Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1860, Page 3

“17 Te gh THE Stax ts printed on the fastest Ponda 2s use south of Baltimore, its edition as t0 large as to require it to be put to press at an erly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before Twelve o'clock, m.; otherwise they may not appear until the mext day. es Notice —District of Columbia Advertisements to be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received et and forwarded from THE Star office. A Coct 1X TRovBLE —Yesterday afternoon » office of Justice Donn was honored with the bess ence of the Count Edward Hermann Juro- reser“ jetty, who was introduced there by Of- wit Oe King of the police. The Count is a : va of about forty years apparently, about six feet bigh, of 2 singularly military air and man- feet ge gin military style, with black raglan Peeided on the sleeves and back, a double-breast- braless frock coat, Which he wears buttoned to the neck. ® pair of light blue pants; with jeable stripes of green material, very wide, down the side seams, and strapped under his. boots. upon the heels of which appear a be of silver-plated spurs. His face too, is very pot Cyabie, adorned as it is with a moustache be- remning under the nose and stretching over a eed part of each cheek, and a long goatee, thick eva dark. The business of the Count was to wiiie a question which has been started by the direct charge of Mad Rosamond Duchinoix, of ing money under false pretences. *Mad D: noix, in her statement made to the magis- trate. svid that she was induced to take the Count to her house, (La Fayette House, corner of Four- teenth and F streets.) by sympathy; he represent- ing himself asan exile, and asa gentleman of noble family in Moldavia, where he has an estate whieh be is prevented from obtaining. by an unele. His statements to her and others relative to services in the late wars in Europe, serving under Garibaldi, and in the Hungarian army, were so apparently truthfal asto gain credence with all who heard, even of gentlemen who had served there. - His first appearance here was at Willards’ Hotel, where, after a thorough investigation of the papers which he presented, and a brief stay, the proprietors suspected that there was some- thing wrong, and tuey sent him away. German ntlemen who sympathized with him advised in, in view of the limited condition of his finances, to live in a more economical style. Upon the presentation of a number of his letters to Madame Ducbinoix, they were placed in the hands of Mr. A. Shucking for investigation, and that ventieman being acquainted with the languages fh which they were written, inquired fully into the origin of the Count, and concluded that he was an |mpostor, and informing Madame Duchi- noix. she bad him arrested. The letters appended sive some clue as to the man. There is other testimony of importance which will be here to- day. The Count was sent to jail for a further hearing. He is said to have figured extensively at the North under the title of the Count Askowski, Kisfaludy, Chef d’ Escadron, nephew to the late lamented Princess of Struga, in Moldavia, a near relation of Prince Ghika, Major of Cavalry, &c. Mr. Willards, at the Willard Hotel, Washing- ton—Your Well born: Have the Kindness to per- mit me to entrust you with a business and to ask from you informations which are for me of the sreatest importance and which | state to you in the shortest manner. I came personally to New York to transact the business myself, but as I would only find my cousin the Count Darowitz Ballelly’s after two days inquiries, and as the same bas showen him- self disinclined to act with me personally, | am compelled to give the business to a competent son, as | am obliged on account of urgent af- fairs to return mysclf with the steamer Persia, to day to Europe. . tty cousin the Count Herman Edward of Dar- owitz Bailelly’s—formerly major in the Austrian service is already a fugitive since I-50. He en- tered in the poor fe of France in Algier, and he bas by bis taking part in the Crimean and Ita wars, as also by his communications with Kos- <ath, Mazzini, and associates, deprived himself of al! hope of ever being worthy of an amnesty, and to enter in ion again of confiscated estates. On the other hand [ have, in his and my interest, brought it so far, that I have the positive assurance, that if the Count will give In favor of me his cousin a lawful and powerful renunciation act for the session of his estates and that this act if found lxwful would assist me to redeem the confiscated estates. But positive conditions were : First: That he shall forever renounce his estates and citizens rights. Secondly: Never té return to the Imperial and Royal States of Austria. . As he has declared in writing to me that he was disposed to enter in arrangement with me, through the mediation of a business man, [| have resolved tyaddress myself to you on account of having Deen recommended to me bya friend here. | hive written to the Count that he should apply to ya, and that you had been authorized by me to arrange the matter with hii. Now in regard to yourself. sir, 1 propose to you the offer: that if you are successful in causing the renunciation to take place, that I will y vn at h morary fee of five thousand guiden (forins of 50 ceats) in ready cash, and to be paid as soon as th renouncing act has been delivered to me or to oue of the witnesses. To the Count, f offer to pay eat to bim thr se of ain Vienna (Austria) the sum of eighty thousand gulden muutze (florins at 50e) for the act of renunciation, and to pay it ready money. If you conduct this business with energy and sagacity I am sure that you would sncceed as I know the position of my cousin in this moment asthe most favorable for this business. He ts only since 2 or 3 months in America, and finds himself in great strese for money. I send you therefore a bill of exchange for two thousand gulden (florins) which I beg you to deliver to him with the observation that this bill of exchange is destinated for him without any regard to the business being consumated or not. fh the hoppe that my request and my wishes will be realized by all your power, I wish you would ia every respect assist the count with coun- sel and deed and treat him according to his ranq. You must not pay any. attention to fis rude and military character, which is only the consequence of bis education and position. When you know him better you will find him kind and loyal in every respect. Counsel him particularly not to mix bimself with the political fugitives in the country. also not to sworender to vain and chy- merical hoppes to retuen to Europe. Fiend here by well weching PRINCE ALEXANDER of Ghika in Tassy Moldavia In the Palace Ghika. New York, 7th Dec. 1859. P. S.