Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1860, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. —————————————S———————————————— U7" Though Tux Stax ts printed om the fastest Steam press in use south of Baltimore, its edition 4s 80 large as to require it to be put to press at an early howr; Advertisements, therefore, should be Rent in before Twelve o'clock, m.; otherwise they May not appear wntil the next day. ———~1e-____ Norter.—Distrect of Columbia Advertisements Yo be inserted im the BALTIMORE SUN are received St and forwarded from Tax Stan office. — Tue Proroszp New Fire DerartMEnt.—We Rive below an abstract of the Provisions of the “act to establish a paid fire department for the city of Washington,” reported by Mr. Price from the tire department committee of the Board of So ope and passed by that board on Monday night last. The first section provides for thea: intment of & board of fire commissioners fer the city of Washington, consisting of five Persons of good character and standing, who shall hold tneir otices for one year; and in case of refusal or ne- glect by any one of them to perform the duties of the office, upon information being given to the Mayor by any two of said commissioners of such Performance or neglect, he shall fill the offices by new appointments to serve the unexpired term of these refusing or neglecting to serve; and in the event of a vacancy occurring from any cause, the Mayor is authorized to fill such vacancy by a new appointment, to be sent to the Board of Aldermen for their approval at the first meeting of the City Council thereafter. The second section authorizes the Mayor, by and with the advice and consent of the Board of Aldermen, to appoint the requisite number of per- sons to form the duties of the several positions Set forth in the bill. Italso provides that the fire Commissioners sball providea suitable uniform to be worn by said officers and men; and also that the fire commissioners shall adopt such rules and regulations for their own government and of the fire department as they shall deem expedient; and that they shall keep a record of all their proceed- ings, subject to inspection by the Mayor and the city Councils. the Fire Depart- Section taird provides that ment shall consist of a chief engineer, three steam fire engine companies, to consist each of one foreman, one engineer, one fireman, one ostier, and six extra men; one hook and ladder company, to consist of one truck, with the neces- sary books, ladders, &c., one foreman, one ostler, ten extra men, and two horses. Section fourth enacts that the steam fire engine companies shall each have one steam engine, one bene reel, three horses, and eight hundred feet of nose. ‘The fifth section provides for the salaries of the several officers and men employed under the pro- visions of the bill, as follows:—chief engineer, $1,000; foreman of ezch company, $250; engine man, $700; fireman, $365; ostler, $365; and the extra men, $150 each; the paid members of the department, Gs the extra men and foremen, to uive their undivided attention to their respective ection sixth provides that the fire commission- ers. together with the chief engineer, shall be a Board of Control, and be responsible for the good order and proper conduct of the men, and for the Proper care of the houses, engines, hose reels, and other apparatus thereto belonging; and also to have superintendence and control over all the enzine and other houses used for the Purposes of the fire department, &c. Section seven makes it the duty of the chief engineer, whenever a fire shall break out in the city, to repair immediately to the Place of such fire, and see that the several engines and other apparatus be arranged in the most advantageous manner. The eighth section gives the chief engineer sole command at fires over all officers and members of the fire department, and provides that he shall take gal poe measures for the extingnishment of fires, and for the protection of property, and the observance of the regulations of the fire commis- sioners respecting fires; it also makes {it his duty to examine all the engines and apparatus and the houses where they are kept as often as circum- stinces may render it expedient, or whenever so directed to do by the Mayor or the Fire Commis- soners, and to make qnarterly reports to the Mayor and City Councils; and wheaever the engines or other fire appsratus require alterations or repairs, to make said repairs te the amount of twenty dol- lars; for repairs costing more than that som it rogeine the assent of the City Councils before being made. The chief engineer is also required to keep rolis of the respective companies, specify- ing the time of admission and discharge and of each member, which he is required to report monthly in writing to the tire commissioners, who are to safely file the same and an wally transmit copies thereof to the City Councils. Section nine confers upon the Chief of Police the power to exercise the duties of the chief engi- neer at any fires from which that officer shall happen to be absent. ; be tenth section prescribes that as soon as the Fire Commissioners shall be appointed they shall prepare rules and regulations for the government of the fire companies, and give public notice of their readiness to receive proposals for the sale to the city of such fire apparatus as this act provides for, and -submit all such proposals received by them t» the City Councils for their action. Section eleventh imposes a fine of not leas than five nor more than twenty dollars upon any per- sou OF persons, not inembers of the Fire Depart. ment, who shall use any part of the uniform de- termined upon by the Fire Commissioners. The tweifta section imposes a like fine upon any person or persons who shall injure or destroy any city fire =pparatus, or hinder any city Fire Company or Hook and ‘Ladder Company, or any member thereof from freely passing along the streets of the city to cr from aay fire, or in any manner hinder any Fire Company er member of the same fromm operating at any fire. Section thirteen yives the chief engineer and foremen of companies full police power in going to, while at, or returning from any fire, or alarm of Bre that may occur. The fourteenth section provides that the act shall not yo inte effect until the Potomac water sball be cenerally distributed