Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1859, Page 3

STAR PUBLISHES THR LISTS oF LETTERS REMAINING tx THe Waseinetos Ciry Post Oprice vxpeR TRzZ PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED I” THR HEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION WITHIN THR DELIVERY OF THE OFFICE. Its TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 18 MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED i= tae District or Corumara. Tur American Cotonization Socizty— ‘The regular annual meeting of this Society took place last evening at the Smithsonian Institnte ‘The meeting baving been called to order by the President of the Soc » the proceedi: were commenced by an pp le prayer by ‘the Rev. Joba Orcutt, of Conn. ‘The Secretary of the So- ciety, the Rev RR. Gurley, then read some extracts from the last Annual Report, a synopsis of which we gave yesterday. The Secretary sccompanied these extracts with a few pertinent and eloquent remarks. He alluded, in glowing terms, to the distinguished services which the late Charles Fenton Mercer, of Virginia, had rendered the cause of colonization. He said that this Society always bad. and still had its oppo- nents, but that opposition could now do no harm, for the Republic of Liberia was already founded, and the Divine work of colonizing and Christianizing Africa had become a fixed fact, hich no buman opposition could impede. The reading from the report was followed by the great feature of the evening. an interesting and —— address by the President of the Society, Hon. J. H. B. Latrobe, of Baltimore It was the unanimous verdict of the large and in- telligemt audience that this was one of the most Drilliant «nd successful oratorical efiorts thet bas ever transpired in this city in any place or on any Occasion. Forty-two years ago, he said, Rev. Robert Finley, of New Jersey, originated the idea of establishing a colony for such free negroes as might choose to emigrate. The Colonization Society was organized te carry out that desiga. Success had crowned its labors, and Liberia, containing within itseif all the elements of polit- ical and soctul strength, was slowly developing adistinct and independent nationality. It wax now in a condition to stand alone, deriving its power not merely from the emigrants, but from the natives who were daily floc ing to the new and prosperous State. While the people of L.i- beria numbered nearly half « million, the emt- grants and their descendants constituted scarcely twelve thousand souls. The society relied for its suecess upon one of the most common im- pulses of our common nature—the desire of bet- teriag our condition. it was their hope that, acting under this universal impulse, the whole free colored population of the Union would ul- timately seek its home and the Proper field for its energies on the coast of Africa. They would go there erly, at their own expense; and com- merce, which owed a debt to the race for baving first removed them, would discharge that d-bt by affording the means of their return. There are upon this continent two races—the white and thecolored. The latter, which for- merly consisted wholly of siaves, is now subdi- vided into slaves and freedmen. The slaves are, &s a class, happy and well provided for; the freed- men, socially and politically degraded, and placed in an unequal competition Inall their pur- suits with the whites, are every year becoming more deserving the consideration of the states- man and philanthropist. The cause of this grow- ing inferiority is to be found in the continually increasing agyregate of our population. It is but a repetition ef the history of the Moors and the Spaniards; and the problem is once more bel tried, whether two races which ean never amal- gamate in marriage can exist together on the same soil. Time will answer no. In the struggle of life. the frre negroes, if they remain, must sink lower and lower, until ultimately crushed. Where, then, shall they go? Wiiltheyseek some other clime where they sball again become the Lewers of wood and the drawers of water ? No; they will slowly, at first, but steadily turn to the land where alone their stations will be equal, and their merits be the measure of their reward. In many of our States we see them already seeking strength in combination and united effort, but there this spirit of combination will serve to bolld up and strengthen their national wer ‘There is even now 2 restlessness among the free blacks of our country, which manifests itself in various ways, but which will ultimately result in the desired exodus. Mr. Latrobe closed with a feeling and eloquent expression of their de- pendence for the accomplishment of the great work upon the goodness of that All-wise God who had so far prospered their toils and endeav- ors. Oa motion, a copy of the addvess was solicited for publication, after whicb, the meeting ad- journed to meetin the same place at noon to- morrow. Portes Caske —Before Justice Williams — Wilson Pool, for cursing and s rearing in the streets, Wes fied $1 and 93 cents costs. Joba @ King was found drunk and disorderly ta che streets, and Insuited Mr. Lioyd in the pub- lic streets; fined $5 and 91 cents costs Josiah Giddings, from the country, was caught driving bis borse and wagon over the Corpora- tion sidewalks contrary to a certain penal ordi- nance He was tined $2 and % cents costs Herman Conrody went into 4 Duteb tavern in 8 condition of excessive intoxication, and, find- ing @ poor man there, compelled bim to stand treat to the extent of ‘4 five-cent whisky,” much agsiast ihat individual’s will Conrody then drew forth a huge “s!uny shot,” which he bian- @isbed aboot in such an artistic manner as to drive forth all who were present into the streets ior safety. Complaint being made before Justice Vi officers were despatched in pursuit of veut. and shortly found him still in f bis usurped quarters, from whence be was ma‘ched before his Worsbip, who fined him $20 ard ‘4 cents for his little outburst of ‘aed im Bridget Fitz was accused Ly Bridget Mc Quin of stealiag sundry articles of clothing. She was examined and dismisxed John Sheub and Joha with stealing wood from the farm cf John A. Smith, Esq Meader is the man who was charged # short time since with stealing geese and cut- ting their heads off with a hatchet, and got clear; or, in the expressive language of the prosecuting witness tn thit case, he was the man “what make’d the geeses Leads off mit der hetchet ”? ‘The case was examined, and the larceny so fur proved as to warrant the commitment of the prisoners to the county jail for their appearance at the Criminal Court One Joseph West was accused of stealing a ebicken. The examination elicited the fact that West’s chicken yot inte bis neighbor's coop, and the neighbor's chicken got into West’s coop ‘The neizbbor agreed with West that it should be aswap; but afterwards West saw bis late property in the street and caught it. The neiyb- Lor thea Lad West up for larceny. The case was compromised by the parties each agreeing to take possession of his own bird. Meader were charged Tux Piccotomist Coxcert.