Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ‘Tur River —The cargo of the schooner Ne- Draska, whieh struck on a rock at Hog Istand, if Chesapeak Bay, a few days ago, was consigned to the Messrs. Galt, coal merchants, of this city. It consisted of 357 tons of coal, and was a total loss. The crew were all saved. Ten baskets and fifteen cases of are, whieh arrived at Magruder & Stone's whar: schr. A.V. Bedel, a few days since, were yester- slay confiscated by Deputy Collector Robinson because they were not on the schr.’s manifest be- fore she cleared from the New York custom- house. Capt. Ryder, who was at Georgetown ‘with bis schr.,on learning the fact, com- plaint te the Collector at corerteet, who, on earing the complaint of Capt. Ryder, gave him @ note to Deputy Collector Robinson, as follows: ‘ Custom-Hovuss, Georgetown, D.C, November 13, 1557. “Sin: Please deliver the goods in your posses- sion, taken from the sehr. A. V. Bedel, to Capt Ryder or bearer E. G. Brown, Collector. “<E. B. Rosinxsox, Deputy Collector, “ Washington, D. C.’? Tt seems that it is a cnstom among the captains of coasting vessels to receive on board goods, be- fore sailing for any port, after clearing from the custom-house. For instance, a captain wishes to sail at 100’clock p. m.,at high tide, and his cargo is not all on beard; it is necessary for his purpose to have his manifest before the custom- house closes, and that is at the hour of 3 p. m. Goods arriving at the wharf for shipment after that hour are usually received on board. and may be placed on the manifest, or not, by the captain of the vessel. as he chooses. He exhibits his manifest to the Collector of whatever port he may enter to discharge, and also makes an exhibit of all goods not placed on the manifest, so that he cannot be suspected of an intention to smn gle such goods without paying the required duty. This, we learn from several old sea captains, is the prevuiling custom with the commanders of all coastwise vessels, and they have been permit- ted todo so. Mr. Magruder, on being ordered by the Deputy Collector to deliver the above goods up, refused todo so, believing that that cfficer had no authority to receive them. ‘The Deputy Collector then went in — of an officer, with whom he returned, and showed a writ command- ing him to deliver the goods Accordingly they were taken possession of and carted away. This anorning the order te redeliver them to the cap- tain of the A. V.. or his agent, was received from the Collector at Georgetown by Mr. Magruder. At Tux Maxine Bargacks.—Inside the bar- racks yesterday afternoon, there was quite a dis- play of the marine force attached to the station, in consequence of the visit to that place of sev- eral members of the Cabinet and their ladies. ‘The rank and file were out in full dress uniform, numbering some one bundred and twenty, under command of Lieutenant Henderson, by whom they were exercised in the drill, and afterwards reviewed. The parade lasted about one hour, and was conducted with military exactitude by the otficer in command, who is considered one of the best dill office sin the marine service. A large number of ladies and gentlemen were present from the west end of the town. It was expected that the President of the United States would be present, but to the disappointment of all, he dal notcome. During the exercises. some beautiful music was performed by the Marine Band, who Were out in full fores, under the leadership of Prof. Seala. ‘The closing piece, a selection from the opera of Lucia de Lammermoor, was admi- tably performed, indeed, For the purpose of perfecting the marines at- tached to the corps in all the details of their pro- fession, a battery is being constructed within the barracks some thirty feet long by twenty-three wide, so a to represent the side of a man- of-war, with two port holes in which are to be placed 32-pound guos for naval practice. This is @ new feature in marine drill on laud, and is eaiculated to be of great benefit in respect to giv- ing the men acomplete naval education befo: they go on board ship Dusant’s New EstasiistMent—HAaMMack’s. ‘The Washington public’s old friend, Dubaat, opens his new establishment on the northwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth streets, to-day. In times past the house was well known as the best eating house in the Federal Metropo- lis. In falling into its present hands it is cer- tainly desti to retrieve its former reputation, for Dubant is an artiste in his line. From top to bottom, it has been refitted, renewed and st - nished. and in all its appointments it will at this moment compare favorably with the New York St. Charles, or, indeed, any other extensive house of the kind in the country. We predict for Du- bant, in his new place, a run of business such ax Was never before enjoyed by a Washington eat- ing house. HH k, too, has recently made extensive al- ud improvements in his r ular and elegant house in the Willard Hote nildings ‘The visitor may rely on exquisite cookery and capital catering there, as well as on invariably finding there, perhaps, better wines and liquors than we at least have found constantly in any other restaurant in the country. Hammack has set out to make an enviable popularity for his ex- tablishment, and is in a fair way of realizing his hopes. Brtow we give a copy of the letter addressed by Governor Ligon, of Maryland, to Mayor Ma- gruder, in relation to the storage of the arms sent by Gov. Wise, of Virginia: Axsxapotts, Nov. 10, 157. Hon. W. B. Magruder My Deau Sim: Mr. Charles Gassaway, of An- Dapolis, the bearer of this letter, is authorized by me to receive from the Arsenal at W ashing- ton the arms sent by his Excellency, the Gover- nor of Virginia to the Governor of Maryland, in order that they may be returned at once to the armory atRichmond. I have viven him a letter to the sactbag Re War, axking that the necessa- ty orders may be given for the delivery of these arms to Mr. Gassawar May I trespass stilt further upon your kindness and ask that you will r+ .der Mr. Gassaway such facilities as will enable him to perform the du- ties I have assigned to bim with as little delay as possible. 1 need not say to you that the bills for expenses incurred in storing them at the Arsenal, and re- moving tbem to and fro, will be paid as soon as they = + forwarded to tue department With great rexpect I remain your obedient ser- vant, T. Watkins Ligon. Sixrm District Porick.