Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTEMAGENCE. har SRDS seen scenes ane Ss Crimixat Covrt—after our report clofed Yesterday the case of the United States rs Joseph E. Birch was continued by the defence calling Charles Thompson, sworn —Was a pattner Birch at the time mentioned as the nigne of the shooting; after Lanaban and Book had the room and gone ont, the crowd, some twelve or fifteen in number, followed; at that time Birch was in the back-room with bis wife; Birch then came in the bar-room and went out at the front- door; ina few seconds after that Witness heard the report of a pistol; Birch could not have been more than twenty steps from the house at that in- stant of time; he was Perfectly sober; in another minute be returned into the house; he was dressed in a ligbt-drab coat and black hat; there was no Teon in the bar-room when the pistol was red—that is to say, no frequenters of the place; witness thought something was brewing when he saw all the crowd go out; Birch returned — upstairs and took his coat and bat John Cunningham, sworn —Was barkee at Birch’s at the time of the shooting: went out of the bouse at thetime Birch did, and both walked together as far as the arch. when, hearing a pistol discharged, Birch remarked that the place was getting too hot for him, and he was going home; he did so, and witness followed him, and on en- tering the house Birch went into the hack room. Capt John Mills and Dr Wallace were sworn, and both testified as to the good character of the defendant. John Cook was sworn, and testified that the first proposition to compromise the matter came from the prosecuting witness, Lanahan.* The case for the defence rested here, and the Prosecution called, asx rebutting evidence— T. ©. Dona, magistrate, sworn —Saw Lanaban abeut haif-past ten o'clock on the night in ques tion; noted his statements; this was at the In- jfirmary; he was sober and perfectly rational; be Swas clear and deliberate in what he said. * This evidence closed the case as far as the gly- ing of testimony was concerned: id Mr. Maury proceeded to addrexs the jury, citing the strong Points in evidence, with great foree and perspi- enity, and at some length. He was followed on the “other side by Messrs. Hamilton and Rat- cliff. Mr. Hamilton is a young member of the bar. He made an able appeal to the jary in be- half of the defendant, entering into the details of the testimony. He was followed by Mr. Ratcliffe, who ar- gued the case in continuation with his accus- tomed tact Mr. Manry closed in another exceedingh effort, and the case was siven to the jury al oclock. p.m The Court, after remaining in session until can- die light, and hearing nothing from the jury, x@ve orders that should they agree upon a verdict to seal ud leave it with the Clerk. The Court then iy Slat until Saturday morn- ing next at 1 o'clock. Up te 9 o'clock last night the jury were out. being up to that time onable to auree as to the verdict Crazy Vierton —A few days ago the mem- hers of the House of Representatives, while in session, were startled by the sudden entree into ‘their midst of a person who came upon the floor voder the impression that he was in some judi- cial body. The burthen of his cry Was a very Jondly expressed desire to be taken to jail at once. What his crime was could not be ‘deter- ™ined in the House of Representatives. and the crazy or was politely handed over to the Capitol Police, who as politely escorted him to the outside gate. They had hardly returned to their posts, however, befure the hard case again meds his appearance in the rotunda, and an - nonnced his arrival by three lusty cheers * Enete Sam.*? + the President,” “ Congress,”’ “the Democracy,** and va: ious other popular in- stitutions. His political Proclivities, however, albeit they were on the right side of the ques- tion, did not save him fre m being conveyed with considerable dispatch to the Capitol Guard- room, where he was safely locked up for a while His eccentric freaks did not end here; for on some member of the police happening to yo into the room adjoining hix Prison, = called loudly for a drink of water, which being handed to him be instantly threw aside, and witha portion of a chair which he had broken up while there, he dealt the man such a blow over the head. ax nearly to do bis business for him The maniac was however conguered and retained until some of bis friends conld be xent for, who conveyed bim out of the city Scrreme Covrer— Taursday.—Hon. Fenner Ferguson of Nebraska, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court. . Nos Stand 52. Edwin M. Chaffee. trustee, &c., laintiff in error, rs. Nathaniel Hayward ane orace H Day, plaintiff in error, vx. Nathaniel Hayward. Mr. Chief Justice Taney delivered the opinion of the Court, overruling the motion of Mr. Gillet to dismiss these casex. The United States, appellants, rs. Jose Sanchez de Pacheco. The motion to docket and dismisa this case was argued by Mr. Crittenden in snp- port thereof, and by Mr. Attorney General Black in Opposition thereto N Mary L. Benham. appellant, re. Felese dininistrators et al. Appeal fom the Cirenit Court of the United States for Missenri On the motion of Mr Blair, of counsel the appellees, this appeal was docketed and dis- missed. with Silsby et. al appellants, he motion to dismiss this by Mr. Gilletinsnpport there- Mr Blatchford in opposition thereto The Commercial Bank of New Or- Ws. appellants. rs Alexander Compton et. al. Ebe argument of this cause was continued by Pale for the appellant r a Adjourned until Monday. re . Ax Orricer Suot—About one o'clock thix “‘Srming. the attention of the Guards and special tice, was attracted to a number of your ungrevated abont the Perseverance engi tnd who were not connected with the company The officers immediately went to that vicinity to note the actions ef the suspicions looking party On their approach a pistol was fired attbem, and the bal ssed through the clothing of wateh- man Reynolds, and into the foot of spectal officer Bowers. As soon as the pistol was fired, one of the crowd named Robert Dudley, started and ran. the wounded oificer following him. The finding himself headed by another ad fired deliberately at Bow large boarding pistol and attempt it was not loaded: of which fact er Was ignorant when he took it out of ~e at the guard-hense. Dudley was arrest. ed and held to bail in $500 for his appearence at Court. tned 220 and costs for carrying the pistol. and $5 and costs for