Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tue Prevaitixne Ertpextc —About 9 o'clock ast nizhta party of fifteen or twenty men, who ad been woticed hanging about the premises, as if reconneitering, of Mr. David Jinkins, whe keeps an oyster-house on Seventh street, near Maryland avenue, entered the house and called Having been served with these they manded liquor, but were told by Jinkins that did not keep it to sell. ous for it, and fearing a row Mr. J. pro them a bottle of whisky from Li«dwelling house. At this time four men, air. Dearborn Johnson, hu Pierce, (known as ‘Jack Pierce.”") Jos. Randall were seated quietly at ing some game for oysters. - One of the visiting party, named Ben McGraw, walked up to Johnson and invited him outside the door to speak to him, and there detained him. The others of the party, who seem to have ar- d themselves and acted upon a signal, then need an attack upon the persons at the tab'e » was knocked down by one of the gang, and the attack upon him with a m iu some half dozen places Ward. who is been completely riddled by a bullets at the battle of Buena Vista.was struck on the hip with a brick. that he would be the next one attacked, mad: way out of the back door, and ran for his life, not stopping until he got to the Lon; th some watchmen an and when be returned to the house with them , with the exception of his wife and family of sick children. Two pistol shots were fired in the attack. ‘The wounded man, Pierce, was taken to Bos- well’s drug store, where his wounds were dress- ed by Dr. Stewart. Apparently, the thick plush fe They became clamor- k knife, cutting tthe heed and shoulders Jinkins, fearing he found it em: Nov arrests were made. Bxaso—Mr. Editor : I cut the following sec- tions cf the law, regulating the sale of bread in siladelphia, from the “ Press’? of that city. Why may nota similar law be enacted by the Corporation of this city? Is it net preferable to that whieh requires a change in the size of the loaf. correspouding to the fluctuating price of Our present law appeers to be no more ex pedient or proper than one which price of a pound of batter, and change the weight of the pound as the price changes, or so adapt the size of x bushel or the length of a yard-stick to the varying prices of the articles which they would tix the The law reads 2s follows : : All loaf-bread mad- for sale within this ionwealth shall be sold by the pound avotr- vis; and every baker or other person otfering the same for sale, shall keep at his or her house, or at such other place at whie time offer or expose for sale any such bread, suf- ficient seales and weights, lawfully regulated, for the purpose of weighing the same ; and if any baker or other person shall sell or offer for sale many other manner, the contract respecting the same shall be void. and the pe:- sons offending against this act shall, on convic- tion, forfeit and pay the sum of ten dollars for every such offence, one-half to the use of the in- r and the other half to the use of this Com- wealth ; and it shall be the especial duty of clerk of the market, in any place where such otticer is appointed, to discover and prosecute all against this act. If any person oF persons shall adulter- ate or mix any improper or uuwholesome ingre- dients in any kind of flour, of which bread shall be made for sale, every such person or persons, Deing thereof legally convicted before any magis- trate or justice of the city, borough, or county, where sach bread shall be made, sold, or exposed to sale. who is hereby authorized and empowered to hear. try, and determine the same, shall forfeit and pay the sum of five dollars for every such he orshe shall at an’ any loaf-bread Atraex and Ressery.—On Thursday night jasta man named James D. Longdon, a brick- layer by trade, and a citizen of Washington, was attacked while walking to bis boarding house the ears on the arrival of the 7 o’clock train r Itimore, by two persoas, who overtook him a short distanee from the depot, and asked where be was going. Sapposing them to be gen- he made answer that he was 2 then asked him where he was from, and he replied civily to the inquiry, and the next thing he wasaware of he was struck on the top and back part of the head two severe with what seemed to be a slung shot, had the effect of stretching him senseless ong be remained senseless he does not ¥; but, on recovering his consciousness, bi «it that he had been robbed of his hat, and a »eket book containing $40 in cash. is way to bis boarding house, where he arrived about © o'clock, covered from head to foot with Tfectly exhausted condition Dr. Eliot was called in, and on examination of tue wounds found five severe cuts on the top and partof the head, and a dangerous abrasure on the mouth jes at bis boarding-house in a very critical ion, and fears are entertained that erysipe- las will set in, in whieh case his chances of re- would be slim indeed bere Working, since last July, at some town a /w miles beyond Baltimore city, and was re- ~ to his home on a visit. - 1s represented to be a sober and industrious and knows no cause why he should attacked in the manner described He did not recognize either of the par- ies who made the attack Longdon has Pur New Dowe. —The first section of the dome loom op with its tall Jonic columns; of what it is to be when fin- of the pillars of the base sec- tien have been put in place, and nine columns svrround a portion of the west and south sides, ~etting oif the Leavy architectural work of the base with fine effect ‘The work of finishing up the pillars to fit the hich they are fastened, Is to be done at the manufactoryfin Baltimore, Wiiclk will facili- tate the progress of the workmen greatly ; and it pillars and columns of the entire base section will be put in place by Christ- Xpected that the wer cornice of the dome is more than half finished. ‘The material used is all of iron, from Messrs. Beebe & Co., New York iron mon gers. is the perfection of cast iron work. tween the upper and lower cornices, a space is deft co be filled up with historica! statuary. R.