Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1858, Page 3

. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. - A Rick Comxgsronpryce.— The following letter was received some time since in this city; penned, evidently in dead earnest, by some north- ern antograph-bunter, who appears to have been taking a Rip-Van-Winkleixh snooze for the last uarter of a centur . _ Guyeva, Feb. —, 1858. Dear Sim: Making @ collection of autographs, I should be very to add yours to my num- ber as Soon as convenient to yourself. Hoping that you will grant my request, I re- main yours, &c., &c. a (Signed) w— uU.c_, Walnut Hill, Geneva, N York. Superseribed—Postmarked, ‘Free,’ Hon. John Randolph, U.S. S., Washington, D.C. This letter fell into the bands of one of our city jokers, and elicited the following creamy reply: Wasutnetox, D. C., March 1, 1858 Mr Dear Six: Your brilliant espistle of Feb- ruery —, 1858, addressed to ‘“‘Hon. John Ran- dolph, U S.S., Washington, D.C” requesting bis autograph, is by a train of circumstances un- forseen by you. upon my table. The letter was ad- vertised, and tLere being no other John Randolph but myself In this city, I took the liberty of open- ing it- Iam not bold, J think, in assuming that you intended to address John Randolph, of Roan- oke, who unfortunately for your valuable collee- tiow of autographs, departed this life some 18 or 2 years since, or otherwise. I doubt not, he would have complied with your modest request. You are not, however, altogether unfortunate tbat your communication has fallen into my bands, for, applauding pal zeal in so patriotic an undertaking, I will most happy to assist you, by forwarding the signatures of some of m: remarkabie acquaintances. [I am sorry 1 am not able to do so at present. my friend, G@ Washington, Esq., late Com- mander-in-chief of our Army, is not a in town: but should he return soon, I sb: lay your jetter before him. I have several other distinguished friends, of whom you may not have heard, but on diligent inquiry you will readily discover that their names are worthy a place in your priceless Album. W. Shakspeare, _— , Of Stratford on-Avon, England, bas some little renown in the world of letters, who, I have no doubt, will cheerfully oblige you, when I meet him next. Mr. J. C#sar, whilom of Rome, Italy, was wont also to be kind in this regard; and the auto- graph of my particular friend, J. lscariot, Exq , a distinguished Hebrew gentleman, would suit your collection exactly. He would, doubtless, dispose of it for a small consideration, as his character ix notoriously pecuniary. Should I meet any of these gentlemen shortly, i shall, assuredly, oblige you, and bad not the immortal Adam (who in bis palmy days a sessed a country seat called ‘-Paradise’’) expired 2 “few days” since, | would have enriched your collection by bis valuable ‘Mark *’ At any rate, you bape the scgrerh of Yours, with profound respect, ; Joun Ranpotrr. PS —If you think ead toreply to this,drop the “Hon ’* and pay t e iI R Notey Beney —Adam’s christian name ix not remembered . JR Brapy’s GaLLEry —We advise all the Star's readers, who at times walk Pennsylvania avenue, to step in at Brady's Daguerreotype Gallery, in Browns’ Hotel block, if they would view an art establishment equal to anything of the kind in the country, in all its appointments. Its propri- etor had asimilar house here eighteen or twenty years ago. and was careful to preserve fine pic- tures of all the public men of the times who fig- ured in connection with our national affairs. The consequence is—for he has sedulously pursued the same _* ever since—he bas, perhaps, the largest collection of striking portraits of persons known in our public historv in the last twenty- five years, in ‘exletence. In New York his Gal- jery ranks the first among hundreds; and.indeed, his pictures were regarded as the best exhibited at the great exhibition of all nations that came otf in Paris a year ortwoago. As works of me- chanical genins and artistic finish, no finer Da- guerreotyping was ever seen than the pictures of Brady, in all the various styles in which bis op- eratives take them and his artistes finish them. His present establishment bere has been fitted up at greater cost than any other we have seen this side of New York, and embraces all the va- rious improvements necessary in producing the Grst class Daguerreotypes, Photographs, &c., of the times. Tus Di<trict ty Concress.—in the Senate, yesterday, a petition was presented by Mr Ken nedy, from A. B. Davis, and other bighly re- spectable citizens of Montgomery county, Mary- land, setting forth that they are engaged in agri- culture and in the transportation of country pro- duce to the city of Washington, and feel deeply ihe disadvantayes under which they labor in not being on an equality with the farmers and traders in other parts of the vicinity of the capital, whor the liberality of Congress bas provided free roads and free bridges, and ask that the Dis- srict plank road may be free Mr. Clark introduced a bill providing for the ertest end return of fugitives from justice to the District of Columbia. This bill provides that where persons charged with crime shall flee or escape from said Dis- trict, the judge of the Criminal Court may ap- point an agent or agents to demand of the Exec- tive authority of any State or edie d such fu- gitive, who shall be delivered up, in the manner prescribed by the laws of the United States for the delivery of fugitives from justice, to be re- moved to the District of Columbia. “ig. CaarLes Matuews conclades his en- agement to night and appears in three of bis aoost snecessfal characters, viz: as Walsingham Potts in “ Trying It On,” as Capt. Popham in ** The Eton Boy,” (in which also Mrs. Mathews appears,) and as Motley in ‘* He would be an Ac- tor? The lovers of good comedy have enjoyed a treat. indeed, daring Mr. Matthews’s engage- ment, and, like little Oliver Twist, they now <lamor for ‘- more.”? A very general desire has dwen expressed that Mr. Mathews may be re-ea- gazed, if possible; and it is to be hoped that the managers may be able to retain him for another week. Aragest.