Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1859, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, CaP Tas Gran poscisess ven iiss oF MSTTERS REMAINING IX TER WAsEINe TOR Crry Post Ovrice UNDER THR PROVISIONS OF THR SAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE BEWSPArER HAVING TEE LARGEST CIRCULA- VION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE orrics. Irs ToTAL PAILY CIRCULATION 18 MORE THAN DOURLS THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED mm tae District or Cotcwara. Counc, Boogxr.—The last meeting of the Council was rather *a brief session,”’ the mem_ bers being evidently anxious to come to an early adjournment. THE WAKEFIELD BOOKS AND ADDRESS it will be remembered by the readers of the Star that in 1856 the citizens of the town of Wakefield, Kagland, sent a rumeronsly signed address to the city of Washington, manifesting an earnest desire for the continuance of peacefo and friradly relations with the United States. It was ordered by the City Council of Washington that a responsive address and certain books of the Corporation handsomely bound should be forwarded in return. and $50 were appropriated to pay the expense of binding, &c he subject came up in December last, and a doubt as to the reception of the books by the citizens of Wake- field was expressed. The committee of ways and means was instructed to inquire what bad become of the address and books. C Mr. Lioyd of the committee was entrusted with the subject, and at the last meeting reported the following letters from the authorities of ‘Wakefield in reply to his inquiries—whic hwere read : Towns Crzax’s Orrice, Waxeriexp, Nov. 12. 1858 Six : Lam directed by the Mayor of Wakefield to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the %b ult , and fo state that the address to the peo- ple of Washington, to which you refer, d'd not emanate from the ‘own conncil of Wakefield, from a society in Wakefield, called the Peace So- ciety I have, by the direction of the Mayor, handed a copy of your letter to the chairman of t so- re in order that be may write you fuily in reply Lam, sir, your obedient servant, Jas. Wurman, Town Clerk Thos kK. Lloyd, Esq , Member Common Coun- ell, Washington, U.S. North America Yorxsuize, Exotanp, Waxerixzcn, January 20, 1559 Hon. Sir: Llearn that a letter from you dated the 7th of October, 1853, was some time since laid before our Town Council at one of its meet- ings when I was not present; and no one then at the mecting knowing anything of the circum- stances referred to in it was put aside, and 1 believe that no reply was returned to you The Address of Peace and Good WII from the inhabltauts of Wakefield to the people of your city, which was signed in 1536. | nad the plea- sure of forwarding to the Mayor of Washington, D.C, United States of America, but no reply (cacept your letter) nor any books have been re- ceiaed by me up to this thi ard from inqui- ties that | have made, I believe ao such reply ha n received by any other person s d it be now determined to forward the address adepted by your Corporation, with or without the books referred to, directed to me, they will be disposed of in such way as may be Wished. and, as far as possible, to meet the de- signs of the friend in your country. Hoping that peace and its accompany inz bless- ings may long be the portion of both nations, 1 am, dear sir, your obedient servant, Gro. W™ Harrison, Alderman PS [was Mayor of this borough the first and second years of incerporation in Ios and Bro NN \ Mr. Lloyd moved to lay thé letters on the tebe, and order them to be printed with the proceedings. Mr. Powell thonght the subject ought to be referred back to the committee to inquire into all the facts, as to whether they were bound and sent. Mr. Orme wanted to know what had beceme of these books. He had voted for the appropri- ation, and he wanted to know how it was ex- pended. ©. Lioyd offered a resolution instructing the committee to inquire what had become ef the address and books for which the money was ep- prepriated. Mr. Powell moved to postpone the subject till Monday; carried. PLACES AND STRERTS The Aldermen’s amendment to the joint reso- lution naming certain streets, substituting places fer streets, coming up, it wes objected that it was not usual in Parts to call streets places. It wonld be well enough to eall the square on which tue. Jackson statue stands a place, bat not the streets ou each side It was argued in repiy that as Mrs Madison had so leng resided on one of those streets, it Was proper to name it after her husband; ‘but there is a Madison street already, and to avoid confusion it is now ie to call one Jackson Place und the other Madison Place. Tue amend ment was concurred in, and those streets are now “places.” — Mauiexant Postere.—The occurrence of three deaths by malignant pustule, in Provi- dence. R.1., daring the month of January, 1555, caused 2 considerable alarm there, and soon the outery was “a new and strange disease.’? Dr. E. M Snow, the health officer of the city of Providence. ina description of it, which we hare seen, says it “is in no sensea new disease '° Four vases, which occurred in New York, were ds sorbed in Ranking’s Abstract for 1551, by Dir W Parker. Six cases are referred to in the Bos. ton Medical and Surgical Journal of August, $52, by Dr. Pierson, of Salem. Hon Robert Ravtout. yr, of Mass. died ef this disease in Washington, D C., August 7, issu. Several deaths bave eccused in Providence since 13% from the same disease. Still it Is rare and many pby-icias have never seen acase The follow- jog deseription is given by Dr Suow: “Phe pastule, unle=s it arises from inoculation, the under lip. It commences bt pimple, and with considerable very soon a thin, bloody fluid is formed in the pimpie, and it ‘s surrounded with a livid or purple a cola, or ring. It also rests upon a hard base, which may be felt as a simall lamp under the skin; but has very litte if any pain Unless arrested early, the sweiling rapidly in- creases, poisonous pus is formed, and being ab sorbed, passes into the blood and poisons the whole system. An ordinary pimple diff-rs from the pusta’e tn this; it is sore upon pressure—it is of a brig ‘d celor—it bas no thin bloody fluid in the ceatre, and has not the same hard lump under the skin. Its progress is entirely differ- ent”? its causes are generally well known, it never occurs ay an epidemic, aod from the fact that it generally arises from accidental inoculation, it isues no cause for alarm in a communit The above will serve to quiet the fears of those who imagined tbat the eague bad arrived in the United states - Seraeme Courr.