Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1859, Page 3

__ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ee A i) > Tus Sram posismes ree wises oF Lerrees 2eMarmne is tas Wasaixeror Ciry Post Greice urpae TRE PROVISIONS OF TRE LAW DIRECTING THEX TO EE PRINTED in tas BEWSrareR HAVING THK LARGEST CIRcULa- Tio WITHIN TOS DELIVERY OF THE oFrFiCE. Its TOTAG DAILY CIRCULATION 18 MORE THAN DOUBL® THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED 1 tas Disraict or Corumnra. _—SSS City Councits —Board of Aldermen.—The Board met at the usual hour, the President, W T Dove, F.sq., in the Chair A communication was received from the Mayor, ansounciog his having signed a bill makiag an appropriation to build a lockup-house in the Seventh Ward A communication was received from the City Surveyor, in reply toa resolution which passed the Board of Aldermea on the 24th ultimo, trans- mitting a plat showing the different springs aliuded to in said resolution; also the bill ac- companying the same. and stating that the sum Mentioned therein (875) was sufficient to defra the expense of draining the same into the canal, referred. She Chair presented the petition of John Rich, asking the remission of a fine; referred. Mr. Donebo presented the petition of James McColgan, praying that a portion of an unex- pited tavern license be refunded; referred. Also, the petition of Dr. Chapin and others, remonstrating against the removal of the North- ern Liberties’ fire engine and apparatus; referred Mr. Brown presented a communication from Wm. Wise, Esq , commissioner of the western portion of the city canal, calling the attention of the Board to the amount of ‘iment deposited fa the canal from the Government Departments, recommending that the City Counctis peti- tion Cougress to pass a small appropriation to assist (he Corporation in cd age Sag said canal in navigable order; referred to the committee to attend to the interests of the Corporation before Congress. Mr. Smith, from the — committee, report- ed abillto regutate the markets of the city of Wasbington; which was amended and Mr. Thomas Miller, from the improvements committee, reported back a bill from the lower board making an appropriation for a gravel foot- walk in the Pirst Ward for the benefit of primary school, No. 4; Also, « billto make a gravel footwalk in the Seventh Ward; . Also, a bill to provide for lighting the city with gs; laid over until next meeting of the board, and ordered to be printed with the proceedings Also, apill making an appropriation for drain- ing the Witer from certain springs in the Fifth Ward Mr. Pearson stated that the springsin question were on Government property, and that tae prin- cipal one was running through New Jersey av- enue, which belonged to the Government; and that the Corporation had no power over said springs. Mr. Riggs thonght that Congress had a perfect right to stop’ all nuisances on their own Property; that they had passed a law at their last session giving to themselves the power over all streets or grounds in which they had ever expended any money; therefore the Corporation had no right to interfere with the matter. On motion, the bill was referred back to the committee. Mr. Tuomas Miller, from the committee of conference on the billto provide for the weigh- ing of bay, straw and fodder, reported that the committee had met and agreed to disagree. Mr. Pearson offered a resolution requesting the Mayor to cause to be furnished to this board the number of butchers’ and vegetabie stalls or stands connected with the centre ma:ket, with the num ber rented, and at what price, in detail, together with (he uumber not rented; passed. A joiat resolution from the lower board recom- mending to Congress the grantiag of a charter to a neW gas company in the Seventh Ward. was received and read, and after some discussion, it Was understood that shortly the mall was to be lighted with gas by the Government, which would do away with the necessity for farther ac- tion on the resolution, and it was accordingly iaid on the table. Oa motion of Mr. Smith, the vote by which, at the last meeting, a bill for the relief of John Van Reswick was rejected, was reconsidered, and the papers in the case referred tothe claims committee Mr. Thoma: Mitler offered a resolution re- questing the Mayor to obtain the opinion of the Corporation Attorney in regard to the power of the Corporation to license inspectors and mea- surers of lumber; passed. Mr. Thomas Miller, from improvements com- mittee, repor ed a bill to correct an alleged error Of assessment of the property of Win. Wilson ; which was made the special order for the next eke Con The rd then adjourned. Common Couwncil._—The petitions of Jas. An- derson, E. T. Barnes, James Kennally, Enoch ‘fucker, Jobn Purdy and others, and Herman Mense, were read and referred. Aa explanatory letter from Wm. Thompson ollice magistrate, relative to the petition of Jao. Z kiver, was read and ordered to be filed the papers on that subject Mr Jones, from the ways and means commit- tee, reported a bill exempting certain property of the Washington City aad St. Viacent’s Orphan Asylums from taxation. The bill proposed to Tefand taxes already due, and exempt the prop- erty from taxation ia future. The bill wes amended to require the oaths of the agents of both institutious relative to the amount of prop- ing to the asylums to be exempted * moved to amend by striking out so much ef the second section ax exempts the prop- erty from taxation in fature; carried. Aad the biil 2s amended was pissed. Mr. Joues, from the same committee, reported a juist resolution authorizing the Mayor to par- chase twelve copies of Boschke's folio map of Washington for presentation to such cities as have complimented this city with similar pres- a uthorizing the curbstone tu Le set, and the footway paved, ou the south front of squares 535 and 579; passed Mr. Powell, from the claims committer, re- ported adversely, and the committee was dis- ebarged from consideration of the petitions of = W. Hopkins, Christain Miller, and F. Quig- ey. «iso, reported favorably on the foliowin; bills, Which