Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. | 17 Thengh « The Star’ is printed oa the lastest steam press in ase south ef Balti- mere, its edition is se large as te require it Ae be put to press at am carly hour, Adver- Msements, therefore, should be sent im by 12 e’cleck, m.; otherwise they may met appear until the next day. — Teayksoivine Day 1s Wasntxetow.—The Mayor has fssned the following proclamation, setting apart Thursday, the 25th instant, as aday of thanksgiving and prayer : A Proctamation. The City Council having by a joint resolution appointed Thursday, the 25th instant, as a day of thanksgiving and prayer, I have approved the act, and deem it my daty to give an official an- nouncement of the same by this my proclamation. The observance of s day of thanksgiving at this season of the year is sanctioned by tim nored custom, and is uliarly becoming a Christian community. The blessings which are contin- ually vouchsafed to us demand that we should occasionally turn aside from our daily avocations, and, as it were, sanctify a secular day by united and heartfelt manifestations of gratitude, by prayerful reflection, and by contrite ication. la order to give due effect and solemnity tothe occasion, every good citizen is Invoked to con- tribute Something of example and precept to- ward the falfilment cf the duties which properly belong to the day; and to this end I recommend that the ordinary pursuits of business be sus- pended, and that all denominations assemble tn their respective places of worship to render thanks to Almighty God es boundless me cies, and to offer up supplltations for a contin ance of our civic and our national prespere. Given under my band, at the city of ashing- ton, this 13th day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty- eight. Jamas G. Berxrt, Mayor. Joint Resolution ap; ating @ day of public thankiving. W bereas it is becoming iu a favored people to return thanks to the Giver of all good for the mani blessings He vouchsafes them ax acom- a whereas the city of Wasblagton ‘ofore united with many of the States of the Union in this publie expression of devout and grateful hearts with peculiar acceptance by her citizens: Therefore— Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the erty of Washington, ‘bat the Mayor is hereby requested to set apait, — blic proclamation, Thursday, the twenty instant, as a day of tuanksgiving and praise to Almighty God, inviting all the inhabitants of the city to abstain from their usual secular eim- ployments, and the reverend cleray to unite in such manner as they may deem mos! appropriate in giving expression to the gratitude of the ple Kesolved, That the keepers of taverns, restan- rants, and refectories be requested to close their houses on said day, and that the Mayor be re- quested to direct the police officers to report the names of the keepers of ali such houses who shall refuse to close them. Tae Committesat Worx.—Several years ago the regular occurrence of fires, alarms, &c., kept our city property owners in constant zlarm for the safety of their houses. It was supposed that the destruction was not done by one or two incendia- ries. but by a regularly organized gang ; and as regularly as night came the alarm of fire was beard, and the exclamation of Property ownets, «‘the committee’s at work again!’ The incen- diary operations in the western part of the city, within a few weeks, indicate just such an organ- ization, and probably when the mystery of the destruction of property tuere is solved, the par- ties will be discovered and punished. About eleven o'clock Saturday night the large frame building, charitably devoted by the benev- olent members of St. John’s (Episcopal) church as a home for destitute widows and orphans, was fired, and in consequence of “— winds prevail- ing at the time, it was entirely consumed ; the forniture for the use of the occupants being saved it was « double building, and the villian or vil- trans set fire to a part not so frequently visited by tbe inmates {t is time to be alarmed when we know that there are incendiaries abroad so hardened av to select the home of the poor, feeble, and aiiileted widow, and the helpless orphan, as a mark of their violence The building was the property of Mr. S. S Parker, and was insured in the Washinzion Jn- surance Company for $1,000. The cash was paid over to Mr. Parker this morning. River —Arrived at Harvey & Co.'s Wharf sebr. Elili, from Philadelphia, with 155 tons of coal for Harvey & Co. At Young & Carter’s Wharf arrived schr. Mer- chant, Capt. Philips. from Philadaiphia with S¢ x tons of coal for Kidwell. Schr. F_F. Randolph, Capt. Hazleton, from Philadeipiia with 190 tons of coe! for Underwood. xchr NB. T. Thomp- sou, Capt. Barns, from Philadelphia with 302 tuna of coal for Chapin & Bro At Kiley’s Whart arrived schr. FE. Pharo from Philadelphia with 19 tons of coal for Warder & Mtwart. Schr. Eliza Hamilton, from Albany, witb 70,008 feet of lumber. Also, arrived steamer Columbia from Ba!ti- more, with freights for 8. Bacon & Co., Parker & Co, H.C. Purday, W. C. Harper. Feyan & Co ,E ¥ Pisber,P O Donoaybou, Bates & Bro., J.B. Wilson, J. Kennedy, Crown'& Co, J Mic. Lelland, Marray & Semmes, P. Brennans, Kin; & Barcbali, P. Toys, J. Meniman, H. MeCaf- fery, Howell & Morsell, R. Wim , J. H. Tay- E White & Co, Ed Hall, Mrs. ¥. Wil- Adams, Win. Lord,’ B. G. Neall, , P. Maguire, M. Morney, Jacksen, & Co., JS. Harvey & Co., and J’ Smith. Paor. Woopstry Deav.—The musical com- munity of Washington will read, with deep re- ret, the announcement of the recent death of Prof. 1. B. Woodbury, the well known and high- dy esteemed music teacher and composer. He died from the effects of disease under which he suffered for the last ten years, gnd which no med- seal attention could permanently aieyiate. After visiting Europe and the Southern States, without Fealizing apy permanent relief, be died on the 28th of October, at Columbia, 8. C., aged thirty- mine years. Prof. W. has presided over several Mretings of the National Musical Convention at the Smithsonian institution, in this elty, where be won from ail, who became acquainted with him, gelden opinions. He was oue of the most | momma among the music teachers of the ‘orth, and was a most pleasing and instructive lecturer. A trae gentieman jn ali respects, Le- joved by every acquaintance, aud a zezlous dev- otee to the musical profession; Lis death is an event which will ever be deeply regretted bere and elsewhere. — Tzacurn’s Associa tion.—The members of the Columbian Association ot Teachers met in ad- journed meeting at the Smithsonian Institution oa Saturday forenoon. Prof. Loomis presiding. «* communication was received tending toeach mea, ber of the association a copy of the work on by Prof. Loomis Ga metion of Mr. ‘T. Richards, the author re- ceived (be Unanimous thanks of the association for the courtesy wh ch be bad shown them in the presentation of his work The regular business of the association for the morning, viz: reading, was then called up; and wasdiscussed briefly by Messrs. 8 Jobn ‘f'bom- soa, Prof. McLeod, Mr. T. Richar Prof. De- trick, and tbe Chair; and upex the conclusion of the discussion, a motion was adopied to contiaue this subject at the next meeting, and to meet next Saturday forthat purpose. The heur having er- rived, the associsiion adjourned Triats at tHE Guaky-wover.—Wa. Stant, drunk in the market; fine and costs, $2.15. Joba Shangbnessy, drunk and disorderly, and assauit ‘6.15, and security for court. Sem’! k and — 86.15. John Jones et and maticious mis- arroll ang George H. Bryaa, dr and Jobn Selden, d cbief, $4 iS each Samuel Weer, drunk and disorderly;. workbouse 90 da each. Lioyd Warsia, drun’ id dssorderly; fae ead costs $2.15. Wm Roberts, do. $3 15. Sam’! Hooper, drunk and disorderly, and carrying a sleog shot; 82373. Joseph J Horn, drank and disorderiy; @2 15. Jobn Sheehan, deuuk god dis- orderly, and assauit and battery; $6.15, and se- eurity for court. John White, drunk and disor- derly;S2 15 Foxezat. or Jowxy H. Tagnnon. ~ Yester- day afternoon, the remains of the late Joba HJ Trenboim, Esq , were deposited ia the vault of St. Patrick's Church. The deceased was largely acquainted with thecitizens of Wasbington, and Was highly esteemed for bis jatei! atoaal and taaaly qualities, and especially by bis fellow craftsmen of the typographical profession which was numerously represented at his funeral. The solemn buris! service of the Roman Catholic Church was performed, aud @ brief address, ap- propriate lo the occasion. delivered by the Kev + ather Boyle; after which the corpse waa borne éo the vanit, followed by bis mourning retatives and friends - Tue MuLopgon —Satuidsy night was a tri- ompb for the Jullien Minstrels. A good bill— Well performed —was the occasion of taking the bile owt of those iil-natured persons who took aur advice, and went to hear the jokes and fan Go again to-nigit, whem uensual attractions will be produced for the anusemey! of the public ‘To-xiourt, those of our citizens who are inter- ested in the phenomena accompanying bumaa magaetism, will have @a opportunity to hear in a lecture at Temperance Hail some original views upon the sulject. The lecturer, Dr. Wroe, has devoted me years to an Invest of the sais, sat we a eee Tae Txr,Ta®—Bunton —It is a safe p - tion we now make that the theatre will be - ed to-nizht to its fullest capacity to witness Bar- ten —glorions and Inimitable Burton—whese equal in the walks of general comedy does got i rare ton sre! in 1945, of the old National Theatre. re to welcome him in our midst, during the in! vening fifteen years, has been most an ; and we wonder he has not earlier be: [Egeced to visit us. Our play-goers must rest under lasting obligations to Managers Ford and Tayleure for thus gratifying their wishes in the maiter. The character selected for. Burton’s ré= 1 introduction is one of the most effective and widely-famed of ail his glorious effor taim Cattle, in Brougham’s dramatization of ‘Dombey and Son,"’ a role which he rendered at his Cham- bers Street Theatre for upwards of one hundred consecutive nights, and which, in connection with his ‘\ Aminadab Sleek,” and “ Toodles,”’ made him the first and largest share of his present immense fortune. Mrs. Hughes, who has been jally engaged to sustain the great comedian, siee- appears on the occasion. The remaining characters of the play.are Giled Messrs. Fiske, Dawson, Donelson, Stoddart, Holmes, Daly, For- rester, Mesdames Tayleure, Parker, Stoddart, Proctor, and Miss Comelia Jefferson.’ The farce of Mr. and Mrs. Peter White” concludes. Bur- ton remains but two nights, and then goes to Baltimore. — 3 5 3 Excavatine Witmour Persisston. — Satur: day, the Chief of Police and Officer Yeatman ar- rested Wm Donoho, Henry Borcher, John Hol- loran and Nicholas O'Day, workmen of Messre. Thompson & Brother, who were engaged in ex- eavating in the alley adjoining Jackson Hall, for the purpose of ft, oping. the Government-main Water pipes. The fight to tap the mains isa dis- puted question with some; but, according to the decision of Justice Donn in this case, the excava- tion of a street or public alley without permis- sion from the Mayor isa violation of law. The case, however, was laid over until the retarn of the proprietor of Jackson Hall, Jobo C. Rives, Fsq., to the city; the Messrs ‘Thompson very properly becomiug responsible for their workmen i this case. Tur Sxow.—The first snow of the season came to-day, on a fiying visit to the Federal Me- tropolis. It drove rapidly through all the streets and avenues of the city, danced on the house tops, ensconced {itself under door ways; and, es We write, is driving at the window, as thongh it bad son.e spite zgainst “the local,’ and wanted to yet at bim hotels, and waiting on the steps of houses with furnished rooms to let, it is surmised that this call has some reference to another visit and longer stay ata later peilod of the season Loox at the Alphabetical Business Directory in another column. A Carp.—At & meeting of the Northern I iber vompany, held on the 10th instant. the , ¥ Was directed to have the following Card published : Whereas the citizens, property holders, of the Upper portion of the Third and Fourth Warde, idente of & ioeslity in Which there are sea: ly y bat frame dwellings, having become awakened toa sense of their danger in bem deprived of their only safeguard in case of a fire in their respective neish borhoods, have called on this Company to ascertain their reasons for delivering into tne hands of the — the i of their engine hodse.—the Compa- ny feel compelled, iu order to place themselves in a roper position before the propsrty holders of the Notenern |.thertion tenes he following statement: When the Company was orzanized, in 1840, the wncils, by an act. gave them power to erect an engine -house in the centre of Eighth street, which house waz built by the property holders of the Northern Liberties, the:r firat apparatus having been obiained fom the same source, the Councils having been acked but fora szall sum, which th appropriated for their relief. “Ine Company then. their own expense, purchased a Bell for tho:r hou and had alacge reservou constructed in its imm — vicinity, Which 1<@t the present moment in excellent order. After building the housea d pur- chasing the aponratus, every thing went on smooth iy until their apparatus required a large amount of Tepaire, End there being no money in tha treasury of the Company, the citizens pr. posed to ask the Couneils for relief, which they did, and the Coun- ¢1's msde an appropriation in their becalf. A short time 6: be civcnin part pay. ‘Fothis prop- mpany agreed. The Councils, in those » have been not quite so astuseas our present City Fa:hers. who, in building the house, built it of three stories instead of two, the third story to be used for school purpos: After the house wax completed, the Board of Trustees of the Public Schools took possession of the third story, and occupied it as a school for girls. with a lady teache: rom the first day the school e mmenced up to the time they left there were friv lous com plaints sbout the Company, until one of the Trus- tees, finding he could not disband the Company, with & malicious design to injure them, published an untruth concerning them, and through his agency the school was removed. the room they occupied and ihe stairway being left in o filtny condition. The Compan;, thiaking this would be the last of the school business, had the house cleaned, pa- pered, and painted, and new doors put no, and hind commenced forminga library, which contgied over three hundred volumes, The company was gaining a reputation which would make it au ornament to the locality in which it waa situated. But one of the preseat Trustees,ooking witha our prosperity, and not content wit t eh Mayor. and in‘ormed his honor that the third story of the engine house was for school purposes. embe nm ishing the house in the best manner, sohool for boys, thefcompany conce:v trage on their mghts, and resolved to cils to cefnnd what they had individually expended, and they wou'd surrender the keys to the Mayor. The Councils passe: set for our relief, the Mayor paid us the money, and we gave hun the keys, and thus rettied the matier. It re- maing ow forthe property-holders of the Northern Liberties to lay their claims before the Couneils, inasmuch as they built the first hcuse, and bought the first apparatus, and have never relinqut d their rights in the premises, and the Corporati appropriated it to their own yse. The Compan trust that t ove statement mpy Prove satisfac- tory to the property holders of the Northern Lib- erties, 2y order of the Company. S. FE. Curverwe., u Liberties Fire Co. furnished with Ice $1 per getlon, and reduced priceg. fresh made every day, st the Phtladelphia Confectionery and Ice Cream Depot, corner 12th and F streets. 0025 Im Tuenrx ane few things which affords us greater Jeasure than sitting down to write a notice of the Celeurated Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, because W0 sre fuliy Guigcious we are conferring & public benefit, and our heart tells ua that, by our notices, many bave been induced to take tuses bitters. and been rescued fromdeath by Dyspepsia, Distriwoa, certaw. The ny It* Seoretary Noy Fairs, Balle, and Fes! ftne dest etc.. ete . for the cure of which it Bitters have aiways been known to excel ail other prepsrations in the speedy cure of all the diseases the stomach is heir to; and the marked favor with Wwaish it is epoken of by those who lave used them, ga bat wonvince ail that its virtues are many. ‘Try them. For sale by Druggicts and wealesa geperally, eve- rywhere. no 12 eo8t Weppixe Caxes. very pretty and very oheap, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F streets. [oe Cream and Water Joes, 32 cen's per quart. 50? lm* DIED, On the 15th instant, at 9 o’clock a. myat his Pia- ter’s. Mrs. Caroline F.. compen near bing ton, atir THOMAS SNOWDE aged 6 y; fe witicstecas oa Wednesday Morni o'e ock, at Onkiand Pigce, Md.,(Coates’s Station,) in the fawuly burial ground, . On the 15th inst.,at 7o’clock a. m. ‘PHOS. B. FRERE snfaut son ef Barrow and Fl.zabeth aged) ‘,9 mouths, and 18 days. eral will take place ‘o-morrow, Nov. 16th, P. mi., irom the residence of the parepta, on i). between l4th and 15th stre The relatives aud friends of the family are invited te attend. * CH GOLD JEWELR Gold Lockets, tiold Ch 5 Gold Penns and Pencils, G Thimbles. Gold Seuis aud Keys, Gold tekes, and all kinds efuew styles Goid Jeweiry. | My stock at present is quite larze,and I will sell by Sd ea ae aah P 1 ease onl] at enneyivania avenne. ne 12 8.0. HOOD. wELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERS, ° ‘ery description, for Lapras, M OUTHS, AND CHILDREN, at the LADIES’ SHOE STORE, No. 6 Pen: enue, Let. 2th and 9th Streets, 1 adies.we manufacture all ourowngoods powseesing the uregusied sdvapinge of securing them at first cost, which. of to the bane fit of the purchaser. of Ht. beauty, utility, bave an edge periortiy over all others, and our double-sole ecco and Kid Bocte aud Button Gaiters, &c., » for winter wear, have only to bp examined to secure @ purchaser. Aiso, long Rab ber Boots for Ladies and Misses, Ail selling off St astonishing .Ow prices, no !2-tf T. CLARK. J FAMILY GROCERIES, UST RECEIVED— pope chests fine Black THA, bois. Standard Crashed SUGAR, 10 do. (a) Soft do. lw do. (b) Yellow do. 5 do. Grgnuiated 2 do. Goiden SV RUP, ® bags Kio COPPER, 10 do. Maracaibo do. % boxes Adamanting e ANDLES 3 ” CC LS Sree mantine CAND. . it "7 Si boxes sari cH he 3,500 Ibs. BL WHEAT F 2 bbls. CRANBERRIES SOUR? no 13-St between 16th and 11th bedi La 3,000 SITE EEE ore Whang, CAPT. As it has been seen going inte | the privil in th sti . e given in Ly Talsing of foge within the Gare grow out of the are seeking, through the instrumental! Of its benefits just at the time become available. The law forbids the Ist of Nevgster. jarge or dwellin, being penned until after then forbids them rnoning at |: penned within one hundred feet of an When there shall be complaints This to us really seems to be an al there is no impropriety in their r fall months, for the life riety of their run- We are no during the summer and of us We cannot see the impro ning at large during the w hp advocate for raising swine within the lim- edge that the privil tag ipl wir Se bat the privilege results in great tto the poorer clisees, who avail themseives of it when feed is low; and we ho) Councils will at once remove a! out of the way for the present, that those who and expense of raising such property may have the pleasure of enjoying its benefits. “We object to every thing like traps for catching those who are who have not the time to fam: of the town. Still we have incurred the labor with the law. a garden farm. &e., for belonged to Mr. Bebler, and Mr. Jobo Bateman, of out city. Yesterday was a lovely aut balmy as spring Our chur. advant: come over See advertisement. oceurience o! gate on some of fty-eight of them from about 6,100 tons of coal, si: ing $3,673 51. week end. follows: Kirby, 73 do. for Bridy: terley, 220 for New ¥ or ters, potatoes, &c. (Mr. Catheart, italists for the genera’ ew York canals dam. stables bond; verd counsel, damage $50) ant. action for debt; on the case; verdict for pls agt. Fire Insurance Com the next term. any u and others agt. J. H 4p hour, On Fri hix trial this morning. lighted to bave been Mr. McLeod a crowde: le the following card; trust can be seen b it, at the Court House. and answer t gent jury. he fact that he wu r aa brisk. Elghty bouets The entire line never in better navigable order. The Ley {egg ef coal from Ray’s dock forthe ng Saturday, amounts to 1,450 tons, as Schrs Eben Saw: Sharp, 154 do. for Norwich; R Woollen, 120 do. for Philadelpht Davis, 138 do. for Hudson; lagher, 234 do. for shea, ae J. W. McKee, Pat- ct for def ts. tomac Insurance Company, parce to establish at any moment elligent jury and as | expect tu a oe that our City the restrictions either incapable or iliarize themselves E.S. Wright sold at public sale, on Saturday, containing 25 acres, adjoining the farms of G. Vanderwereken an Alexandria county, Va.,two miles from the Alex- andria aqueduct, 8 acres In wood, well watered, 5, or $23 50 per acre. Tbe property ‘was purchased by dW. Geary, in =e bel eend = ‘ch-got ‘ople too! of it, and turned our aieee en masse to attend divine services, at the various churches of their oot a A sudden change, however, has he atmosphere. This morning it is Pinching cold, cloudy and gloomy. The exhibition of the panorama of China and Japan w.ll commence at Forrest Hall this even- ing. We advise those who are fond of good sacred vocal music to go this evening to tne concert to be given by our colored friends, the choir of As- bury M.E Church, at Mount Zion’s Church. We have been tnformed b white persons who have hear, that many of them are ieall informed that the concert this evening will be conducted by a celebrated professor of music y very respectable d their performances ly excellent. Busluess apee the canal, notwithstanding the a temporary interruption to navi- gation, caused by the breaking down of a lock t Portions, has been all bave arrived— Cumberland, bringing x with flour, yrain,&ec. and the remainder with woou and limestone. The receipts at the Georgetown Collector's of- fice, for the same period, amouuts to $1,032 74,25 follows: Ascending trade, $354 13, and descend- » We learn, was yer, Snow, 156 tons; and Eugene, Parker, 226 do. for Boston; Wave, Sprague. 128 do. for New Haven; Jobn Emory, Jobn Compton, ichard Piercy, a; Ruth Halsey, Joseph Francis, Gal- Arrivals— Packet scr Arctic, Hicks, from New York, to McCobb & Dodge; Tropic, Hooper, Sal- isbury, lumber to Joseph Libbey & Son; South- erner, Waimsley, Baltimore, wheat to E Lyons, and a flock of bay and river craft with wood, oys- The flour market this morning is firm at $5.1 for good standard supertine brands. $5 37 to $5.75. No grain offering since our last. We are pleased to learn that the trial boat (ca- nal stezmer Niagara) of our ingenious fellow-cit- izen, Mr. James L. Catheart, upon the New York canals, has proved eminently successful—tbat ber perforruance in every particular was fally equal to the most sanguine expectations of the inventor, Seca ull interested; and that he bas entered into tees Heres with northern cap- introduction of his princi- Re of propelling canal boats upon some of the 2 Extras from ee ALEXANDRIA. —— Soe Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Nov. 15, 1858. The Cireuit Conrt continues its session. Thursday the following cases were disposed of : Floweree agt. Fowle & Co.; action on the cuse— motion for new trial over agt. E.Grimes—suit for damages; verdict for pltff, ages $2W—motion to set aside the verdict overruled. Commonwealth of Vir; relation of J. R. Atwell) benefit o agt Samuel N. Ohipley and others; debt on con- James Adams agt. Selden, Withers & Co j action on the case— the court withheld its judgment. agt. Orange and Alexandria Ratir trespass on the case; judgment ruled. R.Q. Bolling Inia (at the J.T. Close Gotleib Appich ‘oad Company— for plaintiff, by On Friday, civi: cases were adjudicated, as follows: James H. Devaugbn agt Peyton Bal- lenger—trespass on the case; verdict for defend- John A. Miller agt. A.D. Collingsworth— verdict for defendant. Snowden & Corse agt. HK. Ursdshaw—action nud. Jobn T. Dowell nY, and same agt. Po- Were continued until On Saturday, the Court considered the follow- jng caxes: Monroe & Funsten agt. John P. Du- action of trespass an the case; verdict for a ifs. Hannah Terrett, guardian, agt. Jas. Riddie’s administrator—actio: n of tresspass on the case; verdict for plaintiff, BH Lambert Monroe—trespass. jury beiug unable to ayree, af.er re: ere adjourned till fo-day. y night, a young Tatsspaugh walked out of a deace of Joun Laphen, on Royal street, and fall- ing to the ground, was seriously injured Yesterday afternoon, a young man named Love- less stabbed a negro man in an affray was placed iu the watch-house, and will have tan nayed Joseph window of the resi- Loveless On to-morrow evening, our citizens will have an opportunity of again listening to illustrations from the orators and poets by that master of elo- cution, Dona'd McLeod. The last lecture of Prof. McL.. took place when the fairs and thea'r-d ew away many who otherwise would have been de- resent. We bespeak for house, Mr.G W. epee has addressed to the pub- “ There is @ report in circulation in your town that I was compelled to leave it on account of charges alleged nyainst me of forge: the ,barse, ! pronounce ft a wilfal yated falsehood, and refeyence is ing it to letters which can be see in the town, and the accepting of from me ample to pay every dollar world, and leave a handsome surp| {, which any one desirous } ey is Charge, ] would {i zens to forego their opinions until portunity to establish the truth, before é fm the ce the of about them: We ae Ona Corse, The maining out As to viewing am pre- re an in- © on bat! the citi- eau op- \ p intelli. ‘* As there is always two sides to evel) picture ana you have had ut oxe ag yet.’? season generally has the eff. of rote ssedly new good, muny are aseles: ly physician, or other w: as long public ex, iy the tavorite ori 8 nf became's to & KrO’ yes In ington ; exend asane monic | ozenge they a Coveus. COLDS, HOARSENESS, The prevaience of the above complaints 100 of an‘eminent on Colds, Asthma, Ini unsurpassed, And others even dangerc t he wisest course to pursue is to conauit yourtam- i — a remedii rience has prov, safe eharcous. Of thie character is TY LER?S aad ND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Kae on 01 physician has continued e last twenty . cases of co: ‘coughs, &o. like a charm, and in Chronie Cases, Bronchil ing « ough, Cro ites juenza, aon croup, Ps swovogs ig unpaya’ Hioled. Gud most will testify who ‘@ ui it. Price 25 cents and £0 cents per bottie. Sold by Nairn & Cissel. Paimer, Chas. Stott, &c , Wash- jeorgetown ; Pee! it may be had a! 80, evens, Al- for convenience, ., Price 123g and 25centsa box— as * Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Candy at. plersant and efficacious Pul = eot of brineams out ® host RE YOU INS etown. F oige Pe] whoie, half, and q ad at received and ie euviue J.@ . . RE D?. Bgainst Los IRE 1a ING ey nsuaseae cu. opener. of Penn. avenue and With rectors and officers ail citizens of Washingtonand 00 ~ BUGAR, do, R 5 1 BARRELS Porto Rico Sucar covering ELANO’s, LIFE PRESERVING VENT. TEPHENL, beaver in Fine Clothing and jo. 70 Penn. ave ia va Telia SPOREE Sb cles. Ni t 7 a I3LNS, '—Amplie indesmy ‘ered by the WASH- ANY. Stock holders JAMES C. McGUIRE, President. G,; D. Hansox, Secretary. no 10 endif do. Molasses, juarter boxes New Raisins, RRAY & SEMNES, SHINGTON 18 is and toe-are Uiboe y WTS 4. ORE Ss On wen cee ZU-DAY ¢ TO-MORROW MORNING. ralgonssauance of toe tee Metd TORRE Ee Mth 1: same hour. - no 15-It 5 E A ADMINISTRATOR S418 ih f eeli AL ember '9,at 12 o'clock: in ve 2 do. e. ABSALOM av HALL. feet 6 inches to a wide alley. 1 jo. 3 likely Boys from 14 to 19 years of. Th handsome: north ofthe President's ee no 15-5t* ° Adm’of jacob Hail. | ““Pdrme : One-third cash balance jn 6, 12, MARS GR She, iararagae zou fe, | Romesh hatrermne gery anes ta n ol e Cirouit Court of the District of Gaiame ioe eS deed given ao etn si taken. county of Washington and to me directed, [ will ex- vee Trustee. no 5-eok&ds A. GREEN, Auot. SALE OF aaa a Ti on Fur Ouse ONDAY, the 15th 6 to publie saie for casH, in front of the Cou: fot door of said county, on y of November, 1958, at 12 o’clock m., the follow- ing desoribed property, to wit: All detendant’s right, -—On = cof sceaenaamiarhag Qaee grers | NG Serena) omrteraarar oer] 0, 330. Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, ll sel i treet, and 6, o subdivision, of said ‘Squere No. FP reets, th se ‘ tends ene hoe! ing, nid di the Si off Libel 4 B.tlo No. 28 ; a the ei | of Wa toe 2 ‘&: eotave Rosewood Piano by Chick- rov erm thereon, seized and jevied & mn &s the property of Fing late French pate Pier Miror, with git brack- 2 Tapestry Brussels Carpeting, fine Gilt Window ger eee on apd will be sold to satis: Fudiciais 168, & rm, 1858, in favor of Robert H. Gallaher, use of Chilton & Linton Handsome Parlor Gas Chandelier, W. SELDEN, Marsha! 00 2-dts for the District of Columbia, ool Bewwees Peel covered wate Silk joasesh O8Nsi sting Oo} wo Arm THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED 6k : ull? MONDAL. the 22d instant, same hour and Panor Tables. with mah place, in consequence of t! inclemency of the weather, W. SELDEN, egrenal no 15-ts for the District of Columbia. OO r* MARS AL’S SALE.—In virtue of a wnt of fier is# issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cireut Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, 1 will €X pose to public sale for cas, in front of the Court House door of said Couaty.on MONDAY, the Ltn toy ae Arm Chair, handsome ose wood Et- Fine Oi! Paintingsand Engravings, Mantel and Ta ble ¢ ents, Sinut Hat Rack, with mirror back, Mahogany Wardrobe. Superior Feather ‘Hede, Carled Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Mahogany Carved-back Jenny Lind Bedstends, Mahogany ‘ureaus, with marble tups, day of November, 1858, at 12 o’clook, m., tue follow- | Mahoeat. ‘ashstands, Toi! 1g dasoribed property, to wit: Aildefendantsright, | Step and Chataper tarpon et ee title, c'sim and interest in and to one-third of the | Ma ny Rocker, Mahoua Sideboard, west partof lot No. 1, in square No. 756, with a Wainut Extension Dining Table, froat of se hig ont Strect east, ~ a en mer . Me poeae and pee ¢ oe 00 feet to the rear or nurth line of 8 iut, together ‘a le Cutlery, Piated ’° with sil and singular the impr: verge '§ theraon, in xeneraily. ater, ane Parsiture the City of Washington, D. C.; ed aud levied | Superior Cooking Btove and adwtor, upon ax the proper’y of William A. Swan, sud will | Kitchen Furaiture, Cookn es. ko. be soid to satisfy judioia's No. 42? t9 October term, | The attention of persons furnishing is partiouiariy 1858, in favor of Sam’! Stron, Oe EENTSELDE. amt M. Thompson. oct 21-dte N irehal for the District of Columbia. i THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until MONDAY, the 22d instant, same hour and called to this sale, as the articles are of superior quality and in excellent cour tion, Terms: $3) and under cash : over $40 credit of 80 days, for approved endorsed notes, beanre interes 3 '. S.—The House is for rent, Apply to Mra. A. place, in consequence of the inclemercy of the Sergeant, 404 E sireer. weather. W. SELDEN, Marshal ll cow. 3 for the District cf Columbia, | —C@U=d ©_W. BOTRLER, Auct._ By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auotioncers. ARRIAGES AND HORSES AT PUBLI Cc atx —On TUESDAY MORNING, oven: ber 16th, at ti o'clook, im front of the auction rooms, ‘Wo sali . without reserve— no MARSRALs SALE.—Iln virtue of awrit of IVE eri facing issu from the Clerk's office of the Cireut Sar of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, gut fo me directed, I shall CxXPose to public sale, fur Casi, in frout of tho 1 close Reokaway, nearly new, Court-house door of said county, at 12 a’clock 19-horse Barouche, m, on SATURDAY, the Ith dey of November, 1 thorough-bred Black Hawk Mare, {tie the following described Property, to wit: ail 1s ore. » 8. lant’s right, title, claim and interest in and to Ter 5 Lot No. fourteen, (14,) in Square No. four hundred peek and five, (405,) together with ali and singular the im- provements thereon, in the city of Washington, D. *., seized aud levied upon as the property of Wm. T. Stewart, and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. 328, to Uctober term, 1856, John B. Moran vs. Wm, OOVER, T. Stewart. I. D. Marshal for the District of Columbia, oolddts im THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED until the 20th instant, at the same hour and pace. J.D. HOOVER, Late Marshal for the District of Columbia. _0013-td By A. GREEN Auctioneer. NRUSTER’S SALE OF 3 TWO STORY FRawe Houses ann Lor at Aucriox.— On FRIDAY, the 12th day of November, 18 sell, in front of the prem.zes, at 4 0’clook virtue of a deed of trust to the subserib K date the 15th day of July, 1853, and recorded in Liber J.A.3.. No 81, folios 197, 193; 199, and 20), one ofthe ’ land records for Washington county, in the District T of Columvia, the follow: improved property, lying And being in the city of Washington, District afore. said. viz: All ot Lot numbered twenty. three. (23.) in Square nur necee one hundred and twenty-seven, (127) hnv- ing & front on sorth L,, between i8th and 19th streets Wweat, together with t J.C, MeGUIRE & CO. Aucte, —————— FUTURE DAYS. By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Auctionecrs. TY NEW AND SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD Gcrave Baas FOrTsS ay Branict RANE, SEEN FS a ic 10X.- THURSDAY AFTERNOON, ‘Novembe: ir ein, at 40 clock, at the auction rooms, we shail sell, to the highest bidder, to cover advances— ‘Two very superior Rosewood Case Seven Octave Pisno Fortes, manufactured by Goetz, Ong Bsitimore, and cost 8400 each. ‘The instruments are beautifully finished and have all the fullness of tone ofa Grand Pis Terms: One-third cash ; the residue in 2 and 4 mouths, for approved endorsed notes, bearing inter- es! no 13 d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioveers. HR VALUABLF BUILDING LOTUS AT Punic Sate —On THURSDAY AFTER- NOON, 1ith,at 44: o'clock, at the auction Tooms, we shal! Cree ut og on ft Bf Square west of Square No. 554, front: jt iooiee on north O Breet. 206 feet 4 inches‘ on ‘New suey avenue, and 198 feet 6 inches on Third street est. Lot No.9, in Square N. provements, Which are3 b 478, fronting €2 feet six two-story Frame Houses. inches on 5th street west, between P and Q streets . Terms of sale cash, th. 2 Les tonne of sale ara not complied with in three Oe ie. tea Bene sae feet 1 inch on days after sale, the Trustee reserves the right to 'e- | ‘Tenth street east, between Ean G tol street and sell the property. by giving three days notice of such | Massach: runni resnioin the Star newspaper, of the eily of Wask. | massachusetts avenue, runming back 116 fest it's ington, at the risk and cost ofthe first purchaser, Terms: One-third cash; the residue in six and N P. HILTON, Trustee. t 0012 faw&ds A GREEN. Avot. rete months, with intereat, secured by a deed in U7 THE ABOVE SALE 18 posTroNep,| ™*4 2:7 MeSUIRE S 00. Ansty, Dae ant of the inclement weather, until FRI | “are THE ABOVE SALE INAVOID- pay, the oie Suatent, same hour and place, by aul! poutponed “wel TUESDAY APTERNOUR ol of the . no 13 2aw&ds A. GREEN, Auct, | SSoipgT 8 ecuIRE & CO., Auote. eee MASSHAL's SALE.—In virtue of & writ of By J.C. McGUIRE & CO. otioneers fier: facias, issued ney the Clerk's Office of XCELLENT FURNITURE D HOUSE- the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia fo) .4 Holy Erreets a7 Pusiic SaLe.—On WED. the county of Washington, and to me directed, NESDAY morning. Noveiber 17tn, at 10 0’eloc! will expose to puolic sale fer casH, in front ofthe | at the residen: if iam H. Upperman. F: Court rouse door of said county, on MONDAY, | on Penn yiva ‘enue, between Sd and 4}, stree! the 2th day of November, 1852, at 1 2 o'clock m, the following described property, to wit: All defend ant’s right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lots 7and 9, in Square No. 378, in the city of Washing - ton, DS seeether with all and mo pe! the im- provements thereon, seized and Isvied upon the roperty of Peter Force, and will be sold to satisfy udicial No. $3, to h term, 1855, in favor of John W. Maury ai rv., and for use of Robert Paruhas’s hi J. D. HOOVER, Marshal we shail soll the entire £ urniture and Etfeets,com <— Kishogany carved string -seat Sofas, Divans, Rock- er, Ottoman:, and Parior Chairs, Yehorany Pog! and cord Tavies, M ery targe silt frame French piste Mirrore, Siab and Bracket. “i % mask and Lace Curtains, Cornice, 1t and buf! Window Shades, Lounges, Brussels, three p'y, aud inerain Carpets Stair Carpets, Ol cloth, Rods apd Eves, no4-te for the District of Columbia, | Very superior solid Manoxany steads, rere eee a oe " Bahog . vi ressing &nd Pisin Bureaus, }} Oe ek ar bes, GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS, | Me‘izo-top Wasustenter Supertot F eather Keds, Bolsters. and illows, N- | Blankets. Comforts. Tcilet Sets, ' to | Cane and wood seat Chairs Tables, Curied hair and Husk Mattresses, Mahorauy Sideboard. Dining Tables. Frenoit China gold band D: igner Set, Glassware, + Cake Baskets, Cas- Snd other Stoves, sic & genera! assortment of Kitchen => und under cash; over that sum, a 60, and 90 di for satis{actorily on- re winter uniform, oe pale Leaps see fasten at 2o0’clock p. m, if pal ie. order ofthe Captain: “ne lienstt “WM. CRUTKSHANK, 0. 8. Fis BOSTON.—The reguiar packet © Marietta furr, Crpt. Ira Niokereon, bn: arrived aud is now discharging her freigh She will ba receiving return osrgo al! this ‘eek. Appiy to HARTLEY & BROTHER, 99 Fad ior Water street, Georgetowr. uo 15-lw S5 REWARD strayed away on the 27tn Ooto- @ ber,asmail HED COW, about tou years ada belt round her neck; marked sorosa her forehead from a rope. The above reward will be given if brought to Ne. 17 2d street, between High and Potomac streets, Georgetown, D.C. no 15 3t* $20 REWARD.—A ii Parian MARBLE | ceased. on llth Street west, rear Maryland av: oe phage ten ee 7 earn Begt dor to = drug store of Dr. D. #. Clark, at I reetie a cf tne Saure bebo broken. A rowaid Wie: any anion ofthed ” of $20 wi paid by the Cemetery Company forthe | The contents ofa Fanoy Store, Shop Fixtures, &e, detection of the thief and recovery of the figure. i hota “oie se HENRY KING, ‘Prone. Also. 8 good lot of Household and Riteben Furni anolzst___ HENRY KING, Treas. EW WHOLESALE SND RETAIL FEE N BO REED Ue ? Cooking Stove, Radiat co 1s for rent ; inquireon the prem JAS. C.McGUIRE & CO” Auotioneers. By A GREEN, Auctioneer. XECUT}R’S SALE OF PANCY GOODB, STORE FIX TUKRS AND HOTSHHOLD FURNITURE at avctiox.—Un FRIDAY, the 19th instant, 1 shail sell, at the iate residence of Mrs. Ann Sim: Terms cash. By order of the Executrix : no 12 6t A. GREEN, Avot. BY — Cc. ADDISON, By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. HAN. No. 93 Wate Strezr, Geoucetows, D.C. no ti-lin* XTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OP —————————————————————————— Nk&wW AND S.PERIOn Cabinet PURNITURE, = BARRELS CRANBERRIES, LEGANT Lace CURTAINS WINLOW SHaDas, GILT 33, boxes new Bunoii Raisins, Cormnicx, &., &o.—Gn TUESDAY MORNING. kegs best Table Butter, November 23. at 10 o’clock, at the House furnishing Sugars, part low priced, G 'T. Sma:twocd. No, 58 Th gt., a Crushed, Pulverized and Clarified Su- | near Odd Fellows’ Hall. we wage his entire » at reduced prices, — of superior Furniture, &c, gol mn 100 boxes Fire Crackers, 00 be sof Porlar Furniture of the latest styles, yes err le ed with beat ‘Frenct brocatelle, lasting, mas! nae Brand: ih Dairy and New York Cheese roma, Farina and Co:n Starch, abriole Chairs, finished i: enamel! Slow, ‘0. 1 Mackerel, in quarter-barrels, 2% Spring-seat Lounges, ofa variety of styles and Rice Flour, Rye Flour, and Welch's Family Sorery Divans id bait, cloth, and French lasting, Superior Curled Ha:, Husk and Paim attresses, ard and Walnut Parlor Chairs, of various Ipur, Pedy Bink ts. &0., ust reoes ved ecdfor'enle by nol0-6t OW. H. TE — 15 pairs superior and costiy Lace Curt POTATOES, 10 Wind 3 3,000 susuetS Misi ware meER- dsome Git ceruises ee CER New Jersey POTATES in store and for saie | Together with a in) yety of articles tm the House furnishing line, not necessary to enume- noé 85 Water street. . on tof l, 2, . for satisiactor: “4 PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHY ALE. doreed notes, be vig terest tis — Catalogues wi [de resdy and the goods on give notice that they ari ed to furnish thei: 3.C.N Seatomees and te ue Bement ae tne SMeOHEE co. aver 2 UGHT ALE, fier! facias issued from the in whole and half barrais. at Baltimore Jones for } Cirenit Court of the Disiri ENNEY, Georgetown. _ styles, 24 hardsome Git Cornice, in lots to suit purchasers, PETER BERRY, e, Tefms: @3) and under, cash: over that sum, a . S. Catalog’ The undersigned having accepted the agency, now exaibition: S day: no Tl-e0 Collins & Co.'s superior ARSHAL’S SALE.—In vi DRa M CasH on daily » AS yo sel t (@ on.y On com- } County of Washington ‘and mishon, Out ter Ne ‘dh ieeiene Y Seed will it Hedvened oO | to me directed, 1 wil! ., Satis- wee to pubtic sale, for casu in front ofthe Court In every instance, provided notice louse door of said county. on TUESDA the 30th Of defect be {given within twenty-four hours after | of November, isd, at 12 o'clock m., the foltowing S acerized per! . mestic Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout (fully | title, claim, and int! coat) if net, super to imported) at $1 to g1.50 | in Square No. 14, o: y iver in any part of Washington, | Square No. 144, and ria, jeorgetown, or Alexand. or MexeneO8 RNY & SHINN, oct? 57 Groen gtreet, Gearotown. SPB AUGTIONS tee oe LADIES 5 dozen Ext ‘kirts, 11 conan en Ski 4) Springs, tur $1.50, Wdozen Quited do. 625 cents, worth $1 24. S17 sre, to Holober term tase, 5 . nts, wo . erm 10 do. Ladies’ White apd Colored Corsets, 34 Noe i's agit January term, 185, Pairo& gent. Worth $1.5), Nouree, ‘John Es. ‘onde. Jonn W. ‘hompson, Z% to doz. Votties French's Bay Water, 9 ots., worth v.G Nusholag Acker, John and Mary Mano- % na. le + Jone too dagen Ladies’ LC Hdk fa, at 65 cents per dozen Mocurdy, Belterd.