—My cousin is in Boston and is going to Washington P S.—I have just received information from my cousin, by which he refuses to comply with my wishes [ lave sent bim a compromise in order to tadnce him to come to terms. M_. V. Bossar willsend you,my letter if he sne- ceeds. The gentieman who has recommend. yon to me is Mr. Von Furnier, Secretary of Lega- thon ; A. of Ghika. [Transition from the French } Mr. Wilard—According to the orders of his Gerace of Guyka, I have rendered myself at Boston to tell to the Count to go and see you ta il the conditions mentioned in the letter. | have not been able to succeed before to-day. He will tere- fore set ovt for Washiugton . Nevertheless have the kindness to inform him = He will remain a few days in Phyla- jelpby. Harabro Castle Hotel Docks st No 22. Jn salutating you etc. Frutx pi Kostar. Phyladelphy 1i Jan 60. (Copy of the Draft.] *New Paris York, the 2 Nov id59 good for frs 5000. At Three days sight will pay by this third of Exchange (the first aud second not being paid,) to the order of myself the sum of five thousand francs value ou account which will accord- ing to the advice of Surry Carrain, H. E. Comte Victor Surry. so Mr the Counte Detelier at Strasburg. No The back of the draft bears the following: Ist Endorser —Pay to the order of Mr. Le Capt E_B. Surry Captain. 2d Endorser—R. E. the Counte Victor de Surry Paris 4 Noyembre. 34 _Endorser —Pay to Mr the Count Hermande de Turowitz Ballelly’s Major. ith Endorser.—The v Sars ee = ount Victor Surry New Levy Court —The regular monthl meetin: of the Levy Court for the county of Washin; fe was held at the City Hall on Monday last. ent, L. Carberry. President v Secretary, aud dleasta. Longin eet yO! Pierce, A communteat! asking that prov a female chil re Sig T rterly accoan canes ntl —— of the Treasurer was laid lon — = — the Court © made for the support d found in the county; which won and for Court, the Txe T _ no — HEATRE —Miss Magzie Mitchell, the ec ing comedienne, great VW. ington ite, takes her benefit at the Theatre than, favor ‘is evenj ia four characters, to wit: Mathilde, H. y Alme, and the Arab Boy, in the ide, teary, a of “The French Spy,” and Milly, (with songs.) in the pastoral comedy of “Milly, the Maid with the Milking Pail * Of coursestie will be favored with a crowded house on the occasion. The trish Jig. exeented by Miss Mitebell last night, in connection with Mr. S. W. Glenn, was © of the richest things of the kind ever’ per. rmed, aud we have no hesitation in setting Rate dy down as the very dest jig dancer in the ALEXANDRIA ITRMS.—The Gazette of this morn- ing save: “A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Whig and American party was held at Lib- erty Hall last night. C. F. Lee in the Chair, and W. A. Harper and F. W. Ashby Secretaries. Resolutions were ret opposing any partici- ition by the State of Virginia in the proposed uthern Convention—declaring that the General Assembly in at all entertaining or consideri: such a epee tee transcends its powers—tha! nothing in recent occurrences renders disunion expedient—that the present troubles in the coun- ‘row out of the crate the caveation Pee cratic party to Sener tation of tl slave: uestion- urposes—adopted and endorsed! the resol tdons u H. W. Thomas, re- cently offered in the State Senate on the subject of the nion—declaring that our Deleyate, Lewis McKenzie, had a perfect right to call upon Hon. John M. Botts for an expression of his sentiments, endorsing In the letter of Hon. John M Botts—resolving that a return to the former days of the Republic. when Federal office holders were not expected to influence or control political meet- ings ts highly desirable—declaring a like opposi- tion to all sectional parties, and adopting the con- servative, Union resolutions recently bya meeting in Richmond county, N.C. W. D. Massey being called out, addressed the meee 3 in an able speech, which"was ‘warmly applauded. The meeting then adjour ied.” ‘The Alexandria Kittewnen were last night paid the amount due them for their services at Charles- town, by Sheriff Castleman. The total amount paid to the military of Alexandria for services aendered at that place, was $2.425 53, as follows: Artillery, numbering 48 men, $969 $7; Riflemen. 55 men, $693.74; and the Mount Vernon Guards, 52 men, $761.92. The resolution providing for extra pay has passed both Houses of the Virginia Legislature. The Sarepta Lodge of Odd Fellows and the Friendship Fire Company were out in uniform esterday afternoon attending the funeral of their ate brother, Richard Javi The ship Silver Star, freighted with coal at Alexandria months ago,which set sail for Califor- nia, and hos twice run aground, had to discharge cargo, &c., is now reported by telegraph as in ‘‘Hampton Roads with loss of rudder and chaiz.”’ Rather an unlucky craft Mr. John Leadbetter, one of the oldest and most respected citizens of Alexandria, and long a popular and skilful drugyist, died at his resi- dence in that city yesterday morning. A Fatuer’s Grier —Yesterday afternoon, of- ficers Zimmerman and Browers were called upon by a bard working laboring man named Camer, toaid him in recovering his child, who had left her father and mother to live a life of prostitn- tion. She had been gone several weeks, and it was only recently that he discovered her stopping lace. The officers went to the house of Susan Prince, on Maine avenue, near Four-and-a-half street, and found her there, and conveyed her to the guard-house to await the order of her father. She is a very pretty yirl, small in size, and be. tween 12 and 13 years of age. She has grown astonishingly expert in the use of the vocabulary of common prostitutes, and her language was dis- gusting in the extreme, especially her boasting history of the different houses she had been in since she left her parents. Upon the arrival of her father she was taken to the office of Justice Donn, where her father related how she had fall- en. He isa hard-working man, but being out of employment, he allowed his daughter to support herself by. hiring asa help at various burda honses. She went from one to another, and being withdrawn from parental observation, her degra- dation was bezun. He said that his present wife was her stepmother, but that her treatment was of the kindest description to the children under her charge. The old man turned to his.child and asked, with tears in his eyes, “Sarah. did your father or mother ever treat you unkindly in your life?” The hardened Ai made no reply, but turned her head away with a scornful toss of con- tempt. A warrant was served upon her for steal- ing a bonnet, but under all the circumstances, it was thought best to send ker to the workhouse for ninety days, so that when her father gets to work inthe Spriny, he may send