firing it inthe atreet. When taken Dadley bad a rough elub with - which was identified as a piece of the Northern Liber. ty flag statt. which was ent down a short time ago. Dudley is the keeper of the rextanran for- merly known as + Birch’s,”? near the eld railroad depet Tue Corr Mpian Armory. — Last night, the beautiful chandeliers in the Columbian Armory were tested, in the presence of a number of the officers of the District military. and a number of ladies and yentiemen attracted thither by the fine appearance of the building when illuminated The beauty of the halls. and the quality of the hip. which have before al columns of this pa- ijects of complimentary notices ulzes We were informed bys - ler that at the application of Major mn the Was! ‘on Light Infantry, Captain Tames ¥ aml the National Guard, Capt. James & it, have permission to deposit their Armory. The halls are admirably Utted for the purposes intended, and the lower hall coutd, dition to a depository artil- lery. be used axa drill room, there being sutti- ‘ompanies to practire at the lies who were present last jot forbear expressing a wich that Id let them have a dance or two ou the admirable floor of the spacious main hall Tux Season's Gaiety —On the day before vesterday. a delightful children’s matinee dan- ante came off at the residence of Senator Gwin, whose littie daughter, Mix« Clara, was the bos- tess of the occasion. more than a hundred of her young lends, of both sexes, were present, and enjoved themselves vastly. A profuse and ele- gant enterisinment was spread before them; and they danced and danced and danced, as children only can en that amusement. On the night before last. there was an elegant party at the residence of the Hon. Jacoh Thomp- son. Secretary of the Lnterior, attended by a large number of ladies and gentiemen, sojourners and citizens, Foreign Ministers, National legislators members of the Executive branch of the Govern. ment. &e Th bh not so large an entertainment as that recently viven by the Postmaster Genem! bis estimable lady, it was equally as elegant and recherche and erable, we lear, in all ite appointments. Lecrere at THe SMitTMsoNtAN —The Hon. Henry W. Hilliard, of Alabama, will deliver a lecture at the Smithsonian Institution, on Mon- day evening, the 4th instant, =aoe “The Lifeand Genius of Milton’? Mr Hilliard js a polished orator and consuromate elocutionist, and the sub- ject be bas chosen for bis lecture is wel) worthy of his high attainments City Staristics.—The venerable John Sess- ford furnishes to the Intelligencer his annual budget of «ity statistics forthe past vear The ‘number of buildings erected in the citv in 1957 were 201: in the First Ward, 19: Second Ward, 49; Third Ward, %*; Fourth Ward, 37; Fifth Ward, 20; Sixth Ward. 13; Seventh Ward, 25 Of these 143 are of brick, and 5: are frames Tae New Dome —The large columns forming the base section of the new dome have been set eutirely around. and much hax been done by way of preparation for commencing the second sec- tes “Oe ary 4 ox ARREST on SusPicion.—Wedinesday night, a man named. John Normile, was arrested under Suspicious circumstances by officer Daw bf the first district police. ‘Phe dwelling of the Hon. H. F. Clark, having been robbed, and also the dwelling of Hon. John Slidell, by burglars, the suspicious conduct of this man caused his arrest. but there being no certainty as to his being oue of the burglars he was released. Last evening he was again suspected and arrested, and lodged in the west lock-up. And Captain Klopfer ob- tained a search warrant to seareh for the stolen goods, but being unable to find anything belong- ing to either of the gentlemen n ed, the pris- oner was ayain released this morning. ‘The articles taken from the residence of Mr. Clark were principally silver ware. The resi- dence of Mr. Slidell was entered by boring out the door panel next the lock. ew pie were seen at Mr. Stidell’s, and chased, and they threw away the stolen goods as they ran. The goods, with the exception of some «mall articles, were recovered. At both places they went to wack boldiy and lit the gas in the houses. They le carpet bag, containg burglarious tools, in their harry to leave the last-mentioned house. Tue CeLesratiox oF tHe Etcurn or Jaxv- ARyY.—At an adjourned mecting of the Jackson Democratic Association, held last night, the fol- low'ng resolutions were adopted: Resolved, That a committee of three—consist- ing of Mr. A T. Harrington, Mr. G. Kirk and ‘Mr. C. Edelin—be appointed to obtain a suitable room for the celebration of the Sth of January, and that the said committee be authorized to em- ploy a band of music, furnish a collation and all the necessary fixtures for the occasion. Resolved, That Mr. G. Kitk be a pointed to Procure three hundred tickets, and that they be distributed among the members of the Associa- tion, for sale at not more than one dollar each. Resolved, That the usual salute be fired. Resolved. That a committee of three, consist- ing of Mr. John FE. Norris, Mr. John Davis, and Mr. C. Edelin be appointed to obtain speakers for the occasion, and make all suitable arrange- ments for the same, Resolved, That these proceedings be published Star, States Intelligencer. and Union. A.'T. Hargincton, See’y pro tem. Misentevous Rerorts.—To show the injury to the business intetests of a city, neighborhood, or of single establishments, by the wanton prop- agation of mischievous reports for the purpose of making a sensation we may mention that a news monger entered an avenne store this mornin while it was filled with customers, and stated that a bad case of smallpox was existing three or four doors The purchasers’ present in- st otly hurrie way, attrighted, and immediate- ly the store was deverted. Feeling inclined to ascertain the exact modicum of troth in this con- fidently put forth tale, we repaired to the house in question, and at the door met the very physi- © who was in attendance there, and learned from him that the ‘‘case’? was that of the simple indisposition of achild, and that the smallpox story had not the smallest foundation in fact. It HAS COME TO BE A FIXED FACT, well known toa large majority of our readers, that our old friend Philbrick gives his customers, on an aver- age, double the amount in value that can be ob- tained for the same money anywhere else in this country. “Phis being New Year's day. Philbrick will keep “open house.’ It will be impossible, owins to the vast throng who will call upon him, for him to Po ‘apple toddy” for all of his friends, but he will not fail to make a handsome New Year's present, with the compliments of the season, to each and all who favor him with their siniles and put-onage. Several gold watches will be distributed, gratis. Come one! come all' and we pledge ourselves (hat a cordial weftome shall! be extended 140 Gift Bookstore, Penn. avenne, next east S. Hotel. Mt A Presgntatiox —The employes of Wen- dell’s printing office, having procured a hand- some guld tobacco box, which they had had man ufactured for the purpose of presentation to Mr Cornelius Wendell, this morning the ceremony took place. Mr. John Cunningham, in a beauti- ful address, presented it on behalf of the em- ployex. In receiving it, Mr. Wendell confessed that be was surprised, not having had any inti- tation of the purpose of the gentlemen attached to the establishment. He thanked them hear- tily for the present, and pledged bimself to use every exertion to promote the welfare of those in his employ, believing, as he did, that the inter- ests of the employer and employed are identical Evection —The following gentlemen were last night elected officers of Columbia Lodge No. 10,1. 0.0. F., for the ensuing term: Sa Wise, N.G.; H.S. Bowen, VG; 8. J. Tiom son, F.S.; J. A. Moulden, R.&.; David Fow- ble, T. This Lodge, by the way, are making extensive arrangements for their approaching festival on the Lith instant, which promises to be a very en- jovable affair The Rev. J.C. Granbury, we hear, will deliver the address. Laxpis’ MinstRers continue to give nightly representations of their funny burlesques, to the great amusement of onr citizens. Their **puan- tom choru nonly be heard to be appreciated Go. dear publie, and witness the wonderfal and mirth provoking ‘“Bones,"” and the extraordinary manipulations and genatiexions of the sable kuight of the tamborine. GREAT was the crush of crinoline at the Levee to-day. Que middle-aged belle. whose flounces were reduced in a twinkling from the ampli- tude of a Lambert to the dime@pions of a lath “squawked right eout in meeting,” so much were ber seusibilities lacerated Warten Returss.—Stephen Moore, Va ,druak aud profanity; fine and costs, #2 44. Rezin King, col, Md@., drunk jn the stre: Wa. Callan ose 8) dave Hugh MeCatferty. Treland, do; do. Robert Dud NY, assault and battery; #500 bail for court; for carrying pistol, fine and costs. #20 55; fring j do stot the street. $6.44. David Donaho, Ire- and. drank and disorderly ; security for prace Twenty-nine lodgers—one resident of Wash- ington. West Lock-vcr, Last xtent.—Frank Rounds, colored, D. C., disorderly; flue and costs, 84.44 Robert Fleet, colored, D.C , do; do. A darkey named Williams was also lodyed in the lock-up, bat succeeded in cutting through the door of a cell, aud made bix escape. MARRIED. On the 3ist December, at Ryland Chapel. by the Rev J.S Deal, J EDWIN CRAM N te Mies KATE A. ANGEL, both of thine . On the Sth December, ISA BELLA. only daugh- ter of Joseph and the late Margaret Jane Grinder, nged 7 years. Phe frremls and acquaintances of the family are vectfully invited iy attend the funeral at 3 ek, from the residence of her father, on 4%, between © and H streets, Island. { Baitimure papers please copy } r S!I-ASTIC HAIR BANDS forthe Lad 41 -3t Lu ( MM v YEARS PRES. it NDS. 7th JEW YEARS’ PRESENTS—A fresh lot just reveived at MelLAUGHLIN’S, 20 Pa, avenue, t 4 Sth aud 9th stree dan FINe COVE VUYSTERS. Constantly on hand, 2 good supply of Virginia COVE OYSTERS of the best A largest kind. Served updaily at HAM. MACK . Nos. <4 aud 205, Willard’s Hotel Build: Pennsylvania avenue. d 3) 3) ACCounNnT BOOKS. NBs it Merchants and others requiring a superior article of BLANK BOOKS at a medorate price for the commencement of the yenr 1858, are invited to call examine the stock of S. DECAME & CO. jected hy a practical binnk book binder with eare, and superior to any ever offered in this city. Blank Books raled and bound to any required pat- t orn. BOOK BINDING of every description newly exeouted. d3i-at No. 431 Penn. avenue, nesr 4 street. W: 5. STONE, Je. s ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Has R emovep his Office nnd Kenidence to 5th street, on Judiciary Square, one door rom Louisians jue. ITY ACADEMY, 4 455 1th street— Establish School for Civil Military nglosering the hicher branches of Mathematics, Book kk: Pisin and Ornamental noes the Essqeee Duties resumed MONDAY, Janunry 4th, 1858 d3)-lot Pror. J. FIL LANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS!—A large nad extensive assortment of Blank nema Bar brneing tedgers, Journals and sizes. The New Year being about tu comm will be necessary to open a new acu book, and atlin want of such k eull at JOS. SH Stationery and Bookstore, dw ot oor Crvenaa tenes LLON BAN tothe take p'easure in announet bhio nt they are eyed to furmeb ‘at clase PAR - ‘TIES and BAILS with MUSIC for the com ing season. " Latent nod. mest fashionable M izes. Volkss. Sehotiisbes, Gallops, Mazurka K-d.was have teen rehearsed, aud nis the Ganger’s Qaadelies, which are performed by th and only, with grent saces Orders iefLat the music store of } or at Mr. Gautier’s Confeeionery. also, at &, Weber's residence, No. 09 Seventh street, betwee. G and 1,( Navy Yord,) will meet with prompt att 4 1m LOUIS WEBER, Lender, GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. the io in general, that their Second Annual Ball will be given at Forrest NiNgrfeeeeryoxtaar os eavAY EVE: , January 5 Haya) Celebrated Cotilion Band has been engaged for the evening. = f pe eg caps allowed in the room on the night of the Ball. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman ind indies ; to of any member of the Club, And at the door on the eventng of the ball. B aha THE COMMITTEE. HE GEORGE WASHINGTON CLUB take sfeat plenenre in announcing to their URNITURE AND EXPRESS W. friends FE ° NOTICE.—L IC & NSES.—All persons hone ppp from the Corporation of jeorgetown ex pire on the 3ist inst.,are hereby noti-~ poseonely to — gn mm otherwise they ma t themselves to a fine. md 29-stawtloth dan WM. LAIRD, Clerk. Fon eer Werks Pap sTor gest sailing Clip- per Schooner HELEN erson, ja@ter. has arrived, and wil dispatch for the above port. Rperace apply to HARTLEY Water street, Georgetown. ah eae pa ing thew = on be- uary let, 1858, will save interes’ ex- ponsersoilierwise interest will charged dating back t) Gotober last. See eaey Oo ete Tt. Collector. have ‘or freight o1 & BROTHER, 101 dB-lw WANTS. ACHMAN WANTED—To take charge ofa pair of horses in a private family. Apply at office. jan 1-3t ANTE D—Situation as Coeks,male and female, ina hotel Kell Ship family Best references Address E. M., Star Office. V ean be given, d 3t-6t* ANTED—At Newton’s Hotel, Alexandria Va..n YOUTH to assist in the ofhee. Also, three good Waiters, two Women to wash and iron, a vegetable Cook, and a settled Woman as nurse and seamstress. A. G. NEWTON, _d3i-3t eee ere eee Hevs WANTED.