Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Faranpsuir Lopes, No. 12, 1.0. O. F., hav- ing fitted up the third story room of Redfern’s Building, (First Ward,) corner of Pennsylvania aveaue and Nineteeath street, last night formally took possession of It, on which occasion a fine time was enjoyed by the large number of “ bro- thers of the mystic tie’’ in attendance, including the officers of the Grand Lodge, and a representa- tion from many other |: The room is large, fitted up in a neat and taate- ful style, and well ventila by windows on three sides. making it altoyether one of the finest for the vary sene any in the District. It isto be occupied jointly by Friendship Lodge, Ridge- ley Eneam it, and a Masonic Lodge. ‘After the transaction of some preliminary bus!- ness, P G. M. Charles Calvert (who been selected as the orator for the occasion) delivered an address, in which be gave an interesting his- tory of the incidents which preceded and fol- lowed the introduction of Hyena © Lodge into the order, and then entered = he ques- tion whether their lodge had fulfilled her mis- sion ss enunciated in the mandates of Odd Fel- lowship—to visit the sick, relieve the distressed, bury the dead, and educate the orphan. Lest he should be considered beastful, the official records of the lodge were referred to, and which show conclusively that, during the existence of the lodge, there bas been expended for sick benefits to its members a sum exceeding $5,000; for do- nstions and relief to members of the order irre- tive of lodges over $300; donations for char- i par , Such as distressed lodges in Pittsburg and Portsmouth, and to the sufferers by the yellow fever at the latter place, nearly 3100; and for funeral expenses to their own mein- bers and moury given to their widows over $600. The present condition of the | was most hopefal, it having swelled in numbers until it now reached tn the aggregate 170 members. Its funds are safely invested, and everything war- rants the fondest anticipations in regard to its continued prosperity Several speeches were afterwards delivered by the visiting brethreu—M.W.G M.Jno.R Piper, W.G_8. Jobe T Bangs, PG M°s Fred. D- Stuart and J. W. Hodgson, and others, upon the principles of the Order and the duty of its mem- Cocakip, -eluetdating that « Friendship above all ties does bind the heart, And faith in friendship is the noblest part.”” The ceremunies of dedication having been eom- pleted, the brotherhood were processioned to the old Lodge room, (a few doers above,) where a table was spread with the most delicious bivalves and fixings, which had been served up in excel- lent style by Jacob Rupley, a member of the Lodge: Thecompany seated, the order to charge was given, when conversation ceased. and at it they went, supplyi the wants of the « man.’’ A second and third table were required, the company numbering two hundred or more. Sapper over, the brotherhood repaired ‘o the Lodge room, where some fine singing from a Quartette Clab lier 4p sea tere of which was mani by repeated outburats of he entertainment, we might add, was con- ducted wv temperance principles, the onl liquids bet; water and the good coffee furnished by Mr. Rupley. The dedication of this Lodge room will long be remembered by those who were so fortunate as to be im attendance Riot anv Anzest—A Despraate StruscLe. Yesterday afternoon a number of young men, among them Edward C. McAleese and F. McDe- vitt, (both of Baltimore,) entered the restaurant of C. Springman, on the Avenue between Second and Third street charged the bar- keeper, Jos. Platt, with having given him Croton oil the day before, and, thereupon, picked up a soup bowl and threw at Platt. A row ensued and Springman summoned officers Suit and McHenry. Suit seized McAleese, who resisted, and a souiile ensued, the friends of McAleese try- ing to prevent his arrest. McDevitt drew a horse pistol, and Officer McHenry seized it, and he in turn was seized by others of the party. A des- = struggle for the sion of the pistol ook place, and was continued uatil McHenry presented his own pistol and threatened to shoot the Mrst man who interfered. MeDevitt escaped for the time, but the officers wecured McAleese, who was taken before Justice Goddard and com- mitted to jail for trial at Court. Warrants were then issued by Justice Donn for the arrest of James Roach and F. McDevitt, and they were taken last night by the Guards and Special Police. This morning they were each required to give bail in $300 for appearance at court, and McDevitt fined $20and costs for carry- ing 2 dangerous weapon. After night, two shots were fired into Spring- man’s bar-teom through the window, but t persons who did it are not known. The officers in this arrest of McAleese had their courage and firmness pas to the severest test. The prisoner is a powerful man, and of the most des- rate purpose. At the time of his arrest and on is way to the magistrates office he made such desperate struggles to escape that he divested himself of nearly ever —— of his clothing, but the officers retained their held apon him des- pite bis efforts and the interference of his friends. Straemwe Covet, yesterday —Daniecl D. Jones, Esq., of indiana, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court No.7. Levi Morrell, plaintiff in error, rs. John G Myers. In error to the Circuit Court of the Vatted States for the District of Maine. The matters in yore g bee this cause having been agreed und settled between the parties, it was, on motion of Mr. Fessenden, in bebalf of Mr. Clifford. of counsel for the plaintiff in error, or- dered that this writ of error be dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff in error No 5 Adolphus Darant, appellant, rs. Samuel Lawrence etal. The asgumentof this cause was continued by Mr. Loring for the appellees, aud concladed by Mr Cashing for the appeliaat. No.£. Wm. Wynn’s Execotors and Devisees, Jaintit’s iu error, vs Chestey B. Morris et al. — bis cause was submitted to the consideration of the Court on the record and printed arguments, by Mr. Pike for the plaintiff in estor, and by Blessts. Bradley and Watkius for the defendants in error No. 12. Josinb Garland, plaintifY in error, vs William Wyan’s Executor and Devisee. This cause Was submitted to the consideration of the Court on the record and printed arguments, by Messrs Bradley and Watkins fur the plaintiff io errot, and by Mr. Pike for the defendant in error Adjourned. SeRiovs Accipent.