Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1859, Page 3

‘LOCAL_INTELLIGENCE. fe Tas Srae roscswes rae wrsTe or 1WG Ix ys Waspineton Crry ORR THY PeY VISIONS OF THE ; DIRECTING THEM TO BR PRINTED IN ras SEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA TiON WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE OFFICE. Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION IS MORE THAN DOUELE TAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED mm rex Disterct or Coromera. strict in Congauss —The Senate on Saturday pessed the bill to incorporate the Wasb- ington National Monument Society, and then proceeded to the consideration of the bill from the House tn relation toa railway along Pennsyl- vania avenue, in Washington city, in the District of Columbia. Mr. Brown stated [we quote from the Union] that as an original pro; t putting down an ue at all, and bt he could be sustained in it by by the people of Washing! did not believe the avenue ought to be en- @umbered with a railroad of any that opinion be was first overruled mittee on the District of Columbia—clearly over- railed by tbe sentiment of the people of Washing- o, and be had no Kye oo 7. ee a large majority of ¢ aate; it being ton ot all parties that a railroad ought to be nt down upon the avenue. Then the question arises, to whom shall be granted the priviteg: Upon this point, up to the cement of the present session, he (hought ‘as but one opinion, and that was in favor rperaters named iu this bill; but after e succeeded in getting the bill thro: Parties come forward at t bour and seek to snatch the pri sp. Mr. B thought the eagle policy of g of birds, tositin his eyrie and watch ler bird bas caught a fish, snd then p down upen bim and seize it for a prey, entirely wrong in leyisiation. POed to amending this Send the bill back to the House; and if the Nege was to be givea to ap body, it might as well be given to Messrs. Van to anybody else. Mr. Pearce made a few remarks in opposition to the bill, and in favor of givin; te the Metropolitan Railroad moved to amend the bill by striking ont all after the enacting clause and inserting a substitute to Pennsylvania ill, because it wou’ rwerken & Co. as this privileze very much regretted that he was compelied to differ with his colleague upon this He was one of the committee who feported the biil under consideration. he was favorable to the Metropolitan Railroad Company, many of whom were his constituents, he thought Mr. Vanderwerken bad Mr. Iverson wes iu favor of a railroad along It was of no consequeuce to bim which of these rival companies got the privilege; bat, being in faver of the project and thinking that the only chance to carry it out was to pass the bill before the Senate, he would go for that ‘To send the bill back to the Hoase by amending rolong the cuntest between these delay the accomplishment of the desired project. Mr. Davis spoke briefly In favor of the amend- Mr. flamlin had formerly oppesed the Project of arallroad along the avenue; but from what b@ had seen of the effect of these roads in other cities. and from the earnest desire on the part of the people here to have such a communication, be had given up bis objections, and bad agreed, as ove member of the committee, tbat this bill should be reported. Somethin, about this being a gratuity, out of which the cor- porators were to make large foitunes ; but he did not believe there was any value in it, or that it would pay avy man who should invest bis mouey If carried ont, it would be of public ben- etit and utility; and be shonld prefer the pres- ent bill because it did not interfere with the rights of Mr. Vanderwerken had come bere some six years agoand had bought out the then line of omnibuses—if be gave any atall for them, giving too much—and has establisbed a good line at a great ex the introduction of borse-cars would anaibtlate this omnibus line; and im order to save Mr. Van- derwerken’s interest, be ought to have the preter- bad been sald That gentleman Mr. Dougtas argued that the power to author- ze the coustruction of such railroad: of the people might requir Omthe corporations of Was town respectively. hould be conferzed ngton and George- When it should be in order he would offer an amendmeat to carry out that Mr. Brown was utterly opposed to conferring this power on the corporate authorities of the two cities, to runa line wherever they choose through the public grounds. The streets and avenues, especially, are under the jurisdiction of Con; aud be doubted whether Congress had aut to alienate the power to control them Mr. Wilson thought the read would not be so protitsble as some Senators imagined. ‘I'Lere was & horse-railroad in Massachusetts less than five sualles in length, which carried last year five mil- Ker, and yet that road only made a Mr. Fessenden argued that the placin: power in the hands of the corporations of corgetown would lead to corruption, ed the bill in its present form. Seme further debate ensued, when Mr. Hunter cred an amendment extending the road to the Which was agreed to. » being taken on the substitute of Was hot agreed to, as follow strs. Bell, Bright, Cuesnut, as, Fizpatrick, Foot, Pugh Reld, Sebastian, is, and Ward—is. - Messrs. Allen, Broderick, Browa, Cameron, Chandler, Clark, Dixon, Doolittle, Fessenden, Foster, Green, Hale, Hamlin, Ha n, Jehuson of Tennessee, Masou,Sim- mons, Wade, and Wilson—21 The vill was then amended Ly increasing the wuage from 4 feet to 54, and the width of the carmmages from 6 feet tu 5 After sotae further discussion, there being no qvoram preseut— Va motion, the Senate adjourned. ‘Tue STREETS THROVGH THE Matt. To Be Licurep witn Gas —We congratulate our cit - zens of the Island upon the Passage by the Sen- ate, on Saturday, of the House bill to “ Pro- vide for lighting Four-and-a-half, Seventh, and ‘Twelfth streets, across the Mall, ‘Tuis bas long been a consuimmmati rayed for by the ood people of the Sevent! rd, and thouzh Pte t was the manifest duty of ‘ong » Yet, so anxious were they to obtain this object. that they were willing to pay for it out of their Ward fund, and an act wax accord- ingly passed in 1557 by the Council, but was Mayor Magrude:, on the ground that ed States owned the Mall, it was as much their streets as it was to roperty on the uty to light the ut down foot pavements We learn that the Gas Light Company will proceed, ax soon ax the or the Commissioner of dowy the mains on Seventh and 1 a out the Island; ¢ its inhabitants will enjoy one ouveniences of civilized life— The distribution of gas and water over the Seventh Ward during the present year » era in Us history; and the delightful portiva of our city be a fixed fact ven them by : Buildings, to Lay Prosperity of { will benceforth Tuc Coat Taape —Important to Alerandria and tae Coal iatercsts.