Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1858, Page 4

$e EVENING STAR. The New Route to the South West—Avonia -Jenes—The Ustion Trade of Memphis, Correspondence of tha Star. Gayoso Hovsz, Mevrnis, Tenn., Dee. 7. From the Federal city to the “young giant” of the West, is now but a mere trifle of a trip. Science and enterprise have brought thesetwo sities within less than three days of each other and over one of the smoothest, most substantial lines of railway in the world. This is a great ement, verily a great achsevement. From Watiogion City to Lynchbarg via the ping and Alexandria, the Virginia Central, the Kichmond and Danville, and the Southside railroads, and thence via the Virginia ana Tennessee through the tiful, nd, and fertile region of the South side of V’ ‘ia; the Bast Tennessee and Virginia from the South- western extremity of Virginia through @ fine region of country to Knoxville; the Kast Ten- nessee and G: ‘a through the eastern valley of Tennessee, a delightful and fertile valley— and particularly that along the Holston and Sweetwater—to Dalton: the Georgia State road to Chattanooga; and the Memphis and Charles- be on ooanen point ~~ emphis, is one of most delightfal trips I have ever enjoyed. The idea of cold weather, snow and sl ae in pep ers tains, — rod ena moment was most delightedly = nothing of the nae ‘Tbe weather was only moderately cold, and the cars sped along with- out the least hindrance and as smoothly as we could desire. So mach so, in fact, that at night —to use a vulgar expression—I slept like a brick; and during the day, I wrote and read all the way. Among my fellow travelers was Mrs. Me- linda Jones, and her beautiful and accow- lished daughter, Miss Avonia Jones, who, I lieve hail from your city. They arrived with me on Saturday evening, and appeared phis,) in at Crisp’s Gaiety, (che theatre of Mem Romeo and Juliet. Mrs. Jones was too much indisposed to go through with the Piece, and after the second act, Mr. W. H. Crisp apolo- gised for ber and took the character. Miss wonio is @ fine tragic actress, and being a beautiful woman, appears to great advantage on the stage. Her appearance was greeted with loud and prolonged applause, and she was repeatedly and again applauded during the perfurmance. Mother and daughter go hence to Savannah in about two weeks, thence to Now Orlesns, and from there to California. The weather is very mode: here at this time, ‘and the whole levee i red with cot- ton bales, which are being sold and shipped here very rapidly. Memphis is second this season, in point of cotton receipts, only to New Orleans. heliaiel Jawism Disanizities ix Norta Carontna — Nortb Carolina is the only State in the Union that excludes Jews from holding offices of profit ot trust within its limits. Many ineffectual efforts have been made to remove this Proscriptive fea- tare from the Constitution ofthe ‘State, and a res- olution to this effect bas engaged the attention of the Legislature now in session, but has failed to receive its favorable action. The House Commit- tee, to whom the subject was referred, have made @ singular report, which, admitting that the proposed; reform is desireable, and that the re- striction upon the Jews is bigoted and unjust, and contrary to the principles of a republican government. nevertheless deem it inexpedient to alter the constitution by legislative enactment in any particular whatever, because, as they say. the people of the State have expressed no desire for a change. ee ee , i> In many parts of New York city Hquors ate adulterated toa fearfulextent. The Evening Post says thata few weeks since aman drank three cents worth of brandy, which proved fatal imfour hours. But somehow the law has failed to reach the matter. The inspector of the Thir- teenth precinct took a plan to procure the most conclusive testimony in regard to the quality of the liquor. He sent out policemen to Teport vio- lations of the law, providing them with vials, and when they saw anybody drink and pay for liquor they took a portion of the sam-, put itin a vial, sealed it up, and marked on it the time and place of sale. The vials were taken by the captain, to be handed to the court to determine tbe character of the contents, whether camphene ordrinkable liquor The collection now on hand would be an interesting subject for ¢hemical analysis eR —— “Pury Sav.’’—There is 2 decision in the last volamo of Gray’s Reports, which is at once sound morals and good law A woman, sued for slan- der, was defended on the ground that she only re- peated, aad without malice, wha! was currently reported. The Court beid that to repeat a story that Is false and slanderous. no matter how wide- ly it may have been circulated, is at the peril of the tale-bearer. Slander cannot always be traced to its origia. Its power of mischief is derived from its repetition, even if a disbelief of the sto- ty accompanies its relation. Indeed, this half doubtful way of imparting slander is often the surest method resorted to by the slandererto give eurrency to his tale. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NATIONAL HOTEL. —M Maxwell, R Ran- doiph, Pa; J Gardiner, Rev John Leas, Dr Chas A loess, Bia L Vineent, Pa; F E Askin, Ga; J F try, de; ; M Young, Mass; G H Wiicox, Min; M W Maupin, Ct N P Stewart and ly, Mich: R Y Henegan. s C;_W H Kirkiand, U SN; A W Wilson, Va; Dr PF Sasscer. J T Sasscer, Md; G B Crown, HB Young, lllns; J W Colfax, S B Ready, Va: PB Smith, do; WP Shattuck. Pa; T P Bowie, jr, W JHleight, ROR Gritith, jn. RT Poster. Bradford, B'C Garlington, Va; F A Tilton, Gal- catts; A T Hardie, 8 C; EH Taylor, N YE; C J Randolpn and ly, Mo; W Mo-yaa, N Y; A Mor- Hixon, Tenn; W HR Wood, Cal: i Conrad. Vs. 4 Duvall, R Duckett and ly, O Bowie, E Braw. ner. C H Mills, C H Pyne, Md; J Hamilton, as F Chattelier, H N Collier, NY; J Tho. nd wife, Pe: H G Trueman, A 'T Burtoo, i Megarygre, J _Hougbton, Mich; Jas H Turner and ly, Turner, Misses Price, Mr Buckner, J P Brays, Capt Brown, Mr Hall, Dr Silcer, Cr Titty, Md; G Butters.Pa; F C Dade, USN: W V Bruyn, NY; E M Chofter'and ty, RI; ‘ B Hannon, G P Jenkins. Md: P M Smith. Va. i Sickels, Mo; T Hatton,NY; MS F Green, oi BROWNS’ HOTEL.—s5 a P Dameran Cal; T Milier, O; M Consnel, do; N Haives, M. ; LP Thompson, Va; A Fox and-family, NY; I H Boyd and lady, do; J Baile aud fai Miss; W Livyd, Va; J T Menefee and daughte Jones, Md; F Cross, yaa f do; D Dewall, do; EJ HM Camybeil, Va; J Parker, NJ; € L Digges, Md; ‘T Sinclair, Pa; W A Knowlin, fl; RL Browa, O; BE Morgan, Pa; WH Sa-sen, Md; W H Os- boura, do; G G Hunte;, Ky; HS; le, NY; SJ Hoilinsbead, Pa; E W Ludlow, NJ;'J Taylo- Va: RS Hughes, NJ; NH Thowpson, Md. W Woodward, do; R'S Harts, do; Tiradford’ Va; © P Boyzs and lady, Ga; Miss Boges. dos Mist ‘Turpin, Va; GT Barnes, Ga: JW Bontenoe ta; R F Kolb, NC; CS Smith, NY; W P Tucker do; WK Cox, NC; H M Barlow, La; W W Aa L sou, Va; W B Isaacs, do; J SR Crabb, Md. UNITEDSTATES HOTEL —ColJ Taylor, V D Allen, do; BF Millon, do; EA Howard, di G K Puller, do; CJ Brown, NY; J B Aix; Vi W Garnett, do; 3 W Cook,'0; J'Phillips, ‘Al W _O Sprigg. Md; H B Hayon, Teun; E Thomas, NC; W Thomas, do; F A Glagebrook, Va; WC Moore, do; J Barbour, do; C Ha bert, Pa; G D {iyekotl, do; HA Gibson, Va; FW 'Pleicher, WILLARD’ HOTEL —A S Hunt, NY; C E Mowry, RI; A Taderhiil and ly, NY; Pi Wy, Pa, M Fiakie, 3 W Scuermerborn,S E Has- SJ Tracey, C B Hatch and lady, Colonel 3 roe, J © W hittlesey and lady, J P Eddy, N Miss E Bosworth, Me; A ¥ Bosworth, @ F Wolfe, Havre; J Faivie, Paris; G Gf bard. J W Emery, Mass; L. Mead and ly, Ct. KIRKW OOD HOUSE —T H Brisiey, Mo; T J Garses, NC; J Ruge-, do; J Dis wry, to; i 1'W Magrew, do; G W Brooks, Va; J T Barry, Md; 32 Neale, des Cot RW Morrell, Pa; W'S Ot. er, Mo; Ps ics Price “NC; WF Berry, Ma: FP n, do; $8 Saul Ll. (eat ye LON, HOUSE —Wm Anderson, G nt, Va; Jass Passmore, O; John Cunning - Fema 288; Thos Gardoer, NV: F Rising, Kis ¥ Duan, Unio; Op 4 aan Richardson, Nebraska; J H WASHIN OCBAN STEAMERS' SAILING DAYS Prom ras Uxiren Srarzs. save. For D. New York..Livorpoot..Dee : sees Liverpool. ‘Dee -.New York. .Galway....Dee Frou Evnops. L Iverpool.. Boston pacaicg Dee «Liverpool. .Porticad.... Dee. 22 The California mail steamers leave New Yo:k Oa the 6th and 20th of each month q 3 HE ROLID. —A Ie ard Go nted we, daaat fGih Boake: Poomes ive, Eyam: Boone. ‘Albams, Port fo1oa, Write Bow ‘ork ‘boxes, &o..in Pasier M: R |. &o. me bonnets ical gi ok Frey a, hy eet Fancy Store, Hich atreet. near First. 22 st CBaisrMas “PORE Ft, ? S!! FURS!!! For fine MINK SA aes lla For fine FITCH SETS. cals toume For FRENCH SABLE 8 callat OUR’. For WATER MINK SETS lial 8 For the lareest and cheapest a-sortment of real genuine FURS (to select .y hous in the Distsiat, de 22-1w 182 Bridge street, Georetown. cal at OK BOS ‘The superior packet schooner F Helen Mae teeta E Nickerson, has will commence Srrived, and oe Wo ¢ to. MCTroW moruing. rece! Appl: CURES SROPRARSSLa AR street, Georgetown . C. de2i Iw CaaistMas CAKES, FRUITS, £0. bscriber has the plessure of informing his 8 custc mers and the public that he bas on hand a large oe -) = of suitable for the Christmas holidays, consisting in Bis fore seep eeu eas tS of jesori, re ufactare: LEMONS, OR ANGES, PRUNES, and many other kinds of Fruits. Asi manufacture ali my owm Cakes and Cand! (except French.) | fintter myself: sale Or retail _e\72w “Bridge street. PLES'—APPLES!! 700 sandfis PuiMe: BALDWIN AP- PLES now in store and for sale in tout Price $2.75 to $4 per barrel. See to A CABAUGH, de ié-lw No. 89 Water street. "PoBacco, SNUFF, AND SEGARS, ‘The subscriber would inform his customers and the public —— that he has just re- ceived & large addition to his stooa,; making over TWO BUNDRED THOUSAND 8LGa4R3, comprising forty -tive different brands, ranging from 84 to $40 per thousand. TOBACCO. 150 boxes of the most app; oved brands, consisting of pound lumps, balf pound lumnps, quarter pound lumps, hves tumps, tens lumps, Rough and Ready, and Diaden Twists, Fig, &. Fing-Crr Caxwino.—Anderson’s Solace, Good- win's Yeliow Bank, Goodwin’s Pare American, Goo iwia’s New York, Goodwin's Patent Pressed, Goodwin's Sarsagariiis. E Fine Cut Smoxinc.—z5 gross Spanish Mixed, 20 ands Lynchburg and the celebrated Virginia ku- ickinick, SNUFF. 20 cases Garrett's Scotch, in bottles ; 2) kegs Gar- rett’s Scotch, loose ; 25 jars Garrett’s kappee; also, Maocoaboy aud Congress. PIPES. 10 boxes French Pipes and Pipe to bodies great vari oO! in ‘ancy. &! Pipes, Segar Cases, Snufl Boxes, Cigarret }, &o. MATCHES. 80 gross SI si and German Matches: and sll other articles usually kept by the trade, IL7” Shopkeepers and restaurant kee; would do weil to cali and examine my stook, as [ think that they oan select ppg ey les Will please their customers; and as | buy largely and for cas: sell as low, if not lower, than any other ho the District. CAUTION.