—A German woman, living on Fifth street, between N and O streets north, was seriously if not fatally injured by the explo- sion of burning fluid with which she was filling stamp. Her busband had gone to a German lodge meeting, and there was no one in the house except her infaut, about pine months old, lying jnaecradle. In tilling the lamp the fluid explo- sted oud set her clothing ow fire, She ran into the street, aud ber shrieks attracted the wateb who ram to ber assistance; and one of them, J. F. Edwards, special policeman, was also seriously burned while eagayed in extinguishi the flames. The unfortunate woman was taken to the house of Mrs. Williamsen, who sent for a hysician. After an examination, he decided hat there was little reason to expect ber recovery Mr. Edwards went to the Guard-house and re- ported himself to the Captain. Born Rossexy.—Last night, a party entered the clothing store of Jos. Glick, on the Avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, when a small boy was in charge and iutimidated bim by draw- ing @ pistol and threatening to shoot if he said 3 word) They then went to work to take what clothes they wanted, aod retired when another person in the employ of Mr. Glick entered. They said they were *: States Huse” boys, but the pro- i tetor appeared to doubt it, as the by 2 said be new sutue of them by sight, having frequently seen th. pryviopely in that deighberhood The description of the: bas been given to the police, who are in search of the robbers. Ussvceas<rut Arteuet To Roz —On Wed- nesday might, some burglars entered the ex- change office of A. Lee, Exq., between Four-and- @-halfand Sixth streets, on Peonsylvania avenue, by means of false keys. They rumaged his draw- ers, scattered his papers, took down his clock, but got no my After a thorough search, they laid the cloek on the counter. and upon that a card with the following compliment written on t—* You are a sensible man.” Barrising —At the Thirteenth street Baptist Church last night, Rev. Dr. Teasdale preached Sad administered the rite of baptism to two male candidates, im the presence of a goodly-sized auditory. The sermon was illustrative of the pe- culiar belief of the Baptist persuasion, and the audience: listened with great attention to a very minute and lucid exposition of the precise mean- ing of the word Bapiisun Mane mission —The Last will and testament of the late George W. P. Custis, of this county, was admitted to probate at the December term of the County Court. and by it, we learn, that be di- fected that all his slave his diffrent plan- lations, be set free with he next ive*years, leaving it to his exeeutors to provide the urces- sary funds from bin estate, to remeve them from the © wealth. There are, probably, some two o hundred slaves thus set free. —Aler, Garctte ‘Tue Rivex. —The business of nnloading ‘coal Vexsels goes on with accelerated brixkness these sharp mornings at the coal wharves At Harvey & Co's wharf. agrived schr. Dr. Juba Stradley, Capt. Hand, from Philadelphia, With 95 tous cual Os Piast Pace will be found several deferred Cotmunications, in which the provisions of the New Code aie discussed, a Cincuit Coult —The case of the United States ¢s. Joseph Bryan, which was pending when our report closed yesterday, was closed and submitted to the Court just Previous toadjournment. The Court withheld its decision, holding the matter over for consideration To-day the Court took up the case of Hewitt es. Marshall and Tillotson Brown. This case was an action to recover the value of a trunk al- aed to Lo epo the oper senprad of the Porter, snd was decided at a former trial for pitate. “Phe defendants’ counsel ap- peared this morning, on motion for a new trial, and Mr. Magruder was addressing the Court for plaintiff when this report closed. Previous, however, to the motion, the Court overruled the demurrer of the defendant’s coun- sel in the case of the United States rs_J bw. Bryan. So the case will go before a jury at the next term of the Circuit Court. CrminaL Courr.— Judge Crawford.—The Court met at 10 o’clock this morning. Mr. Jos. Bradley, jr., appeared as prosecuting attorney in the absence of District Attorney, (P. B. Key, Esq.,) who is confined to his home by illness. Geo. Shipley, Esq.. formerly of Lima, Allen county, Ohio, was presented by Mr. Chilton, and admitted to practice in this Court. The case of the United States vs son (colored) was then taken up. was charged with stealing, on the fourth day of last August, clothes to the amount of about #2062 from the dwelling house of Dr. Owen Munson, 338 Pennsyivania avenue, county of Washington. The clothes were stolen and con- veyed to the store of Mr. Mela, oa Louisiana avenue, and sold for $1, and were afterwards found there by Dr. Munson. This case was closed and went to the jury as our report elosed. Tux Concert forthe poor, by the children of the Western Mission Sunday School of the Young Men’s Obristian Association, in connection with several amateur performers, was held last night at Union Chapel, and was attended by six or seven hondred persons. The concert was ad- mirable, and though i{ i# almost invidious to particularize when all was sv good, we cannot re- frain from mentioning the beantifolly sung duet, “Come where the violets blow,’? performed by Mrs % M.P. King and Mr. Landon of Troy, New York. Addresses, very much fo the purpose, were de- Leiees by the Rev. Mr. Rogers and Mr. Anthony John Thomp- The defendant Mus. Frank R. Waicut av Canvst's.—Odd- ly enough the recitation of « Nothing to Wear,’? at Carusi’s, last night, was made by a lady dressed with remarkable elegance, and who had personal charms, by the way, amply sutticient to set up half-a-dozen handsome women. She teads well. and recited some passages of dignity with fine effect. In humorous passayes she was not 89 successful, Mrs. Wright is, doubtless, known to many of our readers as, formerly, Miss Louise Reeder, the author of several literary works. Prov. O. 8. Pow. er’s lecinre last night upon “Courtship and Marriage’? was so much to the taste of bis audience that, by unanimous resolu- tion, he was invited to repeat it, which we be- se he has consented to do on some future eve- nin The lectnre to-night is :pon intellect and mem- ory, the education of children, &c. Covrt ov Craiws Yusterpay.