—Yesterd Sidney S. Har- ris, Esq , of New York city, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court. No 65. Edwin M. Chattze, plaintitf tn error, vs The Boston Belting Company. On the motion ef Me © A Seward, of counse! for the plainttt! in error, a writ of cerftrerari was awarded inthis case to supply a deficiency in the record No 66 George Kendall et al , piaiatiff in error, vs JosepaS Windsor. Thix cause was argued by Mr Jenekes for the piaintiff in error, and by Mr. Keller for the defendant in error No 67. W. Fenn, piaiatif® in error, vs. P. H Holme. Tue argument of this cause was coim- menced by Mr. Gibson, of counsel for the plain- fl inerror. Adjourned. Passson Tutaves —Tre night before last, some person belonging to the fraternity of pas. sage thieves, entered the house of Mr. Chas. F- Stansbury, oa Third street, near G, about dark, and stole from the ball two valuable overcoats belonging to Mr. S| A regular watch-house ledger, who has been seea rowling in that locality lately, is suspected . the police of being the guilty party. Much kas already been done by the police, under Capt Geddard, to- wards breaking up the nest of vagabond pil- ferers with which the city has been tnfestd of tate, but thee are ‘a few more left.” Ma. Epiron: During the last six weeks, or more, the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association have been thrown open for public player meeting every afternoon during the week, and closed on Sunday. Why is this? On the Sat bath day the attendance at these Union Prayer meetings would be javger than at any other time, and the hour for holding these meetings could be so fixed as not to interfere with the services ia any of the churches. The Association will, it isto a boped, give this some attention be next meeting. A Priznp ix Trove: Court or Cratms.—Yesterday, Mr. Thompron finished bis argument ia the case of J. L. Addi- sen and others vs. The United States; and it Was submitted Mr. Polk opened the argument for the claimant in the case of S Calvert Ford vs. The United Sates. Mr. Gillet replied in bebalf of the gov- eument Agjourned A Joint Coumities of the Baltimore City Councit, on the Harbor, came to Washington t bis morning to enlist the services of the Mary- and delegation in Tess to forward the ap- Proptiation of 0,000 te aid tn deepening the Baltimore harbor. A Rrocigm Service, it will be seen by the obituary notice elsewhere, will be performed to inerrow at St. Dominick's Church, in view of the lamented death of Rev. P. D. Noon, Poricu Apvains—Before Justice Drury un Miss Elizabeth Lee was arrested and brought into the office charged with being drunk, disorderly, and a vagrant. She was sent to the workhouse for thirty days. George Williams was caught racing a horse along The pavements of the First Ward contrary to the provisions of a corporation ordinance. He was fined $2.50 and 71 cents costs. Mary Dasey, who — to have known better, was found in the ie street ve drunk, and ave herself the fall liberty of the “ pave,” both jengthwise and crosswise. The policeman kindly assisted Mary to a temporary seat in Squire Dru- Ty's office, and after she had sufficiently recov. ered herself, very gallantly escorted ber ina back Parga eet ae een, for vagrants, to be rd at the cost of the Corporation during a's) of sixty days. r as Warrants were issued at this Office yesterday See ve panumerer ee erecting a frame house unlawfully, and J. P. Bohlayer for keepin; without a license. sis pies oo Before Justice Williams.—Jobn Colbert was tried for throwing stones at Miss Wood, and tor cursing her, and attempting to fight with her. He was fined $5 and 9 cents costs. Miss Wood was hauled up charged with at- tempting, in a fit of feminine rage, to scratch the eyes out of Mr. Colbert’s head. She was treated to $5 91 worth of repentance for her folly Margaret Conner came in for assisting Miss Wood in the above u dy like demonstration, and was also fined $5 and % cents costs. Mr. Len. Bayly was arrested for rather exten- sive participation in the above family jar, and was compelled to bear a like portion of the ex- nse. Rebecea Nicholson—the famous Rebecca of the Northern Liberties—was found very drunk in the street by the officer, and when discovered was having a regular fight with a bottle of whisky, which she alternately hugged and culled” Rebecca had managed to let ie bottle give hera black eye, and a very decided un- steadiness of the walking apparatus, and ber clothing, (that Portion which rematned,) was plentifally bedaubed with the generous red- colored mud of the Northern Liberties. Justice Williams sent Rebecca to (he workhouse for 90 days This same woman was committed to the Workhouse for 90 days By Justice Donn, two or three days since, and it is to be hoped she will be retained the full length of her Present term. Before Justice Cull —James Gardiner, —- Ha- ger, and Hoan, were examined ona cbarge vf breaking one of the Corporation strest lamps. The Corporation failed to prove the breaking of {he lainp by the parties charged, but as it was shown thot they bad all been throwing stones in a manner dangerous to the people passing along the streets, they were each made to Pay a fine of BL and Ls cents costs. Jobn Morgan, James Jones and John Gates, were arrested for being drunk nnd disorderly in tle public streets. They were fined $1 and 91 cents costs each os Gibson was charged with creating a dis- turbance ia the streets and made to pay a fine of SI and 91 cen's costs Corporal Smith was tried for forgetting his dignity, and making use of abustve [anguaze to a Governinent official. Be was fined $1 91 Ernest Steigman was caught keeping without first paying the Corporation th 8250. Ernest ea gistra! determined sWaggering air, and