—Whereas there has been certain un- principled persons travelling around in the Luistrict the surrounding country, hawking smail lots of Segars and Tobacco, of a very inferior kind, at ene tundred per cent above their ysiue, and represe: ing themselves as my age Thereby oaution t pubuc Sgainst all such pe: 89 | have no agent ES WALLAC do15-Im No. 59 High atreet, Georgetown. | Osteo Toys! Toys! A lsrge lot of CHINA and WOODEN TOY3. at wholesale or retail. Also, 3 pieces superior Wool Pema from sentry se ese mis, and 4 plese 3, wor te CATDCAINE 85 10 Contes ore HURDLE, de'l-2w corner High and Gay'ats.. George’n. I DER!—CIDER !!—-CIDER 5 and oth tailera can be supplied with rime Carlhed CIpER in quantities to Bait, ‘and on ost ARNY & SHINN. CLOCK REPAIRING. And of very description Ba fsa: mar tri ro! ie WATSON, 99 ‘Bridge strect, Georgetown, BUCKSKIN GLOVES, GAUNTLETS, AND MITTENS, The subsoribers caj! the attention of the public to their sappy of BUCKSKIN GLOVES, GAUNTLETS,and MITTENS,all of their own manufacture, which they offer ou ac- commodating nim Buckskin Shirts ard Drawers made to order. RAMSBURG & EBERT, High, between ist and 2d streets, no %-im Georgetown. D.C. PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE, The undersigned having accepted the ecency: now give notice that they are prepared to furnish ‘t»eir SS the public generally with Masiey, ‘0. OF : ‘AUGHT in whole and half barreiz. 4 A uitinore Prices, for casH on delivery. As we sell this Ale ony on, Sim ‘Sat mission, our torme will be rigidly faction guaranteed in every instance, provided of defect Le {given within twenty-four hour ng. mestio Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout (fully Oqua!,if uct superior, to iauported) at @t to $id w dozen, delivered in any part of Washington, jexandri eorgetown, or Al: is RNY & SHINN, 00 12 57 Green street, Georgetown. R& LAN D’S MACASSAR OIL at GIBBS’S Hair ~tore. Pa av.. near 13th at. d 2-6m. «€ 386 “4 NO. ¥6 SIXTH STREET, 386 Brtrween G anv H. OH! FOR THE HOLIDAYS AT TH BALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY. Cakes,handaomely orusmented end of y your pi everything suitable for Cream 8! 50 per gallon, sent to any part of free of chage, de '8iw J. SCHAFFIELD. HANDSOME CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEAR PRESENT. NEW CLOAKS AND SHAWLS. We have purerssed within the reduced prices, and will be sold at least 30 nt h han former prices if ealled for before the lat day o auary ‘hose partice who intend mak: ha: dsume present will do w holiday: de 2-2w N USICAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTSat the iY2 Music Depot of W. G. METZEROTT, oorner of lith street and Penn. avenue. Viol Guitars, Violincelios, Banjos.Fifes, Acco: na. Drums, Ciario: . ‘Tamborines, Me- tronomes, Flagcole' lari icas, Piano Stools ane uaio Lovers, Miusio Stands, Music Foliog, and d Prascouiovsa, in Parie has just artive rusLoUlevAS, . weral of Fisenbrandt’s make. dex Fro CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, e Melod to! From E.LLI2’S Piano St: tween 9h and tot t spacial tee P WRITING DESKS. APIER MACHE. Rosewood, and Mahogany Writing Desks, the largest assortment and cheup- est than ai y other establishment in this city. Juvenile Toy Games for Children. #, Backsammon Boards. 3 gai Chess Boards, ery thing in the Stationery line, for sale GAL rat Ao ay pct, Mr, Gautior’s ery Store, or at the residence: f the lead- 9 7'b street, y Yard, between G and I, will to. de 3-3m MeC OR “mic K ONER THe COURT OF AND CONVEYANCER, 432 1st Perec cast, Green's ff tol Contracts, and all other legal write d promptly prepared. no 12-210. TE ee nan icisniiaeaeaaiieniiaan SY REGSCurEs AND SPERKSCOPIC ©) VIEW S—A new and excollent assortment just rese:ved by PRANKLIN PHILP, Bookseiler, 32 Penn. avenue. ants hatwaean Sth and loth ate, NM INCE MEAT! rf MINCE MRAT!! poly of excellent Mince Mest forsale G & RURCHELL. Corner 15th wt. and Vermont avenue. G GU, Gy, to, to, to tod get your Pi i FLLIS, ELLIS, ELLs, HF? LESSONS—EX TRAORDINARY 1! Parties i Hanxr at manufacturers’ Es at the , Mesicar Rerosirony. Prof. eCaeniel holds forth the of half SCimanlar its eromeaane Lecresend te asain i to the method of de Tatan dente ee Senseatonee te 1LJ™ Read other advertisements 1 paper. 2-tf Corser lith st. Bvenue. Myesicat EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY. who want to purchase a superior Piano slags wreticeciest ioe ot Dame an a 8", iret now in tie rote wo which is decidediy the idered bre pe pee pmo - Mason, Woilenhaupt many others, to be the est instrument, thi et toned, (though last ot least) the most durable mos in the w Wing & list of near ONK THOUSAND namesas j= eace to their celebrity. Sold at prices iy et and street A than anywhere else in the cit Npodtl PROP. DaCG:NIEL, Sole Agent. Bw Musical Rerositoxy, corner Tita E HARP. Tue KEN OF ALL INSTRUMEN Parti ing to learn the Harp, but not ba’ one, be allowed the privilege of the f for daily practise without charge, at ti MusicaL Rgrository mi ing immediate ar- ements with Por. . DeCaryizt fora rough and proper course of instructson, includ- ier Boeken age rated Baw Bast obra GEs. Terms r er: pay no more. Eos AS . Irs from $i 10 $200, war- Hau? Staines for 95.75. Everything inthe music e. i eiaxos, Harps, Guitars, &c., &c., for sale and e "Musical Repository corner 11th st. and Pa.av. no 20-tf ARLOR FURNITURE, Paren-HaNeines and UrrotstEry eee The subscer: bers keep on hand and make to order styles of CABINET and PARLOK pei EN ea Oc! f 2 sy be jor ‘assortmer of PAPER: HANG NGS, jordors and Shades, Paper Hung In