Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1858, Page 3

more, its edition is se large as te require it te be put te press at an early heur, Adver- tisements, therefore, should be sent in by 12 @’cleck, m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. Tux Lecrors Last Niout —The lecture be fore the Catholic Total Abstinence Society, which took place last evening at Philharmonic Hall, ‘was the occasion of calling together one of the largest and most Intellige: been assembled in our ci: Giscourse ralongtime. The as we had anticipated, a rare in- tellectual treat, and the style of delivery plens. ‘ant. im jive, and entertaining. The lectnrer, Joseph S. Wilson, Exq , Chief Clerk of the Gen- eral Land Office, chose for his subject, “The developments and effects of moral causes upon the social coadition.”’ Leaving the beaten track usually followed by lecturers on similar occasions, Mr. Wilson first alluded to the degrading influence of the vice of drunkenness on the human family, and then gave # historical sketch of how it bad been regarded by the wise legislators of oldea time, from the days of Solon down toa period since the power of England has made her one of the leading na- tions of the world. By the most of these ess treated as acrime per se, and made punisbable as other crimes. Even in English law, it had once a place in the category of crimes, bein, Lapate there by the act of King James I; and it be! id it — until the statute was repealed by George Mr. Wilson next gave historical examples of the national calamities which were strictly at- tributable to indulgence in this vice; and in this connection introduced a beautiful analogy be- tween the moral and physical world. ‘This por- Uon of the discourse evincea deep research aud ‘eat philosophical thought. The latter portion of the lecture was devoted to encouraging the So- ciety in ite laudable efforts to eradicate intem- perance, and it was impressed upon them that the humble means a’ their disposal was no cause for abandoning the undertaking. The instance given by Thucydides of the Plague which rav- aged Athens ast the second Peloponnesian war, being arrested y the exertions of one man, Hippocrates, was brought forward as an illas- stration of what one single man ma effect; as were, also, the instances of the philanthropist, Howard; the apostle of temperance Father Matthew, and several other ce: lebrated charac- ters. {n conclusion, the lecturer sought to impress on bis anditors the extraordinary necessity there is for the citizens of this country to preserve themselves from the vice of intemperance, in order to maintain and transmit to their posterity the invaluable blessing of the free institutions under which we live. The lecture was listened to throughout with the strictest attention, and the au fence dis- persed bighly gratified with the instructive les- son they had received. Reticious Fzstivans.—To day, Is celebrated by the Catholic Church throughout the world, as the feast of All Saints, Saturday last having been kept as a solemn fast, in Preparation for it Though the festival of some Particular saint is celebiated almost every day, as the number of those who have been canonized greatly exceeds the days of the year, and as there are myriads reigning with Christ in Heaven, whose names are utterly unknown to men, this annual festivity in honor of all the blessed, hax been kept since ‘To-morrow, !s the commemoration of All Souls It is well known that Catholics believe that those who die in venal sins, or without having sufti- clently satistied God's justice for greater trans. gressions which He bas pardoned, are purified im & middle state called Pargatory, and that their term of suffering can be shortened by the prayers of the faithful. A day in every year Is therefore set apart for a remembrance of all the members ef the church who may be in this state of sulfer- ing. This is the occasion on which the tombs ef the ay ae are adorned with flowers and lights in New Orleans, and surrounded by kneel- ing crowds of borage yy The newspapers rad erroneously call it “All Suints,"’ con- founding with the previous day. Tax Taratre —The dramatic season will be resumed to-night with the accomplished artist and general favorite, John FE. Owens, who bas been retained for a few nights longer, in order, the play bills state, to present him in a number of the characters in which he has won bis great- est celebrity. The first of the series will be bis Jobp Unit, in Mrs. Bateman’s comedy of “ Self,”” an effort which we do not hesitate toc lass among the most powerful and brilliant ever witnessed upon the stage of an American theatre Itereated on its previous performance here a remarkable sensation, and its repetition for this evening only is in deference to populardesire The cast of the comedy is perhaps the strongest with which it bas vei been presented Embodying, as it does, an addition to the regular company of the ex-ab- lishment, the leading favorites of the Holliday Street Theatre force, Mr. HF. Daly. Mr J Har- tison, Mrs Muzzy, Mrs. Daly, and Miss Jennie Parker. Mr. J M. Dawson, and Messrs. Dawes, Tayleure and Proctor, of the regular company, also rinit The farce of “The Windmill,” with Mr. Owens as Dawson Lowe concludes. THE Gravinc oF tHe StREEts.—Mr. Ed- tor: I wish to ask the M ayer, as our ayent, paid to see the money of the tax-payers properly used, how it is that the graveling of the streets stand so badly’? We have one Well-graveled street (Fourteenth street, from I to Boundary,) all the others that | have noticed either from too much mixture of clay with the gravel, or not being rolled until so cut up with vehicles using one track in thecentre are nothing but dust in dry, and mud in wet weather. It would appear as if those employed to grade and gravel our streets were left to use material very unsuitable and then leave it unrolled to be cut in ruts, and thus the roads are but little better after than before the heavy expense the citizens are taxed with I would suggest the commissionrrs ought to know what sert of covering is best, and also able to judge when the work is Properly done. There as great lack of proper management, by which we all suffer. A Heavy Tax-Paver. Fasuions.