were pussed—for relief of Agnes ayan, ‘Thomas Geary, and Jos. Mansfield. Mr. Mulloy, from the police committee, re- ported an act amendatory of an act relating to ackney carriages, and moved its engrossinent by the Secretary, and that it be made the order for Monday next; adopted Mr. Jones, from the committee in relation toa new Centre Market, stated that he was authorized to say that the committee Is not prepared to re- port to this meeting, but would speedily do so. Mr. Mulloy moved to reconsider the vote by which the backney coach bill was ordered to be engrossed; passed : Mr. Mulloy moved that the bill and amend- ments be priated ia bill form; carried. Mr. Joues moved that the conference commit- tee on the bill to establish a Corporation bay scale be discharged, and auew committee ap- pointed Mr. Mulloy moved to discharge the commit- her adopted, aud the papers were laid Upon the table Mr. Moun moved that the papers and Petition of Jos. Geitacdt ve taken from the tlie and re- ferred to the claims committee Mr Powell protested against such a reference, ard suggested its reference to the Fourth Ward delegation Mr Mobun accepied the amendment; and the papers were so referred. Mr. Mulloy tutreduced a bill to repaira gravel footwalk tn the Fifth Ward; rob adh Mr. Lioyd offered a resoiution Tequesting the eity surveyor to furnish estimates for improving B street, ia the Seventh Ward; passed. Mr. Edmonston introduced a bill for relief of Wm Babbington; referred. Also, a resctution instructing the ways and means commitice to inquire into bof pd cy of reporting a bill to establish a board o} als on the tax assessments, separate from the rd Of assessors; adopted. Mr. Tree, from the enrollea bills committee, reported the bill autborizing the Mayor to rent the tobacco warehouse, with an amendment; which was agreed to. Also, the joint resolution granti the west portion of Judiciary Squ: ropoliian Mecbanics’ tnotitute, form; agreed to Tae Aldermen’s bill authorizing the making of ® gravel walk fa the Seventh Ward was referred. And tbe board adjourned. the use of to the Met- in @ corrected Tae Poste FoR Mux GipvInes —We notice to-day at the jewelry store of the Messrs. Galt & Bro , a beautiful service of Silver and a massive vold-beeded Cane, which bave been manufac- tured Ly this drm, to be presented by bis admi- Ters to tle Hon Joshua R. Giddi on the cceasion of bis retiring from the im Con- #ress. after upwa:ds of twenty years service es a member of that body “The wo kmanship's ia te Mosera Galt’s wry Dest style. Tie service consists of si leces, beautifully wrought and engine conan and eapnot easily be surpassed in beauty of design and ornamental faish. Each Piece bears 1 Iultowing inscription : “Presented by one hundred and four members of the 35th Congress to Joshua R Giddings, ava tokeu of their respect fur bis moral worth and personal integrity.”’ The Cane ef rosewood, with a heavy and tastefully wroagtt gold Lead, which also bears the above iuscription ia neatly engraved letters on the top. Co unt oF CLaims.— Yesterday, the Court, af- ter hearing motions tn several cases, on account Of the absence of Judge Loring, adjourned. jest ’ night, at the Smithsonian Institution, the par- ticular branch of the subject treated of being the Law of Grevitatioa. He commenced by il- instrating in what manner the earth bad become flattened at the poles—rapidly revolving in pliant state originally, or in an elastic state precent, as suggested by the vibrations of earth. — it bulged out by the force of gravity at the equator and cont: at the poles, as did an elastic globe of brass straps whlch he rapidly revolved on an axle before the audience. The revolutions of ali heavenly bodies in their orbits depend upon the law of gravitation. The force of gravity is in inverse Proportion to the square of the distance. In early , when the human mind first began to soar above the earth and inquire into the mechanism of the Universe, it was believed that light and heat was su plied ot eyes it to the earth and other planets by means talized spheres revclving around them while they themselves remained stationary. This was the doctrine of Aristotle and Pythagoras. Co- Pernicus was the first man to study out the true solar system. Kempler was the first to under. take to solve the laws of planetary motion. All orbits of heavenly bodies are eliptical, with the sun in one of the foci—the ancient idea was that the orbits were circular; this idea being more itn accordance with the abstract idea of perfection. The periods of revolution, and the mean dis- tances of the planets are connected by barmo- nious and invariable laws. Kempler’s vague idea was that there was some Principle in the sun that br the planets in motion in their orbits, assisted by some inexplicable whirl in Nature. Another idea advanced was that the planets were animated by spirits that guided them in their celestial courses. the same as animals are guided in their peregrinations on the earth. Even Newton, the great minister and interpre- ter of Astronomy, hag in bis earlier theories at- tributed light and heat to the influence of comets. Abont the time of the rise of Newton, it was the common belief among scientific men that the force which kept the Planets in thetr course, resided inthe sun. Newton formed the theory that the force of the planets was in inverse pro- Portion to the square of their distances, which with the centripetal force of the sun would pro- duce their orbitual motion Testing the theory, in the case of the earth and Moon, on erroneous calculations of a French astronomer in regard to distances, &c., it would not come out right, and was consequently abandoned for the space of 19 years, when he became cognizant of the errone- ousness of the édiculations upon which he had tested his pes set to work and made out new calculations of bis own, and tinall bad the sat- isfaction of realizing the truth of bis theory and establishing the law of celestial gravitation. It is related of him, tbat on makiny this yrand dis. covery in astronomical science. he was so over. come by his feelings, that he bad to employ a friend to finish his calculations This doctrine of Newton's was at first rejected by the continental astronomers, but its predictive Powers in computing the periods of comets soon established its truth beyond tue Possibility of doubt oreavil One of the Kreatest achievements of astronomical science by means of this law of gravitation bas been the discovery of the new planet Uranius rturbations of the janet Hersclell first excite suspicion of its cx- stence, and its locality was so accuratel arrived at by astronomical computation under the beau- tiful and barmonious law of celestial gravitation that the very drst dip of the telescope into the deep blue vault of heaven brought to light an- other worid in the boundless realms of space, and added another planet to the map of our solar sys- tem. Surrexz Court.