Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1860, Page 3

——EEEEEE——OOoOoOo— — Pe UCOCAL NEWS. rene ————— (> Pheweh Tax Stan ws Printed om the fastest Clear press in use south oS Baltimore, its edition Se ms large as to require it to be put to press at an early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be Bent im before Twelve o'clock, m.; otherwise they may not appear until the nezt day. ———_-wee- Norice.—District of Columbia Advertisements 4o be inserted in the Battimone Sum are recewwed at and forwarded from Tue Star office. Sartusoxtay Lectures. —Dr. Hunt deliv on ao in — sea the fourth Fost geo! . He ‘an by speaki of the distribution of the rock Seater the globe, their varying thickness, and the absence of ronology fot the earth. uired for the production of the Successive formations. The slow Processes of con- tinental upheaval, and the chemical changes woing on in the composition of the sediments and ‘ocean waters, may, he thinks, one day furnish Giats for a more satisfactory soltition than has yet been obtained of this great problem. He thet Proceeded to speak of metals and metalic deposits, and explained their distribation in nature, in the soll and the water in a dissolved or oxydized e showed, has been remov: dissolving and deoxydizing action of organic matte+s; and thus the great beds of iron ore are so meny evidences of the former existence In the same way be supposed organic matter to have been con- e Lares ot me metalic sul- 3 ve metals. He next drew the Stinction between beds of contemporaneous for- on and veins newer than the strata which they traverse, the former being due to the preci itation of metals in the basins where the rocks Were being deposited, while the latter were formed by the crystalization in fissures in the strata of the metalic matters which oozed from the adjacent strata, or were brought up from more deeply buried strata by mineral waters. The agency of alkaline carbonates and sulphurets in dissolving and ayain depositing the metalic ores and their accompanying spars was then explained: and it was shown that these same solutions had played an important part in altering and tendering crys- taline the imentary Strata. In the fifth and concluding lecture the subject of metainorphic and igneous racks, together with the theory of Teomincen, the formation of mountains, wi Il Crry Tarcer Comrany.—Yesterday afternoon the main hall of the Central Guard-house was crowded with the members of Municipal Police and Auxilary Guard, who have determined to organize theinselves into a taryet company. The meeting was organized bycalling Mr. B.D Klop- fer to the chair. and apy inting John M. Thornten s-cretary. The selection of a suitable name for the company was referred to a committee, which reported several names; but as the object of the corps is not to attach themselves to the military organization of the District, and only to constitute au independent organization as a target company, noue of the titles reported suited, and the sel ction was referred to the meeting, and the name “City Target Company”? was pe wast The meeting proceeded to the election of officers for the corps with the following result: Ca, tain, John H. God- dvrd; First Lieutenant, N. J. Thomas; Second, Edward McHenry; Third, John M. Thornton; Ensi<n, R. H. Degges; First Sergean', J. W. R= noids; Second, Patrick Gormley; Third, Jobn Kidwell; Fourth, J. Ss. Smith; Corporals, 8. Don. nelly, HS. Norris, H. © Harrover, and James Ginnity. The list of members includes the names een wae of the most active members of the police. It may not be improper to Say that it was some time before Captain Goddard consented to take the command of the corps, thinking it best that some youaner Person should be selected; but being in- formed by the committee of his election, he con- sented. Lieut. McHenry also desired to be con- sidered a --high private,” bat his objections were Overruled. An Oyster SHett Fracas.—On Tuesday after- noon, @ belligerent offender, Martin Connor by name, was brought by officer Ross before Justice Thompson, under the charge of riotous and dis- orderly conduct on Pennsylvania avenue and in vther streets of the fifth police district. It ap- peared from the evidence that Martin, who de- clared himself to have made the official acquaint- aace of the Justice some months ayo, had kicked up @ row abont a parcel of oyster shells, which be charged a rival oyster shell gatherer with Stealing from a restaurant keeper. On this provoking and unfounded charge a quarrel and disorderly scene ensned, which soon drew together a large crowd, two or three of whom testified before the Justice to the very disorderly conduct of the defendant, who was thereupon fined $2 a: $1.16 costs. Being then discharged and admonished as to his future conduct in the street, the defendant went away. fn less than half an hour, he was, how- ever, brought again before the Justice, and the complainant having again charged Connor with # repetition of his disorderly condnet and cursing in the street, he was again fined S23 and 91 cents costs. Circcir Covrt.—Yesterday, in the Cirenit Court, the case of the United States agt A.G Seaman, late Superintendent of Public Printing, indicted fur ifeasance in oitice, was taken up The question involved in the discussion betwern Mr. Guld. for the government, and Mr Carlisle, for the defendant, ‘yesterday, was as to the juris- diction in the case, Mr. Ould ‘arguing that to the Circuit Court belonged the jurisdiction, and Mr. Carlisle contending that the trial of the case be- I nzed slone to the District Court. It will Le remembered that the law of Congress providiny the penalty for the case of malfeasance charged a;ainst Seaman says that the offence shall be tried by the ‘District Court.*? At the last term of the District Court, held by Judge Dunlop in January last, the case carne up, and the Judge, not desiring to try the case as sole judge, availed himself of the authority of the law to remit the case to the Circuit Court. After the hearing yesterday, the Court finally so decided, and the trial will be held before that court during its next May term. Tue Mount Vernon Fuxp—Our morning peers amp Por published a brief but forcible appeal from a number of citizens of Washington, asking aid from this city towards making up the sum necessary to complete the pay- ment for the home and grave of Washington Subscriptions will be received at the Mayor's etfice and at the binking-house of Riggs & Co., Mr. Georze W. Riggs being the Treasarer of the. Mount Vernon Association, in whose behalf the appeal is made. The following are the names of the gentlemen who sign’ the card. Viz ess"s. James G. Berret, P. Force, Silas H. Hill, W. W. Seaton. R. C. Weightman, Benj. Ogle Tavloe, Geo. W. Riggs. George & Thos Parker, Richard Smith, H. B. Sweeny, W. G_ Freeman, Robert Ould, Wm. T. Dove. ‘Surrewe Covrt, Yxstexpar.