Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ‘Tux Ricnmonp Crstom-Hovse Rosse The Richmond Whig of yesterday says entering the custom- v from, was com- meneed Lefore the Hustings Court yesterday An extreordinary epivode cecurred during the progress of the investigation. Officer Boss, of Vashiagton, in his testimony, explanatory of the confession of Somerville, stated that he ap- proached the prisoner. nexr the Powhatan House. while he was in custody of Officer Morriss, ani instead of being repulsed with a frown, as he expected, he was greeted with a smile of recog- nition by the prisoner. They shook hands, walked to the Court-House steps, and witness remarked that they (the officers) had mef with good luek—that Pulling had shown where the money had been secreted, and that some fifteen thousand dollars bad been recovered. Somer- ville then voluntarily said that he had been led into the scrape by Pulling—that it was his first offence, &e., &c. The question was asked by Judge C Pp. prisoner's conmsel: ‘ Did you not say to Somerville in effect, after apprizing him of the recovery of the money, that you knew all, and he had better make a clean breast of it?’ Oilicer Boss emphatically and positively denied having made such a remark, or anything approaching to it *: Officer Morris, of the Richmond police, was thenexamined. He deposed that after the recog- wition between Boss and Somerville, and the re- mark about the tinding of the money, Boss con- tinued the conversation by saying to Somerville that Pulling had informed him that this was the first robbery in which he—Somerville—bad been engaged, that bis (S."s) was sick at Charles- ton, ete., and if it was all true. he, Boss, was ‘Was very sorry for bim. The witness was then poy to detail a further confession niade oy Somerville at the jail, when he was checked by Judge Crump, who objected to the evidence as inadmissible, on the ground that Boss had employed * solicitations’’ to influence the pris- ener, and induce a confession from him He ad- dressed the Court for some time in support of this proposition, and incidentally disclarged an unparalleled volley of tive against officer Boss; at least, it has never been our fortune to beat @ more scathing and merciless excoriation. He charged him with wilful. deliberate, false- sood, im stating that Somerville bad himself dis- closed facts, which were communicated by Boss fo Somereill-, (if Otticer Morris is to be believed.) a= information received by Boss from Pulling. The Court overruled the motion to exclude the further testimony of Officer Morris, and he then completed his deposition, stating nothing in ad- dition to the facts already in possession of our readers The Court then adjourned until i0 o'clock, a. to-day Tue New Hovse Hatt —An extra force of hands are now employed in the new House Hall, in constructing the Speaker’s seat, and the desks of the clerks and reporters, which are being made of Htatian and Tennessee marble, and are of the most exquisite and elaborate workmanship. The hall toor is being carpeted by J. Thompson, up- holsterer. The carpet is of American manufac- ture, and comes from Boston: it ix of appropriate pattern and colors, confor iz to the general character of the room. The gallery seats are being grained, in imitation of mahogany. Spe- cimens of the beautiful bronze railing for the side stairways bave just arrived at the receiver's ottice from Messrs. Cornelius & Baker, of Philadelphia; they are placed in the new agricultaral tee room. The Speaker's retiring room the great feature of the new south wing; be tinished of iron entirely. The piers of the eastern porticoes are com- meneed, and considerable progress bas been wade in their construction he connecting cor- ridors advance upward with due speed. It is in- tended to have the sonth corridor completed for the use of the members, in passing from the old Capitol to this wing, during the coming session The heavy iron plates composing the exterior cornice of the new Dome beyin to arrive; the iron work for this partof the dome is done by Messrs. Bebee & Co. of New York, and is executed in their usual style of excelience Fire ox Cariron Hitt —A fire broke out yes- terday afternoon, akout 2 o'clock, in an alley leading from B street, Capitol Hill, in two brick stables, belonging to Mr. J. Underwood and Col. Butler, which were filled with coals in the base- ment and hay in the lofts. They were consumed to the walls before the Columbia Fire Compauy which, ay usual, was on the spot with gr promptness couldarrive. They proceeded, how- ever, lo extinguish the tlames, thereby preventing the fire from communicating to any of the sur- rounding buildings. The origin of the fire ix not known, but it is supposed to be the work of an incendiary. Suspicion attaches to a black cart driver. who is employed by some contractor for street grading, and has had use of the stables for some time past. After the fire had been extin- guished, the members of the Company were in- vited by Capt. Dunnington to his house, where they partook of such hospitalities as ¢he sudden- ness of the cecasion would admit of. The Com- pany then adjourned tothe east Capitol grounds, where some time was spent by them in testing the forcing capacities of their neat little suction nm Cimcvit Covrt.—During yesterday the Court Was engaged as usual in the case of Jonesagainst Dermott. The instezctions prayed for by Mr Brent, counsel for defence. having been granted, as stated in yesterday's issne, the argument was gone into, ou the part of the plaintiif, by Mr Maury. who spoke in the ease about an hour and 2 Lalf, and wax followed by Mr. Brent for de- fenee. whe addressed the Court for one hour prior te their adjourn:nent, but did not conclude fis argument. This morning the Court met at the usual hour, aud Mr. Brent took ap the subject where it bad been dropped. He was engaged in addressing the Coust when this report closed. it is understood that, when Mr. Brent’s argu- ment closes, he will be followed by Mr. Carlisle for plaintif!, who will close the case. It is not ikely, bowever, that it wil! yet to the jury be- tore some time to-morrow. Nodoubt the closing up of the matter. which bas been so long pro- tracted, will be a great relief to all concerned. The assignments fo rrow are the follow- : 163, 132, 133, 1,307, +i, 42. 