Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1862, Page 3

LOCAL NEWs. 4MUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s SA TSu.—Theater-gorrs, a4 well as music lovers, wiil be delighted to hear that Manager Ford has effected an engagement With the veteran Peter Richings, sustained by his accomplished daughter, Mise Caroline Rich- ings, and an exceilent company, and will give @ series of English operaticSentertainments, eommencing this evening. They will open with Balfe’s operatic spectacle, «The Enchan. trese.") Mr. James Dunn and other prominent performers are engaged. Wasuineton TusaTsR.—Mr. Nixon retains Cubdas and ali the rest of hie splendid company except Chanfran, and ns the week's per- formauce with the “Wept of the Wish-toa- wish,” Cubas appearing as Narramattah; and with Brougham'- burlesque of «Columbus, El Fillebuetero.” To those who witnessed «Po. cahontas” (and who did not !) it ie only naces- sary to say that «Columbus” ie on the same order, the only difference being that it is more laughable. Grover's Tueaten.—atrover Opens the ‘week by a return to the legitimate drama, and —_ Shaksprare’s comedy +‘ Taming of the ‘ favorite Lucille Western person. Katherina, and sustained by L. P. ‘rett = ichio, and Setchell as Grumio. “Luci. fer, or the Mysterious Stranger” (embracing in the cast Miss Western, Mrs. Germon, So; hy Gimber, Setchell, Barrett, Barron, &c., -) loses the entertainment Cantsascry Hati—Julia Mortimer and Kate Pennover ‘iepart only to gire place to a brighter star in th person of Annetta (#alletti, who @ver been the particniar card wherever 6be bas performed, and who is distinguished for grace of movement and beauty of person. She will be suetuined by Mons, Velarde and a Splendid bailet troupe, and during her engare- | ne abd appear in her most attractive per- Cremorys Cracvs.—The usual programme of fine equestrian exercises, ring Performances And pantomime will be produced this evening, together with the Ian le extravaganza of «The Pony Races, or the Course im Miniature,” which will be brouzht out with a splendid cast, and be in such a manner as to cause much genuine merriment. AcaDEMY or Music. Free concert daily by very fine yocal and instrumental musicians. bments at hand. Re . Scully, deserter, Jas. Brannin and turned over to the military. Kate McGown, Anna Robin<on, | Nellie Ashi-y, Emma Biake, Cora Wilson. Fanny White, Nellie Howard, Alice Philips, Kate Carson, Lenora Williams, Louisa Adams, | Julia Dean, Alice Coleman, Sarah Smith, Sarah Bowen. Ida Stewarl, Emma Jordan, Virginia | Reynolde aud Kate Simmons, suspicion of in- fanticide; dismissed. Mary Harrigan, drunk | and disorderly; locked up hours. Theophi- | dus Brooks, having stolen money in possess. | fon, John Brook and Frances Monroe, col., do.: i aring. Victor Cerany, thriacs. se- @5. O. Mathewe and Arch Waters, sus of larceny: dismissed. Alex. Ginnell, Brooks and Ly vina Ginnell, grand forahearing. Wm. Jacksonand J picion Maria | reeny: jail Smith, | fighting: Jackson locked up 6 hours and Smith dismiss'd. John Lanahan, drunk and disor. | derly; fined $1. H. D. Brog-on, J. B. Hirr W. 3. Smith and Isaic Hii guage: dismissed. F. B. Land. drunk and dis- orderly; fined S2. Zach Holland, do.; do. $!. John Hartwell, di-ord-rly and protane; do: $5. | Alfred Jones and Geo. Cros<, disorderly; do. Beach. Win. Delev, assault and batt-ry; do. $i. S.H. Morgen, interfering with an officer | of his duty: do. 33. Jo-eph Gren, a Asonable lan: | ; security for Ppeace—b. Geo. Howard, & soldier, was arrested for the larceny 0: eleven doilars from C. E. Myers, asoltier. The mon-y WAs returned to Miers, and Howard was co:n- mitted to jail for court. Myers left the stat.oa- | hous. but had not zoue a hundred yards before | he returned and inform-d the patrolmen that | hie monary was gone again, som thief hayi ng | dallowed ween tater tie ats % | commence. with Madame Celecte’s creat drama Maron. obtrucies tac ne aie ze jo icifer,” with Miss Lucille in the leading five hours. Pat’k Finnegan, drunk: dismissed. ebaracter. r. Barron appears as Connt Henry James Garbo:,druuk aud ‘proiaa:; dned 32 | Pesusoleil, and Mr. J. 1. Barrett as Count John Or'and, drunk and disorderly; turned | Vanille. This is truly a rich entertainment, Over te the military. Jame: Mit . druns: and should secure an overflowing house. f{ fined $'. Bridyet Flannagan, drank and pro- fane: locked up ‘2 hours. > RecCOvERY OF Monwy.—Last Saturday eve- ming, shout dark. an old nevro man, named Theophiius Brvok~, a younzerone, named Juo Brooksifind a sitl, named Fran Monrom, entered the dry coms store of S. & W. Meyen> berg, No. is Market space. The old man offre i topurchase a cloak for the giri for $10, and in payment lid down a $1,009 Treasury note, Offfring it as a Sls rote, evidently not know- ing the denomin:ti This fact excited sus- Picion, and officer Pendle was sent for, who came and took the ptrties into custody. At the Fourth Werd station Sergeant Cronin in- terrogated the prisoners relative to the note. ‘The older one said he got the note in payment for an old watch h- had sold, put could not tell who purchased the watch. [n thesame purse | with the $1,006 the old man had a 210 Treasury | note, three $i's, and a Bank of the Union $2 mote, peculiarly marked, and which the ser- g€eant recognized as one described by Mr. Jas. Sbreeve atthe time he lost his mone some ‘Weeks ago, ind the only now that Mr. S. could deserite. The old necro was ver orant of locabtirs, and could not tell where Me lived: but wes made to go with the sergeant, and r r h found his house in a row of ar L and Second streets wret. In the house the serg-ant found three coior-d m+n and their wives occupying one roon. Several new tronks were found filled with new clothing, and in one of them fous $50) notes ‘were recovered, making a total of $3,013 in ered. The money is identified as The clothing, &c., ix valued it Alexander Ginnell, Maria Brooxs &nd Serina (jinnel) were taken to che station, | and with the oth-rs comm dtojailforfarther |) hearing. Alexonder Ginvell says he give the Money tothe old man totak» care of for him, but | tele differ: nt tales as to how he gotit. Hr s employed in Mr. Shreeve’s stable about the tame of Mr. S's loss, but I-ft soon after. ie A JEWRL-LoviNG Kat.