Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Gnrover’s THEATER.—An immense audience greeted the fourth performance of «Fanchon” last evening, there not being scarcely standing reom in any part of the house. Maggie Mitchell in this character is inimitabie, and should be seen by all means. Opp FrLtows’ Hatt.—Second night of the grand Miltonian Tableaux, with sixty- three representations of scenes in Milton's Paradise Lost. This exhibition is one of the finest of its kind ever displayed in this city. Leoetvre by Miss Anna Dickinson, at the E Baptist Church, on the subject of “Flood NTF RBURY.— The regular performance of eek. a ionAL Bank or THE RervBtic.—Yes- “y the superb new banking house of the mal Bank of the Republic, erected on the the Old Patriotic Bank, was opened with idsome banquet furnished by the man- who are made up from our most re- nai citizens. stollowing brief description will conve « of the building: The fronton Sevent and. pn Pa feet; on D street, one hun- ‘op height from sidewalk to top of cor- + Ss -five feet. The style of architecture te, The entire front is built ef Con- rest brownstone. The doors, which are .we@ my ‘assive, are of solid walnut and richly dren’sht. The vestibule door is of the same a, and finished with side-lights and tran- -om of French plate glass. The banking-room isa splendid apartment, 26 feet wide, 45 feet deep, and fifteen feet high, lighted by four arched windows of platea glass. The ceiling is superbly frescoed, and exhibits, besides fine flower panels, fourvignettes, representing the escutcheon, pie, commerce, and the arts. ‘The side walls are blocked m stone, and the floor is laid in chequered marble tile. [he three upper stories are splendid saloons, 26 by 100 feet, and are now occupied by the Commer- cial College of Bryant, Stratton, and Walworth. The rooms are entered from D street by a spacious stairway of elegant finish, ash steps, and walnut band-rail. The following isa list of the firms and me- chanics employed on this elegant building : Baldwin bros., builders; M. G. Emery, brown- stone and marble work; Thos. Lewis. brick- k; Fenwick & Stewart, plasterers; Zachery Spalding, painters; W. D. Wyvill, tinner; J. H. Mead, iron work; Hubert Schutter, fresco painting, M. Garnett, carving; C. Courteney, plumbing and gas work. pel oe Wuere His Skates Saoutp Go.—On Wed- nesday, one of our heary citizens, both as re- cards wealth and avoirdupois, Mr. W. E.S., known of yore ae one of the three famous + Bilis” of Washingten,) thought he would be a bey again and goaskating. So he friskily made his way to the field at Galt’s whart, donned his skates, and struck out to show the boys how he cut ciphers on the ice in child- bood’s years. Pretty soon he came down, ca- spong, upon the portion of his frame that seemed to have been amply cushioned by na- ture to meet just such accidents. The blamed skates were of course at fault, and after duly unkering them, up he got again, striking out more cautiously this time, but with the same result, and almost immediately he was down again on the same place where he got hurt be- fore. This time he took a double purchase on his straps and went in for the third ssay with unabated cheerfulness, but again «* came to grief, as he did many times in suc- sion, greatly to the enjoyment of the rude _ee#, and perhaps, also, of some lady-skaters, gy however, politely snickered in their ffs. But they had to laugh right out when * little dirty-faced cuss halted in frontof S.. who was sitting in his normal position on the ice, tugging at the skates, and shouted, « You ain't got em on right!’ «+ Why, where should they go!” inquired S. anxiously. “Go, why under your coat tails,” (or words to that effect) sung out the sharp boy: and he struck off out of danger, no withstanding S. magnanimously hailed him to come back and get a quarter. —_—_——s— RECOVERY OF STOLEN Goops.—On the 2th of December last the house of Julia Dean, in Marble alley, was entered during the absence at night of the inmates, and about $400 worth of beds, bedding. new carpets, stoves, &c.. were stolen. The case was assigned to Clar- voe and McDevitt, who proceeded to search out the thieves. The goods were at first taken to the stable of McClintock's Express, and sub- sequently removed. The officers went to the house of James Magee, colored, in Marble al- ley, and while the officers were reading the search warrant down stairs, Charity Howard, colored, was engaged in throwing the goods out of an upper window to concealthem. The officers found all the goods belonging to Julia Dean, and a dry goods box filled with blankets, guilts, under-clothing, towels, spreads, and — of linen, said to be the property of ene P. Morgan, who keeps a colored restaurant on 6th street, near Pennsylvania avenue. Magee was taken to police headquarters with the goods. The officers went to the house of Char- ity Howard, and found there, in a chimney, another lotof Juba Dean's goods, and other goods, for which there is no claimant. Super- intendent Richards examined the case last night, and sent the prisoners to jail for court, in default of six hundred dollars bail for each. ——_e——— Tae Levy Covurt.—The Levy Conrt of Washington county will hold its next meeting on next Monday, when it will organize, the Senate having confirmed the appointment ot the President of the-following members: Thos. Blagden, of the county, reappointed: Col. J. A. Magruder, of Georgetown, who fills the place of Jenkin Thomas, and Dr. J. A. Rowland, of this city, in the place of Michael Larner. The court now consists of the Se N.. 5. Sargent, S. J. Bowen, ©. R. it, Dr. C. H. Nichols, D. V. Durr, G. H. Plant, T. Blag- den, J. A. Rowland, and J. A. Magruder, the terms of the three first named expiring this year, of the second three 1-47, and the third three with 1965. The court last year was presided over by Judge Sargent, Mr. Nicholas Callan, who has filjed the office for many years, being the clerk and treasurer. This court is the law-making power for the county, and has full charge of thé improve- ments outside the corporation limits. An- nually it assesses taxes, appoints supervisors of roads, a collector, a surveyor and school commissioners, and it 1s the body from which licenses for hotels, &c., are obtained. enone U.S. Supreme Court, Jan. 11.—Hiram P. Bennett, Esq., of Colorado, Horace H. Hard- ing, E=q., ot Illinois, Hon. Edward Jordan, of Washington, D. C., and Mr. Dexter, of Illinois, were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this court. No. 53. The bark Springbok, &c., appellants, vs. The United States. The argument of this cause was concluded by Mr. Carlisle tor the appellees No. 120. The steamer Stephen Hart, &c.. ap- pellants, vs. The United States. This cause was argued by Mr. Vong J for the appellees. No. 329. 125 baskets of champagne, marked ¥.C. and 600 baskets of champagne, marked E. C., Eugene Clicquot, claimant, plaintiffs in error, vs. The United States. No. 321. 300 baskets of champange, marked H. G SS. and Co, R. Fenerstein, claimant, plaintiff in error, vs. The United States. The argument of these causes was com- menced by Mr. Eaton for the appellees. ——e——__ ENTERTAINMENT.—Last evening, Mr. J. B. Hutchinson, cashier of the National Bank of the Metropolis, opposite the Treasury Depart- ment, gave a dinner at the Bubler Restaurant, in celebration of the anniversary of the organ- ization of the bank. The entertainment was attended by the other officers of the institution, and by several gentlemen of the Treasury De- partment. The viands were of the richest de- scription, the conviviality was universal, and the whole affair one of the most pleasantevents of the season. At the conclusion of the feast, each of the clerks of the bank were presented by Mr. Hutch on, on the part of the direetors, with a substantial testimonial of regard. pT RSA Orr ror AtLnany.— Yesterday afternoon, Warden Brown, of the jail, left with the follow- ing named persone, constituting the second in- stallment tht 1 for Albany, where they are to be delivered to the superintendent of the Albany county penitentiary to serve’ out the sentences Of the court—Win. H. Light, alias ae Light, (tor the larceny of Bailiff iz ss coat from the court Toom,) three ears; Major H. Wilmer, three years: Charles Mouler, Nicholas Fiske, Charlies Williams, John McCarty, George A. Mitchell, two years each; Wm. Tyler, Wm_ Robinson, Mark Wei- come, John Lanigan, John Rollins, Richard Williams and Dennis Ragan, one year each. ig catia Po Comumissioxers.—The Board met in the rooms on Ith, near D street, yesterday afternoon; ali the members present. The appointed Jobn McGraw an additional patrolman for Willards’ Hotel. R.T. Taylor's commission as additional patrolman on Pena- sylvania avenue, from 9h to 10th streets, in- eloding the square on the north side, was renewed. Michael French’s commission as Sdeitional patrolman tor the square between tb, 7th, C street, and Pennsylvania avenue, ‘Was renewed. en Graxy Lancexy Casxs.—Lewis Wilson, colored. was arrested this morning by officer Weeden, of the Seventh Ward, for the larceny of $6 from Nelson Hoscar Themoney wasre- covered and the pomenes was sent to jail for court by Justice Handy. Thos. Hicks, colored, was also arrested by officer Grinnell upon a charge of grand lar- =i 7 was sent to jail for court by Justice oIry ITEMS: Panna FOR SALE AND RENT. en a ORS A WILL OPEN THIS DAY, & splendid assortment ite WOMAN, as chambe! (OR RENT—Small new BRICK HOUSE on i3th of Jewelry, Combs, Port Monaies. Bags, Ca Oa a rivate fumity. 4p F eet, six rooms; large yard. aah a bas. &c.. which we sel ar, 3 peed ier. New York Dollar Gift Store, anda free gif aeecript tte oe whee, he fale pric Si be BS “SiIshED, ‘Room Term Terms ‘Soa na 6107 DoLtarn JewEtRx STORE.—Go to Price's | BAid- No. £85 Tth street, e115" Ma — worenees requinml. AS No. i Dollar Jewelry Store for new and beautiful CAEPEE. MEFS NAS TED AS the Deck its renee, styles of Jewelry and Silver Plated Ware for | street S8°¥ hain’ ee | eo aera h BOOMS, pachy, furnished. in only one dollar, at No. 438 Pa. ave., third door from 4 street. Wake eras wapely to ob. t Padan's Bo. Gores r particu- nis avenue larg how to make a comfortable living withoutca OR SALE—AB Ital. "Radress © BROWN SCO, EO setae” | BOR SALE A mood Feasons | Witte chara SITUATION as tem =a for wishing tosell. Inquire at 169 King st.. Alex- vefuy eng charas Of children and to make herself ia 12-8 seful. Apply No, 396 I street, between 12th and FoR a ae REOE and OHAM- ROOM and KITCHEN. an- WASTED nEQUAL PARTNER, Saas farnished. at No. 356 O street, between 43 and 6th, 000 capital, in an estab ished Bakery and | _/* Dining Roems. or will sell out interest and stock if IVE B FRAME red. Call immediately at No, 428 Penn 2 Cupitol 1 HAE Retwoun Delaware & ue. between 434 and 6th streets. and rh street, Apply on the premises. Ree $3 4NTED A PUROHASERA gentleman wish- | Per ae. ane decline house! » is desir of OR SALE— AK . suchas Retire cea igs | FORMER TES ROmERT ate ise. Term: ni hg ween 4 it xa Room 63 General Land Offices | ey jen ‘pee et A. HECHT. Tre GREAT ORIGINAL MILTONIAN TAB- Leavux AT Opp Fettows’ Hatt.