65; 75, $1, Tue River —There were no arrivals at the wharves this morning. and business is confined Principally to the uniading of various coal and lamber vessels which have arrived within the last few days. Oyster pungas abound also, and hundreds of bushels of oysters remain unsold, in pnsequence of the prevailing warm weather. ha owners of the pz pal wharves are en- waged in making active arrangements to have their wharves and docks pat in apple-pie order during the idle season, in o:der to be ready for Tesumption of business next spring. Along the margin of the water a heavy frost prevailed this morning. so thick that the boys were scraping it up into qnite respectable snow- halls, with Which they were pelting each other in fine style We understand th: twithstanding the prev alence of a dense fog on the river last night, the maw steamer Baltimore arrived up at the wharf at the sual hou? this morning Ow Heen '—“* Rock tHe Cranie, Lippy It becomes our painful duty to announce that a Louncing Waby has actualiy been born, in due arse of time, unto Dr. and Mr. Hasbrouck. he former will be remembered as the Star's fair, beight-eyed and piquant little correspon- . who used to petainbulate Penusylvania avenue, wearing the Blvol breeches, and to ¢ Hgbts of women and the wrouge aperance Hall, on K in her words of wisdom (without peepi her devil-may-care woman- ish counter ¢ fora’ that) would have imagined that the Doctor could have actually condescended te have a baby, and that. toc, - square up to time,” as they say in sporting cireles. Doctor! Deetur'! Doctor!!! we blush to record the faet, tbat your entrancing philosophy failed to prove cleat to save you from wg the—way of other desb feminine street dJevexire Pree Poties —A respectable pez. son writes us as follows Editor of the Star :—Pirane cali the attention of the police to gaay of boys who usually as- semble near Seventeenth street, between I and K every afternoon, to play bandy and to impose on heipless colored persons ; Not long since a poor old colored man was beat by these boys, and it is usually for these young Plag Uglies W amuse themselves—after their games — on their way home, by running down helpicas ot bildren and teating them. A few eve- nings since a body of these young rowdies com- ing up I street to the corner of Eighteenth street, and seeing a colored boy standing uot far from his father’s residence. took after bim and before he could get inside the gate he was beat down with their bandy clubs. ‘The cries of this poor boy might be heard for a considerable distance. Lancexy —Last night, Thomas Richards, col- ored, was arrested for stealing a pair of boots, the property of Mr. Briel, and wes locked up in the ,uard-bouse uniil this orning, when he ‘Wus sent tu jail for court by tice Donn. The bouts were made fora gentleman with a short Jeg, the heel of one boot being much Ligher than the other. isseitine « Lavy.—Last night, a young man wamed James M. Johnson was arrested by Capt. Mills for following and insulting a lady near Browns’ Hotel. The lady calied upon the Cap- taia for protection, and went out upon the street and potated out Jobosen asthe person. Johnson — sent to the workhouse for 9 days by Justice on Crxta® Manker.—This morning, there was a full attendance of country and other dealers; but the demand was not very brisk. A lot of country pork was off-ved at the scale hotise at $8 per ewt Pork is not brought to the market in very large quantities yet, it being too early in the season At the hay stand the supply wos goed, and the rices ranged from S) cents to $1 U2 per cwt. f.r ay; 62 to S0 cents for straw. The prices at the stands have not mate: ially altered since Tuesday. Good order was preserved throughout market Beef if b, prib. 12, Shipstu |, fresh. pr ib. Pork. Ss Reps pe’ 12) Koli Mutton . Lamb, prqr. 1.00) Phil’a print Sausage, pr 1234 | Honey, per | Lard .. Egg p! d Veal... 12a15) Onions, per pk. 37 Beef tongues. 75a1)| Cabbage, pr id. 6 Calves heads,each 25) Apples, pk....... 25a50 Bacon... +++ 16a15| Beets, per bunch. 3 pees Tena 2 Breast pieces urnips, per 20 Dried lore Let had» 10 Chestnuts, pr qt.. Chickens, pr pair. Sta73) Turkey, each. Si Corned salmon. 15, Gi Herring, per doz.. 20a31 Terrapias, each. 37 Irish potatoes. p! 37| Mallards ... Sweet potatoes, pk 25 Corn, pr bush.... 80a90|Shufflers . Corn, ear, prbush. 40a45) Widgeon« Beens, pr bush 2|Smatl . Red Necks. 75a60) Sturgeon cuts..... 12a50 5|Rock, per bunch.. 25 7aW|Trout..... - 25| Taylors .. 25 Tue Wearuer—Range of the thermometer trom Thursday noon, Nov. 5, to this morning : Morning. Noon. Night. Thursday = 50? 62 Friday sy 62 66 Saturday. . 8 6g 63 Sunday. 66 il 7 Monday .. 69 7 70 ‘Tuesday St St 46 Wednesday 39 48 42 Thursday. 38 — y from Nov. 5th to lth, inclusive: Nov. 5th, 52°; Gth, 62° O1; 7th, 65° Sth. 69 ; 9th, 70°62; loth, 49°01; Lith, 437. Kemarks —Nov. Sth—cloudy with showers, milder at end; 6th—cloudy with showers, calin, much milder; 7th—heavy fog, calm, got out fine, milder with lightning at NW. at ight; Sth— lightly cloudy, calm, warm and pleasant, show- ers after sunset with lightning, milder; 9th— cloudy, warm and air di 1th—cloudy after ny and showery vot out fine and clear with a cold NW ith—sharp rime frost, clea:, calm and cool; 12th—sharp rime frost and heavy fog, colder First quarter moon Tuesday, Nov. 21, between and ta m Grorcetows, D. C., Now. 12, 1857. Average heat of each Buvrat Attack anv Roupery —Mr. William Smith, of the firm of J. G. Smith & Bro., wood and lumber merchants, was passing up Pennsyl- vania avenne, last night, between ten and eleven o'clock, aud stepped into a grogzery kept by a man named Birch, between Second and Third streets. for the purpose of collecting an account A crowd of some (wenty persons of a notorious character were present, and one of the patty called bim out of the house. He went out, and the crowd followed him, avd as soon as he yot out of the door he was struck over the head with a billy in the hands of one of the party. The blow stunned him for 4 moment, and as he was staggering and about to fall, he wus seized from behind by some one, who clasped him around the arms and beld Lim up while a number of the party beat him with billies, and cut off bis right ear with a knife. While in this condition he was robbed of lis pocket book, containing $105 Tuat GLoRtovs, time-houored, and every where respected military company. the Wash- ington Light Infaatry, give their twenty-first annual ball at Carusi’s Saloon on Monday even- ing. Nov. 23. To the accustomed Washington ball-goers we need not say a word more, but to stranvers and to those just coming upon the scene of action we will just drop the hint that the In- fantry annual ball is invariably looked forwaid to, and remembered afterward, ax the ball of the year’ Prior to the opening of the ball, the Com- pany will go through various regular and fancy maneuvers aud the manual of arms, Not afew our readers will remember what an intecest- iug feature of the Infantry’s last annual ball was this drill. Witbers’ full band has been engaged for the occasion. For other particulars we refer the reader tothe advertisement in another column Jawkett s MamnotuH Raitroap Excurston to-morrow night to Baltimore (and Burton) bids fair-to drain the city of its population, for it is beyond human nature to resist the opportunity to make the round trip to Baltimore for $1.50, es- pecially when it includes an opportunity to see such an actor as Burton in four of his best char- acters. He will appear as *Toodles;"’ »Megrim’’ ‘*Bine Devils; and as *‘Joe Baggs” and “Madame Vanderpants” in “Wanted One Thou- sand Milliners.”