—A gentleman with a smal! fami renta House located between Sth and 15th streets, and L, street and Pa. avenue, and containing *ix eight rooms. Any person having such an one to dispose of will please address. through City Post Office, stating terms, locaticn, den WM. 3. ANDERSON, WATER By a gentleman, bis wife and dangh ter, TWO ROOMS, furmshed or anfurmished, with board, with a private family and ina respect- bie neighborhood. Locate}, betwoen 5th and 13t! itreets west, and band I streets north. Address J. D.. City Port Office, or Star Office. datt ANTED.—I wish to rent, for aterm of yeara, ssmall FARM, near the ae for the purpose of cultivating a market garden. Any person wish ing torent such a place will please make it known to meat Mr. D. Ciagett’s Farm, onthe Piank Rend, ell city. ENOS GUN, By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioncers. a ‘ A —Or " PRORSI NG Yan 2, we wil call a front ction rooms, alarge assertment of Furuitare, &e oh as— Brussels and other Carpets. Beds, &c. Hureaus. Tables, Bedstond Chairs, Rockers, Sideboa: One new Express Wagon, city made One no-top Buggy Wacon. With many other articles in the House-Purmesh- ing line—ail of which will be sold withont reserve. ‘erm cash, to WALL & BARNARD, Aucts,_ By J. C. MeGUIRE, soneer. HW'skey VALUABLE. BUSINESS STAND ON NonTH D StRxet, Between (07m any tlt STRRETS. at Previc Atcrion—On MONDAY APTERN » Jan, 4, at 40'clock.on the prem- stern half of Lot No. 2.on » fronting twenty-five feet on north ‘ween ith and Ith streets west, running bock 100 fe-t. together with the improvements. which consist of a two-story back buildiig and a one story front building, divided into two stores. one of them now oo-upied us & clear store, the other, muti re- cently, &s a restaurant. T roperty i situated on one of the best squares in Washington fora heavy business, and the sale presents an unusual 0} tunity t talist and others to makea profital leinvestment. 7 Terms cash. fani-d J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALES. 70-pa¥ ¢ To-mokxow monmine. | PELEGRAPRIC NEWS ARSH ALE. 5 tong of three writs In ¥ warrant Fy : t on ery yA he So © January term 198) rem Cle: of the Cireuit © { Columinn the Coanty of W sod we wate ae direct ave public sx for Cast, im front > ie 6A or Cate, ia nk Washiegton, im said county, on TU DAY. the 29th of December, 1857, at 10 0'e! the following arueles to wit: One Roan Horse, Wagon and Harness, seized and taken tachments asthe property of John Cor sold g Aven’ attachments in favor of Lewis ‘eans, James F. Brown, and Sinenen Prentiss. J... HOOVER, Marshal d it-ts for the District of Columbia, ~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED SEAR dade f the rain wnti Salen r DAY, the 2d of January, 1838, same hour aud pln 1: D. HOOVER. Marshal dad for the Distnet of Coiamh By WALL & BARNAKD, Auctioneers. Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. OULD ANDSILVER WATCHES, Jewrres, Porte Monuses, Canas, Fancy Goode, Books, Silver Plated Goods. Together with a large collection of Goods, suita- bie for Christmas and \ ew Year's gen © Sale will be held every EVENING, at half eet 6 o' ole ; at Store No. 42) Penn. avenue, near Na-~ tional d2i-dts WALL & BARNARD. Aucts. | By A. GRE Auctioneer, UBLIC SALE.—By virtue of a deed of truat ex- P ecuted to and recorded in Liber J. A. S No. 133, fulios 257, 258, 259, 960, and 2) + one of the land records of Washington county, Dixtrict of Co lumbia, t shall, on THURSDA Y, the 3’st of Decem- ber next, at 4 0’ciock p. m., in front of the premises, offer for sale at oublic auction, to the higheat bidder therefor, the eastern half of Lot No. E,in Square No. 7, in subdivision of John Wilson and Nicholas Calin, nx the same is recorded in the office of the record of said city of Washington, District of Co inmbia. ‘Terms cash. The property to be resold at the risk and expense of the purchaser uniess the terins of sale are complied with within three days from the day of sale. EDW. C. CARRING'TON, Trustee. d9-lawts A. GRE Auct. re, THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED uott THURSDAY, the 7th January. 1858. same ho By order of the Trus’e jau 1&7 - GRE Auctioneer. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR REN A Par- lor and Chamber, adjoining, on the first floor, ina desirable situation, wil! be for rent on ist Jar uary. Add: Post Offies. j COR RENT- One newly-built COTTAGE HOUSE, Forbes 9 1x reoms, on Massachu 4th and 15th streets. Pump or partionlare erly te JAMES entre and ‘Northern Market ast 3° WANTED IMME DIA TELY~—A furnished HOUSE, with five or six chambers, parlors. er rm ae room. Apply to No. 161 Browns’ Hotel. ANTED.—SIX to EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS, for three or five years, for which security will be given in Real Estate situated on Penn avenue, between 8th and [0th sts. eat this office. ANTED TO HIB E.—§3,0, for the term of £ years, seou on 8n improved farm, of 306 acres ,by a deed of trust. situated near the city. In- terest paid annua'ly. Any one wishing to mvest in that way, will plense address J. B. S., Box 563, Washington city, stating when and where an inter view canbe had. Interest paid semiannually if pre- ferred. ni7-tf OTICE.