Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, Gr Tas Stam rvs.isers rae Lists oF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON City Post OFrricE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING TREM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE OFFicE. Its TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 15 MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED is tae District or Conumsra. Inte Navr-Yarp.—The sloop-of-war Plym- outh, which arrived ja the Anacostia stream, and run agrorid just below Blagden’s wharf, a few days ago, on ber trip up from the Gulf, was got of without damage yesterday, and brought up tg ber anchorage ground. Considerzbly iess than the usnal number of men are at present employed inthe several work shops; and yet business ix prosecuted with ac- tivity, aud much fine work is being turned out In the anchor shops, under the superintendence of Master Workman Jobn Tucker, a number of large orders for firat class anchors for the princt- pal yards of the country are being filled. A great deal of beavy forging has been done in this shop recently for the steam war sloop Richmond, now in progress of construction at the Norfolk navy- yard. An order bas also been recently received here fora new shaft forthe San Jacinto, now hauled up at the Brooklyn navy-yard for repairs. Toisx shaft is to be of the best quality of iron. twelve inches in diameter, and t irty-three feet in length. When the San Jacinto’s machinery was overbauled and examined, after bauling up, it was nearly all condemned. is tohavenew balwarks, new boiler, and a considerable amount Of new machinery; and will not be ready for ser- Vice tn less than a month or six weeks. In the machine shop, the principal work being done is “pon the machinery of the Richmond. For the benefit of Washington mechanics, it should be waid here that the princtpal part of ber engines are being made at this yard, though the credit of it ‘# generally ascribed to the workmen of the Gosport yard, without disparagement to the lat- ter, however, as there are no facilities for turning out heavy machinery in any of the Government yards so great and Ro perfect in every respect as in the Washington yard The new anchor shop is progressing as fast to- wards completion as circumstances will permit ()n= section of it Is completed, as far as the stone and brick work is concerned, and only awaits the action of the contractors for furnisbing the heavy timbers necessary to support its roof. In view of * lateness of the season, it is not expected that the roof will be completed so as to admit of ocen- pation before early in the Spring. The old anchor sbop will then be torn down, and the new one extended so far as to be on a line with the eastern terminus of the new machine shop and finishing department. This arrangement will impact uni- formity to the appearance of the several shops, and afford opportunity for more extended opera- bons in the manufactare of anchors. MarxetViotations —The police having been ordered to assist the clerks of the several markets tn enforcing the regulations Strictly, numerous caves have been tried before the potice magis- trates, comprising violations of the market laws }a various particulars, as forestalling the market, huckstering without license, placing articles for exhibition beyond the line esignated by law, &c. There are other violations which are fre- quent, but of such acharacter that though the « Senders are known, they are seldom Proseented. Pilfering is a common offence, and the dealers xreatly thereby. {[t is not confined to little children, though they are largely engaged in it; but grown persons—men and women—and some of them of genteel appearance, are sometitnes caught in theart of carrying away small articles. On Saturday nights, the drpredations upon the hue Ksters are numerous. Upon a recent evening, while conversing with a dealer in Centre Market, he spoke of the aunovance of these juvenile thieves, who were larking abont his f: bas- kets“ Now,” said he, ‘stand here a moment, and see how cunning these boysare.”” Just then, ® little fellow, with an empty bucket on his arm, stepped into the gangway, near a b-ap of sweet potatoes. His motions were not suspicious, but the eye of the dealer was upon him; and the boy ttuck bis bands in his pockets and commenced a shu fiing dance. The dealer seized bim and toid bim to “take those potatoes out of bis pocke's and put them back.’ The boy denied havinz them, and we thought the dealer had acensed bim wrongfully; but, taking the boy by the arm, be drew his hands from his pockets, and there were the oes’ ‘Now,’ said the dealer, “you see bow they work; nobody would hare suspected that boy, but I knew he had stolen the potatoes, the moment he put his hands in his Pockets. And that lady with the dark shawl has under her shawl, at this moment, several of those apples. If it were not for the exposure, and in- Jury to the feelings of her husband and family. 1 would take them from her, and carry ber to the guard-house Many of them escape exposure be- Cause of their families.”* SomMETHING For tHE Lanizs.—We have before us a truly beautiful specimen of stainped patterns for embroidery, executed by a process just iatro- duced into this city by Mrs. E. Lewis, (see ad- Yertisement eisewhere,) No. 251 Estreet, between eenth and Fifteenth. ‘The pattern, by this ‘ess, is tnid upon the material esigned to be Oidered with aa accuracy and beauty really ishing, as compared with the clumsy and as operation of tracing the pattern by band, as ladies have heretofore been obliged to come at it. The beauty ef the em idery executed upon the stamped pattern is 2 nderfally increased through the correctness and clearness of the out- line presented; and the work i# also rendered much easier. We advise our iady raade:s who may be in want of patterns er embroidery to cal! upon Mrs. Lewis, and see some of her exquisitely execuird de ns. No one who has once used them will, we are sore, ever resort 2yain to the slow and unsatisfactory process of band-pencii- ing Tue Reo:went.