Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1858, Page 3

tp" Tux Sram PUsLISMRS THE Lists ce LETTERS REMAINING Ix THE Wasmixeton Cirr Post Orrick UNDBR TRE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIS SCTING THEM TO BE rRINTSD IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF TRB OFFICE. Its TOTAL DALY CIRCULATION 18 MORE THAN DOUBLES THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED ts tue District or Cotumazis. City Covnctts—Beard of Aldermen —The Boa:d met last night at the usual hour, the Pses- ideat (W.T Dove, Esq ) in the Chair. A communication was received from the Mayor announcing bis having signed certain acts. Mr Brown presented the petition of John Con- noily praying that more than six dollars —— allowed for burying the outdoor poor who die of small pox ; referred to health committee. Also, auotber petition from same, asking addi- tional compensation for burying Hilley Lemons; referted to claims committee. Mr. Thos. Miller, from improvements com- mittee, oe & bill for the relief of Thos. W. Burch; ington, on leave, introduced a Dill appropriation for the repair of dam- age on U street sonth, between New Jersey ave- nue aud First street east ; ° Mr. Brown, from claims committee, re) adversely on the | aay ara Humphreys & Juene- mann, asking to be dise! ed. Also, adversely on the petition of Daniel Collins, making the same request; agreed to. Also, adversely on the petition of Thomas G. Ford, from the lower beard, hoor, 3 an appro- priation to pay for oil furnished the Northern Liberties Fire Company ; laid on the table. Mr. Pearson, from the same committee, re- ported a bitl from the lower board for the relief of Elizaveth Perguson, with an amendment; which was agreed to, and the bill passed. Mr. Fisher, from the fire department commit- tee, to whom was referred the petition of Wm. M. Ives, asking payment for repairs done on the Northera Liberties fice engine, reported the same back, asking to be discharged; agreed to. Mr. Fisher moved to take up a joint resolution ‘ving permission tothe Metropolitan Mechanics’ faseituce to erect an exhibition butiding in the western portion of Judiciary Square; agreed to ‘The resolution was read for information ; and, on motion, was amended by the following pro- iso : Provided, The consent of the President of the United States be first obtained. After some farther amendments, the resolution was passed—ayes 5, noes 2 Ou motion of Mr. Thomas Miller, the nomi- nation of Sylvester F. Gates as Clerk uf the East- ern Market, viee Michael Conner resigned, was taken up for consideration. Aad, on motion, the nomination was confirmed. Mr. A. W. Miller, on leave, introduced a joint resolution authorizing the Mayor to distribute, on Thanksgiviug morni , two thousand loaves of bread and one thousand pounds of beef to the poor of Washington; which was laid on the table. Mr. Fisker introduced a bill explanatory to the 7th section of the act tegulating auctions in the cityof Washingtou ; referred to police committee. A joiut resolution from the lower Board, author- izing legal proceedings to be instituted agaiust Joba M. McCalla, late City Collector, was taken trom the President's table, and referred to the tuance commitiee. And the Board adjourned. + Common Council.—The President being ab- Sent, the Vice President (Mr. Tree) took the chai:, The Mayor’s Message, with the report of the inspector of fire apparatus, was referred to fre departinent committee Mr. Mobun presented the petition of Agnes i referred to claims committee. r. Wallace asked leave to present a joint res- olution for the distribution of bread to the poor on Thanksgiving day. Mr. Orme objected Mr. Wallace moved to suspend the rules; lost— yeas 11, nays 8—not three-fourths. Mr. Jones, from Ways and means committee, reported a Joint resolution authorizing a snit against the sureties of JM. McCalia, late Col- lector, to recover the sum of $95,448 14, the amount reported due by the committee to examine the accounts of the lste Collector; laid over tempo- rarily, by consent. Mg. Turton, from the improvements commit- tee, reported a bill for relief of Wm Linkins and B PF. Moxiey,assignors of Alfred Collins; passed Mr. Powell, from the claims committee, re- Ported adversely on the petitions of Thos. Moore and Jeremiab Kinaifey. The comtnittee Was dis- ebarged from the further consideration. Also, reporied a bill for relief of Patrick Barry, roviding for the remission of one of two fines mposed upon him by Justice McKenna. Mr. Bohrer moved to amend by remitting both Snes Se payment of the costs; lost—yeas 6, nays I The bill, as reported, was adopted. Also, a bill for relief fies M. Lioyd; 5 The report of the ways and means committee on the suit of Jao. M. McCulla was taken up. Mr. Lieyd moved to amend b: striking out “the sureties of Jno. M. McCalla’’ and insert, * Jno. M. McCalla, late city collector, a:d his sureties ;"' aceey . Mc. Lioyd moved toattach a preamble explana- tory 6f the action of the Council in passing the Jrint resolution; lost—yeas 4, nays 15. Mr gy pene 2 preamble differently ex- ft > for same purpose; lost—yeas 4, nays Fe And the feport wes shopa rae Mr. Castleman moved to suspend the rules to tske up Mr Watlace’s resoiution tn relation to the distribution of bread aud meat to the poor on Thanksgiving day; lust—yeas 11, mays 7; not three-fourths Mr Mulloy, frem the police committee, re- ported adversely on the Aldermen's biil in rela- tion to the weighing of hay, &c , and recom- iwended this Board to insist upon the bill it had passed, and ask a committee of conference; the report was accepted, and Messrs. Mulloy and Casticman appoiated on the part of this Board. Mr. Bobrer, from the schools committee, re- ported a bili making an *ppropriation for the public schoois Mr. Jones moved to Postpone until next Mon- Gay; lost Mr Jones moved to lay it om the table; lost— yeas 5, pays 10. ‘The previous question was ordered. Mr. Orme moved to adjourn Phos Cheir decided that the motion was not in order Mr. Jones appealed from the decision, and the Chalr was sustain d—yeas 12, nays 7. Mar. Wallace moved to reconsider the vote just taken and to lay that motion on the table; passed — yeas 13, nays 6 And the bill was passed. Mr. Parker, trom the fire department