Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, | setaseecemne Cun Ciry Covxcis.—Bodrt of Alitefnich —The Board met at the usaal hour, the President, Wm. F. Bayly, Esq., in the chair. Mr the account of D. Welsh for grading and graveling I street north, between Vermont and Connecticut avennes ; referred to Jmprovements committee. Af Riggs, from finance ng rome reported a bill for the relief of Chas. W. Mitchell; 7 Also, from same committee, a bill for the relief of Mildred Johnson, with the recommendation that {t do not pass; rejected Mr. Donoho, from the committee on walls, re- ported a bill from the lower Board, with a sub- stitute, granting permission to Thes. P. Morgan to construet a w! at the eg G street pope Some discussion arose upon the is Dill, several gentlemen an era the Cor- ration had no right to grant exclusive permis- ae to any individeal to close up and oecupy the end of any street, it being the property of the ublic = Mr. Houston contended that the Corporation had no r to convey to any man exclusive right over property belonging tothe Corporation. Mr. Riggs wis! to have the bill put in an- other form, giving the adjoining property equal privileges. je did not wish to see the Corpora- tion commit itself; evidently the am ownin: the adjoining property had the same right wit the petitioner to oceupy and use the same prop- erty. Mr. R_ read from the laws the right of the Corporation to direct how wharvew nid be constructed, and what existed on the part of the Cor ion to legisiate upon the construc- tion of wharves He conteuded that the peti- tioner bad a right to oceupy as far out as the channel. He also conter that there was nothing in the regulations to prohibita man ffom running out into the river as far as he chose, pro- vided he did not obstruct the navigation of the river. Some further discussion was had upon this subject. and finally, on motion, the bill was Inid over informally. Mr. Evans, from the canal committee, reported from the lower Board a bill making an appropri- ation for repairs in the eastern section of the Washington Canal; d. Mr. Houston, from the delegation from the Fifth Ward, reported a bill from the lower Board for grading and ¢ ling First street west, be- tween B and C streets north; passed. Mr. Evans, on leave, introduced a bill for cleaning streets, gutters, and alleys in the Third Ward; 5 Also, on leave, a bill making an appropriation to supply a deficiency in an appropriation for grading and graveling Seventh street west, from Hi to [ streets north; referred to improvements committee. : Also, a bill making an appropriation to supply a deficiency in the appropriation for grading and zgraveling E street north, between Ninth and ‘enth streets west; referred to improvements committee. Bills from the lower Board were read and dis- posed of as follows : A joiut resolutions respecting an increase of the Auxiliary Guard; A joint resolution in bebalf of the public schools in Washington city > 7 A bill for the relief of H. Polkinhborn ; referred to finance committee. Mr. Barry, ou leave, from the tire department’s committee, introduced a bill for the relief of the Union Fire Company. The bill called {or an eee of 71,000 Mr Biggs proposed an amendment reducin; the one to $600, and then the bil ed. - Paste Moore moved to take upa bill for the relief of the assignees of Vespasian Ellis; he proposed aa amendment reducing the amount of the bill from $1,150 30 te 2992 70, which he stated was the proper amount due under the regular mea- surement for such work The proposed amendment was lost; andthe question recurring oa tee third reading of the ill, as originally presented, it was taken and the Dill passed. Mr. Riggs, on leave, presented a bill author- for the education of the izing an appropriation deaf, the dumb, and the blind; referred to the F ic schools committee. Ow motion, the Board then adjourned. Common Council —A° communication was re- ceived from the Mayor in reference to the appro- priations for the new Almshouse, and asking au- thority to anticipate the revenue for the carrying on the work regularly; referred to ways and means errr rovd the resolution appointing a thanksgiving ae andl certain improvement bilte, © A commnnication from the Corporation Attor- ney in answer to a resolution of inquiry relative to offenders against Corporation laws in the County jail, was received; ordered to be printed, aud referred to police committee. The Corporation Attorney decides that the 9th section of the Charter of 1°20 continues to be op- erative, so far as to require the Marshal to receive and safely keep, at the expense of the Corpora- tion, all persons who may be committed in exe- cution upon judgments rendered for penalties in- curred by violating of its ordinances Mr. Clark presented a petition of Margaret Alisworth; relerred to claims committee. Mr. Clark. from claims committee, reported a Dill to refand taxes erroneously paid. he bill eee Mayor power to refund in such cases; Mr. Kennedy, from same committee, reported Aldermen’s bill for retief of Isaac 8 Ball; passed. a Fes bill ~ relief of M. Snyder, to refund taxes erroneously p2id, provided taxes due be first deducted; cold y ahr Also, bills for relief of Jos. Abbott and Samuel Freas, for taxes erroneously paid; passed. Also, Aldermen's bill for relief of Thos. Smith; passed. The committee were discharged from the con- sideration of the petition of James Keenan Mr. Clark, from the police committee. reported Aldermen's bill relating to the xale of lager beer, with an amendment imposing the same fines and penalties as in the law regulating the sale of in- toxicating liquors. Mc_ Jefferson moved to strike out sixty and tn- sert forty dollars as the price of the license; lost. The Sill, with the committee’s amendment, was passed. Also, a liqaors and poses: prohibiting the sale of certain rinks on Sundays, and for other F sed Mr. Jeff-rsou, from same committee, reported a bill regulating the quality and weight of bread, as a substitute for the bill referred to that com- mittee Mr. Lloyd moved to print the bill, and make it the special order for Monday next; lost. Mr. Keunedy moved to amend, so as the scales used to be approved by the weights and measures. The bill was ordered to be Printed and made the special order for Monday next. Mr. Fisher, from the fire department commit- tee, reported a bill for the relief of the Anacostia Fire Company; passed