Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. — ter Tus Stan posuis: THE LISTS oF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON City Post Orrick UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TioN WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE OFFICE. Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION IS MORE THAN POUBL® THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED ix tux District or Corvmara. City Covxcits —Board of Aldermen —The Board met last night, at the usual bour, the President (W. T. Dove, Esq.) ia the chair. Present: Messrs. Smith, Brown, Barry, P son, Dunnington, Riggs, Mobun, Fisher, A. W. Miller, Donoho, Thos Miller. Moore, and Clark. A communication was received from: the Mayor snnouncing bis having signed certain acts é Also, one nomivatiug Joba Flaberty for police- man, under the act of June 30, 1858, ia the place of Wm L. Hatton, resigned. Oa motion of Mr. Dunnington, the nomination was confirmed. Mr. Dunnington presented a communication from H N. Gilbert, Esq , in relation to Lee & Larned’s self-propelling steam fire engine, and calling the attention of the City Councils to the same; referred to fire department committee Mr Riggs, from the finance committee, report- ed, by way of amendment, a substitute for the joint resolution from the lower board authorizing # suit against Jobn M. McCalla, late city collec- tor, and bis sureties; which was . Mr. Thomas Miller, from the improvements committee, to whom was reported a bill author- izing the grade to be changed on Twenty-second street west, between K and L streets north, sub- mitted a w:itten report adverse to the change pro- posed to be made Mr A.W. Miller moved that ther ed with the proceedings; agreed to Mr. Smith, from the police committee, Teported 8 bill from the lower board to increase the sala- ties of the clerks of the Northeru, Eastern, and Western Markets, with a recommendation that it do not pass. The question recurring upon a third reading of the same, it was lost Also, from the sane commiitee, reported a bill from the lower board authorizing the erection of a@ market-house in the Seveuth Ward, recom- mending tts passage The bill being taken up for a third reading, Mr. Moore stated that he thought the locality eae Proposed building should be stated iu the bill. Mr. Smith said that that matter was not es- sential, and hoped the bill would 3 in its present form. The lower board ha emed to tuiak it best to leave the location to the Mayor acd one member from each Board. It was po- posed by them to havea meeting called in the Seventh Ward, and let the citizens of the ward have a voice in determining upon a site to suit thelr wants Such a course would, in his opin- jon, be the best Mr. Taomas Miller did not see a necessity for any market at all in that Ward. In the present condition of the Corporation he deemed sucha notion perfectly intxpedivut. He should vote against it, first, because there was no necessity for one; and second, for the Teason that the Suances of the city did not admit of it Rather toan lacrease the markets, be thought there was & necessity for abridging them. It wasa useless expense of money. Mr. Smith thought the gentleman from the Se ad Ward was wrong somehow to-night, he was surprised at bim ‘ir be did not sincerely believe that he was in bis sober senses » he should think he had drank a bottle of champagne before coming here. He (Smitn) did not think that the question of a necessity for a mark-t would be disputed by any member of the Board. The peo- ple of the Seventh Ward were a people mostly who bad to work at their trades during ten hours of each day, and bad not leisure to walk the long distance to the Centre Market It wax a large Ward, and its people were Spread over a larve space. On the score of economy, he could say that every market house in the city had almost, if not ©, paid for itself. He could erect a building, for tea thousand dollars, and pledge himself to return every cent of the money to the Corporation in ten years. The only thing that badever been given to the Seventh Ward was the arsenal and penitentiary, and that the Cor po- sation had no hand in. He ‘asked gentlemen io look calmly at the question, at the long distance her people had to yo to market, and then ask thems+lves if the people did not surely need the establishment of a more convenient place to pur- chase their provisions. He would guarantee that the residences of a major Portion of the citizens of the Seventh Ward was three quarters of an Lour’s walk from the Centre Market. Mr. Rigzs hoped the gentleman would not press the passaye of the bill to night. if Le was #oing to press it through to night, he was not koing todo it in its present form There was suother Towles case in it; and unless that clause ieaving its superintendence to a committee was stricken out. he should not vote for it. He did not oppose the idea of calling a meeting of the citizens to obtain their sentiments in the matter; but if the city kad to pay for it, be wanted to Lave a volce in it, too Mr T. Miller knew as much about theSeventh Ward as Mr. Smith did He knew that they bad on their border, 2 market-bouse as good as any in tke city; one on the track of their daily Walk to their labor From the gentleman’sowi statement, the people there did not buy much any how ‘There was no earthly necessity for tuis proposed market-house. It would be a use- less expenditure of money. He moved, as a test question, to strike out the enacting clause. Mr. Smith now feit convinced that something was radically wrong with the gentleman. Mr 3S stated that be bad s2id nothing about the pro- visious which the people usually purchased in market; but that he Lad said they were not yen- erally a people who ridei cir carriages. They were Ldénest Lard-working people, who conid not lese their in traveling a long market. Ali the ward wanted of 22 appropriation of 87.000; wil Lis Was what they would and bad chee to the other wards the wealth Was left pens ‘The tech report be print- al ubjections to the bill were of no moment at ail. ‘The question recurring upon a third Teading of Brown moved to recommit to the commit- with imsisuctions to feport a resolution zing the eltizeus of the Seventh Ward to ect, In public meeting, a site for the roposed new market in said waid, and report the activa of said meeting to the City Councils.”’ Mr. Smith ijentea tosuch reference He did Rot want to see the citizens tirst determine upon the site, and afterwar be told by the Cor tieg that the appropriation was Tefused. Wanted the appropriation first. Mr. Rig ned to know how we cauld pass @ bill to butld a market, and then lecalizea meet- ing of the citizens co be exiled for the purpose of selecting the site. Tue Board bad no authority to order a meeting of the Seventh W ard, for the Purpose of obtaining their sentiments in'a legal manner. The motiva of Mr. Brown was tue Proper one, to obtain their seutiments informally in the first place Phe Ch would like to ta- He ulve the people of the da market. He thought it would be a zood investinent. But if the gentleman in- ‘d on tts passage to-night, be should have to He could not consent to vete for the location, aud place the Cor- Position it now stood in with re- Northern Market. upon the motion of poratioa in the gard to the The question recurring Mr. Brown to recommit— Mr. A W. Milter stated that Tor so ridiculous a proposition as one to authorize the citizens to meet quietly. He velleved the Constitution of the Uuited States provided for that M:. Fisher said he sh the secuud section, and “\ dad be il enacted, T he could not vote id move tu strike out Tt as foliows uatthe Mayor and com- mittee appointed on the part of the Councils be and is beicby autuorized to invite proposals to furnish the Corporation with a suitable site for the erection of suid ma:k-t house, and to select such a location as they may deem bes: for the interests of the Corporation and resideats of said wad” Mr. Riggs moved to lay the whole subject on the table; lost—ayes 6, noes 7. Mr. Smith (excitedly) “I'l furnish the money, and I dare you to pass the bill and accept ition ** ore did not think it right to recommit With the fnstructions asked by Mr. Brown. ‘The bill did not read properly in its present form, aud be was opposed to confe:ring the right upon the citizens of asy ward to parUctpate in the tezistation of this Board Air. Mohua moved to amend the amendment of Mr. Brown by adding the Second, Fourth and Fifth Wards Mr. Smith expressed much surprise at the dis- position of the Board to turn into ridicule bis solema duty as chairman of the police commit- tee. ‘The question being taken upon the amendment proposed by Mr. Mobun, it was lost—ayes 4 neues The question now recurring upon the motion of Mr. Brown to recommit— Mr. Thos Miller moved to lay the whole sub- Jeet on the table; lost—ayes 6, noes 7 Mr. Thomas Miiler moved to Postpone indefi- , alled the previous question upon mendinent And the vote being taken, the amendment was lost—ayes 3, noes 10 Svme discussion ensued upon points of order; and 4 number of motions were made. ‘The Chair decided that the previous question having been ordered upon the pending bill no question could intervene; that tue tiest question suust be taken upon the pending amendments, aud then upon the bill itself A motion having been made to reconsider the vote by which the previous question bed been o-dercd, the Chair decided that sucb ® motion could not be made tn the present condition of the jnestion. \ from the decision Mr. A. W. Miller of the Chair, ang sta’ reasons therefor. The question being taken upon sustaining the decision of the Chair, it was Sustained—ayes 10, noes 2. The nestion was then taken upon the motion of Mr. Thomas Miller to strike out the enacting clause; lost—ayes 5, noes 8. See ean er then Gahan upon a third read- ing of the bill; aera, 6, noes 7. , a The Chair then of the vote by which the third res i J was lost. Mr. Thomas Miller moved to lay that motion on the table. Mr. Riggs moved to adjourn; carried. And the Board adjourned. Common Council —Mr Powell, after the read- ing of the journal, said that the Secretary’s jour- nal appeared to be correct; but it was frequently imperfectly published in the Paper which was paid for its publication; and he gave notice of his intention to introduce a measure to secure the correct publication of the journal. The Ghair informed the gentleman that no aper was paid for the publication of the journal. he National Inteliigenver received £100 for the publication of the law: d the journal was fur- nisbed by the Secretary, which the publishers took the privilege of abbreviating, so as to give the substance and occupy less space. Mr. Powell said the correct publication ought to be made; and he gave notice of a measure for that purpose presented the petition of B. H. The President Clements; referred to claims committee. Mr. Matioy, from pales committee, reported, and asked to be disc arged from toe considera- “on of, the bill supplemental to anact regulating markets; discharged Also, a bill in relation to carrying arms on the Sabbath day. Mr. Bohrer preposed an amendment Providing that the act shall not be construed to Prevent military attending funerals on the Sabbath from carrying arms. Mr. Powell moved to tpone indefinitely; lost—yeas 3, nays 16. nas , Mr. Parker moved to lay it on the table; lost— yeas 4, nays 1 '. Bobrer’s amendment was agreed to. Mr. Lloyd moved to amend, by providing that nothing in this bill shall be construed to prevent persons carrying arms when prompted thereto by necessity. Mr. Powell moved to lay the whole subject on the table; lost. The amendment was rejected—yeas 7, nays 12. Mr. Ober moved to amend by making the pen- alty not less than $1 nor more than $20. Mr. Jones moved the previous question, but withdrew for Mr. Wallace who moved to amend by striking out “arms” ond inserting “puns or pistols.’* Mr. Lloyd moved to postpone. Mr Jones renewed bis call for the previous question; which was ordered. and the amend- ment of Mir. Wallace was agreed to. Mr. Obver's amendinent also passed by yeas Li, nays 6 Mr. Lloyd moved to adjourn. ‘Phe Chair decided it out of order, And the bill passed—yeas 12, nays 3. Mr. Castlemzn piesented a communication from the commissioner from the western section of canal. referred to claims committee. Mr. Powell moved to suspend the rules to take up the nigbt-school bill; lost. Mr Palmer, from the drainage committee, re- Ported a bill from the Aldermen to pay for con- structing a sewer in the Fourth Ward; after dis- cussion, the bill wax, On motion of Mr Palmer, drainage committee. On motion of Mr. Jones, the bill authorizing a suit against John M. McCalla and his sureties, with the Alderman’s substitute therefor, was taken up, and the amendment agreed to. On motion of Mr. Powell, the night-scbool bill was taken up with the Aldermen’; amendments. Mr. Eduwadston moved to amend by estab- lishing seven night xchouls. ‘The Chair decided the motion out of order at this time ‘The Aldermen's amendments were agreed to. Mr. Van Reswick called up the bill from the Aldermen to repair the drainage of C