—Before Justice Cull Jobn Smith, who keeps a snail grocery on the Navy Yard, has been for some length of time suspected of selling corn juice without offic fal permission. Many atime has John heen hauled over the coals by the officers for violating the eleventh section of the ‘act to license, tax. and regulate wholesale and retail dealers,** and often has he exeaped due punishment for his mis- deeds. But now Jona has been fairly trapped Three marines with a tin can entered Smith's place, and for the sum of 45 cents purchased suf- feient of the fiery beveraye to intoxicate a small army. The said liquor was drank on the prem- ines. Information was tommunicated to an of- ficer, who, with great zeal, the armor of the law, and band, to execute a process by which Jobn was ily walked up before the magistrate. By the mouths of the three witnesses the truth was established. and John was speedily “let in’ to the tune of $20 fine and S253 costs James Wilson was had up for rudeness and disrespectful conduct towards O. T. Vermillion (police officer.) Fined $5, and 81.53 costs proceeded to put on then, document in Ata Merrine of the Young Men's Christi: Association, last evening. the following commit- tees were appointed : To receive the Baltimore delegation at the cars, Ja. at 3 p.m on Monday—Messrs dobason, A C Richards, Joseph H. Brad! Ells, J. Hall Moore, Carpenter, Wi bell. Norton. McPherson. and Preach To receive the Alexandria delegation at the boat, at 5 p.m —Mesars. Young, Walton, Kd- wards, Beveridge, Latimer, Joidan, Magruder, Myer, Norment, and Patch. To provide accommodations for the guests— Nessts. Richards, Miller, Bradley, Ott, and Zim- mnerman. To show the city to the vixitors—Messrs Lang- don, Wood, Rhees, Green. Rieble, and Sibley. Forty delegates from Alexandria and twenty- five from Baltimore bave been repo:ted as coming on. The delegates will be taken to the rooms of Association, and at 7 m to Wesley hapel, where a public meeting will be held am addresses delivered) We have no doubt this meeting will be highly interesting, and that the visit of these Associations will be productive of good results Re-ormxinc —The M. P.(Ninth street) church having been completely refitted and improved, will be re-opened for divine service to-morrow Rev. Josiah Varden, whose eloquent discourses while pastor of that station just tion of the chareh, will be remembered by man who were thea his constant kearers, will preac at i! o'clock a.m, and Rev. Dr. F. Swentzel, the esteemed pastor, at 7 p.m. The church edifice has been greatly improved, the arrangements having heen made principally with a view to the comfort and convenience of the minister and congregation. We BET TO Leagn that just before the at- tack was made upon the Rev. Mr. Coombs, ax noticed in the letter of our Georgetown corres- dent, that Mr. Coombs was thrown from his ore and ladty hurt, from which he was soffer. lug severely at the time the attack was made. Langdo AomiTTeED To THE Bak —This morning, on the opeuing of the Court, Col. M. Thompson in- troduced George Shipley, Jr, Exq.. of Lima, Allen county, Ohio, who was duly admitted to practice in the several courts of the District of tolumt ia, Cincuit Count. Pheease of Jones vs. Der mott was decided by the jury who, after remaining in the jary room for about two hours, brought in a verdict for plaintif® of $5,000 with interest from April 1, 1851, and $1,123 with interest from April 1, 1852. An was taken to the Supreme Court under exceptions to the rani of this Court when up before them last erm. The Court took up the case of Patterson rs. De Vanghn, an action to recover damages st to have been done to certain property belong to the a aes of a drain improperly constructed by the defendant. This case occu- pied the Court during the remainder of the day. and concluded just prior to adjournment, but not given to the jary last night. ‘This morning the Court met at the usual honr, and the jury in the case of Patterson cs. De Vaughn was called, and the case viven to them. Verdict for the plaintiff; damages 276.26 @The first case taken up to-day was that of Crane es. Buckley. This case occupied the Court some time; The question involved was one of the statute of limitations, and the Court, upon motion of the Plaintiffs counsel, instructed the jury that an admission of a subsisting debt, accompanied by an expression of a desire or intent to pay, was sufficient to take the case out of the statute of limitations, though no express promise had been made. Verdict for plaintiff; damages 8005, with interest from Ist April, 1851. C.S. Wallach for lain'iff. Laskey and Martin for defence. Mr. vaskey, for defence, made a motion for an arrest of judgment. The case of Cripps vs. Frye, which bad been postponed in the absence of the parties on yester- day, was then taken up This was an appeal from a judgment of a magistrate to recover an account for liquors sold to the defendant. Ver- dict for appellant; damages $29. The next case taken Ws was that of Michael O’Brien, au appeal from the decision of a magis- trate for violation of the ordinance regulating the sale of liquors. This case was pending when this report closed. Centre Manxet.—The market opened with a very large supply and a fair attendance of coun- try dealers. The prices in all the departments _ were about the same as on Thursday. A small quantity of country pork was offered at $8 per 100 Ibs., and was soon taken: Beef, fresh, pr Ib. 12: Shipstuffs ... 4570 Pork. 12| Eggs, per doz. 18a20 Matton... 12|Roll butter....... 25a31 Lamb, prqr -75a1 00) Phil'a print... 40 Sansage, pr Ib. Honey, per Ib.... 25 Lard . Egg piants.. Sat Veal. Onions, per 37 Beef tongues..... 75a@1 Calves heads,each Bacon..... Shoulders . Breast pieces Dried beef. Chickens, pr pa! Corned salmon... Herring, per doz. ‘Terrapins, each Irish potatoes, pk. Sweet potatoes, pk 25 Corn, pr bush.... 80a90 Corn, ear, prbush. 40a45 Beans, pr bush. Rye, pr b Oats Meal Shorts . Kee. Cabbage, thead. 6 Apples, pk....... 25a50 Beets, per bunch. 3 Carrots Turnip®, os Chesthuis, pr qt. Turkey, each.. Geese, each... Rabbits, each Docks—Canvas Mallards . Red Neck Shufiiers . 25 THANxscivinc.