—Yeste-day, Clukson N. P.terand H.G De Forest, Esq«., of New Yo. k, and Hon. A. Leonard, of Missouri, were admit- ted attorneys and counsellors of this court. No. 31. Frederick L. Barreda & Brother, plain- t ff in error, vs. Benjamin H. Silsbee et al. In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the district of Maryland. Mr. Justice Clitfurd delivered the opinion of the Court, affirming the jadgmeut of the said Circuit Court in this cause, with costs and interest. No. 33 Lessee of Wm. C. French and wife, plaintiffs in error, vs. Wm. H_ Spencer, Jr. et al in error to the Cirezit Court of the United S:ates for the district of Indiana. Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion of the Court affirming the judgment of the said Circut Court in this cause, with costs. No. 36. McKinlay, Garrioch & Co., appellants, agt. Wm. Moriisb, master and claimant of the ship ‘Pons Aelii,”’ &c. Appeal from the Cir- cuit Court of the United States for the district of California. Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion of the Court, affirming the decree of the said Circuit Court in this cause, with costs. No 269. The Insurance Company cf the Val- ley of Virginia, plaintiff in error, agt. Moses C. Mordecai. In errorto the Cireuit Court of the United States for the western district of Virgi- nia Mr Chief Justice Taney, delivered the opinion of the Court, dismissing this cause for the want of jurisdiction No. 50. Robert Campbell et al , plaintiffs in error, t. Clement Boyreau. In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the south- ern rict of California. Mr. Chief Justice ‘Taney delivered the opinion of the Court, affirm. ing the judgment of the said Circuit Court in this cause, with costs No. 299 The United States, appellants, agt Vincente P Gomez. Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the southern dis- triet of California. On motion of Hon. D. E Sickles, of counsei for the appellee, this cause was dockeied and dismissed. No. 58. The White Water Valley Canal Com- pany, plaintii’s in error, agt. Henry Vallette. Tae argument of this cause was continued by Messrs. Swayne and Ewing for the defendant in error. Mr. Chief Justice Taney announced to the Bar that after the argument in tie case now before the Court is clos the Court, iu order to devote Wednesday to conference in the cases now under advisement, will adjourn over to Thursday next. Adjourned. — Fine at tHe Caprrot —Yesterday afternoon, considerabie slarm was experienced at the Capi- tol, by the officers of the building, in conse- quence of a sudden and mysterious smell, as of burning material, which pervaded the Rotunda, aud adjacent passages and rooms. The otlicers were instantly in search of the cause of alarm and the clerks within hearing were summoned to aid in discovering and assist in extinguishing the fames which were expected to burst forth from some unexpected quarter at any moment. Finally, a small wiry curl of smoke discovered itself in a direction perfectly unexpected to everybody, aud an officer rushing up toa gentle- man who was race examining the pain jugs in the Rotunda, se. hold of the tail of bis coat, and drew therefrom a lighted cigar, which th laudable economy, the stranger bad on entering the building, placed in his pocket, to be resumed. when he should yo out. The stranger was in- vVited to put his coat tail out, which he did in a double sense, by first extinguishing the fire, and then by walking off for repairs, A Grand Batt —The entertainment last nigh; at the hospitable mansion of Postmaster General Brown, was, perhaps, the most crowded that ever came cff in the Federal Metropolis, being attended, in the course of the evening, by nearly all those among us noted for their Position in yay and fashionable society; ladies resident, and from all quarters of the country; the diplomatic corps eg Representatives, Cabinet Minis- ters, c,&e A fine band (Weber's) enlivened the scene and induced muck dancing, the density of the throng reduced the space occupied by each set on the floor to some six feet square The urbanity of the host, and the grace aud geniality of the fair ho-tess and her so intelligent aad (in society bere) popular daughter, contributed greatly to make all present supremely happy for the nonce, As Usrortuxatz —A female, named Eliza- beth Ford, yesterday stood upon the corner of Twelfth and D streets, crying piteously. Her face was badly cut and the blood was flowing Ss from the wound She was taken to he office oj Justice Clark, and questioned as to the cnuse of ber misfortune. She charged upon her boarding mistress tbe infliction of the wound, saying it was given with astick 1t was evi. dent, bowever, that she had been drinking very freely, and that her conduct bad not been alto- gether right, according to law. Being unable to regain admittance to her former | gings, she Was commited to the workhouse for sixty days vy Justice Clark. Tue Pav oF tHE Late Gen. Henverson — Richard H. Henderson, Exq , of this city, ason of the late Gen. Henderson, writing to the New York Herald, corrects a report in that paper that bis father bad for several years drawn from the Government sataries both ter the rank of Colonel Commanding and Brevet Brigadier General The son says that uis father never drew, at the same time, the Lay oad the two offlces—that