Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. fer Tas Sram PUBLISHES TRE Lists oF LErrers REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON Crry Post Orrice UNDER TRE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER BAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE OvFicE. IrS TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 18 MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED ix tee Disrricr or Co_vmaia. Mit:tary IxstReerion —Last night being set apart for instruction of the officers and men of the District Regiment by the Colonel com- manding, at the request of some of our good- looking wemssay! A peaepae we visited the Colum- bian Armory. ben we arrived in the drifl- Toom, we found two fine stoves in glowing con- dition, the lower ball illuminated, and from twenty to twenty-five persons stand! about the stoves impatiently waiting the order to ‘fall ia'?? The party constituted a «quad of intelligent fel- lows of very waggisbh propensities, ready for a joke at every opportunity, and con uently a roar of bearty laughter would frequently resound through the hall. While talking with this party, the instructor—a man of small stature, of venera- ble as well as modest zppearance—a; proached and in the most vaassumlng manner, requested the gentlemen to take muskets and prepare for dill. Nearly all complied with the Fequest. Some were excused by playing “old er,”? one having rheumatism very badly, and others were variously affected—most, in fact, were on the sick list The drill was commenced with the training of the individual soldier, and progressed to a bat- talfom movement, illustrated by a platoon of sev- enteen men. The instructor seemed to be :ather slow to explain the illestrations he would make. seeming to be desirous of remembering theexact explanation in the book—consequently the move- ments were burried by the men who were tired of the one spot and position in which they stood. The explanation of tue manual of a:ms were al- most literally taken from the book—the men ap- peared to know the theory perfectly, but their Practice was irregular—most or them being in too great haste to perfurm the motions ‘he drill, however, was very well for beginners—as they are presumed to be. The Colonel was called upon to explain the object of those drilis by a sergeant, whotbought that the drilis, so fir, bad not been what the men expected. Tle object was stated to be the im- provement of (he oficers of companies as wellas the men; they all needed practice; and be re- marked that be himself needed practice, and he particularly desired to meet them for that pur- pose. Satz og Caoice Paintixcs.—The collection of off paintings to be sold on Monday night at the Art Association rooms,we can conscientionsly commend, since It is made up very largely of such gems of art by Stanley, Mcleod and otbe:s, as bave already been on exhibition in this chy, and bave won their ‘ition as such after passing the ordeal of critical examination. For instance, we find bere that noble picture of Sta jey’s, “The Last of bis Race,” already noticed in ou; e: lamas; “The Trapper’s Cabin, or tue disputed Shot,” also by Staniey, an ‘interior’ admirable iu design, costume, and all the acce: writes, and with a minute sttention to details not always followed by this artist; ** Weod Creek,” Mary- land) a good thing from Lanman’s pencil; “Uap- a Jonn Smith landing with bis party at the esent site of Washington City,” by Stanley; jucks Fighting,” a Gea affair, by Stanley; “Centre Harbor, New Hampshire,”’ by McLeod, @ painting which lately attracted much attention at Galt’s; and so on to the extent of some forty pictures. Bat we must make special note of two exquisite things by McLeod, really the most de- lictous aifsirs we have seen tately, and which would giace any collection, we allude to Nos. 37 and 33 on the catalogue, views on Lake George and the Connecticut River, by McL-od. We envy the lucky bidder who ‘gets them But, in fact, the entire collection has a grade of merit very rarely met with in the same number of paintings brought tothe hammer. Whether in- tending to purchase or not, amateurs wil! find the colirctioa richly worth jaspection. The ex- hibition and salestoom 1s tastefully furnisued and Landsomely warmed, making it an iaviding Place of resort. . Poricae—Brfors Justice Williams —A number of grocers were up for neglecting to take out license according to law. In default of doing so they were sabjected to a fine of $5 58 each. Charles Posey was brougnt up again—this time for malicious mischief in having attacked the house of bis neighbor, and defaced the doors and walis. He bad not been tried. Antoine Daum, a German, was arrested for assaulting aud attempting to kill his wife The compizioant is a smali, mild looking wo- man, and when she appeared to testify against the prisoner yesterday afternoon, did so with great reluctance, botwithstanding the whole of the upper portion of her face was so black- ened and torn by the biows which her hus- band bad d-alt upon it, as to be absolutely sick eniag to wituess. The back part of ber head Was cut aod lacerated in a most shocking man- ber where he bad dashed it against the wails; and ber arms were livid, from the fingers to the stoulder, where he hed attempted to break them Tue poor woman's tale wes svon told, and a sor- rowfal one it was She znd her husband lived ja the same Louse with another married couple, named Frolich,and Froloch's wife had driven her busband out of the beuse and attempted to establish an illicit intercourse with the man Danm, as Daum’s wife averred, whom she had " naged to acquire influence over ‘The forsaken atiempted to remonstrate, and the resuit of it was the beating which we have spoken of, and Which she will bear marks cf months to come Daum Was committed to jail to answer for bis Villainy before a bizber tiibunal, where, itis to be hoped, he will meet sech Pposishment as he Tichly deserves. A Srienpip Paixtino.