Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Ss Drixe Dectazation of Wa. Farrett—On Tuesday night it being announced that William Farrell, who was stabbed in the back by the B:l- timerean, Williams, was in a critical condition, Justice Donn proceeded to his bouse and took from the lips of the young man the following statement: i Parrell said—on venoms bepecsioe I was, with my brother, working on Island; having com- pleted our work, we started for home in company with a ae nell Log and we met a maa try Knight commenced talkin; with him; he invited us to drink with him. ME Knight then called a man, who wasa little ahead; did not know bim; he appeared to be intorica‘ed; went to the Valcan House, when two young men came in; one spoke to the stranger and called bim Peter; J thought they were aainted Pete asked him (the man) to drink; [ did not like them; he wanted to bet Pete $20 on a horse race; not liking pote j eanerge I called the man Pete out, and ask im if be kmewthem! He said yes. I then told him it was all right, as I thought they were sbarpers. ‘Then Pete said he did n t know them. [ asked him if be bad much * He said yes, he bad $145. I then told him be had better take care of it, or give it to some person to take care of forhim. He then hailed an omuibus and got on it and went toward Capitol Hill. Williams then came out of the house, and calied bim. He observed that he would be back directly; bat he did nog return Williams then came oat and asked Perry Knight if he was a Democrat? He said no. Mr Kiasley then spoke up, and asked him what he ‘wan ed to know for, as it was none of his busi- ness? Williams went to Donnelly’s door and beckoned for his friend, and then walked out and struck Kinsley in the face with his fist I then struck Williams. Then the other one drew a pistol; I followed him up, and wrested the pis- tol from him; about which time J was stabbed, and went immediately to Gilman's drug store, and sent to Dr. Boyle’s Did not see the knife, as it was taken by my brother. The man who drew the pistol presented it at me, but had not time to cock it, as 1 imm: rely clutched him, threw bim down, and took it from bim. I struck Wiiliams before the man drew the pistol; 1 struck him immediately after be struck Kinsley. Muap’s “Recorpinc Anort."—The early risers of Bsattleboro’, Vermont, were startled New Year's morn, 1857, by the radiant appari- tion of a crystal statue of colossal size, standing, in serene and majestic beauty, at the Meeting of two thorongbfares. They gathered in admira- tios snd astonishment about the glittering won- der, and scanned with delight its accurate and graceful proportions. The noble face wore an expression of intense and thoughtful atteaticn— an expression as if acaim and comprehensive wisdom was recalling and balancing all the ev of history. The drapery lay ineasy, well- defined folds upon its breast, and flowed down to the feet in classic simplicity. A distinguished editor, uewly returned from bis wanderings in the climes of finished art, came with the rest to admire and wonder at the ‘‘ Snow Statne,” for it was in fact moulded of snow and water, which, during the night, bad hardened into firm ice ‘The traveler could not be persuaded that the idea was conceived and wrought out in a single night by a youth of nineteen and uninstructed in the senlj *sart. He saw the scroll of record in the left band, and the style in the right, dropping at the side, not entirely at rest. bat pausing for the coming event, and be said “ It is a masterly sta- tue of History.”’ So near did the Snow Statue explain itself that he called it “ History,” and another, who was equaliy uncertain what the artist Intended to symbol, pronounced it ‘* Mem- ory’ Young Mead himself thought of the Re- cording Angel of the closing year when he moulded that mature and solemn air of undying recollection. Nicholas Longworth, of Cincinnatica name that carries with it thouzhts of patriotic utility and liberal aid to unobserved talent—wrote te Mr. Mead toexecute a smaller copy of his work in marble, and supplied the means te do so. This liberal act has endowed America with another artist; for, when the work was finished and placed at bis disposal. he directed it to be brought to Washington for sale, and the proceeds handed ever to the young sculptor to ald him in execu- ting new works. Mr. Mead’s friends recommend the sale of the statue by raffle, and it is now removed from the Rotunda of the Capitol to Taylor & Maury*s bookstore, 331 Pennsylvania avenue, where it ix on exhibition, and the books open for subscrip- tion to tickets. — Scrxeme Covat — Wedaesdey.—R. Biddle Roberts, Exq , of Pennsylvania, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court. No. 45. Eugene Leitensdorfer et al., plaintiffs iu error, es. James J. Webb. In error to the Su- preme Gourt of the Territory of New Mexico. Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion of the Court, affirming the judgment of the said Su- preme Court in this cause, with costs and inter- est No. 5. Adolphus Durant, appellant, vs Samu- el Lawrence et al. Appeal from the Cireuit Court of the United States for the district of Massachu- setts. The decree of the said Circuit Court in this canse affirmed, with costs. No. 43. The Covington Draw Bridge Compa- intiffs in error, rs. Alexander O. Shepherd ny. etal. In error to the Cireuit Court of the United States for the district of Indiana. Mr. Chief Jus- tiee Taney delivered the opinion of the Court, af- firming the judgment of the said Circuit Courtin this canse, with costs and interest. No. 49. Jacob U. Payne et al., plaintiffs in er- ror, es. Jonathan J. Niles et al. Ia error to the Cireuit Court of the United States for the eastern district of Louisiana. Mr. Chief Justice Taney delivered the opinion of the Court, dismissing this cause, with costs No. 56 George W. Watterson, plaintiff in er- ror, vs. Andrew M. Payne. In error tothe Circuit Court of the United States for the eastern district of Louisiana. Mr. Chief Justice Taney deliv- ered the opinioa of the Court, affirming the jud:- ment of the said Cirenit Court in thts cause, with cost and dimages at the rate of ten per cent. per Aum No. 