Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Battimors M. E. Cony Nce.—After our re- port closed on Saturday, the Conference went into the election of local preachers to de won’ orders, and the following names were presented and elected : Casar Johnson, colored; Wilmor Elsey, col’d; Jobn H. Brice, colored; Levi Collins, colored; Robert McCliatic, Benjamin Morgan, Joba B. Shanklin, Wm. Smith T a of local deacons for elders’ owed Dr. W. R Monroe, Wes! Brown, col’d, James Petty, and Andrew Roby, were duly elected Rev ‘These Mvers, from the committee on memoirs, made a report in relation to the decease of Rev. Iscob Larkin, formerly and for many years am esteemed member of this Confer- — together with a series of resolutions, as fol- lows : Resolved, That in bis death our itineracy and the Church baye sustained the loss of an able minister of the Gospel and of a bright example <i worth. ares fot solved, That bis exemplary life and peaceful end afford ‘additional evidence of the power of the Lag of God to triamph over sin and death. Also, in relation to the demise of Rey. Jno. A. Collins, formerly a member of this but late of the East Baltimore Conference, with resolutions of @n appropriate character. On motion they were unanimously accepted. ‘The Chair here announced tothe colored mem- bers present, that the colored deacons and elders would be ordained at Asbury Church to-morrow (yesterday) evening at 7 o’clock Rev. Mr. Clem here submitted a report from the Committee on Temperance, in which it was stated that this subject had especial claims on the Conference c ‘The repert was accompanied by the following solutions : Resolved, That we will give special attention to the enforcement of the disciplinary will inthe use of intoxicating drinks Resolved, That we will preach one or more sermons on the subject of Temperance in all the circuits and stations throughout the Confer- ence. Resolved, That in » cordance with the resolu- tions adopted at the last session of the Confer- ence, Temperance pecceeee be beid ov Tuesday evening in all the Me‘ hodist Episcopal Churches of this city, and that the Committee on Public Worship be, and hereby are requested to pro- vide speakers for the occasion. ‘The report and resolutions were unanimously adopted ‘The Chair requested the Conference to fix the place of holding the next Annual Conference; and the following places were put In nomination: Charleston, Baltimore, Leesburg, Alexandria, Lewisburg, Salem, and Wesley Chapel, Wash- ington, D.C ‘onstderable discussion ensued upon this sub- ject, and each representative urged his claims with much persuasive eloquence. After much speaking as to the claims of the various disticts upon tne Conference— Rev. Mr Phelps made a strong and powerfully put ap in bebalf of tbe Lewisburg station, which be backed with arguments of so effective # ecbaracter that, when the vote was ordered on the several nominations, the Conference decided in favor of Lewisburg, by a vote of 99 to 4. Varion« minor matters were now arran-ed with reference to committee meetings, &c , aud then the session adjourned. FIPTH DAY. The session opened this morning at the usual hour with religious services conducted by Rev Dr. Charles Collins, President of Carlisle Col- lege. Rev. Bishop Ames occupied the Chair. The Chair placed in the bands of the Secretary certificates of the ordinations of yesterday, which were placed on file for record. The list of superannuated preachers being called— Rev. S Smith stated that he had been superan- nuated for twelve years, and desired to re- stored to effective membership ; case laid over informally. The Rev. R. Barnes was, on motion, continued on the superannuated list. The applications of local preachers for deacons orders being called, the recommendation of Rev. ‘Tillman Jackson, colored, was duly received and passed. The new charter of the education society ren- dering it necessary to enlarge the board. The resignations of the former members were here submitted by Rev. Charies Collins, and accepted by the Conference. On the part of the Balti more Conference, the following were elected on tue new board: Revs. Wm. Hamilton, Isaac P. Cook, C.J Baker, and Jon Carson, Esq ‘The following brethren were then elected man- agers of the Preachers’ Aid Society: Preachers, Kev. Wm. B. Edward«, John 8. Martin, ‘Thos Sewall.and R H. Dashiell. Laymen, Isaac P. Cook, Robert Israel, aud Dr. Roberts Rev David Toomas, from the committee on Dickinson Coileye, here presented the annua! report of that Institution, accompanied by a se- ries of resolutions commendatury of the sate, and instructing the conference to axsume a por- tion of the debt of $15,000 now hanging over it After some discussion the Conference by vote — the report and laid the resolutions onthe table ¥ The Chatr here introduced to the body, Rev Mr. French of the Cincinnati Conference, and Rev Mr. Wise, editor of the Sunday School Ad- vocate, who wete invited to seats in the session The Chair presented a memorial of the colored Preachers, asking that a conference be held annu- ally for their special benetit; referred to the prc- siding elders A committee - consisting of Revs. F. Israel, S Rogers, W. J.B. Morgan. © E. Young, J.'R. Wheeler, and D. W_ Arnold—wis appointed to confer with Rev. Mr. Thompson on the subject of the National Magazine ‘The order of the day, being the call of the stew- ards for collections and cl was gone into, and occupied the Conferen: siderable time [We here take occavion to say, that in reporting the remarks of Rev George W. Israe’, on Thurs- day last, we should not have used the word * in- surrectionists,”’ in any connection, as bearing on his remarks in relation to the Southern Church The Rev. gentleman informs us that be did not make use of the remark at all. We certaisly un- derstood him to make use of the term named; but being unwilling to misrepresent bim, cheerfully make this correction } Rev. Dr. Durbin addressed the Conference, re- questing the «ppointment of a committee to pre- a ® constitution for a Conference Missionary ety, and to report the same to-morrow. otion, a committee of three, consisting of Revs. Norval Wilson, F. Israel and W. B. Ea: ‘wards, was appointed. Un motion of Rev. Mr. Hamilton, tue Edaca- tion Board made their report through their sec- retary, Rev. Mr. Cook. It was, on motion, received and ordered to be Placed on tile Rev Mr. Eddy, editor of the “ Northwestern Christian Advocate,”’ was here introducrd to the sexsion, and invited to a seat in the Conference. The Conference then adjourned to listen to a Missionary sermon from tue Rev. Benjamin F Biown, of