? Henry C. Jarrett, the manager and originator of this novel trip, must certainly be voted a public benefactor. For information as to the details of ihe trip, we refer our readers to the advertisement in another column. AccIDENT FRom GuxpowpER.—Sunday night several little boys in the Fifth Ward were amus- ing themselves by tiring a toy cannon, and burn- ing miniature trains of gunpowder. Two of them. sons of Mr. Hooper, were burned by the unexpected explosion of the powder while they were standing over it. Their clothing, hair, faces and caps were burned—« warning to then and others not to meddle with xuch dangerous articles The powder was obtained by a lad, who, thoughtlessly, gave it to the little fellows to use. Cavent Aeain.—Jim Clagett. a darkie well known to the Police and Guards for his mischie- vous pranks and disorderly behavior, and who has managed to escape from the workhouse three times within a few months, was caught again laxt night by the Special Police, under the Cap- tain of the Auxiliary Guard, and this morning was sent back to his old quarters, to serve out his old turnox, with an addition of 90 days for his dis- orderly behavior last night. Jim took things easy. expecting, probably, an opportunity for a speedy escape Tar Concert To-nici® —The town topic of conversation to-day, and which completely dis- places for the time being the exciting subjects of “Kansas,”* > and “the banks,” is the debut of Miss Juliana May. The indications are that the audience comprise more persons of note than were ever before gathered ina Wasb- ington concert room. i A MAN named Cook has been found guilty in the Alexaudria Court of assault with intent to kill John Carter, a circus man. He wax sen- tenced to imprisonment in the county jail for 30 days and to pay a fine of 330. SALE oF Stock.—Teo shares, preferred stock, Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company, were sold yesterday, at auction, for $34 per share; par value $50 —Gazctt- Waren Reterss —East lock-up— Lewis Cul- ver, N. Y., vagrant; workhouse 30 days. Owen M ©, Ireland, drunk; distnissed. John Fitz- gerald, Ireland, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, S34 Alice White, Ireland, do.; dis- missed. Central yuard-house—Th Kachards, Md... colored jail for Court. Conrad Yost, Gert k and disorderly ; fine and costs, S344 td Hall, colored. Md.. disor- derly and profanity; workhouse i) days. Aquilla Barton. colored. D » disorderly ; workhouse 9) days. James M Johnson, Ireland, disorderly ; workhouse days Jas. P. Clayett, colored, Md . unlawful assembly and fugitive ; workhouse w days. Jos. Rurgess, do., do., do; do. Moody, colored, D'C , do;'do. ‘Thomas Kin: colored, D C., drank and di: costs, $144. Philp McManus, Ireland, vagrant ; workhouse 90 days. John McAlliston, Ireland, do ; do Fight lodgers, with a single cxception all from abroad. PapsonaL.—Tugatecat.—Several young gen- tlemen and Ladies are wanted to join a resident ‘Puwatricat Company. To thoxe desirous of en tering the Dramatic Profession au excellent oppor tunity is now affurded to du ddress MaNna- GER MErkorottraN THEat: 14s, Washingto: 1 eorgelown, on the ath matant. ALIC daughter of C. Fl and aged 22 mouths and 10 days. Uur Aly’s gone, and now She sings hix praise whi 3 harp is given. And she’s a heavenly worshipper. On the lth instant, after a short, but painful ill- ness, which she bere with christain fortitade, Mra. INE KING. inthe 7th year of her age. ied im fuil hope of a blissful immortality. The friends aw! relatives of the family are raspect fnlly invited to attend her funeral To-morrow ve ning, at 3 o'clock. from her late residence, on M street, between ith and 2th streets, without further oti mote Dearest Mothe-, thou hast left us, A hy lown we Geol feel, But ‘od that hath bereft us, He email o row heal, MARY Mary E. Plullips, Sass Pa. av nl0-3m OOK IN AT Mc AUGHLIN’S, Nor,between &th and 9th streets, at bis large of joods ROW opening, IRS, MIRRORS, POWDER BOXES, t GIRBS'S Hair Store. r 13th street, and at his Salesroom, under Willards’. GEORGETOWN AFFATRS. Correspondence of The Star. Grorcetown, Noy. 12, 1857. ‘The Sabbath School Convention, held in the Dumbarton street M. E. Church yesterday, was tolerably well attended—there being about fifty ministers, superintendents, and delegates pres- ent. The Rev Jobn Lanahan, Presi ing Elder of the District (Potomac) resided, and Mr. Waugh acted as sec. i reports from the schools throughout the District showed quite an encouraging state of thin; A number of inter- esting speeches upon the subject of Sabbath Schools were delivered on the occasion; and, af- tera harmonious and interesting session of séve- ral hours, the Convention adjourned, to meet in the Wesley Chapel. Washington, on Friday evening next. We learn that one of the main objects of the Convention is to secure, if possi- ble, afternoon sessions of the schools. We Tegret to say that, for some time past, we have discovered a reckless and lawless spirit manifesting itself among many of the young men, youths and boys, of ourtown. It is far from be- ing an uncommon thing to see many of this class, during the early hours of the night, prowling about the streets—either wholly or party intoxi- eated—rendering night hideous with their vul- garity and disyusting yells. The practice of car- rying deadly weapons is also becoming too com- mon, we think, for the good of society; and the sooner our Corporate authorities take the matter in hand and enact a stringent law for the sup- ression of these serious and growing vices, the better it will be for the