Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tat Dexomination called “ Disciples of the Church of God,’’ had a baptising yesterday (Sunday) afternoon, at the foot of Eighth sireet, Island The extreme beauty of the day and tbe novelty of the ceremonial induced a large attendance; the immediate river shores Leing lined with spectators, and also the high biaffoverlooking thescene. Thissociety, we be- heve advocates 3 restoration of the original Gos- pei and order of things, they regarding all the sects and parties of the religious world as having departed from the simplicity of faith and man- ners of the first christians, and as forming what the Apostle Paui calis “the Apostacy deny the validity of infant —— aud main- tain the necessity of immersion in ruaning water. Two persons, « male and female, were baptised vesterday, and the rite was performed by Rev. Jesse Appler, of this city, assisted by Rev. John Mitchell. of Baltimore A bymn was sung. prayer offered. and then the assembiage was addressed by Mr. Mitchell, @ blind man, and who has lost an arm. His decla- metion, delivered with rough energy and with fons from the stentorian shout ional tone, was mainly denun- ciatory of other denominations, and especially of their baptismal forms —sprinkling, pedo-bap- tis, and church baptism ‘in warm pools of water.’ -* The man baptized like a fool in church might fod that he was baptized in damnation,” and soon. Washington city be thought a par- ticularly bard piace, and Baltimore was like ento it The two cities he designated as ‘‘twin cities of Sodom "* Tle candidates for baptism, dressed in gowns of white muslin loaded at the bottom to make them sink, were then orought to the water’s edge and in turn led into the river bt a officiating Elder. When atasufficieat d the candidate supported under the shoulders jes right hat of the minister, was leaned kwards and dipped once, the usual words ‘‘ [ baptise thee,”’ &c., being uttered by the minister at the saine time On emerging from the water, the friends of the candidates wiped their faces with napkins, and threw dry woolen clothing over them. The au- dience was afterwards dismissed, with a bene- diction. In the evening this Soctety met at Temperance Hall to celebrate the Lord's iar yond and the * washing of the saints’ feet,” which was per- formed literally by the members, who were clad iu white aprons for the occasion. A part of the exercises consisted of xome very audible kissing amonzst the male communicenis. The Hail was denvely crowded, and the audienes, composed largely of boys, mounted upon the seats and in other ways exhibited so much clamorous solici- tude to get a good look at what they evidently viewed as a capital farce, as to draw a character- istic rebuke from the no ways ‘-mealy-mouthed” Baltimore Elder. Vireinta Cosrexexce M. E. Cuvacn Sours. This bedy, which bas been in session at Eliza- beth City, N.C, for 2 week or two past, bas ad- journed On the eighth day of the session, the resolu- tions of the Alabama and Holston Conferences, in which they axk the concurrence of the Virgi- ula Conference, came up as the order of the day atten o'clock. The resolation of the Alabama Conference memorializing the General Confer- ence to strike out frou. the Discipline the general rule referring to the subject of slavery was con- curred in. On the motion to concur, the vote stood ayes 114; noes, none. During the examination of character, a case of interest occupied attention, and produced some spicy discussions. The charge was against J.E Edwards and L_ Rosser, for tedutzing ina game { ‘ten pins’? at the Virginia Springs during the past Summer; aud was founded upon the state- ment made by a correspondent of the Elizabeth City American Sentinel, published in that paper some time in August. The defendants plead guilty to the charge, and, while expressing their regret for the act,denied the intentional commis- sion of wrong, and resorted to the game as a healthy and harmless exercise. The character of the two gentlemen inculpated, would never sub- ject them to the —< of a wanton disregard of the obligations and duties appertaining to their ‘voeat and however improper a resort to the bow! alley by a Christian minister, there can- not bea doubt that the reason assigned—a zood and sufficient one we might say, if allowed to = an opinion—was the true one. Messrs. Edwards and Rosser pledyed themselves from ail future indulgence in the game complained of, and the conference declined any further action in the premises The following appointments have been made : Rev. David &. gett, D. D., was assigned duty as the Presiding Elder of the Richmond District, the Rev. James A. Duncan as pastor of Trinity Church, Richmond, and the Rev. Nelson _— pastor of Centenary Church, in the same city. The following are the appointments for the Washington District: Washington District—W. W. Bennett, P. F:. Warht Potomac—s. V Loudoen—T A. Ware, H.C. Cheatham. Warrenton—W. G. Crons, A. J. Beckwith Leesburg—W_ L Dalby. Clarke—W. G. Wiiliams. Rock Creek and Howard—P F_ August. Priace William—One to be supplied.— J. Crown. Springfeld—J. F.. Potts Pattersin Creek—W . Fitzpatrick. Berlin—J.H. Amiss Cixcuit Covert —The case of Mayo vs. Gid- fon, which was pending when our report closed On Saturday. occupied the Court up tothe hour of adjourument, and was concluded, but not given to the jury This morning the Court met pursuant to ad- journment, and the jury in the above case was called and seat out. The case of Clarke Mills rs. Geo. W. Talbott Was then taken up. It was an action of trespass, brought to recover the value of an elk alleged to have beeu killed by the defendant Mr. Stone, fur plaintiff, stated to the Court and Jury that the elk in question had been procured by the plainut bol opm €xpense, for the pur; of ‘ng it as @ model in the practice of his profes- and that its destruction, as was alleged. Lad been a peculiar jons to Lim not only in a #- uanclal potut of view, but that the animals in question were very rare, and could not be re- — Without much delay and great trouble fe stated that the animal bad Leen obtained for ® specific purpose in the prosecution of a work about which he was then employed, for the Gov- crmment, and had caused the said work to be de- Jayed. thereby causing the plainti® great trouble aud damage Cartisie and Maury for defence. ‘The case was pending when this Teport closed. Tue River.