Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1857, Page 3

———— Tuz Rivss.—Aboat the wharves, this morn- ing, business was rather lively, and the erisp, pleasant air of early day sent aglow alt over one, immensely previuctive of activity. Several schooners were toWed wp the George- town channel this morning, by the James Guy. At Riley's wharf, arrived schooner Three Sis- ters, Capt. Nerris, from Philadelphia, with 118 fons coal. At Magruder & Stone's wharf, schr. Eagle, from Philadelphia, with 90 tons coal At o’clock a. m. the Collyer left her wharf with a large crowd of passengers fer Mount Ver- hon Ov. board the George Page, yesterday, an un- fort unate oceurrence took place which involved. ne blame except that of carelessness on the part ¢7 one of the parties. The harkeeper of the boat, -a‘colored man, named John Wallace, was fool- éng witha —— horse pistol, loaded with slugs, im company With one of the omprbus drivers, Henry Jackson, when the pistol, while in the hands of Watlace, was discharged, two balls taking effect In the head and face of Jackson; one bal! struck the forehead nearly between the eyes, and the ether tore off a portion of the right cheek. The aceident occurred shortly after the Page left Washington for Alexandria on her ! o'clock p. va. trip: but Wallace, being frightened, did not communicate the oecnrrence—which took place im the bar reom an the lower deck—until the boat was balf way to Alexandria Labi atten- tion then was paid to the unfortunate fellow on the boat, and on its arriva] at Alexandria two surgeons were summoned, Who. we understand, Probed the woulds making an unsuccessful at- tempt to extract one of the balls. Jackson Hes in a critical condition at Alexandria The fine ship Zephyr, which sailed from Alex- andria a few weeks since, arrived safely in New Orleans on the 27th ult. ‘Tax New City Post Orrics. — This part of the Post Office continuation has assumed an entirely new appearance within the last two weeks. The distributing room is, with the ex- ception of the benches for the distributing clerks, completed. ‘The ceiling, which is of iron simi- lar to many of the large rooms in the new Cap! tol, bas been frescoed in an elaborate and taste- ful style, and eis spptepeiatety heat. The roof is entirely of iron and copper, and completely fire proof. In the front of the distributing room ‘workmen are = in putting together and —— up letter boxes. The numbered, or sub- scription boxes are to have in front iron sash with the numbers painted on the panes of glass. Stone Masons are engaged in laying the flagging on the floors of the area and vestibule. The west angle of the north front wall is nearly up, and in front of the New Post Office the marble cutters are covering in the vestibule ceiling. ‘The workmen expect to have the New City Post Oflice ready for use in about a week; if not as soon as one week, very soon thereafter. This will afford an opportunity for rns | down the building now occupied by the City Post Office, which will be 2 good winter's job for many poor laborers who are out of employment. The west continuation third-story rooms are now up, and the roofers are engaged in covering them in. The rooms imme- diately adjoining the City Post Office are to be finished off as soon as possible for the use of the City Postmaster and his clerks. Tut Corner Stoxe of THE ALMs House — Yesterday afternoon. a company consisting of of- ficers of the Corporation, members of the City Councils, and other prominent citizens, assem- died at the city farm to witness the ceremony of laying the corner stone of the new almshouse. W bea the arrangements were completed, Mayor Mageude:. in a few appropriate remarks, an- nounced the object of the a and pro- ceeded to read the list of articles to deposited ja the stone, at the xame time exhibiting them to the company—as follows: A list of the officers of the General Government, list of the members of the present Congress, list of the officers of the Corporation. list of the officers of the Asylum, list containing the names of the joint building committee, the architect and contractor, copies of the daily National Intelligencer, Union, and Evening Star, and handsome copy of the Holy Bible. The lists of the Corporation were beauti- fully insezibed upon parchment by C. Darby, an old man who has been an inmate of the Asylum for many years. x ‘The deposit having been made and capstone Placed, the company, at the invitation of the con- tractor, repaired to the Intendant’s house, where atable had been spread for their entertainment Speeches, songs and toast were the order of the evening, and of course good humor.prevailed. Cheer upon cheer, interspersed with a few growls of “the tiger,”? were heard for the first time in that vicinity. The company enjoyed a merry afternoon, and dispersed at an early hour in the evening. Tur Szcoxp Exatsrtion of the Washington Art Association promises to be in some respects an advance upon the very creditable one of last year. The officers are Horatio Stone, President; W. D. Washington, Vice President: R.S. Chil- bsalbirbiar semis Secretary; M. J. McClery, Recording Secretary; Chas f. Stansbury, Treas urer; J. H. Adams, Jr., Librarian. The Direc- tory consists of John Cranch; Titian R Peale, S Eastman, James C. McGuire, Charles Haskins, George W. Riggs, E. Johnson, and KR. 8. Chew. five ef whom will be recognized as professional oF amateur artists. Amony the artists from whom contributions are expected are the following -— From Baltimore—Miller, Way, Harley, Newell asd Mayer. From delphia—sully, (3;) Van Stankenburg, Remb Peale. Paul Weber, (several splendid landscapes;) Moran, Boutelle, Richards, Lewis. Schoseile, Hamilton, Hazel: tine, Sehmoltze and Furness. From New York —Durand. Beliows, Blauyelt, Mrs Spencer, Mig- not, Heine, Elliott. Church Cropsey, Hall, Greene, Kensett, Weir, Gidnoux, Robeitson and others. Senalptors—Palmer, of Albany, aud Rein- bardt, of Baltimore There is aiso a prospect of obtaining some of the first cimens in the French ex New York hy Rosa Bonheur, Isabe &c.. as well as the water colors in the of the works of modern exhibition at New York. ‘ol ion British artists, now on FERENADESs To Jepce Douctas.