Georgetown Suirusontan Laectux« —Rev. Dr. Mclivaine Will lecture asain at the Smithsonian on this and Wednesday evenings on “ Ethnology and Pbil- ology.” On Friday evening bis lecture was of the most tuteresting character; but owing to the inclem- ency of the weather the attendance was not larye. Another cause of the small atiendance was, we suppose, the circulation of a report that the lec- ture would be postponed, to which the intensely cold weather gave satisfactory confirmation to very many of our lecture-going citizens ‘The subject of the lecture on that occasion was the Persian arrowhead language, of which the fecturer gave a curious description, illustrated by numerous examples. He also, toa stight ex- tent, eudeavored to explain the principle on which the habits and characteristics of a ple may be detected from the construction of their dialect To the lovers of the curious there have proba- bly beew no more entertaining lectures than these delivered this season, and we are gratified to ob- sesve thelr continuation Eastez Batts —We learn that our fellow- citizens, natives of France and of French extrac- tion, design repeating, on the night of Easter Monday, their late fancy dress bail, an ace which we gave in the Star not long since great gratification of thhousyuds of readers udvise them to restric the entertainment tot We © active participants in own circle, as before, and to dispose of as many promenade tickets as may be convenient to admit gentlemen and ladies to view the interesting aud agreeable scene At least four or five hundred such tickets can be dis- posed of, Loubtless The President’s Mounted Guard alse propose giving a grand ball on the same evening, which Will be graced by the attendance of an overtiow ef youth, beauty and gallantry, as usual with thefr efforts of the sort Tus Temperaxce Causg —The Rev. Mr Cross, who bas been extensively engaged in Christian efforts in the cause of temperance, bas hed and lectured iu the District on the sub- | en gp He addressed various Sunday schools in the city yesterday, and by touching incidents aud the circuiagion of temperance tracts sought to make an ind ble impression on the sminds of the youny favorable to correct Labits All good citizens, Christians, patriots and tax ave a deep and indidual interest in such a benevolent movement. which has a bearing not oaly Lad genet interests, but on the future char- acter our parents, wives, teachers, voters, and legislators of the State and Nation. A DOWNRIGHT UNMITIGATED snow storm is this with which Washington city is visited to- day. Should the «now fall as steadily ax it now is doing through the day, we sball have sleigh- ing and something over Tue Svsvxsax Rrots.—It was rumored on Friday that a man bad been killed in a pistol fight at a well known cock pit near the boundary of the city. The rumor, which proved false, originated inthe fact that sume of the b’hoys had got into a muss out there, and expended a few Tounds of powder and ball. Saturday the fight ‘was renewed, and with more vigor than on t previous day; the parties being reinforced and Provided with better weapons and more ammnu- nition. The fight was of the Indian order, the combatants firing from behind trees, fences, or other sheiter. As they neared the Park. the city police thought they would take part in it; but as they approached the scene of action the r= ents beat a retreat, and some of them, in order to make their escape, threw down their arms, ‘The officers secured a tine rifle and some fowling Pieces, powder flask, pistol, &c. These parties did a sensible thing in going outside the city limits to fight their battles. The public would not be inconsolably ved to hear that they have annihilated each entirely. Wasnivctos Tuaatre.—Chas. Matthews, the eminent E@glish comedian appears to-night inthe comedy written by himself ‘Married for Money,’”’ in which he takes bis original character of ‘‘Mo- pus *' He »ppears again as ‘‘Motley” in the famous sketch ‘‘ He would be an Actor.” and in which he shows his astonishing versatility, assuming three characters and singing three comic songs— “The Pleasures of Acting,” the Welsh ballad of “ Jenny Jones,” and the Scotch song ala Fran- ~eais of “ Auld Lang Syne."” The pressure for box seats indicates that the Tush to see Mr. Mathews and his beautiful wife during their brief ement, will exceed any thing ever experie cd. in the theatrical history of this city. “Harry,” a poor old colored cripple, well known to the charitable of the Seventh Ward, and who has been in the habit of hobbling about upon crutches, gathering rags from the streets to eke ont a subsistence, was on Saturday morning found frozen dead in a cellar on 9th street, where he bas been accustomed to lodge! He was buried esterday by the Corporation officers. ‘The poor Fellow's destitute condition was not known in the neighborhood, else relief, ax hitherto, would have been promptly given him. Somer Rowntes, of the class called by courtesy “genteel,”’ about 12 o’clock last night attached a large basket to the street door of Dyson’s Apoth- ecary store, rang the bell violently, and then de camped. To their obtuse perceptions this was doubtless, 2 choice bit of fan We trust the fun may not be all on one side, and that the pubiic may have an opportunity of seeing their funny seein on the reverse side of the watch house gra- ings. Avoustus Norton.—Dr. Fairfax, the attend- ing physician of this young man, who was stabbed at Bell’s toll gate on last Sunday week, is now satisfied that there ia no danger of death in consequence of the wound. H. Martin, who {s now in jail for the offence, will have his final hearing before the magistrate aud probably be admitted to bail. Criminat Court.—This morning the Conrt took up the case of J. C. Willard, charged with assault and battery on B. Knox. Verdict not guilty. George McCoy, Laurence McDonald and Hugh Smith. indicted for riot and assault, submitted their cases by their counsel, JH Bradley, jr. The Court, after bearing the evidence ayainst them and ascertaining the time they had been in jail, fined them 1 each. Jain —Frederick Costrick and Peter Barjot were arrested last evening for an assault and bat- tery on a gentleman at Barjot’s house. ‘The scuf- fle caused the loss to the gentleman of a small amount of money, and small articles of value to tohim. These he supposes he lost in his at- tempts to escape. Justice Donn this morning committed the accused to jail for a trial at court. A Buitpine Burngv.