Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ter Tes Bran pustisars rem Lists oF LETTERS REMAINING IN THR Wasuineton City Post OFFICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LA EST CIRCULA- TION \WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE oFFice. ItS TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 18 MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED 26 tae District or Corumaia. Rerort of tHe Commissioner of Pusiic Bui.dincs.—Commissioner Blake, in bis able and interesting report, speaking of the Capitol and its appendages, thinks that it was bad judy. ment to place the Tripoli monument in juxtape- sition with the Capitol, where it is overshadowed and ecli by the magnificence of that build- ing, @ as it will soon require repairing, he —— its removal tee Navy Yard as ularly appropriate, stating that its repair rt cost about Fas00, the Temoval aout 2000. He recoinmen the passage of a law to preserve the Capitoi groands from trespass and aaisfigurement, and expresses the opinion that the grounds south of the President's House ought to be added to the Fresident’s grounds, without — intervening wall. a regard to the Island he says that thecitizens of the Seventh Ward, complain very much that they are excluded from the thickly-setiled and Dusifiess portion of the city on nights when the moon does not shine. The streets ‘aening through the Mall were mace, and are owned by the Gov- eroment. Neither the Corpora nor individual citizens, have any authority bt them. and of a dark night but few person: e willing to vin- ture through them. They are the connecting Jinks between the Island and that portion of the city which lies immediately north of the canal and It does seem that the Government is bound in justice to light them up, so that the object for which they were designed of facilitating tnter- course between those parts of the city, miay not fo any extent by defeated. The citizens imme- diately interested have petitioned Congress upcn the subject, and there is every prospect of their prayer being granted He also recommends the grading and pavine«eft the Eastern portion of Pennsylvania Avenue. In regard to the bridges over the Potomac, he says that they baveallbeenrepaind. That every- thing that could be done with the limited means at his disposal, has been done to strengthen the Long Bridge. That it is, however, ina tottering condition fom age, and that he has not mach faith in its power ofeodurance. It could scarcely be expected, he says, to withstand a flood of ice, such #8 sometimes occur in the river on breaking of winter. The heavy travel over it, of omni- ses, Wazons. and other vebicles, and drovesof cattle. is fest duing the work of destruction ; a: id, as it has been well observed that a bridge isa mecessity, be thinks, there is no time to be lost in b-gioning the construction of a new one. fe states that Franklin square was purchased aia very low figure, with the alleged under. s!aading on the part of some of the Parties seil- jeg, that it would be handsomely enclosed and proved as a place of public resort, and he thinks that the Government is bound in good faith to enclose and improve it He also recommends an additional appropria- tion of thirty thousand dollars for grading streets, &c., preparatory to the extension of the Capitol grounds, and suggests the great public aud private ipjuty resulting from tbe delay in eciding vpon a plan for the extension of the apleol grounds. He renews bis recommendation of an appro- Priation for continuing the grading and planting of the unimproved portions of the Mall. Appropriations are recommended for contin- ving the grading of Jodiciary Square; for en- larzging the east baif of the Cit Hall; and for bearing the Government’s Part of the exp-nse of opening and improving avenues and strects in front, or adjoining to, or which may pass through or between any of the public squares or reserva- tions; also to set the curbstone and pave the foot- ways next to the reservations, when the corpora- tion shall by law direct the Proprietors ed gore on the opposite side of the street to make similar improvements The removal! of that nuisance, the jail, is ur- gently recommended by the Commissioner, who points out that the requirements of the commu- nity call for a much larger jail, and one situated on the confines, or beyond tue limits of the city. di c Curious Case. —Last night, aman named Cor- nelius Donough, a laboring man, went to Officer Norwood and informed him that he hed been robbed of about $10 in Money ata house on Third street, near Maryland avenue. The man told a straight story, and the officer cartied hin tn the otfce of Justice Ferguson, where he made the charge under oath. A warrant was issued, and the officer went to the house and arrested the proprietress, Lavinia Lillibridge, wh alone in the house when Donongh went there and also when arrested. Donough said be went in the house and was sitting down lighting bis pipe, and suspected that it was then his money was taken, as he had it before he entered the door The woman wassent to jail fora further bearing ‘This morning, the complainant went to the magistrate and said he bad” found the money in bis boot. The magistrate was surprised and begam to question-him, and bis answers were such as to wad the Justice to the conelusion that all Was not right In Donough’s mind; and, at the time set for the bearing of the case, the complain ent bet went, the prixoner was released She then o; ‘d to make oath that she had not seen nor touched the money. But the singular con- duct of the complainant was enough te convince tae Justice and those Present that she was guilt- less. The magistrate and officer had taken pains to swear Douough before the warrant was jasued aod the arrest made, and he gave bis evidence very defiaitely, making the charge direct. Covrt or CLarms.