Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1858, Page 3

LUCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tavstexs oF Pustic Scmoots.—At the regular monthly meeting of the Board, held Wednesday afternoon, abstracts pf the monthly reports of the teachers of the various schools were read; also, a letter from Miss Lizzie D. Ashdown, teacher of Primary No. 3, he Fourth district, tendering ber a mee ac A Monthly and quarterly bills, nted by the treasurer, were accepted and ordered to be paid. Mr Van Santvoord announced to the td that Mesars. Hyde and Mowberry, of the Boa-d of Guardians of the Public Schools of Georgetown, were present, having come to consult with this Board us to efforts to obtain aid from Congress fur the Public School« On motion, they were invited to seats within the bar of the Board Mr. Ironsides stated that as this subject was now before the Board, he would say that the Dis- trict Committee in Congress would report in relation to the matter to-morrow, but that they hed refused any grant of public land; to the use of the Publie Schoolx. They had announced their willingness to appropriate a sum of money out of the treasury, however, for that purpose Mr. Hyde, by invitation, addressed the Boa:d. giving an account of the Board of Guardians of Georgetown, stating that they were now engaged im canvassing that city in the manner which bad been done here, and that they could show tu Congress a worse state of afftirs in their schools than even we could; that they were happy to unite with our Trustees in this object, and hoped to be able to affert much for them, without de- tracting at all from the claims of this city, Mr. Tronsides moved that the thanks of this Board are due toMr. Loomis of the Teachers’ Association, fur the etfor Junction with this Board, nions of tbe committee with which he bas acted. for their efforts to enhance the interests of our public schools before Congress ; earried The Treasurer reported the completion of the statistics of the census committee, together with the doings of the Teachers’ Convention held at the Smithsonian Iasi and the speeches of on before that Con- vpies of which had been and were at (he disposal of the Board Ov motion of Mr Tronside-, t was ordered, that one fopy of each be sent tovach member of the US Senate and to each member of the House of Representatives, and that one-half of the balance he delivered over to the members of the Teachers’ Association of this city. Mrs. Mary Agnes Skidmor sistant teacher in primary ho! 1 Fourth district, was nominated and elected to fill the vacaucy in primary No.3 Fourth district. Miss E. Martin was then elected assistant teacher of primary No. 1 Fourth district, in place of Mrs. Skidmore, promoted. Mr. Chapin offered the following resolutions; which were adopted : Resoleed, That the teachers of the public schools shall hereafter receive the tickets of ad- mission in the order of presentation, and in case of a vacancy they shall receive the applicant first on the register. Resolved, That the Secretary of this Board couununicate the above resolution to all teachers in the public schools in this city. And then the Board adjourned. ARREsT ON Scsricton —Yesterday morning Messrs. Allen and Boss returned from a business trip north, and on getting out at the cars, were hailed by a person named J. Cavendy Hall, who had, by his behaviour,excited the suspicion of M-. Boss, and he hed warned several hotel proprie- tors to be on their yuard. Hall abused Boxs, and told him he would have the handcuffs put on iv ashort time. Boss jmmediately arrested and took him to the Gaardhonse, on sus: icion of being conuectid with certain hotel robberies Hall had represented himself asa U.S detective, paid by government $15 per day, and had shown what purported to be a badge of office, a goid beeastpin, bis uame engraved on it, with the words “Special detective U.S. government.” He denied baving such a badge, but being search- ed by Captain Mills, the badze was found.” This moruing be said he was a ** Special detective of St. Paul, Minnexota’’ The case was partially examined by Justice Donn, and the statement of Air. Boss was corroborated by Messrs. Alien, Chandlee. Stanley, Captain Mills and Mr. Stoops. Halt aad his wife had been stopping at the Na- tional Hote! id with search warrant, their room was examived and various articles found, which were left in possession of Captain Mills, as fol- iows: money in gotd, $97 50; 1 gold watch, 1 ar cane, | Colt’s pistot. | pocket book, papers, &c.; 1 shield of office, $100 bi}l, $50 do, two $20 bills, $5 vill, two watches, | Land Warrant, learpet bag and contents. Justice Donn coy- mitted the prisoner to jail fora further hearing. GeorcEtTowN Pustic Scnoots —The Board of Guardians, consisting of seven members, mut jn regular course, at the Mayor's otfice—tive mem- bers being present. tant business tiarsacted was @ select committee, to co-op- erate with the Committee of the Waxbington q tees im reference to the bill now before Con- for the benefit of the publie schouls ¢f that eit Pending this subject, the Board was favored with a visit from Dr. lronside, of the Washing- tou Trustees and Chairman of the Washington Committee before Congress. who was invited to a seat at the Board, and rendered essential ser- vice by information and advice touching the bus- aness Oo hand it was understood that the Senate Committee would, in a day or two, report a bill granting es- sentiai aid to the cause of popular education, and it was the desire of all that Loth cities should be participants in the grant Ata culied meeting of the Board, recently, it Was— Resolved, That, im the absence of the levy of @ poll tax for this year, there be a contribution * one dollar asted from alf who arg jjable to ti poll tax when levied This resolution will be carried out who are willing to pay the poll tax, as al, are requested to Land the smount to the judges of election, on (he 15th instant, who lave kindly consented to receive it, and the tax collector will @ ieceive the amount from those who may Omit to band it in at the time of the election It ix hoped thus, in some