attempted to convinee the sistrate that he should neither Pay a flue nor take out a license. He contended that several of his neighbors kept dogs for which they paid no tax to his certain knowledge. and thet i} was unconstitutional to make him pay He wouldn't do it, “derned if he wonld,”? and the magistrate migbt whistle for his dog fine ‘The Justice waited with exemplary patience uatil Mr. Steigman had concluded, when be quietly informed the *‘constitutionalist’’ tbat he could make up bis mind to do one of three things—eitber to take ont a dog license at once, or pay a tine of five dollars, or else go to the work house for thirty days. Air. Steiman politely but firmly declined to do either; but the func- onary taking up acommitment was about to All up the blank with his name, when the de- fendant suddenly cbanged bis mind, and pro- duced the amount of money whereby his dog could obtain the freedom of the Navy Yard for the space of one year, and paid it over. He then took bis leave, firmly believing that somebody hod done something unconstitutional Mr. Freidenburger was caugbt selling loaves of bread of less weight than the law calls for. He was fined $10 and $1 5® costs. Frank Riley, who keeps a restaurant, was ebarged with permitting persons to visit his house for the purpose of pemviing To save ex- ea of the names of the parties implicated, Mr. Riley came forward = confessed judy- ment, and was tined $20 and costs Before Justice Thompson.—A white woman pared Mary Me Dermott, whose habitual jatoxi- iwation and disorderly conduct bad repeatedly been complained of, and who bad become oflen- sive to ber neighbors, was brought in a cart to this office, last Monday, by Officer King. Justice Thompson, recognizing the wretched inebriate as an old offender and disturber of the public pesce, committed her to the workhouse for sixty days, and whe was thither conveyed ina back at an expense of $2 to the Corporation, there being no police van or appropriate vehicle for the con- veyance of such ** ugly customers’? to the work- house. Complaint has again been made at this office against squads of unrnly leds who assemble on D street at the r of a certain alley, and there insult passers by, using vulgar and profane lan- guage, especially on the Sabbath. We under- stand that a police constable, under the instruc- tien of the Chief, bas his eve turned towards this street nuisance, and that its effectual abate- ment will speedily take place A number of warrants e lately veen issued from this office ayaiust certain parties who have viotated the jaw prohibiting huckstering with- out license. In most of these cases the parties ch rd answered to the complaints against them by producing their licenses, (obtained since the service of the warrants.) and were dismissed on Payment of costs. The warrants in all these cases were teken out by Officers Ross and King. O.. Wednesday, a young man, arrested by OF fiver King, and charged with carrying about bis person a concealed and deadly weapon, was fined by Justice Thompson $20 and 5s ‘cents costs, the vifence being admitted by the defend- ant ‘Two persons bave lately appeared at this office to auswer to the charge of violating the city or- a ia relation to the sale of spirituous and fermented liquors in restaurants and taverns. These cases ate not finally dispoxed of. Circuit Count —Yesterday, the jury in the case of John W. Shiles agt. Samuel Strong re- turned a verdict for plainuiY Damages S218 33 with Interest from Sth June, 1555 The case of James Fitzpatrick, administrator of Patrick Fitzpetrick, agt. Peter Monayghen, an action to recover an open account, was tried, and the jury returned for plaintifrdamages-S1i9 21%, witb interest from April 10, 1557 In relation tothe petition of Benj. M. Martin in behalf of his infant children, Mary E and James B ,agt. Eveline Martin, bis wife, fora aabeas corpus to deliver said children to bim, tbe court made the following order: * Uponthe hearirz of this cause, it is ordered this 16th day of February, 1559, tbat Mary zabveth Martin be delivered to ber farther, the petitioner, and that for the present James B. Martin, the young- est child, remain in the charge and care of bis mother, not to be carricd out of the District of Cotambia.” To-day, the court took up the case of Lewis and Christy Gassaway agt. Adam Rose, in which the plaintiffs, two colored persons, sue for free- dom under the law prohibiting owners cf slaves in the State of Virginia from bringing their slaves to the District of Columbia to reside with- out themselves becoming bona fide residents of the District. This case was pending when our report closed. Centre Marxet.—The attendance of dealers at the centre market this morning was considera” bly less than usual, and the supply proportiona bly decreased. The quality of provisions cff-red was good, and the prices about as quoted in the Star last Saturday. There was no very brisk de- mand in any department of the market. fhe hay stands were occupied, but the demand was inconsiderable, and sales dull. ‘The business In the vicinity of the market place this morning was not as active as the mer- chants and tradesmen would desire. The condi- tion of the country roads leading to the city ac- counts for this. As the season advances and the roads improve, we may expect an improvement of business. Tus Turatre.