the best manner. Carpets Cut, le, and Put Down o: short notice. Furniture Repaired and Varnis! Sieepy-Holiow Arm Chairs from 912 to $20 each. Enameled Co unges as low as $5. A oall is respectfully solicited from persons fur- nishing their houses, as we can and do sell furniture of our own }» 28 low. if not lower. than the regng tapos work (not city make,)can be bought m . atin this OY. S87. K. PLANT & CO. Paper Hangers, Upholsterers, and ‘anufacturers of Furniture, 350 _D street. between 9th and loth, oc 1.3m PHENS & CO.., wet ais ‘No s2 par Avenue, , YOUTHS’ READY-MADE Bose AND CLOTHING, - For ators and itd whe & en te ans wishin nis: Ptr bene I ‘School and Goilege Outfits for the coming season, &re invited to examine our ree TOYS CLOTHING, where they oan fit out their ghildren'of all sizes, 1p with every description o! i oe Clcnene Of substantial ani durable feuality No WALL STEPHENS & CO. au 25-tf No. $2 Pa. av.. bet. Sth and i0th sts. ‘ JOHN McKENNEY, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, Nogyny oe R Ab STi AND GENERA GENT. Titles sear Deeds, fie The ocolleo- tion of Rents, Accounts, orany business intrusted to him will meet with prompt and careful attention. Office—No 52 Seventh street, opposite Natiora] Intelligencer office. nos-tf_ LOTHING AT REDUCED PRICE A Kare Upportunity for Bargains. Having opened an establishment in New York city, No. 19% Duane street. forthe exclusive pur- se of manufacturing our own stock in future, we Pave determined to sei! off, for the next six weeks. our present stock of Ready Made Clothing now in store. at grentiy reduced prices, for cash only, te make room for an entire new stock. We therefore shai! offer inducements to oash pur- ohasers Lever witnessod m thiscity. Our objeot is to now sell and toask an early call, that purchasere may have the benefit of making their selections from one of the largest and most fashionable stocker of Ready Made Clothing to he found this side of New ork. ALL, STEPHENS & CO., Pennsylvania avenu: se 2-tf between 9th aud loth streets. STA '—CHRISTMAS!! EE RORSTED AND TOY STORE. nd Hngiieh TOYS and FANCY GOOUM salute aN . Bal! Mt Pech @ now exhibited at for Christmas presents, my sore. - Aiso. every variety of Knitting Sontags: all sizes of Chilsren’s Hoods, Legings, Siseves, M ete. Also.s grest assor'mect of Tapestry and Read Work,an broidery of every descriptic: jou- bie. su es : noe apentry eetiand Wool, Yarn, &c., constantly on ban Yarns £0 Kept constant or UPPERT, No, 5223 7:h street, opposite delé2w Intelligencer Office. x CLOTHING MADE TO GZENTLEMEN’S (CLOTHING . WALL, STEPHENS, & CO. respectfully in- vite the attention of gentlemen to their present large and very desirable assortment of fine CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. Velve:, Silk, and Sat in VESTINGS, embracing &!! grade, colors, and styles of fashionable materials adipted to men’s wear, which they will make to order, in the best style of workma) and finish, at prices much Obenper than the usual city rates Constantly on hand one of the largest-ssortments of Beto MAL CLOTHING for men anc boys to found in this cit: i“ WALL, STEPHENS & CO., oo% 322 Pa av. between 9th and j0th streets, CARRIAGES, i HE Subscriber having made additions to his Factory, making it now one of the largest, in the District, where his facilities for' pesetaning all kinds of CAR- RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be s passed, and from his long experience in the bu: ness, he hopes to give goneral satisfnction. All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept op *Ail' REPAIRS neatly done,and tll orders prompt- ly attended to, zi Second-hand i taken in ex eo for new enon ane Carriage EE Sedov a0-tf corner of idth and E sts SHALL! BUY FOR A CHRISTMAS wat aes NT? A more suitahle memento you cannot purchase ‘ban f FUR: | 1am selling— ock Mai for 5, uperior 3, Capes,$10 to $12, h, Zi2to Fis, ones a o. Capes, $15 to $25, 3 Chinohilli, $10, Hits tomatshel Ig she ie above. aoe oan eae ne OS TINEMETZ, 226 Pa. ave . bet. *2th and 13th and detS "bet. Willards’and Kirkwoode’ Hotels, > LE BALSAM, YRsEtant FRAGRANT HAIR WASH. For beantifyicg ard preserving the HAIR. posse in Lporinpoelitinag a cis refreshing quatiti feaiso remeven DANDRUFF and DISHAS OF THE SKIN, enving life and vigor to the hair hitherto unattainable. Manufactured and sold, al tat), bh wl OHN A GIBBS, Willards’ Hotel, and _ No. 202 Pa, avenue, Washington, D.C, Read Certificates of Prac ne Physicians, mare of which can te given, [ have for some time t used the Vegetable Balsam, or Fragrant isin We he made by Mr. John H_ Gibbs, of this city, and have found it an excel- lent prep*ration for keeping the sca'p entirely clean, and thereby eto | Promoting the growth of the ao an instance falling under my notice it was applied to arrest the falling off of the hair after a p otrected feverfand with entira euces: It sneumbered with those heavy exsenti ps Legit aye Sons jeoareons ont awe bulbs from which the tissue derives its nutrimen' BAM’L A. STORROW, M. D. Washixgton, D. C.. December 15th, 1855, Cutrzrenr Covat Hou Ihave uxed the Hair Wa: jeby Mr. John H. Gibbs, of Washington, D.C, in a case in which the hair had been much infured by @ protracted fever, and found it higkly useful in promoting the growth of the hair; and subsequent use of the Wash im- proved both its textureand appearance. The scurfy condition of the scalp, on which tho joss of hair de- ly removed by repeated