Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1859, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, GH Tas Stan Pus.isens ree Lists oF L&TYERS REMAINING IN THE WASEINGTOR Crry Post Orricm UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE WEWSPAPER HEAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE OFFICE. Ivs roraL DAILY CIRCULATION 18 MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED ™ District or Concusia. Lick MattTeas.—Brfore Justice Rowland. Thos. Durkin was charged with selling whisky by the small without a license, on the Island. He was convicted and compelled to fork over the sum of S20 and 94 cents costs. James Thomas was charged with profanity ard assent and battery upoa Jane Bell (colored) alias Indian Jane. It came ent in evidence at the trial that Thomas bas been keeping up an unlawtal intimacy with fudian Jane, and that ea the night of the Sd_instant Thomas went to Jine’s house and found the door locked, whereat he swore very hard, and upon June coming to the door to let him in, be hauled off and struck ber a brutal blow which prostrated the girl in the yard, where she lay sometime insensible For tne swearing, Thomas was fined $3 and 91 crnts costs; and in default of bail in the assauit wad battery, he was committed to jail to await the action of the grand jury. Charles Finegan was charzed with disorderly conduct at athree-cent groggery on Third st-eet, kept by a man named Carberry. ‘This groggecy is tn that well known locality calied the plank road. Officer Lloyd happening to pass at the time of the ontbreak and bearing the disturb- anee, made a descent on the place and captured Charley, who was marched off to the magistrate’s Office and fined $1 and 94 its conts. Susan Prince, who is well known to the police oa the Island, gave a ball at her establishment, en Maine avenue, near Four-and-a-half street. Information was given to the police that Susan had bad a bar open on the occasion, where the merry-nakers had resorted for spiritual relief after the fatiguing dance. Susan was therefore served with « warrant, and had sense enough not to stand @ trial, because, in doing so, ceriain cit who had been present at the baii would be med as Witnesses to the liquor seiling,and * would not look well firuring tn ords vonfessed ment, and paid a fine o costs; bat Susan swore to be deeply revenged on the informer John F Telson bad an old horse which was takea with seme incurable disorder, which killed if, ond John refused to have the faithful ied, according to law; so the scavenzer had perform that duty, and charge of nuisance a 95 and Sf cents costs. Benjamin Ford, for permitting a vicious dog to run at large, was fined €1 and 58 cents costs. Lawrence Ciask got drunk and kicked upa row in the streets. [He was fined $1 and 94 ceuts costs, and then came forward and swore drinking for the neat seven years Well do Lawrere:! vd Vilz 1,and a number of bis compan hanled up and fined Stand 3S cents borses and carts over the the Istand. Warrants ice Rowland for the ar- 1 more like cffenders, whe wil nthe pocket, in all [ketiheed. for their distegaid of a who'esome Co- poration ord)- nanes Wa. Carpenter, Charles Jones, George Mont- itch Bowey, were in a negro :am- bouse playing bluff, and the oiftee naete ent on the premises aud caught Carpenter Montgomery, Who were fined 3294 ea h. other lwo ted wo hucksters, named Brommagen and Ox n. living on Four-and-a-baif street, near F south. have been losing articles from their sorchouse for some time pest; and, notwith od \ their precautions, the thief has been lucky enough lo escape detection uatil recently: but, on the night of the 1th in: i ar morning cienred off, and the The next morning, Messrs. Brum- Osborn, oa visiting their storereoms, nd that some ene had eat ariel of potatoes, which were conveyed away abor, by ro he barre! off, leaving certain tracks in the mud. These tracks were traced, for sume distance, to the house of a man named J. W. Donsldsa dl, on lookin Ris fence, the bard was found i yard. Complaint was made to Ju: i bis premises and fined ate Whe had Dovaldsen arrested and brev biim for nination. The man prove innore: ud stated that he knew not how the bar-el came in his yard; that he never there nor had any action in its being there. T. ter looked very suspicious azeinst Donaldson, he Was abont to be committed to jail, when the effleer, locking at his feet, observed that they Were very large; and, ask ne Mmazistrate to wait awhile, ke went to the plice where the po- tatees bad been carried off, end m ted the track< im the frozen inud. Going back to the mazistrate’s office, he measured Donaldson” feet and found them some three inches iouger than the tracks. This fact cleared Deo Was discharved from cx abent that afterncon in bis nm Donald-on bad beea comm i a a weman named Mé the vicinity, went to bis b f d Donaldson there. ; * for him to be discharged: koew something about the pe brother, J. Greenwell, on the had seen Jim Pumphrey en: # barrel acrosy the street, and bad ashing him what On this inform: hefore Musives im Pomy tins a him, on anotker comp Kowland, aud son aiterwards Mr hrey was mshered inte the jidieia! ! and the matter reheard wan, Greenwell, repeated his tes lnsasnres were applied to Jim toanicety. He was beld tu ebarze before the criminal ceurt Thos Daley, a boy but years old, wascharged with stealing a silver wateh and some pieces of mey from Mr N. itclser. H- was arrested before Justice Row ly proven. The mag te, rather ittle f How ty jail, where be would seon become acoufirmed felon, took bis father a» security for his appearance at the next term of the Crimnal Court Serenth District —Yeste © disposed of by J ary Kaiser and Cor arrested by Odleers Ross aud King f. liquer in quantities less than a pant, rary to law. bey were tiued S20 aud costa cach The cases of Khenezer P. Cross and WA Grove, whe were charged with dealing in the xame of policy, was concluded with a fine of S50 and costs each. Cross superceded the fine, and Groves appealed to th emit Court John Pailiips was arrested by Oiltcers Ecklof, Fanainz and Thornton for the larceny of two hogs, the property of P. Bressuaban. Committed for farther br ating. Patrick Bonner, Cornelins Kelly, Michact Keenan, and Thomax Jaycee were arrested by Officer Ashe for az drank «disorderly Hotous. ‘They were ordercd to pay $3 