measure, to supply the absence of the regular levy, meet’ the wauts of the schwols, and beip to prepare the way for x. nad ahh more A ContrMPLateD Improvement —We learn that (he Messrs. Willard have just consummated the purehase of the southwest corner lot adjoin- ing their Lotel, fronting 123 feet on Fourteenth street and 60 fvet on F street; and they propose to immediately commence excavating for a large boilding, which, when upleted, will give them 150 additional roon od extensi their main dining room 12} feet_making the entire length of room 263 feet, with an L of 100 feet additional. ‘The editice will be built with all modern in [ph prener Be hot and cold water, and gax, mall the chambers. Itis contemplated to have the PS: furnished for next seaxon’s buxi- ness. We bear further that they pay $20,000 for the lot that the whole cost of that, the erec- tion. f proposed extensive building on it, and the farnituie necessary to make it available ju their business, will be about $75,000 Traly tne Mexasrs. Willard are yentlemen of enterprise unsurpassed iu this region, are among the most valuable of our fellow-citizeas, to the fa- ture of Washington Tue Post Orrick Roi ¥.—We are inform- ed by one of the Directors of the Washington City Savings Bank, in regard to the statement of that institution having lost $44 through the em- beazlement of the City Post Office, that they have hot mixsed any such and are not aware of any correspoudent having mailed that amount to them We have to say that our statement was based upon the following testimony given before Jus- tice Doun by Col Berret, City Postmaster : “Saw K.-W. Young have money in his por- session, aud be admitted that be bad taken the missing letters dressed to Dr. Bailey. alxo that be bad taken Messrs. Riggs & Co.'s letters, bonds aud money ; also one to Savings Bank, in abe letter S1u).°” It is possible that some other than the ‘Wasb- Sngton City Savings Bank” is the one referred to. istanD Reavtne Cincie.—We hear that an amociation, with the above cognomen, “lives q@moves and has a being” the Seventh Ward Ac ix, as its name imports. a + reading cirele,”? and assembles weekly to listen to readings by the diferent members (ladies and gentlemen) from standard authors iu ail the departments of Niterature. “Phe exercises are interspersed with singing, and as several celebrated vocalists are among the members quite a musical treat is af forded. Ounce a month a debate ix participated iu by the young men of the Association. Good for the Seventh Warders ' SerReme Covat, Thursday —No. 64 Wm B. Dead, apppeliant, cs. Nathan Masonet al. ‘This case wae argued by Mr. Jenckes for the appellant, and by Mr. Payne for the appellees. Nu. 65. Joho MeGavock, plaintiff in error, rs Peter W. Woodliel, This canse was a gued by Me. Benjamin for the plaintif’ in error, aud by Mr Taylor for the defe at in error 4 No 66 Horace H Day, appellant, es. The Un- jon India Rubber Compan ‘The agument of this cause Was commenced by Mr.C. At Seward for the appellant. Adjourned Curminat Court —Yesterday, the jury in the cane of Patrick O'Callaban, charged with com- anitting ao assault upon Mary Coombs and Eliza Williams, returned a verdict of acquittal. Oue or two little cases were alterward sub- mitted to the Court, and acted upon, after which the Court Gadiug ae mwre business to transact, the jurors were dismissed «ntil next Saturday moroing atten o'clock. The Court remained in session uatil the yrand jury eee in, and then adjourned Tux Dierricr tx Conoress®@ In the Senate, on Tuesday, on motion by Mr. Hale, a resolution was adopted instructing the Committee on the District of Columbia to inquire into the state and condition of the prisous in the District of Columbia ; their sufficleney to prevent the esca ‘of prisoners; the nature au Propriety of the tules and lations for the ment and discipline of the inmates of the penitentiary; the capacity of the present building used as a Penitentiary for the efficient and convenient disx- charge of the duties incident to such an in- stitution; tbe expediency and propriety of erect- ing a new building for a penitentiary, and pro- curing a different site from the one now occupied; and also the ciberiescy of conferring the ap- intment of warden of the penitentiary on t! "d of inspectors of prisons ; and in general what improvements and aiterations are necessary to render the prison system in this District equal to that in any of the States. On motion by Mr. Yulee, a resolution was adopted directing the Judiciary Committee to inquire what alterations are advisable to be made in the existing laws regulating the fees of mar- shals and other officers connected with the courts of the United States in the several States and in the District of Columbia, and to report by bill or otherwise. Mr. Yulee, from the District of Columbia Com- mittee, reported a joint resolution iving an increased compensation to all laborers’ tn the em- ployment of the executive and legisiative depart- meuts of the government in the city of Washing- fon; which was read and passed to a second — Mr. Brown presented a petition signed by a large number of citizens of Washington, District of Columbia, complaining of the Poor quality of the gas, and the high prices charged for the same, and praying Congress to lacorporate an- other gas company; which was referred to the District of Columbia Committee. THe Wear .—Range of the thermometer trom Thursday noon, Jan. 28, to Feb. 4th : Morning. Noon. Night Thursday . — 39 44° Frida: 3 40 36 Satarday 36 36 34 Sunday 32 37 34 Monday . a2 Bt 42 Tuesday. 40 47 4t Wednesday. 3 46 4 ‘Thursday. 7 — — Remarks.—Jan. th—cloudy and cold, snow and hail at night; 2#h—cloudy, blustery and colder; 3uth—cloudy, blowing fresh all day, colder; sixt—cloudy. colder, ice made, got out fine and pleasant ; Feb. Ixt—cloudy, rime frost, tain, hail and sleet fell, blew fresh. but cold moderated ; 2d—clondy, heavy foy, milder, fine rain, cleared off in the afternoon with wind fresh from NW., milder; 3d—fine, lightly cloudy. and Pleasant ; Ath—cloudy, snow falling, cooler. New moon Saturday, Feb. 13, little after Sp.m. Grorcktown, D. C., Feb. 4, 1858. B. Fieutinc tus Guarps.