Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1859, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Gr Tas Stam rosuisess rae uists oF LBTTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON Crry Post Orricu UNDER TRE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BR PRINTED IN THE FEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CiRcULa- TION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE oFrics. Ars TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 18 NORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED ax rex District or Coucuara. Potrce AFPAiRs.—Befors Justice Williams, of the Northern Liberties Distr Jobn Smith was brought up charged with an assault and bat- tery on bis wife, Augusta Smith. The trial pre- duced no new feature in the long aa el mestic differences; and the magistrate lv bound John over to keep the peace towerds his wife and everybody else during the space of six calendar months. Mr. Biggs was arrested on the oath of a huck- ster for selling cabbage in the market without having first procured a license so to do Biggs alleged that what vegetables be sold or attempted to dispose of in the market were the products of his own farm, and were consequently exempt from the license law regulating the bocksters; but as be could bring wo proof of the fact other than his own statement he was fined $5 and costs. Upon the rendition of the jndgmeot, the defend- ant appealed to the City Councils. H. Pena was also hauled up on precisely a similar charge with the above, and, luckil: |, was able to prove that be grew all the stuff which he bad brought to the market, and was promptly dismissed Wm. Brown was had up for throwing stones in the streets, and fined #1 and 38 cents costs. Serenth District —On Saturday, Reuben Ball, colored. was arrested by Officer Arnold on a charge of larceny. Aftera bearing before Jus- tice Donn be was dismissed, the evidence being insofticient to sustain the charge. Jobn Ross was arrested by Oficer Yeatman for indalging in profane and ledecons language in the public streets. He was flaed 81 and costs. Jotun Doe, Whose name has so long been fa- miliar to the justices and officers throug heut this District and ibe State of Marylard, was picked up by Officer Yeatman in an intoxicated condi- tioa and bebaving iu a disorderly manner. Jus- tice Doon ordered John to “ po t1 $5 91 for the benefit of the Corporation, t being the penalty and costs attached to his @ence. John refused to pay ‘ary red,”’ and the Squire com- mitted bim to the workhouse to be employed for ninety days on ‘* the farm.’ Tes Taga tRe.—That great Washington favor- te, Miss J. M. Davenport, commences an engage- ‘nent at the Theatre to-night, in the ebaracter of “Adrienne, the Actress. She has just got through with an engagement of several weeks in Phila- delphia, and of her personation of the character of Adrienne, the Philadelphia Evening Journal ssys ‘Phe great artist, P instinct and education, is Proclaimed by Miss Davenport’s performance of Adrienne. Its features are lit by genius sub- Jected to the disciple of reason, and inspired by nature under the firm control of a sound jady- ment, and a refined taste. Here, we bold, ix the keystone of the dramatic arch. Genius, however stardy aud lively, will dash itself to Pieces, or lose itself in foothardy flights; if unrestrained by good sense and knowled; In Miss Davenport's acting there are no convulsive eiforts, no sudden and startling teroes of passion, and nove of the fever heats with which diseased intellect is wasted. The nicely different Phases of the character were approached naturally, and de- veloped naturally. Adrienne’s love—the love of a beart filled with brave and beautiful images, and yearning after the unselfish sympathy of a spirit kindred in ambition and hope; the sharp sorrow of di the dreary agony of conviction that the treasures of the soul have been wasted and can never more be recalled; the struggles of the bleeding but forgiving heart, with despair and bate and revenge; and the cruel death— be sad ending of the little chapter that opened with sach songs of joy and beams of beauty—O, how real it was all! Odv Petiow’s Furrrat —An anus lly large number of persons were in attendance y, erday aferpoon, to participate in the funeral rites «f Mr. Washington Branner, from bis late resi- dence on G street, between Seventeenth and Fighteenth streets The Grand Lodge, and Grand Encampment, with Withers’s fall band, accom- panied by Ridgely Encampment ard Friendship Lodge of Odd Fellows were present in large numbers, and took charge of the remains of the deceased brother. The corpse was taken to the German Chureb, Rev Mr. Finckel’s, in the First Ward, where the funeral sermon was preached by Rev. J. G Butler, from the text ‘The righteous man hath hope.’? The services at the cburea ended, the procession wended its way to Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, where the re- mains were passed through the line, the band playing a mournful dirge the while. The funeral services were continued by Rev. Mr Finckel, after which the beautiful ritual of theI O O F. was read by Chaplain P. H. Sweet, and the se:- viees ended by piacing the coffin in the vault of the Cemetery Coapel. The deceased was well and favorabiy kaown to large numbers of our citizens for his many excellent qualities. ‘Tue Ixriog, Mszrtina, last night, at the old Medical Coliege, was attended by a large crowd, principally of idie young men around town,who went there simply to indulge their Propensity forexcitement. Or, in other words, to kick u a muss, generally. The Proceedings were muc: like those of an ordinary political meeting, the infidels rather priding themselves on behaving with dignity and Propriety, while those they (facetiously) denominated as “ Christians” con- ducted themselves in a very unchristian way for ‘be most part. A Mr. Newman, in the course of the evening, made a rambling sort of speech on the del side of the controversy; and, not being @ practised debater or well read in such matters, he ae injured the cause he essayed to defend. Various infidel harangues were pro- nounced—none of which embraced points so 2droitly put as to operate even on the weak miods present. to the injury of the ccuse of chri - perc ere. We learn that, berea’ter, all persons attending these meetings, who may not be mem- bers of the infidel society, will be charged an ndmission fee, wttich will materially lessen the crowd of noisy, idle young men, ambitious of kicking up a fuss generally, there. aimtnaL Covugt.—On Saturday afternoon, Jobn Shaub was convicted of stealing wood from John A. Smith, Esq , and sentenced to eight months imprisonment in the county jail. Jobn Madder was convicted of a similar of- fence, and recommended to the mercy of the court. In this case, a motion was entered for a new trial, which motion will be argued to-day Louis Brunette was tried for violation of the eames license law, and acquitted William Dent, (colored) was tried for stealing a pair of blankets and couaterpane, valued at $13 50, and convicted; sentenced to one year and nine months ia the ~prrsosyrare Miebari Corcoran was tried for stealing fire- ood, and zequitted. Jobn Meder, convicted on Saturday of ‘wood from Jobn A Smith, Esq , was he dock, and sentenced to eight months in the county jail and a fine of 81 The case of the United States agt. The Levy Court for neglecting to keep in repair the upper or new county rr ding from Georgetown to Little Falls was continued to the first day of the March term by consent of the counsel on both sides. No other business remaining to be done, the petit jurors were discharged formally. Youne Men's Cugistiax Association —Sat- urday evening, soon after the gas was lighted in the library and reading rooms, the tables were surrounded by young men, citizens, and stran- ers, who were there to participate in the prayer meeting and bible class. At the hour pointed the company was invited to the library, and aj bour was pleasantly and profitably Passed in de- votional exercises, afier which the bible class opened. The subject was the inspiration of the Seriptures, and was a fairly and clearly stated by the teacher, Rev. Mr Sampson. After balf an hour thus occupied by the teacher, an oppor- tanity was given forthe presentation of ques- tions npon the subject by the company, by which a wide fteld for scriptural investigation was opened to theclass Among those present, we noticed several bible students of considerable ability. who took great interest fo the investiga- tien. ‘Phe sabject will be coatinued at the next meeting, when several points of Interest con- nected with it will be explained. RAL DerRevators —Officer Ginnity jes- terday arrested Henry Bradley, George Hum- Pbreys. Antilocbus Harris, and Jobn Robinson, ail colored, who are charged with various larce- nies of clothing, fuel, chickens, &c| They were committed to jail for a fartuer hearing by Justice Donn, to cme off when the witnesses hare all becw summoned Aatilocbus Harris, well-kaown * Tilley Harris,” bas been ariested on one of connection with passaye thieving, but discharged for want of proof The tartar hae ing of those cases unay develop the deposits of stolen goods Tae Lovers oF FUN Will be glad to learn that ok Joe Sweeny's opera troupe still continue their rformances this week, at Melodeon Rati, 1f i want a good, beart y, life prolonging laugh, yeu can bardly go toa er to procure it. Key ort tue Taack.—Yesterday, the cars from Wasbiagton for Alexaadria ran off the track bear the canal basja on the 9 o'clock a m. trip from Washinyten, which interrupted the trips 1.4 2 @tlock p.m, Ma. Epitor: | read with much pltasure in your impression of yesterday, a card of thanks from the President of one of our fire companies, in which {s an expression of obligation to an- other fire company for services rendered in curling water to extinguish a burning dwelling and save an adjoining one. This evidence o! good feeling between our fire companies should be bailed with delight. — us that the example may preve contagious. and that @ = per take the place of the bitter rivalry which teo exists between o: ize. tions of this kind. Our &remen would then oc- cupy the in the esteem and affection of their fellow-citizens to which their voluntary Inbors. and perilous efforts to save life and Pro) erty so justly entitle them. Who has not wit- nessed acts performed by firemen involving im- minent risk of limbs and life ? Deeds, not more hazardous than these, when done before an army, peecure for the doer the crowa of the hero—the reman, obeying the dictates of his own good feelings, receives the thanks of the obliged, and the approval of own heart. All honor then to these brave- heart word of counsel to thi different companies a y cau of ill-feeling, let it ‘let by-gones It is generous to forgive. Let the rignt hand of fellowshi; be extended, and then as a band of brothers and Protectors of life and eres will they be viewed by all - One word more—in the same card above re- ferred to, the thanks of the company are returned for abundant supplies of *‘hot coitee,’’ farnished by the neighbors. Glorious neighbors, thexe! Hot coffee to warm and strengthen the limbs, without inflaming the brain Here is an example worth following. Yours, Vin respectfully, Sanuary 2i, 1999. ao “! Granp Concert.—One of the very richest musical treats of the season is promised to-mor- row evening at Philharmonic Hall. We deem it sufficient to fill the Hall to overflowing with the elite of the city, to simply state that the ar- tistes on the occasion are Mrs Ratter, M Weaver, and Mr. J Tabier, of Baitimore, as- sisted by Messrs. J. B Dawson, Jos F. Hodg- son, F. Glenroy, and Robert Ball—Prof. Lutra, of Baltimore, being the Pianist—all of whom are known to possess musical talents and ace complishments of the very highest order. For progrdmme, see advertisement in the proper column. Cincvrt Court —The Court metabis morning at the usual hour and proceedgeg@with the trial docket of th®term The ng isthe list cf jircrs” stimmoaed on ‘Panel for the pending m: E. BaWhite, # A. Clark, B. B. Lord, 3. th, T Bor T. Southern, B Robey, MB ‘Coombs, fs, A Ray, J Met EH Bates, J. W is, J. Barbawph, S. E uflass, J McKnew, B’ E. Gettings, James Ward, Th Titman, P! Klingle, Jas. Smith, T, Drury, S. Stogt, T. Cornock, H Nater, a’ J Joyce, J Alexander, BF. Guy, W. A. Kennedy and H N. Lansdale. Wartca Retorns, Saturday night.—Jobn Al- len, vagrant; Bridget Carrol, drunk and disor- derly, workhouse ® days each. Jobn Dyer and Lawrence O Day, do.; fine and costs, $6 13 each. Jackson Baldwin, carrying concealed weapons ; do., $21.15. John Allen, James Jobnson, Rob't Jones, Robert Cole, Wesley Dade, Aleck Watts, Andrew Brown, and Henry Grant, all colored— unlawfal assemblage; fine and costs $6 15 each. John O'Gorman alias Skelly, assault with a pis- tol; ioe and costs $51.15, security to iy? the peace #500. Jack Robinson, drunk and disor- derly $3.1 odgers 37. es Ryan, indecent exposure; do. ‘8 32 Sunda: $2 15. Lodge River —The Diamond State, due at Rhiey’s wharf on Friday last, has not yet made her ap- Pearance in the Potomac: The steam tug, C. C. Alger, arrived at Riley's wharf on Sata: morning from Philadelphia, bringing 101 tons of coal to Warder & Stuart James Skidmore, of this city, has purchased the Alexandria fish wharves for the coming sea- son for the low sum of $2 8.0. Tux ATTENTION of the police Is culled to the gang of disorderly boys of various ages, who conzregate on Sundays at the corner of Four- teenth street and New York avenue, and al New York avenue from Fourteenth to FifteentS atrets. During Sunday morning, eyes attend- ing service at the Foundry and other churches, = coustantly annoyed by these juvenile row- es. Tux Great Conventence—the W: 5 Georgetown and Alexandria Express, (the pro- fives of which keeps a slate at the Star office,) ves entire satisfaction to all employing it. Its rms tualir Pro Tux Panomama of the Russian War, con- tinues to draw m people than Odd Fellows’ Hall, large as it i¢ {ao Possibly contain. It is undoubtedly one of the Wery best panorsmas ever exhibited here. —_ Tue Lecture, advertised to Bike Smithsonian on Friday night last, was post on account of the rain.. ‘ffie course will be re- sumed to-night. — mederate, and the reliability, pune- courtesy of its e: ) are already atthe Tus New York Levera, Price four cents, is Teceived every Tuesday morning, at the } ore ern Liberties cheap Bookstore, 327 Se street. td Tus Generat Hea.tu or THE PRoPLe Was nev- er better than at present, and the ire absence of Pulmonie Complaints in'so1 ities 1s owing to the introduction of Mra. M. N. Gardne Balsam oj Liverwort and Hoarhound; sold every- where. isD iw De. Hostettzr’s Stomach Bitters bert bed in popuisrity with all who test its qualities 88 & tonic or remedy for Bpey feotions arising trom a disor Prepared with great care and as its component parts are entirely vegetable, it ts free from the objections so often urced Sgaiost preparations of the kind. ne lence and bene: ot m complaints of the Stum- ts Bitters may be used with ounfid: awed ail sufferia; ee rors een. 68 medica! agent i no pleasing flavor and . ny re once mild, ng acd efficient. e pone the Bitters attest its virtues and commend it use. For sale by Druggists and dealers censrally, ev- ory where, and by Hostetrer & South, Manufacturers ond Proprietors, No. 53 ¥ and 58 Front streets. Wprine Caxxs, very pretty and very cheap, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th aad ¥ streets. loe Cream and Water ices 38 cents per mart. 817-1 Se stenessseeeeeneesnesseee ee DIED. On Sunday, £31 instant’. ALEXANDER AD- AMS. an old and much respected resident of the Seventh Ward, aged 57 years. His frends and acquaintances are invited toattend the Fenoral on To-morrow (Tuesday) Evening, a! 3 o'c ook, » CHARLES THOMA, a f this city. He was born'on a Baden, Germany, and emi- in the year i340. A wife and to lament his death. His fureral will take piace from his iate residence, corner of North Capi:ol and M streets, on Weunes- dy, the 25th inat., look p. m., to whichall the frieads of the fxmily sre invited. id jn 19 est A EDUCATIONAL. N Opportunity presents itseif to parents for baving the educstion of their sons completed in Europe. Mt director of a G (publio schoo!) of the est town in Sw d, is dis- posed to recsive into his family young Ainerican gentiemen. and to direct their studies. This Swiss town off rs great fscititves for attaining psrfection in the different branches of education. the high standing of the tutor guaranties the moral and phys- ios! wel being of the pupii, For details and terms apply by letter to Box No-9, Star Offior. ja 21-2aw3w* — Mi4g42thEs AND NEW BOOKS RE- ceived daily at SHILUINGTON’S Bookstore. Any of the $3 magazines furnished at $<3s per an- num, Godey’s Lady's Book for February. Potsrson’s Luady’s National Magazine for Feb- r he Greit Republic Magez ne for Feb-uary, oo were néw novel com; What will he do t “Hooks — to any Lr of the country at publish- 088, 2. , Boots, Neto. Lotter and Cap Paper, En- ay Pens, Ink, and every thing jn the Station~ at low prices. re nae ow PI SAILLINGTON’S kstore, Odeon Building, i821-3t___ corner of Pa, avenue and 43 street. RY GOODS! DRY GOODS !! D AT REDUCED PRICES in order to reduce our iarce stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS we ! commence to- selling off all \ inter Goods at greatly reduoed Prices, and many at less than cost fur casH, to ci0se Out this season. er Fe velo; ery it persons in want of Fancy Dress Goods, or general St ‘Articies for fimily use. we invite tneir speor ention to our stock, as we Lave de- termined toif previous to making our Spring es shal! be great) tomers who pare seante call at an early + Cad 623 7th ja 12 tw Penn. avenue. 5 SNYDER. Cee ieee Hall, west of Star Office, UF ACTUR: stoves, T NUORPER: ND SHELT-IRON { invite the attention of the public to my complete assortment Cooking » Parior aud Heating Stov pera are: rete never tekes have 7 ete 4 and constantly manufacturing ali kinds of Tinaad Japavedc Ware, of the very ure to order any Peatenesl gad wal manatnes ipmy lipo. Piedeing to give entire sats a tion as cpu ankenes. Fitting and Repaing dons ef tue ehoitegy goles by operas GEORGETOWN. —— Correspondence of The Star. Groreztown, Jan. 24, 1859. Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, quite a hubbub was created abont the east end f Bridge street by the appearance of a number of hangers- on, we suppose, about some of the Washington ‘engine houses with some of the fire machines making their appearance, shouting, ‘“Where’s the fer eC wate toy eae Informed that there was none which needed extinguishing, and ¥eft for home with their machine apparently c: siderably tisap) \- Friday, the House of Representatives was opened with prayer by the Rev. John Aiken, of our city, who is the first Roman Catholic cler- gyman who ever officiated for the House. Priests of this fe p offi- ciated im the habit of his order, which attracted considerable attention. ‘The weather has ep ney cold. The canal froze night, and a thin skim of ice formed enti actoss the Potomac. We understund thgt the prospects for a busy time with the house carpenters and bricklayers the ensai season is very good. We have al- ready heard of several fine buildings which are to be commenced as soon as the weather will permit. Among the number {s an extensive store and dwelling which has whe Ber + con- tracted for by Mr. Joseph Collins, ricklayer, and Mr. John J. Frey, to be erected on Bridge strect, adjoining the porete of Mr. J. Orme, for Mrs. Ann Woollard. We have been requested to suggest to the com mittee having the management of the lectures at the M. P. Church, to have the able and b hiy interesting lecture of the Rev. Thos. B. Balch on ‘ Reminiscences of Georgetown,”” ablisbed for sale. We have no doubt but simost an: number of copies iu | would meet wit! ready purchasers at We prices. Hun- reds who had not the privilege of beeing it delivered, would be pleased to get hold io printed-form. We invite the attention of the lovers of good eating to the advertisement of Mr. Cox, fm an- othercolumn. At his horn of eats everything necessary to the wants of the inner man of the most fastidious, can at all times be found tn rich fusion, and served up in the most approved le. Everything about this establishment pre- pee eg eeoheenes of comfort, quiet, and clean- liness' renders it truly inviting =——————_—_—_— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. 2 000 OATS, OATS. OATS. 2 BUSHELS PRIME OATS. Also, Moi Uffal ofall kinds, for saie b: ; ce BEALL & SHOEMAKER. _5321-3t* 101 Water street. Georgetown. EXXE8 £88 STEAM LINE FOR PAILADEL- a rHIA—Th er Ce C. Alger, dischsrging carg Me expedt f forward o u goods to Freigh: fates. For hat city. ken at low rates. For eae bg to BRADL {¥ & TAYLOR, Agents, i64and 106 Water street, Georgetown. ia 21-3t Ceax's CORNUCOPIA, Corner of Market Space and Canal Bridge, Georsetown.—fuis rT sed establishment has been newly furn:shed surps in a'l its departments. and is arrangedand concuc' ed on the most modern and improved FADOl private apartments, &o. ‘The Bar is alw: with the most choice Wines ant other Liquers. Meals furnished at the shortest notice, i. 13 tw HE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS Method of informing the public and the former customers of my late fath at | have commenced thi UTTER BUSINESS at the old stand, so long oooupied by him, where 1 q pt attention to business and keeping at stook of the very best Butter, to se- cure the same liberal patronage which was bestowed him. wag tw JOSEPH H. BOUCHER. POTATOES. 35 BUSHELS pri ova Sovtia POTA- Es (from Nova Sontia arrived on board the schooner George W. C: and for sa.e in lots to suit purchasers, PETER BERRY, ja 14-tf 85 Water street, Mi JCAN CANDIDATE: FOR MAYorR,. Y ADDISON will be supported for layor of Georgetown by the American party. in. i2-4w? ai S KOHLBERG, 140 Bridge atreet, Georgetown, + D.C, 18 selling off bis entire stock of Dry, Fanoy,and Millinery Goods at auction, oommene. ing on the lith instant, at 10 0’olock a. m , aad con- tinurng daily until the 2th. de 29-1m Civer: CIDER !!—CIDER ! 6 rocers and other retailers can be supplied with prime Clarified C1 DEER in quantities to suit, and on feasonable by nat ARNY & SHINN. PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE, The undersigned having nocepted the ax now ive notiee that they are prepared to fur: their Su mers andthe public generally with Massey, & Co.'s auperior in whole and haif casH on delivery. , barr ranteed in every instance, provided notice be jgiven within twenty-four hours after. jestio Ales, Porter, and Brown preat (Salty equal, if not superior, to imported) at BI to $1.5 dozen, delivered. ia any part of Washington, ria. g aosaeia2.0 "ARNY & SHINN, ool? “s__ 57 Green street. Georestown. OHLBERG & OQ. 199 Bridge street, George- ‘to D. C., urers and dealers in gots and Shoes; in Hats and Caps, de 29-Im™ : FOR RENT AND SALE. [9mm Prnst racn.| OR RENT—A and comfortable two-story FRAME DWELLING on 3d street, No. 235, ear usettsxvenue Rent $13¢ per month. Foquive of M. 8. JONES, Grocery store, correr 3d street and Massachusetts avenue. jam RENT—A two-story FRAME HOUSF, containing 6 large rooms.a few squares east of the Capitol, iting Pennsy!vania avenue. To a good tenant the rent wi ibe moderate. Apply onthe premaives, betwooen 3d aud 4th streets east. Sta ND Ste 0) AL&.—The Good Wi |, Fixt \d i~ F to pas Btock of a first-class “RESTAU- RANT, cor taining eight rooms, kitoh: and cellar. doing a yory fair Sarena located 6 central part of the oity, near by be dis- tue purobarer, at tie ‘propcior i dentrane @ puri = chee his modest binieece, Apply to WM J (PU _DRUGGISTS.—F or sale, the Stook, Fix tares and Good Wyil of a DRUG STURE a ‘ashington,ia one of tne best locations off the Avevue. Terms—ope hsifoash ; the remainder on time, with security. The proprietor sel! only on as- oount of faling health. Ad+ress W.. with real name ad reference, at Star Office, Washington, D.C. i t* T PRIVATE SALE.—The enbsoriber ollore at private sale two BRiCK HOUSES, (2 sey and garret,)on Lot No.1, Square 417, fronting 36 feet curner of 7th street west and 5 street north. having an east and south front: also, Lot No. 2, fronting Sand 8th streets, immedia’ ip the rear of Lotl,95 by 10) feet. The corner Brick would make an excellent grocery stand. or the whole wou'd do well fora wagon yard and tave-n. The above will be sold whole or in part, cheap, and on ¥: reasonable terms ‘Inquire of C_ 8. U' HARE, oer Ns 252 7th street, between M and N sts, jy 2 Fok RENT—A comfortab\e six-room HOUSE on Ith st: + near O. o¢ $9 per month, Inquire 477 & et, between Ith ana OF next door (noi th) to the house fur rent. jr19-e0st* VAleassy » TRACT OF WOUD-LAND AT VATE SALE.—The subscriber offers at pr: ale a tract of Wood land, situated imme diately on the public road leading from the Forest of Prince George's to Washington city, about half amie from the Long Old Fie'ds, adjoin: the lends of Zachariah Berry, Sr. Thomas P. Ryan. others. it contains about 80 or 90 acres, and is we!l stocked with Pine, Oak, Chestnut, &c. The soil is of an excellent quality, and susceptible ot being easi! improved. 't oan be cleared without rr 4 troab’e, and advantageousty—ard rion of it 1 bedded with clay, of first-rate quality for brick- "Bue land will be shown to ny person disposed to James J. Jarboe rat upeat arias. lle arn ar! zh. will meer iw JOHN A. SANSHURY. AM SAW MILL FOR ae CHEAP, jouse 5 Aor ith Dweltee-A or Land, ata A.L. near mpletion.) Also, Lang, ‘contd f about 20 acres, chiefly in timber, alta mie from the Sew Mill. aud lying iamed eRe ail- * _ Herndon Post Office, Fairfax County, ja6-lm Virginia. OR SALE—A FINE YOUNG HOR® Eixew agen. Livery Stable, gy at 5 between 43 ana 6th streete,” ia 2se ICCOLOMINI PHOTOGRAPHS, at 25 cents e to be had at the Stor P (esas Me Wee: Meteo rT, REN’S TOY BOOKS, Dolls C Vaynirare.with® artentook of Oya, ao “iam St LAMMOND’s, ORSES and two CAK- the owner mine having no farth y to BE. WARD, corner a f ioth POR SA1.6.—Foer RIAGES. all in sold on reasonable ti about to lesve the city use forthem. A TRUSCAN JBWELRY.— Just received. ES jossios, in ri jan Inte Benjamin M. 1 ewis, on Rriage town, near the Bri e. T'abail seli, by Urphans Court, 18 personal effects, ne Household Furnit a Small lot of Grooeryen, eottreckerys ee 400 bushels Prime ‘Potatoes, ® rela Applies, «. ACKS, > 2th sell. by virtue ofa dead of trust duly Sete, 8nd trimming store of George Hi.’ ing Wagons, (one nearly new,) 1 bine young Bay Horse, jorse, Saddle god ‘iridles, Goods, Ribbons, Trimmings. & 6. ¢ ASsoTtmen ery. Gloves of every ferma: ume under 7 ered- 2eets Harness. &c.. Ac. it of 6" and sodaye fh 8% cash: over 89a ‘orms : nd under cash ; that < » for notes satisfactorily endorsed, Pls agp nan daye. [of sat siactorin eerie’ | Desting interest RICHARD H, LASKEY, Trest A. GREEN. Auet. By WALL & BARNARD, A. fing interent. jalete JUSEPHINE M. ean Admint’x, 822 THOMAS DOWLING. Auct._ By J.C, MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. (GREAT SALE OF LONDON DUCK BRAN Wy, Bryeanion INES, anp CleaRs.—On SATURDAY AFTERNUUN, January 22d, at Se 0’ol’k. at the auction rooma, we shall sell, with- serve, to cover advances— superior London Dock Brandy, im- va gontioman of thie arty, ungari ines, sing Toka! Visants, Mouese, Empire, and other brands, ed 274 gallons Cognac Brandy, 100,00 .ow priced Cigars. stant, atJ0 c'elock, we will'se tot ot Bass Greeuand Barat Itio Com ics Greenand Burp ee, Ghosts Greenand Biack Teas, Boxes Brown, Castile and Toilet Soap, Adamantine and Sperm Candies, Ba is Browneng Ranent's arre! TOW! . igars, Chewing Tobacco, Sit randy, Wines, and Whiski: ‘erms: snd under, cash; over that sum, a i j credit of 69 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed Bettis Lsqnore. - ~~) notes. bearing interest Vashbdoarde, Seives, isd 440; MOGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. | Raisins. Figeis boxecnnd drums, Pranes, ILL BE ADDED— Saiad Ou, Ciaret Wine, &o. 20 quarter casks pale and dark Brandy near other groceries and goods, all of which will ——— sold, bit {ez : ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONE, Terms: $3 ant under cash; overthat amount 8 until WE SPsoey afternoon, January is | Credit of: Sioledan emir en same hour and place. dorsed, 30 24-d J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auots. By J.C. McGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF SPLENDID Suver-Pratrep Ware—On THURSDAY ETERNOON, Jan. z on the 2d ia R-4 WALL & BARNARD. Auots. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EXs oor of the | MORNING, Jananry 2th, at I) ocinol Car hopes by , ane o . jon — we a without reserve, 2 | No. 441 I street, between 9th 10<b streets west, nVOiCe of ver nat reosived Ii sell, x phy od Ware. Fy eg Sod Bgshailselcthe Parniture and ‘eects si Scfa, Rooker-and Parior Chait, Mahogan: fated, and engraved Tea ete | Walnut Whatnot. Martie ton Tawiest eau e aro trae: Tex thes Joe Pitchers, utter Disnes. Vegetable Dishes, Water Pitchers, | Oak One ear ee sarm Chien Cham Coolers, Wai Goblets, ingrain Cary Rogs, Cups, Mugs, Sait St I. » Stair Carpets, Rods and Eves, Saket’ Bar int wo Pron ted Cottage Bednade th ae pt ot ch will be cold without any rve "trosses aie renee ane ag what es Hair snd Husk Mattresses, B Comet eres Snore Se urenus, ashstands, Toilet Sets. Onk Extension Tabie. Mahogany Sideboard, China, Giass and Crocker Table Cut! Excellent ‘The P. 8.—Catalognes ready on the morning 0° sale, Terme: $25 and under cash; ver that ‘um, & credit of 60 aud 90 days, for notes satistactorily en- dorsed, bearing interest. ja% AS. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, Hevstsoup AND KITCHEN FURNI- To at Accrion.—On FRIDAY, the 28) hail it the residence of W. H. Ba = Castors, Waitera, king Stove, Kitchen Utensils, &o, 4 use but s few weeks. Pe i House isfor Rent. Inquire of the Auction- r 4. C. McGUIRE & CO., Anots. FUTURE DAYB. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, tween 2d and 3d streets west, at if o’cioo oe xoellent Assoriment of nearly new Furniture, ¥ Fine Walnut Damask covered Parlor Set. Fine Walnut Marbie-top Centre Table ana Wash ioa"t, Fine Mahogany Marble-top and other Bi Fine do. | French and other Beds 5 Fine Walnut Wardrobe and Sideboard, Fine Veneer Cane-seat Dining and other Chairs, Fine Waiuut Extei NER OF H anp 2p Streets Nortw. at Avc Tiox.