—B. P. Smith, Esq., of Washington, was sworn an attorney of this Court. Hon. Reverdy Johnson opened the closing argument in the case of Richard W. Meade, ad- mintstrator; and, without concluding, the Court adjourned. Sax Avvextisement of Philbrick’s great Gift- book enterprise. Warten Rerenns.—James Roach, N. Y., riot; security for Court. Prank McDevitt, Md., do; do. John Lee, colered, D. C., dixorderly gather- ing ; workhouse 90days. Flora Ann Lee, colored, Md,,do;do. A. McWilliams, 8. C., do.; do. —— Mockabee, DC » do; dismissed. Henry Kendall, colored, D. C., do.; workhouse 90 days. Daniel Davis, England, drunk in the street; do. Seth Lunsford, Va., drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $3.44. C' les Magee, Ireland, as- sault and batiery on his Wife; jail for Court. Twenty-six lodgers—all non-residents. Mavame Dvsois, Psychometric delineator ot character, and events it or future, may be con- sulted at 227 Pa. avenue, opposite Willard’s. 1t* sith detriment diana Econ Proressor Fow1en's Lectoxs.—Intellect,mem- ory, their culture, and the education of children, is the sulject of Prof. F.’s lecture at Temperance Hail this (Friday) evening; ‘To-morrow (Saturday) evening, the exhibitions of his drawimgs of diatin- guished individaals, and the Phrenologies of dietin- un men of the and present. Sunday even- ing, free lecture on man’s moral natu dail 2* WASHINGTON, Dec. 1th, 1857. Thave too much self-respect to stoop to bandy with Mr. J, D. O'Donnel, Druggist, &c., Navy Y ard. epithets of such a character as poliute every line of hus Card, published ia last evenin “Star.” He bas avaiied himself of a mere pretext in order to vent his impotent spleen upou me, who can confi- dentiy appeal to an unblemished life, and a charac- ter above reproach, ei‘ her as a citizen ora ian, as & sufficient rebuke to une, whose mode of attack such that I could nut condescend to compete it Josrru Watsk, M. UD. Drs. Hunrer & Writiams, Paysicians for Diseases of Throat and Lungs, 52 North Charles street, Baltimore. Dr. Hanter or Williams will visit Washington on tho 12th and 29th uf each month, ‘The vext visit will be on urday, the 12th inat. iG 350 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs. Voas’s JSeweiry Ste d9-3t 1 AM IN PosssssION Of some valuable certificates 1a favor ofthe Consumption Destroyer; also of ite « bronchial disease attended with The Syrup 1s pleasant and safe, and 18 Com of roots and herbs procured from the Blue Ke; it is nO common Srticle. They are uiogly enveloped in my circulars, where my piace of residence 18 seen. ‘The extract of a Hower called the Aipha Ointment for the Piles. ean, with the Syrup, be fuuud at M we Syrul ral other place: Pennsylvania avenue, as weil as Georetow: Mr. Nowmaa’s on Bridge street. In Alexandria at Ledbetter’s. In Baitumore, at Hance’s, 1 Balti- more street. ‘ Notice.—All those who have found relief from the use of this Syrup would confer a javer ou M.A. Mount by forwarding them their certificates as early as possible. daaf Ir witt Pay to look in at FRaNcis, oa Seventh street. He hasallths new aud usetul articles for keeping, and a large atoct Baskets, Cubas, ‘ombs, Pocket K |» Razors, Scissors, selling low. do lw “Woontanp Gram,” for the hair; BaLM oF Taovsaxn FLigwens, for cleauxing the teeth aud beautifying the tomplerion. ‘The genuine article Lo had at Jos. Swittinctox’s Bookstore, Odeor Building, corner 4% street and Pa. avenue, n19 tf : Pg Porr, a Homeopathic Paysician and Surgeon, De Menou or Chain Buildings, No. 376 H street, north side, between !3th dl-eosa hides f ghar axp Firs.—Dr. Tracy Delorme, great ourer of Consumption, was for several years eo bade ly aMficted by dy>pepsia that for & part of the time he was confined to bed. He was eventually cured by @ prescription fi shed him by & young ciurvoy- teirl. This preseription, given by a mere child while in a state of trance, bas cured every bod: has taken it, never having failed once. Itis equaliy ts as of dyspepsia. The ingre- in any drug store. 1 will send jure in cases of dreuts ma be foun this yal 6 prssctiotwon to any person who will h ind residences) of ten,or with wi diseases of the t, lang edge of such 1 lidsand thi n aid to my ey Delorme, Spxctat. Ni CR. ‘Teeth, and Bos #erfuimed Breath, Ne daggers a L Flowers ‘Woodiand utuful Complexion, use ** Bal yt dressing Ladies’ ha Cream,” a new pomade ; it cans: a tlemen’s hair to curl atfuliy. Priee 6 conte each. wee Fetnivon & Co, . Proprietors, New York. Washington between 9th a» nla Wholesale and Retail Agents for Taviog & Maury, Booksellers, 10th st., Pa. avi On the 10th instaut, at Colesvile, Md., by the Rev. r. Gilbert, THOMAS E. LLOYD, of th ALLIE FAUC » daughter of 3 F aucett, of the former place. Outhe 24th of November, Mr. CHAS. ROUS- SEAU to Mis E LABETH RUPERT, all of scaly, 7 mz FURNITURE VERY CHEAP. The public are roapoot Cull informed that the first, second, and third floors of our large Furniture Warchouse. aro filled to the utinose capaeity with every deveription of HOUSE FL RNISHI <G GOOD3—such as Sofas, Burcaus, ‘Tables, Chairs Bedsteads, J.ounges, Washatands Writ ng Desks, Beds. Mattresses Forming vory which we guarantee to sell at such prices a to a —— formshed throug how a paper. Call ‘sod oaummine our stock before you make your purehasos. jomounbor the seme and oy: - BONTZ & COOMBS, No. 969 Seveath street, 2d door from éo-tm K. B. Hall’s Dey Goods Store. VW INE: GARS, AND GRO- Wires: weeks. 3, ne Raker of fod Wh ase ca fod nt "Store, at the corner eee be All orders strict mek NS REY, dtim near the Canal, Sent UWE ADVERTISER ID. (4X EG=Pesnent tering there Tex be- Tiere Sm Tat, taba will eave mntorgat and baysy tay cas interest will charged dating y in inst. dt-im* 8 bait fe POU RSRRORS ted hanes PETER BERRY, nw 85 Water street, Geo.setown. Furs: rurs:: Furs: Srrmovr, in Georget announces to his cus- tomers that his assortm Lapirs rary Frrs, is now completed, m all quqities and styles, Minok i ‘tone Marten, Tench . iteh lo. A Furs in this establishment are fresh and elegant in their manufacture. Every article warranted as rep- resented. Having bought the present stock for cash at very low rates, we will sell very low. lies, to get great nis-d3w illinery, &c. RIBRAM & DAUGHTER, on Pa, ue, between 0th and 1th streets, ». No. 277, ag pegged inform the, hat they have the newest style of, b 'S, suitable for our metropolitan’ oe. and a re DRESSES, suita- le for soirecs, levees, &c. Waxtno.