—During yesterday some six hun- dred head of fine beeves were driven across the f.ong bridge from the mountain pastures of Vir- giaia, om their way to the Baltimore market They were said to have been the fattest of the Season Captain Joy arrived up from the With one Lunudred pairs of very flue duc ks, the Product of three days shooting thereabouts; they were purchased by Messrs. Knight & Gibson, for the Centre Market At Galt & Young's wharf. arrived schr. John Pouder, for Capt. Kilingsworth, from Philadel- Bay lant night » arrived schooner Statesman, _—— Fasteru Shove of Marylaud with lumber for Riley At same wharf arrived steamer Columbia, from aitimore, with cousignments of merchandize D. Lindsley, Murray & Semmes, Wall & Barnard. WC. Hunter, ©. White, Middieton « Beall, 1. Tonsey, Wm. (H. Upperman. Kennedy & Pugh, P. Fegan, P. White Donnelly, Bates & Brother, BT. Neale, P. T. Bilicott. ~ A dense fog which overspread the river de- tained the river steamers at Alexandria, and up to9o'clock a.m, neither of the boats had ar- tived at our wharves Essoncixe tue Law —The law recently en- acted by the City Councils against carrying dan- ¥erous weapons, is being strictly enforced by all the police magistrates. Every person taken to the guard-house for violation of law is examined With « view to the enforcement of thix regulation. ‘The fine in such cases is not less than tw: more than Ofty dollars, Sscated. Previous to the passage of this law, the Mayor bad between three and four hundred wea- pons in bis L geraser sete taken from various pris- hers arrested during a year past; and since foen the armory bas had considerable additions SometMing Paurry.—The Perseverance Fire Company bave been Laving their suction and hose reel painted and put in thorough repair ‘The hose reci bas just Leeu finished off in beauti fai style, at the carriage manufactory of Messrs MeDermott, where, we understand, the some what ditt process of painting and gilding of jone in @ style equal to anything of the kind im New York, or any Northern city, and at a saving of something like 37 ‘Tue Sroxe-Currers turned ont in procession, yester afternoon, preceded Ly Esputa’s Brass Bond, and marched to the vault of Mt. Patrick's church, where the remaius of Michael Murphy, the yo man who was murdered on Saturday wight week, had been deposited. ‘The coftin, containing bis remains, was removed to a hearse and taken to St. Patrick's burial ground for inter- went. The hearse was followed fy alarge throng of the fellow-eraftamen of the deceased. Fixe. —The alarm of tire on Saturday evening was caused by the burning of « shed near the shops of the Capitol extension. The loss was Rot great. Tux Onnincs Accipayt—We»have received the following from Mr. Laiham: ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 30, 1857, WD Wallach, Esq.—Dear Sir: In the Star of the 27th inst. is a statement relative to the acci- dent that occurred on the George the day previons. I do not know who fu your reporter with the statement, but this I do know, that there is nego | truth enough to save it from being branded asa tissue of falsehoods to screen the really guilty party, or to gratify as mean as ’tis contemptible. The accu- racy of your reporter gave the article a weight that was calculated to do a ice. 1 Will state that it has ress rape to me that the horses had been looked avery few minutes before they started, and that one of the men had started out, just as the horses started, to look again. Mr. Rudd, the agent, was the only person on the forward when the horses started, and he done all he could to stop them. My loss and anxiety of mind ts 4nfficiently great without being the victim of the slanderer. You will please insert this together with the sub- joined report from the Alexandria Gazette Yours, &c., Hues Latuam. “Serious Loss.—Mr. Hugh Latham met with a most serious loss on eran, | morning last, by the drowning of three of his horses, and the de- struction of one of his large omnibuses. As the steamer George Page was making her trip to Washington, on Thursday morning, at balf-past four o’clock, with the mailsand passengers cing > north from the Orange and Alexandria railroat and when off tbe Eastern branch, the boat en- countered considerable quantities of ice, and the noise made by the paddle wheels ayainst it scared the horses attached to one of Mr. Latham’s omni- buses, aod they rushed wildly through the boat, and before they could be bor Sag Tea over- board, dragging after them the omnibus, (the Joha S. Barbour,) which was run into by the boat and the body of it smashed. One of the horses became loosened from the gearing and swam ashore, and was saved, but was very much injured, (and has since died.) the other three were drowned. Mr. L.’s loss, it is estimated, will be about $1,000, and much regret is felt for him. Foctunately, there was no one in the om- nibus at the time. The driver had left his horses @ moment to warin bimself.” Ovr RevBex objects decidedly (especially as he is getting weak-eyed himself) to the phrasein & morning city paper «‘ blind, but honest,”? In an appeal in behalf of a bliad poet. * Cross-eyed but honest? might pass; as obliquity of vision may perhaps be sugyestive of a moral twist «in- ister, but he can't go it “blind? & Why,” says Reuben, ‘we shall next lave it « Spectacted but honest.”!? He thinks itabont time, too, for folks in indigent circumstances to repudiate the vil- lainous phrase ‘peor but honest.”” In view of the manner-in which wealth is generally ac- quired he suggests that “rich but honest”? would sound better. Cuvrcn Alstes axo Crixottve.— We have spoken of a young lady, dressed in the style, rasp- ing her way up the aisle of the Unitarian church ina manner to draw all eyes. She managed to get in with a squeeze; but not so fortunate was a young lady who ey morning presented erself at McKendree Chapel, encased in hoops of such dimensions that, after several mortifying failures to force a —- up any of the alleys, she beat a retreat, with the perspiration standing in beads on her pretty forehead. Whether she sought at any other church for aisles of a broad- enough guage to allow her entrance, or whether she returned discouraged to her home, is not kaown. A Live * Countess” at Cagvei's —Madame Lola Montez, Countess of Landsfeld, lectures to- night on “* Beantiful Women.’ She is undoubt- edly one of the celebrities of the world, and, as such, would be sure of an audience; but we may add that the press of the country seems to be unanimous in speaking of her lectures as having intrinsic merits of their own, making them well worth hearing. By the way, why will the spir- itueite Countess not favor us with her entire se- Ties of lectures? Pror. Dantet and the Wesley Chapel Choir are names sufficient to invoke an andience when- ever they announce a concert. That to be given by them on Wednesday night promises to afford a fine treat of music, somewhat less florid than the run of concert music and thereby affording a wholesome variety of musical diet. A Buixnp Man, named Wm. Hill, who desires to earn an houest livelihood for the support of his family, is in this etty, offering for sale xome lit- tle works, containing prose and poetical com sitions by himself. He ix endorsed by snfficient autbority as worthy and deserving, and we trust his little books may find a ready sale. Ocm City Mencwants are awaiting. with some auxiety, the arrival of the New York packet, now due, she having been some three weeks out with goods that are needed. Warten Reterns. h—Luey Jackson, col- ored, assault and battery; dismissed Benjamin Cooper, colored, D. C., disorderly conduct; do Peter Harrison, Pa, firing gun in the street; do Joseph Clark Gawley, Pa., ering, deadly weapons; fine and costs, $51.12. y. Shackle- ford, D. C., drunk and disorderly; security $5, costs $1.19. Henry C. Ashby, D. C., do; do. John Schneider, Germany, do; do. Seventeen lodgers. 2%h.—Alexander Johnson, colored, D C_, as- sault and battery; security for peace and fine and costs, $21.12 Prank Smith, colored, D. , dis- orderly; costs, $1.12. Patrick Kelley, Iretand, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $219. Jas Thomas, colored, D.C , disorderly; dismissed. David Jackson, colored, D. C., do; do. Isaac Alexander, colored, D.C, do; do. ‘Twenty-tve lodgers; ali non-residents Western Lock-np, for the week.—Lucius Cul- ver, Ohio, drunk; workhouse 60 days. James Sassidy, Md, drunk and disorderly; fined $1 d costs. Phillip Powers, do; do. Jas. Law- son, Scotland, do; do James Kraft, fined #4 and costs. Jobn Liewellen, drunk; fined $3 and costs. Three lodgers; non-residents Drspersta anv Fits.—Dr. Tracy Delorme, great Consumption, was for several years so bad- ly atilicted by dy+pepsia that for a part of the time he Was confined tu his bed. He was eventually cured bya peeeeniption furnished him by a young clairvoy- i$ preseription, given Ly a inere child ul trance, has cured everybody who it, never having failed once. Itis equally cases of fits as of dyspepsia. The ingre- dients may be found in any drug at 1 will send this valuable prescription to any person who will supply me with the nrmes (aud residences) of tenor more, individuals bar gpeiien 2 with diseases of the lungs, or throat, as a knowledge of such inva- lids and the way toreaeh them, is an aid to my regu- lar business. Address Dr. Tracy Deioriue, New York Post Office, hair; Baum oF “Woovtanp Gre. Fu Tnovsannd ing the teeth and beautifying the complexion. a foquine articte to be had at Jos. SuiLtinctox foukstore, Odeon 01 Building. corner 45¢ street and Pa. avenue. 19 tf Srectar Noticr.—F Teeth, and Beautiful 1,000 Flowers” For dressing Ladies’ hair use Ww ud Cream,” a new pomade ; it causes gen. tlemen’s hair to our! beautifully. Price 50 ceate each. W.P. Fetaivcr & Co., reprietors, New York. Wholesale and Retail Age for Washingt avry, Booksellers, between 9th a Perfumed Breath, White MARRIED, instant. by the Rey. S. N AiiZie Miss SUSAND On the 20th Mr FLO 1A D. Finekel, N'A DOLE gud Mr GEORGE CY WET- ZEL. * the Rev, Alfred Hulmead. ‘TZ to Miss LU all of this city. On the &th patent by Mr. CHAKLES UTIS HAMILTON, formerly of utfalo. N.¥..to Miss OUATHARINE McDON- ALD, of Washington. * Atthe residence of Milton Garrett, E: in this city, on the ith instant, by Rev. Charles B. Dana. Rector of Christ Church. Alexandria, Dr. JOUN B. JOHNSON, of Alexandris. to Miss MARY ARNETT GARRETT, of Jetferson county, Va. (Alexandria and Jefferson county, Va., papers please copy.) . On the 25th instant, by the Rey. Mr. Stokes, Mr. JAMES W. SEARS, of Washington, D.C, to Miss SOPHIA FREEMAN, of Kent county, Md. On tne 25th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Boyle, Mr. ELL. BROWN to Mist ELLEN BARS H, all of Washing! DIED, Early on the morning of Sugder the 2th Nove beriast, Mr. PERRIN WASHINGTON, aged 65 He wasa native of Virginin. but for the last deat of thiseity, The last few years @ Spent upon & of sufferig. He he hope of a blissful bye p yf His friends are invited to attend lis funeral from his lat sidence on lith street, between G and H ‘o-morrow (Tuesday) at 3o’clock,p.m, * Iu this city, on Sunday last, the 2th November.in the eightieth year of herace, Mire. ANNA MARIA M N, widow of the late General Jolin Masou, ermo Parrinx rents, | waine SAM BAU The tune lemmuites will be couducted at the house of hi » Gen. John Mason (the in dence of the deceased in this city) No. 2 P. yan aver it 1# o'clock to morrow, (' December 1st,) where friends uf the fainily spectfully invited te attend. ‘The interment at the grave yard of Carist Chureh, Alexaudria, Virginia. On the 29th instant, JOSEPH WHYTE, a native of England, iu the 20th year of nis oge. Teter a atte fan On the 2ith instant, Mr. CHARLES 8. WEST, formerly of Philadelphia, in the Guth year of his age. Oa the 27th imstant, HENRY K.,¢ oungest son of Lieut. ‘eury "K Davenport, ue & Navy, Seed 4 years 1 mont! > VAR On the mornt: the 2th instant, JOH) = HEN: ehdewt wen of Joka D.and Hanna Mt Ride Mover, in the 6th year of his age. (Baltimore papers please oupy.) mpiexion, use * Balin of Georgetown City Guards wil boat their Armory on MONDAY. at Te o’¢lock p. m.,in fall unif make arrangemen' for “ther telp to ‘Aloxanirie Ge Ww ‘dnecdsy; 2d J.B. DAVIS, 0.8 r between the ae A H. is numbered 91. A dns aden! ponjvan abs vara yr bi ne no THE COMMITTEE. TOES.