Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. 7 Thongh « The Star’ is printed on the fastest steam press im use south ef Balti- more, its edition Is se large ns to require it te be put te press at au early hour, Adver- tisements, therefore, sheuld be sent in by 12 @’eleck, m.; otherwise they umay ne. appear until the mext day. SEE EEE eae Ciacuir Court —Yesterday, after our report closed, the appeal case of Messrs Humphreys & Juenemann was concluded This Layer-beer coatr which tuvolves lame interests to the Germaycelt zeus, may be summed up as fol. lows: Some two vears ayo, a German ni Rotzel, was toed for setling lager beer without lieense, and appealed trom the Magistrate's de- cision yg ey ramet 3 a pe at. torney, Mr. Morgan, took ¢ in ar- wmnent, that’ lener beer was Gotan intoxicating tink; aod that, therefore, there was no law to fine Rotzel; and, after bearing the evidence, whieb was very full, the Court so deeided. The Corporation leensable ; | roe & Juenemanun. who are manufacturers of ager beer were twice fined, they having refased to take out a license. Several grounds were taken by their counsel in these cases, one of which was that the warrants were defective on their faces— 2 ground in which the Court assented. But it Was agreed at bar, for the purpose of testing the question raised by fy par counsel, namely, whether the Corporation bad any right toimpose licease on the mannfacture:s, that one of the war- rants should be amended.’ After considerable argument uy) the warrant as a » the Court held that the amended City Charter of 4848 was no restriction or alteration of the Char- ter of 1820, but gave additional Powers, and that the Corporation bad the right to impose a license vpon the manufacture of every and any kind of erticle, if the same be sold in this city. The Court then considered the appeal case of Henry Rackaway rs RH. Trunnell, in which the jadgment of the mayistrate—H_ Reaver—was Feversed, and judgment de nove entered for the plaintiff for $17 S- and costs. In this case ft ap- red, from the evidence. that Rackaway en- rusted a judymeut for collection to Trunnell who is a constable, and soon afterwards fuund that the judgment had been paid, and wag in the possession of the original defendant, reyularly satistied. The defence was that Mr King, an other constable, collected the jadgment, ‘‘satisfied’ it, and that Trunnell not having Yeceived any portion of the amount, was not Hable. ft was also alleged for the defence, that it Was a case of malfeasance, and tha! the Proper action should bave been against the bondsmen of Trunnel!. The Court decided that King acted as the Kom of Trunueli, and that the latter was responsible, and accordingly gave judgment as above. F. W. Jones for appellant, Robt. Ould for ap ay, the Court is considering unimportant T appeal cases. Torrino ovr ENTER taInuent.—An entertain ment was given yesterday afternoon, to the hands employed upon the Church of St Aloysias, at the corner of K and North Capitol streets, the occa- sion being that of the completion of the walls and towers of the edifice, and the covering in of the building. The largest portion of the roof has been put on, and the church Presents a beantifal and noble appearance. The entertainment was given by Peter Gallant, Esq., the contractor aud superintendent of the work of erection. The edibles were provided by the popular caterers, Columbus & Nardon, and consisted of ever thing table and appetizing, and were partaken of y nearly one hundred persons who are engaged upon the work. The dinner was presided over by Rev. Father Stonestreet and Rev. Father Lynch of Georgetown College. After the hands bad been assigned their tions at table, an ap- Lae oe grace was said by Fatber Stonestreet. and the groaning tables were rapidly lightened of the load of well-cooked comestibles—such as oysters in various styles, beef steak, corned beef, ham, chicken, seasonable vegetabies, pies, and other substantials, surmounted by divers long- necked bottles, which were filled with something pleasant to the inner man—all of which were done ample justice to by the company. After the appetites had been completely sated, dives toasts were drunk, and some appropriate remarks made by Rev. Father Stonestreet, who proposed the bealth of the master bricklayer, Mr. Alfred Cas- sell; and then followed quite a lively time, during which a great many pretty speeches were made with reference to the occasion, and yood bumor and sobriety were the order of the day. After an hour in this manner, the tables were cleared away and all bands resumed work, well pleased with the pleasant episode of the afternoon. A full deseription of the church of St. Aloysius baving already beeu published in our columns, we do not deem it necessary to recapitulate or comment upon this bandsome structure, But simply to remark that it is oue of the most sub- stantial edifices in the country, and of a size commensurate with tue increasing wants of the Catholic poputation of the city of Washington The walls and tower contain about thirteen bun- dred thousand brick, an@ the external appear- ance of them is certainly sufficiently neat and ar- tistie to commend the admiration of every thor- ough-going mechanic. It is expected that the interior will be ready for use by next Faster Sun- day,and the progress now making vives promise of a realization of this expectation. We learn that the Rev. Father Maguire, who is well known to most of our citizens, is to have charge of this church when completed. Such an arrangement will be most satisfactory to many persons in this city who esteem that gentleman bighly. Potice. —Before Justice Williams —On the day before yesterday, Officer Henry Nasb ar- rested Joseph Gerhardt on a Corporation war- rant, for selling liquors in violation of the law agatnst selliny spirituous liquors on the Sabbath. be defendant exercised his right to have a jary called, it being an allege’ secoud offence, und involving a tine of $#, aud a forfeiture of li- conse. The prosecutin:: witness Spend that be was in defendant's Bouse on the » unday charged iu tbe warrant, and purchased a giass of lager bier, which be drank and paid for; that subsequently he incidentally mentioned the fact in presence of ® policeman, who thereupon bad a warrant is- sued and summo.ed deponent to give evidence against defendant Upon the above evidence the case went to the jary, who returned the following verdict of ac- quittal, the warrant setting forth the offence as a second one, aud no evidence having been given to w the perpetration of a first offence “* We, the undersigned jarors in the case of the Corporation of Washington vs. Joseph Gerba dt, unanimousiy agree the charges are not sustained as in the warrant.’’ Tue Raix —The citizens of Washington, zen- erally, are highly delighted witn the rain—de- scending in torrents as wewrite. The heavy showers of last night and this morning have had the effect to settle the dust in those cavities made in the streets by driving heavy vebicles over uewly-improved portions, and will be no disxad- vantage to the improvements. The residents upon D, between Twelfth and Fourteeath sts . bave been complaining of a great seareity of ws. ter. The rain, it ix hoped, will effect for thei what their complaints could uot, and by furnish ing & supply fur other uses, give them ike use of the pumps for drinking and culiaary purposes Notwithstanding some may be put to iaconvent- ence by the rain, all will be thankful for it Cuaries H. Bakrett, whose execution takes Place tn the jall yard to-day week, unless Exec- ulive luterposition is exercised In his behalf, re- mains in a condition of mind which js Tegarded by bis spiritual adviser as implying the enjoy- ment of a firm hope in the pardon ng grace of the Saviour. He devotes all of his time, exeept such few short hours as are neces: for mental Tepose, to religious meditation and prayer, and gives utterance to no expression of fee! with regard to the action of his friends in their en- dravors to procare a commutation of his sea- tence. No person is permitted to visit the con- demoed man except bis immediate relatives and those who have in charge bis spiritual welfare. ALtacep Luxacy —A writ de lunatico ingue- tendo was issued by order of the Circuit Court yesterday, under which a jury was summoned to Snquire into the condition of mind of Captain Benjamia E Brooks, of the U. 3. Marine Cer, . as to whetber he is a lunatic or enjoys lucid fe: tervals sufficient to tender him capable of the management of his estete. The inquest was be- gun {tn the grand jury room, City Ball, at 10 e@clock this a the examination of Witnesses was yolog forward up to 2 o'clock AMBRoTY?P Es —To such of our readers as have need of the seivices of an excellent artist in the line of ambrotyping, the gallery of our friend Sands, oa Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Ceatre Market, offers atiractions which they w]ll tind it dificult to pass. A visit to the gallery, and a glance at the istic skill dispiayed im the va- rlous specim are all t is necessary to se- cure for Mr Sands a large tucrease upon bis elready extensive business. New Music —Jobn F. Ellis has sent us Mount Vernon March, witha flne engraving (for froutis- tece) of Mount Vernon. It is dedicated to Hon. Kaward, Everett. By the way, Ellis is back in bis aew store. same old number, where an may fad everything in the Pianoand Music ifpe Bares or Stocs.—VYesterday, McGuire & Co. sold Corporation of Washington stcek at tty 3 Corporation of Washington certificate of indebt- edness for 91. Canrast Guarpwous® —This morning, tte H ‘ket at the principal station was without pepo om ibe oaly Lamate of the cell es a laden, a 4h for one week, beginning at noon of Thursday, October 21, and ending this moruing : i ‘Morning. Noon. Night. Thursday. ri 65° oi mw 62 2 6 rd 46 33 4i 6 «6 Remarks —October 2tst— cloudy toend 24—Cloudy, got out fine, cement eaten ty ; — Foury, wing WV., got-out fine and-warm, fine to - 24th—Fine, much cdoler, wind NW., blustery and cloudy, fine to end. '25th—Clondy, wind NW, cloudy dod cool througbout. 26th— Heavy fog, much cooler, frost, 1 throughout, fine to end and cooler. shiarp frost, fee, and finetoend. 28th—Clear, frost, bs iat arter moon. Friday, 29th of ttle a o'clock, morning. Grorertown, D. C., October 22d, 1958. Drep.—We regret to learnthat ED. Leazcr, 8 clerk in the office of the Auditor of the Treasu- ty for the Post Oftice Department d‘ed last night ‘Tue deceased was an unmarried man, and highlv esteemed by bis i oe 0g generally. He was a native of New Jersey, and was appointed to bis clerkship during the administration of F.x- President Pierce Cuarce or Larceny. — Yesterday, Rachel Burke was arrested by Officer Lloyd on a charge of the larceny of certain money, the property of Mary Heissler. The case was laid before Jus- tice Dona, who, in order to give opportunity for a fall examination of witnesses who were absent, held the accused to bail for a farther bearing MaRRIacE aT Baowns’ —Last evening, ano- ther wedding took piace at Browns’ Hotel. The happy pair were Mr. 3 H. Browi and Miss Bettie C. Patterson, of Lynchburg, Va. The ceremony was performed by Rev. L- F. Morgan, pastor of Wesley Chapel. Baazit Notice.