—The changing seasons require di- verse garments, and the varying fashions shape those garments as best suit the Paris Jockey Ciub or whoever else in Paris that four thousand miles away declare in what costume a gentle- wan sball parade Penosylvania avenue, visit the or trip it through the delightful mazes of “Les Lancie:s.”” We do not object to this, and if we did it would make no surt of difference, for gentlemen would still continue to crowd the extensive model sairsrooms in Browns’ Hotel, and purchase the tonnish “belongings” that have long since established for Stevens a Teputa- tion second tono man in that business in the Union. Virginians from the Piedmont region will call there, expecially when they know tbat Deale—until aor the accommodating clerk of the City Hotel, Alexandria—js at Stevens’, ready there to receive and sopply their orders for all the “essentials to a cultivated exterior.”? Bxavrisv, Sceng.—Last evening, as a Ger- man association was returning from the funeral of a deceased member, they were followed by a number of small boys till near Four-and-a-balf street. be Avenue. Here two small boys got A ring wassoon formed, aad among those composing it were a number of big babies, Who appeared to be as much interested in the palling and scratching of the little ones as were the roughs in the fight of Moriissey ad Heenan Instead of separating the belligerent infants and sending them home, they seemed to encourage them, until Odicer Arnold arrived and Performed that service. The officer remarked tbat the children were too smail to punish severely, but the older ones who stood by to witness the fight ug bt to be punished by law and conscience. Cinceit Covrt.—To-day, the ¢_urt met at the usual hour, and the following list of jurors were called, and anawered to their names George D. —— Almon Baldwin, Anthony Anhder- son, Joseph S. Worthington, Silas J. Bowen, William Cammac Thomas &: o, Edmu ad D Daley, William Cooper, Jol Neale, Thos. Sylvester, John J. Beret, Jona’ i Caleb Buckingt: sinwel Hanson. David W Oyster, Benjami: Moxley, Wa H Perkins, Jobo Bettinger, William Murphy, samuel Puin y, Joum MeCallom, Arthur P| Hove, Samuel F wier, H. Boyd Br. wer © S Shoema- ker, Cophen Simmons, Reaben B Clark, Joba R. Ash T and William S% Venable The trisi doe ket of the term wee then taken up Extaspaise —Mr Jobo O'Meara, Pa avenue near First street, with characteristic business enterprise, has completed bix new house and opened an exteosive stock of fancy and othe: goods, of the best quality, which he is ready to sell at prices to please the rses ef bis fiends His new establishment makes a Sine appearance, and adds UN tly to the business aspect of this ton of Pa. avenue. Persons desirous of any- toing im his line of business will Sod Mr O'Meara a courteous and correct shop keeper. A Cuance to Leann Music —Our friend Jobn M_ Riggs bas just opened a » ging school at the Seventh-st. Presbyterian church, (istand,) where @ fine oo present tself for persons de- sirous of learning vocal music to be instructed by a competent teacher, and at a very mode. ate price. - Fra. —Saturday night, abou" 12 o’clock, a frame building belongiag to Mr. Magee, on M, near Twenty-first street, was burned. It was a small bailding and of litte value. The fire po doubt was caused by an incendiary. ea eeeein al ye Beg 1) Col. Naylor was called to thechair, i ‘eports from various committees were made: ‘The bill of Walter 8. Cox (attorney of the levy — = laid before the court by the Chair; whick was allowed The Chair also laid before the court several deeds of conveyance of the right of way over the new road across the Eastern Branch, from Lt ingston’s mill to Prince George’s county; which were red toa committee consisting of Messrs. Pierce and Crawford. The bill of the Orphans’ Court for fuel for the current year was referred to Mr. Kennedy. The account of Jacob Harshman, be late Supervisor of Roads, was resented, and referred to Messrs. Kennedy and Palmer. Dr. Haw presented two accounts of Mr_Bright- well, for work done on the public roads; which ‘was appropriately referred. A cominunication was received from Joseph T. Jevkins, in relation to certain repairs on the Marlborough road; and the appropriation asked for was allowed Dr. Haw also eros the account of Mark Howlin for work done on Boundary street; which was referred. Mr. Pierce sapere 4 petition for a new road to be opened in the county between the “Milk Lane Ford” road and the “Broad Branch’? road, from a point near the houses of Nortly Moreland, through the lands of said Nortly Moretand, Chas. Bradley, Bernard T Swartz, Pierce Shoemaker, and Daniel Lightfoot, to the said Broad Branch road ; the subj+ct of the petition was referred to a committee, With author: ty to have a survey of the route made. The Chair appointed a» the commitiee Messrs. Pierce and Crawford. Mr. Loughborongh Teported upon the condi- tion of certain indigent females, who were, upon motion, placed upon the pension list, and the treasurer was ordered to pay over to them the first quarter of the annual ammount allowed to pen- sioners upon the county. The Court had up for consideration the open- be of Queen’s Chapel road when our reporter eft. STAIRWAY FoR THE NaTIonaL Cairo: —The Philadelphia Pennsylvanian gives the following description of a massive balustrade, just finished by Messrs. Archer, Warner, Miskey & Co »of that city, for the Capitol : “Itisa massive Piece of bronze work, truly original indesign. It was executed under the orders of Captain Meigs, the superintendent of tbe Capitol extension, and is designed for the Private stairway, inside the building, by which members ascend to the halls, four flights in length, making the balustrade one hundred and sixty-two feet. The balustrade contains seven main tgures—a buck at full s eed, a spread eagle, fall front, of the bald headed kind, a black eagle stooping, with raised wings and open talons, a boy recoiling from an irate rattlesnake, a Pigeon’s nest in a tree, with the