Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1857, Page 3

ie ee LOCAL INTELLIGENG Tue Ricnmosp Cvetom-Hovse Romray — The Richmond Whig says: ‘This case engag- ed the further attention of the Husting Court yes- terday.. Among the by was watchman James W. Ri i con versation which took place between Boss and the prisoner. His version was about as follows: Witwess. Beary Myers, Officer Allen, and Deputy Marshal Phillips, walked down Broad street on the day Pulling was examined before the Mayor, for the purpose of looking at the place where the treasure was found. O Boss started with them from the Court-house, but stopped at the Powhatan bar-room, across thestreet. Aftersat- isfying their curios:ty, witness and his compan- ions retarned, Broad street, and on arriving at the Powhatan corner, halted, when some one observed ‘yonder comes Somerville.” Witness turned and saw prisoner walking up the north side of Broad street, about one hundred yards distant, in custedy of officer Morriss. W {tness and Phillips crossed over to the Court-house corner, and walked to the gate of the enclo- sure, on the cross street, where he joined offi- cer Morriss and the prisoner, who had crossed diagonally from the Powhatan House. After ascending the Court-house steps, witness turn- ed and saw Boss advancing toward Somerville. Officer Johnson then came out from the Mayor’s oftice,and told Morriss not to take prisoner in then. ‘They accordingly stopped on the platform of the outside steps, and Boss shook handa with Som- erville. Boss first said ‘good morning.’ and then remarked ‘we have good luck; we have found $17,000 of the money.’ Somerville re- plied ‘| am very glad of it; you cam now fix on the right party, and I will geteclear.’” Witness did not remember what was next remarked. Is confident that Boss and prisoner shook hands on the platform of the Court House steps; most of the conversation between them took place on the sill ef the door. Boss told Somerville that he had understood that he (S_) was to have been made policeman in New Orleans, and that his wife was then siek in Charleston. Somerville then asked ‘ where did you your information.’ Boss replied (hat Pullitng had told him. Som- erville told Boss that this was his first robbe: a and that be had been persuaded into it by Pail ing. Witness did not hear Boss inform prisoner or say to him ‘this. is your first robbery, etc.’ Somerville acknowledyed to Boss that he was to have been a policeman, aud uested bim to walk to the jail with him, as he something to say to him. “* The case was then submitted to the Court, without argument by the counsel, and the Jus- tices unanimously decided to remand the priso- ner for trial before the Circuit Court, in April next.’? Tre Rivex.—About the Long Bridge the duck hunters are waiting for cold weather, in order to have a chance at the river fowl; they say that all kinds of river fowl are srarcer this Fail than any previous season. The cause is ascribed to the constantly increasing nuuwbers of coasting and other vessels in the river, which tends to fright- en the birds away. Old duckers state that there is a falling off every year in the numbers in the upper river during the shooting season. The Washington channel on yesterday was filled with long boats from daylight until dark— all heavily laden and bound to the city canal. People dowu the river, who have wood to get to market. are using every opening to convert their wood ie into gold; and everything inthe shape of a sloop, schooner, or long boat, is press- ed into the service. The prevailing mild wea- ther affords them an excellent opportunity forthe successful carrying out of their operations. At Galt & Young’s wharf—Arrived schooner Diamond State, Capt. Carey, from Philadelphia, with 112 tons coal. At Riley’s wharf—Arrived schr Mignionette, Capt. Travers, from Philadelphia, with 112 tons coal; schr Mansion, from Pope's Creek, with 100 cords of pine wood for Riley. Steamer Diamond State, with consignments of chandise for Wm. H. Upperman, W. French, eorge and Thomas Parker ce , F. L. Moore, S. Duval, P. Fegan, Murray & Semmes, J. Stan- ford, Thompsen & Hamilton, Wall & Barnard, © Wilson. Barbour & Semmes, S Herman. Messrs. Magruder & Stone have in their ware- rooms five boxes of wine directed to W. L. Green, which remains uncalled for Sait Litexattre.—The subjoined literary production was penned to her wayward ‘-ic vyer”? recently by some female occupant of the County Jail. Ittells the old story of man’s fickleness and woman's devoted love. There is a slight jetting down, though, from the sentimental inthe closing appeal for snuff’ Anyhow, it is ‘‘one of the letters**: : Washington Cy Oct 03 15 hundred 30 seven. Saul i think that you have treated me more like a dog than A womman since j have been in P i om not onley thatt two have no more feelings than to cume past the Jay! with * * * that is no better than my Self if you wanted Her so bad you wuld of kep out of mi Site Butt as long as you have suteed yore self i live In Hops thatt She will do a beter part by You than I ever h Saul if it hadenet of bin fore you { wuld not of bin in hear When [ had a gode home you Was not satesfyde it has bin the cous of me losing 15 Dolets fore i have bin near 3 months remember Saul i did Not trete you this way whenn you was in prison put It is and old saing and A true won Eaten Bred is Soone forgutten that is the case with you If youair not WiththatOld # * * i wish you to Bring me some Snuf please send me that nife and hair and i will send you the copy of your discharge and yure hair please let me no how mutch is oim on mi Baunet so that i can git it to ware to Coart. « Nothing More &c * * * Tae Ristne Gexeratiox.—Last night, a gen- tleman of this city, passing down Seventh street, overtook three boys, the eldest of whom could not certainly have been more than ten years of age. and the youngest of whom was almost an infant. The three had cigars ia their months. whieh they managed with the nonchalance of veteran smokers, the talk of the older two was npon—rerelvers, concerning which, and all other fire-arms, they appeared to he well ted No. 1 expressed his determination to buy an *‘Allen’* pistol in place of his -+Coit’s’’ revolver, which was not quick enough on the trigger; but I “went in’ warmly for the Colt pistol, which he said he had tried “for years,” and had always found “‘reliable."