Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Though + The Star"’ is printed on the ae in use south ef Balti- more. its editiow se large as te require it te be pul te press at an early heur, Adver- tisements, therefore, id be sent im by 12 o'clock, m.; otherwise y may net eppear wntil the next day. ——<——— Cry Councits ~Board of Aldermen —The Board met last night, the President (Wm. T. Dove. Esq _) in the ebair. A communication was received from the Mayor announcing bis having signed certain acts. Also, one nominating Lawrence A. Tuell for c issioner of the Eastern Market, in place of Francis Jenkins, resigned; which was confirmed. Also, one in relation to the dangerous condi- tiva of New York avenue; which was referred to the improvements committee. Mr. Fisher preseated the petition of Chas. F. Stansbury, chairman of managers of committee of the Mechanics’ Institute, asking permission to erect an exhibition building on the Western part of Judiciary Square; which was referred to the claims committee. Also, the petition of Gilbert Vanderwerken, praying the remission of a fine; which was re- ievred to claims committee. Mr. Brown, from the finance committee, re- orted a bill by ta ae the amount due on a judgment against the Corporation in favor of J J. Fowler; which was passed. Also, reported a bill making an appropriation for certain incidental improvements in the office of City Surveyor; which was z Mr. Thomas Miller, from the improvements committee, reported a bill from the lower board to set the curbstone and pave the posse, on the cast side of First street east. between C and D streets north; which was passed. Also, reported upon a communication of Dr Young, in relation to pumps; which was adopt- ed, and ordered to be printed with the proceed- logs “tt Moore, from same committee, to whom eferred the communication of the Mayor in Felation to the condition of New York avenue, re ed a bill for the further improvement of Ba venue; which was passed. Also, reported upon the petition of Benedict Milburn, asking to be discharged; which was re- ceived aad ordered to be p: Mr. Clark presented the petition of James T. Barnes; referred to improvements committee evithout reading Ar. Smith, from the committee to whom was referred the memorial of Perry & Brothers, and Other citizens, against the removal of the Centre Market from its present site, reported the same back, and asked that the same be placed on the journal and printed; agreed to. Mr. Smith, from — committee, to whom ‘was referred the bill for the relief of David A Harrover, ene a substitute for the same; which was adopted, and the bill passed Mr. Miller, from imprevements committee, to whom was referred the bill authorizing FE. F Queen to reoccupy acertain paved alley, reported adversely upon the seme;and the bill was rejected. Mr. Brown, from claims committee, reported adversely upon the petition of John Frazer; dis- barged. Mir. Brown presented the petition of Daniel Collins, asking for the remission of a fine; which was —— referred. Mr. Pearson, from finprovements committee, reported a bill from the lower board reviving an wet entitled ‘an act authorizing the curbstoue to be set and the footway paved on the south side of F street south, between Eighthand Eleventh sts. West,”’ asking to be discharged; agreed to. Mr. Donoho, from the schools committee, re- ported a bill from the lower Board to establish two spewations’ night sebools,for the term of four months; which was read three times and passed . Mr. Moore, from the Asylum cominittee, re- ported a summary of the Intendant’s report forthe mouth of October; which was ordered to be pub- Hsbed witb the proeeedings, Also, iatroduced a resolution instructing the police cemmittee to report a bili to prevent the Pisctog of oystersbells and other offai, whetber a barrets or boxes, upon any of the public streets or alleys; which was passed Mr. Dunnington introduced the resolution; which was passed : Joint Resolution directiag elon committee to _attend to the interest of the Corporation before C. Kress to urge the construction of a perma- wmem >tidge across the Potomac: Waren 25, efforts are now being made to con- snect the Ptomac river railroad by a steam ferry with # cont plated road through Maryland, commenciay o.' the Potomac river opposite Aquia ecreek, Virginia, tus cutting off the travel through tbis city by the steMmers to Aquia creek, and to +a considerable extent VY the Urange and Alexan- Aisia railroad, &c ; and Whereas it is the interest of this city to retain the jravel on the present following joint route through this city ac@ Alexandria; and as this can y be done, in the epinion of the city councils, by the erection of a Seceerts bridge across the Potomac, ator near t. ite of the Long Bridge; therefore ; Be tt resolved, ge , That the joint committees to attend to the interest of the Corporation before Congress be, apd they are hereby, directed tourge wpon Congress at its next session ihe importance and necessity of immediately constructing a new aud permanent bridge on or near the site of the Long Bridge across the Potomzac river. Resolved, That the Mayor be. and Reis hereby, uested to forward a copy of these ressigtions tone eat te suthoritics of the city of Alex- andria, sad to ask their co-operation in the effort to secure vasgferrupted communication.between tue twocities, 4: essentially necessary to the pros pecity of both Mr. rowan, from tue acject committee, ap. inted to 1), “estigate the accounts of y. M- Me- Calta. late City Cc‘lector, submitted a pozg re- se stowing an da@olicaness on bis part to the erporation «f @3,4¢8 14; wiich was accepted, ud ordered to be printed wit [be proceedings Mr. B aise, from the same committee, xub- Mitted + bill, making an appropriatsouco pay the clerk of said committee for bis services aurtuy the above investigation; which was passed Mr. Fisher jntraguced 2 bill to supply a dea- cleacy in the appropristion for grading and grav- eling New York avenue, approved Nev. 14, 1-56; ‘Which wes passed Mr Dugsington offered 2 resolution sag yeating the geyor to Offer = reward for the apprébenssog aud con <ti0e of the person or persons concern. ed in the pe “Setration 8 ibe late fies in the First Ward; whict \ #sopted : Mr. Smith, frog, “8€ P9'e Copsmig ize, lutro- duced 8 series of join sesvludiogs Eremtiby