Bill from the Aldermen for cleaning streets, alleys and gutters of the Third Ward. was re. ferred to the police committee Bill for grading and graveling First street east, between B and C streeis, was referred to the im- Lema committee. ill to organize the police of Washington, and Teduce the bills in relowonar thereto into one, was Tefersed to the police committee and ordered to to require sealer of ve ne Mr. Lloyd moved that the President be author- ited to a Tacs for coats, Ac. in the chamber; ° Mr. Malloy offered a bill for relief of Cameron = Mooney; referred to improvements commit- Also. a bill for the relief of the out-door poor; referred to the ways and means committee. And then the Board adjourned. Tux Covrt oF Craims resumed ils sitting yer- terday The opinions of the court adverse to the claim- aots were delivered by Judge Gilchrist in the cases of Christiana Dener vs_ The United States 3 Ralph Richardson va. The United States; Fra: - cis Nadean vs. The United States The opiuions of the court adverse to the claim- ants were delivered by Judge Blackford in the cases of Terrisa C. Stern and another vs. The United States; Ann W. Butler, administratrix, vs. The United States; Thomas R. Gedney vs. The United States Judge Blackford also delivered the favorable opinion of the court in the case of C. T. Scarife, ministrator, vs The United States, allowing to the claimants $5,615 The opinions of the court adverse to the claim- ants were delivered by Judye Scart cases of Robert > arnett vs. The United States; Abraham Ro Wooix-y vs. Tie United Blates ; Lewellen Jones vs Tue United States; Benjamia S. Sprioger vs. The United States. Judge Scarbury also delivered the favorable as ofthe court in tbe case of Neal Smith, > Ys. The United States; and in that of Ferdinand Coxe vs. The United States, allowing the claimants of the latter case the sum of $662.69. Jobat corn. The co Callan, of this city, was appointed a « of this court to take testimony. t then adjourned Tur River.—Arrived at the mouth of the ca- nal, sche. Oseeoin, from Baltimore, loaded with lumber. At Riley's wharf, schr. M Clinton, with 70 cords of wood ; sehr. Wm. Rourke, Capt. Sim- mons, from Falledeiphia, with 130 tons of coat. At Magruder & Stone’s wharf arrived scht May Flower, from Phil-deiphia, with 192 tons of coal for G. L. Sheriff Recertion —A brilliant and fashionable throng graced the residence of the Secretary of the inte- Tier last evening. whem his accomplished lady bad a“reception ? This is probably the fist of 2 U iilimat se:ies of fashionable entertainments to be given during the coming season by members the Cabinent and other eminent sojourpers in the inetropolis. was beard by the guards p Aap yoy genre ere; the Avenue, fushing to.the spot found hat une A inl © es ay been shot If the ret bresetts llitie ebere pipple. J. E. Birch and G. W Hook were by officers Browersand nage ho ebarge of bein; erned in the . Biteh was ar- seine ‘oor of his i Ay Hook, fled, was ta near by. te! statement of Lanahan was released on his own security, and Birch re- tained for a farther hearing. . ‘This morning, the trial-room at the guard. house was crowded te hear the decision of the Justice imthe case of J.B. Birch. * Mr. Rateliffe appeared for the defence, and at- gued the propriety of the Justice taking bail in this case. Justice Donn said that probably Mr. Ratcliffe would Ike to go to the Infirmary and hear a= han’s statement. The Justice recapitutated the statement of the injured man. From this state- ment and that of others it appeats that Lanaban met Hook af Dabant’s restaurant; that Hook, stating that he was a “ Plug,” expressed some feacs of being assailed om his way to bis board- ing-house. J.anaban thereupon said that he be- longed to the op ite party, and would protect him at the risk of bis own Ife. Hook and Lana- han then proceeded up the avenue together, in the direction of the Capitol. When between First and Second streets, in the neighborhood of Birch’s restauant, some person struck Hook, and as Lanahan turned he was hit in the face, and he saw Bireb with the pistol in his hand. Justice Donn said that the statement of Lana- han was made very reluctantly, but he finally as- sertéd, two or three times, that Birch shot him ; but he didn’t want Bisch prosecuted, because he had a wife and children. Mre Ratcliffe then introduced the timer of the ommnibuses at the Capitol: Joseph Codrick, who was sworn, was standing at the corner; saw two young gentlemen fees | down the street; saw one of them put his han down as if to pull out something from his clothes, and the other threw a brick; the other fired a pis- tol; don’t think I would know them again if I saw thent, saw them distinctly; one was ataller man than Birch, the other much smaller—a boy; am sure neither of them was Birch; it was only pistol fired; I strided off the distance I was from the spot, and it was about 75 feet. John Rrowers, special policeman, sworn.— Went from Third street around to Marylan1 ave- nue with by pune, Lomax; upon our return heard a pist: red; started to run in the direc- tion, and my partner sald ‘‘don’t run, it is only some one firing in the yard;” I kept on,and when 1 got on the avenue heard some one groan ; went over and saw it was Lanahan ; asked him who shot him; he said he knowed the san-of-a-b—h who did it, and he would have revenge; I asked him again, and he said Joe Birch; L Wirned and told Mr. Carter, one of the special police officers, that we had better arrest Birch on what Lanahan said; we went up to the restaurant and arrested bim at bis door. Messrs. Fenwick, Shekels and Thompson, who were put on the stand, knew nothing of the suoot- ing, but the two last were examined—Mr. Shek- els as to the conversation between Hook and Lan- ahan, previous to their starting for Hook’s board- ing house; and Mr. Thompson, in reference to Birch’s presence, a few seconds previous to the firing of the pistol, in his restaurant, and the im- probability of his ability to go to the scene of di-- order, and return in the time he was absent. This morning an officer was sent to bring Hook to the guard bouse. Upon his return he reported that Hook had left his bearding house about an hour before. Justice Donn decided, in view of all the cir- eurustances, that he would not be justified in taking bail, not knowing the condition of the wounded maa. As to the opportunity for obtaining other testi- mony, be was not at all disposed to oppress Mr. Birch. and in order to give Ohm an opportunity to produce other evidence, and to hear more of the condition of Lanahan, he would Postpone the hearing until this afternoon at the county jail. This being agreed upon, Mr. Birch was com- mitted fora further hearing. Up to noon to-day, the condition of Lanaban is considered to be very phonies with stro probabilities that he will not survive the wound. The ball eutered the right breast, about ove inch above the nipple, and probably lodged in the lung. The result cannot be determined at pres- ent It will be remembered that Lanahan and Birch had a difficulty on the race course some time since. Later—Lanahan is sinking rapidly, and, it is thought, cannot survive long. A QuaRReL azour 4 Brxom Wipow.