—The steamers running between port and Alexandria were detained this morning, in consequence of a dense fog which overspread the river Arrived—at Mayruder & Stone’s wharf, schnr. ; (Mott Bedell line.) from New York, with consignments for Washington and Georgetown, as follows: J R. McGregor. J. Dougias, W. 1. Green, Barbour & Semmes, Murra Thompson & Bro., J.C. & Stoeck!, A. Harris, Warder & Killmon. J.P * Troxell & Co., Z. D. Gilman, W.N. C. Debevers, Murray & Randolph, Geo. & Thos. Parker, C_S. Fowler & Co, J.H Buthman, W Hl. Hope; Georgetown—H. J. Holt, Wim. Gibson, 0. P. Offatt & Co. Galt & Young’s wharf, arrived schooner B. "ox, White, from Philadelphia, with coal. Tue Mayor's Ar —At the present time Mavor Magruder has in bis possession between two and three hundred pistols of various kinds— muskets, carbines, single and double by the Auriliar id police from disorderly persons dur! Those weapons are sufficient to avery formidable gang, and no doubt the joa of them was a sore punishment to If the bill whieh passed becomes a law. persons having such deadty weapons in their sion will, when found guilty, not only lose them, but be obliged to pay a fine of not less than $20 nor more than Tue Prxaxctat Cetsis 1~¥ New Yore —Some 40,000 laborers and mecbanies have been thrown loyment by the money crisis in New thousands of poor persons are walking the streets looking for work to enable them to carn bread for themselves and families. Capt. Ryder of the A.V. Bedel schooner, which ar- rived here last night from that city, informs us that hundreds of people throng fering to IsLor for cents per da men by the half day in loading he wharves, of- He employed vessel, for 25 Ax Uxroxtenate Woman.—For a week past among the lodgers at the guard-house has been a Woman, Mrs. Charlotte Clements, who accident- ally lost ber basband at Baltimore while travel- ing from Wilmington. Del , and going West. Her husband is oamed Thomas Clements, and is She thought he came to Wast - ton, and followed ; but not finding him is left without means to return. a@ shoemaker. Her husband js a Free H, amd she is entitled to the protection ef Mernopist Protestant Cuvrcn.—The Ninth street church baving been thoroughly repaired and improved, will be re November 15th, and not to-morrow, as at first 5 the oecasion of the church, the Rev. Josiab Varde: minister of that denomination, and well know: to the citizens of Washington, is expected to of- feiate. The chureh of the Rev. Dr. FP. Swentzel. the opening of nm, an eloquent the pastoral charge ‘Tur Last iout—poz—of the charming Juven- ile Comedians. They offer a good bill and as affording a last chance of seei say there will be the direction of ng them, we dare reat movement of citizens in Fellows’ Hall to-night. Go early and get a front seat, that is our advice. Atrextion is called to the advertisement of a Lecture at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, CantRe Marxet.—The attendance was larger than usual this morning. The bay market was well supplied, the prices ranging from 9c and SLI2 percwt. Al the scale house quite a fine lot of pork was offered for sale, and was rapidly taken at $7 per 100 lbs. ‘The new and old mar- kets were both crowded with dealers and pur- chasers. The prices were about as follows : Beef, fresh, pr lb. 12) Shipstutts Pork. . 12) Eggs, per Mutton 12/Ro itter.. Lamb, prqr......75a1.00| Phil’a print . Honey, per Ib. : 4 Lard Egg plants... Veal.. 12a15)Onidns, per pk Beef tongues..... 75a%1|Cabbage, pr Calves heads,each 25 Apples, pl ~ 25050 Bacon. seeeeee I6ai8}| Beets, per bunch, 3 Shoal: -- Mal5) Carrots. 2 Breast pieces 16)'Turnips,perpk.. 20 Dried beef... Is| Chestuuts, pr qt. Chickens, pr pair. 50a75|Turkey, each Corned salmon... 5) Herring, per doz. ‘Terrapins, each... Irish potatoes, pk Sweet potatoes, pk 25a37 Corn, pr bush.... 75a86|Shutiiers . Corn, ear, pr bush. 50a60) Widgeons. Beans, pr bush. $2|Small .... Geese, each Rabbits, each. Rye, pr bush + 75a80/Sturgeon cuts..... 12350 . dvais| Roe »perbunch.. 25 $7a90 | Trout. 25 20| Taylors . 3 Tracuen’s Assoctation.—The Associa‘ion met this morning at 10 o’clock, at the Smithso- nian Institution, a large attendance of teachers being present. The Association discussed the responsibility of teachers for the conduct of their pupils out of school hours. The subject of the census of all children in the city not provided for inthe public schools was taken up, but was not reported upon, on account of some misunderstanding of the committee in relation to the pians Proposed to be adopted b: ie committee for carrying out the duties assign them. The committee to whom had been referred the subject of cailing a convention of the teachers of this and neighboring cities, to meet in this city this fall for the purpose of advancing the subject of school education, was cal.ed as this report closed. Disterbinc a Cuvrcu.—For some time past the colored members of the society worshipping at Asbury Chapel have been much disturbed by a gang of colored rowdies, who coliected about the doors and behaved outrageously, and even went so far as to go inside and disturb the meet- ing. Last night a covey of them was taken and ged in the gaard-house, and this morning they had some troubleto obtain the money for the fines and costs imposed by Justice Donn. They will find disturLing meetings very costly sport. Contempt oF a MacistRate —This morning, acase was laid before Justice Donn, in which Patrick 8. Curry was the complainant against a colored servant at Browns’ Hozel, who was charged with threatening him. The evidence was heard and the colored boy dismissed. Curry, not pleased with the decision, launched out ie an oration full of contempt. The Justice, not being able to stop the speech, committed Curry to jail for twenty-four hours, with the hope that in the meantime he would cool down AccIDENT.—Yesterday afternoon, a scaffuld upon which several workinen were engaged at the General Post Office extension gave way and precipitated the workmen to the floor; fortunately hone were dangerously wounded. One of them, a German, was bradly bruised, and several of his teeth Knocked out. He wastakento Mr. Shafer’s hair dvessing saloon, on E street, from whence he was removed to his home. The workmen regard their escape as providential. Gas.—Some complaints have reached us of the bad smell from the gas of late, and on inquiry we lind the cause to have been the want of water for making the gas. About the last of October the wind blew all the water ont of the canal, and for thirty-six hours no water could be had, and of course impure gas was the consequence. There is an abundance of water now, and in a few days all will go on right again. Birzcn’s Mixstrets—their last appearance— perform to-night for the benefit of the Herndon fund ; a fitting tribute to the noble master of the Central America is this offered by Mr. Bireh, who as one of the passengers on that ill-fated ves- sel could best sppreciate the heroism of that la- menged commander. The minstrels perform their choicest pieces to-night, and we cannot doubt that the Saloon (Carusi’s) will be crowded. We Have been requested to cail the attention of the Street Commissioner to the condition of a gutter on New York avenue, near the corner of Fifth street, which, having settled down, has lett a high bank on each side, which is danger- ous to carriages passing over the place. Several carriages, we are told, have already been broken by being driven into this gutter in the nighttime. Waren Returxs.