per. mission to the Metropotir, = Mecbamics’ dastfture to erect buildings for purpo. * % (ze Wiuon tn the western part of Judiviary t2@'#; Which — _ over informally.» Fr. Moore introduced a bill amendat. pects = ‘au, of Thomas Halinan; whic Mr. Thomas Miller { “¥ foan “was 7 ntroduced a bill maki 2" appropriation to trim and gravel B at. norte from Sixth to Seventh streets west; a ented ite Introduced # bill to’ an act 40 act making an riation to clean the avenues, streets, 5 ley enue for the several wards, and ask, * committee. ed its reverence to the finance Mr. Moore mov. Postponed, and as’ the motion Alr. Brown ca motion to indetin ayes 6 noes 5. Mr fed that the bill be indefiritely Keed thy: previous question on Ned the ayes and noes; and tre itely pos ‘pone was carried by— ich th to reconsider the vote tage ee eut was ordered, and it Oa motion of Mr. ™ soa , a bill was taken from the {able making » pprop, tation for casual repairs =< to Provide ror cleaning streets, alleys and ; Ses ae several wards. And the question which the upon recotsidering the vote by 1 itwe sme was sejec‘ed at a previous meet- ws + lost * core moved that the board now proceed -idet the original bills, and called the pre- » question ; be vote being taken, the previous question as ordered. Tue question now recurring oa the third read- ing of the origiasl Dill, it was ordered. And toe bills making appropriations for casua! Tepairs and cleaning streets, alleys, &c., in the several wards were seperately cousideted and to cour viou- 7 Various bills from the lower bourd were re- ceived aud appropriately referred. ‘The bill to pay the retaining fee of the counsel employed to protect the Corporation from loss by the failure to puy the interest due on their bonds by the Wasbington and Alexandria Railroad Company, was receivent und passed. And tae Board adjourned. Common Councii.— While the preceedipgs ‘were being read, « motion was made to dis: with the reading Mr. Powell objected; the motion was lost; the reading wes continued; the record wax amended and approved. Mr. Jones moved a suspension of the rules to take up the Centre Market bill, but withdrew it at the request of Mr. Powei!, who moved to suspend the rules to receive a report from a special committee; essed. 4 Mr. Wallace, from the s) jal joint committee to examine the accounts of the late Colfector, J. M. McCalla, made a lengthy report; \which,with abe whole subject to which it referred, was, on motion of Mr Wallace, referred to the ways and aneans committee Mr. Wallace stated that the committee, after considerable labor, were pre; d to report that the jindebtedness of Mr. MeCalla is $3,447.21. Jf Mr. McCalls ts allowed three percent.. which be claims be is entitled to, then his Indebtedness would be about $150. The claimof Mr. MeCalia is based upon the fact that bis predecessor waa allowed it. During the year IsSSalaw was seducing the Coltector’s per centage T-om three to two percent. That law could not affect the then iacumbent, and so did not go iuto fo rce antil the year 1856, when Mr. MeCi went into office. Mr. Jones reerea bis mation te take Mg the Centre Market bill. passed—yeas 16, nays Mr. Wellace eftared, as a test, @ sesplution t tions to introduce a bill to build a market on the Present site which would be an honot to thecity, and mert the demands of the people. Mr. Mobun offered a resolution Semaine a joint committee of two Aldermen and three Coun cilmen, in conjunction with the Mayor, to adver- tise for proposals to build a market house on the Present site, according to the Raniett plan, with such modification as be agreed on the respective bodies of this Corporation. The question being taken by yeas and nays on Mr. Wallace’s resolution, it was passed—yeas 1, nays 3. ft Mobun’s Tesolution was referred to the sameé committee Mr. Wallace moved to take up the joint reso- lution to pay the clerk employed by the special committee; passed. ‘The bill to pay the clerk was taken up and Per, Lloyd moved to adjourn; lost. On motion of Mr. Edmonston, the Board took up the bill from the Aldermen to grade and gravel New York avenue, from First street west to North Capitol street; and the bill q Mr. Powell moved that when the Board ad- journ, it adjourn till Wednesday at seven o’clock; lost. Mr. Mulloy, from the police committee, re- ported a bill from the Aldermen to prevent the carrying of concealed dangerous weapons. Mr. Lloyd read a resolution tnquiring of the Corporation attorney bis opinion relative to the right to pass a law of the Kind under our present ebarter privileges The Chair decided that, in order to take up the resolution, it would be necessary first to dispose of the ei by postponement or otherwise. The bill, after discussion, was passed—yeas 19, nays 1. And the Board adjourned. ANNUAL MEBTING OF THE BALTIMORE AND Onto Raitroap Company.—The annual meet- ing of the stockholders of the Baltimore and Obio Railroad Company was held in the Direc- tors’ room, Camden Station, Baltimore, yester- day morning. The meeting was organized by ra arr Mr. Wm. M’Kim President and Mr. J Atkinson Secretary. The Annual Report of the President and Directors was presented and read by the Secretary. The — is clear, comprehensive, and, in view of the condition of the country during the past year which has so seriously affected the revenues of ull the great railroad lines, we pre- sume satisfactory. The gross earnings of the main stem bave been $3,857,485.79, being a de- crease of $760,513 16, compared with the preced- ing year; but maintaining an increase over the fixeal year of 1555 of $145,031 M. The expenses of working the main stem, and of keeping the road and machinery in repair, have amounted to $2,531,199 29, being 65 63 per cent. upon the gross earnings, an increase, compared with the pre- vious year 5.54 per cent. The decrease in the gross earnings is to be found in the falling off of the way travel, and in the stoppage of the coal trade, and in the reduced tariff at which the coal transportation bas been done. Inthe through merchandise, flour and stock trade, there has been an increase sutficient to compensate for all deficiences, ld that of the coal trade. ‘The revenue of the Washington branch for the fiscal year has amounted to $169,122 92, showing an increase of $11,963 G3 over the previous year, and the expenses to $202,453 