young birds in it, acd the mother ascending to it, and two fine figures of Cupids, in different postures, among the scroll work These are on y the main figures. There are, all through the work, fine representations of the pine apple, rhododendron, Tose, lilac, cotton lant, tobacco plant, Indian corn, acacia, etc. be plants and figures are all modeled from life, and evidence great skill and rare fidelity to na- tue. All the scroll work. figures, &c ,are Inthe heaviest and most massive style. Captain Meigs bas expressed bimself not on y pleased with, but proud of it; and Lord Napier eulogized it as equal, if not superior, to anything of the kind he bad seen in Euro; The artist, to whose skill we owe this production, is Edmond Baudin,who, though a European by birth and education, isa re-ident of our city, and has entered into this un- — with the zeal and energy of a true art- jst? —- River —Fall business is on the increase, and arrivals thicken upon the wharf Proprietors. Above the Long Bridge some eight or ten ves- selx passed up on Saturday, laden with coal and lumber for dealers along the canal. The schrs Jonathan Vassar. Wave, and Currie, bring an aggregate of 326.000 feet of lumber for Fugett, Coyle, and Lanman & Brother At Harvey's wharf— Arrived last night, schr % Pharo, with 103 tons of coal At Young & Carter's wharves—Arrived sebrs A.B Hays, P. Simmons, HB. Bascome, W W. Marey, and L. Tacker, with cargoes of amounting in the aggregate to 9'4 tons At Riley's wharf—Arcrived schr Pacific, with 2v tons of coal for Purdy; sehr Mist, with 600 tons of cement for the Patent Office Also, at same wharf—Arrived this morning, steamer Columbia, from Baltimore, and dis- charged merchandise for Barbour & Semmes, Campbell & Coyle, L. Procise, GF. Galick, F. M. Orme, 3° MeCarthy, RK.’ Wimsatt, W! J Kenner, C_3 O'Hare, A.B Brown, 8. Wicks, ©. A_Upperman, J.J. Joyce, Wall & Barnard D.W. Heath, and Gar Phos. Parker A co signment of groceries remains in Riley’s war house uncalled for, directed to Bush & King; which these gentlemen are requested to cail for At Stone & Magruder’s wharf—Arrived schr M. Betts, with 260 tons of coal for Sheriff & Fowier ‘ Tue Maron's Review +The monttity inspec- Non and review of the wuxiliary guard, police, and special police, by Mayor Berret, took place this morning at the City Hall. The spectators were numerons, some of them, too, seeming to have designs upon the men. At least we thought so, this being “pay day.?? The review differed in no respect from the former ones—about balf-past ten the men formed in one rank, the police on the right, avd the guards and specials on the left. Afler some time employed in getting the line tolerably straight, the roll was called by Lieut. Thomas, and all answered save two or three who were sick. This being concluded, Mayor Berret, with the Chief of Police, appeared at the left of the line, and marched with a quick step to the right. ‘There they halted and faced about; the Mayor said something to the Chief which occupied some- thing over a minute; they then marched back to the left, and then went into his office. The po- lice formed in two ranks and marched through the west wing of the City Hall, and the parade was dismissed. The force looked very we! 1, and would have looked better if they had been more uniform in their positions in line. To some of them the reviews are not at all agreeable, they regarding them as folly. Sa.Lixe on Sunpay.—The Police, for a long time, have suspected that a certain well known Lager-beer Saloon was open regularly for busi- ness every Sabbath, in violation of law. They Lave tried to prove thrir charges against the pro- prietor frequently, but could never get the right witnesses. Last night, however, four young Germans were caged by the Guards for being drunk in the streets; and they, in their mortifica- ion, accounting for their misfortune, disclosed the secret that they had been at this Saloon du- ring the day and night, bad drank over-much, and hence their misconduct. The officers were not at all averse to hearing the disclosure,though the proprietors witl doubtless be displeased. Fixe Arts.—Oar citizens will be gratified to learn that the Washington Art Association has Provided for its future use a new and capacious gallery on Pennsylvania avenue, and tha* their forthcoming exhibition, which will be opened esrly in January next, proinises to be superior to the former, either of whicb, it is well known, was equal to any ever given by similar institu- tions im this country. They are conferring at once —— public service, and reflecting honor upon the city and the nation by their labors in the cause of art. The annual meeting takes Place this evening, at their gallery. Triats at THE Gcarp House —Jobn Jordan, drouk, fine and costs, $215; James Williams, colored, drunk and profanity, do , $3 15; Eliza- beth Green, colored, out after hours, do., $2 15; Wm. Patterson, colored, drank, fighting, &c , do., $615; John McFarland, drunk and profan ity, do , $315; Josept Dougiass, colored, disor- derly in church, do , $4 15; Joseph Somerville, colored, disorderly, do., $2 15; Ford Meyer, Geo Rupert, John shafer, and John Wiefer, drunk and singing in the streets, do , $3 65 each. Repection oF TaLecraru Torts — Jt wil be seen by the advertisement in anotber column that the New York and Washington Printing Tele- graph Company bave reduced their rates of tolls, « u other words, have returned to their former -_ a Loox at the Alphabetical Business Directory in another column. Wevvine Cakes, very p the Philad: y and very cheap, at ua Coofeotionery, corner izth and F ects. loe Cream and Water loes §1 rod ged cal lon. oc6 im* W eppine Cakes, ve etty, very cheap and very »nfeoctionery, No. 5:8 Pa, ©. N. Kverer. "MARRIED, ultimo, by the Key. Samuel Boasts. - &. BM LY c itumore, to Miss 0 copy.) i i In tis cit: the 28th ulti th . Cater, JUNC" CARTERS MDa . . o county, Pa., to Miss EMMA J. RATCLIFF Bai On the 28th of October, by the Rev. C_. Meador, NC. CHEW, of A Ga, : NMEVAN BESSON OFIne G8 st Mins HAN DIED, Oa the istinst..iSAaC HOLLAND, Esq.,inthe Sd yearof tisaze ahe sepassenant