—On Monday, Mr. Giilet concluded bis argument for the Government in the case of C. Wallace agt. the United States. Mr. Vinton replied in behalf of the claimant ; and the case was submitted. Alexander Cross agt. the United States. Fur- ther argument having been ordered by the Court 00 a single point in this case, Mr. Vinton opened in bebaif of the claimant, and, on concluding, the Court adjourned. {Serer 5 Mr. Gillet anbmitted bis argument in bebalf of the Government in the case of Alex- ander Cross. Mr. Vinton replied ; and the case was submitted. Samuel J. Hensley agt. the United States. This is a ciatm for the payment of nineteen bun- dred bi cattle, delivered for the use of the Ind ifornia, under a contract with O M a osencroft, one of the commissioners 2 pointed to make treaties with said Indians. The amount claimed is $132,500, for which said Wosencroft drew bilis on the Secretary of the Interior, which bilis were protested Hon Montgomery Blair opened the urgument for the — but, before finishing, the Court ad journed. Tas Toeater.— ‘The Gamester,” last night was admirably performed, ail tound—Beverly’ the victim, by sullivan, Stokely, the victimizer, by Fisber, and the devoted wife, by Miss Alice Grey, who always performs that character 30 well, in whatever cast it may fall to her lot. Beverly, after the ruin of himself and mily, snuffed off this mortal coil, though in base and cowardly, stillina ‘ery natural and affect- ing manner, and the audience very Properly wit- nessed the scene amid profound sileace—which bad been a fit ending of the play, bad not a part of tue audience, who Illy understood their part, exdeavored to tise the dead by a deafening and prolonged stamping. When a smali part of the audience, contrary to ail yood taste and good manners, persist } ying the balance, under the color of appia g the pertormance, or call- ing back an «ctor who cannot consistently re- appear, We consider that they fall properly under the care of the police ia attendance. Mr. Sullivan eppears to-night as King Lear. In tax Cixccir Covrr, the cbancery suit in- volving the valuable property known as Meridian Hill, was closed yesterday as far ax the argument was concerned. The case was taken under ad- ae Ocak ‘refused to grant the prayer ref of Mary Reeside for a msadames on the Cae. tary of the Treasury, to pay over to her a ce:tain um of money, a portion of jated and Stewart ae as counsel for the lady. Im the case of the Plank Road, in which a quo warranto was filed asking by what authority they collect tolls, etc , Chief Justice —s yes- terday afficmed the jurisdiction of the ourt Judge Merrick agreed with this decision with some qualifications. Judge Morsell was not present. he case will yo forward at the next term ‘The latter decision closed the business of the term, and the Court adjourned sins die. Szavan Ricur.—Yesterday, Wm H. Shaw and James H. Jefferson, twe colored lads, were arrested by officer King for indulgi in the dangerous sport of throwing stones tn street They were taken before Justice Donn, who tried to Seen aid ae =o op cong of pee ouduct; an: e to ean ul it sstneties the ameats he tak ward codeced. them to pay @ fac of and costs $2.15 each. Nor TMS LEAST INTERESTING ExteRtaINMENT now offered in the city, fur white folks as weil as colored, is the concerts of the colored folks at their Fifteenth street P janchurch Jo night ard to-morrow night oo of the first te ft lies of the city were nt last night and were highly pleased with the performance. Sex Tee Avvextisamest of Boteler’s per- tmptory auction sale of gilt-frame looking - lasses, and tine French and English engravings. Emer Ww morning, at W o'clock. pa A concourse of the friends of the Hon. John Letcher, assembled at Browns’ hotel tast » ae companied by Withers’s band. At 10%,p m. the band struck up adelightful strain, at the con- clusion of which, loud calls for Mr. Letcher brought bim out; when he addressed them as follows, amid repeated iaterru; of applause : Mr. Letcher returned thanks for the compli ment, and stated that he bad represented the Teath Legion district in Congress for the last seven years; that his public conduct here had met their entire approbation, as evinced in their repeated election of him to Congress and in their course to him in bis receat canvass for the Guber- natorial nomination. He then spoke as a Vir- ginian and a Southern man of his anxiety to Bre Serve the Union of the States, and declared ! according te bis judgment, the best means of preserving that union was the due protection of the rights of the States against all encroachmen’s eral Government. He oa the part of the Ft that had sprung next alluded to the controversy up in Virginia in connection with the contest for the Democratic Gubernatorial nomination, ex- pion his gratification that unity and harmony ad been restored to the party, and that it woold hereafter present its wonted united front. He then spoke of bis regard for Virginia, his 2n xiety 'o see her resources developed and her prosperity advanced by all fair Modes, and de- clared that her internal improvement system ought to be oho as commenced, aa the best means of ob! iterating all inter-State sec- ‘onal divisions. He added that if there were unpleasant or disagreeable feelings on the part of any connected with the Gubernatorial nom!