—On TURSDA ¥, the 25th instant. f shall sell Lot :3, nS uare 7/9, with improvements, consist- m Table, Hat Rack, &o. P Chita, Crockery, Glass, Table Cutlery, aud Pinted pS wh nape Aine yo —— Ware, Te Une-halfocash; the balance in 6 and 12 Superior Mantel Vases and Girandoles, months, for notes bearing interest from day ol sale. Bite Hair and Shuck Mattresses, A deed given and a deed of trust =. a Voivet, Tapestry ard other Carpets, aed 5 SEEN: Anse Cooking Rediator and yther Stoves, With a good lot of KuGhea Kequisites, and many otherarticles, which we deem unnecessary to By 5. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF LOt OF DRY ODS, MILLINERY. Uaumer: Ou WEDNESDAY MORNING, Janunty teh, Tere i All suma under $25, onsh; over 925, a | at'l0 o-clook. at store No th roed ene eh: ore dit of 60 and 9 days, for notes satiaiactutily en and F streets, wherathe goods have been removed dorsed, bearing interest. “ for convenience of sale, we shati sell, without re- jac = A. GREEN, Auct. | serve. tu cover advances, a fine loc of Millinery, By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Fancy and Dr; Conds, gomprising— Plush, Sil lowers, red Collars, Sleeves and Handkerchiefs, rimeut of Kibbons, PrREMProRyY SALE OF UIL PAINT incs.—On TUrSDAY AFTERKNUON, Jan- ry 25th, at <3: o’olock, atthe auction room| e all sell. by vi tue ol adeed of assignment. about rty Uil Paintings, (many of them framed,) com rising Landscapes Cattlo-pieces, Portraits, and ‘ancy Ske.ches, Terms cash. By order of the assignee. jaza J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J. C. McGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. variety. Head -dresses, Scarfs, Hoods, Gaiters, 4 es ume ombs, Hair Brushes, ail of which will be sold without any reserve what- TRUSTER'S SALE OF SMALL STEAM | redial sn set Onna or tee eee tema 8 mort fm, Rowan = ee KSDAY | dorsed, bearing interest. NL an 27. wi jock, a : u mentof Mersts. White & Hail. on the ia +S. MCGUIRE & CO.. Ancts. ‘orner of st ,(where it has been deposited ) Lt emmall seil, by virtue of aseed in 2 recorded, &e., One 4 horse power Engine er. jaine ay. and 43% or safe keeping ftrosta By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. GREAT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A B Lange axp Vauasce Isvoick oF Loxpon booxs —On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE- ietceost. : Fooms, commencing at 63s o'clock viaad od. a & cb By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. VALUABLE BUILDING 1.0T ON EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN NoRTIL AND M Streets, Auction. —Un FHURSDAY, the 77th instoxt, I! seil, in front ef the prem o’clock p.., No.1), in Square a front of 3i » Aucts, European Books, received direct from Willie & Sethoron, London, comerene about 2.00 volar &il bound inthe most substantial and elegant sty) Lovdon in the X1Xth Ceautry, Ackermann’s Mi- crocosm of London, Cambridge University, Gallerie de Lucien Bona- feet Ie inch on 8th stréct, and rauning baok 99 feet Viee el Water . i #igohes, between Land M streets north | nies * Modern Katie tre Bras, and Lagny, 18 property is handsomely situa in & very , Tapidiy improving part of the oity, and the anle 1s | &BIedt's Pictors! Museum, pees wishing to in 6, 12, and 18 Months, ior notes bearing interest from day uf sale. A cone xiven anda deed of trus' ia Corps of Royal Engineers. a complete set, with ‘eral hundred engravings, Ric: ardeon’s Studies from Uid Fnelish Mansions, posers Botanical Cabinet, British Drama, leyers’ British Birds, Gallerie de Vienne. London lilustrated Ne MeoJan’s Costumes of n’s Illustrations of the War in the Eas eare’s D) 1c Works, boydeil’s sumpty edition, &c.., Together with Dean Swift's Works, Annual Reg- ister, Quarterly Review, Journal of Science, Universai Magazine, Art Joarpal, &o. well worthy tke rttention of Puronase a handsome Buiding Terms: One-half cash; balaw t taken, A. GREEN, Anet. AND MECHANICS’ Ns UTk, » NENNING, PRinctpat. Lorsons in Architectural and Ornamental Design ing, Engineering and Mecbanioal tara every . fro : :. 1 largest and most valuable Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening, from7 to | | ‘The Whole forming the 9.vrelock, in the thir story of Agency Block, corner | ¢)!ection of Books ever offered at auction in this of7th and F streets. sa ‘Tarma. $3 var month, in advanaa. no 19-tf P.NE T NOTICE. O MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.—1 have been adding to my stock of Cire ant useful orticies.and would name TOILE and CHINA SETS, cheaper than they have: ever been sold in this city—i qe TUMBLERS as | ee est. P. S. Catal gues may be obtained and the Rooks examined upon application at the aw rooms 100, . C. MoGUIRE & © ja 13 co&4 Mth&BthJan Auctione * VALUABLE FARM FOR SALK,—The bscriber offers for aale his FARM, in Prince county, Md. situate 5 miles from Washing- ton and 2 miles f om the Biad itecon- tains 100 Aores of highly impr: very produc- tive land: nearly all of which is natural grass land, The improvements are in good repair. A ap culos the same farm, 100 to 249 acres will . if desired, jozen. No. 313 Penn, avenue, JOHN McDEVITT. ARKER’S RAZOR STROP POWDER.— ie nas itp Ba equalled for produc- 6 keene: sible edge to a razor. "Also. a cocd assortment o Razor Stropsand Ra- wore for sale, wholesaie and retail, ny &. K. LUNDY, 390 Pa. avenue, National Hotei Buildins. lw (States ) Jocation, prodactiveness, convenience to market, or health, Trey are weil watered and theneigh ood. «The terms of sale areas follows: One-third cash, and the balance in}, 2, and 3 years. Title uodis- ted. » "Persons desiring such innds will please refer to D.C, Digges, Attorney at Law, U, Marlboro’, the undersigaed. who w: leasure shew or the'premis s, &c, CHARLES DIGGES, de 2l-2awiw near Biadensbu: THE ABOVE L BES sale, on TH 9 - — ICE REDUCED ONE HALF! RICE Ey MEDICAL SALT, Fo! ATUKY DISEASES, INFLAMMATURY | ONLY ONE DOLLAR! Curonic Packace $2.50. UF See Advertisement. jn 17-tf S JUST IN SEASON SOOAP-STONE GRIDDLES, Oyster Broilers, Watfie Irons, Chafing Dishes, Goffee Urns, Plate Warmers, F oot Warmers, at my House-F urnishing D WILL BE OF- RSDayY, thezih Jan tds uary, 1859, atl20’clockm,onthe premises It wi’) Store, 490 7th street, . be sold either in whole or part as may : uit pur- ins GEO. FRANCIS.. | Chasers CHARLES DIGGES. Ja 18-s08t By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. GOVERNMENT SAL OF STEAM EN- ¥ cine. Toots, IMPLeMEnts, Luyser. Ma CHINERY, IRON, STEEL, FURNITURE & v ee MC. Meics, ENGINEER oF Th inorox. Aguacecr.