Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1860, Page 3

Srom Tux Stax office. S———————————_., Reorcanizarr oer ION OF THE Dr: of officers new armory. Capt. Tart havin; 1 meet. poten tr. MeLaughlin the mere ju ne serbia y stated the object of their ay Mr. McLaugblin, in the nation, suid that at the last iutersel meae field atthe residence of Capt. Sebwarzmann i understood that the object for which they ina few days. For the Purpose of giving Col. Hickey every opportunity and treating hint with the greatest possible cou: > they agreed to ad- ss sime due, —— = within a reasonable time Col Hickey di announce the said reorganization whith i ad ing at that meeting, Capt. Tait sh He understood that three, and More than three. such officers had requested Capt. T. to call the present meeting. Remarks were then made by Mr.Thos E Lloyd _ and others, fully concurring in the object for which the meeting was convened, vit: To adopt measures for a reorganization; at some effective the same time severely rebuking those who had sought to cast stigmas upon the District militia and the citizens, charging them with a want of attention and hospitality to the Seventh Regiment; and that regiment, knowing the hasty manner in which the arrangements were made, and the con- dition of the District mili the time. should have had more respect for themsetves, as soldie:s and gentlemen, than to have given encourage- ment to such vile imputations as had been made. After a free expression of opinion— Mr. McLaughlin offered the following resolu- tien; which was unanimously ado) s Resolved, cand Soy ipeeiy of nine officers be appointed by the Chair to call on the Secretary of apand ascertain from him how fara reorgani- zation of the D'strict regiment of volunteers, on a basis more liberal than has heretofore existed. would meet with bis approbation, and to report atan adjourned meeting to be held at this armory on this night week The Chair appointed the following officers to constitute said committee, the president (Capt. Tait) to be chairman SYR ee Peck, Capt. Schwarz man, eee aera Ce t. King, Capt. Watt, Capt vangley, Ca ollingsworth, Capt. Shae: Capt MeLaugblin = 7 Sie ee The committee will endeavor to obtain an au- dience of the Secretary on Wednesday Without the transaction of further business the meeting adjourned A Sgvere Fickt.—Thursday mornir g, meetin with vtticer Kelly, a constable of 16> conte whose head was somewhat freshly marked with Scratches and cuts. and the fingers of his right hand bound up, we ventured to ask the cause of his condition. He stated that yesterday, in the vicinity of Massachusetts avenue and Third street, a well known colored individal named Bill * Ford, was creating some disturbance in a crowd of persons, and a gentleman called upon him to quiet the party by taking Ford away. He went to Ford and told him he had better leave there or he would be arrested. Ford pushed him off, and told him to away. Kelly seized him. and Ford commenced striking bim on the head and face. Kelly got him down, and Ford caught his fingers in his mouth. The officer called on the white men around to aid him; they all refused, Ford still biting his fingers.’ With his disen- zaged hand Kelly got his billy out of his pocket tos rike, when one of the waite men seized it Finding no prospect of ip, he retaliated the biting and scratching game, when the darkey got euough, but on rising he managed to eseape Since then, — has been arrested for an assault on Ford, the oath being made by a white man, and the hearing will be had before Justice Fe yuson. Kelly wants to see some of the witnesses. as he thinks be will be able to identify some who refused to ald him. In the scuffle he lost bis watch keys and a gold cross, which were attached to his watch by a guard. Mr. Watter S Hunter, of this city, lectured before a lyceum audience of some sixteen hundred persons, in New Bedford, Massachusetts, a few nights ago. The subject was Western Africa, and from his large experiences upon that coast the speaker was enabled to present his points with the vivid interest of an eye witness. A delineation was given of life on ship-board in the naval ser- vice, and of the incidents of the voyage from New York to Sierra Leone, including a visit to the Cape Verd and to the Canary Islands. Descrip- tions were presented of Liberia, Cape Palmas, Benin, and other portions of the coast of Guinea. The a features of an infantile nationality, as exhibited in Liberia, were brought to view; but the philanthropic urpose of that republic was extolled, and the sel! -denying efforts of Bishop Paine, of the Episcopal Church, were alluded to with earnest commendation. Snch labors were a the true ahtidote for the bitherto ntractable barbarism of that undeveloped conti- nent. The New Bedtord pers speak of the lec- ture as one of first-class meri ——— Maryranp AnnvuaL Conrerence.—This large body of the ministers and laymen of the Methodist Protestant Church will assemble in Baltimore, Md , on the second Wednesday in March. We are happy to state that Rev. Washington Roby, the able presiding officer, who was so dangerously ill in Georgetown while on an official visit to the District, has sutticiently recovered to resume his important duties. The churches of the District are choosing their lay delegates to the Conference. Geergetown station will be represented by T. A Newman; Ninth street, Washington, by Rev. U Ward as delegate, Wm. H. Seneil alternate. The itinerant system of this Church will require the change of several able and successful minieters in and about this district, their terms of service hav- ing expired. Rev. David Wilson, the popular ——_ of Congress-st. church, Georgetown, and ev. John RON ichols, the missionary r of East Washington Misson, come under this rule A very large number of changes will be made in other portions of the Conference district. RETURNED.—Moses Lowenstein, who was con- victed at the last term of the Criminal Conrt of keeping a bawdy house, was out on bail, Mr. Henry na being his security. As soon as his couvictiion was announced, and before he was called to received the sentence of the Court, he vamosed from the city, leaving his security to pay the bond. This Mr. Labna did not feel inclin todo. A capias was issued by tle Court, and a bail piece was obtained by Mr. L.. who started with Officer Keese for New York. Keese got the assistance of Ofticer O’Brien, of New York, who ‘was soon on the trail of the fugitive} but while he ‘was gone to the residence of Lowenstein, that in- dividual by a window of the Sweeney House, where Keese was sitting. Keese called him and detained him till the officer returned, who took him toastation house. He was kept there until the cars started, and this morning ar- rived in Washington and was taken to the office of Justice Donn, and from thence to jail to await the senteace of the Court, which sits next Monday. New Scuoors.