—The Mayor has issued the following proclamation : Mavor’s Orrice, z Washington, Nov’r 13, 1857. § Fully recognising the duty of a Christian Peo- pe to return thanks to Almighty God for the lessings of health and plenty which he bestows upon them, I heartily approve the objects of the resolution adopted by the City Councils on that subject, and do therefore now invite the inhabi- tants of this city to set‘apart Thursday, the twen- ty-sixth|day of this month, as a day of thanksgiv- ing and praise to the Divine Dispenser ,of eve: — and perfect gift, and request the reveren lergy to unite in such manner as they deem most appropriate in giving expression ‘to the gratitude of the ro W. B. Macareper, Mayor. Tur Comatxation Coxcrrt.—-Frezzolini ! Thalberg'! Vieuxtemps !!! and Amelia Patti Strakosch all on the same night !!!' In the name of Orphens what a bill! How must the mouths of alllovers of music water in anticipation of the Tuesday night's banquet. Of the capabilities of Thalhberg, Vienxtemps and Madame Strakosl our readers are already aware. Mlle Frezzolini is to make her debut here. Her voice is described as exquisite alike in sweetness, in and cultivation, and as admirably well adapted to the Concert Toom Mr. Strakosch superintends the arranzements, another good and sufficient reason for antie- ipating a musical entertainment of the highest o:der. UNWARRANTABLE ARREST —Yesterday morn- ing an honest and worthy cart-driver, in George- town, named Gurley, entered a gunamith’s shop, kept bya man named Daw, for the purpose of ricipgagun. After remaining a few moments ¢ leftand proceeded to his business. A short time afterward he was arrested by an officer, on complaint of Daw, charged with having stolen the sum of SS from bis preg while in the shop. Subsequently Daw found the oney in his pocket, from whence it had not been removed at ali, and. this morning he promptly went to Gurley and ac- knowled his error in causing him to be arrested. Tne New Cone for the District, now in the binder’s hands, as we are informed, will not be ready for circulation before the middle of next week.— Intelligencer. A MeRprRovs Assacit was made in Balti- more on Wednesday night on Isaac Connelly, a brakesiman on the Washington railroad. He was shot in the head, and his recovery is doubtful By THE CORRESPONDE given elsewhere it wil! be secn that Miss May is to repeat her con- cert. It will take place, it is understood, on Thursday evening next. Tue Goop Witt Boys, whoalways do up their entertaiaments in A 1 style, will give their fourth annual ball, at Carusi’s Saloon, on Wednesday next. Ox WevNEsDAY NEXT the spirited Good In- tent Association gives a cotillon party at Mun- der’s fine ball, corner of Ninth and D streets. Tue Great Bart of the Light Infantry takes place on the “3d of Novemlgr. Don't forget the time pt “A Mesician”™ is umivoidably crowded out to- day. Warten Retorxs.—The only case for trial this jmorning was John Dandridge, col., D.C., dis- orderly ; tine and costs, $3.41. Twenty-two lodgers were accommodated, all non-residents, and almost an entire new crowd They say they are on their way to other cities to seek employment. Coan esPonDENce. Wasuine tox, November 13th, 1857, To Miss Jettana May: Congratulating you upon your success of Jast evening, we Sre sure we but express the wish of ail who bad the pleasure to be present (as well as of m ny others who eould not procure seats)in request - ing. should your engagements pe m.t,a repetinion of your Concert. Apart from other considerations, we deubt not, the associations existing between you and your andience, inthe place of your larth, will iiduce a compliance with our requet Jas. Buchanan, W B Magruder, Howell Cobb, J Thompson, " Jno B Floyd, | WW Corcoran, GW Kiggs,Jr.. JG Berre J_D Hoover, J Bryan, of Ala. J P Campbell, #ranek Taylor, ? K Penda) Silas Mili, = Murray, P Clayton, Samuel Chilton, HG Fant, 1G Clarke, Ed Hail, Thos J Pisher, Rich'd Sinith, WB Todd, HB Sweeny, Sith Pyue, | WD Watiach, Wim Linton, W Seaton, Jas Adams, B F Middleton, Ran Cogie, RC Weghtinan.W W A Sradie ‘Thos 1. Smith, Walter Lenox, Jos H Bradiey, RS. Patterson, Clement Hill, ibbey, Wm Ramsay, JH McBlur, WRB Wend: Ww Jones, WW Hunter, J W Arnold, i i va 4h Sainte ny bd 4 Winter, perton, widge, amesay, Jno A Linton, Benj Beall, i, M Powell, AT Bradley, J BH Smith, Francis Mohun, Thos Berry, W & Kibbey, Rich'd Watiach,R C WashingtonJohn F Lee, EM ‘Tidball, Thos E Martin, Geo 8 Gideon, ie juire, € Wendell, CW Boteler, Jr., RS Chew, HSChiton, CStJ Chubb, Nathan Rice, RK Stone, J F Haliday, Wasineton, Friday Evening, { ovember 13, 1857. GextLeMeN: Lacknowledge with deep gratitude and unfeigued satisfaction your most flattering re quest; in compliance wi ich [ shall have the honor of giving & second rtatan early day, 1am, geutlemen, most respectfully, yours, ULtaNa May. To His Excellency James Buchanan, Gob, Hon Jet Floyd Hose Lt Re th P; WA. rudley, Hea., W. We Gor Euq. Thomas Ber- King Stow c. it MARKIED, ‘EF On the 12th instant, the Rev. Mr. others, MriSSAC BEERS, Jie to Alias ELIZA DU” VALL. allof this city. NSVLVANIA AVENUE. 522 ical saad bryos — oe she style of workmanshiy and finish, froma thofbest Fe ich Cloths, Cassiners, aud Vest" Cee. ines nt gua ALL, STEPHENS & CO.. S82 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th aud loth sts tatei.& States.) _Bisiw * AT ELLIS’S STOCK OF ook PIANOS L before purchasjng elaewhere, ale GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. Correspondence of The Star. Guonentown, Nov. 14, 1867. We have taken occasion several times recently to call public attention to the spirit of lawless- ness which has for some time been gradually de- veloping itself in our ecity, and regret to be in a manner compelled to advert to the subject again, and would not, did we not feel it a duty we owe to the community to continue to sound the alarm until onr citizens shall become fully aroused to the threatened danger. It must be obvious to every careful observer that we are rapidly ap- proaching, if we have not already reached t period, when it will be actually necessary for the orderly portion of the community to take some steps for the protection of their persons and prop- erty, either by the formation of patrol companies or vigilance committees. We are the last per- son who would council any measure that would seem to come in conflict with the operations of the law, but every candid person must admit that it isalmost next to esoregee ee | to convict the authors of the various acts of villainy, rioting, assaults, &c. They almost invariably tind some means of escape, either by the hard swearing of their accomplices, the