throughout the thickly set- tled portions of the city; also provides, that when it does zo ‘into effect, or as soon as practicable thereafter, the Mayor shall sell all the hand fire apparatus owned by the city, that may not be re- quired by the Fire Commissioners, and place the — of such sale to the credit of the general fand. The fifteenth section contains the enacting clause. Juvenite Imrosters —The old tricks of beg- gars fail to be as profitable aa of old, and the host of lazy, worthless, dranken men and women who formerly supported themselves he eg the charity of the public bas been compelled to invent new schemes of deception. Thursday, a small boy was standing in the market crying, bis face ap- parently bathed in tears When a kind-hearted lady asked the cause of his grief, be told her that his mother bad sent him to market to buy some things. and be testa half dollar she had given bim. The lady was about to assist him, when another little fellow stopped the charity by saying, ‘ He’s sharp; he just come that game on some! \y else out here? The lady putup her }, and the distressed little scamp “ sheeted.» Saturday, a little girl about seven years old entered the store of a gentleman whose charity to the really dis- tressed is well known, and asked him for five cents to buy bread. The modest demand child so young for such a pur; sympathy of the gentleman, and about her family. Her fat was dead; she had two brothers ‘2 sister, and mother was very poor. The kind ee took the little girl by the band and said to her, ‘‘ Come with me, ebild, and J will help your mother. Show me where she lives. The girl drew away from him and replied, ‘Ob, no! J atn’t going home now; i’m going up the street.” The gentleman juestioned her was surprised at discovering an im in one so young. There are eightor ten of the same sort who operate upon the charitable of our city daily. Their parents are known to be well able to sup- ~ them if they chose; but the income derived rom the ‘ing of their little children is a much greater per diem than of an ordinary laboring ima. 8 ——_ Counctn Acts Arrrovep.—The Mayor has a proved the following acts of the Councils :— br paving the footway and setting the curb on the north front of square 464; to trim and gravel F street, from New Jersey avenue to North Capitol street; authorizing Trustees of the Public Schools to are a diploma for the pupils; to im- prove the Northern Market; ap priating for casual rs in the several wa for relief of Red Burke; to laya flag footway on Seventh st hea. corner of the Post Ottice 3 aathorizing the the revenue of the a market-house in the wags Se oe vot iicguas he merits of the fair itself and the cause in which it is ap. It needs buta visit to the fair to of the most stoical in ‘doth of | its youthful benetic and to be aa to bestow charity and at the seme time to get the worth of one’s money, CITY LYRIC, The Pelice Drill. A friend recently threw off the following stanzas. Although the effusion was intended merely for Private amusement, we have been enabled to obtain a copy, to ventilate, by Starlight, the in- teresting subject of which it treats : Heads up! ls o ir eye.”” Awake, be settee atta thang tpt Turn out your toes, Bill, and, I say, Zeke throw your cigar stump away ! And Sam and Jack, what is the use Of spirting ir tobacco juice In puddles? Can’t you stop awhile? Are you afeard the weed will spile? Unless you stop your giggling there, rm bave sede pastnaen tos re; What it will be you soon can tell— A nice place in the watch-house cell! Be keerful, you, with shoulders round. Your musket-butt dump on the ground e Don’t move about your fonet, Or you'll that fetler’s peeper shet! Ho! Target Corpse. stand all in line— There now, you look so nice and fine; I've no doubt in a week or more You’ll learn to bit a barn-house door! Present your arms—I mean your gun— Come, come, don’t poke at me your fun. Now, try it over—that’ll do. 1 now feel monstrous proud of you! We'll rest awhile, to have good cheer— Adjourn to drink some lager beer ; We're thirsty from our solderin’, But we'll take to the drill agin! Some folks is very hard on us, And in the make a muss— They thinks we should be round the town, To keep all the disorders down. But we don’t like such dull employ, We want to ourselves enjoy— These mag-'trate’s shops and groggeries too, Don’t give the work toe want to ae. i Them grumblers speaks about our pay, As money useless spent, they say ; But they must know its our intent To be the city’s ornament! So, if the British ever tread Upon our soil, we'll give him lead ; And wo be to the running nigger What hears the click of our trigger! Hurrah! we're going out next May,- To shoot the bull’ all the day; Prehaps the Councils, on the spot, Will well reward the truest shot! We'll wind up with a ball at night : Go it, you Targtts—all Paid might. Tune up your fiddles—blow away— Dance with the gals till break of day : Yon are a gallant corps, no doubt, But this the ro may find out. Poor is the city that can’t pay Policemen to parade by day! Death or Faankurs Narr.—Franklin who wes shot on the night of the 2uth sember list. in Baltimore, died at his home‘on North Eutaw st. on Monday, between 3 and 4 o'clock p. m. It will be remembered that upon the night above mentioned Naff, with one or two acquaint- ances, entered Lovely lane from Calvert at , when he was seized by Wesley Woodward, (who is now in jail on the charge of shooting him,) with the remark, ‘Now I’ve got you, you're my prisoner,” and was immediately set upon by a party in com- yiny with Woodward and badly beaten with bi'- ies; tbat he made his escape towards South street without his hat, and returned up the lane for the arpese of procuring it,when he found the crowd n the same locality, and upon his saying “I have only come for my hat,” a man stepped out, took him by the collar, and stct him. This man Knaff, in making his deposition in the presence of Jus. tice Logan and Frederick Pinkney. Esq . on the night of the occurrence, asserted it was Wesley Woodward, then a magistrate of the Twentieth Ward, and has on several occasions prior to his death reiterated the sane. Naff has been attended since receiving his wound, almost constantly, by Dr. H Willis Baxley. When the Doctor was first cslled to attend him, he found Naff so much pros- trated—there being scarcely any pulse—that he