—Last night, the Guards on the Seventh Waid eastern beats were attracted to the neighborhood of Four-and-a-balf street by pistol firing and indications of riot. They fonnd a party of men “making night hideoux” by their di-orderly betavior They arrested them and attempted to carry all to the | Sey olaeteeny but they were desperately resisted y the armed men of the party, and it was neces- sary to release the more moderate to secure the ringleaders. In the fizht the Guard found their short-staifs and ‘+ billeys’? very s rviceabie in securing the rowdies, two of whom, Jas John- son ard Jeremiah Collins, were secured, and sent to jail this morning. "Their revolvers and knife were contiscated The officers were obliged to use Collins somewhat roughly to secure him. Wasutncron Tueatne.—‘ How blessings brighten as they take their flight!” The above quotation is aptly enough illustrated by the eager Tush each night to witness the closing perform- ances of the favorite Agnes Robertson. With this week we are assured herengazement here for the season positively concludes. Reason enough then for somewhat of a pressure nightly for seats. ‘To- night the new three-act play of Bourcicault's, ‘* Love and Money,” is to be repeated; such repetition having been most earnestly solicited by the many who were prevented by the weather from attending on ‘Tuexday ceptable * Milly, or the o: Pail,” concludes the evening's entertainment. ght. ‘The ever ac- THE EVIDENCES taultiply daily in support of the fact that the citizens of Washington wre dis- posed especially to encourage efforts in aid of the development f a musical spirit amongst them. Mt fa satisfactory to know also, that no depart- ment of the ‘divine art’? has been more culti- vated, or listened to with more zest, than the 8 of sacred music which from time to selec! time je been rendered by our yarioys choirs ‘The public will, we learn, in the course of a few weeks, be favored with concert by the ecient choir of the Poundery Al KB. Church. This choir comprises amongst its members some of our most talented and devoted ameteur vocalists We trust their entertainment may meet with abundant approbation Circurr Covrt.—In this Court, yesterday, an- other case of Sickles & Cook rs. the Washing- ton, Georgetown gnd Alexandria Steam Packet Company was tried, in whieh large gamagen were claimed for the patent steam ent-otf. The jary returned a verdict for the plaintitfs and taid the damages at £16) 2 25 This morning the Vourt took up the case of J W.. Stevens aa George W. Kielholtz, use of J Van Kiswick vs. Peliah Clark, ag ministratrix of William, an action bronght (9 recover for building two house jn the eastern Portion of the city ‘This ease was pending when we left the cout AT A MEFTING of the Western Hose C Flected officers: W. Riggles, Preside! tou. Vier President; J. RK. Spalding, S-c FON. Holteisan, Treasurer; WB. 'Thorn, ¥ E. Backer, A. D. Pengut, Directors; TJ. Par- ker, J. F Green, H. Murpiy, Auditors; W Riggles, FN. Holtzman, R' Maston, J.P Wushes, D. Piles, delegates to the Washington United Fire Department. ‘Tar BoLietin of the United Stgtes Agricultu- tal Society for February bas been Promptly issue and will be gratuitously distributed to all who may call for it st the secretary's oifice, No. 365 Pennsylvania avenue, ap stairs. jt contgins a eondensed report of the proceedings of the recewt annual sessica of the Society, at which the sor- gho, Mons orl fees other iuteresting topics were discusses Tue L.avies will be pleased to learn that Messrs. Wall & Barnard design having a sale of ladies’ cloaks, talmas, circulars,&c ,rommencing at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. See their ad— vertisement in another coluign of to-day’s Star, and go and buy a bargain, A Disonpenty Party paraded the Northern Liberties, last night, ereallag no little disturbance and alarm. The public had began to hope that the late yood order prevailing in the city had grown to be a fixed fact, but it seems not. Tur Bate last night, at the Assembly Rooms, for the benefit of the orp!.an boys, wus, we are glad to learn, a most successful affair, and will probably vield from $590 to $600 for its p gise worthy object. Mr. Puitiy OrrerBack, a well-known weal- thy butcher of this city, Wied last evening of f asthma, at the age of ‘Tue Girt Bookstore at 476 Pennsylvania av- enue, is now as much an institution of Washbing- ton as the Capitol, the Smithsonian Institution, or the two b recogniz d letter writers Itis well-spring of good standa:d liter Warten Retorxs —Ransel Hanson, Va, as- sault and battery on his aunt; jail for court. Jno O’Brien, alias Wm. Miller, Ireland, d-unk and disorderiy; fine and costs, #244. James Con- ner, Va, drank in the street; fine and costs, S344. Jobn Runney, N.Y , vazrant; dismissed to leave thecity. James Johnson, Ireland, car- rying weapon and firiag pistol; fine $25 in the frst sad Sand conts In the last case. Jeremiah Collins, Ireland, do; do. both sent to jail in de- fault of payment of the fine. Twenty lodgers, one resident CLatrvovaNnce. Madam Clinton Price, the great natural Clairvoyant and wonder of the age, would respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen of Washington and vicinity, that she cau be consulted at No. 18 A street north, Capitol © ill, from’ a.m, to5 p m.. on sil diseases that flesh ts heir tu. In treating siseases weaknesses incidental to fe . ig eminently successful. curing thowe that have becn atticted for years, bafiling the skull of the most sesntilic of the profession, Fees forexa ion, Zl. fe2-3t* ——+—--- Weboino Cans very pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream and Water foes at $1.50 per gallon, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F sts, jun 2 lint J. Fussen.. MARRIED, On the 4th iastaat. by ¢: . Mr. Ball, THOS, B.BROWN to Miss MARA, PERRY, both of thi. ety. DIED, =i the 4th instant, after a ti and ful jeoee which he bore with ‘enna resi aiue, PATLIP OTTERBACK, borsat Kunzelsau, in the Kingdom of Wurtemburg, September 9, 1786 aged 71 years, A resitent of Washington for 47 yearr. 