insufficient bail given by them when arrested, the fear or indisposition of respectable persons to testify against them, or somethin, the kind. It must therefore follow of necessity that the orderly and respectable por- tion of the community will have to resort to some other method of protecting themselves in their rights. On Wednesday night last, just as the Rev. Mr. Coombs had returned to our city from Tenaly- town, where he had been to hold a religious meeting, and while near the Dumbarton street church on Lis way to his boarding-house, he was attacked by an individual by the name of John Hopkins, who charged Mr. Coombs with having pate ee some offence at the ball at Forrest Bal on Tuesday night—trumped up, no doubt, as an excuse for his uncalled-for and disreputable conduct. Notwithstanding the reverend gentle- man assured kim over and over again that he was mistaken, that he was not at the ball, and that he knew nothing about it, Hopkins continued to persist in his false charge and attempted to com- mit an assault npon him. Mr. Coombs fied, and saved himself from injury by getting within the church enclosure before mentioned and finally reaching his boarding house on Beall street. Mr. Coombs, in consequence of his alarm and the darkness, was unable to see any weapons jn the hands of his assailant, but is satistied that Just as he started to make his escape he heard the explosion of a percussion cap. ins was ar- rested under a United States warrant and taken before Justice Reaver, who beld him to bail in the sum of #600 for his appearance before the Criminal Court. At the called meeting of our City Councils last night, the Council was, in consequence of the sickness and absence of several members, minus a quorum, and the Aldermen adjourned over till next Monday evening, at 7 o’clock. The noble proportions of the new Custom-bouse and Post Office building are rapidly developing themselves. Mr. Wroe, the contractor, informs us that unless some unforeseen accident shall occur, he will be able, in about four weeks from this time, to have the building covered in. Mr. Wroe is sparing no pains to give to the Govern- inent a first-rate job, and to our city a building that will truly be an ornament to it. © This build- ing will, we have no doubt, both in point of ma- terials and execution of workmanship, compare favorably with any other building of a similar character now in course of construction anywhere. Don't sacrifice your paper money to the bro- kers; take it to Tenney's, where, by purchasing one doller’s worth of good groceries, you can for a V get four dollars change, in har Seeadvertisement. Let those in want of a pair of good mules at- tend to the advertisement of Mr. Bateman pare the week ending to-day, 61 boats have arrived by the Chesapeake and Olio Canal, and the remainder from different points with flour, tan bark, lime stone, &c, This, shows a small increase over the trade of the last two weeks The receipts for tolls at the Georzetown office will amount to about $2,100. The offerings of beef cattle at Drover’s Rest and Fossit’s yard yesterday amounted to about 555 head, 350 of whieh were purchased by Di-- triet butchers at $2 50a%3.75 on the hoof, equal to <5a%7.50 net, the remainder were driven on to Baltimore. Sheep $2.50a33.50 per head. pounds. The leavy decline in flour brought by the last foreigu news bas considerably unsettled the mar- kets, and as no sales of moment of either flour or grain have occurred since the arrival of the news, we find it impossibie to y thing like a reliable report. AT GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. CRANBERRIES. RAISINS, &c. ‘50 boxes new buneh RAISINS. 2 do Eleme 2 barrels CRA currency Hogs $7 per 110) PALM Ts. With a general assortment of Groceries, Wines, and Liquo,s, Bank netes and Corporation notes taken at par, and change given when one dollar's worth is bought. W.#H. INNEY _n3-3t___ | American,3°.} Georgetown. POR SALEW—A yee of fine young MULES, only five years old next spring. ‘They are perfectly gentle,and work freely in any kind of harness. Sold because the owner has no employment for thaim. Inquire of, JOSHUA BATEMAN, near batholic) Church, Georgetown. | INSURANCE, wishing Insurance on Property in the District of Columbia, (without the limits of Wash- Georgetown,) cin be accommodated in ¢ Company, (the Mutual of Montgomery d.,) upon application to ALBE _ni2-6t Agent, 35 Hig! Primty n12-2w Tar rirsr chaN ov aNnvan BALL OF Logan Tribe, No. 8, 1.0 R. M., OF GEORGETOWN, Will take place at Forrest Hall, on TUESDAY, November 17th, | The Committee of Arrangements, and members of the Tribe, pledge themselves to spare no ef- forts upon their part to make this one of the most interesting and agreeable entertainments of ths season, - The Order are fraternally invited to participate with us Ripe this festal occasion. To our friends we extend the warm hand of welcome, and cordially in “ them to share the pleasures of the evening with us. Tickets can be ured from the Committee or any member of the Tribe; als», at the door. Excellent Cotillon Music has been engaged. Floor Manaeers, P. G. 1. Hugh Latham, P.G.8.1. T. Bradley, james Dunavan. Committee of Arrangements. P. 8. r. Downing, John Scott, Wm. Donaldson. ng 18S CHRISTIE JOHNSON M TEACHER OF ELOCUTION Is desirous of forming Classes in Klocution in the Schools in Washington, and will give instruction to Private pupils in that city and in Georgetown. Miss Jounste wi!l give lessons to youths and pro- fessional gentlemen. : esidence, Miss Harrover’s (formerly Miss Eng- lish’s,) F Seminary, corner Washington and Gay :treets, Georgetown. For further information and circulars apply at Blanchard & Mohun’s Boo REPERENCKS. Mrs. William F. Ritchie, Richmond. Va. Rev une area P. Hill, Washington, 2 c Grafton Tyler, M. D., Georgetown, oe 3i-Im FOR RENT AND SALE. For other For Kentand Sale” notices see st page. (OR RENT, LEASE OR SALE.—Two Hoi on 7th str near the Park. One contains large store r cellar. and bakeho: has attached a stable and other out hous t would make an excellent stand for any one wishing tocom- bne the grocery and eg repeir bus: or fora baker. Also, the large Frame Cottage next door, containing nine rooms, and has attached a stable, smoke house, and a large garden. To good and per- manent tenants the rents will be very low. Aphis to br. J. E. MORGAN, orat Mr. CHAS, STC __ nit-iw* DrugStore. OOMS TO L RX sal 2d FURN SHED ROOMS FOR RENT-—A Parlor and Chamber, at No, 33) F st.eet, one door from fet, u 13-e08t* COR RENT.