—Two first-rate Milliner Hands, FADAM BONN M DR MAKER, From Paris, No. 582 18th street west, between f and K streets, Washington city, bas the honor to inform the ladies of Washington and vicinity, that she has fitted up a Dress ing Establishment, where she ts ready tu make every find of work, as Dresses, Mantilias, Basques, &c.,and inthe best aud very latest style of Paris, reociving every month the French Journal De La Mode, dircet from Paris. nit-2m* BOARDING. fe VAR 1 Boats dated with Residence No. Sthstreets. Gus N EMBERS OF CONGRESS can be aceom modated with comfortable ROQ@MS and BOAR Dat Mrs. MANNING'S, No. 453 18th street between FE and F. d7e 3* <—Mrs, RUPE. has taken the large modious house, No. 396 D street, near tends to rent her Rooms, es shed ersons can be aecommo by the week or month. between 4th and d9-3t* 7th, where »: or unfurnished, to single gentile ¢ gentlemen and their wives, with Board. oardsare the day or week, Meals ul all hours ef the day. ni6-lin* BAceace EXPRESS OFFICE. EB Sire 3 34 aT, Adjoining The States Printing Ofice. The stbscriber, Baceaze Agent for Baltimore and Uhiy snd Washington Branch Railroad, has Openei an effica, at the xbove place, fur the accom- modation of the public, whare orders can be left for the use of Waxons to convey Baggage or Packages to and from Railroad Depot, Steamboats, &c.. or for removal to any point int ity or Georgetown. ice open from 7 o'clock a. m. to 10 o’elock p. m., bait except Sunday, 7 to 10 o’ciock a. m1., 2 0’olock . in. - JOHN M. McCLINTOCK, Baggage Agent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. N, B.—Persons coming to Washington or going to Baltimore, uet having made up their minds where they wil stop, by giving up their checks to my its on the cars, willl have their baggage taken 1 at this office, orat Baltimore office, No. I! t, and noextra charge. dio CTION By A, GREEN, Auctioneer, Hiren Bag AND KITCHEN FURNE Sc Sas al Household Furniture, ' 4 pairs fine 1 i BI Osezeret eovared Market Wagon. ei ‘erms IL2t A. GREEN, Aut. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Corner af Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. ALE OF ELEGANT JEWELRY, W. : Ss ES. &c., eee ave —Un MONDAY RNLNG, Decem! M 4, ‘commencing at 10 o'clock, at store room No. 363 Penn. avenue, south side, between 4}; and 6th stre: of est a one of the moat elegant assortments ot Fine Gold Jewelry, Watches, &o., being the stock of a firm whose se- Rior partner is ubout retiring from business, and intend to close out their heavy stock of fine Jewel- ry, &c.—among which may be found Fine Mosaic ve “* Plain Gold and other Sei Diaw ond and other Rings, a large assortment A + sets Ge 08 Bragelots -Gold. Lava, bag eo and other sets old Chains, Sproyre hoe ockets and Eye Giasses Sulver Card Cases and Porte-mounaies Fine Gold Watches, most celebrated makers—all in running order. All of which will be warranted as rep od i1-2t ented, NEW AND S8FC- at Avetion.—On MON 4 o'clock, a. our auction reoms, No. 369 Soventh street, between | and K streets, a large.ex tensive, and varied assortment of exceilent new and second-hand Furniture, viz: Mahogany, walnut and cottage Bureaus Jenny Lin ich. cottage, and other Bedsteads le- top di eR, and extension ‘I'sb! nd WM ashstands, Whatnots, Secretaries" Book Cases, Writiny ks G Itand Mahogany Look: Mahogany, cane, and wo« uy Washstands. Chamber Tables, Worksta: Large lot of Crockery and Glass Ware. Allof which will positively be sold, without re- serve, to cover cash advances. Terms: $25. and under, cash; over that amount a pion td a = a for notes satisfactorily en- jorsed bearing interest. = NTZ & COOMBS, Auctioneers, d il-ts Cntel.) Br WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, Corner of Pennsylvaniaavenus and Sth street, REAT SALE OF FINE FURSIN SETS or SUNGLY, CHENILLE SuAWwLs, Sitks, CLoaws, Scarrs and Mantittas.—On TUESDAY MOR- NENG, the 15th inst., at lv o’elock, we wiil sell at vur store corner of 9th street and Pennsylvania av- enue, one of the largest and finest stocks of Furs ever sold in this city. We name in part— Fine wets of German Russian and Mink Sable, Sets of German und Russian F Sete of St-ne and Rock Martin, Mink, Sable and Martin Capes, nd Vte:orines, Moffs, a) ‘uif's. Siberian Squsrrel, Coney and Sable Furs, for child- ren’s wear, » ‘gw style" ilmmirated and figured Clenitle Shawls, Silk, velvet and plush Scarfs, rich and handsome, Plush and cloth Cloaks and Dusters, — Silks, black and colored, with Scarfs, Mautil- ing. And a variety of otherarticies not here mentioned but all of which will be sold without reserve. Terms cash. WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. dil-d FOR RENT AND SALE. REMOVAL. LKATON respectfully informs the Ladies of Was —_2 and vicinity that she has Removed her DRESS-MAKING ESTABL MENT to No. 484 10th street, wher Six Young Ladies Wanted at the above business. cf Eaton is agent for 8. ‘T. Taylor's Dress-Cutting Rule. 410 3t* gtor THAT RATTLING. T am now prepared to pat on “ Chapman’s Elastic Anti-Kattiing Shaft Fastener,” a sure remedy for the rattling of the wha{t-clips of Carriages and Wagons, which can t @ small expense. examine my Pactory, where I have es from the leading Co: € the ANDREW J. JOYC corner i4th and T CARRIAGES. — F HE Subscriber having made additions to his Factory. making it now one of the largest, in the District, where his facilities for Sian al ki é CAK-. TAGES and L1G AGONS cannot be sur- passed, and from his long experience in the busi- ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction. All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on hand. All REPAIRS neatly dono, and all orders prompt- ly attended to. ay Second-hand Carriages taken in exchange for new ones. ANDREW J. JOYC d10-tf corner of 14th am ts. 100 REWARD will be given for the arrest ard conviction of the person who set fire to and destroyed the Frame House on the corner of N street south and Union Alley, on the morning of Noy. 1857. d l-eotw CHAS. WILLE. CLorain OF PINK QUALITIES. We invite the attention of Gentlemen to ourlarge assortment of— OVERCOATS. r . DRESS AND FROCK COATS, BUSINESS COaTs, FINE AND COMMON PANTS, SILK AND VELVET VESTS. &e. ‘With a large and complete assortment of G men’s Under Garments of al! qualities and sizes. iL, STEPHENS & CO., 2 Pa, ave., bet. 9th and 10th streets, (Intel.