—Two young men, working in the Navy Yard, have been paying their “devours” to a beautiful young widow in that neighborhood, but which was the favored one was hard to determine. Both of the young men were of the right sort; both good look- ing, Sober. and industrious, and each ph his ad- dresses with an ardor and determination which in many cases would have insured success com- plete. Of course the relations between the two competitors for the smiles of the fair idol were not of a fraternal character, and the mischief- loving boys about the Navy Yard hill getting wind of the affiir, in order to bring about a crisis, got =e a bogus challenge, which was directed to one of the parties, as if coming from his rival swain. The party receiving it rashly exhibited the document to a friend, who fearfal of a san- peti Pie pees between the rivals commtii- cated the dread intelligence to the constables that 2 mortal combat was about to be fought, which might result in the death of somebody on the field of honor. The otficers, as in duty bound, proceeded to investigate, and had the Principal parties summoned before a magistrate, when the whole affair was exploded, to the mutual gatis- faction of all concerned. The beautiful widow is of course overjoyed that no biood is to be shed on her account, and the joke is very much rel- ished by the entire population of the Navy Yard. Tur Littie Fass Batoor.—The following is from a gentleman of high s' anding and influence in Fairfax county: Mr. Editor: | hope the word spoken by your Georgetown correspondent “Spectator,”? may be in season to avert one of the greatest calamities that conld well befall the people of the District of Colu:nbia and the opposite sores of Virginia. Talinde to the threatened suppression of travel over the Little Falls Bridge. Whenever that travel, in past times, hax been suspended by acts of Providence—such as flood and ice—it has been — and justly regarded too, as the greatest public calamity to the {nhabitants of the cireum- adjacent shores. Why, then, should man, orthe interests of half a dozen men, be allowed to in- flict se great a calamity upon thousands and tens of thousands suffering people at the beginning. or, who can tell, how long and how severe a win- er. when no public consideration is to be secur- ed by it? “sufficient uuto the day is the evil thereof.”’ Let the ( Spee temporary communi- cation stand until all the masonry is finished; no time could ever be more disastrous for town and conntry than the present, and for sixty days to come, to cut off communication, which, if jnter- rupted now, may not be restored fer months to come. Vikeinia. November 14. Circeit Covrt.—The arguments in demurrer of the plaintiffs’ counsel in the case of Statham, Smithson, & Co, rs. Wm. H. Mann, were con- tinued yesterday up to the time of adjournment. The several points in the demurrer were argued with Sipe abjlity by the connsel on both sides; and the Conrt decided to hold the matter over for consideration This morning the Court met. and the decision ot their hono-s in the above case was given. They overruted the demurrer, and Mr. Davidge, for the plaintiffs, announced that they were ready to go into the trial ef the case at once before a jury. The Court then took up the case of Dennis Connel rs. John Chrisman. This was an action in replevy, brought to recover a horse. It seems that Conoel proposed to trade horses with Chris- man a trade was — upon, and Connel was to pay Chrisinan the sum of $12 boot money. Connel wished to ride Chrisman’s horse home to get the boot money, and Chrisman refused, say- tng that he must take the horse as he stood in the stable. This was agreed to, and the horses were exchanged, the Loot money paid over, and the horse received by Connel proved to be worthless. Hence the suit to recover the damages. This case was pending when this report closed. Distaxces —It isa mile and a half from the northern end of the Navy Yard bridge te the Capitol, 2 mile and a half from_the Capitol to the Executive Mansion, and a’ mile and a half fom the Exeeutive Mansion to the corner of fligh and Bridye streets, Georgetown. Pedestrians whd wish to ascertain what “time” they can make will tind it exactly one mile from the Cap- itol to Bleventh street, two miles to Twentieth street, amd three miles to the corner of Bridge and High-streets, Georgetown—the Vanderwer- ken omnibus route. New Breap Bitt —Mr. Jefferson, last night, in the Council, reported from the Police Com- mittee a substitate for Mr. Brown's bill regulat- ing the quality and weight of bread. Tr provides that bread shall be made into loaves of three sigesor weight: first size, between 16 and 18 ounces ; second, between 32 and 35 ounces; third, between 64 and 65 ounces. Exrost or Mormonism By ax Erptr.—In an- other column will be fouod the announcement of afree lectare Ly a late leading Mormon Elder, Mr. John Hyde, who left the order, having satis- fied himself of its wickedness. Mr. Hyde is the author of the best hook we have if seen on Mor- monism, and we are sute he will give ay intet- esting lecture, wre — ue securing ¢! el lea of the furore ¢ money’ timre:, by the Siepenad eae Tusi’s toon 3 A ct aleenyy =r the pri aes such performers Madame St is Wartcn Rervans E. Bireh, D.C, shooting Fagene Lanaban ; jail for further hear- ing. Westley Steer, Md., profanity ; fine and its, $3.44. George W. Hook, Md’, shooting Elcene Tasahan ; security fora riplowat x beaaag i ‘the music stored of Wry pnts and Davis Joseph Collins, Cunn., vagrant; workb: wr Joho Evans, D: ©. drank and disorder 44. urteen persons were lodged until ing, none of them residents of the District. Sreciat Notice.—For Perfumed Breath, White Teeth, and Beautiful pica haar hse page of 1,000 Flowers’? For dressing ies’ use ** Woodland Cream,’ 5 new pomade ; it causes tlemen’s air to-eurt tifwily. Brieg st cents each. t . FETRIDS. “Oy Preprietors, New york. Sold by all the druggists. alg Famrax Count-Hovss, Nov, 16, 1857. Editor of the*Star: ‘Phestatement in the Star in regnrd tthe fight between myself and Webber, in Georgetown, is wholly incorrect. The facts are these: On the day of the occurrence, | was dressed 1m an avercoat, aud having on thick buckskin gloves, sitting om my horse, and having in one hand the hal- t ther h hich 1 was toleed, at the door of the stable of Mr. Riehsrd Darnes, and ‘Was just about to start home; several persons were present, and ersat among them W. ', Who commenced ion with me in regard toa horse trade | ith Mr. arnes; the conversation e time, and Webber get intoa pas- ston, denounced me asa scoundrel, and swore that I should fight him; persons interfered and requested me to take no notice of him, 1 was disposed to do so, and attempted to move my horse off, when Web- ber, stripping himself, got im front of the horses and sworethat | should not leave without a fight; upon this, and finding there was no escape, I said to Web- ber if noth buta fight would suit hrm, he should have it; oo prasong al e had time to puil off my gloves, 1 was knocked down ‘and nocked are by Webber | arose. was agai c and on my third attempt to rise, was again ki down. more recovering. my feet, and ing that a fight at arm’s length with a man so much over my size as Webber was useless, | lea rush at Webber, seized him and threw him and gaveyhim a severe and merited beating: It is appsrent that I used no iron knuckles, for | fought, as already sta- ted, in my gloves and overcoat; and I been posed to use such instruments, I had no time to put themon. The truth is, however, | never saw iron knuckles, orany other kind but natural ones in my life. Webber is at least sixty pounds beavier than myself, and pride: mself as a scientific pugilist This is'a true statement of the occurrence, un will be vouchsafed for, not by fancy men, but hy several respectabie citizens of Georgetown, and from Vir- ginia, who saw the whole. ‘The fact is, previous to this occurrence, some eighteen months ago, Webber made ins threats that he would thrash me, and seek his opportunity to do it, on account of my preventing hun from beating a weak and sickly man tn Fairfax oounty;*and this, I suppose, was the opportunity songh! it JAMES JACKSON. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS. ROM BOSTON.—The schooner Elizabeth B., F has arrived, and wil! aischerme "to-taore tow, weather permitting. : seen HARTLEY & BRO., _nit-4t __ 101 Water street, Georgetown. VOR SALE—A pair_of fie youne MULES, only five years old next spring. They, are perfectly gentle, and work freely in any kind of harness. Sold becunse the owner has no gmpioyment for them. Inquire of, JOSAUA BATEMAN, near (Catholic) Church, Georgetown. ht INSURANCE, Parties wishing Insurance on Property in the District of Columbia, (without the limits of Wash - ington and Georgetown,) can be secom inted ina first class Company, (the Mutual of Montgomery county, Md.,) upon application to 2 W. ALBERT KING, n '2-6t Agent, 35 High street, Georgetown. rimty n12-2w J. O. R. M. . Tue FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF Logan Tribe, No. 8, I.0 RB. M., oF GEORGETOWN, - Will take piace at Forrest Heli, on TUESDAY, November 17th, 185%. 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 the season. . The Order are fraternally invited to participate withus u this festal occasion. To our fnends we ext the warm hand of welcome, and jially ieuite them to share the pleasures of the evening with us. Tickets can be procured from the Committee or any member of the Tribe: als, at the door, cellent Cotillon Music haa been engaged. Floor Managers. P. G.I. Hugh Latham, P.G.3. 1. T. Bradley, James Dunavan. Cotnmitter of Arrangements. . Dowuing, John Scott, Wm. Donaldson. P.S. n [SS CHRISTIE JOHNSON, M TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, 1s desirous of forming Classes in Elocntion in the Schools in Washington, and Fr give inatraction to Private pupils in that city and in Georeetown. Miss Jvhnson wi'l give lessons to youths and pro- fessional gentlemen. = Residence, Miss Harrover’s (formerly Misa Eng- lish’s,) Female Seminary, corner Washington and Gay treets. Georgetown. ‘or further information and circulars apply at Blanchard & Mohye ¢ Bookst! RYRR NCES. Mra. Wilham F. Ritolie, Ki hmond. Va. Rev. Stepien P. Hill, Washington, D.C. Griten yler, M. D., Georgetown, D.C, oem FOR RENT AND SALE. For other For Rent and Sale” notices ste 1st page. OOMS TO LET.—A Parlor ard two Bed Cham- bers, furnished, at No. 336 5th street, between G and U streets wee ni7st" hree-BLOTY » + NO. 403 New Jersey av: minutes’ waik from the Capitol, with t stable and coach house, Tih me ediALe possess ion. Inquire atRAM’L. WALKER’S Portrait Galler Odeee Beale corner 434 strect and Va, auenus. nl6 3 For RENT, LEASE OR SALE.—Two Houses on 7th street, near the Park. One ountajus a large store room, cellar. and bakehousc, attached a stable and other ont Roness. It make an excellent stand for suy one wishing fo com- bine the grocery and Rapestering business, or fora baker. Also, the large Frame Cottage next door, containing nine rooms, has attached a stable, smoke house, and a large garden. ‘l'o good and per- manent tenants the rents wili be very low. i ly to Dr. J.B. MORGAN, ocat Mr. CHAS. STOR S Drug Store. nit-tw* Fo NISHED ROOMS | FOR RENT-A Parlor and Chamber, at No. 5% F street, one door from loth. n 13-e0st* IS 0 0SE* Fo SALE.