—Charles Nichols, Mass., charge of larceny; fine and costs, $3.41. Charles Grimes, colored, Va., workhouse 60 days. P. MeLeer, England, drunk; fine and costs, $3.94 Joseph Hunt, England. vagrant; workhouse 60 days. David’ Lucas, colored, D.’ C., disorderly; fine and costs, #344. Rezin Ross, colored. Md. 5 unlawful assembly; do. edlored, D. C., do; di colored, D. C., do.; do. 44. Alfred Cook, col- ored, D. C., do; do , $344. Joseph Fisher, col- ored. D.C. do; do, 3344. WH ‘Thompson, Va., stealing sheep and meat; jail for Court. Thirteen lodgers, ail from abroad. Henry Mason, John Prather, Wortn Reaping.—Why is it that so many suffer and drag out a miserable existence, unfitted for the enjoyments and even ordinary pursuits of life, when relief by a treatment at once pleasant, safe, manent in its character may be obtained, an and vigor restored? Those who may have suffered long with disease, or consequences attending inefficient if not imurious treatment will be convinced by consulting the un- dersigned that there is space and material for a tho- rough renovation in the most desperate cases, and that sufferers cau avai! themselves of those a8 upon terms entirely satisfactory. All letters must enclose the usual consulting fee, $3, and for wich prescriptions with full directions to suit case will be sent per mail or express to any ldresa, and to any Cpe of the city or country. Patients visited at their hi or residence. Piles, Asthma, Rheumatism, Scrofula, &c., diseases com- moa and distressing, are treated with success. Address - B. Harris, M. D., n3ilw Post Office, Washington, D.C. MARRIED, a On the 5th instant the Rev. W. Krebs, GEO. W.GRAVESand MARY ANN MACK, oth of ty. ‘On the 5th instant, at Georgetown, D.C... by the Rev. Thomas Mullady, J NSON SMITH to VIRGINIA, daughter of the late Com. Stephen Cassm, U.S Navy. DIED. 2 On the 6th instant, Mrs. MARIA BERRY, aged ) years. he friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend her funeral on To-morrow (Suulay) Even- ing. at So’clock, from her huxtand’s residence, No. 482 Maryiand avenue, between 4% and tz. = =—* On the morning of the 7th in it, Mrs. MARY TUCKER, m the 75th year of her age. Her funers! wil! take place To-Morrow Afternoon, at 20’cloes, from the residence of her son-in law, Michel HN. Grimes, near the Navy Yard Market ou: OTIC ‘The office of William J. Martin hav- +% ing been entered and his papers taken there- from, among which were some telongieg to myself, which can be of no possivie use to any one else, and to me vriuable, they being connected with a suit now pending before the Cireust Court. “The person having the same will oblige me and receive n suita- ble a Cg yd penne be leaving them at some pisce where I can obtain them. mek _ J. FLAHERTY, W4silNeTON BRANCH RAILROAD. ‘The Sunday Trains leaving Washington at 78. m. and Baltimore at5% ia will be discontinued after _ Sth inst., upon winch day they will make their it trip. The da ly train from Baltimore, now leaving at 9X a. m., will, on and after, Monday next, 9th inst., start at 949. rd By order OMAS H. PARSONS, n6-8t (Intel.,Unton& States.) Agent. I AM La edition, 2 vols,, 2vo. 4 iwyo's ition, MB ey Bennett & Hea: Leading Criminal Cases, 2 vols , vo. Addison on Contracts, new e tition, 1 vol. Chitty on the laws of Carriers, new edition, 1 yol. Wharton's Precedents of Indictments, new edition, Lv ‘Whertos ‘s American Criminal Lew, new edition, Hill on Trostees, new edition, 1 vol. Williams on Real Property, new edition,1 vol. Sedgwick on Statutory and Constitetiona: Law,1 vol, leott’s Admiralty Reports, New York, 1 vol. inad Digest, ad vols mar Fests ad vel PRANCK TAYLOR, GpOats COAL! COAL! CuoaL respectfully informs aK public lar; ies LJ ir .. 1p boat eas. 14 F cas m tabat seen ae my Depot, JONAS P. LEVY, 00 12-1 and Provision Store. Seeys GOL, en, Mediu: Pos, tod otnors, arp jest foserved Sapna iaep atin tl om hie Coal is of's the corner of 12th and. RYCp, - GEORGETOWN AIFFAIRS. Correspondence of The Star. - Grorcrrown, Nov. 7, 1857. The arrivals of boats upon our canal coutinue to show a gradual falling off in trade upon the line The entire work, we learn, never was in better condition, and the only reason that-can be as- signed for the falling off in the general trade is the deranged state of the finances of the country. The work of imprevement upon dams numbers four and five still continue to be Prosecuted as vigorously as circumstances will permit. During the week ending to-day 51 boats in all have ar- Tived, 35 of them from Cumberland with coal, 5 with flour and grain, and the remainder from dif- ferent points, with wood, lime, stone, &c. The teceipts for tolls at the Georgetown Collector's office for the same period will amount to about $2,800. The petition of over one hundred and fifty owners and captains of boats to the Board of Di- Tectors, to prohibit boats from running upon the canal onthe Sabbath day, was laid before the Board at their meeting yesterday, but in conse- quence of there not being a full Board in attend- ance the petition was laid over. No proposition from the coal miners for an allowance of four months time upon tolls for coal was brought be- fore the Board. We are pleased to see that the Vigilant Fire Company has procured new buckets for the hook and ladder department of the company. Recent events have proved that this is a very important Portion of the tire apparatus ; and as the company are now soliciting from our citizens the means necessary to pay for the new buckets, we ho) that their collector, Mr. James Rawlings, will liberally responded to. We have rarely, if ever, seen a more dense fog than covered the face of nature this morning. For several hours it was impossible to discover objects a hundred yards off. We would advise those in want of a real prime article in the way of Irish potatoes to call at once on Mr. Peter Berry, Water street—here they can find the real simon pures, sweet and meally; those in want of prime flour will find the article, of a quality to suit the most fastidious taste, at Mr. B. Darby’s; and the ladies, one and all, young and old, we would advise