—A edn Boat | BRICK HOUSE, on E street, adjoining the Union Printing Office, between iith and 12th streets, bayst Aen ht tavern. For terms apply to JOHN WATE General Agent and Collector. nis st* POR RENT.— A handsome, four-story BRICK HOUSE, built ic han wodern style, fitted with gas, &c.,on New venue, between Dand FE streets. Inquire a! joining a house, and No. 464 M, between 12th and 13th streets. n13-3t POR SALE.—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a retail Grocery Store, now doing a good busi- ness, will be sod on accommodating t present. proprietor intending to change his Apply, for fur information, at 31 F str nil-lw* SOR RENT OR 1. dious double HO ASE.—A large and commo SE, with ae gas, ed bath room, conc! stabling, and ornaimenta: vden, The house is el: ly furnished, and in et central ana desiratialonation, The house wil be leased. with the furniture, fora term of years bl ‘or ae ‘2. avenue, between 9th and ith s! 0-Lin FURS ISHED HOUSE FOR SALE ok RENT. The House contains thirteen rooms. The Fur some, of the best quality, and new. rented sey yor together. Apply No, 2% bt souri avenues, ——- a OR RENT.—A modern-buiit HOUSE, contain to tenani easonably. Sopiy to Wi WALL, of Wally Sk nl EF ele’ rooms. ‘he 6th street, tron tea bof Eaten. the tat foto ve i wu ans. ply to THO Mata naawe AUCTION SALES. WALL& BARN. , Auctioneers. AMLLY CROcETES IQ Th LIQUOR Rs, ORNS Ror 48 AN oe TUE SEN he Rat Lote oees ur Ruction rushed and Brown & in peril, Gunpowder, and Black Tena ® boxes Colgate’s oh 35 boxes Brown m Pacey Soaps Chocolate, Olive Oil, Mustard, Spi 20 boxes Mould and ioe tine H ‘Senay 1 goat Tovaee > ‘a * quality 6 barrels Whisky, 1 B rl — Segars, di ‘erent bras aeubeies imal vith oth les i i ch will be suid without reserege en one n 14-2t WAL ARNARD, Aucts, . & ec. ? ad!es = REWARD. rayed +) neighborhood of the Congre Printing Uffice, three PIGS: one a black. With a long tail; another white and black with ta:l and ear cut off; and the other nearly all Rept ag ved black fay oe ne tail. Any one urning the ‘3 to me. on Massachusetts avenue, between Ist and North Capitol street, will reoeive the above reward. no I4-1t* PATRICK COLLINS. I OST.—A puns, Newfoundland DOG, abo 4 months old, of large size; color black and white: the Leds black: feet white caso, with white about the breast and head and: the tip of the tail. hid mente? will return said to the owner, Coi re SMITH, 348 8th sti ’ shall be liberally rewarded. n14-3t* H4Ms: HAMS!! HAMS We have a Kegaadl i of Family.cured HAMS, which are unsurpas: KING Be RCARI 1 8024 Corner of Vermont avanne and 15th etreat. Notice TO HOUSEKEEPERS. G. R. L. CROWN & CO. havi ived al and well selected stock for the Fall tradesin — ‘s it mes, r of the District taken at par. & Cc. R. Lb. CROWN & co., 00 16-tf No. 357, corner of 6th st. and Ps. av, YiRcinia AND DISTRICT MONEY | TAKEN AT PAR z BOOTS, SHOES. AND TRUNKS, AT 8. P. HOOVER’S IRON HALL than ALL ROOT SHOE TRUNK ESTABLISHMEN Pennsylvania avenuc, between 9th and 10th sts. I have just returned from the North, with» id assortment of wi SPOR kinds o} ies. Gentlemens, Mis ses, Boys’, Childrens’, TRUNKS CARPET BAGS, “VRC HEOK, of SATCHELS, ail of whieh 1 will sell for “deat oe money. Call early, at SAM’L. P. HOOVER'S, se 30 ron Hall, ((!TY STEAM FIRE-wWoop MILL. ECONOMY AND CONVENIFNCE. We are now ready to deliver WOOD SAWED and SPLIT at 20 per cant less than the usual rates, and better prepared than it can be by hand. Knots and wood of inconvenient size not sent. All orders for less than half: rd will be delivered in crates to any part of the house at no further ex- pense to the purchaser. Pine wood in crates 35 cents. we will open no ac- conclusion to make Also. on hand, HICKOR OAK, and PINE WOOD and CUAL of ail kinds, which will be dis- posed of on the usual accommodating terms. Now onthe way— One cargo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace. One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators, ie eed Ibs. to the oom ; ed under cover. Orders promptly filled. Tere WOALG northwest corner of 12th and C st 007-t on eo pn quare south of Penn. avenue, 3MAN- SHIP of the United States and British f Ir ces, intwo large volumes, numerously illustrated, now complete; price #10. Subscriptions received for the publishers by n7 FRANCK TAYLOR. - ao ,DUBANT'S ,W KATING HOUSE, wdersigned desires to inform his friends and the public, that he bas leased and thoroughly repaired and refitted 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 Restiurant. The improvements and alterations which | have made, are on the most complete and aniple scale, and have been fugnished at great trouble and expense, and fean conhdently promise to present t» those Who may honor me with their patronage, accoinmo- dations which cannot be surpassed. To gentlemen who wish apartments for private arties, | would state that Lhave also rented and tted up for that purpose, the large and commodious house adjoming the corner, on 6th streat, where their wants will be promptly attended to. On Sanday my bar will, of course, be closed, but persons who desire the pplied with their meals, 8 on other day my E , inthe house above mentioned, on 6th street, entrance sec o: d door above the avenue, I deem it proper here to state, that the whole es tablishment will be under my immediate supervis- 10n and control. . ‘To those who may require the services ofa French Cook, for entertainments of any kind, | would say that loan furnish such upon short netice, and on reasonable terms. In fact, 1 wish to benefit the public. as we | as ad- vanoe my own interests, and { hope that my frends will extend tome such support as will enable me effectually to do so. : Due notice will be given of the day of opening. P.M. DUBANT. I 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 spon the business advantages which it Peter. al A [Ape PLEASE READ. Instead of selling the remnant of my stock of FANCY GOODSat auction, | have moved it into my new Store, 336 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, where | intend giving my customers and the public generally, a chance to get grent ba gains at auction prices. Call before you buy, and examine for yourselves, trully, R. C. STEVENS, Vfraular faterench Millinery ana reece neds; Oe 24 336 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10tn