—The friends Of Senator Douglas turned out in force last night, and, accompanied by W ithers’s band, proceeded to his residence to pay him the compliment of a serenade. On his making his appearance, he was ad- dressed on the faa of the assembled company by Major W ina, of Lilinois, welcoming Mr. Douglas back to the scene of his senatorial labors. Mr. Douglas made a pertinent speech in reply, ju which he spoke of his long residence in this city, and of the uniform good feeling which had ebaracterized this intercourse with our citizens on all occasions On political topics he did not enlarge particu- larly, rather to the disappointment of some of his auditory, but contented himself with saying that his future would be that of strict adherence to what he believed to be his line of duty, and in firm adherence to bis oath to support to the best of bis knowledge ard ability the Constitution of the United States. Later in the night, Mr. Donglas was serenaded again by the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Com- Pany, with Esputa’s band. Mr. Douglas replied appropriately on behalf of Mrs. Douglas, to whom the serenade was specially addressed The Metropolitans afterwards serenaded Mr M Cutts, the father of Mrs. Douglas, by whom they were handsomely entertained. Tue Government Gueex Hovse.—Under the care of Mr. Smith, the head gardener at the Gov- ernment Green Houses, the plants and flowers look in capital condition. The marks of the great hail storm of last June are, however, still apparent, and the beautiful foliage of the palm and other plants of this family shows how disas- trous was its effect upon them. The tree plants have just been removed tothe new hot house Var improvements have been effected about the grounds during the pas’ niner and fall, an important one of which is a flag footway down the centre of tho grounds, leading from the foot of the Capitol to the Tiber Creek, and of a width corresponding to the stone walks in the Capitol Groands. Some changes as to the gravel walks have been planned and are being executed, whieh will give the grounds a natural and gural look. Mre Smith is always about to wait on visitors, and his politeness and intelligence makes bix rompany always agreeable to those with whom he may come tn contact Tae Orn Cariro: —The last few weeks have produced a decided chanye inthe internal appea:- ance of the old Cxpite luters, wpholsters and laborers have so complrtely renovated the build- ing that it looks ax good as new. About the Sen- ate ebamber the effect of the brushing up process has been most wholesome and pleasing ; the ves- tibule has been painted handsomely ; the gan ap- —— have been carefully attended to, and he beautiful chandelier in the chamber freably gilded and new potent burners attached. 1 about the House hall ee operations vid halls are ession. “ INstxivation.°"—The Washington cor- respondent of the Cincinnati Kaquirer thus ad dresses himself to the wives of the members of Congress : “ The truth is, and my experience—I mean my obser vation—confirms it, no wife should allow her husband tocome here without accompanying him, and while here sticking to him like wax itis a place of seducing temptations which the sinner don’t pretetid to resist, and the rizhteous can hardly flee from by regular fasting and pray- er. Wives, stick to your husbands is my ad- Vice” Purrienic, the Napoleon of gift book enter- prises, has arrived in town, and will soon open his nich display of holiday gift books. Lookout Jor his fortheoming advertisement in the star! . . x ‘NICATED. Tux Rarunnitise tiene 27, sec. 5, provides that Parties may ‘contract for tie payment of any rate of interest on money,” and that “any judgment or decree rendered on such contract shall conform thereto? Chap. 149 re. peals statutes heretofore enacted, including those Providing penalties for usury. The adoption of these itions will ex- actly reverse the present policy ofthe law. The usurer will be permitted to appear in our courts te ey and ee usury, The + of flesh” is to be adjudged to him regard less 01 the “blood'? he may spill in taking fe. it will be obsetved that amy rate of interest is legalized ‘There is no limit whatever. A man's necessity is to be the usurer’s limit. ‘The evil of usury is unknown to the * Revised Code.”” Js it true. then, that Divine anathemas have been hurl against the usurer when there has been no such crime as usury? Have civilization and Chris- tianity condemned usury when there js no xnch thing as usury? Has mankind been pursuing a shadow since creation’s dawn, and it remained until now to discover it? Is the wisdom of our codifiers more excellent than that of Solomon ? Does their morality transcend the religion of the Bible? Inspiration, Christianity, and civiliza- tion! What are these com to the wisdom and righteousness of the new Code '—what their authority? Let the usurer no more hide his ig- nomintous head! What if our Saviour did over- turn the tables of the m changers and drive them from the temple! It fs now roposed that the best government on earth, sel a Christian community, shall restore them. The shame of the usurer has been upon him forhges. Now his glory is to be made to appear. Bow down, ye usnrers, in humble adoration! It well be- comes you to be thankfal. Sound aloud the praise of the Revised Code. But Christian, Where art thou? Seest thon the jubilee of the usurer? Seest thou the defilement, and wilt not thou follow thy master’s example? Wilt not thou, too, overturn the tables of these money chan, »and drive them from the temple of justic Justitia. [comMentca TED. Dean Irems.