‘‘barley brew.”’ The Tatelligencer says: “On Friday night the su- ciety assembled round a supper table spread by J. Miller with a banquct rarely equalled for goodness and abeananien. he worthy President of the society, Gilbert Cameron, presided, assisted by Messrs. Ballantyne end John Swith as Vice Presidents. Toasts and songs and speeches, with quantum suff. (not a drop too much) of slenlivet hot brew, mark- ed the eveng as one of the pleasantest, a guest informs us, which he ever enjoyed. It was every way, in sentiment and temperate plea- sure, worthy of old Scotland’s patron saint and of the estimable citizens who have formed the society. It isto be hoped that a more particular account may be furnished for the gratification of sister sucietics and of our read- ers generally.’ Tas Bare ov tae Wasmixeton Higurasy- BxS. which will take place on the 6th of De- cember, ix, we understand, to be of a most brilliaut character, judging from arrar ments mude by that admirable corp: A number of military brethren from Baltimore und elecwhere are to be present on the o¢ sion, and as several ef the members of the company are to appear in the romantic and chivalric fall dress of the Highlander, this will add unsurpassing interest to the enter- tainment. We hear that nearly all the tick- ets of admission are disposed of; hence it is doubtful whether all those desirous of enjoy- i ball will have an opportunity to do so. ps deserve to be well patronized, as no effort is left unheeded which ean give plea- sure and satisfaction, as their former enter- ments have fully proven. Success to the Higblanders Tae Laptes’ Mite Society or Waster Cuaret will open, to night, a Festival, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, for the sale of useful and fancifu! articles, of their own handiwork, in part, and gastronomic swiids and confectiona- ry luxuries. A five hand of music has been engaged fer The preacher in charge, the Rev ashiell, hes assured his congregation that every effort will be made to conduct the Festival on such principles as shall give no offence even to the moat tidious Christians. The Festival will be tinued throughout this week. Judz what we hicar of the arrengemen'‘s, we presuine thata very pleasant time, indeed, may be prsied at the fair Nationa Tuesrke. —The proprietor, whe has certainty dispinyed much tact and ente; rise in th rangements, sin Pinar the lessee of that establishment, h made arcangetments for the appearance in this ei m Wedneslay , of Edward Le Davenport, the ex whe will rsonate Richard the Third, ont eecasion; Mies. Malinda Jones as Queen Anne The Jasber aml Craxher’’ tu conelude entertainment ‘Tue Varieties ~hunkei : tar temed opera rf it appese at this eetablichment te- ee A sb the other entertainments the t The Brack St tae *rued: Tim by that popular ade corps, Harry Lehr Ss -Crimxat, Covnt.—The December term of this Court commenced this morning. The fol- lowing are the hames of the grand jurors : Thomas Carbery, foreman; Geo 8. Gideon, Buckner Bayliss, Wm. Thompson, Wm. Wil- son, Benedict I. Semmes. Samuel Drury, C. W. Pairo. Darius Clagett, Wm. F. Bayley, Thomas Miller, Judson Mitchell, Stephen P. Franklin, Selby Scaggs, Robert White, Edw. Linthicum, George W. Riggs, Matthew @ Emery, Amon Baldwin, Thos. Berry, Samuél Pumphrey, Aaron W. Miller, Jehiel Brooks, Thomas Blagden. The following are names of the pettit jury : Jedediah Gittings, Theodore Meade, Leoni- das Bowen, Jacob Smull, Jno. W. Ort, Dan’!. Lightfoot, Anton Grinder, Fras. J. Mur; y, Humphrey 0. Whitmore, J. B. Holimead, E ward Tolson, Patrick McKenney. J. W. Bar- neclo, H_S Williams, Wm. Golding, Joshan Hligton, John J. Joice, Jno. Harrison, John W. Burns, A. Davis, W. T. Drury, Mich’l. uigley, E. H. Edelin, W. A. Wallace, K. Mitchell, Thos. Tanner, Thos A. Scott, J Simmons, Ezekiel Young, Jas. A. Burns. \ AxnvAL Megetine.—The Columbia Typo- graphical Society held its annual mecting on Saturday night, and elected the following oficers: Wm. Woodward, President; Wm M. Beit, Vice President; Thomas Rich, Re- cording Secretary’ Wm. R. McLean, Corres- ponding Seerctary; Michael Caton, Treasurer. A resolution was adoptod, we learn, to have a suitable celebration of their forty-first an- niversary in Janu next, and a committee appeinted to make the necessary inquiries on the subject, and report to an adjourned mect- ing of the Society on Saturday evening next. Connixe.—Yesterday, a mannamed Malich‘ Ryan was cent tojail, for some alleged offence. It is said there is a law or rule among tie prisoners of that institution to make every new@omer pay “a footing’’ of fifty cents, or, in default of this, to be “cobbed.’