while be was pald as Brigadier General he drew tbat pay Haale mre cond nag was taken away from im he was thrown back u. bis as Colonel Commandant. gers geen ‘ Tus Takatre—The play of Medea, iast night, was well performed and approvingly received by @ large and fashionable audience. We noticed among the sudience the venerable Senator Crittenden and bis estimable lady. Sen- stor Green, and several members of the House. Toe performance to-night is a repetition of the pay of The Czarina, written expressly for Miss venport. ‘Tux Sisce oF Szpastorot —Odd Fellows’ all was again densely crowded last night with a fashionable andience. For a fund of amuse- meut as well as information, we commend our readers to visit Odd Fellows’ Hall to-night and see the Rassian War. Sea McLanghlin’s advertisement of beautiful Gods just received, . week in this city adjourned to meet again at New York on the 234 of February, and monthly thereafter, and in the meantime to correct all er and violations of contract had been Proved oradmitted.” ven baa AD ® from the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows for a reduction of fate trom the West to the New ¥Vork celebration in April, was advo- cated by the two Southern roads. pakoah sertied, The economical working of ail the roads dur- the past season, was shown to be of the most and a strong desire was Present compact. Tue Aart Association rooms,with their couple of bundred beautitel pictures, continue to be the great centre of attraction, and more particu- larly at night, when a sort of social re-union of the beauty, *) eo and intelligence of the Me- tropolis fs held here. The managers, with a liberality deserving of all praise, have invited all the children of the public schools, with their teachers, to visit the gallery free of charge. The Drice of season tickets, as we have already stated, has been reduced to 50 cents. racter, evinced to continue the Centee Marxet.—This morning, the market opened with an attendance rather less than av- erage in some of the departments. The supply was equal to the demand, however, and there was ho change of prices from those of last week. The hay market wus well supplied, and there eae to be an improvement in the demand. be market ulations were very strictly cb- served, and g order prevailed during the sale hours, —— Ixpiaw Detrcation.—A delegation of chiefs of the Pottawottomie tribe of Indians have ar- rived in Washington on business with the Gov- ernment. Their home is in lowa. Saxe or Stocks.—McGuire & Co » auction- eers, sold yesterday $2,300 Old Dominion Bank stock at 95%; $2,000 Corporation of Alexandria Coupon bonds at 80K. Tae ALEXanDRIa RivLemen have determined to unite in celebrating the 22d. Are our District compauies making any move in this direction ? Warten Returns.—Jobn Quats, vagrant; work-bouse 90 days. John Mortimer, disorder- ly and ahohey? fine and costs, $3.15. Catha- rine Bowman, isorderly; work-honse 90 days. Twenty-four lodgers were accommodated. ‘THE WONDERFUL success of Dr. Hostet!er’s cel ebrated and warivalied Stomach Bitte rom the time introduction to the public, proves con- clusively its manifest superiority over any other Preparation of the kind now manufactured, Itsac- tou on the digestive organs 1s of the most plessing character, removig sil diseases or morbidity, and giving the system a round and healthy tone. In cures of Dyepepsia, loss of appetite, general mental or physical weakness, its operation is most benefi cent. indeed; some of the most direiul cases tnat have ever been under medical treatment have bsen en irely cured by thiegrestagent. Asa tonic, Hos- tetter’s Bitters are most delightful, especially be fore meals. F Kk Druggists and dealers generally, ev- or sale by isgists rs gi ‘ioe erywhere. Goop Tinines.—The rene sl of hesith has brought tothe world no better ti lings, that we kLow of, than that Mra. M. N. Gardner's Indian Ba'sam of Liverwort may be obtained at ail the Srngpiste, ‘This is the most effectual cure for Coughs, Colds, and Consumpticr. jis 3-lw Wevvine Caxgs, very pretty and very cheap, at the Philadelphia Confectioners, corner 12th and F streets. low Cream and Water Ices 38 cents per quart. jn 17-1 A —=—=_———==z=EE__EEE DIED, On Monday. tho 3'st ultimo. aftera brief il'ness, — a iE. daughter of ur. Wm. FE. and AL- jane Wacers, yeara. The friends of the family are invited toattend the foneral from the reside: qs of her grandmother No. 251 C street, betwren lath 13th, on Wednesday afternccn, at 2 0’olock. * +@ fs FOR RENT AND SALE. FS K ENT—A modern built three story BRiCK . DWELLING, containing 10 rooms, with back building and gocd dry cellais,and other necessary conveniences, newly painted and cleaned, situated ou N street north, between '2:h and ISth. Terms moderate. Inguire next door west. fe! eost* Fez R}tNT—A very neat and comfortable 2%- story HOUSE, with 8 rooms, well suited to a smal! family, on lith street, between G end H eastside. Rent moderate toa tensnt. Sesaion at Once, MAGUIR fe 1-3t* F and 9th strei U LET—A email FRAME HOUSE situated ee! Poi on 6th east between A and B streete south.n art pito!l. Inquireof K. M. 3, No. 613 8th street east. ja 29 St* OR RENT OR LEASE—A smail FARM of 3 Sores, well adapted for a market garden or resi- dence. ranted healtty; excellent frait; soft 5 eigibly situated; 3 milea_ from good houseand out-bu.idings, Terms accommodating. Apply to Drs.G,& J SOTHO go. Draggists, opposite Markot, Georg-town, st AM SAW MILL FOR SALE CHEAP, <? with Dwelling- House ana 5 Acres of Land, at a station on A. Land Hampshi e Railroad,(now near completion.) Also. » Tract of | » containing about 270 scres, chiefly im timber, halfa mils from the Saw Mull, and iying :umm war paine Rau- road, . JAS. P. ‘ Herndon Post Office, rairfax County, ja6-Im Virginia. UR SALE—Ata price less than its valuo, the east haifof Lot No 10, in Square No. 1¢3, First north front of 35 feat 9 inches, on G y 123 feet 84g inches deep, and eligibly eitu- by it will posi- {ua. Apply immediately No. 520( 2d story) 7th st. to POLLARD WEBB ia jals A VALUABLE PARM FOR 3A LE—situated in Alexaudris county, about 24g miles from Goorgstowa, st the intersection of the Georgetown and Little Falls roads, consisting of l02ncres In- quire on the premi: or of Z. RICHARDS, corner 14th and K Ashington, D.C. ja lo tf ————<— $$ _ ‘VO_LET—The three-story BRICK HOUSE No. 425 5th street, between E and F. Has bath- roemined ons. Rent $425, Inquire on the premises no DYELLING HOUSE FOR RE House of Mr, Ellet, No. 238 H side, between 17th and lath, with stable and car- m8, @- house, is for reut, Thisis laree, cheerful and commodious dwelling in perfect order, aud will be rented either furnished or uufuruished, to suit the tenant. no 2-tf ETT aL Te LET a oP es SOR RENT.