—) bushels prime white !MER- PV! rors ESin store and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, nR YOR”: FFICE, aaa Doseentovn, D. C.. Nov. 27th, 1857. ‘The undersigned hereby invitez, as soon as prac- ticable, p! and proposals for building a substantial Wooden bef peck Lean “ |, west of the Market, e' in Geor, own. neiw i. R. CRAWFORD, Mayor. FC asineack are ree iano arth Serato deed ROM BOSTON.—The superior schooner F Westover, Capt, Ni son, San enniveds will bo disoharging ca: this day. A es to HARTLEY & BRO., 101 Water street. a PETER BERRY, 85 Water street, Georgetown. M. RUPPEL, No ‘TH side of Market Space, No. 37, between Bridye and Canal stroeta, Georget etown, Announces to his patrons that at his KESTAURANT inay be found at all times the ehoice: ay most excellent eocortment of L i UORS, the freshest OYSTERS, and all kinds of GAME in season, Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices. ROP OO. bo pcg Lee tg ee WO LARGE PROJECTING STORE W DOWS and four good SHOW CASES for ata bargain by K. LUNDY _n192w__”_No.128 Bridgo F URS! FURS SkryMovr, in Georgetown announces to his eus- tomers that his assortment of Lapies Fancy Furs, IN- sale is now completed, in all quality styles, Minek Sable, Marten, French do. Fi di ch lo. Furs in this establishment are fresh and elegant in their manufsoture. Every article warranted as rep- resented. Having bought the present atock fur cash At very low ratos, we will sell vory low. Ladios, to get great bargains, should call early at nis-d3w "W. F. SEYMOUR’S, Georgelown. Iss ISTIE JOUNSON MESS CHR UACH ER OF ELOCUTION Isdesiroys of forming Classes in Elocution in the Schools in Washington, and will zive instruction to Private pupils m that ety and in Georgetown. ohnson wi!l give lessons to youths and pro- nal gentlemen, y paidence, Miss Harrover’s (formerly Miss Eng- Female Seminary, corner Washington and Gay ttreets, Georgetown. For fur information and circulars apply at Bisuchard & Mohun’s Bookstore. *e REPERENCES. Mrs. William F. Ritchie, Richmond, Vi Rey. Stephen P. Hill, Washington, Grafton Tyler, M. D., Georgetown, oo3t Im Millinery, &c. ARIS MILLINERY. MADAME FERRERO, froin No. 5 Great Jones New York, respectfully imforms: Washington that she branch of her estab! ment, for the season, at No, 248 Pa. avenue, will ne a select assortment of— PA IEAD DRESSES, LACES FEATHERS, re-open 424M BONN com ce A DRESS MAKER, From Paris, No. 332 18th street west, between I and K streets, Washington city, has the honor te inform t of Washington and vicinity, that she has fitted up a Dress waking Establishment, where she is ready to make every kind of work,as Dresses, Mantilias, ues, &e.,and inthe best and very latest style of Paris. receiving every month the French Journal De La Mode, direct from Paris. nii-2m* ARPER’S MAGAZI » for December, re- ceived and for sale at JOS. SHILLING TON’S Bookstore, Odeon Building, corner 4%, eet and Pa.aveuue. A new volume commene 8 number: which contains Mr. Thackery’s ‘The Virginians.” Also, Mr. Charles ‘8 new story, entitled, “Jack of all Trad matter of fact Romance,” written ex: Magazine. Subscriptions taken by igle numbers sold separately at twenty-five cents each. Godey’s pay Book for December, a beautiful number. Graham’s Magazine for December. Household Words do do. Peterson’s Magazine do. Arthu' ome Magazine do. Ballon’s Dollar Magazine 'e Burton's Cyclopedia of Wit and Humor; part 16. Received and for sale at ir JOS. SHILLING TON’S Bookstore, Odeon Building, ne cor. 43¢ street and Pa. ave. QOEENING NEW GUODS at McL AUGH- LIN’S, 20 Pa.avenue, between 8th and ite atreetas. 5 j= 8 SCHWARZE, . GENERAL DEALER PACKER AND PICKLER OF OYSTERS, Corner of 12th and E streets. ITF" Anybody in want of Oysters should call st this piace, n5-Im R. TOOTH, NAF AND BANDOLINE TER eSa ees SAAR Store, near 13th yond at his Sales Room, under Wil 1 9-Sm. BOOK AW . Angell on Highways, gest, vol. 2. Prius, 2 vols., new edition, 16, 1836. Bennett & Hear: jing Criminal Cases, 2 vols. Story’s Equity Plead ne new edition And many others at the lowest prices. _ne FRANCK TAYLOR, DIRECT, FRom FRANCK —We have just rece:ved— SAK DINES. JHAM PIt NS, Al ey eeie fA us, Greon Corn » & Tres 8 0! sparagus, Ls orn, Tomatces, “Founter Satie, B ' e8,"Salmon, Lob- y , u or sale Merny Con all in canes WING & BURCHELL, ni corner Vermont avenue and 15th street. RYE AND BARLEY MALT, for sale at the CITY MALT HOUSE, corner of West Falls av- enue and Block st.. Baltimore, Md, — my 6-hv H AMS! HAMS! HAMS Net have a muce We of Famtly-oured HAMS, Whiek are unsur; in excellence. sig KING & BURCHELL, 8624 Corner of Varmont avenue aud 15th street. ADIES, PLEASE READ, Instead of selling the remnant of my stock of FANCY GOODSat auction, [ have moved it into my new Store, 336 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, where | intend giving my customers andthe pablic generally,a chance to get great bars: auction prices, Call before you buy, and examine for yourselves. Vary respectfully, R. C. STEV erin French Millinery and Fancy ‘336 Pa. « bet. 9th and 1 Romance, by the Hon plete China, by Re yin. C. Milne, M. A. uprotected Female: orway, bel Vaughan, by the author of “The Lamp- hter. Bian gs Daughter, by Miss A. E. Dupuy. Hi 's Receipts fort der e's New Ci kc. story of their Lazy oc MUSTANG , GRAY, Jeremiah Clem at fox: SHILLINGTON’S jookstore, Odeon piding, _23______ cor. 434 street and Pa, ave. _ RIENTAI, NAIL POLISH, giving a beautiful CO iaire ca tite ‘Baget CASH, sizing 8 Benusital nger nau Store, near 18th street, Pa, av -Smn R WLAND’S MACA R OIL, at GIBBS’S ‘air Store, near 13th et. n 10-3m ADIES’ TUCK, and all ts of COMBS, L GIBBS’ Hair Store, ‘hear Iath st., and at it Sales Room, under WHiards’ hotel. 29 3m pn tt te ole a anh os LS Buck: SOLOR ED. and superior white Feath ers at STEVENS’S New Fancy Store, 335, between 9th and 10th sts. n12-00tf ee OE FYE CHINA, TOYS, MEDALLIONS, Canes, Games, Perfumery aud Toilet Articles at ni MoLAUGHI INS, bet. sth and 9h ste. N USTANG GRAY, anew Novel, by the Hon® Jeromiah Clemens; $1. . Mrs, Hai Receipts for the Million, containing “Airs: Hale's New Cook Hook; 91 Mrs. Hale’s ‘00! 