GTH BERT’S HORSE AND HORS MPROVE YOUR EYES—STR and assist them—by the PARIS OPTICIAN—A_ Wootson who, just arrived from Earope. with his own manufactu- red, and also of a good many other Opticians’ latest improved SPr.CT AC EY R-GLASSES which are the PERISCOPIC CONCAVE. and CONVEX BRAZILIAN CRYSTAL, DOUBLE FOCUS and POLISHED, which are warranted to improve ANY EY lected with WEAKENING CATARACT or going to it, alsoSHORTSIGHT EDNESS. Al, persons that wear or those which need to beein to wear them will be suited at first sight. Those wonderful double-polished Glasses received the very highest recommendation at the WORLD'S FAIR m RIS, through their pro- ducing @ clearing to the sight the best known till set. Also. all styles of OPERA, SPY. FYING GLASSES, Compasses, sale at his store, corner of Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue, or 491 Eighth street. Prices very reasonable, the same as he had in his establish n3 and MAGNI- id Microscopes ment in is. SHAWLS: edalarge lot of Gentle- 5 and Tis TEPHENS #00. J R. B. SCHWARZ . GENERAL DEALER PACKER AND PICKLER OF OYSTERS, Corner of 12th and FE streets, area Anybody in want of Oysters should cal! at age nS-Im RUIT.—New Eleme FIGS; new RAIS-NS, in quarter, half, and whole boxes; new CUR- RANTS, CRANBERRIES: fresh CHERRIES, GOOSERERRIES, PEACHES, WHORTLE: MATORS ti 7 ES, et cetera. Dy OMATRTNG BURCHELL corner 15th street and Vermont ave. OOKS FROM LONDON. Hohn’'s Guide to the Knowledge of Potter ae and cther objects of Vertu, ! vo! 1.25. Pope’s Lafe and Letters, 1 vol., illustrated ; $1.25. ‘Tales of the Genu. | vol. illustrated; $1.25. Bolley & Paul’s Manual of Technical vol ; $1.25. India, by Stocqueler, 50 cts. Soyen’s Culinary Campaign, 1 vol., illustrated; 1.25. Analysis,1 1 5M, Piers Ploughman’s Vision and Creed, two vols.; History of the Inductive Sciences, two vols; $7. Chapman's Homer's Hind. 2 vols.; $3. Francis (Quaries’ Enchiridion, | vol. : #7 ets. Sir Thomas Overbury’s Works, 1 vol.; $1.25, Mather’s Providences in New England, | vol.: $1.25. Drammond’s Poetical Works, 1 vol : $1.25. Carlyle’s Works, 6 vols.; $1.50 per vs . s no 12 AY LOR. “RANCK ASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ons AND ALEXANDRIA EXPRESS PACKAGE. BAGGAGE, AND RIG Ne. JAMES OSBORNE informs the public that he has established an EXPR NE, to ply dacly between the Cities named ve, Which will trans- port for yery mode. ate compensation, any thing that may be desired to be sent between either two of the ies cities, which will be faithfully and promptly jelivered. Ais slates will be found at Smith’s United States lotel, Pa. nue, between Sdand 4% streets; &. Bacon & Co.'s ihe wd Store, corner of Pa. avenue and 7th street, and the Star Office. Any orders Faia upon either of them will be promptly at- N. B.—Special attention pid to the transport. tion of packages to and from the Alexandria and Orange Railroad Depot, the freight on which he will set'le per order. pst perce ae PENING NEW GOODS at Mol,AUGH- O LIN'S, No, 20 Pa, avenue. between dih and 9 streets, _ADIES’ BRAIDS, PLAITS, CURLS, HALF DAVIES and PUP FS uA eT Bee Linie Move, near corner of ISth st. and Pa. ay, n9 3m AUCTION SALES, j By WALL & BARN. RD, Auctioneers. VALUABLE Jurne Fp Phe te _ at 36 o'clock, we will sell, juare Teen Foot on Iden strect weet toa ten ante preset ‘8 good two-story frame dwelling ou |, baek- a 2 3 . gate ember, 1851, and cuty recorded in the Keoor of Washington coun y, in the District of Co umbia, 1 shall sell at public auction, on the remises, on MONDAY the léth day of November, nt 4 o'clock, p.m., Lot No. 3, unre No. 24, lying in said Ci of Washington. and fronting 55 feet 9 inebes on Ui groct. ad van ming tack pl to an alley 29 feet * » by side Tech eran by ley, hasan outiet on and Le are ke a pevul tape J Frame Hou ich 18 near! ite the late G. ‘hom; son’s residence, now owned by Johu BE Reon 5 ‘North M street is soon to be graded, and ners borhood is improving. theneigh- Terms 2, One-third cash; balance in 6, 18 months. tes bear: it . he. for notes bearing interest and secured ty & Conveyancing at the ex of the purchaser, R. R. CRAWFORD. nd A. GREEN, Auct. one JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT PUB Avction.—On MONDAY AFTE ito October 2th, at three o'clock, on the premises, f sell sell that beautiful country residence called “Summer Hill,” which is situated in Virginia, on the turnpike road leading from Washington city to Jexandria, three miles and x half from either city, consisting of x new and comfortable dweilling-house, cel and outbuildings, with 150 acres of very rich land, of which over Il acres are under cultivation, the rest being hard woodland; good spring water, good fish: Sood water power for milling or facto- he land be purchased in t t 100 Acres with the residence, and over ith a house, of which over 16 acres are the best in the neighbourhood for early gardening. Terms at sale. JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioner. 00 27-d ay, wi to the inclemency of the weather yes- ter sand the Present Clare in the mar- pub- ket, “taj. G. Tochman has PC PONED the lie sale of his residence and farm, ** Summer Hill,’ in the County of Alexandria, Va., antil MONDAY, the 4th of January next. a: 10 o'clock a m., on the premises. In the meantime, they are offered tor private sale: and further information as tu terms of sale, &c., may be obtained at the auction store of J. >. MoGuire. gia JAS. ©. MeGUIRE, 00 T-mw_ Auction and Commission Merchant. By J. C. MoGUIRE, Anctioneer. RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IM- proven Reat Estate Neax it CENTRE Marxet.—By virtue of a deed in trust, bearing date on the 22d day of September 1257, and duly recorded, made for the purpose of the settiement of the busi Haslup & Weeden, the subscriber will sell sale,on MONDAY, the 5th day of October on the premises, Lots Nos. 1 + and the improvements ; t No. 1 fronting 40 feet on the public square oppo- site the Centre Market, 100 feet on north © street and 94 feet 1 inch on Louisiana avenue, and improved witha iarge and substantially-builf three-story brick butlding covering the entire lot, and containing sev- eral stores, balls, and other rooms. Lot No. 2 front- ing 50 feet on north C street, and 47 feet on Louisi gna avenue, and improved with smail brick aud frame tenements. 