Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. -: [Tas Stan Pvaiisuxs rem iiers oF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE Wasmiweros Crry Post Orrick UNDER THE PROVISIONS oF THE LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPRR HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION WITHIN THR DELIVERY OF TBR OFFICE. ITS TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION I8 MORK THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED is tae District or Corvwata. Tax Youne Mxxs’ CantstTiay Assocration.— The new rooms of the Young Mens’ Christian Association, over Parker's store, were formaliy opened last aight and dedicated to the purposes for which the Assoctation is formed in the pres- ence of 2 crowded audienee. The hall, as our readers know, is in the third story of the build- log, and is divided Sato three apartments, one of whica is fitted up asa library, another asa <eneral reading room, and the third and largest One for parposes of meeting, lectures, &c So dease was the audience of ladies and gen- tiemen assembled to participate in the ceremo nies of the occasion, that every seat in the ball wap een and members were compeiled to stan The services begun by the reading and singing ot a hymn commencing— “* Father to Thee our souls we Mitt, On Thee our hope depends.’* Upon the conclusion of which prayer was ad- deased to the throne of Divine Grace by the Rev. Mr. Granbury. Rev. Mr. Cole then read a pore ton of the 3d Chapter of Proverbs, beyinning at the verse, “ My son forget not my law.’ The president of the association then !ntro- duced Rev. Dr. Sunderland to the audience, who St congratulated the asseciation upon the open- of their new and beautifai rooms, and then proceeded to mak some remarks upon their rela- ton to the eburch, the peculiar nature of the work the association is desig ned to accomplish, and the ragement which they are entitled to receive im the Protestantchurekes. His remarks were lsteurd to with undivided attention by the an- dience while he carried them through a brief history ef avsociations of Christians froman warly period of time down to the present glo: days of religious freedom and enligbtenme d the peculiet religious wants which they always svemed to bave been peculiarly adapted by Prov- idence to supply in the prosecution of the wo k «? the ebareh among different nations of men. #ie dwelt upon the peculiar fitness of association of young men for carrying out the great principies f the refizion of Christ, sayinz, in the language of the apostle, “1 write unto you, youn, men, be- ause ye are strong;’’ and encouraged the asso- ciation to press forward with their noble Chris- tan work—a work such as was demanded by the necessities of the times. Joveph H. Bradley, sen , wax next intredaced, zed addressed the Association upon toe infin: ence which they are designed to carry into the business relations of life. He exborted the mem- bers, in forcibly persuasive terms, to cv-opera- tion ia the work, which ix the Mainspring of a successful and healthy condition of society; and 4s the basis of its organization. H. monstrated the fact that it was tn such Assoc ions, as the vne he was addressing, that wasto be found that h bonor, thatcommon honesty of character, eutwhich no man is §t to succeed in any pursuit ef lif- tHe alluded to the influence which the knowledge that a young man is a rsember of such an Association as this, has upon strangers, when he goes among them. It was. «aid toe speaker, a guarantee that the young man Was fit to be a member of society. There wax no means of instructing and cultivating the minds of the growing up masses of society, so great and powerful, that presented in the organiza- tien of the You Christian Association ‘There was not in soc man so degraded, but that bis example had its influence upon some ether man Rev Dr Nadal followed, and spoke upon the relations between this association and strangers He began by saying that the depa-tment of their wok upon which he was assigned to address them, involved one of the greatest principles of the Christian religion. Going back to the earl: times, and speaking of God's covenant wit Abrabamt, be said that then religion was designed only for the femily; it was not intended to go ont f the home circle. Afterwards, when tbat cove- was exterded to the Mosafe pried, God only gave a national religion, whose precepts were only designed for them. and outside of which it was net observed; but when Christ eame Into the werld, the di on wall between God"s people and the Gentile was torn down, end then the Gospel was forall mankind. The Rev speaker dwelt upon the duties which the Young Men’s Christian Association had to per- form among strangers, illustrat! Lis remarks by repeating the parable of the (ood Samaritan, and urging upen the members the necessity of forming Good Samaritan committees,whose duty it should be to go out and seek out the poor way- farer who, in coming here, h=d fallen into bad company and into the hands of the ungedly, and to bring bim in to their society, where they kept the good oil and the wine, that they might beal hus wounds, and send him forth on bis way re- ioicing ia restoration to the way of life everiast Rev Mr. Morsell concluded the addresses de- livered on this interesting oecasion, by speaking of the uses fo which the new rooms of the Asso- ciation were to he devoted. He complimented the members upon the central tiva of their hell, upon the excellence of the spoke in terms of great praise of of current reading matter; pra, prise cf keeping always int the newspapers of the day fr the conntry. for the benefit bem learn of d thelr enter- Treading rooms ! portions of angers, who in their passin; if the Assoc he asked them to refer to the acts of similar scciett for their answer. Their aad preached—* Seek and his rig hicousn: tan lodge, where the st rom distant parts could meet welcome he: » and press hands of true friendship. They bad a great work to do. aud the speaker eloquently urged them forward to the prosecution of their Curistian duty The Society was briefly addressed by Mr. Wat- kins, of Riebmond, Va , and a prominent mem- ber of a similar association there. Mr. Magruder, President of the Associ Staicd tbat the rooms hed been fitted up at a cost of near $7. ‘The Society wanted 3300 more to fill the bookcases in their library, and $500 more for Sabbath schooi purposes. He desired to «ay as little ax possible about money, but the Society ed it. and though willing to work, they ions in order to # successful issue of He gave notice that the Choir Union would give a concert next Tuesday night at the Smithsonian Institution for the beuefit of the As- seciation, and be hoped all present would attend Prayer was then offered by Rev. Mr. Ball, afier which the doxclogy and benediction closed the exercises. Crtr Rattroaps.