—This morning a rough looking indi- vidual was arrested on suspicion of being con- ected with the burning of the stable in the rear of Kirby's restaurant. H> was taken before Jus- tiee Donn, when it was stated that last night he was heard to make certain threats, and predict that there would be trouble in that neighbor- hood. Fortunately for him, he lodved in the uard house last night, and though he may have faa confederates who were concerned in the in- cendiary act there was no evidence fo show his connection with it. He was dismissed without bis having entered his name on the docket. Finzs.—Last night, about ten o'clock, some one set tire toa bay-stock in the public square uear the Capitol, which cansed an alarm and un- necessary troable to the fire department. At an early bour this morning another alarm ‘was caused by the burning of a stable near First street and the avenue, in the rear of Kirby's res- taurant. The toss was small. It was supposed to have been an incen 'y act. To-xteut Miss Juliana May gives her second grand Concert at Philharmonic Hall. We need say no more than that she will be assisted by the seme eminent talent as at ber last Concert, viz: Mr. Aptomas, the Harpist; Herr Rudolphsen, the beritene ; and Mr. H.G. Thunder, the Pian- ast. The public may therefore count upon, at least, ax delicious a musical treat as was experi- enced at the late concert ix rue Circuit Court, to-day, Mr. Davidge, for the plaintiff, made bis closing argument in the case of Statham, Smithson & Co , and Austin Sherman, vs. J F Callan and brothers, which bas been pending for some days, and involves the right to certain property valued at some $20,- wou he case was submitted to the Court for decision at ii o'clock a.m. Tux Court ov Cissus was engaged yesterday until three o'clock p.m , In bearing the conclud- ing argument of Capt Jonas P. Levy on a motion of a rehearing of bis case. On Monday the Court will give its decision in the case ~ Ma Jerrerson, a ducker, killed at the mouth of Hunting Creek, on Thursday last, at one shot, thirty-four shoffiers and four canvass backs He ‘was in acanor, and the ducks were feeding near the shure in a bole tn the At Noow to-day the funeral of an interesting son of Senator Mailory took place f.om the Na- fionul Hotel, and was lamely attended. The child, whieh was about eigbt years of age, died of paeumonia Gcov Music, pretty women, pretty girls, lus- cious eatables. tasteful and useful articles at the Lutheran Pair, Odd Feliows’ Hall. This is the jast night and will, of course, be made much of. Ox Monvay night the celebrated Peak Family commence a short engagement at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Among other features they will jat;oduce the original chime of sixty-six bells Tae Noxrotx Day Boox says that fine shad are retafilng ia that city for twenty-tive cents each Pasesome slony, please. Ws CALL attestion to the advertisement in an- ber column of @ pocket Look lost by a lady. ——— Aw Intersting Scenz.—Last night a large of the ladies and gentlemen of the Ar- sembly’s Church, (Rev. A.G. Carothers’s,) call- ed on (heir highly esteemed pastor, to testify, in a substantial manner, their warm appreciation of his successful labors, and their sympath with bim in bis present indisposition. Jobn C. Mat- tison, Esq., in a finely conceived address, on be- half of the donation party, after express: to the pastor the deep love a! ‘achment in which he was held by bis charge, the interest mani- fested for his speedy restoration to health, and the great pleasure of the congregation at the large success that bas attended his ministry, pre- sented him with a purse of gold coin and articles of comfort and luxury, amounting to $120. The Rev. Mr. C., who has been confined to his house for several weeks it, in a few happy remarks, thanked his friends for their agreeable surprise, and for this manifestation of affection. No pastor had # more devoted and warm-bearted communion Five ago, no church existed, now a beautiful edifice, costing $15,000, adorns that part of the city, and a mem- bership of 150 has heen enrolled. “Last year wit- nessed more additions than the two Previous years united. While he could not properly value this heart offering, he could Pray that each one might realize that ‘itis more Yiesned to give than to receive.” Encouraged in his work. he hoped to live and labor more abundantly. The party then united in singing “Praise God from whom ail blessings flow,” and received the ben- ediction; after which some time was spent ina social manner, and all left, delighted with the cordial feeling of the pastor and his flock Centre Marxet.—The supply was not more than the average, this morning, but of excellent quality. The fish stands are coming into service, and the supply there a rs to be improving. At the scales Ps small is of pork was dffered si $6588.25 per 100 lbs. The supply of hay was small, and the prices ranged from S0c. to to $1.12 Lovdig The following were the prices in the sheds : 10415) Dried peaches,qt..12a18 Wal2| do. neploa ph. su 12) Roll butter. 1244 | Phil’a print lz} Honey, per - 2% ++ 12al5j Onions, per pk... 40 50a75, Cabbage, pr ead. 6a18 25a37 Apples, pk. 37 Beets, per bunch, 3 Carrots. 25431 . 40 nm. Shoulders Breast pieces S| Celery. . Dried beef........ 16| Turnips, per pk Chickens, pr pair. 50a%1| Turkey, each. x Corned salmon... —_15| Wild turkeys... #2 Herring, per doz.. 20a31 Pheasants, pr.@.@lal 50 Terrapins, each 37| Geese, each.. 75a$1 {rish potatoes, pk. 37a50| Rabbits, each. 18a25 Sweet potatoes, pk — 75) $quirrels, each 12 Corn, pr bush.... 55a70) Ducks—Canvas Corn, ear, pr bush. 37a40| Mallards Beans, prbush.... $2/Red Neck: Rye, prbush...... 