—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a retail Grocery now doing agood busi- ness, will be so'd on accommodating terms, the present prietor intending to chanze his business. Apply ‘urther information, at 361 F street. Di-iwe ab x FUR HED HOUSE FOR SALE on RENT. The House contains thirteen rooms. The Fur- nitureis handsome, of the best quality, W111i be-sold or rented sore ‘ely or together. Apply a 8 on the premises, No. 24 jouri avenue, between 436 and 6th stree b4-Im* OR RED —A modern-buiit HOUSE, contain- ing eleven rooms. ‘The house ix on 6th street, betweeu D and E streets, in the best location in the city. heated by furnace and lighted with gas. Ap ply to THOMAS PARKER. n4-2w* BOARDING. BoAapeine-Mrs. RUFF bas taken the large and commodioug house, No. 396 D street, near 7th, where intends to rent her Rooms, farnished or unfurnished, to single gentlemen, or geatiemen and their wives, with Board. Transient Boat by the day or week. Meals sent out st all hoi the day. 16-1 1 A YEAR!! 2 3 a A YEAR!!! Profitable and Honorable Em- ployment for ail tines. Persons in town or country, in search of employment as a source of in- come, or to fill up their le:sure a may eee of aan = ing two stam > pry ~ aes. 9 Profeacge JAMES", ORNE, Box No. 4.551, New + York Post Office. ‘The employ - + ment is fitted to either sex; sta- tio iife immaterial. It is an + article of daily consumption, and ean be manufactured in the agent’s dwelling; secure by co 3E2523222222522822 Heer ecriececieececec cies a) PPP >> rr >>> >> >> >>> PRARAAALAAAASTARRD + pyright ; manent as + hour. A ‘ranted in wy. + ery town ion. = ni4-Im RETIRED Oe eae ars e, W hose sands of life have 1 iy run out, diseoy- ered while in the Kast Indies, a certam eure for consumption, Asthma, Bronshitis, Cour Colds, and General Debility. The remedy was discovered by him when his ly child, adongh- ter, — Sivee up be Cae Se nome enen of be rative a rd o nd Nations mado from the Kast ot Hemp, and't thought occurred to him that he alt ms a epee ured. edy for his child. He studi realizing his wishes. His cl was now alive and well, He has since adminis the wonderful remedy to thou is of sufferers in wil psec the = h ers ie has Lan ft a pee. inj em comple: ea! °. toons much he i will send to nace of his affli f-llow-heings as request it, this re- cipe with fall und explicit directions for maki«g it iy using up and succes: i Bavetnens a Yor and the ra nm ipe, mainder to be PP to tha paywont of this ad- vertisoment, Ar Dr. H. JAMES, No, 119 Grand street, Jersey City, N. J. ni4-lm PLENDL F, FURS, SHA’ Seacskealaeneceeeeneen se mencing st 10 o'cloc«, we will fell, at ‘our auction ‘Feretshawle, silks. Roden Feimae. &e., ae 2 bien, nnd Siok athe: eine, Stone- Martin, Sa beautiful Chenie Shawis é » do Scaris 15new. styles Stella. rr Het ches gimme 6 do do Flounced Robes 2 Hives, do Aquille 6 Cloth Talmas Shandsome Binck Silk Robes, &e. . The attention of iadies and ‘others ie invited to the above sale, as the goods are of the newest styles they will be sold musncurreseren? Genention, 88 ithou! rve. e1 etesie nlt-dte WALL & BARNARD, Auots. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, By WALL & BARNARD, Auction FURNITURE xv HOUSEHOS.D EFFECTS Avcriox-On FRADAY NING, Nov. 2theat W o'elvok, I wil HDAC NOR MN ara hat 10 0’ tleman deciinin housekeeping, at et. Island, all of him oi M nd Walnut Teaf Tabl Galt Bel Wipice Sade eee Wain ‘Stand, Tron look. Three sad Fograip Carpets, Oilcloth Refriceratory Walnut sat Movie Bedateade Heather Bed; Bolsters and 2 Hair and Husk Matt: Quilts preads, Sheets) and Tabie Lana ressing and other Bureaus Washstands and Tolet Seits Crockery, Gi Knives asd ‘orks, Plated Spoons Castors, Cook Stove, &c. ‘Togetner .wuh the usual assortment of Kitchen Terms? #33 and under, cash that erms. " and under, cash: over sum a credit of 30 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest. nitd&da JAS. C, MoGUIRE, Anet. ‘ By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Y¥ VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO the subscriber, ing date the Sd day of Sep- mber, 1851, and duly recorded in the Land Kecords Washington coun: y, in the District of Co unbin, f shall sell at public Pesticn, on the Premiges, on MONDAY, the l6th day of November, at 4 o'clock, P. ma Lot No.3, in Square No. 24, lying in sald Cies of Washington. and fronting 5S feet 9 inches on.n rth Mstreot, and running back Foo feet to analley feet ees by side alleys, hasan outlet on 24thand ects. Therot “n neat two-story Frame House on the Lot, which is nearly 0; ite the Inte Gen, Thomp- son's residence, new "Owned by Johu FE. Reeside, i8q. North street is soon to be graded, and the neigh- mn Proving. Terms: On third cash ; balance in 6, 12, and 18 for notes bearing interest, and secured by a rust, Conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser, R. R. CRAWFORD, Trustee. n 10-4 A. GREEN, Auct. 7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in consequence of the rain, until THURSDAY, the 9th instant, same hour and place. By order of the Trustee, nit A. GREEN, Auct’ HAMS efeli 2 a fhosce lot of Famly-cured HAMS, wi r in excellence. ao caer KING & BURCHELL, #024 Corner of Vermont avanna and \sth atreat. Neti E TO HOUSEKEELPERS. C.R.L.CROWN & CO. having received alarge and weil selected stock for the Fall trade. m vites Housekeepers and those in want of FURNITURE er CROCKERY WARE. to examine their stock, as they are determined poseiee suit tho sins, Tas er of the District taken at ir ee » R. Le CROWN & co. oc 16-tf No. 387. corner of 6th at. and Pa. av. IRGINIA AND DISTRICT MONE yee » cia TAREN AT PAR BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, AT . HOOVER’S IRON HALL BOOT, SHO 8.P. H HALL BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK ESTABLIS'! Pennsylvania avenue, between %h and 10th sts. Ihave just returned from the North lendid assortment of ER ie Gentlemens, Mis- ses, ildrens’, ai Servants’ a large stock of ia KS CARPET. BAGS, “VET CHS Sal SATCHELS: all of which f wil sell for the abet m™ . Calfcarly,at © SAML. P. HOOVER'S, am Tron Hall. Cnr STEAM oe MILL. ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE. - WwW ave pow ready to deliver WOOD SAWED and sri at 20 por cent. less than the usual rates, better prepared than it can be by hand. nots and wood of inconvenient size not sent. All orders for less than haifa cord willbe delivered in crates to any part of the house at no further ex- pense to the purchaser. Pine wi in crates 35 cents, kk wi do. 40 cents, In this part of our business we will oper no ac- counts, 48 we have come to the conclusion to make itexclusively a cash business, Also. on hand, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD and COAL of sll kinda, which will be dis- posed of on the usual accommodating terms. One entre White Ath Broken Coal for fi ne enrgo White Asi os » jor furnace, Coal for radiators. ne cargo White Ash Egg on} 2,240 Ibs. to the ton, All under eover. Orders wea aes filled. T.J.