—In our rambles about town last night, among the subjects of conversation in the various groups we visited, was that whicb, for a considerable time past, bas been under in- vestigation by our monied mén—a railroad along Peansylvamia avenue. Tne general impression *=ppeared to be that snch a road would be speed- ily constructed. the only question Was, who snould be granted the right. Two petitions are going the round of the city, obtaining signers for acharter for oue of two companies to construct and own the road One of these companies, it was said, is composed of citizens, the viber of capitalists from other cities V ithout expressing any opinion as to the mer- its of this of that company, or their right to a charter, we give ttis information to the citizens as we received it; and further state that it was stronuly binted tbat in the event of such an im- provement an effort will be made to vest the ownersnip in the Corporation instead of a private omnoeay Which of these will best suit the views of the citizens remains to be seen The resolution introduced iuto the Common Council by Mr. Mobun, to ask Congress to refuse acbarter to any company to construct a railway in the streets or aveaues of this city without first obtaining the consent of the Corporation and people of Wasbiagton, was explained by that gentleman to be to prevent a loss to the Corpora- tion, which tba'gzentleman said was threatened immediately upouw the construction of such a railway. Vbether there is any reason to fear such a ioss, we are not prepared to show « good Sama i- tion, On s CouxT —At the session of this court on Monday iast, a question relative to the execu- tors appointed by the will of the late Col. Thos H. Bevtou, was finally settled by Judge Purcell It eppesred that all executors named in the will bad renouaced or failed to qualify and give bond when summoned The Judge decided that, not- witbstandivy the renunciation of an executor, he ourt and take the responsibilt- if by lying with the law, at any time before lette ve been granted to an- other person This decision is based upon the statute of Maryland, 17%, which is sow ta force in this District. and which appeared to have been lost bt of by many gentirmen of the bar, as well as citizens Upon this decision, Mont- gomery Blair, E<q , one of the executors, who Fea renounced, came into court, and gave bond in the penalty of $20,000 FP Biair and Jobu C. Rives, E.gts , becoming bis sureties. ‘Tus Orv Fo.xs —Tits unique and antique company richly deserve the patronaye of the pub- Me. Their performances are not only intensely amusiog bot bigh.y instructive, being truly illus- trative of the fashions and customs prevailing at the period represented Noone should fail to see end bear them Performance at 3 o’clock tu’s afternoon and to night Tste-8 Anour tu purchase Holiday goods ot sy kind should read the advertisemeut of Mc- Laugblia in avother columa. ee eer wows \ Tan Ganar Feats Arpaaweuter Case.— fhe’ s- \ grvedon Ca06 was brought tou close ree lawyers having discussed jt on each tide, The discassion, said to have been & ery able one, was on a motion the Uni States, to set aside the verdict of tee kay ye gust last; s jury galled by itself, to value the pore’ peeece to be taken, whether land, or materials, for the Aqueduct, = Near speed Sane numerous, but were only Ins! upon, so far ast applied tosome ball doses polities.” as The fiset question was, whether the Legisia- ture of Maryland (responding to an application of the Federal Government for leave to purchase and bold property in the State, and for nothing more.) had really, by Gesign or accident, made a donation of the waters and water powers of the Potomac river, to the United States, for the uses Sa RE rer Legislature of Marylai 2d. Woether the ure ind pos- sessed the power to con legally tw the United States the authority to condemn within Maryland any private property for public uses, without the consent and against the protest of the individual proprietors—that is. for objects and in cases, not Glready contemplated and provided for in the Bose 3a. ether 2 great water power of a hundred feet rall can be held by an individual ora com- pany ina state of present disuse—without being Gor ct to be taken for public use—and taken without any compensation at all—or ata com- eoxation caleulated by its actual improvement and productiveness in a state of total disuse. ith. Whether by the compact of 1789 between Maryland and Virginia, the Virginia shore of the Potomac river gg ath of those riparian rights that attach to both shores of all other rivers lying within the jurisdiction of any of the ‘States—and that in Sapte per Virginia hold- ers of the banks, as such, cannot in fact use a drop of the water, or Wwater-power, for any pur- pose whatever, but as trespassers. Sth. Riparian rights bei conceded to the Maryland shores, ‘whether the Government of the United States can take from that side of the river what water it wants—in despite of the proprietors, by reason of anything iu the Mary- land law referred to. 6th. Whether the County Court of Montgomery can settle questions of land title, on a motion to vacate a verdict for excess of damages, rendered. by 2 jury ed quod damnum? No party appear- ing, or known, or beard of, to contest the right of the party, and the only yer. summoned by the Government to meet its injunction. 