—The subscriber rat just opened co OFFICE ofr GENERAL INTELLIGENGE at No. 319 C street, between 6th and 7th. and next to ‘Todd's Hat Store, and opposite Bank of Washing ton, requests the citizens of Wai him encouragement secure cond servan! suitable places for Servants wh: mended. Such as desire emp! nt, a such as are inneed of proper Servants, should give mea cal! As KoOD AB Conventent, d7-tm* JEROME GILLISS. ROM PARIS, in fine bintings, of Racine, La Fontaine, Sevigni, Ducis, Rabe. Stael, Dei Moutesqiien Deiavigne, a yere, Saint Pierre, Rousseau. Chateaubr |» Cou- tier, Rotrou, Balzao, Mi AA ob proce oy ba it, Tierry, Roche! uid, Malherbe, Cor. oribe, Regnard, Guizot, Froissart. M. strelet, Buchon, Moliere, Roch, Barthiemy, other standard French authors, imported by da FRANCK TAYLOR, 48 GASTON ARK, LOUISIANA AV second door from 7th street, under the Avenue House, DEALERS IN c CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOOD: The subscribers cli attentic of CLOTHING which they now nave on exhi tion at their Store, No, 42 Louisiana avenue, second door from 7th street, and ns they are determined to close off the lot if possible, every effort necessary on their part shall be used in order to please their customers: In the Crotmxe Serartwent we can guarantee the stock to be perfect in pot of durability, fit and style, beciuse we make everything ourselve-,and have no hesitation in saying our goods will be found equal to the best order work in the country. Watching the various changes of fashion. parties may rest as ured of finding the latest cut and make in store. subject to their inspection ar 15, worth of Goods for Men's, E vant’s Wear, will be xold at anetir e s,and pur- id de well to examine the lot. ‘T rossertionx can be oad able Stock and see us - Ca the 28-3 GAS’ &¢ I [BLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, in variety, bound in velvet, fine calf, and Purkey morocco, with clasps and ilustrations, French I Albums, k.nglish and French Drawing Booas, Gold rn Portfolios, odgers’s Penknives, fine editions, in fine bindings, of English and American standard authors in Poetry and’ Prose. and French, FE American Juvenile F 8 youth may be found at the Bi mostly unported from aa e by himself, ANCK TAYLOR. dur customers are hereby notitied ve noconuts will be ready for delivery and settlement on the !st Jaauary. prox. We earnestly beg that thore may be no closing bilts, Gin the we will require every di rf due us to enable meet our press- ing obi gations. Tv those of our patrons who, by their promptness, have enabled us to withsiand the pressure of the past quarter, were sincerely grateful, mud assure them of our determoation to study their mterests 88 purchysers in the same apirit in which they have promoted ours as merchants. Of those who, although willing, have been unable to pay us on account of delay to themselves, we must now ask a settlement by note at short date, if cash cannot be obtained With regard to the very few who lave refused to Day or give us any satisixction, when wel ve fre ly stated to them the diffcula winder which we In bored, we have only to xy “your bills are again rendy raid or put tn suti—we ean submit to no further delay.” To all wi mit the actu tnmediate ac we are will- more plenti- = Washington we be compelied to rely jt uw ir OWN Texonrcer. entirely upon our own HOMESOW N. B.—No new account inclosed, FOR GENTLEM 8 for Ladies, all qualities Gloves of all kinds, for indies and gentlemen. Black Siiks, all grades Flea. Merinos and Plaid Merinos, closing out cheap. Woolen Comforts and Woolen Gaiters, for chil ren. Black Velvet Ribbons, all widths. With many other ch and dei cash, WILLTAM . . d2t-2w corner Sth st., opposite Centre Ma ket. ye MUTINY IN INDIA.—The Indian Muti- ny tothe Fal of Dethi, compiled by a former editor of the Delhi Gazette. price 25 conte. , The Buccaneers, or the Menarchs of the Main, by Walter Thornbury, Exq.. $1.25 Outram and Haveiork’s Persian Campaign, by H. Hunt, 78th Uiehlanders, to which is pre- mary of Persian History, t of the various Differences between Persia, and an Inquiry into the Iate nsend; author of “Russell's tomised,” $1.2 Sporting 1n both Hemispheres, by J. D.Ewen, c<q, Suthor of China, Australia and the Islands of the Paeifie, #'.25. . A Marriage in High Life, by Lady Scott, author of Trevelyan, 33 cts. The Upper Rhyne and its Picturesqne Scenery, pines ested by Berket Foster, price #6; 1 maguificent ble Gueds for Manual of Domestic Medicine and Surgery, Glosary of the terms used therein, by : H » FE R.C,S., lusteated, $2. received iy the Inat Fi TAYLOR & MAU A with Wails J d 3) St CHILDREN'S BOOKS FOR 4 Commodore, Mother's True Stori derful Mirror, Richard, the Lion-heacted, Of History, ‘Pale of Sten and ck Bolero, What to do.and howto de it, ive Land, Inqu Siberian Sable Huvter. True Stories and Faire ‘ales from the German, Jeane pill: or the Golden Nursery hymes, N Boysand Girls, F es ly the n Li eal jirls, ry BK by ONL ~ tens PAuinos "and: mas _— a youth of all . SOME t it from On. weizgrome of them Just fea KNCK TAYLOR. (CHINA, CLASS AND EARTHENWARE 8 PURSELL & SON. THOM HT PORTERS SON? have just received by recent arrivals from i ver and other sources, one hundred and fifty Coe ea of the above articles of Algeretory honed ard other KNIVES oO) 5 sate MIT® OF 8@ F Pinteg and Beanie CASTORS, TRA and COFFEE SETS, aaa RR AN aN French rng Encit i Chine DINNER and T nS. TOYS, &c., . allot which with be ‘sold, wholesale and retail, at the ea oriment of COMMON GOODS, suita "pirat quality STONE WARE at factory prices, sahw “OMATIC HISTORY of the Washington ted Adame, Adminntrat ious by W.H. Trescott, yg 13 Fuet Publene ANCK TAYLOR. ri) GIBB: Rar dorer near oth streets ee Se e dwelling part ofat Brick with » good baek bu nn. Avenue, HeAry opposite Brown's ned be'ow by Mr. Robinson, Jeweler. house bax just been repaired and pamted. Also, 2 two-story Brick Houses. in the rear of the same.on Canal street. To x “aunts the rent will be moderate. Apply to CHR. GRAMMER, Attorney-at-Law, Office north side of D street, between Sth and fth, near the Unitarian Church. dai el Tne whole Fork T—One hundred avd fifty ACRES OF LAND, in Montgomery county, 9 miles from Washington city, ont he 7th street road. with fifty seres fallowed last August, well fenced with five rail post and rail, will be rented to a good tenant ou the most reasouable terms. WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers, d2lw* corner Pa. avenue and %th street LINTON HOUSE FOR RENT.—The Hot | / formerly known as Dorsey's Hotel, on the cor- veref thand I streets, will be for rent til the first ef January. For terms inquire of MOORE & CIS- SELL, adjoining. d |6-lawSw* OR RENT —Asa grocery or residence. a three story FRAME HOUSE. corer 22d and ly at Si Fi ERCE T—Two Rooms, suitable for offices or joe and chamber. immediately opposite the il, and over the office of © S. Wa inch. Applyto RICHARD WALLACH. fer RENT.