—Our neighborhood was enliven- ed, indeed. { may say astounded, last night, bya serenade by one of the fine bands of the city (per haps the excellent Marine Band) which would have Been unexceptionable and most delightful, had it not been for a certain base instrument which was continually interrupting “the concord of sweet sounds.”” Now I want to know where were the night watch, the » police, the Auxiliary Guard, or even his Honor the Mayor, himself? Howhbeit, this serenade was near 7th peigpay os surely he could not have escaped hear- ing, at his residence, this incessant and intolera- ble thumping. Where were these conservators of the peace that they did not hunt out this in- truder, and put him in the jug? (1 fear he had already been too nenr a pas I have heard of bands having a big drum with them for some purpose or oth Tam not musician enough to say for what—but ceftainly the enthusiastic per- former I here allude to, could have formed no partof the otherwise delightful band, unless they employed him to go about with them to wake people up. Having accomplished this with two or three of his vigorous flourishes, he should have ceased further operations. But, I suppose that he was employed by the hour, and was too conscientious to omit work. He is an honest and brave fellow after all; for, as we have shown him to be honest, so he must be brave whocould dare to run the risk of being picked up by our BL regs Police, to encounter the execrations of a whole neighborhoed (yea, half the city) and to nullify such sweet, pure strains as floated on the enchanted air; and-all this, too, on such a charm- ing moonlight night as was the night of the first day of winter. Yours, A Lover or Music, Though not a connoisseur ef base druins. P S—A thought suggests an explanation of this gentleman's continued performance, viz: that as the mingled sounds of saxhorn, clarionet, ophicleide, bassoon, ete., stealing so sweetly and softly o’er the soul tend to sleep, this fellow is ingenionsly slipped in—(under a horrid muilsical license)—to keep people awake. Srapeine Case.—Last night, a number of young men assembled in the back roomof Birch's restaurant, near Second street, got up a difficulty which ended ina fight and the stabbing of Jos Goldsmith. The wound isa severe one, the knife entering the neck near the jugular vein, and in- flieting a gash downward, and of dangerous ap- ‘arance. Notwithstanding the etforts of Justice jonn and several officers, no clue to the assailant could be obtained—the wounded man refusing to give information Wat cax BF poye at a Wasmttneton W karr.—The ship Scotia, Capt. Jos. Miskelly, which sailed from Alexandria on the 29th ult . received her cargo at Mosher’s wharf, on the Eastern Branch. ‘This sbip draws 19 feet water Her cargo consists of oak timber, for house- joining, and was cutin Virginia. It ts consigned to Jas. Brown & Co., Liverpool, England. An other ship is daily expected to arrive for a simi- lar cargo. Missixe —John Weissner, an employee of the Coast Survey Office. received his pay for the moath of November on Tuesday last, and teft the office at three o’clock for bis home. across Benning’s bridge, about six miles from the city, and has not been since heard of. Foul play is suspected. Any information in regard to Mr Weissner communicated at the Coast Survey Of- fice or to his family will be thankfully acknow!- edged sivetn Cinccit Cover —When our report closed yes- terday the case of Elizabeth Theresa Josephine and Francis Johnson rs. John F. Sharretts, ex- ecutor of Samnel Brereton was not conchided, and was resnmed this morning. As our report closes the above case is pending Gown and SitveR.—Sweeny, R ittenhouse, Fant & Co. are, to-day, buying and selling gold and silver at the follow rates: Buyin Selling. Gold. aoe. 3 pre. Cr 2 pre. Virginia m 4 dis. Larcrxy.—Last night, a colored man, named James Diggs, was seen ixsuing from the store of Morris Oppenheimer, having in hix Possession four whips belonging to Oppenheimer. He was followed and arrested by Watchman Horner, and taken to the guard-house. This morning he was sent to jail by Justice Clark. Accipent.—Last night, a man named George Gardner, while intoxicated, fell into the Tiber, near Second street, and sprained both hisankles He was discovered by the special police on duty there, and conveyed to the guard-house, where allthat could be done for his relief was done. This morning he was sent to his home ou Elev- enth street west. City Maxket.—Our attention was attracted this morning by the display of fine turkeys atthe City Market, on H street, near the corner of Twelfth. They are the finest poultry that we have seen this season, and indeed this market displays one of the choicest lot of meats, veye- tables, &c., that has met our attention anywhere. AssauLt.—Wednesday night, as Mr. P. Col- lier was passing along D, between Ninth and Tenth streets, he was stopped by a gang of row- dies, who demanded to know his politics. He being nowary enongh to anawer their questions, was knocked down with a slung shot, and severe- ly beaten by them YESTERDAY WORNING. On the arrival of the Hon. Jas. F. Dowdell. of Alabama, a salute of cannon was fired in compliment of the re-elec- tion of that distinguished representative over a violent cpeoeree of the Know Nothing party of bis district. Mrs. “Lex Muzzy, an actress of considera- ble abil is soon to give tical readings in this city, with remarke'on Free Masonry. Fatse ALARM —The firemen in the eastern art of the ot were called out yesterday by a false alarm of fire at the Navy Yard Warcn Retvrys —Joln Allcock, England, drunk and disorderly ; workhouse 60 days. Lu- cius Culver, N.Y, do; do, Harry Williams, England, vagrant; do. Jobn Moriarty, Ireland, do; do John Bryant, Md., do; do. Andrew Wall, Ireland. do ;do Wm Anthony, Pa , do; do George Gardner, D.C., drunk; dismissed. John Smith. N. ¥., disorderly; $5 security, and $1 25 costs. James Diggs, colored, Md., larceny; jail for Court ‘Twenty-two lodgers—all non-residents Dyspepsia AND Fits.