157. The United States, appellants, vs. Charles Fossat. ‘The argument of this cause was commenced by Mr. Gillet for the appellants, and continued by Mr. Bayard for the appellee. Ad- ourned Wasuixneton Taeatae — Exceedingly wel! did Miss Morant perform the difficult part of * Meg Merriles,”’ in Guy Mannering, last night Since her last appearance in this city, at the Na- tional, she has quite apparently studied hard. and is certain, we think, to place her name high among theatrical celebrities. should she persevere with the same assiduity In perfecting herself in the laborious details of ber calling. The “ Dandie Dinmont” of Mr- Dawson was also an exceedingly creditable performance as was also the ‘Dominic Sampson’* of Mr. Whiting. Mr. Dawson as *- Selim Pettiboor,”” in the Kiss in the Dark, was irresistibly comic To-night we have the admirable Comedy of the ‘Love Chas-,"’ with the parts allotted thus : Constance, Miss Fanny Morant; Lydia, Mrs Stoneall; The Widow Green, Mrs. H. P Grat- tan; Phebe, Miss C Carman ; Master Wildrake, Mc J. M. Dawson; Master Waller, Mr. J. B Howe ; Sir Wm. Pondlove, Mr. D’ Whiting ; ‘Traewoub, Mr. C. Howard; Neville, Mr. J Whiting; Hompbries, Mr Newton The performance concludes with the sollicking facce of the **Maid of Munster,” in whiecb Miss Morant takes the part of Kate O'Bri- en, and gives a recitation from Les Horaces in imitation of Rachel To-morrow night, the benefit of Miss Morant, and on Saturday night, that of Mr. J.B. Howe Avpactous Rosrzat —About 5 o'clock this morulag, as Mr. Haney, the pilot of the steamer Powhatan, was waiking to his residence after the arrival of the steamer at her wharf, be no teed that he was followed by two men, who dogyed bis footsteps, gaining rapidly upon bim, aad finally they came so close that Mr. H made up bis mind to widen the gap between them by starting intoarun. Before be could put bis tention into execution be was struck on the bac of the bead by a siung shot and knocked sense. jess. Reviving in an instant, he pegan to cry for beip, but one of the rutiians drew a pistol, and lacing it to bis head, told him to hush instant- ¥, or he would biow his brains out. They then compeled Bim to deliver his pu-se, which juckily contained but $5 50. The robbers then took to their beels, making good ther retreat Mr H thinks these fellows came up from Aquia Creek as passengers on the Powhatan last night, and noticing that be was alone and fancying that le was ssed of « large sum of money, fol lowed, hoping to make a big haul. One fellows was tall and slim and apparently tomed to the business, doing bis nefarious ¥ with the dispateh and dexterity of a professor The other villain was a small man, and wore 4 tipbt @tting knit skull cap Foxat Hearine ov rug Rioters —Last even- ing the parties arrested for participation in the riot Saturday night, when young Rawlings was killed, appeared before Justice Donn, to havea Sal bear! ng The evidence having been previ- ously given before the Justice, a lengthy exami- mation Was unnecessary. and the decision was that James Rayan and Patrick Barry were each held to bail in 31,000 to appear at Court; Adol- pbus Erb and Wm. Iluseey, 8500 each, and A vustus Heisler, $300. All to appearat the March term. Tur Boriesque Company aredispensing mirth and choice masic most lavishly at Odd Fellows’ Hall. To-night Mr. Warden will give his in- imitable imitation of Miss Charlotte Cushman, as “Meg Merriles,’’ and also his burlesque on the Italian Opera. ls tax Ciacurt Court the case of Van Ris- wick es. Van Riswick, Wallach, and Byington, which has been up for two days past, was re- sumed this morning, and ane ll pending whea this report closed. Centre MaRxet.—As usual im the latter part of winter, the attendance of country dealers at the city markets begins to decline. The supply to-day was, however, of good quality. At the seale-house a fine lot of pork was offered, the at ranging from 87.50 to $8.50 he bay market ‘was very well~ led, but sales were dull, the were 90c. to $1.10 per cwt . The fish 1 were not all occupied. and the demand tight. The prices in the s! were for— ‘ Beef, fresh, prb. Wat5) Dried peaches,qt..12a18 Pork . e+ Wald do. appice, BI - @ Torn 16 Chesteu Chickens, pr Corned pel slog Herring, per doz. Terrapins, each... Geese, 5 Irish potatoes. pk Rabbits, eac Sweet potatoes, pk —_75| Squirrels, eac Corn, pr bush.... 55a70/ Ducks—Canvas Corn,ear,pr bush. 37840! Mallard: Beans, pr bush. Rye, pr bush.. Oats .. Meal Tus Weatner.—Range of the thermometer trom Thursday noon, Feb. 18, to this morning : Morning. Noon. Night ereeeng S28ReeR Remarks. —Feb. 18th—snow; 19th—snow fell all day; 20th—snow, but cleared off at end; 2ist—sharp frost, colder, cloudy, slight rain at ead, milder; 22d—cloudy. cold and raw ; 23d— fine, rauch colder ; 24th-—-fine, and much colder ; 25th—lightly cloudy, sharp frost. Fell moon Saturday, Feb. 27, between 4 and 5 B. p.m Grorcrrown, D. C._, Feb. 25, 1868. Somer SimMPLEToN, writing to the Baltimore Re publican, over the signature of ‘Colorado,’ says: ‘In a fight Saturday night between the “Sni- pers’ “Hibernians,’’ on Massachusetts ave- nue, several persons were wounded and one man killed. For crime, generally, Washington stands in the foremost ranks of desperate ci- ties.” This is refreshingly cool, considering the fact that nineteen-twentieths of the rowdyisim here is the overflowing surplusage of the God-forsuken city of Baltimore. Court oF CLatms.—Yesterday, Judge Black- ford delivered the opinion of the court In the case of Oliver Dubois, adverse to the claim. Judge Searburgh delivered a very elaborate opinion in the case of Jonas P. Levy. the testi- mony being very voluminous, adverse to the claim. Adjourned. Tue Mone Jory. —The Conrt met at 10 o'clock this morning, and a messenger being sent to the Oxle jury, returned with the intelligence that they were no nearer an agreement than yesterday; and, accordingly, the Court adjourned to to-mor- row at 10 o'clock, a.m. Wasuincton Licut Inrantry.