—Either furnished or unturnished an excellent, three-story, new Brick E with basement, No. 493 New Jers: minutes’ walk from the Capitol, stable and coach house, with immediate Inquire at SAM'L. WALKER’S Portrait Gallery, beers piuildina, corner 434 street and Ia. auenue. ni9- ee Millinery, &c. ILLINERY, DR MAKING AND M ij ‘TRIMMING ESTABLISHM ENT. siting Washington are respectfully in- weare prepared to make up Dresses, &e..at short notice, in the latest styles, and satisfaction guaranteed ina'l cases. A inrge stock of Cloak ‘Trimmings, of City Ha dil-tf posi Intest and hand: CLOARS, BASQUE J BONNETS, RIBBON deserip- tion, alway AIAN, 415 2m Market, VPAVAM BONNEL, NJ DRESS MAKER, From Parts, No. 352 lath street west, becween and K streets, Washington city, has the honor to inform the ladies Washington and v imity, that she has itted WP ‘Dresn Making Establishment, where she ix rendy tu make ever fi f work.ss Dresses, Manti ke. inthe best and very lates: receiving every month the Jj French ade, direct from Paris. n The Undersigned having bought the House at the cor ner of 7th and G streets, tor. merly favorably know as the European H ated anc re ti The best of WINES, Li CIGARS constantly on kand # from luis fre pu al, 4 19-3tawin SAML. BRERELON. I ROWN AND R INED SUGARS. 15 trerews prime Cuba Sugars, w Porto Rico Sugars, 5 hhds. pro Porto Rico Molosses, 4° bbls. er. shed. pulverised and ciarihed Sugars dust rece'ved, aud for saie by d2i-tteod - -RBOUR & [" PORTANT TO THE TRAV € BUNKER'S PATENT Lire PRRSERVING AND Batuine Suimrs. ‘The undersigned having taken the Agency forthe of these Garments, d call particular aiten to spec mens they h on exhibition at their No. 2i¢ Pennsylvania avenue. ‘. vo & SON, ‘Tailors. 42-Iw Military and Naval Merenaut CARRIAGES. Subseriber having made addit making it now one of the larges trict, wnere his facilities for manufacturing al kinds of CAR RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur passed, and from his long experience in the bus: ness. he hopes to give general satisfaction. All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on and. All REPAIRS neatly done,and all crders prompt spree ee Carriages taken in exchange for new ones. ' “ENDREW J. JOvCE d 10-1 ta his corner of I4th and E'sts. SP. AL ARD.—To all persons indebted to iA tous pen aAccotints or otherwissare respect fully notified that their bills will be made otf and and presented by Ist January, and as we design mak jug A ehange in our business, we enrnent®y request that they will come forward, close their accounis hy cishor notes at short dates in settlement by the loth proxime We hope inview of the present fir thon of the entire country, avd our inten a change in business, will necessity of our request for © dd -lteod 523 7th st.. NO THE PUBLIC. Parties or persons havin 5 IVE GAS. own “Etherial O4i," therefore Udeem it necessary to caution consumers for thei safety, that the only genuine article is known as “Reintzel’s non-Fxplosive Burning Fluid,” and is prepared and sold y F.STUTZ, at his Depot, eor wer of 11th and B streets, he being the sole possess- or of the right for selling the same in the District of Columbia. oc 21-e03m __ FR. NEW Boor AND SHOE STORE. The subscriber sonpoctially mforms his friends and the public generally that he has remov- ed nix ROOPANUSHOR ‘STABLISH MENT to No. 33 Pennsylvaon avenu: south side, and me doors east of his former pir ce of busine: al and wel aud GAIT: dren, of bis own manufacture; which wr:, m quality of material acd workmanship. compare favorstyy with those of the best estab! shments. Ali goods made by or bought of the subse: iber inay be relied upon as being, in all cases, exact y ns represented, to which he would moat respectfully call the attention of those in waat of good articles. The subseciber takes tus opportunity of retorn ing his sineere thanks to Flienda and the public in general for the very liberal patronage given hm val condi on fo make ficiently explain the pane ymet utY & SEARS, doors from Pa. av. for the past five years; promise, ~S return for the e and for that which may hereafter ba. iven him, renewed efforts to give that entisfaction which is so much desired in our business. - MORGAN, 309 Pa. avenue, south side, bet. 9th and lth sts. A HAASHERGTEN,, December 25, iss. . i. . ine made Or ) i ereral ‘Acsizumont of ail bis Real aad d 30-e0lm* AVID and Hall are ested to present the game ag 8OON AR MAY cecunrantent At the othee of one of the Trustees No. 4) | oussinna avenue; all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to pay the same nnies oem Fis PHILIP. HARVEY LINDSLY, Ii, POLISH. giving a beautiful feet maltese CLBBSS Hae ave, 310-3m Lewes FUTURE DAYS. ‘ By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. GQTOCK, CROP, FARMING UTENSILS, Fur- ML Wake ko. at Avcrion.—On MONDAY, the Bi January, shall se!l, at the residerce of Mr, asil Benson,on North P street, between sth and Sth streets west. at 10 o’clock a.m — 2 fine Work Horses, 1 superior Milch Cow Corn, Cornfodder and Shucks 1 exoellens Family Carr; 2 Carts and Gear, Plows, Also, an excellent lot of Mahogany Sofa, sideboard Cane other Chairs Bedsteads, pets, Stoves Kitehen Furniture. &o Terms: Cash, in current fun dad A. GR under the Lien tho Clerk's office of tho Cireurt € triet of Columma, for the County of ¥ and to me directed, L shall expose to pub Cash, m front of the Court-House door county.on TUESDAY the l2th day of SJanunry 1858, athe ck m.. the follows to wit: All defendant’ terest in and J, in Square ing described property, right, title, claim, and im- erected en part of Lot No. 437. corner of & street south and ‘7th street west, in the City of Washington, D.C , seized and levied upon as the property of Walter A. Trne, and wil! be sold to satish Mudvoiat No. 28, to October term, 1657, in favor of Cripps & Waller, ~ dD Oy ER, 419 dts Marshal for the Distriet of Columbia. By A. GREEN, Anctioneer. ALE AT THE MARINE BARRACKS, BY +9 ORDER OF INE QUARTE! - DAY, the 5th Jan., 1003, Barracks, by order of the Quartermaster, at 12 m.. the followwg Goods, \ 4a: Bayonet Sethbards, Bayonet Belte, I seil. at ih 1 Drum, 5 Warst Belts, vw Pone 2 Fenders, of Beess, | Grate, | yvesfand lot of Lon | ! } t of Carpenters’ ‘kpuls. RE) SMALL. FAKM AT PUBL 4A anders: contigue ty. at private sale. Th + Auctioneer, SALE.