Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL-INTELLIGENCE.| Miss Jeniawa May’s SaconnCoxcent.—Well, the weather last night was sufficiently disagree- able, one would suppose, to have dismayed the most inveterate comet ae hip aryn Sheen petri: nok falr-weather display of coiffures and opera cloaks. Modest little Sanderson, rowing favorite, by , performed acceptably a ja from pai * ‘Then entered Miss May, and every <i opera glass was leveled at her, of course; <2a the Seatince auditors voted her “ hand- some,’ and the ladies, after the most critical ex- amination, could not but admit that she was «well dress » ‘The eye satisfied, the ear was next ealled upon to give judgment. She gave «Casta Diva’? with critical exactness, and the audience was satisfied, but by no means warmed. Palmer then performed Thalberg’s ‘‘ Prayer from Moses’’ ver’ ually, now coming up nearly to the excellence of its author in its per- formance, and anon rather fatiguing his hearers Miss May next performed *-0 luce quest anima,” (Linda,) with a warmth and brilliancy which took the house a deal by surprise, and the public delight was manifested in the heartiest applause. Mr. Frazer, a tenor of reputation, sang an aria fairly, but was quite evidently suffering from hoarseness. For his next i he judicious- ly substituted that spirited old song, ‘* The Bay of Biscay, oh; which he delivered with fine effect. We must really quarrel with Miss May for her performance of *‘Comin’ thro’ the rye.’ She sung it well, but with cold precision, and every- body who heard and saw Sontag execute this charming Scotch ballad, knows how immeasura- bly its effect was heightened by the archness of manner and mobility of countenance with which it was delivered. iss May, on the npg wee to convey the idea that getting kissed in that field of grain was rather a solemn affair. But, a# if she aimed at «trong contrasts, her next piece, ‘Robert toi que j’aime,” was deli- ciously, exquisitely performed, even to the nicest shades of accent. ‘Thoroughly in lp: po with her audience, her performance of * } Soguo,” (Lombgrdi,) tended yet further to carry it away, and in Snswer to the thundering encore, she sang, with touching sweetness and purity, * Home, Sweet Home.’” Mr. Palmer's execution of “ Airs Russes”’ was in his best style, and Mr. Sanderson concluded the concert with the brilliantly rendered “ Jnii- ana Polka,’ his own composition, by the way. now on fu Cinctir Covrt.—After our report closed yes- terday the case of Jerome B Green rs. James M. Busher was concluded by a verdict for plaintiff, with da: assessed at $75, and interest from 3th July, 1656 - The Court then took up the case of Wilson C Hewitt rs. Marshall & Tilletson Brown. This was an action brought to recover the value of a trunk lost through the alleged careles<ness of the defendants’ baggage agent. The case was con- cluded and went to the jury, but no verdict was given prior to adjournment. The jury, after he- ing out some time, sent back word that they could not agree upon a verdict in consequence of some misapprehension as to the evidence. So the Court allowed them to go their homes with the order to appear at court this morning and go into a farther consultation. This morning the Court met, and the jury in the above case were sent tothe jury room, after bearing some explanation from the counsel in re- lation to the point in the evidence about which they had disagreed The Court then took up the case of Thomas P. and Arkana C. Staley, by their next friend, es Samuel M. Knight. This wasan action tn as- sumpsit to recover certain moneys held by the defendant for the use of the plaintiffs, which moneys had never been accounted for. Carring- ton for plaintiffs, Morgxn for defence. Verdict for plaintif’—damages *!55, with interest from Ist Joly, 1566. The Court then took up the case of John B. Morgan ts. Wm. H. Fanning. In this case the plaistif? bad rented a house toa party, and the rent falling in arrear the defendant in this case was employed to levy adistrain for the said rent. ‘The distrain was duly levied, and the goods of the party taken jon of, and afterwards xiven back in indulgence tothe party owing said Tent, without the rent first having been satisfied. Th rty, it was alleged, then secreted or con- veyed away the said goods, and the rent was thus lost. The action was brought to recover from the defendant the amount of said rent Davidge and Swann for plaintitr; Giberson and Wharton for defence. ‘This case was pending when this report closed. Tax River.—A stiff northwest breeze is blow- ing all the water out of the river this morning. In the absence of river fowl in the Potomac this fall, a number of the old river duckers are porvine for a three months’ trip to North Caro- ina, where ¢! Propose to spend the time in ducking on shares with some old sportsman. The game thereabouts, it is represented, abounds im greater numbers than for Leer” d boars previous. Yesterday. as the steamtug +‘ Belle Haven”? was engaged in towing from Georgetown a scow loaded with ship timber for the Scotia, now load- ing off the Arsenal for England, the wind being bigh and the scow deep loaded, she ran her bows under water and sunk her a sbort distance above the south draw of the Long Bridge Most of the timber with which she was loaded was sunk, and of course lost. At Galt & Young’s wharf, arrived sehr. Excel- sior, oe Riley, from Philadeiphia, with 253 tons coal. The Excelsior is a new craft, this being ber firsttrip. She was built in New Jer- sey, and is a snug looking craft enough for a packet. Her cabins are fitted upina very neat masner, fuished with bird’s eye maple and ma- y veneering, and are quite roomy. Montaty Report of Dearus ty tats Citr vor OctoseRr, 1557.—Accident, 1; brain, conges- tion of, 1; eancer 2; ebildbed, holera infant- um, I; consumption, 9; croup. arrbe@a, 1; diarrhea, chreni entery, chronic, 1; enteritis, 1, fever, intermittent 1; fever, remittent, 4; fever, typhoid, 4; fever, typhus, 1; heart, disease of, 1; ianition, 2; jaundice, 3; kill- ed, 1; mania-a-potu, 1; marasmus, 3; meningitis, 1; old age, 2; paralysis, 1; perforation of bowels, 1; peritonitis, 1; pertussis, 3; plenropneumonia,1; paeumonia, 2; pneumonia, chronie, 1; paeumonia, typhoid, 1; scrofula, 1; still born, 4; sudden, 1; not rted, 3. Of this number there were of the age of— Aprgats to Corar.