Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1858, Page 3

Thengh « Star” is printed om the Foe im pep ly of Baiti- mere, its edition is se large a6 te require it te be put te press at an early heur, Adver- tisements, therefore, should be sent in by 13 o'clock, m.; etherwise they may not appear watil the next day. s Srsacee Oak SeuxnaDED.—Soon after the ar- rival in this city ou Saturday morning of this dis- tinguisbed gentleman, a numtber of friends de- termined to teader bim a serenade at his hotel. Accordingly, at the hour of 10% o’clock, a con- siderable number of bis friends and admirers as- sembied ia front of Brown’s Hotel, accompanied by Withers’ brass band, who, notwithstanding the snow was then failing heavily, discoursed a mamber of delightful airs, surprising the inmates from their lately sought repose, and filling the snow clad atmosphere with agreeable harmony. Soon the repeated catls of the assemblage bad the desired effect of causing Mr. Orr to appearon the balcony, when he was greeted with tremendous cheers; and when the enthusiasm had somewhat subsided, he addressed the company es follows: ** Fellow-citizens: I thank you most cordial: and heartily for this demonstration. I prize it the more highly because of the inclemency of the evening, and, if proof were wanting, the evening itself would furnish me with abundant evidence of your sincere regard. I have been a recipieut of many kindnesses from the citizens of Washington. Tuis is the tenth winter <a residence among you, and perhaps the last; (1 erties of “no!” no!) and I feel many regrets at the stern fact that we are to part, and that these kindly relations are soon to be severed. Since I have been a Representative, and while 6ui the important office of Speaker of the popular branch of the national leyisiature, | heve striven, xs you all know, to preserve and to per- petuate the Union of these States. I have been a Ruy, man— devoted to the | tee of party— the great ebject of my life bas always been to defemd and advance the interests of the great commonwealth [Cheers] During the ten years # wave bed the honor to represent a portion of the peopie of South Carolina the waves of fanati- «iam bave rolied with fearful effect throughout ‘he country and in this the capital of ‘he nation. Until the present time they have been success- fully resisted, and I hope there will always be found conservatism ai m patriotions enough to put out the ti-es of sectional strife, aod that con- cord and harmony will again be restored to the country. [Loud cheers.) We ougut to be one people, we were incorpora- ted into an independent goverament under the auspices ofas pureand patilotic men as ever lived. Wise mea framed and put the government into Operation, and if their work fail where are the men to be found competent to rear a structure Like this gigantic temple dedicated to liberty, which I trust your posterity and mine will be able to de- fend under all circurastances ? (Enthusiastic ap- plause } The inciemency of the nizht forbids my trespassing longer upon your time. { tRank you heartily for this expression of your kind feelings towards me, permit ime, in addressing you Perhaps for the last time, to conclude with a quo- tation from the great Webster—+ Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and inseparable !°? {Loud and tong continucd cheering } above remarks, the Upon the conclusion of the band again played a number of beantiful airs; after whieh, Hon. J. C. Faulkner, Virginia, and Hon. 8.8. Cox, of Obio, made brief and ap- a che meaempy Thecompany then proceeded to the residence of Gen. Joseph Lane,of Oregon, to whom they also tendered @ serenade, which was handsomely acknowledged by that distin- Ruisbed gentleman. A Marcer Hous in rie Sevenra Warp. ‘The recent movement in our City Council look- ing to the erection of a market bouse in the Sey- emth Ward, has excited considerable discussion among the citizens of the Island as to where is the proper location for that improvement. It is obvious that the intention of the Council, in pro. posing the erection of a market in tha: section of the city, is the accommodation of the citizens of the Ward generally, and henee, it will be con- ceded, that the most suitable location is that which will be most convenient to all those re- siding there. it must also be remembered that # market house is erected for future as well as present convenience, avd therefore, the Probabil- ities that those paris of the Wsra now urim- proved will ultimately be built Up and occupied, tnust be taken into consideration. The Island section of the city comprises a great deal of what is now uneecupied iand, but there is no reason to believe that ic will not be entirely built up at an early future day. Already numbers of those owning lots in the southern section have made arrangemeats for building upon them. During the past season quite a numbe; of houses have been erected in the centrai pert, and the iarge unimproved commons in the easte C- tion, are eucroached upon each successive year by the growth of the city To locate a market house then. it {x apparent that the point most desirable is that neatest the eographical centre of the section of the city Proposed to be accominodated. There would in that case exist no good cause for coniplaint on the part of any of the citizens, inasmuch as all would be accommodated, as nearly as possible, in aa equal degree. : At present the Population of the ward !s divided inte three groups, situated in its extreme north- eastern. northwestern and southern corners, and extending from these Points towards the centre. To locate the market house with a view to ac- commodste especially any one of these groups, Would be a manifest agyrievance to both the others. And, in fact, were « location at all re- mote from the centre to be selected, one or two of the groups would hardly be benetitted by the Proposed improvement. We are inclined to be- lieve that the most eligible situation would be Within the area bounded on the north by H street, and the souih ty 1 street, on the east by Four- and-a-balf street, and on the West by Seventh street. Tbis would make it convenient to ail of the three groups mentioned above, and likewise to the eutire ward, whenever it ‘shall become wholly occupied; and at