community. Against selling intoxicating drinks to minors, we believe there has for many years been stand- ing on the records of the Corporation a prett stringent law; but we incline to the belief that ft has become a dead letter, from the fact that not- withstanding it is repeatedly violated, we have et to hear of the first instance in which the law as been enforced. Those who sell deadly Weapons to either youths or boys, we regard as being more culpable and guilty of a more serious offence against society than the violators of the law before mentioned, and ought to be held toa rigid accountability by every parent and good citizen in the community. Cases have come to our knowledze during the last day or two where the venders of dangetous and deadly weapons have disposed of them to boys ten or twelve years old. Such conduct we regard as perfect outrage- ous, and unless they desist in the future, we un- hesitatingly say thal their names should be given tothe public. “The public should tuke such steps as would compel them to desist from such con- duct in the future, or else scout them from the community WM Which they are sowing the seeds for so many serious evils. We sincerely hope that our corporate authori- ties will take the matter in band, and puta stop to it, by enacting soi such law as they now have iu force in onr sister city, and also one im- posing a heavy penalty upon the venders of tire- aris and other danyerous weapons, for sellins them to minors. Unless something of the kind is speedily done. our town will, we fear, soon become the battle-ground for other rowdy spirits than those we already have among @ il God knows we are tormented wilh too many. tar, already. The laws now in force in Was! ngton will er such spirits from their villany in that oly and we have reason to fear t our streets will besonght as the place, by contending or rival parties, to settle their piques: and animosi- ties, and they may xoou become diszraced by such scenes as frequently of late been en- acted in that city and in other quarters We have been requested to cail the attention of our city authorities to the fact that in one or two places the water flows over the road leading to the Little Falls Bridge, and unless some provi- sion is imade to remedy the matter before cold weather sets in, ice uray fori at these poiuts suf- ficient tocause som? serious accident, and involve our Corporation in heavy damages Artived—packet schooners Embarie, Donoho, Philadelphia, to Hyde & Davidson; Mott Bedell, New York, to Peter Berry; schooner Sontherner, Lefevre, Baltimore, lumber to Libby & Son No change in the flour or grain maikets since our last. But little of either a GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. OR SALEW—A ngs af fine youu MULES, ng only five years vid next spring, They are perfectly gentle, and work freely in any kind of harness. Sold because the owner has no omiple wt for them. Inquire of, OMAN, Trinity JOSHUA near ¢Catholic) Chureh, IKE INSURANCE, Parties wishing Insurance oa Property in the District of Columbia, ( without the lunits of Wash- ington and Georgetown,) can be accommodated ina first <3 Company, (the Mutual of Moutzomery county, Md.,) upon application to = W. ALBERT KING, Axent, 35 High street, Georgetown. n i2-gw n b2-t rT . 1.0. KR. M. HE FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF Logan Tribe, No. 8, 1.0.2. M., oF TOWN, Will take placa at F st Hall, on TUESDAY, ovember 17th, 1857, The Committee of Arrangements, and members of the Tribe, pledge themselves to spare no ef- forts upon their part to iake this ona of the Most interesting aud agreeable entertainnients of tha senson. ‘The Order are fraternally invited to participate With us upen this festal oceasion. To our friends we extend the warm hand of welcome, and cordiully invite them to share the pleasures of the evening with us. ‘Tickets can be procured from the Committee or — member of the Tribe; als», at the door. 2xcellent Cotillon Music has been engaged, am Floor Managers. P.G.1, Hugh Latham, P.G.8.1. T. Bradley, faines Dunavan, Committee of Arrangements. P.S.T. Dowaing, Join Scott, Wm. Donaldson. n 9-3t MISS CHRISTIE M CHER OF JOHNSON, E private Miss Julinson wi'l give lessons fessional gentlemen. Residence, Miss Harrover’s (formerly Miss Eng- \ish's,) Feinale Seminary, corner Washington and Gay ttreets, Georgetown, | For further information and circulars apply at Blanchard & Mohun’s Bookstore. REFERENCES, Mrs, William F. Ritchie, Richmond, Va, Rev. Stepnen P. Hill, Washington, D.C. pe yler, M. D., Georgetown, D.C. oe 3l-Im . SS REEESEREREEeeeeeee FOR RENT AND SALE. For other“ For Rentand Sale” notices see \st page. RS. WILLIAMS, on sth street, near Pa. ave- une, has. onthe second floor, a large and small ROOM, both well turnished. communicating, and lighted with gas, which she will let, with or without board, on reasonable terms. 3t* BRICK, STABLE FOR RENT.—A Carriage House and Stabie for two horses, centrally loca- 5 had on application at tius office, m11-3t* youths and pro- A and F RES of a retail Grveery Store, now doing a good busi- » will be sod on acconmodating terms, the present proprietor intending to change his business. Aprly. for fur her information, at 301 F street. nit-lw* SOR RENT.—A COTTAGE HOUSE, contain- ing seven rooms, with Hower garden attached on New York avenue, near New Jersey avenue, and in the veeinity of Senator Douglas’ Reoperty. at $12.56 per month. Apply to WM. POWELL, Ins pw York aven' nto-st* FOR RENTORL A large and com with water, gas, and . stabling, and imental garden, elegantly furnished, and in the most rable location, ¢ house wil be leased. with the furniture, fora term of years to a gvod tenant, very reasonably. For particulars apply to WM. WALL, of Wall, Stephens & Co., 32 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, nie im .UR NISHED HOUSE FOR SALE se contains thirteen rooms. RRENT. The Fur- beat quality. and new. rately or together. Apply No, 24 Missouri avenue, between treet. n4-lin* modern-built HOUSE, contain- ing elev. ns. ‘The house is on 6th street, between D and E streets, in the best location inthe as. furnace and lighted with eas. Ap ‘THOMAS PARKER, 4-2w* reis hands | be sold or onthe prem 432 and oth ,INDLING WOOD, Surercenure of CHARCOAL, We are now ready to furnish the best rosin PINE WOOD splitand sawed iu short pieces expre: for kindling which foreconomy, cleanliness, and vemenct » equal, Stove wood sawed and split 4° per cent cheaper than the usual rates. COAL—COAL—COAL. Schooner Chanceford, n »float with White Ash Kew 1, 3.000 tous. best Schuylkill and Lackawans Coal, to arrive within afew weeks. a ‘Terms cash. All orders should be accompanied with the money or the money ready when the fuel ix dalivered. Coal 2,240 Ibs. to thi All under cover, & W.M.GA thwest corner of i2th and © sts., No. 517, one square south of P w dtl CHRISTO, 2 vol GAOUNT OF » Diary of a Medi Student, by Warren; » cents. Pickwick Abroad, by Reyr Scents. George. or the Planter isle of France, by Reynolds; 5 cents. Tie G Ch by Reynolds; cents. Brinn Linn. oF Pack is ‘everythiog, by Maxwell; Roteit care uy, the Hero King of Soctiand. by cents. Wallace, the Hero of Scotland, by Reynolds; 50 Sony of Malta Exposed ; 13 cents sa Malta Exposed: TARANCK TAYLOR. PIANO, made by Rosenkrantz of Ger for sate very low. We necepted Pianos in part oayment for new ones| week, aad able to sell them at very reat bargains. Alsc r other Pianos, t 825 each, one at $37, ane at $75. For sale or hire upoi ee aay core a at one great bi dere blish- ment, No. a, Bs ween 9th and sts. ‘ : TOWN FELLAS. AUCTION SALES, By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Goon WORK HORSE AT AUCTiON —O SATURDAY 1 . . at 10 o'clock, in nDaY ACSA, ieee ‘ore, We will 3 Bay Hers ; works and rides well; is nine seursoid, 2 Id for no fanit, 1s WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. lios 364, &c., one of the land records for V County in the District of Columbia, the will sell.on MONDAY, November 16, at 40’clock R m.,on the premises, al! that piece ‘or parcel 0} round situated in the City of Ww ashington, known and described as part of Lot numbered tw (2) in subdivision of Square numbered two hundred aud twenty-eight (223) fronting twenty-five (25) et on D street, running back sixty-five(65) feet, to- gether with the appurtenances, right, privileges, and other hereditaments thereunto belonging. Terms: One-third cash; (of which $5) must be paid on the spot,) balance in 6 and 12 months. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Conveyancing st purchaser's expense, ALFRED SCHUCKING.¢ Trustees. oc 10-lawts A. GREEN, Auctioneer. U7 THF ABOVE SALE IS HEREBY POST- poned until further notice. E. C. MORG niz.it AL SCHCERING,§ Trustees. AMS! HAMS! HAMS We have a choice lot of Family-cured HAMS, which are unsurpassed in excellence. KING & BURCHELL, er of Vermont avenne and Lath atreat. = TO HOUSEKEEPERS, C. R. L. CROWN & CO., having received and weil selected stock for the Fa'l trade, 1 vites Housekeepers and those in want of FURNITURE or CROCKERY WARE. to examine their stock, as they are determined ba pall suit Be pag ee talk ' ank paper of the District taken al . Lens Cc. R. L. CROWN & co., oe 16-1f No. 397, corner of 6th st. and Pa. av. VIRGINIA AND DISTRICT MONEY. TAKEN AT PAR FoR BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, AT S. P. HOOVER'S IRON HALL BOOT,S > BOOvER c LL, BOOT, SHOE r K ESTABLISHMENT, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and Wih sts, I have just returned from the North with a splendid assortment of ai aa kinds ‘of Ladies. Geutlomens, Mix Bese, Boys’, Childrens’, and Servants’ BOOTS and SHO Alsi tge stock of TRUNKS. RPET BAC VALICES, and SATCHELS, all of which I wil sell for the above ney. Cail early, at SAM'L, P. HOOVER'S, seH Iron Hall. Cc! Y STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILL. Economy anxp ConvENIENCE. We are now ready todeliyver WOOD SA WED and SPLIT at 20 per cent. less than the usual rates, and better prepared than it can be by hand. Knots and wood of inconvenient size not sent. Allo rs for less than half a cord wili be delivered any partefthe house at no further ex- peure to the purchaser. Pine wood in grates 35 cents, Osk wood do. 40 cents, In this part of our business we will open no ac- counts, as we have come to the conclusion to make “Alen on hand HICKORY, OAK, and F, on ha ORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD and COAL of all kinds, winell will be dis. posed of on the usual accommodating terms. Now on the way— Oue cargo White Ash Brokeu Coal for furnace. One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators. Coal 2,249 Ibs. to the ton. Allunder cover. Orders gta? filled. T.J.& W.M.GA northwest corner of izth and C sts., No. 547, oe 7-tf one square south of Penn. avenues. RRERT'S HORSE AND HORSEMAN- SHIP of the United States and British Provir- ces. intwo large volumes, numerously illustrated, now complete; price 519, Subscriptions received fer the publishers by RANCK TAYLOR. r Bas CLOTHING.- 322 Penssivania avenue, between Sth and 1th streets. Boys’ Overcoais Bo: Boys’ Frockconts Boys’ Roundabouts Boys’ Pantaloons Boys’ Shirts loys ats Boys’ Drawers, &c., and all otherarticles of Boys’ Wearing Appare: of every grade, suitable for win ter service, at low rie for ash. nT 6t WALL, STEPHENS & CO. TO BAMILIES. HOT-ALIR COOKING a8. thal heat the parlor above and chambers like th Parlor Companion. For sale only at C “dward’s Metropolitan Stove and Grate’ business Coats Boys’ Sack Coats Roys’ Jackets Be Undershirts C CALI, attention to my supply of SP RANG ‘ Factory, Nos. 3's and 332 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween i0th and !lth streets. N. B.—Hot- Air Furnaces of the latest improve- ment put up at the shortest notice. n7-6t Cc, WOODWARD. COFFEE, MOLASSES, &e. 75 bags white and green COFFEE 14 hhds Port MOLASSES 5,000 tba. New York BUCKWHEA 80 whole ar quarter boxes RAIS) ») boxes New York CHEESE 2,000 Ibs. CODPISH. 2,000 Ibs. HAKE I 75 boxes scaled HERRINGS Just received and for sale by - n 10-e¢St MURRAY & Ne T MEAL NBS MME3. G undersigned desires to inform his friends and the public, that he has leased and thoroughly repaired and refitted the premises on the corner of Pa, avenue and 6th DUBA? W EATIN HOUSE. street, north side, formerly occupied by Wm. Walker. and others, and so long aod favorably known as the National Restaurant. ‘The unprovements and alterations which | have made, are or complete andample «cale, and have heen at great trouble and expense, and {can confidently prowise to present to those who may honor me with their patronage, accommo- dations Which cannot be surpassed. " To gentiemen who wish apartinents for private Arties, | would state that Ihave also rented and tted up fir that purpose, the large and conmodious house adjoining the corner, on 6th street, where their wants will be Searels attended to, Ou Sunday iny bar will, of course, be closed, but persons who desire them, can be supplied with their meals, a8 on other days,at my Eating Rooms, inthe houre above mentioned, On Gth street, entrauce sec oid door above the avenue. 