—The esprit vol wan du corps of tie teers of Washington appears to be on the atthe present time, if we may the attendance at the Columb nights designeted in regimen and tnstruction by the Colonel ze from n Armory on the f orders for drill The meeting Last ery slim 4; and after an ia close ce nnd the stove, by oa consent the representatives of the various ere dismissed. It was strongly hinted, Present, that It would be the drill meeting under present arrangements; they were tired of walking over to the armory to sit in the driil room and talk. f the drilis were conducted with systematic regularity, they would he profitable to the volunteers, and influence wnany who are now ont of the ranks to nnite with them. They waut a drill master Upon whom they ean depend; so that. when they att at the armory for drill, they will not be disappointed. corps by most of thone FPorntiure —By long odds the most exten- sive and varied stock of furniture ever offered for sale in the District of Columbia, is that now in the extensive warerooms of our enterprising fellow-citizens, Messrs. Jax C McGuire & Co It was all purchased at the North, for cash we apprebend, of the most approved manufacturers to {be found; and s-lected with bat skillful jedgment that has so long distinguished the inanner in which the business of the house is transacted. While it is notorious that hardly imilar establishment in the country is * for the taste and wants of their sales of furniture of a less ex- class are equally as large and us satis. tory to their host of customers here and of the surrounding counties of Virginia and Maryland Hacks anv Oxxisuses —The police officers at the Sixth street coach stands, Handy and Nor- wood, uader the direction of the Chief of Polic fy have notified the proprietors of 27 hacks and it omnibuses, according to their list of numbers, that these coaches are running without and that unless the provisions of the aw 4 complied with the penalty shall be immed’ enforced. The have Telative to the arrangement of b. a ou the streets, and if the law restricting welling fur passengers to a certata distance from the curb line is not strictly complied with, the officers are directed to proceed against the offend. ere immediately Beaserinie (c To the Editor of the Wasiin Seeing a uotice in your paper that a man was robbed of $2,000 bya &YPsey woman, | am desirous of furnishing aciue. There ina gypsey woman in this place, who has been all over the States. She bas a husband and three children, ele tells fortunes; and I have ne doubt bat she is the person, as she says she bax money in the States. They want to buy land, and will pay down as soon as they get the monary from the States Sig s Tas Turatee —It is nly necessary, we opine, Jn order to HL the house to overflowing to-night, to remind the public that Mr. Barry Sullivan inakes his first appea this city in the « acter of Ham'rt Charles Fisher and Miss Alice Grey will also be on head as usual Tus Last Cuance —Tbe Ladies’ Fair at Odd Fellows’ Hall, for the repair of St. Matthew's Church, closes to-night. Now is the time todo ood and get your monry’s worth io Mem- fe rs of Congress admitted Trost Parsons about baying new up ure or istery, of wishing to exchange old for new, er sel old for cash, or bave furniture aeutly re- Patred and varnished, -hould not fail to call on Israel & Buchly, 1 Seventh street, above G Loox at the Alpbabetical Business Directory 3a another column. Nintm Distaict Poster. =A police afftir came off before Justice Cull, a day or two since, which goes far toward verifying the axiom, that it always takes two to make a quarrel. Itseems that Messrs. i. and M. are neighbors, and that some of Mr. Ls chickens bad been shot by M., and L. finding some of the bipeds shortly after their unpleasant. |, if the truth must be told, disgraceful demise, seized Dpon the opportunity to bring M. to sudden and retributive justice; so he Dg information, and had M. arrested for the coid- deceased chick-a- blooded murder of the biddies. M. answered the warrant Sr roving espass upon b. that L. -=-mitted bis hens to tr lettuce beds, and trample down and destroy the young plants. So the iene was dismissed. L , jowever, ned to have revenge for the slaughter of his poultry, ascertained that there was alaw of the Corporation against fring of guns within five hundred yards of a dwel ing- house, and so bad M. up again on a new charge. ‘The magistrate fined M $5 85c_ costs for the lat- ter offence, and let him off. L. then got out another warrant gainst M. for abusive and obscene language towards a female member of bis family, and M. was again put through for a fine, which in this case was 81.94. Jey he case of the chickens it was proved that ficed off bis gun twice, so that the fine im- posed was $5 and costs in each case J M. was disgusted with bis defeat, and after casting about, finally discovered an o; portunity of being even with his late ponent fore the shrine of Justice. He found out that L. kept three dogs, and entertaining a strong sus | per that no license had been paid for them, ¢ bed L up for keeping dogs without a license. L. ruled bis trial for to-day at 4 o’clock, p.m, ard how the case will end gracious only knows, for the contestants are a pair of diamonds which gtow sharper at each collision. A couple of days ago several complaints were lodged before Captain Goddard by parties living on Capitol Hill against a club of undergrown men, called “‘ Rams,’' who were charged with holding a meetings at their club-room in the vicinity. Orders were given to have the plece looked up by the police, and the night be- fore last, the night watch of the district, together with some of the police of the Ninth district, pro- ceeded to their rendezvous and captured eleven of their number, whom they conveyed to the east- ern lock-up. Yesterday morning Justice Cull heard the testimony against them, and fined the entire party $5 55 ‘each, as we stated in yester- day's Star” Two of them Produced evidence to show that they were not members of the “ Ram” party; and, moreover, that they bad a short time before their arrest at the club, come from an evening meeting at one of the churches, Justice Cull, upon learning the above facts, reduced their fine to@25Ueach. Of the whole party not one Was twenty-one years of age—a warning to indulgent parents. Centre Marxet—This morning, the north- ern sheds of the Centre Market Presented quitea busy appearance. The country dealers were numerous, and they offered a very excelleat supply of provisions ia their line, pork, poul- try, vegetables, &c. The quantity of pork at the scair-house was greater than ever before during the season—price $7 50 per 160 lbs. The hay stands were occupied, and the demand about the average. The prices throughout the market were about as last quoted, viz: Beef, fresh, prib. sa12 'S, per doz. Rell Salt Do s Phil’a print Cheese... Onions, pk. 37 | Peaches, qt....... 12a20 2/Oyster Plants... Sad e,pr head 6al5 anch Sat Veal... Sausage, prlb. Lard Dried beef. Turnip, k. Chickens, pr pair. 37475 Spinnach cncis Irish potatoes,pk. 37) Sweet potatoes ... 