the same time it will be the most eligible location for the accommodation of the butchers, huckaters, and others. who would bring produce to the market for sale. Within this area there is Plenty of unoccupied and, well situated, and Procurable at a low figure. It is to be hoped that in makinga selec- tion our City Fathers will be guided by the con- siderations set forth above, and not suffer them- selves to be influenced by the representations which parties, interested in baving the market house located elsewhere, may use to accomplish thelr respective purposes. Ciacuit Covat—On Saturday last the Court had up for consideration before a jury the action of trespass, brought by Henry and Augustus Kropp against Messrs. Sibiey & Gay, for enter- ing on premises in their Possession and tearing down a house there occupied by them, thereby injuring and destroying their stock in trade. The defence set up y Messrs Sibley & Guy ‘was that they were the owners of the Property ; that although the Messrs. Kropp bad held sai premises a» their tenants, yet that, at the time of their entry and of tearing down said house, the tenancy of Messrs. Kropp bad expired. There were two questions in the case—first: Had the tenancy of the Messrs. Kropp expired when the defendants entered on them? Second - If so, bad the defendants the right to enter ax they did? The defendants contended that they had the right to enter as they did, and at their instance the Court instructed the Jury as follows: If the jury sball find, from the whole evidence afore- said, that said plaintiffs held possession of the bouse in the declaration mentioned as tenants of said defendants, and under an agreement tbat «aid | sme arom would surrender possexsion of said jouse to said defendants when they xhould re- quice the same for the purpose Of building onthe dot on which it was situated, and that said de- feudants, on the 2th day of February, 1558, noti- fied said plaintiffs that they would require Pos- session of the same on or befure the st day of April next ensuing, for the Parpose of then pail. ing down the same that they might build on the lot of ground on which said house was situated, aud said plaintiffs failed and refused to surrender up the saime as required, and said defendants thereupon entered upon the same after the expir- ation of said plaintiffs’ term, then the said plain- tiffs ate not entitird to recover in this action. The jury brought in a verdict for the defend- ants. — for plaintiffs; W. 1. Stone jr., for ARRIVALS aT TUR Waanves —At Harvey & Co.’s wharf, schooners Gen Harrison, from Phit- adelphis, with ©2 tons of coal for 5 T. Given & Co., and K. Dash, M1 tons for Castleman & Bro At Young & Carter's wharf, sc “ers 3. Jones, Jones, Philadelphia, with 254 tous of cost for Moran; WB Moryan, Williams, from Havre- de-Grece, with 125 toms for C_} 3 At Riley’s wharf, steamer Columbia, from Baltimore, with merchandise for 8. A. Roberts, H. Haaline, Ellis & Bros, RJ. Ryon, Young, Simpson & Co , H. Hammersiey, © Schneider, a at Murray & Semmes, J. Mer- riman, Howell weell, Hooe, Bio &Co » Dr A McD Davis, Bacon & Co; schoone: Shephard, from Philadeiphia, with 10u ‘oal for Warder & Stuart; Planet Mars, with lumber wad coat At Magroder & Stone’s wharf, schooners Spen- cer D, (Mott Bedell line.) > days from New York, with merchandise for Washington merchants; Gee Dearing, from Portiaad, Maine, with 3,000 basheis of potatoes, to Parker & Co. and Wilson @ Barr «| Toe oyster wharves are well geprtel, with Prices from 25 to Weents per bushe! . Govws Aoain —Seturday afternoco2, Officer Ross ereste@ Mary Butler alias Sareh Dobbs for being dinsk, disordesly, profane, &e , Kc , in the pab- ite -treets. She was tuken before Justice Donn, why committed ber to the workhouse for njaety * gaye. ‘Tax Fast ~indlonae lighter as we chronicle how getty the young a and mai@ens of W: ose to spend week. Biting frosts will be eBroad, keen nor- westers will whistle by, with ice upon their | fevered cheeks down pets igaas of snow Tay whirl slong co sei ie a tech v ce ’ te flash. and soft to thio wi ag puta, Withers, or Schroeder will bid the “= t makers forget the chill outside in the pleasan’ times within; and so will speed the week. Balls will lead to es attachments to becca sbips, courtships to marr! , marr toso! real life, family, homes, und quiet venlingeut the Star at the fireside on winterevenings Sowe go. ‘To-night the President's Mounted Guard lead off the pieasures of the week. Odd Fellows’ Hail seldom sees a more brilliant company that will gather there this evening under pleasant auspices. The Mounted Guard are famous as cap- ital bail-givers, and the recent manifestation of thie ladies’ regard in the shape of a handsome flag will lead them, if possible, to outdo themselves this time Esputa will be there with his unri- valled music; excellent caterer will serve up the delicacies of the season, and if enjoyment is lacking it will not be the fault of as tine a com- mittee of arrangements as ever directed a festivity. To-morrow night, G: etown will woo the pleasure-seeker, and off:r him at Pompean Hall a combination of enjoy:ment im the ball of Logan Tribe, No.5;1.0.R°M. The hatchet bas lon; since been buried and the pipe of peace smoked, and such ‘ pale faces’? as shall visit our George- town red-men will find a spacious wigwam, bright-eyed “ squaws,”’ superb music, and every- thing that can insnre a pleasant night. On Wednesday night, Thanksgiving eve, the city will be In one of its merriest, maddest moods. Five balls are proposed : The Odd Fellows of Friendship Lodge and Ridyley Encampment bold a levee at Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. The public are already familiar with the details of these levees; they are the pleasant- est parties of the serson. Everybody goes, every- body is sociable, and everybody feels beiter the next day fora night of such exhilarating enjoy- ment. The eirgeret 3 Cinb, also, will receive thetr friends that night, and make merry with them at Stott's Hall. The: are determined to insure a pleasant time to such as come within the sphere of their inflsence; and as they are hearty good fellows, we doubt whetber in all the city on Thanksgiving eve there will bea merrier Place than Stott’s Hall. The Washington Light Infantry follow