—The rized to sell asi Ferm, serge’s conn- Tract of Land contains put thirty four acres. and lies immediately on th blic road leading from er Maribory to Was cing ten miles from the latter place, he former, s auth on the put wood, am ace an abunda: several «prin= of very pure i j He “INprovements consist of A counvement!y sized | Dwetling House, in good repar, tov ether with the | ] | Hl | necessary on es, and a pump of exociient wa- teratthe door, The whele piace is enclosed by a ng, substantin! fence, made of the best materi- This Farm, from the character of the sou. itm favorable loction, and nearness to the markets of | the District. is must eligibly suited for gardening purposes. As the owner has determined to remove tothe West, tris piace can bought very cheap for cash at private cale, if sold at private sale before SATURDAY, 2d dav of January next. it w that day be offered At pub ic sale on the pr the tughest bidder, between the hours of 1 ock. For farther particulars, inquire of J. A. ROBE on the premises, or of the undersigned, in person by letter. SHELBY CLARK. d 18-2awts By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTE SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, ON THE IsLAND.—By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on the Ist day of November, 1853, and recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. 75, folio 24, et * the xubseriber wili sell at pobiic sale, on SATU. 858, romimes. Lot No, 10, of Square Row 465, fronting 23 feet # inches on ttn st. west, between south Dand E streets, and running back with thet width 120 feet toa fifteen-fret ailey, with the improvements, cousisting of a Dwelling- house Terias of wale: Oue haif cash; the residue im six, nine and twelve month; fer notes bearing intere: from day of sale, secured by a deed of trust upen the | property: aud af wot enplied with in 5daysafterthe sale, the property wil be reseld upou one week's tice, nt the risk aud expense of the purchaser. t the expense of the purchaser. convey onty bh title asim vested Ss. Wa CH, Tras:ee. J RE. Auct. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, j VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT at Ateriox. | Owing to the inclemency of the weather ves terns ce and the present pressnre in the maney mar- G. Techuan has POSTPONED the pub: audi caneary nex! ati el they prmaAtion the meantim 5 Guire. f ve 4-2aw = Auction and C. NRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUVARLE RE Estate. the tenth day eight huudre L In pursuance of a Deciee passed on f April the year une thousand sby the Cirewt Court for Prince G sitlig os a Court of fqmty, ia s caus vin Gepend-ng. ein Al- fred M. Berry, wexi friend of Robert E. Thompson and others, is comp! ant, apd dandy Wall and are defendants. the uuder: Mas Trustee, | napperuted, will expose at p 0 eale, to the 3 Didder. ow the URsbAY, the I4th day of January vur of twelve o'clock su, uf faery af not fair, at the same time and | place on the next fair day thereafter, al those tracts, parts of tracts, or paroe’s of Land, situate 1u said county. erly the property of the inte Rich ard 1. Thomptou. aud now decreed to be suid for the purpose of division wnd partition tetwean his wide wand his children. ‘These Lands contsin, in And nearly contiguous pruree-s, upwards « red Act he greater portion is opin ever, some excellent Timber spr d to bes seme of the parce!s of land ha f There is a va treet .—and the x ked, and wel; Tops uf the unmediate vicin ty is lots to suit purchasers. Terms of sale, as prescribed by the Decree: Five hundred dollars in cash, to be paid on the day of sale: and the residue of the purchase money to be sid in equal instalinents ia one, two, three, and wur years from the day of sale; 'he same to bes’ in terest froni the day of snie,and to be secured by the bends of the purchaser or purchasers, with approv- ed co-obugors, And — the payment of the whole evand 9 th and dersigned a premises sold to the purchaser of in fee simp'e, at his or her clear, and discharged from ali c.sims of the parties to this cause a ALY person OF persons claiming by, from or under them. 2 wiluw is a parts to the proceedines in this case, avd has in writing etc uified her axseut to t ke in ua of her dewer an equivalent in money, a& ascertained by iw, oul of the proceeds of sale. . DANIEL C. DIGGES, Trustee. d 2s-lnwtJaninkdts Mien SP Al, the lnuds is en- to the ranting of the uty. ‘These lands are in the Brandy wane, and wiil be sold ee Mt pu thear costs, fre irtue of A wiit of law, issued from the Clerk’, it Courtof the District of Columbia for the County of W Sehington. and to me directed. | ahali expose to public snle, for Cash in front of the Court- se « f said TUESDAY, tho i2th day of January, 14: m.. the following described property, t all defendant’s rzht, titie, c.aim. and interest in and to a brick house erected on Lot B, in Square No. 58, on Third stres between E ard F streets satisfy Judicial No. 48, to October term, 1857, in favor of Cripps & Waller, D. HOOVER, d19-ts Marshal for the District of Colum ABIES’ FURS LADIES’ FURS"! The fullowing is a list of prices of FURS oon signed me on commiss on froma Far Company in New York, to be sold at New York wholessie TICES : t and half Cr eto ees 200 to Tho cs gets . temp tank Antillas and Cloak «nee 16M C0 85.00 Sets Fitch V ctormes and Half Capes . 10.00 to 30.00 Marten V ictormes. .. .. +» 1700 to 22.90 Sets Stone Sets Mink Sable Wjiotorines sad Half ate "Nin Sable ‘Three fourth and Fair Seis? Siberiaa “Squirrel” Mantiline ‘as Cloaks - Sets Hu ison Bay ii do From th® Associated Press Agent. Filibesters at New Orleans. New Onveans, Dee 30 —The eniiatment for Nicaragua still going on, one handred thirty-tw 45° ‘4 their een day. Over fourteen nd men are now | city and Mobile awaiting shipment —_ The men from the lower of Tetns, Gan + number, sailed on the 2tat A ome Lis imnpoxsibie to imagine the feeling here, as well an (brourt out the entire State. So far as beard from open this question the people are in arms and eg for the fray New Ogteans, Jan 1 —The Nivcaragvan meet ing last mitt was immensely altended, and a high degree of enthusiasm prevailed Rese tions were adepted by acclamation, denmneing Commodore Paulding, and demanding the Gov. ernment to restore Gen. Walker to Nicaragua Speeches were made by severa! of our Prominent citizens — The Cotton Trade. New Oxceaxs, Dec 31 —Cotton is ceneratiy nnchanzed = Sales of 3.500 bales; bolders and buyers are awaiting steamercadvices. Decieasrd receipts here on last year. 177.000 bales. Decrease at all Southern ports. 423, bales. Steck tn port, 335.000 bales Flour is fian, and holde:« demand an advance. Mixed corn 550 Mositr, Dec 21 les of cotton. to-day, amounted to 1,000 bales, at a decline of 4a \c ; middling S4as% CHarteston, Dec. 31.