—Some diys since | Messrs. Galt & lrother, of this city, ordered from their agent in New York a small lot of diamouds. ‘The package was about the size of @ modern spectacle cass. The precious dtones | not arriving in due course excited surprise, then apprehension, until, at length; the firm here wrote to New York forexplanation. The ent replied that, on a particular day, the H Simonds were made up and deposited inthe | Express office for transmission. Then inquiry \ Was mudv at the latter office; search was at nee instituted, but for some time without avail. until a rat hole attracted attention, and the flooring having been removed, the package | was found. An examination leaves no doubt | that the paste around it had attracted a rat | who had borne it triumphantly to his quarters. O! course the discovery was quickly made known to the parties, and on Satardiy the | ecious package was safcly restored to Messrs. Baie & Brothe; Se Be Svericion or Inrvanticrex.—Friday night, the scavengers of the Fourth Ward, in attending to their duties, found the body ef a newly-born white male inTsnt in the privy attached to the hhoure of iil fame kept by Mixs Sarah Austin, on Sixth street, south of Penusylvania avenue. ‘They notified the police; and ai noon Saturdty an ing vest was beld at the Fourth Ward Station. All the female boarders at Miss Austin’s, and seme from Mies Julia Dean's, (another house of ill fam: ,) in the same square, were summoned. But none of them admitted knowing anything of the infant, or could give any clue as to who ‘was the moth-r. The jury returneda verdict that they could find no fact to indicate the guilty party, or how it came to its death, or who Placed it in the prtvy. Upon the reniitien of this verdict the girls, of whom there was a | crowd at the station, dispersed to their places of abode, | Viscest R. Jackson RELEASKD.—The trial , by court-martial of Vincent RK. Jackson, a penny postmen in this city, charged with giving the rebels informa'ion while in their hands a few months since, terminated on Saturday evening by 4 fall scquitial and honorable dis- charge of the prison: r. The following was given bim by Gen. Martindale upon releasing him: Op Caritor Prisox, Wasurscton, D.C., Novy. 23, 1*62.— Ta all whom it may goncern: This Will certify thet the bearer, V. R. Jackson, a priscner of State, hae been fully and uncendi- tior ally released trom custo? y at this prison. By ord-r. Bric. Ges. MARTINDALE, Military Coy: rnor Distriot Columbia Jackron brs for nine years occupied the posi- tion of penny postman in this city. i Sxconp WARD Station Casme.—Before Jus- fice Cleyton— Wm. Adams, assault with intent to kill, ‘or ferther hearing. Peter Whiting, dronk and dsorcd+ rly: fined $1.58. Jas. Wright, Jotn Trrrer, Henry Turner, fighting; fined +2 each. Wm. Jorden, drank; fined $2. John Herbert, ¢: sak: fine d 91.58. 'Wm. Tanner, do.; fined £2. Wm. H+ neon, do.: for hearing. Monday.—Geo. sy Bn, s esping in the street Bord $i. John irpas, incendiary; jail for court Frank Sie-ha. drunk; dismissed. — ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.—Privata Charles Pond, o: the Thirteenth Vermont, was acci- dently shot on Saturiay by the sergenot of his company, while the Intter was engaged in giving hm instrac ions in regard to choliong ing. “hen om pick-t duty. It is feared the wound will prove fatal: - Jas. Riley, disord-riy; flied | ; | of the Shreve | Seteheil as Gramio. | plaints is made ofthe jaundice in some of the tions performed in afew minutes, and the patient can always walk immediately without the least | ipeonvenience. Ladies and gentlemen attended at | of Allen, Cla —Tha fo! co shad ees vur acl 2. C. art, company 134ta N.Y. ._, Corp. David V. Selover, company I, th N.Y. * James D. noldr, + 27th N.Y. Samuel T. Miller, company 4th Ohio. W. H. Mannaring, company ¥, 99th N. ¥. Geo. McAndlase, company D,:139th Pa. Jacob Frank company E, 135th Pa. Wry. Fisher, company A, 2ith N. ¥. Oliver Gibbony, company ©, 49th Pa. Archy = Samue} Hill, company K, 11th Conn. Sergt. John MoG uire, company 1, 146th N.Y. St+phen Joseph, company K, 109th Pa. ae earer, company C, 137th Pa Jacob Brick, company F, 6th U.S. Cay. Geo. W. Weir, company W, 11th Pa. James Alesander, company F, Sth Vt. Nicholas Ott, company A, Ist Pa. Art. Corp. David Zant, company D, 107th Ohio. | A. Clark, company B, 24 Mich. Chas. Smith, 24 Bat. John Thompson, company F, 145th Pa. Wm. Townsend, company ©, 16th N. Y. Crose Harris, company I, 2th Mich. Relatives of deceased soldiers can be tar- nished With all the information they desire in relation to the burial place of their friends, &c., by calling on F. T. Sands, Government under- taker, 444 F street north. caer einen Derxctive Arpraten.