commit- tee, reported a bill for the relief of the Columbia Fice Compeay. Oa = pnp of Mr. Powell, the bill was recom- mitted to obtain the accom, ing papers. Mr. Wallace introduced’s brit ‘e prevent the carrying of arms on the Sabbath; referred to police committee. Mr. Mulloy moved to adjourn; carried—yeas 11, Bays 6 Aad the Board adjourned. Tue Presipext’s MountepGcarps’ Barr — it Bas seldom fallen to our lot to be present ata more delizbtfal entertainment than that elven to thelr friends on last hight by the President's Mounted Guards at Odd Feliows’ Hall. Not- w din, the inauspicious condition of the Wrather, a Lost of owners of black eyes, and Ne. 2% ladies” smallest, with their faces clad in such beaming smiles as only the announcement that tLe “Guards’’ were about to give. ball, and that Eesputa’s baud was to be preser.. could Produce, were there, decked im their gay st; and although the bali was not crowded wit dancers, yet the company present was suiliciently numeruus, and (be Faia was ratherlooked upon as a providential tuterposition in bebalf of criuuline by the fair ones ipreeent, who knew how properly to value their due cxtentofcizcumference ‘The “Guards,” too, bad turned out toa man, ard, in their hand- me Uniforms and vay equipments, looked sutti- eleutly killing; aad in the matter of furuishiug Pleasure to their friends showed themselves on this, as they have ow all other occasions, more than successful. Among the lookers on at this festive scene we noticed Mayor Berret. The ball opened by the performance of the President's Mounted Guard Grand March by the baad; after which, sets were rapidly formed, aud sil catered with true zest upon the festivities of the might, which were kept up uninterruptedly untiLa very late hour this horniug. Floor man- aget King, with bis eff-ctive corps of assistants Mestre b, Jones, Essex and Hodgson, spared no pains to render the vecasion a most agreeable one to ali participating in it. Esputa won addi- tivnal laurels for bis orchestral management. ‘The Guards again demoastrated their uarivalied quality as getters up of capital entertainments, aod wilt long be gratefully cemembered by those were fortunate enough to Participate in the fes- Uvities of last wight. Hora:>.—Sunday night, a woman named Ellen Murphy entered the house of Edward Shanaghan, ou N street, between Third and Fourth streets, nad abused his wife, Mary Shanaghan. She then tarned upon Slanaghan himself. He told ber he did not wish { a woman; if she were a man Mt would be dite Just thea Elien busband came in and pled with S she tovk @ pot of boilin ter fiom the stove and threw it upon Shaw: n’s face, at the same time sealding ber own bi id. Dr. Bogan was sent for, and be is of opiuion that one of Suana- gban’s eyes is entirely lost, aud if the other is saved it will be by the exercise of the utmost care and attention. A warrant was issued by Justice Doan, and placed in the hands of Uftcer ‘Timms for tbe arrest of the woman, but as yet no @ clue to ber whereabouts his been obtained. officer, from whom this sccount was obtained, the injured man this morning, and says be y scalded. Nite “Disriic? “Portes — Sie" thy mencement of the present month, the following cases have been disposéd of before Justice Wil- liars, of this district: ‘Two young men, arrested for disorderly con- dactin the Northern Liberties’ Market, were fined $5 91each. A man'was @rrested by Officer Wat- , for committing a nuisance; issed. poste man arseaied by Officer Gormley, for nae ol fanity in the street; fined $2.91, and bound over to the ~ Two colored women were fined $3 94 each, for Profanity in the street. Pink general outrageous coudet and’ protectin Mask 1 ou con V5 =o wD A tary toes apap the law relative firs logs, was fined $10 4. H. Levy, profanity E decent behavior; $1 94. Altied Thomas, Mary Jones and Jas. Hill, for indecent and outrageous Debavior in the streets, were fined each $10 94. Micbael Kane, Eaw’d McCormack and Edthund Barke, for racing borses in the streets, were each fined $591 H. Bressenbbam, profanity; $1.94, Ann Eaton, drunkenness and profanity; 81.9. ‘Two restaurant keepers, for violating the law regulating the opening and closing of taverns, were each fined $10 and $1 38 costs. Alexander Adams, cursing; $1 94. Mary MeKilligan, do; SLM. Ann Chase, disord-riy bebavior; $1.94. Yesterday morning, a United States warrant was issued against John Medar and his daughter on the charge, by Antonio Heitmuller, of stealing vegetables from his stand in the Northern Liber- ties Market-house. The les were arrested and brought before the justice; but the eviden: the prosecuting witness, who attem: to fden- tify certain stalks of celery and of cabbage by marks of natural decay upon them, was not considered sufficient by the mayistrate, especially after calling a number of table deale:s from the market, who swore that it was impossible to identify vegetables unless by the mannerin which they had been cut: so the case was dismissed. Medar, on being dismissed, threatened to behead Heitmuller, who thereupon had him bound over to keep the peace. About tweuty warrants have been issued during the present month at this office—and the cases are now pendinzg—ngainst boys of all ages for disor- derly conduct, such as throwing stones, playing bandy, and other unlawful games in the public streets. Lt appears to be the intention of the otfl- cers of a Se to prek up, if possible, the assembling for disorder! urposes of all boys who have hitherto been atthe babit of thus as- sembling in the northern portion of the city. AsouT tuft Mxrrorotitan Mecuamics’ Ix- sTiTUTEZ.