Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. (gr Tae Sran PUBLISHES THE LISTS oF LETTERS REMAINING IN THR WASHIN@gon City Post Orrick UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF TRE LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA- ‘TION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE OFFICER. Its TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION IS MORK THAN DOBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED as tee District or Cotrweta. OrGaANtzaTioN OF THE PRessrTERY OF PoTo- MAC OF THE PREsBYTERIAN Cucrcy (O 3) or vue Uniran States.—This Presbytery convened yesterday evening, at 7 o'clock, at the F street Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Dr. Gurley’s ) After singing and prayer, the Rev. J.J. Graff, of an- enapolis, Md_, delivered a sermon from 2d Peter jn 6: ‘In which are some things hard to be understood which they that are unlearned and un- stable wrest. as they do also the other Scriptures, unto their own destruetion.”? After singing and prayer, Rev. Dr. Gurley gave notice that the lresbytery wouid meet again to- morrow ((bis) morning at Y o'clock, and invited the congregation and the public teattend. He {nea pronounced the benediction. Aftera me the Presbytery was called to order by Kev. J. J Groff, moderator, by accla- mation, pre tem. Rev. B. F. Bittenger was ealied Co act as stated clerk, pro tem. The clerk then cailed the roll, and the follow- ing ministers and ruling elders answered totheir names: Ministers—J J. Grott, P. D. Gorley, Joxeph E. Nourse, Daniel Holston, J. H. Bocock, 6B. F. Bittenger. Ruling Kiders—F street Presbyterian church, 8. S. Barter; Bei church, Georgetown, Otho Z. Muncaster; Second cbureh, James B. Tustin; Seventh streetchurch, J.D art The busisess first ta order was the election of anoderator. Rev. Mr. Bocock moved that the brother now ta the chair be the moderator for the remainder of the sessioa. The only objection he saw about it, however, was, thet Mr. Gratt would have to preach another sermon at the opening; but be was sure they Would be glad to have another fom bim The motion prevailed; and Mr. Gretf was duly elected moderator of the Presbytery Rev ©; Gurley moved that Rev. Mr Bittinger beelected stated clerk of the Presbytery. The motion was agreed to ev. Dr Bocock said be saw no business that it was necessary to tak up to-night, except to appoint a committee on assessmen s. T hoped that committee would. beap- night. S.me of them might not be t there to-morrow. Dr. J H. Bocock and 8.8 Pointed on that committee. Baxter were ap- motion was egreed to; and they accord- togly adjourned to meet this Morning at 9 o'clock Tur Wasxixcton Curtrrens’ Mission —A Yaudabie benevolent institation bas been Tecently established by the ladies of the First Unitarian Church, who, moved to compassion by the des- titute condition of a great many poor childrenin eur midst, bave taken the subject in hand of res- culag them if possible from the streets aodalleys of their neighborhoods, waich they inhabit in @efauit of comfortavie homes by the poverty or neglect of their patents, aid giving them educa- Hon in thecommoa English branches. Begic ning with lituited means this charitable object, they Have as yet accomplished but comparatively lit- Sle, but th+y have received such encouragement u their mission as to enable trem to establisb a seuool in the Fourth Ward, where they have vented rooms for the purpose, aud employed a teacher. Thus far they bave received into the school about tuirty pupils eliof whom come f-om the lewest hauats of poverty, and even in some cases of worse than poverty; and they are here surrounded with Coristian infinences, kindness end forbearance, and are @aily being taught the elementary principles of useful knowledge. In some cases they Lave found it necessary tosupply different articles of clothing for them, which been a heavy draught upon their slender rex. ces; but they bave not wanted for friends th far, aud do not despair of permanent and cordial support from all tbe true friends of benevolence in eur city An eloquent a children was mai ppeal in behalf of these poor on last Thanksgiving day, by Y, pastor of the Unitarian nee When, a well-known ger forward aod contributed the is the ‘Children’s Mission; another gentleman, a and ading member of the cougregation, has promised to give the ladies a lot of ground, on which to erect suitable build- ings for their purpose, shouid they succeed in making the school a permaneat one 3 & encourage ment as this is truly great, and doubtiess be ably seconded by other and «r donations, from those who can readily are a fithe of their surplus means, towards an object so humane, so truly Christian in all re- Spects St. Axpwaw's Dinner —The dinner of the patron saint of “Auld Scotia,’ given by the St Andrew's Society of this city at Gautier’s Saieon dast night, was a delightfal affair to al, concerned Some sixty members and invited gu at down to t ie, aed kK of the vinuds set wefure them wit worthy of the occzsion. Among the tavited guests were the popular Cominission- erof Public Buildings, Dr Blake, Jax. M. Car- ad Mr. Maury, of the law firm of a) i by aury. A appropriate blessing Rev. Mr. Lilict, who also, at the s0u8 courses which had been so d by their munificent host, re- tate thanks to the Creator for hix ton, president of the associztion, 1 Was supported at the other end of tbe table by Mr. Jobn Smith, in Bighiard cos- tume A number of the members were also dressed in the yarb of the Highlander Supper over, a magnificent gold medal, called St rew's medal, was presented to the Presi. dent, by Mr. Fred. W. Stuart, on bebalf of the Association, who | espace the gift by a weil-de- livered speech; which was eloquently responded to by the recipient. Thea came the regular toasts; which were drunk and responded to with spirit aad good bumor, and nota Little wit. A toast to the Corporate Authoritie: of Wash- ington was responded to by Mr. Cariisle, as its attorney, in bis bappiest manner. A number of good old Scotch songs were sung; which added much to the eutbusia.m that pie- vailed. Thus passed off the night, until the ‘wee sma’ hours ayont the twal,”? when all, delighted with what they bad seen and heard, and baving in all te=pects done honvr to the occasion, separated with many regrets to their home, to enact the scene o'er again