7th. Whether the owaers of the Virginia side of the Great Fulls, on which only the water- Power ever wes or ever can Le used for manufac- turing ll wen and on which it has been con- Uauously used for more than seventy years, have been ab tnitro, and still are, trespassers It was heid by the company that the title to both the shores of the river, from above the head to below the foot of the fall, belonged to said company, except a small strip on one side, ut- terly impracticable for any purpose of use or im- ae ‘That the subject of its title had een by the Government submitted to learned and able counsel, who had perfectly concurred in pronounciog the same without a flaw or shadow of doubt it was contended that the title was conceded by the Government, in its own act of appointi the lawyers who gave that opinion, immediately afterwaids, to attend as counsel for the Govern- ment to the matter of valuation. It was claimed that the company were owners of the property for near twenty years before the Aqueduct was ever heard of, and that therefore the statements in the newspape bout surprise- speculation om the Government, &c., were silly aud idle speculations, or base and infamous al- tempts to injure and prejudice private rights. The Judge takes the Papers with him for the ur pose of a thorough investigation of the case between this and the next spr: ng term, when be will probably announce his opinion and de- cision. If he rejects the verdict, on any ground, them there most be another jury, for the water can never be taken but on the valuation of a jury of the county of montgomery. it was also stated and proven, or admitted. that immediately after the luquision in August last. the agent of the Company offered, verbally an in writing, to the counsel of the Government and the Secretary of War, to set the verdict aside by consent, which they declined doing. The above account of the issues made at Rock- ville we obtain from one of the counsel in the case ivate parties were shown to have per- petitioned (from the commencement of the work and before it) to have the question set- Ued by regular condemnation—by arbitration or by negotiation. It is sincerely to be hoped that the upshot of thix last triat may not be further law proceedings under the operation of a writ of injunction, that may postpone the completion of the water works. Catminat Covnt.—The instructions prayed by Mr. Norris for defence yesterday, in the case of the United States agt. Alexander Fertney and others, charged with a riot at the Park, Seventh street, were given in substance by the Court to the jury Ne Norris then addressed the jury briefy, and was followed on the part of the United States by the District Attorney, after which the case was given tothe jury. [After the Court bad ad- journed they came in with a sealed verd which was this morning read to the Court. in woleb they found Hammond, Bell and West guilty of a “rout,” and acquitted the other par- es | Tuomas Gorman was tried for stealing a silver cake basket from Mr. Wheeler. The Jury found him gulity. Ibert Pains was tried for an assault and bat- tery with intent to kill John O. Day, and was acquitted On motion of the District Attorney, Alex. H Lougiboroagh was admitted as an attorney at the bar of this Court, and took the usual oath Te-day, the Court took up first the case of Henry Lacy, colored, charging the prisoner with larceny of one barrel of shad, Valued at $10, from Jas. P Gross, in thecounty of Wasningtoa. The jary returned a verdict of not guilty. Asbury Tyler, colored, was then tried for stea!- ing two shovels from Chas F. Stansbury. This case was pending when our reporter lefi. * Fret Distaict Potice.—VPatrick Divine, a froway, long legged lad, was brought before Jus- tice Thompson yesterday by Otticer Ross, charged with throwing a brick-bat at Timothy Bresne- han. Tim came into court and stated that he was going out of the alley with a pitcher to bnya half pint of whisky, when Pat stepped out of the gate of his house and ‘* hev’’ a stone or brick, which struck deponent on the back of the neck, and Knecked him over. Pat loudly denied the charge; produced evidence tosbow that he was stand- at his gate when Tim came by with the whisky in the pitcher, and saya tobim: Is it til the pump ye’r goin with the pitcher, Tim ?"? whereupon Tim made use of disparaging re- marks with reference to the private character of Pat's mother, which so aygravated Pat that he knocked Tim over with a half brick. The mag- istrate lectured both parties soundly, fined them $3 each, and sent them home Yesteiday, Oificer Ross was called into acloth- ing shop on D street by the proprietor, who in- formed him thata negro had just left anew cloth overcoat there wh'cb he had offered for sale, but which the proprietor had stopped, suspecting itto have been stolen. He took the garment to Justice Tbompson’s office, where he left it for identification. It is marked so as to be easily recogeized, and the owner is requested to step forward and claim it. Farn.—St. Matthew's festival, now in progre at Odd Fellows’ Hall, draws large crowds of vis- itors, nightly. Indeed, after a few moments spent in their midst last night, anda cursory glance at the tables and general management, we do not see how any one who has had a first —— can resist the attraction. The persuasive solicitude of the fair ones there is charming, though fraught with dangerous uniary re- sults to the men. “Ites’? went Jn last night, cberishing in his vest pocket a quarter, left with him in trust—strictly In trust, mind—and which be was determined not to part with; but in a twinkling thereafter that quarter became a sacri- ice to the artful and irresistible influence of a set of brown curls surrounded by a piok bonnet. The managers spare no pains to please and ac- commodate thoxe who desire to pass an hour with them, aod Exputa has always a musical gem with which to greet the public. Go and see! Cunt Marcet —This morning the market ‘was rather better supplied than was expected yesterday The clouds began to scatter at sun- ind before eight o’clock, it was ciently clear to justify the dealers in ventur- ing to market. The demand for provisions in the market was light. and the gangways were not crowded with purchasers. The supply in the bay market was inconsiderable. Small tots of country pork were olfered at the scale-house and from wagons, at prices ranging from $6.50'to ¥6 75 per 100 lbs. Good order prevailed during maatket hours Tue Tuxatre —This establishment is now in