Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1859, Page 3

ee SSS LOCAL NEWS. | 407 Tur Sram puscisues THY Lixts OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE Wasnutncton City Post Oveice VISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING IN THE NEWSPAPER WAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY ov THE orrics. Its TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION is MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY payrep in rex Disraict or Coneatia. Tux Ceresmatioxs Yestxrpay.—tin this city, after paying their respects to the President at the Executive Mansion, the battalion took up the line of march for the Georgetown College. On reach- ing the coll the battalion were received by the commas Officers of the two c ies of College Cadets, and escorted to the races."* where the companies gave a specimen of their oticiency fn drill before Rev. Dr. carly. ‘They hen stacked arms, broke ranks. re shown the library, the museum, and other portions of the college. until the drum summoned them to -‘fall in." Marchiag inte the refectory. they were in- vited to partake of a bounteous ; after which they resumed the line of march, the Potomac Light lufantry leaving them at their armory. Hoth of the literary sovicties of the Collegr par- ticipated in henoring the of the Pater Patr@. At Wo'clork in the morning the Philo- womostan Society met. and. in the presence of the facalty and a number of invited guests. the Fare- welt Address of Washington was read by secph Taylor. of Texas. and an address delivered by Charles Andry. of lana. The students then — through the g: aud it the earlie ier ion of the afternoon in le At the cele! the of the Paitodenie ee 5 Et Seeeee jaryland. none the: oo vell reas, reading by a few brief ebedatitans' ening BE the ad- vi ich it coutaias. Robert Lovelace, of the orator of the day, then. touk’ the -and made 2 neat and impressive address. which elicited frequent ay . The intervals were most eeably aie op by the music of Withers’s band . In Alewandria. which the great Pater Patrie was pleased to call his -* County Town.” at early dawn, salutes of artillery were tired, and the na- tional banner was thrown to the breeze from va- rious protuinent puints. About Li o'clock, ac- cording to vious arrangement, a procession of yailitary and fire companies formed, and accom. panied by the orator and reader of the day. and other citizens in carriages. marched through the principal streets to Liberty Hall, where they were welcomed bya large assemblage. The ceremo- ofa yer by the Rev. Dr. usic by the band; reading of ‘s Farewell Address, by Dr. C. W. Chancellor ; and the oration of the day. by John Marshall. Psy. After the ceremonica of the day Were over. a great dinner came off at the City Ho- tel. By the 5 o'clock train of cars, the Wesley" ov Cheir of Washington. under Professor Daniel, and numbering some forty vocalists, ar- rived. and gave 3 concert in the evening. ‘The Sun Fire Com y had a grand illumination at their hall an entertainment of the Indies. During the day a large Reap visited Mount Vernon oa of the Thomas Collyer. In Baltimore, grand military displays and fes- tivities, civic entertainments, aud balls. took place in celebration of the day. Many of the principal factories were almost entirely deserted, the opera- tives concinding to appropriate the day to various festivities; and the numerous col! and schools exempted the rising generation from thejr studies tw enjoy a weleome holiday in respect to the mem- ory of ‘the father of his country. The scholastic celebrations that we spoke of yesterday in Balti- more and vicinity came off according te pro- gramme. ‘The Law Greys had a and enter- taiument; the battalion of Baltimure City Guards were out on parade; the Shicid's Guard. as we stated yesterday. came to Washington; the German Hiflewen were out for the last time previous to distanding; the Wella and McComas Riflemen warehed through the principal streets of the city. and refreshed themselves at White Hall; and t! independent Greys had a grand military ball, and # flag presentation, at the Maryland Justitute. Tus Dinner to tue Sucerps’ Grarps —At 7 P ™., yesterday, this fine corps of visiting vol- uuteets were entertained at Washington Hall by Montgomery and Union Guards of our city, With a sumptnous dinner. About two hundred persons were seated at the table. gwhieh was graced with the e of General Janjes Shields, of the Senate of the United § . if hower ef whose patriotic services upon the tented field the fine visiting Baltimore corps bear their name. Ju the course of the evening Captain Chaisty, the commander of the Shields Guard, took occa- sion to toast General Shields, prefacing that com- pliment withan elegant and classi¢ speech. wherein fe seceunted ta henatieul language the history The y of the General's remarkable career as a citizen and suldier of the United States, showing in the course of Lis remarks that nothing could have been more aj priate than the act of the company he (Capt. C} cospmnnde, in mig his honored and pa- Iriotic name as esas le. nm i Sphetie wi This 5) ch it out General Shields, whose speech of the base ne was really one of the best aud most effective oratorical efforts we ever heard delivered upon a festive oceasion. He reviewed ieading points in the civil and military history of wur country. toshow that under its institutions and with the sid of the advantages they afford to the euterprisiug and deserving. the road to advance- juent is here open to all alike; and that sincere eiforts to be truly useful. in whatever walk in life one might choose. never failed in the United States. He reverted with telling cloquence to the unflinching eourage, endurance an triotisin whieh bas marked the services of the lrish born «.tizen When doing battle under the flag of the Lnited Siates, from the time of the martyred ery Montgomery to that of the martyrdom of izclaud’s mative ‘sons who died ia the country’s cause ou the fleld of Buena Vista. was fall of titude to America fu vis Awerrica bad done for her Irish born citizens. wud of sound advice to them with reference to their duty to America in return. We re- iimits will not permit us to dwell xe poluts of the General's sv able and ig speech. or upon the speeches of other gentlemen Who followed him. The entertainment was further enlivened with susie from the fine military band that bad paraded ss tie the battalion in the course of the day. by the recitation of two or three patriotic otles by” Mr. Wm. H. Parham, and by two or three Patriotic sungs from Mr. Christopher. "Phe festivities of the occasion were prolonged uutil a Late hour to the infinite pleasure of all, the military and their numerous civilian guests. ‘T tuueh praise cannet be bestowed upen the mam i ich mine bost—Lieut. Donnelly—of Was ington Hall, acquitted himself of bis responsi tiii- Mes of the occasion: his table and wines being capital, from beginning to end. Boarp.