- netion,he trusted they mi ht» ily be forgotten by all. As for himself, be neither prejudic:s to indulge nor resentments to giati YY, and, if elected, he would use bis best efforts 'e advai the prosperity of the commonwealth of Vi-gin acting fairly and impartially towards individuals and parties, whoever they might be. He con- claded Se returning thanks to his friends and bidding them gocd night At the conclusion of Mr. Letcher’s speech, the Hon. C. J. Faulkner, of Va., was called out, and delivered a brief but beautiful and highly appro- priate address In the course of which he remark-d tbatat Harper s Ferry, and the navy-yards, itwis customary to test heavy guns by charging them to the muzzle; tbat the recent Petersburg Conven, tion had done that sam thing with the Hen. Jobn Letcher, double-shotting bim; and that in the firing off tbat bad j come o*, he bad stood the test to the satisfaction of alt, proving him made of the right sort of metal, and in every way the proper man to wield the destinies of the Oid Dominion as her next Governor. This speech was received with loud and prolonged manifes- tations of popular favor. Sabs quently, the Hon Delazon Smith, of Ore- gon, and ex-Gov. McMullin, of Washington Ter- Fitory, were called out by similar Popular de- mands on thew, each acquitting himself in a speech to the y:eat gratification of the crowd, and iu @ manner entirely appropriate to the occasion. Between these admirable speeches the band played several airs, and afterwards discoursed delightful music for some time ere the crowd dis- persed. “Tue Haymaxers” attracted a fair audience at the Smithsonian Institution last night, though many were deterred from attending by the mud. About fifty or more singers participated in the the performance of Prof Root’: Cantata, and in spite of rather adverse circum: ces, such as bad colds, imperfect Tehearsals, and other draw- backs, performed it, as a whole, in a very credit- able manner. We do not think. however, that Mr. Root, who isa very popular teacher, lecturer and composer, ever designed ‘‘ The Haymake:s”’ to be performed by an association so ‘imited in number: be Choir Union. ‘The scene described by the author is laid about the homestead of the farmer, and particularly Telates to the season of ha making; and ft abounds in incidents, is full of, pleasing variety, and in style is decidedly graceful. Some of the concerted parts are very beautiful. ‘The princi- pal characters in the scene were : Mary, first soprano, Miss Lizzie Daniel, Anna, second soprano, Miss T. C. Daniel—the farmer's daughters; Dairy Maid, mezzo soprano, Miss Lizzie Pugh; Farmer, baritone, Mr. J. B. Daw- son; William, tirst assistant, tenor, Mr. J. F. Hodgson; John, second assistant, base, M. E Jones. After which came trio of women’s voices, cho- Tus of men’s voices, quartet and chorns, quintet, semi-chorus of mowers (men’s voices,) sem'-cho- Tus of spreaders (women’s voices,) semi-chorus of mixea voices, full chorus of haymakers. The first half of the entertainment passed off rather tamely; some of the ehoruses were very well sung, but needed more rebearsing. The Dairy Maid’s Sony was an oasis of this half of the performance, and was deservedlv encored, and kindly repeated by Miss Pugh. Thechorus Softly the Twilight Fades, which followed, was one of the best tn the whole performance. A Ser- eande, by Wiliiam,and A Dream Song, by Mary, which came next, was quite a gem, and received appreciative applause. ‘The second half opened with a full chorus,with Good Morning, which was followed by a recita- tive and song, Blithely Go We Fortn, ‘Tis our Harvest Day, by the former. Scenes of map 9 ness I Love Ye, by the charming contralto, Miss T.C Daniels, was exquisitely sung, and ix de- eldedly the gem of Mr. Root’s Haymakers. It wes loudly encored by the audience, and 3 repe- tition gracefully accorded. The chorus and echo inthis balf of the entertainment was rather an amusing performance, inasmuch as the echo got too far fehind the scenes to be audible. The au- dience, determined uot to be deprived of their echo, called for a repetition, which was granted; and, word being telegraphed to the unheard sounds to com out a little stronger, the second performance was much improved. The closing chorus, Harvest Home, would have been beautiful but for the stupid conduct of a large number of the audience in leaving the hall daring its performance. Nothing so mars the effect of music as the introduction of any disso- nant sound; and the shuffling of a couple of hun- dred patrs of feet in this case formed anytoing but a pleasant accompaniment in the ears of those who were desirous of hearing the music. Caminat Covaer.—To-day, Mr. Norris for defence in the case of Andrew Kidwell, charged with arson, su mitted a motion to quash the in- dictment in the case, which he argued before the Court at some length. The grounds of the mo- tion were stated to be that the indictment was jasufficient in not clearly averring the possession of the property alleged to have been burned. The Court withheld its decision Joseph Calboun and Charles Calhoun were put to trial for assau!t and battery upon John Drill sed Walter B Pomeroy. The jury found the defendants guilty. They were fined $3 each. Wm. T. MeNierand John McWilliams were tried bythe Court for rioting in the streets. The Court sentenced each of the defendants to pay a Sine of $5 and costs. Fieta District Poricr.—James Carter was arrested by officer Ross for forestalling the mar- ket. Justice Thompson fined the accused $10 91 costs: A keeper of a restaurant on the island was fined eo, and $2 48 costs ror selling liquor with- out lisence, Com piaint was lodged by a gentleman against a heekman for exhorbitant charges, and a war- rant was accordingly issued for the arrest of the delinquent, but no hearing of the case had been had wp to last night. Three persons were fined $2, and $1.27 each for cursing and wearing in the public streets. A man was fined $5 and costs for buckstering in the Centre Market without a license. AtTemptep Rosseaxy.—Last even’ Z, after closing bis office, corner of C and 12t! C.M. Keys, coal merchant, walked on business, but anticipating rain, returned and stopped at bix office to get an umbrella, whea to bis astonishment he discovered that in the short time of his absence, some person had broken open the back door of his office by splitting it - sus- pecting that the thieves intended to stot ata later hour and operate on the safe in the office, leformed the night police. A close watch was kept on the premises, but no further attempt was made. Scrzeme Covrt, Yestexpay.—No.260 Eber B. Ward, plaintiff in error, agt. Paul Babcock etal. In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the district of Michigan. On motion of Mr. Stevens, of counsel for the defendants in error, this cause was docketed and dismissed osts. "ne “lo rhe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, plaintiffs in error, agt. Elizabeth Kohne’s execu. tor Theargument of this cause was com: by Mr. R. K. Scott for the plaintiffs in error, and continued by Mr. Gerhard for the defendant in error, and by Mr. Hood for the plaintiffs in error. Adjourned. as Precaution.