the foil tide of successful operations under the regular management and with the new company. Mr Charley Fisher and Miss Alice Grey, are al- ready great favorites with the Washington pub- lic They bota appear to-night in “All that slitters is not gold,” and “‘Biack-Eyed Susan,” with the popular comedian J. M Dawson, in the first piece. * London Assurance’? is to be performed to- morrow night —_—- Trtateat THE Guak —Wm H Mor- timer, drunk and disorder! fine and costs, $3.15. James Fales, assault and battery; dismissed. Wm. Delzney,drugk and disorderiy and coats $215. Capt Bradford, do ; do. 83 W Unpeastann that Dr. Rae, the great aver- land Artic Explorer, is expected to lecture in tuis city, on the probable fate of Sir Jobn Frank- dia. 6 mer 5 Broraw Goons. raay, Ben Gantt, a col- pred individual well to the police, was found by Officer King with an article of clothing fn hia possession of a quelity that excited sus- picion that it was not his own. Moreover, Ben offered to sell it for $2, stating, ax proof, that it we Sgreat bargain at that price; that it cost him, originally, $15 or $16. Several men who had lost valuable garments upon Off. cer King, and among them Mr. Wm. rowers, who Sdentified the overcoat as his property; and the value he put upon itexceeded the original cost Ben bad said he gave for it. Ben, finding his chances for a long term at bard labor improv- Ing, aved very badly; and the officers ironed him, and conv him to jail. Another warrant was then issued against Ben for stealing a sum of money from 8. P. Franklin, Esq, and, wy this, too, he will have to stand trial at the crim- inal court We catt attention to the advertisement of our bandsome friend, Dempsy, No. 322, Pennsylva- nia avenue, who, by the way, is one of the best ecard engravers in the country. ‘THE next annual meeting (the forty-second) of the American Colonization Society will be held in this city onthe third Tuesday (18th) In January, 1559. : Loox at the Alphabetical Business Directory in another column. Weopixe Caxns, ‘etty and oh © Philsdsiphia. Confectionery, coraes Tih and erecta, oe Cream and Water I « tl joes, 38 cent "noe ime DIED, Wednesdsy, December sth, MARIETTA TE- RESA HILL. : ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from tha residenos of Girerdon Snowdon, on H street, between i5th and 16th ste., to-morrow afternoon, at 2 0’clock. bs or je Sth instant, Mrs. ELIZA J. WHEAT, wife of J. H. Wheat, Esq.,in the «sth year of her e. “ier funeral will taka place from St. Paul's Luthe- ran Church, corner H and Lith sts.,on Friday, 10th instant, at 3 o’c] p.m. o a FOR RENT AND SALE. {83 FIRST racE.| — re RENT—A desirable two story HOUSE, with #:x rooms, plearantly situated on 6th st., between N and O sts. Apply onthe premises. It* For RENT—A Set of ROOMS out farnit fast Ci the immediate ee FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—S-veral handsomely furnished Parlors and Bedrooms in 8 good locality, and convenient to the Kirkwood House. Inquireat No. 532 12th street, between C and D sti MRS. M. BANGS, sta. * ——— eee (OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE ON ded St GEORGETOWN HIGHTS.—The subsori- ber offers for rent for 4,6. or 12 months his_ property in etown, Sopsisiing of tp beets No 12. of the ize and adjo:ning that of Senator Bright. The dwelling is roomy convenient. and furnished with furniture of the beat euality. For terms, &o. applyto Dr. LOUIS MACKALL, Jr.. corner of ss ontgomery and Dumbarton sts. Gecreotiwn. LOUIS MACKALL, de9 eo3w* (Intel. & Union.) te OR SALE—The STEV BEN HOUSE RES- TAURANT, with Concert Ssloon attached, situated on Penrsyivania avenue between 2d and Sdstreets. Wi! be soldat a reasonable price and on easy terms. The proprietor cinnot attend the business personaliy, which is the only reason for seiling the same. For particu ars,caiat the office of CHAS, WALTER, 37 D Btreet, opposite City Hall. deg st* T No. 407 SIXTH STREET. three doors above G, may be found a neatly furnished CHAMBER, on the first floor, with or without Board. Terms moderate. Also, Rooms on the 2d aud 3d floors, and BOARDING. de 8-3t* OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. desirable Lot, with an exceilen' ling and the necessary outbuildings thereon, ll ingood repair and nearly new, in the village of Biadensbure. Titie indisputabie For terms, &o., apply No. 558 7th street, nearthe canal. de 8-lw URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, ina exceptionsbie location, contar Toa goodtenantthe rent will be m quire at No 82 Six Baildings. Fee RED 3 story FRAME HOUSE with passug: ted on K street, between 6th and aireets, low to a steady tenant. Inquire EBERLY’S Stove Manufactory, No. 43! 7tn between G and H sts. de7-3t* Fe RENT—The spacious KOUMS Iet-ly oo- cupied by the Young Men's Christian Assucia- tion, being the Sdand 4th stories of the building at the corner of Tenth street and north side of Pean. avenue, s. L de? 5t corner of E and 6th stre M =MBERS OF CONGR ESSand ot an be 1¥E p-ovided with comfortabie acoummodations, on reasonable terms, in @ convenient and pleasant locality, eee. MANNING'S, No. 453, 13th at, 8, wi west « ‘een E and ¥ sts. deé Im SOR RENT—Large PARLOR and iarge Cham- ber attached, handsomely furnixhed and lighted with gas, on the first floor. siso, large and single Rooms inthe second story, in suit or separate, Meals furuished, if desired. ' Terms moderate. ply 403 doth street, eaat side, between Dand E. 6-lw Oe PAKLOR AND BED CHAMBER FOR A KR ENT—furniaued with gas, fuel, 4¢.,&o —st WAGNER’S, 255 Penn. avenue, opposite Kirk- woods’, No family is in the hou; de 4-tf en re ee GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. r A COURSE UF SPLENDID LEC TURES—On next THUOSDAY EVE- NING, the 9th instant, the Hon. Davin Patt Brow ef Emiladelphia. will detiver the firstofa series of Lectures in the Methodist Protestant *hureh, Georg v, m. Subject Value of aime. wo, D. C., commencing at 80’cluck The force of Character and the Prickor Tickst Family ticket for the series... .. wattes ae admitting Gentleman and tw. admitting Gentleman and OOF ons.s ace Single ticket... — WILS JOHN T, BANGS, JON. D. CATHELL, de 4 5t Commitres on Les ures. ————$e Ooms orn enreee TAKE NOVICE.