—The Cosmopolitan Alt Association, whose fifth annual distribution of premiums takes place on the Ist Prozimo, are atfording the Washingtonians a rare treat by the free exhivition Taylor & Maury’s bookstore, of Herring's greai painting of the Village Blach- smith, wuich bas excited so much admiration in the northern cities. ‘Luis painting bas been paur- chased by the Association at » cost of nearly $7,000, who bad it finely engraved {n London fur the purpose of [Spee each subscriber to the art Journal withacopy The subseription price is but three dollars; and this gives a chance tu draw @ picture worth thousands of dollars. The Cosmopolitan Art Assoctation are proprietors of the famous Dusseldorf Gallery in New York, Which contains some $250,000 worth of the tnest peiutiogs iu America, some of which areaupua scattered over the country as prizes Of course everybody will drop in at Taylor & Maury’s during the exutbition of the Biacksmith, which will continue only one week Joux G. Saxe.—The Philadelpbia Journal speaks of Jobu ©. Saxe, whe lectured in Phila- delphia on Taursday evening on Leve, and who 1s to lecture here next Monday evening on Poetry and Poets ax follows : “Saxe is a fine man in form and feuture—tall and Lroad-chested, with a good sweep of brow, and a trusty, pleasant face. Eis voice is uefor. Meient in distinctaess and strength, ly aud to the best advai- of Lis subject was not so sas the people expected, and perhaps desired tt to be. Love maternal, the love of country, the love of the race, the love of the sexes, and love Divine, with various ramifica- tions, were celebrated in smoothly flowing aud sometimes vixorous verse. The vein of satire Was rich without belog too deep, and a erect deal of good advice was administered ia easy doses, sweciened with fancy und fua.’’ tonately de AtrEMet to Rosa Srraycer —On Thursday evening a gentleman walking on 134%, near D street, met three men, one of whom threw his foot out and tried to trip bim; another struck him and seized bis watch and chain, but did not get it, as the gentieman drew a Pistol and fired it, and the party left quickly. Watebmen Horner aad Christopher went to the spot and the gentle. man, Who ts a stranger from New York, related the facts. The officers tried ta get a ctue to the party, and ob(siued sufficient iuformation to sus. pect three individuals. They got a back and seut the gentleman to bis botei The officer who geve the information strengiy suspects @ man deequently ia that vicinity as the leader in the business —_—_ W soeg te It '—The brick church fro; ting on xg street, Island, the ownership of which bas been in dispute for some time past, was yester- day sold twice at auction—once by Mr McGuire and afterward by Mr. Green, each in bebaif of a Gifferenttrestee A large audience was present, calied together by tne advertisements of the tw. auctioucers, thetime of each sale being tized at 4p.m Mr MeGutre started the sale, and sold the church to Mr J. A. Veidt for the small sum of $iiS) = Mr. Green thea mounted the rostrum and this time the concern brorg bt $1600, and was knocked dowa to Mr PA. B. Meister. We von’r x xow how it is that Unitarian con- gregations should have such a preponderance of Pretty girls, but so it is; and in a short visit we paid last alght to the Fair of the First Uaiterian Cbaureb, at Galt’s late jewelry establishment, we we looked ts vain for an ugiy, or even a plain woman. It's all mystery to us; and another no- ticeable thing was that the whole appointments of the fair was were quite in keeping as regards beauty and taste. It iv 8 fair worth visiting. Dacictovs, tvpgeD, were those specimens of cake and ice cream sent us yesterday, by Schat- Srid. This capital caterer in the confectionery Line, is evidently “fixing things’’ im bis estab- Ashment with « view to Christmas. SEIS NE. Se S2E RES et Sra rn es Cawtar Manger. —This morning, the market stands were nearly all occupied: The atiend- ance of country dealers was quite numerous, and their offerings of fruit, vegetables, poultry, &c. wn Licey rapidly at | tein Mettrd _——— as arin, e - and aime we greater than falas, 9 hoe aaa pork displayed at the scale-house and selling at 86 .75a$7 per 100 lbs. The hay was be stands: mers eupplied = mind ables eee made at 75c.281 per ewt, The prices in the sheds are for— ih, t doz. Barbe 638 Etter. Pork. 10a12}Phil’a print. 40 Mutton 1ai2| Cheese. - 1ald Lamb. Wal2/Onions, pk. a7 i i + Wale: hewn h Say eae ausage, prib.... 2;Oyster Plants. Lard 2 ican Gals 50a75| Beets Bad 12415] Carrot: 3 ~10a12 3g | Lettuce » Sab 9alv| Celery, bunch.... 548 Sal@)Kadishes... . 2 ++ 12a15|Turnip, ik . 25 Chickens, pr pair 50a$1/Spinnach, peck... 37 Irish potatoes,pk. _ 37| Ducks, tame. Pr.. 62075 Sweet potatoes ... 37250) Do. red-head: Corn, ear, pr bb! Corn, shelied.. 1) Woodcock. $1.50} Pheasants 75) Purkeys,wild $1 50a3 00 50a55; Ral Beevers. 12aQW 9%a81) Fish, cod per Ib.. 10 20)Do. black do.do. 12 30a75|Do. fonndersdo.. 10 26a75| Rock, do 12 50/ Perch, do. Rr River —At Young & Carter’s wharf, arrived schrs Montiveen, from Philade!phia, with 303 tons of coal; Helen Marr, from same port, with 232 tons of coal; M. A Elizabeth, and B , 2i5and 113 tons of coal. At Riley's wharf—Arrived Hampden, Conr with 116,000 wo, laths for Coyle. We hear that Rh. W. Vandegrift, late Assistant Engtacer of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, isto assume the entire duties of the effice of Chief Engineer, made vacant by the death of T. C. Atkinson, Es It ix understood that the work upon the Alex- andria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad will be resumed at en early day, the injunction re- straining them fiom brosecuting the same within the limits of the Wastington and Alexandria ‘Turnpike, which was granted by Judge Allen of the Court of Appeals, baving been dissolved by Judze Tyler CRimivat Count —Yesterday, Andrew sKig- well and Jobn Foley were fried for arson and ac- quitted. Thomas J. Malvin, colored, was tried and con- victed of petit larceny. Oa motion of Col! M. Thompson, John C. Danner, Esq., late of Alabam:, was admitted as an attorney and counsellor inthe Criminal Courts of the Distriet of Columbya, and was duly sworn. ae Jobn Carberry was arraigned and tried for stesting one shawl, valued a $12, from Geo. M_Atth. The jary had not returned a verdict when oar report closed Andiew Ducket was arraigned and tried for stealing @ set of screw stocks and dies, valued at $15, from Jobn Duvall. The jury returned a verdict of guilty. schr Elias, from feet of lumber and Business —The rush of business at the prin- cipal st appears to have commenced in ear- nest. The first of the week was ratLer unfavor- able for the sale and delivery of goods, but yesterday and to-day, the activity of the sales. men and porters of