—The Superintendent of Gas in Alexandria is baviag all the meters in that city filled with alcohol, to prevent, their Srerstng doring the winter. ‘This precaution will pre mach laconvenience St oF S.ocxs —Yesterday. MeGuire& Co., sold Corporation of Washington quarterly stock at 102; Corporetion of W certificates of indebtedness at 94; Corporation of Alexandria Coupon Boads ast, “ Baxto !—Ellis, the musie ‘man, is ronoing op- position in the news: line, and bas Holiday Advertiser.” Go ahead, John F! Remempen the meeting of the Horticultural Soc to-night, at Corcoran’s gall See adveriiccasent, é Bear in inp the fair of the ladies of the Mite Soctety of the Foundry Church, at Philharmonic Mall, every night. ‘Tuar Lucrvas—The first lecture of the veual Smithsonian Series, is advertised to come off at }> that institution to-morrow night, being by Dr. Rae, the celebrated Arctic traveler. On evening next, the ture on Poet: Weare to mention some of the remain- ich they will spy not vet they will appear is not yet determined on. try copied to agricalions Nereeeee hore jeulture ; tJ. New Haven, on Coral Islands ; Professor Chadbourne. of Williams’ College, on Natural History as related to intellect, taste, and ‘wealth ; Professor Caswell, of Brown University, on As- tronomy, Professor Cook, of Harvard Uni- versity, on Chemisiry. The usual indication of a lecture by means of a light in the large circular window on the north face of the bui! ding will continue to be made. An InteRestino Lecture may be expected from Rev. B. H. Nadal, at Ryland Chapel, to- ow evening upon “sights in and aboutLon- ion. TRiaLs at THE GvaRv-Hovse — Ellen Hays drunk and disorderly, J. M. Williams, do. #2 15 os Daniel O'Brian, James Jenkins, do. $4.15 eac it, at 2 o’olock a. m., JOSE- $, daughter of the lat S. Tate, aged six Months and nine days, ‘The relatives " nda of the families are re- speotfully invited to attend the funeral ou Thursday Aiternoon, Dec. i6th, at 3o’clock p. m., from the residenos of her grand -{ather, D street, Jonn Mills, No. 406 At his residence in Prince George's county. Md. on Saturday, the 4th inetaut, Mr. THOMAS CLARKE, Sr. aged 72 years. May he rest in perce. v On the 15th instant, of pneumonia, HER MIONE ESTE E, infant daughter of James H. and Her- mione C, ect. The friends of the family are respectfully informed that the funeral will take place on To-morrow, the 16th inat., at 3 o’olock, from 109 Washington street, Georgetown. - On the 14th instant, ARTHUR, son of James and Elizabeth Bowen, aged 2 years and 9 months. In Keokuk, Jowa, on the 7th instant. Mra, ANNE Cuank BELKNAB. widow ol the late Brevet Brigadi Gene ‘Belinea U.S. Army, in the 58th year of are. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. TAKE NOTICE.—Persons ™m 8rrears for ‘Taxes due this Corporation will please call settle at once, otherwise they will subject them aaices be expense Sn . The School ‘aX list is now in my ds for jection. ., F. SHEKEL, Collector. Georgetown, D. C., Nov. 16, 1856, no 17-im* Tosacco, SNUFF, AND SEGARS. The subscriber would inform his customers and the public generaliy that he has just re- ovived a large additivn to his stock, making over ‘TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND Shuaks, oomprising forty -five different brands. ranging from $4 to $40 per thousand. Fig, &c. Cor CuRwinc Anderson's Solace, Good- win's Yeliow Bank, Goodwin’s Pure American, [Slate New vers. Geokwnt's Patent Pressed, Gooewin’s Sarsagari| Fine Cur SmMuxinc.—25 gross Spanish Mixed, 200 = nds Lynehburg and the celevrated Virginia Kil- ickiniok. SNUFF. Steen curate serch be 2 kee Oar rett’ » loose ; 25 jars Garrett’s Rappee; also, Macoaboy and Congrens. PIPES. boxes French Pipes and Pipe Heads: also,a variety of German, Fancy. and Powhatan » Segar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Cigarretias, &o. MATCHES, 80 gross Shanghai and G other article: erman Matches; and all sully kept by the trade. 1L7~ Shopkeepers and restaurant keepers would do weil to onli and examine my stock, as Tittox that they oan select something which wii! piease their customers; and as { bay jargely and for cash, 1} can not lower, than any other house in ‘Whereas there has been certain un- persons travelling around in the Distriet rroundipg country, hawking amail iota of nd Tobacco, & very inferior kind, at one per cent above their valu: it~ ing themselves as my agents, I hereby caution thi pubiio Sga.nst al] such persons, per ents, AL. * No. 59 High street, Georgetown. rep > _de 15-Im eo eee ‘OYS! TOYS! T A large lot of CHINA and WOODEN TOYS, at ‘wholesale or retail. Also, 3 pieoes superior Wool Carpet, from auction, at 3734, worth 623g, and 1 piece Stair Carpeting at 10 cents, worth 20. URDLE. dell-2w _ corner High and Gay sts.. George’n, L AT SEYMOUR’S, ADIES’ FURS, FURS, FURS, Gentlemen's Winter Gloves, Gioves, Buflalo Robes, Buffalo Robes. A creat supply of the above just received by ex- P comprise all kinds worn. Will be opened .(Seturday,) precisely at 9 0’ciook, and wil tt % iw ote wer: SEYMOUR, Georgetown, POTATUES, 3,000 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MER- Ci-R New Jersey POTATES in store and for sale tn lots to suit purchasers. nos Cipes !