— esterday at 2 o'clock, P. m., Horatio M. Maryman, charged with incit- ing to riot, appeared for trial at the office of Jus- tice Donn. It appeared that Mr. Maryman, who is aconnty constable, bad an execution against the goods and chattels of a man named O'Brien, but was unsuccessful in bis endeavors to get into O’Brien’s house by daylight. He remained in the neighborhood untii after night, when O°Bri- en seeing him with others, armed and loitering about the neighborhood, and hearing a threat to ta United States warrant and ‘break in the oor,’’ went for the Auxiliary Guards. Thi came, and, after receiving | advice, arreste, several of those who were with Maryman; be- tween nine and ten o’clock—or about ten—Mary- man offered to show that he was there with a U S. warrant; but Justice Donn read a certificate from Justice Cull, that, at 10¥ o’clock that night, he Issued the U.S. warrant to Mr. Mary- man against O'Brien. Justice Donn decided that Marymanp was there illegally, and beld bim with John and R.A. Marymen, his sons, and Walter ‘Thompson and George Baker to bail for trial at the Criminal Court, and fined each of the four last named $20 and costs, for carrying dangerous a —— to the Circuit Court were im- jately in each of the Corporation cases Acciprsr — Yesterday afternoon, a man named James Buckley, formerly a watchman, now a laborer at the Washington Navy Yard, had his left leg broken. He was engaged with several others in hoisting the iron rafters for the roof of the new shell house. when the coupling towhich it was attached parted. and the rafter fell a dis- tance of from twenty-five to thirty feet, striking Buckley tn its descent, and causing a dangerous single fracture near the left ankle. Buck) y ‘a employed in varicus capacities 2b Navy Yard for many yore, and is represe be a man of excellent character. He has, we understand, a large family of young children dependant on his labors in the Yard, to whom pbis unfortunate accident will be a serious draw- Yesrzapar, a Committee fram the Board of Public School Trustees, had an audience with the Seeretary of the Interior, with a view to ob- gin hus ee to and influence = fo make sueh appropriations of public lands as will, in addition’ to the seamasoes free our own citizens. place the public school system in the national metropolis on an equality with that in other cities. The Secretary, in a plai: Practical manner, conversed freely on the sub- Ject, and assured bis visitors that the t should receive his Ro Und earnest atten! . He Gesired additional information on certain Points to be furnished bim at an early day. Tae Pourtm Awxvat Batt of our gentleman- ly friends of the Good Will Club takes place on Wednesday evening, November 25, at Carusi's Saloon. Their balls and cotillon parties are al- Ways enjoyable. —_—_ Py Tus Lavies of Capito! Rill are giving a Pair for a worthy object, at the Columbia Engine House. See advertisement. : . T Grain Preithteits —Notwithstanding the paucity of theatrical amusements in this city, out German friends manage to make quite a display in dramaties for their own and their friends’ mu. tual entertainment. The Washington German Turner Association bave resection at their Hall on New J avenue, a stage, with ap scenery painted by the Italian fresco painters at the Capitol-extension works, where ¢! have frequent dramatic entertainments in the German language. On last Friday night an entertainment ‘was given to their friends by the Italians at the Capitol. A large party of persons were present; speeches were made, and songs wang, in some half a dozen different languages. e play for the evening was delivered In the German lan- guage, and entitled Schlafrock und die Uniform; or, the Robe de Chambre and the Uniform. The lay was exceedingly well performed, as the Boar plaudits of the audience testified; and at its close, the seats in the Hall were cleared out, and several hours were passed most pleasantly by the company in the enjoyments of the merry dance The whole entertainment passed off jn the most quiet manner; nothing occurring to mar the universal good feeling, except the uninvited obtrusion of some half a dozen members of the night watch into the Hall, with cigars in their mouths, at which they sucked away, filling the room with a sickly odor, in spite of the regula- tious of the Association, which prohibit the use of tobacco in the Hall. Those present—and a larg proportion of them were ladies and gentle- men of high Tespectability and unexceptionable good breeding—were Sinn! enough disgusted by such acts of wanton vulgarity on the part of the uninvited guests; and they very ap rd deemed that those who do not pay for their entertain ment should not make their presence so disa- greeably apparent. RENEWAL OF THE Hoe War —This morning the persons employed to enforce the law in rela- tion to b going at large, went to that portion of the Fourts Ward pari Government print- ing office, to discharge their duty. They were resisted by a crowd of men and women, and offi- cers Watson and Gardner went to their assist- ance. A desperate fight ensued, and officer Wat- son was terribly cut with bricks and stones about the head and face. Gardner was bruised and his clothes torn. Word was sent to Captain Klopfer, who went to the spot and arrested David Harrington, Timothy Fitzgereld and Sarah Harrington. the leading spirits in the opposition ranks. The: were sent to jail for trial at Court by Justice Donn This locality isa battle ground known to the police for years past, and upon all riotous occa- sions the men, women and children able to throw a stone have been accustomed to take a part. Firine at RatLroap TRatns seems to be the latest amusement hit upon by the rowdy genera- tion. Yesterday morning, as the train in from Baltimore was nearing the railroad depot, a pas- senger, Mr. Blakely, of Laurel Factory, who was sitting in one of the cars, received in his cheek a ball froma pistol fired in the hands of one of a party of young men then on the commons. “Quantico,” of the Alexandria Sentinel, says “John L. Wirt, for more than twenty yearsa member of the Capitol Police, died suddenly this afternoon, from hemorrhage of the lungs. He was an honest man and faithful officer. Some years ago he was seriously wounded by a pistol ball, while aiding to suppress a fracas in the House of Representatives, from the effects of which be never recovered.’ Larceny —Yesterday Henrietta Jackson, col- ored, was arrested by Officer Suit for the larceny of a box containing certain articles of jewelry, vained at about thirty dollars, the property of S. H. Platt. Sbe was taken before Justice D. Smith, who committed her to jail for a further hearing, with the expectation that others concerned in the robbery will be arrested. A Rexaway Stsamen.—The new canal steam- er which has been fitting up at the Virginia Car Works, and moored at their wharf, took occa- sion to make a trial trip on her own hook, last night, and drifted up the Potomac. She was hauled to by the George Page this morning, and bronght back.—Alez. Sentinel. Tuz Horse Trapg ix Tuts crry.—A. Green, auctioneer, sold yesterday a number of young horses, from four to six years of age, at prices ta ng from $40 to $100. The horses were brought from Virginia. Tut Batt oF THR Goop IntTENT Association was unavoidably postponed last night on account of the unpleasant weather. It takes place to- night at Munder’s hall. To-niour, the seeond lecture of ExElder Hyde, on Mormonism. Warcu Returxs.—Michael Riley, Ireland, vagrant; workhous 90 days. Wm. Anderson, Conn., vagrant; dismissed. Stephen Murphy, Ireland, vagrant; dismissed. Thos. P. cher ents, Ireland, drunk and erage workhouse © days. Charlotte Clements, Ireland, vagrant ; do. Fourteen lodgers were accommodated, all non-residents. ; ———— “Wooptaxd Cream,” for the bair; Bat Tuovsany Flowers, for cloansing the teet beautifying the complexion. ‘The genuine article to be had at Jos. SHILLINGTON’s Bookstore, Odeon Building. corner 45 street and Pa. avenue. n19 tf ee Spgctat Notice.—For Perfumed B: Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, u: 1,000 Flowers’ For dressing Ladi “ Wood! Cream,” a new puinade ; it cai tleinen’s hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 centa each. W OP. Fetainer & Co., ._, Preprietors, New York. Sold by all the druggists, Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington, Taylor & Macry, Book- seilers, between 9th and 10th st., Pa avenue. ni? oF and By MAKRIED, On the 19th instant, by the Rev. Mr. ins, MALCOLM SEATON, to JANE, deter ores ¢ Benjamin Sprigg, all of this city. EDWARD T. MATHEWS Mie eee: Ms. * Sto 8 7 FAHERTY, both of Washington. se DIED. lace on Sunday afternoon, ‘from his Iate residence, No. 371 3 atreet, corner of 6th, Navy Yard. His frends and tances are iexpecifuily invited to attend, “On the 19th instant. GEORGE, infont son’ m the | instant. GE) infant son of Par hcre Louisa Klotz, aged tnree monthe and weive days. —_—_—_—_———_— MARR EACTURED TO ORDER. a GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BOOTS AND SHOES. 1 offer the fol.owing goods at prices enum erated below : Ladies’ double-soled Heeled Gaiters, $2.25, * without heels, 92,00. * = “ Morocco heeled Boots, $1.75. con A pa without heels, $1.37. “ - Walking Shoes at $1.12; and Misses and Children’s in ca ye ne 2 Gentlemen’s double soled at $54 pair. Cali at JO F.CREW®S’ nié-Im* No. 424 7th st... between G and H. 179 SARS WARD MICLINERY AND DRESS MAKING ESTABLISH- MENT. —Will open. on Saturday, Nov. 21, & beautiful selection of Winter Bonnets. Headd-esses, Caps, Ribbons, Feathers, and Flowers. 1s Making, in all its branches,’ executed in the neatest manner, and at moderate prices. Ladies by ee ges or call and examine. SiISS S. IANEY & siSTER, No. 179 Ps. » bet. 17th and lath st ni9 st® First GOSHEN BUTTER, BUCK WHEAT. 52 firkins prime quality GOSHEN BUTTER. 20 tune yivania and New York BUCK- 19 whole, half, and quarter boxes RAISINS, 109 Maryland cured family HAMS. ‘ Just received and for sale SAMUEL nid St corner of Pa, r -ptd MARKET! CITY MARKET! Having opened the above market, I will constant ly keep ‘inds of marketing, which I will sel! as cheap ss cen be bouglit in any et in. Washiug- ton. Alarketing sont to all parts of the city without one! chases, ORGE THOS. STEWART, nivst* corner of 12th and H street. NATIONAL SONGS, Harmonised as Voor t uartettes, Glasgow; 75 cents. One Handred Songs of Scotland, music and words, lar Songs, musio and words, jean Songs, London: 37 ots, The Book of English Songs, 1 vol.; illustrated, London; 75 ets. The Universal Songster, 3 vols., 8vo.; London ; 1l- Justrated by Cruikehnank; $5.50, The Songs of land, arranged with Pinnoforte accompiniments; Edinburgh, 3 vols, in 1, 8vo. half Turkey Moroceo; 5 ign Turkey Morocec), $e. CK TAYLOR. a a Oe oy oy ofthe bye, by Spencer Cairnes Character and Logic of Political economy pee Dietacanry ° Syncey ms and Paron- euprereaget Zchnson, enlarged edition, « vols.,many ‘rooke 's Waxed-paper process in Photography, tafe and Services of Palmerston, pamphist, 19 ACON & CO, ave. god 7th street, Api Sonptintonnet Re'Brisns Pol times, 2 by 8, $3.75 Literature f: t t vols., $3.30. ‘Imported per Inst steamer __PRANCK TaYLOR_ EW GuOvS8 at M UGH- ‘ 5 Bayt ppl between di and sh GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. Correspondence of The Star. . Guronoztown, Nov. 20, 1857. ‘The passage by the Council on Monday even- ing of an ordinance appropriating one hundred dollars to assist in the establishment of a ferry over the Potomac, af the Little Falls, has caused. no little alarm among a 1. rtion of our own citizens and those of Virginia, who are in the habit of attending the District markets for the dis; of their produce. It has been construed into an intention upon the part of our city author- ities to allow the present thoroughfare for travel to and from Virginia to be interru; the re- moval of the inclined plane at the Little Falls bridge, by the contractors for the construction of the wooden superstructure of said bridge. That such a step just at this time would prove greatly injurious to our citizens generally it certainly re- quires no arguments to prove. This inclined plane furnishes the only reliable means of crossing the Potomac at or near this point, and to remove it at this season of the year ust at the commencement of the fall trade. an leave those who supply our markets with nearly all the articles that enters into the daily consump- tion of er family, to say nothing of the enor- mons