street south, between New Jersey avenue and First street a which was read -a third time and passed Mr. Tarton, from improvements committee, re- ported a bill for relief of N Culinane; passed The joint resolution of the Alderinen, request- ing the Mayor to offer a reward for incendiaries, Was announced. Mr. Bobrer moved to refer to fire department committee; lost. Tre joint resolution was passed. The Aides men’s bill for relief of Thomas W Burch; passed The bill to supply a deficiency for grading and graveling New Yo:k avenue; re: brted ta taaptove- weats committee. The joint resolution directing the committee before Congress to urge the construction of a permanent bridye across the Potomac was passed The joint resolution #ranting the use of the Western portion of Judiciary Square to the Me- tropolitan Mechanics Institute, was referred to police committee ‘The bill to recominitted to the grade and gravel north B street from Sixth to Seventeenth street west. Mr Lloyd moved to refer to improvements committee; lost. And the bill was passed Mr Lloyd called up the bill for relief of C. W. Boteler Mr. Bobrer withdrew his amendment reducing the amount to $39, and the bill waa passed The bill for relief of D. A. Harrover, with the Aldermen's amendinent, was taken up. Mr Jones moved to strike out the word ‘dona- ton” and jasert “‘reward,”? but withdrew it for a@ motion by Mr. Powelito disagree to the amend- ment, aod ask a committee of conference; lost— Lill was passed il moved to reconsider the vote Jones moved to lay tbat motion on the ; passed Mr. Turton presented of the City ate passed Mr Jones called up the joint resolution re- questing Congress to make an appropriation for grading and paving F stret, from Ninth street to the Departments Mr. Edmondston moved to adjourn; passed. tal & bill to repair the roof Tatas at THE SeventH Distaict Pouce Orvrics.—Yesterday, S. Simonds was arrested by Ofticer King for disorderly conduct; tineand costs, $2.58. Same, for selling goods, wares,and mer- cbandise by sample; ruled fortrial. David Dun- bar, arrested Ly Officers Harrover and Norwood, oa « charge of robbing Jonathan Seymour. The case was dismissed for want of evidence Same, for profanity in the streets; was fined $258 Her- tan Strauss, arrested by Officer Yeatman, for banging clotiing in the street beyond the legal Gistauce from the building line; fine and costs, $3 53. Svlomon Larchmer, same offence; do 5 $153. Samuel Wolf, assault and threats on a female, was arrested by Oilicer Parham; gave se curity for peace. S:me, for profanity; was dis- Missed Allen MeFay was arrested’ by Officer Haskell fur wickedly, maliciously, and with ma lice aforethought, driving against a bu; ‘gy in which W. H. Birch was driving, entirely demo!- ne buggy. and throwing Mr. Birch into the read, severely stunning him; security for court. Same, arrested for furious driving onthe fine and costs, $253. Sareh Austin was ‘d by Oficer Norwood for keeping an ill- erned Louse, commonly calleda bawdy house; i deferred until 12,m_, to-day. The magis- trate in these cases is Justice Donn. Count oF Craims. —Yesterday, Judge Black- ford delivered the opinion of the court in the case of James H. McCulleh, executor of James H. McCulloh, deceased, vs. The United States. The claim ts for a certain Proportion of the fines, be es, forfeitures incurred at the port of Baltimore while the testator was collector of the customns there, in the year Is12, amounting to $51,108 30. The court decided that the suit could not be sustained, and the claimant was not entitled to recover. Judge Loring delivered a separate opinion in the same case, concurring in the view of Judge a that the petitioner is not entitled to Telte! Judge Scarburgh delivered a dissenting opin- jon in favor of the claim. The case of the heirs of Dr. James Thatcher rs. The United rtates was ayain taken up, and Mr Coombs concluded his argument in behalf of the petitioners, when the case was submitted, and the court adjourned Wasuincton THzatae —We trust that our readers will not forget the opportunities, which, commenciog with to-morrow night, areto be pre- sented, this week, atthe Washington ‘Theatre. inadvertently, yesterday, we substituted the name of the gentleman to whom the public owe Central American sketches of wonderful fidelity, for that of the lecturer. The sketches only are by Mr Parez ‘The verbal illustrations wi{il be f-om the lips of the distinguished and eloquent Thomas Francis Meagher; than whom few living men are more competent to dothesubject justice. The name of Mr. M_ alone, ts a guarantee that the Theatre wil! be filled; whilst the additional attractions offered by the handsome accompany- ing illustrations will surely st to add to the throng. Centre Marxet —This morning, the market opened with a very favorable appearance as to the quantity and quality of the offerings of the dealers, of whom the two classes were well rep- resented. Business was about as usual at the opening of the week; prices avout as last quoted iu the Star, and the order of the market excellent throughout the day. The bay stands were ali occupied; the supply was heavy, and sules dull Carmina Court —Tue December term of the Criminal Court of this county commences next Monday at 10 o’clock a.m. We are requested to sumone to the jurors who may have Coen sum- moned that they are expected to be present un the day and bour above named. alabaster, Parlanmarble, Bohemian glass, bronze, marble, &c., &e., and the English plate and gorgeous French china ware, which Mr. C. W Boteler advertises to seil at auction to-mor- Tow, are among the most beantiful goods of the Fiat a4 far Brought to the Federal Metropolis for sale. Amon, 7m are many thi; which no well furnished house should hen a See the advertisement for eng of them. The peremptory; so great bargains tainly be cbtaited By Inene the Washing- tom public who mes attend the auction to bid. We such sales in our midst as being condu- cive to the spread of good taste in the fine arts in Washington city, and as being likely to increase the attractions o! ery heme in which articles thus tending to the retinement of those surround. ing them, are present. The goods mentioned above will be on exhibition this afternoon and evening, until 8 p_m , and the public are invited to inspect them. We trust al! who would cul i- vate good tasie here in housekeeping, will visit them, and predict that their inspection will give infinite gratification to those tak: ng our advice in this connection. Tue Gneat Comsination oF Stars.