& W.M. GAL one squa ERBERT’S HORSE AND HORSEMA SHIP of the United States and British Provir- ces, intwo large volumes, numerously illustrated, now complete; price $10, Subseriptions received forthe publishers by Sp hacaladaiee RANCK TAYLOR. N DURBANT’S 5 EW EATING HOUSE. The undersigned desires to inform his friends and u ublie. that he has leased. and thoroughly repaired ai refitted the premises onthe corner of Pa. avenue and 6th street, north side, formerly ecu, by Win. Walker. and others, and so long and favorably known as the National Rest vurant, 7 improvements and al ions which f have made, are on the most comp! ample sca'e, and have been farnished at great trouble and expense, and | can confidently promise to present to those who may honor me with their patronage, acoommo- dations which canuet be surpassed. To gentlemen who wish spartments for private ties, | would state that I have also rented and Bitted up for that purpose, the large and commodious house adjoining the corner, on 6th street, where their wants will be Promptly trended to. On Sunday my bar will, of course, be closed, but persons whe desire them, oan be supplied with their meals, as ou other days,at my Eating Rooms, inthe house above mention n 6th street, entrance sec o..d door above the avenue. 4 a it proper here to state, that the whole es- lishment will be. under my immediate supervis- 1on and control. Ry ‘To thoxe who mav require the services of a French Cook, for entertainments of any kind, I would say that I a — such upon short notice, and on reasonable terms. In fact, wish to benefit the public, as we'l as ad- vance my own interests, I hope that my friends will extend tome such supportas will enable me eins: “ wie given of the day of opening. ue notice wi! 4 P.M. DUBANT. loffer for sale the good will and fixtures, with leasc tor three years. of "k old establishment, known as Washington Hall Restaurant, together with the Rifleand Pistol Gallery. its well known character renders it unnecessary to say anything upon the business advantages which it paseen me nio M.D. LAmes. PLEASE READ. Instead of selling the remnant of my stock of FANCY GOODSat auction, I have moved it into my new Store, 336 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th atreets, where I intend giving my customers andthe public generally,a Shanes to get great bargains at auction prices. Call before you buy, and examine for yourselves. L Very respectfully, R. C. STEVENS, Deal h Milli and Fi Goods, ob ina Pree Minera chant 0 THE LADIES ANDGENTS, would mogt respectfully beg Jeave to inform the rads and Gente of the yaa and +ur- rounding country that J have this day re- ved another large supply of the celenrated a Nouble a: ie Uvon Rising Star.” Cooking Stoves ; also the Flora Air tight Flat-top ‘ooking Stoves, which meke my stock of Stoves, tates, &c. the heaviest that is or ever has been in et of Columbia, 7 i Wood Stoves of various sizer and of the latest improved patterns, cxrefully selected by my- self, for parlors, stores. chambers, dining-roons, paul bath houses, offices, churches, steam- 8. All of which I shall seli at a very small advance on th iginal Goyer — areavery hard. I Solemn a re to my friends custo That oanpot make 1 4 the day to and that cannot make it prnventent, mh leave their places of busineea tc make purch:ses tl tet pen open every nig! A Sunday) oN ia and 22. M tro} ofitan ve aud Grate S-story, brown stone ft foony an front 3 wh a! 6 fron! Fal op coven Town Mone OODWARD. reoer rom ton, of Bas rfecting’” Biovoss for whieh Tem the agent in the District. ane nld-6t_ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SENTL PMEN'S URNIS Goons. fs Mer 3 Silk, a t= ites si fewtineasa Astron rer ton Und Grevats, jas, Scarfs, Collars, Gloves, tocks, Handkorchicls, “Suspeiders, Mufflares Robe de Chambres, &c.. ko, ‘Our atock of # e above goods are entirely new and eee ae ORE ETEPHENS & CO., S22 Pa. av bet. 10th ste. nli-lw Intelad States. ‘a ¥ PIANOS : ] Ry ELLis’s STOCK oF nie ~ DAY & TO- : _. By WALL & BARNARD, Austionséra, 7 VALUABLE jm ay AP i the ie Sone dT atroetg romning =. inva nen tle fer ka exe oh For Hemet KEL SP BRRNAKD, Aucts. By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. Here cert Oe TSIEN F URSETURE atant shai: sell, at No. 100 Brid ter Bey are) of Hou Ure, consisting . Mé&hogany Ss. re Fables. &ec. Cane and wood- seat Chaires ieee Bureaus, W tands 8, ir and Shuck Mst- >be, = Crockery-ware Seaton, i, — page &c. be : 2 oredit of bi and ®) days, for sstintacters Sette tess ing iatorest, 16-ta BARNARD & BUCKEY, Avots. FUTURE DAYS. = By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. FINE YOUNG WORK ANP. (Honsrs Az vets —On THURSDAY, the 19th instant, T's se:l, in front of my Store, No. 526 7th street, at 10 o'clock a. m.— ‘Twelve excelient young Horses, from four to six years old, All of which wotk'well, and some of them fine rid- ox anumals, and some of them will mike good matehes, rae wi! ny I them ! ith ood m* wishing tosupply themselves with Horses willdo well to end the sale. _nl6-St _A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. FuENITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF , Fects at Avctiox.—On THURSDAY MORN- ING, November 19th, at ten o’clock, at the res:- dence of the late Mrs. Lenox, on F, street, between lth and lith streets, [ shall seil the Furniture and jousehold effects, onmprising— air alionsay Cnmson Damask covered French Soins Piush-covered Armand Rocking Chairs Rush seat Reception Chairs, Rout Tables Marblestop Centre and Sofa Tables Gilt {rame Mantle and Pier Glasses Mahogany Secretary and Bookease Plush and Cano seat Lounges Dan ask and Lace Cartuns, Window Shaces Brussels and ‘Three-p Rags Bronze Hat Tree, € is Mahogany Dining and € ‘ables Marble-top Sideboard, Cane-seat Chairs Suiver-pinted Tea Set,Cake Baskets China, Giaes, and Crockery ware Mahogany Bedstrads, Bureaus, Washstands Superior Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Hair Matresses, Blankets and Comiorts Psr'or Grates. Franklin Stoves, &o. ‘Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen Requisites. ‘Terms ; $39 and under, cash; over that sum a peel Te! shisty and sixty: days, for satisfactorily en- On! notes, beari Interest. nit-d PETAR C. MoGUIRE. Auvct. ORE. Ant. By J.C, MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IM provep Reat Estate Near THE CENTRE RKRT.