gave it as his opinion that tue wounded man would hardly survive an hour. 1t was under the belief of impending dissolution that Naff made bis deposition, before referred to. The next day, however, bis physician, finding him still alive, narcotized him, and kept him in that condition for ten days, during which time he neither par- took of any food or drink. Naff was a short,well- knit man at the time he received the wound, but at the time of his death was reduced toa mere skeleton. THe TuratRE —As had been expected, Joe Jefferson was greeted at the theatre last night by an overflowing audience, which he kept in a roar of laughter from the bezinning to the end of the performance. The engagement of this celebrated comedian ts decidedly a rich treat for our citi- zens, and should not fail to be fully enjoyed by them. The bill for to-night consists of the five-act comedy ‘ The Rivals’? and ‘‘ The Coningal Les- son’ Mr Jefferson as Bob Acres and Simon Lullaby, and Miss Jennie Parker as Lydia Lan- guish and Mrs. Simon Luliably, To-morrow night Mr. Jefferson takes his benefit, and makes his last appearance but one. Naf, ‘Tue ALEXANDRIA GAzETTE learns that the Alex andria, Georzetown. and Baltimore N vigation Company, chartered by the late General Assembly, are negotiating for another steamboat to run be. tween that place and the District cities and Balti- more, to take the place of the propeller Diamond State, and run in connection with the steamer Columbia. If not successful in the negotiation, the company will very soon have built a splendid steamer to cost about $70,000. Potice Matters —Before Justice Williams. — Peter Jouvenal for selling spirituous drinks with- out a license, was fined $20 53. Sarah Rawlings, for hard talking, was fined $3.91, and not possessing the requisite amount to enable her to pay up, was conveyed to ‘“Queens- ville” to remain 80 days. A_ Fisher, brought up on a similar charge, paid the fine imposed, (: 1) and left. SEE ANNOUNCEMENT, in another column, of two concerts to be viven at Willards’ Hall, on next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, by the Men- delssohn Quintette Club of Boston. ‘Their pro- gramme for Tuesday evening braces a variety of pieces from the great masters, such as Mozart, Mendelssohn, Beethoven, &c., and the troupe are very highly spoken of as artists of the first order. CentRE Marxet —The market this morning showed an improvement of attendance over Tues- day, but no increase of business. The prices were in the main the same as during the week 4 The dealers in the fish market report that the prices at the wharves in Alexandria at a late hour last evening were, for herring, $13 per thousand; and for prime shad, $17a$19 per hundred. Some shad for salting, were sold at $15 per thousand. Tne track of the Alexandria, Loudoun, and Hampshire Railroad has been laid to Tuscarora, within two miles of Leesburg, where the stages for Winchester now connect with the train ‘be bridgeacross Turcarora has been commenced, and will probably be completed this week. The work of track-laying 1s being pushed forward, and the road will soon be completed to Leesburg. Mayor Brxrer left Washington by the South- ern boat this morning, en route for Charleston, to attend the Convention to be holden there on the 23d Inst. During his tem absence, the du- ties of his office devolve upon W. T. Dove, Esq., president of the Board of Aldermen, who was romutly 3 his post in the City Hall, at 10 o’clock ‘is morning. Fuatsive rrom Jusrice.—Yesterday, Officer Chipley arrested a man named Avis, as a fugitive from justice from the State of Virginia, and con- ve him to the jail in this city, to await a re ulsition He is said to be the same person who ke jail in Virginia while awaiting a trial ona charge of arson, and for whom a reward was of- fered by the authorities. Suicipg.—The A Gazette learns that Mr. Gustavus B. Williams killed himself on Mon- day evening last, near Fairfax Court-house. Mr. W.., it is said, placed the muzzle of his gun in his mouth and fired, the charge passing through and out at the top cf his head. Owner Wantxp.—A silver tablespoon, marked W., was taken by Officer King yesterday under authority of a search warrant, together with other articles to have been stolen. The spoon has been left with Justice Thomjson (No. 405 Eighth street, between D and E,) for identifica- tien. Grorcztown Corroration PRocEEDINcs.—On the fourth page of to-day’s Star will be found the of the C ils of Georgetown at jon on Friday night last, the crowded State of our columns having prevented their pub- lication until to-da Surkemx Count, Yesrempay.—No. 36. Henry Oelrichs et al., pialntiffs in error, agt. Benjamin Ford. The argument of this cause was com- menced Mr. Prick for the plaintiffs in error and continued Mr. Geo, |. Brown for the defendant in error. “Adjourned Tax Graxp Conexant, at the Smithsonian this | evening, by three hu of the public schools, under the direction Dente!’ is the of the day, in 4, and will no doubt be very ni x main thing is to geta ‘<n Ricz’s oRgat sHow,” which has been a very large business im Baltimore thy past “three weeks, will sanibit ie this rie ‘week. BraP in minp the concert of this evening at Ty Chane ‘sacred | ease for trial en- arrested by pellce oficer JF. King wg officer J. F. on a charge of Tnreanys committed to jail. “tes lodgers were accommodated. © No. 14~—Besvre yor. IGT, and inquire Mrs. Gardner's Indian Batam OF Liven wot Bromeh gion are entfarins from rag dissaoee Ik 3. bist a lung disease, can be found at all druggists ye as igi THE votagirs oF DIsstPaTiox, and victims of de- | lusion, can be brought to a conviction of the error of their ways, and saved from a world of mental and heeding the advice contained in Human Fra:ity, or Physiolegi dictatas, and bevne beastie U in its dictates, and being beautifu! illustrated with colored engravings. it Vrings every: lily suffering, b; that vali k cal fetal thing home to the conception “that hg who ris may read” Sold by Dr. Barrow, 194 Bleecker street, New York. Price’'25 cents, Se: ee eve- rywhere. . Sold also by S. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington, D.C. ap 10-lm To Coneumptivss. Queru’s Cod Liver Oil Jelly. This great specific for Consumption is fast super - ceding all others in its curative effects upon those afflicted with tuberoular diseaser. Prepared highiy scientific principles of the pure oil, anc robbed of the nauseous taste of the p' lain article, it is received into the stomach in its jellified form, ithout mastication, and is gradually dissolved and digested. passing into the small intestines drop by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its nutricious properties, and thus assisting and su tai:iog nature in overcoming the disease A proved by the New York Academy of Medicin: and recommended hy the faculty everywhere, t! Preparation is confi ently offered as a rem Consumption and a'l Serofulous affections Sold by Charles Stott, Washington, and by all re- spectable drageists. ee $1! per beige 'ENFOLD, PARKER OWER, No. 15 Beekman street, New York, mar 16-3m Whoiesaie Agents, Barry’s TRicorHERovs is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau- ng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re- storing the Hair. Ladies, try it. Sold by all Drug- ists and Perfumers. mar i2-6m for Mus. WINsLow, an experienced nurseand female physician, has a ‘Soothine Syrup for Childen Teeth- which greatly Sastitaies sae process of teething A softening the gum: lucing all infammation— d is sure to regulate the Depend u it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselven. and relief and health to your infants. Porfect!y safe inall cases. Ses ad ‘nother column. vertisement in oo ll-ly Men’s Dress Suits, Youths’ Dress Suits, . Youths’ Business Suits, Children’s Dress Suits, : Children’s School Suits, Noaz Watxrz & Co., Marble Hall Clothing Store, Brown’s Hotel Builaing, would respectfull: announce that their annual display of Spring ant Summer 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, 7 To those who study excellence with economy, in hionable articles of dross, an opportantty, isnow offered for selecting from the most attractive stock of Maude Clothing in this city, at very re- duced prices, ap 2a-ly Lyox’s Macyetic Ixstct Powprr Exterminates d Bugs, Roaches, Ticks, Ants, ren Insects, &c. It contains no’Poison, 's Business Suits, Lyon’s Macyetic Pints Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice. Sold everywhere. ap 9-3m Fever axp Acve.—This trying and provoking disease, which fixes its relentiess grasp on the boly of man, reducing him toa mere shatow in a short space of time. and rendering him physically aud mentally useless, can be defeated and driven from » by the use of Dr. J. s. The great sucee: the beneficial results fo!lo its use, have estab- lished it as a permanent itution.”” We wonld alvise our reales to procur: th:s valnable specific, and ifan absent friend is afflicted with Fever and her nervons disease, to hasten “h favored and greatly desired arti- ! that is necded to prove its many aK Jrugeists and dealers generally every- ap 17-e03t From C. C. Trowss » Exy., Presipent Mic IGAN STATE B.NK. Detroit, Angnst 90, 185, Dr. Geo. B. Gr Dear Sir.—Having been a great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and having. been cured as \ believe by your srygenated Bitters. 1 most v. My case wasa bad ths [lost my strength where, ty-seven pound of flesh, was compelled to business and remain invalid for fit Traveling, ab-enc dice duty, had done something for ine, but there seemed little facure until 'bevan to tak the Bit- roek T was greatly relieved, and in ? well, and have since . You are at liberty , will at all further your laudable ing this valuable remedy. c. C. Trowsring ates a he above, are not tots tained in favor of a medicine destitute of me are only given upon the most satisfactory proofs their officacy and auccrss. ed by SW. fon, and for S Z.D. Giiman, S.C B Waite, G. Stott, John Schwarze. rn & Palmer, Wash- ington; and by dealers e ap l7-lwyt 1"8.—Pergons desiring Pennies will always sad iio nae neataeen at the Star Oman nnwnter MARRIED, On Tnesday evening, the 17th instant, by Rey. Henry C. We: ARLES TB. CU) iBECCA HAMILTOD LAND and ANN R R . all of this city. a +e DI£D, On the 18th instant, after a painful illness h she bo-e with tian Jaith, GEOR A CHATMAM., in tie 2ist vear of he T 10 years sho had bern a member of the Christian Church, and died in the triumph of faith. Her tuneral will take place to-morrow. from the lence of h mother, on Fifteenth street, be- n J, an 5 i. streets, The rela! and i. AUOTION SALES. McOUIRE © St On NORTH BUILDING OT ve HH sND. STs. WEST.— Oe OON neat . BF SIG art of ubdivie i shalt tern aay 2 sand no! ab Nainine tear cre No. 381, front: streets west, runnin, een Terms: One ek back 1 rset to an alley. cash; the re-idue in 6. 2and 18 months, with j on the premines, “Tite pach OY & deed of trust po -C. MoGUIRE &CO, Avets, Ry WALL & BARNARD, Auctioncers. URNITURE CRED ERY WARE, ROCK- away, Dravcat Horse AND Carts anp Har- Miah AG hie SA EUR DAY MORNING, Zlat inst., at 10 0° i i Auction Roomes we Will sell, in front of the s ar Bran sit Hond Harness, 1 four- i cokaway, °s maki coo er Teg ihe Be »of Cook’s e, Furniture, Crockery Ware, & ap 19-d ALU& RA By,J. U. MeGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. Tw GOLD WATCHES AND TRO RRL Ing Fircxs at Auction —On SATURDAY MOKNING, at 10 o'clock, iu front of the auction rooms, We shail sell for account of whom it may concern- ‘Lwo Gold Watches, one s musical repeater, One superior English Double Barrel Gun,in ma- OKBNY Case, cost One Double Barre! Shot Terms cash. ap 18-3t Gun, J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, vy J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneors. rpROsTeRS CALE OF PRRs OE OUARE AUMBERED RIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY giaut —On MONDAY AF LERNOON, April léth, at 5 0’clock, on the premises, by virtue of « deed o trust dated December 15th, 15%, and duly recorded In Liber J. A.S., No. 165, folios 19+, 191, 192 ard 193, one ot the land tecords for Washington county, in the District of Columbia,we sha’l se | part ofequare numbered 828, beginning for the same at the south west corner of said square, and running thence east with the line of north M street 105 feat} inch « thenos no-th to the line of the street which bounds the city; thence with the line of said etreet and northwesterly to the northwest corner of said Fquare: thence south with the line of Fifth street east to the pince «f beginning, containing 24.825 square feet, more or less. . ‘erms: Ons-third cash ; the residue in 6, 12 and 18 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. the terms of saie should not be complied with 1m five days after the salc, the trustee reserves tho Tight to resell, on one week's notice, at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser. All coavey- Bucing at the cost of the purchaser. “HARKNESS. Trustees. NAY JOHN ce. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Austs. mar 20-2awkds SALE IS POSTPONED, I> THE ABOVE in consequence of the rain, until MONDAY AF. TERNOON, April 234, same hour and placa. .N TORN c- HARKNESS, { Trustees. apind J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. + 8. C. FORD, 290 DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST, 290 Corner of Eleventh st.and Penasylraniaar., DEALER IN FINE CHEMICA Ls. PURE DRUGS. sappy .. PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, and” FANCY ARTICLES, Sole Agent THOMPSON'S CELEBRAT MEDICINES, LIFE TEESE ER and CORDIAL. ap 16-6t HE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO | forin the public that he is prepared. to reme all dead animals without charge, at the shortest n tice. Orders left at D. F. Robinson’s, 72 Bridge Georgetown; J.J. Pfleeger, West Markit; ice oflice, corner of K and 7th streets; Jas. bg and I streets, Island; Mr, M. larket: Dr. Fores. City Hall: lice office, Capitol Hill, will to, i FRANK SCHIIR. W SPRING MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODs. T beg leave to call the attention of the Ladies to my stock of new SPRING FANCY oi oi SD Cc omba’s, Centr or at eighth district be premptly attended 2p 16-lw* with which I have just returned home from the northern cities. The goods have all been selected with the greatest care and c| cumnspection, especially forthe Washineton tral ly stock of goods is entirely new. and for beauty and style cannot be surpassed. The following are a few only of the many goods of which Lhavea very tu : tment: nets. Hats, and Flats, of every quality and style; fine French k lowers of very fine and be: ful quality and color combined; Ribbons, Si Marceline nbroideries; new style Worked en and Lace Sts and Co! lars. besides a large va. of goods usually found ina first class Fanev Mrs. R. G. ETCHIF No. 12 Pa. av.. bet 8th and 9th ARDEN TOOLS. SPa DES, TROW ap li-lw ale low, by GRIFFITH & Hardware Importer ‘Oppc OR SALE—One of Nichols? Da APPARATUS, consistin harging SO- generator and double Also, marble top Counter, Cooler, &e., all warrant din Will be sold a'bargain. Apoly at zhth st. east, ap 17-3t* 6) _ PIANO FORTES, UR_ Stock is again complete, embracing every style of superb Pianos from Chickering & Sons, Boston. Old Piangs teken in pee Payment for vew; and great brgains to persons wishing to purchase Second-hand Pianor, Pianos for rent—terms moderate; discount for gash great. The largest and most reliable aseort ment of Pianosin the city. JOHN F. ELLIS, apis 306 Pa. av.. batw. Sth and ith ets, per STRAMER ANGLO AXON DIRFCT 1MPORTATION. Just received, Laycock & Son’s Superior HAIR- CLOTH. y 8 pieces 24 inch, 6 pieces 3 inch 4 pieces 23 incl: 4 pieces 3) inch inch, 5 pieces 2) inch, | riends are respectfully invited to attend. ‘The fa- 6 pieces 2 inch; neral will remove from the house to the chutch at For sale to the trade at wholesale prices, 2 o'clock. * JNO. R. ELVANS & CO.. ap l4-eo3t_ (Alex Gaz) 309 Pa. av., Wash'n. re GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS For other Georgetown advertisements see firs Mas STEAM PACKET FLY ig now ready for excursions ta Gr at Falls or intermed-ate points, Arlington Springs and Alex and'18, on mederats terms; will make tripsto Alex andria on SUNDAYS, in time fur divine service, a the wil! lie over until after one o’clack. Anniv to Capt. JOHN MOORE, an'9 2m No. 36 iy sto 8 Feorretown, See eetorron st. Groreetown. ADIES IN WANT OF A FASHIONADLE ard cheap BONNET, will find it at M M. SIMSGN’S, No, 107 Bridge st., Georg town. D.C., where alsoa genera’ asso;tment Flowers, * ibbous, and Kuches, wicr:, Dress Trimmings, &c., &c, ntiv be fourd at the lowest prices. 4 '<>" qual , of Extension Skirts, wr arted to be mads of th$r-al watch springs. ao ld ie * PERMANENT AND GEN wanted by a single gontleman, west of Conzress and north of Briago street. Private family preferred. Addross “F..” care of Dr. J. 1. Kidwell. ap 18-2t* GAVE YOUR GUT FRAMES, O11 PAINT- we INGS AND GAS BUR)? S.. peetfully informs the, publie of Straw Good Goods, Hi L BOAR DIS ‘The undersigned r 3 thas eo as semoved om No, pase No. ae Bridge st., Georgetown, wher: will pay promp’ attontion io all orders for KNAMETING. Gilt Frames and Gas Burners, which effectually sa them from ruin by fly stains and other like casnal- ties. He also Cleans, Revives the Colors and Var- nishes Oil Paintings. His testimonials for great #kill must be satisfactory to all. and examine them. 5 ; ap 18-3t* No, 140 Bridge s vegetown, OST.—A note of Suter, Lea & Co. dated Deo. 21, 1859, fer L meee Payable in one year, in favor of and endorsed by Josepn Thornton. ‘The lost by jing from my shop on High street, above Gay an Cong ress stroets, to Bridge street, The finder of the note will ba su t ably rewarded on deiivery efit to the undarsien d. ap 17 lw* JENKIN THOMAS. FOR, BQ8TON—The regular packet schooner Hs i Robt Helen Mar, Ci B. Nickerson, ry arrived at Aloxandria, and will be at. onr wharf thie ¢vening. Sne will be recey. ing freight for ths above port on Wednesday next. Apply to ARTLYY & BRO, ap Ie lw 99 and 101 Water st., Georgetown. For er Al EW YORK.—The regu: ‘ket schoon- Rrotie. Captain Hiekes hae maoyct gehen and will sail as above with dispatch. For, freight apply to apis leCOBB & DODGF. 