4 and jusintaners of the famil; Decl a napemnd oe ne by fungal from he inte residence. near the Navy Y; junday neat, "elock p.m. * Nloxandda Uazette plesse copy.) , with the Milking pany, No. 1, the following named gentlemen were inches of Congress, and as such it is GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. AUCTION SALES. Correspondence of the Star. By J. ROBINSON, Auctioneer. Grorcrtown, Feb 5, 1858 18 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AT Our city continues unusually quiet; there is Auction next SATURDAY MORNING, in it ” “4 but little of anything worthy of note either tn | "pupagtt® Ma-ket. at 10 o'clock a. m, ' matters of business or politics. Some of our | _!t J. ROBINSON. Auct._ citizens seein to be turning their attention to our By JAS. c, McGUIRE, &uctionser. approaching election—a meeting of the Democ- OOTS, SHOES, AND HA? BLIC ra weed taken saay been held. and the initistory | 1) Sane Oa, SATURDAY MORNING. Feb. 3, 7 steps taken towards the selection of a xnitable Srboar sccicek, at the Au ‘3. Snoes, oat are ticket to represent the party in the two Boards | viz: : < the ensning r. Their opponents seem to be a aig Men’s Oxford Ties, unusnaily quiet, probably nursing their wrath to » do. Buskine, 1 do. Youths Bi get it warm by the time the contest shall arrive. + Gur advice to both parties isto keep cool, and Te do, Mgs’= Gum Boots, let good nature control their actions, that we er 12 do. do. Brogans, once more see an election conducted upon the ol y ters, 30 do. Gri style—characterized by nothing but good order 12 Hats. Terms cash. and friendly feelings” Such an ane doubtiens, | _1t JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Avot. ev oud citizen in the town desires to see. The’. come which have characterized our elec- | (, isd ie & ee ———- tions the past few years have been sufficiently | Corner of Pennsyle ania avenue a: t street. disgusting to cause every one except the reck- | ALE OF CAPES, CLOAKS, CIRCULARS, less to hope never again to see a repetition of THURSO ANSE Ke peovar ethan them; and in our humble judgment we would o'clock, at our store we will sell ‘and hand_ get back again to the good ‘old practice of con- | some assortment of Cloth Capes such as— ducting our elections in an orderly manner,-and | Street Cloth Cloaks, handsome and n_w style, have them attended with the good feelings among | Cloth Capes and Ciroulars, trimmed handsomely, our citizens that formerly characterized them. Moire Antique, Satin and Velvet 0. We should all unite heartily in trying to divest pomde le. Stele. and other Shawls, them, if possible, perely from national politics, tian r and select the best men, irrespective of party, to Portemonnaies, Sachels wad Purses, with Pearl represent the inters of the town in our coun- ‘and Ivory Opera Glasses with acromatic lense, ells, ill Jot and Cornelian Goods, “chs ree We have already heard quite a multitude of | And alarge stock of other Fancy G joods. Tumors floating about in regard tothecomplexion | feb3 dts WALL & BARNARD, Auct’rs. of some of the tickets—that they are to be com- THE ABOVE SALE Is STPONFD of the members of thix church of of that; | ydi7s ATURDAY next, on boceant ot ibs lentes that none but the simon-pure and * to the manor incy of the weather. It WALL & BARNARD, Auot’rs. born,” of this party or of that, were to be w Lene We believe these nepets to att bosh, and would advise that no credence given to eae them. We would further advive all who wish GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. to see that harmony and good feeling that once STED— r characterized us an community restored to unite WARTEDSA Wie Bote on 2 Farm by 0 in selecting the very best men—snch as will most ommended. Addre: >. Georgetown, D, likely Promote the general hokage he eid fe5 2 our Corporation have not been in such a whole- 7-== THE DEMOCRA TSANDANTI KNOW some condition for many years, and these most | 3" LUE UEMGCH ATS AND ANTI KNGW deeply interested would doabtless do well to be | | requested to atteni a meeting im their several cautious In taking any steps that would likely | Warcson FRIDAY. EVENING, Fetranry Sthat interrupt In any manner the present plan of oper- | 73 o'clock. at the following places, viz: ations. ‘ Pirst Wrcd.— At the room above Dr. Cissel’s drug The protracted meeting and revival at the Pres- | store. . byterien (Dr. Hocock’s) Siweb ie etait progress. | Second Ward.—A: the house of Mr. F. Jones, cor- f Dunbar.on anc Moatgomery streets. ing with more than or interest. Already | RO GW ardedae A : tulte a number of members bave been taken in. Bea hl arg, in the building adjomg Dr. Sotho ‘These meetings are held every evening, are of a} © Fourth Ward.—In the ha'l of the Western Star very solemn and impressive character, and are ~ poorer goat ore ds resncstedan delactee Gul ls ro ment every Protistenr dmoaniastions ts "| ve chected ve sommnmns coometates oe, Glasttee Wil As the time for taking the vote of the people on | “Hoyeay st FH Cais OTN a STARS the sd District Seg its neuer re oe Serre TCORREOR ae es as generally # ir to manifestin; lecidedly COsT F CASH —From brary. st mere talereev on the subject than we have nett A’ za ox my entire stock of PRS ERODS at tofore seen among them. From present indica- | cost for \* ~R. iv tions the vote in its favor, so far a Georgetown fo4-2w High street, Georgetown, D.C. is concerned, wiil doubtless be very large. at > S YOU SEY. effect the discussion which is to be had upon it | TH& WAY TO SAVE YOUR MONEY at Forrest Hall, on Monday evening, will have, SELLING OFF AT cost FOR CASH. we are unable to say. We think, however, from I will offer my entire stock of Dry Goods at prime the character of one of the speakers who is to ad- | oost. The stock 1s complete, and all of the toods dress the people in its favor, (R. Ould,) that it | have been Lobe apt — ease you can will not be very likely to lose any of its present | 88ve your money by ing early, ee supporters. Ax the RS uponeate of the Cote will | 44 heavy Mrown Cottonat 6%, Good White Flannel doubtless have an opportunity afford them of | «_ ie * te giving their