60|Shufflers . Oo soos 40045) Widgeons q 65a8t'|Shad, per 20a25) Rock, per bunch., Svua6i} do. large .. «+ 15al6)| Perch, bunch. Wartcn Rutcrns —Jno. Campbell, D. C., drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, 5.83. Benj. Amos, Va..do; do. Edward McGowan, Ireland, do ; dismissed. Thomas Manley, Ire- land, do; do. Jas. Hall, Md., disorderly con- duct ; security for peace. Twenty-two lodgers, non-residents. Wepptnc Caxks, very pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream and Water Ices at $1.50 per gallon, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F sts. m 8-hin* J. Fusser. DIED, On Friday afternoon, at 3 0’clock, ELIZABETH Cc, Dik: relict of the late William H. Dietz. The friends of the family are invited to attend the uneral trom No, 230 F street, between 12th and 1 th Streets, on Sunday (to morrow) at 3 o’ciock p. in. * On the 13th instant, MARGARET! OVI fant daughter of T. Walter Virginia Fow! ‘LOST AND FOUND. OST—On the 12th insta: old SLEEVE 4 BUTTON, bearing the inv H. L. I finder will receive the thanss of the owner and a sustable reward on leaving 1: at the Star Office. It* a | Petia theafternoon of Thu-sday, March J, 1858, on Pa. avenue, berween 6th and 9th ats, a Pair of Gold SPECTACLES, The finder will "be libera‘iy rewarded by return ng the same to JOHN REESE, 6th street, below Pa. av. it* § 1 0 REWARD —1Lost—a ‘:orvceo POCKET BOOK, with about $5) Virginia money, be- tween Maryland avenue and the market house, on Suturday morning. ‘The above reward will be paid if left at Mr. 1. Cas we, comer Md ay. and 7th street, or ardware store, 396 Pa. av. qr AYED FROM MY PREMISES on the + meh: of the 12th tas: san ITAL TAD HOUND, Heiwora mote snd wa, cvlor, snd anxwe « te the name of “Pet.” A suitavle reward will be given on his return to JNO. GOLDIN, m 13 St* Plumb Dagne-rean Gal ery. : TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB- riber, some time in February last, « Black and White COW. ‘the owner will pices << one rd, Prove property, pay charges and take her awny JOHN FRIZZELL ite near the Little Palis. I OST OR STOLL —From the premises, 35) 4 Fravkun Row, large white anda black NE WFOU? LAN J Kut, erght months od, very laree for his age.— 2 Hus head and ears are back, his body white, with black marks, particulary on the left side. A liberal reward will be given for his return. m 3 2t ° $5 R*WARD—Lost, on Wednesday un Ltiast, D+) in the neighborhood of 3d street and ladinus avenue cr between there and the Capitol, TWO BUNDLES ©F PAPERS AND LETTERS, tied togejher. addressed to Hon. A. H. Stephensand Hon. A.G. Jenkins. The above reward will be paid mie m jon leaving them at the Star Office. srt RAYED OR STOIEN.—On Monday + night jast, the 8th instant, a dark brown MARE, without white about her except aR few hairs inthe inside of one of her hind tegs, near the hoof. She has been spavined and fired jp the right hind leg, marks of which are visible. The above desc:iped Mare strayed ur was stolen from the stables of the Gadsby House, on Lafayette Square, where any ic formation ooncerning her will be thankf.liy received, and liberaily rewarded. m 1-st DAVID FISHER. 20 REWARD. — Lost on the 8th instant, @ DIAMOND =R RING, having eight sets in. The above reward will riven to the finder, if returned to WM.S8 TEE1., of Hinton & ‘Feel, Merchant Tailors, 406 Pa. avenue, betwoen 43 and 6th streets. m9 6t* cr rE PENING OF THE NEW BOOKSTORE, FRANKLIN PHILP begs to inform bis friends that his arraogements being suth- ciently completed, he titends op ning kf his new Estall siment ow Saturday next, and he respectfully solicits the honor of their patronage and support, a Ils system of businsss wiil be characterized by minute personal attention, punctuality, and dis Po based upon ‘ong and varied experience in Europe and America. The stock which has been reoene selected by F. Philp will be found to embrace a choice variety in every department of the business at the lowest tent with a titres. tion paid to fo jor the cine DAVIS & CO’S AND FIVE unn & Clarke's beautiful PIANOS, just received this week. ‘The tone is of the! most pure and refined quality, with ri. h- ness, sweetuese and depth, the touch is delicate, Prompt and @lastic. In elegance and chastness of styl- aud workmanship they are unap proached, in fact in every resvect t are (he most perfect and best Pianos made, and 80 acknow! - edged by all disiaterested persons. For saie only oy - JOHN F ELLIS. m 12 $6 Pa avenue, Let. 9th and 10th —_——_—_—_—_____ eee F9& CLEANING KID GLOVES, Joaven's Jaedorous Compound, at m i1-3t LLAMMOND’S, 7th st. ANCY HAIK PINS, COMBS and RRUSH- es, Portemonnaies, Purses, Cabas, Toys, and Toy- Books at H-st LAMMOND’S. SSSR Se ST Ter Tare ere House, SiG k IND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING EMPORIUM. ON AY Painting executed at the shortest notice and at the most reasenable prices. Sixn work 3) per cent cheaper than the old rates. Speciments of all kinds k can be seen at the Empo 1 No. 51 Loui- venue, between 6th @nd 7th streets Ae m 1L-Gt KAVE YOUR NEY. N.C, McKNEW begs leave to inform hie frends and the pubii> geuerally that be is now ready to fur- mish thew with WOODand COAL at the follow- Oh Wsod aswed in 4. 96% ae ue sewed in 3 or more pieces, pr cord, Pine Word, do, on aon So.00 A'l wood 18 measured before sawed. COAL of all kinds sad at low Prices. % en? Han ets _m i 6t* on Sth straet, het ween mpue WONDER OF Was GIBBS V A coe almost murs eads and curing ail Rex’ T THE AMBROTY PE AKEN atiny Gallery ace said to be the heat taken in the eity. They are true likenesses and are sheapor bay Saleen ‘othe city, Ihave a hue lot it : SRES (either Dazuerreotypes or Am- Filatey JPLED. ete, ke. By RES taken and set reas ROBERT Soe = Pa. ave. bot. ath and th ate. fete" "_Me.nve bit hand athe RIENTAL NAIL POLISH, givi a beautiful (Mire i gg, ala. SHB SS te fat Correspondence of The Star. Gronerrown, March 13, 1858. The followiug business was transacted by our City Councils last night. In the Council, Mr. Tenny presented the peti- tion of Samuel Sherwood, asking. to be released from a fine of $20 imposed upon him by Police Officer Gross, for a violation of the license law, read and referred to Police Committee. Also the Petition of W Rhodes and others, asking the Corporation to ad the iron pumps of Oscar Hensbaw in lieu of the wooden ones tow in use; referred to committee on imps. é mest een cats | Be —— ee jon a) riating $7.50to Hen: ver, which seed both Boards. i : Mr. ley reparted from committee on - ances, an ordinance refunding to the ‘sasoes of the Presbyterian Church coral taxes heretofore avy on burying ground, which passed, but was id over by the Aldermen. Mr. Muncaster offered a resolution instructing the Congressional Committee to