—Among the business transacted by the Board of Aldermen last night, was the passage by them of the subjoined joint resolution, based upon the memorial of Chas. F. Stansbury, Esq , corresponding secretary and chairman of the committee of managers of the Metropolitan Me- chanics’ institute ; Joixt Resotvtion granting the use of the west portion of Judiciary Square to the Metropoli- tan Mechanics’ Institute, for the purpose of holding a National Exhibition thereon. Whereas, The Board of Managers of the Me- tropolitan Mechanics’ Institute, purpose to hold, io ay, i960, a national exhibition of works of Amerfean arts and industry; and whereis the managemen* of xaid Iustitute Lave asked per- mission of this Corporation for the use of the west portion of Judiciaty Square for the purpose of erecting buildings for said Purpose. Be it therefore— Resolved, §c., That the Board of Management of the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute be, and they are hereby permitted to use and cecupy so much of the west portion of Judiciary Square as tay be required for the purpose of erecting build- ings, &c , suitable for the objects of said exbibi- tion, and that they be permlited the use of the same for two years from the time of their exbilyi- tion. Provided, That the buildings Proposed to be erected shail meet theapprobation of the Pres- ident of the United States, and shall be so con- structed as not to detract from the appearance of the neighborhood, and shall be painted or white- washed. Provided. That the approval of the President of the United States be first obtsined ; and provided, farther, thut the consent of the Property bolders on the squares fronting on the proposed building shall first be obtained. Court oF CLaims.—Yesterday, Judge Black- ford delivered the opiaion of the Court in the case of Francis R. Tillon and another, surviving executors of Henry Eckford, deceased, vs. The United States. The claim was for rent for the use of certain lands by the United States; and the Court decided that the claimants have shown no cause of action. Judge Loring delivered the opinion of the Corrt in the case of Richard Goodman ts. The United States. The Court decide that he has not made wut a case showing that he is entitled to relief. Judges Blackford and Scarburgh delivered opinions adverse tu the claim of Henry W. Morris vs. The United States. The claim is to recover @ certain balance of pay which the claimant alleges to be due to bim as a captain in the navy of the United States. Judge poly dissented from the above opiuions Judge Loring delivered the opinion of the Court adverse to the claim of Almanzon Huston vs. The United States, growing out of a mail contract. ‘The Court then proceeded to consider the case of the heirs of Dr Jas Thatcher vs. The United States, and J. J. Coombs, Exq , opened the ar- gament in behalf of the petitioner. Upon the conclusion of his remarks, the Court adjourned. Centre Marxet.—Notwithstanding the un- favorable weather yesterday and last night, the market this morning was numerously attended by dealers:from the adjacent counties of Maryland and Virginia as well as by the licensed dealers. The supplies were abundant, the p:ices un- chasped! and business part of the mor: ng brisk A novel festure has been introduced into the fish market—the sale of fish by weight. This morn- ing we noticed that the well-known dealer, D. B. Jobuson, had decorated his stand with a variety of fresb fish, not very common in our market, and from bim we obtained the prices, as follows : Cod, rlv., le ; blae” ash, do, ic; flounders, do., Oe ; haddock, do., 1c; white perc, do , 12c ; rock, do., 12c r The bay market was well supplicd, but the de- mand was not very lively. ‘Coxvit:0N OF THE Fink Derantwent.—The report of the inspector of fire apparatus shows the condition of the companies of the department to be as follows: Union —Engine and suction in order; the bose needs repair, and also the engine house. Franklin —Apparatus in good order; about four hundred feet of hose in order; about the same amount undergoing repairs Perseve- rance.—The old engine neads repair; the balance of the apparatus in good order. Columbia —All inorder. Anacostia —All in order except the suction. Metropolitan Hook and Ladder —All in working order; but needs painting for preserva- tion. ” Arrests For Lanceny.—Oflicer Daw arrested Nicholas King and Gus Morris, who were charged with stealing a lot of wines from Benedict Jost The parties were taken before Justice Donn, and after an investigation of the el ppog d they were fully committed to jail for trial at the eusuing term of the criminal court. ti Roesgep.—The dry goods store of Mr. Andrew Goddard, on Seventh street, near New York aw- nue, was broken open on Saturday or Sunday night last, aud the money drawer robbed of some S$ incash. The place was entered by forcing up the slide door of the front entrance, and breaking out a large pane of glass in the door. Rea. Estate Satz —A. Green, auctioneer, sold lots No. 21 and 22 In Cabct’s subdivision of square No on G street, between North Cap- itol and First street, for $260. Cormick Nutehel purchaser. Ir Has Uren current: Westera cities the noon, for th ported that jostef the ‘van Bel.” tolls ever day beat. and every ni W settier is su poisonous drug, Gnd instructed to take it atities, if if he would esoage the Fever ‘and Agus. edicine chest fil'ed with this ben taken with so much indiscretion, has jared 3 compourd which has, in al! cases un'whign it hee been tried, proved a a) vy cure for Fever and Ague. and other discnace caused by the dige.tive ° Ae. or sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve where. Sag nO 22-e.St Crear Books anp Srationgay at Adamson’s new store on Niath street, one dvor from Pennsy!l- vaninavenue. Letter a: te Paper from six to fifteen cents per quire. Gcod Euveiopes from three to four cents a package. Agency for ali the News- papers, Cheap Publications, Magazimes, &c. n2-tf Fares, Bails, and Festivals i Sooeiacne oral oe - ices, iresh 101 y nds, roda e. e every day.at the Philadelphia Confectionery and Ice Cream Depot, corner 12th and F streets, oc35 lm Wovixe Canes, very pretty and very cheap, at the Phiiadeiphia Confectioners. eoruer 12th aud F sae fee Cream and Water lees, 38 osnts per quar no Loa al viky, ftera! |. JOHN f Loudcen esuntee Van eat Se from his late tendence. on 1 street, between 4th and 5th, on Wednesday, at Bde oO’ clock p.m. On the 23d instant, at 73 o’clocka. m., ROBERT 8.. only son of R, Lard P.A. Teel, sged three years, 5 mooths 19 days. The ys) will take place + Seth inet. nol ’ . Gronexrown, Nov. 23. 