—The success of our schools daring the past year has been good. Sev- @al hundred pupils bave been added to schools; the application for places flow in every day by degrees; and the a have SS . nanny reate as man four new = a the Second Tagen ery the the M. E. Church South, which isia el of Miss Laura Reed; two in the Third Dis- trict, the first being located in the old Capitcl, under charge of Miss Freeman, and the second in Odd Fellows’ Hall, near the Nagy Yard, under charge of Miss Lucy B. Davis; and one in the Fourth District, located in Island Hall, in charge of Miss Anna Dawes. Tux AsyLum.—The total number of inmates at the Washington Asylum wasi?s. The comme icement of spring operations on the farm made, in view of the amount of work to be performed, the Intendant finds himse!f comparatively short of hands. The workhouse t 4 Strens Ixstncunst,—We have just seen at aire & ponhc ween ee sale, a su barp, of meke of Browne, “a oy Wyhe as a manufacturer of this .' hist ‘ht to burn the smbie prebos John E. Norris. Esq., on Seventh street, between | st and New York avenne. The incen- diary started a fire under the floor,which burned a hole, some three or four feet in the two-inch king, but was discovered early this morning a _ who came to the stable to deliver s loed of hay, and extinguished. ORE SUN are received ik Rict Mintrta,— an adjourned mahi boar. the District militia Lae tte on, however, that if , through ’ insurance the Alexandria con Pact. whien ‘was burnt down the other e Pouice Matrens—Before Justice Williams. — Wm. Barton met Isaac Lancaster in the street, and having a dificulty with him, took it out in cursing after the fashion most ved by fancy darkeys. The consequence wus, illiam paid the magistrate 5.94, Edward Johnson and Edward Humphreys cut some drunken shines in Leffler’s lager beer saloon, for which they were brought to justice, and fined bare! Cen for os benefit —— Corporation. sainor on a very drunken spree, and behaved ill manner! bi 3 Justice, ‘who fined hic at ete james was considered to have overste cokeunde of modern Propriety, and by the same — the Mayor and Corporation were considered = hte itraged; so James was required to isaac Lancaster was c ed with ‘wall us wi Barton. She Ret Wine ening rited rivalry between the twain in relation to “‘profession.’? thought Lancaster had dtemagea aesimeate and Ann Gi; eee rea a 5 tested on a charge of common vagrancy, andl soon Provided with food and clothing at the Corporation's e: cone aoe ‘n the eastern suburb ef the m. Warren was havior in a public plac Before Justice Clarke ‘Charles Murra — I y was brought uponan accusation under the non-resident ordinance of the Corporation, and duly found to be a non-resident negro. He was fined $10 and Charles Schenning, Wm. Schenning, and John Schenning, thgee First Ward -+beauties,”’ were accused of disorderly conduct in tke streets, ai Were all fined $7 55each. Wm Shenning me also fined $2 16 for profane swearing in the streets. son, Mary Wheeler, accused of disorderly be- e, and was fined $5.91. Unrvry Juvenines, Beware —A complaint was yesterday entered and an affidavit made be- fore Justice Thompson, at the Fifth District Police Office. against a certain youth, who, with divers others, had several times lately been guilt (ace cording to the charge preferred) of assemb! ngin gangs on Eighth street. and then and there using profane and incedent language, to the annoyance of respectable house-keepers in that vicinity. It may not be imprope to state that such juvenile disorderlies assemble and set the city laws at defiance in other portions of this city. It seems, therefore, not only desirable, but absolutely neces- sary, that the police officers should be Prompt, energetic, and untlinching in the execution of the law and the city ordinances prohibiting street dis- orders and other similat nuisances. We tinder stand that in the case and complaint above referred to, it is the determination of the Police justice to issue warrants against all juveniles whose names are handed to him, as they certainly will be, if their evil practices are continued in the streets of the Fifth Police District. We therefore conclude a y i iuveni berate by saying, “Unruly Juveniles, be- Tue Lecture before the Art Association on Thursday night was by Mr. Z Richards,who has been known in this city for the last ten years asa successful teacher. and who is well ualified to illustrate the claim of the teacher to e an artist. Defining an artist to be one who by his own inge- nuity and skill makes use cf natural objects in representing, combining and constructing such works as may be necessary or useful for man, be proved the teacher's claim, and ve the analo- gies in the subjects, the materials amd the objects of both artists and teachers—that the artist had the advantage in being able to select his subjects, to reject bad materials, and to vary his object at will; while the teacher was expected to make good scholars and upright men out of someting very t materials. Again, the artist could form his plan and execute it also; while the teacher sel- dow had the satisfaction of commencing and completing his picture. That this would be most for the advantage of the child was illustrated by the successful education of the children of Queen Victoria, who selected competent teachers and to brea committed the entire education of her chil- ren. Supreme Court — Yesterday, Mr. Justice Wayne announced to the Bar that the Court would adjourn over from this day to Monday, the i2th of March, and that the cases that have been postponed or continued on account of the absence or inability of counsel to attend may be submitted on printed arguments at any time before the 25th of March instant. George Wm. Wright, Esq., of New York city, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court ° No. 279. James Smith, master of the “barque Yankee,” appellant. agt. Martin Gallagher. Ap- peal from the Circuit Conrt of the United States for the northern district of California. On mo- tion of Mr. Pringle, of counsel for the appellant, and with the assent of Mr. Manchester, of counsel for the i pee this appeal was dismissed, with costs. Adjourned. [communicateD. , Street Nvisancrs.