quantities of or and wood which daily, during the fall and winter months, crosses at this point, and to the uncertainties of a ferry, and that, too, merely to accommodate two or three | aap would be, we think, acting sui- cidal in the extreme. We all know that it is almost an impossibility to operate a ferry at this point so as to properly accommodate ordinary market wagons dating even the summer months, much less the heavy class of vebicles generally used in the transportation of the heavier articies of trade, such as pork, &c., and that, too, ata season of the year when the river, at this point, is liable to almost daily interruptions by freshets, ice, and from other causes. We have been informed that some person or persons engaged upon the work atthe lope fr hus alread: notified the citizens of Virginia of their intention to remove the inclined plane before spoken of, and thus suspend the travel over the bridge. If this be the faet, we sincerely hope that our city authorities will take immediate steps to prevent this intention from being carried into execution. As has already been said, ‘- suf- ficient unto the day is the evil thereof.’ If the contractors are Loar | to commence raising the superstructure, let them complete the interme- diate spans and leave the connection with those already up and the spans over the canal to be raised last. During this time the masonry can be (if the weather continues favor@bte for such work) completed so that there need occur but one interruption to travel, and that at a period of the year when it will not be so seriously felt. . e have been requested by R. Ould, Esq., to say that copies of the new code of laws for the District will be left at the Mayor's for distribu- tion Saturday or Monday. The schooner Mill Boy, 1 ing at the wharf of Mr. Peter Berry, was rob! od few n ghts since. of some fifteen to twenty bushels of cats. Most of it was recovered, a colored man informing where it had been deposited by the thieve.. Business about the river wharves is rather dull, the only arrivals since our last are the schrs Statesman, Wick, from N. York, to the Messrs. Dodge; Ann Prickrell, Dukes, Philadelphia, to Hyde & Davidson, and the D. E. Sawyer, Pear- son, New York, to Jos. N. Fearson. The quantities of flour and grain arriving is quite limited. Flour is held at 5a%5 25. Wheat $1.15a$1.25 for red and white of good qualities Corn, old, 70c. for white and yellow. Ss. —_—— _—_—_—__— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS. WO LARGE PROJECTING STORE WIN- DOW 8 and four good SHOW CASES for sale ata bargain by 4. K. LUNDY, _nl9-2w No. 128 Bridge street, (seorgetown. F URS! FURS Szymour, in Georgetown. announces to his eus- tomers that his assortment of Lapixs Fancy Fuks, is now completed, in all qualities and styles. Minck Sable, Stone Marten, French do, “itch do. Furs in this establishment are fresh and elegant in their manufacture. Every article warranted as rep- resented. Having bought the present stock for cash at very iow rates, we will sell very low, ies, to get great bargains, should call early at nis-dsw W, F. SEYMOUR’S, Georgelown. FROM BOSTON.—The schooner Elizabeth B. has arrived, and will discharge omer S row, weather permitting. HARTLEY & BRO. 101 Water street, George own. OR SALE—A pair of fine youne MULES, oni T five years old next sp: ro ‘hey rfectly gentle, and work freely in any of harness. Sold because the owner RSLs = are ki fas no Eraployment for them. Inquire of. JOSHUA BATEMAN, near ‘Trinity (Catholio) Church, Georgetown. ni2-2w Mss CHRISTIE JOHNSON, - TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, In desirous of forming Classes in Elocution in the ools in Washington, and will give instruction to weyie portie in that citfand in Georgetown. Miss Johnson wi'l give lessons to youths and pro- fessional gentlemen. . dence, Miss Harrover’s (formerly Miss Eng- ) Female Seminary, corner Washington and streets, Georgetown. or farther information and circulars apply at Blanchard & Mohun’s Bookstore, REFERENCES, Mrs. Wilham FP. Ritchie, Richmond, Va. Rev. Stephen P. Hill, Washington, db. c Grafton Tyler, M. D., Georgetown, 5 oe 3!-lin ere —>>——————E——— FOR RENT AND SALE. For other" For Rentand Sale” notices see \st page, WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS.-W. J. Nagle having failed to comply with his con- teat in resant to shese fooms, shes oe offered for Tent to parties giving 8, concerts, 2 Hieuines” inquire of JOHN M. YOU maker. Gay SOW RENT —A lasce Waminal ia ean, OK RENT.—A large, Furnished, front ROOM, lighted with gas, convenient to the Caoitol, Avenue, and Patent Office, on east side of Third street, first house above E. n19-3t For RENT.—The three-s! Brick HOUSE on the corner of 15th street and Pa. avenue, con- taining i rooms. Store room fronting on the Ave- large dining room fronting on 15th street. nue, ‘The house 1s lighted with gas, and toa good tenant rei the rent will be moderate. Possession given first December. Apply to U. K.P. HASARD. durentiy opposite. nis Se T.—The large third-story KOOM, y-light and gas fixtures, of the building c venue and |3:h street. A portion of the room is partitioned off and furnished. The room will be rented with or without the furnit Apply to JOS. TRAVERS or L. MURPHY, on the cal sea. n19-3t* For RENT.—A Furnished HOUSE. containing eight rooms, suitable fura smal! family, situated two sqi north of the Patent Othes, ineluding fuel. "Ts reasonable. F culara add Wc. B., City Post Office. ‘seta n is-2t* By J. C. MoGUIRE. Auctioneer. PEER TURE a CUA AERTS nk vi poll. at ei of at A cna ety Mah and Walnut leaf Marble Vases Gilt and giain Bat Winer % yainut Work Stand, Iron © ‘hree ply and ingraia Car, Oilcloth Reftigerator Wainy ee ors 3 . nw ie Feather Bed. Bolsters cad Nap aioe, Hair usk Mattresses, Quilts Spreads, Sheets, and Table Linen ressing and other Bureaus ‘ashstands Toilet Setts Crockery, Glassware ‘ks, Plated 3; is astors, Cook Stove, &c. 2 ‘ogetner Wath the usual assortment of Kitchen uisites, Terms, $2) stud under, credit of 90 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest. ni7-d&ds JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED MONDAY MORNING, the 234, at 10 o’el’k. 20-2t .C. MeGUIRE, Auotioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. B* VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO the subscriber, bearing date the Sd day of Sep- tember, 1851, and duly recorded in the Land Records of Washington coun: y, in the District of Co umbia, I shall sell at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 16th day of November, at 4 o'clock, P.m., Lot No. 3, in Square No. 24, lying in said Cit of Washington. and fronting 55 feet 9 inches on nort] M street, and ranning back 100 feet to an alley 29 feet wide, which, by side alleys, hasan outlet on Mth and 25th streets. Thi neat two-story Frame House on the nearly opposite the late Gen. Thomp- residence, now owned by Johu E. Reeride, rth M street is soon to be graded, and the neigh- borhood vine. "Terms: One-third cash ; balance in 6, 12, and 18 cash; over that sum a Terms: One-thi months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust. Conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser, 4 . Re CRAWFORD. Trurtec, n l0-d A. GREEN, Anct. 07 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in consequence of the rain, until THURSDAY, the 19th instant, same hour and place, rder of the Trustee. hy ae ee Tee a GREEN deck: i> THE ABOVE SALE is still further Post- poued, ta consequence of the rain, until MONDAY, he instant, same hour and place. By order of the Trustee. niocta ‘A: GRE HAMS: HAMS!! We have & choice lot of Family-oured HAMS, which are unsurpassed in excellence. KING & BURCHELL, sa24 Corner of Vermont avenue and isth atraet. - takes ee eee ener NOoTIcE TO HOUSEKEEPERS, Cc, R.L. CROWN & CO., havi received alarge and well selected stock for the Fall trade, in- vites Housekeepers and those in want of FURNITURE or CROCKERY WARE, to exainine their stock, as they are determined tosell to suit the ti ane of the trict taken at “a = L. CROWN & co., oc 16-tf No. 357.‘corner of 6th st. and Pa. av. Vikcinia AND DISTRICT MONEY. TAKEN AT PAR FoR BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNES, A S. P. BOOVER’S IRON HALL BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK ESTABLISHM ESR ee” Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and With sts. I have just returned from the North, with a splendid assortment ofa SR kinds of ad Gentlemens, Mis sos, Boys’ uldrens’, ROOTS. and SHOES." Alac NKS, CARPET BA SATCHELS, all of which I sell ior the above money. Cail carly, at SAM’L. P. HOOVER’S, a Iron Hall. cy STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILL. Economy anv Convenience. We are now ready to deliver WOOD SA WED and SPLIT at 20 per cent. less than tho usual rates, and better prepared than it can be by hand. Kuots and wood of inconvenient size not sent. . All orders for less than half a cord will be delivered in crates to any part of the house at no further ex- pense to the purchaser. Pine wood in crates 35 cents. Oak wood = do. 40.cen In this part of our business we will oper no ac- counts, as we have come to the conclusion to make “Xlsow on hand HICKORY, OAK, and PINE so. on han . * N WOOD and CUAL of all kinds. which will be dis- posed of on the usual acoommodating terms, ow on the way— One cargo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace, One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators. Coal 2,240 Ibs. to the ton. All under ever, Orders promptly Slled. aw. GA and C . J, northwest corner of i2th 00 7-tf one square south of P. DUBANT'S New EATING HOUSE. The undersigned desires to inform his friends and he public, that he has leased and thoroughly rey d refitted the corner of P: occupied by Wm. Walker. and other: and favorably known as the National surant. The improvements and alterations which | have made, are on the most complete and ample scale, and have been furnished at great trouble and expense, and J can contidently promise to present to those who may honor ine with their patronage, accommo- dations which cannet be surpassed, . To gentlemen who wish apartments for private rties, | would state that J hav rented aud itted up for that parpose, the larg commodious house celeron the corner, on 6th street, where their wants will be promptly attended to, On Sunday my bar will, of course, be closed, but e who desire them, can be supplied with iheir 8 on other day my Eating Rooms, in the bove mentioned, On 6th street, entrance sec ond door above the avenue. I deem it proper here to state, that the whole es- tablishment wili be under my 1inmediate supsrvis- ion and control. $ To those who mav require the services'of a French Cook, for entertainments of any kind, 1 would say that Ican furnish such upon short nvtice, and on reasonable terms. In fact, I wish to benefit the vance my own interes! all cae i me ‘setually to do 80. - Due notice wil! 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 Hal! Restaurant, together with the Rifle and Pistol Gallery. Its well known character renders it unnecessary to say anything upon she business advantages which it pesegaees. n . a No. 547, |. svenue. ublic. as we'l as ad- and J hope that my friends support as will enable me *OR RENT.—Fither furnished or unfurnished, an excellent, three-story, new Brick House, iment, No. 49” New Jersey avenue, fi minutes’ walk from the Capitol, with threes stable and coach house, with immadiate posse: Joquire at AM. WALKER’S Portrait Galle: iT Olen ge na, corner 434 street and Pa, auenue.” ni9- Poa oor, lighted wit ee Apply at Room No. n a ‘OR RENT.—The new FRAME HO! n the northwest corner of 220 aud H streets went, inthe First Ward. Inquire at MOORE’S Drug Store, 113-Pa. avenue. n 18-3t RARE CHANCE.—Wiil be sold low fc h, As RES RUAN on i treet, 0 posite the Centre Market. Apply to R. M. A. FENWICK Restaurant, Pa. avenue, between Ist and 2d streets, aH nig 8t* T3 RENT. t ROOM, on the rthe Department . 9, State Department. —A PARLOR and CHAMBER, handsomely furnished, and where there is a small family and no boarders kept, ina respectable neighborhood, on F street, near the Treasury De- partment. Inquire at the Star Office. nig 3t* CARD RARE CHANCE.—Tweivo large and handsome Rooms. with Bath-rooms, &c., &¢.. f for rent, furnished or unfurnished, uitable chambers or offices. Will be rented soperately or ai] together. Terms reasonable, ‘Those apartments are over our establishment, Pa, a bet pe pl i is nt, venue, between 9th WALL, STEPHENS & CO, n 18-Im (States) OR RENT, LEASE OR SALE.