—The Baltimore and Philadel puia folks are just now taking their turn of the Piccolomini fever, and Washington, too, is getting badly infected, as witness the rush to Metzerott’s next door for seats for the coming concert. Pice rind is a petite, plump, handsome bru- nettle, about twenty-two years of age, and bas the attractions of engag manners, delicious Yo.ce, amazing execution, and accomplished act. She ts said to be of a noble Tuscan family, and that goes for something in this republican coustry where we are tatber partial to nobility. Her career oa the stage dates back only some five or six years, three of which have been Spent tu Loadou, where she was the Tage, quite as mueb so for atime, as was Jenny Lind there fer greatest part is said to be that of Violetta, in La Traviata Among the romantic Incidents of her history, is the fact that an Eaglish nobleman was so fa>- cluated by ber charms of person and mauner, that be ofi-red her bis band, which she was on the point of accepting, but on bis Jntimating that he should expect Ler to relinguish ber pro- fession, she promptly rejected the offer, saying that the had sooner be « great artist than the first jady inthe land. In short, her career has been one steady triumpb, and has, perhaps, not yet reached its culmination We shail be surprised if the concert to-morrow night is not the most brilliant musical occasion koown in this city since the advent of Jeuny Liad. eux Court —Yesterday, Bernard Roelk- er, Esq , of New York,, and C. Gibson, Esq , of Missour!, were admitted attorueys aud counsel- tors of this court Ne 25. Jobn T Mason, plaiatif’ ir error, vs Jo-eph C. Gambie etal In error to the circuit court of the United States for the district of Ma fyland. Mr. Cinief Justice Tancy delivered the opinion of the court, dismissing this cause for the want of } diction No. 4% ‘The United States appellants, vs Na- thaniel Bossett Toe argument of this cause was continued by Mr VF Howard for the appellee, nd concluded by Mr Hull for (he appeltants No. 43 Heury Hill, plaintiff in error, vs Ca feb B Smithetal Tuis cause was submitted sideration of the court on the record aed printed argument by Mr O H Smith for toe plaintif ia essor, Adjourned Scericton oF Larceny —Yesterday, Officers Beitzet and Gill arrested Julia Clark and Robert Smith, both colored, on suspicion of having stolen a gold watch, the property of Miss Baker, the Ulind lecturer. The girl was sent to jail for farther bearing and the boy was dismissed by Justice Donn. The act was commitied in the boarding-house of Mrs. Cudlip, where the lady is stopping, and the accused were servants in the bouse watch may be easily identified Leaving beea made expressly for Miss Baker with raised figures, so that (bey could be distinguished by the touch. Tur Rooxs of the Art Association, over Sib- ley & Guy’s, were brilliant indeed last night, in view both of pictures and visitors; for the as- semblage embraced more persons of eminence in various walks of life, more brilliant conversa- tionalists, more pretty women—last but not least by any manner of means—iban any gathering of the same number we have lately seen. The care- fully ari shows that the collec- tion of paintings numbers 196; remade and engravings, 18; and ten specimens of re. No less than ninety are represented. Washington has no reason to blush, when pre- senting the names of McLeod, Cranch, Baum- ras, H K. Brown, Harley, Heine, Lapman, Horatio Stone, J. Walker, W.D. Washingwn’ and Edwin White. We think the managers have done a wise thing in eas tape Price of season tickets from one dollar to fifty cents, thus placing the opportunity of studying the merits of this fine collection within the reach of all. Tne schools of the city, we hear, are to have similar privileges ex- tended to them as they had at the last exhibition. Tux Sunrnise Pa RTY—comprising some twen_ ty odd couples of lads and jassies, headed by Messrs. G@. W. Harvey, L. H Henry, and R F. pee A the committee—which dropped in at No Vermont avenue, about 8 o'clock last night, hed a merry time of it. To the fine music of Fieet’s band, bounding feet beat time in quad- rille, polka, and scottixche, until the announce- ment of supper at 12 o’clock, when music gave place to rattling steel around a table filied with viands that would have pleased a gourmand. ‘The victorious charge having satisfied the assail- ing party, they returned to the parlors, “Aud all went merry as a marriage bell,’’ until the fleeting hours told of the near approach of dawn, whea they separated, much pleased with the night’s enjoyments AL™Most an Escape —Yesterday afternoon, as Officers King and Duffy were taking the three Pickpockets, John and Thomas Smith, and Da- vid Van Pelt from the Jail to the Penitentiary, ‘Thomas Smith bolted through the hack window and made off over the commons, at a great speed, which promised to end in his getting clear. Of ficer Duffy made chase after him, firing his re volver several times; and an animated foot race ensued, for some distance, when, luckily tor the officer, Smith stumbled and fell to the ground; and, before he could recover, he was captured and marched back to his companions, and short- ly after be was introduced to bis new quarters inside the Penitentiary walls. Case UNvER THE Buitpino Recutations — The buiiding regulations make it a penal of- fence for any frame or wooden building to be erected within twenty-four feet of any stone or brick building. Mr. John Frazer, of the First Ward, was fined xome weeks ago for violating this regulation; and yesterday he was fined $30 and costs for failing to remove the same, the law inflicting a fine of five dollars for every week it remains in the tlicgal position. He having per- mitted it to remain six weeks his fine amounted to thirty dollars. The case was tried before Jus- tice Clark It is probable that upon the imme- diate removal of the building the Council will remit the fine. ‘Tue TaratRe.