applica- WM. M. THOMPSON, M. D. GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS as A have purchased from the agsignoss of s largean first-class Jeweiry Establishment in New York, fine stock of choice Diamond, Coral, Cameo, Lava, id other rich Goid Jeweiry; Gold and Silver tohes; Lockets, Spectacies, 'Thimbles, &e ; and as I wish to dispose of them ina short time, 1 wil! give my customers & chance to buy some of the best 8 8t lower prices than the same quality has ever en sold for in this city. I shall run them of very fast, Lesher pa ere wi ne parensee grist bar- ins will please oaill soon a! . no H. O. HOOD. OND E L. SIM : . (Later ory New Yorx Citr,) EDGE TOOL pees, ort! m it Northenat corner 9 etrect a and th street west, kinds of Edge Tools, cutters’ Tools. Mull RA Novomber 13, 1858. mad. cluding Masone Pras mada and repaired. ——————— Pearce LIFE PRESERVING VEST, Patented October 1858. J. 6, STEPHENS, Dealer in Fins Clothing and Articles, No. 570 Penn. avenue, Washington and vicinity for the sale of this high! celebrated LIFE PRESERVING VEST. eat! no 6- 494 ELEVENTH STREET between Pa, avenue and EB street, Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, &o., uphoistered, covered and recovered. Shad: Sob ge ta (new and old) cut, made, end it down, Har ‘and Spring Mattressce made or ren - H. MITCHELL, a 494 11th street. otel, 1a the exclusive azent of and see them. tl NEW UPHOLSTERY. 8. Wi dow Curtains, Drapery, &o., cut, remade, 2 t d. varnished, &. SREAKING QF PRESENTS—what better than fou, Violinns hasaier Mela Galiva, tings toes ny Is Ls, }C, Nh, vera Stools?—at OBN F. ELLIS Me ls 906 Pa. avenne, near l0th street, lo 16. ___ 906 Pa. aupane, near 1th street, Bae sate er +E (for prt se ait Gi put up in cares ex iy for i &rea beautiful pro-ent to a. BAN D>’ Galery Pa.ave,, bet, éth and sth ate, Lita, ‘eon Sth 10th ! Eivsies {ates Je A FICIAL. x OF Taxasvry Bomber Thin ia,t SxaLep PRrorosacs wi!l be recerved at this De- partment until 12 o’olock, noon, of Monday, the th of Jaguery next, for tem millions of stock of the United States to be issued under the act ofalsth June, 1858. \Seid stock will be reimbursabie in fif- teen years fom the ist of January next, and bear interest at fiye per centum per annum, payabie eomi- Annually on the first days of Janwary and July of each year. No bid will be received below par, and none for &ny fraction of one thousand coliars. No bid will be considered unless one per centum of the amount is deposited, subject to the order of the ofthe Treasury, with a depositary of the United ‘States, whose certificate of the same must acoom- pany the bid. In all cases the bids must be uaccn- ditional, and without reference to bids of others, Sad must state the premtum cffered therein, The sealed proposals should bs endorsed on the outside of the envelope, * Proposals for Loan of 1838,” and be addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury. Washington, D.C. Thesums which may be accepted from any bidder wiil be required to be paid to the depository of the United States nearest to hia residence, cr indicated as most convenient by him. Should bids beaccepted from parties not residing within the United States, they wil be re- quired to deposit the principal and premium with theessistsnt treasurers at Boston, New York,Phil- ade'phia, cr New Orleaue. Certificates of stock for sums of one thousand dol- Isra each, payable to the successful bidders or bear - er, with coupons of semi-arnual interest from the Ist of July next. also payable to bearer, attached thereto, will be issued for the amount of the ae- cepted bids upon the certificates of deposit to the oredit of the Treasurer of the United States with the deposita-ies of the United States. The stock will in all cases boar interest from the date of such deposit. The interest from that date to the Ist of July next will be paid to the successful bidder or his attorney by the depositary where the deposit was made. Successful bidders will be required to deposit the p ine pal and premiim cf their accepted bids on or before the I5thof March next. The preiiminary de- posit of one per cent. will be immediately directed to be returned to the ucsuccessful biddere. HOWELL COBB, de 18-lawt2iJan Secretary of the Treasury. Rg AY! G AND DASE Le LADIES: SALOON. C. GAUTIER would respecrfu:ly inform his pa rous and the pablic that he will introduos, for the first timeat hie estabishment, N: avenue, be woen !2th and i3th streets. a rich and variedassortm:rt of FRENCH FANCY GOODE, saperior to any thing of the kind ever before in the city, manufactured by the firet houses in Paris to oe eo es and expressly for C! Now B-aut 7 joxes of leather, Kies Carved Gak Bases mente Jewelry Boxes, Velvet Boxes, —— emmy | Boxes ‘saucy Bonbonieres of every description, Sheil and Pearl Baskets, with fine steel ornaments, Corbeille’s Moissonenes, Rust'ques, Pom: ur jets, ‘rintanieres. Fancy ets, Poches de Fantasie, with fine engravings, A large asso tment of Cornuc pias, Fancy Toys, and Ornaments for Christmas trees. de 16-eo2w A CLosine OUI-—CHEAP FOR CASH. From the Philadelphia and New York Auctions. LADL ng DRESS GOUDS, Ladies’ Rich Bayadere Stripe, Plaid, and Plain Silks, Rich Poulte de Cheveres and Travers Cloth, Robe Aquiile Delaines, Satin Strip-d Robes, — Rich Figured and Plain all wool Delaines, Scarlet, Bins, Pink and Crimson Opera Cloth, French Mer.nos at 70 cents. Rich Silk P.aid Vale-cias and Merinos, Superior Mousse!ine Deiaines at 1234 cents, Rich Bayadeve Striped, Pisid and Figured French Chintzes at 25 cauts, worth 37, Shaw: Bordering. Velvet Trimin; New and rich styie round, bor im s and Fringes, ered and square witha large stock of Fall and Winter joods, at low gmat te al customers. No. 234 Ps. aven: _de 16-e0St — ene es TEA, &. COM Tob tas tie Com ee, nr pockets Java Coffee, ‘30 bags do. do, 75 b xes fresh Ground Coffee, ped ohests fresh jozen Yeast Just received and for de 13 eoét Tea, 180 189 ‘owders. 