the fashion, and on Thanksgiving eve they open at Thorn’s Building, the first of a delicious little series of cotilion parties. ‘Those who know the Light Infantry will not fail to pay them a visit, and be happy for at leat one night ina life, time The Shield’s Club also annonnce a party on the same evening at the Washington Assembly Rooms. They promise their best endeavors to make the evening agreeable to those who favor them with their presence, and will, we doubt nate be eminently successful in their efforts to Please The Good Will Club, with their name for their motto, are also, as usual, on hand, and promise to make Ppilbarmonic Hall the very focus of en- Joyment on that same Thanksgiving eve that everybody seems determined to enjoy. They are sure to bave a ‘model ball;’ and though last, are far from the least on our List. Then comes Thanksgiving Day. The “devil” a that the reavon all the balls take Place on Thanksgiving Eve is toenable the merry-makers to have all the next for sleep. Now, this is, we know, a slanderous invention of the enemy. To be sure, we yf not expect to see the pretty faces —that made the bali-room bright with their glances while even the stars were outside wink- ing with over-watching,—at tarly mass or half- past tive o'clock ip id meeting; but at the later services they will shine in the churches all the brighter for the night's mirth, and who shall sav that prayer and thanksgiving may not go up pure, earnest, and boly, from hearts that beat — for the pleasant hours of Thanksgiving ve. Coxfiict oF Juxispiction setweEn WasH- INGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.— The Alexandria Ga- z-tte notices a very interesting decision of Judge Tyler upon a question of jurisdiction between the counties of Alexandria, in Virginia, and Wash- ington, in the District of Columbia: In the case of the Commonwealth agt. Richard Murray, indicted for stealing a gill nett, in the county of Alexandria, the evidence showed, that the bey are taking was from a vessel at anchor on the Potomac, some distance from the Virginia shore, outside of low water mark, and within the territorial limits of the District of Columbia, The jury found the prisoner guilty, and there- upon the prisoner, by his counsei, moved the Court to set aside the verdict, for the following ; 1. The testimony proved that if any larceny has been committed, as is charged in the indictment, it was committed within the territorial limits of the District of Columbia, and beyond the juris- diction of this Court 2. That if committed within the jurisdiction of the Court, yet it was committed beyond the ter- ritorial limits of the Commonwealth, and not in he county of Alexandria, as charged in the in- tment. That by compact between Maryland and Virginia, this State bas jurisdiction of a certain class of cases enamerated therein, and the Com- monweaith claiming in this case a right to con- viet by virtue of said compact, the indictment should have been special. The facts bringing the case within the jurisdiction of this Court should bave been set out in the indictm The motion was argued by Cha:les E on bebalf of the Commouwealth, W. Brent oa behalf of the prisoner. The Court set aside the verdict and awarded the prisoner a uew trial, and admitted him to bail, becatuse of defect in the evidence, but over- ruled the application on the ground of jurisdic- tion. The effect of this decision is to sustain the jurisdiction uf the Courts of Alexandria county over the river Potomac, opposite the county, below low water mark. Youno Men's Cumistiax Association.—This morning, workmen were engaged in removing the property and furniture of this Axsoctation f om the old rooms at the corner of Tenth street and the Avenue to their new hall and rooms in Parker's building, on the Avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets. The new location is consid- ered much more convenient for the daily visits of sojourners in Washington, who desire to pass their leisure hours in quiet religious retirement, than the old. And certainly the capacious hail for general meetings, and the weli-furnished li- brary and reading-rooms afford conveniences never before possessed by the Association, and stford accommodation to much larger companies than could attend at the rooms they have left. The young men composing the Association a pear to Whve lost none of the spirit with which they begun. On the contrary, the good accom- lished Posie instrumentality seems to have aspired them to greater efforts. Of all associa- tions for the christianization of the world, we say “esto perpeiua.”” Picking a Pocket —Saturday night, Watch- men Belt and Young arrested Frederick Betz on a charge of picking the pockets of J.C. Reynolds of about forty-three dollars in gold and silver. From the evidence, it appeared that Betz and Reynolds were stopping at Wren’s Hotel, near Centre Market, and Saturday night, Reynolds being intoxicated, Betz ps aay to take him to his bed chamber. While doing this, Reynolds felt Betz’s hand in his pocket, and efterwards discovered that his money was gone. He imme- diately went to the watebinen, and they followed and caught Betz, ard, searching him they féund $10.53 The money taken from Reynolds was in smal! pieces, and this is in larger coin. But it was in testimony that Betz was seen changing the small gold for large, and that, before this affair, he at money. Justice Donncommitted him to jail for court. Fase ALanMs.