—No. 129. An- drew Lawrence, appellant, agt. Hiram A Tucker This cause was argued by Mr. Vinton for the ap- pellee, and submitted on a printed argument by Mr. B. R. Curtis for the appellants. No. i George B. Morewood et al_, appellants azt Lorenzo N. Eneqnist, owner of the brig Gothland, libellant. This cause was submitted to ~ Coxrapm tee - Fone on the record an ni argumen’ y Mr. Dodge for the a; pallies. and by Mr. Donohue for the appellee. fi No. IH. Thomas I. Green, plaintitf® in error, azt. Willam Custard. This cause wasergued by Mr. F. P. Stanton for the plaintiffs in error. Ad- journed. NGRESSIONAI. AMUSEMENTS —The Washing- eapentons of the Cincinnati Gazette says that a member of Congress from one of the northwest- ern States, who the other day drew pay and mile- age to the amount of $2.50, went in the evening toa gambling hell. Here he drank, and as he drank, he played. “Luck” was against bim, and when ¢ gray dawn stole through the wip- dows, hs $2,900 had gone into the man of the “tiger.”? He was so drunk, too, that he could be home only by stratagem. He was made to faheve that he had been challenged, and was led away to prepare for the meeting at Bladensburg. —Some poor, miserable devil a om a grindstone from A. Green’s auction Ps ore last night. This was one of two stones which had been bought and left standing against the outside of the building upon the pavement, and the chap tried the experiment of carrying both ctf, but found it too much for him, and one lying in the middle of the street,where it was found this . haps this fellow is one among the enn basis en now in the city with a po- litical axe to grind, and has taken wise pre- crution to furnish himself with the necessary tools. ‘Trearee —The fine play of ‘“ Youn Mirabel,” at the Theatre, last night, was wel I throughout, Mr. Murdoch as Young r. Charles Bass as Old Mirabel. Mr. C. lana, particular! ith ra’ the sedlence. The dill for to-night is + The St er,” Mr. Murdoch as the Stranger. and “Nicholas Flam,” Mr. C. Bassas Nicholas Flam, attorney-2t-law. Tax Avexaspnia Jai —TheGazette says: The | ber of persons committed to the jai! of poe apes daring the month of Febraary was e steal Ditthree. Of these, two are barged with ta Fed Sikes: cares os fined in the jafl fifteen persons—viz : men and one white woman, two one negro woman. Tux Stzamzn Coivmaia has regular trips to and from Bali: ired, and made every way pecettcenggy a eeey Mt is stated, are # ill engaged on her. Tax ALExaypRia jag, it ie sald, with a Wasnine Porat rap! nereasing in hatled with gratification other volunteer “ last Monday—was an occasion of much to the corps. About sixty men attended the drill, which passed off very satisfactorily, evineing the tapid improvement of thecompuany in this respect, and was much =ppleeded by several military gen- tlemen, friends of the corps, who were present After the drill, the com: ny proceeded to the transaction of business, when several new mem- bers were elected, five were posed for mem: ip, the corps notified that seten would be Proposed at the next meeting by one member, and & new feature, the adoption ee markets, was in- itiated by the election of two youths of fourteen years to that position. The following resolutions ‘were ado} by the company : Resolved. That this « orps fully adopt the officers’ Lenya i hoses the District Battalion ts dis- ne . regardin; as a measure and judicious. Eady wise Resolved, That hereafter we shall o movement made to reorganize a battalion or to engraft upon the volunteer soldiery the old and infirm officers of the uno iniZed draft militia; and that this reastution aball remain intact untila masatmods vole of the corps shall decide other- ise. Resolved, That we look steadily and alone to our company interest; will increase our numbers, and, at some future time, take such steps 2s shall extend the company toa battalion organization, and thus give to this city at least one efficient body of military. After the meeting adjourned, quite a merry time ensued. A bet of champagne had been made on the number of muskets that the com ny would turn out on the 22d ult., which the pod paid promptly on this occasion, agreeable toa Tule established in the corps over twetity years ago in relation to such matters, which hns never been repealed. The company duting the evening was addtessed by Major Peter F. Bacon, J P McKean, Esq , one of the oldest members of the corps and formerly Lieutenant Com manding, and Quartermaster Towers. Another Proposition was made by a gentleman, a private in the ranks, well able to fulfill all his proinises, that on the day in which the Infantry paraded nine muskets he would foot the bill for an entertainment to cost three hundred dollars. With present prospects it would be well for him to fix the first of May ensuing as the time, and make his arrangements accordingly. We rejoice to see this revival of military spirit among onr citizens. any Burnine oF tue Corton Factory at ALEX- anpria Last Nicht —The Gazette of this morn- ing says: The Fairview Cotton Works, with their contents, in this city, were destroyed by tire last night. About 11 ock, the neighbors saw flames through the windows on the west, but before they could spread the alarm, the interjor of the building was in flames. By the time the fire- men and citizens gathered to the scene of the con- flagration. the fire had spread throughout the entire building. and rendered it impossible to save any of the stock or fixtures of the manufacto- Ts which were all consumed. The Fairview ‘otton and Mattrass works were carried on by Messrs. Fitzpatrick & Burns Fortunately, their stock was much reduced, and there loss on stock, tools, &c., including three sewing machines, is estimated at $8u0 ‘one of this was insured. The machinery, valued at $5.000, was insured for $1,900. The building, owned by W. H. Muir, was insured for 32.500, which is about its value. ‘The whole loss of the conflagration is thus about 3.000. The cause of the tire is unknown. The