urge upon the Committee of Congress on the District, to Y oe Georgetown upon an equal footing with Wash- i - in iain to public schools, which passed joards. Mr. Semmes offered a resolution in relation to the Corporation printing, which passed both Boards. Also, a resolution uesting the Com- missioners of the sinking fund to report the op- erations of said fund for the years 1855-'56, which passed both Boards. Mr. Myers rted from par committee, an ordinance in fon to the Bridge street and pa- rT mill bridges—imposing a fine of not less than ve, nor more than ten dollars, upoa any person who may drive any horse or other ani: over either in any other gait than a walk; recom- mitted. A message was received from the Aldermen, through their clerk, that Mr. Sweeny. Aldermao elect, was in attendance, and Proposing a joint meeting for the pur; of witnessing his quali- fication Messrs. ‘Thomas and Shoemaker were a abe a committee to conduct the Aldermen to the chamber of the Council, where the regular oath of oflice was administered to Mr Sweeny by H. Reaver, - , after which tbe joint meetin; adjourned, and the Aldermen repaired to their own chamber. Mr. Thecker presented the account of James Scott, $21; which was referred to claims commit- tee. Mr. Thomas offered a resolution instructing the police committee to inquire into the propriety of revising the present police aud night-watch sys- tems; . The Aldermen passed resolutions in favor of Dr. Richey, $76, and Mr. Polkinhorn for print- ing, $40; which were referred to claims commit- tee of the Council. The Aldermen passed the Council bill th rela- tion to swine, with an amendment, viz: striking out the first of October, and inserting the firsi of November. A resolution passed both Boards pledging the Corporation to open a street paralle with Penn. sylvania avenue, and intersecting Bridge street, Goede Capt. M. C. Meigs or the United States r the expense of grading said street, and the erection of a bridge across Rock creek at this int, for the purpose of carrying over the con- uits of the Washington aqueduct On motion of Mr. Tenney, the bill passed by the late Board of Aldermen in favor of Mrs. E. A Trannell, was taken from the files, and refer- red to claims committee. Our harbor is again entirely clear of ice, anda fall resumption of navigation upon the Potomac may be ee a in three or four days. The ice upon canal has also nearly disappeared and as soon as the water ix let upon the level lying between Seneca and the Great Falls, navigation thereon will be resumed also. We learn from the gentlemanly collector, Mr. Hollingsworth, that the prospects for a very heavy spring trade upon it, especially in coal is very flattering. The offering of beef cattle at the drove yards yesterday amounted to 160 head, all of which were purchased bf District butchers at $3 25a $5.25 on the hoof, equal to $6.50a%10 50 net. Sheep—a ey supply and prices ou the decline, selling at daSc. per Ib. Hoys $8.25. No change in the flour or grain markets since our last report. SpecTaTor =—_——____—_____—_—_—_—_—_—_—— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS. HON. EDWARD EVERETT WILL deliver an Address on Charity for ye benefit of the poor of Georgetown, on MONDAY, March Sth, at the Methodist Episcopal Church, on Wun- barcon st., ats eked | 1. Tickets $1; to be at the book and drug stozes, and at the door of the church. m :0-dti5th New SPRING GOODS. JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 nee Street, Georgetown, D.C., has just received, and now offering at very low prices, to cash and prompt customers, & general as- sortment of Goods, adapted to the early Spring de- mand, comprisin part— Best makes Black Silks, some very cheap, tinck and Colored M. Delaines, New style Spring M. Deiaines and Challies, New Enylisii and Merrima k Prints. Black and White do., and Ginghains, Real Mauthester Ginghams, Laneaster and English do., at 1234 cts. Striped and Dotted Shirting Prints, Best makes white Cambrics, Brill nts, Plaid and Striped Misligs, Jones’ fine soft fimshed English L8ng Cloths, Best Irish Linens and Linen Lawns, Linen Sheeting and Pillow Linens i. 10-4 and 12 4 Bleached and Brown Cotton avis Lag Fainily Cottons, of aii the most reliable makes, for shirting, ladies’, or child. en’s use, fine, medium. and heavy. White and Hrown Table Damask and Table Cloths, Colored-bordered Towels and Huckatack Diapers, Seotch Diapers, Russia and American Crash Heavy brown ‘undressed Linen, fur Children’s Aprons. Cassimeres and Jeans, for bya’ wear, Exteusion and oud Hooped Skirts, Cotton Hoseand Ha:f Hose, Striped Osnaburgs and Plaid Cottons, Heavy Cotton semen 7 and Duck, With other seasonable Goods, ‘To which the attention of Cash and prompt cus- tomers are invited. mio J. Hu. *OR SALE—On Reasonable Term: horse WAGUN very substantial built, ang weil troned; a first rate HA CUTTER, taade by Sinciair; one of Si clair’s lever-power working HAY PRESS & beautiful lot of FANCY CANARIES, amongat them some of the most fascinating songsters. The above enumerated articies cau be seen at my Warehouse, immediately on the Canal,on Market Space. west of ths Market House. m8-M,Was A_H. BOUCHER. INE ALES.—We respectfully announce to our friends and the public that we have at last suc- led in having a larxe quantity of ALES of vari- 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 a nice article of Ale can have it by applying to us for either of the following brands, viz. Kennett, Burt: Pale, India Pale, Phil- adeiphia and XX. We also have a fina article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always on hand. All orders by mail, or given to our drivers. will be attended to. . A Y_& SHINN, Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, dit-d ___ Georgetown, D.C. N M. RUPPEL. ORTH cide of Market Space, No. $7, between Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown, announces to cis patrons that at his! BESTAUR may be found at all times the choicest and most excelient assortment of | IQUORS, the freshest OYSTERSand all kinds of GAME in season. a ed at all hours ard at the usual prices, jan 4-Sm > ———— T° THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON, Wo rr’s ScugipaM ARomatic ScHNaPps. The proprietor begs leave to call the attention of strang: nd the citizens of Washington, to ery rior article of Holland Gin, which he introduced to the American public under the name of Wolfe’s Scheidam Aromatic Schuapps. ‘This Gin is manufactured by the proprietor exclu- sively at his Distillery in Schiedam, Holland. it 1s made from the best Barley that ean be procured in Europe, at any cost, and flavored and medicated, not by the common harsh berry, but by the most ohoice botanical variety of the Aromatic Italian Ju- niper Berry, whose more various extract is distill- ed and reotified with its spirituous solvent. and thus becomes a concentrated tincture of exquisite fia- vors and aroma, altogether transcending in its Cor dial and Medicina! propertiesany alocholic beverage heretofore known. 