—The wonderful combination of talent which no other impressario than Maurice Strakosch could unite and direct. promises a most brilliant entertain- ment in this city on Thursday nlybt. Such anen- tertainment has seldom been set before the lovers of music in any Americancity. The rogramme embraces Parodi, Colson, Wilhorst, Madam Stra- koscb, Brignoli, Amodio, Laboretta, and Barili, all in pieces admitted to be those in which each of these distinguished vocalists will be heard to Most advantage. Maurice Strakosch seeks no adventitious aids for the success of his entertainments, He seek no notoriety through getting into quarrels to be set- tled by abuse in the newspapers; nor does he rely on the clap-trap of borrowed names. His plan has been to engage, on the other side of the water, a very heavy troop of the finest living vo- cal artists, at ed necessary cost, and to rely wholly upon their intrinsic merit, which bas never been exceeded, if ever before equalled in this country. Granp Concent In PRospect.—The Union Choir of Washington last night decided to per- form ‘The Haymakers’’ before the abliec, in the Smithsonian Hall on the night of the Hith of December. The tebearsal in the Lecture room of the Young Men’s Christian Association, last night, was fully attended Henceforth, until the Concert, yet | will have rehearsals semi-weekly {eater and Thursday nights) instead of week- ¥ as heretofore. Founptixc.—We bear that an infant newly born was found on G street last night by one of our citizens. The little thing had been placed at a charitable door, doubtless in the hope that it would be properly cared for. Reat Estate —Yesterday, A. Green, anc- tioneer, sold lot 13, in square 897, on Eighth street east, between East Capitol and A street south, to Wm. Mayhue. for 7 cents per foot. Taiats at THE GvaKp-movse.—Kate Waters and Alice Hattie Smith, disorderly and Profanity in the streets; fine and costs, $3 15 each. Loox at the Alphabetical Business Directory in another column. ‘Tue Disease that Amoricans can truly call to tho “‘sag born’’is the Feverand Ague, and of all tie terrible diseascs to rack the brain form, and render the eutire body heipl powerless. None can, in our est imation, ol precedence over it. The excrutiat.ug pain expert- euged by theafilicted ia nct expressibie—it is cniy ty bereaized. ‘To those who hav® been stricken down withit,s remedy ofany kind must. asa mat- ter of course, prove cl the greatewt jaterest One of the most powerful and Cast we know of is Dr. J. Hostetter’ ters. inrea- ommending it to t! blic, we know and fe-| that we are doing & gre! vice. Ite b. arent € s Upon the stomach and its mild taste but ren- der it popular among ali Classes. For sale by Druggists and dealers lly, eve- Tywhere, < eae ba oir eu3t Fars, Balls, and Festivals furnished with Ice Cream, ofthe best bes t $1 per gallon, and Confectionery of al! kinds. reduced prices. fresh made every day, at the Philadeiphia Confee onery and Ice Cream Depot, corner \z:h aad F streets, 0c 25 Im Weopine Caxks, vory pretty and very cheap, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F strestas ce Cream and Water’ Ices, 38 ce! quart. MARRIED. In Georgetown on the 25th mstant, by the Rev. Pather Aehwanden, TULIUS H. KKUEHL, of New York, to SOPIIIE, daugnter of the late Francis Lueber, of Frederick city, Md. iif Ou the 2ith inst., by the Rev. J. W. Diller, Rector of St. Luke’s Cnuren, prs N.Y, at Ked Bank, N.J., Dr. J.W.'A. LOVEJOY. of Wash- ington, D.C..to MARIA L.«youngest daughter of William A. Green, Exgq., of the first named place, * DIED, On the 30tn instant, Capt. JOHN W. DELLA- WAY, inthe qth. year ot his age. He was born in the State of Khode Isiand, but for the last forty iss he has been a resident of the District of Co- u) 1a. Denrest father, thou hast left us! Here thy lo-awe =“ fool; Bot ’tis God that Lath bereft us, He can all our sorrow heal. Yet again we hope to meet thee W hea the day of i/0 is fled, Then. in hegven, with joy to greet thee, W hen nv fareweil tear :s shed. The funeral will take place ‘o morrow Morsiug, at o'clock, from his late residence, 340 19th street. His frienns and acquaintances are respeotfally in- vited to attend. bs On Sunday morning, 28th metant, in the 7th year of herage of chroniecroup. EMMA SANE, young- t daughter of Chaiies Weand Mary Ann Dulin, of 18 Olt “Saifer Hitle children to come unto me. and forbid them not, for such are of the kingdom of heaven ”* On theSth instant, JAMES BAYARDCLARK Ksq .late Clerk in the Bank of the Metropolis. in age. fis funeral will take place Church, on Wednesday, Dec. His frieuds and those of the lavited to attend, At Saciamento, Cal., on the 2th ultimo, JOS. W. WRIGHT, formerly of this city. At Florence Heights. New Jersoy, on the 26th ane MARIA C., wife of Jospeh West, of Phil- phia. FOR RENT AND SALE. { FIRST PAGE.| NO_LET—The three-story BRICK HOUSE No-aissth strech between Penh HOUSE nd F. roomand gas. Reat $425. Loquire on the premises bo 30 tf O LET—Two three-story BRICK HOUSES, containing eight rooms each situated H on st. north, between 2d and Sd streets east. Inquire of JOSEPH FOLLANSBEE, on Hi street, between 6th and 7th streets east. i Also,a STORE on Penn.'avenue. neer the Rai!road Depot, No, 520, Inquire at the Shoe Stor ey 21 door es no 3) est (OR RENT—Ore FRAME DWELLING- HOUS®, containing 6 rooms, situated on Mas- sachusetts avenue, between Isth'and 15th sts. For further [soap ecer ee inquire on the premises, or of 0 me, in tho Northern or Centre Market. Rent, $12 per month, _no -4t JAS. E. DUNAWIN,. OR RENT—A new three-story BRICK HOUSE, with back build ituated on H Street, between 191h and 20th st eots. adjoining the new Fresbsterian Church. Rent $40. Apply to BLADEN FORREST, No. 78 Firat st., George town, D.C. no 29-2w PiOw MERTON Eni Deane OR RENT—A first-class RESIDENCE, on C street. botween Ist and 24, No. 447, contsining y conveniences for comfo.t and economy, as water, gas, furaaces.&c. The house has six large chambers, parlors ies Soom Kitohea, ane i liar. ize next door, or of the undersieded. pest ‘JOHN B. WARD, no 2-6t (Intel.) 2th street and Canal, K OR RENT—That comfortable FRAME DWELL'‘NG-HOUSS, containing 10 rooms, et, Island, near the Smithsonian Insti- between is and C streetssouth. ‘loa prompt, careful tevant the rent will be $200 perannum. ry key can be found at 565. n, JOHN L. SMITH. Attorneyat Law, n929-3t« 0, 448 8th street, near Pa. av. The STORE No, 333 6, between 4'5 and 6th led by Miss A. Huck & tera as amilliner store, wil! be rented t ble tenant very ye jonable tern ia ber, ishing to keep a liquor or sear store ne: sony. Apely TOW. HY WHEATLEY: Row Tele etown __ no FURNISHED HOUSE TO _RENT—No, 442 9th street, near the Patent Offee ; offering un- usual inducements, as it is very conveniently ar- ranged and comfortably furnished throughout. Ap ply at the premises from ll a. n.to3p.m.,and after 5Pp.m. no 248 «OR RENT—Two eligibly situated KOOMS, in aynaad te sacle App te eB CLANK Ne 12th and 13th streete. a FLCL, . No. 248 Penn. aven sie nO 27-e03:* [sé HOUSE TO RENT—Located on south, between 2d and 3J, east t nable, and tak tion, BOARDING. O4RDING.