—We have learned, with: much surprise aad regret, says the Alexauds. Gazetie, that there is a movement in progress to compel the Chesapeake and Ouio Canal Compa- se the tolls upon coal transported upon &, to a rate whieh will equalize the cost w the Baltimore and of carriage to the cost upon Olio Ratiroad—in other words, to levy ua al- nm canal transportation, Jor the benetit of the city of Baltimore and its tallroad, regardless of the interests of the coal tegion, and of all parties concerned in the coal We trust this is not true, but have our We cam ouly say that bitherto the Libe- nia toward Maryland " rewarded by noth- most probibitory tax u rality of the S ate of Vir, works and interests, bax tag of a similar character, Mate, and it will be a ma‘ter for serious consid- eration and action, we believe, at the next ses- islafare, whether Virginia inter- for some efticient countervailing If the unjust measure referred to be carried out, the subject will, we are informed, be atunee laid before the Governor of this State, whose well Enown zeal and energy will at ounces Le brony bt to bear, we doubt o en of the immense amounts which hive beea lavested, here and elsewhere, ln the coal trade jor the protec- Tut Nic? Scwoors established a few weeks ago under rather discouraging circumstances, Work perbaps as favorably as could be antici- pated, considering the uncouth material to be dealt with. They are well at by boys and young men whose ages vai thirteen to \weaty-one years, and whose eccupa- tions are various. The branc much the same as those ta aod every effort is made rt as far as possible, in so limited a « ree months, (the extent of time to which the experiment is timited,) as mach tended every night, bes taught are pret? aught in the day se Is, | by the teachers to tm- Practica! in- and to awaken tn the = “he desire be) = tion of 3 thorough knowledge of 0 branches of education. Atarx —The alarm of fre yesterday about 1 o'clock was caused by the burning of a fonl ebimaecy in the Secoud Ward, near D and Thir- balf streets, Man named John F. Bayne, who onght to be ashamed of himself for his want of gatiantry, get ona slight bender, and after taking the rounds of Navy Yard bill, endeavored to force ntrance into a certain hewse— first, by break- ing through a window, and failing Jn this, by endeavoring to kick down the front door. The fair proprietress, after rons Jobn to go eway, at last resorted to the law, pres- ently the deti gry rede go pel office of Justice C , Who administered the sal fine of $5, and 58 cents costs, which Hay: p over and left. Edward Nash, for being drunk and disorderly in the public streets, was fined $2, and 9 cents costs. A party of youngsters organized under the mame of the “Frog Fye Club,” held meeting at their rendezvous in an old shant: » & night or two since, and were getting on with their mis- cellaneons business quite barmonionsly, when the entrance of one of their number in’a state of drunkenness disturbed the Proceedings, and he party being too weak to expel the disor- derly member, a messenger was ispatehed for a watchman, but before the official could be summoned a terrible row enaued, which led to the arrest of a number of the members, who baybegrg emt brought before the magistrate and the “ Pri es’’ are now understood to be disbanded Fone Third District —This morning, Was arrested for throwing stones ia the street, contrary tolaw The fact beiag clearly proven, he was fined $5 and costs. Benjamin Mortimer was arrested for conyees dangerous weapon. Justice Clark dismissed the case, the defendant paying $1.16 costs. B-fore Justice Wiiltams —This eeaing, 798. Marphy was brought up for aiding and al thing bis dauybter, Ellen Murphy, in the act of throw- ing scalding water upon the body of John Mc- Cardle, a little boy of nine years. The evidence in the case showed that the little boy was playing onan Try ea on the Murphy girl came out of the front door of her father’s house with a dish of scaiding water, which she threw upon the neck and breast of little McCardle, scalding him ina dreadful manner; and that Jobn Mur- phy stood by aud expressed his approbation of her act, crying, ** That’s good! That's good!” The magistrate, upon hearing the evidence, heid that Murphy, under the circumstances, was te- sponsible for his daugbter’s acts, and committed the defendant to jail to await the action of the criminal court On Saturday night, Conrad Fausnauht got deunk and went into the Northern Liberties Mar- ket-Louse, where be behaved in a very disorderly manner,to the great annoyance of the people during market hours. He was tuken before Jus- tice Williams, who, upon hearing the evidence, imposed a fine of $5 and 91 cents costs. George Smith A Suspicious l4PLeMENT.