—Editor Star: it has been sometimes asked, Are the merchants and store- keepers in front of whose stores and places of busi- ness on Pa. avenue pid be found, every morning, dust sweepings and other unseemly refuse, aware that in so pete them @r causing them to be placed, they are liable to a fine, under a wel'- known but too-often disregarded elty ordinance? Would it not be well if the licepificers, who are well paid for executing the corporation laws, Would attend to this part of their duty with promptness and vigor, sothatour beautiful avenue and streets were thoroughly cleansed and purged from every kind of nuisance and Me sacle 2 X.Y. %. Centre Marxet.—The supply in the market this morning was of fair quality, and equal to the demand. The country dealers at this season are not numerous in the market, and the main supply is furnished by the licensed dealers. The butch- ers presented a very attractive range of stalls in their department. The fish shed was not as well supplied as the purchasers could desire. The supply in the fruit and vegetable stands was about the average. The hay market was slimly attended, and the demand there was light. The ‘ices generally are unchanged, a slight fall be- ng noticeable in the price of such articles as in- crease in quantity in the spring. Acts or THE Councits —The Mayor has signed and approved the following acts pa by the Gity Conncils:—An act making an appropriation to pay for the rental of the house occupied by the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company; an act making an appropriation to defray the expenses of receiving, weighing and proving water pipes, fire-plugs, &c ; joint resolution of thanks the Seventh Regiment and military companies; joint resolution authorizing the printing of the report of the Water Board of Georgetown, and the re- port of M. C. Meigs, Engineer; an act making an appropriation for the repair of the steam-dredge and scow. Pretty N&aRLY 4 Nutsance.—There isan open lot on B st_, between Ninth and Tenth, to which we have been requested to call the attention of those whose duty it is to abate Corporation stenches. In passing it yesterday, a hasty glance revealed to the gaze of the reporter the presence there of one dead dog, three cats ditto, and a de- funct Shanghai rooster. The dog lay gracefully at length, atop of a goodly-sized pile of garbage, within three or four feet of the sidewalk. Tue THEATRE was again crowded last night, on the occasion of the benefit of Mr. Murdoch, who nated Claude Melnotte in the play of “The Lady of Lyons,” with his usual ability To-night, by particular request of many citizens who could not gain admission to the Theatre on Thursday night, he repeats his great personation of “The Stranger,”’ to be followed by Shaks- peare’s comedy of ‘‘Katharine and Petruchio.”” ANOTHER ARREST.—A man named Thos. Court- ney was arrested yesterday on suspicion of being connected with Walsh, the man now in jail for the curtain robberies which were causing so much annoyance in ourcity. The prisoner gave bail for a hearing. As yet, nothing positively con- necting him with the acts has been manifested. It is yet undergoing the investization of the Chief of Police. Epitor Star: The hog nuisance is as intoler able as the authorities seem to be inexorable and immovable on the subject They have been ap- led to in vain, again and again. I hope the og catchers will immediately,while the grunters are at work in this rain-wash weather, make a clean sweep (if they ever can) of square 449 (Goat alley), which isa perfect hog menagerie. A Surrerer. Fing.—This morning the roof of a dwelling bouse at the Navy Yard was discovered to be ou fire. The alarm was given and the firemen turned out, and by their exertions with the aid of the neighbors the flames were extinguished, with the loss of the roof. The dwelling is occupied by Mr. Pugitt. vor Dssate.—The Debating So- cles berry to the Alexandria Boarding School (Col. Kemper principal.) had for a subject last night the q jon—‘* Was Virginia justifiable in execution of Old John Brown ” It was decided in the affirmative, without much debating. Ma_ J.T. Jonnsox was nominsted for Mavor, ia Alexandria. oa“Thursday evening, by a “‘Citi- zens Meeting * The whole number of votes cast was 159; necessary toa choice 80 John T. John- son received 111; Edward Sangster 22; and I. B ickingham 26. e * Acar or Fins —Early last night, a false alarm was given, which called out the fire companies, and caused them to drag their heavy apparatus a long distance. It ts a great pity that the mis- chievous persons who create those alarms cannot be detected and punished. . Lecter: at tHe Suitusostay —Prof. J. 8. a will deliver a lecture. at the Smithso- nian on Monday evening next, under the auspices of the Young Men's Association, on «« New Mexico and its Ancient Inhabjtants,” with. {Uustrations. Overzoarp.—At a late hour last night, a well- known backman, named Thomas Turner, for Four-and-a-balf street. to go to the Seventh Ward. Through some remarkable obfuscation of the perceptive faculties he missed the way. and turned down Sixth street, at the foot of which he drove into the Canal is hack and horses re- mained there until by the aid of the Auxiliary Guard the latter were got out, one of them badly burt by the accident. "The hack remained tn the Canal uatil this morning; not ver; badly injured except by the injudicious mode taken for its re- Moval. It was fortunate for Tommy that the water at this point was not very deep. Not &0.—To avoid misapprehension, we are requested to say that the statement in the Wasb- ington correspondence of the Baltimore Sun that “the Government steamer Water Witch left this morning. freighted with manufactures and tim- ber, fog the Norfolk navy yard,” isanerror. The Water Witch is counactek wrth the Home Squad- ron, and {s at present cruising on the south side of Cuba, commanded by Lieut. Sartori. The freight boat Anacostia, is in all probability the vessel al- Indedton PO nda aoe THE Lavizs of Wesley Chapel, it should be borne in mind, commence holding a festival on Monday evening next, in the building adjoining Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Seventh st., for the purpose of raising funds to assist in the purchase of a par- sonage. Good music will be in attendance. and plenty of refreshments at hand for the accomme- dation of visitors. BEPRoressor Love closes his engagement in this city to-night. The hall was crowded last night with a very fashionable audience, who seemed highly delighted with his entertainment. Asso many of his feats are origif#) no one should fail to see him. Stocx Sars —Yesterday afternoon, McGuire & Co, sold at their auction rooms %2,500 Alex- andes Mepl gebped six per cents at 80; $300 Cor- poration o! ashington five per cents at 83!5; and $500 Gorporation-six per pales 1013. iey ILLNESs oF A MacistRatE.