63 Water street, Georgetown a imenanietenticns eet ee ITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN AND Vi- Cc CINITY, TAKES NON AND Tee SCIMAN ¢ HUNT, Noire Octet | 10" 1c mn GOODS. Gall i your . examine fo! ives. Amongst their splendid stock can bs found the ow les and jes in Goods, L: Man- RENT—A th BRICK Flore diated of Wor et 27, BRICK commits Kopis to abrabsorine cStatepye™ 001 ap 4-3w* wt OFFUTT. A CARD. Dr. ROBERT HUNTER, of Nzw Yor, is now on. PROFESSIONAL VISIT TO WASHINGTON. ‘No. 251 Pa, ay..bet h 1st m ae tS P at tween 12t! and 13th sts. aloon. ap i8-tf SODA WATER. Trev i gi hat pleasure to infarm his Prepared to serve them the 16-6t pies in all its purity. ALES runea eae ing richness Of | is mornin Bp 17-6 Four doors west "s Hotel, it, st.and Pa.av. | Di QE CASE OF ENCH LAWNS, we At T ef Per Y: th sixtee ef ‘ents Per Yarc a sixteen, aed __F, LA DDC No. 349 Soventh street, ap 4 s,r.TH.3t below the Northern market. EAL PUSHER La 1AWLS R , AND MANTILLAS, from $10 to 850. i These Goods are of the very best qual ty. and lly twenty five per cent. less than regular pr 5 my FADSIN ee Ber ceeteUesaey regular p b 49 Seventh street, ap 14 s,7,TH.3t below the Northern ma Ww! INDRED ory FRENCH WORK S$ COLLARS AND . at Seventy-five Cents, worth A most beautiful lot of St. Etienne LACE BER- THAS : reac. THAS for evening wear. F. T, MADDO No. 349 Seventh . ap 14-s,7,TH3t below the Northern market. OIDERED TABLE and PIANO Herons, Gaus CLotie DRUcaENS. aT ENS, &c., &o.. at the New Car Roomapt eo" ee Be RY SOOT e027, Corner Pa. av. and Ninth st. ap RE YOU INSURED?—Ample indemmt i by Fire is offered by the WASH- A spacet heat Bat COMP. NY. joe 2 nd 10th st. Stockholde: : gomnarof Penns avoaus ana iu of ‘Wasbingtonand wn. z AMES ©. Mo@UIRE, President, | SD. tiweaw [Portant TO HOUSEKEEFPERS. E, R. DURKEE & CO’S SELECT SPIicEs. Guaranteed not onl: ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE, but ground from fresh Spices, selected and cleaned by us oxpressly for the purpose without reference to cost. They are beautifully packed in tinfoil, (ined wit per,) to prevent injury by keopiings and are full weight, while the ordinary xrou oat pny me cn them, in point of strength au 5 : wev D ALL COMPARISON, asa single trial wal abundantly prove. Man tured 0: 7 2. R. DURKER & CO., fa 18-if.D& W.tr 181 Pearl st.. Ne Sor, ke JS UNIVERSALLY ACKNOW!-.EDGED that SMITH' es h $s the tp’ to’ e bh NisHING GOODS, HaTS and CAPS. ‘ap 13-Lw T.S.VERDI Has removed to 417 Thir- AF twoenth st.. between Gand H. ap 16-lw* WATCHES. A COMPLETE Assortment, by the fullowing makers, peta de Charles Frode “Be Jules queen F. & Soos. T. F. OOPET, fe oa = Watches and © experienced work: _apl?-6t E ATT G! MATTING! M +m MAITIN : 4-4,5 4, and 6-4 White CANTON MATTING, 4-4. 5-4, ered - 54. ed Check jo. 44 eocdaae one 4-4 UlL, CLOTH, for Floors, =: ca aes tor Tabs r a 44 + Ebae ORRPEniNe, QUILTS! n4 ab) f 1.25. 94, Noes = lea MARSEILLES PTET NASTICS aye m ail persous im want o: wt Soo = jee. sear OE EEN - of fine jarge CARRIAGE can at the “Ps Wesnineson TS AUCTION SALES. eS THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW A. poorer uctioneer. DATTIC FRA TY¥o: TORY 4D. a the premises, at half cellent two-story x ing 8 good and convenient which it stands, parts of in @ south of square 516, feot on Fourth street west, zasning back 95 tween Massachusetts avenue and | street One third eash ; bal for not rh: ven and & deed ie. No. 20 of trust taken. Ti is conser uence of ap i @ rain until THURS: “ h instant, same hour and Place. having & front of ‘no! 5 lance 6, 12 and 18 interest from day of eale. tle in- A. GREEN, Avot. il7 THE ABOVE SALE IS Eosrro Day, A. GREEN, Auct. C. MoGUIRE & CO. By J. Auct Hgeey VALUABLE PROPERTY at THE 43 mapa F THIRD STREET GHUSETTS Avex THURSD. WEs? AND M. , on the premises, we shall sell ° that able property situated at ihe corner of Third West and Massachusetts avenue, being Lot N ia Edward Dyer’s subdivision ware fronting 60 fect on Third street est, end hack 12: feet on Maseachusntts etl . = she merpvements, eon story Tame. Store-house. tached. and ory frame This is one ofthe most cligidle UR AT Poxtic AvctTion.— SDAY AY TERNOON, April 19th, at 53% ASS. valu- strect 0. 32 csllar at- Atwo slory frame Dwelline-house. and well located Lots in that section of the city, and offers unsur- passed advanta-es for a business stand. ‘Terms: One fifth cash; the res:due in 6, and 24 months, with trust on the apizd interest, secured by a deed mises, J.C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, 12, 18, in FUTURE DAYS. By THOMAS DOWLING, Auot’r; Georgetown. RUSTEE’S SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE CoLixction OF SurgRion HousHoLp FURNI- TUR, BBING THE ENTIRE LFFECIS OF THE UNION HoTEL, GkoRcE rowx —By virtue of two caeda in trust, bea-ing January 7t: . 1860, ex-euted by EK. date November ith, 1859, and S. R. Abbott to the undersigned ' rustes, and duly recorded. one in Liber A,S |, Yo. 186. folios No.1 to No. other in Liber No. 190, foltos No. 22 to N ofthe land records for Washington county i0and the 0,26. one Dis- trict of Columbia, I shall proceed to sell, on ‘ues day morning, April 2ith, at 10% o'clock, by virtue ofthe authority vested in me by said poe A the Household Effects contained in the U. tel, Georretown, ambracing, in part, viz: Superior Piano Forts Rorewood and Forniture, veivet Velvet, Tapestry. Brusse!) Brocatel acd Lace Curtas Rosewood Gilt-frame Mirrors Walnut complete suites of Parlor upho.stered in brocatel and purple nd Cor od Walnut Marble-top Centre Tables Walnut, Mehogany,and Painted Chamber Furs: ture All of the China, Glass, and Crockery, Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, and Table Furniture seneraily. Kitchen Utensils, &c. deom 1 sive al ec niture o ie Pariors. and the oRAcc: seary to. particularize th's exten- 0,08 it Cuubraces the entire Parlor Fur- entire ‘urniture in upwards of fifty chambers, at of which 18 nearly new. and in excellent Order, aowing been in ure but about four months. Term of saic: $59 and under.cash; over $3) a er d:tofsixty and ninety days for Spproved en- dorsed Lotes, bearing interest. ap I8- NO. A. LINTON, Trustee, THOMAS DOWLING, Aust. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. HANDSOME IEAMILY CARRIAGE PAIR OF SUPERIOR WORK HORSES, AND SET OF SIL- VER PLatep HARNESS aT AUCTION.—On SA TUR DAY MORNING, April 2st, front of the auction rooma, we sha!l sel!