—e. U. Jeffers, a de- tective under Col. Baker, detective for tha War Department, was arrested by Officer Nicholl, at Mr. Gould's groggery, in Swampoodle, on Sat- urday night, under the following circamstances: Nicholl was on the opposite side of the street from Gould's, when Mrs. (. bailed him, and Tequested him to come and take charge of a soldier (Jeffers) who was in the house and Would not leave; thatthe man was drunk, as Was her husband; that Gould had a con-ider- ie sum of money and a gold watch, and she Afraid it would be taken from him. Jeffers arrested and taken to the Fourth Ward station house, and, after examination, turned over to the military by Justice Walter. Joffers explained hie character and exhibited a pass, which permitted “bearer” to pass without any name being mentioned. Officer Nicholl then went, as he supposed, to the signer of the pass, but by a strange mistake went to Lisutenant Baker, in the provost marshal’s office, instead of Colwnei Raker. Lieut. Baker ordered Jeffers to be locked up in the Central Gnardhouse until yesterday morning, when Col. Biker heard of the circumstance, and demanded his imm «diate Telense, stating that he was on “special duty” atihe time of his arrest. Jeffers was released. cee Povice MATTERS. -Secend Precinct.—P. Mo- her, drunk and disorderly; turned over tothe | military Third Precine!—T. McGuire, petty larceny; distr Thos. Ater, John Johnson, Henry Snowden, H. Smallwood, Lioyd Brown, disor. | derly: do fuurth Precinet. the pave disorder Nowing have | ames Powell, driving on nent; fined $2.50. Mathew O'Kourk, | +: Workhouse. Geo. Thommy, John Rarry ned Patrick Quintin, drunk and disor- | gerts: workhouse. Mary Donoho and Peter MeCw iu, do; fined $2. But Hurrington and H Put Wel t.do. do. $3. John Williams, assault pattery: dismissed. Sizth Precine!—R. Burk and Margaret Butler, disor dismissed. Taura Jobnson, prosti- | tution; fined 33. Eliza Snyder, eretting nu. sance, dininiesed. Mary Kelly, drank; do. Eighth Precinct. Teff Davis, drunk and dis- | ord: Tiy; tnrned over to the military. John Rittner, passing counterfeit money; dismissed. John Drunk. do. turned ¢ :er tothe military. John Williams, sleeping in street: do. Tenth Precinet.—W. Dunigan, drunk: locked | up. Groree Maginnis, drunk and disorderly; | do. W.Lipenport and H. Kalaha, refusing to pey ill: dismissed. Joseph Merchant, deserter; turned over to military. > IBATER—“ Lucifer” and Taming —This evening, the pearl of tha American stz Miss Lucille Western, to- ther with the eminent young actor, Mr. L. P. Barrett, and the entire ab! company, will appear in Shakspeare’s three act comedy the “Taming the shrew," Miss Western as Kathe- | rive, Mr. L. Barrett as Petrnchio. and Mr. The performance will Gr VER" > SEst to JaiL.—Georze Howard, private in Sth New York volunteers, yesterday, at Purdy's restaurant, picked the pocket of C. E. Mvers of yen dollars. Howard was arrested by oM- Prndell, the money found and restored to its owner and the thief sent to jail by Juatice Waiter. = ACCIDENT TO Grex. Casey Was riding to his office on hi- horse enddenly slipped and fell, injnring the General quite seriously. It is feared he will be confined to his room several days in consequence. -—As Cen. Casey urday morning, a t Rerr.—Another fine drove of cattle for Unola Sams large family in the field, arrived in this- city on Saturday, and were driven to the Gov- | ernment corral near the Monument. Sickyyss in Camp.—Considerable com- camps across the river. One regimentis re- ported with a hundred cases, Saas Prreonar..—Senatar Harris, of New York, is here to look after asick son, who is at | Harpers Ferry, sutlering with the typhoid | fever. | —_> TROUBLE WITH THE QUARTERMASTERS.— A laree number of Quartermasters are behind with th-ir accounts and se:th-ments. A long list has been reported for dismissal. as Garat reduction in Lime at W. H. Godey's Limo- Kiln. Lime $1.25 a barrel. Cement § an a har: rel. ne 24-3t* a AL! MALADIFS of the Eye and Ear, Deafness, ‘oF the Head. Throat and Catarrhal A‘fec- Te successfully treated by Dr Von Moschzis. 227 Peun. uveru it um. Live, Live —I have now on hand 1,0 bbla r tqua'ity Thomast: wn lime. and am ma ufac tring wy hme ae usnal from the Potomacquarrivs. | Alre on hond, « large loto! Plaster and Hair, which | I will sell at the lowest prices for cash bo 24-3t" W. Hf Gover, Facts ror Sol.vigns.—Thronghout the Indian and Crimean Campaigna the ou!y mediciues which roved themselves abie to cur-the worst en }rentery. Scurvy and Fever were Hollowny’s Pill- and Ointinert. Therefore. let every velunteer fev that he is supplied with them. Only 25 c-nts per pot or box. 228 —-— Conse, Bowtoxs, Callosities. Nai Enlarged Joima, Chillblains and all Di of Feet succes+fully treated, without pain or lon» of blood, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, at 424 Pennsylvanian avenue tween Four-and-a- huif'ard Sixth strectr, Warhington DG ki Ii offi a Club and Inverted their residences when desired. eee = Lapres’, Men's, Youths’, Misses’ and Children's Rubber Boots, shoes, Sandals and Gaiters; Ladies’ and Gents’ Buekie Overshoen with felt lining and tep; Men’» Short. Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen, Clapp & Co.f India Rubber Store, Peun. avenue, between 19th and Iith aca Ro I4-lm — no 13 At rue Inp1a Ruseer Store of Allen, Clapp & ruue, between 10th and Jith atr eta, soldier may fad a gi ariety of » Ponchas, Blankets, Leggins, Air gud one wacfal articisa if che Ruyter tie agnd and cne useful ar in the Rubber lin Al-o, @ large stock of B Robes lined and u: bow lin lined, Wolf and Lap Robes, Wool Blankets, all col- ors Cork Beds. Horse Blankets, and everything to romote warmth and comfort in the camp and fleld « too, may be found @ large as-ortment of "ndershirte. Drawera, Stockings, Buckskin ud Gauntetts, Valises, Leather Baga an runks made to sta, d rough uses in be . Camp Stcola, Cote and Arm Chair ch will be sold at reasonable prices. — Y¥ Orricuns will find the Mattress Cot ‘able. itean be folded a small space. fitting into a canvas bag. and durable, and can be converted into achair or Wunge » . aud is so arranged that it may be stuffed with hay or stra’ It is made of both car- pet and canvas For gale at the India Rubber Store pp & Co., Penn svenue, between 10th oc = ——— THe Inpiaw Hex» Doctos, from Osnada, qwitl describe 4: ‘sand tell his patients the nature of their complaints or illness, without receiving any information from them. eeghar 40 Sor oe no and [ith ate, Hi adrice. Office, No. 11 Benerivama avenue, corner of Seventh st ashi . * ington, D.C. Inpia Ro —The ubber Co a 4 , javersacks. and every c Rubber, isatH A. Hall’s India Rubber Warehouse, where you can obtain them at manufactureral prices, 310 Penns. avenue, between 9th and loth streets. oc 23-tf ————_— Gaeat ParssYLvania Route, via Baltimore and Fetes. the North and West.