—Saturday night, Watchmen Robert King and Rabbit discovered a smail crowbar, such as ix used by burglars for prying open doors or windows, &c , and by them called a ‘‘ sheepfoot”* or “ jimemy,’? under a rain utin front of Deile’s restaurant, on Seventh stfeet, nearthe Northern Market The watch- men kept a lookout upon it, and about midnight twe young men went to the spot, and one of them, named J. Ennis, took it. The watchmen imme- diately arrested bim, and his pertner ran Ennis was taken tothe guardhouse. The next morning the justice dismissed Ennis, there being no evi- dence upon which to hold him. The circum- stance of having the “ jimmy’? at such a time of the night, and concealed in such a place, was suspicious, but nothing could be proven that would justify a commitment. Tuat was a Rack —Ou Saturday afternoon ss the trein which left Washington at 34 o'clock neared Beltsville, a man was discovered mount- ed upon a mule, riding close alongside the track As the train approached the mule became fright- ened at the iron borse and very gracefully tossed its rider in the mad, and then commenced a race as Wasarace. The passengers entered into the excitement. and odds were freely offered on the iron horse with but few takers, and amid the shouts of “go it horse,” ‘‘go it mule,” the race was prolonged for two miles, when flesh and blood was compelled to “cave,”’ and the mule came toa stand still from pure exhaustion. A sporting | doi 5 by our side, who bad his watch in hand during the progress of the race, remarked it to have been the best time on record. Balt. Clipper. Tar Taeatre.— We are glad to see that man- ager Stuart has succeeded in making the Washb- ington theatre a place of the highest fusbionable resort. The audience on Saturday evening was large, and to the highest degree respectable. Among the metropolitan celebrities present we noticed Senator Gwin and family, and Senator Douglas and family, and several other Senators and members of the House. The performance was weil carried through, and called forth the hearty approbation of the audience. The bill for to-night Is the classic drama of Medea, (peculiarly adapted to Miss Davenport's fine classical tases and accomplishments,) and the after piece of the Debutante. Maaistrate’s Fexs —We learn that a move- iment is about to be made by some of the acting magistrates of this city to induce Congress to modify the law under which they act, with re- spect to those United States cases which come before them for which they receive no pay. As the law now stands, the magistiate gets no fee for his services in United States cases except in cases of felony, and in all other cases where the United States is concerned they are compelled to farnish United States warrants, summons, com- mitmeuts, releases, bonds, search warrants, and to hear and determine all such cases brought before th without any compensation therefor, and furnisis besides, at their own expense, office room, blanks, ete. A Coin Bath —Yesterday afternoon, a man in & very latoxteated condition, was noticed lying on the south side of the Canal, near the Smithso- nian grounds,but he being out of the way and dis- turbing no one, he was allowed toremain. Last night he got up and tried to reach the north side of the Canal, but missing the track walked over- board. After yeliing and splashing about in the mad and water, he was relieved by two of the watchmen, who conveyed him to the guard- house. Here be underwent the drying and so- beting process, after which he was permitted to depart. Scrrgr To Tue StupENts.—The annna! sup- per given by the faculty of the National Medical College tothe students came off last Saturday night at Franklin Hall, corner of D and Ninth streets. ‘The supper was gotten up ina stvle highly creditable to the popular caterer, Mr. Charles Klotz, who exerted himself successfully in providing for the occasion the choice substan. tialx and delicacies of the season. Numerous toasts complimentary to the institution, the pro- fession, the professors, &c , &c , were drank, and elcquent responsive speeches were delivered by the professors, students and invited guests. Tar Caimzan War —The splendid and highly popular mechanical illustrations of the Russian War will be continued at Odd Fellows’ Hall doring the present week. The snecess of this exbib is without a parsilel in Washingtou city, and may be attributed to the extraordinary effect with which the stirring incidents in the Crimea are imitated. The battle scenes and burning cities, together with the ‘storm at sea,”? are nightly received with storms of applause We advise all who have not witnessed these representations to do so ax soon as possible Seats may be secured at the hall during the day. ‘Ter Saspatu. —The weather has not been very favorable for large attendance at the churches for several Sabbaths past; but yesterday the congre- gations st the churches, generally, were very large. Tir attendince of aged persons at many of th m was unusually numerous, and added con- siderably to the pleasure of those who, during the inclement weather, missed them from their places. The day passed off quietly, and without the dixplays of disorderly bebavior which have so frequently disgraced our streets, especially in the suburban precincts. Travian Ovgra Coxcaut —The concert to be given to-morrow evening by the entire opera troupe of the Academy of Music, New York, will be one of the most recherche ever given tn our In addition to Mad. Laborde Mile Poin. sot, Carl Formes, Mad Ghioni, Sig. Florenza, Sig. Tamaro, and many others, an entire orches- tra, led by Herr Anchutz, will also appear. As this will be the closing grand concert of the sea- son. we have no doubt that Philharmonic Hall will be crowded. Mas. Gore's PLaGIaRIsMs, AND THE TaLt oF THe Two Brack Cats —Hundreds having ap- plied for copies of the Daily Star containing these two articles, publixbed on Friday and Sat- urday last, since the editions of those days were entirely sold out. we remind the disappointed that they will both be found in our next Weekly, which will be for sale at the Star officeon Friday morning next. Back AGain —The customers st the wholesale elotuing establishment of Wlesenfield & Co., Odeon Building, will be glad to hear that their old friend, that most snave and intelligent dealer in neat-fitting clothing, Joseph Friendenwald Esq , ts brick agajo, and caa be found at the o! staud for the greater part of the time during the coming three months. A Bice TREAT is olfered to our citizens to-mor- tow evening in the way of a Sabbath school ex- hibition and concert at the old Foundry Church, Fourteenth and G streets. Tue manner the people of this charch always get u; thetr affites of this kind promise oue of the bp nog entertaloments of the season for both folks and young. See advertisement, Waren Retvans.—Ssturday—Andrew Dock: erty, drunk, disoraérly amd vagramcy; fine and costs $315. Geo. Butler, John Barker, William. greeted, Wm. oe, oo ssw Daly tney, Henry . ry Posey, Lee, Charles Wantare. ‘Geo. Hitt, Ben}. Cooper, wo. | poe 2 Betgrnrigt aed Rarris, james, in Sims, all colored, un- fined $6 15 each. . Twenty-six Wallace, ai j fine and costs $3.15. Dan Sullivan, in the canal; dis- a Twenty-four lodgers were accommo- Pror. Caswett, of Brown University, gives his second lecture on Astronomy to-night, at the Smithsonian {nstitntion The branch of the sub- ject to be treated of in this lecture is the Law of Gravitation. (Communicaten. Busky anv BaRwanp.—These young gentiemen have reoentiy embarked in business very much ed inour town the vent: mE were. of 10Us Sraaties of both Mary'and and Virginia; and now fer to the farmers of the two States the articles whiel:. heretofore. ton, Baltimore collected an ey have to go to Wash ng- Philadelphia tor. They ment of Fat and js, about which so much noise and which are usuaily cailed _ Cail these gentlemen, and if polite atten- tion and gentiemaniy demeanor will give pleasure to the visitor, these you will meet with, wh ir you buy of them or not. Fairrax. Georgetown, D. C,, January sist. Tus New Yor« Leverr, price ¢ cents, is Te- ceived every ‘Tuesday morning at the Northern Lib- erties Cheap Bookstore, 3 7 7th street. 1t* not invited to the banquet of the Association. held png ist instant, i¢ is thought necessary to state, The banguet was offered by the artists of this city to tho artists of this country,then assembled in convention. ‘The expenses were defrayed by twenty six eub soribers, ariists ol thia city,and such members of the Art Association as desired to do #0. _ ‘The number cf invited guests was limited to the membora of tha Natoual Art Convention, the members of the local p: aud two gentlemen who had extended the hospitalities of th¥ir houses to the convention, F As ouly twenty-four hours’ tima for preparation were given to the Committee of Arrangements, no choice was left but to be guided by these rules. 7 Tur Com oF ARRANGEMENTS. “To BE OR Not TO Bx” HemBvesED, “THat 18 THE QUEsTION.”—Those wao have a natural affiul- ty for imposture wil buy the barring fluids manu factured here and labelled London Cordial Gin. But the wise and judicious will purchase only the Surthoaticated article, May be had in Washington of Ford & Brother, D.B Ciarko,H Herman, J. B. Wilson, K. J. Ryon, Hami'ton& Leach.and others. Epw’o U. CHARLES, General Agent, 40 Broadway, New York. at ‘THE RELIEF affordedby Dr. J, Hostetter’s Stom ach Uitters in all cases of Dyspepsia and similar af fections has siven that valuah’e preparation a wide popularity among those who fur years suifersd from such ailments. [tis excellent asatonic and bene- ficient in its effects on the system. |ts history 1s one & moat of mirac'ea. one to which Dr. Hostetter can point with confidence and credit. remedy, perhaps. in th such an exoseded popu’ ters, which are ever re; IN ORDER TO SATISFY many inguiries why all membera of the Washington, Art Atsoc ation anything calculated to prove iniurie tem or objectionable to the patient, For aale by Druggists and dealers generally, ev- ery where. j8 25 eo3t Goon ‘Tiptncs.—The messenger of health has brought tothe world no be'ter tidings, that we know of, than that Mra. M. N.Gardner’s Indian Balsam of Liverwort msy be obtained at ail the druge This is the most effectual cure for Coughs, Co! and Consumption. j:%-lw Wespvine Caxes, very pretty and very cheap, at the Philadelphia Confectionary, corner i2th and F reets, Joe Cream and Water Ices 3 cents per a ia 171m —————_—_—_—_—_——— DIED, On the Sth instant, GRACE AMELIA. eldest daughter of William and Jane Spearing, in the llth as the graes, 'e the morning flower ; If one sharp blast eweep o’er the field, t withers in an hour. On the morning of the Sist instant, THOMAS, second son George and Donaldson, Aged 4 years. . The friends of the family ars invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his parents, on 13%— street. between L and C streets,on Wednesday af- ternoon, Feb, 2d, atS o’elock. S LIZABETH. only JAMES Sarah E. On the 28th instant, MARY daughter of William and Mary Aun Reid, aged year, 1? months, and 13 days. On the <6th instant, at Charlestown, Jefferson county, Va., Mr. THOMAS P. BEALL, one oftne ed.tors of the "Spirit of Jefferson,” in the 25th year of his aze, TJ. D.TLAM 24 and 2 doors weet of found at all ti I \t of ail kinds of GAME; OYSTERS of the most choice kinds; also, the finest 5 f{ CHAMPAGNES, LIQUORS aud SE- Meals served at all hours of the day or night. _ jn 2) at zRENTINES. v* SENT Nats b VALEN eorner of 7th and D streets. tron beaul.ful as~ sortmentol VAL ty “i We invite tho aimirers cf the beautiful to ealiaad examine. ‘Le trade supplied on nh al terms. i Te ALLIN Aes OF PR PURPOS . and best stock on retail m this The largest cou oe ni ESKS, BOXES {other INA “¥Y GOODS sal TOYS. Just received at the Fancy St os oBaney Storeof ay. 3, Mol. AUGHLIN, ja 29 St Pa. ave , bet. 8th end Sth sts. PENNY SAVED IR TWO PENCE A : CLEARED CLOTHIER’S PATENTNON-EXPLOSIVE KEGULATING GAS LAMP, In offering the above perfest Lamp to the public, the subscriber wishes it distinetly understood that the above lamp is suporir to al! others now in use, and, for safety aud economy, ciunot be surpassed ; and more lightis given than with auy other burner how in use. ‘there is nothing complicated in ite ounstruction, wauts trimming very seliom, and being perfectly safe from daager of explosion; aud. unlike the Coal Oil Lamps now in use, it is en irely free from mel! or smoke, 3 public are invited te call and examine thin :xeelsior lamp at the store of A. HATCH,35 Penusyivanianveuue, Sule Agent for the city of Weashiagton. =< AGENTS WANTED. Stare any Country Riottts Fur Save. N. B. Cosi Ot! Lainps, which are nm on hand, and rendered useless by the wferiorartic'e sent to warket with the name of Coal il, wall be eltered Wich the above burner at a small ex pense. Apply as above direct ji Q-iw EAD! KBEAD# E MOST KEMARKABLE CURE ON tera RECORD, #3, M, COX’S INDIAN VEGETABLE DE- MRS MO OCHON PRIOM EIA NT All ye who are afflicted, read the following ce: tifi- cate f:om Major Leonard Frailey,of Baitumore, and late of U.S. Army. JERTIFICATE. = An act ofcommon justices to is me to bear testimony able medicine, the ** Indian re sulforer for nearly thirty years from Salt Rheum. which haa assailed me, at different pertods, from the armpits to the lower ex- tremities, confining me to my chamber and the house during the entire winter of 1854 All the sid loould obtain from the regu'ar faen'ty, Botanic practiouers, Homeopatnis: the use of various | remedial agents, so called, tended @ than &n Cocasiono! alley: condition. Besides | have i f various decoction» of Saran; ok, feel liquida,and used in tment. reo »mmended by physician am oe my sffl.ctions, wth but sight and temporary nately for me, FWas induced, atthe instance leman of the regular facuity—at the very period | was confined to my chaim»er—who, among other of his brethern, frankly ackuowledged they eo not, in general, contro! ti your “Ind'an Vegetable Decocti thy ring to joy my exorcise, and aftor thal perservance in its use © the 12th of Mny Iast. the day on which | took al di w find myself ed fe 8 no! 4g ight never years o! 5 font rgere referto many personal frends fu | with m: a who doubted the of Keoey otany medians fordiug me permanent relief the more inor-di ls il ou may be instrumental i e, 1! s0ures femuneration Spy ‘o compente you and randar Ly of ie. * . yout Grout fe-end and well . RAILEY, No. 173 west pry street. sale ‘narles Stott, ‘ophey Svenue and 7th i Wachungtons Dy and Frank B. ae . coraer K street atid a t - 8. 'T. Cissel, Georgetown, and rr Va; and , LOSING OF Bate re opro Rt RE Remorea ER NOON, lat, at 6 vat tha we clone out the valuable Books on our sheives, of which shout 100 lots remain unsold. for inerr rousto that mer | fensovoal jeai-tt S.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Anota, By 8. J. McCORMICK ; Alexandria. NEY ORLEANS 8U64R AND yora Es at Avcrion.—On WEDNESDAY neat, Feb- Tusry 2, at 12 o’clock, will be on Lon; . # carge of schooner Emeline Mot ain, from jeans, consisting of— ehhds. New Orier ns Sugar, of prime quality. suit- able to the retail trade, New Orieans Molasses, very superior. tention of the trade is partioulariy invited bale. 6H LAMBERT. _ S.J. MeCORMICK. Auctioneer, ~ Alexandria. January 3! ts By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. EGULAR SALES OF HORSES. CARTS, Campiaczs, Haxness, &c.—\We have em gored f, Thomss Dowling r rales ‘of Horses. Carts, Xo. Dav, THURSDA SATURDAY ING, m front of our , co:ner of 9th Penusylvaniaavenue, Ali hav. dispose of would do well to send on thave ial advertisements given wh i jaiceate WR ESR ENE Se ts, FOR RENT AND SALE. 0 LET—A small FRAME HOUSE. situated on 6th street east, between A and uth. n ar the Capitol. | fR. M GoNDS south. itol. Inquire . M. COMBS, No. 61S 8th atrest cast, _— ia 29 St* a RENT OR LEASE—A small FARM of 3 P' acres. well adapted for 8 market garden or res)- ence. Warranted healthy; excellent frait; soft ring water; eligibiy situated; 1% miles ‘from Georgetown ; good house and out-buiidings. Terms Ros panting: Apply = pe genio » Druggists, opposite Market, Geere-town, D.C, ‘42.29 3t* mee ee _ | Oat RENT—The 4-story BRICK DWELL- ING situated on the northwest corner of 13th and G streets north. No. 431, containing 9 rooms, Jar, will be for rent on the Ist of February. rms, &o ,apply to JOSEPH ABBOTT, No. it between l4th and isth streets, wt EAM SAW MILL FOR SALE CHFAP, +) with Dwolling- House and 5 Acres of Land, ata station on A. Land Hampshi e Railroad, (now near completion.) Also. a Tract of Land, ‘containing about Acres, chiefly in timber, half'a mile from the Saw Mill. and lying immediately on the Ratl- S. P. PURDY, A Herndon Post Offica, #sirfax Coucty, Virginia Fek SALE—Ata price iess than its valua, tie east half of Lot No 10, in Square No. 103. First Ward. It has 8 north front of 85 feet 9 inchos, on @ strect, by 128 feet 83% inches dee} ated for a first-class dwelling-h tively be suld below ite va! si ae WEBB, ja6-Im nd susiy sita- it will p immediately tory) 7th st. PP: 520 (2d VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE- in Alexandria county, about 23¢ mil rom Georgetown, at the intersection of the Geo wo and Little Falis roads, consisting of l02acres In- quire On the pre: of Z. RICHARK DS, corner lith and K streets. hington, D.C. ja io tf TS LET—The three-story BRICK HOUSE No. 423 5th street, between E and F. Has bath- room and gas. Rent $425, Inquire on the premises no 30 tf Se FOR SALE.—The Good Will, Fixtures, F urni- ture, aud Stock of a first class RESTAU- RANT, cor taining eight rooms, kitohen and cellar, doing a very fair busiuess, loosted 1a the central partof the city, near by Penn avenue, will be dis- posed of low ash, or ou such terms As wii! suit the purchaser, changing his mode of busice PARHAM, No. 66 Louisiana ja 24-603t* eS eee TT ANESN AND STORE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT.—The House at bpp Cross Roads,6 miles from Washington and 5 from Alexandria, at the intersection of the Fairfax and Middie Turnpikes. Address LEWIS BAILEY, ‘Washington city, or inquire on the premises, nod eott Fo SALE—Two two story BRICK DWEL- LING-HOUSES, on West street, George- town, between Washington and Congress streets. The looslity is very desirable on msny account Terms wil! be made very liberal Inavire of T. Hanson, Fire Insurance Agent, No. 520 7th street, Washiogton, or of E. B. Addison, Agent, Alexan- dria, Va. de 29 eotf D YELLING HOUSE FOR RENT .—The House of Mr. kllet, No. 283 H street, north side, between 17th and 18th, with stable and car- niage-house, is for rent. Thisais iaree, cheerful and commodious dwelling in perfect order, aud will be rented either furnished or unfurnished, to euit the Ro uated Apply to WM J. nue, near 7th st. tenant. {OR RENT.