—Wm. Cooper, Esq , the police magistrate of the Seventh ard, has been confined to his bed by serious illness for several days. The business of that office is per- formed by magistrates of the adjoining districts. CHESAPEAKE AND O10 CaNAaL.—In consequence of a rise in the Potomac river, five boats left Wil- liamsport on Friday and Saturday last, loaded with 4,600 barrels of flour, for the Georgetown market. Wartcu Returns e Doyle, drunk and quorderly; | workhouse $0 days. Wm. B'aden, do ; do. m. Jones, do.; do. Five lodgers were accommodated. . “Tue Root oF att Evi" 1s the venom of disease instilled into the sy: OE early abuse, indulgence and excess of any kind, This must be eradicated from the se stem without delay; not a momentghould he lost. The pernictous use af mercury do it; nay. it will injure rather than care. semar 1,2 §3, isyoer only chance—a perusa’ of the book \ Human Fravlty, or Physiological Researches,” 1\- lustrated with colored engravines will explain ew. erything. “It will only ens? vou 25 cents, Ao be had of Dr, Barrow 194 Bleecker street, New York. Sent free of. postage everywhere. . Sold also by S. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington, D.C. fe8 Im.r WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to the advertisement of Dr. Woolfson, the optician, 264 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Thir- teenth streets, which appears in the Intelligencer and States. It will be seen that his “strengthening spectacles and eye glasses” are recommended by many eminent gentlemen, presumed to be judges of their good qualities, and of the comfort to de- rived from their use by those who require the aid of these important instrumentalities. Dr. W. has heen Tooated 1m this city for raveral years. do 20-y UERU’s Cop Liver O1n JELLY. Ayerore by the New York Academy of Medi- cine. It is twice more efficacious than the liquid oil, It 18 the only oure for Scrofulas, Consump- tion and all kinds of Coughs, Lo, Querv’s JELuiFizD Castor O11, by which the offensive greasiness of the oil 1s obviated. For sale by all respectable druggists in Washington and Georgetown PENFoLp, Par : Mowe, Wholesale Agents, 15 Beekman street, York city, no 8 Sm Tu use or Dr Hostetrer’s StomacH BittTESs for Dysyepaia, Fiatuiencs, Heaviness of the Stom a h,orany othe ike affection, is second to none in America or avroad. To be able to state confi- dent'y that tho ‘sitters’ ave a ce-tain curs for the Dyspepsis and like discacer, is to the proprietors & ares of ura loved pleasure. It removes. all mor- tid matter f.om the stomach, purifies the biood, imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system, giving it that ton aud enercy indispensable for the restoration ofhealth, The numerous» cknowledge- mente of its superior excellence and benificent re suits, have assured the proprietora that it cannot but provea great cure to the atHicted, and impart Vitaiity to the thorough system. For sale by Druggists and dealers genera'ly ev ery where, fe 27 eost Mus. WINsLow, an experienced nuraeand female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for Childen Teeth- ing, Which greatly facililatos the process of teething by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation— will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and health to your infants, Perfedtly safe inall cases, See advertisement in &nother column. oe 11 .—Per desiring Pennies will always find them for enohamenet the Gear Moe anuntary "s Daxses Svuizs, eat * _ Mon’s Business Swite, ” Yourus’ Dazss bili Oe a Betis, CHILDREN’s Dazss Suits 5 's School Suits, Marble Hall Clothing -ly Watrer & Co. snot rown’s Hotel Buil ng would respectful!: Sunowncs. that their annual display of Fall ani inter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It is comprised of an assortment of Gentiemen’s and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs in material, trimming, and workmanship, To those who atudy excellence with economy, in fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now ‘od for selecting from the most attractive stook gf Rend “Made Clothing in this city; at a Of pneumonia, on the morning of the at 6 clock. ELEXIUS CHESELT 6 th year of his age. (Balt Sun, Port Tobacco Times and Phils. papers.) On Saturday morning, Sd instant, GEORGE A., aged 16 veareana 9 months, eldest son of Geo. W! and Catharine J. Hinton. . The reiatives and friends ef the family are re quested. to attend his funerai, on Monday afternoon, at 3 ‘o’cl 492 Maryland avenue, between 43; Qnd 6th sts. (Intelligencer) . On Thursday, the Ist instant, MARY TERESA, daughter of Henry and Louisa M, Trine, aged 2 years and 9 menths, = =a RS : OOD! Soe an ‘Steam Fire Wood Sate Mill, 4% street and Canal, OAK WOOD sawed 1 four parts and split, de- livered to any part of the large or small Solavetieation civente tho ascencaettg attention en vende Md G. L. SHERIFF, N R T.F.GASZYNSKI, Professor and Teacher of Fashionable Denoing. respectiulle an.eouncesto his pupils and the ladies and gentlemen of Washington and Georgetown, that he wiil give the last quarter’s instruc tion, and prepare his pupils for the Mey Bal Wularas’ Concert Hall : to commence on February 21, at 4 o’clock p. m., and continue every Tuerday and Thursday afternoon fo 20 2w* [ERCHANT TAILORING, CLOTHING Mang To ORpRR. GENTLEMEN’S SPRING GOODS. In announcing the reception stock of BOTS. CASSIMERS, and VESTINGS of all grades ant q saliti-n, we beg to assure gentiemen tnat our facilities for making Clothing to order, of te best and and finest quality is not surpassed by eny house this side of New \ ork, and our p cases varying at least 25 to # p than the usual city rates for good WALL, STE S& cu, fe 29 6t Clothi 2 Pa. avenue, T PRIVATE SALF~A pair of well matched bay CARRIAGE HORSES, witn two well built Pleasure Carrieges and Harness PN They will be sold much below their value,. asthe Legend i ut So capaye Frac eecity: tne wire at the Insu-ance ice of MCKENNEY LANSDALE. 