—John Brougham’s great origi- nal, aboriginal, erratic, operatic, semi-civilized, and demi-savage extravaganza of Pocahontas was pretty well performed last night, and to- night, on its repetition, when the actors will have had opportunity to perfect themselves in their parts, we shall expect it to ran off with all eclat. I: is wonderfally rich in humor, as most things from the pen of John Brongbam are apt to be, and even with all the hitches in its per- formance on last alybt elicited continuous shouts of laughter. To-night, a great bil! ! Tas Rush oF ArgivaLs —The book keepers and managers of the principal hotels were kept actively engaged all yesterday until a late hour in the night, by the unexpecied rush of guests. At some of the houses there was not a room to be bad after 9 o’clock, and many were sent to vations boarding-houses to be accommodated. The lists ef arrivals are very lengthy to-day, and exhibit the names of persons from every section of the country. Most of these, however, will leave for cities North and South immedi- ately, and the hotels wili be ready to accommo- date as many more. ASSAULT and Batreny.—VYesterday, August Nolti was arrested by officers Norwood and Handy for an assault and battery on his own daughter, while walking tn the street. Nolti was taken before Justice Doun, and, after an examination, was beld to sec ity for peace. fis dang bter’s pleading for bis release probably saved hima trip to the Criminal Court. ‘The same ofticers also arrested Chas Lancas- ter for an assault and battery on John Milstead. Justice Donn beld bim to bail for Court. Ham™acx is again in the fleld with a stock of things good for the stomach, a mere look at which will prove sufficient toset a genuine gour- met balf crazy with delight. Such [dowel partridges, fat venison, melting canvas back<, lump oysters, choice seyars, and that never-to- forgotten overcoat brandy, as he now has ready for all who may favor his establishment with a call, take the snine off ang bt in tne same line to be found even at Deimonico’s in these times Court or Craims — Yesterday, Emory F. War- ren, Esq , of Fredonia, New York, was appointed aS commissioner to take testimony. Petition of Woodbury and Foster agt. The United States. Mr Rockwell opened the argu- ment of this case tn bebalf of the claimants. Mr Gillet, United States Solicitor, replied. Mr Rockwell concluded, and the case was sub- mitted, when the Court adjourned. Reat Estate —Yesterday, the following de- scribed property was sold by McGuire & Co., auctioneers: Lot 2, square 515, to Edward Cal- vert for 19¢_ per foot. Western part of lot No. 5, in square 378, (on D street between Ninth and Tenth.) with the improvements, to William F. Bayly for $7,0W. Gavety —Large and delightful parties came off last night at the hospitable residences of Sec- retary Cass and the Hon Horace F. Clark, at- tended by nearly ail the fashionable and notable persons of both sexes now in the Federal Me- bev, pram We hear that both were exceedingly brilliant and delightful entertainments. Warcu Returss —The trial docket this morn- ing exhibited the name of Chas. Bruce, arrested for being drunk and disorderly. He was ordered to pay a fine and costs of $3 50 Tue Foctat Crus give their second grand co- tillon party in Thorn’s Building, Seventh street, to-night. See advertisement. We wave received (too late for to-day's paper) 4 communication in reply to “ A Member of the Bar.” It will appear to-morrow. Tue Catminat Covgt hasadjourned to Thurs- day next, at 10 o'clock a m Wasuinoron, D C., Jan 18, 1359. AT A MEETING of the Medical Faculty of Georgetown College. D C., the following pre- = and resolutions were unanimously dap: ted: Whereas, the Faculty ef the Medical Depart- ment of Georgetown College, since the institu- tion of the same, have sedulously endeavored xo to disebarge the duties entrusted to them as to elevate the profession to which they belong, and render the institution over which they preside, acceptable to the community in whict it is lo- cated, by 8 delicate regard for their feelings and by inculcating a rigid observance of such regu- lations as will secure that end And whereas, some evil disposed persons,with the malicious and wicked intent of lnjaring this fastitution in the estimation of the public, did, on Saturday night, Jan 15. expose the 1emains of a buman being partially dissected, at the front door of said Institution, on one of the most public streetsin this city; which wicked and malicious act was well calculated to outrage the feelings of our citizens and to degrade the Insti- tation And, whereas, as the Faculty of this institu- tion, declare to the public that the said remains did not belong to said institution, nor were they ever used or possessed by this College for any Purpose whatever, but that the same was brought and deposited there, as they believe, for the evil Purpose aforesaid : Therefore be it— Kesolved, That this College will give a re- ward of fifty dollars for the arrest and convic- tion of the party parties who perpetrated the eforementioned act [S.ates } It Lipgary Room oy tHe NL. F.Co ,? January 17th, 1859 5 At a meeting of the Northe:n Liberties Fire Company, beid on the above date, the following < filcers were elected for the year 1-59: President, James Ward; Vice President, H. B Curtis, Sec- retary, S Culverwell; Treasurer, Tar- tin; Captain of Engine, C Chew; ptain of Hose, T. J Dawson Td SenareC ra. Jan. 17, The Pre —_ Othoer. in anes of ti rs in the Keporter the number. of counts wek-6 lery. the soe Sonpeape = 3 juitabie mode of determining to the Seats may be assigned. j18-2t us Pain, Geese at Sener Tt streets, Scents por = los Cream and Water lees jetta Sn oe exceed te the af foctions ensing frome tw prepared eat care And as its ponent are posts dee ce able, itis free fromthe epliy 80 often Against preparations of the kind. The Bitters may be used with confidence ‘Avamedies! agent Then eee no flavor and hea thfal effects have wade ita favorite. It is free fr I! properties siege terrace greet onee 2 1 and e ent. A used the Bitters attest its virtues and commend it to use. i ly. ee anle by Prussiste and deniers generally, ev Hostetter & a Mi he ja.19 eost No.3 W terand 28 ‘ront streets, DIED, On the 18th instant, at 10 o’o'ock 8. m., afters few dase" il ARISSA DULANEY, the eldest dasthter of Caleb aed dun [ates deck ate ol e. ‘esidence of her father, ©. Duia- of the family are respectfully in- LOST AND FOUND. 