—The DWELLING HOUSE, No. 433 D street, on the square immediately east of the front of the City Hall, next door to the residence of J. M. Carlisle, (the proprietor,) to whom applica- tion may be made. T' 07 will be rented only for the dweiling-house of a private family. The Tent wii! be $7 per annum, payable periods 8a may be acread on. we 23-tf po LET—ROGMS, (furnished,) with Board, up ee famuily.on L street. Nu. 514, between loth streets north, for a geutieman and lady, ne le gentiomen Fer K he FRAME HOUSE on G st. south, betweon 8th and Sth streets west, (Isl- and.) Lot page 25 post on oth =e running back 1G fost to a 20 foot alley. ‘Terms, $180 per sunum, z L ¥ ANS & oc 23 ayalle monthly. Knquire of FROMPSUN ‘onue, between 9th and loth streets, ool¢ ay A IMP © YOUR Madan MOUNT’S Consumption Deslroyer, acts magically on Coughs, Co’ Asth ima, Bronchitis, and Cousumption. In cases of colda one or two botties will eileot a cure at a cost of 50 cents. Pereons fiom all sections have ordered different qusutitios by express. It is purely sore table; a babe can take it without injury. Having been restored to heaith by it herself, from deep oo suimptie he recommends it unhesitatingly to Delnye are dangerous. Make immertinte xpplica! if you wish to be saved, Appiy at No. S96 str between Ith and 12th, or at Stott’s, corner Pevn. avenue and 7th street ; algo, at Culver’s, corner 12th atreatand Penn. avenu de 9-Sin SEWING MACHINES Ss For 835, At E. HUGHES'S CLoTHtne Store, corner of 13th street and Penn avenue. ‘Thie patent is just the thing for family use. It sews with two threads and makes the dowble lock-tteht stitch. «trong and dutabie, that will not rip if every fourth stiteh be cut. Warranted as good in every respect ss the high price Machines, Call and see it. ja 0-1m_ G®4t REDUCTION IN PRICES. All Wool Plaid Merinoes at $7 ots.. worth 50, Ucion Plaid Merinees at 25 ct: ‘orth 37, worth 37, worth 31, Delsines at 18 cts., worth 45, Par ; jiaee Teves aa end i per dozen, st Sxtension Skirts, $1, LADIES’ CLOAKS and RAGLANS at Manufac- ti ” prices. CARPETING ‘Ten Per Cont Lees than Former rices, Flour and Furniture 0 LCOTHS very ohieas. Lvs lete assortment of | adios’, Gentlemer’s. and Children's BUUTS and SHOLS, witch wears disposed to i a room for a RK. BRICE HALL, Nos. 373 and 335 7th street, ja 2a bt above I P MUSICA ROF. JOIN ‘Teaches of Music, either to singl@ bupil Instrumeutal Music—the Organ, Piano, Me leon, &o. His terms ace reasonstle and acoom- modating,and his attentions assiduous. He will with pleasure refer all interested to the best mu-icx! nces in Washington city as to the success of lus system of teaching and the progress made by bis numerous resident pupils. He can be seen either by inquiry at the Music Depot, corner of 1ith street and Penn. avenue, or at his residence, No. 54 Penn, avenue, near the Circle. in 27-1m 1GN AND MECHANICS’ STUPUTE. . N ae Ty oakland asin On Arohitegtural and Ornamen: esten- mee mneerinK nud Mechanical Drawing every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening, from 7 to S9wolock, in the third story of Agency Block, corner of 7th and F streets. Parma. #3 var month. in adwanas. no 19-tf ~ SPECIAL NOTICE. Sisey & GUY Have againto call the atten- ion of those of their customers who have not set- tled their oeprapanee tien the Ist January last. todo so : é wise. -_ “aco one SIBLEY & GUY. SUGAR, MOLASSES, &o— SUSAE. Rou ‘Orleans Sugar, part choice, bag Cof : Nr od and fog eale by y MUKKAY & SEMMES. OMPLETE SUCCESS OF THE BOYS’ Cc AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING MANUFACTORY ol 1. F. MUDD, 5% 97H Staeer, which has been rapidly Reade of f.miles and all who take pleasare ged to be ore of the the District, at, 36) ir vi ween Penn. a where be has been compelled to remove, his Teom being too smal! tortie increasing busincas. i. 38 eolw J ORE DITORS.—The undersigneds OTICE TO CREDITORS. ~The and Nourse, wil pay the weoond dividend of eight per cent on claims in ee See on posanimien is Se office, No. pg 2 eta eee. EDES, Trustee, T, ALWAYS RB an td SEVENTH sof PAPER NA hs aeasacei MINUS BUPE ROL” D: De sad LOO ae. exeou! pay "BES saoornabows Odd Fellows’ Hall. 7th at. Kisgsteet SE Ne oad paren: am'ne the stock. A Old Store, between loth nue. Books now open fer Ss) Suction rooms. we shall @s00 bly post, in Consequence 0: f the ’westher, until MONDAY RPTERNUON, Jaouary Sist, same ho lace, ja 28 d aC. MecuUrR i from 8 celebrated manufactory in Philadelphia, con- credit of 6 bly ther, untii MONDAY AF TERN®ON, at 40'o.'k, ata ON. shall seil,in front ef the north part of Lot No, front of 20 feet on 8th street, snd runing Puronase & handsome B: Terms " the proprietor is desirous of shell be w compounded with Socuracy ard care. day aad might, former cust ing sorved his appran able Apothecary Establishment in Phi‘atelpiia. Mr. 4 isan experienced Drugeist, and wili furnish none but the 23th, resume her trips betwe the above places. Alexandra, at the folowing ho! Etruscan Settings, together with a larce Fancy Silverware, suitabie for weiter, ene. ' A SALES. EN, F. FRENCH’S NINTH AN Bek taie aa ath ae aR lias na bean soveu years with %. Pratt, Keg. { Siok one of Uke iarzest and best selected ong ine ly Pocket bles, Praver “ett eh aceeespnee ae Nov: volumes, rork, four styles of og in 12 and 6 volumes, Cluskey’; itioal Text The Books an Ls &o.,&c. st private sale during the day at kar publichore Ladies add gentiemen are invited to call and ex- o'el Cassidy’ vate sa! C. MoGUIKE & CO, Auots Siar Uotion sale commencing at 7 Ti Bev. F. FRENCH, Salesman. pee Cai & CO.. Auctionesis, AT AUCTION.—On AFTERNOON, January Tate vaea ay, seil, in sums to suit. 7 0 Corporation o’ Alexandria Kegistered & ion of Al: ia Coupon Bonds.” 2.300 Hank of the Old Dominion Stock. x $o32 Penk f Wi Stock, iad farmers id icons ? Bank Stock. rms cash ip ined NG Mon UIRE & CO., Aucts. U7" THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDA- 8 inc'emeney o! & CO, Auots. By J. C. MeGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY ALE OF SPLENDI si Ware —On pque A AFTERNOU the joor auction rooms, without reserv. ‘are, just reoer P. S.—Catalogues read, th i Terms: polio nder oash; ‘over od 3 ed, —— interest. AS. C. of sale, it su for notes satis{actorily oGUIRE & CO., Auct. THE ABOVE RALE IS UNAVOIDA- ‘ostponed. on account cf the untsvorable wen. _jan B J.C. MeGUIRE & CO. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON EIGHTH STREET, BETWKEN NORTH L AND M Un THURSDAY, ‘27th insteat, 40’clock p.