5 The above property is located in one of the most valuable business port. of the city, and produce: Areut of $3,000 per annum, and is well know: Hasiup & Weeden’s: and No. I, with the build- ing thereon, will be sold ax whoie. and Lot No. 2di vided into two building lots, fronting each 25 feet on north C street and 23 feet 6 inches on Louisiana ave- nue. The sale offers rare opportunity to capital- ists and persons wishing to invest or bu: d. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; and the balance in 6, 12, 18, 24, 30 and 36 months, for 8 bearing inter est from day of sale, secured by a deed in trust upon the property ; and ifnot complied with in six days . the property wil! ke resold, upon one week's notice, at the risk and expense of thedefault- rs All conveyancing at the expense of the purcha cHas. Wat ch, ser. B JOS, H. BRA DL JAS. C. McG UL7r, The above sale us unav< nl MONDAY AFTER o'clock, on the premises eds J {97 The purchaser of ing thereon, at the abov terms thereof n Square } Yt. Trustees. IRE, Auct. ably postponed un November 2d, at 4 MoGUIRE, Auct. Vo.1, with the build le. failed te comply with No. Land the se 24-eokds b ., on the pre- mises. and offers to capitalists ades; je opportunily for investment. Terms as at former sal cH . S. WALLACH, JOS. H. ARADLE 5 ‘rusters. T nil-eod&ds JAS. C. McGUIRE, Avet. UBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM 1x Oraxce County, Va.—Having more land than tcan cultivate, | will offer for sale. at public auction. on TM ESDA Y. the 17th day of November, 1857, °* Birehiand.” iying m the pears | of Urange, on Mountain Run, arljoimuing the lands of Hon. Jere- mish Morton aud others, and containing three han- dred and seventy eight acres, about two hundred acres cleared and now in Clover, and the remainder in Original growth—well suited to growing a fine quality of Tobsceo. The tuildings have been erected — the last opens suitable “3 gto purposes. invite purchasers io examine for m~ repay Having determined to sell, Lam disposed to sell a.grent bargain. For further particulars address J. J. Haley, Mitehell’s Station, Culpeper County, or the under- signed at O:ange Court Hou oc 23-ts GE ARRIAGES. = Cc ER & pricks INDU nds Led GARDNE ACE have now on hand « fine and varied assortment of CARRIAG reform P own cen peep — is war. ranted in point of material and workmyn. ship. to be equal to any made inthe Pnited States, and re olfered at lower prices thanat any other place inthis city—forcash. —_ ‘They buid every description of Carriages to order, with either the ordirary Eniptic Spring. or on Mar- zatroyd Patent Improved Spring and Gear. _ Particulsr a‘ tention is par! 0 every description of REPAIRING, which is faithfully and promptly done at the very lowest rates. 553 12th street, near Canal. _n6-2w Columbus, ROM oo (ela Land: ee Capt. Beecher, royal navy, eerste aed Punguigrs ofthe bye, by Spencer Caines Character and Logic of Political economy 125 Rifled Ordnance, ! egg goa. $1.75 Oswold’s Dictionary of Synonymes and Paron- ymes,50 cents Boswell’s Johnson, enlarged edition, 4 vol engravings, $3.75 Cronuate Waxed-paper process in Photography, 75 cents Life and Services ot Palmerston, pamphiet, 19 cents The Book of American Songs. 37 cents Mill's Constitutions ofthe British Colonies, @3.75 Biakey’s Political Literature from the earliest times, 2 vols., $3.50. Imported per last steamer, ,many nz FRANCK TAYLOR _ (VNE. SPI ID PIANO, simost new. for a Call and see it at the Music A pot o W. G. METZEROTT. 0010 wr of 11th etreet and Pa. av. PIANO for $2%; one for $37; one for $75; and ARM Binet a Fanging in price from $150 to $700. All for rent sale upon cans arms al sae Piano Warerooms 36, eee hand loth streets. TN FP. RLLIR. (COUNT OF MONTE CHRISTO, 2 vols; $1_ Diary of a Medica! Student, by Warren; 50 cents. kwick Abroad, by Reynolds; 50 cents. Gonrges or the Plaster of the iale of France, by The Gipsy Chiet, by Reynolds: 50oents e nef, ynolds; 5 5 Brian 6 Linn, of Tuck A everything, by Maxwell; 50 cents. Bobert Brace. oF the Hero King of Soctland, by 004 veents.. Wallace, the Hero of Secotiand, by Reynolds; 39 cents Ls 4d: 13 cents. Seppone Malta Exposed: 1 eeR Wok TAYLOR. BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD-CASE IRON frame Pianoforte, used one year in a +sreful family, of Hallet, Davis & Co., Boston, renowned manufacturers, will be aot at ig hneoncet ed for =m) \. cash or credit, at our great TonN 3 ELLIS, 0022 S08 Pa.ave . bet. 9th and Oth sts. OOKS FROM LONDON. Sover's Culinary Campaign. 1 vol; $1.50, Russell's Modern Europe F pitomised, $1. ‘The Bivoune, by Maxwell; Se. Captain Blake. by Maxwell; e. Bird fines ishes gg en ts, : The History of Five Little Pigs, colored plates, 25 ts, plain 12 cents, % i . “so FRANCK TAYLOR. ICKLES BY THE HUNDRED, A lot of selected PICKLED CUSUMEERS. © egar, which we will sell in any quantity di. “ooh. KING © BURC I AW BOOKS. 4 Selwyn’s Prin Bennett & Heard’s avo. new edition, 2 vols..2ve, veading Criminal Cases, 2 vols , »new evition, 1 vol. Carriers, new edition, 1 vol. of Indictments, new edition, lvol. Wharton's American Criminal Law, new edition, vol. Hil! on Trustees, new edition, | vol. perty, new edition,! vol. Seheeiee ptm bites and ‘Constitutiona: Law,1 Ojoott's Admiralty Reports, New York, 1 vol. Mazyiand Digest, ®t vel: PRANCK TAYUOR. SSS Sayer = Ds , b MACASSAR OIL, st GIBBS’S Rowan near [3th street. n 16-3m s’ TUCK, and all sorts of COMB LAgiiS Bars tore, near 13th st, and Salez Room, under Willards’ hotel. no Addison on Contract: MAGNIFI 1RCH ORGAN, , é fe warerooins atope. pererenen NESE SUGAR CANE RU P, trom i Mill, of suger auele is now for Grocer. 0 23-tf nt.) 3, METZ 337 Pennsylvania avent 6. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS _From the Assopinted Press Agent. « Later trom California. Ew Ont 13. * uaranti cosy poche 1g omerauence of having the yeilow The California news is Mining operations wesceneeengeng The Vigilance has revoked (be pen- ulties attached to the sentence of consisting of 190 sil, were slain by the ppdians, cxrept eas children, who were sold to Mormons are at the bottoms of che ome, oe The Sea-view House Tragedy. Trexton, Nov. 12.—The case of Donnelly, for the murder Of Moses, was before re Court to-day. That part ofthe bill of exceptions alleging that the habeas corpus bad been deotea and that the jridge below bad invaded the vince of the jury tu arguing the facts nelly and ia giving partial views of the evidence, were stricken out and the counsel required to make a new assigoment of errors. argu- meant will pr to-morrow. The Poor, &c. Bostox, Nov. 13.