Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tus Riven —The cold nights lately have pro- duced on the river—along shores as far out as the channel—a sheet of an inch in thickness, and nearly stron; aos oe an’s weight. At tbe coal w’ ere is pr doing except the unloading of a few coal vessels. “Quite an excitement was produced at Page's whart yesterday by an accident which happened to one of the omnibuses attached to the Latham line. While the Page was on her four o'clock, a. m. trip to Washington, she encoun- tered off Geesbury an extensive fleld of ice which had formed during the night to the thickness of about one inch, and the noise produced by the action of the boat against the — ice, frightened the horses attached to the omnibus on board, to such an extent, that several passengers were obliged to catch them by the bridles to re- strain them. This occurred several times—the drivers being all the while asleep in the cabins Finally, the horses not being fastened (as is usual while on the boat) became perfectly unmanagea- bie, snd broke from those who were endeavoring to held them. and commenced to plunge back- wards and forwards in a terrified manner; aud Capt. Price thinking to quiet them by stopping the boat, gave the order to tnat effect. As soon as this could be effected, the terrified animals started on a ron down the length of the boat to the bows, and lea; overboard, carrying the omnibus along with them. Three of the horses came up to the surface dead, and the fourth breaking from the harness, struck out for the ad- jacent shore. The omnibus went down in about 25 feet of water. The boat proceeded up to the wharf, and on her return to Alexandria, found, in passing the scene of the accident, the fourth horse still slive and swimming about in the wa- ter. The steamer was stopped, a boat lowered, the almost frozen anima! foreed ashore through the ice. Capt. Price states that if the horses had been fastened to the boat, i: would have been next to impossible for the accident to have oc- curred. . There is nothing new from Alexandria. The ‘Thanksgiving Day passed off in a very quiet manner. There were no arrivals at the wharves. Despite all drawbacks the work oa the Wash- ington Agneduct continues to be prosecuted as rapidly, perhaps, as is desirable in view of the solidity of construction demanded. At Lock seven, Mr. P. Crowley is working a large force day and night upon the two tunnels— one, nine Lundred, the other five hundred feet in lragth. he has also in construction—some four miles above—fonr or five other tunnels from two to eight hundred feet in length. ‘The longest one will be finished by January, and the others will be near completion at that time. This work is not oaly rapidly but well done. The Government is also having done some fine masonry at different points along the line, re- flecting credit upon the superintendents. The brick conduit is finished tn several places wherever the grading has been completed. The engineers are giving the work the closest seruti- ny as it goes ou—especially the embankments; it being essential that these should be secured against giving way At the Great Falls the Government is making fine progress with the work, having about five pope td employed at this point. A large quautity of stone and other materials is on the ground in readiness for the commence- ment of work upon the dam. Ova Ravses fell asleep last night, in his arm chair, and like John Bunyan dreamed a dream. He dreamed that flour was four dollars a barrel, and steak six cents a pound. He dreamed that a dress-reform was inaugurated—bonnets enlarged, skirts reduced, and calico the ticket. He dreamed that “Plog Uglies” and “Regulators”? had tarned their bowies and revolvers ploughshares, and pruning hooks, and frateri®zed amicably as Suanday-school Teachers, members of Youn: Men’s Christian Associations; and societies o: total abstinence from the use of slang and slung- shot. He dreamed that parents exercised a whole- some control over their children; and that chil- dren repaid their care by filial love, respect, and obedience. He dreamed that the banks were discounting and redeeming in specie; that the Wasbington Monument wascompleted; the mali lighted up with gas; the Armory turued over to the District Regiment; the Jail removed; the Aqueduct ia play; the Alexandria boats running at regular hours; i the Capitol a dome; the river a channel and wall : These, and many other things, be saw in thie singular vision; whieh vision, as he awoke and rubbed bis eyes, dissolved into thin air, like that other ‘baseless fabric’? we read about. Mr. Joun Gitetx, Jz., came to this city on the eveniag before Thanksgiving—not on horseback but in a buggy—bat the horse he drove was evi- dently a scion of the original stock, from the reckless go-aheadativeness he displayed in going down Twelfth street, and bis subsequent umex- ed call at the engine house of the Fran The manner in which the an- and dove, bead most, against the above handsome etlifice must have Leen trying to the nervous sensibill- ties of Mr. Gilpin, Jr. A crowd of persons made tor the spot as soon as the horse brought up, with the expectation of finding a dead man there, but Mr. G_.. jr. was found all right in the buggy, witha ng face, and on being questioned as to the ewuse of Lis very startling advent in the Federal Metropolis made answer in true Yankee style by asking the erowd what they would take to dr We are sorry to cast a shade on the re- > sikh! bendrardeare ef so worthy a sire, but the truth must be told—Joha Gilpin, jr , was very much intoxicated Tue Maaxer. —Wednesday afternoon the Cer- tre Market was opened for dealers, the usual Thursday market being suspended as the day had Leen set apart for thanksgiving. The attendance of country dealers was Sse slim, and the prices higher than upon the regular marketdays. Tur- keys were selling at $1 25083 each. This was considered extraordinary high, as a large quan- tity of pou-try bad been recently brought to the city for sale; one drove of turkeys alone, num- bering over three hundred, having crossed the Long Bridge on Tuesday. Though the quantit of provisions offered in the market was sonal, yet the quality was excellent A number of dealers from distant counties of Maryland and Virginia arrived at the market space yesterday morning, not knowing that the murket bad taken place the evening before. They, however, soon disposed of their produce, and returned to their bomes Yer Axotex Paopicat Mesicat Extertatn- MENT —We learn that another combination con- cert is to given in this city on Friday night, De- cember 4. On this occasion M’ile Teresa Parodi (whe is on her way to Cuba) will appear inc junction with Vieuxtempts, the great viol Miluer and Mr. Perring, the new Eu a donna and tenor, (who were express) for the New York Acanemy « isl operas and orstorios,) and 3%: Sig Pesugiut. ¢ event of the monetary difficulties in the 1 cities has been to throw the most al talent of the day into combina- F a tour southward. to the profit and enjoy - ment most especially of this community A Daaweack.