mill was not worked regularly, and there had been no fire in the building since Tuesday. In- cendiarisin and spontaneous combustion ol wate cotton. are both named as probable causes of the fire. During the conflagration, portions of the walls fell, but happily no one was injured, nor was the surroundiug property damaged by the flames. Justices or THR Pgack ArrorntRD ann Coy- FixmeD —The following named persons appointed during the recess bave recently been nominated and contirmed by the Senate as Justices of the Peace forthe District of Columbia :—Jonsthan W. Barnaclo. P. H. King, Benj. B. Curran, Wm. Thompson, F. J Murphy, Hamilton Louahbor ough, G. W. Riggs, jr., ©. W.C. Dunninxton, Joshua Pierce, Henry Naylor, T. J. Williams, Jas. Cull, Jas. Lawrenson, Wm. A. Mulloy. Jen. kin Thomas, Charles Walter, H. C Spalding, Thos. J. Fisher. Th s.C. Donn, G.H. Fulmer, F. 3. Myers. Joseph Peck, C. Wiltberger, O. 8! P. Hazard, Robt. White. Tue Nationat GuaRD ed very full and spirit- meeting of this fine corps of our citizen sol- sey was beid last night, at their Armory. Ten candidates were received into fall mem! tship, and considerable encouragement was given w hope fora much larger increase speedily. ‘The mecting was advised of the orga n of a sec- ond company of the corps at the Navy Yard being in progress. Such an organization and the in- crease of the first company will cause quite a handsome display, should tne corps in future ap- pear upon parade as a battalion. Cotiiston —The Alexandria Sentinel says that vesterday afternoon the steamer Mount Vernen, being in tow of a steam-tug coming down from Georgetown, in attempting to pass through tLe draw on the Virginia side of the Lon: Bridge, came into collision with the bridge. No damage however, was done to the bridge, and but little t» the boat. The through passengers on the Alex- andria and Washington Railroad for noints be- 36nd Washington missed the connection on ac count of the accident. Burctary.—Last night, the green grocery store kept by Mr. O’Brien, at the corner of New Jersey avenue and south B streets, Capitol Hill, was broken by burglars and a considerable quantity of provisions, amounting to some #30, stolen away, besides considerable damage which was done tothe store in other ways. From the ap- ae of a tallow candle which was left be- ind when they leit, they must have been there half an hour, or an hour. Centre Markrt.—The attendance of dealers from the country was not very large this morning, though the licensed dealers were renerally at their stands. The supply, though notlarge. was of ex- cellent quality. and sufficient to meet the demand. The prices were about as last reported inthe Star, but itis probable a change will be seen in the list for the coming week. THR WASHINGTON ART Assoctatioy.—The third regular lecture of the season, before this Association, is to be delivered at their Gallery on Pennsylvania avenue, this evening, by Prof. Z Richards, on the subject of “fhe Teacher an Artist." The lecture will no donbt be very in- teresting, and should be largely attended. THE ANNUAL CoMMENCEMENT of the National Medical College, (Medical department of Colum- bian College,) will take place at the Smithsonian this evening, at quarter to S o'clock. The Vale- dictory will be delivered by Prof. Lincoln, after which degrees will be conferred on the yradu- ates. WE UNDERsTAND. that Mr. James Crutchett, of the Mount Vernon cane factory, has presented a hundred dollars worth of canes and medallions, set in Mount Vernon wood, to the National Wash- ington Monument Society, the proceeds to go to the monument fund. Tue District in Coneress.—in the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Brown presented the petition of 1. A.Gobright and others, in behalf of the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the District of Columbia, asking an act of in- corporation. Waren Returxs —There were no trial cases this morning, and the cells were occupied last night by fourteen lodgers. THR ENTERTAINMENTS of the magician Love, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, every evening, are marvelous and amusing. Give bim a call Ne. 9.—“Sprctx ParMENt Suspenpeb. words create a great pani expressions, ‘‘ graves ! 18. hi the oft pas whilst the oft repa ‘thousands are rushing to untimely scarcely ever heeded, though always tro ra. Gard sam of Liverwort and Hoarhound would save many a victim of Con sumption 'f resorted to in time, {t cures unfailing- ly, and is sold by all druggists fe 4-iw,r . “Tue Root or att Evi” 1s the venom of disease instilled into the syarom i! early abuse, indulgence of any kind. ‘This muat eradicated without delay; not a moment shouid vatlty, or Phy. lustrated with grlored eucravines ite i om . It will only onst vou 25 cen’ ‘o To ‘Barrow 194’ Bleecker street, New Yo:k. Sent free of postage everywhere. , Wi peg aise by 8. vert Ford, Jr., ington. Maun’s Dazss Suirs, Me's B } ysis fouths? Business Suits, Nace Wonca a ootifets jarble ing “is now ready for i —_— feed of a2 it Younes: and ; a dross, an opportanity stow GEORGETOWN CORPORATION Laws. AN OrpInance laying a general ands ial direct tax for the year collection theta 1860, and prviding for the -1. Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the (pelle obi of Georgetown, That there shall be, and ‘s hereby levied a direct tax of seventy cents on each an: every bundred dollars of the assessed value of real and personal Property liable to taxation same shall stand and valved on th of assessment of the Corpofation now {a the of the assessors; and. also, there shall be, and hereby is, levied an additional special tax of five cents on each and every hundred dollars of the assessed value of real ‘and Personal property as the same shall stand valued and assessed on the books aforesaid, excepting in both instances public bury- ing grounds, the Female Orphan je lum, and houses of public religious worship; and the Clerk of the Corporation is hereby directed to keep sepa- rate accounts of the receipts and expenditures of the general and spit direct taxea hereby levied, and to apply the latler according to the provisions of anact of Congress entitled ‘ An act authorizing the corporate authorities of Georgetown to iny additionalftaxes, and for other Pu-poses,”’ a) proved March 2. 