—Dr. Tracy Del curer of Consumption, was for several y ly afflicted by dy> pepsin that he was oonfined te hi be & preser:ption furnt: ant girl. This prescription, given by a mere child while in a state of trance, cured everybody who at, never having aie once. Itis equally cases of f pepsin. ‘The ingre- y be found inany drug store. [ will send is valuable person who will supply me wit idences) of ten.or more, individ gions with disenses of the cheat, lungs, or throat, as a knowledge of such inva- lids and the way to reach ther, is «n aid to my regu- lar business. ‘Aadress Dr. Tracy Delorme, New York Post Office. Hemeopcthic P- De Menou er Chain Bb north side, between |Sth No. 376 H street, d i-eoSm sts. “WooDLaxD au,” for the by THovesnn Flow fo beautifying the co r ol son. ‘Th fa ine Article to . x's store, Odeon Duibding cone tenon ome Pa. avenue. n 19 tf _ Srgotat, Novice —F Tash pand Benet “ Wood! C tlemen’s fl a each, wo } & Poe Wholesale and Retail A; Ry TavLon : oe Sevonanie roth st., Pa. fad, a — ot On the sa ts the Rey-0. 6 r t ins! ey. G.G. 5 WMH. FENTON of Pata county, Virginrs. te Mi Som DRT Na uccoad acinar oo ate ohn ‘er. DIED. In G ti ..D. C., November 2th, MARY E. nwife of 5 imothy Remisk, in the 45th year of her ag GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. RS: FISH! FISH!!! ivin, ir schooner Marietta Bure le bin of Ne. Tote donne ALEWIVES, all ko will be warranted to merchants, and La te landing, 50 bbls. of prime Eastern HERRING. WARTLEY & BROTHER, d2-IW 1O_Water street, Georgetown, D.C. _ ax Fs.— ereons paying treoed I be comdirgr Re: Vat, 1858, will save in bo es_ciherwise interest will chi dating back first Monday in Dene ee EKELI., Collector. rior fast Jor, has gryrrensand ‘will comamoncs dt * ved,and wil ne d cuarning on Wednenda; y, Weather pT =; For freiget or passage apply to HARTLEY & BRO. 10t Water street, Georgetown, D.C, dl-lw FE MEMBERS OF THE VIGILANT FIRE wanes to their namerons friendes that they fo their name! s wrlleive their Ninth Annual Bailyon MON- AY EVENIN c. 2lat. Pe erticalars ina future advertisement. a THR COMMITTEF. Z JES.—1,500 bushels prime white IMER- CH FOTATOES in store aud for enle wm lots to suit purchasers. PETER BERRY, aa ____85 Water street, Georgetown. YOR’S OFFICE, M** vied Girone nro . ee Nov. cla eel ‘The undersign ereby invites, as soon TrAc- pl cd sale for building a substantial Wopdee Bridee Gverthe Canal,west of the Market, Oo eee OR ER AWFORD, Mayor. FURS! FURS!! FURS Seymour, in Georgetown. announces to his cus- tomers that his assortment of Lapies Fancy Furs, is now completed, mall qualities and styles. Minck Sabie, Stone Marten, rench do, Fitch — do. Fors in this establishment are fresh and elegant in their manufacture. Every article warranted as rep- resented. Having bought the present stock for cash at very low rates, we will sell nese low. Ladies, to get great bargains, shonid call early at nig-d3w = W. F. SEY MOUR’S, Georgelown. Millinery, &o. N RIBRAM & DAUGHTER, on Pa. avenue, between 10th and I!th streets, south ride. No. 277, respecttully inform the BONN EST, — Pots peveet svie of NNE suitable for our metropoli! season, and also HEAD DRESSES, suita- ble for soirees, levees, &c. Waxtzp—Two first-rate Milliner Hands. ADAM RY ONNETS! BONNETS!!! BONNETS!!! MRS. 1. CLARK wiil oven on Friday, the 4th Tosteas vo. 388 D street, between 2th and 8th, Washington, one of the handsomest assortments of Bonnets and other fashiona- ble Winter Millinery ever offered to the la- dies of the District z The t adies generally will do well to examine her stock before purchasing els where. ad 2-4t NEW. MILLINERY. THOMPSON 18 now prepared to offer the Ladiex of Washington and vierity a very elegant nasortment of WINTER le Se comprising all the new and desirable styles ci rr mie Also, constant on hand.” tine assortmen: of FLOWERS, PLUMES RUSCHES, RIB- NDS. HEAD DR .. teal BO . by hich w vite agtention. ee eee A TEHINSON & MUNRO, di ot 310 Pa. av.. between 9th and 10th sts. 404M BONNE! i DR “No. 332 lath street 1 S MAKER, From Paris, ‘eet, between I and K streets, Washington city, has the honor to inform the ladies of Washington and vicinity, that she has fitted up 4 Dress Making Establishment, where she is ready to make every kind of work, as Dresses, Mantillas, Basques, &e.,and inthe beet and very latest style of Paris, receiving every month the French Journal De La Mode, direct from Paris. nli-2m* CHINA, TOYS, MEDALLIONS, Canes, ry and Toilet Articles at it IN'S, bet. ath and Sth sta, RUIT.—New Eleme FIGS; new RAISINS. boxes; new CUR RAD fresh CHERRI HOOSE CHES, WHORT BERRIF t cetera. For «ale by niz & BURCHELL, corner 15th street and Vermont ave. 20 .000 chee, aE aio PER HuNDRED, For sale at my Nursery, near Washington. The ees are all of fine growth, and of a 2 t fruit. a general assortment of ORNAMEN- EVERGREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT _______ JOSHA PEIRCE, ERRERT’S HORSE AND HORSEMAN- SHIP of the United States and British Provir- oer, intwo large volumes, numerously illustrated, now complete; price $19, BS ptions received forthe publishers by RANCK TAYLOR. n NEM STYLES, NEW FASHIONS, NEW I Goods, Combs, Brushes, Toys, China n ; &o., at eLAUGHLINS. Al MANacs FOR 135, . ‘The new year is near at hand, and now is tne time to provide yourse'f withan Almanac. Hagerstown Almanac for 1858, F-rm-ra’ Almanac do. Housekeepers’ Alsnanac do. German Almanac do. A large assortment of all kinds of Almanacs, for 1858, for sale wholesale or retaij at JOSEPH SHILLINGTON'’s Bookstore, Odeon Building, Eu corner 436 street and Pa. avenue. n RUNNING Locomotives, MAGIC LAN- 1 EF 1» Ko. 0 dp se FOOt Balle, Fo MMOND'S, 7th street, A YEAR! 31.000 fp | — gt $1,000 A YEAR!! 100A YEAR. — Profitable and Honorable Em- 1,000 A YEAE- ployment for ail times. Persons 1,000 A YEAR. in town or countgy, in search of 1,000 A YEAR. employment as a source of in- 1,0 A YEAR. come, or to fill up their leisure 1,00 A YEAR. hours, nay hear of such by en- 1000 A YEAR, closingtwo stamps, to pa tay S10 A YEAR: neo. 1d Proteus JAMES, 1.000 A YEAR. HORNE, Box No. 4,581, New 1,900 A YEAR: York Post Office. ‘The employ- 1000 A YEAR, ment is fitted to either sex; sta- 1,000 A YEAR. tion in iife immaterial. It ‘is an 1,000 AL AR. article of daily consumption, and 100A YEAR, can be manufactured in’ the OA YEAR. agent’s dwelling; secure by co 0 A YEAR. Tight; saie as permanent as MOA YEAR. flour. Anagent is wanted in ev- OA YEAR. ery towninthe Union, — nl4-lm I ADIES, PLEASE READ. 4 pues Instead of selling the remnant of my stock of FANCY GOODSat auction, | have moved it into my new Store, 335 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, where | intend giving my customers andthe public generally, a chance to get great bargains at auction prices. Call before you buy, and examine for yourselves, &. 