—The DWELLIN® HOUSE, No. 438 D street, on the square immediately east of the front of the City Holi, wext door tothe residence of J. M. Carlile, (the proprietor.) to whom applica- ton may be made. ‘The ivuse wil be rented only for the dweiling-house of @ private family. The rent will be $700 per annum, payable st such periods as may be sereed on, se 23-tf ‘O LET—ROOMS, furnished )with Bosrd, in 8 private family.on L street. No. 514, between Sth nd loth streets north, for# geutieman and lady, or two sing!e gantiemen. 00 eh Rite oa ee in OR KENT—Tie FRAME HOUSE on & st. south, between 8th and Sth streets west, (isl- sud.) Lot fronts mF foot on Sth street, running back alle: NT .—The street, north 100 feat to 8 20 footatiey, Terms, qe er annum ayatie monthly. E) tLVANS & by OMPSON, 38 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. ool4 MMVENSE CROWDS ATTEND NIGHTLY at Odd Feliows’ Hail. It them to psy up at once, as we alate For the future ods will be required of al! except those who are known to us as good and punctual atomers CPAPER BANGINGS, WINDOW. SHADES, GILT hae £ Cts ofaes TASSELS, &c., al- ways and put up to order, O78 On MRO PRANKLIN & ROTHROCK, _iast-6t ( States.) Sth and D streets. 7 ROPELLOR LINE FOR PHILA- oa 3 DELPHIa. The Express Steam Line is about starting a weekly line of steam packets between the cities of Alexandria, Washing. Georgetown, and Phiadelphia, the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. Time ‘ugh—fifty hours. = . Capt. Stone, will leave Philadei- next. Feb. $4. Freight taken at “ace I find thie a safe and expe- ditious mode of transporting guods between the @ named pisoes. Agent at 18 North Wharven, Pholatein} irves. H a. , RADLEY & TAYLOR, x, — in Georgetown, 164 and 166 Water et. is WwW 8. & C. H. THOMSON’S NEW SKIRTS FOR i=59, THE INDESTRUCTIBLE DOUBLE EXTENSION SKIRT WITH PATENT EYELET FASTENING, MADE WITHOUT SEWINne, Fy Universally pronounced” ann, most perfect Skirt THE GOSSAMER EXPANSION. The lightest and most graceful Skirt ever produced. THE PICCOLOMINI! By means of claspe—this beautiful and eeonom- cal garment can be taken to pieces, washed, and put together again at pieasure. Thomson's c lebrated ioe spring ‘Bustle, }, aad aro stamped wi cee mark, (the Crow: prinei pal reta: name ti For sale by the c.5. MSON. inst ow We * O28: New York, ast ow Wi ** CaS trong Now Yor, aU ALSO, A lot of Stati a Ladies’ ‘Cabs, Pookst Guten” Silver, Plated eo ooatiaager 7 hehe paca we ni is fete WALL & BARNARD. Axcts, By WALL & BARNARD, Auoti S422 OF RICH PLATED WARE, cers. FINE JEWELRY, IVORY HANDLED TABLE CUTLERY, &c.—Un tt KSDAY MUKNING, at 10 o'clock &i store No. 353 Pa. avenue, south sids, opposite arowae! i a) sel'.a 80) ‘es Sets, Fruit Baskets, Waiters, M &c. This ware 1s of fine qual Also. a large stook of Cutlery, of the beat quality. Also, a large and elegant stock of Geld Jewelry. in sets and single pieces; Chains, Lockets, & 0, 80, 8N invuice of five Gold cased Hunting and Ali n- Sil and Y 5 othe above desnibraanen ieothes ween aty. war ranted as represented, and of the newest end Tichest Ladies are especially invited to attend. Terms _fel-te WALL & BARNARD, Auots. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneore, MARSHALS SALE OF SUPERIOR GRAY Maxx, Ex. s Wason. EXCELLENT LitG- ILLIARD T, &o.—by vir- chattels ecution against the ood and Liogd, i shall sell! on SATURDAL of James T. MORNING, F Sth, at il o'clock, in front of the auction rooms of Jas. C. Mo! ek Co., the tollowing ri perty, viz: Superior Gray Mare, 5 years old. well broke to har- hess. and & fine traveler, 1 nearly new Tress Wagon, 1 ‘ner-t icky Wagon, but little used, jarness, I very suporior Biliard Table. Terms $3) and under cash s over thst sum a Grecit of 30,60, and 90 da; for satisfactorily en- dorsed notes, rin: WM, SELDEN. U. 8, Marshal D.C. fet-d 3.C. MoGUIRE & CU., Aucts. By J.C, MeGUIRE & CU.,, Auctionoers, ARSHAL’S SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR Liquors, Wings ano Cicars —Un MONDAY N MORNING, February 7th, at 10 o’eiock, ti frat Hoor oft rien rocins. of Sus. C. isbune 0. ir oulion Sgains: 8 chattels Lloyd, | shall seit ts the highest bidde: Bnd valuable stock of liquors, comprising— Choies and Dark Brandies, in demijohns and Holland Gin, Jamaica Spirits, = Port, Sherry, Madeira and Champagne Wines, Lot Cigars, Der jolins, Decanters, ko., &o, 20and under, cash; over that au 30, 60. and 9) days. for satisfactorily en- dorsed Bots, bearing interes! M. SELDEN, U. 8. Marshal D.C. _fel-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. IV writ of 's Offics of the Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia, for the county of W: ing and to me directed, I will expose to public sale. for casH, in the Rotunda of ths t Wing of the City Hail, in said ovw: on SATURDAY, the 12th day of February, 1 commencing at 1! o’clock a. m., the following ep &nd chatties, to wit, viz: A lot of superior Ivory Fens; lot Leather Bags. Shell Combs, Portemon- te Krives and ey oe riot of d Spoons; Sil u x; Gold a: ti 5 Prayer lot of Gold Studs; ilver ches: alarge lot of Diamond reolous Stone Bracelets; lot Thimbies: lot of Gold Rings; lot of Bar- lot of Leekete; lot Gold Chains; lot Card Cases; together with many other rare and valuable cles, seized and levied upon as fhe property of iza Lake, klizabeth A.Lake,Finily T. Lakeand Lucy Lake. and will be suid to satisfy Judicial No. 20, to May term, i859. in favor of Jonn Purdy. W. SELDEN. Marshal fel-ts for the District of Columbia. Books; Pings: lot of Pearland P; of Gol *enaivic CHARGE OF THE LIGHT Brigade to nightat Odd Feilows’ Hall, it Fa wha kL EAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR Rit Bre cise MOUNT"S Corsumptior Destroyer, acts magicaliy on Coughs, Colds. Asth ma, Bronohi' and Consumption, in cases of Coids one or two botties wili effect a cure at & cost of 50 cents. Persons fiom ail sections have ordered different quantities by express. itis tabi babe oan take it without ay beon restored to health by it herself, froin deep con- sumption. she recommends it unhesitatingly to all, Delays aredangerous. Make immediate ore reation if you wish to be saved, Apply at No. 339 street between Ilth 12th, or at Stott’s, corner Pena. nue and 7th street ; also, at Culver’s, corner 12th treet and Penn. avenue, de 9-Sm: E ACHINE SEwine MACHINES For 855, At E. HUGHES'S CLotHIne Srors, comer of 13th street and Penn.avenue. This ant is just the thing for family use. It sews with two threads and makes the double lock-trght stttrh. strong and durable, thet will mot rip if every fourth stitch be out. Warranted as good in every respect asthe ico Machines. Cali and see it, ia -Im REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, All Wool Piaid Merinoes at 57 ct Union M t 25 worth 50, worth 37, English t 23 cis., worth 37, French At 62 ots., worth $1, Reau:iful Delsines at 18 cts., worth 25, al ine a at Bape S . per dozen, Mt « x on Skirts, * La DIRS CLOAKS end RAG CANS st Manufac- turers’ prices. CAK PEVING Ten Per Cent Less than Former rices, Flour aud Furniture O LCOTRS very cheap. SO, A complete aesortment ort adi ard Children’s BOOTS and SHOES, which wea: disposed to sell af very low prices, in order to make lies. Pipe ECS SANE SOPON » REICK BALL. Nos. 373 and 335 7th street, ”, Gentlomen’s, ja2a Gt above I. EN TIN AMEN ENTINES, QUIZZICAL 28, SOMICAL Just received at orner of 7th and D streets. trom Europe, the most beaut-ful as- sortment of VALE, TINES ever offered in this oly f ‘i Weinvite the admirers of the beautiful to ca:laud examine. Tie trade supplied ou liberal terms. ja 39 Se re ALL IN WANT OF PRESENTS FOR NY PURPOSE, The largest and best stock on retail in this country— = FINE DESKS, ORE BOX ‘all other kinds, CHINA ORNA- MENT: “A HAIR PNS, With snunmonse siock of— FAN’Y GOODS sad TOYS. Just received at the Fancy Store of ja 29 St J. McLAUGHLIN, .» bet. 8th snd Sth ste. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION, _ Prox. JOHN E. SCHEEL, Organist and Teacher of “usic, continues to give lesson: either to single pupils or classes in Vocal or; {nstrumental Musio—the Organ, Piano, Me- lodeon. ko. His terms are reasonatie and acoum modating, and his attentions assiduous with pleasure rofor atl interested to the best musi re erences in Washington city as to th co! his system of tesching and the progress made numerous resident pupils. He can be seen either by luquiry at the Music Depot, corner of lth street and Penu. avenue, or at his residence, No. 54 Penn. near t i in 27-4 a CHOUL UF DESIGN AND MECHANICS’ S' INSTITUTE. P. NENNING, Paincipat. Lesgons in Architectural and Ornamental Design- ing, Engineering and Meobanical Wing every Pa. Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening, from 7 to 9 welook, in the third story of Agency Biock, corner of th streeta. no 19.¢f OTICE TO CR EVITORS.—The undersigned, assignee and trustee of Pairo & Nourse, will econd dividend of eight per cent on claims id firm on pri a his office, No. . te reasury. “ie acre “8. Cc. EvES, Trustre, es in ADIES’ DRESS TRIMMINGS.—Just re- ceived,a seoond supply of those muck: desired Chenille Fringes, ia black and col ore; also, Feather Chenille F ringe, in black, aful tri Buttons; pia. at pocnent priees s 8 besuti 237 Penn. avenue, south side, TJ. D. HAMMACK’S RESTAURANT, No 24 and Penn. avenue, three ah til ‘e 7 otal ind of GAMES YSTERS of u noe kine s nes’ grades of CHAMPAGNES, LIQUORS and SE Maais served tall hours of the day ornight. | jada a” NY SAVED 18 TWO PENCE A PENNY Say ED dtp a CLOTH!IER’S PATENTNON-EXPLOSIVE REGULATING GAS LAMP. in In offering the above perfect Lamp @ public, thi y subseril Tt wishes Rdistiooily ndoreteat that thi bore temp pel on cad to al! othera now ip use, aod, for eafety and economy, cinnot be surpassed ; and more lightis given than with any other burner Select, MOA ees Tet elite ast Being perl eat safe frame eases ot explosion; aud, ualite the oak it Lamp: pow in use, itis eniirely ree from emell ors! E i ted to call and this ea Cea P Iwi ave Weshiagton, AGENTS WANTED. fur =p NTY Rights FoR Satz. atid coset ntade Aran ate pahove Surnerst's. x , HY OOS 2 vol complete, x ‘ shies of bicding, complete in "8 Political Text » kon, at private bew Books poy during the day at half publisher's aminaitn add gentiemen Sre invited to call and ex- Auction gal commencing at 7 0’siock ‘asnidy’t Old Store. =" cena ho ave" 2. vate sal cGUIKE & CO. Nel co. . ‘—e, By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer: Ts. Cheer O5b. kth du RumortAN IK: TERNOUON, F Ist, at €34 o'clock, pose | rooms, We si! sibes = the imyoiee ot yf ie jon wpinabl ble jane -~ on our shelves, of which P. 3.—Purchasers at former sales will please cali evious to time. - ©. MeGUIRE & CO.. Avots. nad 8. J. McCORMIOK ; Alexandria. EW ORLEANS SUGAR AND N AT Avction.—On WEDNESDAY sentra ruary 2, at 12 o'clock, will be sold,on Lorg Wharf, the carge of schooner Emeline Mot ain, from New seeinas coasiating an - . New ee ugar, nme . od able to the retail ‘trades ™ SS se 404 bbis. New Or'eans M very eeerias. ‘The attention of the trade is particul ee tele ge to thistle. g. 3. MoCORMIBKES : Alexandria, January 31 te 1 &* Awetioneer. ofa 2d. prising— Sugar ‘Teas, Coffees, Spines, gare, Smoking aed’ G owing Tobacco, c Mustard, Indigo, star. lass and Croskery Ware, Buckets, Brooms, Brushes, Rope Mats. Spice Boxea &o., Together with the usual stock of goods found ins Terms Figo and under cash ; 0 that = >; over credit of 60 and 99 days, for notes i rily en 5 interest. ja B-d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts FUTURE DAYS. J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. y vB \CERY SALE.