—On Saturday afternoon last, the servants’ house on the farm of Mr. Elivs Yulee, in Alexandria county, Va, caught fire from sparks from the chimney, and was burned to the ground; involving a loss of perhaps $300 By the exertions of the family and various neigh- bors, the main house of the farm was preserved from destruction, with great diificulty, indeed. Ma. Trove’s Ogigxtat Picturrs.—We have only space to-day to call attention to the adver- tisement of these interesting pictures, and shall refer to then again, meantime advising our read- ers not to fail to see them ere they leave the city. We ane indebted to Mr. J. P. Bartholow, of the new ariculture warehouse, Seventh street, for an useful “‘snow broom.’’ It comes most apro- pos. Householders will find just such a broom as this a capital aid in clearing away snow Riot —Yeste:day Jas. Burns, Jno. Umberfield, Philip Smith and Jas. Smith, were arrested and taked to the Central Guard bouse fora riot. They all gave security for court; the last named was also fined $20 ard costs for carrying a weapon. No PerrorMance To-s1cHt.—In consequence of the extremely unfavorable weather there will be no performance at the Theatre, to night, we hear. Wartcn Retorns, March 6.—Edward Osburn, Ireland, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 90 days; Patrick Murray, Ireland, do do; Samuel Tasker, do. do ; Ann Booth, colored, Md . pro- fanity; do, John Harney, Ireland drunk and dis- orderly; fine and cost, 23 44; Edward Courtenay, Canada, vagrant, workhouse 9 days; Wm Carr, Irelard do do; John Harris, Ireland; do. do; 21 lodyers—all non-residents. March 7th —Patrick Conolly, Ireland; George Williams, alias Batler, col’d, D.C , Rob't Evans, col’d, DC , gambling; fine and costs, $3 44 eacb; James Barnes, D C, riot; security for court; Jno Umbertield, Db. C., do. do; Philip and Jas Smith, Ireland. riot and carrying weapons; fine and cost; 21.44; William Brown, alias Hicks, col’d, disorderly conduct; fine and costs $3 94; John Barker, colored, do. do.; Aquilla Barton, col'd; do do; Frederick Costrick. France, as- sault and battery; ja! for court; Peter Bargat, France: do. do ; 10 lodgers—all non-residents. In the West Lock-up there were 23 lodgers during the week. alvo the following prisoners; James Jennatt, drunk and divardesty ; fine and costs, $225. Wm. Brown, ealaved. fo ceny; ten stri Henry Martin, D.C., assault and bat- tery; committed for further hearing. J. Mountz, Ireland, loafing in an engine-house ; workhouse 30 days. Geo Mecallion. D. C , vagrant; do Ann Eaton, colored, D. » drunk and disor- derly; fine and costs, $3.56 Amasa Rankins, Md., assault and battery; Thomas Bury, Eng- land, do ; juil fur Court. ‘Jas. Moreland. D.C. unlawful weape fine $25 and costs. Jno. Lo- an, Ireland, drunk; workbouse 30 days. Joln urns, do.; do. Jno. Williains, 8. C., vagrant ; 2. Wepoinc Canks, very pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream and Water Ices at $1.50 per gallon, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F ste. m 8-Im* J. Fusseii. In Gerogetown. on the ev: of the 7th instant, HEY VIRGINIA WALLACE. in the in Miss MA LACE, in the 17th year of her age. Gone, cone, gone, To the land of the pure and blest, With scarcean audivle sigh, Gently she sunk to rest. The friends and gcquaintances of the family are respectfully invited toxttend the funeral mor- row Afternoun, st 3 o'clock, fi the residence * rom corner of 6th and Frederick streets. en thes th ieptant [DAMA RIA, aged ponthe, « and “Al- (Lion ‘The triends of the family a pectfull ited to attend th on To morrow Tuewery Ae juneral ternoon, at 24, o’elock, from the residence of Harvey, No. 410 7th street, between G and H. On Saturday tyte 4 the 6th instant. of rheu- maric fever, CLARK IDER, in the 25th year of is age. Hus friends aud the friends of the family are in- Yited te at his funeral from his lace residence, No. 494 € street, corner of 13th, on Tuesday even- 2 o'clock. = Very suddenly. at F itzgerald’s, Pa. avenue, CAL” VEN J CROCKER, uly son of Hon. Ira Crocker, in the 3.th year of his age. He was a member of the adv-nee party of exploring engineers of the South Pass wagon road exsedition, and a man of most daring nd resolute character. On the 6th instant, Mrs. MARY BROWN, con- sortof Wm. Brown, d ceased, in the 6lst year of her age. On the 6th instant of oarqwrarter | the sixth year of his age. RICHARU WALLACH, youngest son of Catherine and C. W. Boteler, Jr. In Georgetown, on the Gth instant, Mrs. ANNA TENNEY, w the ear of her age. ot New York, on the Sth instant, MARGARET- K., wife of Lieut. J. R. M. Mullany, U. 3. Navy T THE AMBROTYPES AKEN at my Gallery are said to be the best taken in the city. ‘Phey are true likenesses are cheaper thun any taken in the city. I havea hne lot of new s'yie cases. LIKEN ESSE; ty pes) COP OMIRTATURES take Leek 8, &o., by je and set Bi it ROBER T'SasDS. _ Bs ave..b t. 8th and 9th ats, R.B.SCHWARZE, WHOLESALE Deacer 1 - Kespeetfully informe his friends aed oostene that he will sel! ius OYSTERS (which o~ are kaown to be of the best quality in’ the mirket)at a lower price than any zr = one eise can afford, a8 he eee tS aa BTICED Ov otES al PICKLED J B. SCHWAKZE, = m2 im Southeast corner 12th and E streets, GEORGETOWN. Grorcrtown PuBtic Scuoors.—The Board of Guardians met, in regular monthly meeting, on the 3d instant; present, Messrs. Beall, Mar- bery, and Hyde. Mr, Adler's resignation was presented and ac- cepted, and Mr. W.C. Magee unanimously elect- = es ~ tho Board, and a m: r. Deal esignea ions in the place of The quarterly reports of the teachers were pre- sented, examined, and ordered to be filed, and sundry bills approved. Mr. Marbury, from the committee to Congress, made a verbal report, and the Secretary made & Partial report from the gentleman appointed to canvass the town, showing 1,923 children of school age, as far as canvassed, of whom 94 ‘went to no school whatever. An interesting ceremony took place at the school rooms on Priday afternoon, kee the oc- casion of the aearterty, Presentation of cards of Merit to those deserving them. There were present, Mr. Z. Richards of Wash- ington, and Mr. Van Santvoord and Dr. Ironside of the Washington School Trustees, three mem- bers of the Board of Guardians, and one or two citizens. Before the distribution of the cards, Mr. Rich- ards, ay previess invitation, delivered an inter- esting address, and the cards were then distrib- uted to the four departments, respectively, by Mr. Van Santvoord and Dr. Ironside, and by Messrs. Marbury and Magee of the Guardians. This is an interesting quarterly ceremony that never fails to gratify those who witness it. Sev- eral members of the new Councils, and some cit- izens were expected on this occasion, but they were deterred, no doubt, by the severity of the weather. If there are any citizens, male or fe- male, who feel any interest in the education of the young, they would cause mutnal pleasure by attending on these occasions, if but to show that there are those who do feel such an interest; for, a pe jeter from the attention bestowed on these schools by the citizens, there would seem to be an almost utter indifference whether education or ignorance should prevail; but knowing that ix not the case, it is hoped that the number of vis- itors will increase. ‘ GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. For SALE—On Reasonable Terms.