in delightful dreams. A County Potice Station —In view of the rapid increase cf the depredations of thieves, rowdies, and outlaws of various descriptions, in the county of Washington, outside the city lim- is; and, in order to put a Stop to the prevalence and increase of crime, committed mostly by teape-graces from the city, who, to avoid the tlose watch kept upon them by our municipal authorities, betake themsecives to the unprotected territory round about the adjoining county where they are aconstant terror to the pezceful inhabitants, no: conSuing themselves to thefis and robberies upon farms, but often carrying their rascalities tothe extent of burglary; and, not unfrequently, to assaults upon the persons of those who endwavor to proteet their homes and firesides from spoliation by these graceless indi viduals—it bas become a matter for serioux con- templation for the country folks, whether they, w of the want of preper police regulations, depend upon their own resources for de- » Of contiaue to be the victims of these spoilers, without redress or satisfaction. Wesre no way to remedy this cry! evil, unless the matter betaken in hand by the authority which supervises tue alfaire of the county,viz: the Levy Court This body, at present, bas no power over the police aifeirs of the county; but this power mig bt be readily obtained by application to Con- ress, who have charge of the interests of the istrict before that ¥, and who are true friends to the District, would doubtless take a lively taterest ia this ma‘ter were the thing laid before them officiali Supposing Congress were to confe: upoe tLe Levy Court power to draft a penal code for the county, to appoint a police magistrate, and two Police officers; said officers haviag the ype pee to make arrests for com- mon offences, and the same obligations with ref- erence to their acts as those of this city; aad said lice magistrate baviag full power to d pose of | ape brougbt Portis Sra eae bl against (be Laited States’ Such a pay for itseif, and possibly go that—to say nothing of the extent to great evil might thus be eradicated. ond doing which this Rowprisw —We bave been requested to state that the riotous and disorderly conduct of acrowa whorallied tothe callefOh, you Sixes!’ and iu- duiged in whooping, yelling, and howling, about wo o'clock last Sunday mornig, along H street. between Fou:th and Fifth streets, was very of- fensive to those residing im that vicinity, avd especially to some who are quite tll. It ighoped that the police will interfere if a repetition of such uct Is attempted Fine —Last night, about eleven o'clock, a two Story frame dwelling, on Seventh street Borth | was discovered to be burning. The alarm was ¥iven, but the efforts of the neighhors conid act nave it from destruction; and it was too distant fom any engine-seuse for firemen to render ef- fective service. It was supposed to have been Bred by an incendiary Axoruze Fare awn Easy Barrtitonxsy Cavour —One night, the week before last, two two Baltimore free-and-easys named John Suter and West Woodward, came to this city on a feg- ular bender, bringing with them the tools cf their profession in the shape of sundry dirk- knives, revolvers, etc., and Promising themselves a fine time generally among the various gangs of thetrown complexion here. They landed rom the cars and proceeded up Pennsylvania avenue, and entered a number of restaurants and exbibit- ing their shoulder-bitting and stabbing peculiar. ities to the inmates as usual At one restaurant they became so rough in their behaviour as to drive forth thore present and intimidate the Pro- prietor not a little One of the lieutenants of police becoming apprised of the facts, took two or three policemen and followed them all over town, keeping an eye to their movements, and finally traeed them to a houre of il!-fame, arriv- ing just in time to parent a serious diffenity. When they entered the house Sater had a drawn dirk in bis hand, which he attem to get rid of by dropping it on the floor. His « pal” had a five-barrel revolver. They were arrested and taken before Capt. Goddard, who fined them &50 each for carrying conceal.d weapons, and in de- fault of payment thereof sent them to the work house for 90 days A few days afterwarda Woodward was re- leased by payment of his fine, by a friend in this city. Suter remained in the work-house about ten days longer, pursuaded thereto by the unwel- come companionsbip of a chain and large tron ball. Finally, his friends in Baltimore raised the mouey and sent it to a man in this city who paid his fine, and he was let off also. oe poten he Wwent,to Baltimore, where he travel'ed abont in the usual way till Monday night, when he and one Houck went toa ball and had a difficulty with man named Prvor, who ejected them from the ball-room. ‘They went awa vowing vengeauce, and last night, with papdtes Di of their friends, weut to a lager beer honse where Pryor was and called him out. He went to the door when one of the crowd, named Harris, had some violent words with him, and attempted to strike him Just at that momenta pistol was discharged, the effect of which was to wound Pryor in three places, and it ix thought fatally so. The police succeeded in arresting seven of them, namely : John Suter, Richard Harris, James Ennis, Chas. Loveday, Thomes Hoffman, and Loach Brian, who were nil sent tothe lockup. Soon afterwards another of the party, named owas went tothe station house and gave himself up The officers Were in pursuit of Houck, who had fied. Wasuinctox Treatre.—T. F. Meagher on Central Amertca.