the qnerchants indicated that sales of these deys would go far to make up for the comparative duilness of the four previous days ue array of wayons, carts, and other ¥e es upon the Avenue, Seventh street, and Other business tho:ougbferes, prove the presence in the city of numerous patrons from the adjoin- ing counties. The large receipt of goods by our merchants, will afford them opportunities of ing the best supplies, and at as liberal peices in Washington as in aay other market. Tut Non-Resipext Law —We noticed yes- terday the arrest and fine of several colored per- Sons for failure tocomply with the law in rela- tioa to non-resident colored persons coming to this city. The law is found in pages 251-2 Cor- poration laws, and was approved December 10, 1850 It requires every free colored gest mele or female, coming to this city to reside, or man- umitted or set free, within five days, to prove bis or her title to freedom, and pay 2 license of $50, which must be renewed on the Ist of December of each year. On failure to comply, the penalty is from tea to twenty dollars and expulsion from the city, or confinement in the workhouse until the oifender consents to leave. Ture Tueatae—Barry Sullivan was greeted et bis benefit last night by a large aud fashiona- ble audience. As we had predicted, he was pe- culiarly at home in the Personation of the fine, manly character of Claude Melaotte. Indeed, be could not well be otherwise under the intiu. ence of such a charming count+rpzri as Miss Alice Grey as Pauline. To-night Mr. Sullivan makes lis last appearanes, as Sir Giles Overreach in the pay entitled *‘A New Way to Pay Old Debts.’ bose that have not already seen this talented actor, sbould not lose this last opportunity to do so. Mrs. Julia Deane Hayne appears on onday night next Tae Asytum —The Corporation bas been cramped for room for the accommodation of all the inmates of the workbouse department; but we were luformied this morning by the Intend- ant that, with the New Year, the new building will come into service, and then there will be room enough for all that may be sent down. The ebances ef escape will be narrowed, and the prisoners will be more effectually secured. The comfortable quarters will he no inducement for Vaytants to muke the workhouse their home, as they will then be oblized to pey in labor for the enjoyment of the workbouse luxurics. Pars To-xicut.—St. Matthew's, basem-nt of the church, Fifteenth street; Old Foundry, Puitharmonié Hall; St. Mary's, for the benefit of the German Catholic School, Coombs’ Hall; English Lutheran, Odd Fellows’ Hall. These earnest works of goodness and beauty on the part of the ladies, ought to be liberally seconded by the sterner sex. ‘The ladirs are doing all they can to correct the error of their ancient mother, and the gentlemen should not forget that they too have au tuterest in the matter. A Bate Neax at Hann —The members of the A‘lington Clab will give a cotillon party at Har- mony Hall negt Monday evening. From their edvertisement, in another column. it appears that a general juvitation Is extended, and the Known yallantry of the gentlemen composing the Club, and the general beauty and amiability of their female associates, promise an entertain ment that should not be missed. To Kerr raz Peace —Joba McCa-thy and Jolin Maddea were arrested this morning by Officer Norwood, for threatening bodily Injury to Win. Coughlin. They were taken before Jus- tice Mills, and beld to bail to keep the peace to- wards all yood citizens, and especially the said Wm Coughlin. Tux Mecuanics.—The late emplo;ees on the Post Office extension are in fine spirits this morn- ing, having a lively expectation of being allowed to resume their work speedily. They hold a meeting this afternoo! 3 o'clock, to bear from their frieuds who are engaged in thetr be- half. SuPReMe Covat.—Yesterday, the cause of Ed- ward M. Livermore etal , (No. 105,) was sub- mitted to the consideration of the court on the record and printed arguments by Monell for the appellants, and Messrs.C A. Seward and Jencks for the appellees, under the S6th rule of the court. . the New Ross Winans, plantiff in error, York and Erie Railroad Company (No. 26) the argument of this cause was continued by Messrs. Davis and Whiting for the appellees. Adjoura- ed until Monday. For THE inFoRMATION of those who have en- joyed themselves so delightfully at the Lutheran Pair, Odd BP. ws’ Hall, we state that it is to open again to-night with yet ‘greater attractions. How the ladies there can manage to add tothe enticements already displayed we can’t begin to guess, but they say they can and will, and when @ woman says she will doa thingy, why ‘“‘she will you may depend on’t '** Triste at rue Guarp-House —Joba T. Ten- ly, drunk and disorderly; work-house W days. James McAvay, do.; workhouse days. Frank obnson, d.; ine aud costs $2.15. Marty Clifford, do: tne and costs $3.15. Poticr s —Jastice Down yesterday dis- Posed of the following cases at bis ofice. John Hurly, drunk and disorderly; work-bouse 90 days. Jacob Hess, disorderly and fighting; fine ard costs $2.15 bp John Heartly, do.; tae and costs ss ——— Reat Estate —Jas.c¢ “McGuire & Co. sold vesterday, biick house and lot on Eighth street west, between E aud F, for $5,950, to Richard Ela. — WE Pencetve by our advertising columns that the extensive sale of superior household furni- ture belonging to the Hon. Robert J, Walker, will take place on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock” and si Piteigs ated eae, ewer eae streets. lee Cream and Water loes — per quart. 