—By virtue of a deed in trust, bearing date on the 224 day of September 1857, and _ recorded, made for the purpose of the settlement of the busi ness of Haslup & ‘Weeden, the subscriber will seil At public sale. on MONDAY, the 5th day of 1857, at 5 o'clock p. mn the in Square No. 351, aud the improvemeni . 1 fronting 40 feet on the public square oppo. site the Centre Market, 100 feet on north C street, and 94 feet | inch on Louisiana avenue, and improved with # large and substantially -buiit three-story brick building covering the entire lutyand contaring sev- eral stores, halis,and other rooms. Lot No. 2 front- ing 5? feet oa north C street, and 4? feet on Louisi ana avenue, and improved with small brick and frame tenements. The above property is loeated in one of the most valuable business portions of the city, and produces arent of a3. pe um, and is well known as Hasiup & Weeden’s:and Lot No. 1, with the build- ing thereon, will be sold as whole. and Lot No. 2 di vided into two buildmg , fronting each 25 feet on north C street and 23 feet 6 inctres on Louisiana ave- nue. The sale offersa rare opportunity to capital- ists and persons wishing to invest or bui d. 4 Terms of sve: One-third cash ; and the balance in 6, 12, 18, 24, 30 and 35 months, for notes bearing inter est fro ‘day of sale, seeured by a deed in trust upon the property: and ifnot complied with in six days iter thre onle. the property will be resold, upon one week’s notice, at the risk and ex penseof thedefault- ae | prison ne i conveyancing at the expense of the parcha- Be eee CHAS. & WALLACH, JO8. H. BRADLEY, jt. rustees. se 24-eokds JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. The above eale is unavoidably postponed un- tlh OND: CY APTERNOON. November 20, até eK, the ses. “océ-codkds » JAS, C. MeGUIRE, Auct. i> Th haser of Lot No.1, with the build- ing there magat the above ¢ File failed to comply ith 1 4 8a) 0.1 an a thereda wilt De relscla on W INESDAY, thelstk day of November, 1857. at 4 o’c) Pp. m., on the pre- Taxes. and offers to oapitalistsa desirable opportauity fog javes it fe rmer sale, erms 8x at fo : CHAS, 8. WALLAC Tosi A RADLENS Ft JAS. C. McGUIR RIDING id 2, Tot N nil-eod&ds YARRIAGES. i Cc RARE INDUCEMENTS. GARDNER & PLACE have now on hand a fine end varied assortment of CARRIAGES, of their own manufacture, which is war- ranted im pot of maternal and workman- = ship, to be equal to any made im the United States, and are offered at lower prices thanatany other place In this city,—for cash. z ‘Phey build every description of Carriages io order, with either the ordirary Riuptic Spring. or on Mar- xatroyd Patent Improved Springsud Gear. _ Particulsr a’ tention is paid taguery description of REPAIRING, which is faithfully and promptly done at the very lowest mtes. _ 6-20 ADIES’ DR RED AT ‘ And ALL KINDS OF DRY SOOT cams ent UCED PRICES, for vee to raise money 3 Virginia and ey taken in payment. Faney Plaid fat triped Silke for 62% cents per ard, worth #7} ‘ Pisin colored French Merinos for 623, cents per ard, Blacs lossy Silks at 623g and 75 cents per yard. Rich Valencia, Cashmeres, Poplias, and Meousse- Ine ines. at low prices, Superior bright Piais Merinos at,3'?4 and 50 cents Piald Reured, and striped Mousseline Delaimes at Hs met Explick, and American Prints Fancy Chouie ond Merino Scarfs, from 373% cents All'weol Bebere at 37s cents per yard. Ladies’, misses’, and children’s Shawls in great va- ity. Pisidand fancy striped, and BayadereSilks,at $1.25 ct yard, worth ey Rich Metre ‘Kntique Silk at $1.75 per yard, worth 10 piece: ght colors and figures Flannels, at S732 istrict mo- 2 as cambric Hankerchiefs from 63g cents to White, red, and gray F lannels, all wool, at 25 cents Biase. brawn and gray Cloths, for Ladies’ cloaks, very cheap. Bianketes Bed Comforts: Shectings: ead Bed 'Tiok- ings. Ch Mantillas from @1.25 to $25. Sear oaoek of all ded Oe te and Fan- ey Dry G Is, which t be sold at some price in order to raise money to n 14-3tSatT& M Penn ayv., next to ioth st. 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Gentlemen's Clothing made to order in the most superior style of works nish, from the a Cloths, ©: . Vest- ings, at unus OW prices. ; ” Wally STEPHENS & CO.. 382 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and lth sts, ni3-lw (intel. States.] OR MOUNT Vt+RNON,. The Steamboat THOM Ag COLES ER. having been thoroughly repaired, will mal regular tripe to Mount Vernon, leav 5 tl git ve Th peb eee FR bat MOR NING, at 9o’olk. During tye intervening time she will run reguiar a EE rene OMAS BAKER. Cap PROVE YOUR EYES—STRENGTH a assist them—by the PARIS OPTICIAN—A _ Wootson who, just arrived from Europe. with his own mannfactn- red, and also ofa many other ©) improved SP*CTACLES and EY which are the PERISCOPIC C $3 Se ood poet AN CRYSTAL, OCUS ai improve ANY EYE: affected with WREAK EF. CATARACT or going to it, also SHORTS EDNESS. Al: persons that wear or need to begin to wear them will be suited at fi sight. wonderful double-polished received the ET highest recommendation at the WORLD’S FAIR in PARIS, through their pro- ducing a clearing to the sight the best known till set. Also. all styles of OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI- FVING GLASSES, Compasses. and Microscopes are for sale at h e, corner of ante siren ned 4 q S-SHAWLS SEW ES REA Nociveds lance lot of Gentle- men’s SHAWLS, from $5.9 and uy 1., STEPHENS & CO., n5-3w pr SS “} * 1) > nen beenmmseasereemes=————— bank of Litchfield thrown ont at the Suffolk pa, Disasters om the Lake. et. Superior, with “pe po mies ees totally wrecked on Lake Superior on Seles The propeller Setsey City, bound to Toledo sed © ° oe mies — th collixién with the rocks and a ¥ damaged. She will discharge and re- Sentence of Critwinals in Canada. Loxvox, C. W., Nov. 45th —Nei, wife have been senteneed to be bung for poison. ing the former husband of Mrs. Beaton. james Secord, convicted of robbing the office at Newbury of a money five, monte bas sentenced to the a tiary for life. Reading Railread. Puitapetraia, Nov. 16.—To-day the Rots Railroad exeguted a new mortgage mi Jions to take the place of the mortgage bonds of acting cig yee Je ng ; t Uiit leave the debt something lees than $11,000, Sloop-of-War Dispatched. Norrork, Nov. 16.—The U. 8. * Cyane has completed ber Tepairs, and this morn- lag dropped down to Hampton Roads. She sails for Hayti. — The Financial Credit ef Missouri. St. Loris, Nov. 14 —The bill to legal ib taxte sustzin the credit of the State was de a in the House yesterday by a majority of 30. The Weather at the Seuth. Avcveta, Nov. 16.—A cold rain is falling to- day, which, at this season, is premouitory of killing frosts. The Cotton Trade. CuaRLEston, Nov. 16 —Cotton—sales of 3,500 aie The market bas nearly recovered from its jeciine. Savannan, Nov. 16.—There was nothing done in cot.on to-day—buyers and sellers being unbar- tnonjous. Avovera, Nov. i6.—Sales to-day of 300 bales Cottbn at 1212 cents. Baltumore Markets. Baitimonre, Nov. 17.—Flonur is firm; Howard street and Obio $5.25. W beat is a little lower and prices are nominal. mina deg unchanged; old white 72a75c., do. yellow Wauisky is steady; City 2a22¥c., Obio 2c. New York Markets. New Yorx, Nov. 16 —Flour is firmer: sales of 5.000 bbls: State #4 85a85; Obio $5 40a5.85; South- ern has advanced I0c.; sales at $5 20a5 50 Wheat is heavy; sales 32,000 busbels; Southern white ®1 3u01.50, Western white $1.15a1.23: ditto ted & 115. Corn closed with an advancin9 tendency; sales are unimportant; mixed &3¢ Pork has declined 25c ; mess $19 S0al9.75. Becf is unchanged. Lard is firm at 1ai3c. Whisky is steady; Ohto 23%c. ——————.-e___| GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. Correspondence of The Star. Gzoncrrown, Nov. 17, 1887. At the adjourned meeting of our City Councils last night, owing, we presume, to the inclemen- cy of the weather, the Aldermen were without a qvorum. In the Council a messtge was received from the Mayor, suggesting that, according to usage, and because it is eminently right and proper that the Councils recommend that the 26th instant be set apartas a day of public erway 3 - ferred to _o~ committee,consisting of Messrs Thomas, W bite and Seymour Also, that an ordinance be passed without de- lay, prebibiting any person or — from form- ing any fire company witbout first having ob- tained the permission of the Mayor and Counctis; referred to committee on fire companies and fre engines. Also, asking thal a suitable place migbt be se- lected for depositing the manure, &c., taken from a streets of the city; referred to the police com- mittee. The petition of Mrs. Mountz was read and re- ferred to ways and means committee. Mr. White, from streets committee, a resolution making an app riation to in es- erage 3 a ferry over the Potomac at the Littie ‘all<; 5 ‘Also, from same committee, resolution author- izing the Mayor to invite propoxals and receive — @ bridge over the canal on market space; passe , from same committee, resolution estab- the grade of second alley in Peters's u ir. Thomas reported, from select committee, resolution setting —— Thursday, the 26th inst., asa day of public thanksgiving; passed. A message was received from (he Mayor asking an appropriation to defray the expense of burying Eaos Reynolds; referred The Council thea adjourned. The canal boat Julia A Elgin, Capt. Aod. was Tobbed last night, while lying at the wharf of W. H’ & H G. Ritter, of five bags of wheat and two of corn, We understand that a black fellow by the name of Wesley Price was seen early this morning with the corn and wheat in his posses- sion. Spectator Fixe CHAMBER FURNITURE. Solid Osk and Meee CHAMBER SETS. ie CHAMBER SETS. al! of superior style and finish, and Walnut BUREAUS, and BEDSTEADS, and TRESSES, HAIR MAT- SSES, best quality. A Isrge assortment of the same articles at lower }Oe8. Pur stock of HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, is Very lorge, aod as to variety, quality and prices, Will compace with any otner he euty. Plesse call end examine before purobasing else- where. MoGREGOR & G0. 0¢ 2-eo3w 0. SH Tth atreet. UNEXPLosivE ETHEREAL OIL. The undersigned has ETHEREAL OIL UN- EXPLOSIV>& in its character, and which gives @ superior light, barns longer. and smokes less than the Ethereal Oil usuaily sold in this city. The right to sell this Oil im the Distriet of Columbia is guar ant to the undersigned, 16 sold only at the Depot, No. 481, northwest cerner of E and lith egy doe e its cys gs be shown at = time. The price is the same as theexplosive. Or ders will be punctually filled by leaving them at the on t-eotm FR.STUTZ, Grocer. XOODS FOR VIRGINIA BANK NOTES. R.H. MILLER, SON & cO.. will spi ‘ CHINA, GLASE. QUEENS Wank, GA®’ FIXTURES &e., &o., at their usual regniar low prices, with a discount of five per cent. for cash as heretofore, and receive in payments notes of any of the Virginia Banks (except the Bank of Kanaawa) atper. Any and ali debts due them, can be paid in the same currency, with thanks to such their debtors as choose to avail themselves of this prop opition. Alexandria, Sept. 29, 1857. se -4F TSTEVENS’s NEW FANCY 8TORE,s5. between Sth and leth streets. oan be found the Mosaic, lava, Gold Stone, and Silver, Pear] Bat- tons, with Goid Bands. nl2-eorf BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD-CASE IRON ie Pinnol sed ear in & ~sreful family, of Hallet. Davis & Co.. manufacturers, will be sold cash or credit, at our great oc 22 ton. wned ata great bargain for P LZ JOHN F. E ‘306 Pa. ave... bet. 9t/ NE, SPLENDID PIANO, almost new. for 0 Sie. NCalh nad ie ets icin Be a pia W. G. NETZEROTT, oo if ith etreet and Pa. av. A ANO for one for $3"; one for $75; and fae oe Si besides og Se Pad ones, Tanging in price from $150 to . All rent or — Mod loth atrects ee —_ 2 ee JOHN FP. RI ICKLES BY THE HUNDRED. ‘A lot of selected PICKLED CUCUMBERS, in sel see a een we en NG BCR oe OLLECTOR’S OFFICE, Cc City Harn, November 5, iam. Notice 1s hereby given tu all persons who have not paid their Taxes for she present year, and to ail wha are in arreare for orevings years, that at the expira- of sixty days from this date, or as avon theres! t e adv. ment can be prepared. all ty on which the taxes may remain u pad will bead - vertised and: old for the taxes, as the nw enjoms. Tho*e who do not wish to be put to the pense attendant on the advertisement Tequested to pay in season. JAS. F. HATIDAY, n6-eotJan 5 dorceror. UBIN’S EXTRACTS, all odors, at giaps's i near , and at his Sales Room are s9 Sm T. R. B. SCHWARZE, 5 GENERAL DEALER PACKER AND PICKLER OF OYSTERS, Corner of 12tn and E streets. (7 Anybody in want of Oysters should cali at na this piace, n5-1 Fg Seah Sikahig BaNbouine IR, T = earr.s4 at epee hy KING, * ONGRESS CLOTHING HALL, H." Pe. to TO en rele. ‘espectfully 8 frieeds aud customers “OORT Aasortment nis tin Pr ae Vests, and ) Purmebing » which he wiil sell at 25 cent. less than any shment Inthe city. ‘ ; pckdoioth Sut for Gl Sisawin