61, being 434 per cent, leaving net 2266,969.29° This road pe paid a dividend of nine percent , on its capital stock during the past year. The revenue of the Northwestern Virginia or Parkersburg branch for the fiscal year has amounted to $233,001 05, and the working expenses to $253,252.79, or 102 12-10 per cent. The Company has, therefore, received no compensation for the use of motive and rolling stock with which tbe road is worked This result. however, has been caused by large expenditures necessary to complete and put the road in order, and it is expected that the expend- itures for the coming — Will be materially less and the financial result more encouraging. The Marietta and Cinginnati road, now improved ard operating suecessfully, with the completion of a braneb road from Scott’s Landing down to Park- ersburg, giving a rail connexion only broken by aferry at the Ohio river, is also expected to throw a large increase of traffic over the Pat kerx- burg branch. The aggregate revenue of the main stem, Washington branch, and Northwestern Virginia road, amounts to $1,573,912.77. being a deciease fiom the preceding year of $571,920 29 A gratifying cireumstance connected with the road, and a most important event in the history of the Company, is the completion of the arching of every tunnel on the main stem from Baltimore to Wheeling. In a significant and important sense, the great work upon which Baltimore bas expended so much of her means and enterprise may now be said to be completed. Phe increase of its commerce and the expansion of its busi- ness interests with the interior may hereafter call for an extension of the facilities of the road, an auzmentation of its working power, or an increase of the double track; but the rod Itself, in all its “reat essentials, is now a finished work, its gili- ciency, safety and permanency increased, and a source of continual anxiety and accumulated ex; nse removed. The floating debt of the Company,which at the commencement of the year exceeded one million of dollars, has been reduced to $284,65: will be l:quidated at an early period. Tre port concludes with the expression ot a decided cou- yiction on the oe of the Board that, with proper maneye ment, the payment of cash dividends may be resumed i, Spril next No ather bieiness peing ted, the meeting praceeded tu the eléctton of twelve stockholder directors fyr tbe ensuing year. Messrs. William M'Kim, James Geerge ang William Bore were appointed judves of election. The poNs were kept open untitoneo’clock. ‘The follewing geu- tlemea were elected: * Joun Mookins,Jobo W. Garrett, Nathan T, son, Samuel W. Smi:2, Francis Burns, Wesley Start, Was 2 Hac Allen A. Chapman. John Spear Nicholas, Wy VW. Taylor, John Gregg, and C Oliver O* Donnell ‘THe THratRe.—As we predicted, Burton weg reeted last night by the largest audience ever eotgtpgated within the walls of this theatre Before the ex tyin rose there was not an eligible seat to be had—oreliestra, dteyz circle, parquette and private boxes were densely crowded wit} the eager admirers of this brilliant artist, whd, ea ching inspiration from the earnest enjoyment Of iss andit layed with bis happiest effect ; at one miemeR! convalsing his observers with some outgusbing Of gisecr, 2 atthe next ex- ing tears from even eyes “MWiueey by Unig grelt- lag weet bean posse touch of quiet pathos Jo brief, the Captain Cuttle of Dickens was last ighg seglized to the slightest shade of its bgu- tifw pee Varicg coloring. He was very ably supported by the sig company, prominent sat, a8 which for their excel Pine a ue r fs Fiste. Dawson, Ms. ‘Tayleute an ‘oddar = > Miss Parker, ajrs. Hoghea, it in nécdless to add, was au futt. #& more delighted aua.cnce Sas never perbaps gathereg jgs'de of a Wash- jing 79% theatre. The afterpiece, $y which Mr. Fiske 29d Miss Jeif-rsom appeared, eps tye house in Continual roars To-night Burton makes bjs last appearance, wiving us bis ‘mous origingt tp, reqnstion of ‘[minidab Sleek /2 the “ Serious Family,” and Joe Bayys aad Mada: Vapderpants in tLe (aree of “1.000 Miidiners nied? Mrs. Hughes also appears in the two plays. Becure seats to- H Mamuotn Cargo.—Veaterday, the schooner Oliver H. Booth, of Pouzhkeepeie, Capt. Oliver Burger, anchored in the stream off the National Monument, with a egrgo of 335,600 fest of lumber enterprising Arm of Coyle & Brothe?, all agp Panvecsath street w Canal. This carg 9 was sbipped at — ¥ “ure Lergest cargo of lum role wha ses by any sefling craft. A cargo of 150,000 feet being over the gyerage shipments to the Dist tict. ‘The enterprising arm have in this euse addition tethetralready heavy ding materia! piled in thelr exien- remises. a ‘ TaisLs aT THE GUA RDMOYsE —Heary Perkins, col., disurde*ly conduct; fine and costs, $3 65. Larrence Dick, colored, do; 3365. Joba Mc- Keiden, drunk im the streets; workhouse 09 days. Joun Brice, disctdetly; fine and costs, €2 18. Mary J. Ward, col .ed, disorderly in the streets; do 65. Mary J. Taylor, col., do; do. $3 65 Chauncy Greer, drunk, disorderiy aud profanity; do. $2.13. Ann Eaton, colored, drunk and disor- erly; do. $3.68. Furtuer Postronzy.—Yesterday afternoon, the parties charged with assawting and beating Mc. #. W.K. Handy appeared for hearing before Justice Denn. The defendants were ready for trial, but ay fayportant witness for the prosecu> tion being sivacget from the city, the bearing was further postponeg getil the first Monday in De- cember, and the secypcles continued as before. Juosx of our frigngs who wish to deal at ao extawijskment which ajyways keeps an excellent assomagent of groceries, and sells that at moder- ate rates, shold call on our friend, Owen Thorn. He hus resnoved to the corner of Seventh and N streets, nesth, and will be happy there to see = old friends and rey new ones. Thorn ix the nran to seli ysoceries in the Northern Liberties. CtxTRe Manger opened this morning witha fair prospect of a busy day. Tbe supply is im- proving, and the ee peleiptsc canna : e much the same as recess gs Pees ceaetly condition of the ‘enie may be imputed to (ne strict enforcement of en) regulations by the eMclent officials jn charge the market place. Court or CLaims.