16-Lm homie Se SS cra - A Cand —Mr. Edstor: 1 deem it a Siartord saat, oat sd id paper f yesterday: 1 sen yout ©! was not by King or other 4 And I farther state that I have neverseen toe tools until I saw them in King’ publish this card to show to the name bas been unjustly brought in connection with this affair, and it persons to think that I was some way or other tmplicated. The state- it inst me is utt y ment aed js ut et pete Ot I deny itall G.N. Horxins. © Very respectfully, Possession. Public that my MARRIED, On the l4th instant, a i gE en, Bey, Did Wilooy Ri nty, Va, instant. ev. David by moe) Jas. ey inter, Baas Ard iB A cll peed oan ye DIED, ‘The funeral of Turner WM. F. COOCK takes place To morrow, 19th matant. ai 2 o'clock & m.. from the Turaer Hall, vld Capitol buiding. Capit On the 17th instant, after a long illness, DENNIS TUOMY, eldest son'ot te ate Patrick ‘Tuomy, of wee Ti nd aintances ef th 2 vated tu nd his lunorat on Tg ‘mo. das Ars 2 o’elock, trom his reper residence, No. go Ly 7 gpl 12th and 13th, Island. At7 0” onthe morning of the 18th instant, WILLIAM STEWART, in tho 83 year of his ago, having been a resident of this eity for the last 45 years. Pee friends and relatives of the family are re- sp otfully invited to attend his funeral from his late Teaideace, sth street, near G. on Monday Morning, the in: t 934 o’elock, and from thence to St. Matthew's Church (St. Louis R+publican please copy.! ~ WANTS. = R+SPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, who A oan get 3 VION ina pri 2 recommendations. wants a SITU- wate fami y As seamst and bermaid, or is willing to assist in fi iro: Inquire at No. F and G sts, ber WARTED—Near the city,a COLORED WO- MAN, (elave from the ocun:ry proferred ) One who understands pisin cooking, washing, ironing, A general housework, ard 1s a good servant, can e ploy isnt by the year and liberal wages. Ad- d ess S.. Hox 266 Post Office. dei7-iw* V ANTED INMEDIATELY—A Wet Nurse. One of entirely respeota ie character, healthy, and with an infant a month or two old. will find & a, desirable piace by applying immediately,at No. =~ ne shepecs & few doors east of ths Circle. an am ashing and 2. New soceey avenue, e17 2t* A MAN WITH A SMALL FAMILY, who is experier o-d in farming &nd the nanugement of bands, wishes tobe employed fur comin: year as Overseer or Manager ou a farm. Js familiar with the use of carpenters’ toule, &o. Good relereuces furnished :f required. Address C. B., Washington 016 § City Pest Offics. GENTLEMAN DESIRES EMPLOY- MENT ag an Organist or Singer ina Church ip Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria, ard wi'l receive &8 compensation the formation of a class in vooal or instrumental music among the congregation Rony ae the Music Store of Joha F. Bliis. ei pe WANZTS—The proprietor of the Intelligence Office and House Agenoy. Sil C strest, corset of 7th, respectfully solicits the patronage of tami- tu iring competent Servants of good charac- ter. anted, now, geveral good Cooks, Chamber- Tae. Waiters, Drivers,and Farm Hands. s v LOST AND FOUND. os Hail,a HAIR ‘he finder will re- a 1k pine REY OUNDE AND bos was yes- er eit at my store, su) POs: 0 be stolen. "rs owner, ifany, cantare Lin provin; roperty an y in Arges vi EB. PURSELL, 338 th at., Island. REWARD —Lost, a ia: New foucdl $5 DOG. w1 jy black body, white urek@q oy . and feet. The above ri rd will be, awarded to the person who Bs the gi to No. 13G street, between itn and 2th, do 18 St* STRAY.—1 hereby certify that Wm. Barnes brought before me,az an eetray tres- passing On bis premisee,a White HORSE, Without sho With @ scar on hia right shoulier; he is an old horse, supposed to be about ls yeas old. Given under iny hand and ses! this lith d y of December. ias3. ‘I’ tayo DONN, J.P. Distriot of Columbia, county of Washington to wit. —— % I~ The owner of the above described horse wi!! please come forward, prove ARES charges. and take tim away. WM SB, first toll g2te, Baltimore turnpike. dea 17-3t* UnT—) esteriay evening, ou Sth street, between 4tandM,a yes «f~rrC TACLES—gold frame, The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving them at Room No, | Auditors’ Office, Post Office Depart- ment. on the Sd floor, de 16 3t* SAM. M. EDWARDS. BOARDING. $$“ Be: RK DING.—S x or gisht gentlemen can be ac- commodsted with BOARD and comtortable KOOMS by applying at No. 3.7 Delaware avenue, a Band C streetz, Nort Capitol Hill. le a N RS. A. W. BRINKLEY her friends and the publie to accem! late boarders, manent, on reasonable t comfortable home. where th: where avery attention will be comfortable, will do weil by applying immediately at herresidence, No. 62 south Futaw street. be- tween Camden and Pratt at: respectful that ahe 1 faitimore. no 17-1m ——————_—_—_—— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. (CHRISTMAS CAKES, FRUITS, &o, Tho subscriber has the plessure of informing his bumerous cust« mers and t ppc that he has on hand a large assortment of ai kinds of A a suitable for the Christmas ho idays, consistiug in rt ot Pound, Fruit, and other kinds; also, CAN- bres of *7ery desorption, French and home man- ufacture; LEMONS, ORANGES, PRUNES, and many other kinds of Fruits. As I manufsoture al] my own Cakes and Candies, (except Freucu.) i flatter myself ab! whole~ sale OF retail, onus reasonsble term: ny huure to che Du de it-2@ ret, Cc. C. A1Z3, Hridge street. APPLES!—APPLES!! 700 BARRELS PRIME KALDWIN AP- PLES now in store and for sale in lots to gut pur- le 275 to 84 rrel Pe Rete © TARAUGH, ir bat WM. de 16-lw No. 89 Water street. Tosacco, SNUFF, AND SEGARKS. The subscriber would inform his customers and the public generally that he bas just re- ceived a large addition to bis stock making over TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND SEGARS, gomprising forty five different brauds, ranging from $4 Lo $40 per thousand. TUBACCO. a 150 boxes of the moat app:oved brands, consisting of pound jumps, balf pound !umnps, quarter pound lumps, hves jumps, tens lumps, Rough and Ready, and aden sts, Fig, &e. Fing-Crr Cuz wing.—Anderson’s Solace, Gond- win’s low Bank, Goodwin’s Pure american, New York, Guodwin’s Patent Preased, u's SAreagarilia. fs # Cur SMoKING.—<5 gross Spanish Mixed, 200 —— Lynchvurg and the celeurated Virgima Kil- sokimeok, 2) kegs Gar- SNUFF. Appee; Bis0, 20 oases Garrett’s Sootch, in bo! Tatt’s Scoten, |\oose; 25 jars Garre Macosbuy and Congress, PIPES. 150 boxes French Pipes and Pipe Heads: also,a great variety of German, Fancy. and P. Pipes, Segar Cases, Snuff Box: MATCBE: rs 89 groes Shanghai and German Matches: and ali other articles usually kept by the trade. ae {7 Shopkeepers and restaurant keepers wo! do well to all end examine my stock, as {think that they oan select something which wiil please their customers; and as I buy largely and fur cash, 1 can rey se aes if not lower, than any other house in the District. CAUTION.