1858 our eity this morning Js, unusually quiet, and entirely barren of news of any moment. Owing to the rather inclement and gloomy condition of the weather yesterday there was but little euldoor Désiness of any kind doing. Consequently, we ave little in the way of market reports We jearn that there will beno religious ser- vices in the West Georgetown (M.E.) church on Thursda: thanksgiving day, but that the congre- gation unite with the Dumbarton street con- gregation in papel the day by religious ser- ae the Rev. Dr. Fi wards’ Dumbacton street eburch. We take great pleasure in calling the attention of the Star’s readers to the concert to sa ee by the children at the High street E iscopal mission school on thanksgiving night. fo better oppor- tunity could be afforded them of encouraging by their presence and means a very praiseworthy moral enterprise. We therefore pe to find a crowded house on the occasion, as such a result will tend In nowmall degree to encou those in charge of the school, and the little ones under theif charge. Certainly a more suitable method of cloglug up the day could not have been fallen upoa: Ve learn that Capt. John Hopkins, of our city, one of the most extensive brick burners in the District, lias been confined to his room several days, seriously indisposed by some affection (sup- posed to be cane-r) of the stomach. There ix but little doing in the flour market. Good standard superfine brands are still held at $5 12485 25. Extras higher, as in quality. No change in wheat or corn, and but little of either offering. Sales yesterday of some 1,000 barrels hew corn, in the ear, at $3 per barrel of five bush- els. Also, sale of 1,500 @ushels prime oats, from b : ressel, at d5e. Arrivals. Schr. W. P. Philips, from Boston assorted cargo, to Hartly & Bro. Schr. West Dennis, Ste; y, New York, 2,000 barrels cement to Capt. beg also, several small crafts with gtain, wood. ', oysters, &c. The steamer Columbia, Harper, from Baltimore, is at the wharf of Messrs Hyde & Davidson, discharging cargo. 3. ee reo ALEXANDRIA, eae Correspondence of The Star. AL#xanpRia, Va., Nov. 23, 1858, Our Georgetown friend is “amused” to think that when the Long Bridge is swept away, the Alexandria aqueduct a mass of ruins, and George- town harbor clear of mud banks, that city will become acoaldepot. If not till then, Alexandria may keep the trade until the skies fall and we catch larke, On Sunday afternoon, Officers Warder, Padget and Hancock arrested Robert Ballenger, charged with an assault upon Pat’k.Doyle; Rob’t White, William Winters, (free colored,) and Henry Rodgers for disorderly conduct. ‘They were dealt with according to law. The Mount Vernon Guards assemble to-night With a view to eff-ct a more thorough organiza- tion and adopt a new uniform. The weather has been very inclement, and little outdoor business has been (ransacted. FOR RENT AND SALE. [sez FIRST PAgs.} —Three unfurnished ROUMS, suit- mal! family, on the second fl’ or of the house situated on H street, between 10th and Tith, No. 435, no 23 Tu,W&S8* Is HOUSE TO KENT—Located on E street south, between 2d and Sd,enst. in good condi- tion, essonavle, and taken, in part, im ice, Apply on no 23-tf FURNISHED BOUS» TO RENT—336 between 3da d 434 streets north—supplied water, gas, &c., stave and carriage house. A On the premises, 1x0 23 eo ———___1 1035 eolw__ Rgexs WITH FIRST CLASS BOsKD—A lady having fine commaricating Rooms would tuke a gentlema: sud nis wife to BOARD ima very giisibie house in tho First Ward, on Peni ‘enue. i ferences exchanged, Address “Home,” office of is per. Aine. & hne Stable, w.th Carriage-house to rent, no 23 eost* Rvoxs—r asantly situated, either single or Connecting. ean be obtained at No. 3:1 ‘Penn. ae outh side, between 9th and 10th sts, no %3- Fo RENT—A new three-story BRICK DWELLING STORE on <0th street. be- tween Mand N sts. ‘The house contains 7 rooms With the store, cli of which are nicely furnished. Rent $180, Inquire of JUHN E. HENELL, vext door. no 2-iw* F°s RENT—One FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, containing six rooms, situated on Massachusetts avenue, between i4th Sth sts. For furtuer particulars inquire on the premises, or of me in the Northern or Centre Market. Rent, 312 per month. : no 2-4t JAS, E. DUNAWIN. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET.—Two s three fine oe with oir nancet < ao water, bath, wi ras 5 m best of neigborhuods, are for rent. ken Enquire he premises, No. 417 12th street, between New ‘ork avenue and | street. RO 20-e04t Arm Chairs, ina. Giass,and Sine Cooking S Vv jar Counter, ea, i. R eine oyster a Stock nore, fame Brandy. G = Rum, Champagne, Claret. Port, Sherry and a Wines, Stock ort Petea, brands, ‘clock. in front of the i AE Roy era Bienen promos 1 two sented Rockaway, 2 Spring Wagons. Terms: $2) and under cash ; over that sums cre- dit Gabon | for Satiefastor endorsed notes, bear- i it 4 CHAS. ME DES. k: a howd J.C MoGUIRE & GO2 eee: By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auotionsers. Cotiocn an Pease hoc os oe Ra rs — AFTEKNOON, Novemersuk: an the au rooms, we shal! sell, 82,018 ration of Washington s per cent. quar- 200 Cormecatien Of Washington 6 per cent. haif- Corporation of Washington Certificate of In- 2.5 Conetionel [xeniiae Der cent. Stock, Sim Alexandria Corporation Coupoa s. Bos dn Fe MOS OIEE & 00, Avete, By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EXCELLENT “ CHICKERING” ROSE- Woop Piano Forts, FURNITURE aND Hovse- HOLD Eevects at tuBL’c Sace.—Or TUESDAY MORNI'G, November 3), at 10 o’clock, at No. $95 E street, between 9th 10th streets west, wa shall sell, the Furniture anc Effects of a gentleman de- clining housekceping, viz: Rosewood Case Piano Forte, by Chickori 2 Mahowany Hair Spring Sofas, Rucker and Parlor . Marb.o-iop Tables, Whatnet, Gas Chandeliers and Fixture, ae ana aro ‘oo and Shad mask Curtains, Cori Brussels, Three-ply tod Ingrain Carpete, Gilcloth, Matting, and Ri Cane and Wood seat Ch Bedsteads, Dressing aud Wardrobes. Washstand: Ha rand Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows. Biinkete, Comforts, Spreads, Pateut K ocking Cradle, Iron Bedsteada, Dining Tatles, China, Ginss and Crockery, Cooking and Kadiator Stoves. ’ ether with & general assortment of Kitchen nd under, cash : over that amount a 0 id 90 days, for notes bearing interest, and satisfactorily endorsed, . no 23 eod J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auots. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON ern ST.. EAST OF TH# CAPITOL, AT AUCTION.