—By virtue ofa decree of Cc the Cirewt Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington. made in the cou: of Wheatiry and Walker et.al. vs. William Coliins’s heirs and adm:nistracor. | will offer at public auc- ton.on F x IDA Y, the 28th day of Janusry, instant, o. ax- uare No. twenty-eight. (£8.) with provements, Consisting of an old frame dwel- t ling. “Forms of sale: One-third of th to be paid in cash; the resiiue ments at 6 and 12 months respecti eperored notes. The terms of. plied with within one week after roperty may be resold at the iret purchaser, after one week’s not’oe. i" WALTER 8 COX, Taustes. ja7-2awads J.C. McGUIRE & UO., Aucts. at 436 o’clook & m., onthe premises, Lot } q hb 16,) in urchase morey THE AROVE SALE is wnavoidab! pated aul WEDNESDAY eee rOe February 2d, same hour and place. s ALTE* 3. COX, Trustee. Jjs8-d___J. C. MeGUIRE & Ci, ‘Aucte._ By J.C MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. URNITU®KE AND HOUSEHROLD Frvecrs AT Pustic SaLe —On THURSDAY MUOKN- ING. February 8, at 10 0’clook, at the residence o} Z. Dugan, Esq. hail seil,all his Furniture i fects, comprisin Mahogany Sofa and Parlor Chairs, Marble rE Centre Table, Whatnot, Cane and Wood-seat Chairs, Ca:pets, Oi‘clothand Matting, eds, Bureaus, Washstands, Looking-glasses, Clock, Matrre: . Bolsters and Pulows, Cooking and other Stoves, . Tegener with the usue! assortment of Kitchen Re- quisites. Terms: $25 and under, cash; over that sum.a it of 69 ana 9 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. jnwed 4.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. MAESBAL’s SALE.—in virtue of awnt «f fieri faoiss issued from the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to me dire: + I wall erpvse to public ’suie. for Cas, in front of the Court-house door of said county, on TUESDAY, tne 22d day of February next, 1858, at 20’clock m.. the following descrii Property, to wit: Al defendant’s right, title, claim and interest in and to part of Lots Noe. Sand 9, in Square No. 585, becin- Rivg at a point orline on Sd street west, lI fect north of southwest corner of Lot No.9; thence south ciong the line of said street 28 feet : thence enaton @ lice St right angies tosaid street 92 feet to apuane alley in said Square; theage north with line of said alloy 23 feet ; thence west 92 feet to the line of said t to the place of beginning. together with all a: gular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon 8s the 2 erty of George Staffin, and will be soidto satisfy Judiciale No. 77, to January term, 1859, in favor of John Van Reswick. W. SELDEN, Marshal for the District ef Columtua, jaz te Tse GALLANT ZOUAVES STORM THE Malakoif to night at Odd Fellows’ Hail. it 7 ASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. W ON THE ROUTE AGAIN. . The Steamer GERGE PAGE will,on FRIDAY the 28th, resume her trips between the above places. Leaving the foot of King street,! Alexandria, at the folowing hours: 5%. 8, 108.m., 12m, 2%, 4and6 p.m, l.eave Washington 6%.9, a.m, 3,5.end 7% Passengers by the boat avoid a tedious omnibus ride of two mies, the imeonvenience of being de tained at the draws, as wel:asthe dangere of the Long Bridge. Fare from Pa. avenue to Alexandria 1X cents. Do. do. foot of 7th street 12% e@snts. ia 27-tf ee eee 8 TRUSCAN JEWELRY.—Just received. Lavas, Cameos, Corals, and Mosaics, in rich Etruscan Settings, together with a large invoice of Panoy S.iverware, suitable for wedding pres 5 BN, nase S¥ Pa. ave. bet Gh and loth ate. YORTOLSE SHELL, INDIA RUBBER and uflalo Horn Tack Combe, India Rubber Round Combs. Shell and Ind. Ruyber Side Combs, Dressing aud Pocket Combs, India Rubber and Ivo- Fotki batt and Neu Brashee: for seleteee foe ‘Tooth, bi ‘tal Brushes, for sale by pias E.R. LUNDY, in S-lw (States.) $90 Pa avenve. RICE REDUCED ONE HALF! P ai NEW MEDICAL SALT, FoR IN FLAMMATUNY DISEASES. ONLY ONE tha Curomic PackacE 5 - WO Sve Aavertisement. ja t7-tf RY FINE WATCHES.—I have now tot of very superior GOLD and SII, VER WATCHES, and witha large addi tional stock this received, must be rua off. 1 will therefore offer them very cheep, ee H. 0. HOOD. CUBA is OURS! $30,000,000 — : If the above sum is v-ted the Pres it weil not enable our wry Soro Ree CReCHeR cl- AK than is to be hed of Cc. 5 ita i3th street and Pa avenue. ‘HAUM PIPES, ail styles, (States Stw) aZ-eo t YOU INSUR £'D?—Ample indemnit nea nst Loss by rink ie offered by the WASH. INGTON INSURANCE CUMPANY. Uttee corner of Penn. avenue ard With st. Stockholders, directors and offiscrs ai! cilizens of Washington and Gi wo. ES C, MeGUIRE, President. 6. D. aa Ste = BO 10 endif ‘y C. WEIRMAN’S CARD us Patrons and others, the Ladies and Heads of Families of Washington, George. town, Alexandria. and viciuity. C. WEIR MAN. 426 15th street, between New York avenue and H street, has returned from Phi ade!phia with ® very fine stock of nus Ladi«s’ and Children’s CUSTUM-MADE S@UES, which be will seil at reduced ratee for cash . They are the same make, qua ity of material. rability of workmans! and e'egant finish as here - tofore, which are Fo to his numerous patrons throughout to ve ooecany per entirely cifferent in style, fit. Bhip, to any others vended here or cisewhere He has made arrangements greatly to extend his business, and thererore will sail cvediagly moderaterates. on the terms . ‘the mo ey usuaily thrown co a eee oe thst have nether style, bscriber will warrant hie in every partion iar, wal net ‘one par will outlast three pairs of those of ctner manufacture. ‘Therecaa be nostro ger cusranty of the wertunua. ble quailty of these shoes than the wniverenily ee- know!lodged fact that they retain their perfect s: to the last. unt.