ber to the Mag- dalene House in Philadelphia, or House of Ref- nge in Baltimore, to try to effect a reformation of er. She was committed for wate days. The otficers stated that at the bouse of Sasan Prince there is another child about the sume size, little if any older, and at first they thought she was the girl they wanted. Upon these statements Justice Donn fasned a warrant for the keeper, charging her with keeping a bawdy house. Tue Lecture of Dr. Scudder, last evening. was in relation to the Brabminic Priesthood—caste; their mode of worship. The Brahminic priests are regarded as gods; even the person and ckar- acter of the Braham were sacred, and it was cer- tain death for one of any other tribe even to touch such an one witha blade of grass. Caste was a peculiar, all-pervading and ‘terrible institution, and to treat of it would not only require a whole lecture, but many volumes. He would endeavor to give them as good an impression of it as he could in the limited time allotted to him. It was not in any sense a civil institution; but it wasa religious constitution of society. It claimed a directly Divine origin. The four original castes came from the four different parts of the God Bhirmuda. ‘The Brahmin came out of the mouth, for be was the purest. In bebalf of caste there was claimed a Divine source and phi phical basis! To transyress caste was to disregard and trample under foot the Divine law. and to which transgression a severe penalty was attached. The Brahmin is the leading caste; but each caste claims superiority over an or. Time and preachin had aa yet done nothing to blast out or encroach upon the Brahmin, and they were to-day what they were three thousind years ago. ‘The other three classes, however, were much broken up, and it very much doubted whether the dif- ferent intermediate classes existed atall. He did not hesitate to say that the greatest b-rrier to the rogress of Christianity in India was this horrible nstitution of *-caste’’—greuter than all idolatry. it was a moral. physical, social, and national blight; and not muéb could be sxpected to be accomplished until it was completely laid low.. But it most finally yield to the love of Christ, which nething could withstind. Wasuineton Ant AssociaTion.—The lecture announced to be delivered before this association by the Rev. Dr. Samson last evening was post- poned until Monday evening next at the request of the members and others, who wished to attend without interruption the course of lectures at the Smithsonian, one of which came off last evening. The display of paintings, though not complete yet in consequence of the no: ival of pictures on the way: is highly attractive already. Among those in place we notice some beautiful landscapes by Weber, Richards, Fueschel, and others; a tine historical picture, Franklin before the English Privy Council, by Schuessele; a set of yraphic scenes illustrative of Western character, from the | epee of Bingham; some adusirable little pieces y a Philadelphia artist, Newell; and a great number of fine portraits, including one of striking excellence, wMch has evidently been a work of love with the artist, {.e. the full-length portrait of his wife, by Thos. Hicks. Our own artists are also handsomely represented; and in sculpture the exnibition promises to make a good show Tue Cresarzaxe aNpOnio Canat.—The canal board at their esata) last week, contracted with Messrs Hassett and err to repair the breach at Dam No. 5, created by the late freshet. The Hage:stown Herald says: We learn that there isno doubt but that the canal will be in good or- der as soou as the water becomes low enough to enable the work to be done. The contractor for the work at No. 4, was ordered to complete it With the greastest possible dispatch. The New York Coal’ Companies refused to give the least aid unless the canal board would authorize their agent to let the work and permit him to give $30,000 for the repairs at both dams. The board refused to transfer their powers to the agent of the coal companies, preferring to let the work to our own citizens, especally as they have agreed todo itfor one half the amount asked by the New Yorkers.” Tue Perseverance Fire Company, No. 5, have elected the following oiticers for the ensu. ing eleven months :—President, J. Y. Donn; Vice President, W. W. Grant; Secretary, G. Fletcher; Assistant Secretary, E G. Wheeler; Treasurer, Henry Janney; Directors, W.D Curtz, J. H. — C.F. Harrison; Collector, F. W. Col- clazer. This company intend ringing their bell on the 22d at sunrise, noon, and sunset, half an hour each time. and asks the other fire companies to join in with them, and also the church bells. Twe Epwarp Everert Literary Assocta- tion, of this city, is to celebrate Washington's Birthday by an oration to be delivered by Mr. Frank Reneban, a member of their organization, and the reading of Washington’s Farewell Ad- dress by another of *ueir number, and other ap- propriate exercises. Because of the Society having received an invitation to attend a similar celebra- tion on the 22d, they bave concluded to have theirs take place on the evening of the 2ist. Cranpetu’s Macnetic Pex.—Elsewhere wil! be found an advertisement of the new Crandell pen. We have tried this pen, and can truthfully bear testimony to its valuable qualities. It writes with beautiful smoothness, does not scratch or Penetrate the paper as most steel pens do, the flow of ink is delightfully uniform and easy, and there is less strain upon the hand than with any pen we hive tried of late. Have you been to the fair of the ladies of the E street Baptist Church, at Thorn’s building, Seventh street? There is the place to see the pew d Penaee ge —_ amiability of the Me- 3 fully an is sk soc sae fairly represented, and to buy in the easiest and it agreeabl manner imaginable. — . Watcw Retorxs.—There wete no cases for tial. and ni ody! Sy during the night’ ers oceup.ed the cell range Tux Ovp Souni: tion at Harrisburg, Pas on tea se alee ion Down.’? — Yesterday, the operators under the new Doorkeeper of the House Bare sentatives, in visting the flag over the House when the hour of business arrived, raised it “Union down,” attracting much attention on the avenue from those witnessing this world-wide es- tablished signal of distress flung out from the Capitol of the nation. It remained so bably ten minutes, until the mistake was pointed out and corrected by some one of the old officials, Per contra, the new officials allege that the thing was done by some one of the old officials abo to be removed, for revenge, Tue Evropgax HoreL.