—Persons in arrears for Taxes due thie Corporation will please cal! and settle at onoe, otherwise they will subject them selves to expense and mortification. The Sehvool fax list 1s now in my hands soilection. C.F. SHEKELL, Collector. Georgetown, D. C., Nov. 16, 1858. no 17-1m* OR BOXTON. he reguiar packet brig Anéo ver, Levi Croweil, master, has arrived and is now discharging her cargo. She wili be. receiving freight for the above port on Wed- nesday. Apply to HARTLEY & BRO., Sand 101 Water street. deT-lw WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED eae WAREHOUSE, BY HAN. C. ADDISON, Nos.o1andss Wires Street, Gzorcztown, D.C. Feed deliverei to any point in bees, ate or Georgetown free of charge. po li-lm* POTATUES. 3,000 BUSHELS Frias WHITE MER- CER Hew Egon POTATES in store and for sale in lots to suit purchasers. ETER BERRY no6 Z 85 Was street. C'per I—CIDER !!~CIDER !!! Grocers other retailers oan be supplied with prime Cari ed Cl a 1p quantities to suit, and on es = ai ARNY & SHINN. PSILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE. igned accepted th agency, now sinbanton tant ae prepared to furnis ‘their oustomers and blio generally with Massey, Collins & Co,’ or AUGHT ALE, in whole and hal! Tels, at Baltimore prices, for cau on delivery. As we sell this Ale ony ou com- mission, our terme will be rigidly adnered to. Satis- faction guaranteed in every instance, provided notice = defect be given within twenty-four hours alter . superior, to imported) a! per dozen, delivered in any part of Whatton, caret er "ARNY & SHINN, 00 12 51 Green street, Georgetown. CLOCK REPAIRING. Crocks of every description orrefally cleaned, and the striking part properly adjusted, by J. A. WATSON, 59 Bridge atieet, Georgetown. For competent workeen’wil be soul fo the row beara tent wor! t A Ines stock of Ciocks always on hand for sale. no 27-1m UCKSEIN GLOVES, GAUNTLETS, AND B METERS” The subscribers call the attention of the public to their reel ot BUCKSKIN GLOVES, , GAUNTLETS,and MIT TENSsall of the own manufscture, which they offer on ac- commodating terms. Huckskin Shirts and Drawers made to order RAMSBURG & EBERT. High, between Ist and 2d stree: Georgetown, D. no 2-lm “THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER,” GERMAN Newspaper, pub ished every Sat- urday by F. H. SA9K. Bouk and Job Printer, cor ner of 7th street and Louisisua avenue, W: — ton. Thi co eee large ciroulxtion among the Germsns in the Diatr.c’, making it at once @ good medium for advertising. fof pen percel at ee eeted of ue Epgiis papers. ond no charge for transiating su into the German language. de 7-3t —— SSS OTE Bx eg seasesnt, We illards? Hotel, where the oot variety of big of Fish Fivui, ana fow! can siways be found tall vost the day Saf night. Gentlemen having soome in that vicinity ry it greatly to tan’ Broarhnst. One th cS their meals as they can uring the da + Th Pen nA CHL Eee Nd LcateMiiee it. Appl: ished Rooms bay oe od 2B By A. @REEN, Auctionser. Hee NFER, are stant, o'clock &.m., I shall passdb. of sis large cake, aK edie a darted, Feather Bede, Hair huck Mattresses, Beasts 3 26-i ‘and Ingrain Carpet ree- pl; By Anda saree lot or" sther articles, which we deem necessary to enumers! led EEN, Auct. By A. GREEN, Anotioneer. REE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE ILDING ON O80 AVENUE AT AUCTION. On WEDN EebAY. the 8th irstent, T'shall sellin ront of the premises. at 4 o’olock p. thi = abieand desirab'e Building Lote, fuown and cong ena feet S3-100 on sbout90 feet to a 4-feet alley, between he streets west. ‘The above sale offersa fine Opportunity to per- Bons wishing to invest in a handsome and rapidly improving section of the city. Bag pi asie an sae Soerth cash or bal- 6 5 eighteen 8, for notes boating interest, secured by adeod ol trast upon the A. GREEN, Aust. THE ABOVE SALE IS P. . eaten: of the rain, wotil MONDAY be Be: and place. we 3 alrealdeyge A. GREEN, Avet. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. XCELLENT SLUR AND HOUSE- “OLD E¥¥acts.—On WEDNESDAY MORN- I» @, December 15t! 10 o’olock, at the residence of Baron peel isn Minister. on G street, Detween léth 15th streets, we ehail sell, the Furniture and Household Effcets. compri Suit of Wainut Carved and Crimson Plush-cov- ered Parlor Furniture, ooinprising large Fre.ch Parlor Chi Satin Damaek-covered Arm and Fancy Chairs, ° osewood Marble-top Certre Tables. ies’ Walnut Writing Desk, Carcel Lamps, _ Suit offuur Crimson Damask’ Window Curtains, Lage Curtains, Cornice, &., Handsoine Bogravings. Mantel Ornaments, jahog ‘ny Centre es, Brussels Parlor, Hall, and Stair Carpets, Hall Chairs. Hat tree, eileloth, ‘Three-piy and Ingrain Carpets, Rugs. Marble-t»p Sideboard, Extension ‘able, China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Mahogany French Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus, Wasne! Superio- Feather Beds, Bo! Cur.ed Hoar and Husk Mettress: Superior Mahoeany Book, Carved Bs Shelves, lron Safe, Vane seat (hairs, Lounze, ranklin and other Stoves. &o. ‘Terms: $30 and under, cash; over that sum, ored.t of 60 and 9 days, for satisfactorily endor: peony Depring intere ee . 8. 7! Ouse for Rent. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts an oe CHRISTMAS 1S COMING, DO YOU INTEND 20 MAKE APRESENT? Call at DRURY’S, the. Depot of Epicures, and select some of his elegant eatables. FOR THE LADIES. presents he has a ww of fi ful FANCY 3 CONFE A TS, PRUNES in jancy Boxes. -S: all kinds of Foreign and Do- { and PRESERVES. FOR THE GENTLEMEN. What more accepiabie gift tusna Bux of Drary’s choice HAVANA CIGARS, which he is selling muca beiow their usua! rates. You ake Not a Trrora.er, buy some of UKUKY’S rare old WINES and CHAMPAGNE. FOR THE CHILDREN he has ali kinds of SWEATMEVTS, SUGAR TOYS, MIX# SAN FIGS, DATES, APPLES, ORANGE LES, . . NUTS, FIRE CRACK- ERS, TORPEDOES, &c, T7~ No one should think of preparing for the Hondays without calling at DRURY’S, de 7-808 corner Pa, ave. and lth st. MRS. R. G. ETCHI8SON continues to se!! off her Fall stock of FANCY AND TRIMMING GOUDS. AT COST PRICES! She has juct received a supply of handsome WINTER SOODS.to Which she invites the atten- tion of the ladies of Washington. Georgetown, and vicinity, as al articles will be disposed of as cheap, if not chee, ‘han any other heuse inthe city can gel! them By earnest folicitation, although her health still remains impaired, she has made such arrangements as will prevent the neceesity of closing the store on that account, end hopes that the oldest permanent Fancy Store in Washington will merit the patronage it has heretofore received. No. 12 Market Space, between 8tn and 9th ate. N. B —Biils of al: persons having accounts with Mra. R.G, Ftohison will be sented the first of January, and itis earnestly desired that they willbe settled immediately afterwards. de 7-e03t ———— URCHASERS APPRECIATE Fink Goops axp Low Pricka, and when in want of 2 CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, or any other Hourekeeping Articles and ‘Notions, they find their way to FRANCIS’, 49 Seventh street. WEBER’S CORNET BAND WIS WERER, Leader, furnishes Music for Private Pasties, Parades, Serenades Funernia. ete, at the shortest notice. Orc: left at Metzrott’s Mus: Confeotionery Store, o: or, 69 7'h street, Navy be promptly attended to. JENTS' t deé 2w CALFSKIN BOOTS, of .75—auperior to avy ever offered before at this Less ROSENTHAL, No. 22 Pa. Market Space,) deé lui __ \d door above Bth'at_ QECONG GRAND OPENING OF FASHION- b ABLE WINTER B y S NNETS MRS. HELLER invites the ladies of Washing- jt n nity toher oat opens VINTER HATS and LADIES) RESS CAPS FE NCH FLOWERS and FEATHERS ofali or ndtes, don’t forest to oxll on THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, as she will have an opening every week this month, and until further 7 Noo Market Space. between 7th and 8th sts, de7-im QO! FO* THE HOLIDAYS! Papier Mache Goods, Gift Books. Toy Books, Alphabet Blocks, Plain and Fancy Stationery, Artista’ Mat Paper Furniture, Do! Colored Lithographs ue ting aoe —- ates welg very variety o ‘anoy Stationery 8, Tasty , od and for =e cheap, wholesale and retail, Cailand examice save money. SHEPHERD, de4 corner 7th and D streets. WV INTER PE 1 SUPERIOR QUALITY. First Class First Class Over-Coats, wr Frock Coa s. Businest Coats. &c, irst Clas: Doeskin rants, ft Fancy Cassimere Pants, Bespsntere. a Union Pants. &o. ‘ocket Handker’fe, Vel te Paige Cc oid ‘elyet Vesta, om 5 Suk Cloth and Cassimere Robe L'Chimbnies, ests, 1m! 28 PS. serving Vests, | Travelling Caps, ee : Travelling Bags, &o. Shirts, A SECOND-CLASS cLOTHING AND BOYS’ EA FOR CASH. 370 PENN. AVENUE, UNDER Browns’ Horst. Oualy. des ne Brice Ould: STEPHENS. iE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED TH THE UNDERSSTAUR ANT Ot at No. 558 Peon. avenue. between Ist and 2d GLP hyp me Plgerg egree to — oy ine cre TAS. STE RL. Prepir. |; NOTICE. “ I HE Undersigned respectfully informs his friends, the public generally, and sti Mat pow aa pron he has in storea ge.~ eral asso! Ld BOUTS, SHOES. GAITERS, SLIP- PERS, &e. All of the best ial upin the best style and suitable for the Youths, aud Gantectenet nee ae eeren's TARMON. BURNS, 5 434 and 6th sts., dad-awe” "ceo detee cer aff tiatioonl Fase. ‘4 workmanship, gotte: IRNITURE. G. M. WIGHT takes this method of announcing to his numerous patrons and friends that has just received, and has eoustantly on band, large aud elegant assortment of the latest styles of FURNITURE, euitable for al! pur- poses of houre- furni-ning— Marhe * Rtlon wereawe Feather r reaus. a Pater ping Bedst Resides an extensive and beautifu: Office Furniture. such as 5 Cases. Desks. Revolving Stools And Arm Chairs. ete. which he 1s prepared to sell wholesale and retail at ‘NIM Store Ne: ey Louimana ec. between 6th and 7th streets. . Svenyo 99 corm M. LULLEY. Auction & ComMIaiON MERCHANT, MAHOGAN VIA A AINTED ; co’ ND SHUCK MAT- Mbit AR oe 0.289 PENNSTLVANIA AVENUE. SOUTH SIDE, _de 6 lw —_ LenTseton, c. PBILE'5 Stock BOR. CHRISTMASis now BP eee eee it fewerve, in store No, Popesyivania sven opposite Browns’ Hotel. ‘he sal ij @ wil’ nen wed Every ws A oe of handsome eer toft YOKE- ded-1m iow 353 M . A fter- mati the whole stock is ‘disposed woos fomprises Dress Goode of ali De, fashionable styles, in Silk. > in, Merino, lousselaines, Plaids, alpuotas, 80. ALso, Clothe, Cas: Vestings, With Black and Brown Cottozs, Fiannels, Embroi- deries &0- Allof which will be sold without reserve, in lots or lengths to sait purchasers. A ded uction of 2 per cent. in all bills of @25 and Wa! ‘he ladies are invited toattend. a. ‘9 damaged goods will be sold. Every article WALL & BARNARD, Auote. Ry C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. ALE? Ge YE RORLEERY HOUSEHOLD R! URDAY between 6th perior house. the efiects of a select private ling house, consisting in Handsome Carved pahogaay Bahossey Parlor Table, with marb! ‘arved Mahogany Sprin; Superior Tapestey. Beurseis Goeae Mehogaoy Reclintoe Chair, covered ith moroceo, ater neste histor bens 8, Handsome Cottage Reception Chairs, covered with Window Shades, Damark Curtains and Mahogany Hint Race. Fuperior arom ‘ter me an’ Xtensi Mi ‘able, A large and fine assortment of ‘Cuins, Glass, and Crockery Ware. ‘able Cutlery, Plated Casto i lated Spoons, Forks, and Table Furniture gsne- raliy. Oak Dining-room Chairs, Dru; Step aud ember Caplin Mahorssy and Wainut French and Cottage Bed- steads, Wardrobes, superior Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, A laree colle*tion of fine Blankets, Comforts, Sheets, Counterpanes,&0. _ Mahorany Dressing Kureaus, with marble top, iabogany aod other Washstands Looking-giasses, juperior Walnut Lounges, covered with imoroceo, hower Bath, Tables, Soa Bedsteads, Toilet Sets, exce lent Refricerator. A large and superior Radiator, Ewo very fire ‘:ooking Stoves and fixtures. lor Cook and other Stoves for wood and coal, itehen Furniture, Cooking Requisites. &c. ‘The attention of psrsons furnishing is partieu‘ar- . Ae f e of good quality and in excel'ent condition. Terms: and under cash; over that sama credit of 0 and 9 days, for approved endorsed notes, bear ing interest. no 2-d Cc. W. BOTELER, Auct. EIS UNAVOIDA- ESDAY next, the 8th Cc. W. BOTELER, Auct’r. i> THE ABOVE SALE Is AGAIN POST. ued, on account of the rain, untii FRIDAY MORNING, torn inst, commencing At 10 welvek, de 8 2t C.W. BOTE-ER, Auct'r. FUTURE DAYS. oe By S. J. MoCORMICK, Auctioneer. At AUCTIONS A SMALL FAKM FOR SALE ON THE WESTERN SueuRBs OF THE City or ALEXanpRIa.—On WE UNESDAY, Decembor THE ABOV biy Postponed unt instant. de 4-4 15th, at 12 0’olock m.,in front of the Msyor’s offi.c, we will otferat publicauctiona very de -irabi: of 35 or K aures, about one-naif of which is Lhe wood covers three as desirabie building sites as can be found so near thee.ty. Un the farm there ig @ two-story Rrick Dwellingand a frame stabie. « further information, y toeitherof we will show the piace toany who wish to.in ti 2, it. Terms will be one-third cash, and a oredit of 1 and 2 years on the remainder. = JAMES P. SMITH, R. C. sMITH, Executors of Hough Smith. 8. J. McCORMICK, Aucts. Ny fieri facias Cirowit Court of county of Washington, and to me directed, I shall expose to public sale, for Caan, in front of Court-house door of said the 2th day of December, 1858, at 12 the following described defendant o'clock m. ine. (9,)in Square ninety together with all aad thereon, seized aud levied uj Francis A Wickens, and will be sold to satisfy Ju- dicial No. 93. to May, 1858, in favor of W. B. Shep- pard. . D. HOOVER, ane Marshal for the District of Columbia. no Bus; ©, MoGUIRE & CO. A RUS’ ctionee! ERTY ON THE IsLanv.—On F. TEKNOO h, 1855, and duly recorded in rJ. A. S., Ne. folios 195, oh oue of rhe land records for Washing- ton county, Listrict of Columbia, pait of Lot No. 8, » Contained wituin the following we No and bounds, viz: along the eastern line of said lot 25 feet, thence west 100 feet to the lineof 43 street,and tnence north along the line of said street 25 feet, to the place of begiuning. Seid lot is situated on the east side of 4% street, Letween south C and D st fermaecash. | BERN no 3) ea fieri facia, issued from the Clerk’s urt souss door of said county, on MONDAY, the 2th day of November, 1858, at 12 o'clock ma, the following described proper:y, to wit: All defend ant’s right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lote Jand 9, in Square No. 373,in the city of Washing - piconet Bay mend With al! and singular the um- provomente thereon, seized and levied u pwr owie f of Peter Force, and wil! be soi Sadtora No. 33, to M: W. Maury and al, eurv., and for use of Robert Faroham’sheitss yy) HOOVER, Marshal no4-ta for the District of Columbia q THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED unt MONDAY, the 13th of December next, 1853, same hour and plsoe. D. HOOVER, J. ogece Marshal for the District of Columbia. no 2- to estiafy FRANCE & CU., MANAGERS. * LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK, To Bs DRawn IN BaLtimore. WASHINGTON COUNTY LOTTERY, Ciass4l To be drawa MON DAY, Dec. 6th, at 50’olock p.m. 78 numb 2 drawn, J 8, 2of 4 > a Ae of teal, 194 of 200. Tickets $5, halves $2.', quarters $1.25. BEL AIR LOTTERY, Class 3. To be drawn on TUESDAY. Deo.7,at 50’clock, 78 numbers—16 drawn, 20,000, 5.350, Pts 1.280, 1088 S200, Sat 1.000, Sto of gb” ‘| Tickets $5, nalves $2.50, quarter SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY ,Ciass 8 To be drawn on WEDNESDAY, Deo.8, at 50’olk, Capitals. $30,000, 10,900, 5,000, & 3.907, 100 of 1,000, 6.5 © Tickets $10, halves $5, quarters $2.50. CARROLL COUNTY LOTTERY, Class 82, To be drawn on igh lee Y, Dec. 9, at 50’clook, part) ° 1.750, 10 of 750, Fy of at 10 0f 9, eee. , Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quarters $1.25. POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY, Class 43, To be drawn on FRIDAY. Dec. 10, at 50’cluck p.m. Capitals. 30 of 1,750, b 2.396, 8 of 300, — 128 prizes of ae e. Tickets $5, halves $2.5), quarters $1.25. MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, Cisss 35, To be drawn on SATURDAY, Deo 11, at 5 0’clock 78 numbers—i4 drawn. Ci » 500, 4 of 2,000, ° Tiokets $10, halves $5, quarters $2.5), DOLLAR SCHEMES. 6th, at 12 i MONDAY: Supls: mee oo nm, Tiokets 1. TUESDAY, os picas noon. tals, 15,000, 2of 1 of sm, & Tickets @1. ae 8, at noon. 95,000 5 of $1,000, Trek THURSDAY, ang 9, at noon. ut 5 1 Sof 5 aetna: OT Sao he FRIDAY, Deo. 10,at noon. 84,000 aa ; 2 of 900, Tickets @1. SATURD. ¥. Des-11,atneen. 7 ave, = ‘ifoketa «.” . a NCE & Ci M. abe eee irre Wp. HIRTS MADE TO ORDER. “STEVENS is prepared to make to order, and NECK oHLiETS fame co Brown’ Hotel, rm, food wood, and the remainder has been unver cultivation as a market garden, fur which itis very desirab e. and ALE.—In virtue of awrit of ued from the Clerk’s office of the ‘he District of Columbia for the the county, on FRIDAY, Property, to wit: Ail right, title, claim and interest in and to No. ove hundred and »(196,)in the city of Washington. D. C., singular the improvements mas the property of Au rs. TRE’S SALE UF La PROP- hy No. 1(2, beginning st the northeast corner of said jot and running from thence east along the northern line of said lot 100 feet, thence south ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a wrt, of nas the ‘arch term, 1855, in favor of John “2 of 2.000, 10 0f 1,450. if 200. Later frem Eurepe, via Cape Race. Sr. Jou, Dee. 8 ~The news boat Beno- ciated press bes arrived from ae dg fntercepted the steamer © Wash oltainea the folowing act te, orks o wi al t The City of W im posses ny 7 afternoon. Her advices aze the Mtb ultimo ‘The steamer Persia atrived out on the gist The steamers Anglo Saxon and Vigo also on the same day, and the steamers Pacific end berg on the 234 There are no tidings of the missing steamer Empire. The apprehension for ber safety are fast settling Into the painful conviction that she is lost lasurances ave being effected on the In- dian Emptre at 25 guineas. The London Post, an anti-ministerial journal, aPnounces the recall of Lord ow from Wash- Ly ington, and the promotion of poms to that Post. It says the asl, ~ dency to favor the Seenens Seis. eS, The Globe, also an Anti-ministerial e firms the report, but says Lord Napier ’ Seen transferred to some European in the reg- ular course of romotion, (he government perfectly satisfied with bis course. = The over due ship Agincourt bas arrived from Meibourne, Australia, with 70,000 ounces of gold. The Independence Belge says that the Eaglish cabinet has notified Holland of its refusal to as- sume the protectorate of Sarawak. The trial of Montalembert was commenced at Paris on the 24th Diplomatic relations are expected to be resumed Detween