—The usual weekly sports of the disorderly gangs came off Saturday and Sun- day nights, though not attended with the usual loss of Sate: Saturdety night, an attempt was made to create an alarin of fire in the western section of the elty. ‘The alarm was soon discovered to be false, and did not cause the fremen to turn out. Last night, another alarm was started in the same direction, which soon spread sufficiently te call out the firemen in the adjvining Wards, giving them the trouble of drawing their heavy apparatus out of the houses. ‘Phe Prevalence of false alarms will destroy the energy of our fire department; and the conse- quenee will be that when firemen are really needed they will not appear, for fear of being fooled by false alarms. Bisnor Kavsxavcn —This learned minister ef the M.E Church South, preached yesterday morning and evening to very large and attentive congregations in the M. E. Church South ou Fighth street. Bishop Kavenaugh is one of the junior bishops of the Southern Methodist Church. having been elected to ull the vacancy oceasioned by the death of the celebrated pulpit orator, Bishop Bascom, of Kentucky. The discourses, both morning and evening, were models of pul- pit eloquence. TRIALS at THE GuarvHoUse —Fred’k Betz, larceny; jail forecourt. Frank Bell, col., drank, disorderly, and resisting an officer; fine and costs, $615 Thos. H. Adrian, drank and disorderly; do . $265 John Fouike, do; do » $215. John Sullivan, d>; do, 3215) The above were the cases tried Sunday morning, The trial docket was clear this morning. Tue Cwotz Union —The rehearsals of the Choir Union will take place weekly in fature, commencing this night, in the rooms of the Y. Mea’s cereeee Association, at ota Oo 8 south side of Penasylvania avenue, between and Seventh streets. mae y} Whereupon the horseman brought to bear upon them, so that the — and, marching before alin, came trudging thus passed us going toward Mrs. Isher- wood ’s farm,(Cool Springs;) the ion being from time to time e: arged by strollers, like our- selves, joining in Arriving at the farm-house, the two prisoners were made to put down the wood which, it appears, they had cut and stolen off the woodland of the farm. A search of their | sepa er eat asmall axe Syed vee e depredation been made,a pipe aplug of tobacco. The names of the thieves, who are employees of the Navy- Yard, stand a fair chance of being duly recorded among the arrivals at the public hotel on Greenleaf’s point. The gentleman making this flying arrest 1s one of those whose intment as special officers in a countr! bes hood we mentioned in our ue of Satu: last. We this morning learn from this gentleman that the night patrol established on the farm discovered, late last night, a uspicious character on Ried hmeworen who, — to run when com- manded to s! Ps ‘was mater! ver f accelerated fn his pace by a charge of double B shot in his pos- teriors. But for his lunging into a maisby swamp he would have Been arrested. It is to be hoped he sank in the treacherous bog and was su ted The country is getting hot. AmusEuENT.—Old Joe Sweeny’s Burlesque Opera Troupe open their budget of songs, bar- lesques, dances, and other waist-band-threat- pda! go at Melodeon Hall, to-night. Go seem them, if you want a hearty laugh. M. 8th 10th streets, Loox at the Alphabetical Business Directory in another column. us, Dentist, 3% Penn. avenue, batwere Cuzar Booxs anv Stationzry at Adamson’s new store on Niath stree:, one door from Penasyi- vaniaavenue. Letterand Note Paper from six to n cents per quire. Gcod Enveiopes from three to four centa S ee: Agency for ali the News. papers, Cheap Publications, Magazines, &c. n2-tf AMONG the many remedies before the public for the cure of Dyspepsia, D. ery, Flatulence, C = : enk: in the J. Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters fe the most certain 'n its effects. You who are suffer- ing the most torturing pains remember that a fvw bettles of this powerful, Th pleasant, compound will efford great relief. "Thousands of the most trying cases have been cured, and je known to the public by those who have experienced its power. A trial is sli that is desired to bring as many mure witnesses into the field as the public may desire. For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve- rywhere, no 16 eoSt Fairs, Balls, and Cream, ofthe best Confectionery of al! made every day, at the P. and Ice Cream Depot, oc 3 im WEDDING CakRs, very pretty and very cheap, at the Phi iphia fectionery, corner {2th and F streets, lee Cream and Water lees, 38 quart. ladelphia Confectionery coraer 12th and F streets, hs h a ARRIED, Re M: es it On the 25t = the Rev. a je, JOHN'P. WALSTRUM and Miss BUOZZIE SMITH, both o itimore, (Baltimore Sun please copy.) od DIED, Lines on the dexth of Mrs. SARAH K. DAVIS, daughter of John T. Cassell. who died suddenly on the i9th instant, by her affectionate friend M. A. L. When those we love are sratohed away ~ From friends, by death’s resistiess hand, Ovr heart the mournful tribute pay friends and love must demand, je was beloved inali the relat:ons of life ax jonate daughter, devoted wife, and fond beloved sister, true friend, and exemplary adorning the circiein which she moved suavity of manners, goodoess of heart 8 her eternal gain. by kind: and universal charity. Our loss UST RECEIVED aT STEVEN’S NEW FANCY STORE, 335 PENN. AVENUE, A chores lot of— Velvet and Tinsel Flowers, rida! Wreaths, Flower Head- Dresses, Chenille and Tinsel do. : White and Colored Flower Coiffares, Gilt and Silver Droopings, And indeed, anything and everything that can be mentioned in the way of handsome Flowers and j arenes. aie me mb ge none Lad 2 and examine for yourselv: ident ome. C. STEVENS, no —(States.) 356 Pa. avenue, — CHEa P, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST’, Do you want to buya French China Tea Set, oom- plete, in 44 pieces, for $4.25, worth $7? Jalil at C. E, GREEN’S, Do you want to buy a first quality Pressed Glass ‘Tumbler for 40 cents per dozen, worth 75? if Call at C. E. GREEN’S, Do you want to buy Dinner Knives for $3 per set, worth 5: Call at C. E. CRESS f Pelee —— to are heavily Piated Spoons jor er set, wor f eh Call at C. E. GREEN'S. Do you want to buy Furniture, Wood Ware, China. or Glass Ware, Cutlery, Jepaned Goods, or any thing in tre Houre-furnishing line? Call at C. E. @REEN’S, 178 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 17th and 18th streets, where you can buy Goods I per cent., and in some cases 5) per cent, less thar you can elsewhere, _no 2 3t (States) oO THANK’GIVING FIXINGS! LD Maryland Hams, real Bologea Sausage, rew Raisins, Currants, Citron and Figa, o os Wines and Brandies. superior Apples, Uranges ani mons, Families wishing a supply of fresh Oysi on Thanksgiving. will p! leave their orders dsy before. A . fT. DRURY, no 20-St Corner 14th st. and Penna. avenue, T THE HARP. HE QUEEN OF ALL INSTRUMENTS. Parties wishing to learn the Harp, but not baving ‘one, will be allowed the privilege of the use of one for daily practise without caarge, at the .Ew MusicaL Reposrtory by ing immediate ar rangements with Pror. C. T. Casnist