—2 large furnished Rooms, lit with eas, tolet, with Board, to gentiemen in'a email rivate family. ‘The how: bai but ens square from t! the Post Office. Address * office. N RS. A. W. BRINKLEY respectfully inforina IVE her fiends and the public tuat she is pre, to accommodate boarders, both transient and per- manent, on reasot le terms. Persons d*siring a comlortab!e home, where there are no children, and whore avery attention will be paid to make them comfortable, wili do weil by aPelyiog immediately at her residence, No. 62 south Kutaw street. be- tween Camden Pratt sts., Raltimore. no 17-1m B R DING, with handsomely furni 7 od with a furnished Rooms, : AUCTION SALES, ENSIVE SALE OF CH AnD CROCKERY Wark ar rime: 4 THU DAY MUK NING, 2d of Deosmber, I shall Sell.tn cps of dee) Sooms. Gu the corner of reet ‘clock, t most ate assortment of U v re ever of- fered for public sale in this city. Tname im part— 25 sets of Wh Shi iy ropa, ried c igs and Bie Sprig Tea Sets, ie 7 Fresoed Glass Tumblers, all patterns, 22 do. Pressed Cel and Ppoon-holders, % a Pressed Gye Cups re ely Glasses. 109 do. Stone China Plates, «ii sizes, — 12 - Soup Tureens, lo. 30 do. Pickle Lea: % do. Stone Chine Dishes. do. 1f5 dot Stove Cuma Channa Saucers, Dishes, rus ores, ~ae, ree lot of other articies in the Crooker, line, which I deem unnecessary toenumerate, z Terms of sala: Allsums under cas 25, acredit of thirty, sixty, and Rinety di notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearin interest. no 30 A. GREEN, Auct. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ponies SALE OF VA LUASLE (ror. N THE IsLaxp.—C P: aY - TERKNOON, | mber ith, at 4 o'clock. oa te premises by virtue of a deed in trust to the sub- soriber from P. A. B, Meister, dated August 4th, 1855, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. 1€2, folios 195, &c., one of :ke land reoords for Washing- ton county, District of Columbia, pait of Let No. a trot aS beopae? Comteined wituin the following metes and bounds, viz: Beginning at the n ortheast corner of suid lot and runnirg from thence east along the northern line of said lot 100 feet, thence south along the eastern lina of said lot 25 faet, th: 100 feet to the tineof 44% street, and thence north along the line of said street 25 feet, beginning. Said lct is situated on the east side of 4% street, between south C and sts, Terms oish. BERNARD Ok Trustee. n0 3) eo J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. MAES#AU’s SALE.—In virtuo of awnt of fieri facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia for the oounty of Washington, to me directed, I shall expose to public sale, for Cas, in front’ of the Court-house door of said county, on FRIDAY, ber, 1858, at 12 o’clock m.. the following described Property, to wit: Ail defendant's night, title, claim aud interest in and to Lot No.nine.(9.Jin Square No. ore hundred and ninety -six,(16,)in the city of Washington, D. together with all acd singular the improvements ieee ‘ed aud levied upon as the property of rancis Uickens, and will be sold to satisfy Ju- — No. 93, to May, 1358, in feror of WW. B.S ; -D. ER per’ Late Marahal for the Distaot sf Gaels, no S-dis By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auotionzers. PyEtive AND UNRESERVED SAI E OF 2SMALL SQuaREs OF GROUND IN THE SECOND Warp—On THURSDAY A* TERNOON, De cember 2l,at4 o'clock, at the auction rooms, we shall sell, without reservo— Square No, 37, fronting respectively on Vermont avenue, |i treet west. and north S street, and containing 3 square feet. Square north of Square No. 3s, frontirg respective- ty on Vermont avenue, lith street west, and rorth F street, and custaining 11,429 square feet. Taese small squares are well iocated in tha north. ern part of the Ssooud Ward. toward which mprove- men’s fre rapidly approaching, a:d they must. in a short time, become very valuable. Title unques- tiounble. Sale without reserv. Terms: One-third cash; the residue im 6 and 12 igonths. with interest, secured ly a deed in trust on the promises McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. now J. NV ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ. of fiert tsoins, issued from the Clerk’s Othoe cf the Cirevit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, aud to ime directed, I will exposs to putlic sale for casi, in frout ofthe Court afouse door of said cous:y. on MONDAY. the 2th day of November, 1858, at 12 o'clock m; the following deserited property, to wit: All defend Ant’s right, title, claim, aud interest in and to Lots Tand 9, iu Square No. 3:8,in the city of Wasluin ton, D.C , together with ail and singular the im- provements thereon, seized and levied upou as the roverty of Peter Force, and will be sold to satisfy udicial No, $8,to March term, 1955, 1n favor of John W. Maury and al, surv., and for use of Robert Oe) Fy SOOVRE Manic) noé-ts for the District of Columbia THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED = BONDAY, the 13:h day of December next, 3, ie ir a -ce, saan ing D. HOOVER, J. — Marshal for the District of Columbia, no 29- By S. J. McCORMICK, Auctioneer. RUSTEPR’S SALE By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the <5:hday of September, 1253, and executed by Albert G. Newton the undersigned, Trustee therein named, wiil offer for sale, at pubiic auction, on MONDAY, the 6th day of Decembe: 1858. a!l the Furuiture and other Personal Property, of every description, contained in the hotel known as the Mansion House, in Alexandria, that 1s to say— Bedstends—Mahoganry, Walnut and plain, Hair and c eek Mattresses, Chairs of all’ desorip- tions, Tables, Carpetinss—Brussels, Velvet and Ingrain, Mahogany, Walout and Pam Bureneos Chamber Sets, Sheets, Pillowcases, . Hedepreds and Towels, Wardrobes, Chande'iers. Byekete and fixtures, Feather Beds, Bulsters and Pillows, Mirrors, &c , &c. . elegant Pa ior Furniture, 2 & osewood Pianos, very sucerior, 2 Billiard ‘fables.and Bar Fixtures. China and Glass Ware, Silver-plated Britannia and ock Tin Ware, ior Kitchen Range, Curtains, nes and Liquors. &c., &c. The Furniture described above is mostly new, of excellent qua‘ity,and in good condition. Salo to commence at 10 o'clock a. m,, onthe prem- “F ll gums under $50 cash ; over and 60 days; and over $200, 4 months’ credit for negotiabie paper, with good en- Cc. W. WATTLES, Trustee. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer SALE J OS GuRNITURE at AUCTION. MORNING, December 4th, commencing at 10 o'clock, I shall soll, at No. 529 H street, between 6th and 7!i'streets, a large collection of syperior house. hold furniture, being the effects of a select private consisting in part of, viz: Handsome Carved Manogany Sofae, Mahogany Parler Tabie, with marble top, Carved Mahogany Spring seat Chairs, Handsome Mantel and Table Ornaments, Superior Tapestry, Brussels Carpeting. Mahogany Reclining Chair, covered with morocoo, Do. Sofa Tabie, with marble top, Wainut Etegere. Mahogany Rocker, Handsome Cottage Reception Chairs, covered with Window shades. Damask Curtains and Cornices, Mahogany Hat Rack. superior Bsrometer, Fine Fiaito, any Extension Dining ‘Table. A large acd fine assortment of China, Glass, and ‘Table Cutlery, Plated Casto ie Cutlery, Pla! vad Spoons, Forks,and Table Furniture gone- iy. . Qak Dining: room Chairs, Dregget. tep ai ainber Carpeting, Matogany and Walnut "Preach and Cottage Bed- steads, . i Wardrobes, superior Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, A large oollection of fine Blankets, Sheets, Counterpanes,&o. Mahogany Dressing Hureaus, with marble top, Mahogany and other Washetands. {.coking-giasses, Superior Walnut Lounces, covered with iaoroveo, wer Bath, ‘Tabies,So:a Bedsteads, jet Sets, excelent Nefricerator, A large and euperior Kadiator, ‘Two very fine Cooking Stoves and fixtures, Parlor Cook and other Stoves for wood and coal, Kitohen Furniture,Cooking Kequisites. & . The attention of parsons furnishing is partieu!ar- ly called to this sale, as the articles are of good avality andin excellent condition. PACE: ‘erms : $3) and under cash; over of 60 and 90 days, fur approved eudorsed notes, bear- hoard Cc. W_BOTE Auot. <4 ENN. AVENUE, = 285 Sourmesst Conse of Frnt St. 280 FAMILY CROCERY STORE. ‘he undersigned respectfully announces to his frinus and the publia 1% Sree ig dae he haeep ed and refitts 18 nown reopened GROCERY 8 ; Virgina, nd -r ®: will be gu dorsers. no 25 eots Comforts, ==! dy oocupied by hirneal id reoently = ol riy cocu pier amseli, a1 os toa . Marah.) and has filled the same with an entire new stock o} = SUPERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES, together with every article inthe Grocery line, to which he invites the attention of resident families. red from his long acquaintance with that his arrangements are such for a pply of Fresh Goods as wii! enable him at all times to meet the demands of those who may favor him with their patronage. His purchases Were made in the kastern markets for cash, will be sold as low, if not lower, than by any other house im the District, for cash. He invites a call fro: ‘all his old customers, and new ones too, and pied ee himself to use all his efforts to seil them food Groceries, with fair dealing. Bis stock of eee sant. ype ee Lene Oy cannot be excelled in this or an: HERMANN H. VOSS, ——<$<$<________ NOTICK.—The acoounts of the late firm of Maxsn & Voss,as well as those of the voyore pos eft with Mr. H. oss for collection, and who is authorized to receipt forthe same. ‘The unde: ed urgentiy requests that all those whoare will see the necessity of calling and r bills without further notice. [Intel.& Stat 7 no 27-ec6t STILL TREY COME, 20YS!—TOYS!!—TOYs!! Besutifu! Goods, * sach as China Or- Boen ai work oxes, Desks, Ca- bas. Party Fans, La Oe, lis, Cry- ing, and al! other « kinds of Dolls, La- dies’ Trave.ing and Shopping Bugs, Perlumery,with an immense stock of ‘oys and Fancy , 's for the Hol- = idays jest Opening at the sreat Fancy, Toy and Va- sd tore On Pa. ay., besa McLAUGHLIN. POTATOES? USHA Boe Carter POT. TORS for rst AUCTION SALES. TODAY § TO-MORROW MORNING. WALL & BARNARD. Ai T AL ts.—By Shek dated 9th F. ° jingsford, ‘ebruary, will offer at auction © TUR ‘Sn on Novem with improvements on the same. is ‘erms 0} je: One-thirs of the ‘chase to be paid in onsh, and the bainnes in ten equa ae? stalments, &t six And nine months. with interest, to be ascured. Should the purchaser fail with the terme of ssle with the propert: dat hi one eat aagg, Tent Manatnd oe cet FERDINAND W. RISQUE, eorgstown Build WALL & BARNARD, Avot, IuoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TION SALE OF SUPERIOR pened TCESISURS, Ham iy ILT Cornice, NBSvAY MOK NING. December @ establishment of George T. 8 — street. we shail =) handsome Parlor Suites. at was crasred ton an tLat was orde; bi received in time for former sale, We on = Mdelegant Carved Wainut and Mahogany Parl-r Suites, of newest styles and superior workman- thip. finished in best quality French Brocate. Croceoand Green Plush, Silk Dat ik, Reps, and Hair Cloth, ranging in value from Swto 15 Spring seat Rocking Chaurs, of v: S,leeatner covered Sleepy Hollow Chass "716% 20 Cabriole Chairs, finished in enamelled cloth, pe SE anges of varie ‘terns, Mahogary ockers, Arm Le ‘hairs, Rosewood aud Wainut Marble top Tenieg, © Handsome Walrut Whatnots, Hat T, ees, 8 superior Curled Hair Matt) le Silt ard Painted Window Shades, Cornice, ‘Together with a large assortment of house formsh- ing goods, ail Of whieh will be sola without re serve. Terms: $50and it of 2,3,and 4 mou under cash: over that sum acred- sths, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest P. S—Catalogues will be ready and the exhibition 3 days pricr to bpugiane apne »C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ——_________. FUTURE DAYS. By C. W. BOTELER. Auctioneer. AND SALE OF STA RY, FRENCH Cutxa, Broxzy: HEMIAN GLass ARE, SLVER 1! De, Rosewoon Woxk Boxes, anp Fane TICLES —Un WEDNE DAY and ‘THURS Y. December Ist and 2d, at 10 oclook #. m.and7o’cloek p m., I shsil well. at i Sprcivus salesroom, Iron Hail, the mosi e legent col- lection of gouds ever vflered at auction in this city, viz: consisting in per} ITALIAN ALABASTER, AND AG STATUARY, In this superb cullectic un may Le founda riety ofarsicles of beautiful design aud ship.many of which are original Pisces, Tho classical Hebe, Roman, Grecian and other wel._known forms of vases, Statuettes of Sculptured Alabaster, such’ as Come dy. Tragedy, Venus Deneing Girl, Am . Vsyche, and other beautiful Groups and Fig- ures, A large collection of supstior Bohemian Decorated and Engraved Glessware, Frenoh China Diuner Nets, Tea Sets. large Vases, And other Ornaments! Goods. richly decorated, Rosewood Work boxes and Writing-desks, ish Toilet Ware, Superior Silver plaied Goods, heavily plated and Vrobly alaed™ cre ee cesar oom Bro zed Goods. Fancy Articles, &o. ‘The steve goods havejuet arrived from Europs, and have been selected with grest care by Signor Pandolfint from the great studios of Itely, and the royal manufactories of Prngue and;Vienns. ‘These goods have never been « flered in sny other market, end it is confidently believed that the citizens of Washington have never had so desirable an Ooppor- tunity prosented to them of obtaiming articles of equa: € exanos, ornament, atdutility. 