—Two trains leave szhington daily and one on Sunday—quick time— low fare and sure connections. Boldiera’ tickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and fur- ther information apply at the office of Great Penn- eylvanie Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth a n from Ky DeeieasLe Ixpia Bu: wt recelved f Oflcers’ Lon, Eignt do | finished C ‘also, dail finished Pon- chos, extra large size: alot of blue Bnglish 2 very long. st 10 «ach; also, extra long and Tent tie Meh) liabber Oapes with sleeves, which he iv selling at manufsoturers’ prices. at his India Bnbdber Warehouse, 310 Pennsylvania aven tween th and 1 th ate, comet | Sth and Wth ets. | and for LOB, on the foun sides of each box. * Factory. No. 81 Barclay st., New York, mf-ly (Late 53 Broadway and 16 Bond at.) i 2 Boots axp Suon3.—The abo are S60) cheaper st H. A. Hall’s India Rub- ber Warehouse, 310 Pa. avonua, than at en; store iu this city or vicinity. Thisisec. Gall Satinfy yourselves. 310 Pa. avenue, Ro at- Blankets, Bi Wolf Robes, Skuak jue, Green, t Co., Penn, nosim MARRIED, it., by the Rey. Dr. Ryan ise MARY BE. LUEB . DIED, On Sunday evening, zd inat, painful illness, GEO. W. BRA of bis Hie requested to attend his funeral. {Tueecay) morning, at 11 o'clock, fr idence, No. 425 E street. opposite the Ge: Office. : (Marlboro’ Gazette copy.) Mondar, Nov. uth LIAM TUCKRR, Dearest father, thou has left us, 4 oat deeply feel ; ho haa bereft e can all our sorrows bea! His funeral will take atdo’cloek 3 m., from Bighth and Pste., Inland. ily are invited to attend. In Georgetorn, on the Mth inst. only and Beloved ‘child of Benedict Hp chins. s; d 1S months. juffer bid them x Heaven.” At Columbus, 0., Nov. mth lus (dropsy un the brain.) J after a >in the Ov WIL age. The friends o! fends and acquaintances are reepectfally ‘on to-morrow ‘om his late res- after a lingcring iHnese, x.,in the isa year of bis lace Wednesday, Nov. 2%, ia Late residence, corner o! GEORGIE, and Lizzie je children to come unto me. and for- ot, for of such is the kingdom of 1962, of hydracepha- ULIA, only cuit fing 08 A. F. and Villa J. Bond, aged 23 months and ayn. . M all r. JAS. of this- long’ and 4ath year neral Post ' fr the fam- ef ~ FGR SALE AND RENT {URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—Fo: 450 l2th street, east side, between Gand H eatly furnished and streets, ni: very cor BFD Ri OOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, ani LORS. The neighborhood is one of most desirad! inthecity. Eve ing them, Noch TS street, Capitol men bers, attention paid to tho: Haren in the jouxe, N A PRIVAPE PAMILY—A ROO betw in a new bourse, nent the Pater ¥ st. for au Office Reexs FOR RENT—Two Furnished O1AM- BER~ Call at No. ;,one +f them very large. 406 ‘Also a front Basement suitable r rent, at mfortable PAR. se OC | nol2tf | ‘0 LET—Several pleasant ROOMS. at 318 North | Very convenient for no 24-3" ‘—A neatly Furnished M for rent, on first tioor, No. 427 Eleventh » between Ro 24-3t xt Tl ttreet near Pa ave, no 22 St" F' KSISUED KOUM TO LET—A very pleasant FRON1 M the 2d foor, suitable fsrone ertwowntlemen Referencesreqnired. Apply on the premises, 151 G st., between h and 2th ts, Bo 21ott Naa FURNISHED PARLOR AND CHAM. KER for rent, w th uas,at No. 354 © street, ween ai. ardéth streets. no 19 eo3ts "| FS RENT—A first-class Furnished Double | PARLOR. Also, sev Furnished ROOMS, | with cr without Foard, Bath Roe.o, gax, at No. | 435 Dst., Metw-en 44, and 3d ats. 3 doors below City Hall: heaithy location, and the ve ry best of neighborhood, The Parlor will be let to first-class terant only. __ no lg-lw* { ERIED FOLKS —S nice suite” ROOMS, well M* Furnished, en first tleor Also, anual family. Meals can be farnished in the rooms if desired, FKooms can be seen at any hour, by Cire Do 18 6t™ 375 orf Isth «t., between Hand 1. Fe SALE—The STOCK, FIXTU WILL of rst class Whole» Sutler Establishinent; h TUES a fi been doing bess for two years; located in the central part of Pa. avenue, will also make a first class restaurant. | For full particulars apply to the Agency Otlice, | 511 9th street, near Pa avenue io NLWM Also, City P-operty and Honses for FS RE two large, fine other, mirably aud wife, Bath with house. Spacious and beautiful yard la aa Beard within two doors. quired. SS VER'MTS. GEORGETOWN AD For eale upon reasonable terma by eee SD ROBL No. 93 W BoM. ste FoR sate 50 BARRELS TAR Apply to2 BARRELS ROSIN. r cneety “J. L. RIDW OOKING BY GA District of Columbia, for the sale of the Metro tan GAS COOK and HEATING STOVES A full supp ¥ constantly on hand, at lowest r: add Reomx may he had, suitable fur housekeeping. for sale T—A large and very finely farnished CHAMBER, communicating directly with the Parlor, for rent. at 346 K stre-t, between Ithand isth streets, (#ranklin Row ) Also, at same place, ROOMS, communicating with each h of the above suits ofro msare ad- dapted fer two gentiemen. or geutleman hot and cold water inthe