—Yesterday, ion. R. Jobn- son concluded bis argument in the case of Hicuard W. Meade, administrator of Richard W Meade, deceased, vs. The United States; and the case was submitted to the court. Without doing amy other business, the court adjourned. ad 3 E. Durer bas opened a new periodical and Ddook establishment at 429 fF street. He invites @ call from att wee wish anything in bis lige, fT et ae ww ago, a gentleman who placed a high estimate upon his activity, declaring his ability to walk to Alexandria in 20 minutes, to jump over five flour barrels standing in a row, &c., fell into company with an ol Boe ight yet beds always ready to as wonde! deeds. The usual boests ‘were made by Mr. Active, and our friend to give hima five dollar gold — he would the follaw: feat: hundred potatoes were to be laid on pavement at an interval of three feet apart;e basket was to be placed at one end of the line, and Active should start at that end and Pick up each potato and drop itin the basket, until he had picked up the whole hundred, in 30 minutes. Active agreed, and the night was fixed for the joo Quite a number of persons assembled, ved poner were piaced, and Active took a survey of the line; but after 2 little con- sideration backed out. The son of a gentieman, & smart, active bor came along, and asked what was going on. The task waa explained, and the offer made to him. He said he was the boy to do it, and started on the job with great confidence of success. After running backward and for- ward twenty-nine minutes, he was told that he had picked up sixty-uine potatoes. The poor fellow gave up and started for home, where he came near catching « licking for bis labor—a very poor reward. ‘Tux Wexx's Festivities. —The Star’s chron- icle of mirth still continues. This week, out Pleasure-loving friends seem determined to eclipse all former efforts in the line of catering to popular amusement Last evening, the Rough and Ready Club of the Second Ward opened a glee-filled week, by a cotillon party at Harmon: fiat To-night we have the ‘heatre, and at the Me- lodeon the Jullien Minstrels. To-morrow evening, the long-looked-for Odd Fellows’ Levee promises to make Odd Fellows’ Hall merry with a promenade concert of choice music, gay dances, syiph-like forms and sweet fares, for the livelong night. ‘The Social Club open their first grand assem- bly, the same evening, at the saloon of Thorn’s buliding. The Social-Club committee know well bow to please the public, and an evening spent uader their management cannot fail to be a de- ligbtful one, On Friday night, Mr. Gaszynski announces the first soiree of the arp 3 Academy under his charge. Itwill doubtless be a charming reunion of the little foiks and their elders. Rea Estarxe Satz —Lot No. 2, in square 267, with the improvements, two dweiling-houser, were sold; one bouse to Lewis Thomas for $1,050, and the other to Capt. John Gibson for $1,330, by A. Green, auctioneer. Loox at the Alphabetical Business Directory in another column. AUTOCRAT OF THE BREaarast Tas E, & series of papers printed from the Atiantro Magazine, in 1 large volume, neatly bound, with cliaracterietic 1! lustrations. The Autocrat has undivided s: sil hearts wherever true witand xereral humor of the highest orderare app-ec'nted. The Autoorst is fo. sale at SHILLINGTON’s Bookstore, Odeon Building, oorner 4% street and Pa. avenue. It AMONG the many remedies before the public for the cure of Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Flatulence, Con- s.ipation, Liver Complaint, or any other disease ing from weakness in the head or stomach, Dr, J. Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bittera are iar the most certain 'n its effects. You who are suffer- ing the most torturing pains remembor that a tw bettles of this powerlui, vet pleasant, compound wul afford great relief.’ Thousands of the most trying cases have been cured made known to the public by those who have experienced its power. A trial is ail that is desired to bring as many mcre into the field as the public may desir sale by Druggiste and dealers generally, eve rywhere. no 16-e03t Pains, Balls, and Festiys Gr ofthe best quality, at Confectionery of ali kinds, at ri made every day, t and Ice Cream oe 25 Im Weppixe Cakes, very pretty and very cheap, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner "fath and F streets. lee Cream and Water Ices, 33 —H per no caraiahed ‘iad ice r gation, ay nced prices, fresh at the Philadelphia Confectionery Depot, corner i2:h and F streets, MARRIED, Ta Baltimore, onthe 9th inatant, by V. D. Johns, FRANK H. LAK y, the Rev. H. to NED, U.3.A. HELEN, «hter of James Murray, of that city. On the 9th instant. by the Kev. W. Howe, Mr. WILLIAM E. CHANDLER, of Washington, D. C., to Miss MATTIE A., youngest daughter of John Finley, Eq , of Castie Fin, Pennsylvania. In Georgetown, D.C.,on the 9th instant, by the Rey. Mr. ‘Tillinghast, of St. John’s (Episeopsi) arsh of St, ty, Louisiana. to Miss . TAYLOR, of the former piace, ¥ DIED, On the 15th instant, Mrs. MARY TYNEN, inthé h year of 2. The friends of the family are ful toattend hei funeral On to-morrow (Wedasadties 17th inst. ‘ock, from her late residence, corner 16th and L i Departed this life, November 15, at $ o’clock p.m. Mrs HANNAH MoCOY, aged of Westinoreland, V4., and fur nearly 50 years a resident of thigeity, She has been the subject of painful and oon} nued affiction for a number of years, until she rendered uy her emancipated ¢pirit calmly and without a struxgie into the hands of her gracious Kedeemer, in whom she kas confided her all for more tuan 50 year: 2o years, & native Pe To sortew ap arncos, lence u! Tr son, Be : MeCoy, No. 663 L. stre: tnerth. The Te'atives and frrends cf the family are respectfully invited wo at ferg. G 8 nije Big}, of the Lord is the death of FOR RENT AND SALE. [SER riRsT PAGE. | 4 HANDSOMELY FURNISHE: PARLOR AB aug CRAMBER, both on the first floor. for rant at th Mireot. tistweun G any no lye! SOR RENT—An exaeilenttwo stery and base k ent tray ELLING, witha large en- closure containing some superior fruit treea, sita ated on 2d street east, be:ween B and C streets south, in close vicinity to the Capito’. Possession £iven wy the isth inctart. Applyto MRR. COOK. No, 5-0 Virgingaavenwe. between Jd pd stn streety coat. jo 1h St* (OR RENT OR LEASE-—(Opposite Browns’ I Hotel.)