—Sales of the week amount to 5,000 bales ; closing at a decline on the week of Sake Savanvan, Dec. 31 —The cotton market ts ae. Pressed, closing at = \ya9Ke. ax to quality Avesta, Dee 31 —The market is datl, closing ata decline of Ye Improvement in Financial Affairs in Europe. &c. New Yors, Bee. 31 —The Londen correspon dent of the © ercial writes that the p Progress of improvement ix steady. The po of the bank was rapidly strengthenin would soon be able te repay the tw: over issue, and reduce the rate of jm ® per cent. Further failures were «pprenended, Lut they cease to attract notice The bank re ceived three millions of doliars in gold im two oF Phe latest Hamburg advices state that the cri sis was subsiding Private letters from Havre, dated the 15th De- rember, note a very irregular cotton market, et lower prices. Tres bas Orleans had been sold at *t france Hog Siaughter at Louisville. Lovisvitne, Dec 31.—One bundred and ninc- eight thonsand hoys have been killed around ‘ails and ia pens this year up to last evening Navigation of the Ohio. Ciscixxati, Dec 30 —There has been a heavy rain falliag all this afternoon. The river ix tionary, with sixteen feet of water im the channel tur The New Orleans Associated Prees. New Orveans, Jan. 1—The Daily Delta, one of the papers which was excluded from the Lo- eal Association bere, bas been re-admitted THs is TO NOTIFY THE BOOK BIND ers and the public in general, that | am in no wny connected with the oontract awarded by the Senate Committee on Piuntiag to Charies Boteler and Joby Petisbone, aud that t tillin besiness on my own respoustiniity on Peng a avenue, between 13 et and 13% streets, south r - “M. PETTIFONE. 429 cost SUBSCRIBER Wit RECK. VE is in waiting untal th a. ° purchase ef the and Cement House at th for one Derrick, com al of anether De: ‘The Derricks can be inst ed and one of them seen in operation at the bndge. Terms of sale: cash m Koavernment funds. sis to be left at the othes at Lit le Falls Li bridge, addresesed to RANDOLPH COYLE, d S-eotJanis sNEINGrT 1a Chare® NOTICE.— All persons in i notes. past dues. due bi op 8 acconsts are hereby notshest that | shall expect them to pay the cash on or bet Janusy, 1853. Ali per sons not com notice a’ the above stated time wi! have their notes. due bil «. din the hand of officers. w. the money. ors who mg ge me promptly mnd ty these whe tuy for case ‘eure them many a and shail oe t mes be pl-nsed te fill thet orders Witu suy goods appertaiming to my : eke M. CR Wholesale and Re HIsIABA AVeQUE, Lotween Bt: w my cust« W DAYS IN WA-HINGTON. ICaclOUs CURE FOR CORNS, . BUNIONS. . SOFT CORNS, TOE NAILS, Without Cutting or Cansing the Slightest Pain—hy DR. SCHLOSSER, =urgeou Chiropedist to the proucipal Severeigne in Kuope, takes this opportunity of apprising the ines lemen of Washington and tte en on STAY HERE ONLY 4 Few D- vs, in every department of Pe ri urery, especially im CORNS, BUNIONS troublene TUOE-NAILS, sll of whi long stancdiug of bad. he guarentees vo ectwaliv and prrmancnily cure ina few moments. without the t slizhtest pain or mony at re U aids ‘. BR. eq rert, between 14th a. ets, + the Treaser urs trem 10 a. an. tall dp. m. Nenee, wither duricg visit Indies at therr own residence by giving urs’ notive. The following test sands in the Duct SSESEION From H.M othe King of Bavaria. Mr. Schlosser bes operated HM tye feet with creat +kili, and without che least Cort: hed by H. Majesty s command. BN ER From H. Imp. Higiness, the Prince Jerome Na Mr. Schlosser’s m'n estrait des core aree beacon d'adresee et caus In mripdre deulver. JEROME SAPOLEON, From William Rice Proprietor ef the Pennsy!- Mr. Schloss: fert which The extn corns from or TASS bean y perro # have ever kr eration een if cally Rnd without pa WAL Kick Pialadelplen, Sept. 23. 1897, From Piere- Butler, Beg. Dr. Schiosser has ¢xtreeted a nunber ef cores from my feet with great shill and yuh pala r BUTLER Phvadelpiua, Nov. 9, 1857. From Dr. 8, Water Cure I and the public generals t > zoto Mr ud have themselves relieved Sebi: of thess toe tormeutors. 8. M. LANDIS. M.D. Thonsands of testimonia:s from the United Sr and aso from Keyalty, Neliity, mediral from Europe can ve seen at the Uoctor’s Othoe F s'reet, heiweem lath and 15th streets. mear t+ Treasury + epartmant. " Oxty a Fiw Days ww Waserxe ton diaim Beers: BOOKS! GIFTS '—GIFTS '—GIFTS PHILBRICK’S THIRD ANNUAL SALE now open at No. 4% Pennsyleanca avenu , &-st door rast of Cnited Hort. Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists ef sewers thousand volumes, embracing the ch cy nd at the tock for which we receive $1 am! upwards. dur PRESEN TS consret in part of — old and Silver Watehes, Geld Lockets, Brace lots, Armlets, Chairs, i id-stone snd M auc Pins and Drops, aud Sleeve Button eid Watch Keys, Cull rine, ens, Pencils, K ye « . 759 worth of Presents will be given away wit: enti thousand Books euld - es of Books ean be obtained at the rh te = SI to call and te. “ales Day and Evening. . date J. PHILBRICK. Arent. SCHOOL NO TIC SS'a Schou for Hail. corner —The subscriber wil) open And small WR, at the lelend a of min Avenue Washington City. D.C. on the first Monday m Janusry. \8 Having bad an experience of four ears in teaching. be feris confident that ra*istic will be rendered to those who mary commit ther idren to lis cherge and iatruction. No eff be = to make the School merit the favor of people. For ipo oe - vbtsin 2 Circular at any of the Principal Book Pores in the city. d12-2.wSw* JOSEPH R. KEFNE Mss GrURGE, Irom Bogiand, wisbex te i cm the indies and gentiemen of W ” aad Georgetown and the vrei: y. that “ be seen and consuited on Mast, Prevent and Vutere Eve ts, such ae | ove, Marnace, Loses, Lowenrs, a Pies and many other d fhoaiues. She em be secn on 1. — street, No. 212, near ihe West Market. BH u tlemen: ier feom m. until 9 p.m. Ladies 25 cen! Gentle Hudson Hap Sable. Mink. French men 9 cents. eee and other Muffs At prigns fom, 3.00 to 25.00 EW MU receiv. d semi weekly: M 8.4. STINEMETZ, der sd from and sent to any part of the : 236 Pa. avenue, near iSth it, sc Bound. &e.&c..atour #mne Wereroomes, a8 next door to Madame 36 Pa. aver 0 mame oe Raisins: FIGS! PRUNES! ix) = aia a Mel Aires: Fresh Layer RAISINS, i ABs thie eee Noe tn ree eLAn's 8 ore this week. No. ie ‘ on boxes: yer RA! quarter, halfand whole Ft _ cane es 2 and ~_ : in cartoons, and in large and small drums, in very five order. PRUNES, ia and caskets of various cians [. te. sizes, being very enna or Uacu bit an corner EW GOOD8 LEF McLAUGHLIN’S Att pay hig bile an aud ail <orts of ore, sth ot, ee eb eee BANDOLINE Ms wy wi noom, = San