-u THURSDAY MORK. Lf rtetytes MAGAZINE FOR $250 PER men ** ‘SHILLINGTON’S Bookstore, Lady’s World of Fashion for January, Harp agezine for February, Household Words for February, Lilian, or the Adventures of an Heiress, by the earner, ot. Stanfield Hail, Harold Tracy, aud lien de Vere, Lad: snual of Fancy Work, a completeinstruc oe rere of Ornamental Needle work. The Lad 's Love Oracle, or Counsellor te the Fair ing 8 complete Fortune-teiler; price 25 We name in part— 1 Portabie Steam #ngins, 2 Boilers, in first-rate or- der, 15 horse power, 1 Stope- cutting — doing the work oO i, vst . te set of Brick-msking Machinery, with 0 Pulli haftings, &c., Brick-mou'ding Mscnine, Blacksmith’s Fortab e Forges, Bellows, Anvils, Blocks, Hammers, &¢.. all comp ete ick, Dirt, and Stone Wheelbarrows ‘aobine and Handbsrrow, Grindstones aed xracks, ee Sere nod Sistiex Strikes Concrete Hammers Sard Soren! ns, Mortar Hods, Boxes, Brick Seddies Carpenter’s Benches, Vices, Tools Spirit Levels, Double and Single Fiseks. Rope Sex. cents, Sylvan Holt’s Daughter: price 81. "Al Books Ordered ir mail sent to any part of the United States free of postae. feb visiting Cards of the very best qual- pte rr SHILLINGTON’S Bookstore, jx 22-3t_ Odeon Buiiding, cor. 436 st. and Pa. av. ES REE» OOF. 476 of. ond Far ave AGLE RESTAURANT, 4 O8NER NinTH AND D StRExts, One square Penn, Avenues. CHAS, » PROPRIETOR. ‘orth LOT Dinnersand $ ‘uppers iu! ‘4 a, = beri re iron ens to Cos hininltceen \ agons, Ploughs, Dirt Sooope Drills, Crowbara, Tamm irons Shanty from Badco ‘No.3, which is alarge build- 10k. oe with — doors, windows, taurw com: Llasee ‘Cement House, and l or? other Shanties, a soben gown —_ po compiote, “OOK i eo es =. enches, Bedstesds Te bles, 1. Zones. 6 ‘in Ware; ‘Kmves and Forks Bea Ticks ’, = it +@0cording t ramme, Dising-roops one sundeed aad fas tooth Pelt heated ed. Additional :ooms if required, BIRDS !—BIRDS !!—BIRDS !!! Mr. WARNECKE has retu Ld Germany with a asi of fine SINGING BIRDS, : Crockery and irds from himabout a year | Blankets, Com rte, ago will prove that he hasthe best imported - | tron Pots, Utensils lace is, as before, at Charies | B: , Cloaks, terns, Lamps Ed Penns yivania avenue, where he | Oils Paints Wasting See ing Chests Tea, Pepper, and other Groceries with a Taree lot of Lumber and Timber, Rope, hairs. &c., &o., Com: an b all, the largest Sale of the kind that has over tal ben pince athe District. worthy the ‘Bu! M oceupies & private room, whe ihe importation of hundreds of Birds, arnv the vesss! "Ahlers, tately at New York. js 2-lw* (States copy.) ys PEOPLE’S CUFFEE POT. Lovers of coffee, cal! and examine this cel- ebrated article. It is the only Coffee Pot ever in- vented that preserves the pure aroma of the bevy, at the same time is very economical, requiring - two tmrds the quantity of cottee used im the Gas Putting and Stove hemiebeerer an vo ment CELADON SNYDER, next to Star Uffice. he Indies i £3 ee eae A. GREEN, Auctioneer. rusts Geos Sater ep EAL 4 T Fstatx —By virtue of a deed of trust beari date 4th of June. 1857, reco the jand ods of the Di 5 ea Tord. A. SHLLING OF F-aRRSG a Se tgs Rad aa ints suction. . . S a TEL ANTE R DRY GOODS | | 934 o'c'oek p. m.. in frg.t uf the remives, Bil that At xreatly reduced prices—many at iess then | certain jot or paroel of in lying and situate in the O0gt NOR Chem. ‘ euty of Washington. and marked and designa'ed in nee fail stock Sven. ore The general pian of said city as lot number five. (5,) fiaple halls won whisk we | yrauare five hundredapd surteen, (si) anid Tot te We nani neee: ged ta those ‘wheee bills! Rise on the north ee ‘e shall be x obligs them by Bnd Sh etr West, having 8 front Femutin unastiledt thoy EE aT ee lg street bys depth 114.7 feet to @ 3 toot to the frat of the seepn Go ¥ & CO. 3 ofa: Ope fourth cast, and balanoe 12 equal jam ry eee te Pa.avenue. | Roget Desseured by oer sf Hy i Forme sale to be with is five daye, M F Sr: gett hd tl otherwise reserves the right to resell a to announce to the “Al ‘at seine ane har opaned 3 Dress —__AUCTION SALEa AUCTION SALE. oy THOM. agruwers__| TODAY § TO-MOKKOW MORNING. a yin ¥ ORNING, |. By A. GREEN, A USTEER’S SALE OF AN EXTENS’ RUSTEE’S SALE IVE A ‘MEBTOF Fancy Dry Goons, Kinso: kc. n THURSDAY taot Tein ivama between loth and 4 clook a m., and Somtiowe from day to dee sold, of Fancy t of superior ole uctionsers. ALE OF FAMILY GRO pert POR CRRA Avc- store, & stock of prime Groceries, Liguors’ cet LENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE- Bisnkets, Comforts, in feowtens order, having been in FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT THE COR- in front of the premises, at 43¢ u’clock p. m., part of Bra:d,and Trimmings of every ry, &o. Together with many other articles in the rame, NINGS, January zh and 28th, at the auction © shail sell, Without reserve, & large and vaiuable invoice of We name, in part, amongst tho illustrated works— Terms: geen under cash ; over $40a eredit of 60 ves for astiefactorily endorsed notes, ERDER ASE- ING, 27th inetant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell. at the ater the forthe Bvoning Star, ——=—=>S By Telegraph = * Later from Califernia. Ew O&LR«ne, Jam. 22 —The steamer Quaker City. cf the Tehuantepec route, is below, with California advices tune Sea ae - : , and 112 pamen— The steamer Golden Age sailed from San Pran- cisto for Panama on the Sth & > sengers, and $1 in tresoate Section’ for