for a thorough and proper course of instru ing Bochaa’s celebrated New Harr D Passaces. Terms $30 per quarter; pay no more. i ARPS [rom $250 to $900, war- rant ii Harr Steines for $5.75. Everything in th "0. wt 8s, Harrs, Guirars, &c., &o., for sale and ‘e! "Musical Repository corner llth st. and Pa. av. no 20-tf Se, A LARGE ORDER OF MUSIC HAS JUST arrived from Europe, comprising the latest for Pianoforte and Harp. Also,a lot of superior Italian Strings for Violin, Guitar, and Her, at the Oe Depot of W.G. METZEROTT, no 20 corner of Pa. ave. and lth st. —— Ove and Hit wt, S5ND TO SHILLINGTON’S FOR NEW »ks, Foreign Periodicals, and News| pers. The Four Sisters. a tale of social and Somectic life in Sweden, by Miss Bremer. = adittoerat of the Breakfast Table, by Oliver Wen- Oo mes. pr Rural Affairs and Cultivator’s Alma- nao fo . Biokeus's a unaeld Wests for December, reon’s December. Godey's Lady's Book for December. Containing superb steel engravings, elegant ool ashion lates, fuli length fi Pipiney Woods revere ; or, Sam Slick in Texas. Kniokerbooker Magazine for December. Almanscs—Farmers’, vy pa aa Housekeep- a Pomis, United States, Uncle Sam, and German ‘omii Almanars for sale at 20 cents per dozen. oe re Letter, Note, and Cap Paper for SHILLINGTON’S Bookstore, no 20.3t Odeon Building, cor. 43 st. and Pa. av. 1 THE QUESTION 3 OFTEN ASKED, “ Why do so cure Bouse- keepers from th: the City go up to Pisa want, kmd immediately in their ‘The reasons are obviow First—C. E. GREEN keeps on hand an exten- sIYe Sssortment ofall peode in his line, 4 Second—C. E. GREEN has fine rooms in which to show his er ‘Third—U. £. GREEN takes pleasure in showing his stock, whether you wnt to OF not. Vay “ pe es KEN sends goods to any part t ree o wrge. be Fitth—c. E. GREEN'S Goods are of a superior uality. “sixth—C. E. GREEN being in « portion of the city where rents are 75 cent. less than in the central fg’ be is enabled to sell Goods at least ten Per cent, lower than any one else, and, eonsequently, if person buys of him once Shey always continue to buy of him and inform ail their friends where they can buys goods cHRaP. (States) no 20-3t 9) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 2: 9} ee ee ae eke Be feathers }0 dozen No.1 moine Calf Shin: 0 dozen inder Calls py ay of Nt r ot esd Li fe: Neats oor U - hammois il ‘Van Lace Leather. - e lyase fasedeneeae examine our stook be- fore bu: isewhere. "BALTIMORE LEATHER STORE, no 19 St* Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. =~ — 100 paard e by. ter HAGLANS just receiv: the manuine- turies, comprising ail the it of the Weeall icicae aeeeeetaniceaetce ef oom eball season, as we tome deciied Wigti.uey &cO., no 18-6t 523 7th at., 3. above Pa. LARGEST 8TOCK OF PANO re Oe an tirkoeenn a “BOM © HEPES RY, between 9th a AUCTION SALES. J. C, MoGUIRE & 00, SRP ast LAA & oo A tT i i beat Ptrean iyi ndings. re may be obtained &t the counting- "Perms cash.” non _ J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucte. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, DMINISTRATORS’ SALE 0 L A LOT oF cHoick Wine, &c—On Pape N - EKNOON, November 26th, at 4 o'clock, at t Suction rooms, we sha |seil, & small lot of ohoi pines. poe AD the estate of the iste L. B, jardin, comprisi: Chany agne, ‘Madera; Sherry, Claret, and Italia ines, Lot California Wine, 14 years old, smal Tot Brandy, Whisky, Cherry Cordial, Cigars, ‘en, Lot Books, Box Sheijls, Coi! At'antio Cab'e, &e. : sh. WM. P. JOKNSTO — GEORGE D, FOWLE, Administrators. no 22-4 J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. Aucts. By J. C. MoGUIRE & ie aaneee ae i EREMPTORY SALE O: HOIC: ‘OT- TLED Liquors PRIDAY APTS NOON, eount of whom i€may-osnostn: to sever advamsew's cou! 01 eern. to cov Twenty four dozen superior London Dock Brandy, imported directly by a gentleman of this city Together with a lot arte! Otard. Dupuy & Co.’s jennessey and Brandies, some of it worth 272 ir dosen, Old Wreck, Moncneshela. and Rye Whisky, sirerier ws re Sherry and Port Wines, m, . &o. All’ of which ‘Will be gold to the hithest bidder Terms: $20 under cass; "r that sum, @ F hen fle © as, for satisfactorily en- lorsed notes, beating ini 4 DOR dec MOOUIRE & CO. Aucts. [MARS#AL’s SALE.—In virtue ofa wiit of fie Ti facias issued irom the Clerk’s office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington and to me directed. | wil! ex- pee to public saie for cast, in front of the Court- jouse door of county, on MONDAY, the i5th day of November, 1858, at 12 o’clock m., the follow- ing Senocined property, te wit: All detendant’s right, u oN Cy interest inand to Page’s subdivi- folio No. 142, in the city of Washisgton, “ together with all and cingular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the ropersy. of ey will be sold to satisfy Judicials jot term, 1858, in favor of Robert H. use of Chilton & eee N, Marshal re en lars! for the District of Columbia. i” THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED untii MONDAY, the 22d iustant, same hour and place, in consequence of the inciemency o! the weather. W. SELDEN, Marshal no 15-ts for the Distriet of Columbia. {> THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Postponed, until FRIDAY, the 26th instant, same hoer and place, now d W. SELDEN. Marshal. M4 KSHAL'S SALE.—In virtue of Li wrtsof I fieri facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington and to me directed, | will expose to public sale, for casH. in front of tue Court ouse door of said conn oe TUFSDAY, the 30th of Nevember, 1858, at 12 o'clock m., the following desoribed property, to wit: Ail defendant’s risht, title, claim, and intrest in and to Lots Nos. 4 and |2, in Square No. 14, original Lots Nos. 1,2, 3and 4, in Square No. 144, and the cast 40 feet of Lot No 2.10 Square No. 147, beginning at the southwest corner of said lot, and running Lhence erst 40 feet, thence north 12) f_et to rear of said lot, thence west 40 feet, and thence south 120 feet to the point of beginning, together with all and singuar the improvements thereon, inthe c'ty of Washington, D C, seized levied upon as the property of Charles Van ten, and will be sold to satisfy Judicials Nos.27, + 372, 373, 374. 