* Reader, this is no fancy sketch, but unvarnished matter of fact. Of course, the parents of these children are not at all to blame, and will have no cecasion to reproach themselves should their hopeful progeny end their career (as seems likely) upon the gibbet Tux New Copk.—Mr. Editor: Would you be so kind as to inform “the people’? where copies of the new Code can be had ? We were informed that copies for distribution would be ready by the first of November. Here are nearly two weeks of the month gone, and so far as j pes been able to learu, nocopies are yet ready. Three weeks from next Monday the qnalified voters of the District will! be required by law to vote upon it. The Code, it is generally understood. intends some innovations upon existing laws. Will the people bave sufficient time to discuss and thor- oughly uederstand those changes, as also the rest of the Code, in the short time that remains, even if they should get the Code by next week ? Ong or raz Pzorie. Cracerr Count.— Mr. Brent occupied the Court yesterdsy, up to half-past twelve o’clock, with bis argument fo: defence in the case of Jones against Dermott. Mr. Carlisle followed for the plaintiff—closing the case. His argument was continued up to 3 o'clock, p. m., and was a masterly summing up. The case was not given to the jury last night. This morning the Court inet, and the case was ziven to the jur ‘The case of Michael O'Brien ayaiust the Cor- poration was then taken up Morgan for plain- tiff, Carlisle for Corporation. It wan an appeal from the judgment of istrate. and the wit- neases were Leing called as this report closed ExaccerateD Remogs —Last night it was currently reported about town that a man had been robbed and murdered in the First Ward, near “the Circle." We immediately instituted inquiries tn that neighborhood, but the people in the vicinity knew nothing of it, neither did the officers on duty there. The report was evidently @ boex. This morning an attempt was mode to cireu a similar and equally groundless re der in the Seventh Ward. The tat that morn from w je ort of a mur- t bulletin is man was killed at the railroad depot this , & story manufsctured like the others ole cloth Tue Orner Stor.—Yesterday, a young man named Johnson was comuitted to the workhouse for insulting a female in the street. John<on, however, gave security for the payment of the fine and costs, and was released from custody. The female (whose name was Mary Clark) heard of it, and yesterday placed herself in the way of Johnson and began to abuse Lim and behave A a disorderly manner. Officer McHenry was sent for, and took her to the ottice of Justice Donn, = committted her to the workhouse for ninety ys. — Laxceny.—This. morning a colored man was seen to pick up two bundies of dry goods from the front of Sears & Colley’s store, near the cor- ner of Seventh street and market space. He was immediately pursued, and finding that he could not make off with the goods he dropped them | and escaped. The yg owners Pouice Rerorts —The official report for the ‘week ending on Saturday last, made to Capt. F. A Klopier, Chief of Police, from all the otticers s were returned to the 54 Third Ward, 6; Fourth Ward, 69; Pifth Ward, % Sixth Ward, 12; Seventh Ward, 13. Tue Tex Cent Max is, just now, the lion o Bi trade—as he rarely galjs todraw:mcrowd of pur- chasers by his eccentric style of holding forth. Hie: ia trade consists of a trinkets, —— slips, etc.; and, over this, he “ therpuiest descants Cockney dialect; some- the following strain: » “Ere: hare lemen and ladies; the greatest ttc of things of the greatest value, for the smallest amount of money. Ere you go— first, a sheet. of songs, fifty in number—that is one; this sheet contains upwards of fifty all complete, by the first American authors; then you ‘ave my fanny secret, full of usefal informa- tion to the ladies, both married and single—that is two; then there is the curious Chinese puzzle, which may be introduced a ene in private parties or public assem at's three; next comes a twenty-doilar bill, payable at my own bank, on the corner just below, next door to Toneh-and-go, the molasses manufaetnrer: just slip Im and get your change at the counter—ihat makes four; nextis the gold handkerchief-pia, containing an emblem of affection, the band and heart—that’s five; and, sixth,a plain gold wed- din, ring; also,-sevenih, a galvanized silver ring; and, eighth, a double keeper, containing the thirteen stars in the middle, surmounted on the edge with the beautiful emblem of a snake; ninth, isa lady’s silver thimble, worth all the money; and, tenth, is the cent box, which is both & novelty and a curiosity, and contains one dozen of the sinallest silver tea spoons ever manufac- tured; last of all, we have a double row of Chi- nese-colored beads—the cheapest lot of goods i ase all Lask is ten cents forthe whole jot.” flere a dozen eager hands are seen extended with the dimes, for the cheap lots; and as the dealer passes over his wares and pockets the sil- ver, he adds to his jingle: “Sold again and got the tin, That’s the way the money comes in.*? SOMETHING LIKK AN ATTEMPT AT PEscUING A PrisoneR.—As officer Yeatman was on his way yesterday to the workhouse with a prisoner (Jas. M.-Johnson) his carriage was stopped on the Avenue, near the old Railroad Depot, bya of fellows, who placed themselves at the horses beads, and, by other demonstrations, gave the officer reason to sup; that they intended to rescue the prisoner. He thereupon drew a pistol and requested the party to stand back. One of them said to him “take care! don’t point that thing this way;’? and another nested him to go to Justice Donn’s office, and the pay nt of the fine and costs should be secured. ‘The officer aceeded to the request; and, security baving been Given, the prisoner was set at large. To-xiont, ata quarter before six o’clock, the special train leaves the Washington Depot, tak ing the exeursionists on the great railroad trip to Baltimore to see Burton. Mr. Henry C. Jarrett, the manager of the en- terprise, with his usual energy, bas been exert- ing bimself to the utmost to have the affair go off Pprosperously, and has now everything in train for a safe, expeditious, and vastly enjoyable Pp. YesTERDAY, a young man named Ebenezer Hoover, son of Michael Hoover, carpenter, fell from a