—The Washing- ton Natioual Mouument Society held ite annual meeting at 12m. yesterday, at the rooms of the Society In the City Hall. The chair was occupied by Thomas Carberry, Esq., and J.C. Brent, Esq... acted as Secretary, Peter Force, Eay.. moved that the Society go if oiticers. the menhers ed by a reselati March next. w by he th day of © might be was debated briefly and finally car- P.R. Fendall presented a series of amend- to the constitution, whieh. be gave notice. id propose for adoption at the meeting to ston the sth of Mareb, if. ia the mean time, tue act of incorporation now before Cougeess snouid net become a law Phe Society adjourned to meet as above stated. Craceit Courr.—The case of the U.S. Govern- ment agt. Joseph Bryan, surety of S%. D. King, late Surveyor General of California, was terminated on Alonday by the jury, under instenctions ef the Court, bringing in a verdict for the plaiutiff. ‘The damages were assessed at £10,531 45, with interest frou June 30th. 1853. | ‘The case of Margaret Lyons, administratrix of Blizabeth Bradia, agt. O. BE. P. Hagard. action lw fecover the amount of a promi, note, wus tied, aud the jury returned a verdict for the piain- tiff, asseasing the damages at #022. with interest from Mare 1th, 1256. ro, the case of Wm and H.C Noyes, agt Joseph Hyle, was taken up. Action on an ae. count to teeover $235, ‘or yoods wold and delive ered Sereewe CovRr. YestEepav.—Neo. 31. Francis A. Dicklas, plaintiff in error, vs. Aionto Mabana Ju error to the Cirenlt Conrt of the United States for the southern district of Ohio. Mr. Justice Ca- eon delivered the opinion of the Court. reversing ud seat of the dd Circuit Court With costs. “1 reimanday the caase With directions to award as de move ) Russell Sturgis, libellant and appellant. ¥s John Clough et al. claimants of the sieamboat RLM y he. The argument of this cause was cvatinued by Mr. McMalow for the appellees, aud coucluded by Mr. Penedict for the appellant Adjourned. Cocart or Craiws — Yesterday, Wm. Geiger vs. The United States. Me. McPherson, Deputy So Heitor. argued im behalf of the Government. Gen- tol MeCaila coucluded in bebalf of the claimant, aud the case was submitted wes Buchanan Heary, Esq..of New York city, ob. epee & Commuissioner of tuis Court. Ad- Jou New Onniavene —Vanderwerken, the enter- pesing proprictor of the Union line, has placed fou new handsome and comfortable coaches oa his Georgetown route, pamed the “ Wm. F. Bay- ‘v~ * Darius Clagett,’ “James Adaws,”’ aud W.T. Dove.” Mr. Vanderwerken has several other fine new fewdaye, mew coaches to place om the route ina Potice Arratns.—Befort Justice Drury —Geo. Washington (col"d) whose distinguished name Seems to be no bar to his getting himself into tremble occasionally, was arrested for disorderly conduct on the streets of the Pirst Ward. He was fined @2 and $1.12 costs, and in default of the cash was committed to the worktonse. r The same ilivetrious individnal was also ex- amined touching a charge of carrying a concealed and deadly weapon about his person. He was | found guilty on this ebarge also, and fined 420 and costs: failing to produce which, had his rusticating term at Queen's surburban resi- dence doubled. j Jobn Harris was accused of making too much noise eee Windows, and was bled to the extent of #2 tunate ‘h to let some one see a revolver which garnished breast pocket while going to the inagistrate’s, so he was made to fork over to the corporation agcut the sum of #20 and costs. George Bryant, for being drunk and “ holler- ing.”* was fined $2 and $1.25 costs. Before Justice Williams —James Welsh was found very drunk, very quarrelsome, and very limp. and disordered in respect to. dress. He was brought before the magistrate and fined $5.and 34 cents costs. While in the mag isirate’s office, James was charged with carrying a concealed weapon; but before the officers could search him. he het adroitly got rid of a large revolver wr he ha about person by slipping it out ket and ing it under the stove near which he sat. He ieee up and allowed himself to be searched, and no weapon being found he was dis- charged. After a short tire. t] istrate found the revolver where it had been di ited. and ap- propriated it to the use of the Corporation, Jacob Fisher, sr., who lives with his son Jacob, jr., and Christiana, his wife, laid complaint before t istrate that Christiana Fisher taken an axe and broken prena’ see door of bis private room. A warrant was issued. and Christiana was. soon escorted into the office in cl of a police- oan, and accused of malicious mischief. was held to bail in the sum of $300 to answer the charge before the criminal court. There isa big family quarrel in this case, which will be developed when 2 trial comes ou before a jury. Wim. Phipps. whose wife ki the toll-gate on the + plank rowd.”' complained that Frauklin Mul- liken had assaulted Mrs. Phipps, and threatened to do her some personal indignity; that Mulliken had broken open the toll-gate while Mra. Phipps was iu the actof defending it. and in doing x0 had committed the aforesaid assault and bettery. Mr. Mulliken was arrested. and ruled his trial for next Saturday week. Ba Ficut Berwees tux Povice xp tHe FREMEN. Last night, about 9 o'clock, a false alarm of fire | brought out three of the tire companies—the