Reference re- ON, DEALERS IN APPLES, 60 barrels prime Baldwin, Greening, &e. Apples Just received per schooner Mary Cl-aveland, NSON, Tr rtrest, c —Housekerping made easy by | the use af Gias Stoves, for Cooking or Heating. The subscribers are sole agents tor the al nd GOOD quor and fins busi [LLER. old't¢ attached, no? a By the use of these St: ver « great deal of labor is | saved, in addition to the saving of expense, Ail persons intereste: . Will, by callin, store of the subscribers nee one of these operation. JOUN S BAKNARD & i Bridge street, two nos. west of High street. Georgetow YOLU MBIA MARKET, Corner Thirteenth stand the known establishment continu a. The Proprietors vould most respectfully call the attention of the citizens of Washiggton to their tine amortment of geods just arrived— 1,000 barrels APPL¥> oe 10 packages: f Vt. and N 100 bbls. SUGAR BEETS 2tons of the celel ws Hubbard 20 bbls. Boston PORK, 2S kegs PIG’S FEET and TRIPE. Together with everything usua ly ke: bechai ted markets. ee and hourekeeping, also army mevs. will find t! venient re to wet their supplies. ‘nodW MALLARD & WIL GFtar DEMONSTRATION GRAND RALLY OF MEN AND BOYS IN WANT OF OT HING, AT THR BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IN No. 460 8svextn Steesrr, Where you can find cL THE LARGEST, BEST AND OHEAPEST STOCK OF CLOTHING in thia city, STORE CROWDED WITH BARGAIN 8 who get fitted ont in short time and at PRICES_THAT DEFY COMPETITION! replenished our ‘tock and think It | excels anything in this market. We guarantee to | We have sel! at low prices, eur motto being QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS! { N. B.—Our Saturday customers will please come early as convenient : our store ie so full in the evening it in impossible to waiton all. _ ‘7- Bo not forget the Chaspeat Cothi In town, at ne ne eee Ghee F. nom F PROF. L. G. MARINU'S ASBHIONABL TEMPERANCE HALL, E at., bet. 9th ani Marini respect.ully informe his for’ ? Il oper the above Academy on December 2d, at 3 p. For particul nee circa’ara, umercus customers with PROVISIONS Cape CRANRERRIES a fine article, BUTTER, CARROTS. ‘ated Murrow-fat S embers of Congress contemplating rF. Clothiers, Ne. 460 Seventh street, and Corner Twentieth st, and B DANCING ACADEMY, ma and the pudlic in general, that he urnday, gj at the | Stoves in | 60., | doors n,D.0. | Avenue. en to fur- SQUASH, di jo. pt in the hina con- LIAMS._ TOWN, BEKERS, | ng House d 10th G®24t Commoriro wx Pelt) FIRST WARD | WHAT CAUSES IT? iT ta BAR & BROTHER'S NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, Lately Opened, No. 115 Penyevivania Avusc! Between 19th and wth ate. EVERY BODY IS RUSHING THERE FoR WELL-MADE & FASHIONABLE SUITS! As that is tne very place now for every body to buy A FINE OUTFIT CHEAP! Please semember that our motto is FAIB DEALING AND LOW PRICES! Call at once and procure your bargains . O8-2m* WHS Sacer OBANDA.7 vols., Loadon. ‘ABY mae | arby ta 1L0 |W | 7 Warhington | Rotincreased the price of their im: PROCLAMATICN. - Wasertercd HORE OUION,, t of worsh expressions to Almighty ‘Goa, = RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor, Jorrr Besoivrion angel Thureday, in gratefal Wusanas it is beconing ina Christian Roonle to retura thanks to the Giver of all good for the mani- fold blessings He vouchsafes them as acommunity; acd whereas js peeu! city of Washington should unite with her sister citles in the observance of a day of public thanks- siving and praise: therefore resolved. Ge. That his Honor the is hereby request to set apart by public ation Thuraday, 7th November instant, asaday of thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God fer the mercies Cd e past year, and of rer for the r ration of peace and of fraternal feeling throughout the Union, inviting all citizens to sb- stain from their usuai secular employments aad to iD a proper observance of the da: Bett Mayor prec! unite i 2 ed PHERD, ofthe Board af Aldermen WALLACH, Mayor. ALEX. B. SHB} Presdent sopeeyt ¥& Approve Novene No 21-Steo RICHAR' WANTS. Bx WANTED—At No. 16 Market Space, be- tween 8th and 9th streeta ° ANTED—A emast, industrioue BOY. None need answer ur fess well recommended. Ap- ply at 366 O etreet, bet and 6th. it 7 ANTED—A good GIRL, for housework. Good Wee as ieee cette promerork. Good 20th and lithfstreets it ANTED—A respectable girl wishes a BITUA- TION aa chambermaid or to 4 Plain. sei Enquire on 13th street. between Hs 128 2 ANTED—A few good MESSENGBRS, at the ofice ofthe American Telegraph Oompany, 432Pa.ave. — jaar ff WANTED I[MMEDIAT $500 aliberal interest will be pei . Forse curity city Coty Paks ‘valued at $2.50. Address Oh Ee eee, ANTED—A PARLOR and Cfi AMBER, nicely Furnished. in the neighborhood of the War { Department. Address, stating terms, “D. L.-” Box 13 at this Office it GOOD MILLINEB WANTED IMMEDIATE- | Iz, Apply at Mra. WATT'S Millinery store, | 154 High st., 2 doors above West, Georgetown: None but a goad hand need apply. no % 2t* WANTED By, « r-spectable gill a SITUA TION to do chumberwurk. Apply at the Trimming Store on F street. between Lith and sg? sirert.. - —A few WOOD CHOPrER®, (wood | wands preferred.) Enquire 1@ %tar Office | or of P. A. J. CONNELL, near Big Falis, Cross | Roads Post Office, Md BO 24-3t* WANSTED—At the Gouling Restaurant, 247 Pa, | avenue, between Ith and I8th ste. a good | WAITER; one who understands his business will | et good wages the whole year round. mediately, with reference. no W AN TED-4 ¢ #1 OYSTER SHUCRER. T. good band, constant employment and gsi waxes will ba given. App'y immediately, at the | Kew Steamed Oyster Establishment, No. 47 1 tm | ore oor south Penn ue no 243i" | uous and c pa- ANTED—By an honest. i bm young man, aSITU ATION, wh re homay ebtain an horest living furnish the best of | reference. Address C.M. THURSTON, Washing- | ton, D.O nom 3st* | * — WANTED White, Colored and Mixed Rvp Cotten and Woolen; Old Papers, Latters. Re- | sorte wments, News papertand Waste Papers. Faraities and Storekeepers. having Rage or Paper Fill be called upon by leaving orders nt MAS WN Rag and Paper Warehouse, 375 and 377 D tree! near 7th. 6 —A young man of good bus i £2000 WAd: ations, having cashwapital | cf about S240, is desirous of obtaining aninter-at | in, or purchasing entirely, some good etablish. | ment, or would like to opens new concorn, in eon jonetion witr arelisble porsos. haying © ital Ad- now-lwe | dress ""F.J.R.,” Box Sod Washington Post Ofice, | = no 24 ee a” } URNER WANTED. Apply immediately, at | the Factory corner let and D streets. 4 RoR BALDWIN BROS. | WANTED Five hundred LABORERS, to work | in the Commissary Department. Apply to Capt. V C.S.. at the foot of @ street j Doz k AUBECR WITH. Col-anac s. _| Ww ANTED—A PURCHASER for No 1Segat and Tobacco Es! Mth str frem blishinent. Enquire at 4675, to 1o’clock, opposite Willards”. | IPLOYMENY, by a young m . Grocers, Or Quartermasters eompetent to perform the duties re- er branch. Can furni-b the bast of ma persons residing in this | Bex 607 Georgetown, D.O. | as Sutle Clerk; ix fal quired in eit Bo nz att eS 2 OAKD WANTED—For a gen'l one auall child, from New York. Aby private | family who can furnish comfortable appartinent With reasonable attention, can secure agreeabl and ot paying occupants, Ly addressing a note through Bex Pont Offee, no 2-3t* wo or three good CANVASSERS | Please cali at room No. ee. eT ¥ ED—A good SERVANT GIRL, (colored referred.) competent to wash and iron, aud do chamberw rk. A pely at No. 37 Estreet north, between 10th and tit no 21-3t™ WANTED TO RENT—A amall DWELLING HOUSER, furnished containing 4 erSroome, Must be pless ocated. Distance from the business part of the city no objection, ifconvenient toastreet milroad. IT: terms sre catisfactory, a Tmanent tersitcan be had. Address Box $16 arhingte mt Offi ce no 21-3t* WANTE D— Every one te go at onee to the DOL- LAB STORE, 43% Penn, avenue, mear 4%. at, end ser for them eclyes the beautifal stock of Jeveiry and Iver plated Ware. there selling for . Ro 15-1in* in want of Employment ofany | d better cull op the new Inteilige ee | 1_Ninth st., where the best of pay to Srst claesServants. [have alway applications en hand for good Cooks, Laundresses, Chambermaids,’ Waiters and Beamstressae; also for Young Men to wait on tables, in private families or hotels’ Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want of good help will find it to their advantage tocall, ate! a manted. The bert of tenants can obteined without char, 'y & ing As above. bo 4 tt eer ILLER. will Se gi WAntED-ico ton- COTTON RAGS, for which the highest cash prices will be paid, by GOODELL & BUSHER, 309 C street, and s3 Louiriana avenue. no 3 lm* TT URMES WANTED—Three or four TIN and SHEET-IRON WORKERS. The best of wages aid for good workmen. Call at E. H. & H. I. Rresory. $21 Penn. avenue. URNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted te rent, for from ene to three years a Furnished relling for i vate family. tion in the at or Secon ‘ard preferred. Address Lock Box oc Washington, D.C. eo4-tf ANTED.—We are bu: BECOND-HAND FURNITURB, STOVES and BEDDING, for which we are paying the highest cash prices. Fam- ilies declining housekeeping, or having surplus of farniture will Gnd it to their advantage to give us acall. BONTZ & GRIFFITH 4012-tf No 369 Seventh st., between I and K. W ANTED— Every person to kuow that { am in the market, ready to pay cash for all atticlos in the housefurnishing line. Those leaving the city or having a surplus, will do well to call. R. BUCHLY, 426 Roventh atteat between @ ond Hi; {east ide.) Dealer in Now and Second-hand Purai re, no I ATEST NEWS FROM EURKOPR. . som JOHN BRIGHT'S SPEECH AGAINST INTER- | FEKING WITF AMEKICAN AFFAIRS HIS BOLD SPLECH 1N PRAISE OF WUR COUNTRY, INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF WOOLEN AND COTTON GOOBS. But J. BRUCE & CO., No. 464 h siroet, has ase stock of CLOTHING. FOR MEN'S AND BOYS’ WEAR, as they bonght it at old prices, and they will not make the people pay the least advance, as they are determined to undersell all otners. They have the gocds anc are beurd to runoff their stock within the next forty days to make room for our atock that we are now facturing. : A pared e vod Rae our goods to induce sur of om fo 'BOYS’ JACKS TS AND PANTS excels anything ever offered in this city, J. BRUOR & CO, DuaLubs in MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, No, 464 71H beREKT, Two Doors Below Swit! L z ROTHROCK. Mow tons ed his stock of . 5 ROC jae remo 6 oO Paperhangings, Wisdow Shates aud Upholstery Goods, to NO. 452 Beventh street, opposite the tent jee. ‘Having « sew and well assorted. stock, and in- creased facilities for business, he reapectfully solicits the ordera of the public. Paperhanging and Upholstery work of every de- ferip ion exeented with dispatch. Come and see, et abe Seventh et., opporite Pateut Of: no }4-27 tTatel.) Fras 8 UNARRIVALLED oe ! The most Con’ ent _ Delicious for rise. OM by Grocers eoneraliy, of this Vite, ult ime | _ no 2 St tee | Heine of «nid AUCTION SALES, By J.C. McGUIRE & OO. Auctioncers. TEAM GUN: AT PUB Avotion. G J.C. MeGUIRE & 00;, sects, erst no 2-4 3.0. , Auete. “By 3.0. McGUIRE & 00.. Audiidusers Cle ee " di ict it B ® Ween ve E i” f Wadding, belonging to writ No. $5, eras tan, Spon Let Wilshy, belonging to sloop Potater Ber, inctamt. ot haif-post Vert c ¥s “Winp i LAMON premises, the taloefne, Sexes _ no 4-tds Trited States Marchal D.D, sated in the ; U 5, MARSHALS BALK OP PRIZR GOODS — | teen. (16,) im square : one the United Biases oa Se te D strict of Gcigmtia T “etine of eale are: will sell, at the 6th st: ct wharf, on the Potemas.