& dg JHE MUSIC ~M ROTT, coruer of nd, Penneylvama avenue, 15 the largest oa al vnly complete Musical Establishment in! the District of Columb Rave z nd Rosenkranze’ Lusie of ¢ Vianeforte tuning executed by dg YO THE LOVERS OF SPORT. A SPLENDID PHOTOGRAPH TO THE BEST PLAYER. D Stkext Bow ine Satoon, between Sihand 9th sts, ‘The Proprietor of the abe Saloon will, com- menemg on the Til of Dee, 1857, and ding On the 7th of neers | % ot eight persuns, number of e, and present individual with a mayniticent Photo- graph of themselves, by one of tha best artiste in the city. A register will be opened for the oc: on. Boys not admitted. 9-30" TEVENS’S NEW FANCY ORE, 336 avenue, hetween 9th and lth streets, can be fos ri ‘a elient assortinent of Opera Hoods. 12 eot A COMPLETE STOCK OF WOOD AND COAL. Now on hand— 175 tons White Ash Broken Coal, fur furnaces. 125 do do oR. do for steves, £0 tons Red Ash Egg Coal, for grates, 6 tons stove size cooking Coa! P tons wut size, at $5 per tony, 2 tons Cumberland Coal, Together with Hickory, Onk, and Pine Wood, Chareval in any quantity. 2,240 Ibe. of coal to the ton in all cases, Allor ih will be soid at the market pri F. L. MOOK No. 381, west side of 9th st.. between d 7-e08t Dand E sts, Bad RECEIVED FROM PARIS. A. & J.GUILLOT, from Paris, 110 Pa. avenue, between 17th and 18th street ih side, U plion. Rebine. have the honor to inform the Ladies off Washington and vieimity, that they havel ved Pari large and aplendid Resurtmert of BOOTS: GATTERS KID. AD NTIN SHOES inde.and every deseription, of the very beat n val,and (he newest style. dg-tw* I OWLAND'S MACASSAR OL, at GIBBS’S Hair Store, near 3th street. n 10-Sen SUPERB PIANOS.—I have now in store t + iargest, most varied, and must reliable, stock of Pinnos ever offered in this aly PPA consisting of Fuil Grand, Parlor Grai 4 1 Grand, Louis X1V. style, carved and plain nos, from the justly geknowledged best manufac- tories in the United states. Th vertiser’s frcilities for procuring Pianos, (always ying for ¢ }») bis long experience in the business, enables him to offer Pianos nt prices lower than sny other es ablishment in this city. ond-hand instruments taken in part payment, anos rented for evening, week, ith or year. ianos and other instruments sold upon monthly Payments. Pianos packed. tuned, repaired, &c. oud Pte ee etd kt he ay, ween are ‘4doors from lth at., north ade, (CABINET FURNITURE. Beds and Mattresses, Fisted Goods, seonied Goata. Matin Wn Ay ned! i peek Tin Gouda, ‘able Cutlery, ronzed Iron Goods Looking-giasses, Wood and Willow Ware, Baskets, Brushes, &c, ‘orming an iTamense variety of Useful and Fancy Artieles, embracing almost e thing r. ed furni the parlor, Consnver. dintag tose ud tron en, all of which I] will sell at very low prices for or on tume for approved 41. Sweod Furs: FURS! Just received, from New York, the largest and gherpest STOCK OF FURS offered this seagoa, Bought for cash, and all that [ask is to call and ex- anine my large assortment of Ladies’ and C| ren’s Furs. very lew to suit the times, e rices Of the White Bear, street . te ute corner of 6th sry Ta z Fish: PSH! ~~ FISH! 200 bis, No.1 St. Jab i publ: No. VS ohne AER Vis. ek above ve corved! and reals i sae pi hae d-lw Union Whari, Alexandria, Va, Fer RENT—Two Rooms, suitable for offices or an office and chamber, immediately opposite the City Hall, and over the office of CS. Wallach. dil-tf Applyto RICHARD WALLACH. FSE2 ENT.—A FURNISHED HOUSE, very desirably situated, on the corner lath and H utreets, i. Lue iminediate neighborhood of Fravklin Row. The house has been newly painted, papered and farnixhed within the last six months.’ fuquire st the Dus Store coruer of 12th and 1 streets. 2 OR RENT —A Iiarge convenient HOUSE, newly furnished, supplied with gas throughout. heated by furnace. and with force pump in kitehen. Also, a very convenient and handsomely furnwhed HOUSE, which will be rented unfurnished or fur- Bisted, if desir Apply at corner 22d and G sts. dii-st* Fe SA LE—On reasonable terms, a comm: dious 1 substi an ally built BRICK DWELLING gous “, with back build ilding attach-d, in Franklin 8 one of the most beautiful and desira- lonsin Washington. The house contains rooms and two cellars. bath water, gas, &c., and has carriage house, with servants’ ;ooms a house, wood-honse, aud choice fruit tre ‘he house will be sold with or without the two valnable building lots adj.ining. Apply at No. 512 (2d story) 7th street, to POL- Laky WEBB, Agent. dil eo PEARS OMELY FURNISHED ROOMS.— The first class House No. 4:5 15th street, is arrauged with Bedrooms and Parlors on each floor. Persons desirous of obtaining Rooms may call im- mediately. Meals can be furnished from Wormley’s Cub House. din 6r* Ss {OR KENT.—A Parlor sud Chamber, on the first fluor, both comfortably furnished, situated at oe ten ‘a. avenue, opposite Willards’ Hotel. ve; cow- O RENT.—Two fine Rooms, furnished, Parlor and Chamber, heated with furnace and lighted by gas, on D street, between 2d and Sd, in the rear of Trinity. Chureh. ‘Possession given’ ininediatele. Apply atihe Drug Store of LEWIS M. SMI ta, at avenue, opposite National Hotel. d9-4t RY DESIRABLE FURNISHED for reut. One a large front room, in at plewsant locations in the ¢ ty. In- quire of Mrs. H 47 Louisiana avenue, between oth aud 7th streets, dott ——$—$—$$$_$ ( Nt LARGE PARLOR nud laree CHAMBER rd, on the first floor, handsomely tur- nished, and having gas, torrent. Also nm Parlor and Chambers, two large aud two good sized single ones in suite, Or separate. Meals furnished if desired. Terms reasonable, aud locat central. Apply at #63 10th street, batweeu Daad & aoiw Fak REN’ ROOMS, ation directly vy Fornished the entire House. if desired. Lo- posite the National Hotel, No. 367. For RE —Three PARLORS and ve CHAMBERS, handsomely furmimhed, an — nore between Ith and i4th, No.2. no 16-60 UR Nise D Houst OR RENT.