West- eru Hose, Perseverance and Franklin, who came in coltision near the corner of Eleventh street and Peansyivyania avenue, but owing to the presence of a large force of the officers of the wateh. no Sighting ensued. Shortly afterward another false alarm brought out the Union Fire Company. who ran their engine down the Avenue to corner RBapteet : street, when a man named Geo. Kelly #e his bold upon the rope and pulling a Jlack bottle from his pocket, threw it with at ee at oe Loman & who had under- taken to stop the appsratua, telling them it a a pp ing was 3 iy. anda young man named Hutton, who was stinding with him, immedi- ately ran up and arrested Kelly. A yeneral rush was then made by the members of the engine —— to rescue Kelly from the officers. . Stones and brickbats were freely thrown, and many efforts were made to run the engine over the officer. In the melee, six or cight pistol shots were tired, and Donnelly at last finding that his prisoner was likely to be taken from’ him, drew his reyolver and fired one shot at the crowd. In the meantime some Policemen, who had been on duty at the Theatre, arrived on the spot, led in arresting George Kelly, Chas. We ver. Taylor Southall. R. Talbott, Thomas Kelly, | Charles Deerback. Wm. Hines, James Greer, sid Benj. Backleton, who were taken to the guard- house—all except R. Talbott. Deerback. and Jas. Greer. They were admitted to bail in $1,000 each for a hearing at one o'clock to-day. During the riot, a young man named James Reed. who was standing With a friend on the north side of the Avenue at Twelfth street. re- ceived a wound in the thigh fi Dr. Miller probed the wound which proved slight, a mere flesh wound, made with a Fall of about buckshot size. ‘The young man is a member of no fire company, and had nothing to do with the affair. being merely a looker-un. “He is about 19 years of age. Scrctve.—At noon to-day it was discovered that Mr. Wim. H, Parker, of California, who had been @ guest at the Nationa) Hotel since early in the winter, had com ted suicide the night before in his room by taking fifteen grains of morphine, a paper so marked had evidently containedfit, and a Spoon whitened by contact with morphine bein; found near him; Bair about his mouth also showe traces it. His mind had been unsound evident! for some days. He leaves an interesting and grea ly distressed daughter just grown, who was his conrpanion at the National, No cause for this act of feto de se is known other than the condition of his evidently disordered mind. An inquest will be held this afternoon. Orpuans’ Covrt.—Yesterday, this Court, as usual, was busily engaged in the dispatch of its business—the little room in which it is held being uncomfortably crowded during business honrs. Among other business disposed of. Jeffers of ad- | ministration, de bonis non, V Purcell to Hon. A. H. Steph the estate of the late Col. C ties are Hon B of the y ble the widow tu draw trom the Treasury of the United States certain money due said es tate. regranted hy Judge |, Of Georgia, upon ‘is sure - and Philip Fine.—About 104 last night a fire occurred in an alley known as Fighting Alley, on the Islaud, | Si between Third ang Four-and-a-haif streets and E | and F streets. which destroyed three s'ables belong- ing to some poor Trish people, and burned a ni ber of cows in them. "The es Were Several owned by John Keefe, Thomas Wright, aud John Hartneet. and were worth but little; but two cows | were killed whieh the owners valued at $50 each, | | | and thtee more were sv badly burned that th cannot live. The fire was the work of an incen- diary. } Ove oF tHe very richest musical treats of the | scason is offered to the citizens of the District, at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, to-morrow evenin the way of a concert for the benetit of Trinity | Sunday School. Many of the best musicians of | Washington and Georgetown will participate in the exercises, and a most agreeable musical and | socio! reunion of the citizens of the two places is | anticipated. vor park jculars see advertisement in | & our amusement URE A Munitany Scprex.—The supper of the Pres | ident’s Mounted Guards last night, at the armory | of the Light Infantry, was a very agreeable affair. | Gen. Wheat and Farnham, tate of Nic. ray guests. , Capt. Peck. Gen. Wheat, | pital songs from Mr. Jones. aud other members of the company, seemed greatly to | euliven the delightful entertainment. Tur Tucatre—We regret to learn that the i continued indisposition of ‘+ Miss Agnes Rebert- | son” compels Mr. Bourcicanlt to break off their engagement «fier this evening. This evening | they will a fr in conjunction in the great play of ~ Pauvarette.” on which occasion Mr. Bourc!- cault takes his farewell benefit, and makes his last appearance, as is announced, for many years. Mr. Hackert ro Appear ix Wasiuxcton'!— | B&® between lth aud Ith sts, This distinguished comedian, who so seldom ap- pears now i public, being on a visit to Washing ton. has consented to appear on Thursday, and Friday nights in three of his great parts, viz: Fal- and $1.12 costs. John was unfor- | % pistol shot. | Phe object | | | ANTED—To meer oh ig 2 LLL TE LE ALLL DITO LL EEE SL OC TEE Ne TIE ts nese pe WE caLt attextion to the ad of Messrs. Morse & Wolff, bankers and brokers, New York city. Coxsumption.—See the interesting letter on Consumption, iu the Star to-day. Warcuw Rercxns.—Kliz’h Burns, very drunk and disorderly; find and costs, $3.15. J. W- Stewart, fighting in the streets; security for Court. Wim. Rogers, do; dismissed. George Kelly, Chas. Weaver, Taylor Southall, Thos. Kelly,’ Wm. Hines and B. Packeston, riot; ‘security for 2 far- | ther hearing. Charles Deerbach. R. Talbot and Jas. Greer. riot; held for a hearing. Seventeen | lodyers were accommodated. | To tHe Pratic.