™., are 401, having s feet 4 inehea, between L and M streets north ‘This property is handsomely situated in a rapidly im, part of the city, and t well worthy the attentio sale is ot unding One-Lalf cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 r notes bearing interest from day of sale. taken. . GREEN, Auct. 7° THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED, in consequence of the rain, until MONDAY, the ‘Sist instaut, same hour. jan 28 3t A. GREEN, Auotioneer. FUTURE DAYS. AIOGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneors Wheatley and Walker et. al. heirs aod administrator. | wi tion.on Fx iDA at 434 0’ clock p. m. teen, (1*,) in is ine imp ovements, consisting o! ing. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to ba paid in cash ; residue in two equal pay- ments at 6 aad 12 months respecti by oved notes. The terms of s: the premises. must be oom- rst purchaser, after one week's not ca. VALTER 8S COX, Taustee. ja7 2aw&ds J.C. McGUIRE i> THE AROVE SALE poned unl WEDNESDA February 2d, same hour and & CO., Aucts. AE TERNOON, WALTE® S. COX. Trustee. _ias9-d J, C. MeGUIRE & CO., aucts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Stock OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.— so On WEDN AY MORNING, February 2d. atloo’e! e store of Z. Dugan,corner of Sth and L shall sell, ail his stock in trade, comprisi Suears, ‘leas, Coffees, Spices, Cigars, ‘ing and Chewing Tobacco, Mustard, Indigo, Stare! Glass and Crockery W. Buckets, Brooms, Brashes, Rope . Spice Boxes &c., Together with the usual stock of goods found in a retai! grocery. ‘Terms: 325 end under oash ; over that su credit of 60 and 9 days, fcr notes ‘satisfactorily dorsed, bearing interest. _ ja %-d J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts Br J.C McGUIRE & © URNIITUKE AND HOU at PusLic Satk—On THURSDAY M » February 3. at 10 o’clook, at the residence dean, keq, wo shalleeil,all bis Furuiture rt mprising— Sota and Parlor Chairs, entre Tal W hamot, oud -seat Chi Ca: pets, Ovleloth and Matting, leads, Buresus, Washatands ‘Toilet Seta. Looking-¢laes: Mattresses, Bolsters and Cooking and other Stoves, = To = with the usual assortinent of Kitchen Re- sites. ‘60 and 9d: for satisfactorily endorsed McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ARSHAL’S SAL fier: facias issued the Cierk’s office of the Cirewt Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washincton, and to me directed, iw expose to public'ssle, for Cass, in frort of the Court-house door of ssid county, on TUESDAY, the 22d Gay of February next, 1859, at I20’oloek m., the following described Property, to wit: Al efencant’s right, title, claim and interest in and part of Lots Nos. Sand 9, im > begi Riv « ats point or lineon Sd of south west corne: the line of { Lot No.9; thence south along 28 feet: thence 2 at st 92 {eet to the line o| id street lace of beginuirg, together with ali anu *in gular the Improvemerts thereon, seized and levied &s the proj rge Staflin, and will be 0 antisfy Ju 0. 77, to January term, 05 1359, in f.vor of John Van Roswiek. W. SELDEN, Marshal for the Distiict of Columbia. f AVING PURCHASED THE ORUG AND APOTHECARY SPORE, comer lath and F stree! recently conducted by M nd replenished it with & UGs and MEDICINE ¥ tuferm the former that f design conde cary business in A manner comporting with ty of the Pharmaceutical esB101. iy persvanl attention will be given to the seleo- tron and preparation of alearticles dispensed from the Store, and noue but tie most choice and select Physician can rely on baving their Prese-iptions ail hours, HERVY HERMAN, Druggist and Apothecary. A CARD. I can coafidently recommand ‘sand friende, Mr. Hervy ties mber of the National Pharm as xperienced Drugeist, ship ina tighly respect- most Choice and select articles. ji7 tw: WATLACE ELIOT. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. ON THE KOUTE AGAIN. ‘The Steamer GERGE PAE will,ou FRIDAY, Leaving the foot of King stres SY. 8, 108. m., 12m. 2X, 4and 6 leave Washington at 65,9, 11a.m,? 3,5. end 7% Passenger: nm . M. by the buat aver. a tedious omnibus 4 inconvenience of ng de- 4s wellasthe dangers of the Long Bridge, e to Alexandria 1&& cents. ee aa - "et of th eon 1% Gants. mz TRUSCAN JEW meng received. Lavae, Cameos, Coral SEMKE SW Pe ave het Gth and lth wi 7PYOR TOLsE SHEL Round De = Footh. INDIA RUBBER and Kullalo Horn Tack india 5 ubber ad ind.s R yober Side Comte, a nee Combe, tales Rubber ead iee: Tooth Combe, Heir Bonnet Pins, hair and Nail Brushes, tor je E. K. y (States.) Sw P in GW price REDUCED ON pice Ni PI Peeatnaneys LJ Ley vate Serene tal a ee Hy aS FOR VA : BEHALF! NEW MEDICAL SALT, FoR INPLAMMATURY DISEASES, ONLY ONE DOLLAR! onic Packack 5 —_—_ Baw ULF Ste Advertisement. —__ 1 haye now instore D and ERY FINE WATCHES. very superior GO SIL- bx. und with large addi- tioval stock this day received, must be rua off, { wilt therefore offer them very cheap, SS siting H. 0. HOOD. RAPHE, at 28 coms WG. METZEROTT poe wishing to 4 Y SALE.—By virtue ofa decree of / the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washingto: made in the cause of 's. William Collins’s of biie auc- the 28th day of January, instant, 4 Lot No, eix- usre No. a Lr (38.) with ‘an old frame dwel- ‘0 ba seoured ® >. ‘with within one week after saie, otherwise the property may be resold st the risk and cost of the “i $2 anfunder, cash; over that sum, a In virtue of awrt «f n- reet west, lI fest north THE LATEST WEwa By Telegraph for the Evening Star, Nosroun, Jan. 3t —The fol Carolina, on arose from vvems, end eacetdental cause in one of the state- Works as to render ie apa ahong the gress The onl of the Epi the others were safel: yesterday on the of passengers was29 The whe was lost ved bamed Isaac W aters. Among the passenyers were seven ladies, oe 4 thelr nigbt clothes _— be it is reported to have been insured for only $50 000. Adams & Co.'s Express lost T ‘mall was $>,000 and the $20,0« ue soutbern also lost The Mayor bas calied a meeting for the temporary relief of the the meantime they are being hospitably enter- tained and pokes A for Jj The Thorndike Will Case. Boston, Jan. 29.