—Two Houses F on 7th street, near ihe Parke One contains a large store , cellar, and bakehouse, 8 attached astable and other out houses. ‘It would make an exceilent stand for any one wishing tocom- bne the Frocery and huckstering business, or for a baker, Also, the large Fra) tage next door, containing niue room has attached a stable, smoke house, and e lar ‘To good and per- garden. To gi: oe She UUia" eB At, 1 EES EBs) TS FURS PES HOUSE FOR SALE og gin mn A in rooms. ie Wil betsciat or rented phew Fur- and new. tl 5 bd po Ye 10. 24 Missou quality, Toxeth BOARDING. OAR DING.—Mrs. RUFF has taken Tar; B commodions, houses ‘No. 398 Detieee, mnt Ith, where she intends to rent her Rooma, furnish furnished, t iT tei jt ced tera ett abet Ratu hay by thes or week. aenls aoe Onn eaey sere J R. B. eee aes PACKER AND RICKLER OF OYSTERS, i Comer of 12th streets. pe en Anybody in want of Oysters show! elm AIR. iH. AND BANDOLINE RUSHER Stans’ lair ftore meer h is iealaladealotars a ADIES’ TUC ‘and all sorts of COMBS, a Li G fos ras sels ool Pa) ase «2 ADAME DELARUKE begs to inform the La- ches that she has received, per steamer ** North ”’ a large and elegant assortment of Winter consisting in part of Fine Flowers in sprays, Bridal and renin Sets, of thevery latest noice selection of Dress Hats and Caps; Head Dresses of pearl, jot ribbon, and various other Styles; Poiat, Chantilly, Brossela nd Imita- tion Laces; Embroidered ar lars and Sleeves in se! jandkeroriefs, Capes, Berthes, Skirts, and C: et and Bracelets, Pins, ear-rings. Cap and Hair pins; large Balls for the bairin great. ety; Feathers of all colors; first quality Jauvin’s Kid Gloves for Ladies and Gentle men; Perfu: , Combs, Brushes, and a great many fe ticles in too great vay enume- Fated. 11 one goods will Moopen on Thursday, the 19th instant. when the Ladies are most respectful! invited to call. 238 insylvania avenue, near iSt! street. —_ n 18-St* 0 THE LADIES ANDGENTS, 1 would most respectfully beg leave to inform the ty to Ladies and Gents of the District and sur- rounding country t have ft yy re- ceived another larg ly of tl lebrated *“Louble and Single Oven Rising Star,’” Cooking Stov io the Flora Air tight Flat-top Cooking Stoves. which moke my stock of Stoves, Grates, &c. the heaviest that is or ever has been in the Distriot of Columbi ; Coal and Wi of various sizes and of the latest improved patte carefully selected by my- self, for parlors, stores. chambers, dining-rooms, ae: bath houses, offices, churches, steam- ts. All of which I shall sell at a very sma!! advance on the original Ss times are very hard. I would also say a word here to my friends and customers that cannot make it convenient through the day to leave their places of business to make purchsses eep open every night (except Sunday) until 9 o'clock for their xecommodation. . Nos. 318 and ey Sra cue g soli ps and ae + 8-story, brown stone , haloony in fron! full ofstoves. ‘C. WOODWARD. ; P. 3.—Just received from Boston, a supply 0! Shaw's “Gas Heating” Stoves, for which ‘Tam the agent m the District. ni¢-6t Te! ART UNION OF LONDON, 1858. E mber for the current +, ending Mar: 81, 1850 wi i receive for exch $530 5: oreption largeaund important line engraving by J. 'T. ai- more. A. R. A., from the well known original pic- ture by the late J. M. W. Turner, R. A. Venice, “ Helleni’s Picture conveyed to the Church of the Redentore” And in addition, ehance of obtain Ing one of the prizes to be allotted in April next, whieh will include the right to select for simaits i= ies eee F 28, BEE Ga AP ORS hp atree no Lacs Rea “8 AUCTION SALES. ————— TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. ooms ‘ash " D. C., on account of ia Gs recta eaaceane Se ee 5 4 Plate ver-piated Tea ‘erme: $20 and under, cash; over that s of zane monte, fr notes ‘atisfactorily en Wal # Neox, Admin’rs. W. P. MAULSBY, Z yas. oNec JIRE, Auct. FUTURE DAYS. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Pp SALE ecu to a No. 138, folios 257, 258, 258, 160, and 261, one of t land records of Washington county. District of C jumbia, I shall, on SATURDAY, the 5th of Dece ber next, at 4u' Pp. m., in front of the premises, offer for sale at i¢ auction, to the highest bidder therefor. the eastern half of Lot No.6, in Square No. 337, in subdivision of John Wilson and Nicholas Callan, ss the same is Tecorded in the office of the oe said city of Washington, District of Co Terms cash. The property to be resold at the risk and expense of the urohaser unless the terins of sale are complied with within three days from the tay of le DW. C. EARRINGTON, 7, = 2c. iN, st n13-law&ds A. GREEN, Auct, By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT ar Avcrion. Owing to the inclemency of the weather yea terday, and the present pressure in money mar- ket, Maj. G. Tochman has POSTPONED the pub- he sale of his residence and farm. in the County of Alexandria, Va., the 4th of Jannary next, at 10 o'clock a.m.,on the premises. In the meantime, they are offered for private sale; and further information as to terms of sale, » may be obtained at the auction store of J. C. McGuire. JAS. C. McGUIRE, 00 27-2aw Auction and Cx sion Merchant. A YEAR!: $1 000 1,00 A YEAR?! 1,00 A YEAR. Profitable and Honorable Em- 1,00 A YEAR. ployment forall times. Persons 4,000 A. R. in town or country, in search of 1,000 A. AR. employment as a source of in- 1,000 A. AR. come, or to fill up their leisure 1,000 A YEAR. hours, may hear of such by ieee ae closing oe. oes Ft . 