—In the spring of the present year, Mr. Thomas F. Meagher, accompanied by Col Paez, of Venezuela, made a visit to Central America, and for several months traveled much tbrough the forests and over the mountains of the different Republics. The result of their wander. ings and ponderings has been a series of narra- tives, the first of which will be delivered to-night in our bijou theatre (which, by-the-way, from this date, in control of its popular manager of last season) doubtiess toa large audience. A series of admirable paintings, each copied from sketches taken on the spot by Col Paez, will be exhibited at appropriate intervals, and will contribute in no little degree to the interest ef the entertainment, The second and last narrative will begin on Sat- urday evening. DEPREDATIONS ON THE Woop-Yarps —During a few weeks past several wood and coa! dealers have complained of the loss of their Property by thieves. The taking of enough to prevent imme- diate suff-ring does not seem to the cause of complaint. It is the larceny of wood in such quautities as indicate the intention of the thieves to l:y in @ winter supply, or to go into the busi- ness {tis a difficult matter te catch the d-pre dators ia such a way thot punishment can be in- Hicted by legal process. Altbough there are strong suspicions of the parties, yet no direct proof iscbitained. ——_ ‘Tus Steaxosen Itarian Orgra Company — The inducements which Mr. Strakosh offers our readers who are lovers of really excellent artistic music cannot fail to fill the concert room upon the evenings which are fixed for the grand entertain- ments. An examination of the advertisement Will assure the public that a rich treat is in store for such as attend. Covrt oF CLaims —Yesterday, Richard A. Clements, senior, of Indtana, was sworn as an at- torney of this court. The case of Thomas R. Gedney vs. The United Stotes was called, but owing to the indisposition of Mr. Rothwell, the attorney for the petitioner, it Was postponed; and the court adjourned until Thursday. CLoTHinc Taixves.—Monday nighta thief en- tered the yard attached to the dwelling of 8. Ba- con, Esq., and stole a considerable uantity of y-marked clothing, left out to ry during the night. Should the Police make a descent upon any depot of stolen goods, it it Possible they may be fortunate in discovering this Property. THE ATTRACTIVE Sax of Statuary, bronzes, plated goods, French china, Bohemian glass ware, fancy articles, &c.—we perceive by the ad- vertisement—will be continued this evening, at iron Halt. The ladies are particularly invited to attend. The room will be brilliantly lighted and comfortably warmed. FuNrRat oF Carr. Brooks.—The faneral ot the late Captzin Breoke, U. S. Marine Corps, passed down the avenue at noon to-day, attract- ing much attention. TRIALS aT THE GUARD Hovss.—Thos. Loman, colored, out after hours; fine and costs S215 Bridget Carroll, drunk and disorderly; do. $3 15. Jane Bennett, do; do. $1.15. Edw Briscoe, drunk, disorderly and profane; do. $1.15. DismissED.—Yesterday, after a hearing before Justice Dona, the case of Sarah Austin, charged with keeping a bawdy honse, was dismissed, the evideace being insutiicient to sustain the charge. To tue PuBLic_—Washington City, Dee. 1, 185S: Perceiving from an account of the pro- ceedings in the Board of Aldermen, on Monday evening last, published in acity paper, that Al- derman Riggs took occasion to allude to the bill for the erection of a ma: ket-house in the Seventh Ward as being ‘Another Towles affair,’ 1 feel ed on to repel the insinuation against me, Personaily, involved therein. That there was nothing Whatever wrong in the manner in which I superintended the construction of the First Ward market-house, is evidenced in the fact of geet my bill for that service through ard of Aldermen, though it was opposed by Mr. Riggs, on the ground that there had been ho necessity for my employment. Now, the truth is, this ungenerous aspersion of Alderman Riggs upon me, was simply intended as aside blow at Mayor Magruder’s administra- tioa of our municipal affairs. It would have been far more manly and appropriate to his posi- tion in society for bim to have made that assault directly, where it was intended to cut, rather than upon me apparently. But that is, after all, @ matter of taste, however much} may regret tbat Ais taste bas led him to indulge in uncalled-for inuendos against me. ic® James Tow ces. Mx. Evitoz —Dear Sir: In perusing the con- tents of your truly valuable sheet, I was induced by the many promises held out to ladies in furs at Mr. Hopkins’ establishment, corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, and always fond of looking at anything that can improve our sex in yood looks, and also to add to our comfort during the approaching season, I determined to call aud see for myself; and, oh wonder of won- ders, at the sight of so boy rich furs, even J, who have traveled all over the world, was truly surprised to flod so rich and so fide an assort- ment ia Washington. And, with ek at those beautiful furs, shown with so much polite n 1 passed one of the pleasantest hours, since { nave been in your city. I would advise all ladies that are fond of looking at fine goods to call, and I will insure them a polite rece; tion, judging by my own. Time and space will not ad- mit of more at present. Yours, very truly, it Fiona McFLimszy. Loox at the Alphabetical Business Directory in another column. Fairs, Balls, and Festivals furnished with Ice Cream, ofthe best quality, at $1 per galion, and Contestivnery of ali kinds, at reduced prices, freah made every day, at the Philadelphia Confectionery and Phele Depot, corner 12th and F streets. 0c 25 Im Wexppine Caxgs, v; retty and chea| the Pailadelphia fectibnery, sorner Ph ‘and F sl ? Con: treets. Ice Cream and Water loes, 38 cent: no DIED, On Tuesday morning the 30th ultimo, ALKEX- A.DEK FORRES, youngest son of Robert M. and Catharine C. Combs, sg°d & years 3 months and ds of the family are respectfully invited 8 {nveral on This (Wednesday ) ’A fter= noon, the let of ber, at 4 o'clock, from the Fesideuce of his parents, No. 611 8th street east. * At his jee, in Georgstowa, D. C., on the whee tT, JUHN HOPKINS, in the 58th year a = a ae Weekly Sun please copy.) ni “th November, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Alfred Ci ‘Mrs. : of Unsries county, Macon ieee oe rid r HE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing between John FE. F, i os itsate i sta tagin a dt rine wie Som nage 12 d to reecive and settle ai: debts of aaa’ “aaa firm, All persons who are indebted to piesse call gud settle without Libs ore ruyca dae HN +. P. CARLIN, Washington, Nov, << tA Boeve ah pats = RAT 8 Correepdhidtnte of The Star. 4 GEoKortown, Nov. 36 1858 The gloomy, rainy weather of the last three days, has laid a partial embargo on alt Kinds of out-door business, and cenverted those Portions of our streets, from which we fear the pick and shovel will never again disappear, into @ sort of qi ite, which renders them almost impassable, elther by man or beast. We cannot Say positively whose business it is to see to such