1855, und to _no otuer pur; whatever; and he is hereby directed to account annually to the Corporation for his application of the same. 2. And be it further ordained, That each of the taxes hereby levied and sopeel Shall be col- lected by the collector appointed by the two Boards of the Corporation in joint Meeting on the first Monday in January, 1560; and in two weeks after the passage of this ordinance the Clerk of the Cor- | pete shall make out and deliver to the Col- lector the taxes perky levied in two separate tax lists. ‘The said Collector shall, within fifteen days after he shall have received them, make out an account of each of the taxes hereby chargeable on 2ll real and personal property under this ordi- nance, and shall within the period aforesaid de- liver the same Tespectively to the proprietors of aid property if he, she, or they be a resident within the town, and demand payment thereof; and whenever an’ Proprietor shall be a non-resi- dent, he shall deliver the said accounts respect- ively, in the case of real roperty, to the tenant or occupant of the lotor lots on which the same is chargeable, if such Property be let or occupied, and in case of personal Property to the person or persons in whose use or sion it may be, and demand payment thereof from such tenant or oc- cupant, or possessor, in the same manner, and within the same peri, : Sec. 3. And be it ordained, That in every in- stance in which either of the taxes under tbis or- dinance shall be unpaid by the first Monday in November next, the said Collector is hereby au- thorized and required to proceed to enforce pay- ment oe the gaid taxes by distress and sale of any personal property belonging to the person properl Chargeable with the taxes hereby eee tees found within the town, and if there be none such, then by distress and sale of such personal property as may be found on the premises chargeable wita said taxes, except such property as the act of Con- gress extending the jurisdiction of justices of the peace of the District of Columbia exempts; and it shall be the duty of the Collector, before he sells any personal property so distrained, to give twen y days public notice, by putting upa notice at the ‘Town House and at the market house, and also serving one on the pely whose goods are dis- trained, if to be found gy him within the town. of the time and place of sale, and the amount of each of the taxes herein levied due, and for which distress is made. Sec. 4. And le it ordained, That where there is no personal property liable as aforesaid for the payment of either of the taxes hereby chargeable ‘on any lot or lots, or parts of lots, whether the same be the property of a resident or non-resident pro- paces, and if the said taxes be unpaid on the day efore mentioned, it shall be the duty of the Col- lector, and he is hereby Tequired, to enforce the payment of such taxes by the sale of such lot or ots, or parts of lots, or so much thereof as may be necessary; and the course of his roceedings shall be as follows: He shall advertise the property, when owned by persons residing in the District of Columbia, for public sale, in some hewspaper published in Georgetown, or if there be none such then ina Washington newspaper; and when the property is owned by a person or persons not re- siding ‘in the District of Columbia, also in the National Intelilyencer and au Alexandria news. paper, once a week for twelve successive weeks previous to the day of sale; in which advertise- ment shall be stated the time and place of sale, the number of lot or lots, or parts of lots of ground intended to be sold, the value thereof, and the amount of each of the taxes due and owing there- on; also, the names of the persons to whom the same are respectively assessed; and if before the day of sale advertised as aforesaid, the owner, bis or her agent or attorney. shall not pay the amount of each of the taxes hereby levie > With alle thereon asseased, the said Collector shall sell said lot or lots, or parts thereof, o be necessary to pay said taxes, cash, the highest bidder; and a certificate shall be issued by the Collector, setting forth that s: the purchaser, and the amount paid And if, ator before the expiration of twelve months from the day of sale, the owner shall not appear and _pay to the Collector, the Mayor, or the pur- chaser, the amount of each of said taxes hereby levied, and costs, and each of the said taxes ac- crnuing subsequent to sale, and ten per cent. inter- est on the purchase money, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, and he is hereby required, at the expiration of said time, to convey the title in fee simple of said property to the purchaser, by deed, under his hand and the seal of the Corpora- tion. ch pezson is See. 5. And beat ordained, That it shall be the duty of the Collector regularly to pay over to the Clerk of tbe Corporation the money by him from time to time collected, in virtue of the ordinance, in manner prescribed by the ordinance regulating the Collector’s bond, and for other purposes, ap- proved 6th June, 1829, and at every suc payment to furnish the Clerk with a list of the several Pper- sons from whom such collections have been made, with the amount collected from each, and of each of the taxes hereby levied separately; and it shall be the duty of the Clerk to record the said list in a book to be kept by him for that purpose, and the Collector sball settle a final account of his collections by virtue of this ordinance, with the said Clerk, by the first day of January next. in default of which the Collector shall be reported by the Clerk to the Recorder for suit, and shall be sued forthwith, for any deticiency not paid over, and be chargeable with interest on the same, from the said last mentioned day, in which eccount shall be allowed as commission for his services at the rate of three per cent. on the monies by him collected, and paid over to the Corporation. See. 6. Aud be it ordained, That where either of the taxes hereby levied are due from the same erson on more than one lot or lots, or parts of fous, and the said lot or lo or parts of lots, shall be offered for sale as sforesaid. it shall be the duty of the Collector to advertise and sell, for the sum of the two taxes due on the whole number of lots or parts of lots at the same time, but to sell no more of said lots or parts of lots than may be suffi- cient to raise the whole amount of the sum of the taxes hereby levied and in arrear and due, with the expenses of the collection thereof, which shall include but one execution fee; which