9S Ti!—f, OST !!!—On yesterday, E DOLLARS in Aiavama money. A reward will be paid to the firder at the Post Office of the Hous of Kepresentatives. ja i9 3t* $2 REWARD.—Stolen, last evening, from & buggy ov I street, 'etween 17th and 18th sts. an unoommony peer fine GREY SHAWL, rk striped border. ‘abo’ its return to the owner, Dr. HANS street, between Dand & streets, and no q asked. is 18-3" OST—On Sanday morning, between the corner of Land 20th streets St. John’s Church, a CAMEO BREASTPIN., finder will receive the thanks of the owner and eaving it at this office. OST—On Saturday afternoon, at Odd Fellows’ L Hail,cat the Diorens,)'2 Sk UMBRELLAS. if returned to 438 D atreet.a liberal reward will be given. ja 17. 3t* FOR RENT AND SALF. [9mm Finer Pacs.) M® 8. SEARLES Now has a large front KOOM IVE vacant, that oan be obtained, with or without ja lg 3” Board. 583 Pennsylvania avenue. WO GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC dated with very pleasant R. a pr. e usar the with breckfast and ter, if jesired ‘1 rate. Inquire of J. W. COL- EY & CO., 523 7th street, three doors north Pa, ia 19-st* Fok RENT—A comfortab'e six-room HOUSE on lth street, near O. Price $9 per moxth. Inquire 477 L street, between lth ana 2th, or next door (no: th) to the house for rent. J+ 19-e0%t* i= - OR RENT—Two Furnished Rooms, pleasantly located for Seatlomen's lodgings. For SaLr—At fair prices and on liberal terms— 10 small Building Lots in Square No. 232, 27 in square 331; 3 in squsre 447, *ruleindispatatie. “ ) ¢. apaws itle indispa' le. - G. 3 jag St" cor. stand L ste., Northern Wtertion, Fas RENT —s handsome three-story FRAME HOUSE on lith street, between New York avenue and K street north. fhe house contains 9 good, conve.iently arranged rooms, with wide hall, A cistern of water in the yard. of M.8NY DER & SON, Bankers. ja |9-3t OR RENT—A neat DWELLING HOUSE on 13th street. nearthe public ground and not far from Siaithsonian Institution. island, contain- ing 9 rooms, and in @ pleasant and healthy situation. Rent $20, Apply to KR. H. CLARKE, Attorne: . corner of 6th street and Louisiana avenue; or to B. CLARKE, Druggist, corner Pa. avenue and 434 street. ja 19-3" OARD AND ROOM2.—Board, with Rooms on the second floor, can be had at No. 458 12th st., between G and H. ja 18 3t* OX RENT—A DWELLING with STORE ROOM, located on the Isinnd, 634 street, be tween Eand F streets south, No. 204. Inquire at No 372 Penn avenue. GEO. E. MATTINGLY, ja 18 3t Southern Steamboat Offico. VALUSBLE TRACT OF WOUD-LANDAT PRIVATE SALE.—The subsoriber offers at private Sale atrac! of Wood land, situated imme diately on the public road leading from the Forest of Prince George's to Washington outy , sbont belt amile from the Long Old Fie'ds, pins the — ot Maanaciok Berry, Sr., Thor +» Ryan, others. It contains about 89 or 90 acres, an with Ping} Oak, C ut, d&e. T excellent quality, and susceptibl. improved. Jt can be clear: troub e, and advantazeous!: bedded with clay, of fir making. - Tho land will be shown to any a weil stocked soi! is of an of being easil: without mael ortion of it 1s quality for brick- person disposed to Ji J. Jarboe, Esq..at the Long Ola Broidey othe eubssribe Letts didvewsed to » at Upper Mariboro: will meet attention ie 5 2w OWN He Sa! Fak SALE—Two two story BRICK DWKEL- LING-HOUSES, on West street, George town, between Washington and Congress streeta, ‘The looality is very desirable on many acoounte: Terms wil! be made very liberal Inavire of T. M. Hanson, Fire Insarance Agent, No. 52 7th street, Washiogton, or of E, B. Addison, Agent. Alexan- dria, Va. le 29 eott OOMS FOR RENT—Two ROOMS on the lat floor, su table for offices at No 282 Pa. avenue, nearthe Kirkwood House. Inquire Sey ae sos | Ores RENT—The building aud Premises lately knowa as the ISLAND BREWERY, on Maine avenue, between 434 and 6th streets. “The building is wel! suited for manufacturing purposes, or lorartore house. The premises contain 12,000 square feet of ground, substantially fenced iu. ‘i his property can be leased for aterm of years by app't oa to WM. M. EL atthe Bagie tron Works, or at his residence 0.730 New Jersey avense, south of Capito’. de 23 2tawSw Fer SALE—Ats priga less than ite value, the east halfof Lot Ne 10,in Square No. 103. First Ward. It nag north front of % feet 9 inckes, on G street, by 128 feat 644 inches deep, and el:gibly situ- ated for a first-class dweiling-house. [t will posi- tive'y be auld below its value. oe y immediately to POLLARD WEBB, No.520(2d story) 7th at. a Cee VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—situated in Alexandris county, about 244 miles from Georgetown, a! the intersection of the Georgetown and Little F ing of 102aores = In- quire on the pre: RICHARDS, corner lath and K streets, Washington, D. C. ja le tf Ss AM SAW MILL FOR SALE CHEAP, *) with Dweiling-Houge ana 5 Acras of Land, ata stationon A. Land Hampshi e Railroad,(now near completion.) Also, a Tract of Land, containing abvut 270 acres, chiefly in timber, haifa mie from the Saw Mill, and lying Lr aay on the Rail- road, JAS. P. PURDY, Herndon Post Offics, Fairfax County, ja6-Im Virginia. GENTLEMEN'S BUeDY- MADE CLOTH- ur stock of ali grades, always the largest in this city, offers to purcasers requiring an immedixte outfit tue greatest inducemeu’s in styles. quality, and finish, where cee prape Voge eacatives: inas ie tory manner as if made to order. - YEAWALL, STEPHENS & © 322 Pa ave.. bet. 9h aud Lot! ia 14-6 and 104 Duane st . New E TAKE PLEASURE IN NOTIFYIL our customers that we have tust re- cerved five more of Bacon & Rav un free rivalled Pianofortes, of different styles We have also on hrnd two of Nun & Clark’s Pianos, in best condition, having been in use a short time only ; also. ons sooo jan kets ne For sale upon easy terins at the Music Depot o ead ~ 6. METZ e ROTT, jn 4 coner of Ith st_and Pa. ave. *PRUNKS!