37450 Corn, ear, pr bbi.. Corn, shelled. Beans, pr bush. Rye,pr bush 37 Ducks, tame, pr.. 62475 Do. red-heads.... 76a87 $3 50/Partridges, each.. 18225 . | Woodcock + $1.50| Pheasants . +. 62a75 + 75|Tarkeys,wild 1 5043.00 Oats... + 50a55) Rabbits. Meal. Fish, cod - Shorts Do. black do. do. rR Shipstu: Do. flounders do. w Apples ... Rock, do... rR Dried do., pi Perch, do.... R GovERNMENTAL EXPENDITURES IN THE Dis- TRict or CoLtmBiA —It appears from the doc- ument sent in to the Senate yesterday by the Sec- retary of the Interior, in compliance with a res- olution of that body at the last session, that the totel amount of money appropriated for public and private purposes in the Distriet of Columbia since the establishment of the seat of Govern. ment up to the 13th of June last, was $24,715,552. exclusive of the salaries of Public officers. Of this, as near as can be aac ertained, about $6,(00,- 000 bas been for the Capitol, and $14,709 338 for the other public buildings, furniture, stationery, painting, &c. The assessed value of the Govern- ment reservations, exclusive of the reservations formed by the intersection of streets and avenues, is $13.412.293. The number of city lots origi- naily held by the Government was 10,118; the number of lots sold by the Government was 9.230; the som for which they were sold, SSLL,642 58; the number unsold, as faras the title is clearly in the Government. is 115, their assessed value amounting to $6,969 30. The number of lots do- nated to the Georgetown and Columbian colleges, and St Vincent's Washington City Orphans Asy- lum, was » their assessed vale amounting to 6 boo he assessed value of private property 8 Washington, real and personal, is $34,720,124 Supreme Covrt —Yesterday, Alexander H. Greene, Esq., of Buffalo, N. Y., and Simon Ste- vens, Esq., of Pennsylvania, were admitted at- torneys and counsellors of this court. No 109. Edmund Rice. Plaintity tn error, rs. the Minnesota and Northwestera Railroad Com- pany. The motion of Mr. R. Johnson, of coun- seliorthe defendants in error, to re-instate this canse v set down for argument on Friday next, the 17th inst No.9 Dean Richmond, appellant, rs. the City of Milwankieet al. The argument of thix cause was concluded by Mr. J.S. Brown for the ap- tlant Ne 193. The Union Insurance Company, plain- ts inerror, es John Blair Hoge. This cause Was submitted to the consideration of the court on the record and printed arguments by Mr. Van Der Lyn for the plaintiffs in error, and by Mr. Myxatt for the defendant in error, under the 56th rule of court . 17. The claimants and owners of the ner Louisiana, appellants, vs. Isaac Fisher ‘The argument of this cause was com- Mr. Schley for the appellants. et at meneed by Adjourned ReNawar ScRapm@ in ALEXANDRIA. —We learn from the Alexandria Gazette of this morning that four horses attached to one of Whaley’s omni- buses took fright at the depot of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. yesterday afternoon, and ranof. The driver Mr. Owen, in attempting to cheek them was thrown from his seat, and in falling bad one of his legs severely hurt. The horses continued running down Duke street, until they came in contact with the £as post at tne corner of Duke and Henry streets, which wax knocked down, but the jar detached the lead horses, and the other two were brought to « stand still. The lead horses kept on, and in their way came ia con‘act with a horse and wagon, belonging to Mr Latham, Tne horse was knocked down, but not injared. After some difficulty the ranawa were caught CkiMinat Court —y esterday afternoon, John Paley, atias Jobn Falan, alfas John Phalan,wes tried for firing an unoccupied house on the Island, and acquitted Andrew Kidwell was tried for setting fire to @ house (unorcupied) adjoining a dwelling. house In the possession of Edmund B. Duvall. {Tis was a second trial of the case, the prisoner having been tried last term, and foun guilty, and on motion by bis counsel a new trial bavin, been granted by the Court.) The jury return a verdict of not guilty To-day, there being no causes ready for trial, the petit jurors were missed until next Mon- duy morning TRiALs ar rae Gvarv-Housr ~-December iu—Frank Bowie, col, drunk, disorderly and profanity; fine and costs, #365. Jno Robinson, do ; workhouse 90 days. George Winters, col., drunk, disorderly, and carrying weapons; fine and costs, $26 Jobn La ge and Wm. Mar- 9 days each ickeral, Daniel Ferguson al + Vagrants; workhouse % days each. Tobias Pleasants, col., drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $3.15. John Riston, do; do., $3.15. Jobn MeGran, do; do., $3 15. D+ wissen. —The case of Jno Kaibler, charged with assauit and battery with intent to kill Geo. Staffan, was heard by Justice Mills this morning. The witnesses being principally Germans, the <ervices of an interpreter was necessary. It ap- peared that at a reffie at Kaibler’s house, the company xot to “skylarking '? In the midst of this, Staffan was seen to fall’ and got up and said bis head was burt. No Witness saw any one strike him, and no Onesawa knife. The justice dismissed the case. But Staffan said be would heve other evidence, and 0 to the grand jury. Tue steamer Conumpia ts to be withdrawa from the line between this city and Baltimore, ou the 15th instant, for the purpose of having a new engine placed in her. She is to be otter. wise refitted and improved, and will be placed on the route early the Spring. The steamer Diamond State, running ia connection with the Columbia, will continue on the line until nayi- gation closes, Bormeninxe an Avctionsex —This 1 5 the salesman at Crown’s auction, corner of Sixth street and the avenue, was interfered with by James Lamb, who happened to stop there while the were in . His and Seber eee el E i ene ak af sales; and at last the auc- ad to cal! upon officer Norwood to ar- He was taken before Justice Donn, where his cepertenent did much to insure the full penalty, and he ordered to afine of five dbllare gaa costs. aa Rivatry —Last evening, Justice Donn’s office was crowded with males and females, attracted there by curiosity and the summons of the magis trate The case was a cross-firing between Mr. and Mrs. Spalding and Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, Proprietors of shops in the Fifth Ward. Charges of threats, bad words, &c., were to be examined. The Justice decided that ail should give security for peace. Firs. —About eight o’clock, last night, a small frame tenement on I, near First street, was burn- ed down. It was the Property of T. P. Brown, Esq. So rapidly did the building burn that, be- fore the firemen got to the ground, the house was nearly consumed. The loss is inconsiderable. The fire i Pposed to have been communicated by an incendiary. In THe Circuit Court, yesterday, the case of Jacob Bigler agt. Gilbert L. Thompson, Josiah R. Sturges, and —— Averill, in chancery, was commenced. W. B. Webb, Jos. H. Bradley, and Chilton and Magruder, Exqs., for plaintiff, and J. R. Tysonand Chas. Mayer for defendants. Mr. Webb addressed the Court to-day. Ovx Revasn thinks musical folks are a queer sortofcattle. First we had Ole Bull, (Oid Bull,) then came Strakosch, (Stray Cow,) and now we have Madame Wilhorst, (Wild Horse ) WeopIne Cans, very pretty and v: the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner {2th and F streets, Joe Cream and Water loes, $3 cent: per quart. no 8-1m' —_—_—______—_ DIED, Onthe loth instant, CHARLES MASON TY- LER, son of C. N.and A. C. ‘Tyler, aged 3 years, 3 nda of the family are invited to attend the ‘vices which will take pince To-morrow (Sunday) Afternoon, at $ o’clock, from his father’s resideace, No. 285 8th street. Boston papers please copy.) bod Su ddeniy, on the loth instant, Mias ELIZABETH WHALEY, eldest daughter of John L. and Mary Whaley, in the 2ist year of her age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at the residence of her father, On B street, between ‘st and 2d streets, To morrow Afcernoon, at 2 o’olock. Oh weep not, friends—a better home Awaits me,andi go _ But to that home which reparet For ye who love m3 so! Farewell, farewell! Unto my God And unto yours I go. = On the Sth instent, near Fredericksburg, e+ Miss ADELAIDE D.SIMS, for several years o Tesident of this city. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS, MR. HARVEY BAUTREE will give re- ject Dramatic Keadings at Forrest Hall, on WEDNESD¢Y, the I5th instant. ‘The proceeds will be applied to tne ale teeny? of clothing and shoes for the children attending St. Joseph's Fe- male Benevolent School. de Il~at ———— TAKE NOVICE.—Persons in arrears for { ‘axes due this Corporation will Please call settle at once, otherwise they will subject them ae to expense — Oo My eet The School ‘Tax list is now in my hands for collection. SHEKELL, Collector. OV. 15, 1858, no 17-'m* cheap, at Georgetown, D. G. ORSSER- TOYS! Toys! A large lot of CHINA and WOODEN TOYS, at wholesale or retail. Also, 3 pieces superior Wool saretts ten cnorencat S1%- worts Gis, and ‘ plece Bl a nis, worth 20. aoe ene cent ee HURDLE, dell-2w corner High and Gay sts.. George’n. L AT SEYMOUR’S, ADIES’ FURS, FURS, FURS, Gentlemen’s Winter Gloves, Gloves, Buttalo Robes, Buifalo Robes. A creat supply of the above just received by ex- ag orrhey comprise all kinds worn. Will be opened _ Sea eceraey precisely at 9 o’c!ock, and will at a8. “ae it-tw.” WF: SEYMOUR, Georgetown. TH SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY t inform the public that they have taken stand adjoining the law office of Mr. F. W roman on Bri ee street, Geoeares near the market. and are vrepared to do @ s of WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING promptly and on the most reasonable terms. Clocks to be repaired wili be taken from and returned to houses fiee of charge. & QUENZEL. de il-st AGONER FLOR BOSTON.—The rexuiar packet briz Ando ver, Levi Crowell, master, has arrived andis pow discharging her careo. She bn receiving freight for the above port on hesday. -Appiy to HARTLEY & BRO.,99 and 101 Water streer. de7-lw POTATUES, 3 000 BUSHELS PRIM CER New Jerssy POTATES in in lots to suit purchasers, no6 Ciper '—CIDER !!—CIDER Grocers and other retailere oon be supplied with ime Clarified CIDER in quantities to suit, and on mnable terms, by noth ARNY & SHINN. no 23-t) Cc CLOCK REPAIRING. LOCKS of every description orrefully cieaned, and the striking part properly adjusted, by J. A: WATSON, 59 Bridge stieet. Georgetown, For the convenience of persons living at a distance, a competent workmen wil. be sent to the rown house. A farce stook of Ciocks always on hand for sale. no 27-Im*™ ELLING OF DRFSS_GUODS, EMBROI- Ss DERIES, SHAWLS, &c., AT REDUCED PRICES, JOHN H. SMOOT, No.9 Bridge street, Georgetown, wishing to scli off his entire stock of— Baynarre and other Fanoy Black and Colored Flounced Robes, Hayadere Valencias and Pou de Chevres Printed and P ain ali-wool Delaines Merino and Cashmere Plaids, Frenoh and Coberg Merino: ther kind of Dress Goods, Shawls, Ribbons &c., . date offer all of the above Goods, ly new and desir bie, having been it very reduced prices. ‘® buying for cash will find bar- WHITE MER- tore and for sale PETER BERRY, 85 Water street. : a 5 i ‘ Prosspt paying customers will also find goods at my usun! low prices. de4 2awsw JOHN H. 8MoOor, UCKSKIN GLOVES, GAUNTLETS, AND BYe MITTENS, — i The subscribers cali the attention of the public to the peppl of BUCKSKIN GLOVES, GAUNTL Pr's;and MITTENS, ail of their fff, owo manufacture, which they offer on ac-; | commodating terms. Buckskin Shirts and Drawers eto order . : RAMSBURG & EBERT, High, between ist and 2d street 26-1m Georgetown, D. OTICE TO FAMILIES, T have iust had made a fine assortment of BOOTS andSHOE>™ for |adies’ and children’s wear, ether with # fine artic!e of Boys’ 1 ra toy Sele Calf Shoes, to Show rt pd t im reapectiu 5 O89 in Wact iB reap yest ZORGA: 93 Pa. avenue. south side, delost* between 9th and 10th sts. Gee NEWS AND NEW GOuDs, Having just received my fresh supp'y of fine French Confections and Bon Bons trom the first- giess housea—Mailiard a:d Strudier & Co., N York, 1am prepared to furnish ail partes in fi 0's ut cheapest rates. I willhaveas us my larg ly of large Fruit and Pound Cakes, for the Christmas holidays, with mil the little etcet- ine Cakes every #, Chariots, fi , &e., every sized party. given to all parcies. ants and war! stiow rates. Alil ask is a fair trial. JG. WEAVER, 547 Pa. avenue. N. BR. * health having improved since the past summer, I have not sold my bishment, as ads vertised ; neither is it for sale now. de 8-3w jJ.G6.W. TT NOTICE, HE Und ned respectfully informs his friends, the & stran; eneraliy, and ers, poe poms the city = ho has in storea y e Assort to BuoTS, ‘SHOES, GAITERS, SLIP- ERS, ko. All ofthe beat material and workmanshi up in the best st: wear; gotten and suitable for the season's y wont brsin Gentiemen, Misses, Boys, youths, Children’s wear. j ee HARMON BURNS, 6th sts., 406 Pa. avenue, between 44 an de 4-2w & few doors enst of National Hotel. » LULLEY. Auction « CGAMISSION MERCHANT, DEALER IN MAHOGANY OAK, AN AINTED FURNITURES ; HAIR, COTTON-TUP, AND SHUCK MAT- TRESSES; ALL KINDS OF GLASS- E. CHINA, CUTLERY, &o. LYANIA AVENUR, SOUTH SIDR, 9th and 10th streets,) WasHINGTON, D.