3, nlé PRANCK TAYLOR. PREPARE FOR THIS COLDSEASON. Qur stock of GENTLEMEN'S ry NISHING GOODS is large and varied, all in want of Winter Undershirts and Drawers, Half Hose Glo Gauntlets, Cravats, Stocks, aud ‘ § Moaffiers, Traveling Blankets, Dressing Robes, <6 bax yet — give usa call, as we or cash. wa Post ey EO HB. WHITE & CO, n24-e03t No. S62 Pa. av., bet 9th and loth ata, poten tian eee Salata Let hac accor ele E WOULD RETURN OUR THANKS TO V our friends for the liberal patronage w: have received, and by strict attention to giv them & ‘mentsin elegant style, and to suit Ww large lot of OTHS, CASSIM ene find Ves ix a ae, 1 bt a very large lot of ready made COATS, of fine goods, which we will “Conte FURR shine MF SOL a indy al ity Sit Sr anes Daa eithate : By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, VERY EXTENSIVE PAWNBROKER’ af ae or Da aTD REM D Fuxvexs AT Auction — Saif tah SSBAY,; the el day “ Dy Articles, torwtt wh ‘One hundred Gold and 3i 18. c A A 30-3 * By A.G Pigeon 3 E REEN, Au er. PROVENDER R RE, &c., AUCTION. — cb SBAY tks 9th ‘December. shail pa det 2 late residence of Rezim Arnoid, ee oe) in this District, commenunce’ ae"t0 o'clock a. i 3 lent Wi Sexoel ane Work Horses, 1 Cow Lot oi arming Uteneils, Fodder, &c. 8 lot shold and Kitohen Terma: All sun under $20, cash : over a credit of three and six mont! fe 4 ny endorsed Deering ge peg GREEN: Anctonser FOR RENT AND SALE. PLEASANT ROOMS, with or without Board, had 1 i between loth and 110k, enmaiac onlay rs 30,d74&8-3t A. ————— St E LARGE Pa Rand | Ora haciean la eee oe fe Ma for rent. k a lor and Chambers twecond story.) ard tworwinele rd if desired, Location central, 468 10t x faust and E. | iol role S. NEVINS has tw , comfortab! OMS, (one lighted it eas foo rend tween 7th and 8th. al Fee RENT —Large Furnished Rooms, lighted o= steps from Kirkwood: 80, One suite of ooms, | ind convenient. Apply at '34 12th i: : — eee Avenues nS KF ISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Very eligi- bly situated on ono of the most pleasant streets |, on the t floor, handsomely fnr 00MS, 1n Suite Orsoparate. Terms reasonabie and with 'd, on moderate terms. 425 K street, be- n30 3t* witb as, with or witbout poe, situated but a af Avenue, -3t inthe city. Itis lighted with gas, supplied with a ath is well furnished throughout, av furniture, nearly new. Appl: ween Sth and (0th, one square u et. Patent Othece. F ant OR REN T—Two comfortable Furnished ROOMS, (one of them 4 front room,)in a pleas- art of the city. and near the hotels. Inquire of M HUNT, Louisiana avenue, between 6th and ‘7th streets, n2-lw PLbssant ROOMS WITH BOARD, at No. On treet, convenient to the Departments. th Southera exposure. Table Boara ers coommodated. n B-eost* VOR RENT.—Two Furnished front ROOMS, at corner of Pa.aveuue and lth street. Inquire at 482 ‘0th street. n22-$t* OR RENT.—Square 446 7th and O streets, formerly known as Rothweil’s Garden. It has acomfortable Frame House on it, and is undera high state of cultivation. The present tenant’s time is not out till the Ist January next, but immediate session can be had of the premises. apy atthe king House of Riggs & Co.,to A. HYDE. %B-eost Untel.} a Fe e+ ne |) ne ee F&, RENT.—A handsome two-story and attic Frame House, containing ten good, large, airy rooms, good dry yard, stable and carriage-house attached: situated on i2th street west, between C ood tenant the er particulars in street, Island. quire of P.G n2B 3t* ——————————SSS FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.—A desi- rable and handsomely Furnished House, con- veniently located, in a pleasant part of the city, will be rented for six months, or by the year. lease refer fur information to J. G. CLARKE i gu office of Riggs & Co. nt RENT.—Fither furnished or unturnished, an excellent, three-story, new Brick House, with basement, No. 493 New’ Jersey avenue minutes’ walk from the Capitol, with thr all stable and coach house, with immediate possession. Inquire at3AM’L. WAI.KER’S Portrait Gallery, bane ar t actacaae corner 43 street and Pa. auenue. nlg-t *¢ OR RENT.—Three PARLOKS and five CHAMBERS, corer: furnished, in F street north, between 13th and lth, No. 256, no 16-eotf URNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE on RENT. The House contains thirteen rooms. The Fur- nitureis handsome, of the best quality, Will be sold nted surersialy or tog on the 2 No. 24 Missouri avenu 434 and 6th stm ARD.—RARE CHANCE 'welve large and handsome Rooms. with B: rooms, &e., &c.. for reut, furnished or unfurnished, suitable for chambers or offices. W4ll be rented seperately or ail together. Terms reasonable. Those apariments sre over our establishment, Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, OR RENT OR dious double H bath room, coach hou: garden. The house is elegantly furnished, and the mort central and desirable locat. wil be leased, with the furniture, f tenant, very reasonably, For particuls apply to WM. WALL, of Wall, phens & C se Ba. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, nlo-im POR, R —A tandsomely Furnished HOUSE, CNo. 44, northeast correr of H and lth streets) containing thirteen rooms, with gas fixtures, bathing room, &c. For particulars spply On the premises, or address Box 513, City Post Office. ge 22-16 OR RENT—Prof. H. W. MUNDER havin fitted up his Hallinan elegant manner, whiel renders it oue of the prettiest rooms in this city, will rented upon moderate terms for Soirees, Suppers, inners, or Promenade Concerts. Apply at t all on ‘Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday even- ings from 734 until 93% o'clock. . His School is now open for the reception of pupils on fe sad and Thursday afternoon and evening. ‘0c 22- sEAS| OUS. N RS. M. A. (KNIGHT Phas taken the well known and coimmodious house, 447 Pa. avenue, between 3d and 45 streets, south side. nearly opp site the Washington House, which has been com- letely renovated and fitted up with new re Be aut ureiture, uted for & first-class HOUSE. irs. Kuight having had considerable experience in the same business in Baltimore, feels cuntiden ¢ in offering inducements to gentemen and ther wives, and members of ipo poe (bemg con-~ tiguous to the Capitol,) to call and e: ine her ac- commodations before iocating them: winter. OAR DING .