377 ST, to October term, 1253, and N 1,2. and 27, to January term, 1°59, Pairo & John E. Kendall, John W. Thompson, Z% D. Gilman, Nicholas Acker, John and Mary Maho- ny, Wim. Hi. Ward, Michael Kelly, Jones White & McCurdy, Ballard ‘Chalbourn and al, and John Tra- er, use of Charies E. Pleasants, nil against Charl H. Van Patten. W. SELDEN, Marshal no 6-ts for the District of Columb: _~_—_—_—_- GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, TAKE NOTICE.—Persons in arrears for Taxes due this Corporation will please cail settle at once, otherwise they will subject them selves to expeuse and mortification. The School ‘Tax list is now in my haw »t collection. C, F. SHEKELL, Collector. Georgetown, D. C., Nov. 16, 1858. | no 17-'m* CHARITY CONCERT BY THE SABBATH SCHOOL OF THE PROTES'T EPISCUPAL MISSION CHAPEL assisted by others, On THANKSGIVING NIGHT, at 2% o'clock, Py the Chapel, High street, Georgetown. ate no (ISH, APPLES AND ONIONS— 200 barrels prime new Alewives, WD do, o.3 stuall Mackerel, 100 do, No.1 Eastern Herring, Daily expected per schiouner Phillips, from Bos- ton. ALS S barrels hand-picked Appl: family use, mires Golden skin Onions, = ra eurly expect er brig oy for sale by 7 OXPOHARTLEY & BROTHER, no 22 4t Water getown. pat upexpressiy for JHESS. HE Game of Chess taught in 12 games. by J. A. WATSON, 59 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. C. ‘Terms for the 12 games, $5. no'9 3i* re ee eS NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED I WAREHOUSE, BY HAN. C. ADDISON, No. 93 Warxk Street, GEorcETows, D.C. no ti-Im* = 3 000 .POTATUES. 5 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MER- Wy po New. ened POTATES in store and for sale ‘chasers. in lots to euit pur: ‘3. PETER BERRY, noé Water street. RUCLAMATION. Mayor’s Orrice. Georgetown, D.C. In accordance with the coded ie resolution, I, Richard R. Crawiond, Mayor of Gcorgetown, do URSDAY, the 25th of Novem. and the citizens to keep and cbserve that day by closing they places of business and reorestion, and uniting in puvlic acts of devotion, and by appropri ate services and exercises at their homes, in grati tude to the Creator for the benefits of the past, ard in auerhiestion for His blessing and kind providence in the future. Given uader my hand this sixteenth day of No- vember, in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred te : kidhaRD R. CRAWFORD, Mayor. A Resolution setting apart a day for Public ‘hanksgiving. Resolved, by the Board of Ald-rmen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation af Goorec town, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, re- uested to set apart, by proclamation, Thurrday, the twenty filth instant, for publc thanksgiving and rarer. . Resolved, further, Thathe request the several ministers to appoint religious services their churches. and the closing ofail piaces of business id a tht day, Bnd recreation on tH MUL CROPLEY, President Board Common Council. n dijotident pro tem Board of Aldermen. res 6th. 5 nO 17 cold. R. R. CRA WEORD, Mayor. HILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE. - The undersigned having sceepted the agency, now ioe that they are prepared to furnish their Sastoniers, and the public Feuerally with Masse; llins & Co.’ 01 Collins & Co.'s 1 pee GHT ALE, in whole and half barre!s, at Baltimore prices, for Cast on delivery, As we eell this Alo ay 02 com mission, our ae fae be ness ee sorrel iq aranteed in every ins! Pro’ not of lefect be jgiven within twenty-four hours after ins apart airtel Beat Qe al, ‘superior, to import pee dozen, delivered i any part of Washinton, eorge! ne. a town, or Als + "ARNY & SHINN, Green strost, Georgetown. Ts 00 12 ALTIMORE ONERY.— Fresh B CAKES Pane CONFECTI R re! Balis, Par. J. SCHAFFIELD, 386 6th street, between G and SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. I HAVE Now on hand a full assortment of Gents’ Woolen Kuitt Shirts and Drawers. Also, Ladies’ Merino Vests iniow and high necks, and short sleeves. lon; 5 ‘al }» Misses’ and ” Merino ii iso, Mis Boys’ M yotsend Shirts. no 17-Im no8-ét (Inte. Pe avenng, south wide, G@aAME Of every hind in season, and So RECEIVED EVERY DAY, AND 6ERVED UP IN EVERY STYLE, 4t the Shortest Notice, ot LLOYD'S NATIONAL Qasr aur ant, sods tet coraer of 7th and E streets, HARTY AND MRLODAQNS Rte, | By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Viustrorzas UILDING LOT ON ore ok & THE mM « Ly AT + Bt 4" mn, {shal a0) hae (enciaes Nason a niece Terms: One third + balance in si: nine 2 Beene ; in six and ven and & of trust taken. fy in- conveyancing at the cost of the pur- ifthe terms be not lied with le from day of sale the Prone will be rewold at tae risk and oost of the delinquent. no 16 d A. GREEN. Auot. By be aeemne. own, ILL SELL, ON TUESD. é pod t, November 2d,at the anotion rons reet, near 6 sete Red Men's Regalia, of diferent style and ‘tern, labs | large Cooking Stove, in perfeot order and all Al ey Farnitere 80, Sale posi ih. Additions solicited. nos Faas DOWLING, Anct'r. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Bxtene Ve SALE BY CATALOGUE OF ne New 2 Gi rEaion Cabinet Fur —— SLBGANT LACE CURTAINS Wintow SHADES, G Goumicx, &c., ko~Un TUESDAY MORNING, ovember 23, &t 10 0’elock, at the House furnishing ishment of G. T. Smallwood, No, 508 7th st., near Odd Fellows’ Hall, we shaiieell, bis entire stock of superior Furmiture, &c., comprising, in ites of iture of the intest styles, "Meare So’ van Ea ena elie, y a a a 25 Sofas ‘Siaew and beautiful patterns, fimshed in hair cloth, damask and plush, 28 Spring- seat kK king Chairs. vanons styles, sa sale Gani Cloth, bo: ole Chairs, finished in enamel 25 Spring-seat Lounges,ofa variety of styles and coverings, Divans in air, loth, and French last: 8 Curled Hair, Husk and Palm Afattresses, Mahogar and Walaut ‘Parlor Chairs. of various 7 15 pairs superior and costly Lace Curtains, 10° Window Shades of every variety, 2% hacdsome Git Cornice, _ m Together with ® large variety of articles im the couse furnishing line, not necessary to enume- 0. rate. Terms: §9) and under, cash; over that sum, s credit of 1, 2,$and4 months. for Satiefactorily en- dorsed notes, ng loterest. P.S. Catalogues will be resdy and the goods on exhibition S$ days prior to the sale. no il-eo J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Avuots. By WALL & BARNARD, *uc ioneers WALE OF A STOCK OF PRIME GRO: A rigs, Liquors, &c.. Avctiox.