Prussi: d Switzerland American agents are said to be uading Den- mark to sell St. Thomas and St. Johns Islands to the United States The Paris Press have been forbidden te dis- cuss religious subjects. Later advices from India and China have feachtd London A burricane at Swanton had wrecked some te vessels. No American vesseis among em. Commencian The Liverpool cotton market closed dull but firm. and generally unchanged; sales of three dave 19,000 bales; speculators ng 1,00' and b ers 2,000 bales. At Manchester, market qalet but steady Breadstufts lly were dull. Wheat was fim, with a slight edvance on all qualities, but chiefly on the cboicer qualities. Provisions were dull. Consols 9 ¢a95X . Escape of the Fillibuster Schoener. Monte, Dec § —The schooner Susan, with the Nicaraguan emigrants, went to sen last night. ‘Tue cutter fired into the schooner. No a however, was done to her, end she wen’ way, with Lt. Whyte on board asa guest. Baltimore Markets. Bavtimorx, Dec. 9 —Flour is firmer; Obie and Howard street $5 12 Wheat is steady; red $1 23; whiteS1 35a81.50. Corn is bigher; yellow 66263¢; white 63a64. Provisionsare firmer; mess pork $17.25. Lard is active at Li y Whisky is steady ai 25226c. New York Markets. New Yorx, Dec 9 —Fiour is firm; Sfate $1.20.4 40; Obio $5.25085 50; Southern $5.00a 85.0, Wheat is firm; Michigan red $1.25; Western red $1 G5a81.15 Corn is firm; mixed 76a77e. Beef is quiet; Chicago repacked ®8.50a$10.50. Pork is buoyant; old mess $18; new 819. Prime $14 302914 50. Lard is firm at J1yally Whisky is firm at 25¢ Financial. New Yorx, Dec. 9.—Stocks are firm; Chicago and Rock Island 64; Ilinois Central shares 75; d@>. bonds 914; Michigan Sovtbern tay idee York Central 83x; Penua. Coal Co. 80; Reading 51X; Missoari 6's 89X, [PORTANT NEWS FOR THE LADIES. Black Besver and other Cloths, by the yard, for Close and Oginns. ‘Trimmings for Cloaks and Ragiaus. Ch and Ragi ws si Made to order. Patterns furnished . for twenty-five cents, Cioske sad Ragiaus Cut to order for 50 cents. 07~ Patterns furvished gratis to those that buy their Cloc:he and Trimmings MAXWELL’ N. B.—Misses’ and Children’s Kaglans ready made and nade to order. de6 corw_ L COST PRICES! COST PRICES! 1 ibecriber, contemplating visiting Euroye 8 few months for the sxke of bis health and for the purpose of visiting bis friends, wiil sell from | date his entire stock at cost, many kinds Goods at much less than cost, in order to reduce stock as low a4 possibile before his departure. his return he wishes te open with an entire new stock of Goods, which he ae Lol re bastern markets exprese!y je trade o: = ington. Tre following named goods are marked down to costs d less t os! French patt rn Bouners. si! styles and celors, Cloth and V ec Crcaks.all ineds, oa Net Basques, i iusion Berches Eanbrowdered Cloaks and Dresses, for infants, less than cost, Infants’ Merino and Satin Hoods, fifty per cent lees than cost, Under Skirts, Hoop Skirts, three kinds, Closk Veivets, Bonnet Veivets, all colors, Ruches, Moss Ruches, Many kiuds of Worsted Goods, at Sifty per cent lees than cost, Crochet Fringes, al! stylesand ities, A" great veriety of Clook and ‘Drees Fringes and rimmings. Goipure Button Trimming, Guipure Lace. in ail styies and widths, Bugle Fringes, Bogie attons, Crape. for ind: Cambric, Swiss, Marseiiles an Reai Lace Sets, Cambric and Swiss Kufflicg. Dimity and brie Bands, Swise and Cambric Edem nd Insert'ngs, el be sand Seema Laces, Bick Point Lace, all wi'ths. A very fine sesorti ent of French and Blonde Laces Imitation Guipure Laces, Bereges and Tissues, for veils, White and Black Sik Nets and Dlusions. Bolinets. white and biaek Steff Nets, Lace Veils, in a'! q' ies, Lovesnd Crape Ve Elastic Ribsnds, Embroidered Night Caps, English and Italian (rapes, Cords and Sleeve and Cloak Tassels, all colors, tons. A spien‘id assortment of French Flowers, Beautiful + eathers, in biack, Rs, colors, i. Chenilies, Ball Chenilies. for head dresses, Buack Velvet Ribands, sli widths, ofthe very beet mak ine an lish Head dresses, Sik Mots. Kid Gloves. And ail other kinds of goods ususily kept ina well uated milunery and trimming store. ‘the indies of Washington and surrounding 1 please bear in mind that theabove ad- Vertisement is put forth in good faith, as 1 am de~ termined to my goods at greatly reduced prices, Dressmaking continued as hereto‘ore, and ‘and patterns out st moderate prices ; allo for 8, &o., will be filled at proportionably low rices. oa 2 8. All sales at reduced prices will be M. WIDLiaN ne S-e02m 32 Centro Market Space. T° THE LADIES, "Deed nitending the cloving Auction Sa ese © been ing the closing Auot . am prerered to offer the following Geods at about one-half the cost of sm) 40D : 5,000 Covais Bands, "irom ltMe. to @125 verr eR. 45 Cambrie Collars, from 25e. t 0 $1.75, .. some real French, at $1.50, Soca Colleeent Sleeves. from $1.25 to $3 75, Skirts, from $1.501to rey eye trridered pice ¢ Gambree Handker- os fine "inca pase Collars and Sleeves, very Bt B'.1255. % penal dered infants’ Robes, a superior art:- 5 <i Bisck Moire Antique, 30 inches wide, superior quality $1.25. 2 pieces Black Corded Silke, very heavy, at @1.%, ‘worth $2.40, ® yards Fancy Silks, very 150 dozen wee jinen and Cam bric Handkerohiefe, at 25e., worth 500 , 50 Broche Shawis, ex! ‘Svo 4 tree “iste — Shawis, the nes! is ever cffered e 250 Black Cloth R lane, Dest goods in the mar- pe —_ B5to “ Oe ria; = Together witha fol sed complete stock, which ‘will be seid at prices which cannot fai! to nve en- tare satisfaction. : oat pd nae ER, ass . corner 7th st. we ot ue. reet. INE HAVANA CIGARS, at varous Hust received st MOOR ig) Weat bud Dro ‘Store, 113 Pa. avenue, south side, N LET SOAPS—Lobin's, Low’ cies ae makes—for sale at MooRr’s est End Drug Store, 113 Pa, avenue, south side. de? 2w B* THE AUTHOR UF PETER SCHLE- “MIHL.—Future Life, or im Another World, hy Gorse, Wood. author of “ Bohie- mir Modern Pilgrims,” &@ .1 vol..; price 81. ‘While it was Morniog, by Virgins Towasend, 1 VoL: price ution, = ban ue, Jr.. Bag .} vou Lorde. ot ae CS RE YOU [INSURE D?—Ample 1: dempjt offered Wask- Actoy iexla tee Sout ae and Wth st Stockh f Peun. avenue Seocmrsuet Officers all ciazens of Washing! on oD manag ©, MoGUIRE, President,