¢ hase money im eneh; and ae eee Tiver, for cash, on SATURDAY, Say of | eqeat amounts stain, vwelve. and sores ten -, srmmencing a "clock aaeneety of ~ fie Life Bae” Bis trustee, tat gine ihe . inn rests _ sein ane ap LAMON, sofa the sage NF Cited States jarvha!, D.C. Dotice, at the nig Spee Ease tre tere’ BLIC ALB ov CONDEMNED KNAPSACKS, oon expense reepestive Pi ‘CLOTHING. @e. Seb ah gd = en's Davo WEDNESDAY, tha seth Torteant? a anaes Feet “of OND EMA ED KNAPBACKS ¢. ‘ayments to be made in U. 8. Treasury motes be- fore delivery of the goods, whie} are required to be removed immediately. The sale will be held open until all the goods are d-*posed o: . BF Captain, Assistant Quartermaxtar, no 2-d&de U. 8. Army. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. E qrorns. Hampwanr, Trewane. Paints, Oris, Boots ax Shoes, Cordacw, Brusums, Hosterr, Topacco axp Cigars, &¢.,&¢., at AU WEDNESDAY, the 46th instant, we amence the sale at io o'clock 3. m..at the Grocery Store of Mp. 8. Pumphrey, at the corner of 4% street and south N street. .earthe U.S. Arsenal, all the effects of the establishment. viz Ten Saget and Coffer, Starch, Saicratus, toda. Soap, Candies, i &c.; Liguors, Brandy, Whiskey, Spices. Blacking. &c. Glass, Crockery. and a g-ner- ine, Gin, &¢.; Tin, al assortment of Carpenter’s Hardware, &c inate, ‘ongs laas Shovels, Spades and Picks, Axes, Shovel and &c.: Paints. Oil< and a general assortment in Boxes assortment of Brushes, Sash aad other ge: Boots, & ser; Woolen and Cotton Horiery Gloves, Thread, Spool and Bail Cotton, and Silk; Worden-ware, Tobacco and Cignre, with « lnrge lot of other articles, which we deem unneerstiry to enumerate, Term: in barksble funds. The attention of the Grocers, Deniers, and the public in general is respeetfally invited to this ante. as it will be peremptory, and the eale will be worthy oftheir attention. Do 2] td GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auets. Ry J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. “WT RUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE LMPROVED Reat Exratr ix Tae City ov Wasnrxor, Ry virtue of » deed of trust recorded among the land records ef Wast-ington county D.C. in tiber J. A.8.. No. 195, folios 347. . [shall sell at pubd- Y, November 2th, at 4 o'clock p.m. on the premises that lot of ground in Washington city, known on the plat thereof an pa t of lot numbered 3, in Square 449, being on L street, between oth and 7th streets west, and having a front on L street of 61 feet by 124 deop, im proved by a double two-story Brick Dwelling House, with back building. . Terms of sale: One-half csah, balance in two lig auction, on FRIDA equal instalments of six and twelve meatha, with | | interest from day of rale. | wecured by deed of trust on the proy Credit payment to be ty. NOOR. CLARK J C McGFIRE & CF no f-eod etween the Kirby House mack’s trataurant,a roll of TREAS- S. Aruitable rewari will be given if @ Ster Off co. Lia REWARD —Strayed on saturday evening, trom No. 457 1 street, a large black MULE, with beavy tail. Whoever returns hia ve the above reware RL GAINES & CO. mt by 4 TO THE BSCRIRER 3, JOINING Movnt Olivet Cemetery, a black and white YEARLING, witch Tuconne’ can have ty proving ert a ng charges. Mew ste HENS 3. RENWICK. = REWARD.—lost, a brown, Itslian gro $5 HOUND, with white feet: white a-ound h: neck and white breast I will give 3 the Lichau House, « Tenth street, above G. &> REW ARD—+trayed or stolen. eed a werk November 16, a colored SETTER DOG URY NOT returned to £20 for the return of said Dog at La. avenue, or at No. 437 no 24-2t™ om lart Sunday bite ani liver he four fost spotted | ‘The above reward will be giver if returned t No. 612 Maryland avenue, near the corner of i2th, and. 20 a st toretoles on Suniay mora- 4g. November 23d.@ black tan colored HOUND, witha ar around his ve k marked C K Boteler I will give the abov wrrd ifthe dog is ft et 61 Missouri avenue, or 336 Penusyivania avenue. Bo 24-4t _ AKEN 4th instant, mall COW The owner will please come forward, prove +f el aa ake rawa! property: pay SOME ROBERT B. (OWT ON Or Ralfet. bev Tand U ats. Tslavt neMsth Washington, D. yed from tke subscriber on ared and white COW 6 yesrs old, a dit « hear; 4 and fac Apy one retur: ing said cow will rece: reward. Apply to JAMES WALSH, routh. Capitel H D 118 As pitel Hi nt. STRICT OF COLUMBIA, County or Wasu nor To-wit:—I hereby certify that Ww scunty brought before meas astray, trespassing on his enciosuras. a black MULE, with | lignt mouth; about § years oldand 16 hands high; | y hand and sealthi« 2th day of H F. J. MORPHY, J. P. shod sil round, Given under’ m Nevewber, W62 . J. The own?r of the ahove Mule is hereby ‘to come forward. pro’ tabe it awny. 4 Fequested Ye property. charzes au: pore Ww HEINE, On the old Riaden: Near boundary li: Mrs. Py no 2t-3t* 5 FOUND. 