to examine the advertisements of Mrs. A. Wollard and Miss Mc- Donald. The offerings of beef cattle at Drovers’ Rest and Fossett's yards, yesterday, umounted to some 500 head, about 450 of which were purchased by District butchers at $3.12a3.75 on the Loof, equal to $6.25a7.50 net; the remainder were driven to Baltimore. Sheep $2 7523.50 per head. Hogs $6.50a5.75 per cwt. Arrived—Schrs. Sarah Jane, Ale, Salem, N.J., 2,300 bushels potatoes to Peter Berry; Sarah Ann, Gray, Jackson, N. C., shingles to master; Ellen Bright, Noble, Philadelphia, coal to Bogne & Donnelly; Amos Faukenburg, Rogers, N. York, cement to Capt. Meiys forthe Washington Aque- duct; also quite a fleet of bay and river craft, with wood, oysters, &c. No change to note in flour and rain markets. SPECTATOR. ee GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. ATRIMONY! By Prof. O. 5. Fowirn, of New York; or Love, Selcetion, Courtship, and’ Married Life. as taught by Phrenology, at Forrest fiall, Georgetown, THIS EVENING. Seats l5cents. His last Lecture, Professional examinations with charts, and need- ed advice, at the Union Hotel till Monday only. It 6 ARRIVA 2.300 usu POTATOES, por achooner Sarah Jane, from Salem. just ar:ived aud for saie in lots to suit purchasers. PETER BERRY, n6-3t* 85 Water street, Geargetown. OR SA LE—Handsome residence on the Heights of Georgetown. ‘She subseriber,as Trustee, ol- ters for sale that spacious and handsome residence in Georgetown, at present occupied by Charies WV. Esq. The property comprises an entire square of ground, beautifully impreved with walks, trees, shrubbery. flowers, &c.; a large and well-built green house, with plants in great variety. There are also on the premises, Stables, Carriage-house, and other convenient out house: The Dwelling-House is large and roomy, having, with the wings, a front of ninety-five (25) feet and commands one of the finest views of the Potomac river and country around. It is heated by a fu pases, ligt: with gas, and contains beth fixtures for hot and cold water; a large cistern, kitchen range; and almost every convenence for a first-class residence. if desired the Furniture will be sold with the house. Possession can be | es immediately. For further ‘gore terms of sale, &c., apply to SAM.C. EDES, Trustee. At Pairo & Nourse’s Banking House, ge 21-dSw2awiw opposite the Treasury. S CHRISTIE JOHNSON, s = TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, Is desirous of forming Classes in Elocution in the Schools in Washington, and will give instruction to Private pupils in that city and in Georeetown. Miss Johnson will give lessons to youths and pro- fessional gentlemen. Residence, Miss Harrover’s (formerly Miss Eng- lish’s.) Female Seminary, corner Washington and Gay : treeix. Georgetown. For further information and circuiars apply at Blanchard & Mohun’s Bookstore, REFERENCES. William F.R ichmond, Va, Ss pean P. Hill, Washington, B: c. yler, M. D., Georgetown, D.C. FOR RENT AND SALE. For other™ For Rentand Sale” notices see 1st page. SURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—A jersant Parlor and Chamber, adjoin cd neatly furnished, on the first tloor, elevated five feet from the side walk. Also, an attic room for servant. Lovatioa very desirable, being near the State and Treasury Departments. Rent $57 per month. No. 400 wee York avenue, 2d door from 15th street, n7-lw* URNISHED H¢ ISE FOR RENT—Sitnated on ene of the most pleasant streets in the city, supplied with gas and bath, and fitted up with ali the requisites for comfort and convenience. Agply at 470 H street, between 9th and lth, or to J.C. Me- pce corner 10th street and Pensyivania avenue. n 7-3t OR RENT—Two desirable RESIDENCES. Oue anew, four-story Brick House, built and finished in modern style,and handsomely fitted with ans. &e. Jtison New Jersey avenue, between D and EF: streets, in the vicinity of the Capitol. It i be a pleasant residence for a gentieman in Congress, with or without a family. Inquire of Mr. WALKER, the Artist—he lives in the adjouung house—or at No. 464 M street. The other new, thre ry Brick House, with a pun water, and stalling for carriage aud hor: ard. ’Itison M street between 12th and 13th s anita at the adjoming house, No. 464 M stre n7-3t" ee OR RENT.—Thres ROOMS, neatly furnished. and euitable for single zentlemen. “For further particulars apply at No. Sl4 Pa. avenue, between lth and Iith streets, n6-¢t" Fe RENT.—A large i-story BRICH HOUSE, with basement and back building, containing 15 rooms, with ms and all the modern improvements, situated on Missouri avenue, between 3d and streets. Apply to H. 8. JOHNSTON, No. avenue, be be n | ees RE .—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with basement, on 13th street, between H and |, containing inall eight rooms, with gas all through the house. in firs Rent mocerate. Ap- ly at P. White & Grocer, ore, corner of Bath and F streets, o Coburn"s Grocery, corner where the key will be found, of H and 13th streets, n6.3t* FLOR REN in the S.xth —A. tary Ward, ar the corner of Pa, avenue and 9th street east, furnished with gas and having the advantages of a large enclosure. Apply to the subscribers, either by maii or at their Luiaber Yard, corner 26th and D street west. 0c 2)-2aw2w H. & J. W. EASBY, Fu NISHED HOUSE FOR SALE or RENT. ‘The House contains thirteen rooms. The Fur- niture is handsome, of the best quality. and new. Will be sold or rented separately or together. Apply onthe a No, 24 Missouri avenue, between 42 and 6th streets. n4-lm* OR RENT.—A modern-buiit HOUSE, contain- ing eleven rooms. The house is on 6th street, between D and E streets, in the hest location in the city, heated by furnace and lighted with Ap ply to THOMAS PARKER. n4-2w* BOARDING. OARD.—A couple of gentlemen ora lady and gentleman can obtain a comtortable ROOM, with BOARD, ina private house, at 407 13th street, between G and H, convenient to the ‘Treasury De partment. n5-3t™ HAWLS!—SHAWLS!—SHAWLS!!! ‘ a fete Layee oo * larse Lt ot Gentle- men’s S » fre ne is. 7 WAT BTEPHENS & CO., nS3w 32 av., bet. 9th and 10th sts. wanes NSEWING ROOMS, Sthastreet. SHIRTS for $1.25, of cood materials. war- ranted to fit well,and neatly made. Purchasers are invited to examine, by doing which agreat saving may be made. ‘The proprietoris now making large numbers of these Slurts, which give entire satisfac tion, n& 3t* R LIGHT FOR Al EINTZEL’S, NON-EX ING FLUID.