—The men that have their names down tu ‘o Beazil will meet at the office on Fri + to sail. oe 7 3" tivals furnished with Ice at 1 per gation, and redu in Balis, and F. fthe best onery of al! rices, fi mate every day, ut the Philadelphia Confrctia and [rr Cream Depot, corner 12°h and F strcet oe 25 bin WEDDING Cakes, Very pretty and very cheap, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F streets, loe Crean and Water Ices §1 cod xal- lon. 006 Im* Wepbuine Caxes, very pretty, very cheap and very nice, at the Philadélphia Confectionery, No. 518 Pa. avenue, between 2d and 3d sts. oe 2-im C.N. Kvoren, MARRIED, In this city, onthe i8th jnstant, by the Rev. Dr. Nadal, Mr. RiShor COOPER, of Bultimore, to Miss SARAH ELLEN BABB. of Bangor, Me, (Ba.tumore and Bangor please copy.) DIED, On the evening of the 4th instant, Mrs. ANN SIMMS, iu the seth year of nec age ‘The deceased had been for 3) ears & con: nt member of the Baptist Church in Alexandria and Washington, and was truly a ex imypls of the vital influences of religion, as well in the cheerful sub imasion with wilch every trial was met, asin the blessed hope which it is at once the privilege and duty of the ciristian tu cherish. ‘Through much sutler.ug she reached the term of life, dyinz as she had lived, calmly, meekly, trustingly ; aud has left tu her chiidren. whom she loved t nderiy, as she wag tenderiy loved in return, the wel: grounded assur- auce that the event which they mourn was to her but the dawn of a holy and py immortality, ‘The funeral wil taxe piace from the residence of her daughter, on D street, near the corner of llth, Istand. on ern the 9th, at 2 o'clock p. Friends are respectfully juvited to attend, (Alexandria Gazette will p!ease copy,) 4 On the evening of the 28th instant. after an illness of thre eks. ANNA, youngest ht Jcho <a sown, aged one year and ten mo e nde ot tha emg’ are respeotfully ed to attend the funeral on fo morrow (Saturday) A fe ternvon, at 2 o'clock, from the re-idence of her pa- rents. on 1, between i.th and !3°h sts, Fre sinc uid bight or sorrow fade, Death came with frieudly care; The opening bud to herven conveyed, And bade it blossom there, bi On the 29°h instant, at 4 o'clock @ m., at his resi- ence, on 'ith street, near the Kastera Brauch brigge,in the Navy Yard. HENRY THOMAS, in the Sith year of his age of consumption, E. faneral will take on Suaday afteraoon, at one o'clock. eens STEAM MACHINERY FOR SCREW PRO- +) PELLER SLOUP-OF-WAR AT THE UNI TED STATES NAVY YARD, GUS VIRGINI«. H Navy DEPARTMENT, October 7. 1852, SgaLup Puorosars, endorasd “ Proposals for Steam Machinery for Screw Propeiler Sloop of a< War,” will reocived at this department unti 3 v’cloek, p. m., of the 26th of November next, for the Gomp ete cu uction of the steam machinery and appendages, either direct acting or geared en; snes, &e the b.dier may consider preferable, and placing the board the screw sloop of-war butidiny at the United states LG A Yard st Gosport. Vir sima, in necordance with ee Sellowing .onditions: The offers must be for aspecifis sum tor purts the who'e in successful oj tion, must include [eng fees, and the depa: mt will require are ease from the proprietors ou tile or arrangements u: im or about the machinery, and Must state che time in which the work will be com- preted, and must be xccumpanied by the usua! guar Satee required by aw. . ‘The name of the establishment in which the work -i8to be executed must be ststed. The details of the design and arrangement of the machinery wili be left with the party whose proposition may be cepted as combining the greateat number © tages, keeping in vit W cost, simplicity of eu: tion, readiness of access for adjustment operation, and not being subject to derang ent 1b the working parts; it being the object of the depart ment to procure machinery which can develop xreat power when required seas to insure high speed for as many days aa possible, while at the same time they will be able to propel the vessel at a moderate speed with great eoonomy of fuct, +o that ing voy ages may be performed with one ey of coal. With this view, the department will oe the bidders co guaranty the resuits proposed to be ac. hed by their plans. and to specify those re. der the following head: which the engines develop for five days con secatively when driven up to their highest capacity, to be measured on he vessel by the indicator, at the rate of 33 000 pounds lifted one foot high in & minute, and to be not less than 1,000 horse- power, aad at least 80 revolutions Der minute of the propel ter. ‘the consumption of cosis par horse-power per hour must be stated. ‘ne preseure in pounds per square inch on the piston necessary to work the eugines at the sbove velocity, the screw being dis connected and tne engines without a toad, except the line «-f stiafting, must not exceed 2% pounds per square inch of piston by indicator diagram. 2d. The quantity of coal wnica ean ve stowed in the sip without exceeding the total weight for machi ery, +ppendages, butiers and water in them, bunkers, tools, ae er, and coal! within the length occupied by thi ines and boilers. boilers tobe of iron of brass tubes and with te! copic smoke pipe, it 1s inteaded to use fresh water in the borers, face ouionaer of the most approved kiad will auired. ‘The propeller with the connections fur hoisting it will be of composition, to be pruperly proportioned for at least 30 revolutions per minute, and with a di ameter of 12 feet 3 met aud @ pitch of not less the a tas fi lati and e Pus ps, Appiratas for ven'ilating, nd Appur jouwane of U kinds necessary for the perfect work ing of the whole to be of the m: roved ki ‘The ecal bunkers, shaft pass: Wo ath warts! “4 trou balk bends, 4 dist: ling apparatus fur tren water, from which cin be made not less than 500 gai- lous per day, and the tools and duplicate pieces ne cessary aud satisiactory for an efficient cruising steaia sloop of-war, must be rrcluded ia t _ sivon, and s hist of them must be furnished. ‘The wood and earpen er work, (except the boring out the deadwood) for the shatt necessiry to adapt the vessel for the recep ion of the mac! inery, borl- ers, aud appendages will be provided at the nse ofthe Navy Department. and it will permit the use of such ties as it may have for hoisting the heavy machinery on board. For the rcoommodation of the entire steam ma- chinery and the fuel there wil: be allowed in the body of the ship, the entire space under the spar deck, cormenciug at 15 feet abaft the main mast, thence