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 a8 & most 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 to quart aad pint bottles, in cases of one dozen each, and for sale by’all the respectable Drug gists and Grocers in the United States. UDOLPHO WOLFE, Solo Importer and Manufacturer, Depot, No. 22 Beaver street, New York. dec 123m" M4f8Le WORKS. WM. RUTHERFORD. AKTIFICER {N MAKBLE, E Street, between 12th aud 13th Streets North, Wasuineton City, _ Invites mie attention tu bis extensive stock of ned aud tlaborately Carved MAN- PES ine variety of Marbles, ‘together rye choice assortment of STATUARY, which for de- and finigh cannot be surpassed, aod are weil ‘Tomb. A large assort- eee fea Goose Monuments, and Tomb- bs leomaes of, aay design executed to order with net and dis} punetuality abi orNorth River Fiaging: and ‘overy other work © Fics all had wphks Sn thapeotion of our stock. N, B.—Make a note of theaddress, = fe 17-6. SOR R '—A handsome three-ttory BRI’ KE DWELLING, situated on L,. between 4t! Poy 5th atreets, No. 6. The rent mpllbe erate to be tenant. Apply on premises. fn . (OR RENT.— HOUSE of the row Ik wt Sour-ctnly eons Tiron new Brsck Houses on YY ee mise GRO. SAVAGE. mize’ CO. BAVAGR._ ESTRABLE ROOMS FOR RENT—Opposite D port bbe 2 OOMS EO RENT—Opponi {OR RENT —The ia: JiLDI tl K corner ys avenue aid gee teaseatt ving eet, nas “Burnett ci 1 rine for reat ph old EMER 2) See Fars FOR 8ALE.—A valuable Farm contain- hundred acres, (or if desired.) ina yon of een oe ellihg, Barns, = T Teese and mod u b uated in Prince George’s Cou: Mary tand, aod 6 miles from W: . For further information iaunire of OKO. - BRAY. No. 282 9th street, be- twee. M nnd N sireets north. ™ !1-im* A CAR». - jarge and comfortable Room, with for rent. 1 f WALL, STEPHENS &CO., No: S25 Pork Letwecn and 10th sts, m 10 6t FURNISHED Rooms To RENT.— Three di i] gua SER te rout at Ro oM rd. Soe se and F. m9 ecst* OR RENT—The FUKNISHE and jogntly occupied " D ROOMS E lis will be vacant it after this date. loeation (276 Penn- ven ©, next the Kirkwood House) is one in the city for gentlemen having business 8 tol or Deperturonte, and will be rented to transient or permanent occupants. There are seve- ral smaller rooms also in the house, at moderate ee nee dactan$ Bayne LOTS —For Saie—A variety of BUILDING LOTS on the island and other sorts of the ee ie acvommodating. Inquire 0.2, Todd's Bu 4 “mlecoim me DAVID MYERLE. Fas. SALE OR RENT.—A BRICK DWEL.- LING, containing 13 rooms The Furniture will be sold with the house. if di situated on Missouri ares 6th streets, near the tels. Ipquire on the prem: lesired. Beautifully No. 24 between 44. onal and Browns’ Ho m 5-Im* WOLFE’ Scurwam AKO Matic SCHNAPPS is presoribed with great success by the Medical Fac- ulty in Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop- ay, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood, Inadequate Assimilation of Food, and exhausted Vital Energy; and as a beverage it has no superior an the world. quart and pint bottles, and fur sale by al! the Druggists and Grocers in Washington. UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer and Manufacturer, Nos. 18, 20, and 22, Beaver street, New York. dec 12-8m GROVERS BAKER’SSEWING MACHINE, The subscriber has taken the agency and has now on hand an assortment of the above celebrated FAMILY SEWING MACHINES; and, in pre senting them to the pubire notice, can, without fea of contradict on, say that they are believed to be the best article ever offered to the public. They are adapted to all kinds at ee sewing, from the finest to the coarsest kind. He most respectfully invites the ladies to call and exam:ne them. x A lady will always be in attendance to exhibit them, and tu instruct all who ace desirous of pur- Needles of all sizes will be constantly kept on hand C. aLBR, and for sae Cc. W. BUTE No. 318, Iron Hall, Pa. av., between m 4 Stawiw 9th and lth streets. ROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR KE ing in repair the Lines of the Magnetic Teie- graph Company between New York and Washing ton, or any part thereof no: less than 5) miles. _ The Line onthe Railroad conmsts of four wires between New York and Washington. ‘The Line on the common road of two wires, the entire§jdis- Proposals wil! state the charge per mile for keep- ing the wires in order, property eeninted. and the charge of substituting, when required, new wire sound chestnut 25 feet long, peeled, and wx i ‘8 in diameter at small end. Address J. KENDALL, Ge | Superintendent. m Il-eotf Washington, D.C. TO THE PUBLIC. The undersigned begs leave respectiully to inform his numerous friends a d the public generally, that he hn takenthe stand formeriy occupied by +. H. Worthington, on l4th street, near the Canal, where he wii! keep Cprmencey on hand asupply of WOOD and COAL of every description. ij Ss © respectfully solicits a share of the public ronAge. ae it-eost* R. W. BATE! BEEDS: SEEDS! SEED Y — SoME OF THE ADVANTASES OF BuvING SEEDS FROM JOHN SAUL 1, Because he is neither an agent or has agente, but ius Seeds are erowa expressly to his order— he can, therefore, warrani thein. 2. Because his See Js are fresh, genuine, unadulte:- ated; the growth of 1857. 3. Beeauxe by purchasing direct from him you save ~ * all intermediate profits, 4. Because they are cheap. 