views aire the subject, we hope to r rid peach d Coxtonst Ries French Mermos at wee a ed meeting, and its merits and demerits | Buck Gauntietts at 5%c., worth $1. fully and fairly discussed. Calicves and Ginghams, Hoven: &c., ko, otwithstanding the inclemency of the weather t. HURDLE’S, last night, our streets were rendered quite lively | _fe42w___ No, 92 High st., Georgetown, D.C. for several hours by our spirited young military RS, M. A. YEAGER having taken the large company, the Georgetown City Guards, Aste and commodious House next door to A. 3. Berry, who were out on a Grill, accompanied by | Arney’s Confectionery, on Bridgs street, George. pal pda town, ts prepared to mocomunodate six Kentlemen Mr. Thomas Bangs, an old and highly respected | Wit comfortable BOA Se allel trerr A mialird citizen of our city, died last night, after a painful | Pou 946, ,Lonrding house, 1n one of the nos et illness of several weeks. 5 a fe 4-3t The packet schrs. Statesman, of the Messrs. . 2 TEN pode ge, and Sie af ous Beers | AL EUBLLG MERTING, nib bel Fore line, New York packets, a-e now loading with next, the 8th inst., for the purpose of dizcussing the flour at our wharves for the New York market. merits of the new Code. We weuld advise gentlemen in want of a - Ould, Esq.,and other speakers w.ll address the boarding-house of the most soles character, | meeting. fos 4t in every respect, to examine the advertisement of 7 : c _—F Mrs. M.A Feaer; and the readers of the Star, CUMBERLAND CUAL—For sale in quantities t it hh 5 juperior Cumberland generally, who may be in want of fuel on accom: | COAL, lump and fine, Als OAK coqetand modating terms, are referred to the advertisement | WOOD of superior qualities, of the Mears. Myers and for Cumberland onl of i ORME & KURTZ, the most superior quality that can be found inthe | fe 3 lw No. 31 Cacal Wharl, Green street. District go to Orme & Kurtz. Ty > The flour and grain markets appear to be ina Cove wat cg ueeest very unsettled condition; but little. if any, spec- We now offer our stock of WOOD and COAL ulative demand is visible among the dealers in | at the folowing prices, for cash only, delivered in the farmer. Phe articie ix held at $4 50 for | any part of Washington and Georgetown— standard brands; tue prize of wheat ranging con- Oak Wood at $5 5) per cord siderably above that of flour, in comparison, our aed we if oe millers deal very cautiously, and only in quanti- at Bates 3 = ties sutficient to keep their mills in operation. WWnite aah Coal at $6.25 per ton eT Red — do., all sizes, at $€.50 per ton, Considerable wheat is brought to market in wa Orders left at P. J. Steer’s Store. 7th street, be- ons and sells at $1 U3u$1.0S for red and 31 (5a | tween Dand E, or at either of our Yards, will be 3 i Yorn 52a5te. Qt! ied, $1.12 for white of pood qualities. Corn = Promptly J.W.P MYERS & CO., for white and yellow. Comer G and 22d streets, first Ward. YERS & SON pant napage RENTcOas | P'O LET. —The new threee-story and eligibly #1 CURNISHED ROOMS FOR) RENT. usied BRICK HOUSE near the northwest o- Bee aude AMBERS, has ner of Beall and Washingtor. streets. Georgeto ‘This ts a superior residence; large a pmmodious; built in the very best style, with modern improve- ments. It fains 13 rooms, pantries and closets, the back building. There, is also ® ander the whole building. The lot is + lati with or without A cornezof 6th and D str GENTLEMAN AND L le gentlemen can obtsin rdina private fine dry cellar ido by 120 feet. wrth, between th Al o, the large three story Brick House on K st., y 9-3" Washington, Phe eastertane of the two houses Also, for rent a good Btaliie, oie Opposite the ‘Brewery. Por terms ayy eae Roos TO RENT, FURNISHED OR CN] 380 1e-atawaw + ADLER. farmished; rout Basement Room. suitgole . A first-class RESIDENCE at Payette and 4th streets, George- wderate. Apply to Mrs. ANN R, jau %-eolm furan office. Inquire at No. 577 13th st. near 1, west side. Lee ee ee FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT on Sate. sving determined to reside permanently in Kansas, | will rent of sell my residence No. 322 K MISS GWYNN, occupying Mrs. street, nopt ie of Peak Square. The House me's hoysxe, jn Georgetpwn, First will be rs urnahed, ad presents @ fayurat |e | street Sinith’s Row, can acgommodate several fam any one desiring % fiyst-class resj- | ilex with very desirable Rooms and good BOARD, _jan 22 im oa eee No aTateee, (0 Suter, Len & Co. Bankers, RELvCING srock—cHEAP FOR CasH. fezth _____. R. SMOOT, JOHN H. SMOOT, FE, SALE QR EXCHANGE FOR CITy | No. 119 Bridge street, Georg-town, D. Coy ia ait r La) dl acres of i el eon eres bi stow = ngcliee — ie situat ing hi ity. Va, with St stof March, will sell from this date every descrip- Farming Utensils: torether sites toe ae nist | tiunof WINTER GOODS at reduced prices for Maly and Engine attached. Inguire of J. V. DU- | cash. 5 a 100 G + treet south, between 432 and Gth sts. Fanoy Colored Dress Silks, jan B-1in* Printed Mousline Delaines, = no, Plaids and Poplins, (OR SALE—A very vaiusp'e PARM for sale, Frengh Merinos, ly g on the t side ol the Fastern B: and WaWiy, Scar da half mi'es fromthe Navy Yard Bridee and Baw i, ‘ t joaks, &. joining John venkat se containing b-tween | will be so'd at a VERY G EAT REDUCTION yt a good Dwelling | on former prices. Prompt customers supplied u Some eT y the usual terms, ose having settiéd their Bille i mks all the necessary out | th I Th has teed th Mi top ty take a house and lot in the | rendered tp stant. be tenders his grateful ac- city in exchange. knowledgen and will be jindes mary obligations For further | oy ome apply to JOHN KH. A. | tonil who bh ot. to do so hy cash or note at their WILSON, or tu Rezin Arnold, near the Episcopal earliest convenience. Churep, Navy Yard. jan 22-3w jan 21 J. H. 8MOOT. YOR RENT—Store and Dweiling, No, 61a Pepn- ; c8.—' I aylvania avenue, between dlund 3d streets, fat. | FINE ALES.