— Z A handsome four-seated Family Carriage, i but @ short time and in perfect order. it heavily plated Doudie Harnesr, at 10 o'clock, in in use Also, epi superior heavy Draught Hort all the property of a gentieman abcut to tem the country. Terms: One third cash; the residue in 69 and 90 days. for satisfactorily endorsed not+s, bearing in- teres! _ spied J N ARSHAL’S SAL ‘ x facias issued from the Clerk’s office « Ciremt Court of the Distr et of Columbie county of Washir: expore to public st house coor of Gay of May next, 185%, at 12'0 ant’s right, tit'e. claim and interest in’ and following described Lote, together with al rular the improvements thereon, vi: 4 and 15, ‘n equare No. 1,023, lots Nor square 1.33, lots Nos. 1,2, 3» 4,5, & north of equare No, 1,033, lot 1,035, 1 ios. 5 6, and 7, lots Nos 3 and 4,in square No Washington, D C, seized vie f John F. Dyer, and will be is No 98, to M nowden & McGUIRE & © ton, and to me direo"ed. le, for cach, in front of the county, gn FRIDAY. th and Corse, WwW. Maretal for the District SE. of Colum! api7 dts Land .. Aucts, in virtue ot a writ of fieri of the for the 1 will court e tith e’elock m., all defend- to the 13, in 4 6, in square No. 6,1n square N. In square No. 1,109, ©. and 20, in the arty of apon as the sold to eatis- ay term, 1860. in favor of LDEN bis. ARSHAL’SSALE.—In virtue of a wnitof fieri AVE facias issued from the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of th county of Washington, and to me directed, expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the houee door of « panty. on FRIDAY, day of May next, 1860, at 12 District of Columvia, for the 1 will court » the ith ‘O'clock m., all defend. ant’s right. title, claim. and interest in and to Lot 44, in equare No, 5m, c. 7 gether wit! al provements thereon, seized and levied upoi property of Mrs. Charies Prewes, and wi to satisfy Judion’s No. 238, to favor of Charles Walte Marshal for Ap 17-dts nthe city of Washing- ‘and singular the im- 4 W. SELDEN, the Distriet of Columbia. ——————————————r By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. MALL BRICK HOUSE S ENTH ST. aT AvcTioN—On FR. OUN, 20th in; tront of the pr fronting 15 fee! Os a Seventh street, ad ranning back 100 feet t dwith & good and substant ard in trick house. AND LOT ow SEV- IDAY AFTE: at Ste epee will sell, in rtof Lot 12, in square ve betwes nN a n aller. small Terms: Ons-fourth cash; balance in one, two, and three years, bearing interest, and sceured by a deed of trust. ap9 ts WALL & BARNARD, Au By A. GRE Auctioneer. RUSTER’S SA LE OF VALUABLE RU ots. —— ILD- ING LoTs IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE CITY aT Auction by virtue of a deed of trast to the subscriber data the 7:h day of April, 1°59, and record: of the land records of Washington coun th» Distriet cf Co umbia. the followirg ment property lying and being inthe city of W. Misirict aforesaid. The xale will commence c’eleck m., on the first named property, viz: —On WEDNESDAY, April 25th, 1835, ied in 1a, Liber J A S., No. 173. folios 429, 43), 431 and 432. ty. in roned ashingt n, ati. Lota numbered sixteen and seventeen, (16 and 17,) in square numbered ten (1.€86,) lot numbered fifteen, (15,) in bered ten hunured and ninet+- five, 1, ered two and four, ton hundred and six and seven, (6 hundred and nineteen, (1.119,) con'aining square feet of zronnd, more or fess Terms cash. All purchaser. ai Ifthe terms are not complied with in five uare ») lots (2 and 4.)in square num: hundred and eighty 1x, num- num, be ed ‘ty seven, (1,097,) lots number d 17,)i9 squsre numbered elever, T62 conveyanciug at the cost of the days, the trustee rererves the right to resell the proparty f thi t hi ~ NE KOU ap 12-d&ds A. GREEN, Anet. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE Buiip- Li In PRINTING Ovvice Squarz.—On OTS IN PRL iG Bowe 2 ING SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May oclock, on the premiees. by virtue o! trust to the subscriber, dated May 7t! del recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. 137, seq.. on8 of the land recor for Was ty, D. Cy, 1 hall sell Lota Nos 52 a1 sion of Square No. 624, fronting north H atreet, between Ist street west and 2 ngton coun- 43 in subdivi- each 24 feet on north Capito! street, and running back 175 fest 3 inches to 830 feet alley, and contaiming each 4,29 feet of © in 6, I2and eed of trust ground, more or leas. % ‘TYerins: One. fourth cash; the resi 18 mor with interest, seoured by on the ises, All conveyancing at the costof the puree 1. Qoawkds J C.MeGUIRE & & ay J.C. McGUIKE & CO XECUTORS' SALE OF I etopeert ER NUON, May 7th, at5o’clock, on the pen the eubsoribers, Executors of the late £ Pendicton, deceased, will offer st public commencing with tho-first namea, the Property: | s Lot No. 12, in Square 53°, fronting 43 feet 6 ii on south ©, aud 56 feet 5 inches on between Firetrnd Second street wi imp 108. J. FISHER, Trustee. POS ae tO, Aus NPROVED AND Uximproved Property.—On MONDAY AF. mise: d io following nehes ‘anal street. Tor by two ne@t two-story frame dwel.ing-louses, which will be suid separately, Atéz o’cluck,on ihe premises, Lot No.1, in 10) feeton Third street § © £33. frer tin; Sera Paton atk west, Dstrect, being 1°0 [oct square. ner of ‘Shird street westand s uth ar This will be subdi-id d into suitable build- ing let = . mE 6 o’clock, on the premises. parts o° Lot- Nos. Sand 4,1n Squere No, 639, fronting on avenne, between north D avd E «tr: ‘Terms: Oue fourth cash; the 18 months, with interest, seoure on the premises. New Jersey 20' widue in 6, 32, ard by a deed of trust All paneer omar Sy i cost 4 the parehaser. utors. HB. TYLER, Executor aploecd&ds J.C. McGUIRE'& U0., Ancts, By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auotiosiesrs. ITEE’S SALE OF FOUR VAL w AND NORTH G sTREETS —On A “=RNOUN, Mav 5th, remises, by virtue of adeed Bar tat, 1858, and duly recorded in Liber... 155. folios 435. ete Es ofthe piand records for on county, in the jut sell. lots numbered 21, 20, 28 ard 3 McGuire's subdivision of square Lot 27 fronts 25 feet oa e rer of G street north. and Taacing back 130 inches to a 2) feet alley. }, Bands sngh 23 fost 16 inahes os Ist street weet. on lots ¢ 3 th cash ; the sa neaatas, with intorest, secured by stead TLiBSS ot ms eae 3 aan te, Saeco faaitog vi nat 5G, an 2-2awkds JABLE OF 'sT STREET SATURDAY it 5 o'clock. the Shafer tees setean” o. Wash 626. Ist street west, st the cor- leet 4 * front sets north, and run. “s 4i RES Ca Rs a lw THE LATEST NEWS. TELEGRAPHIC. —— From Eurepe. Ew Yor«, April 18.