5. Because he is a practical Horticulturalist, well * acquainted with the Seed trade, and there- fore knows by experience what seeds to rec- nd. cumen- SEED STORE 586 7'h st. fe2? S&W.12t___ corner H, Washingtor VENT ae FURNITURE. We have just received a large a’dition to our stock of Cabinet and other Furviture, which has been gotten up in tastefuland elegant etyle to our order, the workmanship of which we warrant of the best quality. PARLOR SUITES COMPLETE. Of Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogan: in various colors and material. Sofa, Centre, fe ‘Tables, Escritoires, Ktageres,and W hatnots. ver and Mantle Glasses, in gilt, with Marble Siabs and Brackets. CHAMBER SETS COMPLETE. Soud oak, handsomely ornamented in Gold. | Solid Walcut and M-hogany, carved; Black, Enam- elled in gold and flowers, with other painted sets all colors, i. DINING ROOM. Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, and Cherry Extension Dining Tal from eight to twenty feet, pig yt be nut, Mahogany, aod Rose Ladies’ Dining hairs, Oak. Walnut and Mahogany Sideboards, with Mar- 8, Shelve on ornamented with Looking Glass FEATHER BEDS, By aS AND PIL- Curled Hair, Husk, and Husk and Cotton Mat- OFFICE eta he ad SALAMAN- Stearne’s and Marvin’s Wi! er« pstent salamander Bro-sroot Safer, secured by tile celebrated “La lle La a Ale, im great iderlaga & Bedsteads, Bureaus. Ward- robes, Washatands, htstands. Sofas, Tete-a. tetes, Easy. and ocking C- airs, in harreloth. : See er — seat a All of which wil! cash ur approve r. OE BLE MCGREGOR. & CO. Nos. 53%, 5:8, ard 5'1 street. YEARS AMONG THE MOR- being the narrative of Mrs. Mary Kttre i De Sait Lake City. Price $1.29 ee an OE COR & MAURY, m10-4t Booksellers and Stationers, 334 Pa. av. RUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKS! di ed has now and constantly keeps thoes Son wand a large and pag } % supe- rior assortment of Soie-Leather, TRUNKS AND VALISES: als. Tron Frame and Wood-Box Hi egeeah VELING BAGS a SABDLES, HARNESS ed to compete with the best manu- neo oer of which, read the following Re ig ree a eon pores the net of the Metropoli echanics’ Insti fo : T & Norflet deposited a Sole-leather paetialse. for souidity Gad quality of material, it tion. rane eh Tuomas, Saddler. B. 8. Kinsey, Currier, N E resks Covers ana overs dence ition of ness, Repairing executed wi eames nds AMT,” 5 treet, . Odd Fellows’ Hail, m ot ee Washington D.C. _fe 2-r06w R.B.SCHWARZE * Wo esaLe DraLer in Oysters, Respectfully informs ciends and customers that he will sell his OYSTERS (which known to be of the best qpality ani the market)at.a lower price than any one else can afford, as he buys them by CCR LED asd SPICED CN CEES ayy ¥ I 3 7 son . a = ‘: R. B. SCHWARZE m2-Iin Southeast corner 12th and E M CHA, WOOD FOR SALE AT . Ww. UNTER’S upper Farm, twe miles from the Long Bridge, by the Columbia Road. P iE OOD from §2 to $2.25 per cord. OAK WOOD 83 por cord. Bie RES EY CARLIN, Acent. [AeSLe WORK FOR SALE, A large stock of STATUARY and ITALIAN MARBLE MANTLES, manufactured within the last few months. A perro, number of ITALIAN MARBLE MONUMENTS, some of which are of exquisite design finish, will be sold without @ te cost. ALEX R. RUTHERFORD, ww Jone Ya Pa ave., bet. 13th and 193, sis. BAcTinone SURANCE CoO. Li kp 183. JOHN I. = a This Company INSURES LIVES and BUYS and GRANTS ANNUITIES. ko. Bees dp iy ic office oft ping bead & Co., Bankers, loth street and Peunsylvania avenue. W, MAGILL, Agent. D.R. HAGNER,M. vp. led Ex’r. fe 23-eolm* Lie Era eoa CSR fe 2%-eolm a=v On Pa xt ING, the loth instant, tend at, instant. (and will be continued every cheposes of,) 1 shall sell, at seven on on of 7 most beautiful ~ vings ever offe ish Steel En- Prt a peer ph pe ate ipistorical, landscape, reli- Also, an assortment of fine Engiish ‘Sporting Sub- ill be Tierday morann and wil be k art. attend the sale. A. GREEN Auctioneer, UIRE. Anoti for exhibition on he indies are especially JAS. C. XCE ithe Pei MOLD EvrEcts residence of Mrs. Hami/ton. tween Sth and 7th, ‘arch 16. at pe oa = he Purviture and Ef- mask covered Rocker and Nal p Sofa Pali, Whassuce Tene crimson damask Curtain and Fixtures, nicloth. b onze Hat-tree, Walnut Ext. Ching, Glass, and ¢ pa and cash: over that sum, a for eutisfactorily endorsed Inquire on the pre- Esq., No. 49 9b we . MeGUIRE, Aunet. & BARNARD. Anctioneers. Y¥ SALE OF GOLD HAINS, JEWR! ORN tiox.—On MON o'clock, and to be ning at 7 0’clock, the week until the whole disposed of. at Store No, 527 7th under the Avenue House, we wiil sell a lar; Sod ention nat opneecned Watel Ou uptiog open cas ‘atohes poid F Vest, and Guard Chains Gold ents p Cargen Sar oid sets , Jet, hased and: Rings als. Keys, Gold Pencils, Gol Lockets, Card Cases, rorte With & great atoek not here mentioned. The Indies are respectfully invited to attend. WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. FUTURE DAYS. KSHAL’'S SALE.—In virtue of a wnt of under the lien law, ixsued from f the Cirouit Court of the District Washington, and to vse to public sale, for Casn, door of said count DAY, the 25th of March, 1858, at 12 0’el following described property, to wit: All jant’s right. titie elaim, josaic, and Gold Stone id Pens, Silver Pens Mmonaies the olerk’s office of of Columbia, for t t of the Court + And interest in and to erected on Lot No. 5, inreservation D, on Maryland avenue, betwr and 6th streets, in the cit seized and levi Lokey, and will be to October term, of Washington, D C., sold to satisty Judicial No. 279, 1837, in invor of Snuth & Fowler. Marshal for the District of Colu SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Tz.