—Mr. Emrich, so well known for his en and popularity asa land lord—for whom the European House, at the cor- ner of Pa. avenue and Eleventh street, has been capitally fitted Gly ae! its restaurant to-morrow, and the rest of the house in the course of the cur. rent week. The new ball room of the establish- ment is the best for its purposes in Washington city, its dressing and supper rooms, position, &e., bef admiracle also. Already it has been eng for two balls next week, an will doubtless be occupied nightly for balls or society meetings, throughout the year. Pertr CasEs.—Yesterday, Justice Donn was called upon to investigate the case of Augustus Barker, col'd. for disorderly conduct; he was fined $2.15. Chas. Ellis, col’d, was charged with the larceny of ten pee of ducks from John Gibson; he was sent to jail for court. Both the above behaved impudently in the office, and excited in the by- standers a disposition to give them a flagellation extra of the sentences. INcRNDIARIES AT WoRK.—An unoccupied house on Twenty-first street west, near street, was discovered to be on fire early this morning in time to prevent much damage. Suspicion points strongly to certain persons, and the police will be put upon their track Accipent. —Yesterday, while two laborers were engaged in digging down a bank in the Sixth Ward, the bank fell suddenly and caught them. One was severely hurt, his thigh being fractured. Hewas removed, and surgical assistance obtained. Supreme Covrt, Ygsterpvay.—No. 71. The United States, appellants, agt. Rafail Garcia. ‘The argument of this cause wascontinued by Mr. Burham for the appellee, and concluded by Mr. I. M. Stanton for the appellants. Adjourned. No. 7.—LaMentanir SticipEs.—We seo thon- Bauds in our streets dying by inches, coushi & thems: lves into the grave, when Mra. M.N. Gard- ner’s Invian Balsam of Liverwort and Hosarhound would qu et the couch wd oure the disease preying Bron tiem It may be found at all the iKgists, fe 10-1w,r WALENTINES AT GRRaTLY RevtceD Prices — Shilington’s stook for this season is especially recommended for its great richness, nove ty. ele- gance, and variety of styles. fe 8-3t _ “Tue Root oF att vii” is the venom of disease instilled into the system by early aluse, indulgexce and exergs of any kind. ‘This invst be eradicated from the s- stem without diay; not a moment shoud lost. The pernicious use of mie-cury will pot do ay, it will injure rather than care. Triesenar £3, 18 your only chance—s perusa! of tha book uman Fraslity. or Physiological Researches,” il- lustrated with colored engravings will explain ev- erythine. It will only cost you 25 cents. ‘To he had of Dr. Barrow 194 Bleecker street, New York. Sent free of postazo overy where. - Sold also by S Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington, 28 lin Dysrersta CuRED By USING THE OXYGENATED BIt- TRR ERS. PortsmovrH, N. H., April 15, 1852 Dr. Preston.—Dews Sir: For tho last four years I have been, as you are well aware, a great eufferer with Dyspepsia. Frequsntly, during that time. I have been compelled to quit my business,and the disease had become so seated that | h iven up all hopes of ever obtaining any relief. The most simple food cauved great distress. ad given up in despair, until you strongly rect ommended the Orygenated’ Bitters, and itis with a heart full of gratitude, that | now pronounce wyself whoity free from all symptoms of Dyspepsia, [ean eat any thing at any time, sleep well, and oan now enjoy the balmy sir of spring, and look upon nature witha delight that has been a stranger to me for years. ‘To all who may be suifsring from Dyspepsia, { would say, “uee the C.rygenated Bitters.” Wat Puatstgean. Gentlemen—1 add my hearty coucurrence with the above statement, knowing it to contain nothing but the trnth. | have never sold any medicine for Dys- pepsin that has given so un vereal satisfaction as the Grygenated Butters, om. R. Preston, Druggist and Apothecary. Portsmouth, Apri! 15, 1852. Prepared by S. W. Fowtz & Co., Boston, and for rala by Z. D Gilman, 8. C. Ford, jr, S. B: Waite, G. Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn & Palmer, Wash- ington; and bv dealers everywhere. fe7-iwr Mrs. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for Childen Teeth- tag, which greatly facilitates the process of teething by eoftening the gums, reducing all infammation— will allay ail pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will giva rest to yourselves. and relief and health to Perfectly safo inall cases. another column. ’s Daxss Ser’ Maw Dae * Men's Business Suits, Yourss’ Daxss Suirs, G a * Youths’ Business Sxits, CHILDREN’S Daxss Suits. Caildren’s School Suits, Noanw Watxsr & Co., Marble Ha!l Clothing Store, Brown's Hotel Building, would respectful Announce that their snnuai dispiay of Fall ani Winter Clothing is now ready for inspecti ig comprised of an assortinont of Gentiemen’s a: the’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs in material, trimming, and workmanship, To those who study excellence with economy, in fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now offered for selecting from the most attractive stock of Ready-Made Clothing in this city, at very re- duced prices, ap2s-ly Querv’s Cop Liver O11 Jetiy Approved by the New York Academy of Medi- cine. Jt is twice more efficacious than the liquid oil, It is the only cure for Scrofulas, Consumg- tion and all kinds of Coughs. Lo, Quexv’s JELLIFIED Castor O1L, by whioh the offenzive greasiness of the oil 1s obviated. For sale by all respectable druggists in Washiagton and Georgetown. PENFOLD, PARKER & Mower, Wholesale Agents, 15 Beekinan street, New York city, no 8 3m : your infants, See advertisement in oo li-ly PENNiRs.—Persous desiring Pennies will always find them for exchange at tha Star Office counter. WR ARR REQUESTED to invite attention to the advertisement of Dr. Woolfson, the optician, 254 Ponnsy!vania avenue, between Twelfth and Thir- teenth streete, which appears in the Intelligencer and States. It will be eeen that his “strengthening spectacles and eye glasses” are recommended by many eminent cent amen, presumed to be judges of their good qualities, and of the comfort to be de- rived from their use by those whe require the aid Instrumentalities, of these importan «has bean lonatedt ver th Dr. W. hi a GEORGETOWN. cupupeediiinn asd: Correspondence of The Star. Grorcrrown, February 10, 1960. Since the fire on Congress street, a few nights nights ago, some of the brick walls left standing were noticed to be slightly out of perpendicular, but no immediate danger was a bended. During the extraordinary high wind which pre- j Yailed last night, however. the sonth wall was blown down,’a portion of it falling upon aad crushing the frame stable immediate! y beneath it. Some of the stablemen were inside at the time, but strange to state escaped without injury, and afterwards succeeded with the help of the roprietor, Mr. Peter Von Essen, and his assis- ints, in extricating all of the horses safely with the exception of one slightly burt. It seems a miracle almost, as in addition to the weight of the superincumbent rains there was added several tons of hay in the loft, but it may partly be ac- counted for by the strength of the rafters which, in falling, lodged inst the side where the horses stood in such a manner as toshield them. Substantial hydrants, with drinking cups at- tached, have been placed on Bridge street, at its intersection with High, Congress, Jefferson, and Washington streets; a benefit which will be ap- preciated by those thirsty souls who have ever tried the nauseating pump water in that vicinity. AUCTION SALES. By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. B® pe. FRENCH’S CLOSING OUT SALE of Books and Stationery will commence on SATURDAY, February lth at7o’clock, at store of W. F. Bayly, 278 Pa avenue. Sales positive ©. 