building whilst shingling the roof, and broke both arms and three of his ribs. He is also supposed to be internally injured. Warten Retvrns —William Callan, Ireland, drunk ; workhouse 90 days. G.C. Humphries, Mass., ne concealed weapons; fined $20 and cost. ifteen lodgers were accommodated, all of them non-residents. MARRIED, On the Ith instant, at McKendree Chapel, by the Rey. Mr. Bal!, THEOPHILUS H. GI-ADMON of Virginia, to MARY ANDERSON, daughter of Wm. Flenner, +, of this city. ~ On the 12th instant, by the Rev. R. RS. Hough, Mr. CHARLES SLEIGH to Miss JEMIMAH C. BATEMAN, both of this city. (Baltimore Sun please copy.) . On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Brown>, CHARLES SyPHAX, Jr.. to Miss MARY V: CRITTENDEN, all of this city. phlei teaches senelncs S On the 12th instant, INO. EDWARD, youngest son of Jno. and Anne M. Bury, aged three years and nine months. A H.MARLOW’S Z + CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE, No. 486 Pennsylvania avenue. I take this opportunity of informing my customers and the — in general that | have on sal: alot of first-rate Calf skin Gaiters at 22.50, a French Calf-skin Patent Leather Gaiter at £3.5),a8 good as are usually sold Bt $5,and a coed Calf skin Boot al . Ladies Gaiters at $1.25, fine Moroceo B: s atSi.and all other Shoes, such as Boy’s, Mi ,and Chil- drens, cheap in proportion. Cail and see for your- selves. Don’t forget the piace, No. 496 Pennsylva- nim avenue, between 3d and 4% streets. Au 25-2awim A CAUTION. 42.LL persons are cautioned again: La 39,234, for 160 acr Jehn lindsey; N . for 160 ger issued to Wm. McConechie: 882, for #0 ner sued to | Wm. W. Pugh; No. 22.268 for 3 acre: sued to | Isham Ivey. Said warrants having been stolen from iny office. caveats have been entered in the General Lana Office te prevent patents issuing on snid war- rants, and spplication will be made to the Pension Othee for the issuing of dup:icate warrants. WM. J. MARTIN, nl0 wie Attorney for Warrantees, Co —— — a from a J iphis another sup; of the very aa ular and the best COUKING STOVES in this market or in any other. The Rising Star, or Double-oven Cooking mn Stove, made very heavy »nd thick for this market. It ismy Stove—as such I stand by it. For sale ouly at C. Woodward’s Metropolitan Stove and Grate Factory, No. 318and 322 Pennsy|- vania avenue, n 7-003 C. WOODWARD. KING, CONGRESS CLOTHING HALL, No. 414 Pa. av., north side. between 4s¢ & 6th st3., Respectfuily informs his friends and customers that he as just received a large assortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS consi ing of Coats, Pants, Vests, and Gentlemen Furnishing Goods, which he will sell at Aa per cent s than any other establishment will 4n entire Winter Suit for $5,and a black Broadcloth Suit for $10, oc 23-2tawim I R.W.G.L EWMAN Having returned tothe First. Ward. offers his rofessionn! services to his friends and the public. e may be found at his old residence, No. 76 K st. n3-colm* Loss EXTRACTS, all odors, at GIBBS’S: Hair Store, near 13th ind at his Sales Room under Willards’ hotel. n9-3m CorFee, MOLASSES, &c. 75 bags white and green COFFEE 10 hhds Porto Rico MOLASSES. f le ‘ y EAT MEAL 8 whole and quarter boxes RAISINS boxes New York CHEESE 2,40 Ibs. CODFISH 2.000 ibs. HAKE FISH 75 boxes sealed HERRINGS Just received and for sale by . A i-eest MURRAY & SEMMES. {REAT CHAN Virginian and other money taken. Great bargains in goods. Having RS chased a very superior stock of VELVE TS, CLOTHS, aid CASSIMERES at a groat sactihos: and twenty-five Eee cent. less than pri two months ago, we will, and can offer bargains not tobe got in t city; also, a fine and splendid etock of Clothing which must be sold for cash. WALL & STEPHENS, No. 322 Penn, avenue, letween 9th and 10th streets, and under Brown's Hotel, No, oc 16 Imeod 22. between 6th and 7th streets. RED, and supe: ENSS N L B ST. ew Faney Store, 235, between 9th and lth sts. »12-eouf ADIES, WITH LONG MEMORANDIU M38, 4 will save themselves a great deal of trouble by t at STEVENS’ New Fancy Sto a8 his ts by far more varied than any other in the Dist rie’ n i2-eott i ADIES, SHOPPING, may positively expect _4 promptand courteousattentionat STEVENS’S New Panes Sore, 335, between 9th and lth sts. n l2-cot purchasing Warrants issued to white Feath Se A Li, PERSONS INDEBTED TO R. C. ; PAE EE) Lowe pectfully requested to cell elr acooun 208, AS nO dition wail be irate rwlien the old account stands unpaid. n 12-e0t! NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, U Wasuino ton. November 7th, 1857. On the petition of Josiah Copeland, of Weymouth, Mass., praying for the extension of & patent granted to him on the 20th of January, 184, for an improve- ment in** Boot Crunps,"’ for seven years from the expiration of said patent, which takes place on the th day of January , 1658: It is ordered, that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on Monday, the ith of January next, at 12 0’elock m.; and all persons are notified tu appear and ». cause, any they have, why said petition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the exten equired to file in the Patent ce their oby ppeciaily net forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day of hearing ; ail testimony led by either party to be used at the said hearing must be taken and transmit- ted in rdance with the rules of the Office, which will be tarnished on application, The testimony in the ease will be closed on the Ist of January: depositions and other papers relied upon as testimony must be filed in the Office on or hefore the morning of that day; thearguments,ifany, within ten days thereafter. ‘ Ordered, also. that this notice be published in the Union, National Intelligencer, and Star, Washing- ton; Peanayivanian, PI elphing Daily News, New York; Post, Boston, Mass.; # nquirer, Cincin- nats, Olao; once a week for succesmve weeks, Correspondence of The ee z “| Girereren SedtbeOOE he. 13, 1. Dex of brass. ‘0 individual, naméunknown—suppored a Scotchman by bitth—was aecidentally drowned sae canal eee ! te > Wide Awake, o@ Tues- day night. Coroner W. ‘Oodward ‘held an inquest ING Selo sale 0 ind nf sions, Dele found expenses of its interment, mshouse and buried. A most disgraceful fight occurred near the mar- et, on Wednesday, between a man by ‘ackson, from Fairfax county, another by the name of Webber, r, we