8 R00 sll be open for free exhibition on iny, November Sith. ‘The ladies are paticularly invited to examine the go da and attend the salo. Sae peremptory. Catalogues w: the morning of ths day of sale, ‘Terms cash, no B-st C. W. BOTELER, Auct._ By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers LARGE RETAIL STOCK OF FINE G J LRY, WATCHES CuaArns. Ikon Sarr, Five Show Cases. &6,4T AUCTION.— On THURSDAY MORNING, at lo o'clock. we will commence the sale of the entire stock of Mr. Jotin Robinson, in store No. 343, south side Penn- syivania avenue, opposite Rrowns’ Hotel. The stock is fres:, of the latest styles and fine quality, and will be sold without linut or reserve. We name— Fime Gold Hunting Case Lever Watches, of Ros- kell’s, Johnson's, Cooper's, and others, Fins Duplex and Swiss Watches, hunting and open ace Cases, {.edies’ fine Gold Watches, ri ad low priced Siver Ware and Lape atches, Fine Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains, Jet, Coral, Moraic &c. Gents. fize.Go'd Breastpins, Ladies’ Brooches, fice gold Ear rings and Drops, set, figured and plain, Fine Go.d seal, stone, chased, Looket ard plain Rurgs, Gold Lockete, Crosses and Charms, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Silver Spoons. Piated Spoons and Forks, Mugs, Cake and Uard Baskets, Pr &e. Also.5 French Plate Glass show Cases, with the trays complete, nearly new and very tardsome. Also, | large new Safe, with trays and small draw- pote ee fora jew 8 Or counting room use— cost $35), Ali of which, with much more not here men- tioned, being the entire steck, will be suld to the highest bidders, regardless ot price. Terms: $39 and under cash; over that sum a credit of Gand % days for notes satisfactorily en dorsed, bearing interest WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. N. B.—I intend to keep exclusively a Clo k Store. PTOHN ROBINS no 29- “tf WALL Bt LIFF’S: ,t..—By virtue of an order of dis- train trom ‘elica Simpson, and to me directed, Agginst the goods and chattels. rights and credits oi Niareus Hock, for rent dueand in arrears, | have seizod and taken the following goods and chattels, and wail sell the save at pulilio auction on THURS. DAY, 2d December, at 10 0’elock, im house Now 330 on E street, between loth and 1/th streets, to wit: 1 Mahogany Sofa,1 Martle top Ceatre Table, 2 Carpets, 7 Window Shades, 1 Gilt-fram Mirror, | rm Chair. 1 Rug, 1 Hat Rack, 1 Hall Carpet. Hall Carpet, | Cottaze Set (4 pieces,) 8 Ma- hairs, | Stovenud Fireboard,! Hair Mat- nV siting Tab le,1 Fender and Fireboard, 1 Set, 1 stall Rooker, 1 small Bureau, et, 1 Wardrobe, 2 wet Bedsteads. } Single Bedstead, 1 Washstand, 1 Clock, 1 Towel ack.! Marb’c top Beaufet. 1 small Rock ey s@at Arm Chair, 5 French Cane-sest Chai Stove and Fire! . Termsossh. 5. A. HARROVER, Bail To be ready on OLD PLatep Wark, No. 319 Pennoyivania avevue. & BARNARD, . Auctioneers. no 27 WALL & BARNARD, Aucis. By J. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionee: & BAT SALE OF SUPERIOR at ND Ly Furs —Un THURSDAY MORNING, De- comber “d,at 10 o'clock. on the Brat floor ofour auc- tion rooms, we shall sell the largest and best invoice oft Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Fine Furs ever offered before in this city, being a cement from a firet- class Louse on Brcadway, New York. of goods made expressly for best city reta:| trade, and contiste of Hudson Bsy and Mink Sable, Stone Martin, Fitch, French Sable, and a full variety of Ladies’ and Children’s Capes, Circulars, Victorines, Muffs and Cc c. 8, ho, so ALS Gents’ Fur Coats, Muttiers, Gloves, &c., &c. A splendid assortment of Carriage and Sleigh obes, of best make, rarest kind, comprising Hud - son — a Praine Wolf, Bear, Genet, and all hy n usa. (Catalogue 3 of the whole of this valuable stock will be prepared ard Furs arranged for inspectiou two dave ous to the sala. Ter: $2%and unser cash; over that sum. a <- tO aud 9% days, for satisfactorily endorsed ot terest. MNO ETC. MoGURE & CO., Aucts. y BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Georgetown. +f FRIDAY, THE THIRD OF DECEM- ce ber, at 4 o'clock p.m., we will sell, in front of the premises. the convenie*t and substantial two- ory Brick House and extensive back-buildings situated ou High,near West st. ,ou Lot number thirtecn.in Beatty and Hawkins’s addition, George- +The house ooatains Tl\co0d rooms, feraichel with as; and attached therstois a good bake oven smoke- fiouee. o.; alsv, @ puinp of pure water at the kitch- en door, Terms: One-furth cash; the balace in 12, 18 ard 24 mouths, for notes satisfxotorily endorsed. bearing interest and secured by a deed of trust on the premi- i the vee on the deferred payments to be nod "BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts. By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioueers. pypeic SALE —GMEAT pie Hon CLES, . RTS, S Feaxircns. &e ctu MONDAY MORNING, ts 6th of December, at 12 o’clock, we shsli seil near Drovers’ Rest, on the line of the Aqueduct. one mile from Georgetown, the entire en ‘Stook, Tools, &c., of Messrs. Carman, Dubbin & Co., con- 0. tractors. ¥ 18 Ane young 4excel.en Jenny Lind ename— t sound Horses, iding and Buggy Horses, W ago: "Philadelphia make, nearly new, ‘e, and young work Mules, first-rate order, but mpiete, 2 Farm WVagons, light and strong, 2 Heavy Stone Wagons, 100 Wheelbarrows, nearly new. Hay Cutter, A larce lot of Shovels, Picks, Drills, Hammers, and ‘Tools, 7.900 feet Piso Plank, and Joist, 1 Derrick. rigged com, Lot of first rate Drag and Lead Chains, Blacksmith @ worn, gearing Tools 2 Fe pa nid Lift Pumps, with 200 feet Hore, 3 ies and Bridles, 2 Shanties, with ali the Furniture therein, Cook Stove. Household and With other articles too numerous to mention, all of which will be sold without reserv: The Horses, M Carts and Wagons are by far contractors oa the Kitchen Furniture. superior to San eee by sny work. pe &re in good condition, and wi attention of