15 each hi they were committed to the il to answer the ta default of wir workhouse for % days. P. Nailor aud A Dormey were arrested by for fast driving. Ruled ter Chare. Concert fast night, ded by a goed-siz d and apprecia- tive audience, was not, on account of the unfa- vorableness of the weather, as fully patronized as it deserved to be. Among the artisix who particularly distinguished thenrelves for musical talent and acco ent were Misses ‘Tacy and Lizzie 0 the former a contraito 3 Mrs. Rut of Balti- Mighty Jebovab,”” fiom the » of David; Misses Pugh, Walker, Bil- g and Porsons; Mr Bali, a pleasant Dariten: acd Me. Hedysou. Mr Cookman Adams, who presided at the piano, aise deserves great credit lor the satisfactory manner in which be ac quitted Himself. Severat of the pe formers, last evening, were certainly not far surpassed, if surpassed ut all, by any of the foreign vocalists that we have lately had emeongz us. We hope that the Wesley Chapel folks will take advantage of the weather and repeat tht ler more favorable cit- comstances goed word that these present last evening will say for them, will uo doubt de reif audience em @ second vecasion aud 4 ixht * The prano used on this occasion wns furnished by Jobn F. Elis, 06 Penosylvania avenue. Ma. Porror aely exe —I received a letter from Phila- 2 to-day, from which I offer the following (as apropos to the disc: en amongst us: “You have not your Passenger railway along the Avenue vet it seems to cause a good deal vl debate in the senate. How do the people of Washington feel about it? It weald certainly be a great convenience. The Avenue is wide 5% fo allow it, and the cars will not mar its beauty more than the omaibuses donoew. We have ratiwave Second, Third, Fifth, Sixth, Pooth and EF th streets. alse, in Market, Race, Vine, Coates and Green ‘hitteen railroads ; and the ae new putting another down along Arc’ street. In some of the nacrower streets they ate somewhat in the way of vehicles sometimes, with the system of exchange tickets we them a yeaeral coavenience. “The cara are hand seimer than the umalbuses, are piewxant to ride ja, and yo along quietly siting.” Ix tux Rorenpa of the Capitol Is a trmthful life-size bust of ex-Presideat Fillmore, by Bar- tholomew, token during the late visit of the ex- fate to Rome The marble is, how- rly hue, whies detracts from the eness of (he woik, Scrazma Covar —Monday.—Thos. C. Lyon Eaq., of Tennessee, and John G. Cary, Esq., of Ohio, were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this court. No 35. The United States, appellants, vs. John A Sntter. Appeal from the district court of the Waited States for the northern district of Califor- nia. Mr. Justice Campbell delivered the opinion ofthe court. affirming so much of the decree of the said district court as confirms the grant to Jobn A Sutter foreleven square leagues of land of 1Sth June, iSil, by Gov. Alvarado 4 annol- ling so much of said decree asconfirms a grantto sid John A. Sutter for twenty-two leacues of jand purporting to have been made by Gov. Mi- cheltoreno Sth February, 1s15, and remanding the cause for further proceedings in conformity to the opinion of this court. No, 40. The United States, appellants, vs Mi- cbael C. Nye. Appeal from the district court of the United States for the northern district of Cali- fornia. Mr. Justice Campbell delivered the opinion of the Court, reversing the decree of the said district court, and remanding tbe cause, with directions to dismiss the petition of the claimant. No. 43. The United States, appellants, vs. N+ thaniel Bassett. Appeal from the district court of the Uuited States for the northern district of California. Mr. Justice Campbell delivered the opinion of the Court, reversing the decree of the said district court, and remanding the cause, with directions to dismiss the petition of the claimant. No. 32. Dennis T. Donovan's administrator, piainutf in error, vs Christian Johnson. In error to the circuit court of the United States for the eastern district of Louisiana. Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of the Court, affirming the judgment of the said circuit court in this cause, with costs and interest. No. 55. Chas Belcher & Co, plaintiffs in er- ror, vs. George C. Lawrason, collector of the port of New Orleans. Mr. Justice Nelson deliv- ered the opinion of the Court, atfiming ths jadg- meat of the said circuit court in this cause, with costs and interest No. 49. Jacob B Brown et al., plaintiffs in er- ror, vs Benjamin Huger. In error to the cirenit court ofthe United States for the western dis- triet of Virginia. Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion of the Court affirming the judyement of the said cireuit court in this cause with costs } ‘The United States, plaintiffs in error, vs ‘ity Bank ef Columbus. In errorto the circu teourt of the United States for the south- ern district of Ohio. Justice Wayne deliv- ered the opinion of the Court affirming the judg- ment of the said cirevit court in this cause. No. 64 Philo Chamberlain et al » Claimants of the propeller Ogdensburg, appellants, vs. Eber &. Ward et al., survivors of Samucl Ward, de- ceased ; and Ne so Eber Bo Ward etal, survivors of Sam- vel Ward, deceased, appellants, vs. Philo Cham- berlain et al, claimants of the propeller Ogdens- burg. The argument of these causes was con- tinned by Mr. Spalding for the respondents. Adjourned. = . e Tuesdioy —No. 64 Philo Chamberlain et al., claimants of the propeller Ogdensburg, appel- lants, vs. Eber B. Ward et al.; and No. £0. Eber Bo Wardetal.,libellantsand ap- rellants, vs Propeller Ogdensburg et al. The argument of these causes was continned by Mr Spalding, of counsel for claim ats, and cone luded je, of counsel for iibellants. No. 65 Edwin M. Chaffee, plainti Y in error, vs. Tue Boston Belting Company. The argu. ment of this cause was commenced by Mr. CA. Seward, of counsel for the plaintiffs in error. Adjourned. Ths Sexvay Fiout at tue Parw —Yester- day, the case of the U.S azt Dan’l Stewart was continued before Justice Donn. Mr. Norris ap- peared for the defence. Lovts Hoings testified that be was at the Patk oa sunday, and that Dan Stewart came in witha They } nto talk about different things, and at last Stewart seized him and dragged bim into the vard about fifty yards, and knocked bim down and stamped upon bin. ved. Ruppert saw Hoing and Stewart go ont toxether, and soon after saw Stewart Ricking Hoing about the head Wm. Moore, barkeeper at the Park. testified for ; that Hoing was drunk: while drinking he told the company that he was a county con- stable, and declared what be was able to do in that capacity; Hoing was abnsing Stewart's father, some years deceased, and finally invited wart ont to 1; they went out, but nobody followed as nol thought they would fight, and so nobody he fight. Christopber Adams, prepricter of the Park, and several other witnesses, corroborated the « idence of this witn was drunk and very q ment to fight was mutual by Huing’s invitation view of there 8, Justice Donn beld bota parties to bail in 5 for Court. coon eatin of THE City.