—My attention has been called to anarticle in the States of Monday, reporting re- | marks alleged to have been made by me in reference to the railroad bill now pending in the Senate, that | Is entirely erroneous. Thave not said the friends of tho bill intsuds! to let it reat till a Inte honr of soxsion, whon the the | members were * physically Att mentally exhaust- | edz” but I may have saul that it would probably be | delayed till more pronsing business was disposed of. | Its frieuds are anxious to hav it actod uu at the earliest moment, and they hope successfully. o od Senat the | United States or tedtvidnal aeanene Someee of oh a that I would dofeat in the House Ves an) hosta! bol probaliy have raid tat no nthne tat occa wut cause of the great number of bills ing there, re somo of Which must be Pet & vag nip | Reeessity of an extra session. No plan has been | acreed upon to defeat any other railroad ill. ‘The in ve done has to endeavor to rs of Congress of the proprivty of G. VAWEER WEEE, ‘oster- mot at the es- ! Tha t said 2 | Satie passing ours. THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION was passed day by the Georgetown City Guard, who h their armory for bh ery joining with of the Shiold’s Guards f:om Baltimore: solved, That the parade Apeolisted for to-day, the 241 February, , be poved, and that our Captain be requested to pul h the cause of post- ponomeht. . J. Burrows, Sec. In obedionce to the above request I make the | lowing statement :-— Pending nagotiations in relati | ton joint parade Potomac Light | fantry ay nard, the latter deferred en | ing inusic antil the cloxe of the nogotiations | urday, when only a conditional engagement could ef ed we nt reporting in time the post- pouement was determined upon, 1t* Be Owens Berry. ‘Tue Arwory.—E. order that you may ans’ in your paper of yestordny, I beg feave to stats that tho Columbian Armory isa public building, and that nen, strangers, or oth Las persons have ion to visit and exa the int-rior of the on ae day of the week, exeopt at sugl i sit may be oceupiod by the Military = nies, as it was on yesterda t such ti found necessary, for tho preservation of order and | to give room to the companies, to exclnda, for the time ig, All porsons not couneeted with the build- ing or companies. Very respectfully your obedient servant, i Sanu’. Byixcron, Sup’t. Columbian Armory, Feb. 23, 1859, - A Carp From Mr. Litthz. . New York, Monday, Feb. 21, 1858, To the Editor of the New York Times: Your Washington correspondent, under date of Wth inst., states certain charges in’relation to me which are false in every particular. ‘The charges I presume emanate from aman paimed D. B. Martin, and would not merit. reply if not indorssd by yout publication. By giving this note a proper place in yon columns, in contradiction of the article referred », you will obliga " Yours respectfully, i Jony T. Lirtie. Tre Facutty have adopted Charles’ London Cor | dialGin as the most potent ri ly for those dis | tressing contt chen to whi feebla sex are | lable, “It isan absolute xpeeific in all the difheultiee to which woman, from her peculiar organization, is subjected. | May be had in Washington of Ford & Bro., D. B. | cinek, Hl. Herman, JB. Witten Kod Renee, Hae iiton & Leach, and othe: Edni'd ©. Charles, Gen- york, weit eral Agent, # Broadway, New ¥ Fair ELow® hen Pike in ork. Rs ARE Fapixe and ourdauzhtorsare 10 | sco Wy Conetinpe othe gray eelect < of nature? When the symptoms Gardner's Indian Medict Ald imay be found at the xtores fe B-iw ofall denggints. PROsTRATION OF THE SysrEM and rapid decline aren i t iavarial unchecked iy Ulustrating tue results of early mnal-prac- Vicious | treatise, got up, has lately issued from the press. this aceney, 5 cure as well as J tis entitled “Human Frail | | Prevention of the same. | ty, or Physiological R It enters fully | inte the caus cts, and most efficacious | mode of curin ses uf a delicate nature, with copious instructions the perfect resto ation of | those who are provented by imped t-ring into the marriage state. Sol | 157 Pr t, Prive 25 vent stro: | Of postage. | Lyon’s Magnetic Powper AND Pitxs, | Por the Destruction % all kinds of Garden Insects, Ants, Bed-Buxs, Roaches, Ticks, Fleas, Moths, Rats and Mice, &c. | What greater trouble, in an hour of ease, | Than gnawing rats, bod-bugs and fleas. | Gardens can be preservod aud houses rid of these eats. It was overed by Mr. E. Lyon, a French hermist,in Asia, and has been patronized by all | Eastern gov ments snd colleges. Reference can made wherever the artic! b | free from poison, and harmle | mestic animals. Many we | vertised. Be sure it Ren a, i ’ While Ly | Sample Flasks, 25: Auso, THE Mexic | fe2t-imoow | ‘owslor kills insects ina triea, mixed for rats an Parx, RN ow Y AN Mustane Liniment. MARRIED, hy Rev. Mr. Nadall, of the NRYP-RANDOLP, of New b Ne uEN WIERMA N,of On the Ist Re feats Chur FY HE late of Virginia, to ELL DIED, justant, MARY, wife of Laurence invited to attend her e er husband, No. s7t MI, to-morrow (Thursday) between G and ebri 1359, at the residence of her mother, in Colum ORINNA A., daughter of Elizabeth @: R, Peebles mult WANTS. D—A «ood COOK, W for a small fauuly. 2) that can come well rece between L Waste agp Oxcupt i Rea street =D WOMAN Que, aeguston sated 5 to take ¢! to the care of simall BRANHAM, 308 Poan. e ic WANTED A WOMAN to do tho housekeepi of x hotel, nnd make herself fpaccally useful. Apply at COX’S Cornucopia, No.2, corner Market yar) the ennal bridge, Georgetown, D, C. je 22-3t* E+ eee OUSE WANTED.—Wanted to rent by the ear, 8 HOUSE containing ¢ or 10 roomé, sit- usted in the Third or Fourth Wards, aud not north of G street. Address the undersigned through the ‘ity Post Offiee, under cover to the Hon. A. Lver- J. R. BRANHAM. _ en if in one of the principal Union, may address, confidentially to X- 1.., City Post Othco, with real mame aad atence.”’No other roplivs will be noticed. fe 18-1w* A HOUSE WANTED IMMEDIATELY, with Mor 12 roo situated between 9th aud 5th streets, and Penn, avenue and H street. Inquire by oped the office of the Star, Box 2, G. A. ‘@ 17-lw* Honse for a yw York avo- ja 1o-tf i] Ww: N'TS.