—The Thorndike will was again taken u; in the Probate Court to-day, and after the Introduction ef some s@aitionsl, tes- (mony, was further postponed until the 4th April next, when, it is expected, the widew the deceased will be present and testify on the disputed point of residence ” Extensiv New Haven, Jan. 31 —The works of Plant's manufacturing poy yee Nay burnt this morning. 000, with an insurance of $65,000. Heved to have been the work of an tnceuanee ‘Two hundred men are ment. thrown out of empioy- Heavy Kebbery. a » perenne & Co's — 38 was rol ween omery, Ala, At. lanta on Friday of $10,000 —amactly tn dills on banks in Georgia and South Carolina. A reward cf $5,000 bas been offered for recovery. Acquittal ef Mr. Deneal. Staunron, Va., Jan 2 —The case of George E. Deneal of Rockinghem, charged with obtain- ing money on false pretences froma bank bere, was submited to the county Court this ow without argument and the prisoner was acquli - Death of W. C. Bond, the Astrenomer.. Boston, Jan. 30.—Wm. Cranch Bond, * the eminent astronomer and director of the Cam- bridge Observatory, died last night. Baltimere Markets. Battimoxe, Jan 31 —Fiour ts dull; Howard street and Obio $5 81 Wheat is steady; white $1.40a81 70; red @130 a$i.33. Corn is firm; white 7T3a7Se; yellow 72a7Sc. Provisions are quiet Whisky ts better at 27 ac. New Yerk Markets. New Yor, Jan. 31.—Flour is dull; [— 40; Obio $6 30a86 50; Southern $5.75a Wheat Is quiet; Western white 81.4881 30; red $1381.40. Corn is dull; mixed 85 j White 80c ; yellow 82c. Pork ts firm; mess $17 wry inne 25; prime $13 50 81362. Lard is firm at IZ KC. W bisky is firm at 27c. Financial. New Yor«, Janvary 31 —Stocks are dull and lower; Chicago and Rock Island 59X; Illinois Central shares 66; do. bonds 88; Lacrosse and Mil 1; Michigan Southern ix; New York tral S3y; Reading 49%; Milwaukie and Missis- sippi 12; Virginia 6's 96%; Minsouri 6's 85 terling Exchange mM at 1094 a109% - Joan McK NEy. H.N. LANSDALE, Wel ae salen fi Househoid Ye lnsure Buildings, Mer ise, Furniture. ‘ersoual Property ¢ ly against Loss or Damage by ire, in safe com - pouene McKENNEY & CANSDAT _3229 Im* No. 520 7th st.. near We tare now in moe te be of PATENT GREASE f sand all hea wi GREASE for wagon a Vy bearings, which JOWELL & MORSELL, ja 29 3t No. 325 © att bats Gthaed Sib. 1ANOS8 SOLD UPON MONTHLY IN staliments of a small emount. Prices second hand Pianos from $3) to $1. For new Pisuos froin $20 to JOUN F. ELLI jas sé, between Schenk tetas, SUPERIOR BLANKETS, , and Vary uncommon in this mi 4 ipply of wtiful Crib and © Ty Biankets Quilted Comforts for double and single beds. Mareoiles, Dresden, Lancaster, Aliondale. and Dumity # ‘The prices of al! the above goods, i conse uence of the advanced stage of the season, will be exceedingly cheap. Ss GLAGETT & DODSON. Dealers in all kinds o: Furvitere i Goode, et Space. ja 18 eo6t No. 4, Mi N ENGLISH AND PRENCE i BOARDING AND DAY SCHOUL, No. 138 Pa, ave., corner of 19th The cichth session of this commence ou Tuesday, F eur i ISS BROOKE’s KLED PIs’ re 10 kegs Spiced Pickied PIGS’ FEET. 5 tieroes the celebrated THOMAS HAM. For sale by SHEKELI. & MILLER, 274 Pa. avenue. adjoin ia 2 St NOTICE. ng Kirkwood House. Tuose OF Our customers to whom we sent (ilis a short time priorto the first of the new yeur, and who have not yet paid them, are respectfully mn (Intel) informed that statements of the amount will be sent in. by @ request it will be w - tiements of the same. Many return —_ — poomeesy Fewoanted to us notice by the payment of thir bills CLAGtTT & DODSON, A ANOTHER ARRIVAL T HAMILTON & CO!S SASH BLIND, AVYD DOOR y Per schvoner Helen Mar, direct fi S© WINDOW SASH. of various sizes, which are offored at low rates, for cash. Also,a large jot of DOORS, 8 part of which we are offering at rates that defy competion, viz: SB Doors 2 ft.8 by 6 tt ft 1.75 cach % do., 2M 8 by6 fc. = 1 Soash do, Tit. shy Git = |S cash Dau. 2 it. 6 by 6 ft.6 = = 1.38 cash The above work is equal to any in the Distriet for the same money. All we ask is for these in want of the above articles to oail and examine and satisfy Yourselves that they sre well worth the money. Also, Giaze:l Sast of al! sizes constantly on hand at S62 7th street, opposite Centre Market. dom H. W. HAMILTON & CO, CELADON SNYDER. Philsermontc Hail, west of Star Office, DEALER IN A MANUFACTURER a STOVES, TIN, COPPER AND Sak: TIRON { invite the attention of the public to my compiste Assortinent Of Cooking, Parior and H. ys most of w a ctyieand quality mever before otiered in this market T have also on laad and constantly manufacturing i ds of Tin sod Japaned Ware, of the very best wsteri«!, aud will manufscture to order any =tete in my lias, pledging myself to give entire sagu = tion both ag to quality &nd price. rr ovhag, Pi ing, Steam, Gae Pidtung and Kepairing doue Bt (ie Shortest noLice by competent workmen. iS im Divyen PARES WANS ed wo fam 3 alt mu je t $3, $4. and er head; or, if they prefer.e @s i, first class Frenca oan be sent to their resi- dences 4 prepare dinner for them, at the moderate charce of $2 for hia services. Those wishing to avoid the trouble of marketing can have the best the market aflords sent to ther Re eaet a eem will bo cant tony pest ofthe city forthose who may desire it. I gusrantee to furnish a better vain ma at nce establiehment . Se eaving be in the city, at C BAUTIER, da tSaccm 282 Pa. av, het. 12th and teh ee HE PEOPLE'S COFFEE POT, Lovers of good coffee, ea!| and examine this on!- ebrated article. iis the only Coffee Pot ever in- vented that preserves the pure aroma of the Levy, and af the sume time is very coopcmieal, requiring ooly two turds the quantity of ccflce used in the ord.nsry mode of bowling. For sale at the Plumbing, Gas Filting aad Stove Fstabiuehment of CELADON SNYDER indo tA oat to Mar Oamee. Accapoans oars pep eoneeroen erensaad Beeeae traces Tudte Reubhet Self supose s hina od ac, Afshin cea age ant 09 vr Supeieetrenrs and Tobasoo. ke. &0._ ia}? 3w ‘& 00, Arr xow Bebe T. DOVE © anv eodere with t may wPoUM ms mm the = STEAM FITTING Business. ee a mefiasvenee = ast LAMMON io