6-y evening for one week. Books and Paper at private sale very low during the day to close out the entire stock, BEN. F. FRENCH, Salesmar. fe 0-1w By A. GEEEN. Auctioneer Boers AND SHOES, CLOAKS, MANTIL- Las, Fancy Goons —Un TUESDAY MORN ING, the lath inst., I shail sell, in front of my Auc- ton Room, on tho corner of 7th and D streets, at 10 o’clock— Ee patra of Misses’ and Children’s Lace Boote, a io 2 a do Ground-Hesled Boots, | 50 pairs Children’s Assorted Shoes, 9) do Boss’ Boots, 130 do Men’s tsvot Also, a lot of Talm: and Faney Good: Terma cash. fo lod A. GR IN. Anct. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. EW PARLOR AND CABINET FURNI- TURE, TEA SETS, GLAss AND CROCKERY WARK, Carpets, &c., aT AUCTION.—On WEUNESDA Yr MORNING, i5th inet. at 16 o'clock, we wil! sell at 173 Penn, avenue, between 17th and '8th streets, the iate store of C. E. Green, the remaind=r of hin stock of Furniture, &c., he having discont nued that branch of his business, consisting of a large assortment of new Parlor and Cabinet Furuitare, Giassware, Tea Sets, &c., comprising— Mahogany, Walnut and other Bureaus, Do Marble-top and other Tabies, Do Sofas and Etezeres, Washstande, Settees, Chairs and Desks, Sets very handsome Candelebras and Parlor Brack- Cloake, Mantilias, Woolen ets, - Clothe horses and Toy Furniture, 1 second hand Piano, 2 Large assortment new Ingrain Carpeting, “0 assorted ‘Vea Sets. Glaxsware, &c. . Ant many other aticles too numerous to mention, Also, one fine Store Counter and Mahogany Show- caze, . Patent Bins for grocers and Signs, 1 hns set spice Draw ‘Tho fixtures were manufactured for the store of Meesrs, Shokell & Muller, and are of the best qual ity. Ferms: $30 cash; over that amount a credit of 60 and 9 days, for approved endureed notes, vear- ings itereat, fa Mind WALL & PARNARD, Auct>. By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown, RUSTEE’S SALE. ft decrees of the Cirewit Court of the District, passed in & eof B. Jost and others against the heirs and iistratur of Miepaet M will ba sold at nt of the prem- RSDAY, the 3d day of March next, ad auction, to the highest bidde: ises,on THI at4o’cluck in the afternoon, the west half of » ot No. 114, in Beall’s addition to Georgetown. Fe of Lot No. 113, in said acdition, beginnine t 6 e: from Beall strect in the West ilue of the jot, 20 e: deep by 3) feet in width, A’so, another part of said Jot No. 114, Pegnnice 160 feet on the west line of Green ‘street, 20 feet deep by 3) feet in ry Heh, with the improvements ou each of said par- eis Germs: One-third cash ; and tho residue in 6, 12, and 18 month. bonds bea: ing interert, with security and a lien on the property. If the terms are not omy line with within 3 days, the p-emises will be resold on 5 days’ public notice, at the risk and cost of the purchaser. W. R. WOODWARD. Trustee, BARNARD & BUCKEY, aucts, fe 10-Staw&ds GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS OTICE.—The Schoo! Tax for 1859 is now KE ie. Prompt payment is earnestly desired, 6 lw CHA 0). WELCH, Collector. M4 » COLLINS & CO'S PHILADE PHIA DRAUGHT ALE.—We are constar racery Orage, Al ‘ash supplios of the above dolizhtful b. nvite all persons who want a pu c un- adulterated Ale, to give ita trial. foo ARNY & SHINN, Agents, fo 9 57 Green st., Georgetown, . GALLONS CHAMPAGNE AND 12,000 CRAB APPLE CIDER e invites the attention of the public to our large and weil sa lectad stock of Champagne aud Crab Apple Cider, which we guarantee to be pure juice, and wili be sold on reasouablo terms in order to make room for our spring stock. Give usacall atthe Union Bttling Depot, _fe9 No, 57 Green st.. Georgetown A CONCERT, Zi CON RT Will be given by the Dumbarton street M bhath School of Georretown, D. C., on FRIDAY EVENING, February 1th, com mencing at 73% o'clock. Tickets 25 cents; children 13 cents. fe8 St ee iy POTATOES. 2,000 BUSHELS Of pnme Now Jersey White Mercere, su tahb'e for seed or table use. For sale from store in lots to suit purchasers. z PETER BERRY, So Water street. Georgetown, T'S GUNPOWDER, sale at inanulacturers prices, by J. BOGUE, Georcrtown, D. C., Sole Agency for the Distric. of Columbit A larfo supply, embracing every varicty, alwars d delivered free to all parte of the Dis- rs can also beleft at theefiiceof Adams’ any, Washington. D.C. fa3 lawly OR RENT —The beautiful STORE No. 77, Bride street, Georgetown, near ths Union Ho tel and Bank, and now occupied by Lewis Payne, will be for rent on and after the Istof March next. Also, for rent a brick carriage heuse and stable, supplied with a hydrant. Apply to Dr. C c IN, 124 Dumbarton street. fei-lm A DIED, On the 9th instant, MARTHA E., davehter of Mary and the late John B. Cornwall, aged 17 years, 2 months aud 1 days, afters long disease of con- sumption. hich sho bure with christian fortitude, ani her Inet words were that ‘she foita blessed hop in her Savieur.” Hor funeral wil teke place on Sunday, at two eclook. from the residence of her brother in-law, Jainos E. Johnson, on the corner of 434 and P sts. scuth, where her friends and aeqvaintances are re- toattend. (Alex. Gazette copy.) < _, Jn Georgetown, on the 9th instant, after S peintal ances JOHN C., son of tirry M and Serefiner E. Smuth. My ‘ovely John, farewell! Rivep ani acetal rex Thy lit ti On thy Retcom No more shal! sicksess mar, Or sorrow bring a prin; Trou'rt safely housed on Thou hast thy heaven g O} where in the green, green crasa, That waves on the littia mound whose sod Whispers to the night winds ax ther pass— Another angel's cone tu God! The friends of thy family are rerpectfully invited to attend his furera!, from the residence of his pa- rents, on Frederiok street. vetween 5th and 6ili ata. + the 10th insta: "ol on Fri cloci MASSsiE MITCHELL, WWE 'fe9'st TRE QUEEN OF COMEDY! A MRS. WINSLOW, N Experienced Nurse and Fomale Physician, presents to the attention of mothers, her SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething, Which grestly facilitates the pr ng, by soften- ing the goms, reducing all ini will allay ALL smodic action, and SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, an¢ RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS this article for overten years, and RAND TRUTH of it, what wehave ————aay of any OTHER < MRS. [Mas tr Farten,in x . eel wineewes tec us did k ; cnnese eet] SOOTHING | thecontrary,allare| SYRUP, OPERATIONS, ond spex magical eflecte and mesic matter“ WHAT WE DO KNOW,” AND PLEDGE OUR REFUTA- | TION FOR THE FILMENT OF WHaT WE HERE D: CLARE. In almost every instance where the infant is av! ing from pum and exhaus ef will be fovnd in fif or twenty minutes after the ayrup is adminirzered. This valuable preparation is the prescription of one of the most EXPERIENCED and SKILFUL NURSES in New Eng: | land, andbas been used with NEVER-FaILinG sUCCESS in | THOUSANDS OF CASES, 1 not on!y relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and tuergy tothe whole system. It will almost instantly relieve GRIPING IN THE BowsLs anD Winn Cotte, and overcome couvulst_ns, which, if uot speedily remedied, end in death. We believe it the BEST, | AND SUREST REM- FOR im all cases of DvS-| CHILDREN |extesy and piak- TEETHING. \OREN, whether it se from any a child ees ae CHT arises from teething | cause. We would say to every mother who has fering from any of the foregoing complnints—Do NOT 1. YOUR PARIUDICES, NOR THE PREIJUDICES OF OTHER stand between youreufferiug child and the relief that will SURE—yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE—to follow the use of medicine, if timely need. Full directions for using company each botue. None ceutine untess the fre CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, ison the oxteite wrapper hout the world. edar Street, N. ¥. EDY in the WORLD, Botte. ‘cen-caviy | SOR NEW YORK—The packet :chooner Ham ilton, Captain «ogden, has arrived, and Y oS will sailas spore wit dispatch, For freight. or passage apply to = . : McCOBB & DODGE, ja sl ator street, Georgetown. Mercers just received, por schooner C. A. FE. end for sale from the vessel in lots to suit pu ners, PETER BERRY, doz S35 Wator street, Georgotown. IC RANDELL, OPTICIAN, No. 12% Bridge st., Georgetoren,, n band a large assortment of sh} ; Periscopic, Col- 8 r SPECTACLES, of? the best quality ia gold silver, steel, and German silver frames. N. .—Old Frames eprired and new glasses set in them to order. no 19-ly POTATOES, © 6,000 wusHets tine Now Jersey Wh te Has constant! EW- EDITION Gardner's Dictionary of th States, Navy and Marine Corps, who served with the Land Forces. Second Edition, with Emenda- tiens sats Supplement, by Charles R. Gardner; price $5. NEW BOOK BY MISS PARDOE. AL if Struggle, by Mies Pardoe, author of | onie XIV. Adopted Heir, &e, &o; $1.2, For sale at the ates Bookstore.” fe9 3t TAYLOR & MAURY, 334 Pa. av. J BRIDAL FANS. { UST Reocived a beautifal assortment of Brizal and Party Faus, Also, other articles suitah presents, MoLAUGHLIN fe 7 3t Pa. av , between 9th and 1¢t fh HE BLUE BOOK FOR 1860.—Just pub- lished and for were BLANCHARD & NOBUN, Booksellers, EW IN TRINITY CHURCG FOR SALE. The eubsertbers offer for sale an eliciby ei ted Pew in Trinity Cnureh. Apply to JAMES eau IRE & CO., Auctioneers gad Commer Merchant:, por VALE JUST ISSUED, rmy of the United NTINES Go TO SHEPHERD'S, corner 7th and D streets. A FOX CRACKERS. FRESH ply of these justly eslebrated Crackers have lee: received. We are prepared to ja st supp.y dealers with a fresh article, on New York tarmes. (ia KING & RURCHE!.!. OTICE' WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT. The Secretary of War having ords-ei the ré:no- val of the Wastington Aqu dast Office from its P Ssent situat on, in the viciri*y of the Capitol, to weorg- town. the Offic: will be removed, on the Sth stant, to the lower story of the hovs3 No, &S Br ige st M. C, MEIGS, fe3 cow Captain of Engin-ers. ARLETONS AND ILLUSIONS. White Silk I!lusions. two yards @. (for eve ning dresses.) only 65 oonts per yard. worth 31. Tarleton Mus'ins at cost. “Alt other goods in our line selling off st coxt until istof Mach. At fe 7-0St MAXWELL 1L>’, 328 Ps.av. ee ae Fone Fek HIRE—TWO NEGRUES—» ana .d wife— accustomed to both farm and honsework In sir of JAS. L. CARBERY, corner of 2d and ipsan sts tow hs fe 8 Steo GLAS —A full length Statuctte PHINE & SOLORO: Metropolitan B. Ss NATOR DO! of this geatiema, AUCTION SALES. _ THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW _C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EREMPTORY SALE OF COMTERY OIL Bo Paintines, pet men ry og tied OXES, SHAVING CAs! ‘LATED Wark, &c.—On FRIDAY APTERNOON. February loth, at. 6 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell p lot of coods slightly damaged at the wreck of the fricas bah. We name in part— 6 grossassorte: Table Cutlery, 5) dozen assorted Scisro-s, Piatol Castors, Watters sod 8: ted Cy ol alters a ns, ne Eruitand Cake Beeketst v Cc 18 gross Shirt Studs, ‘Sold bain, = Also, several exce!lent Gold and Silver Wate ie. Terme: $25and under, cash; over that sum, a cred t of 6) and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. aaa fe 8d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auste._ By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALE OF NEARLY NEW FURNITURE at Avction.—On SATURDAY, the Lith inst., 1 shail sell. in frent of my Auction’ Room, on corner of 7th and D streets. at 10 o'clock, Bnd extensive assortment of near'y new F’ ure, being the effects of g family declining housekeeping, comprising. of Parlor Sets— Mahogany Sideboards, Bureaus, Do Chairs, Rockers and Castor Chairs, Marble-top Centre, Side and other Tables, Bedsteade, Chairs, Washstands and Sinks, Wardrobe, Lounges and Table: Feather. r, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses, Weddine pets, Oilcloths. China, GI and Crockery Ware, Stove, and a good lot of Kitchen R FUTURE DAYS. ‘. oneer, SALE OF HOUSE- HoLp Fursitvax, Horse, Cows, Wacons | &c, aT Avctiox.—Ou Weduesiay the 15th I shail'so:l, by order of the Orphan’ Court, at cka m,&t the residence of the late James deseased, on C street, between Delaware Ist stroct cast, (Capitol Hil) the House , embracin: ’ wasn-trn s, To lets Feather beds, Sodding | Chiaa, Ginss and Crockery Ware, A gonéral assortmont of Kitchen Requisites, Aiso, ons excellent Work Horse, one exosilent Milch Cow, t rket Wagons, acredit 4, for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing “SAMUEL HOOVER, Adm A. GR inistrator, . GREEN. oN, Avot. food By C. W. BOTELER & SONS, Auctioneers. QRALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT 6 tHe Juniata House —On TUESDAY MOR N- ING, rebruary lath, ew % we sinii sefl at No. 25. situated on 4% street, be- tween Penn. ue and C street. all the Furniture and Efects contained in the large buiding known asthe Jun:ata Houre, embracing in part— Mahbceany Sofas, Mahogany Chairs, Giit-frame Mirors, Martie. ae Tables, Mantel Ornament-, Window Curtains, Rocker Chairs, Parlor, Chamber and Step Carpet ing. i Extension Dining Tables, Sidebonrds, Arm Chairs. Castors, Table Cutlery, Plated Forks and Spoons, China. Glass and Crockery, Tablecloths, Napkins, Superior Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pi'lows, ied Hair Mattresses, Walnut, Mahocany and other Bedsteads, Cane eeat Chairs, Window Shades, and other Bureaus, Toilet S iarhie top and other Wachstands, » Bed Spreads. Blankets She ts, Towels, Counterpanes, Comforts. &o Cook swove and other Cooking Requisites. Kitchen Furniture. &o. Ati ‘ock will bs sold the Wines and Liquors, Glass. Bar room and Uffics Furniture. © peremptory. ‘ras: 340 and under,cash; over $49a credit of 6° and % days, for approved endorsed notes, beai- ine Intereet, C.W. BOTELER & SONS Ancts eo By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. YHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE Hovsts 4 AND LoTs iN WASHINGTON CITY.—Pursuant tu the provisions of a Deeres pronounced by ths Cir- ouit Court ofthe District of Colum! ia,in theehance- Gray and als. vs Mary D. Ded 1,378. cquity,) the undersigned trustee, appointed by said decree, will offer for sale, at public ction. to the highest bidder, on the reises, on FRIDAY. tho (7th day of February 269, at4 o'clock p m., tho real estate in ths hill end proceedings in said suit mentioned, late the prep- erty of Mrs. Ann Semmes, consisting of two lois, With the val »e dwelling hou-es and other tene- ments on each, siteate at or near the corner of Ith streetand Maryland avenge, (Island) in square 3°3. with all the rights and privileges thereto telongine. Tho terms of sale aro: One-third of the purchase monry in cash, and ax to the residue on a'credit of 6 and 12 months frem the day of snie; the purchaser iving bonds, with good security, t» be approved wt rustes. and the legal tite to be retained asa further security until the payment in fall. The de- ferred payments to bear interest from the day of BRIO. If the terme of sale are not complied with within three cays froin the eale day, the trustee reserves, he right to rese!] oal weeks’ notice at the costs and tisk of the first purchoser. All convejarcing at the costs of the purchaser. ALLAN B. MAGRUDER. Trusteo ia 23 Stawtd A. GREEN, Auct. Br THOS. DOWLING ; Georgetown. Es. CaRkiacR, B &c, &c.—By order 0 OF Court, of the District of Columbia, the uodersigned executors of the estate of the late Timothy O’Donnoghue, will sell, at pub'ic rale, on, the premises, corner of jst and Lingan streets, Georcetown, D C ,on TUESDAY, lth inst., atl o clock, all the stock in trade of the firm of T. O’Donnoghye & Son, consisting of— Candles, Talo oap, Utensiis,&e. A'so, 2 fine Horscs, 1 good Family Carriage, 1 Bueev.3 Wazone, 3 sets of Harness, Cari, Dray, 1 Fire Proof Safe, And mans articles not mentioned. Terins at sale. . >AKAH O'DONNOGHUE AMES 0 DONNOGHUE, € Pxecutors PR O’DONNOGHUE, fes W.F&M THOS. DOWLING. Anct. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, RUSTER’S SALE —By vi-tue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, he wi'l sell at auetiou, on TUBSDAY next, the lth inst., at 10 o’elook m,atthe auction room of Wall & Barrard, one la Murror, ‘Perms cash. Love. * a y rustee_ A. LLOY fe 7 st WALL & BARNARD. ancts, By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN ~ FURNI- TURE aT Avction.—On MONDAY MO. NG, 13th inst. at 10 o'clock, we will sell, atthe late residence of Henry Brewer, deceased,’ on West street, between Green and Montgomery streets. Georgetown, a general assortment of Household and Hitchen arniture, comp. ising— Mahogany Sofa, Chairs, Tables and Rockers, Do Sideboard and Dining Tabie, Bedstends, Feather Beds, Hagr and Shuck Mat- tresses Wardrobes. Washetands and Lounge, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Bedcing, &o. Chamber and Parlor Stoves, China, Giass and Crockery Ware. Kitchen Utens.ls, a general assortment. Terms: 33)? cath; over that amount 39 and 69 days, fur approved endorsed note ariog inter est. fe7-d BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioreers JALUABLE AND DESIKABLE LOCATED Paoreriy and LanD at Auction —On MON- DAY APTERNOON, 'Sub rnstact. at o'glock, wow ll se'l,in front of the premises, soft 24and 25, in Square 250, boing 2+ feet fronton 13th steetand running on | stre+t, opporits Franklin Square. 96 feet to an alley, and impioved by ons two story attic and basement brick Dwelling House, containing 13 rooms. gas, &c., nnd a emailer house, which rents separately, Also, at the same tine and p'ace, 25.scres of Land between Washington end Ai-xandria,a short dis- of the turnpike, on the Old Georgetown adow and gardening purposes. ¢ feurth cash, the balance in 12, 18, hbemring interest, and secured oy a nthe premises, WALL & BARNARD, A HARVEY'S NORFOI TER DEPOT, No. 231 C sé., bet, Wth & Uta. TERS, which cannet bo exosled in t All persons giving dinner and supper | find it to their advantage to give the ia cail before buying elaewh I sizes, for States, and transportation to any part of tli warranted to keep. i Tie best I-ynu Haven Bay Spiced aad Pickled Osste:s always on iinnd J w T. M. HARVEY, Agent. NEW Goobs N AT VERY LOW PRICES. Weare no rh large aud well selected ds, vuch as Bleached and — Sheetirgs, and Linen Jaconet$ ¢ baigings im ever Camb ic and *s Pande. y variety, Hosiery. Jouvins’ Kid Gloves. &o..&c We sha i also continne to sell all our Fancy Silks, Silk Robes. Foulard Silks, Mert noes, and most winter gods Bt prime cost. TAYLOR & BUTCHISON, No, 42 Lo teiara avenue, opposite © Markst Space. THE LATEST NEWS TELEG RAPHIC. | Trial of Maziett, the Harper's Ferry In- vader. CHARLESTOX, Feb —The testimon wage ao oe cone of Hazlett was cl at noon except) witness, who wan atéent from tows Pin f One / Chancery business was then led with un- tilalate hour in the a gen the re- maining witness made bis appearance in court and gave bis testimony. The court then adjourned until to-morrow to enable couns+l time to pre- pare their argument No doubt is entertained as to the convicticn of the prisoner, os the t stimony this morning was unfavorable for his defence. The Storm of Last Night. New York, Feb. 10 —A terrific storm is raging here. Great damage ts being done to the vessels in the docks. The ferry bridges on the East River side have been demolished. and the Wall street and South Ferry boats have been compelled to suspend their trips. The wind is apparently increasing in violence. [Note.—The foregoing dispatch was probably written about noon } Ba.timore, Feb 10, noon.