matters, but one thing we do know, and that is, that with proper management, much of the pub- lic work which hes been done upon our streets recently might have been done ina manner that would have subjected our citizens te one hun- dred fold less trouble and inconvenience than has been inflicted upon them for several months it An affair that eerenesirea. in your city, fs pte quite a stir bere just now. A Waxbing- ton City Corporation contractor considerably edvanced in lite (of the First Ward) on Mon- day morning before last, professing to his family that he was about to go u a gunning excur. sion, absconded with two females of doubtfal reputation. The time for bis return, the suc- ceedin, AWednesday, passed off without tidings from him. His family became alarmed at his absence, which resulted in bringing to light an old pocket book that he had accidentally left ata polut where he he had hastily transacted some business, the contents of which paved the big to a fall revelation of bis proceedings. He had dis- posed of evidences of debt to 2 large amount, due biin by the Corporation for work done, put the proceeds in his pocket, and absconded, leav- ing several of the sub-contractors for work under him in the vocative, to the tune of some three to five thousand dollars, besides several sums of fifty dollars and upward, he had borrowed from his friends, unpaid. It was soon ascertained that the women had gone to Cincinnati, Ohio, and commenced the confectionery business. Some of his creditors followed them. Upon repairing to the street and house designated upon the card, they had ali their suspicions fully confirmed by finding their quondam friend snugly housed with the before- mentioned lassies. Their very unexpected ap- pearance was to him like a thunder clap on a clear day. To get rid of such unwelcome visit- ors to his new home, he soon compromised the matter of debt. in part, by transferring to them some two thousand or more dollars’ worth of Corporation scrip, which he still held. The gen- tlemen, feeling considerably elated, we suppose. at the unexpected success which had crowne: their labors, returned to Washington, leavin the gallant to the indulgences of his newly-foun home, and due reflections —_ the misery he has brought on his abandoned family. We have been requested by persons residing in Virginia, and who can reach our market only by way of the Little Falls bridge, to call the atten. tion of our corporation authorities to the miserable condition of the road leading thereto. \Ve were assured by gentlemen yesteidsy thats ne por- tions of it is in such a wretched condition as to be almost impassable. As this is the only reliable thoroughfare seeding to our city from Virginia, we sincerely hope that it will no longer be neg- lected. As the season has arrived when the pork and other species of heavy produce ins to come into our market from that quarter, it is all important that the matter should be attended to, and the road put in good order at once. At the dedication of the fine Lecture and Sab bath-school Room of the Metbodts: Protestant church, on Sunday afternoon last, Rev. Josiah Varden delivered one of his peculiarly-interest- ing and appropriate discourses, and a collection counting from $75 to $100 was taken up, to as- sist in defraying the expense of its erection On next Thursday evening, at 73 o'clock, our fellow-towneman, Mr Jobn T. Bangs, will de- liver a free tecture, at the above-mentioned place, upon a very prolific and pl-asing subject: Nature. We advise our readers to go and bear Mr. Bangs. His lecture is the first of a series, which is to delivered by talented lecturers, for the purpose of liquidating a deot contracted in the erection of the before-mentioned Sabbath school and lecture room. Hon. David Pau! Brown of Philadelphia, E_Y. Reese, D D.,J MeCron, D. D , and others, are among the lecturers. Owing to a temporary interruption to some portion of her machinery, the canal steamer An- telope was unable to make her regular trip through to Harper’s Ferry yesterday. She pro- ceeded as far as Edwards’ Ferry, and was com- pelled to return. She will be able to resume her trips again to-morrow. The weather, this mornin » after such as we have bad to pass through, for several days past, is quite aluxury. The sup beamed down upon us—clear, bright, and warm—which bas caused & pretty considerable stir among those who have pase are up for several days past, and, in busi- ness localities. All were seemingly anxions to enjoy the balmy breezes of the real Spring-tike artery © The flour market has become less active; prices, however, remain unchanged —@5 12a@5 25 for standard superfine brands, and extra higher, asin qaaty. Sales yesterday of several thousand bushels of wheat at $1 20 for good red, and #1 25 for white. There ts no old corn offerta, ; new in the ear is coming in yocey freely, and = selling at $3a%3 25 per barrel for yellow and white Artivals—Sehr Young America, Peari from sen Cpt with apples, onions, fish, &c » to master; brig Ada,Crocket, from Boston, to Haitly & Bro; and quite a fleet of small craft with grain, wood, oysters, &c. The steamer Columbia is Gischarging at the wharf of Hyde & Davidson. C eeemnenianrameaneee eT ALEXANDRIA. poser cali Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Dec. 1, 1858. The weather this morning is cool and bracing; ice of tolerable thickness skims all the gutters and pools in which water has been standing over night; and the Ist of December promises to be a fine wimer’s day. The funeral of John A Shinn, whose death we mentioned in our last letter, took place yesterda His remains were escorted to Ivy Hill bythe R lief. Fire Company, 8. H. Devaughn, marshal, and Washington Lodge, No. 22, Free and Ac. cepted Masons. Delegations from all the fire companies united with the Reller upon the oc- casion; and the fire-bell of that company was tolled during the passing of the Procession. St. Mary’s Hall, the building erected for free school purposes, as well reading and m-eting room for the Young Catholic’s Friend Society, d awsnigh completion, and will soon be finished The new Baptist Church, on Washington street, is, likewise, nearly completed. Both these bu ings will be public ornaments, and reflect muc:! credit on the architect, Mr. 8. T.G Morsell, by whom they were designed, as weil as upon the communities that, notwitstanding the pressure of the times, raised funds to secure their erection Markets to. y—Flour, no sales reported Wheat, offerings light and market dull; sales of good white at $1.23, red $1.172$1.19. Cora, rye and oats, no sales reported —— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. TAKE NOTICE.