8 ind URRAY & SEMMES._ CHINA, GLASS, &e. te Browns’ Hotel. T. PURCELL & SON have just rted, ship Gibraitar, from Liverpool direot. and ccaner her sources one hundred and fifty pack ages of the ab ove art of the best quaity te Granite and Toilet Chios Vases. Chins Motto Coffees and Saucers. ‘Tea Sete and Bohemian Butiers and Cove: C n aud Pressed Glass of al, bata, and Britannia Table, Teaard Des- Bert —— and Fo. ks, Coffee and Tea S arate, Casi Batter Knives, Ladies. &c. Ivory -nandled and other Knives and Forks. in sets of5! pieces, or separate, Girzeto es, Coal Vil, Etherial and Lard Lamps and Urns, Hal! Lamps and Laotorns ortiment of common goods, suita! for retail groceries, a:] of whioh will be sold, whole- sale and retail. as low as the very loweat. Kirst quality Stone Ware @ factory prices. Goode will pe seretaily packed and sent to any part of the oity free of charge. : A call trom their friends andthe public generally is coleued at No. 3il Pa. avenue, opposite Browas’ THOS PURCELL & 8ON ALE —The undersigned has street, STEAM bed A very fine foot of 7th street, a portabe ENGID nd BOILER. of ten hor Cirou'ar Saw-Mili and Timber Whee! Geo. Page & Co’s manufacture. Th ratusis: good running easobable term: undersigned canbe found at No. 539 ue, Washington, D.C. ABRAM PAYNTER. or with of Ligue »Atail times, | have enzaged Mi Campbell to assist and superintend the house. ‘The Kimme!! House is situated on © street, be tweea 4% and 6th streets. in the immediate vicinit: of the Natioual Hotel aus near the Railroad »F. Bol9 eo2m EK V.CA PURNITURE REPAIRE, F 2 rr) VARNISHED. Sofas, Chairs, &o., re-covered, and in, ur- tiended to by JAMSB WILLIAMS, No" reet, <d floor. “i ure Polish for cleaning and restoring to ginal lustre all articles of Varnished and Polished Furniture, Pinnos, &o., for sale by Bontz & Bro., Odd Fellows’ Hall, or by the subscribes, J, WILLIAMS. 5'2 7th street. FOR RENT.—The third story of the buildi No. 512. 7th street, 24 by 60 feet. se 18-84 W: ¢ 1 FURNITUR H. M. WIGHT takes this metnod of announcirg to hig pumerous patrons and friends that he Las just received, and has constantly on hand, a large and slegent assortment of the latest styles of FURNITURE, suitable for all pur- poses of house-furni hing— ‘Sofas, Whatnots, top Tables, Bureaus. Feather Beds, es, Patent sping Bedsteada, eto. in extensive and beaytifui asgortment of Book-Caggs, Des! evalving Stools And Arm Chairs o whch hew propared to sell wholesale and retail at the iow est chsh pricas, . 1™ Store—No. 57 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. no 30-eolm 0 Sect LNo. 628 ape kn Ak TS We SHEE! MWotice 1 hereby civen that the land off M, otice is her iven ie Office at asha, in the State of Wasoonsin, will, on and iter the loth day of January next, be open to the sale. at private entry and Joeation, of all vacant publiciands embraced in the following cownshies, Which were subjeot to entry and location prior to withdrawal, being lands which had been withdrawn as probably falling within the presoribea limits of selection of the railroad grant to Wiseonsin by aot of Congress approved June S, 1856, but since ascertained not to be within said limits, viz: North of the base line and east of the Sourth sa ncipal meridian. Townships 15, 16,17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24. 25, 28, 27, 2, 23, H, Sl, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, and 38, of thas Given under my hand at the General Land Office, at the city of Washinton, November 17, 1858. THOS. A. HENDRICKS, no 13-law6w Commissioner. —nols-lawéw__"_*_ Commissioner. PSR Rohde ROME SEATALY ALABAMA, r saciid Notice is hereby given that the lard office at E! in the State of Alabama, will. ax of December next. be open to entry location ef al! vacant braced mn the following townships. which were » b- ject toentrs and |-oxtion prior toe withdrawal, being 8 which had been witudrawn as probably fa''ing within the preeoribed limits of selection of the caii- read grent to Alabama, by act of | ress, March 3, 1857, bu: since au ‘hot tobe withs in said limits. viz R, of 1. $5, <6, 27, Towns! paofranse ser sssleatad hs cl Office, Given ai ne Tkbihioxs, vommiaaioner, 00 2 wisw sl Musical ee Soin BURS | op ALPHABETICAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ontaining Cards t-elass Est wa all 6 tacts Ray Susi im the city. AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES. Epwakp F, Siurson, 518 7h st., north of Pa. sv. T a eared Los. arash ery EcTSs. ee Se ek Henini HILTON & Cee ad a TERMSHLE, 8 Lou. av., b. 43% & 6 ate, B. ES. . E. corner Pa. av. & 18th et. Rennes." 2 5 Mh st., bet. D& W. oor. 15th st, & N. ery T. 468 13th st., Pa.ay, ‘ Es, cor . PLACKSMTTH SHOPS. gas C, AnpERsoN, Md av., near foHN DUVALL, G 8 6th & — & f. Mrs. ——- ee ——— av. ig w 2st oorn-r Pa. av. Mr: Mastny, 456 Pa. av., between Sd and 4% ate. re. ‘Torney. 