—The drilliof this company on the Square, commanded by Cap- tainJ Y. Davis, was admired by all who saw it, and Warner’s Brass Band, which attended it, re- ceived its meed of praise. Richmond Dispatch. Portcr Reports —The police officers making their returns to the Chief of Police, returned $7 cases for the week endihg last Saturday: Ist Ward. 6 caves; 2d, 22; 3d, 27; 4th, 15; Sth, 7; 6th, 2; 7th, 8. Total 87. To-morRow is the day fixed for the execution, at Alexandria, of Jenny, the colored woman con- victed of the number of ber mistress, Mrs. Hall. The execution will take place in the jail yard. Rear Estate.—On Monday last, A. Green, auctioneer, sold part of lot No.6 in square 519, with the ogy PAPE a hs frame dwellings— for $1,445 ‘urchaser, N. A. C. Smith. Gave Bait.—This motning, Martin King was arrested for being present at the riot on Saturday night, by officer Irvin. He gave bail in $300 to appear at court. Tux sPrEcues of Senator Hunter and Governor Wise, at the inanguration of the Equestrian Sta- tue of Washington at Richmond on Monday last, were equal to the best specimens of ancient and modern eloquence. Call at Philbrick’s Gift Bookstore. 476 Pennsylvania avenue, and bay the works of the great orators that you may make — comparison. Valuable presents thrown in, t Watcu Rerorns.—H. J. Jones, Pa ; drunk; fine and costs, $4 19. Twenty-six lodgers—ail non-residents. ‘THERE Is a TIDE in the affaire of men, and go it is with Lager. At this time the tide runs to EmRick’s, Whose reputation as a caterer of good things drink- able is now unsurpassed. it* ————— Das. Hunter & WIittiams, Physicians for Diseases of Throat and Lunes, 52 North Charles street, Baltimore. Dr. Hunter or Williams will visit Washington on the :2th and 2th ofeach moath. The next viaeit wiil be on Monday, March lat. Ofhes 20 Pennsylvan.a avenue, over Mrs. Voss's Jewelry Store. « * fe 25 st MARRIED. On the 23d instant, by the Rev. C. Pb. CULVER, of Georgia, t eldest daughter of W.M M. DIED, Atl o'clock on the morninz of the 2th instant, MICHAEL O'HARE, aged 52 years. a native the county Clar-, Irelal but for the last 25 yearaa resident of thia city. His funeral will take — on This (Thursday) rom his residence, corner Cummins, Dr. a LOUISA E,, Afternoon, at 53 o’cluck, Of 24 street, leiand, On the 25th instant, EMMA, daughter of Benj. B. — Suean J. Beall. aged 5 years, 4 months, and 10 ny 5. ( Wincheater, Virginia, papers please copy.) On the /5th instant, JOHN H. A. WILSON, in the sith year of his His faneral wil place ‘To morrow, ( *riday) » from hia late residence seross the 2ith, at I o'clock the Eastern Branch, Not lost, but goue befoi MAKY M. POWERS, aged 3) yenrs. Her tuneral will take place from No. 293 € street, at 2v’clock ‘To morrow. ‘The friends of the family Bre respectfully invited to actend. 7 At her residence in Hoboken, New Jersey, on the 15th instant. Mra MARY 3S. CHILTON, reliot of the Inte George Chiltoa, of New York, and mother of R.S. Chilton, Eaq., of this city. the 24th instant, of James Por : WOLFE’S CHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS 48 prescribed with great success by the Medical Fac- el, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop- ia, Slug Circulation of the Blood, Ipadequaie Assimilation of Food, and exhausted Vital Energy; and asa beverage it has no superior m the world, Pat up tn quart and pint botties, and for sale by al! the Druggists and Grocers in Washington, UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sule Importer and Manufacturer, Nos, 18, 20, and 22, Beaver street, New York. dae i? wn * we PORTANT ANNOUNCEM ENT b b re) = = = MESSRS. HOUF, BRO. & CO, res} ‘fully announce to the a of Libera bem t Usted wl urgeatand ea ‘ joceeded in effecti i nrruareme d ners of the Splondid Doumigument oF ° MIUKS AND SILK DRESS FABRIC sagaia yee sig: from New York, by which this Unequalled assortment CHOICE AND DESIRABLE NOVELTIES wll remain on sale for A Frew Davs Loncer. ‘The Ladies of Washing*onand peat willthere fore have anot er (but most positively the ast) op- portunity of selec ing from this superb stuck of Flounced and Aquille Si/k Robes, Biack = Velvet. 8B Siik ‘ain ent Figured Black Siiks, De Laines, Cashmeres and Merinon, Poplins and Valence as, Kid Glov's, Grenad: Robes, ko HOOk, BROTHER «CO. NNSYLVANIA AVENU! fe 2 between Sth and %th tte TE dda T ET Reet oer aisles [E.—, ter ed in this cit, Gries $ theinddpens of Lemmon a Brogden onverin oul ore prder and eudereed ae pent, eh Febregs Ladinfooate Brondan, Baltimore, having failed ke, GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. WANTED—A tidy, omart WOMAN to Cook, and : at thin office, or coraeral West ned tie econ tes G etowad. 25-2t* A pengrase Will be delivered in MORNIN G, at 10 o'clock, by the Kev. fasts poor, pablio are respeoctiully invited to attead. fe Pperare, 8 —Just arrived. bushel Nova Scotia Te MERGERS, per ‘schonecr Maszasoit, sale in jote to suit pu: PETER BERR fez 85 Water street, Georgetown. EDUCING STOCK—CHEAP FOR CASH? JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 19 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., jing to reduce et Qs OW&s possible by the 1 { Mare will sel! from {hie date trary dover = twonolf WINTER GOODS at redu prices for cash. Fancy Colored Dress Silks, ¥ 7 Psi a eo F Merinos, Shawls, fs, 8, & wil be so'dat a VERY GREAT REDU 1ON on former prices. Piompt customers supple upon the usuai terms. Those hazing settied their Bills r Shed to Ist poate. be Cees his sreratel fee it wi under gat toall ho bave Rot, to do 30 by uauh or note at their “jan 21 J.H. MOOT, INE ALES.