fee, with all the other expenses of distress, advertisement, and sale, shail be raised and paid out of the property sold, in the same manner, and at the same time that the sum of both the taxes herein levied are raised and paid. Sec. 7. And be it ordained, That the Collector, in every instance of distress of personal property for the taxes hereby levied under this ordinance, and whether or not he shal! make a sale, be author- ized to charge for his cost and trouble. as well the fee of one dollar, as a commission of five percent on the amount of the taxes in arrear; to be included and recovered in like manner with the taxes, and as an expense incident thereto. And in every case of advertisement of real property for sale for the said taxes in arrears, and whether or nota sale shall be made, the said Collector, in addition to the fee of one dollar, shall be allowed to charge for his cost and trouble a commission of two-and-a-balf percenton the amount of the sum of both the taxes hereby levied and in crrear; to be included and recovered in like manne: with the said taxes in arrear, and as an expense incident thereto. And in no future case of distress of foo Property for the taxes herein levied shall it be required of the Collector togive personal notice thereof to any other owner than such as resides within the limits of the town, and have actual ion of the property distrained at the time of such distrain, any ordinance of this Corporation to the contrary notwithstanding. And it shall be the daty of the Collector at the appointed time of closing his col- lections to report to the Corporation 4 list showing the names of the persons in arrear for each of the taxes herein levied, the amount due by each. re- spectively, together with a statement of the cases, and amounts of charges made by Lim under the provisions of the ordinance. Bec. 8. And be tt further ordained, That the Collector be, he is hereby, authorized and di- rected to allow a discount of eight per centum on all the taxes levied under the foregoing ordinance paid to him on or before the Ist day of April next; and the sum of six centum on all sums of satd taxes paid to him on or before the ist ar of July next. [Approved February 18, 1+60. ——— N CITY Tae MAREE FATS ULEMESISE 4° Tis COPARETE PAYAUWTNE SESE A Casts > aAiasas” MUUPo sad 1013 ri} iss *"LAMMOND?S, 7th st 5 EW GOoDs. Svrerior rey 2. LINENS AND Rory yee and Brown Shirting Cottons, 5 superior ‘rable ‘4, Napkins. and Towelings,« . 10" Buu rT 5 $s flonen five Stit-hed Linen end Muncie Snirt All just reosived and are sellin; at the lowest "etew “984 Rh Shows Be ae ee 10 poze berg Pattorn Ax:s, Wi sPsce caleataa) INO. W BEVNS & CO. it aoe aes oe Miceeaeie meri iat SPECIAL NOTICE THE To CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON GEORGETOWN, D. C., ALEXANDRIA, Va., ao, . &e, DR, MONTARDE, F.R.S. M. F. A. 'e PROFESSOR. OF CHEMISTRY . in UNIVERSITY OF PARIS, c, &0, ke, . SoLx Discovarer ND CoMPOUNDBR of DR. MONTARDE’S MIRAGULUDS PAIN KILLER FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY! Beg} to invite the attention of the Cranes of the Dietaict or Covumsia, to the above extrac aoa tion, which is the resuit of years of careful Bhemical research and experiment, and which will be found to CHEMICAL MAND Vines n° ERIIES which ha; tusts, Willoontinuetapiotes Te ne @ fondly t: eo. LACE AND BLESSING TO MANKIND. RK. MUNT «RDE'S air aCt Lots PAINKILLER reat FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY An INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REMEDY, And will ve found to be an INFALLIBLE and INSTANTANEOUS CURE ‘01 ir o RuRvMatism. Nevrazaia, Tootnacte, NERvous BADACHE, DysPRPsia, CHOLERA MORBUS, DE- BILITY, CATARRH OR COLD IN THE HEAD, CHotic, DEeitity, Loss oF APPETITE, Bites oR STINGS OF Venomous SECTS, FLATULENCY, SPRAIN BRUI>ES, « UTS, &C : 5 VD AGU isFLamen GMs oF Tretitixe CHILDREN, Its eftecrs in all the sbove somplaints uy ie above complaint ARE TRULY MIRACULOUS. INSTANTLY ALLEVIATING PAIN OF very Description !! Sreat European popularity may be inferred the fant that it is patronized by rad SECA A Eas OF THE FRENCH. Al BY H.M. Qut EN victoria, - and by the URT AND PEOPLE OF GREAT B COURT AND PEOPL £/0F GREAT BRITAIN Also Y THE PRINCIPAL HOSPITALS BY TINFIRMARIES OF BUR DEES AND Thus conceding and establishing its ciaim to be THE GREATEST Beit RILLER TONIC AND REMEDY” I mnt it with oontdenis to the verdict of the now su! MERICA PEO el io! Its from AMERICA} s fied that a single trial sate MERIC d, Equaling its Kurop: and secure for it a popular- ity and sale unparasleled. The price is only 25 cents per bottle, Thus placing this inestimable blessing within the means ofall. I have appointed James McDoxnet, Esq., of the city of timore my General Agent for the United States. tom whom all desired information can be obtained. | A CARD. . The undersigned in requesting the attention of the citizens of the District, Alexandria, &c., to the above medicine. begs to assure them that in BaLTi- MoRE it ieee A restaed all Dr. Montarde claims for it, exciting the wonder and gratitude of THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS who have been relieved by it. . in confirmation of which I beg to direct attention to the following Certificates of PROMINENT Citizens or BaLtimorE, voluntarily tendered, in attestation of its extraor- inary merits, READ THE CERTIFICATES! Ba.timorg, Feb, 17, 1860, Mr. James McDonneli.—Dear sir: Allow’ me to bear testimony to the efficacy of ** Dr. Montarde’s Miraculous Pain Killer” Having had a bad cold with very severe pain in my back,(so great that I could scarcely stand.) applied the Pain Killer at night, and next day had no ae Fei wngtover. Yours truly, HENRY ©. N, of R. B. Griffin & Sons, 17 South Charles street, Baltimore, Ba.tiMorg, January 6th, 1960, James, McDonnell. Esq., Ageut for Dr. Mon- tarde’s Miraculous Pain Kilier and Great French Remedy.—Dear Sir: Please accept my thanks for the bottle of Dr, Montarde’s Miraculous Pain - Killer and Great French Remedy, which you kindly sent me, In my case it has indeed proved * Mi- raculous.”’ I used it fora severe attack of Rheu- matiam, and on the very first application was com- pletely cured. I cheerfully recommend ‘ours, &C.y 1_T.SfODDARD, Agent for Chickering’s Pianos, Calvert street, ~ Battimorg, December 22d, 1859, James McDonnell, Ksq., Agent for Dr’ Mon tarue s Miraculous Pain Killer, &c.