—Mr. Bourcicault’s original play of -* Pauvrette, or The Shepherdess of the Alps,”? last night, was well performed through- out. Miss Agnes Robertson at Pauvrette, and Mr. Bourcicault as Count Maurice de Grandval, were particularly py in their rendering of these two leading characters. Mrs. J.H. Allen, the new actress, as Louise de Braulleu, Mr. Pisher, as Bernard, and Mr. Dawson, as Michel, are also entitled to great credit for the satisfac- tory maaner in which they acquitted themselves ia their respective roles. ‘This beautiful play is to be repeated to night, and should be witnessed by every lover of the drama. ce A Botp Rospeny, 28 was seen by the adver tising columns of yesterday's Star, was commit ted upon Mrs. Sarah Moore, a widow lady, who resides on L. street, between Ninth and Tenth- Two fellows roached her at the door of her aeanage and Penile one asked rection the other snatched from her bosom a valuable gold wateb, and the two made off down an a! = Mrs Moore guve the alarm, and they were fol- lowed, but by themselves raising the cry of “Stop thief! ’ they managed to throw their pur- suers off the track. Tare “ Tarn-up C!ub.” give their second co- tillon party at Harmony Hall to-night. See ad- vertisement. Siirmeoman Lecteant —Prof. Cook's leo- sr pein Tespiration, &c., at the Smithso- n evening, was interesting. Ozone, as far as developed, seems to be slatens preperty of oxygen gas, which is brought out, in the degree. by electrical shocks and slow combustion. The main characteristics of ozone ualities, in contradistinction to ich it is derived, and its bleach- Z the principle in the at- the gas from whi rties— it bein, mosphere that bleache: ol of animal respiration is simply recisely on the same princi- mestic lights and he air is brought in contact with the lungs, and a slow combustion is produced by a chemical union of the ox of the air and the ‘sugar’? slow combusti le on which our y respiration t of the blood, causin; It is estimated that two ounces ef sugar per hour is burnt up in the lungs of eve: active man. The lecturer, by a beautiful experi- ment, condensed this amount of combustion into a few moments, by burning two ounces of sugar of lead in oxygen yg: few moments eclips: the room. The product of other combustion, is cari ter. The lecturer estimated that t during the hour that they bad been c had, by their respiration, thrown room as much carbon! been produced by charcoal, and he b: ed out on the stand ive them an idea ig a fame that for a rilliant gas light of respiration, like any ic acid gas as would have the burning of forty pounds of jad that amount of coal weig in a large basket, so as to of the amount o' consumed jn their lungs during the lecture. carbonic acid gas thrown otf by the lungs preduced by the burning ious effects upon the lun; and should be as studiously avoi oper ventilation on all occasions and un- der all circumstances. f fuel that they ix the same ns that of charcoal, its deleter: are the same, Don’t Fatt To AttEND.—Thesale of imported books to take place atthe rooms of McGuire & Co., this evening, is to be the greatest thing in its way that ever came off in this city, the collec- tion being very extensive, number of rare, elegant, an: works, many of them printed ina style almost unknown to the art in this alogue we perceive London Punch, from its com- mencement to July, 1556; ish Art; Costumes of the embracing a large id valuable standard Royat Gallery of Brit- Highland Clans; Boy- re; Oriental Annual; Industrial Arts of the Fourteenth Century; Robert’s Views y Land, Syria, Hansard’s Celebrated Parliamentary Histor Debates; National Portrait Gallery of guished Americans; and a hundred other such works, thatare rarely to be obtained in (he United States,except at perhaps four or five times the sum they will probably bring to-night. tunity is undoubtedly the best one that hundreds among us anxious to form substantial libraries will ever have. So we anticipate a large attend- Ovr Musica Frisnp, that most deservedly Popular weekly issue of printed music, has grown to be indispensable te everybody's port >- f ulle; its selections are just suited to the con- of our huogry pianists, and we p lete revolution in the cost of that luxury—which is now & necessity—new minsic. Shillington. the agent for this city, receives it rezularly every week, and has all the back num gy on hand; the price is onty tea cents per nnm- 1 Tue Wasninaton Brancu Extension —Mr. Jobn W. Garrett, President, and Mr. Wm. P. Smitb, master of transportation, and the Balti- more city directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, came to Washington yester- day with the view of securing the favorable con- sideration of Congress to the project of extend- ing the Washington bran ch of their road through the District of Columbia Tue Resstax Batties.—The Odd Fellows? Hall continues to be comfortably filled with fash- fonable audiences drawn there by the beautiful mechanical Silustrations of the late war with Russia. As this exhibition will soon withdraw from the city, no one who has failed to see it should neglect an early visit. On Saturday, at 3 o’clock, there will be a performance to wh ch children will be admitted at half Price. Hewry Devary nor Ham Duvaty.—The re- Port going the rounds of the city that the young Duval! now under sentence of death in Balti- more, for murder, Is the well known jig dancer ** Ham Dovall,’? is, we are assured, The name of the murderer of Chris- tlan Fischer is Henry Duvall, not Hamilton Du- I ‘Tur Narier Batt —Werall attention to the notices relative to the Napier Ba'l, to come off to-night, which will be found in another column, and particularly to that which requires the pre- sentation cf tickets of admission at the door. Disornerty.—Alva Paiker, colored, was ar- rested this morning by officer King for disorder- ly conduct in the street, and wanting to fight’ He was taken before Jus- d to pay a flae and costs of with white persons. Donn and ordere: a Usitep Cire.—At a regular meeting of the club on Saturday evening last, the following gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing President, Jamex Nolan; vice-president, Wm. MeLiggett; secretary, I sawrence Nolan; treasurer, Joseph New: * A Fair, for the benefit of St. Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum, is now being beld, every even- ing, at the Assembly Rooms, Louisiana avenue, and commends itself to the attention of all phi- lanthropic persons. Warten Retorns.- the street; fine and costs, $3.15 van, disorderly; dismissed in the street; workhouse 9 days. Elizabeth Webster, vagrant; do 90 days colored, disorderly; fine and costs, $315 James Gibson, drunk and disorderly; fine ond cost«, $3 Twenty-eight lodyers were accommodated Hall, drunk in Jeremiah Sulli- Jobn Ruler, drunk Wm. Mocdy, THE HORRIBLE TAsTK Of orciary gins renders them ebnoxious to most persone. Ch i Gin. on the other hand, is pure and and bears no resembianes, to any other gin in existence. savein name, Ford * Bro, D B. “Sprcig PayMENT Susrenpxp "—These words create A great panic, whilat the oft repeated sion, * Thousands are rushing toa: untimely 4 ig scarcely ever heeded, though a ways true. Mrs. M. N. Gardner’s Indian Baisam of Wiverwort and ind would save many a victim of Consump- to in time, It cures Scr oe fe is sold by all draggi Iv you aARz siex tl your suffering is in t he probability ist he stoi 8, Aue, Lancuor. Nau- r tormenting dixeases stion pr.duces thin biocd, and therefore de- the stomach and enab! forever ali these troublesome and dangerous complaints, nothing is necessary but ir. J. Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters. A trial of their power einnot fail to prove that there is no faiiure in their sed: cheertully recommend them to the knowing, as we do, their many excellent by and deal erally, ev- y Druggists ers one ae & persevering use of Di Tue Root or att Evit ia the venom of disease instilied into the system and excess of any kind. from the system without delay; not a moment should bs lost. The pernicious use of mercury wii! do it; may, it will injure rather than oure, . and 3is your only chance—a perusal “Human Fraiity.or Physiological Re rohes.”’ iliustrated with colored engravings, will be eradicated ir. Barrow, 157 rince street, New York. Sent free of postage everywhere. ND OcuList —Dr. WoL¥son, 8th at, continues to fur- nsyivania avenu | requiring them with ius celebrated V. elean and Brazilian Crystal tac! hem. No charge to for consuliations asanooulist, The rf near-sightedness, t from the approach of ag cataract, &o., is universal Europe as wellas phe U or from ly established t! ted ria, on the 14th in: e, Mr. M. ‘Miss MARY At Long Meadow, Mass., on t! it, by the Rev. » of George- SEY, of Alex Nope at te oo sat lo tend ed ASKI Z Fras Beatties: o’eloc! friends and adm On the l4th instant, 5 EN, Jeweler, 390 Penn, avenue. AUCTION 24135, By J. C. Mo@UIRE & CO. A LAST ANP CLosine saci cr nee sidy. of the best z faions pid Mela Works ok nn Aa" iri and lilurminated: all of wach muse Bevo erated Bex. F. FRENCH, Salesman. fe i7-3t |. MOG UIRE & CO., Aucts. FOR RENT AND SALE. WALL & BARNARD, Auats. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. . -D. Bra ATAL © 'yton, now in Congress sr agouti ere | Nou ee aPerRSOLO AEA? | Rovere tae Soe mesma tween lith 1 8 from dis “4 o’ok at Suo- | sentative, was nominated Indisputaniass For farther puteuans presindee collection of vet ithout reserve, @ choice | Durfee. ” —— of N. B. the premises, of the subsoriber, tl fo't7 st TAS. E. DUNAWIN. Punch & complete aet, from ite gommonsoment to OR $A LE—Two-story FRAME HOUSE and TOUS Oaks arated with severe morn ‘ween Senators For containing 2 feet front and 15) feet deep, roosnn» Outs thirty volumes in fi Geoane — ae in gp ee of rome Beamth tt Hoye, oespa oft Straetvand | Resaventery of Brite At. stauraiea aca | penanal cote ds toe ene See ee Steam Engine, ard Corn Crush, and Cutting Boot Of the Gnose engTAvinea. bY the beat artists,one | avo. During the Scat that ensued. = brother se To be soid ai Publio sale 21 aya after de = ae mest y alive Works | Gooding interfered, and struck Heffron on the Indiana Legisiature—Senaterial Pight. PoLis, Feb. 15 —A collision occurred im L by es “4 Bred with 2 cane wounding bim - Other. Washington, February 15, 1859 fe ere ts, mPtuous edition of Shakespeare's | yin’ tt damage was doce by clther par party. Both A GENTLEtAN RESIDING ON CAPITOL | Costumes of the Hightand Clans, consisting of | Were armed, but their was no ity to use Hill, TE ag INK A por! piety six ¢plendid colored engravings of the | ‘tir weapons. There was az excitement in ho aze. woul oat toa fa ¢idorent Cle ns of Scotland in appropriate cos- | the Senate during the difficulty. unfurnished, el mes, 450 3d street east. — fe 15 3t* Together oak Donstifaliy iMuetrated Presentation of a Medal. COR SALE—Very va'uabio REAL ESTATE in | ~ Sonn ico gen we refer cainoene now | _Boorow, Feb. 15 —A nandeowe gold model, 2e- DP esenns Kentuoty,a part of whieh welt Go ponily Jos disteibation. ceived through Ne a ex ‘ed for merohandise or real es ms ie L the Dis- 1 s -» Aucts, | Boston, bas bee trict of Columbis. For partiouiars address A. He =e a eee == 200. low! Ineoripth ‘be through the Post Ufice. fe 15-3t* By A. GREEN, Auotioncer. Captain Chas Flanders, o: trough the P: AND FOR SALE —I will sell 50 acres of Land | FJANDSOME AND VALUABLE BRICK ton, for saving the crew: Hover Lo EEN > from Washirgron, cest of The Cage eee mle | aap N Sree aT Aecr ee CRS ea | bell, ta 1858 ™ per bridge. Fave rm being ele’ d makes it very 17th instant, I shall sel!, in front of the remises, at Forgery at Hartiera. desrralle fora builting sight,ae it overlooks the | $o.{.0ck Pm. ® valunble and desirahle Brick | Haerponp Coan, Feb. 15.—A man named surrounding neighbo: hood, s ‘wishing to | Dayelling Rouse and Lot, being Lot No. U and part Brockett was arrested this aoaeen ‘ersoni purchase will please oall see for themselves, I refer | 0! Lot Ne. 3 in Racare No. a8, fronts i most) paid tothe Editor ofthe Stir. Trefer | foation the enat aide of 3th atveet went, Sooved ane sen ons Say iedividede ote chy, Tee fe la-sw me two story and attic Hick House, with a | amount of a back 92 feet tos 14-foot 8 inch alley : SELVY B. SCAGG6S. now out is from $15,000 T—That desirable DWELLING | t¥0 story back-building, covered with siate; hav- £20,009. sacl a ” ” TOUR RK HOUS. now one of the “De Menon” or | ine a fine yard attached, paved and handsomely |aid a “Chaiv Buildings,” No. 574 H street. between ist with & good wood and coal house fronting on _.._ New York Markets. and 14th etreets,at present occupied by Capt. FT. J. ‘ley, which is paved. New Yor, Feb. 16 —Flour is buoyant; State Pace. Canbe seen daily between land 3 o'clock, The at.ention of persons wishing .to pi $5 4385.50; Ohio 86 10285 30; Southern $5 Sta Possession given on the lst of April. Addrees J, dence is called to tne sale of t 86 10 M. Bibty. Baltimore, Md. fo !4-e0gt" | property, as, upon examination, they w dec! tendency = a — aml Fouts Posserees every convenience, and eA-g seertethetrengee ht — F OR RENT—A first-class 4-story Dw ELL. | the most modern style, by the best of wor men, cot is on a ING HOUSE on ih et.. between D and b sta, | ° Terme: One thntd chen s baree ce ee ee and lak aioat ee ee The house is furnished with gas and bath room.and | 24 montas, for potes bear:ng interest, properly se-| ork quiet; mess #17 124; 13.40 all the neos: ay fixtures for comfort. Possession cared | 8 deed of trust on the premines. Lard is beavy at 11 Toh, fo N1- %al2ye. h ty te T. }e 3 5 _ Spee GanMaren. Apply to THOS, PARKER, A. GREEN, Auct. | Whisky dull at 27\c apposite tre SS ———————————— — AVERN AND STORK PROPERTY FUTURE Baitimere Markets. SALE OR RENT.