—We understand that quite an unfortunate accident occurred to the steam heat- log arrangements at the new Halli of the Hous: of Representatives, on last Friday night. It will Ue recollected that that was one of the coldest nights we have had this season; and on that oc- easion water bad been left in the steam pipes to test their tightness, and was congealed iu the Pipes, bursting about one half of one of the la tolls designed for by ig the new Hall. We understand tbat the damaye is considerable, and Will take some time in its repair. Pook Jacx |—Wednesday afternoon, watch- man Horner came upon a sailor named Jack WII- liams, lying near the bridge over the canal at Maryland avenue, in a state of glorious intoxica- tien Jack had been but recently paid off and discharged. and cf course must have a spree, and while drank the sharks yot him, too! bis money, bat, pants and boots Sack was lodged in the uaid-house until sobered, and then the Guards Coniag furnished bim a partiat ontfit, launched him anew to make a more profitable voyage. De-rekark Aesautt —Wednesday morning, ung men, apprentices to Mr Lambert, tin aod sheet iron worker, on the Avenue, near Third street. got into a difficulty, which resulted in one vamed Daniel Fitzmaurice striking Charles Har- Tixom on the he: with a stick, and wounding Lim so that Lis secovery is consideved doubtful At the time the blow was inflicted, Harrison was stooping af astove preparing a quantity of solder ‘Phe aseailant escaped while the persons present Were attending to the tujured youth Fine —At aw early hour yesterday morning fire was discovered im Angermaun’s bat-room, on Seveuth et, near the canal. It was soon extinguished by the Auxil ory Guards and Special Police tu the vicinity. The toss anted toa quantity of whisky. destroyed by the fre. The Bre probably origi d from 4 stove ia the room “ Oxe wie Kxows’”? assures us that the bute em re paying but about half what they did last year at Drovers’ Rest for cattle, and yet they keep up the prices of beef at last year’s rates What say you to this, Messieurs Butchers, guilty OF not guilty! Tue Concert of the Third district school, under the direction of Mr Glearoy, last aight, was very fully attended, we hear, and the pro- gremune admirably carried out. Tur WinteR Sexies of public lecturesatthe] GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. Smithsonian Institution will be inaugurated by 2 course of six lectures by Professor Johu Le Conte, of the College of South Carolina. His The sources from which the earth derives its temperature; Il Distribution of solar heat on the surface of the earth; II]. Ex. tent and general constitution of the atmosphere; ical and chemical constitution of the Physical causes of winds and and their effects on climate; VI. ; its distribution and influence on Correspondence of The Star. Groncrtown, Nov. 27, 1857. There was a more general suspension of busi- ness in our city yesterday than we have ever known on an occasion of the kind. Indeed, we were induced, from the general quiet that pre- vailed in every quarter during the day and night, subjects will be: oceanic current Causes of rain to believe that our entire population were really devoting the day to the very commendable pur- poses for which it had been set apa not heard of the slightest impropriety of any kind having been committed by any person. fact, there was, so far as we were able to observe what was going on, decidedly less of disorder than has usually occurred on the Sabbath day for several years past. We regret exceeding! death of Rev. George town College. Mr. Fenwick was born on the round now _—s the Coll Due notice will be given of the time when these interesting topics will be fessor Le Conte, who is one of t in the Union, and will doubtless attract large an- diences. Arrangements are being made by the efficient secretary of the Institution for other lec- tures, which will be duly announced. to have to record the nwick of the George. Circuit Covrt.— When our report closed on Wednesday last, the Court was engeged in the case of John Doe on the demise of Rich’d Smith vs. Benedict Milburn, an action on a writ of eject meat, to recover certain lets of ground. The case occupied the Court until the time for ad- j The jury gave a verdict for plaintiff, and assessed the damages at one cent. ‘The jury in the ca: enclosure, and is life at this venerable seat a ripe scholar. he had very few equals a universal favorite lessors at the College; rally courted b iting the instit bo were in the Me : He was about sixty-three years o! eC. A female stranger came into our elty yesterday, d went to the residence of Mr. Jolin Payne, join she stated that she was a stran; , and in search of employment. her a note toa lady acquaintance where he hought she would be likely to obtain a good home ; but instead of of Alcanah W Denham vs. the heirs of Wm. Easby, deceased, not baving come to any agreement, were discharged, an the Court adjourned to Friday morning at This morning the Court met pursuant to ad- journment, and took up the case of Nathaniel M. Christopher and Juli mer, executors of G. as directed she re to the drug store of Mr. R.A. T. Cissel, ere she procured some forty grains of opium, ch she swallowed. The youth from whom she obtained the opium became alarmed. sent