—One two- . Be ~ ied aE rey ese re uilt, and well ironed; a first rate AY CRS CUTTER, made by Sino: one of Sin-. olair’s lever- r working HAY PR ES. Also a beautiful lot of FANCY CANARIES, amongst them some of the most fascinating songsters. The above enumerated articies cau be seen at my Warehouse, imuediately on the Canal, on Market Space. west of th» Market House. ms-M,Was A_H. BOUCHER. T NOTICE. = HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the subscribers, carrying on the lime Burning business, under the name and fiim of W. jodey & Co., has this day been dissolved by mu- tual consent. - W. H. Godey alone is authorized to settle the busi- ness of the late firm, to whom al! persons indebted to the firm, by open account, wiil plerse come for- ward and settle the same by no-e or pinot W.H.GODEY. ' The business will be carried on, as heretofore, by W.H.GODEY. March 6-3t CAR D.—We have just taken the well-known stand of Wm. Emmett, at which we interd carrying on the Confectionery business in all its branches. and we hope satisfactory to those of Washington and Georgetown who may favor us with their orders. if punctuality and long practice be recommenda- tions weare to be relied upon, having been for more foe fourteen years in the establishment ui Mr. C, ‘autier. We at all times prepared and pleased to furn- ish Bal s, Club:, Parties, &c., at short notices, and we always try to keep on ha d h CAKE and CREAM as gained the first silver medal for us at the Mechanios’ Fair. ATZ & BROTHER, Bridge street, Georgetown. (Intelligencer) _ For SALE.—4,000 CHESTNUT RAILS ; also, POSTS, when ordered. . 100 tons very superior CUMBERLA COAL, jane. and fiae, in lots to suit purcaasers, and at jerate prices ORME & KURTZ, m5-3t Cana! Wharf, Green street, Georgetown. OCKET-BOOK LOST.—Lost in Georgetown & Pucket- Book, containing about $23 in money, vi three §5 notes. one half-eagle, and some change; also some valuable papers. ‘The finder will receive ten dollars reward for returniug it and its contents to Mr. WM. H. TENNEY, or if he wants to keep all the money, he wil! confers favor by re- Farnaa png papers i a ae through the post office to W. IL. Tenney, Georgetown. m 5-3t i JAMES A. NELSON. OR BOSTON —First Vessen—The packet schooner Marietta Burr, Capt. Nicker-~% has arrived and will sul as above. 48h freight or passage apply to HARTLEY & BRO . 101 Water street, Georgetown. m3-lw fa _m6-3t* | eee STUCK—CHEAP FOR CASH JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., ing to reduce his stock a8 owas possibie by the ist of March, will sell from this date every descrip- ne WINTER GOODS at reduced prices for oash. 4 Fancy Colored Dress Silks, Proted Mousline Delaines Merino, Plaids and French Merinos, Shawls, Scarfi ae 1oaks, &0., willbesoldat a VERY GREAT KEvUCTION on former prices. Piompt customers supplied wu the usual terms. Those having settied their Bills rendered to Istinstent, he tenders his grateful ac- knowledgements and will be under many obligations te al Who have not, to do so by cash or note at their earliest convenience. jan 21 jJ.H. SMOOT, SINE ALES.—We respecttully announce to our friends and the pybiic that we haye at last euc- ceeded in having a large quantity of ALES of yan- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- ety that was ever offered in this market. All persons wishing # nice article of Ale can have at by a plying tous for either o the following brands, viz. ‘Kennett, Burton XXX Pale, india Pale, Phils adelphia and XX. We also have a fine article of Brown Stout and X X Porter always on hand. u by mail, or given to our drivers will be AR) SHINN, nion Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, eorgetown, D.C, N iH. RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Spacey No. 37, between Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown, announces to @is patrons that at his! RESTAURANT may be found at all times the choicest and most excelient assortment of | GuORs. the fresh Been ERSand al di7-d kinds of GAME in son. eals served at all hours and at the usual prices, jan4-3m T° THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTO. Wo trr’s Scuzipam ARomatic ScHNAPPs. The proprietor begs leave to oail the attention of strangers and the citizens of Washington, to avery perior article of Holland Gin, which he introduced to the American public under the name of Wolfe’s ‘Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps. This Gin is manufactured by tire proprietor exelu- sively at his Distillery in Schiedam, Holland. It made from the best Barley that can be procured in Europe, at any oost, and flavored and medicated, not by the common harsh berry, but by the most choice botanical variety of the Aromatic Italian Ju- niper Berry, whose more various extract is distill- tified with its spirituous solvent. and thus concentrated tincture of exquisite fla- vors and aroma, altogether transcending in ite Cor dia! and Medicinal propertiesany alcoholic beverage heretofore known. The proprietor has submitted it to nearly the whole Medica! Faculty of the United States, and has received answers from about four thousand Physicians and Chemists, who endorse it over their signatures as 6 it desirable addition to the Ma- teria Medica. Persons who purchase should be careful to get the genuine article, as the whole country is flooded with counterfeits and imitations. Put up in quartand pint bottles, in cases of one dozen each, and for sale by’all the respectable Drug- sta and Grocers in the United States. UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer and Manufacturer. Depot, No. 22 Beaver street, New York. deo 12-3m EW SPRING FASHIONS.