a the ge vid are invited t tend his fanera!l on ‘uesda: ernoon, at 2: pede p. m., from his late re: No. 615 te street. Oetober 2h, nt 25 oPolook p. CHARLES HENRY: talaut son ot Agee SR: iy Julia Noyes, UC eae ‘We are pleased to learn that those indispensa- bie (in supplying the wants of the poor) messen- gers of benevolence and charity, the ladies of the Benevolent Union Female Society, are about commencing arranging their plans for the labors of the ensuing winter. The annivérsary meeting of the society M. E. Church on to-morrow, The Secretary's rt of tl Societ: for the past y will be held in the Dumbarton st. Tuesday) evenin, dress delivered by the Rev. Dr W. B. Edwards. The public are invited to attend. Messrs. John 8. Blackford and Edyar Patter- son were ordained deacons Presbyterian Church on Rev. Dr. to the new! gation to di Saturday last. Bocock delivered a most solemn and impressive sermon on the occasion, the nature and duties of the office in 8! Pian deacons and the congre- ence and perseverance in the dis- the Bridge street The the chu with a solemn and impressive charge charge of thet Tespective duties. The religious meetings at the Congress street M P. Church, under the Rev - Mr. Wilson, and atthe West Georgetown M. E. Church, under the Rev. Mr Kb cggat to be continued ever: evening this week be spirit of revival whic’ has been visible in both of these churches for several weeks in the slightes! he early mo: ings at Dr Edwards’ Church are through this week also. ag does not scem to have abated rning rayer meet- to continued Four criminals—William Nugent, the indi- vidual who murdered Mary Sheahy, Cornelios Dugan, Jeremiah Holland, and Andrew Martin, (colored.) broke jail at Rockville, Montgome: county, Md_, on Saturda escape. The sheriff of the cot night, and made their unty, John T. Ben- son, is out in a handbill, offering a reward of $175 for their apprehension. The Georgetown College Cadets, by fine martial music, the College, at the villa near Tenall quite brisk. Since our last vessels have arrived: deiphia. coal to Bobre bury, lumber, to F. Philadelphia, coal,to W. H. F. wig he Nickerson, Boston, ther; Jo. Halsey, Duke, to Jos Libbey & Son; New York, flag stone accompanied a number of the facnity of and invited guests, are spending the “| ytown. usiness along our wharves this mornin, report the following Schrs Art, Moore, Phila- t; Tropic, Hooper, Sulis- Wheatley; Charm} Starr, Godey; packet H. to Hartley & Bro- Plymouth, NC, shingles J.P Lofiand, Nicholson, to Gibson; John B Mon- toe, Banta, New York, hay and potatoes to A F. Offutt & Co; Waymark, Hammond, from Bridge Cieek, wheat, to Boyce, Taylor & o., and corn to A. wheat to Pete: Berry; K Baltimore, 4,000 do ‘to W. H. The packet schr Hamilton, oss, Ray & Bro ; Alex’r Anderson, God- frey, Philadelpbia, coal to Bogue John R Grittith, Jones, Baltimore, & Donnelly; 3,400 bushels ichard Piercy, Woollen, Edes Ozden, from New York, to McCobb & Dodge, reached ‘Alexandria on Saturday,and will be up to-day or io-morrow. ALEXAND posi Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Nov. 1, 1858. The congregation of St M: RIA. ary’s Church and many lovers of good music who chanced to hear of ber intended visit, had the pleasure, yesterday, of listening to the brilliant execution of Haydn’s Grand Mass No. 3, by Miss Cecilia Young, of St. Matthew's choir, aided by several amateurs from your city. The engagement of Mr. J. In the absence of both the tors the Rev. Edmund Young sang High and preached an excellent practical sermon, the Rev. Janes Clark officiated at Vespers To- day being the Feast of All Saints, services were held at the same church at 7 and 10 o'clock a. m E. Owens and the Washington Theatrical Company at Liberty Hall, was, pnroagnont, a decided success; and, we learn that ‘anager Tayleure proposes fre uent short dramatic engagements in this city duriag the winter, giving our citizens a chance to x-w such of the stars as appear inthe Washing- ton dramatic firmament. The fair at American Hail and continues its gayeties thro} reopens to-night, ugh The week On Saturday, the locomotive hauling the down train on the Orange and Alexandria railroad broke down when a few milex Another engine was procured; from Gordonsville but the accident xo delayed the train that it did not arrive here until aboutd o'clock, p.m The Baltimore Presbytery will hold their next annual session in thix city ‘The Young Men’s Christian Association hold their anniversary meeting at the Lyceum Hall on to-morrow evening. We hear on the street that the members of the Baptist church in this city adhering to the Ka- toetin right oF rofession of faith intend contesting the the new school Baptists to the church editice on Washington street, now in progress of improvement ‘Travel ix resumed over the Long Bridge. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, potent el mre Kok BOSTON —The superior reguiar packet sel ter, has rt to-morr. ner H. F. Payton, Nickerson, mas--4; ived, and is now discharging hier ye will be receiving freight fur the Also arrived sohooner Eben Sawyer, from Bos- ton, with mixed cargo, Appiy Lamy S9 and wl Water street, nol-iw to HARTLEY & Georgetown, D.C, PPLES, POTATO: 8, AND ONIONS 2) bushels a Mercer POTATOES, 10 do. N 10 do. Golden skin ONE o~ . o. 1 extra Baldwin prime ©. 1 extra Baldwin APPLES, ONS, xpected per senouner Eben Sawyer from Ai APPLES, Mercer PUTALOES, 75 on board of scnoorer H. F. Payton, nuw due from ton. ‘The above lots of Apples, &o.,arein prime con dition, aud will be sold low wa oe before arrival HA 99 and 101 Wi 0038 lw le LY & BRU., r st., Georgetown, | EW WHOLESALE FEED WAREMOLSE, N No.93 Water street, Georgetown, D.C. The for fe in al its branches. sand BAL. lowest mark«t prices, for cash. bscriber has taken the above Warehouse rpose of conducting the Wholesale Feed Will ounstant! j» and in store all kinds of MILL OF FALL OATS, N £ HAY, which will be soid at the Persons in want will please give mea call before Purchasing, es | am determined to sell as cheap as u he chi te HAN. ise c. ADDISUN, oo Ii No 93 Water street, Georgetown. ARRIVAL. Porators— 100 bushel me White Mercers and 40 bus each Blows just arrived per schooner * Edwin” from New Jersey, and for sale from vessel in lots to suit purchasers. BERRY, oc25 85 Water street, Geor,etown, D.C. PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE. The undersigned having accep’ ‘ive notice that they are prepared to furnis & blie Kenerally with customers and the Collins & Co.’s superior ted the agency, now their Massey, AUGHT ALE, in whole and haif barrals. CasH ondelivery. As wi Hl th: it Baltimore prices, for 18 Ale ony Ou com- e —. our terms will be rigidly ad: ered to. Satis- faction guaranteed in every instance, provided notice of defect be fgiven within twenty-four hours after jual,if not superior, to per dozen, delivered Jeorgetown, or Ale: ool? 3 Gree fomestic Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout (fully imported) Qny part o ARNY & SHINN, Street, Georgetown. Bt Bi to $1.50 f Washington, W 6500 *LEMULG HINDAMG Cle PUY GIs BON ‘STIVH A01ua ‘Y av ‘MOT ATTVADA 8G009 YAHLO TIV ‘SINATO NIL YOd ‘SNOLLOO GaHOVaIa -NQ ONY G9HOVAIG ANH NVO NOA ‘SINZO NGL YOK ‘omiavg SAOHLIAA HSV AA OL CELNVAUV AA ‘SMOOITVO LSA AHL ANA NVO 1 e = é = i > iH s * ry x o " = 3 ? xP f French ARTIFICIAL € Pasti PEE dealers in Millinery. ressly im SHAWLS, DERY, ANCY GAO DRESS lar attention paid to Wholesale Or- OA ‘SINTI NAL YON ted. LOWERS OAKS, and rRIMMINGS. DRESS MAKING, inall its latest styles. oo 18-M,.W, AF Aw LMONDs&, RAISINS, &e. 2 bales soft shelied Almonds, 5 bags Sicily-shelled Almonds, seehclee, aaiyonst and quarter boxes 1ew Raisins, ui Saweou R & SEMMES. varieties *oiING & corner 15th st. and &o —We «re constanily re- nes of Fox Crack ere; Egg aod email; Fng- iguison’s brack- BURCHELL. Vermont avenue, cecil < ol By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO. Pt Pome fue On ek November Bt 10 0’oi0ck, at ns ning ee ping, a, Spring seat hfe M oan Pinta ‘nd Breakfast Tables, ar Kin DES. ree cen Coe: — i jedsteads, Bureaus, Wasbstands, fosher, ek es and P.Jiows, ake camer Seta and Week suse Chairs. Settecr. Goering, airtient and Frankie be ves. Together witha assortment of Household ‘and Kit sites. Torstar Mase ae ite J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. XECUTORS’ SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR- NITURE, GILT-FRAME MIRRORS, Car PETSAND CURTAINS. S.LVER AND SILVER-PLATED Wake, &c.. at Puniic Avction— sn THURSDAY be: ffozember tith, at the establishment of the late E. H. Pendleton. on Pennsylvania ave- nue, adioining the Uni'ed States Hotei, we enall sel! tne Furniture. &6.. comprising Rose: French Sofa. and Parlor Chairs, Marble- top Centre, Sc fa. and Side Tables, Rosewood Secretary and Bovkcase Whatnots, ‘Three iarge French piste tel Mirrors, Elegant Rosewood Marble top Mirror front Beau- fet. ’ Eighteen Solid Oak Leather Covered Dining Chairs, Rosewood Marble top Dresring Tables, Paintings and Kngravings, sets of Girandoles, Damask and 1 © ns, Cornice, &o., J page epee Aserasn Charpets, Rugs, Oil- AL ruccets Large Walnut Sideboards, elegantly carved in bas- e ; Mehogeny Extension Diming Table, 18 feet lon Eighteen Solid Mahogany Arm Chairs, with hair- About qe oanere solid Silver Waiters, Gob ets, Pitchers, Butter Tubs, Ladies, Kuives, Forks, Spoons, &c., tly Plated Waiters, of various sizes, Pitchers, sett Dishes, Tureens. Champagne Covlere, ast Frenon China Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ware. —— Decanters, F inger-bowls, Gobi ‘Tumuier Larce Chinese nch Bow!, Bohemian Glassware, je Cloths, Choios lot of Liquors and Damask Toweis, Napkins, Marble-top Dressing Bureaus and Washstands, Walnut Elizabetuian Bedsteads, with superior ganbelta anaes Ss, Lon “namelled Cottage Se'r. ne*s. Very tuperior Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows, Fine Curled Hair and Hask Mattresses, preset Bia: kets. Comforts ard Marseilles Quilts, jandsome Fer oh Chins aud Granite Loilet Sets, Tozeth: h Requisi Terms 40 and uader cash ; over that sum a ore- dit of 6 and 9 days for satisiactorily endorsed notes bearing interest. . B. TYLER, PHILIP B. PENDLETON, Executora, noltd J_C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auote. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, E. EGANT BROCATELLE CURTAINS FRENCH PLA MIRRORS, CHANDELIEKS, FRENCH CLOUKS AND Vass, Ri BLE Fvanitere, EXceLLENT PI. ano Forts. &c.—On MONDAY MORNING, November 15th, at 10 o’olock, at the residence of his Exosilevey Cavaioxnti d« Albuquerque, Brazil Minister, corner of I and 17t» streets, we ehal. the entire Fffects of this elegant establisnm ng Superior Rosewood Carved Heven-ootave Piano "Porte, of briiliant tone and action, made to order Sauce Bosts. &c. ‘ines with a large assortment cf Kitchen Heed eget ot ey #a lor Chairs, rtains to match, i Rich tiltand Brouze French Msntel Clock. with ‘endelabras, Elegant F: h Plate Mantel and Ovai Mirrors, in rioh! rved git frames, uite o erb Rosewood Drawing room Furri tur shed in ye low brocatelie, consisting of 40 Arm Chairs and 48 de Chairs, with Curtairs to maton, Elegant fantel Clock, with Candelabras, Beautiful Rosewood and Gilt Marble top Tables, Suite of full Gilt Parlor Furniture. finished in rich Green Satin. comprising two Couches, twoArm Chairs, six Side Chairs, elegant Marble-top Ta blea. and Curtains to mstch, < Splendid 4.6, 8-light Gilt and Bronze Chande hers throughout the house, Elegant French China Vases, and Gilt Brackets, Superior Velvet and Brussels Carpets and Rugs, Suive of Mahozany Office Furniture, comprising Ss 2 Turkish Arm tchairs and 6 Sid¥ Chairs, hed in g:een olovh. Writing Tadies, penior Solid Walnut Extension Dining Ta bie, $ deboard and Piate Stands . Mahogany Leather covered Dining Chairs, Sheffield Piated ‘Tea Sez, Waiters, Cake Baskets, Panera, Butter Tubs Castors, Spoons, and orks. Splendid Gilt Eperene with Candelabras, Richly Decorated French China Dinner, Dessert. Tea and Co flee Service. i Solid Rosewood Chamber Furniture, with marble toes, Superior Plush and Sick covered Lounges, Imitation Rexewood and Whi e Enamelied Cham ber Furniture. with Marble Superior Curled Hair Mattress: lows Exce len’ Biankets, Comforts and Spreads, . ‘ogether with a general assortment of articles in ton well-furnished estabdlistment. and under, cash: over that sum, credit of oO and 9% days, for satisfictorily endorsed notes. bearing interest. Catalogues of the above may be obtamed st he if OTE. ye ood eS, MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts nol ———— TO LOVERS OF VENISON. BENTER, on C | street, in the rear of Browns’ Hotel, has just received fine VE NISiN, killed at Mount Vernon. which wil 03 served in every style to the taste of his patrons, in connection with all the cacies of the senson—Game, Uysters. fresh F &c.