? Ryan had vo money, so, therofore, he was cobbed. his bedy being much bruised by the operation It is probable the general assault of the pris- oners on the unfortunate man will be brought to the attention of the grand jury. _Orricer Wx. Bert made an arrest, in the Northern Libertics,on Saturday night of a man for fighting and was conveying him to the watch-house, summoning others to assist him, when he was tripped, falling on the prix oner, who was rescued from his grasp. Mr | Bell had hisclothes torn, and his body seriously bruised, besides losing valuable papers. Excaws Joyes and his wife, Charlotte, druvk disorderly, fighting, ete., were sent tv the workhouse, by Jusiice Bates, for sixty days. John MeCausiin, drunk in the stree work-house eixty days by the same police magistrate. Two Youre Mrs were arrested by officcr @ M. Davis, on Saturday night, on the charge of stealing two coats from Mr Seldner, Capt Birch held them to bail for court, Aone ust of arrivals at the several hotel: will be found on the feurth page of to-day’: Star, to which we direct the attention of the reader. Tne Canat Boar Hore arrived to day with coal for the Gas Company, from the Lonacon- ing Mines Warcu Returys.—Yesterday the following cases were disposed of: Wm. Finley, old ac- quaintance of the guard, drunk and disor derly ; workhouse thirty days. Robert Bleyer vagrant; = John Cotello, drunk and Wis- rrr TP Ladies, Preserve your Teeth, a uizing toothache and the h ra of thedental ithe! use of DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. format) nil Cabinet, and many ether HURST'S GAL the time, [7 It shouid be wmniversally k Indige omacha, and if yon vivice founded upon experience, r ive and invigorant, stand alone unay For sale by druggisie. how 20-1w victim ef dyspeps tt, and we gnarautes » ep tt por.—Dr. Curtis ins done anity affict 1 Mygean Vi care. only genuine fala a alt Kheum of four years’ standing cured by CA YS SPANISH MIXTURE. Woostrn, Wayne Co., Oblo, December 1, 194, for four years past been form, without findtic 6 icjans, L was solicited by « friead to Mixture. It gives me tile the vine: tes, and, with hearts in ite Woret for a length of time, aud by nto Leith to the virtue: rty to nae thie letter fu any way you may ft will benefit the adticted. bedient servant, Josern Rovixnox, boy i—im fr DeGrath’s Elect ures effected by this article a ented the tumor in the ede of M tlautie street, Brooklyn. it« r Tend: t, Sore Nipples, Pilea, ac. : ttaday. The electric olf will cure you. Barnes & Park, Broadway, corner of Duane etreet, wholesale agents; brit ch, ona Mr. Louts, Hudson street; Mre. nd every respectable druggist tn city, N.Y Herald . see written icted ah cu. il A Fact.—New about as much resemblance to the gi je Vie,” of aduiterat CHEWING TOBACCO urnally of VIRGINIA ARTICLE, sold by BEN ou each Label. 0 It can be sent in any quantiny desired, by express or other- wine. nov 19—Im MARRIED, On the 29th ultimo, by the Rev. @. Hilt,G Js L. POXWELL of Washington, D. C , to Mis. ALICE M. DAVIS, of Zanesville, Ohio. h ultimo, by Rev Wm.F Speake, LE S_B. PARKER, of Washington, D C.,to Miss ELIZABETH A. SHOEMAKER, of Montgomery co , Md. HORSES ON SALE_—Price $600. N EX LENT PAIR OF IRON GRAY f& HORSES, fifteen hands high, and but 5)g years old; well broken and gen- tle in both single and double harness. May be seen for afew days at Cowling’s Stable, on G street, between 13th and Mth streets ‘These horses will be warranted sound in every partic lar, and are believed to be without a fault d of any ki ‘They are admirably suited to the barposes of any gentleman wishing a pair fora rivatecarriave. If theyare not sol fore Tues- jay, the ith of Decembe*, they will be then offered at public sale on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite uction rooms, at IL o’cleck,a m.,and sieety sold to the highest bidder. Ips LARGEST AND MUST RELIABLE _ Stock of PIANOS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, STRINGS, &c., &e., in this cityeau always be foand at the great Variety Store of JOUN PO ELLIS, 306 Peansylvanta avenue. nov at youl dad WARD OYSTER ESTABLISUMEN’, Corner of Nineteenth and H stieets 17> Families supplied in every style, ney ¥lin® ‘ WANTS. +t FOR SALE AND RENT. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT- \ able Woman, to do the sooking, washing aul in of a small family. Address ‘ML,’ at lee dec 3—'* M can also accomm: or mnonth. AITERS AND CHAMBERMAIDS.