—Persons in arrears for Taxes due this Corporation will please cail ettle at once, otherwise they wi!l subject them Selves to expense and mortification. The School Tax list 18 now in my hauds for collection. . Fs EKELL, Collector. Georgetown, D. C., Nov. 16, 1868," no 17-im* C CLOCK REPAIRING. LOCKS of every description osrefully cleaned, and the striking part properly adjusted, by J. A. WATSON, 59 Bridge stieet. Georget. the convenience of persons living at stance, a competent workmen wil: be sent to the rown house. A fare stook of Ciocks always on hand for sale. no Z7-im* JCKSKIN GLOVES, GAUNTFLETS, AND BY a be: gt f th bie joribers call the a ion of the publi to their supply of BUCKSKIN GLOVER” GAUNTLET S and TENS oftheir manufacture, which they offer on ac- sea — ae ‘buckskin Shirts and wer rder am ere ae to RAMSBURG & EBERT, igh, between lst and 2d streets, no 26-Im Georgetown, D.C. Fors Furs! FuRs: REAT BAaRGain Latizs’ Fors. Sets of FRENCH SAbLE a: worth $7. Rots of Sets of FITCH @12, worth Sat Ort Sl iJ hC ror’ a SABLE, SOIURREL: and all kinds mw. F. SEYMOUR 182 Bridge street. Georgeto Call ear’ SALE AND RETAIL FEED noB iw EW WHO. N AREHOUSE, c. ADDISON, HAN. i Nos. 91 and 93 Watzr Strext, Grorsztown, D.C. Feed deliverei to any point in W: ton or Georgetown free of charge. no ti-im* Civse !—CIDER !!—CIDER !! Grocers and other retailers can be lied with prime Clarified CIDER in quantities to suit. and on ble terms, bi ee: Daadantal ARNY & SHINN. ITATOES. BUSHELS PRI E WHITE MER- CrR New Jersey POTATES in store et phe heres ent PETER BERRY noé 85 Water street F 7 CaaS: FURS, FURS, FURS. Having just returned from New York with the best selected stock of FURS ver pa pg tema pele solicit the atten i articles to an exam’ sii eae wets pieare poner canner the many kindaoa hend, but rather every one call tion lea Sign Ww Bea,. corner of no 30 tw = i treet and. Pa, avenue, EDDING PRESENTS. |. W. GALT & BRO. just reoei’ at tueit "New sta pa eat e, saga ng Prese ut ‘wos oe i ‘est price marked in distinct e, wi be + W. GALT & 9, mio 30-98 354 Pa, av., between pte. two or) UCTION SALES, prs 110 000 srcvion= Sn THURS EAT sorted stook of . ork; te be sold wi. Pesrivama ave: ‘he sale will bs noon and ALso Jotha. Cassi Vest: Vath Back and Brown Cotto Fiannels, Embroi- {1 bs sold wi ree a without reserve, in lots im be a A deducti Zi A deduction of 2 Per cent. in all bills of $25 and ‘he lauies are invited to attend. No damaged goods will be scld. Every article perfect, x ndel WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. sae WALL & BARNARD, ANotioneers. ILDING LOT IN THE FIRST WARDAT B' Atction.—On MONDAY AFTERNUUN & 40’clock, m front of the premises, we shall sell Lot No ll, in square No. 12, fronting 4334 street west, and running back 100 iS streets north, ‘itle pertect. ‘erms: One fourth cash: mouths. with interest, trust. dite feet between D ‘esidue in 8 a and ‘seoured bys ined of WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, By WALL & BARNARD, Auctiones: DMINISTRATOR’S SALE be HOUS HOLD FCRNITORE.—On FRIDAY MORNING. $d instant, at 19 o'clock, at the late residence of treet ¥. il, the Isaac Holiand, deceased, No. 515 171 by order of the Orphans’ Court, { will sonal Property therein, as— Mahog: Do. and Lounge, Curtains, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washatand Wardrobes, Feather Bed: Hairand Husk M: Refrigerator, Cookin; d other Stoves, Fire lrons, Crockery and Glass Ware, Rain Ca-k, Iron, Wood and Tin Ware, With other articles not here mentioned. ‘Terms cash, 6. FP. BARRETT, Administrator. del-ts WALL & BAKNARD, Atcts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ONTINUATION SALE OF SUPERIOR Paxior Suites, Caginer Furxitvre, Hair MATTRESSES. WINDOW HADES, GILT CoRNicE, Ker On WEDNESDAY MUKNING, December 1st, at 10 o'clock, at the establishment of George T. Smallwood, Exq., No. 5°8 7th street, we shall close out the residue of stock, includ:ng an invoice of ndsome Parlor Suites, tat was ordered but not received in time for former sile, We name— Idelegant Carved Walnut and Mahogany Parl-r Suites. of newest styles and superior workman- thip, finished in best guality Frenoh Brocatelle, Moroccoand Green Plush, Silk Damask, Reps, end Hair Cloth, ranging in value from 850 to 0, 15 Spring-seat Rocking Chairs, of various atyles, 5 Leather covered Sleepy Hollow Chairs, 29 Cabriole Chairs, finished m enameiled cloth, Spring-seat Lounges of various patterns, . Mahogany Sofas, Rockers, Arm and Parlor Chairs, Roseweod and Walnut Marbie-top Tabi Handsome Walnut Whatnot, 8 superior Curled Hair Mattresses, Suit and Painted Window Shades, Cornice, Together with 8 large assortment of house furnish- 10g goods, ail of which wili be sola withovt re v : @#and under cash: over that sum acred- and 4 months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. P. S —Catalogues will be ready and the goods on exhibition 3 days prior to sale no2-d J, C. Mob UIRE & CO., Anots. > THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDA- bly Postponed until FRIDAY MORNIXG, Deo. Sd, same hour and place. jel-d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.., Auct’ra. Br 8. J. McCORMICK, Auctioneer. T AUCTION—A SMALL FAKM FOR SALE ON THE Western Scsvpss of THE CITY oF ALEXaNDRIA.-On WEDNESDAY, December 15th, at 12 0’clock m..in front of the Mayor's «ffi. e, we wiil offer at pubic auctiona very desirable Farm, of 35 or K asres, about one-ha'fof which is in rood wood, and the remainder has been uncer cultivation 4s 8 market garden, for which it is very desirab e. The wood covors three as desirab'e building tites can he found so near thec ty. Onthe farmt ere two-story Rriok Owellingand a frame stable. For further information.apply to either of us, and we will show the piace toany who wish to inspect it. Terms will be one-third cash, and a credit of 1 and 2 on the remainder. yeirson the ” JAMES P. SMITH, ITH, Exesutors of Hugh Smith. dol-d S.J. MeCOn MICK. Ancts. By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Georgetown. OFX FRIDAY, THE THIRD OF DKCKM- ber, at 4 o'clock p.m., we will sell, in front of the premises. the convenie*t and substantial two- story Brick House and extensive baok-burldings situated on High, near West street.on Lot number thirteen. in Beatty and Hawkins’s addition, George- town. . The house contains 11 good roome, furmshed with ind attached thersto iz a good beke oven smoke- be ae &o.; aiso, 4 pump of pure water at the kitch- Ts ot orma: One-fourth cash; the balace in 12, 18 and 24 months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, beari interest and secured by a deed of trust on the pret — the oo Seger on the deferred payments to uarterly. Pof BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auots, ARSHAL’S SALF.