—that this or other markets canaffurd. oc Bolsters and Pil- Nj NOTICE. Seuiine OFF AT COST FOR CASH. MRS. R. G. ETCHISON would respectfully in- form her customers and friends that she 18 now se! ing off her entire stock of Goods at corT for cath, As she 1s going to close up business, she being un- able, on acoount of her health, which has long been ectfully requested to call and settle the same as soon As possibie. Her stock of goods consists of every variety of Frenoh Embroieri Lace Sets. Worked 8, Lac and Worsted apa Soe Trmmings. maiuurecte A great many o her articles, too nu bs mentioned, all of the latest style, which will sell positively at cost for cash only. as she not intend to Open Any new accounts with any one. If you want bargains cai! at once and examine our stook. and we are sure that we can satisfy even the meet fastidious taste. 1 and examine for your- J SON'S, - No. 12, Market Space, Pa. ave., 00 29-lw bet. 8th and 9th sts. Mitca COWS AND DAIRY FARMING, comprising the bree*s, eding,and manage- ment in hea'th and disease of aairy and other stock; the selection of milch cow, with a full expiamation of Gueson’s method ; the culture of forage p' 8, and the production of milk, butter and eheese ; im- ying the most recent improvements, and adapted to farming in the United States and British Prov- inces ; with a treatise on the dalry husbandry of Holiand ; to which 18 added Horsfal'’s system of Toanagement. 5 te a ee eg 2 yi |. Price : free y aie LIN PHILP, Bookselle av., briween 9th and 10th Bel V_E.N 8” To THEIG FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS! 2NeP La co carsbat their assgrepset af Ca I A VENGERTUEMEN'S “BELONGINGS” SAL is complete in every department, viz: Gentiemen’e Dress and Undress Hats, Beebe's Ventilating Hats irom New \ ork, Gentlemen’s Dress Shirts in variety. “UNDER GARMENTS” Bad "Scotch Wool, Shaker Jean Sot. Pi nln rece Pi pt we gpd ogee ing exclusively for cash, and wishing to incr-ase sa'os, we offer the best conde 5 eer: wae See Selesroom, Browns’ Hotel. A DOLLAR SAVED IS AS GOUD AS A receiv DOLLAR EARNED. — Just ly of those fine Sin HATS ee g50 and $3. a the B.H.STINEMETZ, Penn. avenue, near oorner iSth between 0c 2 Kirkwoods’ and Willards’ Hotels. S y LVANIA AVENUE 1 289) PEN cen shana Wrenn 2B93 BALTIMORE LEATHER STORE ‘Will open, on Monday, November Ist, Leather tore, in th t_of Coombs’ Building, on . 28934. where we keep emember, 28934, inthe Basement, between Sth and 10th streets, ou the Aveaue. oe R 4t* MUSICAL NOTICE. BE: KER, Tuner oi Pianos by Wolf's methed, the only approv: France and G V icTOR celebrated UTTER, C: 25 kegs prime 50 boxes tine astern are }O. HEESE, &c. Glades Butter. 20 box: lis Just Toceived and for azie oc 3 bteo BakB pV SRCCaTS TO Fresh from the makers’ hands No, 370 Penn. UR & SEMMES. 10k QuaLity, or sale EPHENS, B 00% ‘rownas’ Hotel. AUCTION SAaLzs. = é DAY new. : One — =e be residue in six, twel and eighteen mouths, with notes bearing in- rest, “A deed given and a deed of trust taken. 00 3 ts WALL & BARNARD. Ancts. By A. GREEN, Auctioncer. WO HANDSOME AND VALUABLE Beirpinc Lors on VEkMONT AVENTR, BE ond N ann © Srrezrs, ar Averiox.-—On MONDAY, the Ist of Novemi er, | sbali oot, i front ef the premises, at 4 o'clock, p.m , two hand- eae vmuable butiding lots keown as lots N oF. building front cf 83 fest | incon Vermonters! iiding © feet 1 inc: on avenue. and running baek toa 15 feet alley, between N and U streets west. Tne pieasant ioeal: nd ~ some property makes it s det for any person wishing to dences in this section of the eit ‘Terms: One. third oash; balance im !2and 24 months, for notes bering interest, seoured by adeed of trust upon the premises. ocd A. GREEN, Avot. _—_——\——______4: S&EEN, Avot._ By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANDSOME any VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE CAPITOL aT AUCTION — Un MONDAY, ist day of November, i ene! sell, 1 front of the premises. at ¢0’cluct p.m, the south half of Lot No. 17, in Square No 685 having a frout of 25 feet on Delaware avenue. between B and C streets north, and running back about 90 feet to the dividing Ime, with the ii consist of a handsome and Frame House, with back buildings ati . house contains 11 good rooms, and is built in & man- ner 'o affurd grext convenience to the tenant. _ Persons wishing to purchase s handsome and re tired r: sidence are cilied to the above sale, as the pro} y must positively be solid. The proposed extension of the Capito! Grounds presents an addi tional reco: mendation to persons who desire to make a profitable investment ‘Terms: One-fourth oash ; the balarce m6 12, and 13 months, for notes bearing interest ; the d-ferred payments to be secured vy a deed oi trust upon the premises. 0c 2 eod A. GREEN, Avot, loneers, By J C.McGUIRE & CO., Aue’ ON FINUSTION SALE OF EXCELLENT Forniivrs anv Rovsenotn keFrEects —On TUESDAY MUKNIN o’clock, we shai] resnme and | fects of J. H. Knott, + OD street, comprising the Furniture. &c., of 15 rooms, viz: Mahogany Sofas, Rockers, Arm and Parlor Chairs, Marble top Tables, W hatnots, Mahogany, Walnut. Cherry, sna Maple Sedstead«, of various pa terns, Dressing and Pisin Bureans. Washstands, Wardrobes, Toilet Sete, Tables, Feather weds. Rolstera and Pillows, Excellent Curled Hair and Husk Mattresses, Superior Blankets, Comforts. Spreads. Parlor and Chamber Stoves. aud Fire-irons, “xtension Diniog Table, Dining Chairs, Mahogsny Sideboard, Ke rigerator, three story « Dear 'Sth Solid Mahogany Bookease, Office Ctairs, * Together with a large and general ortment oO; Housekeeping Requisites, ail of which @re of exc: . quality aud ia £004 condition, Term and under, cash: over that sum, a creditof 1,2 3, and 4 months. for notes satisfactori- ly endorsed, bearing interest. oo da J. McGUIRE & CO, Auots. By J. C. McGUIRE & CU.. Auctioneers URNITURE OF A FAMILY D*CLI sING OUSEKEEPING —(!n TURSDAY MORNING, November 2d, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of a family declining housekeeping, opposite Odd Fel- lows’ Hall, on 7th street, we shaii sell hogany Sofas, Walnut and Mahogany Tables, e seat Chairs, = Lounges, Carpets, Oilcloth Matting, Window Shades, Clock, Vases, Iron Garden Settee, Rocking Chairs, Bedsteads and Bureaus, W ‘tand: Festher and Pillows, Mattresses. Looking-giass:s, Toi et Bets, Extension Dinine ‘tabie. 2i feet long, pking and other Stoves, Kitchen Uteasiir, &o. Terms: $2) and under cash ; overthat sum acre dit of 6) and 90 days. for satizfactorily endorsed notes, bearing inter-st. i 0c 23-d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auots, By J. eGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. STEE’S SALE OF MACHINERY AND Xi URES OF THE ‘IsLann BREWERY Un DAY MORNING, November at i siand Brewery.” on Maine avenue. between 4% and 6th streets, Washington, | ehali sell, by virtne of a deed of trust, duly recorded song the ian! recorts for Washington county, ali the Machinery and fixtures of the “Isiand Brew- ”” comprising % m kpgine, Conper Kettles, n f Casks, Hxireis,and Half barrels, 4 Coolers, & Cy, two Wagons, one Dray, ‘Threo Sets of Harness, One exellent Work Horse, Together with all tue nsox«sary Furniture and Ap- parstus to conduct a Brewery. Terms: One third cash ; the residue im 6 and 12 mnths, forapproved endorsed notes, bearig iater- est, ih property may be examined by application to the Trustee, THOMAS J. FISHER, Trustee. 00 B-d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. #UTURE DAYS. By A.GREEN, Auctioneer. VA LUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.— On WEDNFSDAY, the 27th inatant. 1 shail sell. in front of the premises, at 45¢ o’civck p. m., rtof Lot No 2, with t mprovements, in Squae No. 837. being the east part, fronting 5 feet on the public space at the immediate intersection of Mas- sachusetis and Maryiané avenues. botween 5th and bth sireets east, aud running back 9 fect to #n al ley. The improvements consist of a small frame " One-third oash: balance in 6 and 12 ‘or notes bearing interest for the deferred » and secured by adeed of trust upon the A. GREEN, Auct. il ON ACCOUNT OF TAE ABSENCE OF interested partis the above sale is postponed until Wee EDDAY, the 34 0) Nuvember, at same hour piace, = oc 2 d A. GREEN, Auctioneer, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. XTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY aT Ave ‘ ARSVAY, the 4th day of Novem- + in front of the premises. at 40’clock P. lof Square No. 1008, bounded by north D a:d E,and 12th and 1sth streets east, comprising 185.009 feet of ground, the north half of which 1s 1m- proved. the south heifis vacvnt,a | of which is beau- tifuily locsted in an«levated position, and will be sold in the half or in| ts to suit purchasers. Alo. Lote Nos. 2 and 3, in quare No. lit. Ribera seed Seige 12th street eas! through the square to Tennessee aven: The ab we -mennoned property is a'l handsome'y situated, and must increase rapidly in value owing to the contemplated extension o: the Capitol grounds, and the sale will be well worth the at- tention of persons wishing to make & good invest ment. Terms : One fourth cash ; ba'ance in one. twoand three yevrs, for notes beariug i:terest from day of se ah soci civen apdin deed of a taken. Ey Ue indisputable, it being direct from Governme: 0028 a ‘A. GREEN, Auct. By A. GREEN, Anotidneer. XECUTRIX’S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD anp Kitcnen Frasitere, Hack, Hon Carts, HARNESS. PROVENDER, &C., aT AUCTION. On Wr UNESDAY 3d of November, I shali sei, by order of the Orphans’ Court, at 10 o'clock, at the late residence of csased,on M — streets east, (Capi . effects of the deceased. consisting of Mahogany Sideboard Settee and Lounge, Sane and Wood hairs, Hester aoe argue Clk oag-lanes = rt Cooking ‘and Chamber Stoves. = oP ey ‘8 gene! “and immediately after the sale of furni Ishall sell Two excellent Hack Horses, One excellent Cart Horse, Qne good Hack, lot ot Harness, Two Wagons and lot of Wagon Harness, One Cart and lot of Cart Harness, Cutting Box. lot of Straw. Potatoes, Cabbage, Corn, Fodder, Four Hogs, Lot of Chickens, With a lot of Farming Utensils. - Terms of sale, as.presoribed by the Court, are: All sums under $5 c.sh: over §5a cred ‘90 da notes satisfactorily end HARKIET DUNLOP 00 27d A. GR A MOTOnARy oF ReGEwenara woPhe Chuldvow's ible ieerare osk, illustrated Te cgifitsans Pictare Book of English History, NKL N’PHILP’S ed with 0 baa YT 1 Bookstore 3.2 Penn. aveni ICHAEL, waned 3 the citizens eorgetowg that he has SEWRERY STORK of M’ Locwenstans and b to be favored with a contimuases: of the [il patronage that he bas heretofore en yed. He bas @ large and fine assortment of ail ts of gooda belonging to the business. of Watches, Jewelry, &¢., promotiy SIMONS, * epee *0E Maken” Northeast corn. sirect porth and 7h street west, Manufactures all kinds of Edge Tool: oho oe MER from pag » ty Tespectfally ansou Washing! and bas raised discount-to 5 percent , the Bank ot letpeiets 4 and the Bank of Nassau to 4 per cent, This i« chiefy due to the restrictions in the discount market of Vienna, pendiog the return of specie parments The French revenue for the Grst nine months of the present yearexceeded last year by 85,090,000 The Spanixh coveroment decrees that steamers plying regularly between Cuba and the Untied States sball enjoy the seme privi es English mail steamers, and the Li! tons of merchand se without paying ligbt-bouse does at Liverpool on Saturday The sales of Cotton were estimated st 7, kets " Brendstoff: closed — bales. Mar! firm Consols closed at 95% money,and 9 aX for acount. elt aa oH Seizure of @ Suspectsd Slave-. New Yorn, Nov 1 —The sci which was seized off East Coesin, wens suspicton of being an intended slaver, bas been Drought to this aaeeh oman Ro clearance, but a paper was prods which purported to be bill of sale from George D Wise, of the Coast Survey, to Joseph Gardner and William Eddy State Election. ArBany, Oct 30 —Intense excitements prevails here in relatios to the congressional contest. Last evening a bet of one thousand dollars on Rev nelds against Corning was made, and twenty thousand were offered. The odds seems in favor of Reynolds, — California Overland Mail. St Lovis, Ort 31 —The overland mail from California on the 4th inst arrived bere in the —— time; but all the 4) news by it as ‘n anticipated tn detail the steamer mail via the Panes route. " New York Markets. New Yorx, November 1 —Piour is firm; State or 15284 36; Ohio $5s85 350; Southern $50 Wheat is quiet; white #1 50; Western 81.14. Corn is firm; mixed 68- Pork is steady; mess $16 85; prime $13.75 Whisky is duli at 2 Financial. New Yor. Nov 1 —Stee! all and lower. Chicago and Rock Inland 67; [11 Central shares 855; eee 5; Mich — 2; N. 'a_ Coal Co. 7 eading S2 Meo" 89 a —————_—————SS FOR RENT AND SALE. ([suR Finer Pace} Sal-E—PEW No. 154 in the Charon sicko phany, on G street, between 13th and 14th ne 1-St° $$$ $$ ee OR RENT—HOUSE No. 499 Massachuce!! avenue. north side, near Sth street, containi. rooma, besides bath-room and ¢ sets ;' cellar w; the whole house, and cistere in the vard, with foros Pump in the ki'chen. Inquire of ING. &. Kt N- DALUL. No. 6 west side 434 street, near the ee). a {OR SALE—F ourteen FRAME HOUSES. four rooms each, on Lots If, 16, 1%, and 25, Squere street south and 3d street 3 es in cash, aod month! itle good, and r, Lot 1. Square ite Tempe 4 deep Let No. Sand 4, Square No. 3 7. oppor E street, 24 feet front by L Square No. 565, with improvemen:s; and Lat L unre No.4. The two iset being only tax tit! Walon teeeiee change for thos ent: Also, for sale or ex operty an ths oity or its vieinity. two three story Brick Houses, Noe. 829 and €3 West Baltimore street, M near Cay street and Franklin chauge for farmsin M: mod or ware, Will ex- far distant. f, 3 NvaLl Northwest side 435 treet, near the no t-eotf City Hall. OR, RENT—A desirably-situated two-s and attic Brick DWELLING HOUSE. taining 8 rooms and kitchen, with gas, on north side Massschusetts avenue between Sth and 10th ste. Inquire of THOS. BAKER, 8th, between D and E at 8. oo &* Fes RENT.—Large siry ROOMS. at No 284 G street, convenient to the with Boerd, ment. Tab e Board aiso, by an exper.enced on reasonable terms. oc ® Ss VERAL VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, ‘With or without Board, can be obtained at Mre. WILLIAMS’, 8th street, between Pa avenue and D street. oo 2 3t* nt ke pros RENT—A Istge BALL, with dressing - room attached—Ne S® 7th street. next coer to jd F Hall. Wul be rented on liberal terns Parties, Societies. or any other perposs. ‘HENKi THORN, on the premiers, WEVERSL DES RABLE FURNISHED +} ROOMS to rent-Pariors and Chambers—on (3th street, between E and , No. 452. 0 2?-eom" OR SALE—A GROCERY and LIQ roe STORE, ith emall stock. in food B at: for busine: * onthe Islan cal te northeast corner ea ‘onus. For perticulars apply at the Store immediately, 00 29: 3t* Fock RE —A comfortsb!y furnished HOUSE, on F street, between i7ih and 18th sts. For SPEIDEN.” ca eee = Winate FURS SHED HOUSE FOR SALE or REN ‘The House is brick, and situated on Missou: avenue, ( No. 24,) between 43 and 6th sts. Conta thirteen ,ooms, gts. 40. The furniture is new an’ f The honse will be rented or cold without the ——— 4 Of p&r..culars apply on the pre muses. oc 23-Im oe “UR, XALE—On reasonable terms. a desirable FRAME OWELLIN®-HOUSE, with brick -buiiding attached 469. 10 rooms, situated on the west West, between Fa. avenue and FE lards’ Hotel, suitable person who would ‘ike to rent out roome. There is id in all the rooms. Appiy to PULLAR D WEBB, No. 52) 7th street. oot ADVERTISERS A BUSINESS MEN The“VIRGINIA SENTINEL” offers very au- pertvr advantases for Advertising. It is a realy estab‘isbed journal, of wide circulation, with sub- thers in almost every State in the Union PP buy goods, and men who buy ee: Advertisements appear in the Daily fed oceasioually inthe Weekly ed: TINEL, thus reaching ali o1 ad fully ch nee Term: o'ty reference being requ: dress oc 29-'m ia. LACK AND FANCY COLORED CLOTH FROCK COA’ Black ard Fancy Col’d Rear Surtontsand Raglen-. Black and pacer Lolvred Cassimere Pants. Bi'k and F’cy Col'd Cassimere Pa: extra heavy. BI’k and F’ey Coi’d Silk, Velvetand Merino Vests. We have just reocived 5 cases of the above goods, Bll of our clon manufacture aud which wil com- ft manrhip with the ices, Jor Li fa + Tr t Alexandria, Virginia. Cash, at w re Ce ‘0, jrowns’ Hotel oo 2-6tif (Alex.Gaz .Statec& Int.) NEW OVER Oe TR OC TION IN of Weetingttr tant Weis proper efor a J e 18 class (either young or otherwise) for Instruc- tor b JALCINE. which, upon trial, will Amie aithoush ‘ov 80 based upon mathemati rules as to ineure tu 6 pupu sachs knowledce of the science I! enable Lo become prof - Igugoe'stetisand fees oguhent that the suecess of nutec That every pupil Wh will take Instead 9 5 nog or hicront oe time than lly o! ming ll 18 wsus! Wledge of piacing ed ti even the kno the'fect oorrectly. He oxen be consulted daily at Carusi’s Danci hestre, from 8 to 98. m., sud 4to5p m..where his terme and the 0035 aw Aig pat ad ed “Re. —sbun thew ail, and fd: for a dress on rite for my private a—ity CURE. fh stamp ‘f pertact conhornee 20 — a Si F HAVE now on band the most com lected assortment of ALL KIN tobe found im acy establishment an Wi comprising all the styles sad varieties now in ion, as fo lows: P Riga SABLE, PRUSSIA’ FITCH SL Rian SUUIRREL. | iaioqutege, Rite toe neers ome atye of Uk ce for Criid en, to which I Al eadeot FOR TRIMMINGS by the yard, or cut to mateh. ROBES e SLEIGH and CAKKIAGE ROBES of every lnving been engaged for many years iv te Fur tne public may rely on the quality of all goovs Poi Ake 00 %5-eo8w foan eat OST Bie SBuwocessor to aco.