—We respectfully announce to our merly occupied by G. Knot, asa confectionery. Bal friends and the public that we have at last suc led in having a large quantity of ALES of vani- house attached and every conv: nee for the trade, kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we eine ea ieeee: aud DW ELLING No. 516, adjom- | Sil guarantee to be the Anest and the largest vari- | Send immediately. Inquire of J. P, | ety that was ever offered in this market. PRPPE press Office jan % eotf All persons wishing a nice article of Ale can have it by Fe plying to us for either of the foll brand: QOMS ON_ Pa, AVENUE TO LET,—Two | viz. Kennett, Burton XXX Paie, ladia Pale, Phil: Rowing, on 2d floor, on i avenye, between 2th | adelphia and . We also have a fine article of and I3th streets, over Som‘ - Lewis’ Jeweiry Store, | Brown Stout and XX Porter always on haud. will be it low to pom pent teciant. A auld make plloriecs by mail, or given toons diver ‘ood of . 0 . F. yLY, | at 0 i q ° tationer. — bid ™ janie tf aird Union Battling Depot. Gyoen street, jeorgetown, D.C. CHKIDAM AROMATIC | [ROR SALE—ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY ° Ey Angee, ANONAT F ey at paretosate, A great bargain anda ‘The proprietor particularly recommends the above here tag ai torre lina @ Confectioner who under- Schnapps to persons trayelling or about to settlein | **¢ pds | diapased of by the 8th of February next the the Mouth or Weet on acount of its Medicinal pro- | whole concern, tagether wiin the three-story Brick perties in correcting the disagreeable and oftendan- | House, #4 Bridge street, wiil be offered at public kerous effects produced by a change of water—a | Suction. Georgetown, D. C.. Jan 8-tf ats N : M. RUPPEL. particularly liable. Strangers should be careful ORTH side of Market Space, No. 7, between in purchasing the Schnapps, as the whole country | Bridge and — ener are is flooded with ovunterfeits and imitations. The | BECPAUR ANE Lae found at a genuine has the proprietor’s name on the bottle, times tie phoivest por most excelient cork and iabe|. For sgie by all Druggists and Gro- saeortment of 13 ‘ORS, the freshest cers. UDOLPHQ WOLFE. OoYsT: and all kinds of GAME in seaso 412-3m Depot 18 Beaver » reat. New Vork. | Meals served at all hours and at the usual : Po aE ces cite cnsatdalied ra eid la M. BR bY M is ADY Woes ae —X—X—KX—XK——=_—_—_ VE. has established a ALLEMY OF PHOTO- FAgSIONABLE VISITING CARDS, AND GRAPHIC AR Washington. Heis prepared Plates Engraved in all styles, and oards printed to execute com ions for the Imperial Photo- | ata few hours notice, at fraph. hitherlo mage ouly at his well-kaown <stab- TAYLOR & MAURY’S Bookstore, ishment in New York. . near 9th street, A variety of unique and rare Photographic speci fe3-l0t (Intel., Union, States & Globe) ent pee in hie cot lention, fo; jepher with portraits o| ny of the most distinguished citizens LE’ 1A WASHINGTON, ofthe United Sten, A XANDR any yt ANGEMENT. Mr. Brapy brings to his ry the steamer George @ ha been taken uff results of fourteen year: UrOpe | the efor repairs, the COLLY aad America. and, cae speioes Beppects at = art | will, until further ‘notice, take hey uring * ri le feeis confident that re- | place, 1 i sources at tw command and. the artrstie. quality of Reeth dot crak one his works will commend lis Gallery to theatven'ion | Janney's Veherl. hook of ine eee ea = of the Washiogton public, — __s0 2i-eotf, Leave Alexandria at 5 74. 9. Whe. 1234, 3, 4! y Leave Washjngton at 6.8% 9x, 1iX, 2, 4, 5%. Tar unpersigNe Bh tio were jomt_ oon |. ene Somat Teese ee TN oeee tactors for the building bith Uv. Caxton House ‘notice. fes t ' a » A lex an th a, rel SaEnIT DRL OL Ail LL five notice tint Wen. J. Meta iam tos oid nar oe DEBT AND CREDIT, transiated from the Ger- Walker. ned that, to wateel come ey ose | O drain & Havelock’s Persian Campaign, by Cap- ide Beek,a new covel, by the author of the et.” fore existing betwe n them in the prem- ssolved Ali persona having alaj ri sing out of the said gontracts, ene sam: ‘2 i i ong re. by Dudley Costello, seeceie of font, seers wep Witte ibevanid cone | Kobe(t Bur. sand Walter Scott, twolives by Rev wie it* Was MesUL OM. ‘The Young Ragmuffins. a new toy hook, Chamber's Journal for N ber and Becember. DAMANTINE CANDLES.—2,000 Ibs. Ada Blackwood sMaxazine for Janaary, oa mantine ets of excellent quality, at 25 Heer ittoross ny yt und, Ss e “By etn. KING & BURCHELL, fo _ Udon Bellon Son eat a eey, le4 Corner Vermont ave, and 15th st, a ee aaecatataineanei tetas detlnsneadindo hl OLY PNGEISH CHEESE, TWO VEARS | Teather yale baad nigh cian the. sal OLD, ef Waahyngtan county, in the Distriet of Columba, Imitation Fay pe otters of admiistration, with te will — | orl . estate Rop! ~ Cansei ol Ene sh Ghedderund Cheshire, Wealtnriee comenn vod All vn iterate Feces elie te cone att it news tees ermea se SHEK LL & MILLER, the subscriber, omer Volore the Si dayrof F bea t t 374 joining Kirkw: House, = ts they velcenion by nw be excluded hom OVS" WINTER CLOTHING AT) “Given fiaad extn edasg ce vetcphixje Parents and resrtinpe wishing to furnish ir year 1868, JOHN RITCHIR, Admin's W. A, children and wards with Superior Clothivg fendeees and sehooi wear are invited 10 examine our large ger mw ais orry sitpingabove Assortment, which we ghocpe at eset ba Co saae ‘nen! jm lw ‘YS Baer ber Sth and iota IOAN RITCHIE, ins, AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. ALL & proven e Auctioneers" LU VED P| Arce ox. On y ama ave ROA AAP EN OGN, oe ton ten feet alley. be imity, the property will come ta “Terns libera, au * jan 9-4) BARNARD. Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALE ON ACCOUNT . GOVERNMENT 8 an excellent lot saad ama Wi indow Blinds, About 15 yards Matting, Settees, Spittons, Coal Tables, and cane-seat Chairs, “iods, Shovels and Tongs, are nearly new, having been A. GREEN. Auctioneer. ____ FUTURE Days. By A.GREEN Auctioneer OUSEHOLD AND TURE aT AvcTioN.—On stant, | shail sell. at tne residen: Exq., No. 512K street norch, between 4th streets west, at 10 o’el« ment of Furniture, viz sed but a sh used but a short tim ITCHEN FURNI NDAY, thesth in- of TBs ook &. m., an excellent assort- ble. dress and oth- er Bureaus, Maborany Sideboard, wainut French and other Bed- 8. Mahogany Dining and other Tables, cane seat Chairs, and Crockery Ware, ber and stair C Window Shades, Feather marble-top Centre Chins, Glass, s, hair aud other Mat- of and under $25, ons! Acredit of 6) and 90 days, for notes sitisin ‘sed. bearing interest, 1d A.GREEN, Auot. By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Georgetown. UBLIC SALE OF STOCK, STORE Fixtusks oF « Finst TionERY.