552 Pa. av.. between Ist and 2d sts. perane Drcets- 27 Pa-av-. bet. 10th and llth sts Ms 27h = eOURS AND STAT ERY. BOOr AND SHOE STURES. Ruwow Bunss, tm Pa-av., bet. 45 & oth ate, a Pa. av..south side, bet. 6 & 7 sts. onit’y , 498 78t 7th st. T. Cuarx, Ladies’ Shoe Store, i6 Market T. Creaser, 373 F st..t et, 8th & 9th. BRICKLAYERS. Cuas. 6. Bars \estent range, &o.,) E st.,b. 1I3& 14. BRICK YA! . K. H. Lamesut, cor. NJ. CARPENTERS AND |. W. BARKER, 446 N. “eARRISGE FACTO av. and N st. south. LDER: R. Toor Geconsen ide 6th st . b. Lou. av. Cat LEY & ZLE, expres “dy pata s. Pa.av Rasury Boz. Wr RE, . INA, GLASS Os Tuos Purssit & Son, SM! Pa.av,,bet 6th& thats CLAIM AGENTS. Henry Avprson, 458 15th st., opp. Treasury Dep't. CLOTHING STORES. WALL, Staruens & Co., 322 Pa. av., bet. 9 & 10 sts. Noam Watxer & Co.. Urowns’ Hotel Building, W. Gaston & bet. Sd & 45 sts. rowns’ hotel build’g. C.Gantier, Indies’ ssioon. 25? Pa. av ,b. 12 & 13 sts. Fuc' W aver, ladies’ saloon, Fe one Browns’ Hotel, OMAS POTENTIN!.279 Pa. t 10th & Ith ste, 08. SCHAFFIRLD, 386 6th at.. bet. G & H. 'HIL’a ConPEC’RY,5i8 Pa. ay. Ice Cr: '_Srsinie, 9 south of Capitol, and 406 Ci DENTiIsTs. RK. Hun, 310 Pa.av., bet.9th & 1th Pras D., 385 Pa. av, bet. 9th R. B. Doxatvso: ALY. & x P, 407 Fs ., bet. 6th and 7th sts. DRESS MAKERS. Mrs. Mary A. katon, 484 10th st., near Pa. av. Mad. Lupman. French dress maker, 18 Mkt Space. DRUG STORES GILMAN, 3 Pa_av., noar 7th st, sy tae yl Pa. av,, bet. Sa & 46 ate, p & Bro., 290 V., Cor. Lith st. N.W. cor. 1 and 12th ate, » West End. W. M.Suvstex & Co.,38 Market Sp-oe, b.7 & 8 sta. § . HALL, 373-3 also, Cai As. W.SRARS, 43 J. W. Couter & ¢ A. Goppand, 37 71h A.L. Newton. 521 7th st. four doors north of Pa. av. DYERS AND SCOURERS. W. H. WHearttrr, 383 Pao 42 Jefferson st.t..T. ENGRAVERS. ae Hake, 4 ve rte «& sn ste. » SCHIMMELFENNIG at.; ra EXPRESS OFFIC aca ii ADAMs’, 5i4 Pa. av t. 2d ‘Sd ste. FANCY STORES. STEVENS, 336 Pa. av., bet. 9th & 10th sts. 6 3iBSON, 34 Marke! Speee. bet. &th & 9th ste, E. K. Lunpy. 99 Pa. sv., National hotel buriding. REY f Peccmengn fa — ee ae ~4 rs. D. Jones. mullinery,&c ,3i2 E at., 4 FEED STOKES. : Piper " James A. Wis. 429 7th at. tre Market, ‘FOUNDRIES. a LiH. & G6. FURNI a co! Northern Market. ELLLis & BRo., (iron,) Sth st., near canal, eee Gron,) =. yg 18th et, . SCHNEIDER, (brass,) a RE STOREs. * = ‘s’ Hall. 7th st, - GREEN, 173 Pa. av., bet. 17th and léth ate. MALLWOD, ( upholstery.) 508 7th st. AIR, cor 12& B. sou. Pa.av.; Seoond-band LEMEN'S « BELONGINGS.” vs’, (nats & wardrobe arucies) Browns’ hotel, GREEN HOUS' AND SEED STORES. bid «. HuGuEs,7st. Isl; Florist & Lrg wh ral § OHN SAUL, vurseryinun, Seedsman, &0.,39 7th st. GROCERY STORES Kine & BURCHELL. cor. 15t W-. bavan, 44 Marke! Epwakp Hatt, 40 Mrs ee Ronse & Broturr, Odd Fe! 5 » bet. a James Daty,(variety.)388 L st., bet. 4th & 15th ate P. Waite & Co, N. W. corner iSth and F sts, GUNSMITHS, C. H. Muxcx. 4% 6th st.. south Pa. ay. HAKDWARE AND CUTLERY. HATS, CAPS, AND B.H.Srinemerz 236 Paav,b, Willard’s & Kirk’d’: HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES, i C. W. BoreLer“fron Hall, (general assortment.) ic Recor & Co. 83) 7th et. north Pa. av. WARD, (gen’isa’mt)n.s. Pa av., bet. 10& il. Acis, 49) 7th st, bet. D & E. ( Everything.) Pa av.. bet. i?th and 18th ats. bet. 10th & lith ste, 324 Pa. av. bet. Sth & 1 i. bot. 9th & 16th mee M. W. GaLt& Bro O. Hoop, 333 Va, 8. Lgwis, 2) Pa av., bet. 12th aud 13th sts. - Horva. wstohes and jewelry, 337 and 506 Ps. ay. 4d. Kaur. 480 Pa. av. bet. 3d & ai ate, aie i Lance, Ehronometer: &0., maker. 457 7th st. +» Puompson, Eng’ WAL 5 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. ge sta, Le iv. i fee Govzy, foot of K st. shear Goorgetown, a 5 5 .™N fi '. REAVER Y SeSeLee bares LLISON NatLor, Jp. . Pa. av. and | 5 LOCKSMITHS AND BELL HANGERS, BELL Sebel ek raCtICA!,) 27) Pax. oro’. RR a. plOokIN GL RANcis LAMB. 237 P LUMBER Yarps. "7° 1S st. H.N.& J. W. assy foot D Treo. Mosuex, Biagden’s wh: steam esw mill.) foot of 4th st. east MACHINISTS & ENGINE BUILDERS. Ws. M. Evtis & Brorier, lth st., near the canal. di Mccumrtaxe.8. w — Oth and E ste. TE ALL, oO. bh - MARBLE Wor ang eens Wx. PesuEe ORD. E st, bet. 12& 1 mMAnties, & 0. : a . RUTHERTOR D, tig acos Véiisyer, lath ike MILL RY, &e. Mus. M. L. STassen, 496 8th st., near Pa. av. Mee oH 289 Pa. av., b. 9th & loth sta, Pror. CT Dx Carnie, cor. Pa. av, & lth st Penis pigiag OILS, oar ke, REEL * PAPE WANGtNGb, ee. ™ » Mare between D and E. + S¥~y Det. lth & llth ete » Bi et. Page itor Reveas WG TOGH AFNIC GATT nie and 436 sts, icCLuxs, 36 Pa. av., bet. Sth bx ay th ate. re a c N HINKMAR®. foot PLUubERs AND'GAs ars . * |OMPSON OHN REESE, 4% 6th Le soethor | hae nen NM north of Pa. av. W. and 6th st, Danie HANNAN 8. cor. RTRAIT PAINTERS, J. M. STANLRY. 2783 Pa. av.. bet. 1th & 12th ats, PRINTING OFFICES—(Beok and Jeb.) = a argo 4N Hopps. 121 i4th st., - ‘REAL ESTATE AGENTS on Eth G.T. Jos. C.G. Kexxepy, 470 H 5 it. v. J te, Sth and 10th. Gro. W. Bray. 516 7th st..opp. Nat. Intell. ofhiee, Fox & Vas Hoox. ag 70 F RESTAURANTS. "" Sf Above D. Norton's Young Ladies’ Instit TA CADEMN CE oN ion 4 * 248 'e . ¥ SEWING MACHINES. C.W. Porrien. t SEWING ROOMS. 28 Pa av. B.O. Noves, 5:49th at x factory. STOVES, RANGES, CRATES poe" *) C. Woopwarp.n 8. Pa. a) Wall JAMES SkIRVING, cor. Pa. w. D: Wrviit i Pat av., Bonet ol south TOBACCO AND CIGAR STOREs, H.C. Steers. 506 Pa. av.. bet. ScuMince Heumexe & ( eae SM ste, sbi Pa. ny. TURNING, BRACKET-MAKI NG, &e. WospER Taxes.” oem, . E. HaRvey. 