—Are Wanted at Willards’ Hotel, several experi- .ers and two Chambermaids. a HE SUBSCRIBER WISHES A HORSE for the winter. The horse shall be well fed and attended to. Apply to No. 20 first floor Post Offce Department. dec 3—2t* ANTED—A GOOD GARDENER, COM- petentto manage a few laborers in the yar- den 07 on the farm—a single man preferred h Also, Wanted to hire, by the , four good farm hands—slaves preferred. ‘ages will be paid monthly ape at Military Asylum, near Washington, D.C. nov 21 tf ANTED—A SITUATION AS HOUSE- keeper, and to assist in the plain sewing of aprivate famlly, by a young woman who can bring the most ap er toca teferences. A line directed to Box 619 Alexandria, Va., will meet wiih prompt attention. nov 26-7t* — — = BOARDING. OARDING.—TWO ROOMS FOR RENT, with board, at 403 F street, in Union Row, and the immediate vicinity of the Patent Office. dec 1—6t* I can be accommodated with boarding and fodying. at Mrs. WARD?S, corner 4}¢ street and Missouri avenue, No. 45. nov 23—Iw* = URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.—Mrs. N WILSON baving removed to those new and com modious Houses on the north side of D street, be- tween Sth and 9th, is now pereres to accommo date those wishing rooms furnished or unfurnish- ed, with or without board. oct 23-1£ OARDING —MRS. DUVALL, No.331 Penn- sylvania avenue, opposite Brown’s Hotel, has several large and destrable rooms, suitable for fainilies or single gentlemen, which she will rent with board at moderate prices. She can also ac commodate six or eight table boarders. jy30 tf = | Saye tone —MKS. BATES,ON THE 8. W i 8 cerner of Pennsylvania avenue and %h streci s prepared to accommodate gentlemen with reoin 5, with or without beard. Every effort will be made to render these comfortable who may favor he with their patronage. apo—t NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS! Hat, Cap, and Gantlemen’s Furnishing Es- tablishment. FRE UNDERSIGNED HAVING, AT VE great exp ure fitted up in splendid styl: r No $89 Pa_avenue, between 9th aud 10M streeis north side, | the honor to announce to the cit irens of the District, Members of Congress, Strain le FS healt! vicinity of the National, and part of whi the w sevecal single reoms: . | most central and deli Y ply at Mrs Va. avenue nen or family jest, convenient and otels. GOOD-SIZ D ROOM, ON P RS. BANNERMAN, CORNER NINTit and E streets, has several vacant rooms, and jodate table boarders, by the week dec 3— WOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOMELY furnished rooms, lighted with vas. Apply at Mrs F.. LAMB'S, 203 Pa. avenue, opposite Wil- lards’ Hotel. rr tao ed A R REN T—A PURNISHED PARLOR and ‘hree chambers, suitable for a mess of rentle- The whele may be had toye*her or aiaragee The location {s one of the most lensant, and in the Browns’, and other Enquire at No 99 Mi-souri avenne, be- tween 13g and 6th streets. dec 3— oT st dee 3—5t NSYLVA- nia avenue, suitable for a Showroom, «r for L _ dee iO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ZENS AND STRANGERS —MRS’ DING, corner of F and Ninth streets, has several fine rooms, which she offers with board. dec 3—3t* an Auction Room, or a display room of any kind, and other rooms conveniently connected. for rent Location over Well’s Shee Store and Wlliain’s Store, between 7th and Sth streets, on Centre Mar- ket Space. Some furniture may be had, if de sired. Inquire of EK. 8. CROPLEY, printing de- partment of National Intelligencer office, corner of D and 7th streets. 3-3 ciTi- SPAL OR RENT.—A FURNISHED HOUSH, sit- uated in the First Ward, containing ten rooms Apply on the premises, No. 89 Penn- sylvania avenue, above 21st street, or of James C. McGuire, Auctioneer. dec J—t TAVERN STAND FOR SALE OR RENT for a term of years. The location is one of the best on Pennsylvasia avenue and the rent made moderate to a is sitvated between anctual tenant. outh side of the avenue. dee 3—3 The heuse and 3d streets, and on the For particulars inquire of Mr. CHAS. WALTERS, opposite the City Hall, or in the rear of the premises on B street. is beaut fully timbered, sit side of the Piney Branch rozd. niles from the city. Apply to B. JR 5 est side of 17th street west. nats nit EILLY, JOR RENT—TWO LARGE AND PLEAS ant furnished Rooms, situated on Pa. io Mr BOYD, over A. Tate's Lace Stor ly furnished snit ful parts or the c S, No. 2 MADDO) Lis -avenne between 1th and Uth ttreets, north side. Apply e h board. Also a be obtaincd in ene of the ity Ap- hat they are elisibly sit vpening, and have ready for Inspection a supe with alt the convenieu. es of water. and fa: "able stock of such artictes as are zen and finished recently in every de e: first class Gentiemen’s Furnish | teste and comfort Apply to JAMES nent They enumerate, in part. L er Louisiana avenue and 7th st. Genin, and other Fashionable styic HATS fer men and boys, all sizes, shapes: Navy. Biack, and fancy Cloth CAPS for men end boys UNDERSHIRTS and DRAW ERS of stik, lamb wool, shaker, tlannel, ‘Tevoit and Scotch Tin®, net cotton, Canten ome extra larve, of all quali- t DRESS SHIRTS of Linen and Cotton, with plain and French Wristbands tocks, Ties, Cravuts, eee Ho- y of all kinds, Pocket Hdkfs. Robes. Smoking Caps and Coats, Gen- tlemen’s Shawls, Mufflers and Gauntlets . Umbreilas, Toilet Articles, &c. ‘To a\l of which they respectfully solicit an ex- amtnation, fee'ing confident that several yeuts e:- perience in this business will enable them to pre ‘ inducements to ail who may favor them with 1 Fair dealing and moderate prices may be relied upon Callat GEO H.B WHITE & Co, © 532 Pa. avenue, bet. Sth and 10th sts. —colm ES, LIOUORS, CIGARS, & ) casks Madeira, Portand Malaga WINE quarter and eigbths casks of dark aud pale BRANDY, from #1 to $6 per gal'on 10 barrels pure Rye WHISK 10 do Old Family Do 125 do GIN, domestic BRANDY,andold WHISKEY 25 baskets HEiDsiCK CHAMPAGNE 20) dozen bottles WINE and BRANDY 20,000 choice HAVANA CIGARS 200,000 German Do Just received, schooners Hamilton and King Bird, from New York. and for sale b nov 26- eo6t MURRAY & SEMMES. CONGRESS HALL RESTAURANT. MM ESsSkS. FuNWICK & WESTERFIELD bave opened an establishment thus 224 named at } nnsylvania avenue, between Second and rd streets, where they will he pleased to yratify the public with all the deli- cacies of the season. * nov 25-Im OMN HM. BUTHMANN, PENNSYLVA- uia avenue, south side, between 4% s received a ply of SEI WATER, in quarts and pints; also, ‘- DE BOUZY” Champague importer. nov J0—3t MEDICA DARD. R ANISLAS BERNISZ, REGULAK PaRactitionER oF Homazratity, Office No. er of F and Fourteenth streets. NISLAS HERNISZ having returnea rope with impreved health, will attend to the practice of his profession. Office hours from 10 oelock a.m tod p. m. Rov 16-1m* ACARD. AM TUCKER, MERCHANT TAIL- or, No. 126 Pennsylvania avenue, would re- utly call the attention of mbirs of Con- Strangers, and Citizens generally to hi k of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and Vi NGS of the latest styles, which be is prepared to make up at the shoriest notice and in most fashionable styles. [Union] nov 27-2w CHAUNCY WARKINER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, No, 370 Penu. avenue, r speetf (UNDER BROWNS’ HOTEL,) . WASHINGTON, D.C. nove}—tJant Pe. DR. K JAMES, HE PHILADELIVRIA Grae OF © HOMCEPATHIC College, offers his s*rvices in every branck of his profession. Otice—Corner of New York avenue and Fif- teenth street, over the druy store of J. W. Nairn. | Street west, between E and F can be had by early aj Fees iors SMI wooded aud waitcred; improved by dweilin; use, select young orchard, & between 13th and Nth. AND FOR SALE WITHIN =!¢ MILES OF hb city, or 23g miles from Bladens- 4 Sale or Kent, being lot No. 7, fronting on toJ. M. Chubb, BB BROTHERS. in square LH. A. t, orto c tt fi ave UILDING LOTS.—FOR SAL¥, a varicty of low price building Lots located on the Island nd other parts of the ci y, on terms acco < to purchasers. fice. HLTA EnguireatJ. E KENDALL, ween 6th aud 7th streets, north side Pa. story front room, over R. Morrow's e D. MYERLE. a RS OF CONGRESS D Reoms pleasantly located themselves aud families at } URNI@HED ROOM i mG, veen Hith ad « RN equi Hone. ating. edated thts o: nt from the Capitol a Also. two lz Addres VERAL HANDSO Chambers, with board and transient board. Inquii 331 strect. no SENATORS, MEMBERS, OR OTE A 1 ‘With street, between D and | be rented on reasona »tenant Apply at the dw and water fixtures ia the house. Apply to ane, between Gth and 7th s URN v6-diw HED ROOMS TO RENT —A ple t svite of Rooms, comprising parlorand bers, with board, or without, pleasantly lo- —A HANDSOME PARLOR very pleasant furnished Chainb: voins. and 2 The location is a de- onvenient to the National and + K LUNDY, No. 46 ud Presi- chambers, com- A mess of inerbers could be well H v ited at No. or the entire ts. 3 RVOM FOR vate family, oa norih B st., Cap- iy at the Paint avd Oil Store of J. IRLGOR. No. 534 Seventh street. NTION, LAND SEEKER from Washington cit et_known as “ The Gleb osserses ¢ esidence requisite for a delightfu ry uquire at the corner of Mt URNISHED R h SON has two pleasant Parlors an hich she will rent during ress, or by the year. the Music and Stationer fon of © House, of ten rooms. Apply at No. 4aw _—FOR es of Land in Alexandria county. 