—The Proprivtor of the Intelligence Of- f House Agency, 311 C street, eorner of | 7th, respectfully pplicits the Upp gen Rear | ri mn Servants of good character. Wanted: now, several Cooks, Chambermaiis, small one, Apply at staff. Sie Pertinax i and Monsieur Mallet. We congratulate the play-going public on the fact. A PAIR OF Dasttine Cyrrians from Four-and-a- half street undertook to celebrate the 22d _yester: day by a barouche ride up and down the Avenue, the horses being decorated with white plumes pest with red. The women finally made them- selves sto of the police.whe politel; dow 4" their “bagh For Court —Last night, a number of mischiev- ous youths assembled on Four-and-a-half street. and displayed their mischievous propensities by attacking and beating a man named Rogers. J W Stewart and Rovers were arrested; and. after a heariug before Justice Dop=. Stewart was held to bail for Conrt. and Rogers dismissed. Dr. Suvtrz, of Richmond, Va., well known as a most skiliful Chiropodist, is im this tity fora few days and his services will no doubt be eayerly sought by those troubled with corns bunions, &c. We have seen testimouiais to the skill of Dr. 8. from some of the leading citizens of Richmond aad other Southern cities” helped the tipsy females vatlon.”? et Tar Saiecps’ Gvanos, of Baltimore, visited the Sewate chamber this afternoon. ‘They tiled reg- | ularly into their seat in one corner of the and made a fine appearance with their brig mings and waving plumes. ‘Tur puetic will not forget that Mrs. Fanny ery tim: Kemble’s Readings commence at Philharmonic Hall this evening. For particulers see advertisement. ‘Tue Napier Bavt..—Shillington has received Harper's Weekly containing a full account of the Napier Ball, by the original George Washington Jeubine evidently soane toady of ibe Bret water, | Office obtrusive as to demand the interference | Waiters, Drivers, and Paem Hands, se 8-ly | . LOYMENT ROOMS— Persona socki | ESirterm ill, please call at our Insurance me at if HAMeER, e of the adioining room from 9 a. | om, tell 3 p. un. ‘fons ed. Employers, when regis- tered, may exauine the employment register, aud will reeeive all the assistancoin our power. We { wih Ree pre Smet a means — of th ie, orvfore solicits its su; fos McKENNEY & LANSDALE, ja3t ‘No. 520 7th st., BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR tt pa rus NOUNS ‘Conmutn tion of ica! on © 4] “SRONCHIFISand CONSUMPTION. © # sof Colds, ony or two bottles will otf-eta cue ata of ® cents. Persons from all sections have ordored difforont quaultios by express. It ie; 2 babe cau take it without | Inf Boon restored fo health hy It horse ‘ Consumption, she rocommends it unhositatingly to jal. Jaysrre dangerous. Mak» immedia’ appli-.| \ eation = wish to be saved. A. at No, 38 G stroet, b have the pri D. ,AS woon Tith aud ith, er al . Pa. avenue and 7th street ; also, at C 12th street and Pa, avanus, i DRUG STORE NOTICE. | EXAVING Purchased the Drag Store recent! ' Huy M. Pine near 31 stroot, the A | t End and vicinit al be' soe Fast, tPA eng Los usually kept in first-class Drug { : di sicians’ Preseri ene MOORE ie Pe baa es S ISTRIBUTION.—Fu IZES. Pstdehe sates: pac esenL eee = pe eee (CHASE Tie we Roi FEB WERe ONE BOY | &o, Stores. Phy- at all hours, night bs , SRBORGHTO Correspondence of The Star. : SALE. By WALL & BARNARD, Atctioncors. weather concerned, a more Y SALE OF FI ade Raec ar bird oa tres é prides eee > akg Later from Mexice. beautiful 2d of February dawned upon us | - aTIOSERt,Faxcy TH . Seer te Feb. 21 —The Quaker than was yesterday. At an early hour the stars gears On o Sige comanr, fe | brings later pany co. * ad and stripes were seen floating on the high tower | &j._ F) i BENT S Spromite the Intell’ | _Preeident Misunven had reesbed Orieuke with ra age! : Nanihactcecieaees ae sepeer Remy eash oe . men, bound te attack Vera tomac LL Infantry. the Georgetown puards: 3 Craz. G and other iat and by 10 Celok our fee i. ae BxaN Avot rasait, — OTOMRAENON wiee St peapontiog the were \y alive persons classes, all - Auchoneer. Gold bas been discovered isthmus seemingly anxious to do honor in some way to the ALU, LE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE hauntepec, near Cheralda. me == natal day of the immortal Washington. At abont | wpX Fig PALS STR 508 | New Onamenm, Pb. 68,—Laten iin Vere Cram 10 o'clock hundreds were seen wending their way | of the premises, at the oe in of ‘0. | on the 12th are received. which that towards the Georgetown College, where the 2, ta ace No. 31, having s front of'ai foet Om the | tec hee anc theceeun was celebrated with more than ordinary spirit by | west side cL St erent ming baek @ fdet 9 heey and two the various College societies, the old Philodemie | inches, between E and'F streets west, with tho im- | heAvy guns, an taking the lead. Fy Brick House, containing ft enc nem EwOtO- | eee a ceatiog Bl At Wy o'clock, the Potomac Light Infantry. | Shaventontiy arranged: and Roh Seta ame | SM t i Capt. Hollingsworth. accompanied ‘by a delega- ial manner. is medy fud- Southern © tion from the Marine Band, red from their half cash ; balance in six andt i x F armory. and toed to the rallroad depot in | ae lor notes bearing interest, secured bya Rated yo nee - ¥ ngton Ly escort visiting com- Pe 4 Rany froin Baltimore. “ On.the route. ‘they met the arti id spate, All conveyancing at the eost | Nat! Guard, to whom oe cpg sual sa- bere * A. GREEN, Auct. lute. Meeting ‘the escort at the foot of Capitol |“ S__ a Hill, the Infantry wheeled into line; and the whole FUTURE DAYS. ol Shield's Gudrda, throm ‘Betteoure} the tate | — ap aaniad JCKRY; Georgetowe s , (from more, B D & BUCKRY; Guards, and the ac Light Infantry, pro- sen en ie ceeded direct to our city, ani through several of our streets. Georgetown College, where they were warmly welcomed, and ey entertained, by the fac- ity and College 3 ul After seeding some time here, the visitors were escorted back to the Rock Creek bridge. after which, turned to their - Capt. Holli is company gained fresh laurels on The Georgetown City Guards were prevented Loar turning out, by a disappointment in the mi . after marchi tothe Late in the afternoon our strects Were again en- livened by the appearance of that noble-looki troop of Worse ue President's Mounted Guard. = AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. < ERY EXTENSIVE PAWNBROKER’S Sate ov UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AT AUCTION, #UCH AS ake Usvatty Founp in 4 Ri Ey AsMMENT.—On TLE AY. the tet anda days ion Fooms of A. Gri corner of D, unredeemed Gold and Sil tat ». 526 7th strovt, mi varied assortinent of jendges, ¢ r Watches and Chains of every de- 1 of fine Gold Sets, Diamond Breast- oger Rings, ‘tion of other fine Jewelry of every de- scription, i One tine lot of Silver-plated Ware, Guns and Pistols ‘Two sets of fine Surgical Instrnments, Alxo, a large lot of Fancy Goods, Clothing, &e. The sale will commence on Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, with the Fancy Goods, Clothing, & Tho Watches will be sold exclusively on Wednes- any. commencing same hour, ‘orms cash in current funds. fo 25-<1taiM ISAAC HERZBERGER, Pa eee A. GREEN, At By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. OSITIVE SALE OF VALUABL Lot on 918 Street West, div 25 feet on 9th street M streets north, running ‘back 138 feet 7 inches to a 3)-fovt alley. This lat ix bemutifully xituated in ® healthy and desirable part of the city for a resi-lenc+, and will be sold without reserve. ‘Title indi<patable, 3 ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; the residuo in 6, 12 and 1é months, with interest, secured by a deed ga trust % the oes SALE, BY CATALOGUE pases Teal, PoLirica: at7 o'clock p. mi D, near lith street, at present oc has a book ane tore. we sa valuable Historical, Politieal, Law, and neous Library, being in part the stock of — Lovth, Esq., of Georgetown, deceased, uprising— . t of Nilex’ Register, 76 volumes, ons ster, Debates, American Annual Register, chivox, al Debates, ncvelopedia, Laws of neyclopedia, Laws of L Early American aml Colonial Hrste Menoirs, Travels, Journals, & e.. Catalogugs ean be obtained on'F: of sale and our suction room, coruer of sth nd Pa. avenue, positive, Terms cash, P, JACKSON, Trustee, BARNARD, Aucts. KE & CO., Auctioneers. “CABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT riday morning at By J.C. MeGUIR euiic Avctiox.—On TUESDAY AFTER- NOON, Mareh lat, at 434 o'clock onthe premite, all sell. parts of Lotx No. Wand I, in Square F, between 19th and 20th inNprovements, consisting well-built two-story and base- -house, containing 2 pariors, » and 6 chambors. cash ; the residue in 6, 12, and est, secured by a dead of trust le indisputable, MeGUIRE & CO, stogether with the ofa substantial and Bri Dwelli: ) per annum, 4 on 4th stroot, wear Eritio™ ory wud exter bareain an onsy tarms. Apply to LUNDY, 38 Penn, avenue, National Peitot building. (States) fe 3-lw FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR —A gentleman intend remove the HOUS he now resides. The House is a three- «tor ie brick, and contains 12 rooms. It is located in the most de- sirable aul healthy part of the city, There isa pump of excellsnt water at the door. The house is tally furnished with plain, neat, and suitable “urniture, which will be sold on accommodating terms toany one who may desire the house, The rent will be cheaper than any other house of the same size inthe city. Posses: Tae lth Mareh. For further particulars address K. 8. 'T., at this office. je 3 nul at HE GOODS AND FIXTURES OF AS GROCERY STORE FOR SALE, on BL, between 3d and 434 streets. Ikland,a first-rate busi- ness stand. Terms low, for ca-h. fe 22-5t™ AND FOR SAL 41 will sell fifty acres of LAND very cheap. This farm is about 3 miles from Washington. east of the Capitol, near the up- per bridge. This farm being elevated makes it very desirable fora caer | site, as it overlooks the sur- ing neighborhood. Persons wishing to pur- will please call and see for themselves. I refer to the Editor of the Star. fo 14-Sswt SELVY B. SCAG6S. A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—Situated in Alexandria county, about 3, miles from Georgetown, at the on of the Georgetown and Little Falls roads, sting of 12 acres. In- quire on the premises, or of % RICHARDS, Doth and K streets, Washington, D. i Fy RENT: FR rs ost three-story the yard, on Lith etr nd K. Fi Alxo, igible Business Stands on Penn Inquire of J. W. YDER & SO. je -vott Fg BEN Missouri avenue a dosirable locality, at No. House, in Possession 4 comfortabl 8 moderate rent, immediately, oat to D. A. WATTER- JIN, of WM. H. WARD, Attornsy-at-Law. 12-@06t" House AND FURNITURE POR RENT ina desirable location, ‘Toa punctual tonaat the "*Rigosfor hire COLORED BOY, Apply at No. ite, batweon Gl and dis ste aud convenient to the best sehool: som RK SALE—Two two-story BRICK DWEL- Por tio, he malo eery bers higuite-of TA + Fire Insurance Agent, igen oF of E. B. ADDISON, and: a. je B-eott RK SALE—Two BRICK TENAMENTS in and ehure! money will be taken whiel the , ln rents, 10 per cent. ‘Ter: ne—fourth te- surance Com th street, will’ designate the property more particular! ¢0) -ENT—The FR AME HOUSE treet PRDe nr araroen tres USES, on West street, George- town, reen, Washington and Congress streeta. The er esirabl ARS will ‘SON (0. 520 7th at., ‘awhii ae Alex- G town, pleasantly situated West in tho mi Tries andl polished moiety, he bainues fu 1.2, and 3 years, with | early. Mr. Va M. Hanson Ageut ot iy. E. B. ADDISON, Agont. fo 2i-eotf Alexandria, hoot fronts 25 fet op Oth Araeb, running tak Tebtoet a . Torms $13) per annum, monthly. 1 of Hi VANSS THOMPSON, 325 Pa. avenue, Sth Wth streets. oc 4 VING FOR)HOME, AND Sisohoram tind of Bhy GOOLS, or Winer and Spring wear to take with ¢) are solicited to exami ir new and extensive ik, the larzest in the Di which is now piet* in all depart- ments jn plain at prices most eter? inst scason that ‘we ex, to _oe- atore- for the sale of ter tare! beading and fabcion att iF cost, Pe SAP Ree! and peieen ti i ever RY & ? west bai rather BR fo21-st opposite Centro Market. TRACTS, all odors, at G LE Bore eet, nd ay eaten Tugs, 24m Spock OF CONFECTIONERY, § XTURES, DA FOUNTATS, Bake nocse s, Ick a FREEZERS, XC. C.. AT AveTION.—On PRIDAY, 2th instant, ll, atthe confectionery establishment of Merc. |g sell, at the confectioner shy eC. Speech of Mr. Botts—The Celebration. N st : " Ate oss Binder treet Army el sin, | New Yorx, Feb. 92—Jobn Minor Botts of Va., and other fixtures, Tools, &c., &c., comprising— to-day addressed an immense aadienre = adies of various kinds, uke His Bene: Peed PT arn et a ie P Orviamants a party usd, ‘by the mili im Drops, ree stoc! - Soda] Ronni in, 9 = Counters, Oilcloth, comaek Lo, Bal Paes atoate, Resins ba ies St! A esa reocd’sS®? rt Cmresao. Erb. 21. West and St. Jo- Tin loo Cream Freezers and Mouts. aa un ~— line of railroad from Chicago to Kenes, ‘Torms : $25 and under eash;overthat sum aceredit and the easiest and most ex; route te Pike's pabetseng sa for notes satisfactorily endorsed, Peak. A deputation from Chicago of Mg interest. 2 "ie BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers. | trade and members of the press left here om day br the Chicago, Burlington and @ ulncy rail By A. GRE) z z UABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, . to attend the formal opening to-morrow. Ryerson Haw, 4 Apcrios On wee Ree he natant, J shall sell, in trout © oe ie is t half-past 4."elock p. m., th 15 Pitrsevrox, Feb. 21.—The water aot No. 9, in Square south ofSqare No, Say | and the damage to the Ohio and 15 feet on Hs! frontin front of 15 feet on Masenechn reet, and runniug back to s pael aa The track by = og right to-morrow. The railroads between hereand | Cinciunati and Chicago were not trains from both cities arrived here on time nproyements, wh xt ofa nearly new two- story Frame House, coutainiug 6 good rooms, eon- voniently arranged, aud built in the most substan. tial manner, by the best of workmen. The attention of parsons wishing to make a good investment ix callecd to the above sale, as the loenli- ty of this propesty is one of the most dexirable, and property ix rapidly enhancing iu value in this sec- tian of the city. < a : On*-halfeash; bal in 6, 12, and 18 | 385.5735; very primne $6. PR nwa or aoferved payiientas bearbie lebobon se- ‘Wheat has improved; sales. on change, white corral by a deed of trust upon the premises. Title | $1.45a$155; as 1 pe. ta ie. 4 tr A. GREEN, Awe | Sige Mn tectinns moe ee, By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Rye, no sales; quoted nominally at 75a7Se UPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, a SES ENT Pernittre axv Hovsexeer: Baltimore Markets. Berecrs at Pustic Site.—On TUESDAY MOR. Bartimone, Feb. 23.—Flour ts dull; Howard y ‘e: — aed Lx clork mode Figen <= 9 of | street and Ohio at $6. A Haq., of the - = and unchanged; white $1.’ = stwoon f. aterot,and Massachusetts avenuss we | @ Wheat is mead and ll, all his Furniture and Effects, comprising | 81-50, red $1.35a81.45. Re ‘ood octave three-cord = Corn is firm at 74a76c. for yellow "Piano Forte, unde to order by Chappell, | Provisions are dull; bacon sides and white. 9Xc, bas 10a London 13¢, mess pork $15.50. Lard 124 ¢. S f beautiful W: it Parl jt finished Y bi y 4 = Chair, Lady’s Chair and four Parlor New York Markets. Walnyt Centre, Sofa, and Fancy Tables, New Yorx, Feb. 22.—Flour is firm; State $5 30a Superior Solid Walnut Carved Boukease, $5.50; Obio $6 40a$6 50; Southern $6 .00aG6 25 Wheat ts firm: southern red $1.45; white@t 60 Corn is firm; mixed S4a86e.; yellow SUaS4ce Pork is buoyant: mess $17.758$18.37. Whisky is steady at 26%. Walaut Fnelosed Corner Stands, Fancy Chaira, i Two tant French Plate Mautel Marrors, Vases &nd Ornaments, Handsome Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Oiicioth, Oak Hat and Cloak Stand, Rugs, Suit of Rep Parior Curtains, with Lace Curtains, Cornice, &e., Walout Extension Dining Table, Butler’< Tray, superior Refrigerator, Walnut Aru Di ng Chairs, Suit of Carved Walnut Chamber Furniture, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes, Spring Hair and Husk Mattresses, Crib and Bed, Holsters and Pillows, Binnkets, Constorter Freuch China Dinner. Tea and Coffee $ Glass Ware, Table Cutlery, Fimancial. New —_— Feb. 23.—Stocksare dull and Service, Cyoking Stove and Kitchen Utonsils generally. __ Terms: #40 and under cash; over that sum aercdit of 0 and go days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest, : ) THE Vi OF “iowa “J. C. MeGUIRE & CO.. | (CS Keeie wottoitalon of Love RSHAL’S SALE.—In vistue of a writ of fiefi | consented to be x candidate for Mayoralty at facins issuod from the Clerk's Office of the Cir- | the coming election, GRUDER. cuit Court af the District of Columbia forthe county | _3827-te J. A. MAGR' = of Washington, and to me directed, I shall exposeto OWENS BERRY. ublic sale for Cas, in frout of the Court-house WHOLESALE LI R STORE, yoor of wud county, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th | “soner Nord iiteh ee Water é day of D next, 1658, je ee — ing described property, to wit, viz: All defendar r Ss YOu E. Tight, title cinintand interest Yn aud to Lots OW IS YOUR TIME,» cos POR CASH, 41, 42, and 43, in Square No. 732, in the city of Wash_ ire stock of DRY GOODS and ak- together with ali and singular the Im- | ‘Th > We came in pert: we tenmoa ereon. seized and levied upou as the | Skirts, at $1.25, worth $2.57; 30 yatde ae dwin H. King, and will be sold to sat- | Ste, worth 6%: best 4-4 Orleloth, at 45e at No. 47, to October ‘Term, 1858, in | 373z! and all other at cost fo opis B. Tould, tae of N; M; MeC rear. oi W. R. HURDLP, High st. for the District of Columbia, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. VALUABLE BRICK ANC. ADDISON, ALER NDS 0} Pee. Nos. oAedaR RES OF a EON 9TH et, Berwern M ano N| ja l2-eo2m rer: instant, aail so tm front of the premisons art | WW gs ar, BALE HAY. ts +n fro q qclock’p. m..a valeabiantd deneble Bete Deole eee ears constantly on band BALE HAY, of ling House and Lot, being L io. 1 and part of t quality. BOLE Ee DONNELLY. Lot No. 12, in Square No. 400, tronting about % fect a: MS ‘Water st. on the east side of 9th street west, running back #2 | fe W+-2awew' wd feet to a 14-foot ee % roved be — SPRING HATS. ~ some two-s' A attic Bri ouse, witha two- 5 = - story back building, covered with slate, having a Jusr juhrobeoed te a oe 4 of HATS, fine yard attachsl, paved and handsomely laid off; | of my own make the French style. Ca. with a cood wood 8 house frouting on the al’ | and examine them at tie st ley. which