— Dear sir: We cheerfully bear te: nony to the uncommon vir- tues of Ur. Montarde’s Miraculous Pain Killer and Great French Rheumatic Remedy. Our Mr. Da- vidson used it for severe rheumatism and rectived immediate relief We have also used it on several gcoarions in our familias and on our work people for different complaints, in all c.ses with complete success. Wecanconfidently recommend it. Yours truly, L. HARRISON, DAVIDSUN & CU., ‘Wholesale Cap Manufacturers, South Charles street, READ THE CERTIFICATE. James Mc Donnell, Esq., Agent for Dr. Montarde’s Miracuious Paia Killer and Great French Rheu matic Kemed: i Dear Sir—As a general rule tion very skeptics] he virtues of whacare callei Patent Medi but lately having heard so much of the great erformed by ‘br. Montarde’s Miraculous ler, L procured a bottie for my wife who was suffsting severely from ‘Toothache. The in stant the Pain Killer "wi lied she was cured. A tew days afier, while eying in the country, I was myself seized with vinlent Neu alzia of the face and head. { bore it for some tims, but was f- nally obly to leave my party d come to the city for relief. On my arrival Lapplied Dr. Mon tarde’s Miraculous Pain Killer to my face and head, and inlessthantwo minutes I was quite well and have not felt it since. I deem it my duty to make this known, rot only in acknow gmeut of the vir tuer Gas et es oe ay for tne benefit of oth: re 0 may be suflring was, who wary uly youre, “ROBT. TAYLOR C.E., and Surveyor, 696 Sarato; Battinorr. November, 1358. Jas. McDonnell, Eisq., Agent for Dr. Montarde's Miracuious Pain Kiiler—Dear sir : 1 most cbeerfal ly add my testimony to the truly ‘miraculous’ properties ef Dr. Montarde’s Miraculous Pain Killer, I have used it for severe rheumatism in my knee. On the first application I received immediate relief, Also my littie boy, 8 years of age, was taken with severe eweliing of the leg and knee, acewm- panied by much pain and inflamation—we apolied the Pain Killer—the swelling and pain instantly disappeared, | can con eaents, Eecommend the Pain riends. Respestfully, sate to ny TE ER EK, Wholesale Dealer in ‘Yobacoo and Cigars, 96, Lombard st. NTARDES MIRACULOUS PAIN DR. MONTARDE S MIRJ is for sale by all respectable Draggists in Wasi 8 pi rere OW Ne and ALEXANDRIA, Henry Cook & vo, gents, Alexandria. A Agent for eorgetown, D.C, > D. B. CLARKE, Corner $33 st. and Pa. av., : ‘Agent for Washington, JAS. McMONNELL, 17 Mereer street, BaLTimorR, fe25 ifst | General Agent for the United States. J.M. McCAMLY & COvS FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 38S and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. ee WE HAVE IN STORE, AND ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING, THE FINEST STOCK OF OoLOoTHAiIn G@ THAT CAN BE SEEN IN THIS CITY. All Geeds ef our Manufacture—Made in the . Mest Fashionable Style—of the Best Material and Werkmanship. The Finest Stock of Shirts IN THE CITY—THE NEW YORK PATTERN SHIRT—THE BEST FITTING SHIRTS MADE. FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags. 38S amd 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, fos NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. m WATCHES AND JEWELRY! IT have on hand a good assortment of WATCHES Py ed LAY, which I an ned ee low, for Watches and Jewoiry do. CRUE, Mr SET fe l1-1m lene. t 282 PENN. AVS er TIE ND 12TH STREETS. kde yrs Sonia. | LATROBE AND GRATE RINDLING and ety Esricnt 7th street, 1: fice No. 262 Pa. av.. bet 1th and 12th sts.-fe 27 | — Shoe No. 362 Ma. av. bet 1th and 12th sts.-fe 27 RSA ena as "a werk 5 ard Oth ste Talend. | eS ante" T CUT ERs, iT W, cy wa tase Baa INO. R.ELVANS& OD, : Vv L ly screened before delivery ; 2,20 Ibe. to | y 2d woo, any ies By ALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN TOWN at Pusuic AvcT ox —On easing reek i Grappa ron A onting 24 feet o1 a Congress a etrest, Setwee » Bridge aifget aud the Canal, and running bac! wan the site of Odd re, and will remains of This ‘ellows sold, togeth 2 SAD Term months » beari: t.ust on the p-emi: _marl AUCTION SALES. BARNARD & BUCKY; Georgetown. . 5th Maron, at 434 o'clock ik 90 feet valuable lot was former: ‘s’ Hall, recently destro; by fi er with the brick and the vo the highest bidder. One fourth cash; balance in 6,12 and ng interest, and secured by deed |8e6. Aucte., BARNARD & BUCKEY, 4 Georg: AY NANTS On Sa TU of my si 8 iarge 500d lo: XE _By A. GREEN, Anotioneer, SEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRN RE, CROCKERY AND A LARGE LOT OF oF Gisrere AND OILCLOTH aT aUCTION tore, \ 0, 526 7th st lotof R of em. ants of Ca: pets and Vilcloth, t of Crock«ry and China Vases, suld without reserve, & large lot ot second wand F: ae Bureaus, Sofas, Bedsteads, W arury’ 4 Bedding and Matt. marid .98, Featuer Beds, Oases, kc, ke. (Con.) A. GaEEN, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, Sonbay By. C *¥. the Sd inet. 1 shall sell, in front it, at 10 o’cluck a.m, ‘urnituce, such | THE LATEST NEW TELEGRAPHIC. Pennsylvania Democratic Conventi n. REavine, Feb. 29 —The permanent orgeniza- tion of the Convention was effected this afternoon by the election of W_H Welsh, Esq . of York as endear The vote stood Welsh 44, Cunning Sa ae - The Welsh vote is regal representing ti Buchanan in the convention ne — Reavixe, Pa., March 1 —TheCon nth inated as delegates at large to the Charleston ‘Con vention John L. Dawson. Wm Montgom: ty, and Joseph B. Baker, all Bigler men. Richard Vaux. of Philedelpbia, and George M —— of Berks county, were elected electors s+ rge When the nominations for Governor were made, Wm. H Witte’s name was hailed with tremen dout a —s and a salute wos fired by the Key: a the nominations for Governor were J Jacob Fry, Nimrod Strickland, and H_B. Wright . Wrigt The first ballot was taken without result :-— Witte received 49 votes; Fry 30; Wright 12; and the balance were scatcering. Necessary to » 1% of CUTOR’S 8. 9 xp | choice 69. KITcH4S FURNITURE AT ACT OM COREGES: | ‘The second ballot was taken without rewult DAY, the 6th iwt., 1 shall s li, at the late residesce The third ballot received 54; Fry 30; Foster 21, Berkeley, deceased, on G street south, ot Enos E. between 12th and ISth streets east, commencing at ‘ck m-. 8 £00" assortment of Furniture, viz: Mahogany Chairs, Deek: ardrobes ai Carpets, Chairs, Fea! ee} i2o’cle as, Tables, S ay ands. aud other Bedsteads, stand: Covking Stove and other articles of Furuiture. Term mar] THIS AFTERNOON ¢ TO-MORROW By EN. F. F' # made known on day of sale. A Wa. DIXO? 4. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, »at the stre of W. F. Bay): BEN. F. FRENCE8, Salesman. By L FUTURE DAYS. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, old Furniture, &c., comprising— Desks, Bench By O BOOT AND SHOE PEALERS—Twey- TY Sace.—Un SATURDAY MORNING, Marc at o'clock. on the first floor of our auction r we shail sell, without reserve, in lots to sur trade. an assorted lot of Men's and Women’s Buots and Sh 2% pairs Women’s Cait, Kip and Grain-heeled Lace Tables, Chairs, Washstands, t . Buckets, th. Matung, &c. Terms cash in specie. fe 29-4 c J.C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. J.C. McGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. FOUR Cask= Boots AND SHOES aT Pre FR. COMPrising— ae assorted sizes, Mon and Misses’ sewrd moroceo Co: heeled Boots, w shoes, s3) Cae Men's. Youth's and Boys thick Boots, ‘Yerms: $30and under, and . zon Mout SUP ash and Mohair Caps, aring interest 8. er Bedding and Mattresses, ENCH’S BOOK AUCTION THIS R C ik UES. %, MAY, IDAY ant SET RDA ey THURSHAY, FR. CARPETS. &e. at Auction.—On FRIDAY AFI ER™OON; March 2d, at 2 o'clock, on the pavement in front o! the Post Office Department, we shail sell a lut o! tne omen’s aud Misses’ India Rubber Over- cash; over that sum, & Siand 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. balance scattering. Necessary te a choice 67. Mr. Deitrick. wa Lycoming, now arose. and in aloud, emphatic voice moved that Henry D. Fos. ter. of Westmoreland. be nominated by acclama- tion. A scene of the wildest enthusiasm ensned. The motion was put by the president, who «nnounced that Mr. Foster was nominated by acclamation Railroad a oe ef a Counter- jeiter Crxcinnati, Feb. -—On Saturday night the engine of the ex rain ou tbe Marietta and Cincinnat! railroad was thrown from the treasle work near Vincennes by the displacement of = rail. The engineer and firemen were badly in jured, but none of the passengers were burt George S. Gilbert was arrested yesterday for at- tempt ng to pass a spurious five dollar bill on the Hartford Bank, of Hartford, la. ‘1 birty-two bun dred and eighty dollars in one's, two's, tive’s and ten’s of the same issue were found in his trunk a The Cenventien. Battimore, Feb. 29—The dispatch in the New York Herald was a canard he Conver. tion referred to was only a city convention to choose eleven delegates to the State Convention, which meets on the 20th inst., and only five of the eleven are friends of Douglas. The only dis- trict that has elected delegates to Charleston is the fourth. composed of the twelve upper wards. The delegates are ex-Gov. Thomas and Mr. Gwynn, s¢ | anti-Douglasites The Louisville Excitement. Lovisvitie, set —Jobn Haskel, ee ar- raignment for examination yesterday on the charge of coving committed a beinous crime caused such an excitement, was to-day examined and held in bail for the sum of $6,000, which failing to pro- cure he was recommitted. A‘lisnow quiet, the people seeming satisfied to allow the law to take its course. Missouri Legi Sr. Lovis, Feb. 23.—The extra session of the Missouri Legislature, called by the Governor tc By J. C. Mc6UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. An «clock at the auction rooms, we shal: sell. in sums to suit— Pen Sopeee of Washington quarterly 6 per cent, Stock, 3 82.500 apemten of Alexandria Registered 5 per cent. Stock. Terms cath in current funds, CHAS. A, 1.ANK, Adminietrotor, fo 23-4 IRE & CO., Ancia, By ITY STOCKS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON ee 4 o'clock, at the auction rooms, we shal: sell, in ]1 t Soi ‘Corporation of Washington six per cent, it sero, Corporation of Washington five per cent. $50) Corporation of Alexandria six per cent. Stock. Term fe 2 nb terms: One-third cash; and the residue in, 12, and 18 month. bonds bearing interert, with security ises, on SATUR DAY, the Sd at4o’clock in the afte: No. 14, 1n Beall" FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March 2d, at J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. March 2d, 1860, it— ns o8sh in current funds a Beorgetown. ct. the heirs + Will be so! strator + to the noon, the west half of + the lot, and a lien on the property. ifthe terms are not complied with within 3 days, the p emises will bs resold on 5 days’ public notice, fe risk aud cont of the puronaccr. atti fe 10- . WOUDWARD. Trustee, BARNARD & BUCKEY, sucts. Staw&de ° GH Deeth, The coliection embraces many rare and valuable works in every department of literature and w amore future Catal J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ni AT CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS — I Th subsersberaare new arranging forsale t- commences on TUESDAY, March 20th, 1460. at 10 o’cl.ck, in the large room second door west of the | s auction rooms, about 150,00 volumes of Booka, (principalty seond-hand,) comprising the colleo- tions of the late Mr Templeman and the late 8. G. of Georgetown, D.C. fall description of which will be ¢! advertisements. the Auctioneers after the 1 JOSHUA RITCHIF, Administrator. INISTRATOR’S SALE OF STOCKS.— J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Avcts, * By BARNARD & BUCKEY RUSTEE'S SALE. the Circuit Court of the Di cause of B. Just an .—By virtue of decrees of i ins and host bidder, in font of the prem V, the sd’ day of March ext, 's addition to Georgetown. Also. art of Lot No. 113, in said acdition, beginnine 1.6 ~et from Beall street in the west line o! setdeep by 3) feet in width. A’so,ancther part of said jot No. il4, beginning 100 fect on the weet line of Green gtreet, 20 feet deep by 30 feet in beh oe with the improvements on each of resid par- ee, | nuts, have a-sured the propris in jogues may pociselant spon application to i take action on the railroad bills, met at Jefferson yesterday. An organization was effected by th election of Christopher Kribben, of St. Louie. 4 | Speaker of the House Heavy Loss by Fires in New York. New York. March 1 —Fires this morning de st oyed warehouses 9) Front street, and those also on the corner of Vesey and Greenwich sis. The fires were simultaneous. pe. New Yorx, March 1 —The steamship Edin- borg. from Liverpool, passed Sandy Hook about p.m. She will rrobybly arrive here about 2 30 p.m. with thee da s later dates at Fi: e¢ in New Orleans. New Organs, Feb. 23—A portion of the Union Cotton Press, with 1,00) bales of cotton, were burnt this morning. Loss $50,000. Balti BaLtimore, Ma Howard street 85.50 1 t re Markets. 