—The steamer A: from Havre, arrived here vices the 4th f foro depen tegen With ” on British had adjourned till the Warrants have bee issued ‘inst Heenan pet tay they have been required to ook 4 peace for one year. exed probebl widely: ~~ . ie. A revolutionary movement had taken place in Spain. Gen. Ortega, with 3,000 men, bad pro- reese! Don Carlos king. inal ia strong! nexation of the Italian provinces’ 2 ome ComMERCIAL. The Liverpool cotton market closed dull, with but little inqairy, and prices weak and in some cases slightly dectined. Manchester advices were favorable. Bi fs generally closed steady. Flour dull, but y. Wheat quiet, but steady. Corn quiet: The Provision market is stendy. Beef is quiet, but steady. Pork is firm—sales of old at rices. on is quiet, but steady. Lara is envy. Sugar is steady. Coffee is steady. Rice is aan Rosin is steady. Spirits of Turpentine is ull. London Markets —Consols 94% a91 jy for money and S44 291% for account. mrs A can securities firm Maryland Conservative Cenveation. Battimore, April 19.—The State Union Con- stitutional Convention assembled at Carrol Ball here at noon to-day, and tem: ly organized by electing James Wallace, ; of Dorchester, President. A discussion ensued relative to the admission of two del from Baitimore—one representi the Union Constitutional, and the other the amet ican party It was proposed that both parties shoul » and be re; action on this point is now jing The attendance is large and much interest i« manifested. Conflagration at Weedsteck, N. B. Sr Jouns, N. B., April 17.—The business por- tion of the town of Woodstock, N. B.,wasentirel destroyed by fire last night. Over one bund: buildings were burned. The loss is estimated at over $300,000, on which there isan insurance of about $75,000. Railr Depet Buildi: gs nt. Cuicaco, April is —The machine shops. house and other buildings belonging to the Illi- nois Central railroad, with four locomotives, &e , were burnt this morning. Loss $15v,000—fully insured. . car An Honerable Example. PHILADELPHIA, April 18 —L. J. Levy & Co., the largest retail dry goods house in this cit ‘by suspended in 1557, to-day paid $50,000 last instalment on their extended paper. The whole amount of their indebtedness was over a million of dollars. Death of a U. S. Minister New York, April 18.—Hon. Beverly L. Clark, U.S. Minister, died on the 17th ult., and bis fam- ily came pessengers in the steamer Ariel, which arrived here to-day. Railroad Accident. Srratrorp, C. W., April 15.—A collision oc- curred on the Grand Trunk Railroad last night, by which one passenger was killed and four or five other persons injured seriously. Several were also slighty hurt. Baltimere Markets. Battmmorz, April 19 —Flour closed buoyant; Howard street 12,an advance of 12c. Wheat closed scarce and is wanted; white $1.70a$1 90; red SI 45a1.50. Corn closed steady; white 74a77e ; yellow 74:75e. Provisions cl quiet; bacon Sides 9%al0c; mess ‘k $17.50a$15; prime 815. Whisky closed dull at 2c. New York Markets. New York. April 19.—Flour is quiet; State $5 .30:%5.35; Obie $6396.10; Southern S5 2886.30. W heat is firm and quiet; Southern white $1.75. Corn is firm; yellow 76177c. Pork is firm and quiet; mess $17 40a%17.87. Lard is firm. Whisky is dull at 21 ya2l ge. Financial New Yor, April 19.—Stocks are better; Chi- cago and Rock Island 65; Illinois Central shares 65%; Michigan Southern 234%; New York Central 79%; Reading 41%; Mc. 68 S34. a a _____} ABLE, CHAIR AND SOFA Iron Wheel PLATE CASTERS, do = CASTERS. 08. 1,2, 3, 4, 5.6, jo. N 2 08.1, 5.6, Land 2, 1% and 2inch, ALIN CASTER, assorted lo. FURNITURE GIMPS) in oo! a a in colors. JNO. R. ELVANS & CO. 209 Pa, Sp l4-eout (Alex Gaz) Washington, SQUPEn1OR CANTON ANP COCOA MAT- Just received per steamer Monticel!o— srolle double extra contract “MA Neinen Mar. T in4 4 and 6-4 These wi! be admitted Ly ail the heaviest and finest Mattings ever seen LOA Vi in the market, 20 rollin 4-4, 5-4, and 6-4 real “GOWQUA” MAT TI ted the world over ha nod | Tnese are oslebrat LF. lor excellence in eve: ioular. Sorolin contract “MANKING® MATTING, A No, ality, 2 rolle'goniract RER CHECKED MATTING, esl c! nD. oO. juslity. iso rolls real CALCUTTA COCOA MATTING. ia $-4.4 4,5 4,and 6-4 widths. These are edly And'regularity whishwo ther mers orec hate, 4nd regu'arity which no wer Also, & ful eupply COCOA other DOOR MATS, in all sizes, some of which are very aipree and suman = Palys Seuanes. wl u yor eare 1 VOI inten, mod rid tag bowabe then uedere ually prable terme, we will eall aoe at —_ figures a the aa scan sold #\sewhere. aplsecst CLAGETT & DODSON. I HAVE THIS DAY OPENED A BRANCH Store at No, 52! three, 0 itrect, t,. and ‘added to my general f ROSENTHAL’S MAKE of Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s SHO} CS tensive stock of Gents’. Boys’ and Youths’ Ss and SH''ES, which will bs sure to please all who ooking for good article. 1 have also pur- da fall line of Northern made work. divest the manufectories, whioh I will sell at aston- ishing.y low priors. ROSENTHAIt.. No. 22 Market Space. Ne. 520 Seventh st., Pa.av . 2d door ab. 8th st. Sdoorsad. U st. Ap 9-e01m HE CONFES*“!IONS ark EXPERIENCE T OF A VI . Designed for the oot A warning and a caution to young men wi from Aervous De- buity, Premature Decay, €c. juenre of —_— the Means from. above caues jon and quackery. rene of the applicant. plicant YFAIR, Keq . Bed- ap li-eolmif early errors; supp ying atthe °F Self Cure Bra cull and from medical im Sinrle copies {mai RS NgtuANiet's 8 fords Kinge Coe Now Works APER-HANGIN SHA 5 a Pen MOO NCOLAPEE FICTZERR. ei’ Paper urkeTess : 7 oe for Parlore, Halls, Chambe ee a sOmDe REBT a VELVE P. ere ites ring toe © ja0, GO!.D BAND’ 198, ineludi erat and GO B STATUFS. PRINTS, © assortment of warrant: DOW SHADBSS, in the lots few new and = Jul d-sign: ; also imitation GOLD and COM iN SHADE! cut Window thade Holiaud-; — thade mings, &o. EINE Shai xecuted wi h skill and ¢ispate! cvuntry. Having purchaced. for osgh, he lowert as ee $4 2 re need: a abow f yey "’ JOHN MARK K ‘T event Fellows JOHN ALEXANDER, PENNsYLvamia AVENUE. rt No. ap 17-06." eight doors ghove Odd 240 inform my cus'osers and the f taste oeart oF R © jo whi their attect-on, te-ling confident that for beonty. ond cheneares my stock cancot be equalled o tineerie PAN etek of PLAIN GILT, VELVET GiLTS and IMITATION all the Woods and ja - Bi ‘or u oon onared in aeayge ee eine oe aes PENS: NS of ee (nee a lors. UT. CORNIC IN BAN PINS ricTUR NA iehat atic nn totale ites cu mi 5 “A ea/l tn tolicised fron those who design reGitting, asall work wil bed neinthebest man: er by com- petent workmen, and in al! cases gua-artiod. ‘ap 17 cose P E > INSURANCE CO—In a come PB ve Be 1. DonaLpeon, and % pricer, at avenue ane Nin! PuRey. * Dr. GT W RNs. offences, TIES: L. F. PERRY & ©9.