—In virtue of awnt of fieri facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cireust Court of the District of Columbia for the county of W: neton, and to me directed, { shail expose to oubiic sale. for Casu, in front of the Court-house door of said county, on FRIDAY, the 24th ony of December, 1858, at 12 o’cleck m.. the following described Property, te wit: Ail defend: night, title, ciaim and interest in and to Lot N ne.(9.)in Square No. ore hundred and niuety-g1X, (195,)in the cicy of Washington, D.C., together with ail and singular the improvemonts thereon, seized acd levied upon As the pronerty of Francis A wiokens, snd wil! bs sold to satisfy Ju = No. 93, to May, 1858, in favor of W. pard. ca Shep- . D. HOOVER, Late Marshal for the District of Columbia. no 3-dts By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. OSiTIVE_ ANU UNRESERVED SALE OF 2SMALL SQUARES OF GROUND IN THE SECOND Warp —On THURSDAY * PEKNOON, De cember 2d, at4’clook, at the auction rooms, we shall sell, without reserve— Square No, 307, frouting respectively on Vermont avenne, /2th street west. and north 8 street, and containing 39.760 square feet. Square north of Square No. 33, fronting respective. ty on Vermont avenue, lth street west, and stree id containing 11,429 square feet. res are well located :n tha north- {the Soond Ward. towa:d which 1mprove- © rapidly approaching,ard they must. in a ie, become very valuable. Title unques- sie without reserve. tionable. Terms: One-third cxsh; the residue im 6 and 12 months. with interest, secured bya deed in trust “no 8d"), C, MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. ALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AvcTion.—On SATURDAY MORNING, December 4th, commencing at 10 o’olock, I shall sell, at No. 529 H street, between 6th and 7th streets, a large collection of superior house- hold furniture, be: eres ing the efiects of Reise Private ny jOUSS, COMRisting in of, viz: Handeome Carved ‘Mahogan Sofas, ; Piahes AD Baad Table, wit a) OF AD: ring Handsome Mantel and one pf Mowape ans ny ‘apestry, Brussels Carpeting. Mahoraoy Recliner Chair, covered with morocco, w Do. ee aes with =eree te. Vainut Etegere, y . Handeome Cottage Reception Chairs, covered with Wistow hades Damark Curtains and Cornices, Maho any Hat ek. superior Barometer, f xtension Dinin, A Disses fine assortment of ‘Coins, Glass, ‘Tavle Cuilery, Pinted Castors, Plated ‘Spoons, Forks, and Table Furniture gsne- raliy. ged Dinin room yore Drugget. al amber *, Mahogany and Walnut French and Cottage Bed- steads, . Foaticrsegingeiog dele Mattroenes, jolsters Avinree eollestion of ioe Blankets, Comforts, ts, ti s,ac. Mahorany Dressing Huree us, With marble top, Mahogavy and other Washstands. Looking-ginases, s 10r steak pomegees ones with mozoco, marble top, seat Chairs, ir Bat, So: jedsteads, Toi et Sete it Refrigerator. Fi 01 4 wevornass Sookine Stoves and fixtures, fore Cook and other Stoves for wood and ooai, itehen Furniture, Cooking Requisites. &o. i H ersons furnishing 1s partieu‘ar- ty ealed fo thie se - ache nee are of good quality in excel'en! i 5 3 and under cash; over that suma credit otee ea As fora ‘approved endorsed notes, besr- oma C. W_BOTELER, Auct. STILL THEY CO Beautiful Goods, such as Cates, ake or ‘Boxes, Desks. Ga bas, Party Fa Fancy Hair Pins, sls,Cry- Inds sy dies’ Traveling and ping Bags, Perlumery,with an imme tock of Goya and: Fancy J “ idaye.juat open: wocet the great Fancy, Toy aoe tore on F&. av., —— . MeLAUGHLIN. J SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES. ‘ecer of tre above sulencine ithe Silver, Steel, Shell sod Horn frames, with beat EN 3s F. no : Oe Ee ehand ian ets: fa MECHANICS’ i oy ag SW edeeada aad Fey ovenne from 2 . PRINCIPAL. po W8-tf '—-TOYS !—TOYS !!! feet on 2th | By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. GFAND SALE OF STATUARY, FRENCH H Caixa, Broxze Goons, MEMIAN GLAss Wane, Siem aren me St ‘ORK be iD ie" RTICL BAY snd THURSUAY. ecemies Neen hn Ye 4 Te ea " ae salesroom, |r« 4 Monemot oods ev: offered af auction in thie city, fs consisting in part, nz: ITALIAN MARBLE, ALABASTER, AND N ORGATE STATORRE In this superb collecticn msy be f aay of el: i ind other wel! - ‘ iueviee of Sou Known forms of vases Venus ci i, re, F other beautiful Groupe ais. iT lect if ‘en Sets. large Vases, Frenoh China Dinner Sets, And other Ornamental Goods. richly decorated, Rosewood Work boxes and Writiwe-desks, SupecerDilver plated Goods, heavily plated and uperior Silver 5 is, heavily an "richly ehased. . ‘ and have been seleoted with great Pandoifini f-om the great studios of c and the royal manufactories of Prague andiVienna. ‘These goods have over been «fered in tny other market And it iz confident!) believed that tne citizers of Wastingtou have never had ao desirable an oppor- tunity presented to them of obtaiming articles of equai elegano*, ornament, ard utility. The goods will be open free exhibition on Tuesday, Noverber 30th. ‘The ladies are particularly invited to examune the go nd attend the ssle Saie pe-emptory. Cazalogues will be ready on the morning £ the day of sale. erms ons! noW-at _"__C. W. BOTELER, Auct._ & BARNARD, Auctioneers All. STOCK OF FINE GOLD T care Tey." On THURSDAY MOR ‘ We will commence the sale of the ent John Robinson, in store No. 349, sc - sylvania avenuc, opposite Brown The s*ook ix fresh, of the iatest etsles and fine quality, and wil! be sold without limut or reserve. We name— Fine Gold Hunting Case Lever Watohes, of Ros- keli’s. Johuson’s, Cooper’, and others, Fine Duplex and Swiss Wa‘ches, hunting and open face cases, - f_adies’ fine bold Watches, Fine and low priced Silver Ware