— Pleasant rooms with board oan be had at No, 425 Twel(th street, between F and G. Also, a few table boarders can be accommodated. 27-3t" D OARDING.—Mrs. RUFF has taken the large B and commodious house, No. 396 D street, near 7th, where she intends to rent her Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, to single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, with Board. ‘Transient Boarders by the day or week. Meals sent out at all the day. Wittia M SOLLERS, UPHOLSTERER, No. 500 Ninth street (up stairs) attends promptly to making of Carpot anging Curtains, and fitting Vilclotbs, and ail we pertaining to Upholster- ang es Interior Deco i at moderate price: n2l-2w en Goods, China Ornaments, Papier Mache, &c., &o., just received « ed at JGHLIN’S, No, 20 Pa. avenue, aEAUG between ath and 9 Vv 0 -F LUTES,ACCOR DEONS, ML Tee A ELLIS 36, between och and 0th streets. nld MBRELLAS, CARD CASES, PORTEMO- I naies, Paper, Pens, Chess, Dominoes, volls, 20, between 8th and 9th sts, Engravings, at no 16 ES? if ITS, CURLS, HALF LARISSA AP RE CTR Has ae, a A. AV, near corner of 1Sth n UBIN’S EXTRACTS, odors. at GIBBS'S Hair Store, near }3th st., and at his Sales Room under Wiallards’ hotel. 29-3m SIGHT SCHOOL will be re-opened at the Werhuaston Select School House, corner of }. Lat, 10th and G streets, on ee ah KELLY, _n27-e0St* Principal. — NIA AND OTHER PAPER MONEY VIRGINIA ANKEN AT PAR! = CLOTHING ! —CLOTHING! —CLOTHING! CHEAP FOR CasH. MONEY SAVED AND FAIR DEALING, AT S22 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTE, between 9th and 10th it the “ 2all House.” k of READY-MADE ing low. prices: ACS ca €1 bargains in ping can be obtained elsewhere in this city. Owing to our building, we did not lay in our stock as ethers did, we bought at great sacrifices, owing to the state of the mark 0 assortmen! SIMERES in this cit in is city, we os ae to make Clothing to order at the Stiort . oe. is WALL, STEPHENS & CO., n? se ave., bet. 9th and lth sts, DIVERNOIS’ HOTEL Pa. ave i between !7th aud 18th streets, * ASIINGTON, D.C. This establishment is newly furnished and ar- ed ons eo most FY - improved principle, he Bar is supplied with the choiest of a (other deteacios in season. ami 5 Hot Cold Lunch from 11 o'clock 8. m, until Rm. n 2h Brayrirc NEW GOODS just opaningsy ORNING. ‘By A, GREEN, ; / FUXTENSIVE SALE OF UNREDEEMED hall sell. at my store. on bt ‘Jewels P. atv at teu cielook, &. ean . o > ties eg bests. &e., By W. XTEN! R 1. & BARNARD. Avtionsers meets SALE OF FRE: 5 SSR Luguors-dc.. aT PuBLic seen: ESDAY MORNING. Dec. I, at 94 . we Will sell, in front of our A: on os. ee ut reserve,a large of fresh ruits, Groce- ries, &¢., consisting 400 whole, half, and quarter boxes fresh Buneh Rai- 100 drumis and fralls fresh Malaga F boxes Lemers, fresh x - 1 barrels Gracey sed Brow va Rio Burnt Coffees = # boxes Brown and Fancy Soap Diagn! emer or 3 il, 1. 20 '4-boxes fine Chewing T — ra Gatandimrce Bin and wr ich w thout reserve, paads. “at 1 & eae R n@-ts “Corner Pa. reese ‘sch at. By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEK'S SALE rnon SXTRMPINE As- 1 NT ERNITURE aND OUSE-F! Pi NISgING Goons. —On TUESDAY and W EDNES- AY. Decomber ist and 2d, commencing at 0 0'cik. virtue of @ deed of trust duly recorded, ke. t shall sell the entire stock of Furniture and House- farnishing Goods in store No.—,anger Odd Fel- ows’ Hell, Seventh street, comprising: 15 retest and mahogany Dressing Bureaus, with marble and wood tops 13 rosewood, walnut, and mahogany Washstands 40 Bedsteads of various patterns Hair and husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows 3: walnut and mahogany faney Whatnots 19 rosewood, walnut, and mahogany Parlor Tables Mahogany hair spring-seat S« and Divans 5dozen mahogany Parlor Chairs Mahogany Arin and Basy Chairs Secrotary and Bookcases, Writing Tables and Desks. Dining, breakfast, and chamber Tables Cane and woeod-xeat Chairs, Lounges Arm and Nurse Rockers, walnut and cherry Cribs Workstands, Texpoys, Looking Glasses Brocateile Curtains, gilt Window Shades Large quantity of Crockery aud Glass Ware Fenders, bra ndirons, Shovels and Tongs About 40 Stoves of various patterns Together with many other articics useful to house keepers. Terms: $30 and under cash; over that sum a for satisfactorily endorsed credit of 60 nud 90 days, notes, bearing interest. oO! FISHER, Trostes. McGUIRE, Auet. nz dst FUTURE DAYS. McGULRE. Auctioneer. PIANOFORTE, HANDSOM RNITURE, GILT-FRAME MiRRoRs, Pa s Fixtores. &c., &c., aT Pusiic Aver: ce URSDAY MO) , in front of the Auction ° I shall sell, by virtue of adeed of trust duly exe- cuted and recorded in Liber J. A. 8 , No. 134, folios 53, 6, &c., a largeand handsome assortment of Fur- niture and Household Eflects, comprising— Superior Rosewood Pianoforte. Stool and Cover Suite of handsome carved Walaut Parlor Furniture finished in rich Blueand Gold Brocatelle rocatelle and Lace Curtains, to maten Handsome Gilt-frame Mantel and Pier Glasses Rich Oval Mirrors Ten handsome Oil Paintings ‘Twelv WRTAVINES F Lot of superior bronze and gilt Gas Chandeliers and Brackets Rosewood and Walnut Marble-top Centre, Sofa, and Side Tables Rush seatand other Faney Chairs ‘Ten Brusselis and three-piy Carpets, Rugs Gilt Window Shades, Cornice and Fixtures rd, two Extension Tables er. Dessert, xnd Tea Ware ‘ee Urn, Waiters, Castors ‘able Cu y Refrigerator, Cooking Stove and Fixtures Four BlegauttEnamelied full Marbie-top Cottage Sets, beautifuily finished in various colors Six Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany French steids Six Mahogany and Walnut Wardrobes Ewht Hair and eight Husk tresses Eight seta superior Bolsters and Pillows 20 superior Blankets, 12 Comforts 8 Bedspreads, lot Bed Linen Marbie-top and plain Washstands, Towel Rack Painted Wardrobes, Cottage Bedsteads Bath Tub and Fixtures Eight Toilet Sets Lot Chamber Stoves and Grates penne with a large assortment of Kitchen equi 5. ‘Terms: 240 and under, cash; over that sum a credit of 9) and 69 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest, THOS. J. FISHER. JAS. C. MoGUIRE, ned {Union.