—CIDER * PETER BERRY, = 35 Wik street. SIDER Grocers and other retailers oan be supplied with prime Cras ed CIBER in quantities to , and on ae ARNY & SHINN. bponbh-on REPAIRING. LOCKS of every description carefully cleaned, and the striking part properly adjusted, by J. A. WATSON, 59 Bridg seet, Georgetown. For the Lott posed o pay pita os —-. a com it workmen wili be sent to the rown house. A fe stock of Ciocks always on hand for sale. no Z7-im*™ GELLING OF DRESS G0ODs, EMBROI- DERIES, SHAWLS, &c. s AT REDUCED PRICES, JOHN H. SMOOT, No.119 Bridge street, Georgetown, ie ns to i ae eee stook aarre other Fancy rilks. incl ana Colored Flounced Robes, sayadere Valencias and Poil de Chevres Printed and P.ain all-wool Delaines, erino and Cash: Pisid: ind Cober of— on he fi hh, at very reduced prices. m (01 4 ‘Ladies and others buying for cash will find bar- tie Prompt paying customers will also find goods “desiawaw "*" J0HN H.SMOOT. PRLADELPAlA DRAUGHT ALE, The undersigned having accepted the agi ency, now ‘ive notice that they are prepared to furnish their Suatomers andthe public generally with Massey, 's llins & Co. or he RAUGHT ALE, in whole half barreis. at Baltimore Cash on ery. As sell this Ale r s8/0N, Our terms will be rigidly ‘adnered - On guarant in every instance, provided notice of defect be jgiven within twenty-four hours after tapping. Domestic Ales, » and Brown Stout Py if not su; to imported) at $1 to $1 por dozen, dell "in any part of Washington, pet ada: ARNY & SHINN, ool? 57 Green street, Georgetown. 0012 __31 Green street, Georgetown. 7 IN GLOVES, GAUNSLETS, AND BUCKSEIN GuOVETENSS bers call ttention of the public toxheir rapely ot SUORSRIN"S LOVES: £ GAUNTLETS, and MITTENS, nlf oftheir fact wi gommnedating terme, Duckelin Shirts ed ol Perea eee KAlsBURG & EBERT, High, between Ist and 2d streets, Ro 2-lm Georgetown, D.C. ———_—_———s c. L, REGENERATOR . an the of the te A oe 'do'Pars andthe Emperial Col- solezption, spermaterrhcns, all traces of those 2 compietel: discchen tune tareinen epertenneneet by the nau- se0us and pernicious use of co; No. 3 has entirely su; morenty thereby insu rotate ft venom o! TRI cubebs. the injurious use of to the sufferer speedy “; ing all the impurities and rooting out isense. EMAR, Ivo. 1.2, and 3, are prepared inthe ell, oan Gsarned‘artts wasteet seeker "eeuaens at CASES. AND DIVIDEDINTO SEPARAT! Es n- |. Lalieman. ‘icord, rey fs or four cases in x 3 A pees cares ‘and u a br UeKROW. 187 Prince street, New mdi To i) ‘ore. Im- . Barrow will part of the world, tothe dol4 3m Jas. hat atrtet and New York avenue, ing | bax: Raj: im af the extraordisary low rerpingniece JAS. B. WAUGH'S RR » CHICKEN iy Gante. Raffle TO-N1G at sone ESTAR ANT, AUCTION. SALE. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers, TRUSTER’S SALE OF PLL ATTA _Wartcnes, GLass Oa suet tis MONAT MORN in trust daly executed and recorded, | shall sell, at the Jeweiry of N. Jenson, on 9th st., eke doors north ivanis Avenue, the res- ; 9 of his stock, after the recent robbery, oompris- 2 superior Pilate Glass Show Cases, 1 i Lot of ‘Second tend Gold Watches and Chains, some of them véry superior, ‘ pat Stuae, Watch Keys, Thimblea, es, Ladies, ps and Forks. M: Goblets. Giit-trame “iM. ore and Store F; ‘Terms: and ". 3 are atend great Petar OTe n WALLAGH, radian, de 15-4 J.C. MoGUIRE & GO., Aucts. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EWooD 5 MONDAY AFTERNOON, Decembel Suh. art o’clock, we sell, at the secien rooms, for ac- octave Piano Forte. by Goetz & ¢ lamailand beautiful 6% octave Rosewood Pisano Forte, by Loud, a Lso, ‘cellent Second-hana Piano. y mes: One third cfish ; th i d-ya, for eatisfactori!y endorsed uurne, Desrinn foe te 'e delsd___J_C. MeGUIRE & CO., Avcts._ FOr SALE—A HOUSE AND LOT —Wul be sold, 8t public auction, to the highest bidder,on the 24th day of December, | at It o’olock. the wd Lot at C: per C. H. occupied by Mrs. mpson. house isiarge and commo- rood repair, and with conveniences too sperk of. ‘erms : One, two and three years’ credit, in equal instalments, with interest from ante, to be paid ar- nually. Refer to W. D. Wallach, Eeq, Editor of th» Washington Star. E. F. THOMPSON, _de 15 tz2d By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ALE BY CATALOGUE OF A LARGE axp Evecant Stock ov Kich ann Genuixe Furs at Pousiic Sate.—On WEDNESDAY MOKA- NG, 15th insta: t, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the spacious store No. 399 Pennsy!vania avenu. south ide, between 9th and 10th str the largest. ri and handsomest stook of genuine Fura ever of- d in this city, being the stock in part of one of the largest Northern mansfacturers. BA — were ees: = the best city fail trade. are warrant! perfeot and tr to name. are made inthe latest and best sty The stock comprises Ladies’, Gentiemen’s and Children’s Furs, in sets and single Pieces. of Hud son Bay and Mink Sable, Royal t.rmin Mountain Marten, Fitch, French Sable, kinds inw and handsome tone and and other ‘sortment of Gentle 6.8, Caps, Gloves, Also,a large stock of magmficent Carriage and Sleigh Robes of the mchest and rarest kinds, as Genet. Woif, Bear, Buffalo, Fox. Coon, &c. A!l of which willbe sold without reserve. he goods wi'l be open for inspection on Tuesday and the catalogues ready, do 13-ts WALL & BARNARD, Anete. f~ THE AROVE BALE IS POSTPONED, on account of the rainy weatner, un'i! TO-MOR- pe a ane, = 16th instant, when the sale wi itive e piace. ir Pomvey WALLS BARNARD, Auct'rr. By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. XCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE- HOLD Errects.—Un WEDNESDAY MOR N- > G, December i5th, at 10 o’clook, at the residence of Baron Gerolt. Prussian Minister. on G street, between l4th and 5th streets, we shall sell, the Furnitureand Household Fffects. comprjsing Suit of Wainut Carved and Crimson Plush-cov- eret Parlor Furniture, comprising large Freach Sofa. 2 Arm end 6 Parlor Chairs, Damask-covered Arm and Fency Chairs, ‘ood Marble-top Certre Tabies, Ladies’ Walnut Writing Desk, Carcel Lamzn, Suiteffour Crimson mask Window Curtains, Lace Curtains, Cornice, &e.. some Engra = Mante! Ornaments, Mahog-ny Centre and Card fables, Brussels Parlor, Hai rere noe Carpets, ricioth, ‘hree-ply and Incrain Carpets, Rugs. Marblertrp Sideboard, Extention 4 ble, China, Glass. and Crockery Ware, Mahogany French Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus, Wasnstand Superior Feather Beds, Bolst Cur.ed Hair and Husk Mattre: Superior Mahorany Bookcase, Carved Book Shelves, Iron Safe, Cane seat “hairs, Lounge, Radiator, Franklin