—On TUESDAY MURNI} instant, at 10 o’clock. at Arny’s Confecti Georgetown. we will sell t Store Fixtures. Cour- TVOLS, AND tock in ‘Trade, Tools, ofthat excellent establishment. W. r-plated Counter Cases, rble top Soda Fountain, joe cream Tables, 2 haudsome silve: Marble top Counters and J. Gas Fixture_, Paper-fri Candy Jars, Scales and Also, stock of Preserves, Cakes, B: French and domestic Candy, Co: fumery, Fancy Articles, & Also, Block-tin and Copper Freezers, fancy Ice-cream bons, rdisis, Wines, Per and Jelly Mouid:, e Pans of a'l mane Stone Waree™ Marble Siabs, Mortars, i ine: Also, one Wagon and Harness, Also, « few articles of Household Furniture. nd under $40, cash; ov 85 days. with interest and sat. BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auct’s By BARNARD & BUCKEY ESS STAND AT AUC- ESVAY AFTERNOON, ‘ock, in front of the prem valuah'e property known as fronting on Bridge street, Washinzton_ and and every thing necessary to A credit of Hani ises, we will sell thi north side, between streets, 21 feet, and running baCk 276 feet. on the lot a first class three-story brick store and extensive back building, stables, ice- nm opportunity fora first race investment. Terms: Ose-third, cash: the resid: 15 months, tor notes bearing 1 and a deed of trust taken. s the terms must be complied with by F: bARNARD & BU ARSHAL’'S SAI A facias.under the li office of the Circuit Court of t for the County of Washing to public sale, for Casu, in front of : on WEDNES- DAY, the 24h of February , 1858, at 120" te following deseribed property to wi right. title, claim, and 4 Frame Houses ereet In virtue of a writ of fieri .issued from the clerk’s ‘he District of Columbia to me directed, ed on Lot No, 5, in reservation nae, between 43: and 6th sts., in ed and | B. Lockey, and will Judiciais No. 273, to mee HOOVER, Marshal . IVER. istrict of Columbia, Ry A. GREEN, Aw LE OF VALUABLE Ixvrrovep ON TTH STREET, NEAK THE ue of a deed of tr and recorded being dated the 6th andar the réquest of the party thereby secured the auction, in front of ¢ an. 23, 1858, at 4 0° hundred and five, (205) the southwest corner of said rth a ong the line of upon as the property of James be sold to satis! 1857, in favor of Yaxp —By virt of Webruary, 1856, entitled to the debt rt of square nine rty one feet from ware, Sud ranning 7th ebreet east 21 feet henoe seutawardly 35, Osi baginnng, situated in of a good and ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash: and twelve montns, for the deferred pay -built Frome the balance in six the purchaser to give his notes interest trom the A deed of trust taken to secare the payments of the notes. Alt canveyancing at the ex- pence of the pyr, If the terms of sale be not complied within ten of sale. the trustee reserves the premises at the risk and cost of ‘Chaser, by giving five day's notice 2 SOME HEWspaper published in the IMROD GARRET TAC lays from tue day right te resell sai the defaulting pur THE ABOVE SALE FRIDAY, the 12ch day pur. By order of the we IS POSTPONED of February next, sHAL’S SALE m from the Clerk’ of the District of Columb togton, and to me directed. I shall sale. for Casa, in front of tiv y, ou SATURDA ruary, 185%, at |2 a’clock m., the follow: roperty, to wit, vig: Part of Lot l,i squar No. 4 in the City begining at the southesst corne: running thenoe west alo 17 feet, thence north 75 tence south 75 feet to beginni: half part of tot No. ll. in 2th street west 60 feet, running back wit! with the rear of ssid Lot No.1 ed by John MeGa vey of ward; also, the other undivided moiety of o. 11, in said square, and that part of Lot No. 1, in said square. commencing for the same ata fect west = the southeast n virtue of five writsot ment of condemeation, othee of the Cirouu Court bis for the County of Wash e to public Fi use door of 20th day of Feb- S. the line of K street north feet, thence east 17 feet, also the undivided 4 [eet B inches, ax Messra Enuis and west 23 feet 8 inch le} with 27th street of said Lat eastwa ill bew erdiy to beginning, 6. ali end singular and levied upon yg will be sold , 357, a 1658. in favor Geo. Low: YBonobae & Son, "HOOVER, Marshal Scribling, Timo By J.C. MeGUIR E, Auctioneer. SALE OF VALUABLE UN Virtue of « deed day of Apri!, 1857, and 110 Zl, et seg., Ww Rea Estate.—| +A, #.. No, 138, fo: NESDAY, the . m., at the auctior e corner of Pennsy! west, the who! mstore of Jaa, C. M64. fronting €33 feet i ‘ots. and 385 fee ton 15th streets west, and Lot No. 14, in 44 feet on Ist street east, streets, by one hundred feet Terms of sale: One-third cash; six, twelve and 18 months. for not day of sale, seoured and the balance in bearing interest eed of trust on the With in five days after week’, jan 13-ttaw&ds ABOVE SAL IS POSTPONED Y, the 19th day otdwues, 1658, s8me WALLACH, Trustee. C. MeGUIRE. Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, RUSTEE’S SALE. trust from Jesse R eeler, land records of Washi: By virtue of « deed of ton county, in the District of Columbia, in Liber J. A. 8 . No. 1:7, fo:ios 144, et on TH + 1858. at 5 o’eloe No. west comer of ssid thence d hk with the |; went 7 feet tune et t 25, thenes sow the line of K street north, t street north 25 feet to the provements thereon which consi: built three story Brick Building. car oftive hive dwel ue dw Mr. Douxiae and others wee with the line of K wag. with the im- and K streets /oneey INKS Tecently erected by » Bud is in & most rapidly im. -20 ca-h; balsnee in is vane iv All conveyance erent, Kiving three days’ not: STRATES ee. eee From the Associated Press Agent. i —.) Wm. Walker Ladicted. Lis city recently fond inte Ne of tndictaeet against General Willian Walker, Colonel Frank Anderson and thers, for violation of the neutret Ky laws. | They wore beld to appear on tatmn Monday in April for triai Meeting of Creditors ef La: Co, TORCe, Stome & Bostox, Poche myo! creditors of Messrs. Lawrence, Stone & 9 oy day in the Insolvency Court, claims were pre- pooner mage Aad pearly — . AD meeting creditors held the 3d day of March next. " a Cotten OBILE, Feb. 2.