—Tho House at paleo B DAYS. BaLtimorr, Feb. 17 —Piour ts Stm; Howard Cross Ronds.6 miles from Washington and 5 C. Z reet Alexandria, nt the intersection uit a Renton oe re ple dene noon: OFS. W- BOTE | eae ant Onions Wariner cnpikes, Address LEWIS BAILEY, | SALE ay CATALOGUE, SATURDAY Mor. |, bet 8 at oe Washington city, or inquire on the premises, NING, PesRvaRY AT THE Avction Koos ah ce cot nro roe the nos eotf or C. W. Bora INE SHERRIES, MADEIRAS : a declining acy; yel OR SALE—Two two story BRICK DWEL- | BRANDES. WHisKixs, 4c. C NEs, CLaR- Provisions—the market is easier, but q LING-HOUSES, Wot os. 6 re : Hock Wines, anna Va ¥ oF Fancy } tions unchanged h 2M. on West street, George SaND CoRDIALS, 'N BoTTLEs AND DEM Whisky is quiet at 30c. town, between Washington and Congrers streets, ACCTMULATION IN STOCK OF SHEaEtL & The looality is very desirable on many accounts. lof which areas represented. ex surive Perms will be made very liberal. Inauire of T. M. ality, and are sold thus beostes ct the {{anson, tire Insurance, Ageut. No. 520 ana ntreets | small sles thay have hind for this Case nt coche ry as oe ACOs Anon. Hlexne~ | thin season, and the stock being too rrest for enent : sot Ricake aod Rock island 60%; Cumber- < waitin ns ‘fe capital to allow them to carry over to the | lend Coal Co 23; Illinois Central sbares Os; (OR SALE—Or Exchanged for Improved Guy | D6Xt. Lacrosse and Mil 1; Michigan Southern 16}; OE eet eT Bxchanged for Ine Alexandria | . 1ermin: $5) and under onsh : over §50.and under | New York Central 7-4. Mending tone ML eo county, Va., containing 40 acres, with new and good | $19), i monta;over $12 Sand 4 moaths, for notes Miss 13%: Cantons 20; Va 6's 96; Mo. 6's BA jy; ymproveme. ts, about 4% miles from Georgetawn, | BAtiefactorily endorsed, bearing interest. 1 ~ oo 3 Do. Mor pactinainte iegeeat tin north th | CAtslorues will be ready Friday morning. U.S. S's of 1874 fire at 1084, street, west. fe 10-eolw* pled commence + ys gigs Re R.A = a ————— See ane ee —————— feb 9-ts >. W, BOUTELER, tr. 2 on FOR, RENT—pv E No, @ —— gate | altel dal alia: ELLING O ia Mu nen avenne 3, & very comfortable houee, IG~ THE ABOV LL BE CON 4 fn Gesirtble localit ty, at a moderate rent. Posi » Feb. 15, com- oD civen immediately. Apply to D. A. W TERSTON, or WM. H. AKD, Attorney al BOTELER, Acct’r, cy cont ah aS Fe EC ; saa ig" THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER OUNT VERNON AN E TOMB OF pee ed ae Seeteecl an nea eee Portponed on account of the weather, until SA te | VE MOAShING ro! " Georgetown, D.C. ‘the house moommodious as | UKE AY MORNIN Bat 12 o'clock; THREE TIMES A WEEK UNTIL AFTER Bagot , . inte-val, auy of the Wines 4 re penf ta figd Por en oe pak gg —= Will be noid at private ssle atthe prives they brought | The steamer THOMAS COLL back to a joint alley, with a stable, Apply to JAS, St the first auction, and my be seen at the auction Sfter the 4th of March, rua reguiariy A. SIMPSON, No. 9 Congress street, near the ay yee Hall. C. W. BOTELER, Anc?’ tu Mount Vernon and the Tomb of Post Office Pornessien canbe given on or sbout —— eke eve neni bg p ‘Tee cathe she Bret dey of Aprit next: _ hE Dad el List sy SALE.— In virtue ofa writ of fi- pdt wide returning in time est Te Me See ant ommodiour 3 story | Circart Court of tie Done a eee nee ok the | Gun atrress os 06.8, mand recuraing FRAME HOUSE, with cistern in the yard, Ww, - Coaches leave a!i the Hotels and the corner ef on.lith street, botween | acd K. pres to abla eunetoa and to medirected. Lwillex | »Cos nd 7th street at 38. mi. Also, one of the most e!igible Business Stands on Frones dolte sale; for caen, im front of the Court | Pen $ DE tinued On TUESDAY EV meceing at 7 o'clock. fela at c. YER will, until se door of said oun : fo 12-tf House door of said oounty,on FRIDAY, the llth 3 = Pennsylvania avenue, inquire of J. W. SN RK | day of Maroh next, 18°9, af 12 o'clock m, the fol " Ww OF & SUN. Bankers fo ll-eotf._ | iowing described property, te wit.viz: All defend. | (GENERAL DRAWING OF Fics. és Arency Block, corner Fand 7th sts. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-—Situated | #nt’s night, title, clsim and interest in and to part of P. NENNING will fui Designs, Pians, in Alexandria county, about 234 miles from | lot No. 15'im Square No. 31, beginning at the south ificstions, and Working wings for ' Georgetown, at the intersection of the Georgetown | West corner of said jot and running thenee norta 20 cvuntractors, and any others. . and Little Falls roads, consisting of 102 acres. in- | feet, thence west 89 feet, thence south 3% feet, and Drawings of Modeis and Machinery for inventors ure on the premises, or ot Z. RICHARDS, corner | thence east £0 feet to the point of begining. in the | and patent agents, Bath and K 'stroets. Washineton De ee in10 tf | city of haley marion wo Snr Sonether with ail and mecones of Models deposited in the Patent ~ a = = = a4 h pro 5 2 - | Office, COR RENT— The FRAME HOUSE on G at. | ied uvon as the property of Rotert We Danes and and land agents. south, between sth and Sth streets west, (Ial: | wiil be soid to eatieiy Judicisia No.17, te degtue | | Mapsand Charts sind Wook Drawing op Stone and.) Lot fronts 25 feet on 9th street, running back | te; ‘m, }858, Rud. Brother & C. se of James Mar- and 1 feet to a2) foot alley, “Ferme, $180 per annum, tin eta’. va. Robert W, Dues, Fomns Neve and Erinte. pa monthly. Enquire of EKLVANS & “LDEN, Marshal PL ha reoeived by mail will be promptly at- s HOM PSON, 326 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th _fe 16 ts for District of Columtis. somnseuraenaesieiacieceat! e16ts_forthe Distsiot of Columtrs._ > he a MARSBAL 8 SALE—In virtue of a wnt of | GCHOOL OF DESIGN AND MECHANICS ELLING OFF the Cireutt Coatt of the Matt chee ee P_ NENNING, Principat. Nj i reurt Cour! strict of Colum! for ar . Ss . SELLING OFF:! | the county of Warhineton, and to medirened | | , Lersone in Architectural and Orenmental FRENCH MERINOS, wiliexpose to pu! 8t cost for cash. Court hor JAS. W. SEARS, ise door of said UESDAY, Design- blie sale, for casH, in front of the wrerine and Mookaaveal Drow ba corner Wednesday and Friday . the third story of ‘Agency Bio of Maroh, 1859, rs fo 11-6t Penn. avenue, 2 doors from 7th st. ibed property, to wit, viz: All defend- ~ Terma. $3 per month.inadvance _fe 4 eolm > antT’ itie, claim, and interest in and to Lot UST PUBLISHED pe aN HOOD. No.2. 