¢- INE HAVANA CIGARS, at various prices just received at MOORE'S West knd Drug Store, 113 Pa, avenue, south side. NE TOILET SUAPS—Lubin’s, Low’ Gate pa other makes—for sale ‘at MOOR a Wass = Drug Store, 113 Pa. avenue, south sii ryvist SIGNED BrGS LEAVE "T' inlorm nie inends und tna peutic Ba ee OO TASING) that may be leecoree to ay peek +4 are. ale and repaired, romptly. Grates set and 7 Chimmoye eure, AUOTION SALEs. Te —f S: Nr 5 Decomboria,at 10 orelork, st We shill'eelivailthe Furniture Chairs, Hair-spring, Sofa, Rooker and Parlor jarbie-top Centre and oy ood reat Chatee beo nase, Fas Qustoth, Matting. jateads. Bureaus. stands, ther Beds Boisters oa Pillows, tater B “and Comforts, esses, Blank: Looking-s lasses, Clook. Toilet Sets, China, Giase and Crockery ‘are, Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &o. Terma: $25 and under, cash: over that sum,a credit of 60 and % days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing interest. eee eee Nee URE & CO. vets. By J.C. reise & ay eg UMBER, SASH DOORS, &o.—On L MORNING, Vecember iéth, at 10 o'al in front of Willard’ Ho! ols on ° at on 14th street, we shal sell, avery large quantity of o:d Lumber, ‘Sash- doors, Frames, &o, Teri . dell J.C. MoGUIRE & CO H. KING 42 NEW FRENCH BAZAAR. 42 ‘hy is th recedented rush to H. KING'S? Bec ladies are not slow sh the ost and most splendid selection of goods ever before o in a ad city. Drom the unprecedented encouragement: and large sales eines our opening, I have th P' ure to announce that I have Teoceived & new im- rted stock of BOND ARTIFICIA FLOWERS. RIBBONS reatest assort- ment of ORNAMENTS, HEAD DRESSES, in styles surpassing, for beauty and elegance, any ever before exhibited in the city. FARTICULAR ATTENTION of the Indies is called to new styies of ELOAES, SHAWLS, FANCY GOODS. DRESS TRIM MINGS, EMBROIDERY, LACES, ail of importation, FITTING AND MAKING DEPARTMENT. have made arrangement to defy all competition® by employing an eminent practical artist in the Fit- 2: % tp partment. - Price ways moderate, and satisfaction ¢ teed to ali our custome; je 32w FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS. LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK, To Bi DRawN IN BaLTimonE. WASHINGTON COUNTY LOTTERY,Ciass 41 To be drawn MONDAY, Deo. 6th, at 50’clock p.m. 78 numbers—i2 drawn, Capitals, $20,000, 8,435. 2of 4m. 2of200, 10 of 1,450, 10 of 1,000, 194 of 2, Tickets $5, halves $2.5, quarters $1.25, BEL AIR LOTTERY, Class 3. To be drawn on TUESDAY. Deo.7, at 50’clock, 78 numbers—i6 drawn. saxo, OPES 1,280, 1,096, Pee ree 1,000, |” 540 of 960,” Tickets $5, naives $2.50, quarters $1.25, SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY,Ciasa 48 To be drawn on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8,8t 5 u'clk, Capita’ $30,000, 10,000, f 2% 10 of 1,000, °. 5,300, Dip Tickets $10, haives $5, quarters $2.50, CARROLL COUNTY LOTTERY, C ings 32, To be drawaon THURSDAY, Deo, 9, at 50’clock, 20,000, oP eE 1.350 10 of 750, 000, 8.568, of 1. of 750, : dof si, "100f30, &o.. &e. Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quarters $1.25, POK®MOKE RIVER LOTTERY, Class 43, To be drawn on FRIDAY, Dec. 10, at 50’cluck p,in. $20,000, Capitals. 2.36, 60 of S00, 123 Tickets 6, kaives y SD) of 1,750, rizes of § 0, ke. #), quarters $1.25, MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, Ciass 35, To be drawa on SATURDAY, Deo. II, at 5 0’clock 78 numbers—l4 drawn. Capitals. 4 of 5,000, 4of 3 50, 4 of 2,000, 4 of 1.5009, 10 of 1,000, 2) of 500, S17 of 200. Tickets $10, halves $5, quarters e220, DOLLAR SCHEMES. MONDAY, Dec. 6th, at 12 noon. 231,490, Par 10 of 50, 4,857, of 3 | . et T ckets $1. TUESDAY, Dec.7,at noon. Capita! 85,900, 2of i, a} 2 of am, Tickets $1. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8, at noon. 8,000 Capitals, 5 0f 81am, = Tickets § THURSDAY, Dec. 9, at noon. 5,250 1,000 ones 6, Sof 9m. bi "Tickets $1. * FRIDAY, Dec. 10, at noon. Capitals. 84,900 it 2 of 8m, Tickets $1. SATURDA Jeo. ll, at noon. Capitals. 84,417 1,000 2, 100, Ticket R. FRAN & CO., Manacers, deste BaLtimore. Mp. 1 NEW. MILLINERY. S8 THOMSON OW Opening at our Fancy Store a very larga and desirabie assortment of WINTER MILLINERY, comprisini the Intest strle of Ladies H selecte rom the principal coenings in New Yori Witha very rich stuck of Ribbons, Flowers. Pines; n ey &c.,to which the attention of the adies is invited. HUTCHINSON & MUNRO, de9 6t 310 Pa. av., between 9th an‘ 10th sts, 4 RYAY; BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR Ht AL TH.—Madain MOUNTS Coraumption Destroyer, rcts magical y on Cough lds. Asth ma, Bronchitis, and Consumption.’ in cases of colds one two bottles will effect 2 cure at a cost of 30 cen Persons fom all seo ions have ordered d fler quantities by express. Its purely veg: table; a babe on take it without injury. Havi been restored to health by it herself, trom deep co: sumption she reoummesds it unhesitatingly toa |. Delays are dangerous. Make immediate pplication if you wish to be saved. Apply at No. 3396 street, between tlth and 12th. or at Stott’s, corner Penn. Avenue and 7th street ; also, at Culver’s, corner 12th street and Penn. avenue. de 9-3m FAR TSHORNE'S PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILv CHERRY.