learn from rtto avoid a collision, to no and was severely beaten by Jackson, who on the occasion a set of iron knuckles, which cut ‘onist in a most shocking manner about Officer Gross made an effort revented by a number led in getting him off upon it, to defray it was taken to the al, Virginia, and the face’and head. to arrest Jackson, but was of fancy men, who succees by the assistance of a horse. ts fora winter supply of fuel has been rather better the last week or ten days; con- siderable quantities of oak and pine wood have found ready purchasers among our dealers at $3a$3.50 for pine, and $4 25a@4.75 for oak, by the cargo There Is no hickory arriving. reat demand, and a few hun- meet with ready purchasers at ‘The article is in dred cords woul We incline to the belie! Will refuse permission to suspend travel over the e just at this time. Sucha oubtless be some advantage to the constructors for the wooden superstructure; but, at the same time, it would lay a complete embargo upon our Virginia trade, at'a season of the year when our merchants can least afford to encounter it. We cannot believe that our City Councils will consent that an act shall be per- formed which would necessarily drive away from our city the entire fall f that our Corporation Little Falls Brid, suspension would ‘k, and other Nea- Let the raising of the superstructure be commenced from the east end, and then the time required for making the connection with the ans will be much shorter. and occur at a time when we can more easily snbmit to a sus- pension of travel over this road. piers are not all done, it will not delay the work @ great while to wait until they are. We would advise the ver drivers of the Union Line omn' cautious who they take on board as deck Yesterday, a very gentlemanly old mau (driver) known as Uncle Davy (Walden), consented to honor a fellow with a ride on the box with him, and while the old man was oceu- ied with his horses the rascal attempted to pil- t his box of its contents. him to the stand in Georgetown, where he in- tended to reward him for him 2n Irish hoist from the box to the The timely interference of the timer from coming in contact accommodating ‘buses to be a little is villany by giving saved him, however, with the paving stones. We would advise the lovers of ball-room amusements to pay attention to the advertise- ogan tribe, 1.O.R.M. The members of this tribe are a jovial, good-natured set of fel- we have no doubt, put forth every effort to make the occasion one of real pleasure to all who may patronize them. The Vigilant Fire Com; lows, and will, pany have printed upon inst minors run- . boys, we would ning with the fire engines. advise you, one and all, to keep away from the machines, otherwise you may find yourselves oc- jouse recently erected near the caper a pork are beginning to ar- tive by wagons, and is selling at $7 50 per 100 Ibs. We learn that the ball at Forrest Hall on Tues- day night was attended by a large number of rowdies from Washington, each of whom came armed to the teeth with billies, bowie knives, Finding, however, no one of their own stripe with which to raise retired and returned home—we hope never to come back. Our citizens consider their room much more desirable than their There will be a called meeting of our City Councils this evening, to consider matters con- nected with the Little Falls and other bridges. cupants of that brick a fight they soon es GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. CRANBERRIES. RAISINS, &c. neh RAISINS, 2 larrels CRANBERRIES. vow York CHEESE. TRON MONDS, FILBER With a general assortment of Groceries, Wines, 50 boxes new bu: Bank notes and Corporation notes taken at par, and change given when one dollar's worth is bought. LAmerican,5.] (SOR SALE.—A air of fine youne MULE: and work freely in any id because the owner AT tholic)Chureh, pres INSURANC Parties wishing Insurance on Property in the midis, (without the limits of Wash- ington aml Georgetown,) can be accommodated ina first class Company, (the Mutual of Montgomery county, Md.,) upon application to W. ALBERT KING, Agent, 35 High street, Georgetown, T I.0. KR. M HE PIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF Logan Tribe, No. 8, I.0 R. M., OF GEORGETOWN, Will take pines at Forrest November 17th, 1857. The Committee of Arrangements, and members of ve, pledge themselves to spare no ef- fF on their part to make this one of the teresting and agreeable entertainments Hall,'on TUESDAY, of season. ‘The Order are fraternally invited to participate on this festal occasion. the warm hand of welcome, and cordially invite them to share the pleasures of the evening To our friends Tickets can be procured from the Committee or member of the Tribe; also, at the door. ‘xcellent Cotillon Music has been engaged. Fio: P, G. 1. Hugh Latham : James Dunavan. Committee of Arrangements. P.S.T. Downing, John Scott, Wm. Donaldson. n 9st 3:S.1. T. Bradley, HRISTIF. JOHNSO? MISS CHR CHER OF ELOCUTION 8 in Elocntion in ive instruction to ‘ous of forming Classi Washington, and will uptls in that erty and in vhnson will give lessons to youths and pro- fessional gentlemen. Residence, Miss Harrover’s (formerly Miss Eng- lish’s,) Female Seminary, corner Washington and streets, Georgetown. her information and circulars apply at & Mohun’s Bookstore, R Mrs. Wilham E: Ritchie, Richmond, Va. FOR RENT AND SALE. For other" For Rent and Sale” notices see \st pare, TO LET—F amisned or unfurnished, at 1 2d street, near A, Capitol Hill. 013 zt* I, URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-—A Parlor id Chamber, at No. 33) F street, one door n 13-e03t* URDAY. 14th Nov. 1857.—FOR SALE. he Good Wiil, Bar, and Fixtures of a fine at profitable Restaurant, op; The fag will designate the house, SOR RENT.—A two- E street, adjoining t between lith and [2th streets, latel posite Market &; BRICK HOUSE, on pion Privting Office, General Agent and FoR, BENDS. BRICK HO) fitted with gas, & n Dand F street and No. 464, between I t handsome, new. four-story built in handsome, modern emt Eesti cces FOR RENT.—Two unfurnished Rooms nd Servant’s Room, with Board of without, in 4 private family, central Gately. et 1s of “aah nc oms 1 referred. If Board is desired, the meals would be s their own room, mK RS. WILLIAMS, on 8th stre nue, hax, on the second th well furnished. lighted with gas, which she will board, on reasonable terms, RICK STABLE FOR RENT.