—The large STORE formerly occupied Messrs. F. Tucker & Co,, opp site Browne’ Ho- ae gens for goosperion. in good ee gi ebesiness, ruuning inrvugh ou BL street, will be rented or idased fot a terin of Jears, ou reasonabie terme, together with the four-stary front House just rebuilt, and an extensive back building three storiez, with good ceilar under tht whole Apply to LE WIS JOHNSON, no 16-2." 0. EXT vag AME DWELLING ! Hots ; eonthinikz siz Youmd, situate pa Massachusetis avenue, between l4ti and ith ste & =P a rot further partiovlars mquire on the premises, or x me tn tg orinern or ‘Contre Marker ent, $12 per mont! 19 1K-4t SASF. DUNAWIN, URNISHEY RyjOa: OR K ‘Two hantsomen FORMA ED cums oars seco..d floor of the house situated on the oorner of 7th and M streets, are for rent. Terms moderate. [nguire on t! remixes. no 13 3t* TSiAib yids resiae No. 0a, street bee t 4th pnd Sth slpeets, 51 @ 10; MreA SMALL, af No, oa; foura no 13-3t* si an O LET.—Pieassnt suites of KOOMS, suitabl; for members or others, with or without . tween and Fr" A low Tatve Boarders cng bi to- pte sad f ow Tabie roses. Oe st IR RENT—Two ROUMS, desirably lapate F Sb corner of Penn ue and Ith strdet, ov Pike ‘eg Stor, T rooms Fa p2cal, room attached, busiest and mo: irring portion of t ven Ap the ist of December. ply te FORD £ UR. corer Pasay andiith at. moet Toa Ny tsohed, over Kidweil & Laurence s Drug Store. ‘he most desirspic rooms on Penn. avenue, Ox account of their neatness to Wiljard: fn third story, Alliatuighed: Apply to KID ETS REN CE,E, ear coraer lath street. OR REN T—A very déesisgbie, complete and e!e- Eee ie pe een Sart torg: fe rooms, ap 6X, chen, with — iste s hot and oo} ts; beth Tg Ey” to Mrs. M. ts. NIC! ner Penn. avenus. y Ay RE FOR RENT. in ra oe a ueatiga ies ye pe epene See 5 J. ss0Uuri AVE! Potween 3d ane aig hee) ee ee we n ARTNERSHIP.— De eo ON LS “4 Aes pmol, ek hla the name aud sty ‘of Wheatley & sreey, is this day diszoived by mutual consent. The busmess wi'l hereafter ba conducted by P. W. Dorsey, who Wild eatile all ee fed firm. ATELY Washington, Nov. 3 W BSLEY W. DORSE Thankfu! for ms es the subsesiber res poot fally solicits a re u ublic patronage. He spor cesiatr trad haee, ce a wi Dis! - Se RES CY We DORSET Rite DIAMOND FINGER RINGS, EAR Rings, Breastping, ard Cross, just receiv. slp ery cheap at $33 Pa. avenu » a. HOOD. no LAves’ 4N. Ree, MERINO VES 3. Ladies’ Merino youre rH veirew vit: Migsos’ Moring Vests Worn from $1 to $1.0, NEN, LAvee AISINS, in . hes Bad ee oa atte By A. GREEN, Authonen. * : ALUABLE BUILDING Lot ON aru st, | 22-D4Y RNING. | By for the Bak he atine csiee'dooky. moa Se wen: | pAb APONTE BU CURE eT ar isos, { shail sell, Lot No. 18, infquare No soften. | WD Petiee Sere Oe TRU AFTER: LATER FROM EUROPE. see Sean Reve and mesh Aosta | SeAranioauce serge season om || Arrival of tne Steamer Vomderbi Fanning beck 1a¢ foot] fash, commana Gantt eet; Sunre'west of unre ho, conan ed pitt kone, Nov 18 —The ander. derma: One third cash ; bslanoe in six sre nite Tesh See ore Sisot binches on Third atrect | arrived this aerneon. mee estrone win pe ke con sar naitiereto revs ics st Pgs Anon ava ou sib the terms be not complied with within 10 days | _ Lot No. loin Si. froutine 68 feet I ined telegraph company bas been from day of sale the property wil be resold at the uth street east? ‘ween East Capito! ‘and 8 cable from Galway to Qnebec, be x a ee dette GREEN, Auot. Hetesttitcvnne rigtrting rand ish Spain fs preparing tones mene ias tleo By A. GREEN, Auotioneer. twelve mi rth interest nase SESE] | Console at London closed ef Saunt , H ANDSOME gwosrony BRICK HOUSE The ship A. Y., from New York, to Liv- z anv Lor on Nosra J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Avets. | er; l Soundered atoen, bat abl bands were TS., aT AUCTION.—On t a were unfa 4 i shallsell, 1n trout of the | IT THE ABOVE SALE is BRAYOID- | cen bod stightly dee vorable, ead prt m... part of Lot No.3, in Square No. 443, with the | bly postponed until TUESDAY AF TERNOOW e steamer Hudson of the Bremen li improvements, having @front on north L street of | November iéth, i, UVIRE bernt ine, was 61 feet, and running back 124 feet to a 40-fect alley, | _ 20 12-d _€. MOGUIRE & CO., Aveta. at Bremen on the 2d inst. She was to sail between 6th —— sta. west. ry —— By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers ewer Kernen myo 4 soa ot 0 Senge per - Sob Raed teoma Gin ante 2 XCELLENT FURNITURE AND Hose. | {100 of ber cargo was for fo » Errects at Pustic SaLe.—On NESDAY morning, November Ite. at 10 0% = at re residence by ad H. qrpermen. 8q. om Ponnsyivania avenue, eon s stresis, We shall sell the entire Furuitareand Eileats: cost ia uTses, The locahty of the above property offersan induce- ment to persons wishing to invest ofthe one situ- ated in & thriving business section of the va ‘Terms: One third cash; balance in 1, 2, and 3 ber oe England and Holland submarine cabie bas The B; Loan ‘ank of Vienna bas resumed specie pay- resale in the Star newspaper,of the city of V n ng— A new minist been years; the deferred payments to bear interest, and lahog any cary: 4 Diva: Ty bas appoli to be secured by a deed of trust upon the premises, ors iitiomnes and Parlor Chars, et pin, gio are French brig Anna, wier no 16-evdds A. GREEN. Auct. Mahogany Dining and Card Tabies, bes. free * the coast of Africa, were By A.GREEN Auctioneer. Very Pe hut fame French plate Mirrors, Siab Filion deste eelacret TTP RUSTEE'S SALE OFS TWOSTORY AND {gee Curtsins, Cornice, England from eats yA peng ric PRaMe Houses anv Lot aT ASCTION.