-TRUNKS!# ‘TRUNKS! Pricgs Repvc p. In order to sell otf our present argo variety of all jualities of fine aud medium Sole-leather,, vd and Pack: % TRUNKS ER BOXE VALICES, CAKPEL SATCHELS, &c, we have reduced cur prices for all styles at ieast 20 per cent, and will offer inducements to purchasers not to be fourd els- where in this city. Ff having the most extensive Trunk Sales Rooms, aad keeping at all sesgons the largest stock to be found this side of New York, our customers ean rely heer ea — necessary fora traveling outAt, at the lowest prices. i iecieis WALL, STEPHENS & CO., ja la 6t sez v., bet. Sth and 10th sts, ATCHES.—The largest stock of fine WATCHES new io the District of Columbia is at 338 Pen = —— of it is they enue, and what selling at such Dou't delay to oali and ethem before you make & purchase, and save a ‘tof your money by buying at by - “pamees ai #0. HOows, T MOORE’S WEST END DRUG STORE, A 113 Pa. avenue. can be found— Sponges. Chamois Tr es and Sh Skirs, der Braces, it Pumps of all kinds, ubber Self- injecting Syringes, &c., Xtracts ant Perfume: .&e., ‘a Flair Restorative, at Bi. @2 and $3 per and Tobacoo. &e. &e. jal? 2w HAIR PINS beaatiful and chenp ; also Ladies’ Purses with chains, Hair Brushes, Combs, tiand Mirrors, Cemeut for mending Crina, “ite _LamMonps._ Le BAY RUM, 21 eeeived, one suncheon BAY RUM, ver ae imported from St. Thomas expreasly strictly w by for us. For sale io PESNEDY & PUGH, No, 508 7th street, next to isttiw Odd Fellows’ Hall. HICKORY WOO: LSO, PIN®, OAK, and COAL of every de- sorption, tur sale low at the old stand, corner of l4th aeuiee — ROCHAT & CALDWELL. “ SF Boston to-day, at " anemeaas "tLe. ES og bene sh neon Stone sone “4 ‘LOT! + Comm sth et Lath Penn. avense. This op i it sew: ith two threeds the thing for ily use. sews wi wo ‘= mak ble lock-ttght stitch. strong and ean that's not rip if every fourth stitoh be aod in every rei t as the bight price Machines, “Call and sea tt, "fs io has GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Star. Groncetown, Jan. 19, 1859. Quite a spirited Democratic meeting was held at Forrest Hall on Monday night for the Purpose of making the necessary arrangementagor carry- ing on the ensuing municipal election campaign. Esau Pickrell, Esq., was called to the chair,and Stephen Brown, Esq., appointed secretary. After the chairman had stated the object of the meet- ing, F. W. Jones, Esq , in answer to calls from the madjonce, addressed them at pei in ete with wit, sarcasm, h- Subs aneodeles. At the close of Mr. Jones's ed- dress, the meeting appointed a committee of three for each of the four precincts of the town, and empowered them to select a suitable candi- date for Mayor, and eleven men to form the ticket for the Board of Common Council. We may therefore consider the ball in motion; and so soon as the Opposition get matters propertly arrat % theic standard bearer selected, and ticket for Council determined upon, we shall have, fora month at least, fuss and fury in abundance. The Potomac Light Infantry, Capt Hollings- worth, was out on parade, in full uniform. yes- terday afternoon. After marching through sev- eral of our streets, they proceeded to their drill- ing ground, the vacant space corner of Washing- ton and West streets, where they were drilled at considerable length by the captain and Lieut. McKenny. They presented quite a handsome appearance, indeed, and drew together quite a large number of ms At the conclusion of the drill, they returned to their armory. and were dismissed. Libbey & Son are now engaged in construct- ing, along the water line of their extensive lum- ber yards, new and substantial wharves—com- mostly of stone. When the work is com- pleted they will have some several hundred feet of the best and most durable wharf property in our city. The whereases and resolutions, which were advertis din the Star of Saturday last, purport- ing to emanate from an informal meeting of the Americans of the Second Ward, have raised quite a tempest in a tea-pot among us. Mr. Addison is said to intend entering suit immediately for slander, unless the author’s name is given up; and all his opponents, that we bave conversed with, declare their ignorance of the matter, and ap- T anxious to ascertain who was their author. ur advice to allis to keep cool, and fight it out in good humor. bere is but very little doing in either the flour or grain market; and, comparatively speak- ing, none of either caming in. Flour is held at $5.25 for good Shas brands, and extras are higher asin quality. Wheat would com a from $1 25a$1 35 for good red and white. mm is in demand, and would readily command 75a Sde. for any quantity of good, either white or yellow, for milling and other purposes. A sale was made yesterday of 5,000 bushels, white and yellow, to be delivered in the Sprin, 7 s AUCTION SALES. By J.C, MoGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. EFFECts OF AN ARTIST’S STUDIU.- On FRIDAY MORNING, January 2ist, at Li o'clock, in the third story roomof tne Odeon Bui d- corner of Pe. asyivan Aavenue and 4', street, thereof, comprising— )., Aucts, By C. R. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. = TEUBEN HO 2 AT AUCTION.—On FRI- DAY MORNI » the 2ist instant, at 10 o’vi’k, all seil, without reserve, the Goods ant Good of the celebrated house known as the Steuben ated on Penns: ears handsome concert room. furnished in style. ‘The house is furnished in the best wil be w en - Re WN, No. 357 Pa. avenue, P. &. For private wale till the 2ist. For p rticu lars Inquire of the Auctioneers, ja 19-2t* By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ( *REAT SALE OF LONDON DUCK BRAN Bpy, HUNGAKIAN Wings, aND CigaRs.