520 7th atreet, near D. — fe 28 eo3t Cc OAL! m COAL! co Lin Daily expented, acargo of COAT , Red and White Ash, gg and Furnace Sizeca superior artrole, and will be sold low from vessel. DICKSON. GORDON & Co.. Corner Vermont av. and | at.; mar 1-St_and cor. Water and Green sts.. George’n BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.—In CORPORATED 189). —Joun 1. DonaLpson, Pres.; Mrhis company INSURES LIVES and BUYS ty mn p&p’ pe ee ive Company's “Axonoy for the District et Column, = Gal wis Johnson + Co,, Tee street DOR Hicwen M1 Mad RAIL: teen ad Err / N&W GOODs. Sorerior SHIR Tie ™“Linens AND 200 pieo*s Bieached and B: irti : Pe s 1 eae irting a 12 4, superior lo ‘8, Napkins, and Towel ree superior igs and Towelings, inens, ad if nent 35 dozen fine Stitched Linon snd Mende shirt All just received and are selli at thelowest ions. 3. W. COLLEY 2°60" femtw 524 Th sie shove Para. at ‘uesday, apres’ TRAVELING RAGS! - ‘Tho largest variety ever off-red in the city. at low ey ever OH CAUGHL TNS. Css, BE Pinar? St (Cons.&States ) A avenue. OFFICE, 282 PENN. AV., nar. lite AND l¢Tu STREETS FURNACE A COOKING, WATOR = BAD ATRUBE AND GRATS chly PRE BS delivery ; 2,940 Ibs. to wie Ter ap got Bearers glibe cy Sint ito Wad nave aed Ufioe No, 282 Ps. av. bet. ith and tzth sts: fe 27° aay GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS. EMT RES A Resoxrtion in regard to a certain Bill now . ing in Congress. Whereas a ed been introduced in the Senate of the United States to prohibit all Corpo- rations in the District of Columbia from issuing notes or bills of any kind for circulation in the erga of Columbia after the first day of April Be it resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of ‘e Corporation of Georgetown, That the said measure is repugnant to the well known wishes of the people of this town; that, however well intended it may be, it ts founded ‘upon a misapprehension of the true interests of our people; that it would sink us to the feet of the cities which. enjoying the aid and facilities of legit:mate banking, are com- peting with us for the trade and commerce upon which we have mainly subsisted for more than al xty Years, that it would restrict ovr resources, cram industry, depreciate the value of A Property, an pecaaly, decrease our population; thal, ce the ong experience of all the commercial cities of the Union bas taught them that a well regulated bank- ing system is an indispensable auxiliary to their prosperity. we cannot conceive why it is not of equal and imperative importance to us; that we object to it, also, on the ground that while its os- tensible object is to discountenance the circulation of paper imoney, it authorizes and invites the banks of the States to tlood the District with paper money, of the soundness and stability of Jetos ie ow nothing; that we have no ob- nm ie passage of any laws by Congress which would place our banks upon a. basis of greater secur'ty than may be deemed now to exist, but we dread ‘the consequences of a sudden dis. ruption of a system with which we have been so long familiar, and with which we will be satis. fied until a more wholesome and congenial one shall have been substituted by the kind consider- ation and wisdom of Congress. And be it further resolved, That the Mayor be, and is hereby. reatesied to present a copy of this resolution te each House of Congress. as a delibe erate and most respectful expression of the views of this Corporation upon a subject of grave im- portance to the ple of Georgetown. Approved February 13, 1860. A Resovion in favor of E. R. Abbott and W. H. Tenney. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Couarit of the Corporation of Georgetown, That the Clerk pay to the order of E.R. Abbot tie sum of twenty-five dollars in full of his bill for refreshinents furnished to the firemen on the night of the fire January 23d, 1860; and that the Clerk pay to the order of W. H. Tenney the sum of thirty dollars and seventeen cents for bill from April Ist to Dec. 31st, 1859; and that the Clerk pay tothe order of W.H. Tenney the sum of seven dollars and forty cents for his expenses to Annapo- lis, as per resolution Dec. 17, 1559, in relation to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Approved Feb. 15, 1560. A ReEsotvrion in favor of Robert Ould Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, That the sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars be, and the same is hereby, appropriated to be paid by the Clerk to the order of Robert Ould for Ppro- fessional services as the Recorder of Georgetown for the years 1857, 185s, and 1959. Approved Feb. ‘18, 1560. eee FOR SALE AND RENT. (Sea First Pare.) Dea RABLE FURNISHED HOUSE RENT.—The subscribers have for ren! a very eign fi furnished House, in the immediate vicinity of Winder’s Building. ‘Yo a tatisfactory tenant the rent will be made satisfactory. J. C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers and Com. Merchants. OR RENT—Two Frame Cottage HOUSES. containing 6 rooms each, situated on Marsachu- setts avenue, between l4th and 15th sts. Good water on the premises. Rent $10 per month. For par- ticalars inquire at the brick house on the premisz mags 3t O RENT-A three mar 3-lw story BRICK HOUSE; itab'e for a dweil 0 baker, or oonfe, 7th street west, between Hand I 92. Inquire on the premises. ner, streets OR RENT—A two-story and atti HOUSE, situated on Ist street. near the corner of C st.. itol Hill, Jt contains 1 rooms,and has a fine ga:den of near an acre of ground, and also a pump with a weil of fine water. ‘Toa good tenant, the rent will he given imme- diately. For terms, please apply te DAVID MOORE, North Capitol st., near the Glenweod Cemetery. mar 3 3t" ZOR RENT—On Capitol Hill, two FRAME OUSES, on the corner of Maryland avenue - One of them is a good business stand. With large yard and 8 ale, Inquire of WILLIAM GREASAN, corner of 13th and Eats. mars-at* WOR SALE—A large 8 story BRICK HOUSE (fire proof,) tn the tear of Jackson Hall, piit- able for carpenter or coachmaker, or for any other manufacturing establishment: well situated for business. Terme easy. Apply at THOS. HA VENNER’S, 347 C street, between 435 and 6th ate, mar 2-lw* OR RENT OR SALE—The new three atory FRAME BOUSE, en O atreet north, between 8th and 9th streets west, containing 9 rooms. and with good yard and stable attached. Apply to A. DUVAL, Agent, Temperance