—This Fluid toany Fluid now in use. burns longer, smoker les: plosive. Price 75 cents per gallon. nS-lw R. B. SCHWARZE, . GENERAL DEALER PACKER AND PICKLER OF OYSTERS, Corner of |2tn and E streets. hould it eradiareods in want of Oysters “ A onl) PEACH TREES, | ~ Hi Fe on pe ee et sive BURN- paual, not superior, ai FA GREEN. Grocery corner of 13th and L sts, above ‘Trees are all of fine growth, and of ole eceett assortment of ORNAMEN z EVERGREEN, SHADE, FRUIT 3 S-hn JOSHUA PEIRCR. EAT BA N -hand Pianos Gme, or AUCTION SALES. By WALL & BARNARD, Anoti {AMILY GROC RIES, LIQUORS,SEGARS, TT ke. at Avetion.-Ou we wi'l sell in front of our Sesen: veoh Imperial, Gunpowder, and Black 5inge Rio Coffer, good artiste Te 25 boxes Cotegate’s Starch: 5 dozen Buckets # do Brown sud Fancy Soaps Chocolate, Olive Oil, Mustard, Spices, &c, B eceeremtned re Coe ta é, h rior wii 10 dozen Coffee ‘Mite iffe izea 20 do red assorted pal 10 one-eigh h casks Barres take? different brands . cases Blackberry Brandy, ni i 5,000 Segars, different brands eae erm With many other articles in the Groce: of which will ho auld without reservar ee? ame? Terms at sale. n7-2t WALL & BARNARD, Anets. By HUGH DOWLING; Georgetown. XTENSIVE SALE.—Will be sold at public auction, in front of the Store of Wm. Dowling, No. 1) Bridve street, usar the Marketon 1 = DAY MORNING, Noy. 10th, 1857, at9 o'clock, & large assortment : New and second-hand Purniture Six good Cooking and other Stoves ‘Three new leather-top Bugg One fine, young, Work Horse, 5 years old ‘Two good Biacksiith’s Bellows Five new Ploughs One Fairbank’s Patent Balance Lot Feather Bolsters, Pillows, &c. Aiso, a large assortment of— Hardware, Shovels, Forks, Spades Knives and Forks, Matchets. Hammers, &c. ‘The whole of which will be sold. Sale positive. Terms cash. OW LING, WM. D HUGH DOWLING, Auct. n7-2t* Georgetown, Nov. 2, 1857. Hams: HAMS! HAMS We have a choico lot of Family.cured HAMS, which are unsurpassed in excellence. KING & BURCHELL, nem Corner of Vermont avenue and 14th rtreet. OTICE TO HOUSEKELPERS, C.R.L.CROWN & CO.. having received a large and well selected stock for ihe Fail trade, in vites Housekeepers and those in want of FURNITURE er CROCKERY WARK to examine their stock, as they are determined to sell to suit the times. _ Bank paper of the District taken at par. C.K. L. CROWN & CO., oo 16-tf No. 357, corner of 6th st. and Pa. av. VIRGINIA AND DISTRICT MONEY TAKEN AT PAR FOR BOOTS, SHOE’, AND TRUNKS, T A 8. P. HOOVER’S IRON HALL BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK ESTABLISHES = Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and Wih sts. I have just returned from the Nort! With a splendid’ assortment of al, ERR kind: wadies. Gentlemens, Mi a es, Boys’, Childrens’ Servants’ BOC and SHOES. Also, ‘a tare stock of TRU 5, CARPET BAC VALICLS, and INK SATCHELS, all of which I wil money. Calf early, at SAM’L. P. HOOVER’S, » Iron Hall. 80 30 IRGINIA AND OTHER PAPER NE V TAKEN aT PART MONEY CLOTHING !—CLOTHING! —CLOTHING! CHEAP FOR Casit. MONEY SAVED AND FAIR DEALING, AT 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between Sth and lth sis.,at the “ dalt Howse.” Just opened, a large stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, at the following low prices: Ve can offer greater bargains mn ‘Clothing than can be obtained elsewhere in this city. Owing to our building, we did uot lay in our stock as others did, ndewe bought at great sacrifices, owing to the state of the market. Heavy Winter Overconts........... $4 00 to @10 0 Heavy Body Coat . Sto 00 Black Cloth Coat, . 5 7THto 1200 Winter-jined Cassimere Pai 2Hto 50 W inter- lined Cassimere Ve: ble breasted. . 13to 20 Bays Overcoat: 275to 60 Boys Jackets. 1#to 30 Woolen Pants. 13to 250 argestand finest assortments Paving ong of ti of CLOTHS and CASSIMERE this city, we are prepared to make Clothing to order at the short- est notice. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pa. ave bet. 9thand 10th sts. BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD-CASE IRON frame Pianoforte, used one year in a careful family, of Hallet. Davis & Co., Boston, renowned manufacturers, will be soid atagreat bargain, for cash or credit, at our great Prag Limpor um. ) SLLIS, oe 22 506 Pa. ave . bet. 9th and Wth sts. OOKS FROM LONDO. Soyer’s Culinary Campaign, 1 vol.; #1.50, Russell’s Modern F urope Epitomised, $1. The Bivenss, ty Maxwell; 5c. Captain Blake. by Maxwell; 50c. le. $1.25. Tha Vicomte Bragelonne, s, Beasts, and Fishes; 1 ilistory of Five Little Pigs, colored plates, 5 cents, plain 12 cents, = 2 FRANCK TAYLOR. On VY STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILL. FE yMY AND CONVENIENCE, We are now ready to deliver WOOD SAWED and SPLIT at 20 per cent. less than tle usual rates, and better prepared than it can be by hand Knots and wood of inconvenient size not sent. All orders for lexs than half cord will be delivered in crates to any part of the house at no further ex- pense to the purchaser. pod in crates 35 cents. n2 we wiil open no ac- counts, as we have come to the conclusion to make it exclusively a cash business. i Also. on hand, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD and COAL ofail kinds, whieh will be dis- posed of on the usual accommodating terms. Now onthe way— One cargo White Ash Broken Coa! for furnace, One cargo White Asi Exg Coal for radiators, Coal 2,240 lbs. to the ton. All under cover. Orders veer filled. 'T. J, & W.M. GALT. northwest corner of 12th and C sts., No. 547, oe 7-tf one square south of Penn. avenue. W ASHINGTON, GEORG oes EXPRESS PACKAGE, BAGGAG FREIGHT LiNk&. JAMES OSbORNE informs the pene that he has established an EXPRESS LINE, to ply daily between the Cities named above, which will trans- port for very moderate compensation, any thing that may be desired to be sent between either two of the three sities, which will be faithfully and promptly delive: is slates will be found at Smith’s United Si Hotel, Pa, avenue, between 3dand 439 strei Bacon & Co.’s Grocery Store, corner of Pa. avenue and 7th street, and the Star Office. Any orders paren upon either of them will be promptly at- ten is N, B.—Special attention paid to the transportation of packages to and from the Alexandria and Orange Raiiroad Depot, the freight on which he will settle per order. asu NDRIA AND OTICH, » SCALPS, &c., made to ortest possible nolice. A select as on hand, at HEARD & WATSON’S, 00 5-1m National Hotel and éth street Wis, TOUPEE order at the sortment alwi AUCTION SALES. ~ ‘By JAMES C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. 