—“The American orld of Fashion,” a quarterly journal of the it Parisian styles. illustrated by large colored plate with 10 full fength figures, and the fashionable bonnets, oa)8,&c. Also, chart and directions for outting the and mantilla of the season, with rials, &c. rice Fifty Cents a TAYLOR & MAURY’S Bookstore, 334 Pa. av. IOLINS, GUITARS, FLUTES, ACCORDE. i Violin Strings, Music Paper, &c., &o., at Net” muostere: JOHN F. ELLIS. HOUGHTS FOR THE HOLY WEEK, for Far persons; by Miss Sewell, author of Amy Hurbert ; 37 cents Barolay’s City of the Great King, | vol., 8vo., col- “7 a», = her tenting FRANCK TAYLOR. ALTIMORE LIFE NCORPORATED 1890, | JOHN I. DONALDSON, President. A.B. COULTER, Secretary. This Company LIVES and BUYS ANTS A TIES, &e. CRN pamphlets eer, be obtained at the Company’s Agency for the District of Columbia, office of Lewis Johnson & Co., Bankers, 18th street and Peneayivems ayenee: W. MAGILL, Ag D,R.HAGNER. M. D., Med Ex'r. _‘fe'23. YEAR BOOK OF FACTS HE, pueren Te 1858; exhibiting the most id rovemnents of the sere imat in Mechauios and the useful Arts. Natu: ral y, Elect 7 Cheeta peel —_ Rotany Geoloey ord Mite 2: A. | volume, Loadon: mat received Oy Ep RANCK TAYLOR. AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. EXTENSIVE SALE OP AN ENTIREGAL- LERY or Rare anv VaLuasie ENGRavines a™p O1t Pa xTINn On WEDNESDAY EVEN- ING, the 10th instan' it I be continued evening until Sopeuas ety tT shall well, at seven or , at my Auction rooms, on the corner of 7th streets, without reserve the | it and most bespemeg sane pee | fed - Engitsn ‘Steel En- vt offer u - "The lates are all tresh ‘as imported "from Lon- ‘The aubjects comprise historical, landscape, reli- einen eotee sacred Plat ‘teed coche Also, an assortment of fine Engiish Sporting Sub- ‘he pictures will be ar for exhibition on Tu z morning and bt Se feet ‘worthy cating visit asa gallery ofar.. The ladies are especial lavited to vatiend the sal - A. GREEN Auctioneer. ROPOSALS FOR ENGRAVING AND ea PRINTING, Orrice SurzxintEenpeNnt Pustic PRINTING, Washington, Februsry 25, 1858. Proposals will be received at this office until Thursday, the lith ay Shemp 1858, at 12 o'clock m.. for executing the follow.ng engraving and print- ing. to agcompany the eighth edition of * Meury’s ‘Sailing Directions,” viz: 4 1. For engraving on steel twenty five medium Me) pases vga poetics lane pages to be en- raved on eno! ate. st For printicg from steel plates six thousand copies of nineteen quarto and two folio pager. a For printing from steei plates six thousand copies, and coloring by band three thousand copies of nine quarto and five thousand copies of one felio e. “t For transferring from copper and printing on stone :x thousand copies of nine and five thousand copies of three quarto pages, for transferr: and printing, in three colors, five thousand copies one folie page i . Ali oi this work is to be executed in the highest art, and will be open for the ingpection this office until the morning of the day }, With the original, are required or correc- before the ie Proof impression: to be submitted to this office for approval tion free of expense. for transmission, plates are received or the printing comme: |. It is to ba distinctly understood that no bit will be entertained from any party pot directly engaged in, and practicaily acquainted with, the clinracter of the work bid fur. Bonds will be required from the succes+ful bidders for the faithful execution of their contracts. a paper for these plates will be furnished by this ol 5 Blank forms for proposals will be furnished to per sons Wishing to bid by app! cation at this office. The proposals must be addressed to the under- signed, endorsed “Proposals for engraving, c.”” sKO. W. B WMAN, fe 2% eotd Superintendent Public Printing. CHoIce GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. ‘The undersigned has again the pleasure of offering his extensive stock of genuine GAR DEN SEEDS. which are this season of xcellent qcaiity, warranted pure and=™ fresh. H.s facilities of supp'ying all articles of fin- est quality and correct to name, from England and the Continent, as well as those of domestic growth, is unsur; |, if equa'led, by any house in the trade Market Gardeners, Farmers, aud others will find these Seeds as chenpas they can be purchased in the United States, either wholesale or retail, in bulk or packages, and unsurpassed as to quality, : Early York, Large York, French Ox Heart, Pre- mium Fiat Dateh, Large Drumhead, and other Cabhages, Blood Turnip Beet, Early Short -top Radish, Round Purple hes Pian’, | arge Snooth Tomato, ou aay Salsify, extraea ly Peas, Beans, & of the chvicest kinds, se- ve collection, tor any latitude tered, prepaid by mail, at the fo - —the best coileet.ons have several d, which sell separately % 8 English Pansy, F lected from b: in the Union, lowing low rat varieties incl cents per pap Trutfent’s Asters, &-: 100 papers choicest varieties = - - ino” 2d choicest varieties ~ = + cota » * choreest varieties - = - SA ** 2d choicest varieties = - = = 2 “ choicest varieties 7 - JOHN Sal 396 7th street. corner H street, Washington. D.C, din this city on tae ith . he address of Lemmon & Brogden, Baltimore. coverin: e drawn by ourse'ves to our own order and endorsed at ¢ months, 5 h February, 1858, for #83470, payable at the counting-room of Lemmon & Brogden, Baitimore, having failed to venoh its destination, ail porte re hereby cau- tioned against negotiating sail pot fa 22. tf * RARROUR & SEMMES. RUNKS! TRUNKS:! TRUNKS lersigred has now and constantly kee, n hand a large and 9 supe- Sax lor assortment of Sole-leather TRUNKS AND VALISES. alac Iron Frame and Wood-Box TRUNK + ZLVET TAP R PESTRY and CANVA ING BAGS and SATCHELS; S$, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c. We are prepared to compete with the hest manu- facturers, 1m Proof of which, read the following Re port of tee Committee at the Fair of the Metropol: tan Mechanics’ Institute for 1857: Tophsm & Norflet deposited a Sole-leather Trunk that is, for solidity aad quality of material, the best on exhibition. fe 25 Th& M,}2t ENKIN THowas, Saddler, B.S. Kinsey, Currier. N B.—Trunks Coxeret and every ee of ted with neatness and dis 3 Repairing executed wi i pestnces pee No, 499 7th street, oppo. Odd Fellows’ Hall, ay, Washington, D.C. _ m ACE .—LACE!