—During the month of January there were 75 deaths reported in the city of Washington, as follows: Aceident... ++ 2) Gnashet wound Albumnina Apopiexy Brain—dise + 2| Hemorrbage of lung + ! Hydrocephalus - in flammatio: 2) Intemperance Ij Janndice. Lungs—cony Old az i Pneamont 2) Rheumatism. 1| Roseola. ni ption It isions. 1 1 3 1 om | 3) Suicide .. | + 3|Not reported, .4 Of this number there w re of the age of— 5 yeasts and under ...27)60 to Sf +5 oto if 2 3 Over rt ‘ 2 I te + 7|Not reported. 5 “te 1, -UStill-bora oo... 2 LU te tit 3| a Cinccit Conrt —The jury in the caseof Alex- ander Ray agt. Wm. F. Parcel, yesterday re turned a verdict for the plaintiir Damages as- sessed at $50, with interest from June 1M, 1659 The amount claimed by the | egarted was ®t), it bein a jomt eadorsemeut by plaintiff and de feudant for a third party The case of J. W. Jordan act S C. Barney, was then taken up and tried, the jary returning for plaintitt and assessing damages at 2,65 and interest An application from Benjamin M Martin for a habeas corpus to take from his wife his two ehite ~a small bey and a girlten years oid — was then beard by the Court. ‘The applicant alleged that the children are, and bave been, in the care of their mother, whom he charges as not fic to have the keeping of them. fo-day the Court took up the case of John W. Sbites agt. Samuel Stvong, in whieh action Is hrouzht lo recever from ‘he defendant the amount of a bill of S2u> OM for Lun.ber wold and deligered to the defendant. ‘This © was pending en our report clesed. Tur Moxtury Concert of the Sunday School Voaion, of this city was beld on Monday evening, February 14, at the McKendree Chapel, and was of « very Interesting character. Addresses were delivered, and statements made in regard to the vools of the city ral Sunday Schools re- ported that they have appointed delevates to at- trad the Na al Sabbath School rentioa, te be beid : hiladelpbia on the inst , whereupon the Union passed the following reso- Jat Resolecd, That we approve of the holding of such @ couveution, and recommend to the Sab- bath schools of the city to send delegates ; and that we request such delegates to represent this Union in said Convention Delegates were reported from the First, Second, Fstreet,and Fourth Presbyterian Sabbath schools. Tue Late Crimean War —This fearful strug- gle between Russia and the allied Powers is grephically and trathfally portrayed in the gi- sautic illustrations now on exhibition at Odd Feltows’ Hall. Allof the leading incidents of the campaizn—the battles, seives, bombardments and assaults of the contending armies, together with storms and tornadoes, by land and sea, burning cities, moonlight views, &c —are beau- tifally represented by peculiar mechanical con- trivances, assisted by chemical effects, such as we have never beheld in any other exhibition. ‘The exhibition will shortly close, therefore visit it soon. Potice Aprains.—Before Justice Williams — Matilda Greenhorn was brought before the m: istrate for cursing and swearing,and making use of iudecent and obscene expressions, and, also, for assaniting and violently scratching the officer in the face, hands, and eyes when in the act of arresting her. Inthe magistrate’s office she be- & most shocking and outrageous man- he was Well dressed aud very good look- ¢ ber behavior, would be taken for sortotagirl. The Justice sent her ¢ for sixtydays in default of a Hav of $5 and M1 cents conts, which the magis- trate imposed Tus Tugaras —Another large and fashionable audience were in attendance at the theatre last night. The play of ** Jessie Brown”? was better py formed than w and elicited hearty a plause. She perfo ce to-night ix another of Mec. BourcicaulUsoriginal plays, entitled Pauy. fette gor Tne Shepherdess of the Alps,’ Miss Agnes Robertson ax Pauvrette. This play had arun of nine weeks at Niblo’s Theatre, New York, and is now produced for the first time in this city. We fancy that Miss Robertson will make an admirable shepherdess. Cocrr ov CLaims.—Yesterday, Mr. Polk opened the argument for the claimants In the case ofJ.L. Addison and others vs. the United States. Me. Giltet reptied in behalf ef the Government Mr Fhompson commenced baepptone | argument for the claimant; and before concluding the Court adjourned. Fina Sarvavay Nienr.—At the same time AUCTION that the establishment of the Messrs. Galt was burning Saturday night, aframe dwelling in that Part of the Fourth Ward know as Swampoodle Was destroyed by fire. The fire inthe Second Ward attracted attention from that in this distant section, and we learn that the building was en- tirely conxumed. It was the property of a Mr. Lomax. The value of the property we have not learned. Tux Ecuirs tH1s Mont —There will be an eclipse of the moon on Wednesday, the 16th instant, to commence in this region at eighteen minutes past 1a.m. The eclipse will be total (the moon all dark) in fifty-seven minutes after it begins, and remains so for ninety-eight minutes, and afterward be part: lipsed for fifty-seven Minutes longer, or in all 202 minutes, (three hours and thirty-two minutes.) Sxe 8.1. Hoover’s advertisement of trunks, boots, shoes, etc.,ete. Mr. Hoover’s stock of ar- ticles in his line, as everybody knows, in Wash- ington, is unusually large and well assorted. Miss Harnist Fannine Reap is to give a po- etical reading in this city soon. Watcu Returns —Fanny Cole, col’d, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs $2.15 Mary Woo¢- land, colored, do; do. 2615. S. Hick, drunk do. $3.15. John Foley, drunk and disordely and occupving acolored woman’s bed without per- mission; fine and costs $6 15 . Lewis McKennan, drunk; do. $2.15. Chas. Carter, colored, drunk and out after hours: do. $315. Wm. Myers, colored, do ; do. $315. John Ferguson, drunk and disorderly ; do. $2.15 “SPECIE PAYMENT SusPENDED.”