1 deem it proper here to state, that the whole es- tablishment will be under my immediate supervis- 10n and control. i ‘To those who mav requi Cook, fur entertainments that 1 im furnish such upo reasonable ter: 3 . In fact, 1 wish to benefit the public, as we'l as ad- vance my own interests, and | hope that my friends will extend tome such support 4s will enable me Celt! to cetes fnew te . ue notice wi Kiveno: ne day Of openin: PM DUBAS ervices ofa Froach ind, wuld say notice, and on offer for sale the good will and fixtures, with lease tor three years. of my old establishment, known as Washington Hall Restaurant, together with the Rifle and Pistol Gallery. Its well known character renders it unnecessary to say anything apos the business advantages which it posse se nin ADIES, PLE ry Instead of seiling the remnant of my steck of is CY GOODS at auction, | have moved it into my new Store, 336 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, where I intend giving my customers andthe public generally,a chance to get great bargains at nu prices. Call befure you buy, and examine for yourselves, _ Very respectinliy, R. C. STEVE Dealer in French Millinery and Fancy Goods, Oot 336 Pa. ave., bet. 9h and 10tn sts, | PROVE YOUR EY and asgist them—by th OPTICIAN 1) TR PARIS WooLson who, m Europe. with his own ma improved SP Prices jad in his establish~ no-tf | are the rapreve : ed with WEAKEND! CATARACT or going to it, also STORTSIGHT. iDN Al persons that wear or those which nto wear them will be smited at first Those we shed Glasses ndation at the R in PARIS, through their pro- ducing a clearing to the sight the best knows till it. “Also. all styles of OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI- FYING GLASSES, a fre for sale at his store, corner of Bight Pennsylvania avenue, dr 491 Eighth street. very reasonable, the same ax he hi ment in Paris. — SHAWLS!—SHA WLS! SHAWLS hs} We have just received a lnrge lot of Geutle "38 US, from $5.50 and upwards, way WALL, STEPHENS & CO., uoSw Ph. WV es bet t. Ith and wt J. B SCH WARZE, . SENBRAL DEALER] PACKER PICKLER OF OYSTERS, Corner of J2th and E streets. {WH Anybody in want of Oysters should cal! at thieplace, ¢ PEACH TREES, 20 000 At $10 per Huxpre For sale at wy Nursery, near Washington. above ‘Trees are all of fine growth, and of tu best select fruit. ™ Also, a general assortment of ORNAME wale BVERGREEN, SHADE, and elm JOSHUA PEIRCR,_ Mig TARY Laws oF THE U.STATES— IVE ‘Those relating to the Army, Marines, Volun teers, Mdilia, and lo Bounty Lands and Pensions ; third edition, by the late Capt. Hetzel, U.S. Army; © volume of SIL pages, with the rules aud f War, and the constitution of the Umited or prepaid by mail $125, jew copies only remsining, by pee OR RANCK FAYLOR. PEA NUTS. UTS if P SO bushels PEA N a je vy cantf of B SA 12th atraat. on UBIN’S EXTRACTS, al! odors. 9 lair Store, near !3th | w ce a oo a at i AUCTION SALES. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY Avcriox.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOGN, the 17th instant, at de o'clock, We will sell. i front of the premises, part of Lot 2. in Square 250, fron’ 16 feet on Fath street west, between and reets north, sud runuing beck 9 feet toa ten feetatiey. 18 valuable property 1s improved with & good two-story frame dwelling house, back-build— ing, wood sheds, &c., and is sitaated in ove of the most beaut fu’ improving parts of the city. For &n investment this gale otfersan excellent opportu - nity, as the i! . can te propert wil hese! inp nil-ts ALL & BaRNakD, Aucts. = By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. B* VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO the subscriber, bearing date the Sd day of Sep- tember, 1851, and uuly recorded im the Land Kecords of Washington coun'y, in the Distriot of Co umbia, & all sell at public auction, on the premises, on DAY. the léth day of November. ut 4 o’el B.m., Lot No. 3, m Square No. 24, ls itig im aaed Cony of Washington. and fronting 55 feet Sinches on orth was eum inning back 100 feet to an alley 29 feet Bina” eys, hasan outlet on Strand ‘There is a neat two-story Frame How ot, which is nearly opposite the ixte Geuteeas. ra ® residence, now owned by John KE. Reeside, 4. North M street is See egret to be graded,and the neigh- ee One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 1¢ f fi — ee notes bearing interest, and seoured bya Conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser, n 10-4 R. R. CRAWFORD, Truster, ‘A. GREEN, Auet, : DAY MORN W o'clock at the suction rooms of Wwe sha.] sell the Cassin, comp. aes hair-spring Sofa, Rocker. and Parior ivnars Marbie-top Pier Tabie, Looking Glasses Mahogany Dining Tables, Card Tables hows . ceed — Chairs russels, Three ply, and other Carpets, Mattin Gilt Window Shades and bxtures E Silver plated Ginss and ¢ ‘kery Ware About 32 ounces sterling $ r Pinte Cottage Beds, Bureaus, Washstands Feather Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &o. Together with the ugual assortment of Kitehen regui-ites. ‘Terms: Twenty dollars and under, cash that sum, a credit of three and six mont istactorily e1dorsed notes, hearing intere der WAL Re over -REDIN, ALTER 3S. COX, WM. P. MAULSBY, Administrators, n9 eod&ds JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Anct. UBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM ix Ornaxcr Cocxty, Va.—Having more Innd : id.” lying in the Count on Mountain Run, adjoining the lands of Hou. Jere: uuah Morton and others, and containing three hun- dred and seventy eight acres, about two hundred acres cleared and now in Clover, aud the remainder in origina! growth—well suited to growing 4 fine quality of Tobacco. The Buildings have been erected within the last yeaggand suitable for farming purposes. | invite purchasers to examine for tlem- selves. Having determined to sell, 1am disposed fo sell a great bargain. For further particulars address J. J. Halsey, Miteheli’s Seon Covers County, or the under- Ouse. signed at Osange Court 5 RGE A. SLEET. oc B-ts IRGINIA AND OTHER PA TAKEN AT PAR! CLOTHING !—CLOTHING !—CLOTHING! CHEAP FOR CASH, MONEY SAVED AND FAIR DEALING, AT 822 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, heticcen 9h and 10th sts., at the R MON “gall Howse.” Just opened, ® jarge stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, at the following iow price: We can offer greater barg Clothing than ean be obtained elsewhere in thi wing toour husiding, we did lay in our stock ax others did, andewe bought at great sacrifices, owing to the state of the market. Heavy Winter Overcoats Body Coats . Wioter-lined Cassimere Pants..... 