~ | Gut and butt indow Shades, Lounges, had. been mixed mis! grbich arsenic sear frontoitue promise at¢c'uock yin niy | Gamalytn tye nyeia gern Cpe, wie lois from the ene cocee? a my 3 z, joth, % - shiethe ty of is ta aceon yar | Mecapergezond asunay Begeath, | | ths Ruin envy io Bein eed taroagh JeA-S0,No Bt. folion A 199, and 20) one of the sand nso ny Wardrobe t and Plain Bareaus, ringes. car. reco! lor Washington county. in str Marb-e-top Washstands, new submarine cabie between Gal of Columbia, the fullowiug improved property, lying | S; ‘eather Beds. Boisters, wey and and eine in the eity of Washington, District aforee Superior Fea — Teilet and Pillows, shy now seed of a different description from NG. : seat C) ‘Tab ss All of lot numbered twenty-three, (23,) in Square Curled barr and Huck Matiressess” — Pietior, the celebrated travelier,is dead numbered one hundred and seven, (1¢7,) having | Matiorany Set ; Dining Tatles, ere is nothing new from Valentia in regard 4 front on vorth L, between I#th snd lyth streets French China gold tand Dinner Set, Glassware, to the Atlantic cable, Wont, forether with the improvements. WhioR 8103 | Superiorsilver p nied Tea Sel, Cake Packee Cas The Bauk of France returns show a falling of two-story Frame Houses, tors, Knives and Forks, of £1,170.000. The Bank of England reterne also Be oe Perel heh within aes Cooking Contes mapervancal oes other Stoves, show a falling off of £1 060,000 h com i ether ’ pus Tae theright to'e. | om ebind & general assortment of Kitchen ot toa at nperle frow Australia to the amouat sell the property. by giving three days notice of such Terms: 8% and under f ave taken A #9 cash; over that sum, a y credit of 30, 69, a had been discovered in Australia ington, at the risk and post ofthe first purehas dorard notes. beating otras, OF Matinlactorily éa- Pere ie an augmentation of the 8; LTo k ‘Trustee. . 3.—The House is for rent; inguireor theprem Preparations to act against Mexico. panieh Soot nolS 2aw&ds A. GREEN, Auct. JAS. C. MoGUIRE & CO, The popular feeliex at : By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Auctioneers. | ugainst England relative to the Charles Gecag DMINISTRATOR’S SALE,—I will, in pur- | — = = | affair. suance of au order of the Orphans’ Couet for #HUTUKE DAYS. ‘There is a rumored changein the Prussian min- Hee Paatuct he epee at vente cmp on ARSAAL’S BAL ay 9 ary — istry. d ext. Nove r'9,at o'clock m., in . 5 frout of the Jnil, to the. ig heat bidder, for casi, viz: Miter Rane zaued {ror the Clerk's office of the — pence lee ply te poe Weber. re t ae - = er ee county of Wasiiucton, and to me directed, 1 shall kom yoy ‘he abduction of the child Mortara. 3 likeiy Boys from 14 Ree O Raa Sembee ae we a in ast of tbe Migs india jnere are advices that the rebels ABSA A. ene On OF at y: ’cloo! ave captured KE, r no 15-5t* Adm’rof incoh Hall. | Ms on SATURDAY, tue 13th day of November, | Movements cen wee ena atierwards retrea'ed. 1858, the following described Property, to wit: defendants right, titie, ciaim and interest mn Lot No. fourteen. (14,)in Square No. and five, (405, togather with ali and sincuiar the im- made for hemmi: rebels at OLumd. pce. “inonmbagr ‘was quiet” — ral gullant affairs have taken Place at Onde, all ending in the total route and great destruction of N ARSHAL’S SALE.—in virtue of 1! writs of fier: facias issued from the Clerk’ office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia for the Ail t county of Washington and to me directed, I will | provements thereon. in the ciry of Washin ton, D, | ‘heenemy. Redel bands in grea bers were expose togublic eaie, for casit in front of tae Court | C., seized aud levied upon as the property of Wm, | ravaging the country ee House d of said county,on TUESDAY eth | T'. Stewart, and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No, of November, 1:5: 2, at 12 o'clock 1 described property. to wit: All defendan following | $28, to Uotober term, 1856, John B. Morgan vs. Wim, Commercian, HOOVER, Us rieht, | T. Stewart. J. D. HOOVER, Liverroot, Nov. 2—C title, claim, and intrest in and to Lots Nos. ¢ and 12, Late Marshal for the Distriot af Golanbla, a declining tendency Lower qubae eee in Square ee on ‘inal omer aS 00 184 unsaleable. Prices have deci hey cece Ser Square No. 144. a) e east 40 feet of Lot No 2, in og + ec - Square No. 147, beginzing at the southwest corner | 10° THE AROVE A LE IS POSTPONED | [ucjj, Ncw Oieans fair 7; Mobile fair6}; up- of said lot, and running thence east 40 feet, thenoe | until the 20th instant, at the same hour awd ne. ‘and fair6y The sales of the last three days north 12) f_et to rear lot, thence west 40 feet, J.D. HOOVER, amount to 15,000 bales. and thence south 120 o the point of beginning, Late Marshal for the District of Columbis. Breadstuffs—Flour hasa declining tendency, prem nigs wim = ae _ game ae improvements oc3-td though nominally unchanged in price ', hereon, in the osty o! ashington, 3, Beis —— = Pan Produce—Rosin is dull a vi the property of Charles H. Van ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a wnt of 5 ui; sugar is quiet; rice is pret isie pe te aatioty Judicia!s Noa.27, M fier: facies, issued from the Clerk’s Office ci | 4 siet; coffee quiet; pot ashes steady; pearls are 148, S71, 372, 973, 374. $77 37%, to October term, 1853, | the Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia for | quiet; tur viper ees closed steady. and Nos. 1.2 and 27, to January term, 1959, Pairo & | the county of Washington, and to me directed, if Wheat & declining tendency* is very Nourre, John E. Kendall, John W. Thompson, Z | Will expose to public sale forcasn, in front of the | dull at prices about Id lower; corn basa declining Dp. Gilman, Nigh 0 a Acker, Joh nd es ane eer of a ge BS tendency 5 . . A. Wa ichael Ke! ones ite iy of I " a % oa m, MéCurdy, italiard, Chaibournand al-and John Tra | the following described property: te wit: an aren varely mucneT Beet is heavy. and quotations dor. uss of Charles KE. Pleasants, all against Charies | 8nt’s right, title, claim. ant interest ie ana te Le ¥ maintained; pork is dull; bacon is beavy, H. Van Patten. W. SE DEN. Marshal 7and 9, in Square No. 378, in the city of Washi and former prices bare: Y maintained; lard no 6-ts for the District of Columbia. | ton, D.C , together with ‘ali and singular the 1 heavy; tallow is gene. ed. wee $n | provements thereon, seized and levied u as the London Markeis beevy, but ARSHAL i) ade ae ta wnt of reperty of Peter Bron. tnd willbe sold to satiety tbe money market Is unchanged. Censols sx eri facing iesuel from the Clerk’s office of the No. 33, 5 in rofJohn Magi: = Giredit Ohare ok the Denner Columba tor the | W. Maury and al, surv., and for use of Robert | {/!%0!s Central bonds have deciined $1. Atlan- County of Washington, and to me directed. [ will | Farcham’s heirs. tic telegraph shares £330s360. expose to public sale for ‘ore asi, in front Cour J. D. HOOVER, Marshal t f House door of said County.cn MONDAY, the Stn | _no4-te for the District of Columbia, Baltimere Markets. day of November, 1858, at 12 o'clock, m., tne fullow- ~ . ing described roperty, to wit: Alldefendant’s right, at FAY Ni anes & aes Auctioneers Batrimonz, Nov. 16 —Piour te quiet; Howard tide, caimand interest in and to one-third of the | "EVO NEW AND SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD | street and Oniose west part of lot No. |, in square No. 75é, with a ve Piano Fon tea ne’ PRON FRAME, Suven | Wheat isactive; red Si .20a81 25; white $1308 front of 9 feet on © stract east, and running back | POR. blake Hoktes at Pustic Avction.—On | @1 50. Gern ieee tet; ; 100 feet to the reat or north line ‘of the jot, together | {HU R=DAY AFTERNOON, November isih, at | 55.54. yellow Sere mee; ae. with all and singular the improvements thereon, in | £0 click. the auction rooms, we shall sell, to the | “U273°.; new yellow G8a75.. the City of Washitigton, C.; seized and levied | Diehest bidder, to cover advances— Provisions are quiet and very firm. upon ae the property of William H. Swain, and will oes Perior Rosewood Case Seven Octave | Whisky is active. be so'd to satisfy ji 1858, in favor of Ss Al, SE SN. Mars, cot 2i-dts for the District of Celumbia, i[7-.THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED Ls st MONDAY, the ie a me _—— ana , in Consequence of the inclemercy of the Weather. — W. SELDEN, farebal icia's No. 427 t» October term, ites, manufactured by Goetz & Co., rpns, use of M. Thompson. e, and cost $400 each. iments are beautifull 285 of tone of a Grand Piano. Terms: One-third oash ; the residue in 2 and 4 arm for approved endorsed notes, bearing inter- a -nolSd_ J.C. McG IRE & CO., Auote. —C. MoGTIRE & CO., Aveta. New York Markets. New Yorn, Nov. 1€ —Piour ts higher; $4 50:4 75, Ohio8S S0a85 60, Souther Be ghee, Wheat is higher; soutberu red $1 .12a1 15; white $1.35a1.45. Corn is doll; mixed 74a7 Pork ts firm; mess finished and have $17 35217 50; prime @14 00. 1 By A GREEN, Auctioneer, Lard is fren but dall no '5-ts for the riét of mbia. ECUTR’S SALE OF Fa Ney He —_—_—_—_—_—_———_———— EX E ite Fad nae Greenery Feusirent Whisky ts steady at Ke. Ay ayoriog.—On fi 5 ad GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS, | dchi'ii tne lita resdence ot Mew sae eatta sbal Fimanciz). ——_—— ceased, on lith street west, rear M UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION — fryland avenue, | New Yous, Nov. 16 next door to the drug store of Dr. D. 4. Clark. at 15 | spntocksare bigher. Chi- ‘be annual meeting of the Union Building | o'et fr cacy Be0 and Rock Isinnd 62}; Cumberland Coal Co mesic of Gecrgetown, ‘will be. held nt the Vig s ™ ™ rallthe personat effects of the deceased, 224; Illinois Central shares 79%; Do bonds 93% , Council Chamber, on ‘THURSDAY EVENING, | The contents of a Fancy Store, Sho: iatures, &e, | Crosse and Mil. 4; Micbigan Sothern Re, iT Ol Ts fo ' a. ~ Sh; i ¥ %, " election fo ne sBuinE year, will a ot; Mil. and Biss. 13: Va. 6% 97; MES. 6% 16-3t* Be, FAMILY GROCERIES. Bocxwadh! BUTTER, &c., just received Sterling lower at 108% al ; rr (“OUGES. COLL. Z0Lha (COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS, &o- By order of the Exeoutrix : no 12 6t A. GREEN, Auct._ ARSHAL’S SALB.—In virtue ofa wnit of fie at No. U3 High street. ni facias iasued irom the Clerk’ s oompias 1,600 lbs. New Buckwheat in 25, 60, and 10-pound | Circust Court of the District, of Gotentis to, ihe conan peeerete hate shove coe route he a) Fore No. 1 Glades Butter poss to pubis ane forcasmrne trettetie Gag. | cLgrefeasediy vew apeciton —f = le he . a us sa for ©, od ‘ 1 ins nee nary ore B.sbon Epes and Shoulder, Rouse aoe of saul county, on” SIC NDA tye Pita The wisest scumees ian we: youriam: 2 y jour, ay of November, 1852, at 12 9 me owe 7 vemedies 5 hogehenee Porto Rico and Cuba Sucarey somp leg donarived Bi ery, 36 wit _AifSetendent Srant a ele r Roweeninony hs wreseheet sale od OW Pijega, = ACO, @ Bim, 21 erest in a) fi - ‘ = 1 Giles coraericant cad en, | nent aie Neveo boinc bate Mea 2 | Pere, Ul psi RWiagted . New Orleans an rto Rico Molasses, » 0+ said subdivision, and of said Square No. | \y the favorite preseript: f : > 4 do. Goiden Syrup, 3%, as Inid down in the Su ‘ id 4 beca 4 open a Bn 20 boxes New York ond English Dairy Cheese, B, folio No. 142, in the eity of Wash = a) ‘o pen ngrowk coomienies cH ~~ 80 whole, halfand quarter-boxes New Raisine. together with all and singular t 3 years. In cases oj rane Colds, Co “ p og 1 boxes Chemic:!, Sperm aad Adamantine Can- thereon, seized and levied ypen ae roperty of | acte like ‘charm. pie in Chrome Caneel ire ~ iRe® Rio, Lacuagraod Java Coffee. Busia Onerttraricieacer a? aah | Mreobaes szkctrit. Satin beeen Bas aie. e é q of Chilton & Linen ol 5 ite suooses is uni ielsd, and ‘will testify who as Fi) rts, Pegan knd Cream Nuts, cumoer Piskise, { it. W. SELDEN, Wboxes Deterive Soap, warranted to wath! oo 2i-dte for the District of Sold by Natta 8 Poreenater bottle. he, Wass + * ru ze - > "Pe - 1 - And nany other articles usually kept in a family] {> THE AROV:: SALE IS PUSTPON rnereceargetown | Feel& Stevens, ai- grocery, whien wilt ba sold low for cash. oron time | unt, ONDA r the seo teed f, wane how net where st mar be had also. for eoavaaienoe, topnnetusloystomers. EA. LIPSCOMB, | pmee. ih conscquonce of the indlemerce ey ane “Tyler's Gum Arable Coupe ‘Coniy Dou't forges 19 nuiber--i18 High street. | weather 28 EN. Marshal as an elegact. pleagant and Ofieeceus he” abe _ | _nolsts for the Dietriet of Columb,s. ozenge they are git. ne lan F'Qk BOSTON —The regular packet schooner By WALL & BARNAKD, AGchoneers, sainiisiene es Sa , Marietta Burr, Capt. Ira Nickerson, has TRUSTE 9? Ab virtue of a deed from FURN TURE REPAIRED ived and is now discharging her freight W. W-"icesiord, dated 9tn Februsry, 1&4, we AND VARNISHBD. gah reosivin turn re ct KY Ouer at bust on EUESDAY. the Sith dav of eats, § shi Ko, re exer ned ee ‘gek. pRiz to a .