—Thia is the best Cough Srrupin the world. It removes Cougha,, Hoarse- ness, and all lung affections. Persons who sing shou'd use it, xe it clears, softens, and strengtnens the voice. and tortifies it against taking cold Bot- tles and 5% cents. Sold by all Druggists in Warh- ington, Georgetown, and Alexandria, deo 3st SOME PERSONS—Por Pain. the worat of ills, WO Use nought but powders, plasters or pils; Bat we auvise both gree amell To use Hartshorne’s far- famed Cure-All, A chemist thie Cure All prepar To suit the ever-changing airs Blow hot or cold. snow, hail. 0: i. The great Cure- All annihilates all pain. z lottles 25 and 0 cents. Soid Py, all Druggists in Weshington, Georgetown and Alexandria, it MRS, R. G. ETCHISON continues to sel! off her Fall stock of FANCY AND TRIMMING GOODS AT COST PRICES! She has just recsived a supply of handsome WINTER GOODS, to which she invites the atten- tion of the ladies of Washington, Georgetown, an vicinity, a8 all articles will be disposed of as cheap, if not cheaper, then any other heuse inthe city can sell them. By earnest solicitation, although her health stil! remains impaired, she has made such arrangements Il prevent the necessity of closing the store on tore in Washington will merit the patronage it has heretofore received. N. B—Bi'ls of all persons having accoun Mra. R.G, Etehison will settled immediately afterwards. LVS) DUBANT’S PETER M. DUBANT Bi estaurant.at the northwest corner of Penn. avenue and Sixth street, was never in better condition than STERS unsurpassed in any other similar establishment in the world, while pes that the oldest permanent No. 12 Market Space, between 8th and 9th ata, January, and itis earnestly d RESTAURANT. espectfully informs the public that his celebrated enw. Fishes ea in it &n Assortment of his Fish and Oysters, to say nothing of his {smo Steaks, Chops, Soups, &o., have really no ome tition anywhere within one hundred miles of Lovers of oapital Segars and genuine Wines atone will aipaee tad them at Dubant’s in adi atd and of indisputable quality. le 1- EW ARRIVAL OF LADIES’ N ‘LOAKS, RAGLANS. &. Agowplete winter supply of LADIES’ WRAP- PINGS, in new and novel designs, viz: Rich trimmed Beaver Cloth Cioaks and Raglans, Piooolomia: Ragians in Trio Cloth, Pilot Cloth Cloaks and Ragians, Petersham Cloaks and Ragi Velvet Cloaks and Ragians Also, Misses’ Cioaks and Ragians. in all st; MAXY if N. B.—Another supply of those nioe Merino Vests, for ladies, at 75 cents, worth $1.25, . _de 9-e08t Penn. avi weer want feet inds of restest variety of ali ep ¥ the Flesh, and ow! can always be found os the day and night. Gentleme: rooms in that vi ey ill had it greatly eee ret to take HAMMACK’S RESTAURANT, ‘heir meals with me,asthey can Breakfast, Di Sup at or might.‘ Paras nuppizawith tn ede eat bade of Wines wor ¥ 'S "Several fur 3 nished Rooms torent. A Ag Above. = * ag Agel SUktTs MADE TO ORDER. STEVENS Js, pranered. to make to order, and a pening.” TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. ———_—— eee: Gy WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. WORTH OF DRY 600D8 commen. 0 T Be 000 ee Seee aN 3 u stock of i 2 OPPOSE E A fter- ages and Evening until the whole stock 1s disproad The it pt SE ‘fearserises Drees Goode of all a Alpaceas,&c, m cinizer, Pgs: in Silk, Bom- Lao, A cpset stock of handsome Wool, Stelia,and other ALso, Cloths. Cassi: }, Vestings, With Bisck and Brown Cottozs, Flannele, Embroi- Alto which will be aold without resers, ne of which wi it or lengths to su rehasers. = Pees A deduction of 2 per cent. in all bills of (825 and upwards, The ladies are invited to attend. No damaged goods will be sold. Every article WALL & BARNARD, Auots. FUTURE DAYs. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ORPORATION STOCK AND CERTIFI- Carus at Pustic Sare.—On MONDAY AF- TERNOON, mber }3th, at 4 o'clock, at the suction rooms evel S50, Corporat mn of Washington six per cent. * 2,500 Corporation of Washington Certificates of Indebtedness, bearing interest, Terms oxsh, J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. de 10-d By J.C MoGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers. AND LOT ON MaA- WELLING-HOUSE RYLAND AVeNncr, Betwkex 2p ONDAY AF TERKNOO! re mises, del —On M 4% o’clook, on the pi 5 nalfof Lot No.2, in Square lend avenue, lot, ing. contaning six rooms, with § good cellar st- tached ; »1so, a frame bui ding back, used as a work snop. The site lot will be sold separate. Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6,12 and 18 mo: h interest, seoured by a deed of trust on the premia del UIRE & CO., Aucts._ Od S.C. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctionesrs. ARGE AND VALUAB ON THE Istana at Punic WEDNESUVAY AF TERNUUN. 15 4% 0’c:ock, at our auction rooms, the whole of Lot 3%, in Square 5.2, fronting 43 feet on Union street south. between 43¢ and §t1, and running tao« 102 fect. in the immeaiste vicinity of the Arsensl Ex- tension, and in a rapidly improving locality. Terms : $5) cash; baiance,a credit of 8,6, 9, 12, and 15 mnchs. Deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title perfect. de 10-ts WALL & BARNARD, Auvots, — By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUC- Tion.—On WEDNESDAY AF? ERNCON, 15th instant, at 434 o'clock, we will sell, at our auc. tion rooms, Lots Nos. i. 2,3, 4, 5, 6,7, 8, 9, 19, il, r, and prrt .S, in Square i¢4 fronting on D street nerth, between lcth and 19th streets west, aud running back to a wide alley. Also, east 44 feet of Lot No.2, in Square 147, front- ing - B street north, between iéth aud 19th streets west. ‘The title to this property is perfect. Terms: (ne fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 12, 18, and 24 months, with interest, and secured by a deed of trust on the property. de 10 ts ALL & BARNARD, A By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneer: XCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUS 4 HOLD EFrects.-Un WEDNESDAY MORN 1 - G, December !5th, at 10 o'clock, of Baron Geroilt, Prussian Mini between I4th and Furnitureaud Household tffe comprising Suit of Walnut Carved and Crimson. Plush-cov- ered Parior Furniture, comprising large Freach Sofa, 2 Arm and 6 Parlor Chairs, ‘atin Damask vered Arm and Fancy Chairs, Rosewood Marble top Certre Tables, Ladies’ Walnat Writing Desk, Carce) Lames, Suit offour Crimsoz Damask’ Window Curtains, Lace Curt: Corner, &e., Handsome Ereravings. Mant Mahox »ny Centre and Card tables, Brussels Paricr, Hall, and Stair Carpets, Hail Chaira.Hat tree, cicloth, Three-piy and Ioerain Carpeta, Rugs. Marble-top Sideboard, Extension ‘fable, China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Mahogany French Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus. Wasnst Superior Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Cur:ed Hair and Husk Mettresres, Superior Mahozany Bookcase, Carved Book Sheives, Iron Safe, Cane seat (hairs, Lounce, Radiator, Prank!in and other Stoves. &o. Terms: $3) and under. cash: over that sum, a oredit of 60 and 99 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. P.S. The House is for