—LACE FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. WM. HAYMAN hea returning to Europe and is sclimg off his .emaining stock of his rich assert ment of Laces at unheard-of low prices, consistiog of— HONITON SETS and COLLARS, ROUND POINT do. do. POINT APPLIQUE oH se 7 jo. do. LA black and white. tt the piece or yard, RICH CAPES and MANTILLAS of the richest designs, at the *LAKES,” 544 Pennsylvania ave- oy WM. HAYMAN “R,and Busine: containing Forms and In- Arbitiation and Award, Assigninents, Chattel Mortgazes, Bills of Sale, Bill of Lading, Bonds, t xchan, D:efcs, Promis- sory Notes Orders, Receipts, e- Bilis, Convey - ances, Deeds, Mortgages, Indentures, Sat isfactions, Keleases, Dower, Lea.es, aoe noes oes = Agreements, C sition Witu Creditors, Charter of Vessels, Bu » Letters of Credst and Li- cense, Marriage, Ariicles of Partnership, Power of Attorney, Wills and Codicils, Trust Forms, Bar- ter, Liabilities of Common Carriers M.nors, Naturaization, Pre-Emption Rights on Public Lands, Kightsto Military Bounty Land, Copyright Laws, Regulations and Forms of obtaining Patents, Cus omouse Regulations, Domestic and Foreign Rates of Postage, A System of Book Keeping, In- terest Tables, Equation Tune Table, Interest and Mengsuration Rules, Weghts and Measures of dif- ferent Countries, Value of Gold and Silver Coin, &c., &c., together with the Laws of the v: States on the (Qualifications necessary for rs, Household and Homestead Exemptions from kxe- eution, Deeds, Acknowl-dement of Deeds, Me-han- tes’ Lien Collection of Debts, Vimitation of Ac tio Regulating Contracts, Chattle Mortgages, Rights of Married Women Dower, Rates cf lr reat, Usury, and Wiils, and a Map and Seal St en eee 3 Py ae ve Bos tlorney an OU lor at Law; price t. sale by TAYLOR & MAURY, Reokaellera. near 9th street. *URNITURE-FURNITURE, We have just received a large a’dition to_our stock of Cabinet and other Furriture, which has been gotten up in ti fuland elegant style toour order, the workmanship of which we warrant of the best quality. ‘ITES COMPLETE, and Mahogany; upholstered Centre, and nd Whatnots, h Marble Siabs Soud oak, handsomely ornamented in Gold. Solid Waivut and Mv hogany, csrved; Black, Enam- elled in goldand flowers, with other painted sets all colors. DINING ROOM. ul Osk, Walnut, Mahogany, and Cherry Extension Dining Tables, from eight to twenty feet, Oak, Wainut, Mahogany, and Rose Ladies’ Dining oak. \Vaiut and Mahogany Sideboards, with Mar- “ “9g ornamented with Looking Glass Backs. FEATHER BED Owe AND PIL- Curled Hair, Husk, and Husk and Cotton Mat- FICE | ND SALAMAN CE DESKS, CHAIRS, A N~ ed : it vais Wit “ae tent sal < arvin’s Wil er- patent salamander ““fre-proot Safe, secured by ile celebrated “La ale. in groai variety, Bed stonds, Bureaus, Ward- robes, Washatands, Lightstands, Sofas. Tete-a tetes, Kasy. and Kocking C- airs, in haircloth. soo eine —— seat eee All of which wil! approved paper. nO AN OT OG RECUR & CO., Nos. 53), 58, ard 5° fe 2-eo6w Seventh street. B4eeser EXPRESS OFFICE 34 D Street, _ Adjoining The States Printing Ofcs, ans subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore oO} ‘ashington Branch Railroad, has ry a Koo at the above pape, for the - lation of the public, where oan be left for the use of Wagons aver Bae e ee to and from Rail: Depot, Steamboats, &c.. or for removal to an: in this City or Georgetown. Office open fro: ‘olock &. m. to 10 0” P. m sci sae Se ei omeanteseee™ Bageace Agent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. N. B.—Persons coming to Washington or to Baltimore, not having made up their minds where they will stop, by giving up checks to my Qgents on the cars, willl gare of at this office, or at Sharp street. and noextra ohare MARBLE WORK FOR SALE, ATUARY and ITALIAN last few months. A. MARBLE MONUME ime of which are of e: a in eee aks’ will bo sold without HERFGORD, ‘n Stone Y«rd, Sth 1 fe 26-eolm we. TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING am Seals. Keys, Gold Penci!s, Gold Pens, 811) Eeataes Gard Caees puri casenss: tre Pome With ‘eat stock not here mentioned. The ladies Bre respeotfully invited to attend. Perma css. rind WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. m3 By WALL & BAKNARD, Aucts. Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. @ALE OF PRIWE SeCceRIES FRUITS, &S'axp Ligvoxs.—On TUESDAY MORNING, Sth inst., in front of our Store, corner 9th street and a, we will sell a stock of prime Groceries, barrels Brown and Y. 4 pwns Yellow Sugar, do. Haif barrels and kegs Sugar House Syrup, Lot of prime cutting Cheese, Boxes y Toilet and Chemical Soaps Ko anareh. do Macaroni, xerel, barr.is prime Herring, Adamantine and Mould Candies, _ Boxes see eases Salad Oil, Sard Barrels of Old Kye Whisky, do. Octaves, Demiiohine, ana Hort Liquors of different kinds. in glass, S octaves of Brandy in bund in Georgetown, Boxos Oranges. do. Lemons. Nuts, Figs, Ali t of Spades and Shovels, on account of m it May concern, Ter: je. m6 ts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. FUTURE DAYS. By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer, Signor VITO VITI & SONS’ GRAND 4D Crassic Salk oF ITALIAN MARBLE PARLOR AND GARDEN Statuary, CiassicaL Vases, BRONZES, AND Po Rian WaRR, embracing articles O{ the most elaborate character, will take place on THURSDAY BVENING, March Ith, at 7 0’o!"! at Crouch’s Academy of Music. corner of Pennsy vania avenue and llth street. This rare collection comprises Liietize Busts of Washington, Ciay, Webster, Jackson and Nicholas |., Soperb original, the Nymph of the Arno, by Boai. Group of Charity. by Auseimi, copied from the orginal by Bartolini, Also, the Penitent, by Nelli; Madonna. by Coali; Divine Love and other ciassic subjects. Garden Hacenpoee four feet high: Spring. Summer, Autumn and Winter, Alabaster Marble Groups: Hebe ping risk to Jove, Fidelity, The Vintage Group, Cleopatra, Power's Greek Slave, Shepherdess. and oth Bronzes: The Dancers, Italian Mendicants, Group of Cupids, The Pastoral Muse, &o. Also, besutifully curved Hebe, A: Etrurian Urns. four feet high, for ute Tazzas, for fruit or Roman Agate Urns, for lights, Amphoras of Bardiglio marble, Grecian Cruit orieres for bo squets, &c , Parian Figures he Gentle Shepherd, Innocence, Helen of Troy, Minna and Brenda, Cireassian Shier tine and Liou, Psyche, Pandora, May- y, &o., », 4 beautiful assortment of French China, and Fancy Avticles, Perfume Bottles, Tea Services of new designs, Panch Bowls, &c. U9™ Tue attention of the ladies and gentlemen of Washington, *eorgetown and Alexandria Is re spectfully solicited, as they will find that the collec tion is of a highiy meritorious character and far superior to Any previous exhibition ofthe kind ever off-red at public sale. Messrs. Viti beg leave to inforin their frienda of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria that this sxe will be peremptory, and trust that they will avail themselves of this op portunity of purchasing such elaborate wares. Terms: One hundred dollars and under, cash, over that sum, acredit of two and fo ths, for satis- factori-y endorsed notes, bearing interest. 3S. ‘The goods will be on exibition the day and nigiit preceding the sa! mid J.C, MeGUIRF. Auctioneer. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of LVE fierie facias, under the lien law, issued from the clerk's office of the Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia, for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for CasH, wtf the Court House do said county, on FRIDAY, the 26th of March. t 12 o’clock m. the following described property, to wit: All di fendant’s right. title claim, and interest in and to the three 3) Frame Heuses erected un Lot No. 5, in reservation D, on Maryland avenue, between 434 and 6th streets, in the = of Washington, D C.., seized and levied upon as the property of James The Graces of Canova, ve, Lokey, and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. 279, to October term, 1887, in favor of Smith Cat et J.D. m2-dts Marshal for the District of Colu:nbis. ARSHA SALE.—In virtue of writs of fieri tng ven (7) the Clerk's of. of Columbia directed, I for the County of Washington and ul expose to public sale for Cas rent of the court-house door of ssid County on FRIDAY,the 26th day of March, at 12 o'clock, m., the following described property. to w * il defendant's right, title. and interest in and to all that piece or parcel of ground lying in Georgetown, in the Di triet of Columbia, which 1s incladed within the jowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginaing on the west side of Market Spaceat a point 82 feet IM imeh- es south from the corner of Bridge street and Mar- ket Space. and running thence west with the nerth wall of the two story brick houses on the lot hereby deseribod and the line thereof extenaed 39 f the:ce south and parallel with Market Space 27 feet 6 inches. more or less, to a point which wiil be intersected by the line of the south wall of sud house extended west, n by said line reversed enstto Market Space at the southeast corner of said house, and then north and with the line of Mar ket space 27 feet 6 inches to the plare of beginning. which is the northeast corner of sud house, togeth- or with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of George Rhodes, jr.,and will be suld to satisfy Judiciala Nos. 334 315, ard 335 to October term, 1856. In favor of Joshua Hatcher and ney Hatcher, and Nos. 124, 135, 136. and 137 Judicinis to May term, 1858, in favor of Cline and Dillon, Peter Ditloa, Benjamin ‘Triplett, ad John Crumbaugh. J. D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia, m2 dts Ores L. ‘TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Febraary 12, 1858, Notice 18 HEREBY GIVEN thnt sealed proposals will be received at this office until the fifeenth day of March proximo for the iseue ofany portion. or the whole, of five millions of dollars in treasury notes in exchange 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 mint at New Orleans, or the as- sistant treasurers at Boston, New York, Charles- ton, or St Louis, within ten days from the accept ance of such proposals, under the authority of t act of Congress eutitled “Anact to authorize the issue of treasury notes,” approved the 2d Decem- ber, 1857, The treasury notes will be issued upon the receipt here of certificates of deposite with those officers to the credit of the treasurer of the Urited States, ‘They will be made payabie to the order of such bid der or bidders aa shal! agree to make such exchange at the lowest rate of mmterest, not exceeding six per centum per annum, and will carry such rate fiom the date of the certificate of such ceposite The proposals must state the rate of interest with out conditionand without reference to other bids. and contain no other fractional rstes than one fourth one half or three fourths of one per centum. Five per centum of the amount proposed to be exchanged must be deposited with one of the treasury officers above enumecated, whose certificate of such deposit must accompany each proposal, as seourity for ite fulfilment. Ifthe proposal is not accapted, imme diate directions will be given to return such depos ite, Should the proposais be variant {rom 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 on the outside “Proposals for Treasury Notes.’’ They will be opened at this department at 12 o’clock m., on the said fifteenth day of March. HOWELL COBB, Secretary of Treasury. fe 12- 48 GASTON & CLARK, LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from 7th street, under the Avenue House, DEALERS In : CLOTHING AND GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. ‘The subscribers cal! attention toa desirable Stock of CLOTHING which they now have on exhibi tion at their Store, No. 48 Louisiana avenue, second door from 7th street, as they sre determined to close off the lot if ible, every effort necessary on their part shall be used in order to please their oun the CL THING DEPARTMENT we oan guarantee n the CLo: ‘ARTM : the stock to be perfeot in point of aurabilit Bag | style, beoause we @ everything © * heve no hesitation in saying our geod will be found ual to the best order work in the country. Watching the various changes of fashion. partice may rest as-ured of Eating =e wok pd necle iaaed 0 their ing; 5 "F500 a Gre ee Men's. Boys’ and Ner- \V ear, will be sold at auction prices, and pur- vant lito examine the lot. This is nog) pany on pond assertions = be proree on ex- a above Store. mination. Calland see 8 TON & CLARK. yeo™: IRON! IRON!!! sr, yw_storing # full assor ment of BAR. BANDand SCROLL IKON. of superior quality, t i rater. which weoter St '"ELVANS & THOMPSON, Pa. av., between 9th and lth sts. ms Iw (States) a.) 5. ie. | a SaaS ASS WE CALL THESPEC AL ATTEN tion of all parties indebted to us on acco dered Ist January, to come forward and se! ie the same without further delay, as we are in waut of all money due us at this time, and shall be compelled te stop all accounts that are not settled I fore new ‘g , > EARS, OER AET on OEY EAE, ap rE NR hn mn A A FAP WOOD FO) ALE AT MR. B. W. CHA TES appr Ferm twe miles from the Li B y oad. PIN E Woob fon 32 to $2.25 per cord. Rinaseoe BERRY CABLIN, Agent. pe a Al hE BN Ne » " at GI LGBINS EXTRACTS, al odors, 95 GIRBS'R unter — tte © annel, can be inquired into, as somew Bostox. March 6 —The ent of the Journal ays: “There has been some talk of detaining the steamer when she arrives bere, till the pe a ning down the bark Leander in the English be fe bere — sppeetete North American is @ Tuesday next. oan Se at Portions chem = Later from Havana. Netw Yorn. March 8 —The steamsbi bawba, from New Orleans vie He araeen neog sis morning The news from the latter * onim portan occurred night of the ter instant, hing damage to the sbi agg, one slowly, a firm he weather wae cool the daily neaith