¥ ovember next, at 4 o’elook, p. m., on th niture attended 1. [8 W) io. fia Ait art own, nols-lw. | all that Lot of Ground in Washinetog S12g7th stroei, Moor, ae vigiabntina det So Se am i eerenenrcen—en——————— 1 88 Lot A, ins IVIKION tieue vy w ol and to —Strayed away on the 27tn Octo- | Mitchell of iot UL eventeen,t! u re all of Vi ned and $5 ber,asmaill RED COW, about four numbered tyo bweite Tort, seven. (4°) the sty ty! sale be years oid; hada belt round her ‘: 4 Bont ber, J. Cry of Washineton. which said subdivision is corded in the ofyee of the Surveyor of esid City rniture, Pipes. So. for PF P le marked across ber forehead fi 8, 5, 2 Ny street.” ae : o The above reward will he «i Washisdton—said Lot A bemg situated on the o Rg -—-The third story 0! g5a sheot, aghyees Sch any nerof 13th street west and Massachusetts avenue, Nc, ot2, 7th street, 24 by 60 fe % = the paige « Ge town, DC, god coutauing — Lge hundred and FOR THE HOLIDAY SALEGALE AAO aula y-one squtre feet of ground—being th, 2 THE 8. NEW WHOLA Sal b AND RETAIL FEED | ground witioh was oonvered to Washiezion Wa. } BUST Reokivel, 1s, HOLIDAY of beautifut WAKEHOUSE, ingsford by George W. Mische!l and wife. by a} FANCY ARTICLES cousisting of - BY deed beaiing dato fae yeird day of February, 1354, | a!! kin hes’ Purses. Perfamery, and let AN. C. ADDISON With \mproYementsonthesams, Articies. mostly of Engiigh and French No. 93 WaTER STREET, Georgetow™, D.C. wns O} bale; Ine-third Oy the purchase money | ture, and imported dirgot from Europe by the Ber- ho » aud t Wo equa! in- | ia: Tooth, shar, audot > to BARRELS CRANBERRIES, pepe 20 boxes new Bonch Raisins, pe hg iene iuuths. h interest, to the purchaser fail to comply Bs Weil as si. the noveities of the season, consten hand. Ladies — the se on ae S Should Peotfuly invited to anil and the terme 5 iY f sale w.thin one week afte: je, | tock. which will be found superior to an: th: oe * htde. Sugars, part low priced tne Wosk'e cen’ eee at ms akan opt alter | the'kind m Weshiagten 2 barrels Crushed, Pu'verized and Clarified Su- | Snotige- Lt 8. : teand P, Fez i redaced rics, BADIAG Np Wokisque, nois-octw —Drastistaand 10) boxes Five Crack ery, ‘Trustees Georgetown Building Agsocistion, | —————___________"S — coteh Betralea, de WALU& BARNARD. Aw COST PRICES: HO pounds fresh Carter 00) evkde WALL & ARD. Avot Cod? PRicus: Babi tse Lig c MBAR AES SARS SRD, Acer, oy = i b virtue = : Rose Whisky, 82 peresion, trust from Richard Crait, Gated Februsty ae: he womens. contemplates yisiting Europe mm Catawba and pure Connae Brady, 1854. we wil! offer at public auction, on NDAY, | & few opel odie ban tionhe onl nil Golden Syrup, Engiigh Dairy and New York Cheese } the 2th day of November next, onthe premises. nt re te ative ~ #, ar o ; s. Broma, Farina and Co.n Starch, So’clock, p m., all that rart of Lot sve (i im ond mush bons tneeem te — inde of Na, Mpokerel,imauarter-barrels, jry | Sauare four hundred and sighty-une, (afl)in Wash | Goods at mach less the cost, i coder eo the Ri » Ree: Figins Bag Wolet’s Fatally | weinu, veuuyeu me tulle, Viz: beriuning on 6th | pt0Ck as low as possi depariure, On Flour, street west, at the end of one hundred and twenty - stock of Goods. now Fancy Baskets, oe. ko ° b poo rel Rome scapes corner ef rt <} Eastern markets expr whe me ether ie al runnin us 0 the rear |i D 7 ie we He TENNEY. Georgetown. id tei thence wer alone ania ued en feet six aoe ae RL xl goods are masked aan FT - Ones, tie ine of 6th street, vena . ail styles and 3,000 eusiete. os OES ay TE MER- these south to the beginning, with the improve- French pay re 8 Cloake, all bea colors, CER New Jorsoy POTAT: ES in store and for sale rs. in lote to suit purchase: PETER BERRY, ey ee th ° Infants’ Merine and Satin Hoods, fifty per sent ee cost, PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE, Property may be sold at his oost and risk, aker under bikie, Hoop Skigs, shoes ate he undersigned b accepted the agency, now | O26 week's notice. A, . sive notion Ube they Ars peceneed Ps eee FENDINAND Wo RISQUE, Kisds of Worsted Goode, at Sty per cont loca Clea the public generally with Massey, ‘Trustecs gorown Building Assoo.ation. | Croohet Fringes, ai styles and qualiti More pris 0! 7 . . on delivery. Au weaell this Ate ony com: | NRUSTEES’ SALE hy virtuastedcseoltrust Guipare 1 Trimming, ih, Our termine will be rigidly advered to. Satis- from Richard Cruit we will | & nurs = ‘lee and widths, faetion guaranteed in every instance, provided notice | offer at auction, on LUESDA Gare Fringes, suaie Bi of defers be tarven within twenty-four hours alter an NeXt, Rt 4 O'e,0Ck p. elvet, 5 S a ‘Bonnet of ground in Geor; great Variet Ritands, m= 9 oR Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout (fully | jows, viz: Beeinning at the end inches on YRS Catton Tmmings, equal, if not superior, to' imported) at $1 to $1.50 | the first ine of Lot Non meas ~ | 4 large took re, i Linen, eos delivered Oi part of Washington, | tion to Gor etwon, ined. raunine — wi KC} pie Bau ore tee Bulls bse Souere feta of sat Gea ec. | li Lace ieuadtertedie” 'ARNY & SHINN ool2 57 Groen street. Georgetown. Ontgo: ty and thence north and paral: street 12) PROM AUCTION, | feet, suoace west ud parallel to Bridge street 23 Pay sage ee YOUTHE Lapres, | Wet, tenes ia sefiakizgs ‘with tbo Setrevs, | Bicek Baise ace Yssedecs Sdoxen Extension Skirts, {Y springs, for 1.0, | St vory, Sng agsortireo: ct French and Blonde {nena a P pedo 2.50, do. ~ 62% cents. worth @1 Terms of sale: One-third Df the parohace i mitatiog Gujsure Lease, 10 dow Ladies White and Colored Corsetts, 34 | to.be paid in cash and the residue tn two equal im | Qeveres a: ack ECE Nest and Wanioms, hy rchaser » al 8. els, todos tortion Frenah’s Bay Water, 31 ote., worth ae Pee week oo on . property he e pine iauaies, ton 100 dozen Uadies’ I. C Hukfs, a: GSoents per dozen mer omen ate ha ia gir one week's | isotio Brabroidered Nucbs iat id Gloves, $722 saute, “ E ‘AND W. Risque, English aud Orapes, Corde and Also, wf eee Pads, Delaines, Caliooos Trustees ek Association, si = Tasesie, ail colors, ~ ee eR. HURDLES, a A apie_"id assortment of French Flowers, corner High and Gay streets. Beaatifal ‘Savon eee ‘and colors, DELANO’s LIFE PRESERVING VEST. Bick Vsivet Riveude, al widine, ofthe very best ‘ented October and stylish Head dreases -@, Dea tr) 4 apis PER EMER, Joins lips sue Pesas | Bee fot ea Ae Bre a og oy ied ‘aud afore ekees kepting welt ee tel, is the exolusive agent o1 eribed eth tr ri t's right vated m epeties t ‘ton and vioi. thy for Rr pany ex title, clit and interest in and to jos. 1,2, 3, be ladies cal LIFE PR. ER Ee at wt aye ieee ee will poasben a eabore sa ——— men ree fate fd itil pena tae” | iartaaen saan ean = Cc owed Ge bir or of Charles Hi and will be ‘sold fo ins ‘ TEAS EN BonVEP ANGER, OF | let Selle vou baat ho orate’ arm, | aad gre Se = rest . 432 A east, en's nes C. ire. adm’r , 4 Of wadesotdenes, Miastiel Hill , Chat i Va Pitan mre. | BSS, alt antes at no é-tg