for Mr. Cissel, who was at church. B Mr. C. arrived she had one or more convuisions, and was in aetate of stu called to his assistance Dr. Snyder, who reli the stomach of the poison by administeri: eral powerful emetics, after which she was She was quite respectably clad, stated that she was from Baltimore, and that her name was Mitcbel, and that a brother of hers was at one time High Constable of that city. We have not heard from her since she was con- For several di eold; real dowari frozen over bard aud fast. pretty well filled by floatin: tions at this point we thin that navigation upon the upper portions of the line is pretty thoroug day the packet M.C. . Grammer, decensed. This was an action brought by the plaintiff to recover the sum of $510, the amount of a bill for furniture alleged to have been sold to a Mr. Groax.on the recommendation of the deceased The case was in hearing when this report Mr. C immed: ANoTHER OrFicrr Wotnpev.—Yesterday of- ficer Lloyd, of the Seventh District police, was sent forto quiet a disorderly man named Sohn Merdes, who was disturbing the family of Mr. Ellington, on north N street. him togo to his home, and went with bim, but Merdes’ father refused to admit him; his ‘mo- ther, however, let him in the back way. As soon as he was in he seized th, and struck the o: to the almshouse. Mr. Lloyd got 's past the weather has been very lit winterish. Rock Creek is The Canal is also From indica- it more than likely le about eight feet in a blow ou the head, cling a severe wound He aimed another pole caught against Several citizens, who *, and arrested blow at the officer, but the the wall and was broken. ; Offered their servi Merdes, and took him to the guard house. This ie Was sent to jail for court by J ustice igs, of the Messrs. Rit- ter’s line, was cut through by the ice, and will have to be repaired before she cau take her place in. There is also quite a large on the line aga quantity of ice floating upon the river, and above the Alexandria Aqueduct it is frozen entirely Tux Measvres taken by the authorities in closing the drinking houses, and by other pre cautions resuited in the Thanksgiving day of yesterday being one of the quietest, and most in keeping with the occasion perha rienced in this city. more worthy of notice as there was a general ap- Preheusion that the day would not pass over without some signal exhibitions of rowdyisin. The weather, we need hardly sxy, was gloriously fine, and could not have been more appropriate had it been specially ordered for the occasion. We learn that Mayor Crawford has reinstated watchinen King and Howard, whose dismissal was noticed in the Star on Wednesday. Ladies, if you wish to see some of the richest and most beautiful sets of fur, both in point of wality, Ht and finish, just call at Seymour's ridge-street emporium this class of goods Mr. Seymour stands unrivaled; his prices will also be found as moderate, 1f not more so, than those of any first-class establixh- ment in this section of country. Our river wharves this morning present rather aduil appearance. ‘he only arrivals for the last two days are the packet schooner 8.G. King, An- drews, Philadelphia, to Hyde & Davidson, with a full cargo of merchandise for the two cities; acket schooner Arctic, Ogden, New York, to Lesxsts. Dodge, and schooner Edward Slade, from same place, with cement for the Washington As a manufacturer of Tur Hesrew ConcRecation assembied at their synagogue, on Fourth street, yesterday (Thanksgiving day.) After offering up their Prayers they sang the sang the Psalms chapters 112, 117 and 118. Their pastor, Rev Mr. Land«- borg, then preached from 2 Kings ch.4 vy. 23: o to Him to-day, tt is bbath ;*? and from this appropriate text he delivered an admi-able dis- ‘Wherefore will you neither new moon nor Wagon pork is beginning to arrive quite freely. Tenny, the principal dealer, quotes it this morn- 7.25, aud $7.50 from store. Tue Weatner.—Range of the thermomet-r from Thursday noon, Nov. 19, to this morning : Morning. N. oe 1 ing from wagons at & ee -T.--.wr-.’Y20O20L2020020020-Q2020520E 0.0 EO auc laine atsaeeeneememmmatieetis ptastoasmipaaisamige:ssinesaesies oitaessesaasaiemanaeaestacama cine oa chao eet etait paneke en erg eccaenaniaestine Ueeat ee edna aut ee ge ee eee Rew ae Eee ee ee Ton eee eee rs 2 _ 22 % 2 Ro Ey B: GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. ROM BOSTON.—The superior schooner Westover, Capt, Nickerson, has arrived, and will he discharging cargo this day. Apply to HARTLEY & BRO., lvl Water street. n2i-3t M.RUPPFL, of Market Space, No. 37, between Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown, announces to his patrons that at his, RESTAURANT nay be found at all times the ehoicest and most excellent acmnsseeat of LI Nori side For Covrt.—Last night, a young man named ‘Thomas McNehany was arrested by watchman Degges, for being drunk and disorderly in the street, and was lodged in the guaid-house. This morning, after the Corporation case had been disposed of by a fine and costs, Otllcer Daw served a warrant on him for the larceny of a pis- tol, and Justice Clark committed him to jall for trial at Court Serious Cuarce —Last night a man, named Wm. Jennings was arrested for rioting at a house on Third street, and firing a pistol at s female in the house. So near was the pistol to her head when discharged that the face of an infant in her arms was scorched. Jennings was arrested, and this morning held to bail for court in the United States case, and fined $50.94 costs fur carrying and firing the pistol. UORS, the fresh: 3S, and all kinds of GAME in season, rved at all hours and at the usual prices. WO LARGE PROJECTING STORE WIN- good SHOW CAS E. K. 1 fe No. 128 Bridge w Fuss: FuRs?: Seymovr, in Georgetown. tomers that his ai ia now completed, in all qualities aud Minek Sabie DOW'S and four ata bargain by nio2w ounces to his cus- abDIRS Fancy Fuks, 6 co 13 establishment are fr. their tonnufucture, Having bought the presi al very wow rates, we wall soil very We id call early at UR’S, Georgelown. ne yount MULES, The: etly gentle, and work freely in an; use the owner ment for them, Inquire of, Harv Ficut —Yesterday afternoon, a fight oc- eurred in the Seventh Ward, near the river, be- tween two colored individuals named Wm. Bris- coe and Henry Butler, in which Butler had his right arm badly injured. by Watebman Neitz, and held to bail for trial at ft by Justice Clark was the principal cause of the fight. OR SALE—A kind of harness. S; Briscoe was arrested (Catholio) Church, ApISS CHRISTIF M TRA the Criminal Ce Siooution in the AssavLt —James Boyle and James MeMyer ¢ instruction to Were arrested this morning by Officers Daw and Dewdney, of the First Police District, for an as- saultand battery ou a woodsawyer. They taken before Justice Drury, and by him com- mitted for trial at Court. 