is paved. pees HOPKINS’ Bazaar, . io Se pishing <P parohase a} fer-2w cor. 6th. | Pa. avenue. and some resi 5 F vl bore im 7 a -operty, as, exam wil tind O. HOOD HAS JUST RECEIVED Y fonts pasasiarr every couventenens ant ie hont'ts | EA, i wGOLD and SILVER W ATOR ES, the most modern style by the best ot ae fo 18 Terms : One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, 18 a) > > 7 TL mm months, for notes bearing interest, properly secured | PYATE DAES Se rea ae by adead of trust onthe premises.) lated; ploan bites surely of Table Veter; Puck jes A. GREEN, Auct. | [tives, Razors, Soisstts, ke. Purchasers wieht h te by ti ‘at x ae GEO. FRANCIS. _ ENA 288 GOODS. BNA DRESS 6 QOR ERY COLOR; THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED | until] THURSDAY, the 2ith in = hour. | fe 18-d A. + Auct. f others, dated the 1eth March, 1256, to the subscriber, all theinteroxt of | saul Rachel Waugh: and Willian A. Waugh and | Also, EVENING FANS.8, 1p op soug, Ee, Aue arte Wau! ona fom We ile fe 21-St*__ Lousiana av., vet BEST a te Beor dt Jol ugh; i to pert: i be, a EMON' USE, 2 tan on day Af March hext, at torclock in | fe EMONT HOUBE, co, ILLINOIS. the ait-rnoon, in front of the promises, viz: That | ‘Tho Propriators, having , doring the last el of ground in Goorgstown boginhing on the | year, many ek, improvements, buch as 10 of Bridge stroe' west corner 0 : \e E house lat-ly- owned by John Monntg,and run: | socPQunk & th Rooms, and eve Mat aa ience t e ssible luxury and conven: . rospeettully invite public attantion to its increased fxeilities for their ac: \. 3 The House, bring the farecst &rst-class Hotel im the Vorthwest, Terms: $350 cash, and the residue at six and 4 its locality, corner of Lake and Dearborn . twelve mor ined notes bearing interest, and adved of pans tree tg vicinity of the most taektonatts trun to secure them. If the terms | piacos of amusements, and close proximity to tho th within three days Tiuf-reut Railroad Depots and Steamboat Landings, ie oven dave’ public netice, | and ° In the Centre of the most desirable Business Portions thence with Bridge street it 17 feet, thenoe h 9) foet to a 5-foet-wide alley running from Jef- ferson street, thence east 17 feet to the property of said Monntz, and thence north 99 feet to the begin- hing, with the dwelling-house thereon, aad Cor rst purchase fo7-2awaw SAM'L CROPLEY, Trnstor. of the City, ior indi to the traveler, for MARSHALS Sate. a writ of fer | Pontnesa orpleneutn eotthe Cir. | fe 21-3m GAGE, BROTHER & DRAKE, of Colambia for the county | | NEw RUCHES JUST RECE and to medirected. | will expose to ast, in front of the Court house ore anty, thelg iESDay, thee aay of fe 19-lw jarch, 2 m.. the following deseri’ = ~ = erty, to wit, All defendant's right, title, claim, J ante GARD ¥ interest in and to Lot No. 2, ware No. 318. ON SAUL reapectiully invites the att ot routing 25 feet on H street north, in the cdeuers to his complet» assortment of GAR- Rrackieton, D.C. together snes oad | BENS FieUD, “FE AOWER, antl TR DS, which is one of the most extensive: the Cuited States, inciuding all the valuable sorte of home growth, as well as the standard varictics fom England, France, and Germany, Being @ pinctical | seed grower he caa confidently recomm: as to of 1853, Prgeses the improvements thereon, seized and le the ‘property of Samuel M. Knight, aud will be ty Judicials No. i66, to October term, | 1458, W. 'T. Dove, use of ‘Thos. Brown, use of Geo. Poe, Jr, vs. Samuel M. Kutz { = ity, accuracy, and the growth ? f Any n house. . sa ae SSALE.—In vistue of f fier Vooonet nd lod Turki Reet 4 SSALE— ot a weil extra Early a -Tarnip Bort, Minis ienusd tron tha Cloris ottice Se tie eet Large Farly Vork, Ox Heart Witninestatt, end cuit Court of the District of Columbia for the county 2roomrum Fint- h Cabba cos. ot Washington, and to me directed, 1 will expose to | Cauliflower, Brocali, Tomato, Egg Plants, ie Semee Si eee. n HiT, Re oe Se ag ae Onion, Ceiery, Cucumbers, &o,, be * > ~ ke. March wext, 033, at ize'clock m.. the follewicn de, | Fines Seeds, comprising every thing xeribed property, to wit, viz: All defendant tle, claim and interest in and to part of Lot ia Square No. dl, boginning at the and ‘*right, | rare, sold separkt: in papers, or tu any N lection) at the following rates: pieteapek oat } 'S papers choice, new aud rare Annual and of said jot and ranning thence north 9 feet, thence | mui Flower sais geumbeacoiiie ae east Oi {et to the point of berinuiny in the eity of Bo ge ge ge ea ae Washington, D. eS with all and singular a ss Seinaes finest. the I ents thereon, nei and levied upon | as the property of Robert U. Duley, and will he 4 Sood Store—as 7th street, sold to watisfy Judicials 173, to Jani term, 1858, | ington, D.C. eed, her & Co., ase of James etal. va, ee = rt. ' y. SELDEN, Marehsi | AJURSERY AT Li N HILA., tenet ane for the District of Columbia. N Nean snrecren, D.c. aan Pier eis the mtn oy pi iOTICK . - : Berrys in very inde heaith and desirous of set-| MENTAL, and PRUIT TRERS. enous ® aad (Get Maal Series ian wot) an contect ony] axed Werwar Poser thege growth penteunie tieas- be i‘ aside mg eer having clans Axainst | tion, with & large assortment of other > hea ‘ashi: C,,at the earliest practicable A large assortment of mom eek to eby revoke all former agencies or | Trees, of. sit08, suitable in wanapeaetne - power of attorney: bes Rec a ae ott jection of Fruit frees, chose and Northampton, Prince George's county, Mi Also, Garden Fruits, cpaniotannef Gocemegrrinse ee i blican, U; Marlboro’ Advo: {| varists ‘aed Of ant a pee adn “me { Annapolis Repu » Upp: 1ean ver to eato, and Halt. Sun please’ publish eest and ceed | Grape Vines ‘Auertean Ys ae iste a CS Sryers fim of goruioe Howe Keng GEESE One en fe nie eet ‘Alan, 500 yards pure DWARF BOX fott-aw _ “Linneran itl” near Wesbiation. for sale at " Baa eo a Agricultural Warehourey Sock Store Bx NF “BREA HEE mons, eerie Conte Masked Ste aveac. and) BONNETS OF ittcand telat . CLOMERT OER arp elt a tine _ Tho first term beine ‘abet vo the Bituttyals G. PB nfo ie Wa 4 NEW SPRING GOODS Just fe -w New Fancy Store, 335