} Auctioneer. "TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RE “8TATE.—In pursuance of a the tenth day of Sex: eight hundred and fifty for Prince George's © quit L ecree passed on in the year one thousand -five, by the Cireuit Court vuuty, silting as a Court of a. Speeding wherein Al- id of Robert E. others, «1 fe therein appvinted, will expose at public highest bidder, on the premises, on FRIDAY zthe isth day of December uext, at the hour of 12 0’c'ock, m.,, if fair, if not fair, at Lae same time and place on the next fair day thereafter, all those tracts, parts of tracts or parcels of iand, situated in said county, formerly the Property of the late Richard L. Thoimp- gon, and now decreed to be sold for the purpose of division and partition between his widew und his children. These isnds contaia in separate and near - y coutiznous parcels upwards of Six Fluudred Acres. ‘The greater portion is open land. There is, howev- er, some excellent Timber Land among the tracts roposed to be sold. Some of the parcels of land fave valuable improvements on thein. ‘There is a valuable spring of water on #ne of the tracts, and the soil of all the lands is easily worked and well ad- apted to the raising of the staple crops of the counte, hese lands are in the ummediate vicinity of Y B, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Terms of sale xs prescribed by the decree.—F ive; hundred dollars in c: to be paid on the day of sale and the residue 0 urchase money to be paid in equal instalmen’ » two, three. and {i from day of ent be to bear interes: day of sale and to be seoured by the bonds of the pur- chaser or purchasers, with apprren cu-obligers, And upon the payment of the whole purchase mon- ey and all interest thereon, and not belore, the an- dersigned is authorized to convey the premises soid to the purchaser or purchasers thereof in fee simple, at his or her or their costs, free, clear and discharge ed from ail claims of the parties to Unis cause and of Any person or persons claiming ty. from or under them. The widow is party to the procecdings in this case and bas in writing signified ber assent to to take in lien of her dower an tes wee 4g mouey, as ascertained by law, out of the proceeds of the sale. S Trustee. t th Dec& dts Br JAS. Co MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. JALVABLE COUNTRY SEAT at Acction. Owing to the inclemency of the weather ves terday, aud the preseut pressure in the money mar- et, Maj. G. Tochman has POSTPONED the pub ic sale of his residence farm, ‘ummer Hall,"” iu the County of Alexandria, Va,, until MONDAY, the 4th of January next. at 10 o'clock a.m., on the prenuses. In the meantime, they are offered for private sale; and further information as to terms of sale. &c., may be obtained at the auction store of J, Cc. McG ‘e Sei JAS. C. MoGUIRE, 00 27-2aw = Auction and Commission Merchant. UILTED BOTTOM WATE Cork sole Water-proof Boo! Double sole do. do, Scotch bottom do Fine dress Patent leather and Calf Boots Double sole Gaiters and high Lace Shoes of various i Joand Gum Overshoes, assorted. -PROOF BOOTS, But Witba general assortment of Ladies’, Misses, Boys’ and Children’s Gaiters, Boots, Shoes, &c.. can be found in great variety at free “HARMON BURNS’ 408 Pa, av., between 434 anu Gth at n2i eo2tw a few doors east of National Hotel, JOUN W. BADEN. e CALVIN G. LOWNDS, EW AUCTION anvCOMMISSION STORE. Bavex & Lownps respectfully announce to their friends and the public that they have associated to- her in the Auction and Commission business, at io. 34 Centre Market sngene. between 7th and 8th streets, where they will happy to receive eou- Signments, on which liberal advances will be made, Strict attention will be paid to Real Estate and Fur- niture Sales, either at their Sales Rooms, or else where. Prompt returns on sales may be fully SPelitet etree uate arta icles as may number of building lots and dwelling houses, in tine city, soa Farm in Prince Georg Count 4 twelve smiles from, the city, containing about 160 y ie. Scres, at pri LOWNDs, fanen. 4 34 Market Space, between 7th and &th streets, n2 3t iN iat. Intel.) ORE NEW oO: PHEAPER THAN GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! Now is Tuk Time To SEcuRE BaRGains IN DRY GOODs, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &e. Hi hosed a lary f goods iately Sor casheat n great sncriaser I am guabied to viler some Ertraordinary Bargains for Cash, and se only. Every artiole will be sold to euit the mes. 1 would enumer: ly & few of the very reat eee m ses Ma’ Hot, Lieached and brown ‘ottons at 6',, worth 8 cents: good fasc-oolored Cai loves at 6g 8 cents; good white eliow Fian- nel at 124 st white, red, and yellow Fiaunel at 25 cents found in this city; rich new-stgre ress Goods of every description, and very Pi 5 hex; long and square ty hy Sy ne les, tre us ~ Mica large stock of MEN and BOYS? and quality. ba: fe iy it 5 all estip: as real barpuies itl Gos esa a a ~G. HY ATT, No. 49 Seventh st MAGNIFICENT CHURCH ORGAN a SRS ART 8s 90 Seventh went, A tone. Tooue ‘EUROPE. Arrival of the Steamer Fuiten. Sr. Jouns, N ve —The York Cape Race last evening at o'clock. She ‘ft Havre on the 17th § and Southampton $13 o'clock on the the 16th. bas in specie. . al rf a large ofan cae eee TE? there Ute Vanaeun'™ =" APY ar eben en November ath, arri ‘at Liverpool on The financlal advices although not so excifing eset UF Sie Fulton, Dill, ate, neverthetess, absorb PF The good effects of the cnspanctin af ine innk charters were still show), themselves every- by path in peanttadye Britain. ¢ money market was better than “4 vices, and the demand for discount BF Coatele hod elseneati sthe evening ofthe feb iemoen oa, caonaaee on tbe even bt it for i ama 90 for the account of toe De- eember. The Bank of France, advices, had announced its determination to im- diately extend its issues. ‘The rate of interest at Hamburg bad receded, the last quotation being 9) firms bad called Seve: jion manafacturi. their creditors ber for the purpose of cable arragemen its, in to on tein Pacis are those x ippe to make some a: avoid, if possible, a full s: Henste, Phil! Tue