1.—Flour closed active; Wheat closed active; red 32aS1.36; white $1 45051.59. Corn closed ac- and less firm; white 67. 72c ; yellow 7ia72c Pork closed steady; mess $18; prime 14.50. Lard Closed firm at ll ,alixe. Whisky closed steady pasion diets 2 Sy New York Markets. New Yorx March |.—Flour is firm; Southern $5 6085 50. Wheat is firm and wachanged. Com isquiet. Pork issteady. Lard steedy. Whisky dull at 23%. at ot Financial New Yorx, March 1.—Stocks are active and better; Cnteage ana Rock Island 624; Cumb Coal Co. 153; Illinois Central bonds = 4; Mich- igan Sonthern 17; New York Central 70%; Read- ing 404; Va. 6's 93; Mo. 6's 80, i zor Dx Hosterrer’s Stomach Ritreas Pi f i mpieey or auroad, To tently that the y Spepsis and | varee of una loyed pieasur ‘ - bid matter from the stomach, purifies the bie 4, unparte :¢newed vitality to the nercour system, giving it that tone aud enercy ivdispensab!> for the restoration ofhealth. The numerous > cknowiedee- ments of its superior exorllenos and benificent re that it cancot but proves great oure to the voted, and impert vitauty to the thorough system. For esie by Druggists and dealers generally ev erywhere, fe 27 eost i f t is WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to the pe ee Peg oe ey Aree" S SALE —In virtae of three writs | Pennsylvania avenu fth ar VE of fiort tacias isened fr the clerk’s five of | teenth streets, which joncer the Cireuit Court of the District of Columba. for | and States. wil be seen tnat his “st ing the cousty of Washingte: dd to me dir ond. I ud eve classes’ ars recom ied br will expoce to public sale. ferea-h im frontof Mar- gentlemen, presumed to be ot tin’s Hotel, on the corner of 8tn_and D streets, in ues, and of the comfort le the city «f Washington on SATURDAY, the ioth use by those whe require nid day of March next, 18:0. commencing at $ o'clock rtant instrnmentalities, Di. W. hae a. 2 wold to brown Mules, seized and lev: eati sd upon as the goods and chattels of Charies C.Ca‘y, and will be isfy Judiciais Nos 65,66 and 67.to May| « Gates tod in this city for several years. de 2-y 0"! p Lr JELLY term 1960 in favor of Daniel Crowley, Morris Svlii- 2 by be Re: lemy of Medi van and Patrick Barritt, . cine. It is twice mo: ious than the liquid W. SELDEN, oil. It as the only cure for Scrofuias, Consump- ‘ U.S. Marshal for District of Columbia, tion and all kinds of Coughs. - L8O, cae Soe eg —— “: = = 6 oil 18 0) i. For PLENDID DOUBLE ACTION GRAND | Sy ail respectable druggists in Wi ‘and ARP FOR SALE —The mubsoribers have for | Gaorgotowe Tape cplenaid Double Action Grand Harp. made | ” Pyxpouy, Parker & Mower, Wholesale Agente, by Brown, of New Vork. and onst $1.00. Will be | 15 Beekman street, New York city. no € Sm sold at & great reduction on the cost. Apply to “s he 8.C. McGUIRE & CO.,, Auction and Commis- Maus. Winslow, an experienced nurseand femn* sion Merchsnts, _ fe-6t | physician, hae cy Tord Surup for Ch Lag HE COPARTNERSRIP HERETOFORE | (28; uch greatly feoilitans the process of teething isting between Boswait & PRARsoN is thie | 97.7 gliay all pao. re to alnte the day dissolved by mutual coaerat- G, W. Pearson, wels, Depend upo: mothers, it wil ive the sole proprietor, pays and dollecte a'l debts of the to yourselves, and relief and health to your infants. firm: Es 4, ROSWELL, — | Perfectly nafe in all cases, See advertisement in fam: PEARSON: | another column. eo ll-ly Washington, Febrnary Ist, 1869, fe 3 3t* aang nine = FO "i EN, |, PEnnres.— desi mies will CHOOL FOR YOUNG CHILDREN, toting icing Demag wit ole So8ORG sessru Bee Rerw Cae He posdannteie ens Mrs.U.H. LAWR & Returns her thanks to those friends who so kindly sustained her undertax RPHANS" COURT, Frenvary lI rx, 1860, ing. and announces to ‘and the public that ahe | () eae feelait necessary to advance her terme of tuition to v 85 per quarter after the firstof March. bay CARRIAGE BORDEN, witn two well built Pieaen-e Carriages and Harnees They wiil be suid tauch below their v as heowner isa qruce B M CORPORATED CouLTER, Sec at to remove from the o: t tne Insu arce Office of McK E! Lr, 520 7th street, near LD. IMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO—Ix a - 183) —Joun 1. DoxaLoson, Pres; INSURE fe B-im* AT PRIVATE SALF—A pair of well matohed d ASHING TOS Xrv—te wit: In the ease of George A. ant, adqinie-rator vl Roplua ao". tho paaiplctrater ee h the approbation of the Orphans, Cont ashing ton co aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, tae ¥ th dav of March next, for the final sttlement and distribat | extate of raid decease !, of the as a’! the erediters aad ufied to attend (at the Orphans’ Court of Washine ton county aforesaid) with their claima, proper uched. or they may otherwise by law be exciud om all benefit in said deceased's esta Thi LIVES and BUYS a rder he publisned « and GRANT s ANNUITIES, o. Se ft yp ity te ef Descriptive pamphlets may be ined at the | said ith di Marei xt. * Company’s Agency for the District Colum! rue nop) ‘est: ED.N. ROACH, ofios of Lowi Johnson + Gon av aie ng stres fe i6-In' Recister Wi''s. and " . W. 3 L, Agen D. Re Haven. M.D. Mel Exe dese sont D. Mi A PIR a BL OPERTY NEAR THE a | rR CL AT PRIVATE SALE Thevut’ NEW NOVEL—Holmby Hou: Tale of | scrihers off r for sae Lot A,in Seusre No. >, Old Northamptonshire, by G J. Whyte Mel | fUnt ne 93 feet Ti:chen on Penney vasr® vile, one volume, paper, price cents; by mail © | }-twesn 24th and recta, 1 north L street, with « front of cents, Part Four of Tom Brown For fa on le at Booksto: if gets BLANC HAS D& MO} DN, rner ith et and Pa yotrs STatrun.tTi at Oxford, price 12 cts cet. with the improvements, tin! three-etory brick Dwe outlay of money od tte 8 first-class : DT frovtiay 4 feet In form ard fonotures th benutifel and neonate | 10 nenne om Bibs ritis|ciwan" Yt Mf wramee pecimen of American art is unsurpassed any 8 brick rtab'e in ihe r.e- of the ict. epecimen of like character ever produced. It is & fc. mpple to Sap-supile at ae” Lae Oat J23. C. MoGUIRE & CO., yom and Com'n Me ebants. and, Vii owth Caro- “wend ipootd i ‘abama, lessesipel and | SS ELAR. us of the ' ress their or-ers & . P. CULVER, Washington he pg city. D. C., secom: by & remittance. 8 vere ck " rk 1 still conti pt Saddie seven to ay me ee | Baths copy ofthe, Geapuertn, wad, papere SELLING OFF AT COST, ‘To LD. I vn cows Ip cash, Ae ie persons in bry