—On MON- DAY, the 2ad iust,. at 4 o'clock p. rem- isos, 1 shall sell, Lot No. 13, in&q No. |. have ing @ front of 50 feet on the weat aide of sth street East Capitol and north A streets, 134 feet | inch, containing 6,204 feet 2 ‘erms: One third oash; balance in six and nine day of sale. A deed needa deed of trust taken, fitle in- Cisputable. AlLeouveynncing ‘8t the cost of ihe pur- er. If the terms be not complied with within 10 days from day — the property oom be resold at the 6 ds! juent. “poled manenA. GREEN, Aut. 17" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on &coount of the inclemenoy of the weather, until SATURDAY, the 27th inat., same hour piace. how 23-4 GREEN, Auct’r.” By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEsEx PTORY SALE OF CHUICE BOT- TLED Liquors —n FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November 20th, at 434 o’eluck, we shall sell, for ac- @ount of whom it may coacern. to cover advances— ‘Tweniy four dozen superior London Dock Brandy, lunported directly by a gent'eman of this city Together with s {ot of Mastel Otatd. Dupuy & Co.'s jenneasey and Cognac Brandies, some of it worth $20 per dozen, Old Wieck, Mononrahela, and Rye Whisky, Superior Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines, Rum, Gin, &c . &o All of which wilt be sold to the highest bidder Terms: $20 and under cash; over that sum, a sae. <. dG) fetes for satisfactorily en- es, bearing 1 4 mo 2d od. Ce MoGtIRE & CO., Auo N ARSHAL’S SAIL.E.—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 Washington and to me directed, I wil expuse + public sale for casH, in front of the Court House door of suid county. on TUESDAY, the 30°h of November, 1853, at 12 o’elock m., the following described property.to wit: All defendant’. Fight. title, claim: and interest in and to Lots Nos. 1,2, 3, and 4. No. 144, in the city of Washington, D. ithalland singular the improve- reon, seized and levies mas the prop- erty of Charies H. Van Patten, and will be sold to satisfy Jud:cials N, 1856, in favor of W, James C. MoGuire, adm’r of John D. Char! les H. Van Patten. « D. n Late Marshal for the District no 6-t OR RENT—The front PARLOR and BED- KOOM attached, over Kidwell & Laurence’s Drug Store. ‘The most desiratie rooms on Penn, avenue, om account of their nearness to Willards Hotel and the Departments. A!xo, two Bedrooms in third story. All furnianed. Apply to KIDWELL & LAURENCE, FE, near coruer ith street. no 9-e0ts js URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Several good sized Furnished ROOMS, suitable for a joel) of gentiemen, situsted on b street, No. 291, tween !4th and ISth streets, convenient to Wil- tarda’ Hotel ann the Treasury Department. no 2-lw* a OR RENT—A large three story BRICK DWELLING. with basement and atttio, bath- room. gas, &¢.—No. 389 K street north, between sth and - west, Inquire at No. 404, nearly opposite, no 18-7t* BOARDING. Bos® DING.—A large and elegantly furnished front RUOM, with the conveniences of gas, shower-bath fixtures, &c., may be ovtained, with select BOARD, at 58 H street, between 6th aud 7th sts. no 23 St* N RS. A. W. BRINKLEY respectfully informs 0 her t.iends and the public that she 1s pi ed to accommudate ers, both transient ai manent, on reasonabl: rims. Persons desiring vomlo: bome, where there are no child where avery attention will be to make them comnfor ie, willdo weil by applying immediately at herreaidence, No. 62 south Futaw street. be- tween Camden and Pratt sts., Baltimore. no 17-'m OARDING, with handsomely furnished Rooms, Ute sk pea ooo eu a iation at n street, bet w. iN bw = le Boarders oan also be acoummodated, oo l-im —_—— CHEA P, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST. Ge you want to by Ae? a Cone Ten Set. com- te, in 44 pieces, wo ? wr eae i'at C. E, GREEN'S. ee zee ment to oy a He aeaiies Prcased Glass ‘Tumbier for 40 cents per dozen, wortn 75? PeOsil at C. E: GREEN'S, Do you want to bay Dinner Knives for $3 per set, worth $5: Call at C. E. GREENS ‘i pase want to he i heavily Piated Spoons jz pei it, wi if OF Sa poraets worts Sail at QE. GREEN'S, Do you want to buy Furmture, Wood Ware, China. or Gls Ware, Cutlery, Japaned Goods, or t 6 furnishing line? ee ae Le Hout at CoE GREEN'S, 178 Pennsylvania arenue, bet. 17th and 18th streets, where yowcan buy Goods lv per cent., and in some cases 50 per cent., less than you can elsewhere. no 20-3t States) THANK&GIVING FIXINGS! Oup Maryland Hams, real Bologna Sausage, Lew Kaisins, Currants, Citron ard Figs, yon | pines and Braudies, superior Applies, Oranges mone Families wishi su of fresh Oysters on ‘Thanksgiving. will please es their orders tne day before. SAML. T. DRURY, no 2 3t Corner 14th st. and Penns. avenue. THE HARP. Tue QUEEN OF ALL INSTRUMENTS, Pp wishing to learn the Harp, but not having ill be allowed the privilege f use of one 1i¥ practise without caari the NEw MusicaL Repository by making mediate ar- rangements with Prov. C. T. DeCa:six. for a thoroush and proper course af imstructson, iuclud- is Sp pene pem New ae AG od AND AssaGEs. Terms $30 per quarter: pay no more. Eime ane TONKD inte tom $250 to $900, war- Tan 5 . : Haxr Srrinos for $5.75. Everything in the musia ine. Pisxos, Harps, Guitars, &0., &o., for sale and torent. Musica! Repository corner llth st. and Pa. av. no 2-tf r- a THE QUESTION Is OFTEN Asked, “ Why do so many House- keepers from ¥ lower part of the City go up to C. E, GREEN’S, 173. Penos)lvania avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, 'o purchase what they want, when there are so many stores of the Rip ivemed y a hborheod 7” Teas: obviv Fret Seay ene on hand an exten- ment of is in hie line, 2 “Second—C. E. GREE \ has fine rooms in which to show his goods. Z Third—C. Va GREEN oan showing tock, ether you we we nut. ae E. GREEN sends goods to any part o he ‘oity, free of h—S. E. SeRENs Goods are of a superior 4 age - Sixth—C. E. GREEN being in a portion of the here 75 per sent. lors than m the Scoaee pets be is eunbied to seil Goods at Teast ten NUiFakpescagconDuONean en » PO Pe av., between wwwtae Debt sirtened + NOTICK.—Persons in srrears for due this Corporation will please call once, otherwise they wiil subject them Seives to expense and mortification. The School ‘Pax list 1s bow in my hands for collection. 