0 Professor 1,000 A. AR. by 1,000 A YEA 1,000 A YEAR. 1,000 AY R. 1,000 A’ R. article of daily consi tion, and 1900 A YEAR: can. be. manufsetured in’ the 1,000 A R. agent’s dwelling; reeure by co 1,000 A R. pyright; sale as permanent as Hear R. flour. Anagent is wanted in ev- ery town in the Union. A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, < * 75 Years of Age, Whose sands of life have nezrly run out, diseor- ered while in the East Indies, « certum cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,and Genera! Debility. ‘The remedy was discovered by him when his only child, a daugh- ter, was given up to dis. He had heard much of the wonderful restorative and healing qu:lities lip a arations made from the Fast India Hemp. end the thought oceurred to him thrt he might make a rem- edy for his child. He studied hard and succeeded in realizing his wishes. His child was cured, and is now alive and weil. He has since administered the wonderfui remedy to thousands of sufferers in +l! parts of the world, and he has never failed in mak- ing them completely healthy and happy. Wishiny todo as such good as possible, he wiil send to suc! of his afflicted fellow-beings as request it, this re- cipe with full and eaphcit directions for making it up successfully using it. He requires each ap- icant to enclose him one shilling—three cants to returned as porage on tae recipe, and the ra- mainder to pearenes to the payment of this ad- vertisernent. Address Dr. H. JAMES, No. 119 Grand street, Jersey City, N. J nl4-lm BERRIES, For sale by ni2 A t cetera, NG & BURCHELL, corner 15th street and Vermont ave. CAUTION. ; I, persons are cautioned against purchasing Land Warrants No. 39,294, for 160 acres, issued to John Lindsey; No, 38,352, for 160 sore ued to Win. MeConch . 37 882, for 80 acr ued to w W. Pug 22.268 Lor 80 ser ued to Isham Ivey. Said warrants having been s' my office, caveats have been entered in the General Lana Office te prevent patents issuing on said war- Bats, og rise ese wll be made to = Pension Othee for the issuing of dup:icate warrante. AVM. J. MARTIN, n10-w6w Attorney for Warrantees. OLLECTOR’S OFFICE, City Haty, November 5, 1857. Notice is hereby given to all persons who have not their Taxes for the present year, and to ai! who re in arrears for previous years, thatat the expira- tion of sixty days from this date, or as soon thereaf- ter as the adve: ment can be prepared. all pees. ty on wi the taxes may remain uopaid will bead- vertised and + old for the taxes, as the law enjomms. Those who do not wish to be put to the heavy ex- ——— on the advertisement and sale are request to pay in season. = a - JAS. F. HALIDAY. n6-eotJan5 Collector. At STEVENS’s NEW FANCY STORE, 6. between Sth and lth streets, can be found the Mosaic, Lava, Gold Stone, and Silver, Pear! But- tons, With Gold Bands. ni2-eotf JNEXPLOSIVE ETHEREAL OIL, ‘The undersigned has ETHEREAL OIL UN EXPLOSIVE in its cl cter, and which gives a erior light, burns longer. and smokes less than the Ethereal Oil usually sold in this city. The right to sell this Oilin the District of Columbia is oe a anteed to the undersigned, and is sold only nt the Depot, No. 481, northwest corner of EB and lith streets. where its superiority will be shown at any time. The price is the same as the explosive. Or- ders will be punctually filled by leaving them at the iy yt. gee FR. STUTZ, Grocer. from oe 21-e03m cING H. *'°conoress cLoruing HALL. No. 414 Pa. av., north side, between 434 & 6th sts, Respectfully informs his friends and customers \" t ived a large assortment OE PALL and WINTER GOODS connet 4 ing of Coats, Pants, Vests, and Gentlamen’s Furnishing Goods, which he wil! sell at 2 Force ees than any other establishment the city. aL will se{] an entire Winter Suit for 5.and a binck Broadcloth Suit for 810. oc 23-2tawim nt ee KING. C, WOODW4RD'S METROPOLITAN STOVE AND GRATE FACTORY No. 318 Pa, avenue, between loth and, fe 3-e03m Vth streets, I K.W.G.U. NEWMAN , Having returned to the First Ward. offers his ofessionai services to bis frends and the E 3. may be found at his old residence, No. 76 K st. 3-eolm* IANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS!!! New and second-hand Pianos, from the factories of Steinway & Sons, New York; Wm., Knate & Co. Baltimore. and of my Son's BEES factory, Philadelphia, alway; at moderate terms. for sale and to rent. at No, 493 Lith street, eight doors above Pa-avenve. nig eolm FR. C. REICHENBACH, THE GIRLS’ DE!LIGHT—PAPER DOLLS. iss Florence, with her wardrobe complete Miss Hattie, with dresses for all occasions F Master F: —our young friend appears in 8 varie- ty of characters ; sometimesa schoolboy, some- times as a “young gent’’” i Nellie, a youn; Andy of the “upper ten,” with dress- A cut cient in elegance for a princess of the Pe : Clara, with a wardrobe well supplied with various article of attire, of the richest and most costly on. ription. Paper Furniture for Pai per _ 3 Price 13 cents 75 cents the set. For sale a’ — TAYLOR & MAURY’S n 18-St Bookstore, near 9th st. First WARD MARKET STORE, igned having taken a Store on I street, grat door went from corner of a. avenue nnd Sith Fie wher: ully informs the citizens of he irst facd and the public generaliy, that he is now prepared fa furnish’ than MEATS. VEORTR, BLES. POULTRY, &c, and. in (nck, every thing usually kept in such an establishment, at the lowest yo prices. Staw2w O THE PUBLIC. Parties or persons baring odvertiont for sale an “ UNEXPLOSIVE GAS,” which is no- thing but the well-known ~Etherial Oil,” therefore I deem it necessary to caution consumers their safety, that the only genuine article is known as propared and avid. y'E STUTZ: nt bie Depot coe repared and sold y F.S8 at his , Cor Ferof ith and E aireets, he being the sole poseece- or of the right for selling the same in the District of Soluml ee FR. STUTZ. cou: COAL! COALIn Now on the wey, will loading i days: Sone. -hanceford a5 tons Winks Re Cane Sehr. Wm. Kenneds—i24 tova Red Ash fix Coal. Sobr. Lydia Aun—l0i tons = do do du do. Schr. oe Alex: —T7 tons White Ash F urnace Sehr, Johu Alexander—sé tons White Ash Range + Sohn Tuckerton—s7 tons Red Ash Exe Coal. WILLIAM CHASE. Sehr. Ne 200 tans White Ash Eg Coal. ‘Do. . 1Rtons R. <7 Excelsior—i63 tons White As! wi qeenel at seul dog jstions. eg Soe ne ame, a ‘ on band. All under cover. .; ta the ton, , Northwest cor-izth and C sts., No. 547, nls-6t one square south of Pa. ave. A AGNIFICENT CHURCH ORGAN, 1 oa * Pe. Bat anprrmaracg Es TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, From Associated Press Agent. P : Murder in Loureville. Me ev ILL®, Nov. 18.—Gus Coleman, formerly of Maysville, who killed aman in Vicksburg two Months azo. entered Hi: ‘s hat store ip this city, yesterday, and demanded a bat on credit. Bote refused, he departed and tried ineffectual. ¥ to borrow a pistol. He then a knife returned to the store, and ly murdered Mr. Hapwood. The affair created intense excitement. Gale on the Lakes, &e. New Yor, _ Beal x wether tesa having « emart A dispatch from . vessels are reported lost. Ro snowing and blowing at Buffalo to-day, Condition of the Providence Banks. .. Provivexck. Nov. 18.—The followi statement of the Spite pea banks to New “e = Circulation, $1,548,415; deposits, $2,811,917. 1 $15,593,200; specie $351,371.” St 27j loans Departure ef the Canada. Rostox, Nov. 18th.—The roval mail steamer Canada sailed from here to-day at noon, with 28 passengers for Liverpool and 7 for Halifax, and $166,000 in xpecie. Marine Disaster. Norrotx. Nov. 20.—The ship John Howell, Capt. Appleby, from Bristol, England, with rail” road iron arrived here this morping with loss of topmast, spars, & New Y N ree fr N orn, Nov — steam frigate . ara, from England, has been signaled” ~ Baltumere Markets. Battimorx, Nov. 20.—Fiour is hea and held at the closing rates of yesterday: Oni BS 25, —e street €5.25a$5.31, and City Mills $5125 Wheat is unchanged; red 110a115e., white 125 al30c. to 135c. for choice. “Corn is dake low 73a75e , old white 72a78e ; new white yellow 52a63c Whisky is unchanged; City 23c., Obie 2xKe. New York Markets. Naw Yorx, Nov’r. 20—Flour is frm, advance of 5aife., on State; sales of 8,000 bbls ; Obio $5.30a5.80; Southern #5 20a Wheat is jsteady ; sales 12.000 bushel ern white $1.20a1 55: ditto red $1.09a1 Corn is quiet ; holders demand an advence : sales are unimportant; mixed @laf2c: yellow 87%. Pork soe: mess $19.50019.75. Beef is inac- ive. Lard is quiet at 10ai3e. Whisky steady; Ohio 24e. Financial. New Yorn, Nov. 20 —Stocks generally are lower. Chicago and Rock Ish 81; Lllinots Central shares 96%; do. Bonds 86; Michigan Southern 21; New York Central 78; Reading 47; Va. 6's 34; Mo. 6's 78. Serene eee T. 8. VERDI, M. D., Homcorsr8id PHY si faW'& SURGEON 42 15th street, corner of New avenue. Office hours from 83¢ to 19% a. m,;2to Sand 7 to 8 p.m Reresences: Col. W. W. Seaton, Francis Markoe, Exq.. Wash:ngton. Eig J. F. Grey, pt Peters, E. Bayard, New Dr. A. H. Okie, Providenee, R. I. Prof. Hempel, M. D., Pimiadclphia. n18 A3t& eost* CRESS SUGAR CANE SYR 4 Reeve’s Mill, of poet agality sale by J. B. WILSON, Grooer. 327 Pennsylvania avenue. . fr now oe 33 tf Tint.) ADIES, WITH LONG MEMORANDUMS, 4 will save themselves a great deal of trouble by esiliog at STEVENS’ New Fancy Stora,as hie stock in by far more varied than any other in ¢ District. n 12-eot Foe MOUNT Vi RNON, The Steamboat THOMAS COLLYER, having been thoroughiy repaired, will make regular trips to Mount Vernon, leay ing her wharf, in thie city, + yer ThESDAY and FRIDAY MORN? During the intervening time she will ru: trips to Ale: oo8 tf it 8 o’oik. renuiee ria, as UsvAl. THOMAS BAKER. Coptain. BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD-CASE IRON A frame Pi . used exrefo! family. of Hallet, Davis «& Co. Becton. rearweed manufactyrers, will be sold at agreat bargain, for cash or credit, at our great Piano Hoa 18, OH 00 2 3% Pa. ave.. bet. Sth and '0th sis. ———— EAUTIFUL NEW GOO at Bris MsCAUGHLIN'S._ INE CHINA, TOYS, MEDALLIONS, Canes, Games, Perfumery and Toilet Articles n' 6___ MoLAUGHI LN’S, bet. 6th and Sth ste. MBRE AS, CARD CASES, PORTEMO 5 pared Pam. Chee Soemnieae 3, cl “ bh no is 20, between 8th and 9th sts. IRD CAGES, WOOLEN GOODS. AN etions at eLAUG NiNn’s < nu 2, between 8th and Sth ste. N USTANG GRAY,anew Novel, by the Hon 1¥0 Jeremiah Clemens; $1. ‘ i Mrs. Hal Reoeipts for the Million, containing 4.545 Rece Mrs. Hi: nis Book ; $1. i6___________ FRANCK TAYLOR._ 20.000 er e8 a Sie pee Hexen For sale at my Nursery, near Washington, "The above Trves are ail of fine growth, and of “ best select fruit. ‘Alco, a general assortment of ORNAMEN- L, EVERGREEN, SHADE. ent ERUIT 1 JOSHUA PEIRCE. ADIEs, PLEASE READ, Instead of selling the remnant of my steck of FANCY GOODS at anction, | have moved it mto my new Store, 395 Ps. avenne, between 9th and ith streets, where I intend giving my customers anc the public generally,a chance to get great bargains at nuction prices. Call before you buy, and examine ary penpentialh R. C. STEVEN: Very respectfully, Cc. by Dealer in Freveh Miliin ‘yand Fancy Goode, 0034 S36 Pa. bet. 9th and 10tn ats, ——— = + ARRIAGES, Cc RARE INDUCEMENTS, GARDNER & PLACE have now on ne and varied assortment of CARRIAGES, of their own manufacture, which is war- ranted in point of material and workinan ship, to be equal to any made inthe United States, and ire maps at we tn Prices than st any other pines in this city, —for onsh. ‘They build every dosoriptionof Carringes to order, with eather the ordirary Ei ne Serine. oron Mar- atroyd Patent Impro . to every descriptionof rticulsr a tention i REPAIRING, which is faithfully and dons at the very lowest rates. 558 12th street, near Canal. Cvat: COAL! COAL!!! = received 240 tons Lehigh Coal; now discharg - c schooner Joseph Francis, 219 tons white ash Rec onl. Schooner Wm. Roark. 88 tons white ssh Furnace Creal. and ae ay Sehooner Zephyr, 8 sh Egg Coal, and 26 tone white ach Egg Con. . Now afloat, Sez Coal. Schooner Mary Ann and Caroline, 139 tons red ask Fe Coal. okaaal boat T. Cookendorfer, 114 tors Cumberland A deduction of % cents per ton made on all Coal pe nig to customers Groen vesaehe Coal Kept on plank floors, Wood delrvered—cord lensth. cut by machine As preferred. CASTLE, AN’ « Y, oO. of Sixth and nis 6t opposite National Hotel. SS ARR ay ig a teers, Multia, and to "Bounty La fem ion ; third edition, by the Inte Capt. Hetgel, U.S Army: ‘one octavo wan of 3i1 mt sand a-nicles of War, and the constitution of the States; price $1. or prepaid by mail §1-25. Price te Pee OT TN CK TAYLOR. 32Q PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 5 2N’S FU Whigand sulorea Shorts; Silk, Garces tens. Tose Gene Cane ee a Stocks, 5 iandker iueis, Suspenders, Maffiers, ‘Robe “Gar tock «the abore oods are entirely new and eet WALL: STEPHENS & Co.. bet. 9th a niery 7 intel Redon} rte CRRIRRATION OF WASHINGTON Brock for sale in sums to suit. JAS. C. MoGUIRE, aise Auctioneer. GFE COLLE: > 0 A ct Wosalie for cole Be eo hee halt six month credit. A. alg 3t* U. 8. Conet-Survey Fish aged meagre EW! the Mi . if not, on Tuesdsy . pies LEWi8 BAILET. “NOTICE. eo si HE i toowe : aod athe vaste 6 eas be cx ‘ ~ onder SEAT EMENS LOT HING inthe best manner Cy? —- thaa any Pi ane ple s tail. and aavure if Merchant Tailor, No. 263 F Gi BPlces cmos GLADES BUTTER, just ony cose "MURRAY & SEMMRE, nis im*