—We res: fully announce to our friends and the public that we have at last sue ceeded in having a larze quantity of ALES of vari inds brewed expressly to our order, whieh we uarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- ‘hat ‘was ever offered in this market. it conv personi jh article of Ale oan have at by ay plying t0.u Tor either o ‘the following brands, tis: ‘Keunett, Burtog XXX Palo, tadia Pale, Phul adeiphia and XX. We also have a fine article of Ber anfat bral oc etveg oak dopa il be . ou s poop ere m si * — wie Po Georgetown, D.C, 417-4 hy N. ¥. RUPPEL, ORTH side of larket Space, No. Bridge ai ‘Sanat Petncenipeen dort Re Oo el! rons hs RESTAURANT Inns, be found at all times the choicest and most excelent assortment ore S, the freshest oys' Sand all kinds of GAME in season. pissin served at all hours aud at the usual prices, jan4-3m , between QOFFicuL Treasury DEPARTMENT, February 12, 1858, Notick 18 HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals will be received at this office until the fifteenth day of March proximo for the issue ofany portion, ot the whole, of tive miilions of dollars in treasury notes in exchanxe for gold coin of the United States deposited with the treasurer of the United States, the treasurer of the Mint at Philadelphia, the treas. urer of the branch mnt at New Orleans, or the sistant treasurers at Boston, New Vork, Charles. ton, orSt Lous, within ten days from the accept- ance of such proposals,urder the authority of the act of Congress entitled “Anact to authorize the issue of treasury notes,” approved the 23d Decem- ber, 1857, ‘The treasury notes wil! be ixsued upon the receipt hére of certificates of deposite with those officers to the cred t of the treasurer of the Ucited States, They will be mede payable to the order of such bid- der or bidders as shall ag. ee to mgke such exchange at the lowest rate of interest, not exceeding six per centum per annum, snd will carry such rate fiom the date of the certificate of such deposite. The proposals must state the rate of interest with out conditionand without reference to other bids, and contain no other fractional rates thaneone fourth one half or three fourths of one per centum. Five per centuim of the amount proposed to be exchanged must be deposited with one of the treasury officers above enumerated, whose certificate of such deposit must accompany each propusal, as security for its fulfilment. Ifthe proposal is not accepted, imme- diate directions will be given to return such depos- ite. Should the proposais be variant from the pro= visions of the act of Congres, or of this notice, they ‘will not be considered. All proposals under this notice must be sealed and nscribed onthe outside “Proposals for Treasury Notes.” They will be opened at this department at 12 0’clock m., on the said fifteenth day of March. HOWELL COBB, Secretary of Treasury. fe 12- T18 OF NO USE, IT CANNUT BE BEAT. LEVY’S OLD WRECK WHISKY, of 1:27, challenges the world—(a big word, but too true to be a joke)—judges from all parts » A little left. Also, can be found at hi shoice lot of other Whiskies, Wines, Brandies. Rums, Old Seon © Wormword Cordials, fine Aargpiee fhe ny “wo pseos Ale, and Brown out, wholesale retail. JONAS P. LEVY, No, 554 12th and B streets north, near the 48 GASTON & CLARK, LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from ‘7th street, under the Avenue House, DEALERS IN CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. The subscribers oali attention toa desirable Stuck of CLOTHING which they now have on exhibi- tion at their Store, No. 48 Louisiana avenue, second door from 7th street, and as they are determined to close off the lot if possible, every effort necessa: on their part shall be used in order to please thei customers. the CLOTHING ect peat 6 ok to be perfeot in poiut o1 fe 1s-tf we can guarantee carey, fit and sty use we make everything ourselves, and have no hesitation in saying our (Gye will be found ~— to the best order work in the country. Vatching the various changes of fashion, parties may rest as.ured of finding the latest cut and make in store, subject to their inspection and approval. 315,00 worth of Goods for Men's, Boys’ and Ser- vant's Wear, will be sold at auction prices, and pur- chasers would do well to examine the lot. This is no humbug, ss our assertions can be proved on ex- amination. Call and see us at the above Store. a R-3m ASTON & CLARK. « Ss ‘OP THAT KATTLING. Tam now prepared to put on “C Anti-Rattling Shaft Fastener,” remedy for the rattling of the sha! of Carriages and Wagons, which put on at a smal expense. Call and examine at my Factory, where I have certificates from the lence Coachmakers in the country. ANDREW J. JOYCE, d 10-tf corner l4th and F sts. RIGHTLEY’S DIGEST OF THE LaWSsot the United States from 1789 to 1457—the text civen in the words of the Statue Book, the matter arranged both alphabetically and analytically; givin also the decisions of ajl the Courts, both State ane Federal, in which the construction of the statue law of the United States has been the subject of adjudi- ertioa, as weil as those of the Executive Depart- man’s Elastic an {t-clips' can most sorement book of reference for profes al men and others.”—Judze McLean “Cannot ful te be of great utility to the bench and bar.” —Judee Curtis. . “Of great ut lity and convenience to many classes —_ of the legal profession.”—Govrernor Wins- ** Almost indispensible to the lawyer, and highly useful to the statesman and man of bu Pp Chancellor Fost “Indispensible to all whos business it is to make or administer the inws.”—Judge Ogden Hoffman, “ereatly facilitate the labor otherwise required in the Grariantens of the Un ted States laws.”~Judge arbour “Will greatly facilitate the labor of the profession and ofall who ha oecasion to Ascertsin what the law is in reference to the enactments of the Federal Lenisiature "—Judke Sanford, Will save the bench an bor.”—Judge Marvin. “The Brrangement of Mr. Brightley 1s not only far ( Peerage for business men, all of wi n Ought to ve such & work, but is more conver it even for ihe profession,”"—Judge Blair, Solicitor Court of om lete in one yolume of 1,083 large and closely printed pages, in full law binding; price sx dollars, or by inai., postage prepaid, seven dollars. fe lo FRANCK TAYLOR YREAT SALE OF CARRIAGES, G AT COST, ‘The firm of Gardner & Place having dissolved on the 7th instant, by mutual consent, to a eir business we now offer for sale, aé cost, at their stand, No. 453 12th = street, near the curner of C,t llowing Carriages: Five Buggics, four Rocknw one Four pas- senger Phaeton. and two Expresa Wagons ‘Af the above were made ofthe best and most tho- rough seasoned lumber and built by skillful and ex- perienced workmen. and will be warrnted for twelve Months; a satisfactory guarantee being given with “NPE ‘Garcent funds reese aces festance. » Hand 18 very cheap for cash. mor SN CHAS. T. GARDNER & SON jan 2)-2taw6w* Successors to Ghrdner & Pia ER PORTMANTEAUS. Mae Nie deaicie af Gonte® Hand Bas. i ~—— article is the ne plus ultra of , nis. Ge # will please oul aud examine this new and is ravi . convent me aye ALL. STEPHENS & CO., $22 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th aud lth streets. fe 5 eolm [States Intel.| and all sorts of CUMBS, a hue bar an immense amount ca fobs Her 'e, near 13th st., and at T CARRIAGES. HE Subsoriber having made additions to , making it now one of the in the Mistrict, where his m7 largest, RIAG LIGH’ AGONS cannot be sur- paseed, sad trom his long experience in the busi- nent Piadett Carriages sud Light Wagous kept on All Ra eA Carvings on in ex: new UPEKIUK MKDICATED GAN.— Just re S So Li feet forganta 49! AS P. 3 No, 554 lvl Oe MM‘! ro Wholesale nnd a ON Ds, br aed UOTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. NEY. AND HANDSOME RICK DWEL- Li-o-Hovsr on E STREeEt, BEr 2D aND 3p Szauare. at t Arczion-—On FRIDAY, the instant, I sha! on the promises. at 4 0 ai on. orLe jo. ie teenie . having & Geet ieee hou neni four fine chambers. fine large s nefeuaccmieae — kitchen ; pus @ residence hs 8: One ti dollar? cash, twelve hun- dred doliar- in three years; the residuein three equal ipstalme: S 8 months. Ali of the de~ | orp nega to be secured by a deed oftrust upon Pile indisputatle, 25-d A.GREEN. Auotioneer. FOR RENT AND SALE. mod Break? red, by applying at Bianchard’ ‘nham’s,) poskenes Pyoorner of — vatreet fe ts OR RENT —A verg desirable two story B PE OWwEiLing BOCs matey eee large Cellar, and ment Ki ituated be ia Capitol Kent 830 per onthe ngears Be! ol pitol. ni i THON! inquire fT. M. HANSON. No, 512 7th sti Intelligencer office. s rg te! ara OR SALE RENT.—A three-stoi F basement PY tia HOUSE, conan te rooms, situated on lith street, between Mant Ne = $1,000 in essh ; the balance in munthly mstall- ment Also, for Rest, corner of 10th and L st: ood stone kodM: Inguire of BAMBSON SiS 8, : .- L street. near 1¢th. VALU. FAR OR COUNTRY SAAT AE of Ae —The advertiser offers for sale, for less than cost. or wi!l axchange for im- proved City Property, a F ARM of $2 acres, situated shout two miles from the city. lard is ina high state of cultivation: the buildings, fencer, &c., are all new and of the best kind. A more desirable place for a market garden farm or gentieman’s coun try residence, 1s seluom to be met with. Persons wishing te purch: will please address M, Box No. 8. Star fe 12 eotm POR SALE—A DRUG STORE on Penusyiva- nia avenue; an excellent stand, doing a good bu- sinest; s&tis actory ss erie | oy jor selling. Ad dress AH. L.., City Post Office. fe 2-\w ee ARE CHANCE.—For sa'e—a medium-sized and comfortable BRICK HOUSE, on Lith st. west, nearly opposite Dr. Butler's Chureh, contain- ing Right G Rooms. House nealy new and in ood repair. With gas fixtures throughout. Terms: ~8'0, $800 cash; remainder in four equal aonual yineBts of $500, secured by notes bearing interest and deed of trast on the property. Apply unmediate ly at 276 G street, fe 19-1w* U? NISHED HOUSE FOR RET or Sate. Having determined to reside 3 tnaings agen | in 1 will rent or sell my residence No. 322 K , north side of Franklin Square. ‘The House wiil be rented furnished, and presents a favorable eens for any one desiring first-class re lence. FO bagi to Suter, Lea & Co.,, Bankers, fe2tf L. R. SMOOT. RYsS ON_ PA. AVENUE TO LET.—Two Rooms, on 2d floor, on Pa. avenue, between 12th antel3th streets, over Sam’, Lewis’ atest) Store. will be let low to permanent tenant. Would make ‘ood office rooms. Apply to WM. F. BAYLY, Stationer. jan 12-tf a O THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON, Worre’s Scuzipam Aromatic Scnnares, The proprietor begs leave to call the atteniion of strangers and the citizens of Washington, to avery superior article of Holland Gin, which be introduced to the American public uuder the name of Wolfe’s Scheidam Aromatic Schnapp: ‘This Gin is manufactured by the proprietor exclu- sively at his Diatillery in Schiedam, Holland. It 1s made from the best Barley that can be procured in Europe, at any cost, and flavored and medicated, not by the common harsh berry, but by the most choice botanical variety of the Aromatic [talian Ju- niper Berry, whose more various extract is distill- ed and rectified with its spirituous solvent. and thus becomes a concentrated tincture of exquisite fia- vors and aroma, altogether transcending in its Cor dial and Medicinal propertiesany alcoholic beverage heretofore known. E The proprietor has submitted it to nearly the whole Medical Faculty of the United States, and has received answers from about four thousand Physicians and Chemists, who endorse it over their signatures as a inost desirable addition to the Ma- teria Medica. Persons who purchase should be careful to get the genuine article, the whole country is flooded with counterfeits and imitations. Put up in quartand pint botties, in cases of one dozen each, and for sale by‘all the respectable Drug- giata and Grocers in the United States. UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer and Manufacturer. Psi No. 22 Beaver street, New York. dec 12 I ADIES, PLEASE READ. 4 For genuine, reliable FURS, free from moth, and fresh made, call at STINEMETZ’S, 26 Pa. ave- hue, between 12th and 13th streets, whi ceived instructions from New York, assortment now hand, on commission, count than heretofore offered. Amoog them will be found the handsomet sets French Sables, half and quarter Capes ever brought to. thie city, for $10 and a2 Victorines $5. le Capes and Cloaks, of superior quality, very eA. Particular attention 1s invited to two very large Mink Sable Capes, worth over $100, each for $75 and $35. wai Sable Cape, medium size, $30 and $35. Munk Sable Victorines $14 and $16. Also, several sets real Hudson Bay Sable, Together with Siberian Squirrel, Fitch Marten, French Mink, &c , in ail their variety. im Irmine Opera Cloaks, very handsome; Muffe to match, of all kinds, from $2.50 to $30. See whdigi ry teen bad bb as not rep- resented, the money will be refi: 5 B.H, STINEMETZ, 236 Pa.ave., bet, 12th and 13th sts., jan ll next door to Madame Delarue, AVIAK, PETITS