Hali, E street. mar 2 lw* NOTICE. HE Subscriber will sel! a sal! FARM contain- Ing 173 acres, with a new house and barn; a young orchard of choicefruit, Its eituation, 4 miles from the Navy Yard bridge, on the river road and 2 miles from Alexandria Ferry. For further infor- matin Ineuire at Nr. HENRY PIRKLNS'S, at xen branch. war 2-3t™ HENRY HATTON, OR SALE-A valuable FARM ina high state of cultivation situated in Alexandria county, , coutaining one hundred and thirty five sores, more or less. Itadjoins the farm of Major W. D. Nutt and is about seven and a half miles from Washington city. For particulars apply at the Star Office. mar t-dtje 1 OR SALE—A email FARM of acres. situated at the Little Falls, havin mfortabledwell- ing-house, corn-house, stables, &c; well-fenced and watered ; within four miles of Washington; 15 acres in cultivation, the balance in handsome wood- land. Itis peouliarly.desirableas a country resi dence, being perfectly healthy and most romantical- ly situated ; excellent fishing and hunting. Inquire of Mr. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge, Little Falls. de 7-2awt SSIRABLE PROPERTY NEAR THE RROL ES at PRIVATE SALE.—The sub ecribers off r for sale Lot A,in Square N ». fronting = i et 4 incher s' 24th and Der iectrect with a front of 33 feet on said L street, with the improvements, consisting cf a sub stantial three-story brick Dwelling House, with brick pak building. With comparatively a sinsll outlay of money thie property could be converted into a first-class reAlso, lot No 8 in Sqvare No. 87, fronting 44 feet 1Wirches on &th s‘reet, between 1. and M streets north, running back 122 feet 2}¢ inches to a Sv feet al ey, we boek seatho in the rear of the lot. \, &C., 8 Forterins, 07 80Pi4 © ©. MoGUIRE. & CO. fe2i-eotw Auction and Com'n Merehants. AND FOR SALE —The subscriber offers for sale 50 acres of Land, three miles from the Cap- itol. Itis enclosed ; about one half cultivated. the other in wood. The location is elevated ard healthy. Payments—$1,00 cach ; the remainder of the pur- chase money to be pai d_18 mouths, wath i Inquire of R. T. RYAN, corner sth an ‘Diets, or to8. B, SCAGES, Washington county, Dc fel4 lawaw* | ESIRABLE NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUSE_ON 11TH STREET, BETWEEN F AND G EEi8, FOR SALE.—The sub- sciib-ra offer for sale a new three story Brick Dwelling House, jvat compl.ted,f onting on lth street, between F and G streets, containing 8 rooms with iarge pantry, bath room, wood cellar, &c Water and gas on the premises. plate glassin front, iron balcony, and the whole finished in the be t Se ropacring ita very desirable residence for asi || family. 80, the lot at the ocrner of 11th ard F streets, which is a very desirable Jocation for business Apply to JAS c. McGUIRE & O., S21 -colw Auction and Com'’n Merchant Fo RENT—The laree fine three story BRICK HO! 537 17th street, second door north of Winder’s Building. Alro, a neat two-story Brick House on New Jersey avenue, between F and G streets north. For terms app'y to J. FP. WOL LARD, at No. 371 D sireet, between 7th and 8th streets. fe 25 eotf ESIRABLE DWELLING-HOUSE ONc E D STREET Korte BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH STREETS WEST, FOR SALE-—Tho subs*ribers are authorized to sell,on very accom modating ter a desirable three-story Brick Dwelling-house. with brick back buildings, con taining in ail thirteen rooms, situated on E street north, "between 5tn and 6th streets west Apnly to JAS. C. MoGUIRE & CU, Auction and Com mission Merchants. — fe 28-e0°w R T—As a storeroom or odie sa 6th st, cet, a square abo fe iad by Th: on & Banran. Apply STOWNEON S SUTEON obser tie ac BS avenue. fe78 eost™ OLWS STATUETTE STEPHEN 4. DOUGLAS. In form and features this beautiful and accurate FDC! fen of Ke character ever pred ink tle of the * Little Giant.’ at Gocvgn's Babe Brome No, 288 Penn "avons, iar cof clone pet ater u mun Norih ar} outh oe. remi' See reemee = a Bis copy te Sitaete and. papers fn thor oe maar A. H. BOUC AUCTION SALES. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO.,, Auctio; RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUA THE LATEST News. BL kRty ox Caritot Bitt.—On TUESDAY AE. T TERNOON. Maron 2tp, at 4% o’olock, on the TELEGRAPHIC. bora 18's and duly feosrdad sens see Ng rene: Peamsylvaaia Politi “ ords for Wastington county, | shall self the nus ~e ee rt of Lot numbered seventren, in square red seven hundred and twenty-nine, fronti 4 feet on east Capitol street. hy m ist and 24 streets east, rucning back 8% feet 3 inches, together With the improvements thereon. ; cConve*ancing at toe cost of the purchaser. Terms cash SOHN HEPBURN. Trustee, Personally very - —— raed ation created whose an minated, bontires Lingisae'y nouses were Illu- meeting beld, at which Mr.’ Y Foster appeared and J.C. MeGUIL i accepted the nominati mar 3 eokda eGUIRE @ CO., Aucis, pees egg thes Ty 2 band of ey © to MARSHALS SALE—In virtue ofa writ of fieri | SBE Tetidence of Mr. F., and serenaded bie fnoins issued from the Clerk's office of tha 5 Civcuit Court of the Dietr ot of Culumbia, for the county of Washington, and to me diree eal wit expose to public sale, for cach. in front of the court house door of said count: n TUBSDAY, the 2th day of March inst., 186", at '20’clock m , the full n: Arrest of Counterfeiters, Cixcrxsati, March 2 —On Wednesday. a de. scent was made ona gang of counterfeiters at L ington. Mo., who were caught in the act of alter ing de criced property, to wit: All defensart’s | ing billeon the Farmers’ Bank of Rhode Island right and intero tn and to Lot No.5. nsqnace No. | to the Farmers’ Bank of Wisconsin, and raising 72. 1n the city of Washingtor, D ¢ » together with | the denominations of other bank notes, including ete imerove: ap — seized | notes on the Farmers’ Bank of Lexington, to = roper ol rr x > y. , will ho wa'to eatiaty Jusien’s No. ioe, fo" Os! | SWeaties. Fitty-twoarresta were guade touer tera: 1354 in favor of James M. Stewart® a : __W. SELDEN, S. Marsal for District of Columbia. U mars dts N ARSBAL’S SALE—Iin virtee of a writ of fieri facias irsued from the C'erk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Co!umois, for the county of Washington, and to me directed, I will bg yd to public sale, for cash, in front “f the Bank ¢f Washingtoo,in said county,on THURSDAY, the 15th day of March inst., 183). commencing at § o'clock a. m., 2 four wheeled ston wagons, ceized and levied upon as the goods and chattels of Rickey, and wil! be so'd to r-tisfy Judie 14, to May term 1850, in favor of John Purde SELDEN, w U.S. Marshal for Dietr ct of Columbia. _mar 3-dts Missing Versons Toroxto,C.W., March |. —The body of Donald Semen Ee 4 well-known citizen of Toronto, was found to-day in the bay. He bas been missing for the last three months Jobn Sheridan Hogan, member of the Provincial Parliament for the county of Grey,C_W_, bas been missing for the past two months. His friends are much alarmed in consequence The Wis re Case Mitwavxir, March. 