—A Carriage House and Stable for two horses, centrally loca. ted, can be had on application at this office. n11-3t* POR SALE.—The STOCK and FIXTURES of 4 retail Grocery Store, now doing a good ness, will be sod on accom present proprietor intending to change his busiuess. Apply. for fur her information, at 3" P street. nil-iw* ould furnish the ddress Rooms, Star O: oor, & large Au communicating, let, with or i ating terms, the NT OR LEASE.—A large and commo On Ee pakae WOUS i. eg se Kas, and eoach house stabling, @ house is ele; tly furnished, aod in and d L with the furaitu location. ‘The re, fora term of y ood i wae foasncantty. ‘or parti . WALL, of Wall, Stephens ig ihad between 9th and 10th streets, Eon RENT. FOR SALE on REN revious tothe Ith day of scesaceh ie the ol 7’ O3. HOLT, fei Commissioner of Patenis, P. 8.--Editors of the above papers will please copy, ic balls to the Pateat Office, with a paper F* ii ar red GOSHEN BUTTE® Just receiv af, und for sale chee SARS « Voss, 10th streets. n l2-e03t henry | 5 aad ‘emines, No. 26 434 and 6th streets. prom RENT.-A - built HO USE., contain- Veit at yin the aioe sot ae with Ee” low, at ELLIS", 36, sale A. GREEN, Auctioneer. * i .—By virtue of a of trust ex- ted to he ae Tecorded iber J. 0. 135 Petal eee 360, La ‘261, one ot the Tecords of ashi ion county, District of Co- bin. V shall, on SATURDAY, the oth of Dessin baer aids: guste getion to th Fite ts id peroter, icencern hal St Lest N 0. Gin Square New vision of John Wil: Callan, asthe fame is recorded in'th yoficn of tke — of sad city of Washington, District of Co jumbia. ‘Terms cash. The property to be t risk and expense o! tke ur er ueises tis noes of aie ate comp with within three days from the ay of DW, C. CARRINGTO 2 ct. ¥ tee, _nistaw&ds GREEN. Ruck AMS! HAMS!! HAMS! We have a choice lot of Family-oured HAMS, which are unsurpassed if excell . ING & BURCHELL, 024 Corner of Vermont avenne and tsth atreat, NOTICE TO HOUSBKELPERS, G.R.L.CROWN & CO., ba nod weil selected since fon the Fail Ha rape je, m- 3 nd thi f URE er CROCKERY. WARE to examine their stock, as they are determined open pAper of tha Teetriet taken at en a Pee CR. Ly CROWN € CO, oo 16-tf No. 357, corner of 6th st. and Pa. av. VIRGINIA AND DISTRICT MONEY TAKEN AT PAR BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, 8. P. HOOVER’S IRON HALL BOOT o AND TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and Wth sts, ile plead eaten We SRE with a splendid assortment of al kinds of jes. Gentiemens, Mis Be ses, nore Childrens’, and Servants’ BRON KS CARPET BA svaticHe™ a SATCHELS, all of which I will sell for the ‘above Call early, at SAM’L. P. HOOVER'S, se ton Hall. city STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILL. pets AND CONVENIENCE, We are now ready to déliver WOOD SAWED and SPLIT at 20 per cent. less than the usual and better prepared than it can be by hax Knots and wood of inconvenient size not sent. . All orders for less than half a cord will be delivered in crates to any part of the house at no further ex- pense to the purchaser. Pine wood fn erates 35 cents. Oak wood — do. — 40 cent: In this part of our business we will open no ac- counts, as we have come to the conclusion to make it exclusively a cash busin Also. on hand, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD and CUAL of ll kinds which will be dis- posed of on the usual accommodating terms. Que onrco White Ash Broken Coal for f née cargo ite Asi roken Coal for furnace. One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators. Coal 2,240 Ibs. to the % All under over. roapet filled. ip Ja W. i. GALT. ar acbcaces corner of !2th and C sts., No. 547, 00 7-1 one square south of Penn. avenue. HERBERT'S HORSE AND HORSEMAN- SHIP of the United States and British Provir- ces, intwo large volumes, numerously illustrated, now complete; price $10. Subscriptions received for ghe publishers by “n7 FRANCK TAYLOR. OYS’ CLOTHING —sz Pensylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. Boys’ Overcoats Boys’ business Coats ” Frockcoats Boys’ Sack Coats Roundabouts Boys’ Jackets *” Pantaloons Boys’ Undershirts Boys’ Shirts joys’ Vests B Drawers, &c., and all otherarticies of Boys’ ring Appare: of every grade, suitable for win- ter service, at low ues for cash. n7 6t __ WALL, STEPHENS & CO. I TO FAMILIES. CALL, attention to my su ly of SPENC HOT-AIR COOKING RANGES, that heat the parlor above and chambers like the Parlor Companion. For sale only at C Woodward's Metropolitan Stove and Grate’ Factory, Nos. 3°8 and 322 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween (0th and ilth streets. se N. B.—Hot-Air Furnace: the latest improve- meee pet up at the shortest notice. n7 6t C. WOODWARD. N DUBANT’S 4 EW EATING HOUSE. ‘The undersigned desires to inform = friends and the public. that he has leas d thoroughly repaired and fitted the premises on the corner of Pa. avenue and 6th street, north side, formerly occupied by Wm. Walker. and others, and so long and favorably known as the National Restaurant. The improvements and alterations which | have made, are on the most complete andample sea'e, and iinve heen fugpished at great trouble and expense, and I can dently promise to present t> those Who may honor me with their patronage, accommo- dations which cannot be surpassed. To gentlemen who wish apartments for private arties, | would state that Lhuve also rented and tted up for that purpose, the large and commodious honse adjoming the corner, on 6th street, where their wants wall be promptly: attended to. Ou Sanday my bar will, of course, be closed, but persons who desire them, can be supplied with their 8 on Other days.at my Eating Rooms, in the house above mentioned, on 6th street, entrance see o: d door above the avenue. ' deem it proper here to state, that the whole es tablishment willbe under my immediate supervis ion and control, To those who my require the services of a French Cook, for entertainments of any kind, T would say that ean furnish such upon short nutice, and on reasonable terms. In fact, I wish to benefit the public, as we Las ad vance miy own interests, and | hope that my friends will extend tome such support as will enable me sie ually to Soap. thea t . ue notice will be given of the day of opening, P.M. DUBANT, T offer for sale the good will and fixtures, with lease tor three years. of rE old establishment, known as Washington Hal! Restaurant, sogather with the Rifleand Pistol Gallery. Its well known character renders it unnecessary to say upon the business advantages which it pes nlo I ADIES, PLE i READ. 4 Instead of selling the remnant of my stock of FANCY GOODS at auction, I have moved it into my new Store, 336 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 1th streets, where | intend giving my customers and the public generally, a chance to get great ba-enins at re ‘logon Call before you buy, and examine r yourselves. 