23 from This place w formerly comprined * [tis well an exc lent 1 private Lb and M streets. FOR RENT.—The new brick House on the southeast corner of Lith and M streets. the premise EF Chambers, Apply on nov liebe NDE nd three’ the ses- ‘Fhe rooms are 397 Est, nov 26-eolw* nov 2—dim* bury @ is in pelea hasa good us ——- -- --—--———- ~~ | supply of tire-woodand timber, and is well watered FRESH SUPPLY OF OFSTENRS 18 ie. | wih the best sprimze. Ic will ke sold for cash, ° 4% ing ccustantly received. Families supplied with them raw orcocked tn any style HENRY STEWART, nov -lw* No. 31 G street, near 13th. FRENCH BUOT MAKER. J COM WOLPFSTEINER, No. 487 Eighth st., near Pa. avenue, is now prepared to make the most Fashionabte French Boots q His lon experience and pra: tice in this' branch of the business in Paris and New York, justify bim in saying that his boots cannot be excelled ju this country. Has on hand a lot already made up, to which the particular a{tention of gentlemen are invited. sep 11—hn# JOHN JOHNSON 1 ESIRES TO MAKE KNOWN TO THE public that he is prepared toserve dipner par- ties to gentlemen that may favor him with their patronage. From his long expericnce at the bus- es he is also prepared to serve dinners in any of the latest styles. Ile was for tive or six years in the employ of Messrs. Willard, as chief cook at their hotel, and will furnish meals to gentlemen. ron long credit if desired. Ihave a the railroad, which can be i the city ata large profit Apply to EDWARD SIMM 212 acres entire wood land witbin cut and Ss, Bavings Bank, Weshing’on city. nov 23--cod3w N T—A THREE STORY 1 in good order. re stern in the yard. Euquire » No. 459 Ninth street well established Business Stand, on BRICK ith back building, No. 527 H street, between th and 7th, containing a saloon seven Chambers, dining room, kitchen, and gi i There ts gas in the ler of HS. nov 26— AKERS, LOOK OUT!—FOR RENT, that the cor ner of L2th and north F streets, that three-story brick house, with basement, cellar, and garret, with a large bake-house and oven, &c., all’ com- plete, with a large lot and stable attached. These | arr lave been used as a bakery by John M. rafft for many years past,and perhaps is the best stand for that business in this city. The whote will be rented for one or mor? years on reasonable terms to a punctual tenant. Apply, Hes for rent a small House, fitted up for a mess | djoining the premises, to. 4 of gentlemen, and can be found on G st., between MARY C. KRAFET, 43th and Mth, south side. _hov 29—1we nov 2i—tf : arn Ad ministratrix. ASKETS, BASKETS.—Ofice, Nurery {OR RENT—A WELL-FURNISHED sulte Work, Knife, Toilet, Card, Traveling, Diu- ner, Packing and other xu : reccived at JOHN F. ELLIS’S, 306 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. | nov 17 — NOs OF REMOVAL.—THE UNDER- | signed have removed their Banking, chauye, and Collection Office to No. 332 Pent nds of BASKETS, just on one floor, A tween Lith and toGhO WIL Ninth street. of Roows, a pirlor zud two Bed Chambers bh streets. super ly to No 217 Penn. avenue, be- Tt : _ nov 0-tf OOM FOR RENT .—A pleasant Room in the third story, with or without furniture { R’S Paper- ing Store, Tek NE oper-hanging { OTS FOR SAL. E—TWO OR THREE vanta avenue, 2d door west from Browns’ H Lots in 2 rapidly improving SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE & CU. | noi See out te ig on tam years? nov 25 —lw ) ply to d."H, DRURY. GUTTA PERCHA TEETH. HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN IN the habit of sending our patrons to Dr. Costs \ for Dental operations fora number of years, an take pleasure in recommending him to the citi- ! 3 of Washington as the best tooth extractor and deotal operator that we have ever met with He inserts teeth upon every plan that is practised in the United States. Geo. P. Ho dian, M.D. A.V. Payne, MD, DDS James Bryant, MD oH, Harrie, MO John F. Miller, M.D. hamberiin, M. B., DIB, r av | B. W, Towles, M.D. | 0 lith street and aavenne. 7 LAGER BEER DEPUT, f, between 444 and 6th % ivania aveaye, Le ce ee ee WA GRRECME, ” {1 T received the sole avency for the extra superior and referred Due de Montchelio CHAMPAGNE WINE, and will sell it at wholesale needs no other por rmpaogpertyogy ele an lo say j lin any other Cham) . eeaty eae ‘4 mnetual Ktention by Pennsylvauia avenue. PRACTICAL PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, | No. 473 Eleventh sireet, between E and F strects, WASHINGTON, D.C. nov 29—lw his friends and connoissers that he Country orders will bave tt ppl let toss JONAS P. LEV Wines Liquor and fine Groom ee MILLER & CUNNINGHAM, 1E SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO IN R—eqw eredis. Ap- jysi—t FOKM has just ices. It ne y's No. 174 ER per- — sons wishing a suite of Kooms or Chambers, for a mess or single persons, can 1 4 AUCTION SALES. By ©. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer EREMPTORY SALE OF A RETAIL uction.—On Steck of Dry Geods THURSDAY, November 2h, o’Glock a. m., I shall sell the en‘ire stock of Dry Goods contained in store No. 16, kaown as the and opposite Centre Mar- ‘s Washington Store,’? ket, tug in part of— Dress 81 Irish Line Plaid, dotted Silk and Kt between Eighth and plain plaid and embroi mencing N {ith streets, consist- Bombasins, Alpacas, Ginghams Mousselines ideved Swiss Muslins ves, bleached and brown Cottons Calicocs, Hosiery, plain and plaid Fiannels Cloths, Cassimeaes, Cassinets Osnebursa, gentiemen’s Shirts and Drawers, &¢ With a variety of other Goods worthy the at tention of the trade and families generally. Tne stock wil! be sold in lots to suit purchasers, and positively withou therefore be expected t reserve. Bargains may The ladies are particularly invited to attend. ‘Terms cash. c nov 2d WwW BOTELER, Auct The above sale will be continued cu TO dec mined to ofer them THURSDAY and SA nerd & Co. above Auction Store, a Farm, in Centre Mark dec 1 tioning hack 97 feet 5 ‘erm: on the premises. a cet. E. inches. ed fruits, tn ze, and will be presented MORROW morning, at 11 o’clock. oc 3 Cc. W. BOTELE {HOICE FRUIT AT AUCTION.—In orde: / to give all persons an opportunity of se: a portion of the fine Fruit Juo. H. King, at Valley View Farm, near Georze- town, D. C., the executrix of the estate has dever- the highest bidders on RDAY of each week, in front of the Auction Store of Messrs. Wall, Bar- These trees are all a tlourishing condition, of good s! warranted to be what they are re} Catalogues can be had on application at the nd at the stall, V: View J. KING, rees raised by the late Executrix By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ERY VALUABLE BUILDING LUT ON K street, near L2th street, at Auctio On MONDAY afternoon, December 3, at 4 o’clk, on the premises, | shall sell part of Lot No. 16, in Square 255, being subdivision No. 24, fro fect 2 Inches on north K, near the corner ©: ‘This isa beautiful location for a private resi dence, and the sale should command atteatio: Cne-third cash; the residue in6 and hs, with interest, secured by a deed cf JAS. C. NcGUIRE. Auct om, December ns, | shall se croice do Otard, D 4 dozen Chasse’ 3 do hor Cham ash rors at Public Sal hy, 4 do Brown and P $ bottles Pemerten Sh 4 dozen O'd Madeira a adelra iring really superior Liquor ad this sale, which embraces as fine a nors as can be procured in the country. upay & Co "Or Brandy Pale Sherrics perry Vv KY SUPEKIO® WINES AND Li- —Un WEDNESDAY o’cluck, at tue Ave- : out Tes. Tve. lotof superior Liquors, beiz vate stock of a yeutleman of t soall pri ; the his city, consi=tin Blackburn London Dock essey Brandy uclt Whiskey, (Quarts,) very 2 and Port Wine , & pallon jugs, very p in- J.C. McGUIRE, Auct. JAS. C + December 4th, al coins, | shall sell, w umes of rare and private library of and seg! v of the M cultural Socie » handsor i: 1 be By Qi AT Vand trast, ¢ prises ro and families wis find it to d dry of sxle days fror al the risk P.S. Ti nov 2—d By J NZ2OSTE bearing daze on th day of October, miblic b side, nd striped \ 12 ligured C. and colored illes aad other ises. By order of the Truster JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. McGUIRE. SALEOF ASSOK TED Stock of Bry Coods.—ty virtue of a deed in trust, and recorded on the 5th the gubscriber will sell at on WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of t 10 o’c foek a. m., on the second ylvania avenue, comer of 1th street west, an as- joods, cousisUng of it 7 tho UiIRE, Auctioneer. ae OF BOOKS at Pablic Auction.—On TUESDAY even- Tenant’s London. &c.,al! which ly put up in the mostsupe~or bind- 2 perfectly uninjured ady for delivery on the JAS. C. McGUIRE, RE i parties 2) Pen Satinets Tustins licoes ilks Vestings uctionerr AUCTION OF ASTATLOSERY ney Store.