and Lapine Watches, Fine Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains, Jet. Coral, Mvtaic &e. Gents. fine Go:d Breastpi Ladies’ Broo-hes. fine gold Ear rings and Drops, set, figured and piain, Fine God “eal, stone. chased, Locket ard plain Rir Gold Lockets, C: nd Charms, Toss Gold aud silver Spectacies, Silver Spoons. Plated Spoons, sod Forks, Mugs, Cake and Card B skets, Irsys, &c. Also.5 French Plate Giass ~how trays complete, neariy 2ew and very ha dsome. Also, ! large new Safe, with trays and small draw ers, suitable for a jeweler’s or counting room use— t $350. Ali of which, with much more not here men- Ne rivets the =— stock, will be sold to the ighest bidders, recardiess ot Price. {-The sate will be continued EVERY EVEN. Ty, at 7 o'clock, until the stock is disposed of. Terms: $39 and under cash; over that sum & credit of 69 and 90 days for notes satisfactorils en dorsed, bearing interest WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ~N. B.—I intend to keep exclusively a Clo k Store. JUHN ROBINSYN, no 20- No. 349 Pennoyivania averus. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Bi! LIF F's SAI.E.—By virtue of anord=r of train from Angelica Simpson, and to me directed. Sz8inst the goods and chattels. rights and credit» of Marcus Hook, for rent dueand in arrears, | have seized aud taken the following goods and chattels, and will sell thesameat pubire auction on THURS- DAY, 2d December, at 19 0’clock, in hoase No. 330 on E street, between i0th and |/th streets, to wit: 1 Mahogany Sofa,i Mart Carpets, 7 Window >hades, " rm Chair. 1 Rug. 1 Hat Rack, Carpet. sicloth, | Carpet, | Cottage Set (4 pieces.) 8 M hogany ‘ “hairs, | Stoveand Fireboard, | Hair Mat - tress, 1 Writing Table,1 Fender and’ Fireboard, 3 Wasnstand and Set, 1 smell Rocker, | small Bureau, Lot Stair Carpet, | Wardrobe. Sees Beusteads. | Sinels Bedstead, ! Washstand, lock, 1 Towel ‘Sck.i Marble top Besufet.1 small Rocker, 1 Cane- £0 at Arm Chair, 5 French Cane-seat Chairs, | Coal Stove ard F:reboard, Termeosths 5. a. HARROVER, Baliff _nom WALL & BARNARD, Aucte Bs J.C. MoGUIRF. & CO.. Anotioneers G HEAT SALE OF SUP® RIOR AND COST XU vy Furs —: n THURSDAY MORNING, De- cember * tion rox of Ladu before in th St 10 o'clock. on the first floor ofour auc- we shall sell the lorgest and best inveice sentiemen’s Fine Furs ever offered ‘nment from a firat- class house ‘ew York. of goods made expressly for best city retarl trade, and consists of Hudson Bay and Mink Sable, Stone Martin, Fitch ri e, and a full variety of Ladies’ and ‘apes, Circulars, Victorines, Muffs and Cuifs, &o., &e. ALSO, Gents’ Fur Costs, Meters. Gloves, &eo., &e. 5 A splendid assortment of Carriage and Sleij Robes, of nest make, rarest kind, comprising H son Bay and Prairie Wolf, Bear, Genet, and other kinds in uss, 7 Catalogues of the whole of this valuable stock will be prepared and Furs arranged for inspectioa two duys previous to the sale. ‘erms: @25ard uncer cash; over that sum. a credit of 60.and %) days. for satisfactorily endorsed ites, bea terest. ee ee Te MCGUIRE & CO., Anots. no 27 3.€ By A. GREEN, Auotionee XTENSIVe SALE OF CHINA, GLASS, AND CROCKERY Wake at Avetio’ THURSDAY MUKNING, ad of December seli. in front of my auction roo on the corner ot 7tn and D streets, at i0 o’clock, the largest and most complete assortment of Crockery Ware ever of- fored for public sale in this city. [mame in part— 25 sets of White Chins and Biae Sprig Tea Sets, ly fine Chica Punch Bow!s, is do. do. Card Baskets, su — _——— == Tumblers, all patterns, 12 do. Cnt Deca: ters, 22 do. Pressed Celeries and Syoon-holders. 25 do. Pressed Egg Cups and Jely Glasses 28 do, do. Wine snd Champagne Glasses, 100 do, Stone China Plates, al! sizes, 12 do. Soup Tureens, do. 10 do. Pickle Leave: do. 25 do. Stone Chins hes. do. 159 sets Store China Cups Seucera, 125 do. Stone China Chamber Ware, Soap Dishes, Brush Boxes, Pitehers. of various descriptions, With a large lot of other articles in the Crockery line, which I deem unnecessary toanumerate, ‘erms of sale: Allsums under $25, cash ; neste of thirty. Jixty, a mrasty -_ notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest. » 4 ‘A. GREEN, Auct, FUTURE DAYS. ’3 SALE—In virtue of s wnt of M “ter tnsiaes ierued from the Clerk's Oliee of the Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to me directed, | ll to public sale forcasu, in front of the Gourt 2 jouse door of anid county, on MONDAY, the 2th day of November, 1858, at 12 o’clock m, the following described »to wit: Ali defend ant’s right, title, claim. and in tinandto Lots 7 3, in Square No. 378,in the city of ‘Washing - ton, D.C , together with aii and sing r the im- provements thereon, seized and levi; as the roperty of Peter Force, and will be sold to entis! Sadie No. 38, to Maroh term, 1855, in favor of John W. Maury and si, surv., and for use of Faroham’ "a heirs, . D. HOOVER, Marshal no4-ts Yorths Distvictel Colmene THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED unti vt lS por) 18th day of December next, 1853, game hour place. HOOVER, J.D. en Marshal for the District of Columbia. no 29- ee By A. GREEN Auctioneer. rpaustee’s BALE Ors TWOSTORY AND uM OUSES a i On PRIDA Yuthetith day of December next, | shal! sell, in front of the premises, st 40’clock Bp. m, by virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, bearing date the 15th day Co uly, 1854, and recorded in Liber J. A... No 81, folios 197, 198, 199, and 200, one ofthe jana s for Washington county mm the District Sol jowing improv: ‘operty, lying PSL the eity of Soar sierina trict afore- suid. viz: s All of Lot numbered twenty. three. (23,) in Square numbered one hundred ond seven, (107.) having 8 front on vorth L, between 18th and 19th streets west, together with the improvements, which are3 two-story Frame Houses. Terms of sale ossh. ifthe terme of saie are not complied with in three da sale, the Trustee reserves the right to e- ‘the property. by giving three days notice Pa resale in the newspaper, of ity of Wash- ington, at the risk and cost of t purchaser. nol6 awkde x Auct. CKEY, Auctioneers. abic sare GREAT SALE or Horses, P ULEs. Wacox: R ING: Furnitcr®. &e.