—In pursuance of a decree, passed y of November, 1857, by the Cirouit Court for Prince George’s county, si garet S.A. Cumming, nex: Cumming and others, and Fdmond B. Cumming and ot ants, the undersigned, as T: will, if the same is not previ rivate sale,expose at public udder,on the e THU is complainant, hers are defend- itee therein appointed. o the highest a APRIL 1, 3258 at the hour of I! o'clock a. m., if ir at the same time and place on the next fair y thereafter, all that valuable Real Kmtate sit- uate in said county. which was heretofore con- homas W.Cummi and intestate, by one Martin Buell and Lu Ann, his wife, in fee simple, containing one hund: acres, more or less. Ss are very va uable; the sou wofa adapted = the cultivation and fair, and if not veyed to the Hon. ceased and sixty-two ‘These ‘ashing! North Capitol streets. is a lary on The health and society of the neienbor- passed in maryland or the District. ure water and one estate, which is within two The land has been ing in size from 15 to Wood on most of the There are several streams of large spring on this miles of the “Soldi miles of the Centre Market. divided into several lots, ranj 7 acres, with a sufficiency o lots. aud will be sold im parcels if deemed to the mn- terest of the parties. ‘The Dweliing House and Out-houses on this es- «hous, aud in excellent adjoins the property of the late Messrs. Wingerd, Digges, Ciarkand others Any information will be given to persons desirous of purchasing,on application to the ned, personally or by letter. tate are large and com order. ‘This estate tephen Markwood, the ‘One thousand dyilars ensh on the day of sale, to be paid in funds of some District or Baltimore Bank. The residue of the be paid in one, two, three and equal instalments, bearing interest from the day of sale, and to be secured by the bonds of the purcha- ser or purchasers, with one or more co-obligers, 10 be approved by the undersigned. Upon the payme t of the whole purchase money, 8nd ni the interest thereon, and not before, the undersigned, as trustee, will convey to the purchaser or heirs, the property so and discharged from a! suit, and of all persons claiming by them or under 5 in the proceeding fora ignified her consent mw writing to take in money (in heu of her dower) out of 1s acertained In urchasers, or their by them, free, clear he widow has joined the proceeds of sale, mM 11-e0'24thaé dts AKSHAL’S SALE—In virtue of » writs of fier: facias, issued from the C. hice of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington and to me directed, shal! expose to public sale fur Casn.in front of t Court-house door of said County on FRIDAY ,the 26th day of March. at 12 o'clock, m., the following described property. to wit: r im, aud interest in and to ail that pi parcel of ground lying m Georgetown, in the Dis triet of Columbia, which is included within the foi- lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the west sideof Market Spaceat a outh from the corner of Bru nt 82 feet 1¢ inch- street and Mar- ket Space. and running thence west with the north wail of the two story brick houses on the lot hereby described and the line thereof extenaed thence south and parallel feet 6 inches. more or less. ith Market Space 27 point which wi!l be south wall of sad then by said line reversed at the southeast corner of said house. and then north and with the line of Mar ket space 27 feet 6 inches to the place of beginning, which is the northeast corner of said house, togeth- b all and singular the improvements thereon, mn as the propert odes, jr..and will be sold to satis: Nox. 334 335, ard 335 to October term, 1856, in favor f Joxhus Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher. and Nos. house extended w east to Market Spay seized and levied wu, yi ind 137 Judiciais to Mry term, 1858, favor of Clino'wnd Dillon, Peter Dillon, Benyainin T tt, mbaugh. Pip ett Bug Sonn Crane Db. OOVER. Marshal for the District of Columbia. AL. OFF Taxasvry DEPARTMENT, February 12, 1858, Notice Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed propos: is wi!l be received at this office until the fifteenth day of March proximo for the issue 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 Vork, Charies- ton, or St. Louis, within ten days from the seoept- ance of such proposals, under the authority of the act of Congress entitled “Anact to authorize the sue of treasury notes,” approved the 23d Decem- ‘The treasury notes will be issued upon the receipt here of certificates of deposite with those officers to the cred.t of the treasurer of the Urited States, They will be made payable to the order of such bid der or bidders as shall agree tu make such exchange at the lowest rate of interest, not exceeding six per centum per annum, and will carry such rate from the date of the certificate of such deposite. The proposals must state the rate ofinterest with out conditionand without reference to other by and contain no other fractional rates tlan one fourth one halfor 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 erated, whose certificate of such deposit must accompany each proposal, as security fur its fulfilment. Ifthe proposal is not sccapt diate directions will be given to return su 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 notice must be sealed aud 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, Seoretary of Treasury. 20 000 PEAC AT $10 Pex Huwvr For sale at my Nursery, uear Washington. above Trees are all of fine growth, and of tae it of ORNAMEN~ N, SHADE, and FRUIT JOSHIA PEIRCE. MPORTED.—Fresh Itali Paste, Caviar, best select fruit. ee Append Tite: . ERG NG & BURCHELL G C Wirwnae avenue and 15th street. GEORGETOWN. __FOR RENT AWD SALE. 2 AUCTION SALES, TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. i a teil By A. GREEN, Auotioneer. XTENSIVE SALE OPA ENTIRE GAL- & Excravines ESDAY E.VEN- TELEGRAPHIC NEWs pragma meee ‘were not —e wile sean onal Fase ee not in detail. : = chaeged thon =" somone duct and falsehood, and oe Telieve the accused, he Minsett ta the silence of Snsinuation “He dented that the letter wes intended an a challenge, but an invitation to leave the Distriet of Columbia to examine the — of the dificuity. The eccused condemned ractice of ae en ae wohe Te cae jn secret session for a very short The je advocate proceeds wmediate- ly to Washington with the Loa 2 Mr. Everett in Trenten. Trexton, N. J.,March 11 —The ward Everett delivered his addvens on ip ay ets ton last “— to an audience of over a persons. r. Everett was to-day introduced a joint committee to both houses in erstion, ‘and was received by the president of the Senate and speaker of the House in speeches. Mr. Everett replied briefly and eloquently, expressing bis heartfelt thanks for the high distinction con- ferred upon him. Direct Railroad Connection. Pitresurc. March 12 —The track of the Pitts- barg, Forte Wayne, and Chicago Railroad, across Penosylvania street, in this city, is laid down, and trains now pass regularly to and from the Pennsylvania Central Railroad depot. This ob- viates the neressity of omnibuses, as the trains from Baltimore connect with thoxe of the Pitts- burg, Fort Wayne and Chi Road under roof of the depot. Sl ™” Later from Havana. Caar.rston, March 13th —Steamsbip Isabel, from Havana. 