—By order of a decd h of September, I> ntereste re -on MONDAY, the 10h da cy Articles in the store ef M yrson. on Pennsylvania avenue, ig to obtain such articles will t to attend commence at 10 o'clock a m.. re: For all s:.ns of $255 on delivery of the that amount a credi' . be given; the purchaser to give isfactorily endorsed, bearing interest Auctioneer of s) te. be not complied with within five the right is reserved of reselling na expense of the tirst purchaser he store is for rent; inquire on the prem- uctioneer sand other Quilts and Shirtings oitons: Cloths, Diapers, Crape and ether Shawls Cottons, Threads t of other articles in the Dry Goods line too numerous to mention. Th xe > 30 and $50 and wider S100, two, three, and f 2 above szle offers a favorable opportunity to and housekeepers aud others to make All sums of and under $30, der $50, seat ixty day#; an nonths, with interest, for days; over over $100, netes with approved endorsers; and if not com- plied with in three days after the sale the right to resell, at the risk and cxpense of the defaulting purchasers, is reserved by the Trustee. CHAS. S. WALLACH, Trustee. JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. nov 22—vod ARSHAL’S SAL of Fieri Facias, issued fice of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum- lia for the county of Washington, and to me di rected, I shall expose to public sale, for cash SDAY, the 19tk day of December next. WEDN E.—B m the Clerk’ virtue of two writs 0 at 12 o’clock, m , before the Court-hoise of said county, the following described property, to wit: All the right, title, and interest of James Crut- chett in aud to Lot No.3 in Square No 683, to- gether with all and singular the improv vements thereon, in the city of Washington, seized and levied upon as the pepe ames Crutchett, a and will be sold to sati sfy, dictals, ete., 44 and M5 to March term 1855, Still & Letsou against JONAH D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia. James Crutchett. nov 26-dts [NE OLD WHISKY. IL bbis ‘Lewis Zelgler’s’? Whiskey.-dis- rononnced by judges to be the createst Whiskey In the country. ‘he subscriber sould here remark he is constant- ly In receipt of orders from different sections of the country for thisarticle; persons in want will please call and examine for themselves WILLIAM M. CRIPPS, tilled in wood, new 8 61 ( years old, Intel) .& avenue, bet, 6th and 7th streets. N ESSAY ON USES AND TRUSTS and on the nature and operation of Conveyances at Common Law, and of those which derive their effect from the statute of Uses, by Francis Wim Saunders. Esq Second American edition from the last London edition, by George W. Saunders, @q., With references to Esq., and John Warne later English and American Cases, by a member | ‘ols, iw 1, Evo. ANCK TAYLOR of the Philadelphia Ba ffov2l ~ r, av PR MISS MORELY S CONSTANTLY RECEIVING WINTER MILLINERY at ber Rooms, 34 Penna Eutrance between Mr avenue, np stairs Ridenonr’s Confectionery and Mr Bilis Musie Store. Punetual attention may be favored with given to all orders wh! ny o) hb “be ov 22-16 ey coes great Variety Store of nov 17 £ CHINA ORNAMENTS ye. class and finish, om exbib! JOHN F. Ls Pa. r nder aad ty ad , TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. -REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR. ————EEE — Firemen's Surrender of Apparatus. New Oaurans, Dec. 1.—Twenty-nine out of the thirty-five fire companies, of this city, marched in prosession to Lafayette Square at noon to-day, to surrender to the city their »p- paratus. This act was caused by the non- p®ymeut of appropriations, and other lights by the city government. The city, with the exception of the few remaining eompanic’, 1¢ now without a fire department Fatal Wreck at Sea. Bestox, Dec. 3.—Advices have been ri ceived here of the total wreck, on the 6th of August, of the bark Peaocek, from Salem for Zanzibar, near Majunga, Madagascar. The vessel and cargo were insured here for $52 009. Accident to the U. 8. Steamer Fulton. New York, Dec. 3.—The steam frigate Ful- ton sailed early this morning, but was subse- quently compelled to put back, in comsequcacg of some damage to her machinery. ~ New Orleans Markets. New Orleans, Noy. 30.—Cotton—Sales on Wednesday 2 5€0 bales. Sales for the week, 40.000 baies. Receipts of the week 60,009 bales, against 34,000 last year. Increaso over last year 100,000. December 1.—Cotton has declined |ai- Flour $9al5. Whisky 45. Ealtimore Markets. Baurimornr, Dec. 3 —Flour is dull, and no sales were reported. Prices are nominal. Jloward street, Ohio, and City Mills $9 26 Wheat is dull; offerings 3.500 bushels. Small sales were made at about 4c. decline from Saturday's rates Good to primo white $2.12 aS2 and choice white for family an 32.20; good t> prime red at $2.08a$2.13 Corn has dcelined; new white 57a90c; new con is wanted. Shoulders are es Ifaldic; hams I3a 3 firm at these figures. Mess Lard is nominal at 12+2 quoted at 13}al ide. The market pork $22 per bbl 12hc. Kew York Markets New York, Dec. 3,—Flour has deel sales of 8,500 bbls.; straight State at $9 Vhio $9 75; Southern $9.79. W heut has declined; sates of 8,000 bushels; Southg@ white $2 25; Southern red $2.15 mm fy improving: sales of 11,000 bushels Westend Inixed $1.054 Pork is dreoping; sales of 400 bbls. mess at$ 21. Beefis dull; sales of 200 bbls. at $16 for Chicago repacked. Lard bas advanced; sales of 2.000 bbls. Whisky has declined; sales of 50 bble. Ohi at 40e. Stecks and Exchange. New York, December 2.