4 PACKAGE OF PAPERS ndire-sed to “Rev. P. Milles a Penn reg- iment.” probabiy of valine to th: owner, He can have them bw applvingat Box 14 Star Gffice,ad paying fer this advertisement St. OST—A lacy’s GOULD WATCH CHAIN: AN 4 PENCIL; the pencil marked Margaret Barly. Lost either in the nardtown stage, or on Sixth street, between Band F A liberal reward will be hes if left at 441 Sixth street, between 5 no I O8T—Or the 19th of November,a MIL! 4 from five to six yeurs old. long and «itm: brewn and whitish clor; her thighs white from her hips down, and white down i horns. $5 reward will be paid to ani will re-urn Fer. Apply to MICHABL RET 666 G rtrect, Washington. Ro 33 3t* & % REWARP —Lost, an E FLAT CLARINET, &o ins binck bag, ip the Navy Yard cars on Thoreday evening. The finder will receiv. the above reward and th turning it to Canterbury Hall, P. RAFFA, Musicianofthe Do 22-3t* e Band 50) SEWARD. —stolen from the subscriber. re- 9 oem 3 onethe Rockville turnpike. Mon'- semery county Md..6 miles from Ge teslows on the =e of he Wth instant, black horse with two white feet (one fore aud one he DY.No two HORSES, one a hird;) both scarred; slao, se on the leftrump; alittle lame ip the left hind leg; s bes orse: The other a dark sorre! horse. rd feet 3% Dal white rather low carriage, Toe sbove reward will be paid on Celivery of the horses at Mr HOWARD'S St: bles, on 7th t, Wash- ington D C., or to me as above d rset - Bo 2-3t* ISAAC HARON. mane rubhed off; SUPPOSED TO BE STOL SS by two soldiers of the 15th Regimen’ monees Bucktails one red Sree see avy bale with yery large uavel: one and white born Cow: one dark red Bullalo Cow, _ The others marks uot remembered. § 1 will be given for any infor- mation that will lead to their recovery, for either one. G. T.JA Do 21-3t* Metrepolitan Police, 4th Precint Corsty OF ® ASHING? ON, T Wit:—T here- by certif: that Ephraim of said county brought before me, subscriber one of the 4 tices« fthe Pence in and for said county, this tet day sf November 162, 28 a stray, a m colored Moin with arhort maneamt 4’ black fine dows e G back anc tai ; said mule is medium sized. iven under my W.&E. STRATTON, 3. P. The owner of the above described mule a take greet ed to prove property, pay ay, > alte MACHINES WING MACHINES! ture. A large stook, of different patterns, for saloat | | Termsof sale: All sume und-r @2, cash: over Prices, 6D fo: lyer heavy tailor- | $2, of six TaD eerie ecltavle WE A GWARE SCO.” | securities notes P S 69 8. Howard street, Baltimore, | N. B.. lachines ba = ul are ly Sewi Mw entities Ber. oo PERC aS Loss seve e etreet, Warhi Bekins ¥KOM BOBTON ket schoo! Tas meron deer go te Spe rig» soenen Sie BAR’ va RI on 09 and 101 Water et, Geercetews. XTENBSI¥ E SALE OF GROCERIES, LI. | on.—On | tl com- | Answers to the name of | her back; white ~ © thanks of the owner by re- | Pa. Voi? ty. | ur- | roa .we shall Lote J six, vTdnon'e subdivision of part ot five, ( pnd sere $ two hundred and rigtthy "abe. prone ieee All conveyancing at the eost of the to resell { By GREEN & WILBIAMS, Aucticneer« Cory. Bre axb Oars, Gamntacn, end t T 745 carb ; pfters we . with Interest , secured by on the prea: seins nd the trustee “istenitien ree days atthe risk and ex of rohase "tT LANGLEY, Trastes, meirtds 3.0 Me@UIRE & CO. TRLIO SAi K OF PURNITURR, Lresxsics, Rousse, Bene Carvin, Pi iblic 1s re: pectfally take dlace at 11 o'e tention of the sole which TUESDAY. instant, Pri of n'l the personal wf the bs 7 bog the Yard e scate we Firceeal he nace Sica over of4 mm *. for notes Ly an secured to ihe satisfaction of the Execute” HU CHAPIN, Executor. | _no218t (Rep.) GREEN & WILLYAMS, Aveta, | _ By J.C McGTIRE & CO., Auctioneers DMINISTRATOR® SALE OP PERSONAL rrectsor an Orricen or Text. 3 A.—Ow TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Novenber asth ai the Auction Rooms of Jas. G. McGuire & Oo. at 4 | piclock p.m.. I shall sell the personal effects of the a * ie. M . ral Leather Trunks, W | Large quantity of excellent Clot sii Chaptss, Mexican Spurs, and tot o! Miuttary Ctoth- ing, | Together with many other articles o personal Bf- | fects. B. A. JANVLER. Admini strator. | noid (Rep.) J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. FUTURE DAYs. By W. L. WALL & ©O.. Auctioneers, P*REMETORY SALE OF THE ENTIRE ov Fixe Wines, Liquors, Oig.es, Heamer- tcatty Suatep Perits. &c.. ny Cariiogre, a? Avcriox.—On WEDNESDAY M@RNING. the seth instant, at 10 o'clock. we will sell. at the Store ot Mestvrs. Ostheim & Bro., No. 295. soath J Pevesylvania avenue, helween ih and Streets, their entire stock of fine Wi » Whiskegs, &e.. compris! ‘oem ogee ‘o.¥ Serve wersarerree Port Wines, consisting of Lonéon Dock and Bargam Bourbon Whiskeys, direct Rye Whiskeys. @ Eco: i Tish W from beat distil. jeries, Jamaica and St. Croix Rum, of fine quality, Be tavia Arrack. Zwetchen and Kirchwassen, Schiedam Schna; * a Cock tails, ing of St. Bxtephe, St, Beit ; perior Chatess gure duice, from Kentucky, rect from Penarylvania. 5S 4 priese e i . Turkey, Calves Tondhes, &c., g Ney ee , Succatash, ‘oman’ ne, © t, Strawberry, and Oranberry Jellies, and Te, fort Fruita and Mea\ Plaip and Mixed Pickles, Chow-chow, Lobster, ams, Brandy Peaches and Cherries, &e., Also, the Stor: Fixtures. Terms cesh 3 The attention of Pawilier. Sutlers, and others te called to this sale, as the goods are hani only offered at suction becaure the owners are changing their toriness. seul e¢ Store for rent, inquire no 19 wh. Ww { the Auctioneers. ALL & OO. Aveta, CO. Auctioneers. F VALU BI wast apbor Th, also ofa frat, +1889, and duly reeorde< in Liber J. A. fail. AFTERNOO! reminen, by ¥ irtue 376, folios ling House. One-third cash; the io ent, with interest, secured by 8 deed ef trust on the premiees. All conveyances at the -ost of the five deys thereafter tue trestens ve e rr, to resell on ene wrecks: notice in | no 7-e08 | Gether with the smmprevemente, tom si eash ; th in six aod ith intepet’ covered toeael of | aa Al conveyances at the cost of the x oat he terme ct nas commu right te | Gaye | Fenciat the risk aod expen of the delouiting par ¢ J HENRY NAYLOR, JON C. Hann Sigs, { Trustees, no T-e0d J.C. McGUIRE & 00., aucta, ‘ —T pm ae vinlleaner aici, — UBLIC RALY —On TUESDAY MORN: Be ber Sd. at 10 o'clock a, m. Pieenter rt, we will aol ot es es = iat FOX CRACKERS! ING & BURCHELL, Cerner With «i. and Verma or