extending forward a distance of 50 feet. but if geared engines are used an additional length of turee feet will be admitted. Within this space it is expected to carry coal for five day’s steaming at the maximum speed. In the cifiextions, the daily cousu on of fue) will also the weight of the hinery, oval, boi » water in them, shaft, propeliei ap- pendages, with tools and spare work. all of which it not exceed 406 tons of 2,240 pow t feared esare ‘an additional weight of 2 tuns will sa! 5 bs ‘Tne distance from the after side of the mainmast to the after side of s fe ill depth from th: oad water line to the under the propeiler wil! be '2 feet | inch ‘Phe proposal must be accompanied by full specifi cations and general drawings, having the position of the centre of gravity of the machinery, ooiiers, &c., marked on then:, sivens also the be jot of thi steam cylinders, pressure of steam,area of foot very valve: of sir pump aud outboard de ves, space for steam above the waterline botlers, the fire and grate surface, also the di- bh, surfsce, and kind of propeller and ipa! points, tnat comparisons oan readily The terms of payment will be that, when one-half ofthe matoratdend inter rovided fur in con- tract shall have been completed to the satisfaction vf the department. there will be made a pay ment of 34 part of the who! of the contrect. "When the wi ted and yeney for yment of 1-6 will be a when & satisfactory trial of seven oon- seoutivedays shail have been made, then a further ane of 6; aud when the sh'p shall pare pee jormod satisfactorily at sea for period of three months, the rewaining suin shall be paid. The re- iS necessary during this period fom defective a kmansbip or materials will be at the expease of Is ts to be understood that if ti i eon ‘it:ons specified in the pt ad fetes mid With, the department is to be at siberty to rereet the whole machinery, the contractorto the expense of taking it out of the ship and to refund whacever Q pen may Jee for bathe s ot meld. lireot acti sud ented eagiae, that | Department may have beat ISAAC TOUCEy, 5 Seoretary of ub Navy. livery ofthe oc e- PGES na 2 PO Baia. ALPHABEFICAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ‘ards st-elass Establ nella fos business in mee _ AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES, Epwarp F. Simpson, 519 7:h at., north of Pa. av. Warr Laneoe ached builders, 1S st,b.1& K: ‘EST N ArroRNEYS AT Law. : 8. 8. 496 (2th st.. bet. D ‘AURY, 436 inall 2. + $, B. comer 4 4 Kai pay & Son a tn ot Teen panel aswoman AKBRY, -eorslth & Eats a Esrvra’s Brass Band, 512% 8th at, east. BANKS AND ERS. fives & Co., N. W. cor. 15th at. & N. V. av. WEENY, RITTENHOUSE, Fant & Co., 32 Pa.av. UTER. LEA & Co..517 7th st., north of Pa. av. EWI8 JOMNSON & CO., 292 Pa. av.oor. ste Cuuse Brotuens, cor. F & 15th ste. opp. . BILLIARD SALOORS. Bory etre ‘TaBies, 468 13th st., oor Pa. av. 5 — myer ies rome OHN DUVALL, G st., bet. 6t! near Pat. Jover & Lewwtax, (horse shoers,)22 Obie ave ee age ba AND STATIONERY. RANCK Tayior, 42 Pa. av., east National . ‘AvLOR & MAURY, 34 Pa. OV. bet. oth & one eee ORTHERN LIiBERTies Books Tor, 327 7th at. BOOT AND SHOE STORES. ton acs PAY? Sy a A b Bi 5 » a. a . T. CLARK, Ladies’ Shoe Stores 16 6 market Space. T. CREASER, 373 F st., bet. 8th & BRICK YARDs. K. H. Lawect, cor. N.J.av.& N st, south, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, das. W. BarKer, 446 N.Y. av., bet. 14th & 15th ats. Jor URTON. 18th at., south of Pa. av. sapped FACTORIES, AnprEw J. Jorcx.cor. l4th & E sts.,S. Pa. av, Groner R. Hatt, 8. side Pa, av., bet. 13 & ise ats, Cea GLASSWARE; &e. , 8. FowLEr & Co., 7th st., Udd PURSELL & Son, 341 Pa.av,, CLAIM AGENTS. Benny Avpison, 458 15th st., opp. CLOTHING STORES, WALL, StePHENs & Co ,32 Pa. av., bet.9 & 10 sts. Noan Watxer & Co., Browns’ Hotel 8 Iding. > Gaston & Co , 476 av.. bet. 3d & 435 sta. J. G. SrevwEns, 370 Pa. av , Browns’ hotel build’g. oo F orient Es. (Gautier, ladies’ saloon, 252 Pa. av ,b. 12 & 1ste. J, G. Weaver, a7 Pa_av., opp. Browns’ Hotel. ‘ ‘Hom 4s PotyNTINI. 279 Pa. av , bet 10th & Tith sts, os. SCHAFVIELD, 286 6th st., bel, G & H. DENTISTS, Dx. Huypyreys, 12 Market Space, bet. sth & 9th sts Da. K. Finiey Wont, 310 Pa.av., bet, 9th & loth ste. DRESS MAKERS. Mas. Mary A. Eatow, 484 10th st., near Pa, ay, DRUG STORES Z D. Gitwa +, 39 Pa. av., near Tth st. Naten & PaLMer, 440 15th et., & 342 Pa. av, OWN MCHWARTZE, 468 Pa, av,, bet. Sd & 435 sts, Fo +1, 00r, Lith gt. J.8, Lovksoy. N.W. cor, I and 13th ets, rege aS decide eRny & Broruer, 3% Market S; . bet. 7 & 8 W. M. Suvsre & Cont Markel'Sp 00, ree fi 8 hi Hall. et ete ees ‘Treasury Dep't. Bro., 2 Pa, jt. b. SkorneR & Co..10 Market Space, b. dows B. Chacerr, N.. cor. Pa.av. & 9:h st. Jas W Suns, 48’Market Space, bet. 7thas J. W. Coney & Co,. 523 7th st., north of Pa A. GovpAKD, 347 7th st.. near Northern Ma: DYERS AND SUOURERS, W.H Wueartiey, 383 Pa. av.; 49 Jefferson st.G.T, ENGRAVERS. D. O. Hane, %4 Pa. av , bet. 12th & 13th ots, EXPRESS OFFICES, Abas’, 514 Pu. » bet. 2d and 3i ste. FANCY STORES. R.C. Stevens, 335 Pa. av., bet. 9th & lth sts. J.C, Gissoy, 34 M t . bet, 8th & 9th sts. KE. K. Loxpy 390 P » Nationa! hotel building. FEED STORES. James A. Wise 429 7th st. & Centre Market, FOUNDRIES, W.M. kiiiis & Bro., (iron,) 19th et , near ernal. FP. & A. SCHNEIDER, (1ton,) cor. Pa. AV. & 18th at. L.H. & G. C. Scuxzrpep, (brasa,) 271 Pa. av, FURNITURE STORES. Bonrz & Broruer, Udd Feliows’ Hall. 7th at. C. E. GREEN, 178 Pa. av., bet. 17th and (8th ats. G. 'T. > MALL Wo »D, ( uphoistery,) 508 7th st. COMPANY. 514 1th st., north Pa. av. GENTLEMEN'S +‘ BELONGINGS.” STEVENS’, (hats & wardrobe articles) Browns’ hotel GREEN HOUSES AND SEED STORES. WM. Hues, cor. 7th & B ste., Island JoHN Sac, surseryman, Seedeman, &0.,396 7th st. GROCERY STORES. G.& T. Paxkur & Co., 335 5 Pa. av.,b. 6th & 74 sts. Barsoun & SkMM&s,6) Lou, a) EB. E. Wuits & Co., 63 Lou. Wm. Bryan, 44 Market Space, Epwarp Hat, 49 Market Space, ope. Cen. mer \t dD S. W.K. Hanpt, 249 Pa.av., bet. lth & 15th sts. ANDY, 2%! nc ha Kennupy & Puan, 508 7th si Kine & BURCHELL, cor. 15th st. & Vt. ay. James Day, (variety,)388 L st., bet. lath & 15th ate® GUNSMLTHS. C. BH. Munck, 496 6th st., south Pa. av, HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. CAMPBELL YL¥, 351 Pa. av.. opp. Browns’. ELvans & ' ON, (conch findings,) av. Len & uC. NEIDER, 27 Pa. vet. 10% Il sts. E. Tuckse & Co., 321 Pa, av., near 7th st, HARNESS, SADDLERY, AND TRUNKS. J.S. Toruam, 499 7th st,, bet. D& KE. HATS, CAPS, AND FURS, B. H. STINEMETZ, 2% Pa. av., near 13th st, HOUSE.FURNISHING STORES. C, Woopw ep, (gen’ias’mt)n. 8. Pa.av.,bet.10& 11, uv OTELER. Iron Hall, (xeuersi assort it.) Cr EN, 174 Pa ay., bet 17th and sth N. M. McGrecor & Co . 307th st., north Fa. av. Sipies & Guy, N. side Pa. av. bet. eth & Lith ste. JEWELRY STORES. a. wv ese eect ei ig Sake 10th sts. . D, ‘a. ay, . 3. 8. upwin B 2th'and isth ud jewelry, 337 and 58 Pa. av bet. Sd & 436 ste. meter, &c..maker 437 7th st. 5th et. English watchmal ARK 525 12th st. (Also Notary Public.) Donn, 66 Lo » bet 6th & 7th sts. yueatLey & Dorsxy, cor. N.Y. av. & 20th st, LIVERY STABLES J. W. PuMPHRey, 49! 6th st. cor. C., & C, east of 6th. ALLISON NAILOR, JR., oor. Pa. av. and 1334 st. LOCKSMITHS AND BELL HANGERS. C. ScCHNE!DER, (practical, 271 Pa. av., up ataire. LOOKING GLASSES, &c. FRANcIs Lams, 237 Pa. av., near 13th et. LUMBER YARDS. H.N.& J. W. Kasey foot D st., (steam saw mill.) MACHINISTS & ENGINE BUILDERS, Wo. M. Excis & BROTHER, 13th at., near the canal. MARBLE WORKS. Wx. RuTHE® FoR, E st., bet, 12th and 13th Jaco’ VEINMETER,(marb mant’s.&c,) 14st, 8. Paav MILLINERY Ean 8. H. L. STASSEN, 8th sf Pet Gutkuve Pre 229 Pa. MUSIC apy ss F. ELLs, 306 v., bet rene IG ih Caentki . av. & Lith at, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c. Howe ye & Morsec, 825 € st., near 7th. PAPER HANGINGS, &c. Frankiin & Rorurock, cor. 9h & D sts. Francis Witixen.305 N Y_av., bet, l0th & lth ete PAPER WAREHOUSES. Eowakp Towens, 377 D st., near 7th, PATENT AGENTS. Cuakues F.S1aNxspury, 8. B. cor. 7th & F sts. Cuas. G. Pace, 7h at. opp. P. U. Department. ‘Luvs. Fr, Evkeert, Att'y in Pat, cases, 438 7th et. PAW NBROKERS. Isaac Heu zBakG, 429 Pa. av., bet. Sd and 4% sts. PERIODICAL DEPOTS. W. D. SHEPHERD, cor. 7th & D ste. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES, McULeEs, %8 Pa. av., bet, 9th & 10th s PLANING MILLS. Firzuven Coyce, cor, 14th & Canal st. PLASTER & GUANO MILLS, Mozcan & Rutnxetant. foot of G street north, PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. . W. Thompson & Bro., 269 Pa, av., b. 10 & 1 sts, OWN REESE, 49s 6rh st.. south of Pa. av. PORTRAIT PAINTERS, J. M. STANLEY, 278% V.. bet, 1th & 12th sts. PRINTING OF FICES— (Boek and Jeb.) » PoLKINHORN, 375 D st., near 7th. E: H. SAGR, cor. Low. av. & 7th st. near Pa. av. +b. 9th & 10th te. 9th & 10th ate. 8, Our. . & Bth st, Hamuace Ty tree west of Willards’ Hotel. SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS, Ba.pwiy Brotners, cor. D & ist sts, SEWING MACHINES. C. W. Bore.sx, Lron Hall, 318 Pa. av, SCHOOLS. Mus. KrvosForn’s Femace SeMrvary, 416 E st. &. H.Noxron s Young Ladies tute, 490 E wt. Union Acapewy,(M.& F. poor, NY av. & Lith st. STOVES, saven Ned &e. rt IRVING, cor. Pa. av. cea Cosy Mra cab ey yi be reee TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES. H.C. Steers *06 Pa. av., bet. 2d & Sd uta. Scuminxe, Bennevs & Co., 54 Pa. av, TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES, &e. W™.C. O' Mean, 526 Pa. ay., bet, 2d & Sd ate, TURNING, BRACKET-MAKING, &ec. W™. P. Wun, 407 G st., bet 6tn & Tih, UNDERTAKER: M. E. Harvey. 4107th st., bet.G & H. PHULSTERERS. H. Biv, 264 G street, bet. Mth and 15th WHEEL-WRIGHTS, Raptey & Bozzcu, express wagons, 12 st.,9, Pa.av WIG MAKERS. J. H. Gipns, 218 sad 242 Pa. av, WINES AND LIQUORS, Hamitton & Lec, 396 Pa. av., bet, 434 & 6th ats. WOOD AND COAL YARDS. Brotusr, B at., cor. Pe We, Chir NeW, corte VERCOATS 0; Fresh from the makers’ No, 70 ¥ front, Cots. = Y PARIS ry ex ‘ French ARTIFI: ee ———— Lae OR | Sales, #08 first page. Br WALL & BARNARD. Auctionserss ‘ ALL & Bam ee Gee thc: | ial Kok Ae eT instant, at 10 0’o! we wi the of-M, Will Faq, and E streets the F such as— ancy ry 4 oa Riovnry bees Aucts._ 2 i ; MOSUIRE & CO. Auctioncers. LOSING OUT SAL! Cee ona DAF Mat | a 79APBE; for old 48 , bre Hor Noho reser apa etal fa ieareyamecce SMe Sater, Melon stry || Pits OSL arate Peete irc cree that, amount ee. whee i New Yous, Owaben th Pion Peary ; State 00 8. WALL & | BARNARD, Aucts. resi of enn dye, for vetieinctoriy enaoreed ane pabsonks = MUNDAY, Novena ts snack 2D TILL 5 J. 0. MOGUIRE & CO., Anote. Penite St 1256; Western rea $1 1. Com epee, 2 intel, © abetieee te: Pett fd an rlne tia So Nand bacpeas ee hi Lard bmoyant at |i iM By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auchoneera. FYsstrore HovsExxrrine By WALL & BARNARD, A i gen FOP ba OK ES Whisky ts firm at RAME HOUSE AT AUCTION ‘ F i , ie 1a ION, ON THE oc VAY AFTERNOON, | } i SAAN DRIA ovember 1, af 4% o'clock, we will sell. part of Loi Femily denise’ pages ping ne TeRseeee Of 8 ALEXAND No.8, in Square 496, having a front of 13 feet on @ | lows’ Hail, on Sch witece we sell ‘orrespowdence The Star. , between 4% sad 6th streets south, and rue, | Nits» » Walnut aod Mahogany Tabies, | © of . ming back 122 feet 2 inches to an alerts Lot is Cane nad WA ‘00d Seah Care . ALEXANDRTa, Ve., Oct. 29, 1598. Dearly new, tae Window Shades: Case ase, ‘Tee iadies.in change of the festival at American ‘erms: One half cash; the xenidne it Six, | Irog Garden Settee, Rocking Chairs. Hail concluded last evening to close the fair and twelve, and eighteen mothe, with notes Ting in- Hedeteads and Bureaus, W 4 until Toesda: which time Cereet speei shine a ‘esther Beds, Bolsters and Pillows: cae conte ie 7 aight, at oie OW ALIN BAHAR, acee_ | Hafeesnnes Lorting tlnere Teel sou week . ALUABLE ROBES O8 i e orron | Rican Caner Sores, Liberty Hali was crowded last night, at the si paral nca t Bea po| ae tt catch ma, | wa cen a |, in front of the premises, o’el Me = " Briar Lot No 2, ‘with the im rovemente, m Guns notes tgenins a ig z rm i The Sentinel of afternoon says: About 8 o’clock this morning, f fire broke out in the dwelling of Mr. Arthur Herbert, near the Theo. logical Seminary, Fairfax cou: ind but for timely aid and ostiring cantons creo — being the east part, fronting 5" feet on the ice at the immediate intersection of Mas- sac ts and Maryland avenues. between 5th and 6th aigeote east, aud running back % feet to sn al ley."The improvements consist of a small frame teaement. ne _1.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts, By A. GREEN, Anot a ExecurkixS okie Oe" AND KITCHEN FURNiTrRE, joneer. jOUSEHOLD Ack, Horners, Canrs, Harness, Provenpre, &c., : T AUCTION, | §, ; On We DNE ye hall ics employed upon the ew seminary building, Terms: One-third cash: balance in 6 and 12 onder feito Sof November. Tanai vel by porn by the professors and students, the house months, tor notes bearing interest for the deferred at the late residence of George H. Dunlop, de- | Must have been in @ short time entirely con- pay ments, and secured by a deed of trust upon the | cessed, on M land avenue, between €th ‘7th | sumed The fire originated froma barning chim- orgmaes, . streets east,(Capitol Hil.) ‘No. $5, the personal | ne about $400. eure A. GREEN, Aut. effects of the deceased The Potomac river bas been high every night Mahogany Siveboard Settecand E va ahogany Siwel rds of ¢ Wood seat Chairs, *** eve lately, and rolls about over the pavements ad- 17" ON ACUOUNT OF THE ABSENCE OF iH tend: joining some of the city docks in a manner that interested parties the above sale is postponed until Bede, are Bolsters, folly indicates its condition. A few nights since WwW poN SUDA Y, the 3d of November, at same hour Carpets, Clocks. Looking-giseses, {t sygelted up so tbat passengers coming down in piace. Chamber Stov, th 0028 d A. GREEN. Auctioneer. | (uit Comiorte, Sheets, Bi asee. King sirect, saa tok Savermage ef ane Shee, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, ed teei aenorement ‘Tier eauiaites. | ground of an adjacent alley. Extensive (PALE (OF VA UUABLE IM. gelitd Mumediateiy after the sale of furniture tehall | © ic morning, we have fain In sbundance PROVED AND UNIMPROVED coreery aT AUC | ‘Two excelient Hack I = - toy. —On Ta URSDAY, the ath day of Novem- ge — hall seil, in fr nt of the premises, at 4o°clock pace ye ore GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. E: Fig sitet Racsre,No. 1008, Som by orth D | Two Wagons and lot of Wagon Harness . °° beam a * eom| Ly “a 185.0% fect of xround, the north halfof whieh as une | Qe C& t ond lot of Cart Harness, fe Cutting Box. lot of Straw. Ir Being reported, is vacant, a lof bbage, Corn, Fodder, oh 16 beau - elevated position, roved. the south halt and generally houeved, tne t ifally loosted jn an pe penton prt 4 = foamed me & sourrii ed f P > “Joker ”” now “Ale Lote Nou Tantasiatylure Renin, | Withaldcot Farmine Ute a cnneot on whatnver SH te eed masaee ae ae This property fronts ‘on 12th street east, running Terms of asic, fescribed by the Court,are: All | Sil ceanection iusal formed JAMES H. BURNS. and this may suffice to disabuse the opinion so sums under §5c. over $54 credit of 90 da: me to myself, for notes satisfactor.ly endorsed, bearing interest. cane HARKIET DUNLOE, bxecutrix, -G of through the equare to ‘Tennessee avenue. The ab »ve-mentioned property is ail handsome'y situated, and must increase rapidly in value owin, to the contemplated extension o the Capite’ rounds, and th EW CONFECTIONERY ND BAKERY eal» will be well worth the st- By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. Auctiones No 150 Butnox Stxexr, * << of persons Wishing to make & good invest x ere 2a ROSEWOOD SEV N Opposite the Mayor's Office, Georgetown, mert. " Tave Piano Forte, Furntre DSR : ‘ opened new Terms: One fourth cash ; ba’ance in one. twoaend | nocn F ¥racrs AT Posric Sate On AWEDSES. CINE RCH ONE EER BARERY. where will be three ye+rs, for notes besring ivterest from day of DAY MORNING, November 3daat 10 o’elook, at Sock asidoo ‘resh Cakes, in every iaty. ssle. Ad Me ietas ees ee ae the residence ofe sontioman dechin ne Pyenskene- such as French Cream, ix! Cream, tod ean x treot from Goverument. | ing, on F street. between Nineteenth » tiet! © sake ; a ies. » ood _____A. GREEN. Auot._| strests, we shell sell the Pussies ot ae Biron ye. doe Cream Water Tea, ‘aud Rum Ry J.C. MoGUIRE & ‘Auction Qumprisiny Parch. Jeiiues, Chariot Ruse. &o, XUELUEN AND NEARLY NED Excellent Rosewood Seven octave Piano Forte, by J. & C. Fischer, R- Weddings, Parties, Balla, &o., fur: NITUKK AND HousewoLy FRrEcts at Pubiic and most reasonab nished | Aad shortest notics rms. SALES OR THURSDAY MOK NING. November | Mehoreny Hatt Spring seat Sofa, Rooker, and Par- | [ieite s iil Hewillettive te pleats cutee 4th, at 10 o’elock, at poase No Se dpe ane Chiuts-covered Lounges, Union and Ensy Chaise oc 5 avenue, op . + we shallsell, the a weeny’ * a furmiiure a fects ge § eman deolining house- Naloreny Gard and Waivat Wer fas a PrLES, POTATOEA, — — ; od ussels and Ingrain 5 . 0’ iortay Gar vad Cotas, Arm Chairs, Rockers and | B/antee i lagraie Carpets, Rus ta bea prone Monees LOT AION Fire Sets, Vases, Mantel Ornaments, Oak Hall Cours, Table ilcioth, Walont Sideboard, two Extension Tables, Gilt-frame Mirrors, Cane-seat Cha: Marble top Centre and Sofs Tables, iy’s Walnut Secretary and Whatnot, G cine French Plate Pier Glasses, with Sinbs G kia ONIONS, pected cng Ee, Eben Sawyer from O49 bbls No.) extra Baldwin APPLES, 4 rao! 4 lnbaster V1 Towel-racks. Mattresses, — and other Stoves, ‘arpets, Rods and Eyes, Mahogany F ren: Marble - Superio Bolsters Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, urled Hair Mattresses, Toilet re. e pictured, : igor Tahoe Jenny Lind and Cottage Bed- Bec pn pe ae a BST mo oye EX meeeck kas fey Siaine. Sone and Fixturce, | V7)out Marble-top Dressing and Piaim Burea Boston. Vewet, Taree piy,and lusrain Carpets, dilsioth” Torlet San Painted Ward-oboe, Washstan. (The above lots of Apples, &o..are in prime eon- cl @ will be sold : <iHion, exd willbe cold ey 3 or ree re $8 and 101 Water at., OW; Franklin, A Venvtian St aod Fixtures, 3 id Pillows, Biankets, Comforts, is, &e. . WO MARRIED COUPLES OR THRE Sanaseny ove Colneeg Wotgeabes. me ona rat tat, gums | "Toc Tour ange genomes cate senomestet cl Wainat Writtes Dusk Lomtnee _ for satisfactorily endorsed | with com e BUAR D, cn reasonable terms, by bad wy ae Des fy Lone ges, notes, bearing interes! . Sep ying to MKS. YAGER, No. 86 sridge street, Co. king, Airtight and other Stoves, . J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Ancts._| Georgetown, D.C oot-iw Together with a geneia! assortment of Kitchen re- quisites. Terms: $30 and under cash: of 66 and 9) days, By WALL & BARNARD, Anctioneers. HE ENT‘ RE FURNITURE OF A LARGE eee Hovse at Avcrion.—On TaURS EW WHOLESALE FEED WAR PHOUSE, over that euma credit e. Neo. % Water street, ‘eetowwn, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, | DAY MORNING, 4'h November commenome at bsoriber has taken the above Warehou ing interest.” J.C. MoGUIRE & C0.. 10 o’olook. we will sell. the entire Furniture and Ef pore of comdusting the WW balesale Feed 00 2-d Auctioneers | fects of Mrs. Searles’ Boarding house-No. 383 Pa. | Business in ot kinds of Mitte hy yyy od yo Bouse bones So ree cae eee OR eee eke ee ena at the Hotel. ‘The honse contains 43 rooms, all furnis! Ne ~ . BOARDING. in gaod style. nam =a lowest markct prices, for cas! deg eet nt will please give mes call before s 1am determined to sel! as cheap se HAN. ©. ADDISUN, No 9% Water street, Geor; ARRIVA .— 2,100 bushels prime W hite Mercere just Grrived per New Jersey, aud for saie in lote to suit purchasers. | PETER BERRY, treet, Georgetown, PBILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE. : 1 Kosewood Piano, tool and Cover, Moahonauy and Walnut Sofas, Tete a Tetes, and pi 8 Maborauy ‘and Welout Rockers and Arm Chairs, Do. ‘Tab’ OARD.—Elizible ROOMS, single and double, with BOAK D: also, Table Board, may be hag at No.3 9 F etreet, opposite St, Patrick’s Church. 00 29-3t OARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS a'l MIS MORLEY'S, 274 Penn, Avenue.— Fam ilies or single gentlemen wishing to settle for the winter, wil find these Kooms pleasant and !ccutior ne ‘Terms moderate. ool-im OAR DING, with haudeBmely furnished Roomy, lighted with gas, may be obtained by eariy ap Plicaiton at 470 12th street, berween F and G etre te. Parlor Obai:s, Otromana, and Walnut Marble top Centresnd Pier rtains aud Ornaments, Clocks, Dining, Side and Centre Tables, and Walnut Dressing and Plain Bu A few Table Boarders can also be acoommodated, a re + Blankets, Comtor ES ‘The uptorsigned having ed the wy Oc x6 5t* Toilet sets, Looking~ (estes, Chamber 3 ove, dina malian ant ppm i ‘ee oe. DOLLAR SAVED IS AS GOOD AS A guns. Oiicioths. Rugs, we A ' 5 Collins & Co.’s eupenor « 0 DOLLAK EARNED. — Just yon unl Forman Chane Dahon: Wiaked Forks, DRAUGHT ALE, received, a fresh supply of those fine Castors. Pisted Tes and Tabie Spoons, in whole and baif barr-is. at Baltimore prices, for Moleskin HATS, for $3.50 and $3. tove, Cooking Utensils. casH on delivery. A sell this Ale on.y Ou com- Al-o, from the manu'acterer in ‘Tin Ware, Keirigerator, Safes, &c. be rigidly advered to. Ratis- Philads!phia, a fine supply of fine With o her articles, noi bere’ enumecated, all of | {#0t10n guaranteed in ipetance led notice Calf BUU tS, for the low. price of ery provid: of defect be {given within twenty-four hours after Which will be sold without reserv: tapping. it mestic Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout (Pally $3.75 Persons furnishing anddeaiers would do well to attend. 8.U.STINEMETZ, Peau. avenne, near ovrner 'Sth street, between ” . equal, if not superior, to imported) at $i to 2 0028 Kirkwoods”'and Willards’ Hotels, | yiior aint so aed ae nn Over feo gaat apd | cor dose delivered “in any part of Washington, PQQ) PENNSYRVANIA AVE mon boles with good and satisfactory en- | Georcetown, or Alexandria 2 FE 289: dorsemente, and be between Sth and Wth sts ing interes wL & BAKNARD. Aucts. ARNY & SHINN, oca ts 5? Green street, Georgetown. BALTIMORE LEATHER STORE Will open, on Monday, November t Leather By J. C. McoGUIRE & CO, Auctionse-s FURS Store, in the Bxsement’ of Coombs’ ing, on OstWOOD PIANO FORTE. HOUSE. | J AVF now on band the mses eometete and Pennsylvania avenue, No. 22933. where we keep HOLD FUxNITORE AND FF. ar Puatic | oiected Srecnrt t of ALL KIN OF FUns : reinges§ cor vio robe J monglantir Jet Sire UN ORY kee facets ee che t Fone gem ‘on. ‘establishmest ia Washington, s ¥ 018 - ls eat- ook, @ late re lence of Gov. Bigier, ” ~ ~4 la aa abakz corner of 1ath and Hi streets, we ahall sells ail | Somprising ali the styles and varietics now in fash 10n, as fo lows: the Furniture aud Effects, comprising— HUD<ON'S RAY SABLE, . » inthe Basement, between 9th id oth strectesoa'the Avonmee 00% 4t* | Koss wood seven-ociave Piano Forte, Stoo!, and and 10th streets, on the Avenue. BLF. “ 2 Cove: MINK SABLE. Oy 7 MUSICAL NOTICE. seas ofa, Whatrot, STONK MARTEN. Victor 2 ee rset Enos by Wolt's say cee tip Lor: RUSSIAN ELUTE ey celebrated methed, the oniy approved, Marble-top Centre and £ofu Tables, SIBE ‘AX saut RREL. method now in F ranse gad Ge L re Gilt Mantel Ciccks, Vases, &¢ f LINE experienca in business, and a1 earnest de Bussola and ‘ngrain Ca: pete, Hilcloth, PAE: 7% sire to give satisfaction in ry part:cula ©} Dining Tables, Cane-soat Chairs. Lounge, and mans other kinds o! ri red, pes always secured hima most liberal share of patro Window Shades, Kockers, Stools, Also, ® ereat variety oi <tS’ and CHIL- na-e here, and many fistre- ing c mmendations China, Glass and Crockery Wi REN'S FURS, together witha new band- Sree, eae, eotiae, beniee vee cane Wetab: | igh Poatand Cottage Wedstends, some atyle of FUR SACK for Coldven, to whiol i lishment, Penn. avenue, between sts., 3 illows. in , will be promptly attended to. Hatrand Husk Mattre: Bolsters and Pillows. All kinds of FUR TRIMMINGS by the yard, or Repairs and regulating done in the best manner. forts. Spreads. Sook ‘ator And other Stoves, cut to match. % . NEW ane wiih'a general assortment of Kiteben SLEIGH and CARRIAGE ROBES of every A ee STEN NGING TE wad bes str $25 and under eash ; over that sum acre- | kin* ving been engaged for many years in the Fur nt publie mag rely on the quality of ail gongs OLD FURS Altered and Repsired in the best manner. J dit of60 and 90 days, for satisiactorily eadorses notes, bearing interest. oozveod J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Avots. By A. GREEN, Auction Prof. KRAUSE respectfully notifies the citizens of Washington that he is prepared to furma class (either young or utherwise) fur Instruc tion in Dancing. AS Y. DaVir, eer. His system 1s one which, upon trinl, will bel RUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND | "0025 002 Successor to To id & Co ichough ~~ upon mathemati<al KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.—On MON- to insure to eve rules as pupil sacha bape of th- science as will enable ace eps mors ne K LIERS, &e, &e DAY, the Ist of November, I shall seil.at the resi- AS CHANDE , r op Scie en 0 | cence of # tedy eecunins housstooping. Oe G, tore & complete Flock of GAS cients therein in TWELVE LESSONs, mnie 8 i a. m., No. 3:7 Delaware aveaue, betwi Band C vee RacKke ma PEND of progress. and. startliog as it may appear. Sie get streets north. on Capito! Hill, a bandsomeand large | DELIERS, BRAC nk oe pareen es “en - pendent thst t to ant | 88:ortment of Household and’ Kitchen Furniture ; | beautsiul designs and superio 4 @ past in California anc coneisti: gp part of Mahogany Sofas, Spring seat Chairs and Rockers, Do. larble- top and Chamber Bureaus, Do. do, “entre and Side Tat'es, Do. Sileboard, Dining aod Breatfnat Ta- blee, Do. Pier Tables, Washsinks and Card Ta- lea, Gilt traine Mirrors, Mante! Ornaments, Bracseis and [cgrain Carpets, Oe otis, prices that will > © with any ew tahlishme: tsoath of New York. GAS PIPING spam by a porenoed Workmen, my personal superintenden e. we betore Tih se.cotion: where. KN pf ln od SCH a s enpsy ivi os between loth and Lith » "3 PURS.—Ladies ery haat Spates will coming employed to noquire eventne knowledge o! eotly. ber age consulted daily at Carusi’s i portunity cient in less time than t se- Saloon, under the Thestre, from 8 to9 to2p.m ,ard4to5p m.where his ter nformation will be given oc 33 eolm* ADIES’ AND CHILDRED = = Wishing to oLtain desirable FURS, at moderare RENCH Heather Heder Holsters aut Eilloey fog ig = tO Td F Comforts. Quilts. Biankets, Spr ads, &c., furs made up into yo ng ‘uate. Spotted No. re Cottage Bedstesds, Cane seat Chairé, ; ro saloons ens to 37 ots. per ¥ Has Opened Gartains, Shades, A irons. and Fenders, urand Swand: H. STINEMATZ S: s ” Chima, Glass, and Crockery Ware,” 00 2 236 Pt bet. 12th and 'Sth s! A large lot of Kitehen uisites, Rt ath ‘meny other ‘articles, which we deem unneces- F°s, Bares good to enumerate. ¢ > and HEAD-DRESSY: is under $30 cash ; over $30 a cre- her with s Saddie, Brid A horse s k ud MANTILLA’ Al waprertmeneee RACES, aalieh Penny ; A. GREEN, Auoct. N, Auctioneer. E-AND VALU . and ES3 TRIMMINGS, Particular attention paid to Wholesale Or- social dealers in Wiltmery. DRESS MAKING, in ail its latest styles. _00 18-M,W & Faw en- oad it Y sm + buriwess. ng ror feet { ineu Ou Vermont svenu tds of goode belongin th- bi | oy running back » between N an Repairing of Watehes, Jeweiry, ke. Pro: Seormarteb stamp etelosed. ct Fae pienrast loealty oF tis bend. attended to. zee if i end, & furmer n desirable piece of pro 710 THE LOVERS UF GOOD BUTTER. vuiterer, "wetoly supersee ig Bex 176, Charlee hs serenade to ereet res! i bad THE LOVERS OF GOOD BU jaar. ” ‘of the city. balance in 12and 24 months, r eoured by adeed of trust : GOSHEN BUTTER jact evra Sfke chet ate om Sta B nouns a G o ¥ Ger: Sil Cord Case: sulk Wate Guard at ibe. fresh Nehrist KR. ~GREEN. Auot. | to cali hefore iis all wow. Asso, 2600 Il every Razer warinuted; an ex yeasvortmeutol A 4 BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, | J. NEALY, best nants of Pen Kvives; Kr Strop cup dere By J. Cy MeG UIE C4 Be ya gn 1 Lovisiens avens - Vrvom’s Walnut Oil Wing Soap; W a's ISTEE’S SALE. F MA’ Ba Reser reeks air, see. Nail pe T apes oF Thin [sLaND Ew 0023 2 ae 2 Ses ae moraies, Purses. 8, ine. Domina o'clock, at the Bre i. TSS TO GINE ayy sul “y ee Mear's Propeliingt Pencils fr eae at iow pricee,ad | botweed <i aud Grn dead eh Waarngton Counts. an the Desthor Gi Columbine No. 29) Penn ‘avenue. ow Lhe foie nnd sail late of Waskiseten county, qeesecd. Ail 0027 st* Nationa: Hotel. eee. compris Sat t ixtaten perepas having clnime agains the aa.d docsneed. are DICTIONARY OF PHOTOGRAPHY Steam bg! ine. Copper Kettles, re warps fo exhibit the same. wise! Te tie ssa A trated with dixgrams, ‘Phomas Sutton, B. ber Of Cask: {f barrels, u to subsoriber, on OF author of Pro ographic Notes $425, ter Vass acd Coolers eee am Matt barrels, ‘Ootaber next: ther lew be ome “1 Fhrce af datees™ : . ie ol The Child, bat to with so Ronether with allan amano Furnitureand Ap oath! or. — 8 Brewery. 2. - : One ; the residue in 6 and 12 on git itpafatoanta ca | 596 vanos an BORORRI NGS At ALse, Peant, jvoryant tinge tnd AE Broperty may be examined by application to Weer wide Crimson sud Black MERINO, for 500 reaneyivenie evenue, eR Bae nga re ceo os MaX WELL’S, =