POIS, CHAMPIGNONS e call the attention of connoiseurs to our im- PeTITS POIs, in butter and natural. INES, 10 ol 1PIGNON botties, ALSO, ca i See of the best quality, and extremely rare t try. Bihiscountty’ KING & BURCHELL, jan 15 corner Vermont avenue and 15th st. y ARLEY MALT, es sae bomen “4 ot We ve CET ead hiss fiaitimoras Md MBROTY PES FOR FIFTY CENTS, Pur up in Goop Casxs. A fine assortment of cases from 5 cents to $5, with good Likenesses, either Ambrotype, Daguer- reutype, or Meleainotypes, Warranted good like« nesses Come early in the day. ij ROBERT SANDS, Pa. ave., bet. 8th and 9th streets, Market Space. jan 21-tf PEACH TREES, 20 50 At $10 Per Hunp For sale at my Nursery, near Washington. above Trees are all of fine growth, and of tn Desi selet tai: stment of ORNAMEN- sO, ere! assortmen' oT) he Tate tVERGREEN, SHAD#, and FRUIT ian 22 2mm JOSHUA PEIRCE. AGGAGE EXPRESS OFFICE 34 D Srregr, Adjoining The States Printing Ofice. " ibscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore eal Ohno ani Washes, Dizeoh Billed kee opened an office, at the above place, for the accom- modation of t. blic, where orders can be left for the use of Wagons to convey Baggage or ea to and from Railroad Depot, Steamboats, &o>or for removal to any point in this City or Georgetown. Office open tom 7 o'clock a. m. to 10 o'clock p. m., daily, except Sunday, 7 to 10 o'clock a. g’clock toldpem JOHN M: MecLIN TUCK, Begnace Agent Baltimore and Olio Railroad. N. B.—Persons coming to ‘Washington or going to their minds where Baltimore, uet having made u; they will stop, by giving up their checks to m agents on the cars, willl have their baggage taken care of ut this office, or at Baltimore office, No. 11 Sharp street, and noextra charge. d10 wAMUEL P.HOOVER’S BOOT, SHOE, AND Ss TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT. 1 have on e assortment of Ladies’, Geptiemen’s, Mis joys’. Youths’, and, Children's Rubbers, ‘Overshoes, Saniiee SADR Gosemers, Boots, Slippers, Buskina helled ard without, Water proof Boots and Shoes, which I will sell cheap for cash. so, ® splendid a1 of Sole Leather Trunks at used prices. Call and for ves, at somone Oe (eee ifovER, avenue, between ian 14 = Sth and 10th ste, EStEctar NOTICE.—Our sincere thanks are hereby tend toall e sattied t irac- counte with us since our | je of bills. Butour rincipa! object now is to call the attention of those ao have not paid to thus notice. We want them to kuow that we are suffering for the use of the money hom we ai ety vee delay those persons ian 2-dew “"SLAGETT & DODSON, PiECURT Auk Sabato ect "Artists invited torpince their Pictures on exhibi- R ING or WINDOW vr Naoen vas fapeae No, 496 7th ateeet, "Oud bina, _AUOTION SALES TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. 7O-DAY ¢ TO.MORROW MORNING. By C.R. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. N THURSDAY 0 Oo StS O'clook ae he BERN OON: the 28th inet &iven and a deed o: COR. L. CROWN 8 Oona fe 24-20 corner of Sth at.acd Pevave, By A. GREEN, Auotioneer, pausteks LA of trust from Jesse Reeler, among the land records of V 3 are inty,in the District of Columbia, in Liber J. A.8 , No. 117, fo.ion l44et ., the undersigned ¥ sell at By blis Suction, theblighest bidder, on THURSDAY, the 23h dey of February, 1858, at 5 o’elock p. m., in front of the pre- ses, of No. 3.in Sqanre No 558, bomin. 3 corner and running thence due north with the hne street west 7! feet 11 inches the depth of the jot thence ne feet, thence south 71 feet 11 inches to the line of K street north, thence with oe K wit im- streets, one f the fine dwellings recently ‘ereoned and othe: is in & most rapidly um- rs, of the city, 1,200 cash; balance in 1, 2,and 3 years; relisser to give notes for the deferred pay- ecto teeT aide ee ah tore en. eonv. @ cost of the purchaser. = if the purchaser or purchasers should fail to oom- ey with the terms of sale inten days after the day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the property the risk and cost of the first purchaser by giving three days’ notice in the jigenocer, J. H. GODDARD, Sr., Trustee A. GREEN, Auct. APBEAUTIFUL HEAD or RICH GLOSSY HAIR, COMPLET*LY PRESERVED TO THE GREATEST AGE. And who that is gray would net haveit restored to former color; oc bald, but would bave the growth re stored; or troubled with dardraff and itching but would have it removed, or troutled with scrofula, seald bead. or other eruptions but wou!d be cured. or with sick headach. uraleia) but would be cured npies from the face or skin ivewil doall this, see circular and t a x NN AR’ OR, Nov. 5, 1856. Pror. O. J. Woon—Dear Sir: I have heard much said of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restora- tive, but having been so of.en cheated by quackery quack nostrums, hairdyes,&c.. 1 was disposed to piace your restorative in the same category with the thousand and one londly trumpeted quack rem edies, until | met you im months since, when you Lawrence county some ae me such Assurance AB mdueed the tri lofyour Re.torative in my family, first, by my good wile, whose bar had become very thin and entirely white, aud before exhausting one your large bottles, her hair was restor. d nearly to ork | beautiful brown coior,and nad thickened pecome beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely over the head. She conlinues to use it, net simply becau-e of its beautifying effects upon the hair, but because of its healthful influence upon the head and mind. Otbers of me family and friends are using hth+ happiest etfects; there- sm and doubt in reference to its vai- rare entirely removed. and | canand do most cordially and contidentially recommend its use by all who would have their hair restored from white or gray, by reason of sickness or age) toorig- inal color and beauty, and by all young persons wi would have their hair beautiful and glossy. Very truly and arate are SOLOMON MANN, . FRrrexp Woon: It was along time after] saw you at Blsstieid before 1 got the bottle of Restorative for which you gave me an order upon your agent in Detroit. and when } got it we e»nciuded to try it on Mrs. Mann’s hair. as the surest test of its power. It has done all that you assu ed me-it would do: and others of my family and friends, having witnessed its eife are now uring and recommending its use to others as entitied to the highest consideration you ee for it. ful! @ tral: #ain, very respectiully a Truly youre, SOLONON MANN. * Cariyte. ILL , June 28, 1852. I have used Prof O. J. Wood's Hair Restorative, and have admired its wonderful effects. My hair was becoming, as I thought, prematurely eray, but by the use of his restorative it has resumed its origi nal color, and, I have no doubt, permanently #0. S. BREESE, ex Senator U. 8. 