—These words Creates great panic, whilst the oft rap expres- sion, “Thousands are rushing toan untimely grave.” is scarcely ever heeded, thovgh a ways true. Mrs. M.N. Gardner's india Balsam of Liverwort and Hoarhound would save many a victim of Consump- thon. if resorted to in time, It cures unfailingly, and is sold by all druggists, IF yor ARE s:cX tho probability 1s that the root of your suffering is in the stomach. From a weak omach proceeds Dyspepsia, Acue, Laneuor, Nau- and 8 ington of other tormencing dixcasas. In- digestion produces thin biocd, and therefore de- Stroys the strength and vigor of the entire system. © Testore the tons of the stomach and enabie it to throw off and disn forever all these troublesome and dangerous complaints, nothing is necessary but & persevering use of Dr. J. Hostetter’s Coiebrated omnoh Bitters, A trial of thoir power einnot fail Prove that there is no fare in their sedative effects, We cheerfully recommend them to the publie, knowing, a8 we do, their many exceilent qualities. For sale by Drug, sand doaiers generally, ev- fo 15-e03t ery where. Tue Root or att. Evi is the venom of disease instilled mto the system by early abuse, i: duleence and excess of any kind. This must be eradioited from the system without delay: not a moment shou'd be lost. ‘The pernicious use of meroury will not do it; nay, it will injure rather than oure. ‘Triesemar |, 2. and Sis your only chance—a perusal of the book “Human Fraiity.or Physiological Re searches,” illustrated with eolored eng avings, will explain everything. It will only ost you 25 oonts. To bs had of Dr. Barrow, 157 Prince street, New York. Sent free of postage every whore. ja2?2 iawiw Ortietan and OcvList —Dr. Wo mM, Rth at, corner of Pennsy!vania avenne, continues to (ure Ml requiring them wits his celebrated Venezn mand Brazilian Crystal Spoctactes and bye » Which Guned the highest prize at the s Faw. Many thousands have tried them, aud all approve them, No charge to his onstomers for consultations as anoouiist. Fhe reputation of his glasses to remedy near-sightedness, failing sight from the approach of age, or from inoressing cataract, Xc., 18 universally established throughout Enroy weilns the United States. His charges are e ely moderate, de iv laws - Wernne CaRes, very pretty and cary ohaap, at the Priisle! pia Confectionery, corner lth and F streets, Ice Cream and Water loes 3! cents per quart. Ja17-im MARRIED, ‘On Tuesday evening. the Loti iustant, by the Rev. Mr. Carson, M nH RE TOPHER SPENCE to Miss CATHARINE J {Richmond Dispatoh 1 On the 14th instant, by the Rov. Andrew 6. Ci rothers, Mr. JAMES H. SHERWOOD to Mi MARY ARIGAIL PARK vdaughter of W H. Parker, Esq. all of thiseity, —_—— DIED, On the ping of tho il hiretant, MARY AU- GUSTUS, youngert child of Gertrude and the Inte Charies S,inthe sth year«fherage, Tho frienta of the family are requeated to attend her funera “Ja O'clock. Alas! alas! J did not think. Amid past days of deep dgpsht. That ought could break t iden link That then between us se feo bright. We little dream what tunemay bring— The heartiea mysterious thing ; A change cam rthy contle brow, . And we are joncly without thea now. > Onthe morning of tho Lith instant, after a pro- tracted Hines, RKW OOD BLANCHARD, fant son of J. and Agnes Rowan, aged eighteen menths, . ¥ of o-morrow ( Phursday)'Afternovn, at On the 18th mstant, EDWARD DOWN aged Syears.5 months, and 13 days, oldest eon Idward and Mary A. Downey. fown,on the 15th instant, of consump- tion, MITTIE, inthe th yearel herage, daugh- terof John and Mary A. Frston. ‘The friends ard requaitances of the family are invited to attend her funeral on To morrow bven- ing, atdo’c.ock, from her fsther’s residence, No, 115 Market street, ln Tera Haute, indiana, AND 2 on the 2th of Janusry. REW 't. BALL, inthe 9tn yearof his age, on of Richard D, Ball, formerly of Wash ilapoy child, thy da; reended— Al thy suffering days below; Go, by angel guards attended, To the sights of Janus. ge. * On the 2tat ulumo.at the residence of her son, Charies M. Tryior, Henderson cuuaty. Kentucky ELUISE THRUSTON, relictof Mayor Rdmuny f Jefferson Col G unty, Ky., and Sharies M. Ehroetontuf erly of Frederiek na, a tha in » At Marfreesboio’, ‘Ten. d RY &. PAYLES, fourth daughter of the late Eloise Thruston ond Major bd ‘Taylor, U.S. A. = A SOUTHERN W LY LITERARY PA PER, THE FAMILY JOURNAL. CONTENTS FOR THE CURRENT WEEK. HENRY BROMWELL, or the Adventures of an Orphac—a story of Land and Sea—written for the rem Jonrnal —_ nandzoine!y illustrated ; oommencs in this number. THE ROBBER AND THE PRIEST. trans lated from the French for the Family Jourzal. QUILLS AND SCISSORS, — LS + R FROM THE DISBANDED VOL- UNTEER. DUTY OF WIVES. EDITORIAL: nterprise North and Seuth— Real Enslavers of Hurope--Mount Vernon Papers, ©. &c. EDITOR'S TABLE. MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. GOSSIPPING LETTER ON ART, by Barry ei for ake Femily Journal. ) ‘Ds Y GOSSIP. UF NAPLES, written forthe Famiy P A POTU, athriilivg story, wr.tten for the Family Journal. THE BROKEN HEART, a pathetic story, Tes PORTEOLIO. LAD! ES’ PORTFOLIO, ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS, POETRY —Onginal and Select ITF" To be had of all News-Dealers in Washing- tonand Georgetown. Prios4 ccnts ugie copy $2 ce oF ” edt West BaLTiMogg St., BaLtimorg, Mp, Mr. Henderron, agent for the propristers, wikmricoe the cities of Washington and George: i nd is Authorized to receive subscriptions. fe 14-3t™ ‘OOD EATING AND Gone CAPITAL DRI W. F. BENTER’S Restaurant, on the rear oi Browns’ Hotel bicck, con tinues to be famous as the very best’ festaurant in Washing'on ety. Lovers of exquisite eating will always find there tne very choicest Oyster: Fish, Game, Steaks, Cuops, Wines. Liquors, Se s, &o,, to be obtained in any eating house in this try. " rhe cooking of his establishment is unsurpassed, and no other house of the kind is more remarkable for the invariable good aticndance of all employed o> Hise charges ara moderate. feath NEW GUODS JUST RECEIVED, *» fine White Briliante at 12% 18, and 25e. 10 br Plaid Cambrics, Jaconeis, and Muil Mus- onan small Colored Figured Brilliants and c Rg h and American small Figured Calicos, st 1240., all fast colors. With many other first-class Staplo Goods for ee RR Ee yw, COLLEY aCO., fe9 2w 523 7th at..3 doors above Pa ave, Tittle ‘PHE LAGER DEPOT OF SBULZ & Co. is at No, 46434 7ih street. near the City Poat Otfice. They promptiy hii (free of charge for detiv- ery) all orders for kegs or bottles, sent to them in reon or received through the Post . ‘hhewr Ensen manufactured in Alexandria) is t! st now sold inthe United oan sat their terms are ex- erate. ‘They have also on hand a very faslassortinsat of HUNGARIAN WINES iow pesos. 