500 Winter: lined Cassimere Vests, dou- bie breasted. ........ = a 20 Beys Overcuats. oo Boys Jackets. = 3m Woolen Pant: 123to 25 ewig one and finest assortments of CLOTHS and CASSIMEREs in this city, we are prepared to make Clothing to order at the short- cst notice. * WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 3z2 Pa _ave , bet. Stand With sts, BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD-CASE IRON frame Pianotorte, used one year in a careful family, of Haliet, Davis & Co., Boston, renowned facturers, will be sold ata great bargain, for cash orcredit, at our great Piano EF oe 2 n2 The Bivouae, by Maxwe! Captain Blake. by Max The Vicomte Bragelonne Hirds, Beasts, and Fishe ‘The History of Five Lite cents, plain 12 cents, oes pickers By THE Ht A lot of selected PICKL vi a which we will aa $1.25, Ie, Pigs, colored plates, 25 FRANCK TAYLOR. DRED. D CUCUMBERS, in any susatity desired. ’ G & BURCHEL OME AND SEE!—Just received from Phila delphia another supply of the very pop- 4% ular and the best COOKING STUVER “ell this market or in any other. The Rising Star, or Double-oven Cooking Stove, made very heavy »nd thick for this mar it ismy Stove—as such | stand by it. For sale only at_C. Woodward's Metropolitan Stove and Grate Factory, No. 3! and $22 Pennsy!- vania avenue . ‘a n7-e08" C. WOODWARD. T NOTICE HE Copartnership heretofore existing between Topham & Noiitet is this day dissoived ty mutual consent. All persons bred to them are request- ed to settle their account: th James 8. Topham, without delay it ig necessary that the liatilines of the firm be settied immediately. JAMES 8. TOPHAM, THOS, NORFLET. Washington, October 19, 1H’ ‘The Subscriber returns his sincere thanks to the public for their libera. patroi firm, and hopes they will ec same to him at the old stand where he will continue to keep ev ole in the SADDLE, HARNE TRUNK business. nT-e03t JAMES S. TOPHAM. KING, . CONGRESS CLOTHING HALL, No. 414 Pa. av., north side, between ate § 6th Sis., Respectfally informs his friends aud customers that he has just regeived a large ass: of FALL and WINTER GOODS ing of Coats, Pauts, Vests, aud Gentienen’s Furnishing Goods, which he will seil at 25 percent. less than any other establisumeut in the city. ‘ = I wall seil an entire Winter Suit for Broadcloth Suit for giv. R.W.G.U.NEWMAN = : Having returned to the First Ward. offers his rofossions servicesto his friends and the eae e may be found at his old residence, No. 76 K st. n3-eolm* qReaT CHANCE, and a biack 2-2tawim —Virginia and other money He taken. Great bargains in goods. Having pur chased n very superior stock of VELV ETS, CLOTHS, and CASSIMERES al a great sacrifice. and twenty five per nt. less than prices two months ago, we will. and can offer bargains not tobe got in this city: also, a tine and splendid stock of Clothing which must be sold for cash. WALL & STEPHENS, No. 322 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, and under Brown’s Hotel, No. ocl6-Imeod 282. between 6th and 7th streets. H.MARLOW’S = + CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE, No. 486 Peansylrania avenue. pportunity of informing my customers and the public in general that I have on sale a lot of first-rate Calf skin Gaiters at $2.5, } and a French Calf-skin Patent leather! Gaiter at $3.50,a3 good asare usualy sold at 85, fei ood Calf-skin Boot at $ °.50. 1e8 Gaiters at $1.25, fine Morocco Busktns at$!.and all other Shoes, such as Boy’s, Misses, and Chil- drens, cheap in proportion. Call and see for your selves. Don’t forget lye No. 488 Pennsyiva- nia avenue, between 3d and 434 streets. an 25-2awSm EW GROCERY. VARIETY, AND PRO N VISION STORE, in Tue NorTHERN LibeKtizs. The subscriber has just 0 a Store of the above description, No, 544 north M street, uear 8th, and respectiully selicits the! es patronage of his friends and the public, Thegy pp articles are fresh, and will be suid as low ns at any other store ir. the City His stock consists of rticl are usually kept in a Grocery Store. ie c mba. rushes, Tollet ‘owder, Pins, Need- ies, Sewing Cotton, Thread, Suspenders, Tak. Paper Cakes, Candies. ke: PPO, Resta Brick Stable. with hay toft and room t+ r carnage and wo res. oolz-colm™ THOS. N. ADAMS. A CAUTION, I.L, persons are cautioned against purchasing Land Warrants No. 39.24, for 160 acres, issued 10 John Lindsey; No. 39,352, for 160 acre: w xe Dart N 258 Ke jes; nh. » Pa 0. 22 for BO nor Isham Ivey. | warrants having been stolen trom iny office. Caveats have been entered i the General vag en said war- Land Office te prevent patents a —<s o: Peacen warrants. rants, and application will be Ofhee for the issuing of doplicney. MARTIN, nl0-w6w Attorney for Warrantear, " 3°; one for $75; aud A ao Ne Bid testes feta et now won sale upon easy terms, at our ng in price from $15) to All for rent or betweeu 9th and 10th streets. 00 B Piano Warervoms 36, JOHN F. ELLIS. NJEW AND PRETTY STYLES OF WooL- NEW tne. ‘Chtag Ormments, Papier Metie, =eieoe foL AUOHIAN'S, No. 2 Pa. 2 tween kth and 9th streets. SAT BARGAINS in second-hand Gite Mane Depot. trom 3 to GiB to be ec s rice for cash. - phamasenee WW. @. METZRROTT, 00 2 oorner 11th street avenue. TELEGRAPHIC NEWs Sa ae a ang Meavy Freshet im Northern New York. Rockester, N.Y » Nov. 10- Great 4 has been done here bya heavy freshet and further UP the Geneser valley. At Dansville bt dams and six bridges were Swept away last t. The rist river is ver high avd still umerous culverts on the New York "Central maton be- - ose hereand “sracuse have been washed away * track is inundated in many places, and po trains can pass Altaxy. Ny Nov. 10 —Two bad breaks have anal. oceurred on the ¢, near owe It will take five dayaio repair tre dene 7 Evwira, Nov. 1 — ‘ % and Williamsport ana in, ee “a4 neatly gone, and no trains can pass over it. ne New York and Erie Reliroad travel im greatly damaged. and all the upon streams in this vicinity have been canned so that no trains are iunning tm any ditetion’ The water is now slowly falling Fires Cincinmati. Crxerxvati, Nov. 10—A fire broke ont this morning in the lard oil factory of Henry Lewis on Sycamoze street, which was completely de. d—loss S10.000; no insurance. A Tear build- ing occupied by E. B. Townsend, pork-packer was also slightly damaged. The feed storeof R’ u Colt_in Western row, was destroyed by fire abou ae same time as the above. i to the liquor store of W. Grosman, which was also entirely destroyed, with all its contents. Mr. Grossmen’s loss ts about $5,000 upon Which $1,000 was insured. Affa’ im New York, New Yorn, Nov 11 —The United States t have been withdrawn from Wail street. no fur- ther apprehensions being entertained of riots or etraction meee ueomployed workmen ueva. who killed De ‘ tenced to paya fine of $1000 gpg pa Financis! affairs are buoyant, though the Ara- 7 ws is awaited with intense anxiety There dications on all sides of renewed activity in business : This fire Reported Massacre of Troops. CutcaGo, Nov. 10, 1857.