and other Stoves, &o. P. 8. The House is for Kent dst-d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, I~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on account of he rate until MONDAY, December 20th. fame hour . dels d J.C. MOGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. By A. GREEN, Anationeer. BREE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BuiLDine Lors ON O810 AVRNUE AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, the 8th irstant, I shall seil, in front of the premises. at 4 0’clock p. m., three valu- ableand desirabie Building Lots, known and cesig- nated as Lote No. C, D,ana K, of the subdivision of inal Lot No. I, in in rout of 16 feet 33-1 running back about 90 fe 13th 133g streets Theabove anie off fine opportunity to per- sona wishing to invest in @ handsome and rapidly improving section of the city. Also, a men’s Furs, as Fur Coats, Colinrs, &e. ‘The terme of sale ars, one-fourth cash- the bal- ance in six, &nd eighteen months, for notes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust upon the premises, de 2-d A. GREEN, Auct, il THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONE . on sccount of the rain, until MONDAY, Dee. isth, ame hour and place. “deo d . A. GREEN, Auct. 7 THE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FUR- wie Postponed, on account of the weather, until THURSDAY, l6th instant, same hour and p'Roe, da I4-d GREEN, Auct’r. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer. Cas COLLECTION OF VALUABLF 4 OIL PAINTINGS FOR SALE AT AUCTION IN THE F XHIBITION KOOM OF THR WASBINGTON ART As- SOCIATION —On MONDAY EVENING, Decem- ber 20th, at 73¢ o’clock, in the exhibition room of the Washington Art Associ m, two doors west of the auction rooms, we snall sell, the most choice and vaiuable collection of Paintings ever offered at Auction in this city, being subjects principally by ‘Stan'y, Macieod, and Laoman, of t! place. Wa namein part—Trappsr’s Cabin. or Disputed Shot: Autumuin the Rocky M ins; The Last oftheir Race; Mount Hood, Oregon. Cottage Girl; Trap P ron the Prairie; Bucks Fighting ; Wood Creek; & Soene in Maryland ; and many other beautiful specimens ofart. L, logue will be ready and the paintings on free exhibition 3 days previous to the sale. The exhibition room of the Association (which bas been seoured for! his sale: is handsomely fur- nished anc made comfortable in every respect. anda visit to examine this collection wil: well repay the lover of a1 Terms: $30 and under, cash; over that sum, a credit of 60 9days, forapproved endorsed notes, miei eo "J, C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By A. GREEN Auctioneer, RUSTEE’S SALE OF 8 TWOSTORY AND Hi iD Lor at AscTION.— day of Decoraber next, I snall Washington county, im the Dii ns ved propert: faahington, District afores f Col! ae follow: Sol 6 fol and being in the city of “Of Lot numbered twenty-three, (25.) in Sq ware seven, (107,) having between 18th and 19th streets west, together with the improvements, which are3 twg_story foam mic pres iftne torme of sai¢. are not complied with in three ox os ing three days notice of such resale in the Star newspsper,of the city of Wash- inetons a the Na OEP. AIL TOR Learees. no16 2aw&ds “A. GREEN. Auct. one hundred a & front on north L, SPECIAL NOTICE i’ _— now i yard a good and well selected supply oC ek OL ee ew OD quality. For cooking parvoese 1 tives privmeart by Tree: burnin Rea Ash COAL, which | war. Pe Somemnine: tion ; all of which I wit! seil at most ‘s. itp All persone having accounts with me, of lorg standing, are earnest!y requested to call and settle the same by the Ist of January.as after that date I shall pat _ es unts into the bands of an ay oe w. MITCHELL. de1-tt sere uth wide ot the Bridge. your ATTENTION, MY FR-'END!, 1 beg to say to you and my friends and the public, EP Selsct Your Holiday Goods Barly. £4 have now in store an endless stock of every 8 I I, ityle. in greatest quan- Stee! of GUODE we personal oare aud attention wil REGARDLES. F TIME ARP EASE RASTEME AND PURCHASED KXCLUSIVELY FoR CASH, consequently cannot bear comparison with other houses for Cheapness, Quality, and Quantity. Judging from 's immense and in anticipation of a still greater rush this Christ- antl dra tthe obtaining more attention, {> Remember the rigat and A and gente 2 Pers. ‘ Satin wat eet nor expense end Saal SPS asa nee” de stee reserves the right to 'e- TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. By WALL & BARNARD. Auotioneers. 10,000 Rakes ork; [S be wi ‘S53 rv avenue, Hotel. Thosale will bs aneken fter- noes and Evening until — stock 1 - The assortment comprises Dress Goods of ali t And fashiorahi in Silk, £2 om, Menno, Moussolnes, Plaids, Albapeen, A Sfont steak of handsome ‘ool, Stella, and other ALso, Cloths. Cas Vestings, Witn is rand Brown Cottons, Fianels, Embroi- 188, Allof which will be sold without reserve, in lot or lengths to auit pa <a juction of 2 per cent. in all bills of $25 and ‘The indves are invited to attend. pain gomeced goods will be sold. Every article dei WALL & BARNARD, Ancts. By J.C MoGUIRE & CU. Auctioneers. peeps AND og? ‘e4 a LYLAND um, BRrwxenx 2p a! Ts. Ka “On MONDAY APTERNOON Dever @ o’clook, ones premises, we shall coll, the west naif of Lot No.2, in Square 757, 38 feet 8 inches on Maryland avenue, between and 3d streets east, running back the depth of the conristing of a sub- well finished two story Frame rell~ ing. conteining six rooms, with Lote | wep g we Shop. id separa. = ip $3 end 18 tne pocnal jeed of trust on deldd J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auets. i> THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPO: EUNKSOAY in consequence of the rain, until W APTERKN + Deo. 15, same hour and . de ld J.C. M és & CO., Auct're. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, AROE AND VALUABLE BUILDING mee 9 oN E Ista AT TBLIC ue Ne DNESDAY AFTERNOON. 