10-3m. NU OR RAZORS, warranted, only 5° cts, S Moire’. parry om p makes shaving a luxury Fine Hair Bushes from 25 cts. to $2.5", Children’s India Rubber Long Combs, (best) 25 ats, Latins’ Portemonnaies, new styles, a tifa! ar- ticle, ladies’ and Gents’ Shoulder Braces, Fine Havaga Cigars at $4 per 100 MOORE’S, sr epee West End Drug Store, fo7 2w 3 Pa. ave.. south side, T SPRING PLOWERS, rece! 5 boxes rioh and beautiful F RENE FLO ERS, WREATH io which we poring neponan th : 1!'be sold cheap for cast. Tease oall at ere ‘No. 14, between 8th and me treets, P ania avenue. “feiit ‘B. E, GITTINGS. GALE By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, wy AGE AT AUCTION.—On ay MORNING, Febresty 7, we we ee im front of our auctionzooms. one nearly new Fans’ aly Garriese. madeby Wilhamson, Baltimore, and ‘Terms cash. it WALL& BARNARD. Auets. —— ts. By A. GREEN. Avotioneer. EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHINA, GLASS atp i wl CROCKERY WarE.—On TUESDAY, the isth nut, I shali soli. in front of my auction room, on corner of7:h and D streets, at 10 0’olock @, m. large sseortment of Cuins, Giass, and Crock Ware— 49 dozen Stone China Plates, 69 da, lo. Cups and Saucers, 49 do, do, Toilet Se. od bb Dishes of various sizes, 50 do. Cover 3 23 Saind Bowls, Piatt 75 Vitchers. With a large lot of Giass Ware, auch as— Damond Fruit Sta Celery Stand. D ters, Pitchers, Tumbiers, Win Champagnes, Goblets, Sa ts, Casto: Terms: Ali au $25, cash ; ov. 8B.a notes satisfactorily credit of 3,6 and 90 days, for endorsed, beating interest. fe ld-d IF, THE ABOVE SAL until THURSDAY, the {7 A. GREEN, Anot. IS POSTPONED instant, same hour, A. GREEN, Anot. T AUCTION ROOMS OF C, W, BOTE SALE by CATALOGUE, SATUR DAY MOR- NING, FEBRUARY LéTu, at THE AUCTION Rooms oF C. W. Borsirr, or FINE SHERRIES, MADEIRA®, BRanvies, Wuiskiks, &c., CitamPagyxes, © ETs ano Hock Winks, a 1iguors anv CorpiaLs, JOHNS, ACCTMULATION 1 TOCK OF SHEKELL & MILLER—A‘! of whicnare represented, ex ciusive- ly of fine quaiity, and are sold thus becaure ot the small sales they have had for this cass of goods, this season, and the stock being ton great for their Lois capital to allow them to carry over to the jterms: $5" ard under onsh ; over $50. and under $109.1 monty ;over Bio 2 Sana 4 me ths, for notes satisfactorily endocM@™, bearing int st. Catalogues will be ready Friday morning. ‘ » comunence at il o'clock a. 8 c. W, BOLELER, Auet’r, SALE WILL BE CON- EVENING, Feb. 15, com- 1O- TR tinved on mencing at7o0’e ock. fo la at Cc. W. BOTELER, Auct’s. pA THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER estponed, on Aeeon ° westhe tt SA r- URDAY MORNING, at 12 oclnek: nid ihe inti val,any of the Wines and Liquors remaining be sold at private sale atthe prives they brought at the first anetion, and my be seen at the auction rooms. tron Hall. Cc. W. BOTE R. Anot’r. fe 16 3t By A. GREEN, Auctioneers. ALUAAL IMPROVED PROPERTY aT 2 ‘.—On TUESDAY, the 22d, I shall sell, 4 o'clock p.m, part of 0. 477, having a front of 2 fart Hand yuoning back aiong the line of oth street west 10 feet. with the improvements, wich consist ofa neat two-story Frame Ho goed rooms, conveniently N 2 oom'aining four ranged. ‘Vorine: One-fourth cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, for notes bearing interest, secured by adeed pn the premiees. r A. GREEN, Anct. tre fe 16-Ws" [\PARSHAL’s SALE.— tue ofawnit of fi IVE ort tnoins iseued from tho Clerk's office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Coiumbia for the { Washington and te me directed, I will Poss Lo public sale, for cas, in front of the ¢ Houxe door of said county,on FRIDAY, the iith day of March next, 129. at 12 o'clock m\ the fol lowing derershed property, to wit,viz: All defend Ant's right, titls, claim and toterest in and tu partof Lot No. 15 in Squnre No. SL, beginning at the south weet corner of said lot and ruvning thence north > foet, thence west 40 fest, thenes south J feet,ant thenoe east fect lo the point of beginning, in the city of Washington, D. ©., together with ail and singular the improvements thereon, seizzd ard lev isd Upon as the property of Robert W. Du ey, and wi sold to satisiy Judiciais No. 173, to January Rud. Brother & Co, ase of Janes Mar » Robert W. Dule W. SELDEN, Marshal for tho D.strot of Colum! ia, By WALL & BARNAKD Auctioneers. SRUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT At Posiic Savg.—On TRUKSDAY AFTER- NOON, 20th instant. at5 pg'elock, in front of the Premises, we will rell, parfot Lot No. 2), in Square numbered 626, fronting 12 feet G inches on Mass. - chusetts avenue, between F and G sirsets north, Aud running back about 65 feet, and improved witit & two story Fraine Dw: 3 This sale offers an iuvestment or the means of se- curing a dwelling fora moderate sum. Terms: One-third cash: the residue in 6 and 12 mouths, with interest, aud secured by a deed of trust on the property. _ THOS, C. DONN, Trustee. jal0-cofds WALL & BARNARD, Auots. IG THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPOD antl, MONDAY, the 2st Felruary, same honr jati-<awts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. a By autnority ofa deed of ache! Waurn and others, cated the scriber, all the interest i Waueh,and Willam A. Wauch and fe,Anna Marin waueh, John Ross sud wife, George W. Godey and wiie,end John 3. Waugh in and to the foliowing prope:ty, will be sold at auc tion on the 15th dayof Marck Xt, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, in freut of the premises, viz: That parcel of gc in Georgetown beginning on the south line of Bridge street, at the weet corner of the briek house lately owned ly John Mourtz, and run- ning thence with Bridee street west i7 fe thence south 90 feet to a 5 feet-wide