3 in Washington, and will ‘ate pupils in that city and in Geor, ise Johnson wil give lessons to yout! fousiona! gentlemen, = Residence, Miss Harrover’s (forigerly Miss Eng- male Seminary, corner Gay etreets. Georgetown. For further information and circulars apply at Blanchard & Mohun’s Booksto: R Mrs. William F. Ritehne, Kichine: Rev. Stephen P. Hill, Wastnngton, D., Georgetown, en ED Millinery, &c. ARIS MILL MADAME FERRE ashington and Tne Batts of the Good Will Club and of the Journeymen Bakers, Wednesday night, the one at Carusi’s and the other at the Assembly Rooms, were each well attended and well conducted. Wryax’s Exmisttion, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, last night, was enormously attended, as is apt to good looking professor of rth toa Washington public. be the case when this the black art holds fo: O, from No. 5 Great Jones street, New York, respectfully informs: be Ladies in Washington that d a branch of hei at No. 248 Pa. avenue, Warten Returxs.—Nov. 25—Ann Cahoe, Va, vagrant; dismissed. Susan Mattingly, D. C., do; do. John Barnes, D.C., carrying dangerous weapon ; fine and costs $26.06. Sixteen lodgers ; non-residents. Nov. 26—F. A. Day, Md., disorderly; fine and Wim. Briscoe, colored, Va., assault and battery; security for court. colored, D. C., disorderly Alexander Herbert, D. € Thos. McNerhany, Md., ny; jail for court battery with intent to ki 3 chael Mackey, lreland, drank and d Mary Anderson, Md, do Wm Jennings, assantt; ‘security for court; care i tine and costs $59.91. TS D DRESSES, LACES . Charles Carter, j fine and costs $1 91. » colored, do; $1.19. warrant for larce- Merdes, assault and SKIRTS, &e., &c. Prices moderate, mre \YPADAM BONNE M DRE S32 18th street west, S MAKER, From Paris, becween I and K streets, r to inform the ladies hat she bas fitted up a hinent, where she 1s rendy of work, as Dresses, M sques, &c.,and in the best and very lat Paris. receiving every month the Fre: De ta Mode, direet from Paris, of Washington and vicinit «Dress Making EF, lo make every Dus. Hunter & Wittiams, Physicians for Diseases of Throat and Lungs, 32 North Charles street, Baltimore. Dr. Hunter or Williams will visit Washington on the izth and 29th of each month. The next visit will be on Saturday, the 2th inst. Office 2%) Pennsylvania avenue, over Mra. Voss’s Jewelry Store, INCE PIES, for Thanksgiving ceived, a very superior lot of A specimen inimy widow, | U. H. RIDENOUR, ner, S44 Pa. avenue, 2 the community to our very che A—in quglity itis rarely equaled—and which we Tas Cheap as itcan be ““Woovtanp Gram,” for the hair; Bat or jor cleansing the teeth and enuine article to Bookstore, Odeon r 43 streetand Pa.avenue. n19 tf corner of Vermont avenue and 15th street, AW BOOKS, Angell on Highways, otice.—For Perfumed Sroath, White Teeth, and Weautiful C Selwyan’s Nisi Prius, 2 vols.. new edition, United States Di Bennett & Hear: Story’s Equity Pleading, new edit a many others at the nz Fe e ‘d's Leading Criminal Cases, 2 vols. podiand Cream,” 2 new pomade ; en's heir go curl Sonasite: “ANCK TAYLOR, oT FROM FRANCE.—We have just and Retail Agents for Bookseilers, betw: CHAMPIGNONS, PETITE POISE Also, afresh sup; Tomatoes, Tomate sters, &., all in cans, and for of Asparagus, Green Corn, it iy the Rev. John C. Smith le BURCHELL, corner Vermont avenue and 15th street. ND BARLEY MALT. HOUSE, corner of West Fall On the 231 instant, by the Rev. 5 ‘EY. of Baltimore,to MANIA, second T. Cogsdon, of Pikesville, Baln- At Leinwood, Prince Georze’s county, Md.,on nt. by the Rev. Mr. Gordon + of New York.to MINN Ti mame of the late 8, E. Scott, of Georgetown, On'the 2th insta HARLE laughter of the late John W. Mai —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— ADIES, PLEASE READ, 4 Saas Instead of selli FANCY GOO! tore, 3 Pa. avenue, utend giving my eustomer; »& chance to get great bavgains at Auction prices. Call before you buy, and examine R. C. STEVENS. er in French Millinery and Fancy Goods, 336 Pa. ave. and daughter of Jo! more county, M ANUFACTU N OREAT. oe Loffer the fol.o erated below: KED ‘TO OR R. Pie cai Sart \ PRICES OF ng g00ds at prices enum Walking Shoes at $1 dren's in pro) Cottons double soled Boot the remnant of my stock of Ihave ng tp col eet -hetween G and H. w Novel, by the Hon* mei $i. 5 ie ety for the Million, containing Cook Book ; $1. ON NF IANCK TAYLOR public genera. for yourselves, Very respeciiuliy, ACCOR DEONS. B. SCHWARZE, Liss. ‘36, between 9th GENKKAL DEALER PACKER AND PICKLER OF OYSTERS, || Fy Corner of 12tn and £ streets. _ ene EPS a ST TT: EO LAS, CARD CASES, PORT MO. Anybody in want of Oysters should call at lace. o5-tm L ‘aper, Pens, C! engravings, ot po 6 i 20, bet ween ath and 9th sti ADIES’ BRAIDS, L WES an BURRS h hear corner of 13th st. and Ps UBIN’S EXTRACTS, all odors, at G Hair Store, near !8th st., and at his Salt under Willards? hotel, , icles ANDOLINE GIBB?’ Hair Store, near 13th at his Sal TIFUL NEW GOODS just cpaning at By BADEN & LOUNDS, Auctioneers. ‘TRUSTEE’s SALE OF SHE RPPE ‘UR- XiTURE—ihe subscriber wil o1 UN- DAY, the Sth instant, at 10 o'clock a. at the ortho Litery Ene gaat ese Pat of handeonie ay, fo Fal louse, a col‘ection = ‘kept Furniture, consisting in jandsome Pianofort hogany Chairs Siahorenr and other Tables ony © Gilt Mirrors. Dressing Bureaus Table Cutlery, Dinnerand Tea Sets Carpets. Glassware, &c. Terras of Selo A eens eae a, ee balance in 90 and o days, for notes saitatvotordls e le ROBERT 8B. HUGH eSnie nz at Untel |" Auctioneers. SS ___Iintet] __Auctionsers. By JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF EXTENSIVE AS- SORTMENT OF FURNITURE AND Hovse-FuR- NISHING Goops.