—On DAY MOk NING, No 4, 0 o’ clock, sell,in front of our streetand Pennsylvania ay: Groce ies, as— Barrels of \ ellow Sugars, Barrels of Crushed and Pulverised Sugars, 10 barreis of Extra Flour, Boxes timberiy’s Utean and Toilet Soaps, Adamantine Candles and Pear! Starch, Chest Green and B.ack jess, Boxes and Baskets Bordeaux and Niece Oil, Bazs Coffee, Macoarom, and Vermacelli, 5° Jars New Crop Table Prunes, 6 Half-barrels Prunes, ume Fad — ° “a rume Figs and Currants, - Hoxes and Kegs Chewing Tobacco, Cigars. Cases of Claret, Bott! d Liquors, 9 Barrels fine Old Bourbon Whiskey, s Rye and Monongahela W hi: ighth casks 5 Barrels New England Rum, 2 one eighth casks Duff Gordon’s Sherry, 2 one-eighth casks Madeira, With a large stock of other gocds, in all a com plete *ssortment. Serms: $3 and under, eash; over that amount a credit of thirty and sixty days, with satisfactorily endorsed notes. WALL & BARNARD, Auct’rs. no 20-d FUTURE DAYS. By C. W. BOTELER, Auotioneer. Fer SALE.—On WEDNESDAY, the 2th be skey, iv» of November, 1858, at public auc"ion, at 4 0’cl’ »infrontofthe premises, I shall sell, one of andsomest, most eligible and desirable Lote im the city of Washington for the erection of a pri- vate .esidence. This valuable Lot is No. 21,in Square No. 127, sit- uated in First Ward, on the south aide of 1 street, between I7th and ‘ath sts., adjoining (east) the resi- dence of Ur. Wood, U.3.A. Itfronteon | street 45 fest, has adepth of 149 feet, with a 2) foot siley the rear, and coutsins 6 834square feet. Jt is the President mansion and the Peblic Depart- Ments. Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash. and the baancein en Payments ‘ore 9 ‘and 12 months, with interest from the day of sale, ee- cured by a deed of trust. If not complied with in8 days sfter the sale, tne pr ty will be resold at the tek and cost of the purchaser. Ali conveyanoing at ‘he expense of the purchaser. C. W. BOTELER, Auct._ ‘Tha title 13 indisputable. no i9 d M ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of 2 writs of fier: facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Wash: ington and to me directed, I wil expose to public sale for casi, in fro-t of the Court House door of said county.on TUESDAY, the 3h of November, 1858, at 12 o’clock m., the following described property. to wit: All defendant’s right. title, claim and interest in and to Lots Nos. 1,2, 3. D.C., together with alland singuiar the improve- ments thereon, seized and levied uponas the prop- and will be sold to satisfy Judicia's NW. na 67, to October term, 1856, in favor of W.G. W. and Jane L. White, and Charles H. Van Patten, J. D. HO 5 Late Marsha for the Distnet of Columbia. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers SMALL AND DESIRABLE BRICK DWE UB: SDAY At TERNUON, November 23d, at 4 ¢’clock, on the premises, we shall seli, part of Lot enue, between 4ih and Sth streete west, running through to H street, together with the improve Dwelling-house, ecntaining 6 robms. This is 3 very comiortavie and wel! arranged house Title perfect. i Terms: One-fourth oash; the residue in 6, 12, 18 wita interest, seoured bya deed in trus By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. WELLING-HOUSE AND LOT ON MA East.—On WEDNESDAY APLERNOON, No vember 24th, at 435 o'clock. on the premises, we shail ing 58 {cet 8 inches on Mary iand avenue, between 2d aad Sd streets east, ranning back the a asu and 4, in Square No. 144, in the city of Washington, erty of Charles H. Van Patten, James C. McGuire, adm’rof John D. Wi vs. no8-t LING HOUSE AND Lot at Pi Sae.—On No. 1, in Square 517, fronting on Massachusetts ay- ments, consisting of a nest ang weil built Brick Sud in a desiracie situation for a private residence. and 24 months, a eee MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. RYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN 2DANDSD STREETS sell, the west half of Lot No 2. in Square757, front lot, with the improvements, consisting o} tial and well finished two-story frame containing 81x rooms, with a gvod cellar ed; 8 80, 8 Irame bu: iding back, used a8 & workshop. Ter: One-third cash ;"the residue iné, 12 and 18 Months, with interest, secured by & deed in trust on the premises, ¥ no 18-4 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, J ALUABLE BUILDING LUT ON FIGHTH, Between Nogtu L anp M Srrerrs, at Avc Tron—On WEwNESDAY, the ath instant, I shall sell, in front cf the premises.at4o clock p.m , part of t.ot No. 11, in oe No. 401, having a tront on ah street west of 2i feet, running back 99 feet 4 inches, This property is handsomely situated in a very rapidly improving part of the city, and the sale is Well worthy the attention cf a wishing to purchxse & handsome building lot. Terms: One-halfoash ; balance in 6. 12, and 18 interest from oy of BAe. of trust taken. Title in- A. GREEN, Auct. ARSHAL’S SALE Ia virtue ofa wrt of Va fier: facins, issued from the Clerk's Office cf the Cirowit Court of the District of Columbis for the county of Washington, and to me directed, will ex to public sale for cass, in front of the court use door of said county, on MONDAY, the 2th day of November, 1858, at 12 o’clock m., the following desoribed property, to wit: Ali defend Ant’s right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lots 7and 9, in Square No. 378, in the city of Washing - ether with aii and singular the un- provements thereon, seized and levied u; as the ‘operty of Peter Force, and will be sold to satisfy A cis! No, $3, to March term, 1855, in favor of John W. Maury surv., for use of Robert Farcham’s heire. J. D. HOOVER, Marshal months, for notes beaiin A deed ven and @ deed disputadle, noigd no 4-ts for the District of Columbia By BARNARD & BUCKY; Georget Trustee ALE.—By ud ofa dese oftrust from R: June 6. 