2 Vary respectfully. 1... R: C. STEVENS: Deal ‘rene! illinery and Faney Ge oc 2 — 336 Pa. ave Thet. Oth and 10en ste. MPROVE YOUR EYES—STRENGTHEN and assist them—bhy the PARIS: OPTICIAN—A _ Wootson who, just arrived from Europe. with his own manufactu- red, and also oma goes many other Opticians’ latest improved SPKHCTACLES and EYE-GLASSES, which are the PERISCOPIC CONCAVE. and CONVEX BRAZILIAN CRYSTAL, DOUBLE Us ’ ED, which sre warranted to improve ANY EYE atlected with WEAKENING CATARACT or going to it, also SHORTSIGHT EDNESS. Al. persons that wear or those which need to begin to wear them will be suited at first sight. Those wonderful double-pohshed Glasses received the very highest recommendation at the WORLD'S FAIR in PARIS, through their pro- ducing a clearing to the sight the best known till It ‘Iso, all styles of OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI- RVING GLASSES Compasses, and Microscopes are for sale at hii e, corner of Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue, or 491 Highth street. Prices very reasonable, the same as he had in his establish- mentin Paris, 3 __ n-th SHAWLS: SHAWLS: men SuRWER re go al wai ¥ g a 2 mes BHA WY AT LOSTEPHENS & CO., n5Sw 32 Paav., het. 9th and loth sts. J. ® B SCHWARZE, . GENERAL DEALER} PACKER AND PICKLER OF OYSTERS, Corner of 12tn and E streets. ae 17 Anybody in want of Oysters should call at this place, : ain < n5-Im 20 PEACH TREES, r Nursery, AT Weatgien The leat ’ 3 Ri “Trees are ail of fine growth, and of a thing er. Db. bast select fruit. it eral tment of ORNAMEN- Far EVERGREEN SHADE, and FRUIT tm" JOSHUA PEIRCE. ILITARY LAWS OF THE U. STATES— M Those relating tothe Army, Marines, Volun teers, Militia, and to Bounty Lands and Pensions ; third edition, by the late Capt. Hetzel, U. 8. ier and one oetavgo volume of Sli pages, with the rules a icles of War, and the constitution of the Unit States; price $1. or prepaid by mail $1.25. — sale, a few copies OO ANCK BAY LOR. | a Fo .# PENS—Bank Pen. Engross: Pen, Medium Pen, and ot are just recer in variety from the maker. of a Soman aio 2g tt And £0 be sold at eT TRVTOR, oo EA NUTS. sale SMB TEA NUTS Me LEVY, an5tt AA 12th atreet. corner FPOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION! have day received her su; ofthe chat Gas BURNERS. “These Stoves burn the gasand smoke of the ooal, there- 7 making & saying of one half the fuel from, the common stoves; suitable to apart- bya it will mt paca oat more than from @ half of coal dui cold season, Bicane call at my Metropolitan Siove and Grate ¥ Factory, where you can see one in full operation every in my, counting room and learn to use Se ie ae es CRUDAATOPE CANE Sym fees otf = [Int,] se Wako orecet rand rides well, is ALL & BARNARD, Avots. AS. G. MeGUIRE, Au Suciion rooms TURE ann Hi SILVER WAR Base LRGAN MBRSIRG Soci Cassin, comprisiag— Ow ree-ply. and other Carpets, Matti d dow and fixtures + Silver ~ ass and C; Ware About 32) ou: sterling iver Plate Cottage Bed: ureaus, Wasi is Feather Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Matt &eo. T ‘h the usual assortment of Kitehen ‘sed notes. erms: Twenty dollars and under, cash; over iN 8, A . COX. WM. P. Aviary, Administrators, 19 eod&ds JAS. C. McGUIRE. Auct ee nS 0. MOGINEE, Duct FUTURE DAYS. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ALUABLE JMEROVED. PROVE RGN, Avction,—On ESDAY the ya instant, at 43 ek we will sell. in front of the premises, of juare fronting 16 Toot on ian oe ee pace nod I streets north, and running back % feet toa feetalley. This valushle rt ved A good two-story fraine dwelling house, back bel "i cema liberal smd endo keen eee nIl-ts WALL & BARNARD, Avcts. By A. GREBKN, Auotioneer. B* VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO the subscriber, bearing date the Sd day o| tember, 1251, and ouly recorded in the Keeor of Washington coun y, in the District of Co umbii I shall sell at public auction, on the Premises, on M. November, st 4 o'clock, MON tae an Soy =* = 3 p.1n., Lot No. 3, in Square No. 2. i it of Washington. and fronting $5 feet 9 inehee ea mat M street. and running back 100 feet to an alley 29 feet wide, which, by side alleys, hasan outlet on 34th and 25th streets, There is a neat two-story Frame House on the Lot, which is nearly opposite the late Gen. Thomp- ol son's residence, now owned by John E. Reesi 8q. North M street is soon to be graded, and the neigh- borhood is improving. T ‘erms: Oue-third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, for notes bearing interest, and secured deed of trust, Conveyaneing at the expense of the purchaser. R. R. CRAWFORD, Trustee. By WALL & BARNARD. Aucune. ADMINIS SUR! SALE OF TURNI & Peter it late Stephen : hair-spring Sofa, Rocker. and Parlor rble-top Pier T; Looking Glasses Hitocey ars bles, ard Fable back-build~ ing, wood sheds, &c., and is situated in one of the most beautiful and improving paris of the city. For &n investment this sale offersan Sposlions-coperta- n 10-4 __A. GREEN, Auct. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctionee: VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT LIC uction.