—Stocks are lower. Canton Company's shares at 21}; Chicago and Rock Island 89; Cumberland Coal Company Cempany o's S14; Virginia 6°” Sterling exchange GE s NATIONAL BOWLING SALOON. Lt AVING REFITTED AND OTHERWISE furnished and tmproved this resort for those desiring exe:cise and amusement, the former pa- troas and yeatiemen and strangers are requested wo give me a call, ass them ¢ will mec! with a os sewhere to be found Missovri venue, near Gih street. OE SHILLINGTON HAS RECEIVED at bis Periodical Depot— Prank Les’ Gazette of Fashion for December Harper’s Magazine do Putnam's do Grabam’s do Godey’s Lady's Book do Frank Leslic 6 New York Journal do La National Magazine do Artbur’s Home do do Lilly Hudson, or Early Struggles Midst Continual Hope. by Alice Grey Geoffrey Monoton, or the Faithless Guardian, by Mrs. Moodie The Song of Hiawatha, by H. W. Longfellow « 's and Quaver-, ny Max Marcteek The Widow Bedott Papers, by Francis M. Whi- cher Glenwood, or the Parish Boy The Old Homestead, by Mrs Ann S. Stephens Winniggnd 1 All the New Books “agezines, Cheap Publi- cations And everything in the Stationery line constantly en hand and for sale at o neon Nero graced te 'S, ‘orner Pennsylvania aver ue ai nov 3.—® Se sy STEWART'S GHT DAGUERRIEAN ROOMS —Our URES are perfectly life like, with a brightness, and having an elegant smooth ful soft tone, they are not surpassed, if cj , in the United States. We invite the public to call and sec for themeelves. Gallery over M. W. Galt & Bros. Jewelry Store, between 9th and 10th strects, No. 324 Pa. zvenue. nov I6--co2m XO TO 306 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, near Tenth street, for your BRUSHES, COMBS, and TOILET ARTICLES of every description. JOHN F. ELLIS tr RSS RAZVUKS — We have a fin® assortment cf the above named RAZORS, to which w iH the attention of gen- tlemen who wish to have an easy shave. Also, STROPS of the most approved makes, SHAVING CREAM, SOAPS, and cveryibing requisite for a gentleman’s toilet. = T. S. GALLIGAN & Cu, Fancy Goods and Perfumery, 370 Pena. av., nov >—tf Under Brown's Hotel GRAVELLFD COMPOSITION ROOFING I ENRY E. WHITE, 91 NORTH GREEN street, Baltimore, Md , is oe to exe- cute orders forthe above ROOFING, and will sell the materials on the best of terms, and will sive instructions gratis to persons wishing to cem- inence the above business. N.B. From years experience will be ab's to furnish the best article now in use. nov 25—im* COMFORT AND ELEGANCE . ODD & CO ,ARE PREPARED TO SHOW their extensive assortment of RICH FURS, comprising the most fashionable styles now in vogue SABLE, MARTIN, NK, CHINCHILLA, AND FITCH, in ‘Talmas, Mantillas, Victorines, Maffs, and Cuffs, and other styles, which are offered for sale at very mederate prices at their fashionable HAT, CAP and FUR Establishment, west end Browns’ Marble Hotel. nov 29-—tf MR. WILL’ PALMER, PROFESSOR OF SINGING, FLUTE, §c., 7IELDING TO THE SOLICITATION OF severai of Lis friends, pur forming class- es for VOCAL INSTRUCTION, both for young persons and adulis, and which classes will be suitably divided according to the ages and sexes of the members. ‘Terms, five dollars per quarter of 20 lessons. Those who are desirous of availing themselves of the factiities thus afforded for learning Vecal Music, are requested to make early application to M M. PALMER, at his residence, No. 233 F street, corner Mth. oc 10 GUTTA PERCHA TEETH. Ds 0, MUNSON, AT 310 PA. A fs mounting Teeth on 2 Gutta Percha Base. Aso, with Alien’s pat- ent coatinveus — — beau- vy 8 wth and cleanliness TTT ei determined to keep pace with every improvement in Dentistry, and will striyg to please and protit his patrons REFKRENCE: Hon. K H Gillet, Hon. § A Dougias, Hoa, © Mason, Dr R P Patterson, lion. AO P Nicholson, Dr. R Coolidge, Aud the Medical Faculty of Georgetown Col- . nov 23—tf sE, Kev. Dr Guiley, tr. Binney, STUART'S CANDE US? RECEIVED, PER s aoe of Riaart’s celebrated STEAM CAN. consisting of Sugar Plums, Vanilla Cream, other kinds aS M. P. KING'S, 285 Vermont avenne, cormer 6th and f sts. nova RESS, ONE DY and