Spe 7 was scarce sae 7 he State Legisiatare was = inst. FC Stratton wat elected Spee be Lacompton democrats have a m: ti both branches. — _ Arrival of the Liberated Americans. Boston, Jan 22 —The bark Young Tark, of Boston, Capt. Harding, from Maingr, Dec ith, arrived bere morning. Passed Gibraltar Dee’ 2d, and came via Holmes Hole. Amony her passengers are Messrs French and Weeks, iste of ship Waver! of Boston, who were imprisoned in Spain. berated ——_ the intercession of Mr. Dodge, the United minister, as before reported Also, Capt Staples — = bark Jebu. from Boston, poem 4 = », Wrec! November. = Cet sen: Se < Later from New Mexice and the Plains. St. Louis, Jan 24 —Ty Santa Fe mail Sth inst , arrived here few pot phanerg Prace had been concluded with tne Na The missing Neosbo mail arrived at onthe 2d It was detained movements of Lieut. Beale’s pa: The mail party met no hostile Indians on route, bet signs of an approaching ouforeak were dai:y visible. The attack was only by the strength of the mail party. Corrie, of the Wanderer. Stat wage f ates that Capt. W.C. Cor- rie, of the yateb Wanderer, has been bailed for bis appearance at court in the sum of a5 op The Savannah News ofa Prior date stated that Capt C had signified in writing that he would give bimself up if the Government would waive imprisonment before trial, aud the News stated that be surrendered bimseif to the authorities. New York Lettery Case. New Yorx, Jan. 22.—The lottery cases of Wood, Eddy & Co , bave been se st to the Court of General Sessions for trial in accordance with the motion of the District Attorney Hail Storm in Fredericksburg. FRepericnese "a , Jan 22—A beavy hall storm visited (bis city last event, accompanied by terrible thunder and ligutning”” ed Jan 24—The jue Laurens, which was detained on suspicion baving been fitted out as a siaver, has been libelied. > Baltimere Markets. - jALTIMORE, Jan. <4 —Fiour is rm; How- ard street and Ohio $5 75 7 vat is buoyant; white $1.40a$1.60; red $1.35 Corn is dull; yellow 76a78c; white;74e75. Provisions closed with an advancing tendency, but prices are unchanged. Whisky is dull at 250 New York Markets. New York, Jan. 4 —Flour is buorant, State $5 U5a85 25; Ohio $6 1a$6 25; Southern S5.7Uag5. 9 Wheat closed buoyant ‘Michigan $1.45. Corn is buoyant; mixed36 ¥c ; yellow 82 Pork is firm; mess $17 6255 for old aud $18.12 a Sis 25 for new Lard is steady at 11x al2c Whisky is buoyant at 27427 xe. SINGULAR OccURRgNce —A gentleman whom we took to be a Virginia medical student, called on us this mo nd stated (hat as wee going home las' e was stopped in Walnut street, above N “4 wrapped ina long cloak, who told him t) gentieman had nent h'm 4 present of some wild pigeons,and he wished to know why they were like that gentieman’ daughters? The Virginia gentleman was abie to give Lim the information, when a thi party stepped up, and at once solved the difti- oulty by reuarking that it was because “they're passenger birds!’? (Their pa sends yer birds') There was evidently some mystery in the whole fransaction, and the police shsuid be on the "yws vive —Phila Bullet An Ex-Ci ina Very Ban War. Tbe harbor police on Satarday evening arrested one Jacob B. Jones, until recently a preacher of the Methodist persuasion im the State of Maine, for carrying on a rig which nearly out-herods Herod “It ix said that not fading preaching very profitable, Le left the connection and eame to this city, Where he commenced the business of keep- ing a bowling alley and a rat pit, and soon after edded to his business that of keeping « bouse for indy boarders. At the time of bis arrest be was the conductor of two hou #s of fil-fame in Clark sirect besides bis other business. Joves is about thirty five years of age, of good address, and when a preacher had # reputation for piety and elequente —Boston Ber, Jan. 17 {9 The Cl-velond Herald says that Dr Daily, the dronkard President of the Indiana Univer- sity, Was accustomed, when Presiding Eider, to light bis c in the pulpit, after service, and Walk torough the aisle puiti the weed and blowing a clond ef smoke that was not incense —but sbould beve incensed the cong regation— about the chure’ plsnos FOR RENT —A fewas low a0 50 conte per month ; others at 82 50 aS Pst monte. 9th and 10 h an 36 Pa. avenue, vet. NEW FEED STURE. Persons ho have — ee to feed ry fail to give us & on! their feed eisewhore, as we are determined to set heap. We he FLOU MEAL, SHORTS. SHCPSTCRE. BROW FE, CORN, GATS, ke. Also, good BAL STU HAY. CUT HAY ja 2t-6t SAVED. PENNY SAVE NUD AS TWO EARNED. Letter Paper $!.\0 per ream, Soveiopte sonia por Me mn of 5 Svery variety of Stati Ty oreo od a. aman comer 7th and D streets. HAT WILL KE DO WITH IT?—Buiwer's new novel. Price 75 cents; aie HR Just “pala New Rooosatore, 382 Pe avenue. UBIN’S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GIBLS’S Stor ear Sth street, aud st his sales rcomsinaies i tilard* hotel. aBtm J ADIES’ HAIR WORK Repaired, or tk L exohange, at GIBBS'’S Wik, Braid, and Manutantors. av. naar (Sth ot an SEWING MACHINES AtE. Busnes Cioran moo Machines. “Call and suave, A T MOORE'S WEST END DRUG STORE, A Lg cp.ovecss cee be found— r Supers 20 CTACLES AND EYEGLASSES. Just tetas f assortment of the shove’ em: Rees al oe SET Ere, ne 2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, H. SEMEEN, Jewmae. bes thie dag, 2 for inspection, Ten Thousand more loss, valvable, usctel end oresmontel ertye cies most appropriate for Christmas and New Y resents, embracing Watches, rich Jeweiry stontag Hilver Ware, and Piated Ware, aud French Fancy Articies, P Se KEN ca 3 . 33° Pa. av., bet. oth and 10th ste. N. B.—Just opened, s new invoice of the well known School atehes for boys, from @8 to warranted time- keepers. dels PASSION FOR BASKETS Can be gratified A calluig at ANCIs’ House furmening Store’ ast yh RY A Bask te of every rine, And eolor—and he believes prices. J searons oy ag 4 oon- ‘Segoe peek yh poe wieh to be snere. fat thost'a. sorust Pa Se cement = 2 40) Newfie ue hoa of Tee =. Kt d =i Yt ust that wien to oe a oo, dergnins ot o ©" g. 0. HOUD