—Whereas there has been certain un- principled persons travelling around in the Lystrict and the surrounding ge hawking small iots of a * ry interior kind, at one hundred per cent abov: ‘alue, and represent~ ing themseiver iy Agents, | hereby caution the public against oh persons, 8s | have n 2 agents. de 15-1m i i JAMES WALLAC No. 59 High street, Georgetown. poeese- Toys! Toys" Alarze lot of CENA. nog Ua eg te . Also, 3 pieces supa Tog ton cttory at Stig, worth 62i¢. und 1 piece at Carpet, fro Wort! ‘Stair Carpeting at 10 cents, et “HURDLE, dell-2w corner High and Gay sts.. Geor IDER!—CIDER !!—CIDER 3 and other retailers can be supplied with prime Granted CIDER in quantities to suit, and on reasonab|. sheild ARNY & SHINN, no 33-tf CLOCK REPAIRING. Cuocks of every desoription carefully cleaned, and the striking part properly adjusted, by J. A. WATSON, 59 Bi stieet, Georgetown. For competent workmen'wil, be sont te the-rown house. ont workmen wi! o'r oO" by ae ‘stock of Ciocks Siways on hand for sale. no 27-im* OVES, GAUNTLETS, AND UCKSKEIN Oey ren. N . The Subssribors oe the Attention, of thi SAUNT ER Road MEE E “a mani » Which the; RAMSBURG & EBERT. g igh, between 1st and 2d s: reese c. i UNDERSIGND REAP OPENED THK No. 558 Pas . avenue ebore 3 and no 36-im SS TRE TERE 2 By A. GREEN, Anntionsst, fn WEDNESDAY Neon AT AU Pema Pow No. in Toate Ghstreet* be A. GREEN, Anot. S ERIOR HOU! a R- . ITURE at Avction.—On DAY onNING. December, ad. commencing at ihe ell ne = oe : Pini residenes of i ileum One stperter Reseeod Parlor Suit, upholstered in vyteatitins Sderate Walnut and Siatogay Parlor Fabies, with marble One superior Ros: poeeoee ewood Parlor Suit, upholstered in Gi pment me = ‘foo TY, Brussels lor and C! shogany Eteger Cottage Parlor Ghee “yr oe “re thewt ba 'w Curtaius and Cornices, jes, Maate! ‘Vable Orname: k Hall Set, - Fires eae : ahogany Dining ironze Clock, « s Walout Extension Biting Walnut Dining-room Chairs, Tables, y wees d uekery Ware, fat castors, Bronge ‘I ttl renal a Tea Kett or, rey y er, Dessert and Tes Ware, je Cutlers and ‘Tabls Furniture generaliy, out and Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, ble-top Washstands, Redding, of Ct Ciamber Furniti re, Kasy Chair, Wardrobes, ster and Pillows, ane = Chairs, Toilet Sets, shade: BD: Walnut and M ea pgany Tables, efrigerater, Kitchen Furniture, cocking Requistes, &o. Terme: $e0 ard under cash; over $40 8 orad: pdsien tad for spproved endorsed sotoe bento interes! de 18-d C. W. BOTELER, Auct. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF SUPERIOR 40) pon Dock BRaNDY.—On THURSDAY lecen ber 23d_at4 o'clock, at the ogg ee wieeat reserve— s jozen superior anu lon Doe Brandy, imported direct by a gentieman of this oity. ‘Terme: $25and under cash; over that amount and 9 days, for nores satisfactorily credit of 9 dorsed, bearing interest. oGUIRE & CO., Avets. . GREEN, Auctioneer. de 18-d Jet B RUSTE SALE BY DECRER OF THE Ciaecvir Court oF tix Dista:et ov Convuata OF VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY.—On THURSDAY, the 6tn day of Janusry, 1824, F shall se'l, on the premises, st 12 0’c\ook m., by virtue of a decree of the (irewt Court.in which the subscriber ts Ap- poiuted trustee, the following described gr erty, to wit: ‘That hindgome and spacious Frame House Sud the laud ettachod, being the inte residence of Thomas Perkins. ceeeased, adjoining Good Hope, on the Marlboro’ road, about one mile from the An- soortia or Navy Yard bricge ‘thsdweilling house is largoand conveniently arranged, and has ulso the necessary out-houses. The land contains about 15 acres of ground, in & high state of cult:vation being ug*d for gardening ; u- poses, and now ad: pted tothe growth of «1 vegetab.es raised in this clirate, Be cerca seernan prowexty is bsauciful.y arta- vated aud commanding position, and orth Pp hande ferms: Ot “Perms: ine fourth cas 18 months, the purenaser the attention of persons @ Country seat or en- the balance in6 12and ive notes for the de- erest. secured to the If the terms are rot er the asle the trustee reserves the right to resell Property at the risk and oost of the delinquent, advertising such re- sale three timesinthe National Inteili fencer. JOHN COSTIGA Trustes, de 16 eokds A. GREEN, Ancts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CU., Auctionerra. Cre'cE COLLECTION OF VALUABLE OiL Paintines Fo: LEAT AUCTION IN THE Exuisition Room 01 WASHINGTON ART As sociation —On MONDAY EVEN Decem- ber 20th, at 744 o'clock, in the exhibition room of the Washington Art Association, two dcors west of the auction rooms, we shal! sell, th most choice &nd va'uable ooliection of Paintings ever offered at auction in this city. being subject: Stanty, Macieod, and Lasman, of this place. maine ik part Trappsr's Cabin, or Disputed Shot: Autumn tn the Rocky Mountains; The Last cftheir Race ; Mount Hood. Oregon . Cottage Girl; Trap Person the Prairie: Bucks Fighting : Wood Creek: & Scene in Maryland; and many other beautiful specimens o} ‘art. Catalogues will bo ready and the paintings on free exhibition 3days previous te the sale. The exhilition room of the Association (which been seoured for! his handsomely fur- ery respect. anda amine this collection wili weil repay the lover of art. Terms: $50.and under. cash; over that sum, a credit of 60 and 90 days, for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest. de 13 eo J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auots. FOR RENT AND SALE. [sum Pirer Pacs.| Ss EVERAL DESIRABLE FURNISHED +> ROOMS to rent, inciudiug a large Parlor acd two Chambers,on the second floor of No Sth street, between F and F. de 17 eost*_ ‘OR SAI.E—On accommodating term med erm-built BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,(No, 404.) with back building attached, eligibly situnten on north side] street north, between lth ard 12th Streets west. Titie indisputable. Apply to POL BB. No, 50 (2d story) the dels _ mosern-built S-story BRICK 3. with bick building and good »And other conveniences [t contains 10 tuated on N street north, between 12th streets. Inquire next do’ rior terme, de16-ThS& M* FYE RENT—Larze PARLOK and large ber attached, handsomely furnished and with gas, on the first floor. also, large und Rooms inthe second story, in suit or separate, Meals furaished, if desired. rms moderate. Ap- ply 464 10th street, east side, between Dand E. de6-2 NCE = tess gia MINCE MEAT"! A small supply of exeelient Mince Meat for sale these new, beautiful, rch avd rare TOYS w. Te y NG & RURCHELL, de 16 2w CH) L's SOLILOQU Y.