—Mr Williamson, cer- espondent of the St. Paul Times, writing from Payutzac on the 26th ult, says that a report had rencled there that five hundred United States troops supposed to be a detachment of the Utah expedition, Lad been attacked and killed by a luge party of Teelowan Indians, near Missouri river. Mr, Williamson believed the report Departure of General Walker. New OkLeans, Nov. 122.—Gen. Walker ba« escaped on the Mobile il-boat with three hun- dred men is now outside. They will em- b mer Fashion, which bas also left with another ty, and the munitions and pro. visions. The =. steamer Fulton is watebing in the river. but she has been outwitted. Advance in Sterling Bills. New Orteans, Nov. 9.—There is some di: sition showa to imvest in sterling bills at the present low figures, and rates have consequently red to, or two per cent. below par. The tendency of the market at the close was toward a further improvement The Case of Donnelly. N. J., Nov. 10 —Donnelly, for the ‘Ss, at the Sea View House, will ansel, be heard to-morrow before the Supreme Court on the motion for a new trial A motion to have Donnelly present during the a:- gument was denied to-day TRENTON murder of M Robbery and Arson. Cixctxnati, Nov. 10.—A party of burglars en- tered the vrocery store of John Trantten® at Day- ton, last night, and, after robbing the safe of 2600 they set fire to the building. which, with the con- tents, wasentirely destroyed The Democracy in Georgia. Mitixporvitte, Nov. 11.—Last night a large meeting of the Democracy was held here, Gover- nor Jabnson presiding. Resolutions were ad.spt- ed approving the administration of Mr. Buchanan, but urging the removal of Gov Walker Resignation of Gov. Izard, of Nebraska. St. Lovis, Nov. 10 —Gov. Izard, of Nebraska Territory, arrived here yesterday en route for his home in Arkansas. He has forwarded bis resig- nation to Washington. Seaboard Agricuitural Fair. Nonrotx. Nov. 12 —The Seaboard Agricultu- ral Fair, now in operation here, has been emi- nently successful. There is the greatest crowd present that has ever assembled here Death of a Baltimorean. Aveusta, Nov 12th —Alexander N Smith, a saddle and harness maker, formerly of Baltimore, was killed on the dine of the Georgia Railroad on Tuesday* A Bank Enjoined. Bostox, Nov. 11.—The notes of the Granite Rank of Connecticut are thrown out here to-day The bank commissioners applied for an injune- tion against the institution The Cotton Market. Mositr, Nov_11.—Cotton—sales of to-day 1,000 bales at Izy Receipts to-day 1,200 bales New ORLEANs, Nov 11 —Cotton—sales to-day 1,000 bales. Buyers and sellers were awaiting the arrival of the Arabia. Exchange bas mach improved. bills on New York and London were sotd at | percent. premium. Baltumore Markets. Battimore, Nov. 12.—Flour is steady; How- ard street and Obio $5.25 Good to prime :ed wheat $1.15a$1.15, and the same grades of white $1 25a$1.35. White Corn T2A73e; yellow T2a7Se Whisky ix » WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. Ram. 2s See ‘Phe Sanday Trains leaving Washington at 74. m, sad Baltimore ats's p. m., will be discontineed aher the sth inst., upon which y they will wake their inst irip. Nhe duty trainfrom Baltimere, now wi leaving at 9 on anu after, Monday next, ‘on inst By order: THOMAS H. PARSONS, nion& States, Agent. OF WASHINGTON A jETOWN. = te of Paris and New York, and solieste the patronage of _n6-Sst Te basa the Ladi of thi at 1 ff it FRENCH DRESS MAKING. MS*t Sle of DRESSES. CLOAKS, ROBES DE CHAM- BRE and MOURNING ofevery description made gpnind at the ie notice. D P Jresses cut, tnd also the jatest Dress Patterns on hand. . _.MADAME C. LUDMANN, No. 335 Seventh street (up stairs) few doors above Penn. avenue ORA JUST OUT! eorived & new lot of n3-iw* FL I HAVE this ai Air-tuget Fiat COOKING ‘OVES, whiea I got up in Priiadeiphin last summer eXpress!y for Luis market, made very hervy, and sirong of the best Peunsy!vania malien- ble iron. | bave called st the Flora Air-tie ht Cook - ing Stove. patented 1857, heavy and thick, for femu use. and destined to be the cook’s deught. It wili bake, roast, » fry. broil, &e. perior ly any cooking stove in this market ;and has attached to it asummer arrangement. r sale only at C. Woodward's Metropolitan Stove nad Grate Factory. Nos, 318 and 32 Pennsyi- vania avenue, between 10th and Lith streets, 7 Cc. WoODWakp. Hetsekrerers, ATTENTION! my new 4 I have this day received another supply of the COAL GAS BURNERS. These Stoves - bi the x: e of the goal, there- waking a saving ofone half the fuel from, the common stoves; suitable to ali — ments. Jt will not burn out more then from a half tox ton of coal during all the aokd Please call at my Metropolitan 5 Fact ou can Bee one in UNEXPLOSIVE Gas We would t cospomtatty een Oe ticularly to those persons w ave ee a Phe Etherial Oil or Spirit Gas from fear re Lat) that we bave the artioie rong desired, SPIRIT. GAS THAT PLLODE. Cail and see for sour- Ve have alee the Breckenridge COAL OTL for . rd for machinery. The iitumuns- ting Oulist plosive, gives a lixLtalmost to Camphine, and will stand the most intense cold. tt 18 deeidediy tie cheapest Oil of the day. We would desire th blic to calland see the above Oils tested at our Store, No. 323 Cart between 6th and 7¢h, né-tf HOWELL & MORSELL. AW BOOKS. tt 8vo. Addison on Contracts, new e2ition, | vel. Chitty on the Laws of Carriers, new edition, } vol Wharton's Precedents of Indictineuts, l vol. dees ems American Criminal Law, new edition, vol. Hillen Trustees, new edition, 1 vol. : edition, vol. Qloott's Admiralty Reports, New York, 1 vol. Mayiaud Digest, 24 vol. pp ANCK TAYLOR. INESKE SUGAR CANE SYR U P, from C seve’s sale it, of & si quality.ie now for 3 WILSON, ; [int] ” "S7) Pennayivava aventie. ADIES’ ‘TUC nd all sorts of COMBS, at Her near Isth et., at bia Disipe ter ep e-om eeayy aoe.