—A desi rable and somely House, con: veniently locate: part of the city, will be rented for six Pleare refer for imforma E Soy bithice of if her furnished or unfurnished, hree-story, new B: House, ’, w Jersey avenue, five with threa-stail 1ate poxsesston, Portrait Gallery, and Pa. aucnue. tags & [OR RENT wire st SAM’L. WALKE n oa ina, corer 4% strey -t large and ms. with Bat ,&ec., . for rent, furnished or unfurnished, suitable for chambers or offices. Will be rented severately or ail together. ‘Terms reasonable. Those spartments are over our establishment, Pa. avenue, between 9th and lth streets, WALL, STEPHENS & CO. ni8-Im (States) OR RENT —Prof. H. W. MUNDER hi fitted up his Hallinan elegant manner, wh renders it one of the prettiest rooms in this city, will be rented upon moderate terms for Soirees, Suppers, Dinners, or Promenade Concerts. Apply at the Hall on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday even ings from 73¢ until 93¢ o'clock. School is now open for the reception of pupils on Brae ma and Thursday afternoon and evening. 00 ADIES. SHOPPING, may positively expect Prompt an courteous attention at SPRVENSS New Fanoy Store, 336, between 9th and 0th sts. n12-eotf = ADIES, WITH LONG MEMORANDUMS, will save themselves a xreat deal of trouble by calling at STEVENS New Fancy Store, as his stook is by far more varied than any other in the District. n i2-eotf A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO R. C, STEVENS are most r etfully requested to call and pay their accounts: ones, as no addition will be made when the old nil2eotf A unt stands unpaid. ‘T STEVENS’8 NEW FANCY STORE, 336. between 9th and Ith streets, can be found the Lava, Gold Stoue,and Silver, Pearl But- ir Goid Bands. e vet Up iareott COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, City Haxt, November 5, 1357. Notioa is hereby given to all persons who have not paid their Taxes fur the present year, and to ail who &re in arrears for previous years, that at the expira- tion of sixty days from this date, or as soon thereaf- ter as the advertisement can be prepared. all proper- ty on which the taxes may'remain uu paid wih bead- vertinnd and told for the taxes, as the jaw enjoins. Those who do not wish to be put to the heavy ex- pense attendant on the advertisement and sale are requested to pay in season. iq JAS. F. WALIDAY, n6-eotJan5 Collector. Cc GAUTIER’S FRENCH RESTAURANT s = Ju soliqjting your patronage forthe coming season, I respectfully call your attention tu my present un- sur,aesed facilities of business. Having Arrangements to supply the largest Dinners, Halls, and at n few houra notice, om the most rens- onable th th goat ire eeery ia pertaining tothe most surpassed. ir equal aaa ee a Entire Dinnersand Dessert furnished without any trouble to yourself or family, at mod charges. » A Pipes ceeen ta coe Pes can be sencvto yoar onne, At & sina re © lor his servies oh erticise ee you ieny wish ae CHWARZE, street, d1-202w T ROB. 8B. + Ne, 39 gorne’ of 12th street, BAND RETAIL DRALK RAW, SHUCKED, PICKED SEED, AND Mes: st Ono in 3. a ENgf4 vines, new eg BLIN'S. av SALES, By BADEN & LOWNDS, Auctionsers. * E; OUSEHOLD et Bvitpixe Mater: + 2 Ad 200 Ds, I Petes re On SATURDAY MOR bet Tth and 8th strest ‘clock ya, shall commence the salcofanest vo lot ef Hard: c., P. TAU ued bsrecained atone rooenawt sores consieting in part of TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. TENSLVE SALE OF HAR DWARE, AXD af pur store, No. a Ceutee, Market pass Cutlery, Housebold Fu reg Silver Plat, cs Bedsteads, Mattresses Centre, rout and other fang Spring ( Patent) Mattresses. je Cutlery © 1. Soins, &c , locks, Screws oe penters’ Toois, &c., &e. Additiors to the above anle respectfally solicited. ‘To be a ary with the shove. a lot of Superior U! <ne nod Port Wines. 3 3t BADEN & LOWN DS. Auote. FUTURE DAYS. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctionoer. VALE ABLE COUNTRY oper AT ACCTION, Owing to the inclemency of the weather ¥ terday, and the present pressure in the money ma: ket, Maj. G. Tochman has POSTPONED the pub- lic sale of his residence and farm, “ Summer Hill,”” in the Connty of Alexandria, Va., until MONDAY, the 4th of January next, at J0 o’oleck a.m. on the premises. In the meantime, they are offered for private sale; and further information as tu terms of Shee: tay be obtained at the auction store of J, eGuire. JAS. C. McGUIRE, oo 27 2aw =Auction and Commission Merchant, galt the Circuit Court for Prince Georg ing as a Court of Equity, ina cause therein ds rey Wherein Al fred M. Berry, next frend of Robert » 18 Complainant, and By are defendant, th therein app.tn will ex highest bilder, on the Isth day of December n ha hour of 12 0’eloek, m., af fair, if pot dase, ame time Aud plage on the next fair day thereafter, all 1 Lose tracis,-parts of tracts or parcels of jand, situated in said ecunty, formerly the property of the late Richard .. Thomp- now decreed to be soid for the purpose of and partition between his widew and his ‘These lands contai in separate and nes 4 conlicuous parcels upwar {Six Huudred ers ‘The greater portion is open There is, howet- er, seine excellent Timber Land among the tracts ropored tobe sold, Some of the parcels of land have valuable improvements on thom. There is a valuable spring of water on ene of the tracts, and the soil of ali the lands is easily worked and weil sd- apted to the raising of the staple or ofthe counts, ‘hese lands are in the immediate viewity of T B, and will be sold in lots te suit porcnnerts. Térins of sals As presotibed by the decree.