—Now 1s the winter | AMMON D, as KrisafKringle's agent, ey by! Corner 15th st. and Varmont avenue. A of our ¢isco-tent mide glorious summer by for us TOCOAINE PUR E HAIR, Burnett's Kal> liston. Macaasar (31, t-ubin’s Fxtracts, Orien- tal Toothwash, Bacheldor’s Hair Dye and 4 good Assortment of fresh Perfumery and ‘oulet Arucies just received and for sale at very low prices by i k.K. LUNDY, del® lw 390 Pa. av., Nations! Hotei Buildine. es pe sICLANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS prompt! and accurate: dinge. ed at all hours, day might, at MOOR West End Drug Sto Pure Medioines; Fancy Articles, Toilet Ariic'es and Perfumery; Wood’s Kestorative; Brown Troches. and ail articles usualy found’in Drug Stores, and to be had MOO de 16 2w at RE’S West End Drug Store, No. 118 Penn. avenne. south side. THE PROPRIETOR of the COOKS’ E SALOON om _ the: selves that they will gr entire satisfaction to al who may favor them with their patronage, namber of Cooks can be had to attend balis. &o. atthe with = Apply at } east oe ‘7th st a de i6 2w*_ HAT SHALL 1 BUY FOR A CHRISTMAS WwW PRESENT? A more suitehle smemeate noe cannot purchase than a set of FUR: 1 am selliog— Sets Kock Marten for $5, French Sabi . . do. a eu eror 6 Cepes. G10 to $12, Ossian Fitch, 1 BL Oo. do. Capes, $15 to $25, Chinehilii, $19, arn e — 2 Let dag . ulfs to mato! je above. = &. H. STINEMETZ, 225 Pa. ave , bet. 12th and Isth dels bet. Willards’ and Kirkwood: SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT. A’ the on is fdyanoing 1 will close out the ol balance of my socks FURS at very low prices. I have still a very few sets of REAL &§ RM INE, CHINCHILLA. and CHINCH REAL SABLE, on hand,which are superb, rich. and rare, guaranteed fore peg superior i = musereNe jh manu- cl iy ee RN TEWISSUN'S FUR STORE, 902 Penn. avenue, between Sth and 10th sts. 17 Just received, of my own manufacture, a fresn lotof MUFF, of every description, and a few larce Circular Capes for ciildren. de i4 2w yous ATTENTION, MY FR.END!, I beg to say to you and my friends and the Public, EPrSelect Ygur Holiday Goads Early. de} I have now in store an endless stock of every class, kind, style. finish, size, and in greatest qvan- tute: Had GOUDS, seicoted with personal care aad attention R RDLESS OF TIME AND wee ‘ex PENSE, PURCHASKD EXC! USIVELY VOR CASH, Consequently cannot bear comparison with other houses for Cheapness, Quality, and Quantity. Judging from our last year’s immense business, And in anticipation of a stil! greater rush this Christ- mas, 1 onxe ed tonal fe to Any ries, rtest notice, Gentlemen furnthed We eng! force, and ber suggest to the public the great advant will be to them to oalland select Goods day even weeks in advance, thereby having th U Sotaining more ientiog. cod mate Tus! 2 maber. ia rewire the ight name rave Buty, de 9-tw Pena tatel) = Si EAKine OF PRESENTS—what betterthan 8 Flutes. Accordeons, Ban- doa, Viel ins, arent tome Stoo! BOL de 14 906 Pa, avenue, near Wth street, TER !~RUTTER!'!—Families and others eotion, treat Wantcf cwioe FABLE BUTTER will hed Smee gos eee oem aeemetene Formieye” : TESEE D WWILSONe Penn. vi bet. Alsodue alee sew crop FIGS, J. By w, 2029 sawsw SE ar Ro — TO-DAY ‘ TO-MORROW MORNING, By a i TE naRD. Anctionsers. YORTH OF DR Perks te be ao wuhseperrersatte tore 63 The sale muneate, ppposite Hcomae ote nd Evenisy Bat the whole d he a&so: A rfeat stook of handsome Woot, St Shaws, Cloths. Cassi: Vestine ite finck acd Brown Cottora, Fisnne: Embroi- ertea, ko Ai! of which wit! be sold without re or lengtis to suit purchasers. peas A pote A deJuctionof® per cent. in all bills of $25 and upwards, he iaches are invited to attend. een goods will be seld. Every article del WAL) & BARNARD, A ts. By WALL & SALELOP TENE REI ARD Far sire ? S) On FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENING December 17 and :8, instant commencing af 8 o'cl’k, wile sold, at store No, 3¢3, Pa.avenue. a choioe Selection oO. Fine Lava, Go!d-stone, Mosaio, and Cameo Sets, ings, ‘za a Dress Goods of all 2 Pikes: 2s Boe ‘ella, and other —— Breastpirs. ,#va and Cameo Breastpins, Brace! Spring Medatiions, Gold Pencils, A ie of Gents’ Vest Chains, beautifal Tne bove goods must positively be sold without WALL & BARNARD, auvets. CR. L. CROWN & CO, Auctioneers. O* L VENING, at7o'clcek we shail sell, at our store, a fine assor*ment of Fanoy Goode suitable for the holidays, such as Oi, Painting: Cabas, Sets of Lava, Moenic and Cameo J ry, Rings, Crosses, aud other goods, too nemerous to mention. Saleto oontinue Each Day at © S$ani7 p.m. To be sold without resery bie piace kept for indies. C.K. L. CROWN & 60. Sada Sy C. W. BOTELER, Avotwmer. T ARGE FURNICUKE SALE. HOICE aF {TUrk AND Housanotp Frrects.—On MOKNING, December ®, at 10 0°0 "k eres oO: Gey. Walker, (whe ia about feavung Washingion,) corner of t and With eireeta, we shall sel!, theabove. consisting Parlor, Bed- reom. tnd Kitchen Furniture, aud apeettatniog to housskeeping gener: and nearly new, Terms: $#and under, cach: credit of 60 and 9 days, for satial notes. bearing interest. over that som,a factorily eudoised T S SALE OF JEWELKY, + GLASS Cases, REGULATOR, AND StToRE tixrekes—On MONDAY MORN December 2), 1428, 2°10 oe ock, by virtue f in trust duly executed and recorded, | sia! Lat the Jewelry eatatlishment of N. Jenson, on Sth st , & few doors north of Pennsy!vania avenue, the res- idue of his stock, after the recent robbery, compris - 2 superior Piste Glass Show Cases, \ ve\y superior K egulsior. cost $10, Lot ‘of ond -hand Gold Watches and Chaina, r some of them very erior, Watch Keys, Thiuiblés, Breastp:ne, Kizgs, Studs, if Bir pL Ce Silver Butter Kuives, Ladies, Card Cases, Si ver-plated Spoons und Forke. Mugs, Goblets, Counte . Desks, Gilt-frame Mirrors, Siab and Bracket, Stove, and Store Fixtures. Terms: $25 and under. cash: over that sum, 2 credit of 60 and 90 days factorily endorsed notes, bearing eee Walt n CHAS. ALLAGH, Trustee, de 15-d J. M IRE & ¢ FUTURE DAYS. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. EREMPTOHY SALE OF A DESIRABLE Beitpine Loton | Staret, ButweEn | TH ann i8tu STs —Gn TUESDAY AF FEKNOON, December zist, at 435 o'clock, 1 shail sel front of the prem. eotthe bandsom+st, most eligible and desirable Lots in theeity of Washington for the erection of a private residence, ‘Pais valuable lot is No. 21, ia Square No. 127 vatedin the First Waid, on the south side of I st. between i?th and I8th sireets, adjoining (eant) the res dence of Dr. Wood. U.S.A. It fronts on J st. 48 fect, has a depth of 149 fee", with 8 20-foot siley and contains 6.254 square feet. It ix lent’s Mansion and Public Depart- mente. x ositive. Terms of sale: One fourth of tha perohase money cash; the remainder, 4 credit of 6, 12, 18, and 24 months, for n fatisfactorily secured. bearinz interest. if thetermsofsaie are not compued with w thin three cavs after sale, the property will be resy'd at the risk xnd expense of tne purchaser. Ai oe cveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. ihe ti- Weis indisputable, _dei7-d Cc. W. BOTELER, Auct. By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ERY SUPERIOR ENGLISH DOUBLE- Baxrevten Fow.ixe-Pizc app, KEvoLvER aT AvctioN.—On| MONDAY AP TERKNOOUN, Decpaber 2 4o’clock, at the auction roome, we 2 ee! 1 superior “Weeley Richards” English Double- barretled Fowling-piece. with mahogany case And aocoutrements 3 Cost £69 sterling in Lor- ion, . perior French self-cocking six-barrel Revolver. ‘eins cash. _deie d L e6UIRE & CO., Auots. Y VIRTUE O N ORDER OF THE OR- phans’ Court otthe District of Columba and county of Waghington, the undersiened wi | sell, e: public sale, on TUESDAY, Deo mbsr2ist, 165 sir. if not onthe next fair day thereafter gach, at Thusevilie. Charies county, Md Negroes. VIOLET AV d3 16-te Admunistr’x of Wm. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Anetio EREMPTORY SALE OF TWO NEW ELEGANT Koszwoop Piano Fortr MONDAY AFTERNUUN, December 20.1. o'clock, we shall seli, at the auction rooms, for court of Wiom it may conesrn, to cover adv.noes— i superior Rosewood round corner irou frame seven octave Piano Forte. by Goetz & ‘0, 1 smai! and beautiful €{ octave Rosewood Piano Forte, by Loud. ya J‘ Leo, 1 excellent Second-hana Piano. ‘Verma: Une third cash ; the residus in 60 and 9 dys, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing in- terest, “dels d J_C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Fok SALE—A HOUSE AND LOT —wy sold, at publicauction, to the highest bidde: the 24th day of Lecember, 1258, at 11 o’clnck, House ard Lot at Culpeper C. H occapred by M John thompson. The house is large and comme. dious, in good repair, and with conveniences tio numerous to spesk of. Terms: One, two and three years’ inetximents, with interest from vate, to Le pid an nually. Refer to W. D, Wallach, Esq., Editor of ths Washington Star. FE. F. THOMPSON. credit, inequal _de is t22d By J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctiouesrs XCELLENT FURN ITURE AND HOUSE- #oLD Errects.—Un WEDNESDAY MOR \- 1: G, December 15th, at :0 o'clock, at the residence of Baron Gerolt, Prussian Minister. on G street, between l4th and h streets, we shall sel, tie Furnitarcand How: id bef -e! oomprism: Suit of Walnut Carved and Cyiusson Plusk-cov- ered Perior Furnitare, comprising large Fresch Sofa. 3 Aym and 6 Parlor Ch Satin Damask-covered Arm and osewood Marble-top Cent: 'n| ies’ Walnut Writing Desk, Carcel Lamys, ; Suit offour Crimson Damask Window Cariains, Lave Curtains, Cornice, &c., Handsome Kvgravings. Mcatei Urnawents, ahog ‘ny Centre and Card fables, Brussels Parlor, (Mall, and Stair Carpets, Hell Chgirs. Hat tree, (ilelogn, ‘Taroe-ply and Jnzrain Carpets, Rugs, Marbie-top Sideboard “Lable, China, ani Cro e, Mahogany French Bedsteads, Wardrobe: Dressing Bureaus, Washatacds, Superior Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pulows, Cur.ed Hair =nd Husk Mattresseg, Superior Mahozany Bookcase. Carved Book Sheives, tron Bate Cane seat Chairs, Lounze, Rediator, Franklin and <-‘ver Stoves. Aa. P. 8. The House 1s for Kent ds o-d J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPON . oun int of an rain until MON Dayo ol 4 oe ease hour and piace. 1 de is J... MOGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. ARSHAL’S SALE.—in virtu ig t of Mite i fucias issued from the Clerk's offtos Uf :he Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, fireoted. J re ‘ont of the » on FRIDAY the 2th oay of Deoe-nber, isss, at 12 o'clook ™a.5 the following described 5 defendant's right, title, olpim ana interent in and to Lot No. uine.(9biz ninety -six, «196,) in t! together with all au ereon, Bud ievi are 8 the property of A. ¥ will be sold to satishi Frans 39. to May taser in favor of W h J. D. HOOVER Late Marshal for the Distriot of Columbia, no 30-dta CHRE CAKE, Oy WEDNESD. MORNING NE ember 23d, wil be displayed at my Ss vo; enue, & splendid jot of Pound, Frail AKE, witch, for quaiity ard heauty of d oannot be surpassed ia the country, @ wishing a h-ndeome aud kood Cake with- oT cme Ges eri! and exaume my assor fore making their purchases. vies © "GAUTIER 3) Pea between 12h and i8th site's. YHRISTMAS'!—CHRiSTM As !! Cc NEW WOKST hh AND TOY STORE. A splendid and extensive show of German, F reach gud haghsh TOYS and FANCY GOOUS,'suitab'e OSTMSS PreeyRis, Arg now exhibited at my Also, overy vari f Knitting Sontegs: all sizes offtihilcrewe Hoods Levinas: Bicowee: Matera, nu Also.a great assor'met of Ta) Work,and K mbro: of every d i gle, gad split Tapes 3 Shi Yarn, &6., kept constantly on hand 1As Qe CHR. RUPPERT, No. 52236 Ith Oppoai de 16 2w_ jnteiligencer ‘thee. THE LATEST By Telegraph for the Evening Star. Grand and General Telegraphic Conselida- tien. Naw Youx, Dec, 7—N, going on in this city for ten days pest, between P.O J. Smith, chlef owner the Magnetic rare Co, owing the Morse ‘8 cgotlations bave been lines between this and New Orleans, and the American Tel: Co., with a view to the consolidation of the Magnetic and American Companies’ lines south, and the Purchase of the Union line between this city and Boston It ts also understood that ra‘isfactory s ments have been fiaally made between all the parties interested im the various jines south of this city, by which these lines pass ander the contro! of one company te be known a Ame- rican Telex apb Company on the Ist of Januare Dext; bat that all negotiations were broken off teint Smith, because of his uareasonable de- mrnds On the Ist of January, iuerefore, there will be, for all practical bustorss purposes, a complete Union of interest between the following telegraph pupaules, which, with their ¢.mnecthag side lires, embrace ail the wires in the Atlantic States ap Tae nme Provinces, xcepting the Smith or Union line above referred to, whi Tons, - (wean Le city and Boston; viz — ous The New York, Newfoundiend and ondon bbe poops » the