15th instant, at $4 o'clock, at our auction rooms, the whole of Lot 39, in Square 5°, fronting 42 feet Union street south, between 43¢ and 6ta, and running bao (2 feet, in the immeuiate vieintty of the Arsens! E: x- tt psion, and in a rapidly improv: ity. “Torme: @5) cash; belances cedar 6, &, 12, and 15 menths. Deed given and a deed of trust ag br4 om perfect. je 10- WALL & BARNARD, Auocts. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT A uc- V Tie On WEDNESDAY APF fERNOON, ISthinstant, at 43 v’ciock, Mi well, our suc- on rooms, Lots Nos. |. 2,3. 4,5, 6,7, 8,9, 1, Il. 12, and pert .3, in Square i44 fronting on D street north, between sth aut 19th strcets west, and running back to a wide alley. Also, east 4¢ feet of Lot No.2,in Square 147, front- ing = B street north, hetween 18th and 19th streets wes: Tho title to thix property is perfect. Terms: (ne fourth cash ; the roxidue in 6, 12,18, and 24 months, with interest, and seoured by a deed of trust onthe roperty de 10 ts WALL & BARNARD, Aucti By J. ©, McoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. WO VERY SUPERIOR HOP SES at Ave- Tion.—On THUKSUAY MORNING, Deosm- ber 16th.at tvo'elock, in front of the auction rooms" » Without resery: * erm cash. de 14 2t J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auct, B: J.C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auotioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE O* FURNITURE AND HevssHoip Errxcts.—('n SUESDAV MOR- ING. December 14, at 10 o’clock, at No. 563 lath Street, between south B and C streets. (Island,) feli.allthe Furniture and Fflects, com- sy Hair-spring, Sofa, Rocker ant Parlor Bis, Chairs, Hastie 265 Centre and Sefa Tables, and W ood teat Chairs, Lounge, Carpet Oileloth, Matting. Bedsteads. Bureaus. Washstand: Fexther Beda oisters and Pillows, Mattresses, Blankets, and Comforts, Looking-« lasses, Clock. To let Sets, Chins, Glass and Crockery \Ware. king and other Stoves, Kitchen Ute: &o. ‘Terms: $25 and under, cash: over t. me credit of 60 and 9 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing interest. By ordor of che Tructes. s jeli-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auets. i>* THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. in consequence of the rai il THURSDAY hour and p ace, MORNING, Der. 16th, e J.C. McGUiIRE & Cu., Auct’rs. de i4-d By J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers. SPLENDID PARLOR SUIT3, SUPERIOR +> CURLED HaIR MaTTIREsses, Winpow Suapes, Gitt Cornce &c., at PuELC Avction.—On ‘THURSDAY MORNING, fecember 16, at lu o'clock. at the establishment of George T. Small- wood, No, 508 7th street, near Odd + ellows’ Hall, we shall c'oseali his extensive stock of ‘superior Furniture, &0. comprising ldelegant Carved Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Suits, of newest styles and superior workman ship, finished in best seats, French Brocatelle, Morocco, and Groen Plush, Siik Damark, Reps. oe Cloth, ranging in value from ‘$50 to 15 Spring-seat Rocking Chairs, of va: styles, 5 Leather covered Sieepy hollow C 5 20 Cabriole Chairs, finished in En: ed Cloth, Spring-sest |.ounges, of various patterns, Mahogany Sofas. Rockers, Arm and Parlor Chairs, Rosewood and Marble-top Tabies, Handsome Walnut Whatnots, Hat-trees, 8 Superior Curied Hair Mattresses, Giltand Painted Window Shades, Cornice. Together with s large assortment of House-fi Rishing ~vods, Terms: under cash; over that sw credit of 2, 3, 4 months. for satisfactoril doreed notes, bearing interest. Theattention of housekeepers and persons fur- nishing is called tothis sale, which will be made without reserve. dei3d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers @ALE OF EMBROIDERIES, MILLINERY > Goons, Hgap DREssEs. MouRNING AND FANcY Goons, Fkatuzrs, &c—On THURSDAY MOR NING, 16th December, at 10 o’clo © will Fine Embroideries, Bonnet Ribands, V Collate, Nastiewerk and Dimity Ban and Insertings. Embroidered fai zkerohiefs, French Laces and Lace Veils, Valenciennes. Crape Col! Fancy Combs, ith many other goods in the line, being the stock ofa Northern wholesale desier. ‘This stook is fresh, never liaving been exposed, and wil be sold in lots to suit. ‘he sale will te continued daily at the same hour until the goods are disposed on, ‘erms cash, 6 pusitive. de 13-ts WALL & BARNARD, Auets. By J. C, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. UMBER, SASH-DOURS, &0.—Un THURS- i. DAY MOR NG. December i6th, at 10 o'ol’k, in front of Willarda’ Hotel, shall J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Ancts. : By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. SALE OF GILT FRAMELOOKING Giasszs D FINE FRENCH ENcRavi atA — oO HURSDAY MORNING, December i6t! commencing at |! o’ciock, I shal! seil, at my auo- ion reom, Iron Hail, a fine assortment of gilt-frame antel and Pier Mirrorso{ various sizes, With plain and elaborately ornamented frames. Amongst the Pier Mirrors may be found French lates measuring 84X24 52x20, 40x20 70x24, &o. Mante! Piates measuring 48x40, 49x35, 4°x30, &e., with smaller sizes of German Plates. = - Also, arare abcouen othne English Encrvings, (neat |.) Copies from pain ‘J ins, Saunders, Lucy, Barraud, Beuning, Brooks, Dose: and other eminent artists. The above goods form @ corsignment just re- "To, mia $90 and under, sash; over $30, 6) nod 99 ems under, ; over . —— pr nates satisfactorily endorsed, and Parl, interes! de lod C. W. BOTELER, Auot. FUTURE DAYS. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EREMPTORY SALE OF SPLENDID SI VR PLATED WARE FRIDAY AFTER ® OON, December 17. at $34 o’ciock, in the exhibi- tion reom of the Washington Art t ut reserve, a large invoice of Buvar mated Ware, out invoice ver Ware, just received fromacelebrated manufactory in Phil- sdelphia, consisting of Beautifully Chased, Fluted, amd Engraved Tea foe Pitchers, __ Gatien Erne. Lg es Dishes, Water Pitchers, Champagne Gcolers. Waiters, Goblets, Cups, Mure, ‘Salt rire will be sold without any reserve whatever, P Catalogue ready on the merning of sale, e and under cash; over that sum, & re et ay & notes satisfactorily en- jorsed, bearing jates i ie J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, sites the naturel 5 to made. 00d assortment just Feoeived and for sale by * E. K. LU! . de10-lw 390 Ps. av,, National otal Building. N Y Dee The steamebip Phila aw Yore. ee es deipbi: from’ Havana on the ob with a bonepiracy to abe tne ake et ny eases a yo Rae mn i Ist with 300 Bi wey Sugars were stiff at 0x a10 rials for No 2. Escape from Rochester Jail. * Rocuxstex, N_¥., Dec. 13 —Pifteen prisoners escaped from the the last aig eat ee oe iron Sirvot their cel! window with iw made out watch - 4 ered themselves from the winded and chectrd their excape by a boat or swimming the Gen. essee river. a ta) Alexandria Markets. LEXANDRia, Dec. 15 —| " offerings liebt, eoarhet acaiee ae eaten: Wheat, 130; red 100 to ‘120. Corn, offerings very light, market active; new while 65a66. Rye, 680700. Oats, no sales. — Baltimore Markets. Batimorn, Dec. 15 —Flour is éull and un- changed; Howard street and Obie @5 12 ee ix scarce; white $1 35a81.50; Si Ife Corn is booyant, with au advance of Sc. on yea- low; white 67; yellow 70 Whisky is frm. i New York Markets. New Yorx, Dec. 15 —Flour ix dull; State $1 25:84 50, Obio $5 25a85 50; Southern , Wheat is quiet; Southern white $1. 20a8t 45. Corn bas a declining tendency; mixed 75g a7 Ke; Rew yellow 76c., old 85e new mess $18 S0a$1°.75, .oid heavy at Jlc. ™ at Wo Financial. New Yorx, Dec 15 —Storks are dull; Chicago Rock Island 61 ¥: Camberiabd . Central shares 73 ¥; do. bonds 90 %: Mich. Sonthern 204 Central 8334; Reading For the jented encouragement and large wien -ince our opening, I have the Parana et aT RIBBUNS. and the sreatest = AMENTS, > ir aa elegance, aay ever styles sur; + for beauty before exnib.ted in the PARTICULAR ATTENTION of the Indies 1s called to new stvies of CLOAKS, SHAWLS. FANCY GOUDS. DRESS TRIM: MINGS, EMBROIDERY, LACES, ail of new tmportation, FITTING AND MAKING DEPARTMENT. I have made arrancement to defy all competiton® by employing an ¢mineat practical artst in the Pit- t irtmeut. "Proce always erate, and satis{notion gmaran- teed to al! our customers des 2w SILk EMBROIDERY. b — Ladies d-siring their Infan',s Cloaks, Sacks Shirt, &e., * mbroidcre+ im an uncoualed style of beauty. !l please oall on M: DBMEAD, at the corner leakt rmpetent, rede oy her work Com: yet exstorn Embron . Ge 13-e0st* OU INSURE D?—Ampie i it Los: F img 18 offered by the WASH- INGTON, INSURANCE COMPANY, corner of Penn. ‘tnd 10th st. Stock! directors and officers ail citizens of Washineton etown. JAMES C. McGUIRE, sr G, D. Hanson, Secretary. po 10 ae rene ae hve been very careful in up my assort- ae of STOVES and GRA the coming ould weather, (wh us.) to meet the wants of my triend customers who as yet ha’ nut supplied themselver. Ali those faleg te do so will and i to — dee aoe, make their selections. ave just rece a~ voice of alvge assortment of tne best Boston and con SKAT+ S (for indies, gents, and boys) to be foun’ in this market. and at prices to euit a! 2: sir gird robanng. Also. bore’ SLEDS, ROCK- a . vi ° ING HOKSES, in grea’ De Tower Metropolitan Stor id Grate Factory, ée11-st No. 318 Pa. - 0th and 1th ste. FRESH FRUITS, PRESERVES, &o. Just arrived, 78 of— AL hs VJ On ion PRESERVES, in stone and’ tisss, seid by the sEPLiS in glass and stone, half pint, pint, and quart sizes, Pik & KUIES, of various kinds, m tin and glass. BRANDY PEACHES and PINE APPLES, all OF the Vent UST ING & BCRCHELL, nos Corner 15th st. and Vermont avenue. BLANKETS !—BLANKETS A LARGE assortment Hed Biankets, Red Com- forts: also. heivy Blue. Gray, and treen Blankets, for servants, on hand and for sale at lens bo) con - P. = . , BUCHANAN ERFUME DE ROSE OF WALAT war Extract for the map: and for sale by . & Cn., Perfumers and Chemists from Paris, , Depot 73 Aisquith st., Baltimore, Md, det3 Im PIANOFORTES FOR RENT AND FOR sale, on mont ments, at the pot of 7G METZOROT _delt corner lith st. and and Pa. sve. Hgtinay PRESENTS —Large assortment of Ps es ree F< de Covers have just i S10 Store of Mae ORG METZEROTT. Your Pyanos) JNO. F. ELLI Melodeons( JNO. ©. REELS ‘a (383: SELEI RENT or BUY RENT or bux RENT or BUY from dele G MARSHALL HOUSE. EORGE BREDE’S RESTAURA street. near the Kock Creek bridge, is now prepared to furnish the puvhe with UYS- TERS of the choicest Sind. presaved iD every style; also, the best Freatest variet) « pe ~ £8, partioniarly that who esome ard popular unk, AGER BEER. He also is ready lee Private families with that now becomitg celebrate Alexandria, Va., LAGER BER, in bottles or smalikegs. Orders left at his Restaurant will be pr tly attended to LA? Lunch every Monday morning 603 Iw? SRAEL & BUCHLY, No. 408 SeventH Stueet, between G and H. FEATHER BEDS ant CARTE] COM FORTS. @ DIETS, Sheers, WARDROBES SIDEBOARDS, & EDSTEADS, CANE snd WOUD SEAT ae HAIRS and ROCKERS, TOVES of kinds, . Paste ace REE TEETER our goods low. Call and see for yourselves. ° ‘Will exchange new goods for old. CASH FOR F: We buy ail kinds of | bo ther B. We also REPAIR and VARNISH all kinds of Furniture. de? 2w a ea EAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR R HEALTH Medane MOUNTS Sogsemptes Sebicuan cctas betes allen eeien St 8 cost 50 cents. Persons fom ail seotions have fe uantitres by ress. Itae purely vege- Without injury. Having t hersel!, from = ets be Ro at No. street, t saved. be we th and #2th. oti craer Pean. and f ne.” de 9-3m Penn. avenue. TO or . ° MPORTANT Aechie RS AND CON GEORGE PEARSON, of Baltimore, has lateiz of TEAS, COFFEES. TORBIGN TFRUITS NUTS, CANDIES, Re. which can bo “Ge ol pec ee PEARSON, GEORGE PEARSON, * Sisnie aD NST coer bel ASHIONABLE DANCING. Prof, H. W. MUNDER_ most respectfully an- Tatretey ahareson. Dos. 24, inshrer Tem peraces MGeuterens,cianses on Tuesday and Trursdey For particulars inquire at the Bail on the above evenings. Wednceday, 2090 prim. enn Oeoreetows, Sef INEN AND MAREBILLEY L RT FRONTS. large assortment of | | ieeiariiigaala: S71 al de 0-6 = avenue. south mde. HeviRTBTE sles are Hye: oom. Ho ee eteny SS Ree 1859; price 4 cts, “FRARRLIR Cin, Postraies iv [3 deo ae