—On TL ESDAY and WEDNES- DAY, December Ist and 2d, commencing at 10 0’olk., by virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded, &e., 1 ell the entire stock of Furniture and House- fornishing Goods in store No.—, under Odd Fel- lows’ Hail, Seventh street, comprising : 15 rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bureaus, with 1 marie one wood weal d 8 rosewood, walnut, and mahogany Washstands 40 Bedsteads of various patterns J Hair and husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows ‘3! walnut and mahogany faney Whatnots 19 rosewood, walnut, and mahogany Parlor Tables Mahogany hair spring-seat Sofas and Divans 5 dozen mahogany Parlor Chairs Mi jany Arm and Easy Chairs Secre' td and Bookcases, Writing Tables and ining, breakfast, and chamber Tables ‘ane and wood-seat Chairs, Lounges Arm and Nurse Ruokers, walnut and cherry Cribs Wi is, Teagoys, Looking Glasses je Curtains, gilt Window Shades juantity pt cae and Glass Ware Fenders, 8 Andirons, Shovels and Tongs About 40 Stoves of various patter: k Rocother with many other artic! useful to house Perms: $30 and under cash; over that sum a credit of 60 and 9 days, for torily endorsed notes, bearing interest. R, Trustee. THOS, J. FISH n2t dit JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct._ By J.C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. {shall sell, by virtue of adeed of trust duly ex! euted and recorded in Liber J. A. 3, No. 34, folios A, 60, &c., a large and handsome assortment of F ur- niture and Household Effects, comprising— Superior Rosewood — forte. Stool and: Cover Suite of handsome carved Walnut Parlor Furniture finished in rich Blueand Gold Brocatelle roo! nd Lace Curtains, to maten landsome Gilt-frame Manteland Pier Glasses ich Ova! Mirrors e1 some Oil Paintings Twelve Engravings ee superior bronzeand gilt Gas Chandeliers and rackets Rosewood and Walnut Marble-top Centre, Sofa, and S:de Tables Rush seat and other Esney Chairs ‘Ten Brussells and three-ply Carpets, Rugs Gilt Window Shades, Cornice and Fixtures | erode Sideboard, two Extension Tables reneh Chins Din Dessert, and Tea Ware Silver-piated Coffee Urn, Waiters, Castors Liquor Stand, ‘Table Cutlery Retrigerator, Cooking Stove and Fixtures Four Elegant }Enamelled full Marbie-top Cottage 8, et Hauy finished in various colors — Walnut, aud Mahogany French steads Six Mahogany and Walnut Wardrobes Eight Hnir and eight Husk Mattresses Eight seta superior Bolsters and Pillows 2 saperior Blankets, 12 Comforts 8 Bedspreads, lot Bed Linen Marble-top and plain Washstands, Towel Rack Painted Wardrobes, Cottage Bedsteads Bath Tub and Fixtures Eight Toilet Sets Lot Chamber Stov nd Grates ‘Together with large assortment of Kitchen Requisites. Terms: $40 and under, cash; over that sum a credit of 3) and 6 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. THOS. J. FISHER. _ JAS. GC. MeGUIRE, avd {Union.} Auctionser. ARPER’S MAGAZINE, for December, re- ceived and for sale at JOS. SHILLING TON’S Bookstore, Odeon Building, corner 434 street and Pa.avenue. A new volume commences with this number: which con new story,“ The Virginians.” Reade’s new story, entitled, * a matter of fact Romance,” written expressly for this Magazine. Subscriptions taken by the year, or single numbers sold separately at twenty-five cents each, Godey’s fay Book for December, a beautiful bumber. Graham's Magazine for December, Household Words do do, Peterson’s Magazine do, rthar’s Home Magazine do, low’s Dollar Magazine do, edia of Wit and Humor; part 16. rsaleat JOS. SHILLING TON’S Bookstore, Odeon Building. ns co eet and Pa. ave, ORE NEW GOODS at MoLA LIN "S, No. 2) Pa.avenue, between sth and streets. a NDE TS I —_ Be" M "8 GRAY, a Romance, by the Hon, Clemens. fate ia C ia by itev. Wa. C. Milne, M.A. tect emai OrWay, Mayet Vaughan, by the author of “The Lamp- er.” ‘The Planter's Daughter, ty Miss A.E. Dupuy. Mrs. Hale’s Receipts for the Million. Miss Leslie’s New apn Book. The Two Apprentices, with a History of their Lazy tour. by — Piskons. and for sale a! inca te "JOS: SHILLING TON’S Bookstore, Odeon Building, n23 cor. treet and Pa. ave. _ 375 BASU A I 375 Respectfully informs lis frienda and the pu enernily, that he has in store alarge and weil se- ected stock of— & rai FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, but, as he is very much in want of cash, in order to raive such, he will sell gt Greatly Reduced Prices. Not deeming it necessary to enumerate the vari- ous articles, and their prices, he asks those who are in want of cheap Dry Goods, to call and examine for themselves before making their purchases eise- where, as by so doing they will find it greatiy to their m. C i, msare Positively ne Ss ae sive oredit under any circumstance: is therefore de- termined to offer Great Bargai n2l-6t OTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS. C.R.L. CROWN & CO., having received a large and well selected stock for the Fall trade, in- vites Housekeepers and those in want of! FURNITURE or CROCKERY WARE. to examine their stock, as they are determined vats suit Se tunes. ie oe aper Of the District taken at par. ie Re. CROWN. N& CO., oc 16-tf No. 357, corner of 6tl and Pa. av. NOTICE, igned begs leave to inform his friends eneral as he is determin he will make to M JOTHING inthe at lower prices than any other establishment in the City. Please give bum a cnil, aud assure yourself of the Merchant Tailor, No, 263 Pa. avenue. nd im* u! >» DIVERNOIS’ HOT A. AVENUE, between !7th an Wasitixeton, D. Thig establishment is newly furnished and ar- ranged on the most modern and improved principle, with private apartmnents, Ac. ‘The Bar 1s supplied with the choicest of Winesand Liquors. | Game and other delicacies in season. oe and Cold Lunch from 1 o'clock = m ni- RETIRED PHYSICIAN, ; Years of ‘Age, je sands of life huve nearly run out, disoov- while in the East Indies, a certain cure for Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, ral Debility. The remedy was im when hia only child, a daugh- ter, was civen up to die. Bek dd heard much of the wonderful! restorative and hi i qualities of pr a arations made from the Fast India Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that he might make a rem- edy tee his child. He studied hard and succeeded in realizing his wishes. His ehild was cured, and is now alive and well. He has since administered the wonderful remedy to thousands of sufferers in ail parts of the word, and he bas never failed in mak- ing them completely healthy and happy. W todo as much good as possible, he w of his afflicted fe low-beings as request it, thi: eipe with full and explicit directions for og it up and successfully using it. He Tegesres @ach ap- fioust to enclose him one shilling—three cents to fe returned as postage on tne recipe, and the re- mainder to be _— to the payment of this ad- vertisement. Address Dr. H. JAMES, No. 119 Grand street, Jersey City, N. J. ni4-tm VIRGINA D OTHER ER MONEY TAKEN AT PAR CLOTHING !—CLOTHING !—CLOTHING! CHEAP FORK Casi. MONEY SAVED AND FAIR DEALING, AT 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 9th and 10th sts., at the * Tali Howse.” Just ned. tock of READY MADE cL OTHING. t following low pi ice: We can oller greater bargains in Clothing than can be obtained elsewhere in this city. Owing to our building, we did not lay in our stock as ethers did, we bought reat sacrifices, owing to the atate of the marke! Winter Overconts mdy C | pba Overooats, - ys Jackets. the largest of CLOTHS ‘and CABSIMER orp rrecorea to make C. to WALL, STF *0., n2 22 Pa.ave., ee anand tone ats. A MAGNIFICENT CHURCH ORGAN; 1 stops, 7 actave ay of 0018 na. R . — AUCTION SALES. —— TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. By A. GREEN, Auctioxeer. UPERIOR DUTCH BULBOUS ROO NS) Avction.—On FRIDS Y, the 27th me AR seil, at four o'clock in the alteruoon, at my auction store No. 326 7th street, in lots to suit chasers, one case of very superior Dutch Flower just received and in fine order from the celebrated nurse- ty of V oot & Soni uble Single Hyso onquils, Iris, Crocus, &c. Terms cash. ns A. GREEN, Auct. FUTURE DAYs. ie 7 vintae GREEN, Auctioneer. y UE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO the subsoriber, bearing date the 3d day o! ad tember, 1851, and duly recorded m the the Fs ashington county, in the District of Co umbia, I shail sell at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 16th day of November, at 4 o'elock, P.mn., Lot No. 3, in Square No. 24, lying in said City Washington. and fronting 55 feet 9 inches on north M street, and running back 10 feet to an alley 29 feet wide, winch, by side alleys, hasan outlet on sith and Sth streets, = _— is @ neat two-story rreree House on the sot, which is nearly opposite the late Gon. Thomp- son's residence, now "owned by John E. Reeuide, North M stroet is soon to be graded,and th: = rhood i pA 5 oa One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 for bearing interest, and secured by a = of trust. ee res Sonveyancing LS ¢ expense of the purchaser. . RL CRAWFORD. Truster, n 0-d A. GREEN, Auct. 17 2HE ABOVE SALF IS POSTBONED, in consequence of the rain, until THURSDAY, the 19th instant, same hour and place, ay: or the Trustee, nl? A. GREEN, Auct’r. to- THE ee Le i | farther Bos . in con! N the 234 instant, same hour ‘and p oo. as Py coger of the Trustee. n20-td A. GREEN, Auctioneer. rr THE ABOVE SALE J8 STILL further Postponed, in consequence of the Tain, until FRIDAY, the 27t!. instant, same hour. = order of the Trustee. n2s A. GREEN, Auet. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. UBLIC SALE.—By virtue of a deed of trust ex- ecuted to me and recorded in Liber J. A. s., No. 133, folios 257, 28, 259, £60, and 261, one of the land records of W ashingion county. District of Co- . t shail, on SATURDAY, the 5th of Decen- ber uext, at 4 0’c'ock p. m., in front of the premises, offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder therefor. the eastern half of Lot No.6,in Square No. 367, in subdivision of John Wilson and Nicholas Callan, as the same is recorded in the office of tha a of said city of Washington, District of Co umbia, Terms cash. The property to be resold at the risk and expense of the purchaser unless the terms of sale are complied with within three days from the day of sale. yor" DW. C. CARRINGTON, Trustee, a l3-lawkds A. GREEN, Auet TRESTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE R L Estats.—In pursuance of 9 decree passed on the tenth day of April, in the year one thousand eight hundred and (ty-five, hy the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County, sitting as a Court of Equity, in a cause therein <eerene wherem Al- fred M. Berry, next friend of Robert Thompson, and others, i complainant, and Emily Wail, aud others, are defendant. the undersigned, as trustee therein A heey will expose at publicsale, to the highest bidder, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the lath day of December next, at the hour of 12 o'clock, if fair, if not fair, at the same time and place on next fair day thereafter, all those tracts, parts of tracts or parcels of iand ‘uated in said count: formerly the property of t @ Richard L. Tho son, and now decreed to be sold for the purpose of division and partition between his widow aud his children. ‘These lands contain in separate and near - ly contiguous parcels upwards of Six Hundred Acres, The greater portion pen land. here is, howev- er, some excellent Timber Land among the tracts roposed to be sold. Some of the parcels of land ave valuable wp Ip cebonnennge on them. There isa valuable spring of water on ene of the tracts, and the soil of al! the lands is easily worked and well ad- apted to the raising of the sanle crops of the county, Prese lands are in the immediate vicinity of T B, and wil! be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree.—F ive; hundred dollars in cash, to be paid on the day of sale and the residue of the purchase money to be paid in equal instalments, in one, two, three. and four years from day of sale ; the same to bear mterest from the day of sale and to be secured by the bonds of the pur- chaser or — with approved co-obligors, And upon the payment of the whole purchase mon- ey and ail interest thereon, and not before, the un- dersigned is authorized to convey the premises sold to the purchaser or purch: thereofin fee simpie, at his or her or their costs, free, clear and discnn: ed from all claims of the parties to tijs enuse and of Any person or persons ciaimiug py, from or under them. The widow {84 party to the pro ings in this case and has in writiog signified her &ssent to to take in lieu of her dower an equivalent in pr a as ascertained by law, out of the proceeds of the sale. DANIEL C. DIGGES Trustee. November 18, 1857. n 19-lgwtlott, Deckdts ——— Ry JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. ALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT at Avcrion. Owing to the inclemency of the weather yes terday, and the present pressure in the money may ket, Maj. G. Tochman has POSTPON ED the pu’ lie sale of his residence and farm, ** Summer Hill, in the County of Alexandiia, Va,, until MONDAY, the 4th of January next, at 10 o’eluck a. m., on the premises. In the menutime, they are offered for private sale; and further information as to terms of aig ke. may be obtained at the auction store oi J. o. Me e. 8 JAS. C. MeGUIRE, 00 27-2aw Auction and Commission Merchant. UILTED BOTTQ) WATER. PROOF BOoOoTs, Cork sole Water proof Buots, Double sole do. do, Seutch bottom do. Fine dress Patent leather and Calf Roots Double sole Gaiters and high Lace Shoes of various styles Buttle and Gum Overshoes, assorted. With a geueral assortment of Ladies’. Misses, Boys’ and Children’s Gaiters, Boots, " can be found in great vanety at ‘ HARMON BUR 408 Pa. ay., between 43 anu 6th sts., nl eolw a few di east of National Hotel, = NEW GOODS CHEAPER THAN MORE NE EVER! GREAT RELUCTION IN PRICES’ Now is Tue Time To Secure BaRGains in DRY GOODs, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c. Hav. purchased a large lot of gocds ijately for cash, ata great sacrifice, ] am enabled to offer some Extraordinary Bareains for Cash. and oaly. Every article will be sold to suit the times. I would enumerate only a few of the many very ood bleached ny nel at 1259; red, and yellow Flannel cents to be found in this 3 rich new-style Dress Goods of every desernption, and very chea| Black and Fancy Silks. extra — Shaw!s, very great bargains; | ~ lore: Corsets at cents. usual price $1.25; Ladies ‘ood Kid Gloves fi de up: fine French Merinos rombi2t, © worked Col- lars and , dous low. Also, on hand, a large stock of MEN aud BOYS) WEAR of every description quatity. Intny BOOTS and SHOES Departinent will be of ali kinds, and at prices that cannot fai! to please, Perron buy ing for cas want of Cheap Goods. should call early, as real ba: as will be offered and no humbu - G.HYATT, 319 Seventh street, ors beluw the Northe:n Liberty Market. VOULD RETURN OUR THANKS TO var friends for the liberal patronage have received, and by strict attention to them garments in elegant style, and to suit I] tastes. w We have now @ large lot of CLOTH CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS. which'we in- vite our friends aud strangers and examine. ‘We havea very large lot of ready made COATS, PANTS. aud VESTS, of tine goods, which we will il exp as can be bought any where. “Gents FURNISGING Bool sof all kinds; al Ac! ‘ iow for cas which will be sold yer OT INTOSH & CO Merchant Tailors, 452 Penn. a n%M-ealm Our steck of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING is | and ted, and ail in want of wine nderst arts, and Drawers, Half H Gauntlet: Bove. &o, ie ed ple a give us posit. ap for cash. saa Povey EOL. Be WHITE & CC n2%4-e08t _ No. 332 Pa. av., het Sth and ‘th 4AM SOLLERS Witiiam * UPHOLSTERER, No. 500 Ninth street (up stairs) attends promptly to making of ee hanging Curtains, and fitting Oilclotbs, and all work appertaining to Upholster- ing aud Interior Decwrating at moderate prices, n2i-2w ai ADIES MACHIN VING ROOMS, 4, No. 152 Pa. are., bet. 17th and lth sts. Where may be found Ladies’ Under Garments madeinthe best and latest style, and of the best materisis.alwayson hand. All Garmeals for Ladies wear made to order at the shortest possible notice. A call is earnestly solicited. 7 WANTED.—Six Seaumstresses, st Ladies Sewing. Apply to MRS. C.J. HINTON, nis eolm 152 Pa avenue. HAM: HAMS!! HAM We have a choice lot of Pamty-oured HAMS, whick are ‘Unsurpassed sn Sree OHELL, 8626 Corer of Vermont avenue aad 15th street. ee ee : ETTY STYLES OF WOUL- an Coote, ‘ioe eee Papier M: Z &c,, &o,, just received at z = Di .IN’S, No. @ Pa.avenue, fis Ae SE herweee oth and 9th streets. OWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, at GIBBS'S Rx Fabel h street. n 10-3 28° TUCK, and all sorts of COMBS, at LAghis te wear 13th st., and at his Sales Room, Wilards’ hotel, 29 Sm LACK, COLOR E) penor white F. » oy +4 Bisa SPRVERR SN cen Biare, 3 pricy ad Ta NAL, “ el mery a ‘OW itiel 16 MoLAUGHL IN'S, bet. ath and em the Assectated Press Agent. + Addittenal European News. New Yorx, Nov. 25 —The steamer V; arrived here to. s specie, and ‘00 cabin page. Sn latter is Col. Ten Broeck, is ~ en floancial crisis is existing at St. Pe- Tne Times of Sat red afforded by the cuspensten 56a — — Charter act was immediate; the tea opens discount diminished, ex. chan oo steady. The drain of gold in Scot Thedecrease of bullion in the Bank of England for the week endi £1,300,000, while Sprigine Lib; 2s upwards of rh nearly £3,500,009, PUYSt® securities ‘increased Vessel Abandoned, &o. Norrotk, Nov. — Capt. Brown and the ew of the brig J. W. Allen. of Mil from Machias be aor ee sagen arrived bere. The Allen had a ca: lumber, and was disabled and abandoned rn . ‘The ship Revenue, before re ed, the baik Bruce, also diendoncd. a Election of a College Presidemt. Couumsia, 8. Nov 26.—The trustees South Carolina College bave elected AB al street. the author, as President. It is believed that thelr course will put au ead to the unfortu- nate dissensions which have for a long time de- Prived this institution of much of its usefulness, Frest Among the Cotten. Mozite, Nov 21 —There has been a severe frost in thi inity for several nights past. The young cotton is believed to be sly injured. Sterling is nominally at 102 to 103. Municipal Election at Dover, N. H. Dover, N. H., Nov. Nov. 2%4.