—On SATURDAY At TERNOON, January 19th, at Sq o'cl’k. at the suction roome, we shall sel, with- out reserve, to cover advance s— 59 dozen very superior London Dock Brandy, 1m- ported direct by a gentieman of th Ys, 100 oases fine Hungarian Wines, com: ng Tokay, Visanta, Moness, Empire, and other braude, 274 gallons Cognac Brand 100.100 ow priced Ciga: id under, cash; over that sum, credit of 60 and 9) days, for satisfactorily andors: notes, bearing interest. t isigd J.C, McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. ———————————— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS. lene A TOWN-MEETING HELD AT Forrest Hall on Monday evenicg, the 17th wuary, the following resolutions ‘ered and . the ofheial term of R. R. Crawford, eorgetown, is about to expire; resolved, That his administration of ths du tiee of Mayer has been characterized with rare abil.ty,@ud that his unswerving and uncompromis- ing Opposition to the illegal and unwarrantabie vaurpalions ofthe City Councils mer.ts tha cordial Spprval uf every citizen of Georgetown having the we'fareaud [otis of the town at heart. Be it further resolved, ‘That he has redeemed, in the tullestand clearest manner, al! the p.edges made by him in the campaign of 1957. Be ut further resolved, That, a an honest and up- Tight men, & taitafu: sud ethvient Mayor, heis enti- tled to the cordial endorsement of every friend of Georeetown Be ttalso further resolved, That the Secretary of this meeting is hereby instructed to furnish cory of the foregoing resolutions, for pubiication, to the Star and States ne Tee SAU PICKRELL, Chairman, STEPHEN T. BROWN, Sec. it (Gm Ge ‘he Democraticandanti Know- Nothing voters of Georgetown will meet in theirrevera: Wards at the ninces hereinafter desig nated,on THURSDAY EVr NING, the 20th inst., at half past 7 o'clock, for the election of delegates toa geveral convention, Fist Ward—At Union Hotel. Second ¥ At Mr. Wm. Custard’s Dwollirg, it. near H. W. Tilley’s residence. At Forrest Hall, Fourth Ward—At Western Star En It is earnestly requested that there tendance, as the interests of the town ri an ipl page gr action. 1 ti y order of the general meeting: HSAU PICKRELL, Pres. S. BROWN, See, ja 19-2 8. SANDNER, . CUPPER AND LEECHER, No. 69 Baipck STREET,GE RGEFOWN, D.C. SPANIS4, SWEDEN, AND BRUNGARIAN LERCHES for sale wholesale or retail. 19> Terms mocerate. jn.19-e03t* OX'’S CORNUCOFIA, Corn-r of Market Space and Canal Bridge, Georgetoun.—Vis Lment lias been newly furnished ine-house. rinciple, wish rtments, &c. The Bar is always supplied most choices Wines ani other Liquors. Mesis furnished attue shortest notice. j119 iw 'PHE SUBSCKIBER TAKES THIS Method of informing the public and tha furmer customers of my late father, tnat i have commenced the BUTTER BUSINESS at the old stand, so long oocupied by him, where I hope, by prompt attention to business and keeping at ail times a stock of the very best Butter, to se cure the sume liveral patronage which was beatuwed xi JOSEPH H. BOUCHER, POTATOES. 3,000 BUSHELS prime Nova Scotia POTA- TOES (from Nova Scotia) mst ariived on board the schooner George W. Crebbs, and for sae in lots et pee PETER BERRY, ja 14-tf 85 Water atreot. "RICAN CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR. HENRY ADDISON will be supported for jeurgetown by the Ame. ican parity. ine aw” AN C. ADDISON, DeaLER IN ALL KINDS OF FEED, Nos. 91 and 93 Water street. Georgetown. eo2m ja 12- PRIME MERCER POTATOES. 1,80 BUSHELS Prime New Jersey MER- CK POTATOES for raie in lots to suit custom- ride are tnee HAR ech th ts i stown. y to b orto EDWAH D WiLLTAMs High street. near Water street, Georgetown, D.C. ja8-2w KOHLBERG, 140 Brid, ‘eet, Georgetown, Ss. ore re off his entire stock of Dry, Fanos, and Millinery Gooda at auotion, commenc- ing on the Ith instant, at 10 o’elock a. m., and con- tinuing daily until the 2th, de29-1n C'DER:!—CIDER N—CIDER !!! Grooers and other retailers can be w1 prime Canitee CIDER in quantities and op ‘nowt ey ARNY & SHINN. HILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE, ‘The undersigned having socepted the agency, now gieeed that they sre prepared to furnish their Oustumers and the public generally with Massey, Col: & i — DRAUGHT ALE, in whole and balf barreis, at Baltimore prices, for CasH on delivery. As we sell this Ale ony oo com- iy 1 eed in every ins! a defect be given Within twenty-four hours after cy mestio Ales, Porter, and Brown Passa ry | 5 rt 10r, to imported) at Zl to %1 My ura livered * any part of Washington, jeorgetown, or All a RNY & SHINN, ool? 57 Green . Georgetown, 109 Bridge street, @ OBLBERG 6 CO. arors and dealers "ta - Cox wu fact Bouts end Shoot aleo doctors lied with ] Abies BRAIDS, Plats, Curls, Half Wixe, 1BH8"S, usar oorner of 13th st. Lida oleae, dam AUCTION BALES, TO-DAY 4 10-MORROW MORNING. By WALL & BARNARD, Ai Ciena Ascrion~On THERSD AS MOR” ook. we will sel scr Dry G. KipBons, URSDAY. son inst 1 shall — dred of trust duly recorded, at AMIRIDE Store of George H. yanis avecue, between |: and lith until all are sold, a "iarge mente from vee Gents. kibbons, trimer, Me nope Pansy 20, ‘assortment of superior Pashionabie ary “iS Of every description, ‘ms under $30 cash; over $500 5 for notes facto: fod avon | ae iveaas H epoch jas UR GREEN Ree By J C. MoGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. GSR MENT BA L a oF BULERION ° joRsESs. MULEs, AD wd Oa THURSDAY. Janus hs at eat Suction rooms. corner of streets, shail sell, by order of Capt. M. C. ‘Meige— 17 superior Work Horses, 4 excsilent Mates, lyoke Oxen, 10 Carts. rms cash, in specie, Sd J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auots. FUTURE DAYS. By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers. WO VERY ELEGANT MARBLE Maytats at Auctiox.—On FRIDAY MORNING. 2ist instaut, at 1] 0’o ook, we will sell,at the residence of Mr. F. Cardoui. No. 494 Massachusetts aven between Sth and 6th sta.. two v; elegant Ital Stetuary Marble Mantele, carved by one of the first artists in the country. © We wouid call the attention of persons building ‘hing to put up handsome mantels, as this sale A canoe rarely tu be met with. one italian Marble Monument, beautifully oarved. piso 8 lot of fine Italian Siabs, Terms cash, 18-dts WALL & BA uote, by BARNARD & BU 3 Gecrgetown. GOVERNMENT SA STEAM EN- Fe Toois, IPL Le CMINSRY, LRON, STEEL, FURNITURE OF LAPT. C. Mics, EXcines {NGTON AQukeUcT.—On TH ING, 27th instant, at 10 o'clock overnment Warehouses,on Water street, neart! Fish Woarf, Georgetown, the ‘Toois, Msohinery &c. used by the government on the Washington yes We name in — 1 ae Hes fngin >, 2 soilers, in first-rate or- e D a dn jutting Machine, capable o doing the work A ©! men. ee complete set of Brick-msking Machine: th all the Pullies, Shaftings, &o., ee Brick-mou!ding Machine, Blacksmith’s Portsb e Forges, Bellows. Anvils, Blocks, Hammers, &¢., all cor Bnick, Dirt, and Stone Wheelbarrows Machite and Ha:dbarrow, Grindstones Spring Trucks, Picks, Shovel: d Mattox ‘Striking and Concrete Hamm nd Sieiges Sard Sng Mortar Hods, Foxes Brick Saddles A Carpeuter’s Bercnes, Vices, Too! Spirit Levels, Double and Single B'ocks, Ropa India Rubber Hose, Shafting and Puliies New tron Fence, Cast teei, Iron Boits Old Cast, Wrought aud Scrap lron ‘loughs, Dirt Scoops rowbars, Tamping Irons from Bri No.3, which 1s a large build- ing, taken d wn witn care, doors, windows, stairways, and all complete, l large Cement House, aud 1 or2 other Shanties, taken down with care, and comp: Cooking in plate, and Ofhoe Stoves Tables, Benches, Badsteads Crockery and Tin Ware; Knives and Forks Blankets, eg Ticks 00) i tensile Buokets, Cloal Eanterne Lamps Oil, Paint, Washing Soda . Ch Tea, Pepper, and other Groceries With # Iaree lot of Lumver and Timber, Rope, Chairs &c..&e., Comprising in all, the largest Sale of the kind thst has ever taken place in the District. The Sale is worthy the attention of Builders, Machinists, Far- mers. Contractors, and othars, Terms—Cash io specie. By order of Capt. M. C. Meigs. BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auot’rs. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. T¥%e HANDSOME BRICK HOUSES AND _Lots at Avctioy.—On THURSDAY, the 2vth instant, I shati sell. in front of the 4 e’clock part of Lot No.7, and Let No. bdivision of Square No. <93, mencing &t the distance of 14 feet from the west corner of Lot No. 7, runnin; feet on 9th street, thence east 94 is . com- south- thence north 26 eet 4 inches to a 10-feet alley, thenoe south along said alley :6 feet, thence west 94 feet 4 inches to the place of begia- ning, with the improvements. which consist of t new two story Brick Houses, each containing fe rood size rooms, built inthe best manner, with kood tebe and wood-hoase attached, :on of ishing tomakes good t ve sale,as the prop- ed and must be sid. : One-third cash; balanoe in 6, 12, and 18 ; the deferred payment to be secured by a deed of trust ou the premmses, isle d A. GREEN. Acct. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT at Pustic Sate.—On THURSDAY AFTE NOUD th instant, at5 o'clock, mm front of the Premises, we will sel, part of Lot No. 20,1n Square numbered 626, fronting 12 feet 6 inches on Masen- chusetts avenue, between F and G strects north, And ruaning back about 65 feet, and improved with two story Frame Dwelling. This sale offers an investment or the means of s¢ curing & dwelling fora moderate sum. Ternw: One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 mouths, with interest, and secured by a deed of trast on tie property. THOS. C. DONN, Trustee jal0 eokds WALI. & BARNARD, Aucts. By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers. TRUSTER'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE anv Lot at Avction—On WEDNESDAY. 2d day of February next, at5 o'clock, in front of the Premises, we will sell, part of Lot No. 16, in Square No. 51, fronting 12 feet on south L street. between 43q and 6th streets and running back 8 feet 11 inches, improved with atwo story Frame Dwelling and back building. Terms: One-third cash: the residue im 6 ard 12 months, with mterest, and seoured by a deed of trust on the property. A. T. T. DONN, Trustee. jn 10 aw&de WALL & BARNARD. Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. ZREAT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A HW Uaree anv Varvasix Invoice of Loxpon spooks —Oo THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE- NINGS, January Zh and 2th, at the auction commencing at 63, 0’clos we shall seii without reserve, @ inrge and valuable invoice of Evropean Boo! racer direct from Wilus & Sothoron, London, comprising about 2.000 volumes. all bound inthe most substantial and elegant style We nama, in part, amongst ths i!lustrated works— Loudon in the XiXth Cenutry, Ackermann’s Mi- c-ocusm of London, Cambridge University, Gallerie de Lucien Bons- parte, Battles of Waterloo, Qua tre Bras, and Ligny, Cander’s Modern Travcier, Knight's Pictoris! Museum, Corps of Royal Enzineers, a complete eet, with several hundred engravings, Ric: arcson’s Studies from Oid Fn: sh Mansions, h Drama, ienne MoJan’s Costutnes of War in the East, }» boydell’s sumptu- ous edition, &<., Together with Dean Swift’s Works, Annual Reg- ister, Quarterly Keview, Journal of Science, Jniversal Magazine, Art Jouraai, &c. he whole forming the largest and most valuable collection of Books over cifered st auction in this city. ‘Terms: 2 ag under cash; over $408 eredit of 90 and 60 days, fur satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing inte: P. 8. Catal gues may be obtained and the Books exsmined upon application at th jal3 eo% 2th& 2WthJan By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Estate —Bq virtue of a deed of trust vege | date 4th of June, And reco ded among the ian records of the Dist of Coiumbia, in Liber J. A. 8., No. 135, foliog 213 214. and 215, { wil sell at public suction. on THURSDAY, 27th day of January, 185, até o’e — Pp. m.. = Eeout of tue past paveers ig “~ oertain lot or parcel of land lying and situ’ in the eity of Washington. and marked and des: i 4th and 5.h etreste west, having a front o! ty = on 1 street bys depth 114.7 fest to a 30 foot : One fourth cash, and baianoe m equal With interest. at 6, 12,and 18 months, the isk and coat of ihe purchaser. cost of the purchaser, n conveyance RNDREW WY Live Truster, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN O TO THE ANTS HINGTON EE MEN OF ay from Phiiatelphia een oe rom Philadelphia, Rei Eee ‘Baskets ‘Wreaths. ug te. Wed: Venue, at t en wader the National Hotel. AVE. YOU SEEN 1 ?—Dickers’ New Chri mas Story, entitied “House to Let Uver the Ware PRR ELT NETONS fookstors, L . and fate Semmes ONE DOZEN Assorted PIANU CUVERS, Two aoree aoventen Stools, tS teerstd ELLIS’S. HRISTMAS HAMS.—Sugar Cured Hams, pre- prenely tes bakin ¢ Oxon fer ENS & BURCHRLLe New Youx, Jan. 19 —The Washington, from Liverpool on the Sth, bereearly thi important chara Hered The empbat' tered these words, and his but on tts reopening quite panic prevat in Seraset of rs iy one revailed, and 2 decline change srepethiand With Paris—the decline at one time belug nearl cent. The closed fat at Virwea, alteten there under @ rumor t are te Belgrade _ italy is very unsett a from, ul ey ave : sinet tlamount tos testaiegey Veet ‘The Spanish Ministry have dectoe will never sell Cu » 8nd protests sulting bypothesis to the President's mexxage @ Motion [into the Cortes} SUPPorti: isterial declaration sopiea » and i was pain bas obtained from Mex: ‘infec. tion for the Tampico affair. hageie ee is There were rumors of the disc: idable conspiracy at Cracow, ont pian ~~ rests had been Ali wes quiet in rvia The Bombay maii England, Com The sales of cotton at Liverpoot on and Tuesday footed up 12 000 bales, lacluding 1000 each to speculators and exporters, dull but steady. Som authorities say quotations were barely maintained, with a decline in some instances of 1-164. The Manchester market closed active, with an advancing tendenc: Floor closed dull; but whest and corn had slightly advanced Provisions dull. Lard frm. ousols 964 a96 5 for account ex dividend The Overiand Mail. Sr Lovrs, Jan. 18.—The o Catifornia dates to the 2ith ult, its advices are orweage d unimportant. Frager 0 river bad frozen Fort Lang it fared that great suffering would we uence of supplies Whe decent b wrecked in the Oc ensue in conse- ‘ing been thus cut off. P R-jab, of New Bedford, was otsk Sea on the ISth October. Thirteen persons were lost, and among them Capt. Stewart At San Francisco business was almost at a stand still. The Mexican Boundary Commissioners bad recovered their missing trunk. Kansas. Sr. Louis, Jan. 19—Kansas City Journal of Commerce of the 13th Jan., says that Judge Wil- ams, of Fort Scott, bas arrived en rowte to con- fer with Gov. Medary conceraing the troubles in Southern Kanvas. He represents the nelghbor- bood of Fort Scott under a reign of terror. a. siness suspended—women and children bet removed to places of safety, and the citizens un- der arms and on guard day and night. Landable Humanity. Priravetrara, Jan. 19 —FPunds are being col - leoted to enable Bob Butt, the Sexton of Norfolk, who accompanied the yellow fever victims, to purchase bis own, and the freedom of bis tamily Baltimore Markets. Bartimorg, Jan. 19 —Fiour is firm; Howard street $5 37%: City Mills $5a$5 25. Wheat ead Whisky is quiet at 28,2290. New York Markets. New Yorx, Jan. 19.—Plour is frm; State $A.s0aS5; Obio $5 50a86; Southern #5 30a8S 50 8 Wheat is frm; white $1 35a81 SY; red $1 Sa La. Corn is buoyant; mixed Sate yr, yellow 76a87c Pork buovant; new mess #17 753817 87 Lard buoyant at Lix all &. Whisky is steady at 98x ¢. ‘imancial. New Yor«, Jan 9 —Stocks are dull and heavy; Chicago and Rock Island 59%; Lilinois Central ; LaCrosse and Mil 1g; Michigan Soath- york Central*4x; Pa. Coai Co. 84; Virginia 6's 9x; Mivsourl 6’s Reading 51X; £6 Sterling exchange is unchanged HAT WILL HE DO new novel. Price *5 ceut PHILP received at New Roooksto Pa avenus. ju 13 1 BOOTS AND SHOES, AM Constantly manulacturing and keep a folt siock of— Ladies’ deuble sole Mor Boots, $1.25, Ladies’ H. giove kid Buttoned Boo 6, 92.50 Ladves’ best Eng. Lasting Gaite 25, Children’s best tng. Lasting But art Gents’ Sewed Calfskin Boots, osm, «| Children’s Boots and Shoes of every ow. Sli of our own make, cots, $2, and Overshors. 750. No.22 Pog ROSENTHAL, ave. a ° 2d door avove ath st. ‘HE PANCY BALL, 1 metrical deseription of & fancy Ba‘l given st Washington, April 9th, —-- mets ronoin on. Pi = ma uurto; printed on tinted paper. Price 3 thleat "FRANKLIN PHILP'S Borkstore. jaté 382 Pa. av.. between 9th and 10th ete. SHIKTS !—SHIRTS "SHIRTS"! Ss 10 Duane arent, New York City. nowing the importance and necessity ¢ per- eons. nder in having & good and well-btcv the great dithc times such Srticies, we rangemente to have manufact: ure, Shirts to order, st our ests! York city, and we guarantee « fit and e: ti e satie- faction to ail. Weare now fi'ling orders for other cities at seg mererie eemig hg “ = offer greater im- ts rohasers at retas sere ents tO ELL, STEPGENS & CO., is4 Duane street, New York. en iTH IT ?—Ruiwer's bound $1. Just jails 2, For ty of procuring made exten: jn 14-10 522 Py Washington, D.C. KAD, E, AND IMPROVE YOUR R HEALT adam MOUNT’S Coveumptian Destroyer, act Cy Jougbs, Colds. Aesth ™ 7 Bronchitis, and Con ids ove or two botties will effect x cure ats of 0 cents. Persons fom all sec:ions have order diferent quantities by oe. ity ta tion. In cases of redaugerous. Make immediste if you wih to be saved. Apply at SHS airees between Hlth aud 12th. or at Stott’s, corner Ls 9 avenue and 7th street ; Siso, 8t Culver’s, oorper street and Penu. avenue. RY GOUDS! DRY GOODS =! D AT REDUCED PRICES in order to reduce our large etock of FALL WIiNTFR GOODS we 1 commence t-day selling cil al! \ inter Goods at greatiy redeoed ce: Many &t less than Cust tor Cash, Lo Gi08e t th eason. All persons in want of any Faney Dress 6 ) general St»pie Articles for family ui invite their special altention to our stock,as we Lave de- termined to sell off previous to making Our Spring Purchases. io Ww obliged to those Scien ehotees toneen. their bu if they wk e ame, eal! at an early aoe ar rite ae és" ‘523 7th street, Sdoors above Peon avenue. jal? 2w ‘. N SNYDER, ORE Te cnse Hall, west of Star Ofice, IN AND MANUFACTURER oF STOVES, TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRON ARE. I invite the attention of the public to my completa assurtment of Cooking, Parior.and Heating Stoves, most of which are of s style and quality sever before offered in this market Thave also on hand and constantly manufacturing ail kinds of Tic and Japaned Ware, o! the very best material, and wil! mauufacture to order any ni tiols in my line, pledging inyself to give entire salielae tion both as to quality aud price. m Tin Rooficg, P-umbing, Steam, Gas Fitting sud Repriring done at the shortest uoiice Ly competent workmen jasiy REMOVAL, Dx. morras. Sontist. hae removed, tus and 262 Ps. avenue to the rooms ov: a Fontan a drug ome. 3 dvors east of 14th etree. sue OBES! BUFF. Bere egUrraLo ROBES oe to beeribers have recer St. lansiotefsuperor BUFFALO ROBES, wu: bey ogo coiling ery sueee, ms ASC. MeOtHiRP & OO 2 raving © erou other Lew EW MUSIC.—1 2 tish,em eilished w x denne sa od, (1 oe 3 K Abisine Fo! Bascete Can be eratihed oO. FRAN furmetans shape and ovlor—and he believes sm tow prices. 515 Ju Ns iN. Sosr sos 6 IPDLEB, Uyeter Broilers, wi 2c Feat Warmers, st iy wrotening GEO. Faancis,