0. J. WOOD& CO. Proprietors. 312 Broadway, N. Y..(in the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establish- ment)and 1!4 Market st., St. Louis, Mo. And soid by all good Druggists. fe17 Smr = RAITHWAITE’S RETROSPECT FOR JANUARY, 1ase. Scenes of Clerical Life; a new novel from Black wood’s Mazasine. Hide ant Seek, by the authorof ‘The Dead Se ret.” Grabam’s Magazine for Maroh. Emerson’ & Peterson’s Monthly for March, Ballou's Dollar Magazine do. do. Ail the new bocks received as fast as published Also, fine selection of Stationery. Forsaleat. JOS. SHILLINGT Bookstore, Odeon Building, corne! . fe1s and av. DET ANDCREDIT, transiated from the Ger man. Outram & Havelock’s Persian Campaign, by Cap- tain G. H.~ unt, i Hide and Seek, a new rovel, by the author of the Costello, et. ‘The Millionaire, m Dudle W tt, twolives by Rev Robert Burns Valter James White. ‘he Young Ragmuffins, a new toy book. Chamber's Journal for November and December. Biack wood’s Magazine for Janaary. Received and for sale at JOS. SHILLINGTON.S Bookstore fes Odeon Building, cor. 43¢ et_and *a. av. MARBLE WORKS. WM. RUTHERFORD, _ ARTIFICER IN MARBLE, E Street, between 12th and itn Streets North, Wasuineron City, Invites public attention to his extentive stock of beautiful designed atid Elaborately Carved MAN TELS in 8 variety of Marbies, together with « choice assortment of STATUARY, wh-ch for de- sign and finish cannot be surpassed, and are well apted for the Garden or Tomb. A large assort ment of Pisin Mantels, Monuments, and Tomb- stones at very low prices. Monuments of any design exeouted to order with Punctuality aud dispatoh Estimates given or North River Piaging, and e' our line. Ple se call and make an inspection of our stock. B.— Make a note of the address. fei7-¢m is IMPROVE REY S*TRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris Opticu D. WOOLESON, who ral has arrived from Europe with bis $29” SOS n, a6 well as the manufsctyre ofa oth he ad SPEC or Marble work y other work in others of the € EY E-GL which are t) ERISC: and DOUBLE FOC BRAZILIAN P which sre warranted to improv y att with weskness, cataract or tending to it; SHORT-SIGHTEDN Persons who are compelied to use glasses, or those now pain them, will Le suited st firstaight. Those wonderfu DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELIAN CRYSPAL ROCK have received the highest recommendations at the Worid’s Fair, at Paris, through their producing a clearness and easiness of vision heretofore unknown in any other improvements, Also. ail styles of OPEK A, SPY, and MAGNI- FYING GLAS are for sule at h Pennsylvania & tween D street an ue, or ki d Pa. ave: ie. Do not mistake the corner of 8th street. Tiees very reasonable, the same asat his estab- lishment in Europe. nS-tf EW PUBLICATION,—“Historical and Leea, Examination of that part of the Supreme Court’s decision in the Dred Scott case which de- clarea the unconstitutionality of the Missour: Com- romise Act, und the self extension of the Cousti- ‘Territories. carrying siavery along with the author of The Thirty Years’ View; oc- vid Appleton & Co, New York, 1837. work just issued from the press, for li known stand, corner of 433 ctreet and venue. Stereotype edition. beauti- clean new type, si biack ink. Bound ip black cloth lettered. Done up ina durable form for permanent use. Price ~ title purports to be, an ex ution to ne This work is what amiaation of (what the author deems to be) the po litical part ofthe Court’s opimion, avoiding any ro- tice of the judica! part. which related to the claims of the parties on record. It is writen in a spirit of entire devotion to the mstitutions of our country, aud with total abstmence from all party views. The authors own words are: *{ write for no party, but for ali men who venerate the woiks of our ancestors, who wish to see our Government kept on the foundations on which they placed it.” (p 130.) And it is believed that this pledge has been kept in the work, which is co petent judges, as the most orginal and a all the author's works, and so treated as to present Lew views to the oldest reaclers, and in fact to ap- 888 new work oa 8 subject supposed to have exhausted. s08, SHILLINGTON, Bookseller, Odeon Busiding, corner ‘est. 4-tf aud = a wd SANT CARPETINGS. remain’ tock a few of those el- ye MPERIAL VELVET. MEDALLION ca RPE ‘which were receiyed from Europea lit- tle too late for our fall sales. Sre some of the ad i a issued Banh. e ieoene af the aennan oth be Geld nk pariore or drawing-rooms with an ly perb Carpet now have an opportunity to do so at fig- ures so low 8s to be very uovsnal. The sizes ara 18 feet 9 inches. 25 feet 6 inches, and 28 feet long. The made as respined va the room. Dealers in all Bo, Formers oe er ni Goods, fe 23 eotw No.4 Market Space. Hass FOR FAMILY USE, direct from Cin- = Tot of guokkCie ‘D HAMS. which we recommend as Corner Vannes betes cad tate st. fea ine VIO Hecate Sr. Lovrs, Feb ™M—The the an: ined funeral obeequies of ety to dems of the Pacific Hotel dis- -— varions Sch te grave by ve city 2 cttizens. The procession was a 1 i pectaci Moat ing given point. | “ pied ea hour in pass- RS Holland, oi died this oe tims. Several others expected to survive. Endorsement of the Lecompten ties. bit *.. major Test. A — Ie the Senate to-day olutions reported the ete ee Lecompton Constitution, accom ied avery lengthy report, urging the speedy ad ase Kansas under the Lecompton Const tt ction, wate 2 declaration that it in the right of the ony alter whenever ¢ desire throu means. It was on tion to postpone the action to al inority to report was defeated by the jae Y Democratic members Commercial Matters at New Oricans. New Orveans, Feb. 23d —The movement t. James F. Geary in cotton yesterday was very active, and bales were seid at firm Prices; bat pe pny average of li cents for middlii The appeared to run chiefly on Ni account — The receipts continue decrease at all the bales. The retty free, and the total ports during the hems wake ne including 45.000 to Liverpool and to Havre. Freights are firm at 16 324. e¢ on London 7: the latter for AT bills» Pe cemt Premaiam— = From Kausas. Tt. Lovis, Feb. 25.