Atlantic, the 4 Wick. the Maine, the Americ M w gton and New Ovleans. the owe Wann’ ington line, the New York, Albany and Buffato line. the Montreal and Canadian lines, the West. ern Union, the Atlantic and Objio, the National, or New York and New Orleans lue, the Lilinois and Missouri lines, ete , ete. Later from Utah Sr Lovis, Dec. 13 —The Usah mail of the 20th reporis snow on the mount, three feet deep The party were overtake ya terrible snow storm, between Ash Hollow and the South Platte, uing two dave and two nights, during they bad no fre A number of trains were being unable to get through A wiite man and twe Indians had been mur- dered and robbed by two white men on the Big at the Echo Canon, Blue —— Seizure of the Wanderer Etc. Savanvan, Dee. 18 —The Republican of this says that tbe U. § the schooner Wanderer at B Treberk Acdonnes w b had b-en previous! seized at Jacksonville, Flo ida, bax been released, marshal has seized raswi Explosion of a Boiler. St. Lours, Dee eber’s Sugar shatering iS —Tle-team boiler of Be- Refvey exploted this morning, portion ef the building to atoms, 4 persor and injuring 7 cthers, some 3 of them fatally jour ix heavy; State k, Soutbern 85285 40, 5 Southern white $140 Corn Is 7e Pork is buoyant; old mess aSis 25 Lard is buoyant at Whisky is dull at 25 ye. $17 75, new B18 .12% Li galley. Baltimore Markets. Bautivore, Dec 18.—Flour is quiet; Howard street and Obio $5085.12}, Wheat is firm; sales of 10,060 bushels; white s1 $150 Corn is firm and unchanged; sales of 16,00) bushels : Provisions are quiet Whisky is firm at 2c. Financial. New Yorn, December I=.—Stocks are higer; Chicayo and Rock Island 6! 4; [Minots Central shares 70; do. bonds #9; LaCrosse and Mil. 3; Mich. Southern 20; New York Central 44; Pean. Coal Co $0; Reading 51%; Missouri 6's 39%. Sterling 1003, 322 — 3: Gentl« men’s Sine, medium. and low priced Sole feather tran! ies’ Dress Trunks, Hat Boxes, Car, Satcheis, &e., compr the riety in tbis city a8 proce te Seite WALL, STEPHENS BOP Pa. ave.. bet. 9tn and 0° od 14 Dunne s:.. New York SILK axD SATIN STOCK Ties, Scarfs, Mufllers, Co ete er rm Gloves, temed Handkeroh Silk ard Meri:.o Undershirts and Drowers, aout the fisest and best qualities, which we are selling at one-third less than their real va'n WALL. STEPH Pa ave.. het. 9t de 17 8t and \04 Duane "PYHE GREAT VITA ; " q I PE Se sy pENBRATOR, TR So TRIFSEMAR—Protected by K Engia: and re eye! Letters Pat- Ted by the Sesis of the Tae Aad the Emperin! Co! ent of cates a 28 Of those t wave been iutherto trested by the gau- sous and pernicr Us ure of copavia and cubebs. No. 3 hax entirely suppianted the inimiove ve of meroury, thereby insuripg to the sufferer speedy reef, disporsin; the impunties and routing out he venom of disease. TRIESE MAR, ivo.1. 2.4943, Are prepared inthe form of & lozenge, devoid of taste or ga & ie cen be oarned in the waisteoat pocket. SoLb Ix TIN CASES AND DIVIDEDINTO SEPARATE DOSES 48 admin- istered by Vaipeau, Laiieraan, Ux. Kicord, &e., *. Price $3 each, or forr en: m one for 89, which saves $3; nod io 8 7 cas: whereby there is asaving of 9°. '» bs had, Dr. BARROW, 157 Prive m-diate'y on reeerving 8 forward the Triesemar secur. ly packed, and structions of the writer. wis O any part of the worid, dressed according to the in- de lt on COST PRICES! _ * & CUST PRICES! ag e ver, Gontemplating visiting Fu for the soke of nis heath and of visiting hus friends, Wii sell f entire stock at Goods st much | stock us low as urn he Ww. t ard mans kk than cost, fn order tu rede. down to cost a Frenea peter Buane: Ciota and Veivet Cloaks.all luca, Net Basgves, tlusion Berthes and Cap-., Embronlered Cloaks und Dretsos, for infants, less Tuan cost, Infants’ Merino and Satin Bod An CO8t, 8, fifty per cent iesa kirts, Hoop Skirts, three binds, Cloak Veivets, Bor ts, all cok ets, et Velveta, ail colors, Ruches, Moss Rucien, —_ dango Worsted Goods, at fifty per cent teas han eat, Crogket Fringes, sll sty) a a great vere ot Ciusk aud ‘Trimmings . ath ress Fringes and Trimming, 4-00, 1m ai! styios and widths, F 8, Bugle Satious, tin, Lustring, ard Bonnet Ritands, in etvet ye Solion + rummings. Beltings. ek of C iu Swiss, Cambrie, Linen, d Ci ape. tor ladies, misses, ud U0) ©, Can brie, Swiss, Margeniles aud Nour: me Sele, Keni Lace Sets, Os cand Swiss Kutiling. D. Las, Sw ac? and Real lene ees Bisek Porot Linge, al w: au aly apd © i Lnsert nee, » Boes, A very Eine as-ortirent of ch tod Biond imitation Guipure | aces, Bioude Leces e: runsues, 1Ur Vee, & SL 6 #26 Tlusions. te ard Lack Stel Novis, In 8, qualities, Taye Veils, cs, Lmbroidered Night Caps, £ nd fraan Crapces. Cords aud Tassela, ogre and Cloak Treseis, aii culors, Mrese liut A spient'd a.emtwent of Preach Flew Beuciful + eathers, in black, wi it Groyilies, Bai Chenilles for heud dresses, Back Velvet Ribauds, ali widths, of the very best hid COGS, ad Givves And all other kinds of pools usually key ated mulinery and trimming Bore, TF the Indes of Washincte: and serrour Country will 5 nind thet the above nu- ood faith, as I am de- is 4 tie reduce! prices eratofore, mud fir awe bear ase termined to se.; my good; Dresemiking continge id (erne Oul AL eouer © pLLCOB s Bud Ail . for Bouners, & a, will be filled at propartions! tly iow prives. PS. All sales at reduced prices D'3Feu! TION ‘The Partner the rubecnvers, ADAMS, Was @iseoived by lst of November. The books found at the score of F. 1. old stand. No, 3 ?. Owing UR y fad itte ther advan forward ard settle at cue an Bre Lge a to seu: witacu’ a receipt of either partper un aettiement will be good. 2 F.1. BAKVE GO. R. ADA THOS. J. ADAwA, OF COPARENEK stir. — thip beretolore exietung between under the title of Hakvry & " “it tual consent ot H.& A. w the low Ware, vey returns hie ti ioberai patronngo meritacentinuance of the attention to busiwess, Reesing a gre aud selling chars, Persons in Want onr line ‘will find it advantgreoas fo give uaa call, pa — Spee, sain a oat scistiee, We can da tier than any house am t ~ py deisiw FP. L. HARVEY & Co Sets MADE TO ORDER, EVENS to make to order, ant SRNORENEGY iis gue sat STEVENS Salaxroom. Browne’ # POWER_ ENG FoR HORSE & AND BOILER FOR SALE.—Tha subseriters Lave for sale sn excellent Four horse Power Emr ine nnd Boi er, wi will be sold cheap. May be examina at White It's it, Corner of 44. wt, ‘Bod Maine svenue. ae iT & 4.0, MeoGUIRE & CO., Auciin'ty