—F ive; at public sale, to the #, on FRIDAY, the hundred dullars in cash, to be paid ou the day of sal and the residue of the purchase meoaty be. be paid in equal instalments, in one, two, three. and four years from day of sale ; the same to bear interest froin the day of sale and to be secured by the bonds of the pur- chaser or purehasers, with upproved co-obligors. And upon the payment of the whole purchase mon- ey and all interest thereon, and uot before, the un- dersigned is authorized to convey the premises sold to the purchaser or purchasers thereofin fee simple, at his or her or their costs, free, clear and discharg ed all claims of the parties to this cause and of Any person or persons claiming ty. from or under them. The widow isa party to the proceedings in this ease and bas in writing signified her assent to to tak lieu of lower an equivalent in money, ascertamed by law, out of the proceeds of the re DANIEL C. DIGGES Trustee. November 18, 1857. n 19-lawtith Dec&dts ABINET FURNITURE, FEATHER cEDS CABINET TE MATTRESSES, &o. The Subscriber has now in store a large and hand som Ge Porpoges of CABINET FUR- NITU which he pledges himself to sell to suit the tunes, viz: Handsome Osnamented Cottage Sets, from $50 to §®. Beauti ul Bipok Walnut and other Bedsteads richly i carver ae «ese and Mahogany marble top Wash- stands. Rosewood and Walnut Parlor Suits, in brocstelle and haireioth Mahogany, Biack Walnut, and Oak do Sid Centre Tables. is, marble-top. 10 do Erageres or Whatnot Sofas, Tete-a-tetes, and Lounges, in endless va- riety. Oak and Walnut Dining and Office Chairs. hogany, Cane, and other Chairs, from $6 to $25 per dozen. 7 vith an endless va Bedpteed Bureaus, Wa hstand: ‘ables, Stools, Piano Stools. Hatracks, Gilt-fiame Mirrors, Toilet Glasses, &¢. A large lot of Iron Batstends, double and single. e ol rr e a Also"lron Washeiandss es Which | cordially invite my friends and the public to it. a Cc, W. BOTELER. n2l-2aw3w No. 318 Iron Hall, and 349 D st. T NOTICE, | HE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends and the public ¢ rally, As he is determined todo only cash ORR he will make WEN’S CLOTHING inthe order GENTLE) best manner and at lower prices than any other establishment in the City. Please give him a call, and asenre yourself of the _ FE. SCHALK, Merchant ‘Tailor, No, 233 Pa. avenue. ied sfoth sida, ni4tm qak D PLATE ENGRAY 3, AND PRINT: VISITING. INVITATION, AND BUSINESS CARDS engraved in every style. CARD PLATES printed in the best manner and wiki isparoh. VISHING AND INVITATION CAR aud enametied t¢ prices. surface, furniaied § -F. YLy. No 772 Pa ave, het. 1ith and 12th sts. {fnte! scat} iS, WOOLE MeLAUGh ‘a.avenue, between oth and ig a PRES®NT CRISIS, or the Costs, or the rrency, by Bank Crash 3 13 ets. RA cK TAYLOR. bet. #th and 9th ste, I UBLN'’S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GIBB 4 Hair Ste near 13th st., gad at his Sales R under Willards? hotel. wre WOULD NOT SAVE MON THESE HARD TiMI We would most respectfully announce to all who are in want of a eheap high INRID on! haif cent per hour. . 323. C between Gth aud 7th streets. tf HOWELL & MORSELL, DIVERNOLS’ HOTE A. AVENUE, between !7th aud Wasitnetox, D. This establishment is newly furnished and ar- maee on the most modern and improved priuciple, with private apartments. &c, j[>* The Bar is supplied with the choicest of Wines and Liquors. Game and other delicacies in season. Hot Cold Lunch from 11 o’clock a. m. until EP ee i Yi YE AND BARLEY MALT, for sale at the CITY MALT HOUSE, corner of West Falls gv- enue and Block «t.. Baltimore. Md. my 6-1 JARPE MAGAZI for December, re- 1 for sale at JOS. SHILLING ceived TON’S Boo! Od-on Building, corner 43¢ Street and Pa. «volume commences with this num Mr. TLackery’s new si Reade's new story, a tnatter of fact reasiy for thin Maxazine. Sobseriptions taken by the year, or single numbers Sold separately at twenty -live gents each, Godey’s Lady Book for December, a beautiful number, Graham’s Magazine for December. Fcosshord Words do do, ‘eterson’s Magazine do. Arthur’s Home Ma; 5 Ballou’s Dollar Magazine do: Burton's Cyclopedia of Wit and Humor: part 1 jurton’s Cyc! 18 Of t : he Received and for sale at eee . SHILLINGTON’S ‘store, Odeen Building. a3 cor. 4@ street and Pa.ave. AlMANacs FOR 1658. ‘The new year is near at hand, and now is the time to provide yourseif withan Almanac. lagerstown Almanac for 1858, *rmera’ Almanac do, Housekeepers’ Almanae do, Aa A = f all" Pinds large assortment 0 manacs, 1858, fur sale wholesale or retail at = si! OSEPH SHILLINGTON’S Bookstore, Odeon Building, corner 436 street and Pa. avenue. bi) Fiore FORESTER’S (Herbert) HORSE and ian lorsemanship of the United Srates, and Brit- trate Vinees of North America, 2 vols. 8vo., illus- Soe ee weed cute aud’ a1 brated lodollars. JOs. Book: steel-engraved original Morses. Subscripti: n price FRANCK TAYLOR, Agent for Washington n WINTER ARRANGEMENTS ATC. GAU TIER’S FRENCH RESTAURANT. The subscribe: ‘der te accommodate uh lic, gives notice that he ‘will furn sh meals Mg t week. BILL OF PARE ‘tte Kivu every day for aocon uesis, and ever pat. ity will be given taguestste WREAK PAST LING aud SUP, at such times »s wili suit the convenrence of every patron of the bi Bea fn fora ge b “R from 2 wi 3. SR from 6 j! 19 o'clock. SUPPER % C. GAUTIER , 22 Penn. avenue. ADIES MACHINE SEWING ROOMS, L No. 152 Pa, arey, bet, Ith and 18th sts. Where may be found Ladies’ Under made inthe best and Intest style, u ewaygen hand, All to order at the shortest iy zolicited, Ladies Bass 1 AINTON ‘WE, Mae Aa -eolm ———n ________12 Pa avenue po poy hd PRESENTS, suitable for all ager, at low prices, at 9-3 ‘ LANMOND’S. Collision between thé Steamers Occan Wave and Leng Branch. Saxvy Hoox, Dee. 9—The steamers Ocean ave and — Branch came ta collision tb ernoon at Sandy Hook. The Wave was bound to New York and the Branch to Ocean Port and Shrewsbury. The ve put ber ‘bt ou ene side, and saved The Long Branch was the most and it } tel great dificulty that she proceeded on 'y. The coneussion was so great that the passen- Sosy eee ee thrown off their feet, and any 'y bra Among the injured is Col Ww. Jones, of the Highlands, feared to te dae. grrously so. A dense Prevatied at the time Of the disaster. The operator of the Sa “< telegraph s! heard the any cok beins pea shore al: ly after Words heard the crash of the boats as they came together The passengers throw no blame on the Officers of the boats. ——— Fatal Railread Accident. Brxwoop, Dec. 10—A sad accident occurred on the Central Obio Railroad tast wight. The engine of the express mail train, coming from the west, :an into some rocks om the track at s Point near Glencoe. The engine and a portion of the train were thrown off and precipitated down an eight feet ensoankiient, by which the express messenger, Mr. Brown, was killed, une @ brakeman was ser! iy in, , having some of bis limbs broken, ° oO were injured. This ident disarranged the trains until about noon to-day — Robbery of a Custom House. . ity was ente! cen ‘Open, and contents, pes 35 of only abont five hundred dollars, taken No clge to the burglars bas been Explosion and Loss of Life. Loweit, Mass, connected with the foundery of J. H. Mysick ex ploded to-day, killing the engiager and badly in- jering seven persons. The buiidimg was badiy shattered — The Cleveland and Teledo Railroad, Cievetanp, Dec. 9.