—' port during the pant Ube receipts of cotton at this cess of the same week day rules very firm at Charleston Races. CHARLESTON, Feb 3 —At the races Cambell’s Lizzie Macdonald, “formesy? ME. Washington, won in two bente, Nicholas. ‘Fime 7 415 and 749% Ines races Governor Wickiiffe won. Resumption of Baltimere Banks. Battimors, Feb. 5 — of ali the banks in this city have bel « and resolved to resume spetie payments. All the banks are wow paying specie Arrest of = Post Office Clerk. Cricaco, Feb 4 —The local agent of the a erament in this city arrested Henty Van Gerda a eleck in the post o: , last nigbt, on charge or stealing reyistered letters. He confessed bisyour Exports of Cotten. New Orteans, Feb. i —The ex of cotton feom this port during the past to Great Brit- ain reached 27,600 bales—being one of the largest shipments, thus far, of the season. Resumption of Specie payments. Mavcn Cuuxcu, Pa., Feb. 3.—The Mauch Chonch Bank bas thisday resumed specie - ments on all its liabilities. aid Four Lives Lest. 4 CLevgtann, O. Feb 3 —Late reports state that four persons were burned to death at the fire at Ashtabula Infirmary, at Kingsville, last night. Baltimere Marxets. Battimorr, Feb. 5 —Fiour dull; Howard st. a = 50, gd do. $5.25: Ohio. Superfine, xtra do 25; City Mills €5.2505.50 bbl ; ‘Rye flour dui! at $3. ZI = <a Corn—white 52c; yellew 52aSéc. Wheat red, $1a1.; wh $1.05a1 ‘12. wh ny CJ Mess pork firm bbi. nom| do. hams Wali xe. ; Lt i - "Moco sbesaaee var ic New York Markets. Naw Yor«, Feb. 5.—Plour is dull ; sales of 2,500 barrels ; State 4 15884 25; Obie ts 5 cts. eae quoted $4 75a84.90; Southern $4 50a Wheat is buoyant; sales 12,000 bushels ; red at $1. 1531 224. Corn very dull; white b4a66e , yellow = is lower; mess $15.60815 85. Lard at Kc. Whisky is dull; Obie 20xa2Ic. Financial. New York, Feb. 5 —Stocks renee | are duli and lower. Chi and Rock Island 69%; Cum- berland Coal Co. 174; Illinois Central do. bonds 95; LaCrosse and Milwaukie Wy New York Central 81; Mich! Southern 19% Read ing 57¥; Mo. 6's. "3x; Galena and Chicago su; Ernie 23%; Cleveland ani Toledo 43; Cleveland, Columbia and Cincinnati Railroad 91. Sterling exchange dull es Ss WOLFE’s CHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS 18 prescribed with great success by the Medica! Pac- ulty in Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop- sy, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Biood, Inadequate Assimilation of Food, and exhausted Vital Energy; and 5 8 beverage it has no superior in the world. Put up in quart and pint botties, and for sale by ai! the Druggists and Grocers in Washington. UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer and Manufacturer, Nos. 18, 20, and 22, Beaver street, New York, deo 12-3m T NOTICE. HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HI Store to Mr. C. 8. Whitt » takes this ‘method of informing those indebted to him that theur ae peapat pote ie ready,and that he wil: be found at : I. R. McGRE At C.S. Whittlesey’s Paint and ( jan H-tFeh6 M'SS® MEAT FOR PIES. An additional eRet MINCE MEAT of best quality. KING & BURCHELL, jan27_ Corner Vermont avenue and iSth street. ——<——— em: EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS. The attention of ‘emeu about to purchass WINTER CLOTHING ix called tw the fine stook of heavy Woolens now offered at a sacribce for ore, S80 7th street. in by the « bers, aud oh on Feo eed Sheorpers. On aich must positively ahatien Der the wn The belance of our armente, sisting of heavy and light, ‘and colored alee Eg Ray Rt cks, Moscow, + Rag! 8, Talmas and Shawls muat be disposed of dining the ensuing months, offeriog & ra.e opportunity pur- chasing perior Garment at @ greatly redu wee, would aiso call attenticn to our stock \Viater Pornish Goods, ompriaing— mere Mott rs, Sea skin, Bugk and Wo -iea Gloves, ashmere ards xony Woolen Under Garments.a0 Call and ceeat NOAH WALKER & Co's S82 Pa. av., Browns’ Hotel Buildings. N. B. A fine assortment of BOYS’ CLUTHING always on hand. z jon) dew 00 000 MESSR8. $1 ? moor. BROTHER & CO, wil On PUESDAY MUKNING, February 24, & superb collection of those gis FLOUNCED SILK ROBEés, which have created sogreat an excitement in Wash- ington during the past week. Pexn. av., between 8th and 9th ste, N. B.—These elegant c usigned on the SECOND FLOOR of our cata fording the Ladies an ample = bh iat of the con mg ion aty OKE FOR Babe. ae. Supernor Se, in any juantity. nquire, without at the ofhoe ofthe G: Ges Light F J.P. RROWN. Secwntare. © THE CITIZENS OF WASHINCTON AND ALEXANDRIA. Persons desirous of purchaing the SEWING MACHINES of the undersigned epply to jessre. Wail, Stephens & Co., who been dely thu Alenandr day) our only agent for Washington n 91m J. M. SINGER & CO. YE AND BARLEY LT, sale at the of West Fall: Oey Ney L Spores ar sper ng, W'S REVIEW, INDUSTRIAg, RE- oouroes, &e- edited by J.D. Dasha, oe lished monthly ; $3 per an DeBow’s Press,» weekly meer devoted to Polita- cal. Socini, Literary WOR ORI, indus - trial Development j 82 per annum. = OF HARRY SANDE . - ie, pen IN’S COMPU: G. ME ROTT. fe3_ eee BS. SPOKE: FEL 5 5 Fiiinies Clothe Corragh Cavan AEE B hg 8, Handles, Slides: Fi eas, Lcnees, Fringes Wee? Rtereanies: the © Find he one for cash. “ELVANS 8 THO pets. jan %-2w Washington, (intel. States.& Alex Gazette.’ Se aa cre entire se nen nennatr AX®EivVaL EXTRAORDINARY! i. » chenp ven MME MANAAR. GLOGIST AND sormunit ii arb taiae taken a suit of KR eons: Mrs. x's, No. 40 hichth street, and fiatters from her well kcown abilu 4 aerate ae rret the Ladiooand Gewtlomen tthe Vieinity will turn out en masse, and pul her to the test. will cunrantee that those Who visu ber ‘wiil not regret it. 1 gis. So ee jan Dhow" Hf iB Pee Rarer Room, 8 ny a INAL NOTICE.All pereoye seeiding beyond “therein, are notihed that The _fe2-eo$t ___ Sheriff Alexandre comary ) ) BER FOOTBALLS and k ex LAMMOND'S, 7th at,