—Meetings are being held in all directions for the relief of the Beef cattle at Cambridge ‘ee bton to- ined 50 cents per cwt — re Money ts abundant and stocks active and ad- vancing. —- Arrival of the Steamer Isabel. Cutantestox, Nov. i3.—The steamer Isabel arrived here this afternoon with Havana and Key West dates to the 10th inst. There was nothing of any interest. Election of Semators. New Ortrans, Nov. 14.—J.P. Henderson and J. W. Hempell are elected to the U. 8. Senate. The Cotton Market. a Nov. 13.—Cotton has declined aX. Aveusta, Nov. 13.—There bas been pothing since the steamer’s news at Savannah or Augus a. Cotvusrs, Nov. 13 —Cotton—sales of 1,000 bales late in the evening at a decline of kee. Moi, Nov. 13 —Cotton—sales for the week =,0W0 bales; prices are nominal. Receipts 6,000 bales; stock 34,000 bales. New Ogieans, Nov. 13 —Sales of 1,000 baire before the arrival of the Arabia’s news. The iactors refused to make any material concessions. Sales for the week 31,000; receipts 39,000, decrease 160,000 bales. f Hie Baltumore Markets. Battimorr, Nov. 14.—Flour is steady; How- ard street and OLio $5.25. Wheat ts unchanged ; red S1.10a81.15; white st ee Corn is firm; old white and yellow TBa7te. Whisky is dull; City 22c; Ohio 2c. New York Markets. New Yorx. Nov. 14 —Flour is unsettled 3 sales of 12.500 bbis; State 4 one Ey $5 40a $5 85; Southern unchanged at 85 1uaS5 40 * Wheat is buoyant; sales of 12,500 bushels; Mil- waukie white $1.06. Corn closed firm; mixed at ie. Pork is firm; mess $19.75a820. Beef is quiet Lard closed dull at MWal3e. Whisky is unchanged; Obie 22 yc Collector's OFFIC. Crty Hat, November 5, 1#57. Notice is hereby given to all persons who have not paid their Taxes for the present year, and to ail who. are in arrears for previous years, thatat the expirn- tion of sixty days from this date, or as soon thereaf- ter as the advertisement can be prepared. all ty on whieh the taxes may remain ux wil bead- vertised and. old for the taxes, as the inw enjoins, Those who do not wish to be put to the heavy ex- pense attendant on the advertisement sale are reqnested to pay in season. JAS. F. HALIDAY, n6-cotJanS _______ Collector. _ WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. ‘The Sunday Trains leaving Washington st Tam. and Baltimore at5ig p. m., wiil be diseontinued after the 8th inst., upon wiuch day they will make their last trip. The daily trainfrom Baltrmore, now leaving at 9K a... will, on and after, Monday next, 9th inst., tartat Se. By ord: satiate BY Order OMAS H. PARSONS. n6-8t (Intel.,Union& States.) Agent. [JNEXPLOSIVE ETHEREAL OIL. The undersigned has ETHEREAL OIL UN- EXP1.OS!V& in its character, and which givers ® superior light, burns longer. and smokes less then the Ethereal Oulu: sold in this city. The right to sei! this Oulin the Lustrict of Columbia is guar- anteed to the upcersigned, and is sold only at the Depot, 431, northwest corner of E and lith its superiority will be shown at any oe is the same ns the explosive. Or- netually filled by leaving them at the FR. STUTZ, Grocer. ‘S's NEW FANCY STORE,3 6, hand th streets. can be found the Gold Stone, and Sil Pearl But- with Gold Bauds. 12-eotf 1ANOS FOR HIRE. very low, at E. E between th and 10th FINS CHAMBER FURNITURE. Solid Oak and Walnut CHAMBER SETS. Pamtod CHAMBER SERS i of superior Fins Mahogare and Walnut BURFACS, ; . 7 2 WARD (OBER, and BEDSTEADS, and y CLOSE % Mee KT PRESSES, HAIR MAT S, best quality. sortment Of the same articles at lower P Our stock of HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, is very large and aste variety, quality and prices, will compare with a: y other in the erty. ¥ Ple~se call and examine before purchasing else- where. MoGREGOR & CO. oc 2-e0Sw No. 57th street. OR MOUNT Vt RNON, The Steamboat THOMAS COLLYER, having been thoroughiy repaired, will make renee ae ae. eg Vernon, leav a 5 Ne ot! sve THESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at 9o'clk. During the intervening time she will run reguiar r as usual, SE TOMAR RAKER. Cx SECON D-HAND PIANOS for sale belew their . | value, to make recom. a! e Vusi Depot of W. 6. NETZEROTT. A large assortment of Flutes and Violins inet arriv NEW AND PRETTY STYLES OF WOoL ‘ = Goods, chin, Cranenaatn, Papier of C., &C., just received a: ne NU t ITALIAN MACCARONI, GEM “Vmporied, Aah of Italian Maccsron of the very it quality G & BURCHELL, con SSE ave. and 5th et. oe lS [BANT’S NEW EATING HOUSE Wott kcareed voomeer Afternoon. \ if nd op ned . , for the rece tion of vi in the hours of 1 and 6 The 3 trons u few the entirel, new arrangements whieh he hes made for their acoommodation, and c themsetves on the qualities of hia Viands Jee'iSguors, “Come tastoned try before youtey-* ts you. A hearly weloome awaits yor 'P. M. DUBANT. _nis st Proprie: or. A CARD. To THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT. In entering our new building, which we have just taken possession of, and we return our sincere thanks to the people of Washington and ow town for their liberal patropage, and we. 1p —-P return. have ereeted a spacious buriding, wi be an ornament to the city. with «large = loon, with all the convenience and com px, r customers, and in the estab J meeateanen: | nee esenry arrangements for manufacturing encour aging home industry, snd by a strict attention to . t justiog and intents) ie? MST EPHENS & CO. | gow No 32 Pn-ave.,bet. 9th and ADAM BON ESS MAKER. Faow Paria. i eet west, berween Fand K w le WiSiinston ety, bas the honor to inform Tye indies of Washington = sienty. a a4 “stablishment, a Dress Making Fs! : Main. o y a nd very late ° of Pune, re wing every month the French Journal De La Mode, direct from Pans. pil? RESTAURANT. a perce maate Withend’s nent. This estsblishment having been thoroughly reno- vated snd enlarged, the pro setor would state te ft Hees No 26 s his house quiet and waiters attestry: iy his Undivided attention, he hopes to merit the pat- sane ne So public. J.D. HAMMACK. Engrossing JPOLEY 3 GOLD PENS— Bank Pen. Enerossing E a Weaiun maker of Snusual workemanship snd others. j yar “ and tints . and to be sold at extreme low pricen. hasheia PEA NUTS for anle by JONAS P. LEV Fe SK 12th atreat. corner of R aosth zx ee YE aN» BARLEY maurT. et the CITY may. HOUR, corver of West Falis av- ‘enue and st., Bpitimere, Md, my 6 ty