failures of most note Borden, Duburt & Co. ; and Viber. ; + an KETS -o~don, Tuesday Evening, Nov. 17. Is closed firm to-day fn an we eed of we oe Friday's prices, closing quotations ave 89% “4% for money, and 90 Tor the 7th of December Otuer descriptions of funds have also advanced decidedly Bank stock is quoted at 21a2i4; reduced She Soy; mew three per cents SS ass | The sales in foreign stocks have ited, and there has been no material ¢ prices There bas been quite an im in the Sugar market, the advance reac. ing to fully 4s perewt Breadstufls generally have a declining tenden- cy. and there is a general panie in the pe Rice and Coffee there is but little doing Notwithstanding the lage Notwil an e imy ment in t] . lish money market, there tna bree veel eae f:ilures in various branches of business in Great Britain. Several are also in France. ‘The most prominent of those reported are—JeMi- cor & Wix, merchants in the Turke: trade; Jose P. R. Sa & Co., in the Brazilian ; Bardgetc & Pickard, liabilities £120,000 ; Hoard, Bazoa & Co., in the Swedish trade; Edwards & Metthie, sast India and colonial brokers of London, and Messrs. —, = ear. liabilities esti- mated ai nearly a half million pounds sterli ra coal goods were generally unaltered in price A slight improvement bas taken Place in the oolen trade at Leeds. In Huddersfield 2 good business was doing. There is no later news from India, and no gen- of eral news of importance from any other the world. i ¥! = ulte lim in * we Tue Latest. The following additional commereial news has been received from St. Johns : The a Papers quote cotton on the 17th as only nominal, and no quotations of American cotton are ziven. The sales of Tuesday amount- ed to 2,000 bales. The quotations for E; jan, Surat and other cottons were higher, the market closed very flat, ‘awaiting fur- ther floancial developments. Liverpool, Nov. 17.—Flour and wheat at retail have declined in the week 4d. to 6d. for wheat ee gro el oe Corn bas been exceed- ingly dull, and quotations are only m " cndon, Nov. 6 There te « heavy dectine in grain and a general panic prevails. Wheat 18 2s. Inferior ure a3s. lower for better qualities. saleable Produce.—Linseed oil 31a32. Sugar has‘ ad- vinced 4s. Rice, coffee and tallow are fiat. The Canadian Administration. Toxonto, Can , Nov. 28.—The new adminis- tration was fo and sworn in yesterday. It is composed of Messrs. John A. Macdonald, Pre- mier and Attorney General of Upper Canada; Wm. Cayley, Inspector General; Robert Postmaster General; G. E. Cartier, A General of Lower Canada; J.C Morrison, Re- ceiver General; P.M. Van Koughnet, President Executive Council; T.J J. Loranger, Provincial Secretary; N. F. Belleau, President of isla- tive Council; Chas. Alleyn, Commissioner Pub- lic Works, and L. V. Sicotte, Commissioner Crown Lands. Acquittal of the Captain of the Opelousas. New Organs, Nov. 27 —Capt. Ellis, of the Steamer Opelousas. who was indicted for man- slauybter, In cousequence of the recent collision of his steamer with the Galveston, bas been av- quitted. The Case of Donnelly. Trenton, N. J., Nov. 27.—Thechancellor has granted a writ of error in Donuelly’s case, re- turnable to the Court of Errors next Tuesday Baltumore Markets. Batimore, Nov. 30.—Flour has declined ; $5.25 for Howard streetand Obio Wheat is unsettled, but 3a5c. lower. Corn is steady, old white 75a77c., new white S805 , old yellow 73a76c ; new yellow 59a62c Whisky ts steady at 23K ac. New York Markets. New York, Nov. 30 —Flour declined; sales of 7,500 bbis.; State $4.90a4.90; Ohio $5 2545.70; Southern $5 25a85 50. Wheat closed with a declinin, tendency; sales unimportant; Southern white 1. 25a%1.50. Corn is — sales of 3,000 bushels of Western mixed :t ie Pork bas declined; mess @19a18.50; prime $6 S0a816.75. Beef ts inactive ; $10n$13.75 for Chioago repacked. Lard isquiet, at Mal2cts. in barreis Whisky ts dull; Ohio 2c. Financial. New Yorn, Nov. 30 —Stocks are merally lower. Chicago and Rock Isiand 78"; Camber Coal Company 10; Hiinois Central shares #4; do bonds 87; La Crosse & Milwaukie 11M 5 Michi- #aa Southern 17; New York Central 20% ; Read toy 57% ; Milwaukie & Mississippi, 32; Cantons B'E2. CAGES, WOOLEN GOODS. AND Notions, at McLAUGH LIN" nis ‘2, bet Sth and Sth BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD-CAS8E IRON rame Pianoforte, used one year m a careful family, of Hallet, Davis & Co., ton, renowned revenge will be = at agrent. Gash or credit, at our great Piano E um. JOHN Ff. ELLIS, oo 2 306 Pa. ave.. bet. Sth and ‘th sts. NOTICE. Tue undersigned begs leave to inform his friends and the public generally, as he is determined todo only cash business, he will make to’ order GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHIN inthe best manner and at lower posomn thea any other establishment in the City. Please g momen 2. 1 «ag th Merchant Tailor, No. 263 Ps. aven Pl A. RE Seta. = HO WUULD NOT SAVE MONEY ould mont eee ts vew pst res] u those who Srein want of seh ight, that the BRECK: INRIDGE COAL. OIL ts the cheapest only burning im the lam haif cent per hour. aes me opi exta it. we have. 8 Tate © Call and see, No. 33 street, between 6th and 7th street Dat HOWELL & MORSELL. MCSICAL caro. The Chickering Grand Piano used by Messrs. Thalberg and Strakoseh,at theirconcerte, iy TH SPEIER, feo New Tork. Orders left at Mr. Richard Davis's Piano Store, will meet with prompt att®ntien. n2-lw* MGEMONISM. 19s LEADERS AND DE- rde, Jr., s ormon dent of Salt Lake City: t tcl..ismon, 5 rated with eight wood : Bree ets TE RANCK TAYLOR” E OF RAVEN, BACON & CO. Pee KOs sien Seat the, Warerooms of W. G. METZEROTT. * Second hand Pianos forsale cheap. > JANUPACTURED TO ORDER y CREAT REDUCTION Pep TS 1 offer the fol.owing goods at prices TeifSe" Joulie-soled Heeted Gaiters * pisck Soroses boat Boots, $1.75. loreesco: 5 S “ Walking s Shoes at 61.12; and Misses and 1 si lemen’s double soled Boots 5 ir. ase oo JOHN BY ats: n16-Im* No. 447th st.. between G and H. EW STYLES, NEW FASHIONS, NEW N Geeds, Combs, Brushes, 5 Beathed : E 11 ribet ME 8 i = OS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at low T vine, fee oak oa ae LAMMOND's. WING 170 ROOMS, LADIES MACHINE . Gud 18:h 3s. Pa. ave.,