2 erman M. Booth Was yesterday rearrested by the United States Marshal, in the Glover Rescue case. Should 2 writ of habeas corpus issue by the Supreme Court of the State as before. the writ will be resisted by the United States autborities, and the question tested as tg the power of the state court. Cathelic Church Accident Cixcrxxati, March. 2 —The coroner's jury on the St. Xavier Catholic Church accident yester- day, will return a verdict to-da : A subscription has brea storted to aid the fami lies of the laborers who were killed. Over $5,000 is already subscribed, and a meeting will be held on Change to-day for the purpose of increas ing the amount. ees Fire. Boston, March 2.—A fire, at 1 o'clock this morning, destroyed the engine house and repair shop of the Worcester Railroad Company, in- cluding six locomotives, named as follows -—Bi son, Camel, Ajax, Nathan Hale, Hercules and Hecla. The bui 8 Were entirely gutted. Loss $75,000; insur: 000, in a Boston oftice THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW By BARNARD & BUCKEY TRUSTEES SALE,—By vi the Circuit Court of the Di cause of B. Jc steed others ngal administrator of Mionael Miller, wil! be sold at auction, to the y he bidder, in frort of the prem- isos, on SATURDAY, the Sd’ day of March next, at4 o'clock in the afternoon, the west half of 1 ot No. 114, in Beall’s addition to Georgetown. Also. ioe of Lot No. 115, in said aodition, beginnine 10 eet from Beall street in the west line of the lot, 20 f-et deop by 39 feet in width, A'so, another part of said lot No. 114, beginning 100 feet on the west line of Green gtreet, 2 feet deep by 30 feet in ss with the improvements on each of *aid par- eels, forma: One-third cash; and the residue in &, 12, and 18 month. bonds bearing interest, with security and a lien on the property, ifthe terms are not complied wi the p emices will be resol st the ri Within Sdavs, on 5 days’ public notice, and cost of the purchaser. W. R. WOUDWARD. Trustee, BARNARD & BUCKEY, auots. fe 10-3taw&ds By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. . F. FRENCH’S BOOK AUCTION THIS eek on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY aad SATURDAY, st the stre of W. F. Bayly, 278 Pa. avenue. fo 28 BEN. F. FRENCG, Salesman. The Maine Legisiature. Porttaxn, Mg., March 2—About three bun dred members of the Maine Legislature were on a visit yesterday, to whom a grand banquet and ball were given last night. The demonstration contemplates tbe removal of the seat of govern- ment from Augusta to Portland st FUTURE DAYS. By BARNARD & BUCKY ; Georgetown. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN GEORGE- TowN at Prusuic Avct on—On MONDAY AFTER NOON, Sth Maren, at :4: o'clock, we will sell, in front of the premises, parte of Lots 56 and 57, fronting 24 feet on Congress street. between Bridge ny and the Cana!, and running back 9 feet to an alley. This valuable lot was formerly the site of Odd Pellcws’ Hall, recently destroyed by fire, and will be sold, together with the brick and the remains of ths same, to the highest bidder. Terms: One-fourth cash; Lalarfée im 6,12 and 18 months, bearing interest, and secured by deed of trust on the p-emises. ut BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucte. _mari-d _ Georgetown, t Br A. GREEN, Auctioneer. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ann NITURE AT Avctic On TUES : 6th iest, 1 shall s- ll. atthe late residence of Enos E. Berkeley, deceased, on G street south, between 12th and lsth streets east, commencing at 12 o’cl#ck in., a goo4 assortinent of Furniture, viz: Mahozany So.as, Tables, Stands. Chairs, Deeks, Maple and other Bedsteads, Wardrobes and Washstands. Carpets, Chairs, Feather Bedding and Mattresses, Covking Steve and other articles of Furniture. Term® made known on day of sale. WM. DIXON: utor. mar 1-4 A, GREEN, Anet. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Gest (Nair SALE OF alge gta The ecbscribers are now arranging forsale to eommence on TUESDAY, March 20th. 1360, at 10 oelwck, in the large room kecoua door west ¢ nu Tooma, about 15,000 volumes of Books, paliy seeend-hand,) comprising the colleo- tions o1 the late Mr Templeman and the late 8. G. Deeth, of Georgetown, D.C. ‘The gollection embraces many rare and valuable ae. in every department of literature and sciences, more full description of which will be given in ‘ature advertieements. Catalogues inay be obtained upon application to he Auctioneers after the 15th inst. " ‘POSHUA RITCHIF, Administrator. fe2i-eokds J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ARSHAL’S SA! E—In virtue of three writs M mien facias issued from the clerk's cffice of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, for the county of Washington, and to me dir. cted, I The Ohio Republican State Convention Cotumecs, March 1—The Republican State Convention to-day resolved that Salmon P. Chae was their first choice for the Presidency The delegates at large at the Chicago Conven- tion are David K. Cart@?. Thomas Spooner, HC Bradbeck, and V. B. Horton The Lo . Sr Lovis, March 1.—The loss by the fire on Cherry street early this morning was from $15,000 to $20,000. William Ross, of Helena, Ark., was burned to death Baltimere Markets. Battimors, March 3 —Flour closed firm and active; Howard street 5.50 Wheat closed active and 2c. higher; white $1 50al 60; red $1 35ai 38 Corn closed active and Ic. higher; white 70a73c ; yellow 72a7ic. Provisions very dull and heavy, meas pork $1€. Whisky beavy at 2i\c. New York Markets New Yorx, March 3 —Fiour has advanced Sc , State $5 2045.25; Ohio $5 1526 10; Sonthern $5 70 *85 5. Wheat has advanced ic. Corn is firm Provisions are dull, Whisky is steady Financial New York, March 3.