1 $10 CORPORATION OF y y ASHING TON (QUARTERLY Ri, Ka Crexr. jock —On MONDAY AFTERNOON, vl At do'eivek, 1 shall sell, at tho Auction Rosey" a 21,810 © of Washingt Per Cont. Stock. in sums to suite ee Sim ea Terms cash, in current — Ji MeGUIRE, Anct,_ By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. EREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE Beivpixe | vrs ox THE ISLAND aT PUBLic Atc- qi0N.—Un MONDAY AFTERNOON. November ‘S,at 45 0 k, We will sel!, on the premises, tothe highest by . far No.s, In Square No, 44, at the fects inchea an Hat at and ranatae back So hed inchos. | Wall be dies four Ta led int \ : tion @ beautiful, overlooking. fever? withe kee Sisw of Alexandria and the surrounding country, ‘The above lots offer rare inducements topurchasers, monte, Dood given nd ocd af fay a 8 5 ry n 6-dts WALL & BARNARTO A By SAMUEL J. MoCORMICK: Ale: ARGE SALE OF STOCK AT AUCHHON,— We will offer forsale,on TUESDA Y, 10th inst. at 12 o'clock m., in front of our office, in Alexandria, Vi of whom it may concern — Z 2 Six Per Cent, Coupon Bonds ‘ent. Prete Stock Orang: Aiexandria Raiiré ‘Compa — ram: im) 111 shares Manassas Gap Raileoelc ‘ CORSE BROTHERS. Fxohanee Biook. _n6-in SAM'L. J. NeCORMICK, Anot By WALL & BARNARD, Auctionecrs. ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT Avction—On WEDNESDAY AFTER - NOON, lith instant, at 43 o’elock, we will se front of the premises, part of Lot 25. in Nquare fronting 16 feet ah SS between ranni t to feetalley. This va per rowed wie ble propert improved with 8 good two-story frame dwelling house, imek-buit : ing, wood sheds, &c., and is situated in one of most beautiful and improving parts of the city. F r an investment this sale offers an excellent Oppo nity, As the property will command a good rent. “Ww. Ancts. ‘Terms liberal made known at sale, n6-ts ALL & BARNARD, Aucts, UBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM In Oray County, Va.—Having more land than (oan cultivate, J will offer & sale. at public Buction, on TL DAY, the 17th day of November, 1857,"* Birchland,” lying im the County of Orane on Mountain Run, adjoiminz the lands of Hon. Jer miah Morton and others, and contammg three hun: dred and seventy eight acres, abouttwo hundred acres cleared and now in Clover, and the remainder im Original growth—well suited to growing a fine quality of Tobaceo. The Buildings have been ected within the last year, and suitable for farming rposes. I invite purchasers to examine for them selves. Having determined to sell, 1am disposed to sell a great bargain. For farther particulars address J. Mitehell’s Station, Cul signed at Q J. Halsey, er County, or the under. use. “GEORGE A. SLEET. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. XTENSIVE SALE OF IMPROVED AND Uniurroveo REaL Estate in WasittncTon City m TUERSDAY AF NOON, 10th in- stant,st 4 o’clock, at the auction store of ‘the sub- seriber, will be sold the following desoriled proper- ty: 5 Square 5, north haif of lot 6, fronting 27 feet inches on 27th street west, between land K streets, is 100 feet deep, and contains 2,746 feet. - Square i6, lots 4 and 5, froating 54 feet 6 inches each on I strec rth, between 25th end 26th sts. west, and containing about 11,25) square feet. Square 2, lot 5, situated at the corner of New Hampshireavenue and I street north, having two posts of about 330 fe and contains 15,781 square eet. Square 76, lot 21, fronting 69 feet 8 inches on New Hazpshire avenue,between M and N streets north, and has an average depth of about 260 feet, and con- tains about 19. square feet. Square S, 164, lots 13 and 14, subdivision, situated at the corner of Virginia avenue and 2ist street west, and contain 4,092 square feet. Square 173, lots 13. 14. 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. 21, and part of #, fronting 17th street. opposite President's grounds and north D street, between 17th and lath streets west. This will be subdivided into 25 lots, and, being near the President’s House and Depart- its, must become very valuable, e 251, lots 5, 6, and 7, are fronting south C nd Monument grounds. at the corner of 15th | street west, and contain 12,801 feet. Square 399, seventeen lots. frouting on@th and 9th | streets west, between N and O streets north, aud containing about 2.358 square feet each, are in a rap- idly improving neighborhood, and must rapidly en- ce in value, Square 513, luts 27, 28, 29, 46, and 47, are fron:ing 4th street west and N street north. Lot 47 is improved By. two frame houses. This property is very desira- e, being on the grade; streets graded and foot- walks paved. 7 Square 523, ten lots, containing from 1,200 to 2.000 square feet each, frouting on 4th street and New Jersey avenue, between M and N streets north, af- fording an opportunity seldom met with for persons ‘wishing to build t Ives a hom Square 534. lot 24, tronting on B street south, be- tween 3d and 433 streets, is near the contemplated ae ‘a. av., between 9th and 10th sts. {apitol Extension, and contains about 6,000 square feet. ots 2and 3, improved by eight smali nd will be sold each house separate- ly ;lot 15, on south C street, between Sd and 443 sts., aad contains 8,157 square feet, Square 613, lot 2, has a front 6130 fect on south V street, and extending about 30 feet to channel of Kastern branch. Square B, lots 1 and 2, improved by seven brick houses, five fronting un 4!z street, between Pennsy! vania and Missouri avenues, and rent for $1,600) per year; and two fronting on Missour avenue, near 43 street. and would readily command a rent of $500 perannum each. ‘This property is central and well u roved, and its p ity to Pennsylvania avenue ane the Public grounds makes it particular.y desira- bie. Square C, lots 20 and 29, are 25 feet front each, and 100 feet deep, fronting Third stceet west, near Ma- ryland avenue. Square D, lot 5, improved by three new frame houses with back buildings, containing #1x rooms each, fre fronting on Maryland avenue, between 43¢ and 6th streets. This property is very desirable, worth the attention of persons desiring a profitable investment. Square ivision, fronting 23 2-12 feet on 6th street west, ‘een Dand LE streets south, and contains 2,240 square feet. Also, jote 4, 57, and 38, fronting on 63g street, and contains 2.00 square feet each; lot St is improved by a two-story frame house. Plats of all the above den gts d may be seen at the | at any o auction store, Where persons who desire to examine them are invited to call and see them. Terms: One-fourth cash, in binknble funds; the balance in G, 12,18 and 24 months, with mterest, to be secured by motes aoa deed of trust. All convey- ing at cost of purchasers. “asd IASC. MeGUIRE, Auctionoer. as N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of