1m Square No. Sit fouting 25 feet on Hl street | > C. WEIRMAN’S CARD filth Thousand.ond cates et ZG north, in the city of Washington, D. ogether OR HIS Patrons and others, the Ladies and y with aii and singular the improvements theceon, | Heads Washington, Georg: envelope, to any address, oa the re- seized and levied upon as the poverty of Samuel —— py ene 4 vietasty. coupt of three stamps. M. Knight, and will be sold to satiety Judweaiene, | (8 WEIR 424 15th street, betw MA New A MEDICAL ESSAY ON THE PHYSICAL Extaustion | 106, to Ootober term, it5?, W.T. Dove, use of Thos. to ‘i % reED Brown, use of George Pos, Sr. vs. samuel M. | special ori yy _reorived, © ABUSES INFECT ON. AND THE INIURIL. Knight. W. SELDEN, Marahal stvok of Ladies’ and Childres’s CUS = Q EXCESS OF MERCERY. BYR.J. CULVER fo ll-ts for the strict of Columbia. MADE SHOES, will sell at reduced 2. MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLESE OF SUR MARSHAL SALE.—In virtue of awrit of | "08 for cash They are the same make, quality of . du- eri {aoine issued irom the Clerk’s office of the | rabiity of workameabie sed ate eor hee kee Cireurt Court of the riet of Columba for the tofore, Which are well known bis pumerous enses of | County of Washineton, and to me direoted, I will ¢ le Spermatorrt 2 or Seminal Em: itatand Nervous Devility, Impotency, ergy. Depression of Spirits, Timidity, £ roughout the District 3 1 expose to publio’snie, for Carn, in front of the rably superor in every “res ieee on apt peel oF sensi y mons tie wa. | Court house oor of said county, on TUESDAY, irely oifferent i style, fit, and artistic workman- Thor's novel and most succesefal mode of treat- | the 22d Gay of February next, 1859, at 12 0’clook = 0 Any others vended here or «usewhere ment. by means of which the invaid oan regain | the following deseribed Property, to wit: All has made arrangements uy to extend bie pristine health without having recourse to danger- | defendant's right, title, claim ane interest in and to | py ness, sud thererore will sell at exceedingly ous and expensivo medicines. part of Lots Nos. Sand 9. in Square No. 585, beein- | moderateraten, on the terms above (From the London Lancet ) RLog Ata point or line on 3d street west, 11 fest north Families may save haifthe movey usually thrown The best trostise ever written ona subject of vi- | Of Pouthwast corner of Lot No.9; therce south aiong | away on worthless shoes that have neither style. 2 - | the iine of anid atreet 2 feet ; thence exeton ® line | ft. nor wear in them. Sueltesasien: is well Worthy the author's eX- | aright angles to ssid stret 22 feet tom puriie alley | ‘The eubsoriber will warrant his in every partion yea the publishers, J.C KLINE & CO., ist | nsuid ; thence north with line of said siley | iar, and that one pair wil outlast three pairs of Avenue, cor. i9:h strest: Post Hox 43), New loot ; thence west 22 feet to the line of «aid street | those of otner manufacture. Va Gee i fo.12-D& Wry | to the place of beginning, fogether with all and smn- | “"y 3, ee ye ————— = | cuinr the improvements thereon, seized and levied KAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR upon As the oper. of George Staffin, and will be HEALTH.—Madam MOUNT’S Conaumptior | sold to satisfy Judicials Ne. 77, to January term, Destroyer, nots inagioniy on Conghs, Colds. Asth | 1359, in favor of John Van Reswick. ol H TOD. W. SELDEN, Marshal ST OF ARRIVALS AT SHILLINGTON’S Solhs con or two bottion Wiebe wees semen | seats for the Disinet of Colunhin. GREAT LITERARY bEFOY: of 50 ceut ons from all on e ordered <i a CRRRG Acces 0 adore = page yo sere al t vege- ; GREED ot 2 e following ais, . ° eengeg a a faving Extensivt SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR | paper uftne cers laces aie Nenad Ney been restored to health by it herself, trom deep con- 4 CARVED MaRgBLeE MANTLES, MONUMENTS, Vv sumption, she reoommeuds it uniesitating!: Delays are dangerous. Make immediate iar ekly. New \ ork Ledger, toall, | Heap >TonE:, L NTELS Nespey Catarocve, | Leslie's I'd Newspaper, Porter's Spirit of Times, if you wish to he saved. Apply at No. 339 cation | at ArcTion.—Un WE AY,the instant. | Home Journal, treet | I shall se! ue, commencing at 10 o'clock | Ping of Our Union, st tween lith aud ith. or at Stott’s, corner Penn. | a. m.. at the marbie yard of Mr, M. Parry, who Saturday Evening Post, Ir onue and 7th street; also, at Culver’s, corner 12th | removing his business to New York, on’ Pennsyiva- Ballou’s Protorial, - street and Penn.avanne. da 9-Sm _ — between on cor lige OB mene Sorentific Ameri an, ton T —— = 4 3 most superior assortmen Yaveri: azine, ‘oliee Gazette, LUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING | and Monuments ever cllered for sele im the Dist Weeks Herald, New York Cheper, in ajlits various branches neatly and promptly trict, of the folowing varieties of Marble, viz: NY. Weekly Tribone, Scottish Americas, executed. = 5 Statuary Marble Carved and Plain Marteis. N.Y. Weekly Times, Weekly Novelette, The bast of workmen from the Northarein my | 4 ‘Tennessee Marble carved, ons mignificent, London Lilus‘d N: F empioy, and I will guarantee all work which | may 1 Califerma Moulded Mantle, very rare and supe- bs favored with to be executed in the most substan- ror, tia! and workman like manner, 1 Lisbon do. do. do. { have constantly on hand & small supply of Gas 6 very fine Itelian Marble carved Manties, acd Water Fixtures, which {can furnisn at prices | 3 do. do, do, Moulded do. warranted to give satisfaction. * do. do. Pian do. 1 4 CELADON SNYDER, 3 beantifal Italian faarbie Monuments, of various | 24 “r SHILLINGTON’S ROOKSTORE, fe 10 next to Star Office. sizes, fi: ely finished, 009-Stf Odeon Building. oor. 435 st. & Pa. 7 LIFE INSURANCE. 