3. F. SHEKELL, Collector. Georgetown, D.C, Nov. 16, 1858. no 17-'m* RR D—Schooner P. Philips, from Bos ton, aud isnow discharging cargo. ' For freight appiy to & ARTLEY & BRO., Agent: no 2? = ere at C' DER !—CIDER !!—CIDER I! Grocers snd other retailers can be supplied with prime Clarified CLDER in quantities to suit, and on easonah'e t: 2 DT “oat ARNY & SHINN. OTATUOES AND APPLES, Just arrived and now going into store, 100 barrels prime POTATOES and 1,000 barrels prima Bald- win — ws ras wer LEWIVES, in good . wv. in ioe eae Phy M. CLABAUGH, treet. no 23 St No. 89 Water st., Georgetown. CHARITY CONCERT BY THE SABBATH SCHOOL OF THE ES’T EPISCOPAL MISSION CHAPEL FEO. HANKSGIVING NIGHT. at 7% o'clock, At the Chapel. High street, Georgetown. ‘Tickets 1 wenty-five Ceuta. no 22 4t* F'3s APPLES AND ONIONS— 200 barrels prime new Alewives, wd 0.3 small Mackerel, o. 1 Eastern Herring, chooner Phillips, from Bos- 100 do: Daily expected ton. ALSO, 30 barre!s hand-picked Apples, put up expressly for family use 70 berrels Golden skin cee ana : ourly expect per brig ia. and for sale r HARTLEY & BROTHER, no 22 4t 99 and 101 Water st., Georgetow: OLESALE AND RETAIL FEED NEW WHO tHOUSI BY HAN. C. ADDISON, No. S3 Water Srazet, Gzorncetown, D. C. no ti-Im* — ss POTATOES. 3,000 susnets Vem ware MER- CER New Je POTATES in store and for sale in lots to suit purelasers, PETER BERRY, 85 Water street. PSILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE, The undersigned having accepted the agency, now give notice that they are prepared to furnish their Cee the — generally with Massey, v Co.'s super see Coe 8 A OGRT ALE, in whole and half barrels, at Baltimore prices, for Casi on delivery. As we sell this Ale ony on com- bere our rier will be rigidly vecpemebon ep ton guaran in every ins! prov: of defect be tgiven "within twenty-four hours after Jomestio Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout (fully if not superior, to imported, at #1 to $1.50 dozen, delivered y part of Washington, i) Beorestown.cr a 'ARNY & SHINN, oot2 51 Green street, Georgetown. no6 SEND TO SHILLINGTON’S FOR NEW Ss iy ks, Foreign Periodicals, and Th of life in Nownsspece. Lay s. = tale at sont and domestic acitoerat of the Breakfast Table, by Oliver Wen- |O mes. Ronister of Rural Affairs and Cultivator’s Aima- nas, 59. iT iokene’ Household Words for December, Peterson's Magazine for December, cs i a ik for December, containing a ya lay's Book f elegant coiored fashion town, Housekeep- » Uncle Sam, and German Almanars for sale at 20 cents per dozen. binnk Books, Letter, Note, and Cap Paper for al t one at SHILLINGTON?S Bookstore, 20.S8t_Odoon Building, cor. 436 st. and Pa. BY. ] SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. *, 4 ne aoe on hand e ful assortment of Gents’ olen rts and awers. Meroe Vestsiniow and high necks, and Shirts. , 800 date JP F* er Sih and 7th ace. ‘ t CAUTION. . L Persons horebs forewarned against me Pe me are ot ~j «ec tek- 4 JAMES McGRAW, auoH boowsud seit i Auction Sales, TO-DAY ¢ TO-MORROW MORNING, Gy J. C. MeGUIRE & CO. Auctionsers. SMALL AND DESIRABLE BRICK DWEL- Suet SE AERA Ce . on tirouih we H street, together with Raia Sea ea area dee a situation for & private ‘erms: Une-fourth onan ; i Bo lta J.C. MoGUIRE & ©O., Ancts. FUTURE Days. c By 3 c. nega & CO., Auctioneers. *¥ A i OF VA LUABLE CARA WAR as eRe eaNCtion 6 rooma, we shall soil, catalogue, & coliectior = dable Book Sele eee 8 oellenoy Canalis e’ Albuquri razilinn Migister, comprising . works inthe Fnglish, Frereh, ah, ted Rortugueae languages. all ‘ best Parisian style ndings. repntalogacs may be obtained at the counting- TUS. Terms cash. no 2 J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auots. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, a ti: DMINISTRATORS’ SALE OF SMAL LOT OF cHoicR WIN, &c. PRIDAY AP- SKNOON, November 26th, st 4 o'clock, at the Riotion rooms, we sha | sell, a sroall lot of choices ines. belonging to the estate of the iaté L. #. Hardin, comprising Cc agne, Madeira, Sherry, Claret, and Italia Lot California Wine, 14 a, Small ot Brandy, Whisky. Cherry Cordial, Cigars; Lot Books, Box Sheils, Coil At!antio Cabie. &eo, ‘Terms cash, WM. P. JOHNSTON, GEORGE D FOWLE, mi rod 3. C. MeGUIRE“® CO Anore Mi *iinetes heguad irom the Gian aed irom the Clerk’: Cirourt Court of the District of ‘Coin bia for the pe te ad Se sanimeton and to me siesten ae will ex- 80 ubliec sale for casu, in front o} Rouse ddor of said county, on’ MO: day of November, bs aad R come m.,t jescri! ty, wi n 0. 3%, bet and 6, of said subdivision, poke ous Squaes? Ne! 38), as laid down in the Surveyor’s oi i B, folio No. 142, in the city of Washiveton, D Ge together with ail and singular the improvements George Pages and will beiesta te eee Per zt e e, I wi 19 BALIS: adicais NM a. to Detober tare, 1858, in favor of. Robert H, er, tise of Cuien SE ing POMETE +3 ay ‘ars! 00 21-dts for the District of Columbia, i" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED untii MONDAY, the 22d instant, eame hour and place, in consequence of the Inciemency o! the weather. W. SELDEN, Marshal no 15 ts for the Diatriot of Columbia. fl THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Postponed, until FRIDAY, the 2th instant, same hour and place, nom d W. SELDEN, Marshal. N AKSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of Li writecf fier: faciss issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cirouit Court of istrict of Columbia for the county of Washi mn and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for cast.in front ofthe Court House door of said county,on TUESDAY, the of November, 1853, at l2 O'clock m., the following described property, to wit: All defendant’s right, title, claim, and intrest in and to Lots Nos. 4.and |2, uare No. 14, origiual Lots Nos.1,2 Sard 4,18 Square No. j44. and the east 49 feet of Lot No 2, in Square No. 147, ronnie, bed the south’ coruer of said lot, and running thence east 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 singu.ar the improvements thereon, in the e:ty of Washington, DP C, seized aD to satisfy Judicials Nos. 27, 1, S72, 923, 374. 377 St, to Ootober term, 1253. 