one — dom from any po ling di © perfect Virginia Legisiatere. brine — 6—The 1 night voted a medal to the wi mander Bernton, after which an sine die was made A proclamation was |; mediately read from the Governor convening tra session on M. The Governor intends that the Legislature it rr _ together till the public business is com- Pi 8 Remains of Captain Harding. New Beprorp, Mass., March of Capt. Harding, of the companied by Mrs. Ha ding, morning, and were esco: Edgartown by a large procession of abi moreha t<ard others. The on fue buildings aad shipping were placed at The Weather. Battimor®, March 8, 12 m —The wi It has been snowing since daylight, a on — & prospect of a heavy storm. T! Purapetenta, March 8 —Snow falling about ten o'clock this morning. and a heavy storm is pending. Thermometer 94°; ba:- ometer 29.39. Sentence of a Counterfeiter. New ilaven, March6—A man named Cowd has been sentenced to the State prison for the term of 15 months, by Judge Ingersoll, for coun- terfeiting three cent pieces at Waterbury, Conn Shipwreck amd Loss of Life. Hatirax, March 6—The schooner Inkermann, from Newfoundland for Halifax, was wrecked on the Jedore Ledges on the 20th ult. All lost except one seamen, who is severely frozen. Detention of the Niagara. New Yorn. March 8.—The U.S. stenm frigate Niagara is still at anchor off the quarantine sta- tion on Staten Island ‘he cause of her deten- tion is not stated.—Rep The Next Mail for Europe. New Yor«, March 6.—The mails for on Saturday next will go by the York for Glasgow. Soro adjournment Europe steamer New Baltumere Markets. Battimore, March Sth.—Flour is firm; sales of 1,000 bbls of Howard street at $4.50. City Milis is beld at the same figure. W heat is steady; good to prime reds$1 401.06; and whites @1 [al 3 Corn ts firmé@r, white 58¢; yellow 6ic. Whisky ix steady at 20K a2Ic Cloverseed is dull and lower; good to prime $1 75a84571;. Provisions are quiet. New York Markets. New Yorn. March §.—Flour is heavy. exe Southern which ix steady; State $4.25a4 Ob! $1.9525.10; Southern $4 G0a5.10 W heat is ve y dull; sles unimportantand the prices nominal = is unsettled ; white 67a0%c., and yellow WaTle.+ Pork is buoyant; mess $16 9a$17.00, prime at 21325. Beef is bse western mess $11 .50a@i3. Lard is firm at 9 al xe. Whisky is dull at 2c. for Ohio. Financial. Our usual stock report failed to reach us in seas son for publication eee S...- WOLFE’S “CHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS 18 prescribed with creat success by the Medical Fae- uity in Gravel, Gout, Chronie Rheumatiom, Drop- sy, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circnlation of the Blood, Inadequate Assimilation of Food, apd exhausted Vital Energy; and asa beverage BBs Ro superior in the id. Pat up in quart and pint botties, and for sale by all the Druggiets aud Grocers in Washington, UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer and Manufacturer, Nos. 18, 2), aud 22, Beaver street, New York. a ir fteen horse-power EF. K will be sold low and on dating terms. Apply to ALEX’R, RUTHE FORD, Mabie and Brown Stone Yard, between 13th and 133_ streets, Penn. avenue. 2 Mtawew CARRIAGES. HE Subsoriber having made additions to his Factory, making it now one of the largest, in the thatriet, where his facilities for gE ery | al kinds of CA RIAGES aud LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur- pasted, aud from his long experience um the busi- Ress. he hopes to give general setiateation. A!) kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on All REPAIRS neatly done, aud all orders prompt- ly attended to, snaach Second-hand Carriages taken Ps pawe new ones. “ENDREW 3. JU ce d 10-tf corner of 14th and F ste. HE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GRE. . T NCNBEE eee I wish all gentiemen to bear in mind that the plan adopted three years ago ot selling HATS and BOOTS ar re- duced prices, FoR CASH, is now in suc- cessful operation, as theusands of gent nm enn testify. i 1 have just received a full supply of SSHATS: which 1 aus selling at @3. S HATS, which I am selling at $3.30, and much better than is usually scad Bart : and the best & Hatin the United States; and a good tnshionable Hat at $2 50,—im fact, all kinds of Hats and Caps 3° per cent. lower than the usual for cash on No extrs profits, in order bad debts. T also have, on commission fora Philadel ufscturer, ® hrst-rate Dress CALF SKIS BOOT, at $3.75, just as good ag any that are 5 ots a and a splend: Fed T.-L THER GAIT- SR. at equal to any a ; and the v best CALF-SKIN GAITERS at gee" ie The Bootwakers of this city can Boots, as usual, at my lar prices. ogpetiot wih s,s usual, iat pr rx ee ANTHONY So —A fii GINE New York ond am treet. e venue House, _ fe 25 3m _ eont for the manufacturers, YLES OF HATS ‘ok 158, ited to call and see the new styles of DRESS HATS for Spring embracing the Paris, New Yerk, and r) les, which cannot fail to please t the Cloth (or Cashw admired and worn. FELT HATS and CAPS in all thew variety. The quality and price of our HATS will be found to be the same as soid im ang other in thin y. sud our $3.90, §3,and $2.50 Hate cannot be 8 by an; “Th f of the pudding is the eating of it. Then ‘vive us — but Lm cee lease don edit. 7ey. Peat oS TINEME TZ. Harter, Pa Vv .. Rear corner (3th st., fe 2%-tr between Wiliard’s & Kirkwood House. st oe eee ‘S$ !—CLOCKS !!—CLOCKS !"!— Just re aie 8 great assortment of CLOCKS, 5s. Cali and see PE zourseives, J. ROBIN eS 349 Pa. av., opposite Browns’ Hotel, N. B.-CLOCK MATERIALS, such as Oils, Balls, Cords, &c., for sale,—the tunge su St %) THE CREDITORS OF PAIRO & NOURSE.—The undersigned will p: dividend of ten per cent. on claims 0, 456 15ih at, Nourse, on nppl reation at the office, opposite the Treasury. m3 dét S.C _EDRS, Assiense ELeeant CARPETINGS. We hore zet remaining in stock @ few of those e)- ecant IMPERIAL LV MEDALLION CARPETS, which were received from Europea |it- tle too iate for our fall sales. They are some of the very latest and most superb coods of the kind ever issued from the looms of say country, and in conse- quence of the lateness of the season will be sold at Asxcrifice Houskeepere who desire to furnieh thir parlors or drawing-rooms with an uncommonly wu - perb Carpet now have an opportucity 0 do wets | res so low 8s toa be very unusual. ‘T'.e sizes are is foot 9 inches, 25 feet 6 snobs, apd 08 Seet long. The made ax r ° room widths can be made er KGETT & DODSON, | kinds of Furniture By 5 a u No «Mar = : RSSEWING MACHINE. NG 8T srr B Gentlemen are who are Needies of all sizes will he onns* hand far Cc. Ww. © sae a . No. 318, Iron Hal! m4 Stawow