—The receipts of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad fortbe iret week in September we $25,900 against $23.900 for the corresponding week last year. A Lake Sehooner Missing. Osweseo, Dec 9 —The schooner Radiant, that left Toledo for this port previous to the recent yale on the Lakes, Las pot yet been heard from Departure of the Antelope. Portianrp, Dec. 10.—The steamsbt sbiied from this port for Li o’clock this morning. Alexandria Market. ALExXaNpRta, (Va.,) Dec tf.—Fiour—sales to- day 500 bales. heat—white, $1 052%1.10; red, $1.05uS1.66. Corn—old, 6c; new, 48450. Rye— none. Oats, 35c. Baltumere Markets Ba.timors, Dec. 11.—Flour dull; Howard streetand Ohio $5 Wheatfirm Corn—old white — new 40a50c., old yellow G0s63c; new a5Se. Whisky at 222%¢. Southern Mrrkets. Mostte, Dec. 10 —Sales of cotton to-day 2,000 bales; active; quotations unchanged. New Ortzays, Dec. 10.—Sales of cotton to- day 7,500 bales; market irregular, mostly at 10¢.; rroripts 11,000 bales. Beet dull. Pork heavy at Sis. Wheat firm: white $1.25. Sugar firm; ad- vanced Xe. Molasses 19c. Steril! 3485 premium, on New York lal jg discount. Cuarteston, (8. C.,) Dec. 10 —Sales of the week 5,000 bales; middling fair 10% alOsg . Savannan, Dec. 10.—Sales of the week 5,000 bales; middling fair 10%210} as at Charleston New York Markets. New Yorx, Der. 11.—Plour to-day ts heavy, with a dectine of Sc. ; sales of 5,500 bbis ; Sate HS0ad 55 Wheat buoyant; sales 23,000 bushels; white Southern $1.25al 45; red, $1 (al 05. Corn declined; sales white 63a08c. Pork mess quoted at $15.50all at three ‘ - Financial. New Yor, Dec 11 —Stocks are lower. Chica- go and Rock Island 74%; Cumberland Coal Co 9; Illinois Central bonds 88%; La Crosse and Mil- waukie 103; Micbivan Southern 18%; New York Central 73; Reading 56%; Virginia 6's 87; Mis- sourl 6's 77% Exrenxses or THE WorTH Funerat CRieera- Tion —The items of the funeral expeuses of = great man are worth an analysis. Some of the items in the bills of the Worth funeral ure unique Mr. Brown (perhaps the inost important mem- ber of New York society) received $3.75 for toll- ing Trinity beH The catafalque cost #149) The war horse led behind the hearse was hired for a couple of deilars from some livery stabte This is said to have been bis third appearance as the steed of deceased generals. The ligqnor Witt for the mourners was some S100 ‘The artillery horses were hired from the Knickerbocker Stage Company. The erection of the platfoum for ibe fort of Mayor Wood was supposed to be worth $110, and the removal of the rickety fence around it, which the wind would have done for nothing, cost $16 —New York Post Tue Baxer’s Matavy bas been discovered by Dr. Letheby (an physician.) and it has been corroborated by otber testimony. The doctor say« their peculiat diseases, phth ady of bakers’ Mr S baker, states: * After » = , Lcaleulated bow m: ave died who have wor for me within the last ten years “The resn't was to me saddening My men have generally lived with me some years, but ican count fifteen young men. none forty years of age, who have fallen victims to this ‘bakers’ inalady, in one fori or other of the disease" ‘This malady, like many other buman evil<, 1s capable of being checked in its ravages. The writer adds. “I know that if the bakers would do away with the present nnbealthy, dirty, and barbarous manner of kneading bread. our trade, for » Would soon show a more encouragiug ac- the futore repo:ts of the city’s chief med- * This information may be aseful to over Eagla TOYS, WHOLESALE ANDRETAIL, W prices, at LAMMOND'S. th street _ _ dd to-3t me = ‘Tose PUBLIC. = av = ‘arlies OF persons having adverti: for sa! an “UNEXPLOSIVE GAS.” whieb thing but the well known “Etherial O: L deem it uecessary to caution consumers axfety, thet the on wine artiel “Keintzel’s non-f x, Byrumg repered and sold = Bt * Sorof 11th and Rt stregio he bole the wn peapenr- or of the right for selling the same in tie District of Columbia. Ge 21-e03m FR. STUTZ ADIES’ FURS! LADIES’ FUR 4 — The following is a list of prices of FURS oon- signed ime on cummmiss on froma Fur Compnny in pst od York, to be sold at New York wholesale ries = Sets Rock Marten Victorines and innit $5.00 to! rom : ‘ ais Sets French Sabie half aud three quarter he ips pes ;. < TH to 40 0.. Mantillae and Clos! : “itch V ctormes and Stone Marteu Vietors Mink Sable Victormes aad Sets Mink Sable ‘Three fourth sud Full Capes —— * .. BM TOPs. Sets Siberian Squirrel Mautiliss and Sets Huison Bay Sable Half Capes... 65.00 to x5. Sets do do do Three-fourth 100 thy Pisses Siberian re Capes......... 7to 9m isses Imitation Ermine s....... 25ita 680 ‘entlemens’ Fur Collars and Gloves. ...2.50to 5.0 Sabie. Mink, Fite. French ud: Sable, other Muffs, at prices from. 3. to a9 = “i H. STINEME TS, avenue, near 13th street ds next door to Madame Delarue. AP OF INDIA, London, 1857, 59 conte, M pi Special Map of the Revoited Die- triet of lucis, with the |-wes of railway and amiltiary stations, london, 1857, $1.25. Stsmtond 's oe — its sovivoms, oon itruet rom TANS ot Fav : terials transautted from Todiat 1997. London, » Pisters of Britieh Indin, 1205 to 135, oWalitieal and’ M Events in British indm rolitienl as ibe “rents im ratan! ~ 17% oA tea9; by Major Hough, Bengal army,2 vols. pudon. Memoirs and Correspondence of the Margvis ct Weilesiey, covernor-gencral and captain veseeel cf ndia, 3 vols.. | ondou. Stoequeler's Miltary Lite of the Duke of Wel- ieee. iv jon. a 6 India Aizhanisten, Caboil; by Lieut we $ On je same - OP RANCK TAN POR. HEADQUARTERS for AD TTY STY OF WOOL- Mache, NEY, , st . Miele ne pregees, : |, No. né © between rh