—The Leavenworth Times says that the judges and clerks of the Sbawnee election bave been arrested, and that the poll at Shawnee was taken fo Wi names added thereto at that place. Mr Clarkson, postmaster at Leavenworth,was burned in and threats were made to bang him, if caught” Advices are to hand from Camp scott, January 5. The health of the troo; ‘was good; weaihe: was remarkably mild a = The District Court had indict " ball and others, for high tresses) Pune» Kim A Verdict Against sm. Insurance on a Lot Shi Aboti Bostox, Feb. 4.—The Jonn Milton iS Ip- sured in the New England Matual Company Sor £10,000; in the Union Mutual, of New York. for $10.000; in the Manufacturers’, of » for — and in the New Bedford offices for $40,- The jury in the case of Ela vs. Ex-Ma Smith, General Edmonds and others. <~ claimed damages for injury received in the ren- dition slave case of Burns, rendered a verdict in favor of the defendants. Ivania Politics. STER, Pa, Feb. 21—The Demo- cratic County Del ate Convention, now In session series of resolutions yesterday en- ee National Administration without re- serve, by a vote of fifty yeas to twenty na An immense excitement exists among the (xo _A resolution to instruct the lelegates to the State Convention to vote for Thomas S. Bell for judge of the Supreme Court was also passed From Eurepe. New Yor, Feb 25.—The steamship City of Washington bas arrived, ——— dates dom Liverpool of the 10th, but ber advices have been anticipated The mail steamer due at Halifax bas not arrived Exports of Cotton frem Mebiie. Mosite, Feb 22d —The exports of cotton from this port to Great Britain during the past week were steady at 7-17 per cent Were but 1.300 bales. Freights Exchange on London 7 APALACHICOLA, Feb. 20 —The stock of cotton at present on hand is quite reduced, and bolders are firm at llall¥ for middling. Freights are fimat yd Powder Explosion. Trov. Feb. 24.—The percussion cap manufac- tory of Charles H. Kellogg was destroyed to-day by an explosion of powder. One man was ktlied and another seriously injured. Factory Burnt. . Brtpcrrort, Feb. 24 —Tomlinson’s spring and axle mannfac: ‘was burnt last night by an incendiary. Loss 000; insurance $16,000. Seuthern Markets. Mositr, Feb. 25.—Sales 5,500 bales, the steam- er’s news having caused an advance equal to xc; middling is quoted liye lecrease 14.000 bales. Receipts last three da: 500 bales The cotton market has generally an advancins ten- " dency. AvGusta, Feb. 25 & cent advance —Sales of 1,000 baies at Kea Battumere Markets. Battrwors, Feb. 25 —Plour is firm; Howard street and Onio $4 50; City Mills €4 378$4.50 Wheat steady; red $i $105, white $1,153 = 20 Corn firm; white and yellew selling for oc Provisions in better demand, and prices are somewhat firmer, but no quotable change W bisky dull at 2a2%3c New York Markets. New Yorn, Feb. 25 —Flour heavy; sales of 5,500 bbs ; State Se. lower, $4 30aS4 35; Ohio Se dearer, $4.55a85.00 W heat continues very dull and Southern unchanged #4 7023490 _ Corn continues dull; white 67c 269 5 yellow Gée_a65e Pork is buoyant; mess having advanced 10c > and quoted at #16 6u, / - prices nominal; Financial. New Yoru, Feb 25.—stocks are lower gener- ally. Chieaye and Rock Ixiand 79; Cumberiand Coal Co 21; LMinois Central bonds 97. and Milwaukie 11 Michigan Sou sg Balers — e1y: Penn cal 76, Reading 63%; Canton Co. 24; Virginia Os v2y; Missouri 6'e 3% sell Sterling exchange dull and nominal B‘ ,OKS, FROM LONDON, clot of Foreign Proverbs, | vol. $1.25. Memoirs of t &. ude to t ‘oroelan ‘and other “hiss =< Pope, | vol.; $1.25. Lives and Works of Michael Angelo and Raphel, L vol; $1.25, Whewill’s ay of the laduotive Sciences, 3 vi % sig” potahean's Vision and Creed, 2 volumes : Seiden’s Table Taik, 1 vol ; $1 25. Sur Thomas Overbury’s Wor Francis Quarie’s Enchiridion: vol; 91%. cts. John Aubrey’s Miscellames, =. Chapman's Homer's Thad, 2 vol, Dictieunt Classical Quotations, | vol; $1 25. Pettigrew's Collection of Kpitaphs, } vol., $1.25, Hand Book of Proverbe, 1 vol.; $1.25. fe6 revere ERANCE TAYLOR. Cuz EN’S NEW YORK PLAVING CARDS. / Delarue’s London Piaying Cards. New * ork Congress Pinying Cards. nef ae ce wear Savwe Cores ‘s Pi ia ing Cards. Just unpacked, EP RANCK TAYLOR. patty expected—A few German Playing Cards. 18 JROARDING AND DAY SCHOOL For YOUNG LADIES. . At the corner of 6th L Streets, ®) MRS. WM. KESLEY & DAUGHTERS Cireulars, terms, and sll secessery information given ona) ey. jan 5 dtPeb&eoim 2 ke OE ee ee T8!5 35, 20 GIVE NOTICE that the subsor~ ber hath obtamed from the is” Court of Washmgton Couaty,in the District of Columtua. letters of administration on. h- personal eet at John MeDonald, tate of Washington com ty, de- . Ail persons having c'nims agsinet the said deceased, are he warred te exhilut the same, with the vouchers therecf. on or bef re the 6th day of FPebraary next; the may otherwise by law be excluded from the bene of the ead es'sie. Given under my hand this ieth rat February, iss JAS. W. McDONALD, te 16 wSw" Administrator. Sn OHN RUSKIN’S NEW BOOK—“The Politio I Eoonomy of Art,” by the author of Modern Pau.- ters, | vol., cloth bundang : price 5! ceute. i “ y by ceneanapiameaeeees. OR & MAURY, fos Bookstore asar Sth «treet ARTON’S LIFE OF AAROW BURR. 1 vo. nade F b foe A MOw SUPPER ANCK TAYLOR. pa 1 | Re 4 2S Sek OE LES.—2400 Ibs. Ada - AeA AD Tidioes of excellent quality, at $5 sone. & BURCHELL, Fez them. carpet Vermont aves nad tain st. re ; BRAUTIFUL ROSKNKRANTZ A KERQO, Pocteven, bet little neod. bas been A oor Piano and Music Store. S06 Pe aves betwecs 7 JOHN F. ELLIS. NS. GUITARS, FLU ACCOR DE Vous rings, = , &e., &e., at ogc game ne eanie Maye, JOUN F. RLLIA. Rica see