| eutirely wore out. ja .9-20t 1 A CARD. Tr 1 F siege Sik: I F MUDD begs to insorm hie friends and the publio thar ou he h«s moved to the store resent!y oc Tr, Jensen, on 9th s*reet, between Penn. D street. next door to G avenue Priat very respect, and entirely differ- fit, to any other soldin the city. A Pattercs of any style cut to orders, x uDD, 5113¢ Sth street, doorto in 2-eolw 6 jee. 1ANOS8 80LD Pron a been fee IN scoond aed Panne from Get to Gin Fer new Piaoos from $200 . ELLIS, Raiireed Acciéems. ralirond frais ites , Jan 30 —As the Western oan Rue ee this “1 yesterday afternoon ering cae ay at, Ets ral Procession, and — New You Pen Ter ‘Washington New York, Fe —The cutter a-rived here to-day from a volieferaien. Baltimore Markets, Battimong, Jan 31 —Fiour ts dull; Howard street and Ob! vith is held at $5.57, witBoul buy - Ft is steady; white $1.40a81.70; red @1 30 Co is - - ) Whisky is better at 2752980. pears New York Markets. Naw Youn, Feb 1 —Piour is " heavy; State $5 5:45 35; Obio 86 songs 40; Soutmerd gs tee Wheat is lower; Southern ‘BOeSi 35; Western white ®14sa1 47, Gorn eee Sewer with an advancing 5 mixed 8$e : ‘ork is ; Lard ts frm sehertien. VY; prime $13 50 oy W bisky is firm at Wat Ke. Sugar is heavy; prime Orleans, by uction, Financial. New Yorx, February Chieago and Rock Isiand Co. 21; Litinois Central “shares 87M; Michigan Southern trai 824; Penn Coal Co 82 and Miss. 12; Virginia 6's — GEORGETOWN, Correspondence of The Star Grorszrown, Feb. 1, 1959. An individuai who gave his name as Peter Searchfleld, was detected and arrested yesterday morning in the residence of Col Poe, whose ob- ject appeared to be plunder. He was first dis- covered by the Colonel in hi of bis (the Colonel's) coate ta ae oe He was arrested and taken by fore Justice Reaver, who copmitted bi! He told the Justice that the had better send to the een that if they did not he got k again he would wreak bis upon the Colonel for causing bis arrest. The ladies’ fair at Forrest Hall was well at- tended last night by the most agreeable kind of acompany, and every thing moved on as a@marriage bell. A very la company \- ticipated evenin, lial _ The stock of flour in first hands is decidedly higher than we have beretofore known it to beat this season of the year. We learn from one of the merchants this morning that it does not exceed 2,000 barrels. Sales bave oceurred since our report at $6 for canal su ine brands = 4 buat little me og ‘he demand is than the supply. No change in the wheat or come é * The schooner Village Green, Hinkle, from Bos- ton ix now at the wharf of the Mesars. Pickreli, discharging a cargo of 161 tons of ice for Walter Godey. The packet Fairfax, Mott, of McCobb & Dodge's line of New York packets, is also in and discarging cargo Speer. R —— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. 7==LADILS’ FALL CT. Le LADIES’ FAIR.—The F the benet TF erties Chvrah, (Catholte. SG own, anuary will open at Forrest Hal ts tinsusot Weabtestec ret Georgetown @ Citizens oO} reminded that tne ladies having the Fair in ree have. by their united efforts, (To assist their souls a pastor.) procured some of the most attractive articles ever exhibitec me far Washington or Georgeto The 'adies feel . ie a red that their charitabi: u jt 4 yk ee ~ iy. be fully NCoese. Au excellent set of SILVER will be raffied for early in the week. fa m-tf TO THE VOTERS OF GEORGE. TS towns the sorortat, of oo. zeus | have consented to hea candi for the may ~ oumiug election. _is J. A. MAGRUDER. ROM BOSTON —Th tor regular t schooner Syivanus A} Grafoae Sears, Jr. has arrived and is now recharging. her treight. Apply to HAKTLEY & Bix 93 and lot Water street, Georgetown. Saist-at AMERICAN SAND DATE FOR MAYOR. HENRY ADDISON will be supporsed for Mayor of Georgetown by the American party. iw LOCAL TELEGRAPA, The Magnetic Tel ih Company have estsh lished clexraph Station at G ES in direct oonvection with their oee tn Woahing - tonand Alexanéris. Thus th bke of the three cies may have instant communication upor ali matters of business, ure. OF ConVenienoe, With- out relying upon the and old-fachioned means of inzeroourse. The rates tween any two of the above men tioned piaces will be 20 ceuts for the first ten words Snd | cent for each additions: word. The addreas and signature are not charged, J. KENDAL _ja20-eotf General Superintandent. AN C. ADDISON, DeaLex 1 ALL KINDS OF FEED, ‘os. 91 sud 93 Water street. Georgetown. js i2-e02m (CIVER!—CIDER "CIDER! Grocers and other retailers can be supplied with prime Ciarthed CIDER i quantities and on Teasonabie terms, by no Z-tf ARNY & SHINN, ¢ ORLBERG & COU., 109 Brid; town, D. C., manufacture: sand Shoes ; also dealers je 29-Im* CLOcks, WaTc Y, FANCY 6 LEKY. GOLD CHAINS, E OL. AR RINGS, WA’ WATCHES for $9, ke, a! -. .. J. ROBINSON'S, in Sim 349 Pa _av..opp0_Browns’ Botel. NOTSER NEW BOOK BY M'SS BRE: A ER—Father and Daughter, a Portraiture ~ the Lile, by the author _ The Neighbors,” &o. ; in paper $1; cloth $1.25. rane a of U Sone Life, 1 volume, $1. Ethel’s Love __. b novel, by Margaret J. a volume. §1. cents. = = dockeenee ERANELIN PHILP, jast between 9th and 10th ste. ECURE SEATS FOR A TRIP TO THE +) Crimea at Odd Fellows’ Bil to night. at HN MCKENNEY. #.N. LANSDALE. ee ME you msvaep’ eee = eure uiidings, er ee, 10: 4 Faraiture: and Peraoen! Property generally against ie Loas or y ¥ ire, in safe and prompt com , tNNEY & LANSDAUH es im? as No. 520 7th st., near D. WAGON GREASE. We Have now in store 25 kegs of PATENT GREASE for wagon® and ali heavy bearings, we offer at the low price of 8 gente oe pot. HOWELL & MO’ eeit.. jx29 st No. 325 © at . bet, 6th and Muh ISS BROOK F’S E Ve irtece tan NCH AND DAY SCHQQg) a4 piv FF, th session of this est ee Tuesday, F evruary ist, is B-lwe ment will NOTICE, Tuose OF Our cus! tnile a short time priorto the first of the new year, aed who bave pot yet . are egeteny 2 = statements of (| yg 4 sent in. by which We request it wi stood that we want settlements of the same. ad thanks we return toall who promptiy ri our previous notice by the payment of th -ir bills Jara CUSGETT & SNYDER. amas { utharmontc Hall, west of Stas Of: 4, sToves. TIN, CORE aa ND SHEET IRON | invite the attention LN pablro int fw oe cceabacagoeokaniiy wever betuis most this tek wed ad or Ware, of the very howt sod manefacture Cay ‘order any aruols give cntivouamebee to whom we sent complete ating Stree. OYS!-TOY: ef onesp at ot ORE NEW JEW iveda@ stock iwisn to pd PED ur cat HE A Price 81; 7PHE RICAN A MANAC | 1 ied Tenn ium “hs Lies EXTRACTS, ali rooms, ander Willa’s hotel.