1858, we will hard Cruit, offer at auction, on t UESDAY, the Stthday of No vember pext, at 4 o’clock p. m., on that lot of grouna in Georgetow: 3 ny at th line of Lot No. nines(3.) in to etwon, and ith the deaf ridge street ah, net to" Robert brick h said first line, jouse,at the end of then th and parallel to street 12) ie reeset reson Bre cere treet 12) feet to the beginning, with the improve: ments, third of the purchase money io bepieeren fap apt in two — = ost and TER 8. COX EERDIEAND - Risque, 002 wkdn DARNARD & BUCKET, Aunty, By A. GREEN Auctioneer. RA —_ On FM[ Day theitth aay of December next.! — seli, in front of e .m, of 3 deed of trust to a pice Bhd of eed roascdedin Ltr w A.B No Sl, 2 land ashington county, in t Dastrict reoords for W. said. viz: All of {,ot numbered - three, (23.) in Square bered 4 tm.) num! one h fet and seven, ( heving a On north ‘Ween \sth and 19th West, together with tue improvements. Whioh areS "Terma of ¢ a base SF et ohn eg Poet} Ls . the pi y. by giving seer ane resalein of city ington, at the eat aa nol6-2awkde ‘ |. Auet, of taking some ence to the claims of the As far as the deliberations of ie been te any in the ing held on Wednesday bas been y. and an old, active, influential and t ising citizen, died here suddenly this morn- ing at the age of sixty-eight * of grein. day morning into the road, and some four ive thousand bushels oats were thrown out with 1 bricks into the street. The New Line te Halifax. Boston, Nov. 20—A dispatch received at the Exchange News Room from Mr. Gisborne, this morning, announces tbat be bad arrived at Hali- fax and found everything in a favorable condi- tion for the ——— of the new submarine cable enterprise. , Baltimore Markets. Batrimosnt, Nov. 22 —Piour is dull abd un- changed Wheat is dull for inferior, choice is unchanged; red $1 20e$1 30, white Si! 35a1 40. Corn ts un- changed; new — Watse., old 682700., new llow 65a68c B0aDte. 1"provisions are quiet and vachanged. Whisky is Grm with small sales; Ohio quoted at 23 gc., but some holdersere ns king an advance. Rew York Markets. New Yort, Nov. 22 —Flour is lower: : Bate ‘Peg D. $4.35 4 60, Oblo®S 40.85 50; Souther Wheat is beavy; eboice southe te SPH; do. western white $1 25 Corn is fi xed 76°. Pork is lower; mess #17 40. Lard unchanged. Whisky is dull, and buyers demand 8 reduc- tion of ¥c. - —_—_—_—_——X—X EW WHOLESAL+ axoRE TAIL FLOUR N* Peto Shp commission stone. Lowrstana avenue, between 9th and 10th —. ‘The undersigned, having opened general Flour, Feed. and Commuseion Store, invite public to the ‘ive th HL name in part— = 108 barrels Super FLOUR, bo fo: Pammty So: 3 do: Peaneylv'n BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 5 bars Barcroft's (Celebrated) 109 bushels ground Corn MFAL.. 500 co. San OTS: RYE-CHOP, OATS, 4,00 bushels SHIPSTUFF, 1% do. POTATONS. Bykers and families wil! find it to thers’ toe: ine our stook before purchasing ere, termined to sell at the lowest market price, THOS. B. CREIGHTON: Arent, P. S.—Goods delivered to any part of the city, free of charge. T B.C., Agent. CARPETINGS !—CAK PETINGS "" I HAVE Just received fromthe Phuladelpnis auc- 64 Dar = a PHENRY EGAN, . svende. no 19-6t (Intel) bet. 6th ‘7th ste. MES. & miss mo Ete ¥ BaLtiMol invite the Ladies of Wy coiengicn and Viewty Gay hr ew WINT: BESS BRIDAL WREATHS, HEAD DRESSES. &c., &c., which will be open for inspection (undgr the mansgment of Macame Murphi.) op urdey, Monncay, Tuesday. and Weanesday, Nov. 20, 22, end = - 552 Peon. avenue, near the no i9 4t* I BLANKETS AND FLANNELS. HAVE Just rest StS nego aenectanento6~ 10-4, 1] 4,12 4 nl 5 Bine, Greca, aad Gray Bieakeres” reen, ray Bi ‘Also, heavy Shaker and Country Fiannele 333 Ps. avenue, south (Intel.) bet 6th and 7th sts. “ MURDER !—MURDER!” Gent ewes Who utter this ory in their efforts to shave with a wo:trless Razor. ould find their wey to FRANCIS'S House-furnishy tore, © 7th street. It is a comfort to shave with one of bis Rasors. He has Shaving Cream, Brusbes, Strops, G: &c, besides a w ful notions, You get your money’ _no19-tf _above Odd Fellow T . KIMMELL HOUSE. HIS Nice sad commodi mepiet ent a Teepe fo A ¥ 1108 of esis on Tu the “al This house will avound with comf* no 19 6t forts, Very respect to every house inthis or say » ‘The bar will be ied with the ors, Btalitimes. | vo cnmnges Mr.&. ¥. hell to assist and superi the house. ‘The Kimme!l Houes is situated on © street, be - pn <e and Sr mente fe py Hod ofthe Nations! Hotei, and near the Rauroad - IMMELty Prep. nold en?m SV. CAMPBELI.. Supt \VFAINE MERCER POTATOES, APPLES, M MACKEREL, &e. Deering, rom Port- 's prime Mercer Potatoes, for sale low sekaondls pptbein Apeles. tnigveltthden win es. in 4 v2,and3 Mackerel Landing thie day, fi ncener Gonmee Sony 2 Bia i vat Bradiey's wharf, bon kite Meee Slackerel putee family use, o kits Mess erel. put up for iy » 100 boxes superior Herring, ‘Salmon, Codfish, ard Alewives. For sale G50. & THOS. PARKER & Co., no 19-6tF SM& W < ute Browne’ Hotel. BE AUTOCRAT OF THE BuEAKFAST eLe oy eet dell Homes ; price 81. | jor sulle a re Ohaetend nol? S82 Pa. ave . bet. 91h and 10th ste, OLv, SILVER, LIGHT STEEL, AND German Silver Spectacies, suitable for all acd #ll kind of eyes; aleo, small expeuse. Cail to ind Giasses that w.ll suit, ces. For sale fk. LUNDY, No. $90 Pa. av., National Hotel Buiiding. no l5-w GUNPOWDER !-GUNPUWDER" 8\MUEL BACON & CO., No. 319 nis avenue, paving bean Syntace setrow" gity, offer to the t: 1 gi U iE fectured by the der Compa- tan soe ae eas be parcaes eo ac no ust, E SOLD— zew PIANOS M twenty good second- ones, in to . iH . no 17 96 Pa sv., between 9h and ‘ WM. 3. AA FESS Coumissione oO Hr. C T OF CLAIMS, END CONVEVAN ER, Ofce and residence, No. 432 1st street east, Green's ow, Capitol Hill, Wills, Deeds, racts, sod ali other legal writ= ings, carefoliy Promptly prepared. _no 12-2m FRA COMING! OP. Opnra ‘ARTY FANS, new styles, HEAD Fins aoa PERFUMERY, ae ** NoLAUGHLIN’S, Bo 1%St_ (Union) Pa av.. bet. 8th and Sth g's. (DDING PRESENTS A SPLENDID VamieT: oF GOODS, euit- able for Brida! Presents, jai oateuct. no 19 3t_ (Union) Pa av., bet. 8th oth’ sts MRS. WEAVER, From BaLtinong, ) t lend: LADIES aod CHILDREN'S MILLING eines, see en oe 2a. and 33d Novermbersat 1 ime no is t* * CAUTION. Aut Persons sre he; tak - Ssqcinesied beees Sarge omer wey & Co. or any of Ove il, 188, = in 6 days, the considerstion ‘suid note mols ate JAMES MoGRAW. HE STATKMENY MADE ABUVE pote obtained a0 gee ane DORSEY & COOK SCHOOL OF DESIG. A, NP MECHANICS’ p, xEAMIRG Pees Lessons al and Orramental Soke Wiser Vere eee Eat, Mott cried ay state Corer ‘Terms. . month, in advance. no 18S DEANS LIFE GEESERVING VEST. P ‘ctober 1858. J. 8 STEPHENS, beaver jn Fine Co‘Ring sod Browse’ Hotels wt cece ct cee ee ea ee T is pen Pr