—The night raged here with tremendous vis! e, but is su nies now. The atmosphere is turning very col [Up to helf-past 1 no other weather reports had bern received] for the Wreck of the liza Grie Portiann, Feb. 9 —The brig Eliza Grieve Captain Jobn Brooking. of Newfoundland, wita cargo of pork. flour and tobacco, capsized about a hundred and fifty miles from Cape Race January 2th. and righting drifted a wreck until the fol- lowing Monday, 29th, when the crew were taken off by the steamer North Briton, sixty miles south- east of Sable Island. The crew consisted of ten men, of whom the captain and the steward, Richard Carter, were drowned. Resoluti Against Privaterring, &c. New Yorn. Feb. 9—The Chamber of Com merce has adopted a report and _ resolutions against privateering, and in favor of the immu- nity of all private property upon the ocean in time of war The Pacific Mail Company have determined to establish a direct line of steamers from Aspin wall to New Orleans. The St. Louis leaves Feb 2ist for Aspinwall, to take her place on the new route. Resignation of the Nova Scotia Govern- ment. Havirax, Feb. $.—The Scotia has resigned. Hon. William Young bas been sent for to form another one. Hon. Josepb Howe will probably be Provincial Secretary. Adams Archibald Attorney General. and Jonathan McCul ly probably Solicitor General. It is expected that Benjamin Weir will have a seat in the Cabinet without office "Fire in Philadelphia. Purtapetrnia, Feb. 9.—The cotton and wollen mill on Lawrence street,owned by Joseph Ripkr, and occupied by Paul Thurlow. was partially burned last night. The fire originated in the cen- tre building, which was destroved. Both wings, which contained machinery which cost €150,0%, overnment of Nova were saved by the steam fire engines. Loss only $5,000. Later from the hy New Yore, Feb. 10.—The steamship Atlantic from Aspinwall. bas been signalled below, bat the wale isso violent that she will not probably be able to reach her dock in time to transmit her advices to the afternoon press. rhets. ALEXANDRIA, Feb ‘oir is dull—sales at $5 2508531 Whe -t—sales of white $1 3ua8! 35; red, $1. 239$1.26. Corn—no sales. Sales of Pork at SSaSe Gv. New York Markets. New Yorn. Feb. 10 --Flour is quiet; State $5 05a85.10; Obio $5 s0ak5 90; Southern $5 50a 85. Wheat is firm; choice Southern white $1.56 Corn is quiet; white and yellow Oa8ic Pork is firm; old mess $17 507. Lard is firm at llalikc. Whisky is duil at 24 New York, Feb 10 —Stocks are dull and un- changed. Chicago and Rock Isiand 62%; Hlincis Ceutr:| Shares 56; Michigan Southern 5: Dev York Central 704; Reading 39; Cantons 17, ¥> cy Mo. 6s 0% r the purpo conducting the Watch Repairing Bus ‘san al) its branecles Laving heen cenneoted with someofthe larcest houses ir this country and in Europe for many years, to whom he refers, He ir fully ac quainted with the business, and prepared todo all kinds of work, ia the best possibie manner, at low Pricer. He has alw: on hand a fine stock of Watcher carefully selected for this market. which he will sell atiow figures: d respectfaliy soloie at ia! fe 6 6t* Cc. C. NUITZ 260 - {IVE OLD PIANOS FOR RENT, Two New Pianos for reat, Six Melodeons for rent, Ten Violins for rent, Thirty Pianos for sale, fee he _ JOHN F. ELLIS, 906 Pa. av. STEVENS SELLING OFF AT COST! 336 Pe ylvama Avenue. SPEAKER ELECTED! Money Must Now be Plenty! EQUENTLY,ON AND AFTER MON EXT. February 6th. 1 will offer my enure jowing articles at cost, and in many to make room for Spring stock : HEAD DRESSES DAY N , stock of the fo! iOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, ; EMBROIDERIES, Bonne’ i Trimming RIBANDS, . White olored STRAW BONNETS, Reedy made a FRENCH FLOWERS. FEATHE FANCY DRESS Ca P&. beet KID GLOVES. Blaok Crape TRIMMING, SASH RIBAND. A too numerous t Texpect{ully call your immediate attention, as the chance will be for one month only. The extreme low prices wiil sati«fy yon that this publication is not one of the common humbwes of theday. I must and will most positive:y or the at inducements for the casa. aud cash o tail prices durin Very respec fea 6t ie month. fully, R.C I BARGAIL a HAVE Just received an invoice of New Goods, consisting of CLOTHS, DOESKINS.CAS SIMERES, and VESTINGS, to which I call the attention of my customers and the ublic generaliy. J will make them up at h@ following prices: FINE DRESs AND FROCK COATS ‘or $25. . F th @2, For 3B ‘th 2, For 21. 2 For 18 worth 2, FINE DRESS PAN? ALOO? For §) worth $12, For -- Worth 10, For a GENTS’ FURNISHING denorip tion NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON NY} YOR SHIP LINE. The Steamer MOUNT VERNON will } iT ct nd Washington New fon EVERY WEDNESDAY, at peete rg o'clock p. m., 2nd New York for Wash ington every Saturday, at3 o’olock p.m. Pasesongers can join the ship at Alexandria stany tume before the hevr of the stoamer's departure. B.—In the event of the stesmors inability to cross the bar in conseque: cof low water, ali goc will be promp' ightored j and from the steamer by the undersig t ply to cuteness ae ORG: 4 & RAINEBART, 00 25-M.TAStr Weetarn Whar CK E Continues the avert ey SMARKING ap ali ite branches at No* P-oeses onde in the nent- Ralier, von oF $2) loan en Wexhi ROCH Arply t> W Stosk | Broker. twéen Sth and loth stre EW MUSIC XEOriVEDEVERY Day. Ninites Instructio “4 ON F TMORKNCY NOTE PA pvelopes to matoh jartreouved at PULP & 5S0).0 ON" Metrope iten Bookst: 332 Pa av , bet 9th and loth So'e agents for Lawrence's ce.ebrated For Stationery. eve ht Ee NEW WR wi nk JENTINE’S DAY.—A large and elegant as- : comat on VALENTIN Swill be reacs for inepectionon Monday, Febroa’y 6, atthe Metro- politan Bookstore. i. UP & SOLOMON 232 Pee econ ‘and 16th w Agents for Lawrenc>’ ated forci a thonery. &e, i. ses < SNCh’S PULMONICSYRUP. Hostetter's Cece etoral and Pr'le, Brown's g jai Troches. Win-low’s Soothing 3-rup.' Bronchiai Tr ‘a frock eupply of Moa Chamois. At MOORE’s West Eod ic Store, 113 Pa averne. conth side. Benzina. &o.; with clues, Sponges, “3-29 OMAS B. BE HAVING OPENED A THRiston Store No. 426 ENED be pay =? ands and the public generaliy, pled, riend 5 feet exertions to please ail who may invor their ansram his th PRIGHTL' fe9 Agents for Lawrence’s creigaBtatiouery:&0 IS'es * haccre MITCHELL 7th —- solicits the patronage of = < - eR, J AsSINS AND CIDER. ‘AT COST! T have on hand, to be eol4 st cost prices in =o York, 109 boxes |nyer and bunch Raisins, in whoie, Paieed ars ‘the gallon of barrels, Tne trade : s the . wn Pease ive me call, as the above goods must be suid to cl Cert TE FRANCIS MILLER. feo 3:*_ 243 Pa. av., between 12th and tah eke. ie i oe Taste AND POCKET CUILERY, AL- bata Forks Urns and Tes é Tr. Coffee ‘So ove pried eh asi. en Aa ‘1 Beste, ard gy ileox'&. Gibbs” Pamily Sewine Me GEO. FRANCIS, 490 7th street. Pa.