@ ibourn and ai, and Jone ~ Jouve 1 beat Kid Gloves. it ples der use of Charles E. {gesguie, all fens st Charlies Ginghams, Hosiery, &9, ak ROT | no G-ts for the Distriet of Colne, . it 2 ARSHAL’S SALE— Se | Mit tft eR Str —— ie (aeap AND ELEGANT FURNITURE. county of Washin, tow and to m rected, io Z ae gxpose to public sal ¢ for casi, in front ot the Court en MUEL URRY. Manufacturer pf Superior Heweo: eof said countr.ou PUEBDAY, Sth nounses to pile x H sporty tore oe By Telegraph for the Rvening Star. SSE The Ratlread CLEevurann, Nov. an Ame 13 —At the ~~ g of the ‘onvention to ‘orgeni- ae atthe N Ss Y Osaveniion @ express and freight companies ae 1a the une of cars or dispateh of freight act gives The OF thie ie to be submitted to the Lee Th range pegmer sh tor thane approval. ‘ Messts W. Denni . Van Nortwick, Jobn Ingle, were vine = until (he regular beard is elected. ae Frem Havana. tw Yorx, Nov. 15.—The - phia, from Havana, arrived born aan eee Sagar had declined; whites 12815 rials. Molasses Tas inactive; clayed 2 Exchange was lower. and no charters were . — Sale of the Trement Boston, Nov. 13 —The T, House sold at arction to-day, su eet toa fear ween lease, for $142,000 The of the purchaser paras na ag on © weather js cloudy, with Indications of snow. A dispatch from White Ri: ‘unction Vt.. says it is snowing no hegged s , City Marsbal Warren, of Worcester, who was eceidentelly shot on Wednesday, died this mora- The Weather. Oeweso, Nov. 15.—There ie 5 inches of snow here this morn and tt still continues te fail The sleighs are out. New Yorr. Nov. 15 —There snow bere this morning. act eg PHILaDELPHta, Nov. 15.—The snow ts here this morning, but the ground is not ee] — to receive it. The Indian Battie. Str Lovie. Nov. 4 —After Col. Miles’ tate bat. tle with the Indians in New Mexico, two of hie een arte and Maurice Paviman. were and to missing, and it was « posed ¢ were killed. Serntont Jobn ‘Thewpwe maul wounded a Arrival of the Isabel. CHARLPston, Nov. 14 —The steamship Isabel, Captain Roliins, arrived bere last evening. Her news ix icipated bethe Star of the West She reports sugar declining, and molasses » The Great Swan Lettery Case. Avovsrs,Nov 15 —The trial of Swan and com- pew, Sor - ee ya of law tn dis; mf of lotter, ckrts, ete. been postponed t the spring term of the court. ss Western Steamer Burnt. Cincinnati, Nov. 15. —The steamer Falton Tr ‘acggrhoeg Thursday, near —¢ ~ Isiand. welve dec. ers were drow: boat and baggure ares total loss. a Judge Reed Commissioned. Hazaissunc, Nov. 13 —The Governor yeater- ae ae ae Reed Judge of the jupreme Court, for years, from inenaay of December next. : 6 x “ Snow at Trey. Troy, N. Y., Nov. 13 —Over half an inch of snow fell in this city and vicinity between 8 and Yo’clock this morning It has pow melted away. cocreee eer ern aLTimon®, Nov. 15,—Piour ; mfp ell pened oars; ola do sa was est good to prime lots. rovisions are firm and unchanged. Whisky is quiet. ” New York Markets. New Yor, Nov. 15. Flour ts bigher; Stat $4 Gini 65; Ohio $5 40385.50; Southera #5 lus Wheat is firm; W red $1.1981.20. Corn is buoyant but gui ; mm Pork 1s dull; mess $17 35al7 47; $15 90. Lard is steady. aT iy ietaaia Ap ae Whisky is steady at 2c. Financial. New Yorx, Nov 15 —Stocks are dull Chicage and Rock Island 62%; Cumberland Coal Co, 21 5; Hlinois Central bonds$3: La Crosse and MU. 4K: Michigan Soutbern 22; New York Central 2a; oe a Mil. and Miss. 13; Va. 6's 6 oe COST PRICES: *) COST PRicESL The subscriber, contemplating visiting E 8 few months for the sake of his health ‘and purpose of visiting his fri his entire stock at cost, and kind Gooda at much less than cost, in order to redace the stock as low as before his ure, On his return he wishes te open with stock of Goods, which he will buy in ‘and other Eastern markets ly fur the trade of Wash ington. The fol named goods are marked down to cost ard I : ‘cost Freuoh pattcra Bonnets, ail sty/ eclore, Cloth auld Volver ch 2 ll Kunde _ Net Burques, Illusion Berthes aud Capes, Embroidered Cloaks and Dresses, for infants, less than gost, Infante’ Merino and Satin Hoods, fifty per cent iese shan cost, Under Sairts, Hoop Skirts, th ree kinds, ioak Veivets, Bonnet Veivets, ches. Mose'R _— uones, jany kinds of Worsted Goods, at fifty per eont lose an cost, Crochet Fringes, el] stylesand litres, A great variety of Clock ‘aud “Dresa Fringes and T TIMMings. Guipure Button Trimming, Bee Te Lace, inall st tos and widths, a Bugi Satin, Lusiring. Ritends, in great varie! ry stock of oibs re neon G ars, 5 a 198, Ca brio, Linen, Crape, for ladies. mi and Cambrio, Eran » Marseilles img Rete, Beit <aiteaneen Bickd Ene Weil . Rinses — — ae ieee and Insert ngr, russe! encien! Laces. Black Point Lace, all wicthen Ss La ete of French and Blonde Laces jhenilies, Bail Chenilles, fNead resees, lack Velvet Ribands, all widths, ofthe very best Fine aud stylish Birger ed dene, ated inery tad rmming eaaeseamt m8 welt gat wil mg continued as heretofure, . ‘terns cut at . Wo Bonasta, Eset isdespeg ste se "F: &. AU eases at reduced prises wii) a cash only. M. WILLIAN: —HO S-ectm 32 Centre Market Space. EL P. HOOVER has just reesived a piendid assortment of tentiemen’s, Cork: Setapee, Soon aca an Single pers. Ong for Fail and Winer—the lar oor at inthis city. early. and examine for yourselves, at tron Hali Boot, Shoe, and Trunk ment. Peon. Avenue. hotwwon Mh nod Toth ote lw, RGE LUMP CUMBERLA! LAS2 Smal Lump. MB SOAL. tee wu y Sd WED and SPLIT WOOD and COAL and D of aii kinds DLING WOUD sul CHARCOAL ineratce targe quantities, SAMUEL B. YO! no 12-e03t sth street. bet wees Deny Ls IN OF COPARTN iP. pee LueN cr COrAE TR Ga e Dame and style ‘of Wheatley a thas distoived tual ere hereafter iene by Pw. who Meurer |,