three writs of Fieri Pacias, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court ef the Dis Columtna for the County of Washington, and to me directed, will expose to public sale for CASH. in fron the Court-house door of said county, WEDN DAY, the 28th day of October, at 12 o'clock m, the following described property, to wit: ali defendant's right, title, elnim, aud interest in and to that part of Lot,No. 17, iu Square No. ommencing 22 feet 8 inches from the northeast corner of said lot, front- ing 16 feet 8inches on 1 street North, betwe and 10th streets West, aud running back that th the whole depth of the lot, together with all and sin- gular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of Wiliam D. Acken, and will be sold to satisfy Judicials Nos. 361, 578, aud 379, to Obtober term, 157, in favor_of Charles Koones, use of intend P. Glare: roe 3 om and Fielder M. tuder, vs. William D, Acken. Z ~ OOVER, J.D. H Marshal for the District of Columbia. oc3 dids IF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED anti TL Risso at. toed ieth of November next, at ace, ect piemiy teres J. D. HOOVER, Marshal for District of Columbir. oc 23-ts HINESE SUGAR CANE SY RU P, from ls s '1OF Qual is now for saleby yt Be WILSON, Grover, 00 B-tf (int. 327 Penusyivania avenue. UNEXPLOSIVE GAS. We would vst respectfully announce to the publicand particularly tothose persons who have Bayer — the Ei a se heh pag hbo ego — it ties, that we have the artic: they have tong desired, SPIRIT. GAS. THAT. w LL Not EXPLODE. Call and see for your- selves ; it’s no humbug. ve also the Breckenridge COAL OIL for illuminating, znd alse for mach “The illumina~ ting Oilis not explosive, givesa lightalmost equal to Camphine, and will stand the most intense cold. It 1s decidedly the cheapest Oil of the day. We would desire = publicto va and —— peste pny at our Store, No. 323 C street, between 6th and 7th. nate HOWELL & MORS M ATARY LAWS OF THE U.STATES.— ‘Those relating to the Army, Marmes, Volun teers, Militia, and to Bounty Lands and Penpious ; third edition, by the late Capt. Hetzel, U.S. Army; one ootavo volume of SIl pages, with the rules and artioles of War, and the constitution of the United States; peice Bi: r prepaid by mail $1.25. few ‘ 1 aining, Ta sales fow oopies ony TANCK TAYLOR. MERICAN AND EUROPEAN AGENCY, Wasiincton, D.C. ae Remittances TO Evrore.—Persons wishing to ni Sther ey oF RG i Bet ed parts o i = out theriak oe Silars,) can do so upon favorable Unesco = rate or powers of attorney promptly effected, and documents and proofs for for- SLND Wann css fr ante wectabs ALFRED SCHUCKING, 18 Market Space, F 1) CRA WT Tae To ras crniztns8P rae pistricr. In entering our new building, which we have just taken possession of, we return our sincere town for these Hosea! petrovage and werta pasts te t . s roturn. have erected eopenions uilding, witon will n3-6t* an ornament to the city. witha e airy sa- justice and intentty. we have te, rs cneteetion te ame iL, 8 Sosuéw Novsee Buvave. bet. th cad ities, 37; one for $75; and ARS Serts egret a easy terms, at our Piano Warerooms 206, sects TORN F. ELLIS. F MILY | BLES—Large aaeiso size, in full leathers 12s, aR PRANOK TAYLOR, | SECOND-HAND PIANOS fer sale below their +9 real value, to make room.at the Music, Depot of W. G. METZEROTT. A large assortment of Flutes and Violins’ just arrived. . W.G. U. NEWMAN DD isving retaracd to tae Firat, Ward. offers bis rofessionst services to lus friends and the phic. je may be found al his old residence, No. 76 K st. n3-eolm”™ H.MARLOW’S + CHEAP BOOT AND SHOR STORER, oe 31 TELEGRAPHIC NEWS From the Associated Press Agent. Marricane in Ohie. Cixcisxati, Nov. sth—a terrible hurricane For feias States on etna een Ae an Cincinnati railroad, this afternoon deetraying porn y and fences A two-story dwelling was oan ool prostrated, and eight or ten persons R ‘ = ry Teceee es two of them are not ex- LEVELAND. Nov. 5 day half a ba glk of Crestline. it Sion the north edze of the village, biven down houses and ba; more or less injoring several persons. It subsequently took an easterly direction, doing considerable damage. : Bread Excitement in Philadelphia Pritaveirnia, Nov. 6 —Consi ment was occasioned in the city aes re Monstration similar to that pr York for the forcible xeizure of eer hoe of about twelve men, armed with muskets, and carrying a banner with a loaf of bread painted on it, and the inscription, “We will Protect the Poor,”’ were paradin through some of the streets. The police dispersed them and captured all of the guns. — New York State Election. ALBixy, Nov. 6—The Democrats have the State officers, the canal board, the contracting board. the commissioners of the canal fund, the commissioners of the land office, and the man- agement of the canals. The Democratic majority thus far in the State is 12,000, a in, since last fall, of 92,000. The Legislature is doubtful, but the Republicans are in the minority. Attempt to Assassinate a Clergyman. Brine xrc Me., Nov. 5.—Rev William PF. Merrill was knocke down and stabbed in four piaees. on the principal street here early this even- ng. The extent of his injuries is not yet ascer- tained. The assassin has not yet been arrested The Missouri Bank Relief Bill Sr. Louis, Nov. 5—The bank relief bill bas the Senate without amendment by ama- jority of 11 votes. Grain at Oswego. Oswerco, N. Y., Now 5.—F orty-seven vessels, With about 600,000 bushels of wheat, are now ailoat froin the upper lake ports for Oswego Sloop of War Cyane. Nonrorx, Nov.6 —The sloop of war Cyane has come into port to be paid off. New Yerk Markets. tte an ', Nov'r oe declined ; sales 7 : State #4. 55; 25885, Southern $5.10a83 40. Onte$s ne Wheat declined; sales of 25,000 bushels; Chica- #0 Spring selling at 96c. Corn is heavy; sales of 13,500 bushels mixed 75c. Pork has declined ; mess $19.75. Beef is un- chanced. Lard firm at Ifal3e. W aisky steady; Ohio 2 yc. Financial. New Yorn, November 7.