1.2 and 27, to January term, 1958, Pairo & se, John E. Kendall. Join W. Thompson, % an, Nicholas Acker, John and Mary Maho- . ti. Ward, Michael Kelly, Jones White & ‘dy. Bsliard, Chaibourn and al, and J mn and levied upon as the property of Charles 'H. eae and will be so 48, ohn ‘Tra- f Charles K. Pleasants, all against Charies ten. W.. SELDEN, Marshal for the District of Columbia. 5 R, Auctioneer, Fok SALE.—On WEDNESDAY, the %th ~ of November, 1858, at public suction, at 4 0’c!”! P. infront ofthe premises, I shall one of the handsomest, most eligible and desirable Lots 1 ity of Washington for the erection of a pri- vate residence. This valusble Lot is No. 21,in Square No. 127, sit- uated in First Ward, on the south side of I between 17th and 18th ste., adjoining (east) t dence of Br. Wood, U.S.A. It fronts on | 46 fest, nas adepth of 149 feet, with a 2-foot the rear, and contains 6.854 square feet. It ar the President’s mansion and the Pablic Depart- rt yer third of the purchase mo; nee in three in eash, ual psyments of 6, 9 and 12 months, with interest from the day of sale, ae. cured by a deed of trust. 1f not complied with inS ane after the sale, tne property will be resold at the risk aud cost of the purchaser. All conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser. ‘The title is indisputable. i no i9-d C. W. BOTELER, Auct. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Avectioneers. DWELLING -HOUSE AND LOT ON MA ICE, BETWEEN 2DANDSD STREETS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, No vember 24th, at 43¢ o’clock. weshall sell, the west half of Lot No.2. in Square 757, fron ing %8 feet 8 inches on Maryland avenue, between 2d and Sd streets east, running back the depth of the lot, with the improvements, consisting of & substan- ual and well: finished two-story frame dwelling, Ountaiming ix rooms, with 8 g0od cellar attactio.; alka, me buiiding back, used a2 a workshop. ‘Terms: One-third cash ;"the residue in6, 12 and 18 months, with interest, secured by a deed iu trust on the premises, no 18-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By A. GREEN, Auotioncer, ALUABLE BUILDING .o'T ON KIGHTH, Brrween Nortu lL. anp M Strerrs, at Avc TION.—On WEWNESDAY, the 2th instant, I shall seil, in front <f the premises. si 40 clock p.m , part of i.ot No. ll, in are No. 401, having & front on 8th street west of 2i feet, running back $9 feet 4 Ab Se This property is handsomely situsted in a very Tapidiy improving part of the city,and the sale is well worthy the attention ef persons Wishing to purchase a handsome building [ot. Terms : Ong-haifcash ; baiance in 6. 12, and months, for notes bea: ing interest from day of A deed given and ed of trust taken. Title i: disputable, e nolgd A. GREEN, Auct. —— ree MA RSHAL’S SALE.—In viriue of a writ of fieri facias, issued from the Clerk’s Office cf the Circuit Court of the District of Columina for the county of Washington, and to me directed, I will — to public sale for casH, in frout of the Court riouse door of said county, on MONDAY the 29th day of November, 1858, at 12 o'clock m . the following described property, to wit: Ali defend Snt’s right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lots 7and 9, in Square No. 378, in the city of Washing - ton, D.C together wit all and singular the im- provements thereon, seized and levied upon as the operty of Peter Force, and will be sold to satisfy udicial No. 33, to Maron term, 1855, in favor of John * Let and al, surv., and for use of Robert 's heir: ni “J.D, HOOVER, Marshal forthe District of Columbia no4-ts By WALL & BARNARD, Antetioneers, K ovember next, at ¢ o’clook, p. m., on the premises, all that Lot of Ground in Washington city known as Lot A, in a subdivision made by George W. Mitehell of lot numvered seventee: numbered two hundred ard fort, City of Washington, which said subdivision is re- corded in the office of the Surveyor of said City of Washington—said Lot A being siteated on the cor- ner of ISth street west and Maseachuretts avenue, and containing three thousxnd two hundred ard fifty-one square feet of ground—being the same round which was cunve;ed to Washington Wal- fiagstora by George W. Mitchell and wife, by a deed bearing date ths third day of February with imprevemen' (17) in square m, (#47) in the 7, led, on the same. ‘Torms of ne-third of the purchase money to be paid in ca: snd the balan twe equal in- stalments, at six and n ne months. with sterest, to be secured. Should the fai with the terms of sale within one week sfter sale, the Property may be resoid at his risk and cost after one week's notice. WALTER 8. COX FERDINAND W. ‘Trustees Georgetown Building Association. oc eokds WALL& BAKNARD, Aucts. By WALL & BARNARD. Auciioneers. RUSTEES’ SALE.—By virtue of a deed of T trust from Rich: Cruit, dated February 7, ne eo te at public gee MONDAY, jovembe: clook, p m., all that vart of Lot poven, (7) 1B uare four hundred and eighty-one, (48!) in Wash ‘ton, bounded as follows, viz: bes. street west, at the end of one hw three fee ‘bh from the hy aquare, running id lot, north along said line fifteen feet six tnohoa. seomen mareetee line of 6th street, and = south to the beginning, with the improve- meni B 4 third of the purchase money Fae seus he eechcaee the residue Riwe equa) in- stalments at six nine months, with interest, to Wish ths te fei Soe Wace here ihe proper or may be sold at his cost risk, One week's nO ALTER 8. COX Geemerews Baiaeg RISQUE, oo2s cokes WALD E BARMAN Dees By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HANDSOME TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE anv Lorton posse Brrweex 6TH AND 7TH Sts. aT AuctION.—On MONDAY, the Eo I shail sell, in front of the premises, ‘at 4 0 provements, bavien a: ter nort! rovements, bavi; on D Si fects and running tack 124 feetto a @-feet a cosets oo House, aban ht fog tized rooms, with shedding sad rses. ‘he locality ofth: shavenroperty oS arson milnee- ment to peraoas A ie jing to invest im property: sita~ ins thry ao yey section of the 7. site dateruabaancte Sc A wore RISQUE, >. . 