—At the muniei- pal election to-day the Republicans carried e ward und elected their candidate for Mayor by 150 majority sieasas Arrival of the Africa. New Yorx, Nov. 26 —The Cunard mait steam- ae — gage the quarantine station at }y to-night er advices have been antici; by the Vanderbilt. —" The Boston Mayoralty Nomination. Bostox, Nov. 24 ~Chas. B Hall, Esq.,cashier of the National Bank, was this evening nomi- nated by the citizens’ convention for Mayor. The Cotton Trade. New Orteans, Nov 20.—Cotton.—Sales yes- terday of 13.500 Vales. The Vanderbilt's news caused au advance, and middling brought 1A 1c. Sales two days 22,000 bales. The ma: Reed cit Molames closed at 2ic. Flour was artive with a large ex, i pth delat ond fine. Sterling cachastre 1087 Exchanze on New York & a9 Sugar is somewhat better. Cuartestox, Nov %.—Ssles of cotton fo-ter, 1.700 bales. The market is generally unc - Sales of the week bales. The Vanderbilt's advices caused greater firmness, but no quotable advance—middling fair 11 ¥c. Rice, lower quali- ties, have declined ye. At Augusta and Savannah nothing was done in trade, thanksgiving bing yenerally kept. Baltimore Markets. Battimors, Nov. 27.—Flour ix firm ; How- ard street and Ohio $5 25, City Mills 85.37%. W heat has advanced 3a5c., bet accurate quota- tions cannot be given. Corn bas advanced * but the market is unsettled Whisky is steady at 2337 a24c. New York Markets. New Yorx, Nov. °7.—Plour ts advance! A sales of 13,000 bbis,: State $1 9505 05; Obio $5 5.50; Southern $5.25a%5 50. Wheat is heavy; salesof 42.000 bushels; white $1.26a81 52; Chicago Spring $1.00. Corn closed higher; Western mized at ®7c.; Southern mixed _ Pork ts quiet; mess $19 2519.50. Beef ts tn- active. Lard ix quiet at 1al3ec Whisky steady; Ohio 2e. Financial. New Yor«, Nov. 27 —stoc’ lower, Chienzo and Rock Island 79, Cuber ited Coal Co. 11x; Illinois Central shares 95; do. Michigan Southern 16 New York Central Reading 56% M! ALL1, persons are saution ¢ purchasing SA LL persons are 101 Jarrant for 180 acres Land Warrants No. 7 vo. 5 352" 39,254, Py fe W. MeCouchie; No. 37.832, my © aw ca ba —— tered in the Generab Laud Office te prevent patents issuing on war- rante, and appiicatvon will be made ‘te er Othee for the issuing of dupsicate warra WM. J. MARTE nl0 wow Attorney for W $1,000 * "48" 5.60 year slow a VEA Profitable and Honorable Em- i ployment jor all times. Persons x 1900 Sie “, employment as @ source of i come, or to fill up their le:dw hours, may hear of such by en closing two stamps, to age to | Profeasar JAMPR. Ts ORNE, Box No. 4.551. New York Post Office. The employ - meut is itted to either sex; ste- tion in ufe imamaterial. It is an article of daily coususption, aud can msunfaetur: Pd — 4 agent's dwelling; seoure by oo yright; Se &s permanent as - Hour, An agent is wanted mev + ery towninthe Union, nid-Im OLLEY & SEARS, -F Skventn Street, 523 ree Doors North Pa. Avenue, iu town or country, i search of on 008 tO ‘oy, ’ = = Pe eh > em ee ZRERRREE ERR EERE ES & ise We do this ta order to reduce our stock and to im crease our cash sales, which is important at this tune, and therefore al! sales made hereafter, at our reduced prices, must be for cash exclusively. We name & few articies— Our entire stock of Rich Printed Mousiins. Pisid and Freneh Merinos. and Piaid Valentins and Poplins. ey Drei iiks and Silk Robes, and Searfe Shay b fe. Ladies’ Cloaks in blacks and all colors. With ail other general Staple Goods for family consumption; to which we invite the special atten tion of all cash buyers. : We must again remind those 108 whose bilfs remain unsettied from July.and those rendered ree _ we do insist upon their psyment by Ist of oember uext. n 19-e02w COLLEY & SEARS. 0 THE PUBLIC. whieh Etherial Ont,” therefore caution censumers for theic he ouly genuine article is known as I deem it ty, that “Reiotzel’s non-Fxplosive Burning Fluid,” and is prepared aud seld y F.STUTZ, at his Depot, cor ver oi Lith and E streets, he being the sole possess- or ww =e ight fur selling the same im the District of Columba oc 2l-eotm FR. STUTZ LOUGHS AND CASTINGS, AT REDCCED RATES. The subscriber takes pleasure in umforming the farmers he has greatly reduced the fs ces on PLOUGHS, CASTINGS. HAY BRS, CORN SHELLERS, HARROWS, and other goods in his line, and assures the purchasing comma - nity that none can offer greater inducements than himseif. His suoply of Corn Sheliers and — Cut. ters, now wanted hy the farmers, is most ample and at very low rate. His house is entirery distinct from any other house or person in Washugton. Remember, ou please, to call at 5.9 Seventh street, north of [enn. avenue. ° n 17-e06t EDW. FP. SIMPSON. ADIES. SHOPPING, may positive! expect & Prompt and courteow: ention st STEVENS S ae 3S ore, 336, between 9th and 10th sts. n 12-cot Ww HO WOULD NOT SAVE MON Re! HARD T: We would most respe: lly announce to shoe who are in want of a cheap light, that the BR PCK- a et) only burning m the lamps we have. e hall cent per hour, Cail and see, No. 323 C street, dt . Det we ETO WELL & MORSELL. qcsicar CARD. The Chickering Graud Piano used by Messrs. Thatberg and Steakosch, at their conce: in Washineton snd Alexandra, wast by ‘T. H. SP! . from New York. ‘Orders left at Mr. Richard Davis's Piano Store, will meet with prompt attention, oaiw NISM. ITS LEADERS A - yom Join Hyde, Jr, formerly a Mormon Lende: Se oe take City. t v oe . e Ox : aug 2 NOK rAYLO re SIVE MORE OF RAVEN, BACON & CO"S F superior E}ARGS, jas arrived at the Wareroons hy G. METZEROTT. © Seoond hand Pianos tor sale cheap. peonas: TRUNKS!: Just received, 50 TRUNKS, st SAMUEL P. HOOVER'S ROOT, SHOK, and TRUNK ESTA BLISHME: . 9th aud th streets, Pa.avenue. | Also this day received liom New \ork, tT adies’ and jentlomen's So'e Lees SONNE on 3, BOXES, VALISES. ant CLRPET BAGS @ been bots. ~ manu prices, ] can sell them ptgng i thas an establehment! south ef New York city, for cash also, . i assortment of Ladies’ Gentlome iasenore "Zi Cigidren’s, ead Sorvesnst Boos ana SOEs for fal land Winter wear. Allin waat of the above — —_ plense give me # call before pure! SOOVER, « Tron Hall, Pa. ave., 9th ana Jock eotw ASHIONS, NEW Nea CCaLINE, =,