—Stocks are dull and easy Chicage and Rock Island 63',; Cumb Coal Co, 16},; Illinois Central shares 5=; do. bonds SX, Michigan Southern 17; New York Central 71%, Reading R.R. 40; Mo. 6's oe er B88 N AP SSONS IND AINTING AND DRAWING. | ) LSS. > tle puso. F street Sees kin eerste a jerice to take ~ - eation ev re of Mewes. Pin ar? THE LARGEST AND FINEST LOT OF IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS IN WASH INGTON. All popular brands, embracing boners to pak vfereash w frontel Mai CABANAS, REGALIAS, Tire Hotal, on the corner of fin and phgtreets in| LA INDIAS, PLANTATION, ty of W: ‘ton on > bral hear commencing at $ o'clock SONS OF MALTA, OPERA, LONDRES, &o., &c., &0. J.C. BACHER, _ marl 3st Corner of Pa. avenue and Ith et. Ww ATTENTION, BUTCHERS! E v i, at greatly reduoed prices, SALTERS GENUINE SPRING BALANCES, @) and 120 pounds, 4 ot Alec. KNIVES, SAWS, STEELS, &. mn.» 2 brown Mules, acized and levied upon as the zona and chattels of Charles C. Cay, and will, be Fold to ratiely Judiciais Nos 65,66 and 67. to May tim tet in favor of Daniel Crowley, Morris Sulie vi i te van and Patrick Barrit! W. SELDEN, U.S. Marshal for District of Columtia, fo 28-dts GEORGETOWN ADVERT MTS | URS hint onl voe meta rea + S OFF sosT, SELLING OFF AT COS’ TO REBUILD. I shall still continue to sell off at cost, for oarh, for the next thirty days,my whoie -took of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. ' Ail persons in want of Dry Goods will do well to embrace this opportunity, a8 the goods must be sold. Great bargains will be given, H. EGAN, 22% Ps. av., fe 21-6t South side, between 6th and 7th sts. J. M. McCCAMLY & COv’S FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 388 and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. eee naes WE HAVE IN STORE, AND ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING, THE FINEST STOCK OF oLO THING THAT CAN BE SEEN IN THIS CITY. All Geeds ef eur Manufacture—Ma: Most Fashionable Style—of the Best Material‘and Werkmanship. The Finest Stock of Shirts IN THE CITY—THE NEW YORK PATTEKN — SHIRT—THE BEST FITTING SHIKTS MADE. FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags. 388 and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, UNION HOTEL COMPANY, GEORGE- TOWN © trustees of the Union Hotel pany have declared a dividens of 11 per cent. be capital stock of said company, payabie on acd after MONDAY next, upon the production of e certificate of stock. Omer 3st W. H. TENNEY. Treasurer. ORREST HALL RESTAURANT. signed have taken the Restaurant at tached to Forrest lial in Georgetown, D © , and have it fitted up in a styie worthy thd nttention ot the public. "But besides, the, tm rovement made " echanically, great care has been taken ts prosure the best. of WINES. LIQUORS And CIGARS. “Phe iardor_ will besurniesh d with tha bes of MEATS, GAME, OYSTERS. VEG- ETABLES, &c., this and cther markets can pro dues. Pe gees peectclingys beereascag ye prod and the public with extremo pleacure, A. call. in Soicitd. lit") PHOS HARRY & CO. ‘OR NEW YORK.—The packet schooner Fai tax, Capt, Mott will sail as abovo with di toch. ir freight or passage, app! eee ee RTOCOBS & DODGE ae mar2 62 W: street. (OR BOSTON.—ONLY KEGULAR PACKET LINE —The schooner F. A. Hawk has arrived {rom the above port and is now, discharging her cargo. She wi!l be receiv ing ireiane for oa oe inst., and will have quick disrate: pply to ss SHARTLEN. © BROTHER, mar24t 99 and 10L Water st., Georgetown. AMES O’DONNOGHUF, Succesto~ to I. O’ Donnochur & Sons, Begs leave to inform the pub ic, friends and eu of the late firm, that he continues the bu ness a’ the old stand, corner ist and Lingan streeis, Georgetown, nd hopes to merit acon inu ation of their kindn=ss and patronage. Constantly en hand CANDLES warranted to stand anv climate. Best qua iy Family Washing, Touet. Chemical, Olive, and German Erasive SOA PS, all of the finest and purest materials, which he offers on as good terms as the same qualiry can bs parohased feria any of the northern citics. A ibera! discount for oxsh. iiteitis very destiable to settle the affairs of the inte firm. ersons indebted to it are requested to meet the r infie promptly on presentation, and all having tilla against the firm, wil please send them lu a8 soon as possible. he u snst will be settled only + NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. JAMES Le CARBREY Or JAMES C°DON. | _fes-tm 2) Te oe Bus roan Sadie MARE, seven 2ORGETOWN FISH W BRENT. | UE vears oid, perfectly eound am ia serie af the Gaorectows Fish Wharf for one | tween asc ond @ch ote. Toland. fe 21 eotw* renting of i ‘ear. Ths said proposais will be op»ned at the "s Office, at 1 o'clock D m. on that ds: Hisyor's Once, af HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. Mayor's Office, Georgetown. Feb, 23 —4r SPLENDID DOUBLE ACTION GRAND Ss HARP FoR Sal 7 Br tng i wares lencid ction Gran aI fad POTATOES, POTATOLS id at a great reduction on the cos’. App y to 1 500 Bushels prime sound Prince Edwari saa c. McGUIRE & CO., Aue! on end Comms Isfand POTa TOES, in store aud for asie at fifty | sion Merchants. (50) cents per bushel, FOR 2,008 bushels New Jersey Blue Mercer POTA- 4 YOUNG CHILDREN, ay URS ne ann i. Sc HOOL 0, 3825ru St. "s POBS. al picked’ over and wil besod perfectly | Mra U-H. LAWIENCE Keturae ver ungeriae” 1n nice condition. P. d the public that ei —_ HARTLEY & BROTHER, | ine. and Ne ee er poston Gf teunsen te neconeary tm ; er quarter after the first ot RE YOU INSURED?—A: fel7-Im 99 and 101 Water st , Georgetown. March. . fe 28-Im* 16 st., Georgetown, te the vhost wre eae ake © hae Has constantly ot & large assortment ‘of ora UHANCE COMPANY. Fre: ai ; Peniseopie Col- NG wenne ant proponent SP EGTA LES, of I eke ramareny se, nn yy, Snihley the best quality, in gold, silver, steel Sietictows. silver frames. N. . Old Frames new classes set in them taorder c. McGUIRE. Preaident, | 2D Biwene = “ veal NS, of style, 40 ie trmehed ped Biting or TINE: | $ i cares neh, tobe sold st GREAT 15 do." HERRINGS and ALE WIV! LY REDUCED PRE ate ng avence, ws, ay HISKY. mar i-st (Cons,& States) othrand 10th ts, Bi T BOGUE, Nos. 36 and 38, Se ee aaTaen RUPEES fot Stawtr Bast Marnet pace, Georgetows. | JUST RECEIVED, AN ques futons 12,000 Sate eRe PBR re Ane | x Seni notee: aades te ton ember the 12,000 Se a ‘and well se. ‘ihe relibie Chickering Pe lected stock of Cham; A der, ‘ak! on Li ; which we guarantee Tondh re 306 ‘bet. Toth ace soid on +3 the for our spring stack, Give try is bramebes lo Union Bottling the neat- No. 57 Green st.. wn. ores, 3 = Seal fes _ ee Man's RUSH 4 Ee We Erscmemly C™* SOT ap COUNSELLOR. Benge oe | cece ees, fos Bsorsetown. evenne. between,