Rent. de9-d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts, By C. W. BOTEL Auctioneer. @ALE OF GILT-F AME LOOKING Grasses SO AND FINE FRENCH ENGRAVINGS AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY MORNING, Vecember 6th, commenoing at}! o’ciock, I shall seil, at my auc tion room, Iron Hail, afin assortment of gilt-frame Mantel and ier M:rrors of various sizes, With pisio and eisborately ornamented frames. Amengst the Pier Mirrors may be found French Plates measuring 81x24 52x20, 49x20 70x24, & 0. Mante’ Piates measuring 48x40, 40x35, 49x30, &c., with smaller sizes of German Plates. Alro,a rare collection of fine Englieh Engravings, (nen! ly framed.) copies from paiati Saunders, Lucy, Barraud, Becnin rooks, Dorie, and other eminent artista. ‘The above goods form @ oorsignment just re- ceived, with instructions tosell without reserve ‘Te ms: $3) and under, caxh; over $30, 69 and 99 days’ credit. fur notes satisiactorily endorsed, and beari nt it. ded C. W. BOTELER, Axct. de iv-d By A, GREEN, Anotioneer. HREE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING 1.015 ON O10 AVENUE AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, the 8th irstant, I shall se front of the prem:ses. at 4 o’olock p. in , three v: abieand desirab’e Buiiding Le nown and cesig- nated a8 Lote No. C, D. f the subdivision of orixinal Lot No. 1, in Square No. 277, each hav- ing 8 front of 16 feet $3-:00 on Ohio avenue. and runuing back sbout 90 feet to a 4-feet alley, between 13th and 1334 streets wert. ‘The above sate offersa fine opportunity to per sons wi-hing to invest in a handsome and rapidly umproving section of the city. he terms of sale are, one-fourth cash- the bal ance in six, twelve and eighieen montis, for m bearing interest, seoured by deed of trust upon t ahi eal de2 A. GREEN, Auct. iD" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, onaccount of tho rain, until MONDAY, Dec. 13th: same hour and place. degd A. GREEN, Auct. By 3. J. McCORMICK, Auctioneer. T AUCTION—A SMALL FARM FOR SALE ON THE WXSTERN SUBURES OF THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA.—On WEUNESDAY, December 15th, at 12 o’ciock m.,in front of the Mayor's office, we will otferat public auctiona very desirable Farm, of 35 or Si acres, about one-half of which is in pood wood,and the remainder has been uncer cultivation market garden, for which it is very desirab'e. © wood covers three as desirabie building sites can be found so near thee ty. On the farm tuere 1g two-story Brick Dwellingand a frame stable. For further information. apply to either of us, and we w:ll show the place toany who wish to inspect it. Ter wind ceet nil cash, and a credit of 1 and 2 years on the remainder, . JAMES P. SMITH, R. C. *MITH, Executors of H ugh Smith, 8. J. McCOR MICK, Auct del-d M ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fieri factas issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to directed, { shall expose to pubiio sale, fer Ca: in front of the Court-house door of said county, on FRIDAY, the 2ith day of December, 1858, at’ 12 o'clock m. the following desorbed ‘Property, to wit: Ail defendant’s right, title, claim and interest in and to Lot No. nine.(9,Jin Square No. ove hundred and ninety -six,(196,)in the city of Washington, D.C., together with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized aud levied = &s the property of Francis A. tiokens, and will be sold to satisfy Ju- — No. 98, to May, 1858, in ane GoovE seer ard. 8 2R, - Late Mareha! for the District of Columbia, no 9-dts —————— [PORTANT TO GROCERS AND CON- vp FECTIONER GEORGE PLARSON, With a fine assortment opened & branch Store here, of TEAS, COFFEES, FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, CaN DIES, &c., which can be hased at lower prices than at any other store in this oly. Call and purchase, GEORGE PEARSON, | neiant, at Baltiniore, bas lately S91 Penn. avenue, south side, between 4% eth Streets, and No.5 North ‘Liberty street. Bal timore. ded iw" ‘ MARSHA OUSE. Georer BREDIEOS RESTAURANT, 2th street. near the Rock Creek bridge, is now prepared to furnish th ble with OYS. events os oa a best. au: mreatent ee Tety of beveragca: partioularty that whovosome and popular k, LAGER BEER. Healso is ready to furnish private families with that now beoomirg celeprated Alexandria, V LAGER BEER, in botties or T ———s left at his Restaurant will be ttended to Mie Lasevecy Wonley maraing.< dat Su* ({5NTS’ SEWED CALFSKIN BOOTS, of ¥ cur own make, $3 75—superior to any ep 5 ave.. (Market " _06-Im _ pease second door above sth ate ‘CUNG GRAND OPENING OF Pas: 5 S® BLE WINTER BONNETS watz MRS. HELLER invites the ladies of Washing- Vicinity toher «: Oo U fWINTER HA: ike meee cape ats and CAbit naiR DRESS&S, CORSETS, of all sizes and prices. WRENCH FLOWERS and FEATHERSofall colors. d Lad don’t tt !Lon THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, a8 the wil bare ne opening every week this month, and until further Rotice. = Market Space. between 7th and sth ats, je7 im ee Ri KRINGLE’S ORIGINAL DEPOT be largest stock of ‘ancy contains the ‘5 and Notions ty. LAMMOND, 2 ry peed -« Only Authorised Agent. LATER From NICARAGUA. Arrival ef the Washington. raragaa, a bere this forenoon. She reached San doth on the i8th November, and found in port the Aimertcan frigate Savanah and sleop-of-war Jamestown; also the Britiah ships Leopard and Valorous. Sir Wm. Gore boa The Nicaraguan Government refused permis. sion to land the Passengers of the Washington, alleging that they were libusters. Tae steamer pecans Maria Lamy ee Ie age to — obtsin permission to land Passengers the Hermenn had arrived. the officers a. Parhingtos was boarded ype British, wko asked to eee passenger i aformation as to whether she war on boaid; but t! and also for i _ munitions of nist on raising the hat: then "4 denly. Boats from the pone y ons mouth of the Colorado to prrspactland cca to have there ashinzton on the previous 2 Col. Childs, the gee on "* raed from Granada without aed pile oa or- = hbaepes segoome wera! i beat ‘was not allowed to pass fort San Car] without an officer and a file of soldiers on board. The government, however, became isfied that there were no filibusters ef Washington or Hermann, and the steamer was permitted to land at Vii The t of the company then p: ied to Juan dei Sur ae — the Hermann No orders baving come for the passengers of the Washington to go forward Dy the mail route, they remained on board and returned to New k. [An