10th, arrived here . She brings orp cote dye of the least interest. Sugars at Havana advanced rials arte. closing firm Exchange Fg hemd fis 12 preminm; do. on New York \ discount; do. on New ‘Orleans 233 premium. From Belize. New Yorx, March 12 —Advices from Belize to February 18th state that the pj ae bad Passed a law for the importation of thousand coolies or Sepoys, if they can be bad. The small-pox was prevalent there. Sugar and Coffee Markets. New Ogtrans, March 12. is active at 2 quarter of a cent advance since - Cot. few is also advancing, prime Rio selling at 12% . The stock is 7,000 bays. Southern Markets. New Yor«, March 12 —Cotton declined sl ly. Sales to-day 7,000 bales, at I1all ke. for the week 74,500 receipts for same time 69,500. Decreased receipts at this port 81,500 bales; at all on ey Ports 334,500. Stock at this port 439,500, reights %. Sterling exchange 107; exchange on New York Yay discount <3 Mosire, March 12.—Cotton has declined xX to &. Sales to-day 1,000 bales, at on Sales of the week, 20.000 bales. Receipts of the week, 17.000, azainst 7,000 last year. Decreased at this port, 42,000. Stock at this port, 155,000. Cuarteston, March 12 —Cotton firm on better grades. but easier on the low qualities. Sales to- day, 1,500 bales. Avcusta, March 12.—Cotton steady. Sales to- day, 1,900 bales Savannxan, March 12.—Cotton steady; sales 3100. —— New York Markets. a Se a 13 —Piour is firm; sales to- jay 5.9 is. at unchanged prrees. Wheat stesdy. Corn beavy; sales 30,000 busb.: at 68a68 ye. for white Mess pork declined 10c , and quoted $16; prime has declined i5e . and selling at $13.55. Lard is firm at 92106. Whisky is dali. Financial. New Yorn, March 13 —Ntocks are dull and lower. Chicago Rock Island $1; Cumber- tand Coal Co. 20 lineis Central shares 95%; do. bonds #1; La Crosse and Milwaukie 10K; Michigan Southern 25%; New York Central OK Reading 58; Cantons 214; Va. 6's; Mi Gs 53%. - ng exchange is dull "3 SCHKIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, The proprietor particularly recommends the above Schnapps to persons travelling or about to settiem the South or West on account of its Medicinal pro- pertics in correcting the disagreeable and often dan- serous effects produced by a change of water—a visitation to which all travelers South and West are particularly liable. Strangers should be careful in purchasing the Schnapps, as the whole country is flooded with counterfeits and imitations. The xenuine has the proprietor’s name on the bottie, cork and isbel. For sale by al! Druggists and Gro- cers. UDOLPHO WOLFE, 4 123m Depot 18 Beaver a reet, New York. GASTO: CLARK 48 Louis NZ RUANCE Se4 door trom ‘7th street, ent tg Ouse, DEA! CLOTHING AnD suas FURNISHING The subscribers oai| attention toa demrabie Stook of CLOTHING which they now have on exhili- tion at their Store, No. 48 Louisiana avenue, seoond = ee andes they are deren ined to t ossible, eve: jurt necessary on their part shail Qornsed in order tu please their custome In the C NG DEPARTMENT we can ¢ mak a | e iu oul vee, var gust | be found ‘Lot! the stock to be perfeot style, be we mal ha oh, Yatching the various changes of fash: od may rest nennent ot Bneine oe nowt, it provel in store, subject to their ins} 40D 8p be $15,000 re of Goods Tor Men's. Boys’ and Ser- vant’s Wear, will be sold at sootee green, ead per- chasers would do well to examine lot. This is no humbug, 38 our assertions ean be proved on ex- amination. Call and see us at the above Store. d2-sm GASTON & CLARK. SCISSORS, MIRRORS, POWDER BOXES, SS &e. at GIBBS'S Hair Store, near 13 streets Pa. sv.. and at his Salesroom, under Willards’. n le-4m LAg BRAIDS, PLAITS, CURLS, HALP wt ud PUFFS, at GIBB3’S Hair Store, near corner of iSth st. and Pa. av. 2 3 GE EXPRESS OF FICE es 34D Street, _ Adjoining The States Printing Office, Tho eubscriber, Bagenge Agent for Baltrmore Ee ES an office, i above piace, “4 mmotation of the publio, where ah oan be left for the use of Wagons to convey Bag: or pode prghnmenentne " jt, Saer me remo" te an nt in a} Office open oon o'clock &. m. to 10.0" daily, except S abies \ N M. M LINK = # cence Agent Simons eat Oiae bt 5 ll stop, ving wy noma, on the "cars, Sell have their e taken care of at this ofhoe, or at Baltimore No.1 Sharp street. and noextra charge. aw ROM LON DON.-Sterdan’s Dramatic Works, 1 vol, $1. Z ameron of Margaret of Navarre,! vol. $1. Berierew's Collection of Ep) apha, t vol. of ss. Hummboldt’s Travels, 3 vols. $3 75. Polygiott of Forenn Proverbs. 1 vol. $1.25, Classic Tales, ! vol. $1 Homer's lund literal t jon, } vol. 75 ots. ‘Thucydides. liters! transistion, 2 vot: a” Cicero's Othees, literal trensiation, | 75 ote, Sophocles litera! trans‘ation, | vol. 25 ets, lard Book of Proverbs, 1 voi. $1 25. diet: ry of Classical Quotations, | vol, 15. mostheues On the Crown, literal translation, 1 vol. 75 cts. x Fenus Quaries's Enchiridian. | vol. @ cts. john Aubrey's Miscelia vol. $i. Selden’s Table Tak. | v J en Mahon’s Rise of dian Empire, 1 vol. milo FRANCK TAY! OR. eaten SLUCKS !—CLOCKS ost re / ceived, ® great assortment of CLOCKS, from $1 to $125, Callong see for yourselves, at J. RUBINSO\'S, 349 Pa. av., opposite Browns’ Hotel. N. B—CLOCK MAT , BraLs. such as Oils, Keys, Balls, Cords, &c., for 5 pled cheap. —the trade su teste 4 LARGE COLLECTION OF NEW MUSIC A aceeeee this day at our Masieand Piano em wh No. 26 Fa. avenue, sear Mh S08» RLLIs. : NG FASHIONS.—*The American boune! i Po nnn ong materiais, &e. Price Fifty bar MAD Fr aale at TAYLOR & MAURY’'S wh ee hay By dg nr em trane- lated from t yan. ors-le TAYLOR & MAUR Y’S Bookstore. m 10-4 4 doors west of 9th street. ASHIONABLE PER FUMERTES. best houses, at GIB BS’S, near the corner o treat, Pacey, ale Lip eg ee pena ante ES under