wishing to purchase, Terms: All sums of and u; cash; over sum & credit of 6) and 90 da; notes bearing tne “poids BARNARD & BUCKEY, vote Ne N < rancis C. Sexton, recent. Newark, N. Jy convicted of rape one C. Wood’. / York, waa this mornt tentenced a weed bard iabor in the State son, and pay pater fine The motion for & new trial wee det The South Pass Wagen Read. Sr Lovts, Nov. 29—F. w. Lander, 3; ~ fendent of the South Pass Wagon Road wpa here yesterday en route for Washington, where he will repert and write an emigrant guide of the new road Eurepean Arrival. The steamship Ham- monia, from Hamburg, via Sout! on the 35th, arrived bere to. Her i advices Lave been anticipated by the Europa. The Nicaragua Emigrants. _Ausvars, Nov. 20th. —The Mobile of pa favs most of the Nicaragua emigrants _ in that city, bot that many are getting Acquittal ef Hiram Cole. CLEVELAND, Nov 29—Hiram Cole With polsoning his wife, at Chagrin Falls Obie was acquitted yesterday morning. = . The Overland Mail. St. Lovrs, Nov. 29 —The California overland wa with dates of November Ist arrived last night. — Baltimore Markets. ~~ Battimone, Nov. 30.—Fiour js firm; Howard street mee Obio and City Millis very doll ana — . heat is firmer; ranging from $1 30a$1 red os io081.25. Corn ts aullt white S8a62e_; pos in67e Provisions are steady and uncban, ed. Whisky is active; City 25K¢ ; Waste 2. New York Markets, New Yorx, Nov. 30.—Flour 4 beavy; State = ee Ohio $5 Wass.20; ‘Sout bern’ 95.150 Wheat is very dull and bea 5 Southe $120 Corn has 7 dectiotng tendccey; walzed 75, 3 old S17 400817 50, new 1375. Lard ts buoyant Testive. New York, Nov 30 —Stocksare dull bot frm; Chicayo and Rock Island 614; Llinols Central bonds 914; La Crosse and Milwaukie 4; Michi- gan Southern 314; New York Central Coal Ce. 80; Reading 51; Va ; 90. Sterling exchange dull —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_ GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. ———— a ADVERTISEM'TS. TAKE NOTICE.—Porsons in arrears for ‘Taxes due this Corporation will please call and settle at once, otherwise they will subject them Scives to expense and mortification. T, ‘Tax list is now in Cc. Georgetown, D. C. {ROM BOSTON.—The superior F Capt. Richard Crockett, has ani hay 5 will commence discharging On Mon¢ay. Ap- ply to HARTLEY & BRO.99 and 101 Wi street of) St Cc CLOCK REPAIRING. ze OOnS ot every Seseription mm epee. and the striking part properly adjusted, ty J. a. WATSON, 59 Bridge stieet, Georgetown, or the convenience of persons living at —aae workmen wil! be sent to t A large stock of Ciocks siways no Z7-im*™ For SALE—A good young HORSE, suitablefor a family; work: and epirited. Theo ey Fe Frantz. ving no further use for him would sell on reasonable terms, —, . Brig, le w . PAY A LIBERAL PRICE POR the Pampniet publoation embrac ng the Laws of the Corporation of Georgetown periods,to wit: From A . 1829; from January, 183", to —_ A uary, 1832, to April, 1834, and from 18%9 to 186%. F. W. JONES, Attorney, no 27-3t* 164 Bridge street. UCKSKIN GLOVE*. GAUN £LETS, AND B MITTENS. The subscribers cali the attention of the public to their epee ol BUCKSKIN GLOVES, GAUNTLETS,and MITTENSeall of they own manufacture, which y offer on ec- ——— ampoet Guckskin Shirts and order nag MO SRN SEPERE, iT ‘ween let a ati no 26-1 Georgetown, D.C. Foes :—fur —FURS Guat Bakoaixs tn Latins’ Pore, Sets of FRENCH SASLE worth Sots of do. do. |. Worth $14, Seta of FITCH $12, worth gi: MINK: SAHLE, SGIURREL, and all kinds 5 7 tion. "Call ery W. F. SEYMOUR. no iw 132 Bridge street, > LESALE AND RETAIL PEED NEW = WAREHOUSE, = BY Nos. stands Wai ped AE D.c Nos. V ATER STREET, GRoRGETOWN, D.C. Feed ‘¢ e1 to Sny point in Washington or Georgetown free of charge. CDER!—CIVER "CIDE: Grocers and other retailers oan be supplied with prime Claritied CIDER in quantities to bait, and oR easonabie terms, by i ARNY & SHINN. no 3-tf pata DELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE. The undersigned having accepted the agency, now give ee eee a Prepared to = their stomers e public generally with Massey Collins & Co.'s superior. SOnersly DRAUGHT ALE, in whole and hail barre: Cask on delivery. mission, our terms will be faction guaranteed in every of defect be igiven within t jomestic Ales, Portor, and Brown Stout (fuily al, if HOt superior, to imported) at 81 to sis per dogen, iwered any part of Washunstos, Lo" i. rie. ne "'ARNY & SHINN, oci2 51 Green street, Georgetown. é sory POTATOES, = i 3,000 susuat SHINE WHITH wen it in lots to suit pur: PETER BERRY, 85 Water street. > Cieaks AND CLOAK CLOTHS, We invite the attention of the 'adies tos new choice arsortment of BLACK CLOTH CIRCU- LAR and RAGLAN CLOAKS just received. all of which we have marked to sell extremely low for cash We have also just received a large stock of Benver and other Black and Colored CLUTHS for Cloaks, Circuiars, Basques and Dresses, to which we invite especial attention. as we booght them extremely cheap, and wiil offer grest bargains. i One price gaily. : in plain figures, from Which we cannot deviate. CLASGETT & MAY, no 24 eo2w Corner Pa. avenua and Sth PRICES! COST PR Set PRICES! The subscriber, contemplating visiting Kuro, few months for the eof his heaith and for the ose of visiting hi from this Sod many kinds of + in order to reduce the before bis departure. Om stock as ay as Ss return he w: stock of Good bastern markets exp: ington. Tne Sollewing named ® down to cost ard iesst Gost = French patt-rn Bonnets, all styles and oelors, Cloth and Velvet Cloaks. ail kinds, coca N . s10n Embroidered Cioaks and Dresses, for infants, lesa rt Infants? Merino and Satin Hoods, fifty per ceut iees Skirts, three kinds, Bonnet Veivets, ali colors, uohes, May ki ale of Worsted Goods, at fifty per cent lesa, an cont, t Fringes, all styles and qualiti A” erent variety’ of Ciuak and ‘Dress Fringes end i sare parton ‘Trimming, Soieeee Lace, in all styles and widths, Bugle Fringes, Bugie Bat Velvet. Satin, Lustring, it Ribands, 2 great mony White Cotton ‘Trimmings, Belting A iaree stock of Collars, in Swiss, Cambno, . d Crape. for indies, misses, and boys. ic, Swise, Marseilles and Mourneg Bets, fe te, Sete, Cambrio sod Swiss Kotiiine, mt ve Bands, Swies and Cambrie Edeings and tnse:(-ngs, a aud ar ebeoaenes ‘out Lace, all witha. A very fine assortment of French and Bionde { Roos imitation bey mod Laces, . eroges a bite and Bisc! ientid assortment of French Fin q bireiat aiticeatimnee pera sor nilles, en % Bask Velvet Ribends, all wictas, ofthe very best Fine nud stylish Head dresses, ir saat othe et ‘Of goode vsusily kept in 8 well