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON. October 26th, at three o'clock, on the premises, sell sell that beautiful country residence cal {p nummer Hili,” which is situated in Virginia, on the turnpike road leading from Washington city to Alexandria, three miles and a half from either city, consisting of a new and comfortable dwelling-house, and outbuildings. with 130 aeres of very rich |, of which over Ilv aeres are under cultivation, the rest being hard woodland ; food Spring water, for milling or facto- Ty purposes. The land may be purchased in two arcels, about 1) acres with the residence, and over ‘ineres witha house, of which over l6 acres are the ceilars, land, good fishing. good water power best in the neighbourhood for early gardening. Terms at sale. a oc 27-d JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Auctionees. Owing to the inclemency of the weather yes- and the present pressure in the money mar- terda: ket, . Tochman has POSTPONED the pub- he sal his residence and farm, ummer Hill,” in the County of Alexandria, Va., until MONDAY, the 4th of January next, at 16 o’elock a. m., on the premises. In the meantime, they are offered for private sale: and further information as to terms of sale, &c., may be obtained at the auetion store of J. C. MeGuire. JA oc 7-2aw_ Auction and C J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. B rpaustkes SALE OF VALUABLE IM- “ep Reat Estate Near THE CENTRE By virtue of a deed in trnst, bearing date day of September 1857, and oot recorded, the busi ness of Haslup & Weeden, the subscriber will sell MON DAY, the 5th day of October »on the premises, Lots Nos. 1 Sl, and the improvements: 4) fect on the public square oppo- arket, 1 feet on north C street. and ‘4 feet I inch on Louisiana avenue, and improved with a large and substantially -built three-story brick building covering the entire lot, and containing sev- alls, and other reoms, Jot No, 2 front- ing # feet on north C street, and 47 feet on Louisi avenue, and improved with small brick and made for the purpoxe of the settiement o At public sale, fronts site the Centre eral stores, ne tenements, The above property 1s located in on: valuable b 88 portions of the city, and produces Arent of $3 noum, and is well known as Hasiup & ad Tot No. 1, with the build ing thereon, will be sold as whole. aud Lot No. 2 vided into two bu:lding lots, fronting each 25 feet on and RO; wishing to imyest or bui d. Jne-third cash su 24, Sand JOS. H. BRADLEY. jr. Tustees, se2t ec&ds JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auct. The above sale 1s unavoidably. postponed un Monae A FTERNOON, Nowamiar ad,at4 ork S. C. McGUIRE, Auct. keds n the premises J if The purchaser of Lot No.1, with the build- ed to comply with reof, the said L.ct No.) and the burtdany i be re-sold on WEDNESDAY, the lat day of November, 1837. at 4 o'clock p.m., on the pre- mises. and offers to capitalistsa desirable opportunity ing ther the terms thereon w t the above sale, for saventenaets ae, Terns as at a S. WALLACH, JOS. H. ARADLEY, ir. Trustees. nit-eod& ds JAS. C. McGUIRE, Avet. JUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM I it Lwill offe co on ate phe than | can jtuvate, | wi fer for je. at public nuotion, on TUESDAY. the 17th day of November. in Ornance County, Va- 1857, ** Birehland,” lying in the County of Orang on Mountain Run, adjonmng the lands of Hon. Jeri miah Morton and others, and containing three hun- dred and seventy eight acres, about two hundred sores cleared and now in Clover, and the remainder ed to growing a fine quality of Tobsoco. The Buildings have been erected within the last year, and suitable for farming purposes. I invite purchasers to examine for them- i termined to seil, lam disposed in original growth—well suit selves. Having to sell a great bargain. farth ticulars address J. J. Halsey, Mitehell's Station, Culpeper County, or the under- couse. sinned tLiovenae Ooart Seaver aeer. URS! FURS! FURS a Just opened my large, beautiful, and new stock of Furs, purchased in the fast five days, and will sell them much lower than the same quality usual y sold Ladies’, Masses’, and Children’s Furs. All Furs soid at my estebli>h. in Washington. Al! kinds of it warranted to be genuine, of the latest sty! and made up for this ‘season's ale INS, At the corner of 6th street and Pa.ave., 2w White Bea né-eod2w paris M MADAME FERRERO, No. 5 Great Jones street, New York, respectfully informs: e Ladies in Washington that she wi re-open, on the i%th of November, a’ branch of her establishment at 248 Pennsylvania av- enve, Washington i Ht find a handsome assortment of— Ladies will there a hat —_— FALL and WINTER BON DRESS ¢ R P . family, of “Hallet. vis & Con. renowned facturers, will be sold ata great bargain cash ororedit, at our great P: ane Ee ‘i N LIS, oc 2 306 Pa. a oat beh aad “oth ote, 0. IN. Berry Cplangy cammaigs 2 vols 310. Ru "s Modern Europe spitomised, 1. Gestan Binge, by Marvell: 0 ‘He Vicomte B: elonne, es $1.25, ICKLES BY THE HUNDRED, A lot of selected PIC! ae which we will oc Any quantity der Noa BURCHT L* W BOOKs. 'n’s Prius, new edition, 2 vols., 8v0. Bennett %& Heard's Leading Criminal Casen, 2 vols , Addison on Chitty on Hitt new edition, | vol. Wiliams om Property, new edition,} vol. *_ FRANCK TAYLO wi on C58 New York, 1 vol. Olcott's rolty R ° Swe ee y ACASSAR OIL, at GIBBS’S: Raa M ~ “= “ ADIES’ TUCK, and all sorts of COMBS, at 4 st., Le ine Seeing Ah oc of the most north © street and 23 feet 6 inches on Louisiava ave The sale otters a rare opportunity to capital- ; and the balance in a 36 months, for notes besring inter est n day of sale, secured by a deed in trust upon the property: and ifnot complied with in six days afcer the sale, the property will be resold, upon one jer, At the risk and ex pense of thedetnult- an at the expense of the pureha se CHAS SR WALLACH, re i le Pigs, colored plates, 25 “FRANCK TAYLOR. ED CUCUMBERS, in Contracts, new edition, 1 —_ Carriers, new edition, 1 vol. harten’ Cds of Indictments, new edition, Wharton’s American Criminal Law, new edition, ‘and Constitutions: Law,1 A MAGNIFICENT CHURCR ORGAN, 1. 73 A 9 & ‘NEWS * __Bevim the Adiocinted Picea Agent. ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE. be + ie of the Arabia. Ew Yorx, Nov. 13.