410 7th at., bet.G & H. sGPHOLST ERG Pa. av., bet. 17th ane 18th sts. H. Brav, 254 G street, lath and 18th M. een 10th end lth. wid’ Wibae ‘pees and in edvantages = hee! : = arantied a Gt, Teeth ‘il Cost one-third less than rior im every respect. Call Pennsyivanis avenue. MOseratig Roome snd Residence—an | ~\. -gemioee ‘Tth, four doors from ery * pn ee). se &. R. FINLEY RUN®, DENTIST, wravelonas :;, will ENTISTRY—Dr. jUMAS 0. DD Sics iS Pena: ovenucr seat es Got trer’s.—fixe operations embrace aii the lat est ements, and asic Process he makes whoie or partial sets superior to ft made Uy any other at the prices charged for gold. Specimens test: wale exhibited. ct t for it rene i a He is the only we 4 but tot! a AA rest cleanest, strong: fod moe jo denture t art can prodece, the M Piate will be more fully warranted. Rooms in this city, 336 Penn. avenue, between oth and loth streets ; also, 977 Arok street, Paiisdeipnia, se 2i-ly D DENTISTRY. R. STcoPHEN BAILY, Tairrexste Street, Orricz No. Doors & Pennsylvania Acenw the larg nents, and creat variety of diffiou!t oases that he treated evocessfully. wiii enable him to surmount any dificutty, seentiic or otherwise, re ating to the Teeth. Hy ence confirming the opinion of gS the fession, and especially Dra. Harris end J. + bas ied him, long since, te discard te. is the Only the mouth, as American tam Denta: Convention. Although he flatters himself from his long resi- dence and practice in Washington he is favorably patrons, he begs Known to his numerous friends and leave to refer them to the following Ee NIALS. Brom the late re the Church of Epiphany, is city: Dx. Starren Bait: Dear Sir—I dasino to ‘Well ce- W. FRENCH. From ome of the oldest firms im Baltimore— Yours very trui: ‘ashington, Aug. 23, 1656, J. Messrs. Boggs, Cotman § Co Having employed Dr. Stephen Baily, Sargeon Dentist, of Washington city, to execute for me an important and difficult piece of work, w! he did to my entire satisfaction, and in view of the fact that one of the most distinguished members of the Den- tal College of Baltimore tailed. after repeated tria.s, to perform the same work satisfactorily vesme reat gieasure to express my eutire confidence aud ‘h estimation of his professional sk:!'. amore, Jan. 12,1857. HARMANN BOGGS, Eztract from U. S. Senate, Aug. 19. 1856, The teeth you made for me work adentrably ; no- ins coal Debate. Oak We CLETTON. To thone ereking relief from the maladies of the teeth, f oan c..cerivily secommend Dr. S. Baily asa ee a myself, and work has aif’ twod weil for more than ten years. ROBE NIXON, April 19, 1856, Va. Conf, rok South. ‘We, the undersigned, having had occasion toavai Seeives ot = aa skill of ~ aS Baily, eon Dent 1S City. or bv! santo! his operations onour ree oF friends, take Pleasure in expressing our sdmuration of bis artatio ekill, as well as the uniformiy sptistactors: mxuper 4n which be performs the most delictte and difficult operations mr a Surg aad wp respectfu!) ym to the en0e and patronage o! of which we consider him eminently owas U. WaLtam, Architect U.S. Capite! - Mitisr, M. D., of Wash orion D- é . BER, M.D. of Georgetown, D. Linco: .. of Washingt D. os H. Braviey, of Washington, D.C. ek Wanros, b:x-Governor of Florida. ALTER Lenox. Ex pezor of Washington. gay Batowin, U.S Fs tent Office aes . Wisut, Prinoipal Ritteahouse Academy, WHISKEY iA WEIS TE undersigned offer for sale the above brand of hne Rye W hiske tion. in barrels and haif he the Whisk wn so favorably the the past eight yeare. will alwayr be kep former high standard. and porchasers and coms oan rel: being waliy of path for y upon its P. lied under our own oa! deletorioax re 8K:0s BL Objectionsdie. f th nore and other ty direct, b PSON. Phenix Distillery, south Front st., Philadelphia; in reet. oe & a OGANY, WALN ROSEWOOD AND OTRER FURNITURE. at Private Sate. ubecriber bsving completed his assortment at Furniture. would r felty 2 Invite the citizens of Washing - tou, and the public, to oni! and examine bis stock for them- 8e!ves. consis! Fine Mahogany, W ‘alnut, Cherry, and other Ward Fine Mshorany, Walnut, Ceerry, and other Betstonde. ~ —e Fine Wainutand Kosewood Etrgeres, Ladies’ Cab- Fine Mahoeasy and Walnvt Sofas and Ch An a an ore. F soft Oak Marbie top and Otuer Cottage Chasm Fine Man. and Walnut ter & mew nat Dressing and Fine y and other Chairs of every deserip- tion. Fine Marble top, Centre, Soin, snd other Tables, my ad Crockery Wwe, Looking My POR? 16 to gel) RB chow, ee in Washingtos, sad on ax fave iT IReecil that po person wi will be Gusapposated a A. GREEN, Bu ls-1§ . _N« Sao 7th etreae QUSsTION —Why do the public from al o 0 to WOUD- La Ey ‘GALLE Cy for Fortrait ? way other person 2 terms; andi ing to purchase ab they give me a cali. — . he has met witt., and hopes very Support pd attention to his Sesianen: ta nt &® oon tapageg gf ther petronag: ; ©. W. wishes to inform the pablic that he hes well erent, improvement “tig Galiere. whioh 1 . © ¥ ent of C latest designs, for Christone presents. a Cc. WOODLEY, near Wiliard “DUCED PRIC ‘rom this date I shnl! t 4 for _ than suelo A A he ‘Ant MBRotD :NNES snomtionsaals DRE K 100 to [S8-MAKING, the intest French styles, and at the spertest ret Jom Hinks _ ret TO LOVERS 0 VENISON, RENTER. on © ntrect. rear «| wre’ = just received fine VENISON kried taste o! es — Game, ers. fi C.—that this or other markets can afford. ih Fish, 008 NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPU=ITES. ONEY se LOAN en STOCK SEEVRITIE" tes ORY SE BROWRERS, BANKERS. J eikecsinndg AND EY EGLASSE Sssoriment of tre Bhe ve iver, fi and Hors = BENKEN Ta-evenee, a Letween Shand 10Ub sta,