Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1856, Page 3

EVENING STAR. HOLIDAY DIRECTORY. OUR ADVERTISERS Should ik to, a answer— to re Sexes, sizes—rich or lowly. Srmceacparcee 5 iv. Eagerly sean our columns— Our daily prem columns— can the list of rous good things ‘There set forth to meet their notice. Where to buy, we wish to tell them— Wish to tell them where to purchase— ‘Tell the citizen and ; For bere are gathered all the ‘* Hooster,’’ comes the * Comes the “« Eel,”’ the ‘ Soft,” the Comes the ‘* Puke” of Mississippi ; Comes tbe “‘ Rednore”’ of Kentucky; Comes @om Tennessee the ‘* Mudhead,”” From Michigan the ‘ Wolverine ;’” Comes from Velaware the ‘‘ T: . Comes the Old Deminion ‘ C: jer 5’? Comes from Maryiand the ** Seraper,”’ Comes the ‘‘ Universal Yankee.’ All the spouters drawn tozether To the capitoline city, At the cali of Uncle Samuel. Jeweiry, Warcugs, &c. Wilt purchase gifts of gold and silver, Parian Azures, clocks of marble, Sets of silver rich and tasteful, Sets for toilet, tea and dinner; Corals, filagrees from Naples, Frankfort bronzes, Berlin vases. Paris knick-nacks, wares from Sheela A All the precious stones that sparkle— Diamonds, rubies, — sapphires; Ornaments of jet a: gold work, Brooches, bracelets, breastpins, lockets, Napkin-rings, and ezg cups, Silver pitchers, castors, salvers— All graceful, tasteful, charming’ Goto M. W Galt & Brother; Goto H.U Hood, or Semken; To Lewis, Robinson, or Warriner. Booxs, Stationgry, &o. Gift. books, ever tasteful tributes Paid i esters enduring friendship, Greet the eye in rich profasion Books of travels, poems, albums, Classics, toy-books, nov: rayer-books, Stored on shelves and spi om counters, Ample shelvesof city book men; Taylor Franck and Taylor Hudson— Hudson T. and © B. Maury: Shillington, the gallant Colonel ; Ferguson, who keeps on Seventh Street ; Evans near the centre market. Reviews ard magazines in binding, Tastefully are put by Lycett. GRocERIES. Daiaties meet for festive table, Smyrna figs and grapes of Corinth, Mocha coffee, Bordeaux almonds, Sultana almonds, cheese of Goshen, Spices, sauces, nuts and p ckles. ‘These, in barrels, bags and boxes, Stacked In piles, you'll find at Parker's, Bryan’s, Levy’s, Semmcs’s & Barbour’ Cripp’s, Brereton’s, King & Burchell’ At Davis’s, or White’s, or Shekell’s, Thompson’s, Getty’s, Semmes & Murray’s. Woop anp Coan. To give all comers warmest welcome, Lay in plenteous stores of fuel ; Buyof T J. Gal: & Brother, Of Keese, or Warder, Law, or Sheriff, Young, or Moore, or Clark, or Myers, ors &. Shieids, O'Neill, or Kidweil. Stoves, &c. Stoves and are next in order ; ‘These you'll find of latest pattern, Ranged in rows, at Guy & Sibley’s, Woodward's, Tawevera and Skirving’s. Caixa, Guass AnD Fancy Ware. For wares of Caina, granite, wedgewood, Glass ware plain, cut, pressed or moulded, Wares for dinver, tea and toilet, Call at Iron Hall, on Boteler, Or cross the street to John McDevitt’s, Or goto C 8 Fowler on Seventh street At tne hall of the Odd Fellows, Or take the boat to Alexandria Where deals et wholesale R. H. Miller. Furs, &c. Rich furs have Hopkins, Todd & Davis. Stinemetz, too, and Georgetown Seymour. Boots, Saozs, &c. Of Hoover A. and Hoover S. P, Of Anthony, or Mills, or Johnson, May be bad, at shortest notice, Boots ana shoes, superbly fitting, Oxford high cuts, Congress eS: Kid heeled siippers, patent leathers ; Thick and thin, to sult all weathers. Hovsg-Frursisaine Goons. Ye who planning are to marry, In the merry time of Christmas, Need a hint where best to purchase Al the various household fixings Such you'll fiad, in numbers endless, At Wall & barnard’s. vie or Boteler’s ; Green's, McGuire’s, N.M. Mc@regor’s, Or 7th street way at Coombs & Bontz’s. Harpware. Ware of copper, brass, and iron; Scissors, shovels, tongs, and coal bods; ‘Walters, tea trays, razors, dusters, Kaives and forks, and a!l things useful, Are sold, both cheap and geod, by Tucker, Elvaas, Thompson, J L Savage. Coxrgctionerr. For Inxnries to tempt the palate— Bon-bons, pates, jetlies, ices, Kisses, comfits sweet and luscious— ‘Test the stock superb of Gautier, Norbeck, Aray, Potentini. Harts, Caps, &0. Of outward man that crowning glory— A bat—light, tasty, highly lustred, Procure you may of Todd, or Stevens, Of Anthony, or J. Maguire. Day Goons, Manxticuas, CLoaxs, &c. Point I now where ladies, shopping, Goods may buy weil worth their money: Muslins, gingbams, Lyons velvets, French meri.os, moire antiques, Tab e damasks, napkins, doyleys, Carpets, otlcloths, cotton sheetings, Linens, woolens. gloves, and laces; Mantillas, cloaks of richest pattern— Of Clagett, Dodson, Clagett, May & Newton; Of Harper, Mitchell, R W. Carter; Of Barnac'o, or W_ Egan; Of R.B Hail, or Frank McGee; Of Maxwell, Allen. Sears & Coliey; Of Berry, Nixon, W. R. Hurdle Micurxery any Fancy Goons. Fancy gods of latest fashion : Ribbons, collars, laces, bonnets, Feathers, flowers, capotes, talm s— Ali that winneth eye of woman— Se you will, where they are sold, b' Carsidy, Allen, Speir, and Lanp! Devos, Wallach. Goey, Willian, Choate, Hills, l’ribram, Delarue, Shedd, Davison, end M. Ferrero, Peerce. McDonald, Ruoff, Haney, Clark, Leach, Knowles, King, Mrs. Wollard. Gext’s CLoraine asp Furnissine Storse. The ’tother sex too, need adornment : Clothes well fitting, collars, neck-ties, Scarfs, and gloves, and F ench suspenders, All to be ‘bt. in A 1 order, Of Young, of Walker. Wall & Stephens; Of P J. Steer of Hopkins, Hiaton; Of Lane, cf Waite, of stevens M.A. Woes anv Liquors. Generous liquors, pure and sparklin Genial, fitted for J ppedeos = = Cogniar, port wine or sherry, Schnappe, old rum, or London porter, Champagne, Madeira, ‘‘ rich poteen.”” All may ve badof J. H. Buthmaan, B M. Keed, or FE. C. Dyer. Fasxcy Articies, Tors, &c. Toy-gemes. targets, automatons, Work stands baskets, cabas, fruit-knives, Wagons, fish- poles, locomot! ves, Escretoires in papler-mache, Tollet, olls, perfames, cosmetics, German toys, aad China vases, Crackers, pistols, chessmen, trumpets, Articles for use or frolic You'll get of Lammond, W. F. Bayly, Munro & Hutchinson, McLaughlin, Of sned4, the“ Lakes,’’ or Francis, 7\b s.zeet. Mosicat Instruments Music, divine, hath here ber agents, Davis, Ellis, Metzerott. Finest instruments they’i! sell = Pianos, plain, or square, or oval. Make S¢ Chickering, Hallet, Miiler; Inatruments of brass or wooden ; a or wind, of tone the sweetest. Works cf all the greet cumposers Offer choice jor gifts appropriate. Lames, &c. Gaily lit be every mansion, ‘Tprough the merry hri«tmas season ' Howell, Moreell, J. McGregor, Shine pre eminent in this line, Selilog lamps and all things needful, ** bin» for all’? who wish io purchase. Uroonstary. Paper Haneinas, &e. D-cerate your honse for Christmas ‘Fastily, end et for cof at Clark, o- Doan, or J. Markriter, Manage these things to a nicety. Lausonn’s stock of Holiday goods, now on exhibition and sale at his store room on Sev. enth street, is attracting the attention of old and young, grave and gay; and the smiling countenances of visiters, as they leave the store, indicate that in variety, quality and price the assortment gives general satisfac- tion. ader, if you would feast your eyes on what is got up for the amusement of ‘‘young America,”’ us well as articles suitabie for “children of a larger growth,’’ don’t fail to call at No. 484 Seventh street, where you will find the principal and his sasistants polite and obliging. Miss Fanny Morant is about purchasing a rt or the whole of the lease of the National Theatre from Kunkel & Co. Should this be consummated, Washington will be able to rival New York in a lady manageross, gifted with beauty, wit, great histrionic talent, and conversational powers. Miss Morant is an ac- complished vooalist and actress in Engligh and French. Dances elegantly, plays artistically on the guitar. Gifted thus by the muses, she cannot =~ create a fener and command guc- cess in a city so proverbial for its gallantry as Washington. = = = We WOULD CALL THe ATTENTION of the readers of the Star to our friend aera seen ’s large and elegant assortment of Gift ks, Juveniles. Games, Jadies’ Work Boxes and Writing Desks, very handsome bound Bibles and Prayer Books, Card Cases, Gold Pens, Pen Knives, Purses, Backgammon Boards, Fortfolios, and a thousand other different fancy articles, suitable for presents for the holidays. By calling early a better eelection can be made, and the crowd of the holidays avoided. * A Suasn.—Yesterday afternoon, a horse at- tached to a carryall belonging to Capt J. Peck, ran off on Seventh street, during the temporary absence of the driver, end ran through several streets and avenues, causin; considerable confusion among pedestrians ani @ general stampede of coachmen with their teams. The horse was stopped near the corner of Sixth street and the Avenue after making a smash of the vehicle and harness. Many of our readers no doubt find it quite difficult to select their Christmas gifts from among the many articles which fill our Penn- eylvania avenue stores. We advise all who are #0 puzzled, to get from our friend Shilling- ton one of his superb writing-desks, work- boxes, cabas, portfolios, or beautiful annuals, for sale very low at his great emporium. Susriciovs Pgrson.—Certain expressions used by Kelly, the man who was sent to jail yesterday for horse-stealing, caused the police to suspect that this is not the only offence of the kind he has been guilty of within a few months, and that he is nowa fugitive from justice in Maryland. The officers have writ- ten to Maryland for further information re- specting him. Criminat Court.—The following cases were disposed of yesterday in this Court: John Donaldson, assault and battery—guilty ; fined $10. Wm. Sullivan, John Ennis and Richard Jones, riot; each nine months in the county jail aud $1 fine Timothy D. Sullivan, as- sault and battery; $50 fine. Nationa, Taeatre.—The Florences are such deservedly great favorites with the Washington public, that the bare announce- ment of their names is a card quite sufficient to fill the theatre; more ially with such @ bill as that offered to ap re Ws. Suturvas.—We learned at the court- house, this morning, that Sullivan, who was sentenced to nine months’ imprisonment in jail, became so unruly upon his arrival at the jail that the guards found it necessary to con- fine him closely. Taz Deavers in Centre Marker will probably be found in their places to morrow afternoon and evening to supply customers for Christmas. Centre Market —The prices of articles in the market were considerably advanced this morning. Tors anp Girr-Booxs. for the holidays, at the Northern Liberties’ Book Store, 327 Sey- enth street, above the Market. * Warce Retvaxss.—Wm Cumberland, riot, security for court; Charles Fount, do. do ; Christopher Fount, do do ; George Simms, colored, dismissed ; John Dyer, vgrant, work- house, ninety days. ae 9" For washing infants and children, use Fontaine’s Cream of Wild Flowers. It makes them healthy, pretty andswect Sold by the agents, druggists and fancy stores. i Remarkable Fatality and Singa FaCT.—More than nine-tenths of the culde negleeted tn England regnit ta consemption: and more than ninety- buodredtos of the cases of consumption terminate in when all of the former aud many of the latter might cured by the early use of Birs. M. N. Gardner's 10 of Liverwort and Hoarbound. eoks & Potter, No. 184 Washington street, Bos- ton, General agente. For aale by W. H. Gilman, Charles Stott, Naira & Palmer, Z. D. Gilman, and by Druggists gen- orally. dec $3—1w. ted Stomach Bit- ‘vous or Chromic Debility— Hl, andcan be taken noder ters, for are very acy circumstances strengtheniag the to gestive powers, and giving ruddy health to the clieek, and DrightDessto theeye. Inall canes of diasases of the stomach, whether acute or chronic, It may be recommended for ite soothing, eordial and renovating infin heartburn, lone of appetii ee, Harv stion, debility, &c., are relieved by the Bitters in short spac nd a perseverance in thelr use never heure. Kept at all the popular saloons principal drog stores. dec 33-1w thuoniating the di- at the [pte fair of the Mi politan Lunt! medal, which places {t far ahead of all hair dyes Used in the fashionable circles of Washington and iu the pal cities of the Cn ates, all other propsrations Jet black or gi brown, thoutinjury bi , Biving it at Does uct » oat perfectly ostural appearancs @ in. n'a Liguid Hair Dye is the only article now used ity. Gentlemen who wear whiskers or mourtaches wishing to aitend a bi Diack, by devoting one using the very celebr whieh beads this uotice.—Philadelphia Ledger. Z. D. GILMAN, Proprietor, Washington. Druggists everywhere. party Itional article For eale by dec 19—1w wos. These pills, as « firet effect, act upon the tertal blood, increasing the circulation, by which tmpuriti are deposited in the veins, and they thro tiona into the bowel from Brandreth’s P' firet used, the pille the good to come afterwards ‘No great good is often achieved without some trouble im its attainment, and this rule applies to the recovery of health. These symptoms only occur where the body has long struggled under s load of iunpure, tenacious humors. A consecutive use for a fow days will satisfy the most unbelieving of the great good the pilia are doing. The directions should be carefally studied. If understood aud followed, health and vigor will, {u « majority of cases, be se cured by the use of RRANDRETH'S Pills. Bold at 26 cents per box at 43 Canal street, Brandreth Butlding, New York, by T. W. Dyott & Sone, 133 north — sreet, Philadelphia, and by medicine dealers gener “3 nov 28—tf —iWe slaying Bronchial [rrite- jn snbduing Hoarseness produced by Colds, and do our clerical brethren a real favor in calling their sitention to them.”—Zion’s Herald. “ We commend them to the at- ie peak gers, and others who are troubled with affections of ‘the Throat.”"—Christiau Watch map. “For Coughs, Asthma, &e., we chearfully bear toat!- mony from persoual knowledge to their efficacy.""—Ballou's Pictorial. ” They are « simple and elegant form for admin. several medicinal substances held m the treatment of . Containing uo letering, {mn combinat fm geueral esteem Broneiuial affectio’ optum or deleterious be used freely by public speakers and vocalists for clearing aud giving strength to the voice. Sold by all Draggt Oct 1st JAMES N. CALLAN, Agent. a Impertant to the Ladi roNCO'S FEMALE PILLS.—The combt \#\u the Pills are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and bared upon an eatensive practice of over thirty 4, re the directions have been strictly fol y have never falled to correct all Irregularities, pslofal and difionit menstruation, (particulariy,) ai the change of life, They will core the Whites, and remove ail obstrnctions arising from cold, expora: “ and may be asel successfully as 4 Prev and get a Cireniar for p rticalal ‘OTT, Droggist, Penpsylvania Keventh street, Washington, D. rgetown ; to whom sil orders moet yout confidentially, by mall, to las JF ihe box; tocomnterfeltit ts for on ladies who enclose them N. B.—See signature o ory. DIED, Suddenly. on the morning of the 234 instant, 8. W. HANDY, of this city, aged 66 years. Notice of funeral will appear in the morning a) a. ° 2 ET Port Brown, Texas, on the 6th Inst , Major J. RANDALL HAGNER, Paymaster’ US. Army, second son of the late Peter Hazner. At Portsmouth, ye Den, the S24 natant, ee SAMUEL LARKIN, of the U. 8° avy. Od ine 204 inst ,GEORGE WILSON COLE, on of John T and Elizabeth Ann Cole, aged 2 years, 6 months and 4 days. For Sale and Rent. i a Fo eat tee SE Neh AND every andso: t Gas at 80D y oe ed, and een hai Fok RENT—THAT LARGE Four-Story jo] : House and Back-Buil street, just above the Depot. rate place for a Boardi: ouse or dwelling. To & permanent and tenant, rent low Possession given immediately. inquire at No. 332 7th street. of STEWART & BRASHER. _ dec 23-1w* OR SALE—A PARCEL OF GROUND, pomipaee: 42,000 feet, more or less, in Square 969, east; en: losed. with a substantial fence, with a Cottage House on the premises; United States Deed. The place has many advantages, bein near Penn. avenue, and convenient to the Cap!- tol. For particulars inquireof WM H. BLAND, on Virginia avenue, between 6th and 7th streets east dec 23 3t# OOM8 FOR RENT.—A LARGE PARLOR with Bedroom attached, well furnished and lighted with gas, situated on Penn. avenue, No. 219, opposite Willards’ Hotel. Rent moderate. Apply on the premises. dec 22-3t* OOMS—LARGE AND HANDSOMELY furnished, lighted with gas, for Rent, at No* 24 Missourl avenue, between 4 and 6th streets, near the National Hotel. dec 22-3t* OR RENT.—SEVERAL LARGE, FUR- nished Rorms. Apply at 534 12th street. be- tween C and D streets. dec 20-3: _ OR RENT OR SALE.—THAT SPLENDID four-story Brick Dwelling House, No. 8 North Capitol street, between B and C streets. The house is nearly new, and convenient. For further particulars inquire of NICHOLAS ACKER, corner of 2d and E streets. dec 19-lw* WO LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR GENTLEMEN TO BE RENTED.—-They also, can be Boarded in the house if desired. Apply to THOS POTENTINI, No 279 Penn. avenue, south side. dec 17 ee ee R SALE.—A TRACT OF LAND CON- taining about one hundred acres, in Fairfax county, Va. about nine miles from Washington and Alexandria, and six from Georgetown. It adjoins the Farms of Charles Kirby and Colonel George Minor, and lays convenient to Turnpikes leading tothe three above named cities. It has on it much wood—Pine and Chestnut, and the soil 1s capable of rapid and profitable improve- ment. Forfurther information apply to Colonel ‘THOS R. LOVE, Fairfax C. H., Va , orto W. D. WALLACH, at the StarOffice. dec 11-12t* OR RENT —THE LARGE THREE Sto! Brich House, situated on the corner of 12t! and H streets, containing 10 Rooms, with Coal Cellar and Beth Room. Inquie of JAMES W. eset g. next door to the Lutheran Crurch. nev 2- VOOMS FOR RENT.—T WO LARGE, finely furnished Parlors and Bedrooms for rent, with or without Board, at F LINT’S Hotel, near Union Office. dec 2 FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE IN *% GEORGETOWN, D.C, FOR RENT.— The subscriber offers for rent’ber late residence at the corner of Fayette and Fourth streets Georgetown, immediately opposite the Convent ofthe Visitation. This is one of the larzest and best finished houses in the District of Columbtla. having all the medern !mprovements contained in the first-class houses of the Northern cities. There is attached a large cistern in the yard, carriage-house, and stable for several horses. A pump of the purest water in the immediate vicinity. The locality is high and salubrious, and in a quiet and highly respectable neighberhood. Possession given immediately. For further particulars inquire next door to the ees of Mrs. ANNE R. O'NEAL, « Fer RENT.—THE SECOND AND THIRD stories of the House over the Leather Store of Mr. J.C. SHAFER, opposite the National Thea tre, Inquire on the premises. dec 10-e0tf Fee SALE OR REN'B.—THAT DESIRA- ble residence on F street, between 2th and 2ist, for the last Sent yous occupled by the late J M. Chubb, Es: ‘ossession given immedt- ately. Inquire of RIGGS & CO au 12-cotf OR RENT.—-A LARGE FOUR-STORY Brick House, with fine Stabling and Car- riage house, situated on the corner of 16th and K streets. Possession given immediately. Apply to JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 240 Penn. avenue dec 16-ec3w | ye RENT —THAT LARGE AND AIRY House on Penn avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, over A. Hoover & Son’s Shor Store, suita- ble fora Grst-class Boarding-House. It {s now undergoing a complete repair. Possession oer immediately. Inguireof A. HOOVER & SON, south side of Penn. avenue, between 6th and 7th streets oc Mitt A MERRY CHRISTMAS TU YUU ALL At the earnest solicitations of many friends THE UGLY CLUB WILL Give THEIK Seconp GRAND Batt ATODD FELLOWS’ HALL, N. ( YARD, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 24. VIE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, on behalf of the Club, wlil leave nothing un- done to make all happy that honor them with their presence. Withers’ unrivalled Brass and String Band has been engaged for the occasion. The Supper and Refreshinents are in the hands of an experienced caterer. Positively no hats or caps allowed in the room, except those worn by the respective Clubs. ‘Tickets ONE DOLLAR —to be had of the mem- bers of the Club, or at the door on the evening of the ball. Committee of Arrangements. Henry F. Thorn, Charles Murray, William Kemp, Charles O'Neil, Robert Cheseidine, Charles Horner, dec 22-31% Jes. Gordon. GIFT BOOK SALE. OW OPEN AT No. 31 LOUISIANA AVE.. opposite Centre Market, between 7th and 8th streets, with a splendid assortment of BOOKS and GIFTS for the holidays Rare inducements are offered to insure a rapid sale A present worth from 25 cents to $60 given to the purchaser of each book at the time the book is sold. i Books sold as low as usua! prices, many for ers. Our stock comprises a great variety, and em- braces most all branches of jiterature The public are jnvited to calland examine our method of selling Books and giving awa’ Gold and Silver Watches, fiold Lockets, Pencils, Ear- tings, Brces pte, Parlor Timepieces, &c , &c Principal Store 409 Broadway, New York. dec 2t-lw# EVANS & CO. NOW SELLING OFF AT COST, LOT OF FANCY STATIONERY, PA- pier Mache, Porte Folios, Ladies’ Cabas, Games, and numerous cther articles, all of which I am now offering lower than they were ever sold for in Washington. W.F. BAYLY, dec 20 No. 278 Penn. avenue. LACES, RIBUUN, AND EMBROIDE. KIER, yur OPEN FROM AUCTION, A LARGE stock of French Worked Collars and Sleeves, in sets, from 75 cents to $5 A large lot of Bonnet Ribbons, very ch - 300 Fronch Worked Collars. from 3 cents to $3 Musljn Undersleeves, from 25 cents to $3 A large lot of Ladies’ Kid Gloves, from 12\ to 873 cents Linen and Caibric Bosoms, from 12 to 75cents Ladies’ snd Children’s White Linen Handker- chiefs, from 6 to $1 Black Lace &md Bugle Collars, at all prices. GEO. F ALLEN, dec 20-3t Pa ave., next to 10th street. DENTISTRY. J W. Mc6EE, DOCCOR OF DENTAL « SURGERY, has located himself permaatly in thixcity. Dr McGee js a graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, and has had over twelve vears practice Office removed to the residence of bis father, Rev T. McGee, (for the present,) Sth street, be- twen | and K streets. dec 2-Im STRAYED FROM NO. 134 SEVEN Balldings, Penn. avenue, on tbe [2th or 13th Inst ,a white COW, with red. spots; one horn broken off. A reward will be given for her recovery dec [ Qe! TO THE PREMISES OF THE subscriber on Friday, the 12th inst., a large back and white DOG. The owner will please come forward, prove property. pay Cy and take him away .H A. SHUREMAN, dec 22-3t® No.65 A st north, Capitol Hill. | 8 peters MAGAZINE fer January, bar peter a humorous political article. ‘“¢The Ant Declaration of Independence,” accompanied with most superb {llastrations All the Magazines for January. All the new Books received as soon as pub lshed, and for sale at the great news and lit depot of J. SHILLINGTON, jec 20-3t Penn. avenue, corner 4 street. ONT NEGLECT THE CHILDREN, Select their Toys from LAMMOND’S mam- moth stock. dec 22-3t VENISON. FEW SADLES VERY HANDSOME VEN- ISON just from the mountains. NG & BURCHELL, dec 20 corner Vermont avenue and 16th st. AUCTION SALES. By JAS. C. Mc6UIRE, Auctioneer. IRUSTFES’ SALE OF FRAME HOUSE and Let.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON, ber 22, at 4 o'clock. on the premises, b) virtue of a deed of trust from Samuei Curson wife, dated June 8, 1852, and recorded in Liber J.A.8., No. 39, folios 321, 322, 323, and 324, one of the land records for Washi: county, in the District of Columbie, we shall sell of lots Nos 7 and 8 in square 419, beginning for the same at the distance of fifiy feet from the north- east corner of the Square on Seventh street north, and running thence west 200 feet to Eighth street, thence south by ard with Eighth street twenty- five feet ; thence east two hundred feet to Seventh street; thence North by and with Seventh street twenty-five feet to the beginning, together with the improvements, consisting of a neat Two-si Frame Dwelling-house with back buildings. Terms: One-third cash ; the residue in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of tes paler COHN W. M KIM - Me! A RICH. H. CLARK. § Trustees. nov 13-law&ds JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. Ul The above sale is pestponed until MONDAY AFTERNOON, January 12th, 1857, same hour and meat extn, JO cl . RICHARD H. CLARK, } Trustecs. dec 23-2awkds JAS C. McGUIRE, Auct. 20000 PEACH TREES. AS TEN DOLLARS PER RUNDRED—FOR sale at my Nursery, near Washington. The above trees are all of fine growth, and’ Of the best select fruit. Also, Lh baer ae! of ORNAMENTAL, EVERGKEEN, SHADE, and FRUIT TREES. oc 22 tf JOSHUA PEIRCE, MADAME PRIBRAM & CO. inform the ladies that they will, open on Saturday, the 6th of Decem- ber, the handsomest stock of WINTER BON- N&TS and finest HEAD-DRESSES ever offered in Washington. dec 5-3w 277 Pa. ave., bet. 10:h and 11th sts. HERE LAM AGAIN, LIKE THE STAR. ae OLD LEVY'S ine stock of Wines, Liquors, and KS Greceries,consisting of Brandles, Hol- ‘ (uite} land Gin, Jamaica Rum, Old Monon gahela of 1810, old Burbon Whisky. Wheat Vhisky, Santa Croix Kum, Scotch and Irish Whiskies, Champagnes, Claret, Maderia, her- tys, Po.ts, Pure Juice, Sweet and Dry Malaga Wines, Mint Julep, Stoughton Bitters, Worm- wood Cordial, Prune Cordial, Perfect Love, Ab- synth, Curaceo, Maresbino, fine Havana Cigars, Snuff. Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, Preserved Meats and Fruits, Rough and Ready Chewing Tobacco, first class fine ‘Teas and Coffees, Sugars, Soap, Candles, Sweet Otl, English and American San- ces and Picxies, fresh Fruits, Chocolates, Cocoa, Broma, Spices, Salt, Rice. Flour, Raising, Figs, Sweet Oif, English ‘and Scotch Ale and Porter. Starch, Soda, Brooms, Brushes, ete , ete JONAS P. LEVY, dec Is-tf No 367 Pa.av., opp. Nationa! Hotel. « SALE —A VERY STYLISH, SAD- die and harness BAY HORSE,7 yeers old, sound and kind. ‘The owner “3 has no ure for him, and will sell bim for $110. Can be seen after 3 o'clock, atstablein rear of 345 1 street. NO HUMBUG. XO PRESERVE, CLEANSE AND BEAU- tify the Teeth and purify the Breath, use Moore’s Soap Dentiirice, it is a superior article, and Js warranted as represented. CHAPPED HANDS AND LIPS. cured by one application of Moore’s delightful Glycerine Crecin. So'd only at bis Drug Store, No 113 Pennsylvania avenue, First Ward N.B. Asupply of Brown’s Bronchial Troches and D) mith’s Dyspepsia Cordial for sale as ahove. dec .0-e06t t ARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JANU- ary. 25 cents New York Ledger for December27th. Giodey’s Ladies’ Book for January Everlasting end indestructible Toy Books, a s00d assertinent also; of Bibles, and Prayer Books dound inrich Velvet and Turkey Morocco; an extensive assortment of children’s Books, suite- bie for Cbristmas Presents; a grert variety of Pen and Pocket Knivex, Scissors, Skates, Pistols, &c., for sale very low by EK LUNDY, dec i9 No. 128 Bridge street, Georgetown HULIDAY PRESENTS. JE HAVE ON HAND A LAKGE AND 5 assortment of Cloth and Velvet Clonks, long and square Brosha Shawls, heavy Woolen Shawts, Mherino Sca;fs ALSO, A large assortment Embroidery Linen Cambrick Handkerchiefs, Hostery,Gloves Woolen Comforts, Children’s Worsted Capes, Hoods, Mits, Leggins, and many other use- ful articles suitable for Roliday Presents. . W. EGAN & SON, 323 South side Penn ave dec 19-6 , bet. 6th and 7th streets. ARNY’S CONFECTIONERY, No.>1 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. S CUSTOMARY, ATL LHISSBASON, THE public will flud at this establishment a large and beautiful collection of CHRISTMAS CAKES. and every thing elre In the way of BON BON, CONFECT, CANDIES, NUTS, &c., for the approaching holidays. ‘This {s the first and only establishment in the District that bas received a Medal for the superior excellence of Cakes, Ick Creams and WaTER icks Consumers will please bear this in mind. Orders for Balls, Parties Weddings, &c , flied with neatness and despatch. dec 18-lw (Unton& Int} A.L. ARNY. A WORD IN TIME. ] ON’T THROW AWAY YOUR MONEY on foolish erticles, but buy something useful, at FRANCIS’ on Seventh street. He has Work Stands, Baskets, Cabas, Fruit Knives, Albata Forks and Spoons, Castora, Tea Sets, Fable Mats, French Call Bells, Clocks, Japanned Gilt Tollet Sets, and a hundred other articles, not only suit- able for presents, but for practical every day use ee oe usefu! presents remember lec 16 FRANCIS. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. UTCHINSON & MUNRO ARE OPENING a large and beautiful assortment of GUODS, suitable for presents on the approaching holidays. such as Jewel Case:, Watch Stands, Card Re- ceivers, Work Boxes, Cabas, Scissors in cases, Dressing c » Card Cases. Portmonnaies, Port folios, ‘Fabiets, Traveling Companions, Writing Desks, Perfume Cases, Toilet Bottles, Cigar Caves, Cigar Stands, Statuettes, Jet Ornaments, Coral Goods, &e. Also, a fine assortment of French and German Toys, Games, Targets, Automatons, &c , to- gether with a great want articles not necessary to enumerate. HUTCHINSON & MUNRO, dec 16- 310 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. KRISS KRINGLE’S ADDRESS, a My dgar little friends, time ts passing away, And soon you will gaze ona bright Chiistmas ma ay! When doubtless each one of you—Master and Miss, Will look for a call from your trusty friend Krise; But as to see all will be out of the case, 1’ve chosen an agent to act in my place; You’ll find him on Seventh street, just below E, Surrounded by sights worth a journey to see. But should any doubt, let them give him a call, And learn by inspection there’s something for all; Dolls, Furniture, Tea Sest, Horses, and Drays, With thousands of notions hé finely displays ; In short, should you ransack creation all o’er, There’s nought in his line but you’d find fn this store ; Then do not forget as my dog’rel you scan, The name of my agent, for LAMMOND’S the man dec 20-3t NO. 1 FIRST CLASS PRESEN1S., ORTH ATTENTION.—TWO NEW and Beautiful PLAN OS, warrented and guaran- tied fine finish, rosewood cases, superb tone, will be sold for cash at the low price of $200 each. 2 Pianos at $225 each; 3 st $250 each; b; Sat S35 each; 4 at $350 each; 2 at $375 each; 3 at #400 each; L at $450; 2 Melodeons at $10 each; 2 at $62 each; 1 at $120; Lat 2100. In addition to an extensive stock, we have— Violins from 81 to $100; Guitars from 3 fo 2100; Accorfleons from $1 50 to $37; Bantes from $2 to $20; Violincellos from $10 to $30; Flutes from 75 cents to $30; Tambourines from 50 cents to $5; Drums from 75 cents to $10; Fifes from 25 cents to $5; Bows for Violins from 25 cts to $12. ALSO, Music, Music Books, Music Folios, Piano Cov- ers and Stools, Italian Guitar and Violin strings, Violin and Guitar Boxes, and everything belong- ing to the Music business ‘e warrant and guarantee every article we sell; and take oid instruments of any kind in part pay- ment for new ores. We order Music twice a week, and send Music to any part of the country by mail, free of postage. Our store is No. 206 Pa. avenue,a few doors from 10th street. “dee 19-1w JOHN F. ELLIS. FIRE WORKS !_FIRE WORKS. IRE CRACKERS, TURPEDOES, ROCK ETS, DOUBLE HEADERS, SIGNAL LIGHTS, SERPENTS, &c., &c., in large quan- tities, for sale at 281 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, next door to corner of 1th street _ dec 20-3t# WwoudD—WwovD—WuoDn. i RORE, OO ANO Eee THE BEST juality constantly on band, at Walky constatGHN W. MYERS & CO. Office and Yard corner G and 23d streets, First Ward. —— dec 16 tf si} ORE CHRISTMAS GOODS OPENED dot night at dec 19 am McLAUGHLIN’s, AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. Bv JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON 12th street, nearly oppesite the Kirk- weed Heuse.at Public Sale-—On TUESDAY the ‘ises, I shall se! ©. 12, In square No 291, fronting ‘af feeton 12th street west, between Pennsylvania avenue and north E street, running back 73 feet 1 inch, together with a sub_ stantial and well built brick Dwelling House, with back building, containing 11g rooms, with kitchen and bath-room. and two good cel- lars ‘This pro) 'y has recently been thoroughly re- ired Ler iy with Lage 2 papering, ntrodaction of water and gas, admirabie drain- ee &c ,ar4 is altogether a very desirable res!- nee. ‘Terms easy, and made known at the sale dec 18-4 JAS. C. Mc6UIRE, Auct By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. RAND SALE OF USEFUL AND OR- mamental Geeds.—On MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, December 22d, 234, and 24th, commencing cach evening at6o’clock. [shall sell at my spacious auction room, Iron Hall, a splendid selection of Useful and Ornamental G: |, consisting in part of, viz: Elegant groups atd single Statuetts, in bronze and Parine Marble China Vases, and a large variety of China Orna- ments generally; handsome Portable Desks Portfolios and Work Boxes, beautifully inlald Fine Dressing Cases, Silver-plated Tea Sets Bronzed Candelabras, Parlor Clocks Fine Oil Paintings and Engravings Elegant Papier Mache Goods . French China Tea and Dessert Sets, Glass Ware Table Cutlery, Scissors and Razors, Silver-plated = Castors a Fok Vaiters, Spoons, and Forks Fine Party Fans, French China Punch Bowls Jet Goods, Ha’r and othet Brushes Toilet Sets, Bohemian Glass Ware Tollet and Tuck Coombs, Card Cases Portmonies, Cigar Cases, a fine assortment of ewelry ie) Glasses, Silver Snuff and Tobacco Boxes V ith other rich, rare, and unique goods rend- ering the display superior to any thing of a simi- lar character ever offered before at auction in this city. An excellent opportunity is now afforded those in quest of goods suitable for the approach- ing Holidays. ‘The above goods were imported for F. Galligan & Co ,and having arrived after they determined to close up their business, will now be sold posi- tively, without reserve or limitation. ‘The goods will be arranged for examination on the morning of the first day of sale. The room will be comfortable warmed. The presence of the Ladies is particularly solicited Terms: Under $0 cash; over $30 2,3, and 4 months credit, tor approved endorsed notes, bear- ing Interest. Cc. W. BOTELER, -dec 17- eo&3ds Auctioneer. By WALL, BARNARD & CU., Auctioneers. VAUSTEE’S SALE OF BRICK HOUSE and Let in the First Ward at Public Auction.— Un TUESDAY AFTERNOON, ry 13th, at 3 o'clock, in front of the prem- , by virtne of a deed of trust dated May M4, nd duly recorded in Liber J. A.S., No. 1@1, folios L4, 135, and 136, one of the land re- cords for Wasiingion county, we will sell, the Northern part of lot No 12, in square 116, front- ing 16 feeton Sth street west, beiween M and N streets, and running back 71 feet to an alley. The Lotco.tains LIS1 feet, more or less, with the improvements, consisting of a comfortable Brick House Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in tix and twelve months, bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust on the property. B. W. REED, Trustec. WALL, BAKNARD & CO, dec 12 Auctioneers. pss SALE.—IN VIRTUE OF A writof fleri facias, issued from the Clerk’s O fice of the Circuit of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me direct- ed, I shall expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the Conrt-bouse door of sald County. on MON DAY, the 12th day of January next, 1557, at 12 o’clock m , all defendant’s right, tit e, claim and Interest in and to Lot No.6.in Square No. $59, as laid duwn on the plat of (he city of Wasbing- ton, D C , together with all and singular the im- provements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of Andrew Bothwell, and will be sold to satisfy Judi iais, No. 331, to October term, 1856, Alfred Chapman vs. Audrew Both- well. J.D. HOOVER, Ma 1 dec 17-ts for the District of Coiumb‘a | perp nied SALE.—IN VIRTUE OF I writ of fleri facias, lesued from the C'erk’s Office of the Circuit Court of the District of Co- lumbia, for the county of Washington, and to me directed, I shall expose to public sale. for carh, in front of the Conrt-house door of said county, at [2 0’clock m ,on WEDNESDAY, tne 7th day of January, 1857, all defendant's right, title, claim, and interestinand to Lot No. 10, in Square No. 25, together with all and singular the im- Drovements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of Allison Nallor, and will be suid to satisty Judicial, Ne. 170, to » 1856, bank of Metropolis rs. Allison J. D. HOOVER, Marshal di for the District of Columbia. I3-ts JUST IN TIME FOR EVERYBODY. HAVE ADDED TO MY STOCK A LOT OF choice old BRANDIES; pure old Madeira of 1840, very tine old Sherry, pure old Port, aod many other WINES; different brands of CHAM- PAGNF; pure Shiedam GIN ; Jamaica and An- tiqua KUM; pure Mononzzhela, old Family Rye, Irish, Scotch, and Gibson’s old Nectar WHISKIES of 1-44; fresh LOBSTERS, BiT- TERS, PICKLES, genuine Havana CIGARS, very fine, with many other articles in a Wine Store, will be sold low by B M. KEED, 210 F street, dec 16-eolw near 15th, next to Chubb Brothers, THE HOLIDAYS. GAUTIER’S CON FEUTIONERY SALOON A* IS USUAL AT THiS SEASON OF THY 44 year, | have made extensive arrangements to supply the public with every thi nm the shortest notice and of the best y fa my zssortment wiil be found— 3,000 pounds assorted Sugar Piums, for conveni- ence packed in pounds and ha'f bays French Kisses, a large beautiful assoriment Bon-Bons, in sacks, Cornucopias Fency Boxes and Baskets Boxes of Prunes, new and rich styles Small Cake of every sescription Preserves, a general s ppl On Monday, the 224 instant, will be exhibited inmy Saloon the larzest and’ richest display of large fruitand pound Cakes probably ever wit- nessed in this city, varying In price frem ?() cents to $10 each Every thing to be found in a first-class confec- tionery establishment can be had at “ A la ville de Paris.”’ C. GAUTIER, Confectioner. dec 18 eolm Pa. ave , bet. 12th and 13th sts. FUR CHKISTMAS PRESENTS, EMBROIDERIES—EMBROIDERIES. UST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION, A large lot of Se eee generai assortment, consisting of the following, wiz: $00 Cambric Bands, from 25 cents to $2 50 600 Swiss do do 37% do 3 50 Emb’d Linen Cambric Hdkfs, superb or 1200 Cambric Collars, some very pretty at 50 cts 800 Swiss do from 25 cents to $8 50. ‘The above lot of goods are well worthy the at- tention of the ladies, who are respectfully invited to call and examine them R. W. CARTER, Corner Louisiana avenue and 7th street, line, at dec 16-eolw = [Intelj and 527 7th street. Proposals for es and Lithographic rinting. OPFice SuPERINTENDENT Pusiic PRINTING, Wasuineton, December 20, 1866. ROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT this office until the 3ist day of December tnst., for Engraving on Stone, and Printing from the same, forthe use of the Senate of the United States, sixteen thousand and four hundred, (16,- 400,) or more copies each, of certain mxjs to re company tbe annual message and documents of the rresident of the United States. be open for the inspection of e until the morning of theday for closing the ase —_ a = The requ for printing these maps w! be fersishod by this off Ay Bidders will state the price for engraving each map, and the price for printing per 100 copies, se- parately A contract will be entered into with, and tonds will ape poses from, the successful bidder for the faithful execution of the same. Itisto be distinctly understocd thet no bids will be entertained from any parties not directly en; in, pe erie a acquainted with, the mn of work bid for. ‘he proposals must be address: to A. G. Sea- man, Superintendent of the Public Printing, Washington, D.C , @hd beendorsed “Proposuis for Engraving and Lithographic Priating.”’ -eodt3istDec A.G. SEAMAN. | Gipbreeirehd AND NEW YEAH’S Pres- ents.—Kich and elegant styles of Gentle- men’s Dressing Robes, Shawis, Scerfs. Cravats. ies, Gloves, Dressing Cases, Gold, Sliver, and Ivory-headed Canes, Gold Studs and Sleeve But- tons, Portemonnais, Lubin Extracts, German Cologne, in plain and fancy bottles, with many other beautiful articles suitable ere | pres- Shay Gentlemen’s Furnishti Store, dec 18 e06t 424 Pa. ave , neer 434 street. HOLIDAY GOOUDs of Buz eas MeLAUGHLIN & 60. | TELEGRAPH _——— FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. BY HOUSE PRINTING TELE RAPH. i VAL OF THE STEAMSHIPCANADA — la Days Later from Europe. Hauirax, Dec. 23.—The Cunard steamship Cansda, from Liverpool on the 12th inst , has arrived at this 5 The phe rah ear left Liverpool for Hali- fax on the 6th inst., had ber decks swept, off Cape Clear, and on the morning of the 10th returned to 5 Sas Colline stonmbi gree for New ork on the morni the 1 The captain eer! fifteen of the ill-fated Lyonnaise had arrived at . The Baitic took out the official aunounce- ment that the Congress of Paris will meet this m nth. She also took the announcement that an uusuccessful attempt had been made to as- sessinate the.King of Naples. Since thon there had transpired nothing of impertance. The London money market was unchanged, with an active demand Consols for account 94. Cotton was gonerally unchanged and steady Sales of the 10th and 11th 20,000 bales. Provisions were quiet and unchanged. The Manchester market was unchanged, with a fair average business Destructive Fires in Philadelphia, &c. Paivapetrpia, Dec 25.—Our city was vis- ited by three destructive fires last night, de- stroying property to the amount of $100,000. John Funebou s brush and block ae in the Sixteenth Ward was totally dest throwing out of employment 200 workmen. Mills & Flynn’s omnibus stables in West Phil- adelphia were destroyed, ineluding 150 horses and 50 omnibuses. Wilson’s planing mill near the navy yard was also burnt. The weather was intensely cold, and the firemen, who all night were arduously em- ployed, were nearly exhausted this morning. Marine Disasters. New Yor, Dec. 23.—The steamer Knox- ville, reported yesterday as burning at her dock, was entirely destroyed. Loss $200,000, with an insurance of $100,000 The other steamers lying along side wore saved A large ocean steamer, name unknown, struck on Saturday night near B: oar- rying away all her masts. The hulk now lies 200 yards from the shore, with gers on board, but all efforts to board her have thus far been unavailing Loss of Barque Tasso. New Yor, Dec. 22 —The veesel ashore at Seuth Barnegat is the barge Tasso. of St. Jobns, (N. F.) with a cargo of coffee and log- wood She is a total loss. Four of her crew, and two shoremen who went te their assist ance, were drowned in attempting to reach the shore. Baltimore Markets Baxrimorge, Dec. 23 —Flour is unchunged ; lioward street $6 50; City Mills $6.56 Wheat is steady; good red $1.47a$1.48, and good to prime whites $1 55a$1.61 Corn is unchanged ; new white 584c, yellow Hable. Whisky is active at 25. New York Markets New Yors, Dec. 23 —Flour is steady; sales of 9,500 bbis.; State $6.30a86 45; Southern $7 10a$7 35 Wheat is firm, sales 7,000 bushels; white $1.74, red $1.60 Corn is declining; sales of 15,000 bushels; mixed 70c , white 76c. Pork is unchanged; mess $19.624. Beef is firm; Chicago repacked $1475. Lard is firm aud steady at 12¢¢ in bbls Whisky is firm; Obio 29a30e. Financial New Yorx, Dec 23.—Stooke are dull. Chicago and Rock Island 1044; Cumberland Coal Company 17; INinois Central bonds 944; Michigan Southera 573; Penosylvania Coal Company 98; Reading 542; Virginia 6's 94 Sterling exchange is dull. VALUABLE BOOKS FOR SALE. SORTY COPIES OF UWENS’S GEOLOGI- cal veostacdicd lowa and ocean ee accompanying Maps and Drawings. uire W. 8 NALLY dec 22-3 Union Office Building. PIANOS, new and beautifal, and war- ranted, at our store, for $200 each JOHN F. ELLIS, dec 16 ___ 305 Pa. eve, near 10th street COAL—CUAL—COAL ( F ALL KINDS AND OF THE BEST quality always on hand, at JOHN W.MYERS & CO. Yard corner G and 22d streets, First Ward. dec 16-tf C-* AND RETICULES, at extremely low prices, at dec 22-3t LAMMOND,S. EAUTIFULGOODS,AT McLAUGHLIN’S, for the Hollidays. dec 12 LENDID HOLIDAY PRESENTS "P.HE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASURE in announcing to his friends and the public generally that his stock of Fine Gold Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Silver-plated Ware, &c., is unusually full and well selected, compris: Superior Gold Watches of the best English and Geneva manufacture, for ladies and gentle- Fine Gold Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains, Chate- jlaines, Neck Choins with ornaments to at- tach, &e Beautifal Gold Lockeis for miniatures and bair Kich Cameo, Corel, Lava, enamelled Painting and plain Gold Jewelry, in full and partial sets Splendid assortment of F irger Rings, Breastpins, F Earrings, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, engraved. band, plain,and linked Bracelets, Gold and Silver Pen and Penctl Cases, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Eye Glasses, Thimbles, &c. SILVER WARE. Chased and plain si'ver Goblets, Cups, Mugs Sait Cellars, pie, cake, fish, and dessert Knives Table, tea, and dessert Spoons, Soup Ladles Napkin Rings. Card Cases, Portmonnaies Pocket Frait Knives, Preserve and Suger Spoons Pickle Knives and Forks, &c Silver Knives, Forks, and Spoons, in sets, for children Together with many rich and beautiful articles in his line, suitable for Holiday Presents, all of which he is prepared tosell upon such terms as cannot fall to please. SAMUEL LEWIS, Jeweller and Manfacturer of Silver Ware, dec 22 6t 250 Pa av., bet. 12th and 13th sts INGINLA VENISON, FROM HAMP. es-aay scnleos: A laegniee Sal ono by’ rece! e lot ex; 7 ee). A. SHERBLL. dec 20-3t (Intel) _279 F street, cor. 13th. DE CAPS, DRESS CAPS. DRESS CAPS, for ledies, of every style and descri ,can be found at CASSID\’8, 314 Pennsylvania avenue, dec 17-1w between 10th and 1th sts, COAL KEPT UNDER COVER. 2,240 ibs. to the Ton OW ON HAND. THE BEST QUALITIES of White A*h, Red Ash and Lebigh COAL. Warranted to give satisfaction. Delivered from ait. Also, Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD. T.J.& W.M. GALT, N. W.. corner 12th and C streets, No 547, des 20-tf one square south of avenue VAIL YOURSELF OF THE lege of seeing the sights at LAMMOND’S Fancy Store, while you are young. w2o3t Bi joe RECEIVED FROM THE PUB- lishers—A splendid View of Old Independ- ence Hall, Philadephia. For sale cheap, framed or otherwise, at JOHN WAGNER'S, dec 22-1m 255 Peow avenue ae REWARD.—STRAYED OR STOLEN $5 on or about the 10th Instant, a black. buffilo dry COW, with face and head nearly all white; and #s nearly es can reeoilected & black ring around the right eye. The above reward will be pald for her delivery to me at Mis Wilson's, No 275 Penna avenue. dec 2H* WM. B. R. WILLISS. All of Thalberg’s Compositions aT W. G. METZEROTT'S MUSIC DEPOT. FOR CHRISTMAS. Lo GLASSES, ALL S!1Z HS, WILL be sold low for cash JOBIN WAGNER. 2551's evenue dec 17-tf opposite Kirkwood House. A LBU™MS, ALBUMS, ALBUMS.—-A magnificent selection of Avvume, Autograph Books, Annul<, &c , at deo 18 FERGUSON'S, 466 7th st, dec 16