ailey running from Jeflerson street, the: ce enrt 7 feet to the property ce north 9) feet to the be- k house t a + Af tas 13 days, 8’ public no laser. . Frustes. mpled with within the property will be resoid on xeven di fice, at the risk and oost of the first p: fo? 2naiw WL CROPLE By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY | ES- TARLICHMENTAT PRivaTe Sane —We will of fer at sac the first-class Confectio: ery es- { Messrs. At Bro., iridze street, the most accommodating terme. Hf 2th instart, it wil! be ecid at ave ,of when due notions will be eiven fil eot2ita BARNARD & BUCKEY Aucta By A. GREEN, Auc.oneer. NHANCERY SAL ROUSE AND LOT, 4 By virtue of a decres of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia, in chancery sitting, made in the cause of Mary M. Williams vs. iheopiitus Conueil,and others, and dated the 224 day of Janus ry, 18:9, | shal! wiferat pub icaale.on THURSDAY, the sd day of March rext.at doveiock pn ete premises, the cast 16 feet of Lot numbered seven- teen,(i7,) in Squa‘e numbered four hundred and fifty-one. (45: ) with theimprover 8 thereon, con- aisiing ofa three-story frame dwelling houze, with back-bui'ding attnched ‘This proper wei! loosted ia a healthy neigh- horhood, with s pump of water in the yard. ‘the houre 1a Comparatively & New OLe, convenien ar ronged,and furnished in a manner to correspor.d. Ferms: One-third cash; the reeidue in three equal instalments of 6,12 ard 18 months, secured by notes bearing interest from the day of sale. ifthe terms are not complied with within 5 days after the salethe prop rty will be resold on | week's nolics. at the risk and expense of fee pereneeer, + Lit te EE FOR RENT AND SALE. OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE with echt roome, on PD street north, between Mthand 5th Rent $15 per month. Apply at BURCH’S Bil Seloon, lth street. 3 (OR RENT—A large and convenient BRI HOUSE, contaming 10 rooms. with stabie at- tached, on lith street, between K and L streets north, No.325. Possession lst of Maron. Aiso, & two story and attic FRAME HOUSE contain’n| f rooms, with stable,on L street, between 9th an and lvtn, No.5. Apply to J. W. SIMMS, M, be- tween 9th and lth sts, south side. fe if eost™ POR SALE—Two story FRAME HOUSE and LOT containing 52 feet front and 15) faet_ deep, h street, between Laud M: Lot No. 35, Square and Mill House, one pair of Mil! Stones, and Sieam Engine, and Corn Crash ee Catting Box. To Le soid at public sale 2! days after dite. ra NICHOLAS CULLAND, Weshington, February 15, 1859 fe 16 6t™ ee es (-NTLEMAN RESIDING ON CAPITOL ill, and on!y occupying a svurtion of a fine house. would rent toa family fron 4 to8 ROOMS, unfa ed. Keferences exciinnged. Inquire at 4°0:31 street east. fe 15 3t* 5A ee ee {OR SALE—Very valuable REAL ESTATF in the State of Kentucky, part of which will be exchanged for merchandise or real estate in the Dis- triet of Colnm For particuiars address A. R., through the Gfiice, fe 15-3t* AND FOR SALE —I will & acresof Land very chesp. f mat three miles from Washington, e pitol, near the up- ber bridge. Tha farm being elevated makes it very desirable fora building sight,as it overlooks the surrounding neixiborhood. Persons wishing to purchase will please cal! see for themselves. I refer tothe Fae ofthe St:r. SELVY 3. SCAG6S. F OR SALE OR RENT.—The three story FRAME HOUSE, beautifully situated on the north side of Massach ts avenue, between 4th and 5th streets. The house contains 8 rooms, fur- nizhed with gas and tf throughout’: aso, a Ferfectly dry cellar. If sold, the terms will be made easy, to Salt Eptonaaet it eon to L weld AuDUM, payable mon ~ inquire on is No. 435, OF F R. WARREEE fe 12-4t* OR SALE OR RENT—The 3-story BRICK DWELLING beautafally situnted at the cor- 1 itreets north, containing Il rooms, wiigcinbesstcon e-nouss attached. Posses- on g:ven istof March. Apply on the premi-es, or ofths mubsoriber, No, 437] street. or west wing of Faxent Ofhion, room No. Ie 14 SPR CHIFFELY. RM FOR SALE—Situated Me oe, foc about 236 miles from Georgetown. tersection of tne Georgetown Sad Latte Falls roads, consisting of 102 sor quire on the pre: . or of Z. RICH AR D} lath and K streets. . Ge ‘ashington, = three-story BRICK HOUSE de eS sti ete between E and F. Has bath- room ong eae Kent 425. Inquirecn the premises no 30 | eee RENT—The FRAME HOUSE on & F 1eath between Sth and 9th streets west, (Ii and.) Lot fronts 25 fest on 9th street, runni: 16 feet toa 2) footaliey. Terms, 9180 % annum, ayable monthiy. Eneuire of EL VANS & FHOMPSON, 38 Pa, avenue, between Sth and 10th streets. ool AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY ¢ TO-MORROW MORNING. AU ALL BARNARD, Ai Pines ORY SALE 0) FIN LD AND Sitver Warc: Fins Gotp Jzewxiry, Sy Brsnonra, Ne¥Y Goons, Fine I- Sure IG ARS, GLass » TABLE anv Pocagt eeERRY, do.; &c, EVERY EVENING, oom- Mencing at 635 0" at No. 512 7th street, oppo- * sencer Office. tr tf WALL & BARNARD, Anots. EN, FRENCH’S NINTH ANN JA 1.) VERING Tan betser eeeee, SATU ROA BYENING, 3 3th, and Every Evening antiithe Having been seven years with 7, P, went z. Pratt, Eaq..t Totkuenae’a ieetaytn tin sonome Ni iv i oted ever brought to this city, comprinne ett Sele he Standard Posto incr netgear Books, . n wratlly Mlustrated and iituminkte =r averiy Noveis, volumes, complete. Dickens’ Work, four styles of bicd + Complete i tend ¢yeismesy ee ing » — *s Poutical Text <s-Re. 1 S Are warranted new perfect. Book a al ring the day at hsif Publisher's Ladies add gentiemen are invited to eall and ex- amine the stock. Auction sale commencing at 70’clock at Cassidy’s Old Store, between 10th and Lith streets, Penn. ave- nue. Books pow open for prive y . C. MeGUIRE & Bry. F. Faexcn, Saleeman. ja 27: By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, VVAG0N AND HORSES AT AUCTION — On THURSDAY MORNING, February 17, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, in front of our suction reoms, for account of whom it may concern— 1 Coveted Spring Wagon, suitable for a market Wagon, 2Horsee and Harness. Terms cash. _ fe ls WALL & BARNARD. Auets. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auotioneors. CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE \/ Select Booxs —On THURSDAY AFT NOON, February 17th, at 64 o'clock, at the tion rooms, we shal! sei, wi hout reserve, @ ch collection of vaiuable Books. comprising many costiy iiustrated works. We nai Punch : a complete set, from its ocmmencement to Joly. Tidsy sdiustrated with several thousand hu. a roms cuts, thirty volumes in fifteen, half mo- 0000, Royal Gallery of British Art, ilinstrated with 48 superb steei engravings, by the best artiste.one of the finest snd most costly tlustrated works ever produced, sep evmptuous edition of Shakepeare’s oF Costumes of the Highland Clans, con: Diwety-ax splendid oolored engravings of the smerent Claus of Scotland in appropriate cos- mes, ‘Together with many rareand beautifully illustrated works. for which we refer to the catalogue now ready for distribution, Terms cash. ine of IRE & CO., Aucts. N, Auctioneer. ND VALUABLE BRICK _ By A. GRE FANDSOME, 4 House anv Lot on 97m STREET, BETWEEN M ann N Sts.,arT Atction.—On THURSDAY, the 17:h instant, I shall se! mises, Bt 4 o'clock p. m., & V: irable Brick Dwelling house and of Lot Ne. i2 in No. 400, fronting about 36 feet on the east side of 9th street west, and running back 92 feet toa l4 fvot 8 inch alley: improved by 3 hancsome two story and attic Brick Houre. with a two stery back-buitidirg, ing a fine yard attached, paved and bandsomely off; with a good wooed and coal house fronting on thentley, which ts paved, The attentina of persons wiehing to purchase a handsome reeidencs is called to tne sale of theabove Property. as, upon examination, they will find the Ronee possesses every convenience, and is built. tn the most modern styie, by the best of workmen. ot No. iLand part covered with sate; hay- cash: balance in 6,12, 18. and <4 months, for notes bearing ieterest, properly 8s a m4 8 deed of trust on the premises. le a 7 _A. GRE » Avct. & BARNARD, Auctioneers. SALE OF HACK AND HAR- TION. ~By virtneot a deed of trust Acanis,duiy recorded, &e., | will sell, Y MORNING next, i7th stant, ontof Wail & Barnard’s anction No. 65, in excellent order, suitable for ng oF for private use. Aiso, one Set Doutie : One fourth cash; the ntas, for notes satiefactor! ing Interest, at 1 o'e! in. Hac! Harness. ter residue m2, 4.and secured, and bear- ©. INGLE, Trustee. feli WALL & BARNARD. Aucts. OO —In virtue of a writ of FUTURE DAYS. N ARSHALS SAL i fiers facins, issued from the Clerk’s ofhes of the Circunt Court of the District of Columuma for the county of War hingsen, and to me «ireeted 1 will expose to pubiio sale, for casn, in frout of the Court house door of said county, on TUBSDAY, the &th day of March, 1859, lo" lowing described property. art's richt, title, claim, and interest in am wot No, 2, in Square No. 319; fronting 25 feet on H street nerth, in the city of Washington, D. C , together with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon ax the p operty of Samuel M. Kuizht,and will be euld to satisfy Jad: 106, fo October tori 1258, W.'T. Do Brown, use of George Poe. Ir.. v Kngh W. SE!.DEN, fol for the Distriot of Co MARSHALS SALE.—In wirtne of awrit of fert facins issued from the Clerk’s office of the Crrevit Court of ine District of Columbia for the county ef Washington, and to me directod, 1 will Wit, viz: Al expose to public’sis, for Casn, in fi f the Corrt-house door of said county, en DAY, the £24 day of February next, 1259 2 o'clOCK M,. t ing described Property feadant’s right. title, claim and ots Nox. Band 9, in Squ: ning ats point orlineon Sd of south wost corner of L 2; ine line of said street @ feet: theaes enst on a | At cht angies towaid street 92 in ssid Square; theuce north with line of said alley 24 foot : thence weat 92 feet to the line of sa:d street @ piace uf beginning, together with all and sin- the improvements reon, seized and levied Upon As Lhe property of George Stafin, and will te EA peat g pein zs 77, to January term, 1359, in favor of John Van Reswick. W. SELDEN, Marshal ae feet toa public siley ind? te for the District of Columbia, B GREEN, Anctioneer. TENSIVESALE OF VERY SUPERIOR aX » Dee MARB®Lx NMaxties, Moncwents, HEAD D Tongs, L NTRI< AND SILLS, BY CATALOGUE, AT ATC riuN.—Un WEDN Y, the 23d instant. I spruil sell, by catalogue, prrensing Bt i0 o’clook a. ui. at the marhie-yard of Mr. H. Parry, who is removing his business to New Vork, on’Pennsyiva nia avenue, between itth and 19 h streets, one of ths most superior assortments of Marble Manties and Monuments ever otlered for sale in the Dis- thet, of the fol ng varietie: Marble, viz: o Statuary Marble Carved and Plain Mantels, 4 Tennessee Marble carved, one magnificent, 1 California Mou‘ded Mantis, very rare and supe- nor, iF > 1 Lisbon do, do. do, 6 very fine Italian Marble carved Mantles, 8 do. do, do, Moulded de. i do. do, do. Pisin do. 35 besutifal [tain ‘iarbie Monuments, of various sizes, tively finished, 7 Marbie Head Stones, of different sizes and quali- ties, iso. a lerge and excellent assortment of Marble id or buiiding purposes. All nder $25 cxsh ; over $75, and not exceeding $1, a credit of2. 4, and 6 months: over $11 x oretit of 2,4. 6.8and 10 months, for notes, in all cases ofcredit, satisiactori.y endorsed, bear- ing iaterest. ‘The attention ofmembers of Congress, builders, persons wishing to purchase monuments or head- stones, and the public m general, is respectfully in- vited to this sa'e, agit is cortsiniy tle most supe- rior Assortment ever offered fc and the sale wiil be worth th Catalogues ready on Tues: fe led G4s STOVES! GAS STOVES! Bilis FOR COOKING OR HEATING. W. F. SHAW’S PATENT. Usep sy Being ATTACHED To THE ORDINARY Gas LiGuT BURNER IN AN APARTMENT. For heating Chaml«rs, Dining- rooms, Parlors, Of- foes, Dressing nud Bath Rooms, have no connection ¥itnany nines. ans ome nD AD] ol : ee ee ie WARM IN A di ed be ma: FROM THREE TO EIGHT MINUTES sod the temperature can be maintained a Se E CENT PER HOUR,IN TH OL, CRE Este WEATHER. These Stoves are highly recommenced not only by al! ‘well informed chemists’ and sicians who have given the matter the slightest attention. but by upwards of 4,00 persons who have them in —_ use in a city of Boston. oodiapee foineg Bom iy rees' na el peer iaaen ibe produced by any other known ar : effects arising from impe fect Be wae gas sioves A muoh less than that attending the use of gas for } inating ap Apartment, as the combustion is by more perfect in the stoves, ‘s 4 tion has stood the test of NINE YE. RS-and not the slighest Accident or evil effect has ever occured from its use; they are in daily use inthe homes of most of our first physicians and chemists, . The gas stoves invented by me are entirely dis- tinct from the expecdients which from time to time appear from several sources, all exhibiting a want of informxtion on points of vital importance in se- curing safety. ‘Tre means by which PERFECT COMBUS- TION is secured is nove npplsestion of per- ame, § Sone aan neh cesrount rt levice has en me in America, reat Britain, ireland, the Channel the Isle of Man. be used 4 Ks rsery or di DE py fcomburpotce'l aamentocnvguent day: For sale 26 5. ig Bava Nees Bene aa nue, Washington, D.C. aiggh fe t-eotf ) ‘ECTACLES, Superior to poe LA A Earapel. in Booordance eh the philosophy of nature, in the KAS orcane fright, tad, per pad lpn sierdine's ator her best sew help to the human vision ever inv Lod a vnpy. fo3-lw (States,) 300 Pennsylvauis svenuc, Sloops-ef-War Launched Boston, Feb. 15 the seven - hand sloops-of war Hi aon} rae special ap- propriation made by Congress iaunched at Sino pot Bod morning. and another was jaune at Portsmouth vessels yet named — rear The Michigan Deraoir, Feb. 4.—The intone adjourned sine die to-day. On Saturday, the House reconsidered the vote by which the regi- try law was defeated, and passed it as receiy 4 from the Senate. —_ True Bills Against Alleged Siavers. Saxannan, Feb. 14.—The grand jury now in session have found trvée bills against Messts. Sel vas & Mares, consignees, and Cassineras, thecep. tin of the bark Angelita, for fitting that vessel up forthe slave trade Connecticut + >, Feb. 16 —Mr. Alvin P Hyde, of Tolland was nominated to-day, by a vote of one vs hundred and eight. Alexandria Market. ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 16 —Flour—saies at @6.75 Wheat—white &1 147, Corn—sales at Ga7se, ? Ses $1 BaGl FS. No sales of rye or oats Teported . tim Markets. Bartixonre, Feb. 16.—Fiour is steady; Howarg a — proebendites ug Sty 2 eat is unc: j white $1 40e81 80, #1 Basha, =i - sms Corn is uachanged ; white and yellow T3a78c. Provisions are firm and unchanged Whisky is dutl; Obio 30c.; City 29. New York Markets. New Yorx, Feb. i6 —Flour is bigher; State 5.301350; Obio 86 30:86 0; Southern 'S5 Ste S510 Wheat firm; white $1 55a81 60 for Sonthern. Corn firm; mixed Ssa8tc., white S0a%4e., yel. low £2aS3: Pork bravy; mess $15 25; prime $13.50a813 62 Lard is beavy at 11 yall W bisky steady a Financia!. New Yorx, February 16 —Stocks are dull Chicago and ‘Rock Island 604; Cumberland Coal Co. 20; lilinois Central snares 4: Do bonds 8S; Lacrosse and Mil 14; New York Central 7: Pa Coal Com. #0'; Reading Mil. and Miss 13); Va. 6's 96%; Mo. 6's84 8. 5's of is7 109% 520 Joun McKenney, Hewey N. Lanspae. AKE YOU INSURED? ye lnrure Buildings, Merchandise, Household ie wy and Persoos " Froperty pre hye 08s or Damage by Fire, in And prom ovum- panies, MoKENNEY LANSDALE, 2-im* » 7 near D. y nes SS RICE REDUCED ON LF: : NEW sei -“teand SaLn* Fol INFLAMMATORY DISEASES, ONLY ONE DOLLAR! “Citronic Packaen osm. ment. firm at RX. Sterling exchange, ia to-tt NURSERY AT LINNCEAN HILL. Eak AotINGTON ‘The proprietor invites the attention of to | 1s Isrge aad general assortment of URN INTaL and FRUIT TR somone Sl them 6,000 re eize White Pins, Balsam Fir, and Norway Fir, of large growth and healthy con- Strom, With large assortment of other Evergreen rees. A inrce assortment of Deeidu Ornamental Shade Trees, of ail sizes suitable for transpianting. A general collection Fruit Trees, choice and select A » Garden Fruits, consisting of Currants, Gooreberries, Raspberries, and (Strawberries, m crest variety and of most approved sorte. Grape Vines—Hardy American varieties, suited to open oulivre; Catawba, lesvelia, Concord, Diana, Rebecs, snd others, 5'.00 Usage Orange for hedging, and Ornamental Shrubvery for gardens and lawnse - JOSHUA PEIRCE, — “Linresn Bi'l,” near Washington, D.C. fe l2-iw San rnaeeee tee peivate RECEPTIONS AND SOIREES, THE CITY ORCHESTRA respectfully intorms the admirers of good Musio that they still attend to the conducting of Ma- sicai performances on the Piano an tolin, or, with any other selection of Instroments, at Private Keceptions and Soirees. They beg leave to assure the:r patrons that they will prodece (un tere pa beat solomon — Lanner, La titzky, Juuen, and otner approved com: N.B red —Auy number of references if required. Ap ¢ Music ty at Depot corner Penn. avenue tod lth Hi reet, or at the residence vl Mr. Scheel, No. 54 Pa. Avenue, near 22d st. feo iw JOHN E. SCHE EAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOU HEAL TH.—Madam MOUNT’S Consumption agicri'y on Coughs, Coids. nd Cousumption. In botties wiil effect a cure Persons from all sections havi diflcrent quantities by express, It is voge- ie; it Ving deep con- sumption, she reoommens it unhesitatiogly to ail. Deiayesredangerous. Make immediate application if you wish to be saved. Appiy at No, 3356 street between ilth aad 12th. or at Stott's, corner Penn. avenue and 7th streot ; also, at Culver's, corner 12th street and Penn. avenue. de3-3m MBROTYVES.—Smatt Puorits and QUICK ReTURNS. Portrais, iramed 25 cents, Any size Portrait warranted im best cases or frames at N. ing for one ef those a. he A CARRIAGES. is ad he hopes to give general satisfnotion. i Kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons Kept on A! REPAIRS neatly done,and all orders prompt- ly attended to, Second-hand taken new he EO LINING aN ARE. EEAM, TEINS OAs cad of scaikanan ihe the Meith bonis ony te fuvered with to Gs exeouted un the insur setomns” SS eee smal! supply of Gas and Water Fixtures, which | can furnien 8t prices Herne tO Five wt DON SNYDER fei next to Star Offi 7 C, WEIRMAN’S CARD Fon. sys intrer pnd cre Gen totin at OWVETE MAN, a26 15th street, between New his Ladies’ and ‘s MADE SHOES, Which he will sell at reduced rates for cash. They are the same make, qus'ity of material, rabiity Of workmanship,end nish ae to! a to thers ots has made arrangement: ew rate =~ ‘oat terms above le: rates, le haifthe morey usually thrown eau ean lens shoes that have neither style. fit, nor wear in them. bscriber will warrant hisin every partion tar, ‘and. that one pair will outiast three pairsof those of other manufactur Therecan be no er of the inestums- lity of these shoes the universally so- know/ledged fact that they retain their perfeot to the Inst. unt.| entirely worn out. UR MUSICAL FRIEND.