0: STRVENS Very reapectlully, Dealer in French Millinery and Fancy Goods, ont 6 Pa. ave.. bet. 9th and 10tn ats. O THE PUBLIC, SOF persons for sale is no- having advertised NEXPLOSIVE GAS. wh thing but the well-known “Etlerial Oil,” therefore I deem it necessary to caution consumers for their safety, that the only genuine article is known as “Reintzel’s pon-Explosive Baring Lay and is prepar sold y F.3' 'Z. at his Depot, cor ver of ith and E streets, he being the sole, possess. or of the right for selling the same in the District of Sewers FR. STUTZ 0 21-1 OLLECTOR’S OFFICE, Cc I City HaLt,’November 5, 1357, Notice is hereby given to al! persons who have not paid their Taxes for the present year, to ail who re in arrears for previous years, thatat the expira- tion of sixty days from this date, or as soon therenf- ter as the aavertivomaent ean be pat) pee 8 ppc ty on which the taxes may*remain unpaid will bead- vertised-and sold for the taxes, as the law enjoins. ‘Those who do not wish to be put to the heavy ex eo Sep on the advertisement and sale requested to pay in nen | F. HALIDAY, ___Collector. n6-eotJan5 IST RECKIVED— , a Maracaibo, and Rio Coffee, vernment Java @ do. lo. and Young Hyron Teas, 35 hall cheats Black ‘Tens, some vere fine flavor, 20 packages Crushed and Powdered ugar, 4 boxes Stratton Pearl Starch, b Sperm Candles, 2 Adamantine Candles = * do 53) do Mould 5 pie bbit’s Yeast Powder, 2 do Preston & Murril’s do, 25 boxes Soap Powder, » Old Castile Soap, 25 do Chemical do. 15 do Fancy lo. 75 dozen Mustard, 5 do French do. injars. Deans do. 15 dozen Wainnt and Tomato Catsup, B mpd vay Family Lard, oF Bele by THOMPSON, HAMILTON & © nD MWinewie Noss Bipe.cas™ 26 75 boxes Ground 45. half-chests Imperial, Gunpowder, do suitable for \ By BADEN & LOWNDS, TENSIV URRY Ms EF OF, 7 maar scene en Farhiture, coun i ment of lon: ogrood Bape oa wore ‘and Tea Sets, ‘her, wit! r kegping Cobden & general assortment of House- ermn sums under $30. cash ; the bal- ance at 90 and 60 de: 70 fori Goraed, bearing int r notes satisfactorily en- A LOWNDS. Auots. 34 Market Space. THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY ag comcponed until TUESDAY, the 8th instant, same d4 BADEN & LOWNDS, Aucts. FOR RENT AND Fok RENT—a comfortable DWELLING, sit* street: bh. on the corner of 12th and . Forterms inquire on the remiss: or of LED: streets, TO-DAY § TO-MORROW MORNING By JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. PR ARUP E ARR eae hacation. fo-8,1n Square Sk. fronting fest on ober m streets west, running back wit consisting of a twostory Frame pss, containing f iT rooms. Terms: One-t cash 6 months, with interele p EE = of trestion mises, th a J.C. MoGUIRE, Auct'r. By A. GREEN, Auctwneer. Kr ee - De 5 7 . stant, I shail sell, At 10 atsiook dence ote es Ing Sapeekeoping onthe sorte Gth streets, On the Island, a excellent sent Mi Henan shy ‘Parlor and Rooki i 5 = eed ‘ing Chairs, ie FURNI- the 7th ¢ ‘ardrobes ashstands, Painted and Venitian Blinds, ane and other Chairs, a Stoves, Bedst-ads. & With» keod lot of Kitchen Requisite. 8. ‘erms cash, in current \ A. GREEN, Auct. WARD'S, Grocer, comer Strand C R SALE OR LEASE—A emallfelegantly in. Fora BRICK HOUSE, ins plossoutant a ont furniture. Inquiry heer Te ercloel 5 ire 8 ” 9.365 I street, Pranklin Pines, between Gasksat Lith streets. d4-3t* Sa eee OR RENT.— i F Cotta ‘A convenient, little BRICK treet, between 'N OAN H. GIBBS. 22 Pa, avenue. FEF RNISHED ROOMB FOR RENT.—A suite . of Rooms in the immediate vicinity of the principal ye Breakfast Tea furnished if required. Inquire at 406 D street between 6th and 7th, near the States Office, or at 365, under Browns’ Hotel, Pa. avenue. d3-tw fiumondStates} URNISHED ROOMS & my No. 452, between Band Fstrester dtenhen’ FPURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.~A hane- pa al gee brick HOUSE; ted, and lighted with gas, ‘To adesieatle tenant sine Font will be moderate. A superior Piano will be in- Apply to WALL & STEVENS, Penn. avenue, or at 470 12th street, between F and G. d2.3t* For RENT .—Several ery, plonsant ROOMS, in one of the most desirable locations in the city, being tn the immediate vicinity of the National and Browns’ Hotel. No. 46 Louisiana avenue. a OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSK, (No. 394) on H_ street, between 12th and I3th, containing nine rooms, with kitchen Included. For particulars inquire of J.D. ELLIOTT, next door. = ee SS aa ae OR RENT.—Two BEDROOMS and PAR- 1.OR adjoining, on the second floor, ina ver; esirable location. 402 F street, one door fe m7t sreel d 1-6" FURNISHED ROOMS TO REN T—On the Ist and 2d floors, lizhted with gas, at No. 420 ) street, between th and 7th. Also, a few Table Boasdors can be accommodated on reasonabe terms. -lw URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT toa gentle- man and his wife, or two sngle gentlemen. with or without board, ina private family. No children or boarders inthe family. Please to apply = fie.ait We Letreet, between 6th and 7th sts F4 RISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Very eligi- bly sit on one of the most pleasant streets inthe city. Itis lighted ies Kes, mes with a good bath-room, and is we! ——— throughout, with handsome furniture, nearly new. Apply at ri H street, between 9th and 10th, one square from the Patent Ofhce. n 30-6t* ——— EE NE LARGE PARLOR and large CHAMBER F attached, on the first floor, handsomely fur- nished, and having gas, for rent. 'Aiso,a large Pas- lor and Chamber, ‘second story,) and two. single Rooms, in suite orseparate. Terms reasonable and Board if desired. Location central. 468 10th street, between Dand E. nS-lw OR RENT.—Two comfortable Furnished ROOMS, (one of them a front room,)in a pleas- ant part of the city. and near the hotels. Inquire of Mrs. HUNT. No. 47 Louisiana avenue, between 6th snd 7th streets, RNISHED HOT FOR RENT.—A desi- rable and handsomely Furnished House, con- veniently located, ina pleasant part of the city, will be rented for six months, or by the iA Please refer for information to J. G. CLARKE, Esq., & Co, nas te office of Riggs "¢ seas Bes ns tf ¢OR RENT.—Either furnished or unturnished, three-story, new Brick House, n2-lw an excellent. with basement, No. 4% New Jersey avenue, five minutes’ walk from the Capitol, with three-stall stable and conch house, with immediate possession, Inquire atSAM’L. WALKER’S Portrait Gallery, Desae ye ina, corner 43¢ atreet and Pa. auenue. nig-t ARB.—-RARE CHANCE.—-Tweive large and ‘ handsome Rooms. with Bath-rooms, &c.,&c.. for rent, furnished or unfurnished, suitable for chambers or offices. Will be rented seperately or all together. Terms reasonable. Those aparimenis Are over our establishment, Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, WALL, STEPHENS & CO, nis-lm (States) OR RENT OR LEAS dious double HOUS ith water, gas, and bath room, coach house bling, and ornamental garden. The house is elegantly furnished, and in the most central and desirable location. ‘The house wii! be leased, with the furniture, fora term of years to x good tenant, very reasonably. For particulars apply to WM. WALL, of Wai, Stephens & Co., we Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, nieim TO co RENT.—Prof, H. W. MUNDER havin fitted up his Hallinan elegant manner, whic! renders it one of the prettiest rooms in this city, will be rented upon moderate terms for Soirees, Suppers, —A large and commo- Dinners, or Promenade Concerts. Apply at the Hall n Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday even- ings from 7% until 9% o'clock. 1s School is now open for the reception of pupils on hoe ad and Thursday afternoon and evening. oe 22- Can EEAREREEEEEEEEEEREnenemmeeneeee nee RS. HALE’S NEW COOK ROOK, $1. Mrs Hale's Receipts forthe Million, $1 25. difield’s New Cook Book, $1. Leslio’s Ldy’s House Book, zi: Miro. Childa” Avacricge Peace eee fe. 25 ot |. Childs’ American Frugal Housewife. 8. Seventy-five Receipts for Pastry, Cakes, and Sweetmeats, 25 cts. Rise poser 6 Demestie Roosiet Book, 3 ots. eper’s Book, 5 The Family Receipt Book for Making Bread, Rolls, &o ; 13 ots. The Household Manager, by Charles Pieroe, Lon- lon: 85 ets. Miss Les! New Receipts for Cookery. 81. Miss Leslie’s Two Hundred Receipts for French Cookery, 2% cts. Dr. Kitchener's Cook’s Oracle, 38 ots. Pomestic Gooxery 2 as io pol ete, Cookery, Careinx, and Etiquette of the Table, Lon- 375 ote. Mrs. Kendoiphs Virginia Hourewife, 9 ots. Le Cuisinier Imperial, Paris ; a=. a A Shillings Worth of Practical Receipts, London ; S7 cents. FRANCK TAYLOR. — R. B. SCHWARZE, . GENERAL DEALER PACKER AND PICKLER OF OYSTERS, Corner of 12tn and E streets. i[7~ Anybody in want of Oysters should call st this piace. ____n5-Im KEEP WARM AND HAVE SPORT. I have just received from the manufactories in Boston another supply. = illiam F. Shaw’s Pa- tent Gas Heating STOVES, for heating parlors, dining rooms, dressing-rooms, bath houses, &c. the | rtment of English and Ger- HES, SKATER for Ladies Nigwoet ‘Gentlemen, and s’ and Boys’ SLEIGHS. ty, very handsome. and latest styles, and for sale at C. Woodward’s Metropolitan Stove and Grate Factory, Nos. 318 and 32 Penn. ie. pataveny, Grates, Parlor Companions, Cooking ie y ‘eat variety. Mp eae’ TeMRCes, Kou In Rent ART OT WARD. D’IVERNOIS’ HOTEL, A. AVENUE, between 17th and 18th streets, Wasuineton, D.C. This establishment is newly furnished and ar- zanged on the most modern and improved principle, 8. ko. Toe The Ber | supplied with the choicest of i Gam rates her jcacies in season. U le Hot and Cold Lunch from 11 o’clock &. m. until 12m. n NM (UEAGTURED TO ORDER SREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BOOTS AND SHOES. ra MA 1 offer the folowing goods at price: enum erated below: Ladies’ double-soled Heeled Gaiters, $2.25. id Without heels, 22.00, a biack Morocco heeled Boots, $1.75. me = thout heels, $1.37. : he “Walking Shoes at 91-22; and Mi and Children’s in proport ¥ led teat $5 a pair. Gomlones s double so! og oes st Ss nl6-1m* No. 4247th st.. between G a TSTEVENS’s NEW FANCY STORE, between 9th and lth streets, can be found the Mosaic, Lava, Gold Stone, and Silver, Pearl But- tons, with Gold Bands, nl2-eotf_ ENING NEW GOODS at Mel, AUGH- ONIN Row Ps. avenue, between 8th — streetx. HO WUULD NOT SAVE MONEY Ww Ta SE HaKD TIMES? We would most respectfully announce to all those who are in want of a sheep light, that the BRECK- Lia the cheapest oi) extant, imps we have, at the rate of Lor - add see, No. 328 C street, streets. HOWELL & MORSELL. -t fe ADIES, WITH LONG MEMORANDUMS, save A a great deal of trouble Lil t re ENS New Fancy Store, as & more variea than any other in t n 12-eot! » PERSONS INDEBTED TO R. C. A Khevies ‘3 are most teeceatity requested to osll and pay their accounts at once, ti will ue when the old account 8: ni2- BENITFULNEW cOnpR rem, oent between 6ti n2i a 3-3t By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. XTENSIVE LE OF HAN E CAR- reinitt ath A DRSOAE NORRIS shall sell the following described Goring eB: 6 su rior and handsomely finished single and dou- le s. 2 handsome Park P ‘tons, double do. 1 slide-seat Buggy, loval window Rariotee, \ ginss door do, 1 shifting-top Buggy, . Ino top do, 1 Carryall, $33 See Carriages of various patterns and 1 second-hand F ces tthe shore Harr Bk. ke and finish, and ie above are 8 rior J bit a Will be guarantied for an Sddition of hve poveene Terms cash. asd J.c. UIRE, Auctioneer. — By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. PUBLIC SALE.—By virtue ol a deed of trust ex- ecuted to me and recorded in Liber J. A. 3., No, 133, fulios 257, 258, 259, 260, and 261. one of the land reoords of Washington county. District of Co- lumbia, I shall, on SATUR DAY, the 5th of Decem- ber next. at 4 o’ciock p. m., in front of the premises, er for sale at pubiic auction, to the highest bidder therefor. the eastern half of Lot N No. 957, in subdivision of John Wilson and_ Nieholas Calian,as the ame is recorded in the office of the fecord 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 terms of sale are complied with within three days from the day of sale. eso: CARRINGTON, Triistes. EDW. C. n 13-law&ds GREEN, Auct. By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. ALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT ar Arction. Owing to the inclemeney of the weather yes ferday, and the present pressure in the money mar- ket, Maj. G. Tochman has POSTPONED the pub- lic sale of his residence and farm, * Summer Hill,”* i the County of Alexandria, Va., until MONDAY, the 4th of January next, at 10 o'clock a.m., on the premises. In the meantime, they are offered for private sale; and further information 13 to terms of c., may be obtained at the auction store of J. roan to I uire. its JAS. C. McGUIRE, 00 27-2aw Auction and Commission Merchant. By BADEN & LOUNDS, Auctioneers. Y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Dery executed and recorded, made by Wm. Mor; to the subscriber, I shall sell, on M day of December, at 3 o’clock a. m., on the Navy Yard Hill,opposite the residence of Gen. Henderson, that handsome leasehold Property on Lot 1,in Square $26, consisting of a two-story Frame House, witha building, on a ground rent of $2) p=r annum. Said property 1s so!d subject to another deed of trust. not yet due, and the purchaser will have the fit of the credit on said trust. a Terms: $50 cash: the balande on the maturity of the deed of trust above alluded to, which will be made known on the day of sale. If the terms are not complied with within three days from the day of save, tne subscriber reserves the right to resell the same at the nak and cost of the defaulting purchaser. JOHN L. SMITH, Trustee. BADEN & LOUNDS, {Intet.} Auctioneers. 2 eota ABINET FURNITUR HAIR MATTRE The Subscriber has now in store a large and handsome assortment of CABINET FUR- NITURE, which he pledges himself to sell to suit the times, viz: Handsome Ornamented Cottage Sets, from $30 to $™. Beautiful Black Walnut and other Bedsteads richly carved Binck Walnut and Mahogany marble-top Wash- stands. Rosewood and Walnut Parlor Suits, in brocatelle and hairgieth Mahogany, Binck Walnut, and Oak Centre Tabi Do do Sideboards, marble-to: Do do =tageres or Whatnot Sofas, Tete-a tetas, and Lounges, in endiess riety. Oak and Watnut Dining and Office Chairs. Mahogany, Cane, and other Chairs, from $6 to $25 per dozen. With an endless variety of— Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wa hstands, Wardrobes Tables, Camp Stools, Piano Stools. Hatracks, Gilt-frame Mirrors, Toilet Glasses. &e. Daily Expected— A large lot of Iron Bedsteads, double and single. Also, [ron Washstands. Which I cordially invite my friends and the public t 3 seit c. W. BOTELER. n2\-2awSw No. 318 Iron Hall, and 349 D st. Wi'STER ARRANGEMENTS ATC. GAU TIER’S FRENCH RESTAURANT. The subscriber, m order to accommodate the pub- ie gives eprgetbigt he pee furn sh som to week- boarders at the rate o} week. atta bid aie wil fe Kirnished + pat d day for the accommodation of such guests, and every 1h ity will be given to gues BREAKFAST.DINE and SUP, at such time: will suit the convenience of every patron of the Establishment. BREAKPAST from @ until 12 o'clock. DINNER from 2 until 6 o'clock. SUPPER [rom 6 until 19 o’elock. n30-eotm C. GAUTIER, 252 Penn, avenue. Buttes. CHEESE, FISH, &c. & kegs primo yellow Goshen Butter Mbox dy G xes lo ese 2,000 Ibs. new hulled Buekwheat @ karrels No.3 Mackerel 3 barre! No.1 do 15 4g barrel No.1 Salmon 45 barrels Herrings 75 boxes scaled do ust recerved + nd for sale THOMPSON, HANILTON &CO., No. 398 Pa. avenue. 28 MACHINE SEWING ROOMS, No. 152 Pa. ave., bet, 17th and 18th sts. Where may be found Ladiel’ Under Garments made inthe best and latest style, and of the best teriais,alwayson hand. All Garments for Ladies wher de to order at the shortest possible notice. A call is earnestly solicited. FEATHER cEDS ES, &e. amree WANTED.—Six tresses, On Ladies Sewing. 1 MRS. C. J. HINTON, aed essa 152 Pa avenue. J BOTTOM. UILTED BOTT TER-PROOF BOOTS. Cork sole Water-proof Boots, Double sole do. do. Fine drese Patent leather and Calf Boots s ent yr Double sole Gaiters and high Lace Shoes of various it Buffalo and Gum Overshoes, assorted. r With a general assortment of Ladies’, Misses, Boys’ and Children’s Gaiters, Boots, 8, &C.. ty at can be found in great ate ON BURNS’. 408 Pa. av., between 43s anu 6th sts., n2l eo2w a few doors east of Nationa! Hotel. V NGRAVING. Visrrine, RECKETION AND WEDDING Cords Engraved and Printed at short notice, J and Com; Seals and Presses. i a OU. HARE, Engraver, n19 eolm* 264 Pa. ave.. 8 doors west of 12th st. REWARD will be given for the arrest and conviction of the person who set fire to and destroyed the Frame House on the corner 0} N street south and Union Alley, on the morning of di-ccte CHAS. WILLE. E WOULD RETURN OUR THANKS TO our friends for the liberal patronage have received, Strict attention to gi them garments in slocnat wisis, and fo 4 ail tastes. Ww: lot of CLOTH! vite our friends strangers to cal examine. Ww lot of ready-made COATS, rx NaS snd LTS of fine rood which we will well as ol as can be bought any where. Gents FURNISHING GOODS of all kinds; all which will be sold very low for cas JF. MeINTOSH & CO., Merchant Tailors, 452 Penn. avenue. _nd&-eolm near 45 street. Wister CLOTHING OF ALL QUALI- itizens and Strang hing to supply them- selves with elegant styles Of READY-MADE CLOTHING, made in superior manner, st mode- rate prices, are invited to examine our superior assortment. ‘ Also, @n extensive variety of Gentlemen's Fur nishing Goods, Shawls, ENS & CO., ith and 10th ko. TEPH n27 [Int.) ice bet loth sts. NOTICE. | PR Porn 7 igned begs leave to inform his friends and the public, ronerally. as he in determined todo ah bu he will make, to order GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING inthe best manner and at lo’ than any other im the City. Please give him a call, and assure Merchant Tailor, No. 93 Pa. avenue ni4tm* south side. ADIES. SHOPPING, may positivel expect Lfrcinntactooaricops teat at STEVE vs ew Eanes ‘S'ore, 336, between 9th and 10th ata. P 19-Ant| RG Ee AS OLINS, FLUTES, ACCOR DEONS, MUSIC® toe Me RLLASS, Ss, between Se oad teth ‘Bt ENS RA VINGS, new strlen tt GALIN’S. If of the CHALK, my ey ‘DA WH, “ 4p ny mae epee . 1) From the Asseciuted Press Agent; Criminal Cases in Boston. a Bostow! Dec. 3 Phe’ ta’ the caseOf the owners of the steamer re- turned a general verdict of guilty iw'd ‘The trial of Henry L. Killing Jobn Hilton, is mew the Munici Court. ground of juatiagne ef, Sentenced te be Hung, &c. Dec. — Cummings—convicted on the 3d Decem! » 1856, of the murder of Fred- erick Stumpf—was this hung on the Sah day of merink sentenced to be January. Yesterday afternoon, a boat containing four man was carried over the drowned: the others remained night. Efforts were Cixctxwatt, O., this morning.’ leatms that the plaining mill and axe factory of Mead & Co., fronton, 10. was destroyed by fre on 000. No insurance. The fire is to an incen- diary. Several other houses were likewise set on fire the same night. At Ripler. Jackson county, Va., nine ———, including six stores, was burned afew nig’ since. Loss $25,000. The Next Foreign News. Havirax, Dec.3.—The Collins steamship Bal- tic, Capt. Comstock, from day, the 25th ult., four bad departure of the America, a but the line a nae beyond ° Ve bave, consequently, no intel! from St. Johns, N.F., today.” bill: The Hartford Banks. Hartrorn. Ct.. Dec. 3—The tt against the Mercantile, Charter ik and Ex- change Banks, of this city, was, this morn! removed, and they are now prepared todo : ness ax formerly. All these banks are in first rate condition. _ The Louisiana Sugar Corp. New Orteans, Dec. 3 —The True Delta states, on the faith of reliable information from the su- tations, that the done to the cane was much greater than was ani 5 and that some plantations will not more thau one-third of an average crop. Wood's Defeat at Albany. Arsaxy, Dec 3 —The friends of Mr Tiemann fired a saicte here of one hundred guns in honor of his election. The city was also illuminated in different sections by large burning of tar barrels. River and Weather at St. Louis. Sr. Louis, Dec. 2—River falling slowly at this point, and navigation to Keokuk has been re- sumed. The Missouri is clear of ice and falling slowly at Dubuque. Weather cloudy, with raio. Specie, &c. 4 New Yorn, Dec. 3 —The steamship Atlantic will take out a million and a quarter of specie on Saturday. The importers of drugs are about reducing their credits te four months The La Crosse Land Grant. Mitwavgis, Dec. 3.—The La Crosse and Mil- waukie Railroad Company have been offered six to eight million dollars for their land grants from the last Congress, but the offer is declined. Mills Resuming Operations. rica, Dec. 3.—The New York Mills in this place have arranged for a resumption of opera- tions in a few days. Arrival of the Antelope. PortLanp, Dec. 3—The steamer Antelope, from Liverpool with dates to the 12th ult., an- ticipated, has arrived . Baltumere Markets. Battimors, Dec. 4th.—The markets are gene- rally unchan; 4 aye street Flour $5.12; Ohio $5; Cir ills $4.73a$5. ‘Wheat is kenay; good to very choice red $1.03 a$1.12; good to prime white @1.15al.20. Receipts of Corn are inct old white 708 75; vellow 70a72; new whi 5 new yellow Sjabse “Whisky is dull; City 24223; Ohio 23ye. New York Markets. * Naw Yor, Dec. 4.—Flour advanced; sales 13,000 bbls; State $4.60a4.70; Ohio $5.20a5.55; Southern $5.15a85 50. Wheat is dull; sales of 12,000 bushels; Chica- go spring %295; Southern white $1 30a1.50. Com advaneed; sales of 16,000 bushels Western mixed at fc. Pork is quiet ; mess $1.750a$18; prime $15 50 aSi6. Beef is steady ; Chi Tepacked $133 313.50. Lard is dullat Walle. Whisky is buoyant; Ohio 2. Financial. New Yorr, Dec. 4 —Stocks are lower. Chicago and Rock Island 74; Cumberland Coal Co. 104; La Crosse and Mil. 115; Southern wi; Mic! New York Central 74% j#Pennsylvania Coal Com- ox 61%; Reading Pitti and Miss. 33; Va. Ls Sk; Mo.6’s79. Sterling exchange is firm FRUITS, &e. NE hundred whole and_ quarter boxes. cs and Layer RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON. FiGs, CRANBERRIES. PRUNES, and lot Christmas Fixings. Just reoeived, sale low t to lows’ for cash, at 5u8, 7th street, weet Te 3 ror nB-3t8.TRS W INES, LIQUORS, &e. 2 quarter casks — Sherry Wine, very superior = uarter oasks aderia Wi kets Heidsick & Co. Champagne, quarte aod pints. 2 10octaves medium Brandy 20 sixteenths casks 2 ae do. ol » Whisky, very fine “femly do Domestic Brendy. tore. & e assortment of Gin, Ram, . For sale . ILTON & CO., THOM ESOS, HAMILTO! AA : n9-M,W,Th&S Broo" BUCKETS, &o. 85 dozen Brooms. 10 do small Hearth Brooms #8 do Buckets, 5 do Whi . 40 nests Bask: various kinds, be Clot Pins, Fa dozen Shoe Brushes, different patterns, 73 do Ziwe Washbearde, 15 do Wood do. 3 desea Tete Mate, defeat einen, 5 en Jute f i 10 oases shanghai fad other Matohes, vs rT sale Just Feo TOMPSON, HAMILTON & Co, n30-MWTheSiw No. 398 Ps. av. CAUTION. LL persons are ey ae —— qn ts a toons . 39,352. for 160 Sores, issued to Ofhce for the issuing of du: icate warrante. nlt-wéw Ate Katee. (amner FURNITURE. - is and Mattresses, Pisted Goods, panned Goode, Bertani W lock Tin G: . Table Cutlery I ie Weed and. Willow a Forming ep iromente variety sae Lestat and Faney brret! almost ev: farmah the pariars cham r. dining -room and kiteh- en, all of which Bod a ag low prices for e cash, or on time for app c i" n LER, General —. ‘ron Hail. d i-3weod ERP OUT THE COLD AIR. 4 e eat ed § = u at por -Sprui inuse. it ti Phe trate Supplied ou liberal ferme ELER. Genera! Hensstemishing _d t-eolm ron 4 TE t ETTY 8TY OF Woot. &c., &c., just recer ah, %, Wane RYE AND BARLEY MALT, shat prsasany mt Weet Falts 5 . corner * OTFY_ May T BPUPR eee ee SEN 'STEVENS’S NEW FANCY STORE, 35 [ee between Sh lth streets. oxn be found an ex of ni? eotf ADIES? TUCK, and all sorts of COMBS, at BS’ Heir » near isth at. os deus: under cay Bee Fd Se ese YLAND'S = owl MACASSAR OIL., st GIBBS near 13th UKIN’S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GIBBS'S