—stoeks are irregular. Chie: and Rock Island 71x; Cumberland Coal 7; Illinois Central shares 92; do. bonds 783g; Michigan Southern 15%; New York Cen- tral 74; Pennsylvania Coal Comp. 60; Reading Railroad 3135: Virginia 6's 82; Missouri 6's 2K. erling exchange is firmer at 100. TT AVELING TRUNKS. S22 Pa. avenue, between Sth and \Oth s.reets. WALL, STEPHENS & CO.. have just received a large variety of Sole Leather and Pecking Trunks, Ladi-s Dress Trunks. and Hat Boxes, Valices, Car pet Rags, Satchels, &c., which we are selling at very low pri (Intel) n wee YING A from Fiori iarce GREE ,, 3 recei rc be TURTLE. it will be served up This After, noon and To-Morrow, 3 Having fitted up my house for the aecom- modation of persons wishing Meals, 1 am prepared to serve them on the most reasona’ie term: J. T. HALL * n6-3st corner 7th and G streets. HREE PIANOS, made by Rosenkrants of Ger- many, for sale very low. We accept these Pianos in part payment for new last week, and are able to sell them at very great bargains. Also, four other Pianos,—2 at each, one at $37, and one at $75. For sale or hi upon Very easy terms, at our great Piano establi JOHN F, ELLIS. WATER-COLOR DRAWINGS. TAYLOR & MAURY beg to announee, in ac- cordance with the wishes of numeroes me In- terested in the fine arts, that they intend raffimg & portion «i the exquisite water-color drawings now im their possession. Subjec Vatue. - s" “Antsey's Cove, near Torquay, Devonshire, Const. Enelaads? An Enelish Farm,”. Yerth Coast of Cornwali”” ismantied Ships”... Holy Isle, from the Isle of Arran Fiv Pa three chances, at $5 each. ian id for when taken’ The pictures t ylor & Maury’s Bookstore, and . Galt & Brother's Jewelry Esitablish- Eis Free Raffle to take place ina few days. n5- JEW GROCH v Y. VARIETY, AND PRO iON STORE, Ix Tue NortHren Liverties. The subscriber has just opened a Store of the above description. No. 544 north M street, near Sth, and respectiully solicits ti patronage of his friends and the public. T) artic.es are fresh, and will be soid as low ther store it the City His stock consists of such articles es are usually kept ina Grocery Store. , Combs, Brusnes, Toilet Powder, Pins, Need- ‘ewing Silk and Cotton, ‘Thread, Suspenders, , Ink, Paper Cakes, Candies, &c. x Rent.—A Brick Stable, with hay-loft and room for carriage and two horses. oc 12-eolm* THOS. N. ADAMS. | OTICE-— The person or persons who entered the office of William J. Martin, Euq.,and fel- oniously took and carried away papers in his office, will, hy returning those belonging to Charles Belt, and Elizabeth, his wife, receive, not only their thanks, buta suitable reward. Said papers being connected with a suit now pending before the Cir- cuit Court, of no possible use to rny one else, itis earnestly hoped they may be returned to the piace from where they were taken, or to some place hi he und ed may obtain them. ‘h | Where the undersigu: vee mn TE LPRY. né-2 ___ for Beit and Wile. ARRIAGES. C RARE INDUCEMENTS. GARDNER & PLACE have now on fine and varied assortment of CARRIAGES, of therr own manufacture, which is war- ranted in point of material and workmen. ship, to ba equal to any made inthe United States, and are offered at lower prices thanat any other place in this city, —for cash. ‘They build every deseri ti 1on of Carriages io order, with eather the ordirary Eliptic Spring. or on Mar- gatroyd Patent Improved Spring and Gear. Particultr a‘ tention is paid to every description of REPAIRING, which is faithfully and promptly done at the very lowest rates. 553 '2th street, near Canal. n6-2w SLOTH CLOAKS, CAPES AND CIR- 200° CULARS, Frox New Youn Auctions. Will be opened to-day, and thrown on our floor(ist ba CLOTH CLOAKS, CAPES & CIRCULARS, in Gray, Brown and Black Cloths, purchased at = tremendous sacrihce, in consequence of the great money panic. The prices range rom $2.59 to $6, and they must be sold to make room for other goods, 495 Pennsylvania avenue. which we are now receiving from uction. I take this Opportunity of iepexssing my : stomers MAXW er en ae eee Gort ckis Ghaiete orate N. B.—Fine CLOAKS of every description from and a French Cal(-skin Patent Leather Bo Se are com * ot. Ce net eat Gaiter at 1,28 good As Are usually sold eons. second story. pe ye Calf-skin Boot at #450, Ladies | mS-eoSt ___M_& BRO. _ Gaiters at $1.25, fine Morocco Buskins at$l.and ONEY! MONEY MONEY !"! all other Shoes, such as Boy’s, Misses,and Chil- drens, cheap in proportion. Cali and see for your- selves. Don’t forget the place, No. 496 Pennsylva- nia avenue, botween 3d and 4% streets. au 25-2awsm WROM LONDON.—The Landiail of Columbus, by Capt. er, royal navy, Tee ure spe | tere of the SOD, - D., $2 se oo Character and Logie of Political economy Ord: » Lvol., plates. $1.75 iad a diese ral Greconies ack Tunes: it 3.75 's Sie process in Photography, cents Life and Services of Palmerston, pamphiet, 19 “othe of American ®, 37 cents Mill's titutions ofthe British Colonies, $3.75 Blakey’s Political Literature from the earliest times, 2 vols., $3.50. Imported per last steamer, 2 FRANCK TAYLOR _ YE AND BARKLEY MALT. for sale at the ALT HOUSE. West Fails av- a sean Block st.. Ealewe mae my 6 ly | erry PLEASE READ, Instead of selling the remnant of my stock of FANCY GOODS at auction, | have moved it into my new Store, 335 Pa. avenue, between 9th and loth public oneraliy.a chance to get great havgains at prices. Cali next month. ye, by Spencer pee ohneon, enlarged edition, 4 vols., many rad | attention, and solicit a ‘The undersigned would respectfully request all rsons indebted to him pone tothe Ist of August, Eocome: forward and settle, if they desire to save ex ase and trouble, as well as inconvenience to self,as | intend to piac* all open accounts into hands of an officer for collection, by the tenth of ll. H. Voss. NEW FAMILY GROCERY STOR On 7th st., bet. G and I sts., Navy Yard. The undersigned respectfully inform the cit-zens of the Navy Yard and vicinity, that thi ave & fine assortment Frest RIES, to which th-y invite thei bare of patrcnaxe feeling confident thxt all whe favor feng with a call ed with & UGAR, COFFEE, and, rticle kept in a well . and, in fact es cgunot. be surpassed inthe Distetet of Columbia, oe be seid on the most resso » for casi. 4 paabie terms, forca"",. DELLWIG & CO. 00 29-e0Ft (States. GIREAT CHANCE.-Virginin taken. Groat bargains im ir »esortment of TE : # z enty-five ae rod we will-and cnn offer bargains not to be ot ie oe ee > See and otha whi mut be oT cash. ™ WALL & STEPHENS, No. 322 Penn. avenue, een Sth loth streets, and under Brown's Hotel, No. streets. auction you buy, and examme | ocl6-lmeod 232, between 6th aud 7th she eWay vecpeert MAGNIFICENT CHURCH ORGAN, 1 Very respectfully, | -R. C. STEVENS. WAG a ul OO eee eile pens seend | permeate -r Biotin PICKLES BY THE BUNDRED, or MOUNT Ve RNON. solected PICKLED CUCUMBERS, in | The Steambost THOMAS COLLYER, having noes y fas otf rie any syantite dest § been } ING & BURCHELL. | regular EEN GROCERIES, opened a Store for the ore Whoeuiran, ane pers RSS te and SA Rh “4 trips to, pebacuste wei ain OPRNCARR cae ai SABE avout ar weiss he aw this, ety, SDAY and FRIDAY MO she MAS RAKER. “-