—The R. M. steamshi; Afabia, from Liverpool on the 3ist ult., arrived this morning, with highly important intel- thi had been stormed ‘The King of Delhi escaped The Bren loss was Upon aad “kat spangee m bridgeshire stakes. Y* for the Cam- General Cavignac died very sudden! The Spenish Minitry bad wogenteca’” The Prince of Prussia has undertaken te con- duct the public affairs. The health of the King ge eae was improving. ; he Swiss elections resulted largely of the Liberals. mene ‘There had been more failutes in Vienna. ‘bet the worst of the crisis was believed to be over Money was act ve and uncha! _ The Arabia brought out $1,000,000. Sir Wm Gore Ouseley was a passenger. Tax Manxers. Liverpool, Friday moraing. —Cotton for the week closed irregular, at a general decline of a ‘d. Sales for the week 14,000 bales. Quotations — sneering 5 Saturday. —Estimated sales , 4,000 bales. The market closed with ieee dete. ing a2 ean Manchester advices were unfa- rab Breadstuff« bad considerably declined. Flour closed very dull, with a deeline of sa3s. West- ern Canal 27423; Baltimore and Philadelphia 29 2; Ohio 30u31. Wheat closed dull, at a de. Byes of 4e6d. Corn closed dull, with a decline o Spirits turpentine was dull at 37s9a3es. was dull at dsdaiss os, Sugar was heavy at a decline of isais6. Provisions were very dull. Monetary difficulties were on the decline. American securities were unsettled, but clased with an improving tendency. Consols 80% for money. Tur Latest Loxnon, Saturday —The fands, on yesterda’ closed firm, at an advance of & under the inf ence of American news by the Fulton. The cri- sis is believed to have passed, and there is an un- usual demand for money at easier rates Large transactions bave taken place in Illinois Central shares at improved prices. iv, ‘a- Escape of General Walker from New Or. leans—Starting of the Expedition for Nic- aragua. New Oxzeans, Nov. 11 —Gen. Walker started of to-day. He appeared in the District Court this morning and gave bail to appear on the 17th inst. This afternoon, himself and staff, with over 300 men, embarked op board the Mobile mail-boat. The steamer Fashion Capt. Caugh lin, with a portion of the men large quantit; of arms, munitions and provis' got or about 6 o’clock this morning, having f ubmitted to a search by the United States Marshal The Fashion cleared for Mobile, but will intercept the mail-boat outside, where the whole will embark in the Fasbion for Nicaragua. Fassavonx remains here. Gen. Henningson is expected this week be U.S. a oan deer was stationed so as to intercept the ure of the expedition was thus outwitted — 4 Mosixe, Nov. 12.—Gen. Walker arrived at the lower harbor to-day with 300 men from New Or- leans, who were joined by 50 Mobile men. The party was taken off the New Orleans boat by a small steamer running outside and embarked in the steamer Fashion, which was awaiting them The Southern Telegraph Line.—Telegraphic Expedition. New Ortrans, Nov. 13—11 a. m.—The Ara- bia’s news is received by the Southern line, and will be published in the two o’clock editions of the Associated Press. [The news above referred to, was forwarded from Washington in two dispatches, timed re- spectively 9.20 and 10.454. m_, and its receipt in New Orleans, as above stated, shows an admira- ble condition of the wires, and great expedition on the part of the operators. ]— Washington Rep From the Pinins. St. Lourm, Nov. 11.—Advices from Fort Lara- mie to October 22d state that Col. Crook's com- mand, the second dragoons, were four miles this side of the fort, and bad encountered a snow storm five days previously. It was rumored that the 5th and 10th regiments of infantry and the batteries of artillery would take possession of a Mormon village on Bear river for winter quarters. Affairs at New York. New York, Noy. 12.—Stock closed steady to- day, efter the most exciting market experienced for several days. The purchases were nearly ell forcash Money is abundant, and offered at five per cent , on the sec of State stocks. Ex- change on London i; minal, and domestic is improving. There is aspeculative demand for staple dry goods at the present reduced prices. ‘The Arago on Saturday will take but little specie. Fire in Boston. Bostox, Noy. 12.—Yesterday morning a fire broke out in 12 Tremont Row, aaa extended to Nos. Mand 15. P. A. Jones & Co., are heavy losers, $25,0X) worth of their stock being com- pletely drenched. Jones, White & Curdy, den- i nent makers, and others, suffered more nage. The tire was confined to the upper part of the building. Robbery of the Goshen Bank. Gosnex, N. Y., Nov. 11.—The Goshen Bank, at Goshen, Oranze county, was entered last night and robbed of $20,000 in bills and about $2,200 in specie. Noclueto the perpetrator bas yet been found. The officers of the Bank offer a reward of one thousand dollars for the arrest of the robbers of that institution. a Interruption of Business. Avnaxy, Nov. 12.—The t Reilioad a unning only to E! of the injuries to the road. ‘The freshet has also deranged business on the trie canal; which seriously reduces the receipts of four. No more sbipinents are anticipated yet awhile from Buffalo Relief for the Poor—A Comet. Boston, Nov. 12 —A large meeting of the citi zens of Fall River was held last evening, when a committee was a to devise measures of relief for the unemployed . A reac 9 comet was discovered from the ob- servatory of Harvard College last evening Cotton Market. Mositz, Nov 12.—Cotton has declined; sales of 300 bales; receipts 9.000 bales. WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. The Sunday Trains leaving Washington at 78. m. Balt) at . m., will be discontinued after ~— 8th loots uson See ‘day they will make ther st by ly train from Balty Dow leaving at 9 a.m will oan ater, . Monday next, ‘ou con MATrAtS ar BF Ort HOMAS H. PARSONS, _n6-#t___(Intel.,Union&'States.) Agent. A DIES OF WASHINGTON AND T° Lomi APOE TOWN . +: "ME C, Lomiaxs. late of Mog oy New York, as arrived in ah patronage of rt Dresses cut, and also the intest ress Patterns on hand. MADAME ©. L DMANT. V0. 535 it (up stairs) wise oy enn. AvenUE FLORA JUST OUT! I HAVE this day received s now lot of. my Air-tigat Flat-top COOKING STOVES, which | got up in Pniiadelphia inet a sae tea ol the beet, Penuryivanie, males. Coors aud strong of —— " lore. Air tinnt ¢ Ouk ~ _ mal, . stew, broil, &c.. superior eee ois oes id this marine and bas e' ment. I ai a ee ae Woodward's Metropolitan Stove and aon er Nos, 338 and 332 Penusy|- ae ©. WUODWARD. Coste !COaL?!: To arrive, in the course of a few days, two car- ed and wh te ash COA Liege end nih we will seu at a reduction if delivered Cae ead Bickory WOOD, constantly on band. ‘Orders promptly Billed Ferret —— zoom, 18 by 79 feet, on Seventh between @ wet OCHTAPIN & BRO. No. 422 Seventh st. a l-elw between G and H. 7 beavtifal QCPRIENTAL. Nall POLISH, giving 8 benurifol St A lustre to the fi near ‘3th st OLIN: ACCOR DEONS ‘SIL, View at URIS Ss, between 9th oe streets. LE R“UMERIES, from the eS at & 'BBS’S, near the corver of lath str Pa. ave. n 0 om