—Un call Sa Soer at i qveduot, one & 60,, 0007 4 gxoeliont Riding and Buggy Horses, 3 258 Soe Buggy. lade!phis inske, nearly new, 2 Bu sets le 5 od work Mules, sorte akon cate noner tot Teale worn, rearing comgiete. ‘arm W) jones, light and strong, 3 eavy Stone ax s 1oy Wheel 8. barrows, nearly new, Hay Cutter, A larce lot 8 Shovels, Picks, Drills, Hammers,and 1,000 Yeet Pine Plenk, and Joist, ick. rigged comp Lovet rat-rate Drag abd Lead Chains, Blacksmith t ERMps, with 200 foot Hose, Feet a od urnitur bee ae Cook Th os! maatien, with all | : ‘tove. (With otner articles too numerous to mecticn, all ol rnion will a te rds 5 Se met frem Mexice. iT. 1 Lo ew. pd 3° —The Santa Fe mail of the N Santa Fe of between Lt. Resie’ irveyors be Camanches, dut poles hE been There was nothing tm: from the Navajo It was ‘bat the Na ped attacked Fort Defiance with loss of 90, but thi« was probably an ex: sccount of the skir mish fwd reported The California mai! left Santa Fe for Stockton October 25th, in charge of fourteen men. Fears were entertained by the returning mail party that the route may be cut off by hostile indians Election in New Haven. New Haven, Nov. 29—The annual town elec. tion of New fi k oc’ats clected the seven selectmen, by majorities varving from five to Sfty; also, the town clerk. collector, and a majority of the other Officers. Three candidates for selectmen received &@ Ge vote. Jail Burned. Baxuzon, &. Y , Nov. 29—The ppatioss connty » at Morrisville, was destroyed by fire on Sunday morning at 7 e'clock. About ns were confined in the jail at the time, but laoy rove ult get one in safe taken to §) cuse [tis thought the p isoners set the fire, hoping thereby to escape The Crew of the Slever Eche. CoLumsta, Nov. 30.—The Grand of came into court this morning and found no bi au three indictments against the crew of the slaver Echo. Their counsel will probably move forthe discharge of the prisoners on M. yy, When the conatitutionslity of the act will come up for argu - ment. The Ucited States District Attorney will endeavor to hold the prisoners. Pennsylvania Klettion. Rxavixe, Dec. | —Mr. George M. Keim, anti- lecompton Democrat, ix doubtless elected to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of the Hon J. Glancey Jones returns, 90 far re- ceived, show an opposition gain of a bundred and seventy on the October majority Conviction of the Junior Mutineers. Bostox, Nov 30 —In the Junior mutiny case, the jury returned a verdic! 8 fol- lows: That Plummer is z Cartha, Stanley and Herbert, are several! of manslaughter. Tne prisoners were for sentence The Steamship Indiaa Empire. Harirax, Nov. 30 —Nothing bad been heard of the steamship Indian Fmoire when the Europa left Liverpool. It was hoped she bad put back to America South Carelina Senatorial Contest. Co_umsta, Nov. 30—o. choice for United States Senator bas yet nmade On the last baliot Mr. Adams fell to 42. Mr. Rhett was with- drawn; Mr Keitt was ran up to 21 Movements of Congressmen. Artocsra, Ga. Dec. 1—Senator Hammond, fion. A. H. Stephens, and other res<men, have ——— through this city on way to Washington Bi oe y Besten Municipal Election. Boston, Nov. 30 —The Republicans in con- vention last night nominated Moses Kimball for Mayor. — Ssew at Montreal. Montezat, Nov 30 —Snow is falling heavily thix morning. Wind, southeast. Thermometer, 24 deg. — Baltimore Markets. Bartimonz, Dec. 1 —Flour is steady end un- cbanged. Wheat is firmer; white, @14038150. Coro bas an upward tendency, but is un- changed Provisions are firm. Whisky is firm at 25a26e Southern $5. Wheet is very dull, with but little inguir prices week; quotations riers & uochanged Corn closed with a declining 5 mixed 73iga75c. Pork is firm; mess 817 60a$17.75. Lard is firm 104alie. Whisky is dull at 2c. Financial. New Yor«, Dec. i om gna amt vee | Chicago and Rock Island 61; Illinois Centr sbares 72}; do bonds 91j; La Crosse and Mil- waukie 3%4; Michigan Southern 21%; New York Central 3 ¥; Pa. Coal Co. $0; Reading 51k; Mo 6's 90. eee a __ 373 CHEAP CARPETINGS 375 Lo > = Jest Recetvep rrom THE NORTHERN AUCTIONS. Si',cent Carpeting at ‘Scents 75 cent Carpeting at Scents $1.00 Carpeting «at 87 conta 315 Grpeting at sin & cent Floor Oi) Cloth at 97 cents €2 cent Floor Ui! Cloth at 9 cents aT R. BRICE HALL’S GREAT CHEAP CASH STORES DRY Goons, FROM THE NORTHERN AUCTIONS. At Grratiy Repucep Paic 373 37s 373. 375 Good Calico for Comforts at 4 cents 6% cent Benched Cotton at 5 cents l<’g Cent Bicached Cutton at 10 cents 12s_ cent Unbleached Cotton at 10 cents 25 «cent Flannel Goou Eogtish Merino — aera Mer.no of tow oan ankets 0" Ladies’ Cloaks and Raglans, very cheap aT 373 R. BRICE HALL'S 375 GREAT CHEAP CASH STORES. 2, SS cents Ladies" Old-styie Gaiters, 50 ornts Ladies’ fine Heeled Gaiters, 125 Ladies’ fine Meroceo Boots. 1.00 Ladies’ fine Mor.cco Heeled Boots, $1.25 Children’s Buots and Shoes, very cheap Boys’ Boots, only 112 Gentiemen’s Heavy Boots, ea Gentlemen skin Shoes. 125 Gentiemen’s Congress Gaiters, 2.0 Lates’, Sertiemen’s, and Children's Rubbers, very cheap, at R. BRICE HALL'S GREAT CHEAP CASH STORES, no $)-St Savents Stexer. PAPER-HANGING Executed with ekill and dispatch in city or WIN DOW-SHADES of every description on band or made to order. HANGINGS. FICEURE CORD and TASSELS, SHADE TRIMMINGS, oot RERITER’S. no 3) 6t* No, 496 7th street. — will sel hw BILLI.RD busi. SALOON, with three good” tables 5 tha ! capital rare oppo’ tunity is now eflered to dos be the “ x apa a ads JOs{ai BistPson. no 30-tf Sixth street. near Penn avenue. ISITING, WEDDING, axnp “AT HOME” MCD SALT § 0. Jerse reget mt Te eaeet cantie Cua and Envelopes far - mares, Crests, Motors and Initisis ont % M. W. GALT & ee "Ros St £54 Pa. av., between 6th ‘Tth sts. 373 375 P ORAL JEW . M. w. oats ‘BRO / mane. day at ther NEW STORE. x ( Four doors west of Herel » —— tet: adiosaremm ona aa fates et rin le Rractlets and Neckises.” Alec ‘sets and single pieces. : . ‘he lowest marked in distinct res mabe ETN ET ol _no 30 St 354 Pa. av., between 6th aod 7th sis. prciped BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS. t entire stock of Winter Deaseent the tat of Jenuary, or sooner if pox is e i a wo ted pes at H cts. Gar So sate Me beer Fit a: 40 conte. Oar Fre: ch Merinosat 81, Our French Merinvs st 87 ornts, Our 50 cents, al wool, Suds ion 3s “the at 25 cents, Our — To ali wool. Mousselaices st 57 cts. I ee einige stock of High Silke requces in same price only. marked in plain figures, from esunot deviate, yao ani etraacers 3 . ? eee later pr net [Peer etorer MA,