7 Marbie Head Stones, of different sizes and quali- | °°“ hin eas avn te oe ae sel atest Yous Aine INSURANCE Aieo-a ler ind excelent assortment of Marbie SS eae ~y ber hath obtained from the Orp. * Court of for buiid: : " vil ‘Washington county.im the District of Colambs. UTUAL System. CaPiTar $1 590,000 Linte!s and >i Boreal eiduas Declarea Aanuaily. Terms: Ail over $25, and al of letters testamentary on the persoral estate t exceed nd 6 months : Reed, inte of Washington county, dec'¢. IT Incure at once—lat, Because it 1s less ex- | Over Bide cre itera, 1 & Sand lomonthe, for notes, | SOPs, Reed, inte agtoa county. ‘dec'’ Al. persons havivg claims against than when you sha'l be older 2d. Heoause 1 » Satisiact endorsed, bear- rned to exhibit the same, witn you cannot if helth leaves you; and sd. Because | 128! cases of credit, satisinctori'y ceased are hereby wal > itn ing interest. the vouchers thereof, to the subsoriber, on or ife is most uncertain, “The attention of members of Concress, hey ie the loth day of Februa.y riext: the: may otherwise Forms of apphoition furnished vg G.} persons wishing to purchase monoment head- | by law be excluded from all benefit of the anid es D. HANSON, N. KE. corner Avenue aud 10th st. Stones, and the public in general, is rerpectfuily in- | tere. in Washington, viz: vited to this ea'e, asit is certainly the most supe- Given under my hand this 15th day of February. Te Avs. E. Pergr, ror assortment ever offered for sale in Washington, | 19-9 GEO. a. E, LOR. B. ae KSON, and the sale wil Pawo their aoneeeny fe 16 lawaw* - xeoutor. 6 RYOR, . J.C Meuving. Catalogues ready on Tuesday previo ' Ne F NOTICE. Medical Examiners—W. CRAY ge ee fed A. GREEN, Auct. Tax mene ten SOT aties’ Dres- BRICKLAY OOD EATING AND Se yam ridey might, F eb, 25, at 7 Tie 2 * SATIN : i afew NOMS AND CARPENTERS. G CAPITAL DRINKING. | °'cock. Thereare HOPKINS Bazaar, 1 have on banda very saverier ict hei alata AL F. fg lg Bg magn C street, in fe 16-e03d corner 6th st. snd Pa. av. er of in this mar- | the rear ol Browns’ * aman tek Glen ae een ah canaeeenee a Lets Petencs decirear td telces eeuti te wants | ereeete famous &s ths very best FOR SSEESA rey 226 coeremgnt FRAME osliand examine before purchasing. Apply ai the | Restaurant in [5 tr HOUSE and LOT. |} = bing a corner of New Jersey evenus ond WN strat conth find there tnel very chcteeet Oyster purtof Lot iin Square til. The house contains + be shakey ere vi r fe 5 eolm* No. 7%) New Jersey avenue. Fish, Game, 82 8, Coops. Wines, ar rs. &; comfortable rooms, wit! [a tial stapie ny MISSES AND CHILDREN’S BURTON Gal- | Shon, Son 10 be ovtauned in any eating how ¢.-.No.20 Louisians avenue, opposite Sth street - E VALKIO TS Tre oooking of his establish insurpaseed,| fe 8-Tu S& fu" “= it undersigned has just received & Amall lot of | and no other house of the kind is more remarkable Misces and Childreu’s F eneh clot! varia! YING CAR at ah cupleyee CHEAP PLAYIN: button Gaiter Walking Boots, with. th Grins invariable good attendance of all employed | “I, Finest jot of CARDS. at 81 p ever high seal in foxing in front, and double soles, il His cbarees are moderate. festf | offered to ne va een Ay 8 made to hisorder. It is elegant, and very durable American + Wee te | for ra: : hing like it, 10 agality f Oo UR MUSICAL FRIEND. = ‘edueed prises Tered fora me, & ofS En ETO: F. BAY LY’S, Pa. att i blioation of Sheet Music, suitable for . rotete! at pr way thes, allerdinn a moh i ood singers. the Home cirel¢, and con- fe 16-e0St between lith 32th p best. the most beautiful, and | sisting of sixteen pages full folio size, hedin & "7 oLLRGE. Cheapest of Shoes, Femmiioe will do well to te | Setyne of sixteen pares fal folio sine, st spanscee | COLUM BIAN COLT EGE. Prompt in calliag, As the lut is small. of the day ; arrangement Aa yaaa ny pines ‘The first term being about to close, the public fo eoat C. WEIRMAN. zeronee a that the popular taste | informed that there will bea few vacancies & e i to SU RED?—Ample indemnit fh always instructive, | for new pupi's,and buts few. For terms apply > Aree tex} ANCE. oferedg he W ASH and ever fresh and delightful CALFRIEND = gS nwa. RUoeLES. nee ol vanes i The favor with wi “wast Chairman of the . ‘ id 10th st. Stockholders, been rece: the public, jecommenda-| fe 16 ‘ ra and cfioers al eit af and tome it has ‘won treme the Press, are guaranties of ireotors and officers ai! citizens of Washington: [No. 6%] le . A work so cheap, scourate, jexnnt : NTINU. c. r SoorEetown: MES C, MoGUIRE, President, | | ter Sot" esist in any othe souatry. fe a Norer, OF THY CON NUANCE OF TEE <0: 0. Manton. Seoreterr.__to it coat B. Hanson. . ae t ie Cy ad er Rally whac it ‘costs in Rick. ith the provisions of act of UPERIOR RAZORS, warranted, only 5° ota, | Would cos o ‘and excetl: In scoordance ios An Sigor Soap maken shavine ary | (ut Q1Ty suhgcring tow pensdial es Shees aed | Coserees appro z 8 Shay. register of " rom . to 82.50, an Set to 43 Chntaren's Tada ‘Rubber Long Comba, (beat)asobs, | MR reces by the following composers have Sess Ya the land office wall Ladies, Portemonuates, new styles, a beautiful ar | i. one first ten rumbers; the names = ee gguitd 0 bewly ap- See iet omer merge tes Ee omelets el rp a) a aaa ie a 9 Thu: uw All for sale at MOORE'S, r, Kuoken, Speyer, Abt, G. A. band at of Wi ‘West End Drug Store, a "Grouch: D’Albert. By ‘iven m™: 7 ‘aslungien, _fe12w_ iS Pa ave. south side, _ Bolle a Paesielio. Toatapeeree’ Beat », | tae sa ergs. ae LAGER DEPOT OF SHULZ & CO. | &c. All pol pondlnigily fhe Commissioner is at No. 40436 7th street. near the City Post piagers singers ani are fe 2-wew Oftos, bey provunty iliee ot tare ig dolty- terized by de'icious iy easy sccompani- ,. Te ee pemer ren te ie ee ten aes Fey moder AUNGARIAN WINTS at) epee ae low prices, fe 10-Sm Wnts gee ber on ateeee = J. ROBINSON’S, je 3l-im 349 Pa. av,. oppo. B: Hotel.