449, with the}. juare No. < = AYS LATER FROM Arrival ef the City ef New Yorn, Nov. 93 from Liverpool the 100 arrived At the Lord Mayor's bang) and others of the Cabinet » to commit themselves, fortbcom! ee ie details of ‘s been published ey I matic agent at Seddo, and Japan one at The Emperor Napoleon says tion of free negrees from the the slave trade in disguise he ity and bas instructed Prince Hegotiations with En, Toes in the cavat Ni tee coolies for apoleon | bad been for- ‘The funeral mally presented to France through Sir Jobn Bur. 2. regnge Napoleon, in receiving 2 he regarde testimon Victoria desire py. ay of St. Helena, and an of the cordial alliance now existing between = = “pers be islature of Holland a emancipate the slaves in Benen and h orrogiw between the foreign affairs and the Engl rence Am- bassadors at Madrid, votive a saitancince tien of the Mexican Miculty a aoe has abrogated the Constitution of lal~tein The Ceicutta mail of October 9th had been tel- jn pe but the dispetches contained noth of striking importance. The markets were 4! y freights lower. 026 Kone, Sept. 28.—Lord in was await- ing the cocnanboahentes ear the Tariff at Shanghai. The Dutch expedition ayainst Jambe, in Suma- tre. had been successful, Tor French and Spanish forces bad blockaded the river Tauran, ia Cochin China. Tee was firm at Foo-Chew. is cated ap Commenrctat. e sales of cotton at Liverpool for three days amounted to 22,000 bales; 1,000 Roe ye apd 2.000 for export. ec seeady. . & Co. say tbat all qualities bad — lined, but tn- ferior qualities most. |janufactur! reports from Manchester were more favorable, in conse- quence of firmer prices Flour was very doll, Canal 208 ; Philadelph is 6d.; Obio 224245 decline on inferior and 6d. lower; Western ind Baltimore 20s. 6d a W beat dull, with asl} ualities; red western 4s. 10d. abs. 4d ; white do 34 ; Sontbern white 6s. 94-278. Corn was very dull and nominal; mixed 25s.; yellow 20s.; white 32u33s. All quaiities of Eurepean com bad sligbtly declined. Wake- field & Nash's Circular says breadstuffs are dull aaa steady. rovisions heavy, and generally unchanged. General Produce pro quiets Coffee qutet ; Rice steedy; Rosia steady, at 3.4004; Spirits Turpentine steady, at 40 Consols for money and account Byawy. TRE VERY Lareer Liverroot, Wednesday noon. —Cotton ; esti- mated sales to-day, S,000 bales. The market closed steady, at the following rates : For mid. dling grades, Orleans 6 15-16; jobiles, 6% ; Up- readstuffs very dull. Provisions very dull. Lonvox, Wednesday noon—Consols for money and account, 98 3g a98 rf Launching of the Hartierd, &c. Boston, Nov 22.—The new steem U. 8 of-war Hartford was successfully launched at Navy Yard shortly before noon to-day. Several tbousand speculators an cbrist- ening was performed by Miss am and Miss Downes. The iatter isa niece of the late Commodyre pee. ae A fire at Salem last ni! t. destroyed property valued at about 810,000" Eldridge Seen, pre- vision dealer, and Richard ington, are among the princi snfferers. The firemen of this city bave made extensive Srrangements to receive the Hibernia Company, of Philadelphia, on their vistit to this city. The Bank of the Metropolis was unanimously admitted to the clearing house to-day. The Election Returns of the Third Congres- sioual District, New Yerk. New Yorn, Nov 22 —The board of canvassers to-day rejected as fraudulent the congressional returns from the first ward in the third congres- sional district. This takes seventy votes from Mr. Sickles, who has obtained e mandamus to compel the board to count these votes. Death m American Abroad, New Yorx, Nov. 23.—The Paris pers an} nounce the death there of Hon. Benj. F Butler, of New York Baitimere Markets. Bi vrimorx, Nov. {3 —Fiour is unchanged Wheat is unchanged. Corn Is firm; old white 65a90c., new yr low 64a68e. Provisions s'eady. Whisky firm; Obio Qic. New Yerk Markets. New Yor, Nov —Fiour ts lower; State $4 90a4 50; Ohio $5 35085 45; Southern $5 1505.50. Wbeat is dull; Kentucky white $1.50. Corn is higher; mixed 76x c. rovisions are unchacged. Lard is bigher= closing at 1X alle. Whisky ts urm; but holders demand an advance © xc. Financial. New Vora, Nov :3 —Stocks are bigher gener- ally. Chicago and Rock Island G24; Litneis Cea- tral shares “0; La Crosse aad Mii 44; Michigan Southern 224; New York Central S4- Pa. 80; Reading 52; Mil. and Miss 12; M. 3 (Intel.) “ MURDER !—MURDE: Gentied 2N who utter thi to shave with & worthless ‘zor. way to FRANCIS’S Hout urns Store, on 7th street. It ise comfort to shave with one of bis Kegors. He has Shaving Cream, 5 Strops. Glasses, &c , bear a wor d of other use- ful notions, You get your money’s worth at FRANCIS'S, no 19-tf sbove Odd Fellows’ Hall,on 7th st. I CARPETINGS '!—CARPETINGS "! & HAVE Just received from the Philadelphia aue~ ons shor ict of those — ool Ingrain Carpetings, Also, 4-4 and 6-4 Floor Onlcioths, Table Oilcioths, Rugs and Mate, Also, 6-4 Curtai HENRY EGAN, Pa. avenu bet no 19 6t in their efforts find their no 19-6t (Totel.) MES. Gy Baltitony, a 01 invite the Ladies of Was: ton and Viownity to their ung of WINTER B BRIDAL WREATHS, HEAD DRE on. &e., which will be open for inspection (under the managment Mavame Murphi.) on Saturde Monaday, Tuceday-and Wednesday, N ‘ and 24, at 552 Peun. avenue, near the Capitol, no 19 4t* ee AINE MERCER POTATO: Az ES, pe Oa om La! ine this + in On Ceptaia Pinkham. at Bradiey's what, from ort |. M — 1,800 Gusher rime Mercer Potatoes, for sale low trom the vessel 5v barrels Baldwin Apples. 10) do. Nos. 1,2, up use, Salmon, Codfich, and GE no 19-61F SM& WW 0. & THOS. PARKER & CO. opp »site Browns’ Hotel. CLOAKS!—CLOAKS" 100 va pres! BLACK CLOTH CLOANS ana jaet ri a alee “Somplinns oll the leneee Eaeeieee eyes eens0n. {| the special attention of th iglsztien paveagelnn “oak ts Sees shall offer some decided be J. COLLEY & CO., no 18-6t 83 7th st., Sdoors Je ave. N UST BE SOLD—Twenty fine new 08 twenty good seeond- ones, to M up taped np = aad eabatenee for new Terms easy. ted ; Town F. BEL —. “pOlT 9% Pa.av., hotween sth and loth sta, ick a Bk “or? fut coun? oF ND CONVEYVAWCER, 5 residence, No. 4321 eet east, Greens os Suniqunanty oj) Seay Desds, Wills, Contracts, sad al! other it~ ineesenreretn and promptly prepared. ek Sy HE STATEMENT MADE ABUVE that bis note was obtained Tite Mec Ja'se, waioh wil! be proven A ae DOREY & COoK, * DES A. ics SQcHooe 0 ine the MECHANI P. NENNING, PainciPat. Lessons in Aroti y a area nent, Deaieian every of Ageuos me corner ‘erms, $3 per month, in advance. ne 1 eLANow, Live CaEsea vive VauE TEPHENS, 7.6, besier tne Clothing mad gene Pear aati ere weer ey PaCS VaR WM. 3. Congisttitis