evident hiatus occurs here in the dispatches—Reporter ] Our boat could not get up the Sin Juan, owing to the low water, and proceeded to the mouth of the Colorado, where she arrived at daylight the — ee, just fa time to be seen by the She was chased by the boats from the with bowitzers and small arms; but on overtak- ing us and finding no Alibusters on board, they went back to their ship, which re turmedgto Grey- town on the 25th The Roanoke arrived at Greytown with the information that the Hermann had proceeded direct to San Piancisco Difficu Brtween Courts Regarding the Ohio Life and Trust Company. Crxctnnati, Dec. 10 —Quite a collision bes taken plece between the United States Court and the Superior Court in this city, growing out of the case of the Obio Life and Trust Company. The suit, as it now appears, is about approach- ingacrisix. The receiver of the former bas manded the assets in the hands of the she: who Is receiver under the Superior Court. The sheriff to-day asked for instractions, which will be given. Both courts, it appears, are frm in their determination. Tue probability is. or at least it is now se understood, that the sheriff will be committed for contempt by the United States court, and that he will subsequently be released on a writ habeas corpus, and then Prosecute Judge McLean and Judge Leavit for damages. The assets of thecompany are under the control of the Superior Court, but the expenses of Lit); tion, &c, are rapidly making way with them, leaving but little hope that the creditors will even get much, indeed nothing of account. Destructive Fires. New Yorx, Dec. 10—The Harlem ratlroad depot was partially burnt at an early hour this morning. It was occupied in the upper stories by various manufacturing purposes. The losson the building is $10,000, and the loss of ths oceu- ants very heavy. Three firemen were injured s the fall of a wall, probably fatally. The buliding was owned by the New Haven Rail- road Company Troy, NY . Dec.9 —McMurpby & Co 's brush factory at Lansinburg, was destroyed by fire to- day. and the two bundred employees of the es- tablishment are thus thrown out of employment Later from Hava-a. Savannan, Dec. 11 —The schooner Alice Ann Randell, from Havana on the Sth, reports sugar firm and molasses inactive The bark Rover, from New York, collided with the bark Howard, of New Orleans, near Havana The Rover returned, having sustained serious damage to her bull and rigging, besides losing one man. The captain, officers, and crew of the American brig Fieolin, recently wrecked on the Babames, reached Havana on the 3d inst. The Yacht Wanderer. Savannan, Dec. 11.—The Republican of this Morning learns, on good authority, that the vacbt Wanderer had succeeded in evading the vigilance of the croisers and landed a cargo of negroes in the neigbborbood of St. Andre Sound, near Brunswick. A portion of the cargo was subsequently sent up the Satilla on board a steamer. One Man Killed and Twe Others Injured. Boston, Dec. 10 —Michael Coniey was killed and two others, natned Murphy and pig ane verely injured at South Boston yesterday, by the caving in of a bank of earth. At Island Pond, Vermont, at sunrise this morn- ing, thermometer 12 degrees below zero. Arrival ef the Frigate Niagara. New Yorx, Dec. 11 —The U8 steam frigate Niazara arrived here this morning. baving ar- rived at Monrovia on the Sth November, where she landed 200 Africans —70 baving died on the Passage. She sailed thence for New York on the wb Baltimore Markets. Bactimore, Dec 11 —Flour tx firmat 85, but holders are firm in demanding $5 12} Wheat in unchanged; white 81 3548150; read $1 2%2$1 25 Corn isactive; white6S., yellow 78e¢. Provisionsare strady and unchanged Whisky is firm; Obio 26c. New York Markets. New Yorx, Dec 11 —Flour is firm; State $1 25u4 5, Obto $5.25a85 50; Southern $505 40. Woeat is duli; red $1 125; white $125. Corn fs Guil ; old white 8c Pork is heavy; old mess $17 85; new 18 50; prime $14.35 Lard is beavy at Ji allig. W bisky is dull at 25x. Financial. ew Yor«, Dec 11 —Stocksare dull; Ch’ and Rock Island 62; Ill. central aoa bates Crosse and Mil. 3%; Michigan Southern York Central =43¢; Reading 52; Mil. and Miss. 14; Missouri 6's 89% Sterling exchange firm, with moderate bust- ness, at 109% al093 . COST PRICES! bscriber, contemplating visiting FE uroye in afew montis for the sake of his health and for the rpose of visiting his friends, wiil sell from nig date his entire stock at oost, and many kinds Goods at much less than cost, in order to redvoe 4 stock as low as possible before his departure. On his return he wishes te open with an entire new stock of Goods, which he = cay ee peand shar narkels expresely for rade o} ‘asb- Rae "The Sollowin named goods are marked t ta ese cost: pret cso Bonnets, ai! styles and oslors, Cloth and Velvet Cloaks. tenet Basques, rt thes Capes. Becoretenea lonks and Dresses, for infants, less cost, Infants’ Merino and Satin Hoods, fifty per cent lees oort, Jnder Skirts, Hoop Skirts, three kinds, Cink Veipern, ‘Bonet Velvets, ail colors, any Huds of Woreved Goods, at fifty por cent less u cost, b t Fringes, all styles and a ppent variety of Closk and mmings. . Trimming, ‘. Pisce. in ell styles and widths, le Buttons, COST PRICES! a Fringes and reat variety, w tite Cotton Trimmings. Beltings. ree stook of Collars, in Swiss, Linen, ~ — Crape. for ladies, misses, and boys, Cambric, Swiss, Marseiiles and Mourning Bete, Real Lace Sets, Cambric and Swiss Ruffiing, Dimity and Cambro Band: ‘Swise and Cambric Res! Brussels and V: Black Point Lace, ¥ Imitation Gay Bereges and "veils White and Binck Sik Nets and Bobinets, white and biaek Stef = wea m oYpaaitios, ean eile, Eiertio Kibande, Eubroidered Night © 's Be i. Sleeve and Cloak ‘Tasesie, ail colors, Dress But- to: ns, A spien*id assortment of French Flowers, Beautiful + eathers, in black, white and colors, Chenilies, Bal! Cheni\len. for head dresses, ete, Back Veivet Ribands, ail widths, ofthe very best Fine and stylish Hond dresses, . Kid Gloves. ger ted kinds of goods usunily kept ins weil uated millinery trimming store, + he ladies of Washington and oupountens country will pirase bear in mind that the sbove ad- ——— 18 put forth in good faith, as 1 am de~ term: my goods 'y reduced ee eS terns ow! : for }, &o., will be filled st proportionably low Prices. a oo lias imamate Be WiChiain® no 3 2 Centre Mai Soace. 7 GN HAS OPENED TH™ g HE UNDER TAD RANT a Will be pienaed to see boarders be a as SPEEL. P: