Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Craceit Covrt.—After our report closed yes- terday, the Court took up the habeas corpus case of Eagene O’Connor es. Margaret O°Connor, bis wife, to take from her his three children, Mari- anna, Eugene and James D. O'Connor. The re- spondent answered, ciaiming her right to the children on account of brutality of her hus- band. There was a e number of witnesses who gave testimony showing the petitioners bad temper, languaye and deportment, and that on bis own con! of wi , former differences bad been settled ; and on his wishing fora rec- onciliation on the last vecasion she had refused to be reconciled ; so he now claimed the chil- dien. Onthe other side, the petitioner had many witnesses to prove bis good character. The ma- jority of the court held that the children should = left with their mother for the present, and the case should be held over for advisement until the next term. It was so ordered. ‘The arguments in motion for a new trial of the case of Hewett vs. the Browns, in which the de- fendants bad been mulcted for the amount of a trunk lost, as was alleged, through the careless- ness of the defendants’ porter, were not conclud- ed yesterday whea the Court adjourned. To-day, the Court took up the case of officer L.. Keese. the rule, to show cause why he hould net be dismissed from ottice, on account of alleged malfeasance. Chilton for the prosecu- tion, Carlisle and Maury for defence Previous to taking up the above case the Court announced that they bad considered the case of Robert Cross, now in jail under sentence of the Criminal Court and saw no reason why he should not be remanded to punishment as per sentence of bis Honor, Judge Crawford it will be recollected that Cross was sentenced to eight years i isonment fn the penitentiary for ting and shooting Officer Ratinen. of the Sixth Police District, while in the discharge of his duty tn attempting to arrest him (Cross) foran alleged connection with certain election siots im the Seventh Ward on the first June lsat. Cross will, accordingly, go to the penitentiary two days after the adjournment of the present term of the Circuit Court. CaiminaL Court —Yesterday, the jury fn the case of John Thompson, indicted for grand lar- ceny, brought in a verdict of guilty. The case of the United States vs. George Jen- kine, for larceny of a = of harness reins from Wm. Marshall, was then taken up, and the jury returned a verdict of guilty as indicted: Matthew Butler was then brought up charge of stealin from Wm. H fast; found guilty. The Court then took the case of Bill Mon- key, alias Wm. Williams, wherein the defend- aol, a colored boy, stood charged with larceny of a silver watch valued at $f2, the property of Robert Bates, also colored. The proofs of the theft were abundant; and the jury returned a ver- dict of guilty. A lad, under fourteen years of age, named Wm Henry Harrison Butterbangh, was then brou: up on « charge of stealing a Lat, valued at 81 from Thomas H. Havenner. His extreme youth and the lngenuousness of bis countenanc?® won for him the compassion of all beholders, and Mr. Maury charitably appeared as his counsel. The facts given in evidence did not amount to proof, except an admission made to the officer who ar- sested him,wherein the boy confessed tiat another Loy stole the hat, and that he (the prisoner) sold itteathird boy on Capitol Hill. ‘The jury re- turned a verdict of not guilty, and the boy was accordingly discharged. ‘This case closed the trials for the da nd the prisoners who bad been convicted were drawn up in line and lectured appro; riately by his Honor, and then sentenced as follows: Jobu Thompson, to one year’s imprisonment in the penitentiary George Jenkins, to six months in the County Jail, and a fine of $1 Matthew Butler, to one year’s confinement in the Penitentiary; and Bill Monkey, alias Wil- liams, to six months in the County Jail, and a fine of $1. Catminat Court.—This morning, Mr. Brad- iey, Jr., appeared for the United states, incon- sequence of the continued sickness of the Distriet Attorney, P. B. Key, Esq. The case of J. Fog was taken up, wherein the defendant, 4 colored boy of some 10 years of age, was charged with arson. On motion of the U.S. Attorney, a nol. pros. was entered in the case, the Court ay Somer that the defendant should be removed from the District of Cotumbia—the plea in bis behalf being bis extreme youth The above case was determiued as our report closed on a one banjo of the valoe of S10 jm on the 16th day of Angust A Presentation. —The meeting at Magenenu Encampment No. 4,1. 0.0. F., Navy Yard, last night, was attended by a “yoodlie companie,” not only of its own membership, but by Tepre- sentations from the other Encampments of the District—all attracted thither by anticipation that something out of the common erder was on hand, from the fact that a certain official had been aummnoned to appear At the appotuted time P.G. P_ Frederick D Stuart, was notified by the presiding officer (G. P. John Thaw) that he had been deputed by Ma- yvenenu Eocampment to present bim with asignet ring, which they Lad caused to be prepared for bim tn token of the many valuable services he had performed for them and the Order at large. The friends of Mr. Stuart appear to have caught bim unawares in this presentation, and in mak ais acknowledgments he said he was so muck taken by surprise that be could say nothing more tha” that he thanked them. and that the memento shouic ever nerve him to the performance of his every duty. The ring (of heavy gold) bears on the seal the initials *- D. 3.** and on the inner side the words ‘* Magenenu Encampment. @Meatu ov 4 Wastinetontanx —Information gearhed this city yesterday afternoon of the death at Jacksonville, Florida, on the. 5th tostant, of ‘yellow fever, of Mr. James Wimer, recently the foreman of Gideon's printing office. The de- censed was Jong and favorably kuown in this city, and the news of bis demise will cause pain to 2 wide cirele of friends. Mr. W. left Wash- jagtow about the Ist September for Jacksonville, whither he went for the benetit of bis health, and also with the design of settling in business at That point. Unfortunately be ventured there too early in the season. His family were attacked with the pestilence, one member of it died, his bright-eyed Loy was seized by it aise, a the fatigue aud anxiety ineurred in watching day and night over the sick child doubtless rendered the father au easy victim. \ —— morning a detter was received in this city from Mr. Wimmer, in which be spoke with anxiety of the condition Of bis boy; seven hours later came the letter an - nouaciny the death of the father! Straewe Covert —Yesterday, Hon. John H Reagan, of Texas, W. P. Ballinger, Esq., of ‘Texas, Arthur W. Machen, Exq., of Maryland, and 3. S. Morris, Esq , of New Jersey, were ad- mitted attorneys and counselijors of this Court. No 47. Daniel Carroll's devisees, plaintit! in error, es. Alfred R. Dowson’s hetrs be motion to dismiss this cause was argued hy Messrs. C Lee Jones and Bradley in support thereof, and by Messre Redin and Coxe in opposition thereto No. i. Robert Taylor's administri piain- tiff in error, es. Nathan T. Carry], who survived Wm Ward. Theargument of this cause was commenced by Mr. Hood for the plaintiifs in error, and continued by Mr. Everts for the de- fendant in error. Adjourned. Mas Cocxsrter, the German woman who Was so badiy burnt by an explosion of burning Suid on Thursday night, died at noon, yestetday after some hours of jateuse soifering. She was wsbout 25 vears of age, and bad an infant nine mouths old. Inthe midst of Ler sufferings she found occasion to express her thanks to the offi- cers, one of who, at great risk to his own life, (J. B. Conway, of tue special police,) went to het fescue. Dr. Batt was ber attending physician. ‘The burning material through which she lost her life, was sold as “‘unexplosive fluid,’ but whetb- er it was the genuine patented article of that uame of a counterfeit we know not. Cucseu oy tug Erteuany.—The improve- Mments which have been made in this church hay- ing reached so near completion as to afford ample accommodation for the convenience of the con- Eceyation, we learn it will be opened for Divine Service on to-morrow morning, at 11 o'clock This churets is situated on G street, between ‘Thirteenth and Fourteenth, and the Rev. Chas Mali Is the Rector As the improvements made on it have increased the number of pews, we are fequested tu state that uollee will be given to those who may wish to buy ur rent one ov Claims, Yesterpay —Joba W 4q . Of Springfield, Massachusetts, was &ppolnted commissiouer of the court Hon Reverdy Jobnson resumed and concluded the closiay argument for the claimant in the case of Richard W. Meade, administrator, vs. The United States ; and the case was submitted. ‘The Court then adjourned until Monday next, at l2 o'clock m. Diswisexo.—Y esterday, Jue. Martis was arrest- ed by vilicer Gill, of the Seventh District for an escault and battery on lis father, He was taken before Justice Donn, but the witness failing to appear be was dismissed. Joba Martis stands accused, at the present time, of the assault and battery on officer J. M. Lloyd, by which that of- ficer was fur a long time unfit for service. RY —Thursday night the boathouse of Mr. Burgess, situated on the Eastern Branch, was entered by a thief, and Loge aah outiit, con- Bisti fa skit, gun, padd um boots, cap, &e cs olen ra a veratiges loss for one iu that Line of business en market this was well supplied, the country dealers a ing at the stands as usual between Int of Lecomte and January, in large numbers. The pavements around the scale house were covered with fine pork, which was selling at $7 per 100 Ibe The meget stands were all occupied at an early hour. ‘he hay market was well supplied, and sales Were made at $1281.18 per cwt. The prices in the sheds have not changed materially since our pat. Beef, h,prib. Gal®j Dried peaches.qt.. Pork 12] do. apples, p 12/Roll butter. Pi rpk .. Dried beef........ 18) Chestnuts, pr gt. Chickensg pr pair. 50a75 Turkey, each. 75a! Corned salmon... — 15| Wild turkeys. Herring, per doz... 20a3) Terrapins, each... 37; Geese, each. Irish potatoes. pk. —37| Rabbit i‘ Sweet potatoes, pk 25a37| Ducks—Canvas Corn, pr bush.... 75a55] Mallards ... Corn, ear, pr bush. 40a45|Red Necks... Beans, prbush.... $2|Shuffiers . Rye, pr bush. Oats + __ 20) Rock, per bunch 45a75|Trout e 25/ Taylor: Senator Hunten, of Virginia, was serenaded last night by a number of his perschal friends connected with the Capitol, who rejoiced at his re-election. ‘The excellent music of Withers’s Brass Band brought the honorable Senator to the door, when he thanked his friends for their at- tention in a short bat feeling and eloquent speech. The company were invited into the house and hospitably ente rtained he serenaders then proceeded to Governor Bright's, where their reception was also of the most pleasant kind. As the party teturned towards Capitol Hill they complimented Mr. Dickens, Secretary of the Senate, and Governor Brown, of Mississippi, by the perfor ace of some fine pieces by the Band. Breakpown.— Yesterday mor ning, as two ar- tackes of the- press were going their rounds in quest of ‘items,’ a wheel of the eatrlage in which they were riding came otf, and one of them, in getting out, sprained his foot ; the other remained in until (he horse was stopped. We hope that our injured confrere will soon be re- stored to the full use of his limb, the more espe- cially as his redacteur-en-chef is also temporarily crippled. —Union. Ahem! Tue Riot at Sprincwan’s —Yesterday, Capt. Klopfer.and Oificer McHenry arrested Richard HL. Wheeler of Virginia, anda Baltimorean, who for want of 2 better name was called John Doe. Wheeler for resisting the officers was held to bail for Court in #300, and John Doe, for the same of- fence, with an attempt to rescue a prisoner in ad- dition, was sent to jail by Justice Murphy. It grew out of the riot at Springman’s restaurant. Fininc Guns.—While the firemen were at the fire in the First Ward, last night, a number of rowdies, probably with a view to create a riot, fired several volleys in the central part of the city. Unfortunately they dispe:sed before the guards got to their vicinity. Although the May- ors armory is well supplied with dangerous weapons, there is room for more. and also use for the fines that follow the confiscation. Fire.—Between | and 2 o'clock this morning, several smull houses, known as “the Round Tops,” near Georgetown, belonging to Mr. Mur- ray, who ix now absent from the city, were de- stroyed by fire. It is supposed the fire was the act of an incendiary, and was started in the cel- lar of one of the houses. The Property, it is said, Was insured. Tue River.—The only business that appears to be worth looking after to-day is the oyster trade, which just at the present time is on the increase. A large number of pungies arrive daily at the wharves, and the prices are low enough to place them within the reach of all. ‘There were ho arrivals at the wharves yesterday of any im- portance. Bust or Gov. Wise —The bust of Gov- Wise, executed by E. V. Valentine, will be exhibited in the Library of the Capitol in this city, for two days, Monday and Tuesday next, the Mth and isthe instant, previously to its going to the Exhi- bition of the Washington Art Association, in Washington city, on Wednesday morui next. Richmond Dispetes. : = Pror. Fowrxr had another large and inter- ested audience at Temperance Hall last night. To-night Prof. F_ gives one of the most inter- esting lectures of his series, that upon distin- guished meu. ‘To-morrow evening, free lecture, on man’s moral nature. See advertisement. Mysterious —Tuesday night, three persons were slot near the Navy Yard—one in the thigh, one in the ankle, and with the other the ball only entered his clothin The Navy Yarders cannot aecount for it, don't know who did Ir, or why it was done. They heard but one report, and all were shot at thal time. The name of one of the injured is C Drary. Rexixvev.—It will be remembered that about & year ago Officer Keese was struck on the head by an axe by a man named Dunagan, who was convicted and sentenced to prison for the act. The wound continuing to give the ollicer uneasi- ness he yesterday applied to Dr. Hellen, whuex- amined it and removed a piece of the bone, about half an inch in length, which was loose, and oc- casioned the pain. Warten Returns —Thos. McSwiggan, Pa., disorderly conduct; costs $1.44. Patrick Todd, [reland. do; do. fwenty-seven lodgers; all non-resident: Mz. Eviton.—Sir: I am not in the bu ing for any gentlemen, but I must, from certain oc ular demonstrations, confess my own conviction. fain bacor — and I wish to inform my feillow- s, eat: sinee Jc vidson has secured the his brewer, he can compete nited States. Mr. Hauf is one of the must accompiished brewers in this cou: try, and he only axka the citizens toinduige Mr. Jos. Davidson until he can exhibit his meer. F 1t* New Yorx. A Recantation.—The undersigned deems it due to himself, as well as to his friends, to state that be was induced, by false representations, to become a member of a Know Nothing lodge; thnt he was there once, and once vuly, because be disapproved of the organization; that he had been for thirty yearea Democrat, and desires again to act with that glorious old party ; the party of the Constitution and Union. He therefore makes this public recantation of the onty political error of his be it 3 ELIDINE. To tHe Citizens ov Wasnixe ton— Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps.—The proprietor begs leave to cali the attention of strangers and the citizens of Washington, to a very superior article of Holland Gin, which he introduced to the American public under the nase of Wolfe's Scheidam Aro- matic Schnapps. This Gin is manutactured by the proprietor exclu- sively at his Diatillery in Schiedaim, Holacd. [tis fre best Barley that can be procured in Europe, y and favored and medicated, not by the common harsh berry, but by the most choice botanmwai varjety of the Aromatie Italian Ju- niper Berry, whose more various extragt is distill- ed and rectified with its apirituous solvent, and thue $& concentrated tincture of exquisite fia- vors aud aroma, allogether transi in its Cor - dial and Medicinal propertiosany a; ic beverage heretulore known. The proprietor has submitted it to nearly t whole veal Faculty of the United States, has received answe: Physicians and Chem from about four thousand 8, who endorse it over their Signatures &s 4 most desirable addition to the Ma- tern Meds Persons who purchase should be careful to get the genuine article, as the whole country is flooded with counterfeits and imitations. Put up in quart and pint bottles, in cases of one dogenexch, aud for sale by‘all the respectable Drug - gists and Grocera ia the Cmted States, UvoLpHo§WoLrr, Sole Importer and Manufacturer, Depot, No. 2 Beaver street, New York. Wotre’s ScuikvaM AkomaTic ScUNAPPs, is presoribed with great success by the Medical Fao- uity in Gravel, Gout, Chrome Kheumatiam, Drop Sy, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood, uation of Food, and exhapsted rays aud as @ beverage it has no superior rid. Put up in quart and pint bottles, and for sale by all the Diuggists and Grocers in W igton. Uvotpuo Worrs, Sole Importer and Manufacturer, Nos. 18, 20, aud 2, Beaver street, New York. Wotra’s ScuripaM Akomatic Scuxaprs.—The proprietor particularly recommends the above Sohnapps to persons travebling or abuut to settle in the South o on aecount of its Medicinal pro- correcting the disagreeable and often dan- on ‘etlects produced by hange of water—s tat to whieh all trav: South and Weet aro particular) ‘uable. Strangers should be careful as whole count sad Unilatione. The foprietor’s name on the tle, and Isabel. For sale by all Druggi Gro- cers. poLPHo WoL, ; d 12-3m Depot 1s ver 8 roet, w York. Propesson Fow.ea’s Lectore.—tlatellect,mem- ory, their culture, and the education of children, ix the subject of Prof. F.’s lecture at Temperance 3, To-morrow (Saturday) penn gee Srey b . drawings of dete. wuished 1 rife pope cnclogios oF ings bev. ure on man's nature, BORGCETOWN AKFAIKS. Correspondence of The Star. Gzoncrtown, Dec. 11, 1357. ‘The following business was transacted by our City Councils last night: In the Council a communication was received from the Clerk, covering the certificate of the jadges of election appointed to receive the votes of the citizens upon the making of a owls 7 to the Alexandria, Loudon ‘and. Heropenire ail. Als in relat Pamala ppropri so, one in on to une: a - ations;’ referred. : ; Mr. Thomas presented the accounts of Bladen Forrest; referred. Also, the report of the Guardians of the George- town Schools; referred. The report of the Guardians shows the whole number of the pupils in the school to be 296, as follows : Senior department male school, 81; Ju- nior department, 68. Senior department female school, $1; Junior department, 66. Teachers’ salaries, $2,025 per annum, as follows: Teacher of senior department male school, $800; Junior department, $150. Teacher senior department female school, $450; Junior department, $325. Sum total of contingent expenses, re pairing house furniture, &c., from Ist January to tat September 1557, $350. Mr White reported, from streets committee, a resolation providing for a flag footway across Road street, on the West side of Washington; passed both Boards. Mr. Thomas, from claims comunittee, resolutions appropriating $4 for the benefit of Jos. W. Hunt, use of P.O. Donoghue, $+0 50 for the benetit of John MeDaniei, $65 50 for the Len ett of J. J. Metiuillan, $24 for the benefit of Bladen Forrest, and $19 for the benefit of W. T Duvall; passed both Boards Mr. Cropley presented the account of R. Ould, Esq., amounting to $745, for legal services; re- ferred. Mr. White reported, from streets committee. resolution, which passed both Boards, appoir ing Messrs. White, Sie aes yand Fearson, of the Council, and Messrs » Dodge and @. W. Beall, of the Aldermen, a joint committee to ex- amine and adopt a plan for a bridge over the canal west of the market-house ‘The Aldermen passed a resolution speointier H. Addison, Esq., an additional member of the committer to attend (o the interests of the Corpo- ration before Congress, in relation to bridges acioss the Potomac In the Council, Mr. Oyster called for the yeas and nays upon the passage of the resolution; which resulted as follows Yeas—Messis. Cropley, Seymour, Pickrell and vas—t. Messrs. English, Jones, Oyster, Fearson hite—a. resolution was lost. Mr. English moved @ reconsideration of the vote upon the foregoing resolution; which was carried; and then otfered the following substitute, Which passed the Council only, the Aldermen having adjourned: Resolved, That H. Addison, Esq., be appointed 4 committeeman to attend to the interests of the Corporation before Congress, in relation to, bridges across the Potomac. And, on motion, the Council adjourned until Friday night next, at 74 o'clock ve been requested to say that the Rev. of Baltimore, will preach in the St. John’s (Episcopal) church to morrow morning at 11 o’elock, and again in the afternoon. The sixth and last of a lot of scows built by the Messrs. Simmes, for the use of the Washing- ton Aqun@luct, was launched yesterday. These scows are fine specimeus of workinarship ; un- surpassed doubtless by any thing of the kind ever built in the District. Business upon the canal, at this time is com- ratively light, and confined entirely to the lower portions of the line. The quantity of flour and grain coming down continues limited, but Of wood there hasbeen an unusually large quan- tity. Another serious accident from etherial oil oc- curred on Bridge street on Wednesday night, at the house of Mr. Nally. A little daughter of Mr. N. had in her hand a lamp filled with the fluid and lighted, which ste accidentally dropped, and in attempting to put out the flame, it caught to her clothing and burned her very perlously- The offerings of beef cattle at Drover’s Rest and Fosset’s yards, yesterday, amounted to 300 head; 250 of which were sold to District butchers at $2.50a%3.62 on the hoof, equal to $5a$7 25 nett. The remaining 50 head were left over. No sheep sold. Hogs $6 50 per 100 Ibs. The conviction of young Powers before the Criminal Court of the grave c e of “assault and battery, with intent to kill,’* is very gener- ally regretted by thoxe of our citizens who are nainted with him ‘There is no material change in the flour or grain markets. Small sales of the former are making at $5 for standard bran ; extra would doubtless command a trifle more) Wheat $la 1.10 for good qualities of red and white. Old corn Gc. for white and yellow ; new, shelled, 50 a55c ; in the ear, $2.25a82.50 per bbl 3. _ a A ES GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. FS: FISH! FISH! 15) Luls. No.1 St. Jolin's ALEWIVES. 1 100 bbls. No, 1 Rastern HERRING. Now tauding, per ae Sylvanus Alien, from Boston, and for sale by coe, = HARTLEY & BRO. d 12-lw 101 Water street, Georgetown, D.C. OR BOSTON .—The superior fast sailing clip- per schooner, Sylvanus Allen, Capt. ~ Sears, has arrived, and will have quick dis- patel fourth» above port. Lor freight or passage apply to HARTLEY & bd te! 101 Water street, Georgetown, D.C, 2-lw reported OK SALE.—A fine, Hig » BAY MARE, four Phong old, very stylis! bat ss gentle, and a ‘ct family horse. iso, one spring Wagon and second and Rockaway. - For terms apply to J. ROBERTSON, Agent,No 60 Prospect street, Georgetown. D. C. it* paying their Taxes on or be st, 1858, will save interest and ex- otherwise interest will charged dating back rst Monday 1n October Iset, c. F. betty at el Collect: per oS.—1,4) bushels prime white MER- CER POTATOES in store and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, PETER BERRY, na ter street, Geor, Ww ' Millinery, &c. ADAM PRIBRAM & Se ee on Pa, N avenue, between lvth and Lith street south ide. No. 277, res: tfully inform the Ladies that they have the newest style of BONNETS, suitable for our metropolitan’ season, andalso HEAD DRESSES, suita ble for soireex, levees, & c. Wantxp.—T'wo first-rate Milliner Hands, d+-2w* N ADAM BONNEL, DRESS MAKER, From Paria, SR 18th street ihe beeen J and K streets, Ww iKton city, has the honor to inform the ladies of Washington and viomity, that she has fitted up a Dr aking Establishin where she is ri to make every kind of work, as Dresses, Mant 5 & in the best and very latest style receiving every month the French Journal ode, direst from Paris. nil-2m* BOARDING. OARDING.—Mrs. RUFF has taken the iarge and commodious house, No. 396 D street, uear 7th, where she intends to rent her Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, to single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, with Board. Transient Boarders eC the day or week. Meals sent out at all hours of Fe nl¢-Im* . BAYLY. WwW M.F ’ Wholesale and PANCY AND &TA No. 278 Offers to the publin, at reduged complete assortment of— Writing and Letter Papers, English Amerjean Note Papers. : tench Enamelied and Bristol Board Writing Cards Vedd. «1 Business Envelopes nives. Scissors, and Razors, Plain Playing Cards, ork- boxes, Backgainmon Boards, Famen. Retail i PLE STATIONERY, Pa. avenue, euler in prices, a full and F°%, SALE.—One pair of Iron Gray HORSES. Works weil in harness, sixteen hands high, five and six years old; warsanted sound. FLEMMING & FOY’S d 10-3t* Stables, Jackson Hall Alley. RUNKS, TRUNKS. of best quality T and Packing ‘Trunks, Carpet-Baes, Satchel, sell at the lowaet Tre AL A 16-8t 32 Pa. AGGAGE EXPRESS OFFIe 34 D Street, _ Adjoining The Stat-s Printing Office. The subsoriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore and Ohio and Wa: ton Branoh Railroad, has opened an etlice, at above piace, for the accom- modation of the public, wh: ders can be left tor the use of Wagons to conv: im or Packages to and from Railroad Depot, teanboats, &c., or lor removal to any point in this City or Georgetown. ice open trom 7 o’elock a. m. to 10 o'clock p. m., , except Sunday, 7 to 10 o’ctuck a. m., 2 o’eloc! ‘i top a JOHN M. McCLINTOCK, Baggage Agent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, N. B —Persons coming to Washington or going to Baltimore, not having made up their minds where they will stop, by maving, up their checks to my agents onthe cars, willl have their baggage taken care of at this office, or at Baltimore office, No. It ‘Sharp street, and noextra charge. 10 EMOVAL. ‘) Mrs. M. A. Raa IN esowesshity informa the ies Of Washingtou and pS that she bas emoved her DR ESS-MAKING ESTAB = ENT to No. 484 lotn street, where she is pre i to carry on the Dress-making in all its branches. Bites Mas Baton feneenat ihe poe taaess Dross-Cutting Rule,” 410s of RSHA MPLSPEALS Sabie ae ohare strict of Col a for me directed, iran Couetof the a and to me to public sale, for C *e Whar, ieee arising Deer, ° les ee: One sch x called ave, Sm Taito ‘set a jevied upon as roperty alter, Il be sold to sati j= chal Nos 88:40 darian, ae aa a Samacor of Net ‘Todd, vs. Robert Welter, di2-ts | Marshal se ee Columbia, FOR RENT AND OR RENT.—One large ROOn, newly fur- Re between eth and'isth, “PY eer ot oad JRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.— UACOR and CHAMBER my roo floor, wil tures, for rent. No. 397 E Le ihe 13)q streets, fronting Pa. avenue. FOR BENT —Two Rooms, suitable for offices or un office and chamber, jenmodiatay op site the City Ball, and over the office of C. 8. Wallach. dil-tf Applyto RICHARD WALLACH. OR RENT.—A FURNISHED HOUSE, ver desirably situated, on the corner 12th and street the immediate neighborhood of Franklin Row. @ house has been newly painted, prpe-ed and furnished within the last six months,’ Inquire me he Gins Store corner of 12th and I streets. 1 — VOR RENT —A large convenient HOUS newly furnished, supplied gas thronghor heated by furnace. and with for: mp Im kitcher Also, a very convenient and handsomely furmshed HOUSE which will be rented unfurnished or fur- pished, i Apply at corner 22d and G sts. dil-st* (OR SAL E—On reasonable terms, comm: dious and substantially built BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with back building attached, im Franklin Row, which te the most beautiful and desirs- b’e locati ms in Wasaington, The house contains 12 rooms aud two cellars. bath room, hot and cold water, gas, &c., aud tas a stable for three horses, © house, with servants’ iooms above; cow- wood-house, and choice fruit trees. The house will be sold with or without the two vainable buniding lots adjvining. AR at No. 512 (2d story) 7th street, to POL- LARD WEBB, Agont. dil eo E ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS.— The first class Honse 415 15th street, is arranged with Bedrooms and Parlors on each floor. Persons desirous of obtaining Kooms may call im- mediate j# can be furnished from W prmley’s Club Ho: d lo 6t OW ‘TO RENT.—Two fine Rooms, furnished, Parlor and C. ber, heated with furnace and lighted by gas, on D street, between 2d and 3d, in the rear of inity Chureh, osnension piven. immediately. A atthe Drug St f LEWIS M. SMITH, af Pa. avenne, oop tional Hotel. d U 9-4t mypYWo VERY DEs IRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. One a large front room, in one of the most pleasant locations in the city. In- quire of Mrs, HUNT, 47 Louisiana avenue, ee bthand 7th stre: pn aS NK LARGE PARLOR and large CHAMBER attached, on the first floor, handsomely fur- nished, and having gas, for rent. Also a Parlor and Chambers, two large and two good sized sine! nes in suite, or separate. Meals furnished if desired. ‘Terms reasonable, and location central. Apaly at 468 10th street, between Dand £. d9-lw teeta eat te ca aise ee lhe SOR RENT.—Several handsomely Furnished ROOMS, or the entire House. if desired. Lo- oars directs opposite the National Hotel, No. 367. dT-t FOR KNT.—Three PARLORS and five CHAMBERS, haudsomely furnished, in F street north, between 13th and idth, No. 256. no I6-eotf . SURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.—Ad sable and handsomely Furnished House, con- veniently located, in a pleasant part of the city, will be reuted for six mouths, or by the year. Please refer for ee hte to J. G. iia 9 n Either furnished or unturnished, excellent al ;, tiree-story, new Brick House, with basement, No. 493 New Jer: avenue, hive minutes’ walk from the Capitol, with three-stall stable and coach house, with Inquire atSAM’L. WALKE — pion, corner 434 st, nl9-t ARD.—RARE CHANCE.—Twelve iarge and / handsome Rooms. with Bath-roo: C., &C.. for rent, furnished or unfurmshed, suitabie for chambers or ofices. Will be rented seperately o1 together. Terms reasonable. apartments sre over our establishirent, Pa. avenue, between 9th aud 10th streets, cs WALL, STEPHENS & CO, n18-Im (States) fsOR R Prof. H. V IUNDER havin fitted up his Hallinan eiegant manner, whic 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 Hal! on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday even- ings from 74¢ unt)! 934 o'clock. ’ is Schoo! is now open for the reception of pupils on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evening. oo 2-tf ooKSs: BOOKS! B GIFTS !—GIFTS !!—GIFTS!!! PHILBRICK’S THIRD ANNUAL SALE now open at No. 476 Pennsylvania avenuz, first door east of ‘aited States Hotel. Our STOCK OF BOOKS con! ate possession. ‘ortrait Gallery, taud Pa, auenue. imped: sists of several thousand volumes, émbraciag the choicest European and American Literature, Which will be sold at the publisher's lowest prices ‘and aud a BEAUTIFUL PRESENT will be made (immediately after the sale) to each purchaser of a wok for which we receive $1 and upwards. Sy, PRESENTS cousist in part of— jold and Silver Watches, Gold Lockets, Rrace- lets, Armlets, Chains, Cameo, Goid-stone aud Mo saic Pins and Drops, Studs Sleeve Buttons, Gold Watch Keys, Cuff Pins, Pens, Pencils, K ing: Cc. 75) worth of Presents will be given away with each thousand Books sold, Catalogues of Books can be obtained at the store. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and ex- amine our stock of Books and Presents. Males Dr al ing. aiiee YAN ESSEE, PHILRRICK. Agent. RESS SHIRTS, in great varicty and of all s1ze8, can be found on our shelves ; prices vary ing from oy aa dozen up, to suit purchasers. Orders for Shirts taken, and executed with skill and dispatch, Good materials, Workinanship, and iit aranteed. iat Rumranteec GHO. He B. WHITE & CO." 382 Pennsylvania avenue, next door west of Taylor & Maury’s Bookstore. n), of them for less, a 10-Steo AS THE HOLIDAYS ARE NEAR ATHAND it will be well for Indies and gontlemen degiring to find suitable articles for preseuts, to examine our beautiful assortment of Gent's Dressing Robes em- pracing styles from $3.50 to $30. No article of wear will be more appreciated by a gentleman when re- ceived 43 & present (rom a fries Callat GEO. H. B.W S32 Pasa 4 10-e03t_ west of Taylor & Ma I IGHT YOUR HOUSES, 4 We have in store and are daily receiving, GAS CHANDELIERS and FIXTURES of every de- scription and finish. ‘They are from the factory of Cornelius & Baker's, Philadeiphia, and comprise many of the newest patterns, nee furnishing houses will find it to their ad- vantage to examine. J. W. THOMPSON & BRO. 269 Pa. ave., bet. lth and llth sts south side. 0.8, ext door d 10-e°2w RNITURE VERY CHEAP, The public are pospootful informed that the first, second, and third floors of our, large Furniture Warehouse. are filled to the utmost capacity with every description of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS—such as Sofas, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs jsteads, Lounges, Washstands Writng Desks, Be attresses Carpets, Looking Glasses, Giuss, aud Crockery Ware, &c. Forming a very immense and varied stock, all of Which we guarantee to sell at such prices as can fail to please. Houses furnished throughout, either for cash or approved paper. Call and examine our stock before you make your Lag anne th , emember the name ang place posts & COOMBS, No. 369 Seventh street. 2d door from a9-1m R. B. Haill’s Dry Goods Store. WINTER GLOVES! WINTER GLOVES! Buck, Lamb and Sealskin Gauntlets, for driving, Lined Kid, Buckskin, Cloth and Silk Glov Calfskin, Merino, Berlin, and Cotton do. French Cassimere, Silk-and-thread, and fur-top do. j Also, a fresh lot of Kid Gloves, just received to-day ; something superior, Those of our customers who have wanted the doutle stitched Kid Glove can get them by calling on GtO. H. B. WHITE & €O.,, 332 Peunsylvania avenue, next door. west of Taylor & Maury’s Bookstore, —410-3teo__ = R&S, LAND'S MACASSAR OIL, at GIBBS’S jt. nli-3m Hair Store, near 13th street. furs: FURS! FURS! Just received, from New York, the largest and cheapest STOCK OF FURS o this seasou, Bought for cash, and all that ask is to call. end ex- amine my large assortment of Ladies’ and C. ren’s Furs. Prices very low to suit the times of the White Bear. corner of 6th street_and avenue. HOPK 46 aw = : Fee: FISH! FISH! M6 bis, No.1 St. Joh SRRING. mete No.1 St John EWN pe above are & vei ust re- ceived, and for sale. ey Sepeiainias comet _d8-lw Union Wharf, A jexandrin. Va. T CARRIAGES, HE Subscriber having made additions to his Factory, making it now one of the largest in the District, wnere his facilities for' praahtanas al kinds of CAK RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur pasred,and from his long experience in the busi- hess, be hopes to give general satisfaction. All kinds of Carrmges and Light Wagons kept on All REPAIRS neat): . ewan fp neatly done, and all orders prompt. sparnetcaand Corvinggs eoken ip rajarregsnew ‘ones. dlo-tf corner of 4th AUCTION . TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. By WALL & BA }. Auctioneers. Corner of pnp aa: 4 Prey Sth street. 5 ELEGAD EWELRY, WW. : suas WOMB he. IC AUCTION. MORNING Decombs, 14, wet. coat o'clock, at store room No. 383 Penn. ay, ‘south papi oaks CC A a . Watches. &c., being the stock of a irm wi rtner is about retiring from business, Intend fo clase out thes stock of fine Jew. 10 mtd on Bracelets—Gold, La Gold Chains, Studs, Keys. Lockets and Eye Giasses Suiver Card Po running order. All of which wil! be warranted as represented. dite WALL & BARNARD, Auots. By BONTZ & COOMBS, Auctioneers, XTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND SEC- ONDHAND FURNITURE at AvcTion.—On MON DAY, the lath inst., ut %2 o'clock, a. m., we shall sell, without reserve, at our auction rooms, No. 369 venth street, between I and K streets, a large,ex- tensive, and varied assortment of excellent new and s band Furniture, viz: Mahogany, wainut and cottage Bureaus d, French, cottage, and other Bedsteads -top dining and extension Tabies Acs “oe aan yy natacts, Secretaries’ On TASCS, rity esi git and Mahogany Cooking Glasses nds. Chamber ‘Tables, Woi of Crockery and Glass \WW Allof which will positively be sold, without re- serve, to cover cash advances, Terms: $25, under, cash; over that amount a credit of 30 and 69 days for notes satisfactorily en- dorsed bearing interest. BONTZ & COOMBS, Auctioneers. d il-ts (Intel.) FUTURE DAYS. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT ar Atction. Owing to the inclemency of the weather yes terday, and the present pressure in the money mar- Kot, Maj. G. Tochman has POSTPONED the rob. lie sale of hi m the Cou! the 4th 8 residence and farm, “* Summer Hill,” of Alexandria, Va., until MONDA uary next. at W o’elock a. the meantime, they sre ‘ered tor further information as te terms of » may be obtained at the auction store of . MeGu Ja _027-2aw Auction and By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Corner of Pennsylvania avenus and 9th street. G' Ea'l SALE OF FINE FURSIN SETS ox Sincty, CHENILLE SHawts, Sirs, Cloaks, Scakrs anv Maytittas.—On TUESDAY MOR- NING, the 15th inst., at 1o'clock, We will sell at our store. corner of 9th street and Penn-ylvania ay- enue, one of the largest and finest stooks of Furs ever sold inthis city. We name in part— Fine sets of German Russian and Atak Sable, Sets of German and Russian Fitch, Sets of Stone and Roc Martin, Mink, Sable and Martin Capes, Victorines, Mufis, and Cuffs, Siberian Squirrel, Coney and Sable Furs, for child- Ten’s Wear, ilumivated and figured Chenille SO new style Shawls, Suk, velvet and plush Scarfs, rich and handsome, Plush and cloth Cloaks and Dusters, a Silks, black and colored, with Scarfs, Mantul+ jag. And a variety of other articles not here mentioned but all of which will be sold without reserve, Terms cash. dil-d Wa BARNARD, Aucts. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Estate.—In pursuance of a decree passed on the tenth day of April, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, by the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County, sitting as a Court of Equity, ina cause therein depending, wherein Al- fred M. Berry, next friend of Robert E Thompson, aud others, is complainant, and Wail, and others, are defendant, the undersig: Qs trustee therein appointed, will expose at pu ale. to the highest bidder, on the premises, on FRIDAY lati day of December next, at the hour of 12 o’elock, m., if fair, if not fair, at the same time and place on the next fair day thereafter, all those tracts, parts of tracts or parcels of iand, situated in said county, formerly the property of the late Richard L. Thomp- gon, a decreed to be soid for the purpose of division and partition between his widow and his children. These lands contain in operate and nesr- ly contiguous parcels upwards of Six Hundred Acres, ‘The greater portion is open iand. There is, - er, some excellent Timber Land among the tracts roposed to be sold. Some of the parcels of ave valuable iinprovements on them. There is a valuable spring of water on ene of the tracts, and the soi! of ali the lands is easily worked and well ad- apted to the raising of the staple crops of the county. hese lands are in the immediate vicinity of T B, and will be sold in lots to suit Cr. . Terins of sale as preserined by the decree.—F i hundred doliars in cash, to be paid on the day of sale and the residue of the purchase money to be paid in equal instalments, in one, two, three. and four years from day of sale ; the same to bear interest from the day of cale and to be seonred by the bonds of the pur- obaser or fegeennecsnt with approved co-obligors. And uponthe payment of the whole purchase mon- ey and all interest thereon, and not before, the un- dersigned 18 authorized to conves the prem sold to the pure! or purchasers thereof in fee suaple, at his or het their costs, free, clear and discharg ed from all ciainis of the parties to this cause and of Any person or persons claiming by, from or under them. The widow isa party to the proceedings in this case and has in writing signified her assent to to take in lien of her dower an equivalent im money, as ascertained Ly law, out of the proceeds of the sale. : DANIEL C. DIGGES. Trastee. November 18, 1857. nid tiuth Deckdts Cf NOTICE, begs leave to inform hia friends and the public generally, as he is determi todo only cash busin , he will make to order GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING inthe best manner and at lower prices thau any other establishment in the City. Please give hima call, and assure yourself of the PF. SCHALK Pie undersigned Merchant Tailor, No. %3 Pa. avenue, nit im? senth sida. tt to care PLATE ENGRAVING, AND PRINT- ISITING INVITATION, AND BUSINESS CAR DS engraved in every style. CARD PLATES printed in the best manner and with dispatch. ViSHIN i} ANDINVITATION CAR and enamelled surface, furnished at the prices. . F. BAYLY, No 278 Pa. ave.. bet. lth and 12th sis. date Untel.eo6t} T STEVENS’S NEW FANCY STORE, 3% Pa, avenue, between 9th and 16th streets, can be found an exellent assortment of Opera Hoods, _nl2-eatf J UST KECEIVED FROM PARIS. A. & J, GULLLOT, from Paris, 120 Pa. between I7th and 18th streets, north sid have the honor to inform the Ladies ny eseington and Vieinity, that they hav received from Paris, & Inr plend assortinent of BOOTS, GAITERS, KID AND IN SHO . of all Kinds and every description, material, and the newest style. avenue, ICHWARZE, 38 E street, cornes of 12th street, RED PLGRENL SELB, awn UKE sED, $ 2D, AD SHELL OYSTERS. i[7~ The finest Oysters the market affords are put up In eans and sent to order. d3-im wre WOULD NOT SAVE MONEY THESE HARD TIMES? We wou!d most respeotfully announce to all those Who are in want of a cheap light, that the BRECK- INRIDGE COAL OIL is the cheapest oi! extant, ony burning in the lamps we have, at the rate of half cent per hour. Cali and see, No. 23C street, between 6th and 7th streets. * 2-tf tie +L & MORSELL, P DIVERNOIS’ HOTEL, A. AVENUE, between 17th and 18th str Wasuinotox, D.C. ‘This establishment 1# Legh f furnished and ai ranged on the most modern and improved principle, with private apartments, &c. {[>* The Bar is supplied with the choicest of Wines and Liquors. Game and other deheacies Hot and Cold Luneh tron 12m. RYE AND BARLEY for sale at the CITY MALT HOUSE, corner of Weat Falls gv- Block st.. Baitimere. Md. my 6-1 CHick ING & SON’S PIANOS. Just received, a number of Pianos, including perb Parlor Grand, ne duplicate t the one used by M. Thaiberg at his Oo val concerts in this city. This instrament wa: invented by the Messrs. Chickeri and made ony, by them, having a patent actic he subseriber’s stuck, in number, quality. and variety of style, embract a from four of the best Boston and New York factories. far Surpasses As he purchases exelusively any other in this erty. for oash, and with a long experience in the bus: he will guaranty to purchascrs the best instrameni at the lowest prices, either for cash or Approved pa- per. Second hand Pianos taken in part yiment. A number of seoond-hand Pianos tbe rent, sale at low prices, A good assortment of superior Melodeons and of Fuitars. in season. il o'clock a. m. until _ndt-tt or for Martin’s celebrated ( A superior Harp by Kvard, of Paris, for sale. RICHARD DAVIS d5-e05t Penn. aven Bkooxs. BUCKETS, &o. 180 100 dozen BROOMS, Painted BUCKETS, red di 2 grove MATCHES, 3) doaen COw DS and LINES, N rest Shoe okets from New York. om S orate by rom PasTURKAY & SEMMES. ti ANDLES, OIL, &c. % boxes Adamantine CANDLES, 1,00 galions Whale and Sperm O1L, bed S SALAD Olt, 100 boxes Brown and Yellow SOAP, 20 do. CAST. AP FANCY SOAP, ENG84 Vines, new ety! nw les, NeLAUGRLIN’S, TELEGRAPHIC.NEWS From the Asseciated Press Agent. The Governor and the of Specie | New Yonx.,Dec. 1._—The Governor is informed of Se eaentive a banks here to resume "| e ‘ments. must follow in strict banks act conformi| The effect of the ve fe r | Proceeding, it ‘ue Commercial of this afternoon advices from Washington, announcing a ed between the President, the Secre- fary of the Treasury and others on financial mat- ters in connection with the Government. Im addition Yo the subject of a loan Gen. Jackson's discussed. Col. Benton will probably exercise a considerable influence matter. Fe3 He upon the Administration in the Money Is very al , and ux the West is excessive. Should it continue it wilh nearly serge heavy export. The Fulton to-morrow t: about three-guar- ters of a million for Earope. esi SECOND DisParcn] New Fore, baoks was held last evening when it was decided to resume to-day. The resumption is general From a the Delegete Con- Sr. Louss, Dec 10 —The sew Ald ae Kansas letters to-night containi pre ings of the delegate convention whieh met et Lew- fence on the 2d inst , ex-Governor Charles Rob- inson presiding Resolutions were unanimously adopted repu- diating and pledging ceaseless hotility to the Lecompton Constitution, denouncing the cali for elections on the 21st inst. and the Ist ; de. claring that the Legisiature elected on October 5th stall not be suspended by any constitution or Slate government until a fair impartial vote be had ; endorsing the Topeka Constitution ; re- vesting the extra session of the Territorial Tdgielatine to frame an election law providing ior the submission of the Topeka and ouput of ton Constitutions—the one receiving the majori' vf ieyul votes to become the fandamental law the State of Kansas A reso\ution was also passed retarning thanks to Acting Governor Stanton for cailing # special session of the islature Speeches were made by Messrs. Robinson, Lane, Thatchers and others Attempted Suicide of a Merchant. Batu, Me., Dec. 11.—The attempted suicide of Mr. Side, a member of an important firm in Boston, caused much a. He came bere from Boston on a visit, hopes of recovering his health, which was much impaired > financial difficulties of his house. Since bis ar- rival he has bad several attacks of insanity, one of which recurring yesterday when left alone in aroom, he seized a razor and attempted to cat his throat. W hen discovered he was very weak fom the loss of blood. His life ix in great peril. Al eleven to-day be was still alive, and hopes are entertained he will recover. Murder Cases. Cixcinwatt, Dec. 11,-—Theexamination of Johi Beatle, charged with the murder of Frank Me- Cloae, ended yesterday. The defendant was hefd to more than $2,000 bail to answer to the charze of manslaughter at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas. The trial of of Loffner, for the murder of his wife and N. T. Horton, last summer, bas been in progress for several days. A College Butiding Burned. Wuerttxo, Va., Dec. 10.—At one o'clock this morning the college building at Bethamy, Brook county, Va., was entirely destroyed by fire, to- gether with the furniture, three valuable lbra- ries, extensive laboratories, chemical oy eed re and valuable papers. It is supposed the orig- inated by incendiarism. Kentucky Senatorial Election. Lovisvitte, Dec. 11 —The Kentucky Senate, by a strict vote, bave tabled a resolution toelects United cng: eel _ the : of memernd Taompson. ts constitutionally it pones (1 election until the meeting of the far Legisia- ture. Death of Col. Paige. Scugvectapr, Dec. 10 —Col. John Kries an officer of the United States army in the year Ist2, clerk of the Supreme Court of this State in 1823, aud a former mayor of Albany, died at noon to-day at his residence in this city. Resignati iN. P, Banks. Boston, Dec. 10—Hon. N.P. Banks bas re signed his seat in Congress, to take effect about the Ist of January, when be will enter upon bis duties as Governor of this State. Execution of Slavin, the Murderer. Sr. Jouys, Dec. 11.—Slavin, one of the murder- ers of the Mackensie family, was executed -here atten o'clock this moruing. A large cougourse of people were present at the time Specie in the Boston Banks. Boston, Dec. 11 —U pwards of $200,0 in was voluntarily paid in the settlement of ba'- ances at the clearing-house by ibe banks of this city the past three days total amount of specie in the banks is nearly $5,000,000 The Vice President en route for Washington. Avuousra, Dec. 12—Hon J.C. Breckinri passed through Moatgomery terday on his Way to Washington. Uniess detained, be wili arrive there about Tuesday. Sale of an Ex-President’s Carriage. Concorp, Dec. 11. —Tbe carriage of ex-Presi- dent Pierce was sold a few days since, the pro- ceeds to beapplied to the beneiit of the poor The Weather at Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Dec. 10—The weather ts clear Thermometer 35 degrees. River2i ft. and rising Canal Navigation. Scugnectapy, Dec. 10—The weather here ts mild and boats are moving freely in the canal Alexandria Market. ALEXANDRIA, (Va.,) Dec 12.—-Markets gene- ralyunchanged. Red Wheat quoted 90c 281 Ou; Waite $15, Baltimore Markets Battimoxe, Dec. 12 — Flour shows no change from previous quotations Wheat firmer and 2a3¢ oe SiaB1 02 for good to prime red: white $1.109$1 17 for fair to geod. and $1 2Ha$! v3 for prime, $1 25 being paid for choice lots. Corn—63a65e. for old white and yellow; new white45a53e., and new yellow 47855 Whisky at 22, a2%e. New York Markets. Naw? Vora, Dec. 12. —Flovor to-day ts heavr with a deciiue of Sc. ; sales of 11,000 bbls ; Oblo $5 155 60; Southern $5 05a5 30. Wheat heavy; sales 28,000 bushe!s; Southern White $1.25a1 45; red. $1 20a1.27. Corn is Srm; mixed 75a75c ; white 63a6% Pork generally bas declined 40c.; mess quoted at $15.50a16.00; prime $14.00. Lard declined, at Wal0Ke. Whisky lower; Ohio 22c Financial. New Yorn. Dec. 12 -—xtocks generally lower Chicago and Rock Isiand 70; Cumberland Coal Co. £X; lilinois Central bonds $2%; La Crosse and Milwaukie 10%; Michigan Southern 18x; New York Central oy. Pennsyivania Coal Co 60; Reading Railroad 54%; Virginia 6's S7 E WOULD RETURN OUR THANKS ur friends for the liberal patronage we have received by strict attention togive them garments in elegant styfe, and to suit “We tat large lot of CL Ye have now a large lot o: OTHS, CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS, whic Vite our Irieuds and strangers to call and : We havea ve lenge lot made COATS, 3 = of fine ead! 5 PANTS. and V poe which we will be oD #s can be bought any where. Gents FURNISHING GOODS of all kinds; 2/1 which will be sold very low for oash J.}.'McINTOSH & CO., Merchant Tailors, 452 Penn. avenue. n24-eolm __near 4 street. Cc. #4 TIER’S FRENCH RESTAURAN® In soliciting your patronage for the coming season, I respectfully call your attention to my present un surpassed facilities of business. SVing made Dinners, arrangements to eee the est and Parties, ata hours bee ny on the most ri onable terms, with everything pertaining tothe most fashionable entertainments. My house presents advantages that cannot be surpassed, if equalled. Ent e Dieners aud Dessert furniat to yourself or family, at mode: T-CLASs FRENCH t'« at cost, : Also, China, Glass, Silver-ware ments. d7-eclw and Tabi Cc. GAUT' Pa. — > “ & > = Lou A 1,000 A Loo A joymout ea» source of in employment as 1 % » fit ther | ‘mo & hours. may bear cf such by en” IAY closing two PB. tO Da a 000 A e. to eseor aRbe 1000 AY ORNE, Box No. 4551, New 1,900 A x pork Post Office. The employ - 1,000 A ment is fitted to BOX; sik- an AY + tonin hfe wmemateral. It ‘ts an ne A + article of daily soncomption, and lwoay + can be mapuiactur um the 1,000 A LEAN. ngent’s dwelling: vecure by oo one 7 ag. Vright; eale as permanent as 1 . ow A YEAR: ery town ta asin OVS, TOYS, WROLESALE AND RETAIL, at low prices, 16-St LAMMOND'S, "th street,