—To say that Odd Fellows’ Hall was fuil last night to wit- ness the first exhibition of the Miltonian Tab- leaux would but feebly express the idea meant to convey, but it was literally ked, and hun- dreds could not gain admittance, some time before the time advertised to commence. The idea of illustrating « Paradise Lost” is a novel, yet in the hands of the present man- agers, we doubt not, proves a very successtul one in every sense of the word. The Tab- leanx, about sixty in number, were principally executed by John Martin, of London, and in exhibition are divided into four series:—The Rebellion in Heaven, the Creation, Pandemo- | A ‘A NEAT, industrious white gifl, aged 22, acous 0 LET—A nice twe-story BRIOK HOUSE, five nium and the flight of Satin through Chaos to ‘to business, wants remanerative EM- rooms. in 17th street, eee K and L sts ie Pag, and the Temptation, and Fall of | Shane puting Sagar tanger take eden Ae | Sia tb netoueteres > HOU. Sat coer Man. Time nor space permits us to go intoan re in 4 extended analysic of the merits or demerits of | Tess Bliss Q. E.B., City P. 0. ae ‘OR RENT—Two communicating HOOMS ANTED—A COOK, WASHER ana | [’ORRENT. Tyo.commanicating ROOMS, soft, IBONER. Also, one for ral housework. | L street north, near 12th street west, furnished or Also, one celored boy, "To such that can gh fred unfurnished, as may bedesired, Gas in the rooms. Fecommendations a good home ane pe Pri = Rent moderate. it he TE saline ppumags ennai tee FOUR BOOMS FOR RENT—Corner 20 stroct = WA WSs Wor a veal beanie irea- and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill. jll 3t* $25,000 rar Wicte nua tomate pane FIQi#h AND BARBER SHOP FOR sae. ty preferable; though pny material part will be ac. Rent cheap. Leased for three years. Inquire cepted, jculars at in terview which pienso set | at Star Office. ja 11 3t* LA Rote ; shrough city P.O. to ‘Real Estate OR RENT—To a first claws tenant, a suite of ROOMS. partl. “tarnished, on the Ist floor. dANTEDCE Colored WOMAN to Cook, Wash, | Address A, Star office, with full name and address, this original and unique exhibition; but we cannot Tefrain from alluding to the artist's ortraiture of our first parents, Adam and ve. There is nothing in the Dy resenta- tion of the pair to offend any one, if viewed, as in truth it is,as Milton's portrait of the “Sinless Pair.’ The artist has carried out Milton's idea in the representation, and we see them, at first human, yet unfallen,—a new thing on the earth: a man and woman beautiful beyond desire, simple beyond disguise, grace- ful without consciousness, naked without shame, innocent but not insipid, lofty but not AUCTION SALES. [For other Auction Sales, eee fourth page.) BY SASSE 2 BY eaten avenne, ree Be, corner of Lith street, wilt give their personal attention to Rea) = ope lousebold Furnitureat + QauCaRy 13, ordok. =4 our ‘Rooms, walnasle stock of choics od , Cigars, T Wines, Brand: s P gee aine, yee mtn bay? owing favorite Brands: a Harmony Bherry. - rand ‘Pelveisin Cognac, nea rich Wo Yery old Rye and os Whisky, Marceaux and St. Julien Claret. Laubenhbei: Champagnes of various br: gon kages Importal, "Gunpowder, and Oolong ORs. 30 cases Tomato Cateup Brooms. Soap, Starch, Cand’ Sn eon stock will positively be ‘sold without NAGLE & O00., Ancts. B* WH. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Came to the Premises of subscribers, January 2, a chestnut colored HORSE, a —.. ong owner is re- quested to pay charges and take United States Hotel, Penna. avenue. THE ABOVE HOR: geno be sold at our Ba- ne. between 9h and and cant repper Sen Sauce, zaar,No 98 Louisiana 0th streets, on TUESDAY: MORNING, atl0o'clk, to pay livery and charges. 1 .L, WALL & 00., Ancts. and Iron, in cope ogg family. Call at ia u 404 12th street, between JW St | FOR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, ANTED—By a small waves family. a hal age cane of 10th and Virginia Sysene. contalm- prond: uniting in themselves the qualities of childhood, manhood, and womanhood, as if, in 4 T and autum| rtially farnished HOUS. A ing ten rooms. Inquire of F, 0. sic poreee of yoo ey A task Milton had FISHER! 00-1478 "Lith street, or Paired Lock With and Detreets north. 1-3t* to accomplish; and at his bidding there arose | Bx 67, Post Om FS SALE FOR $350—The STO0K FIX- the loveliest creatures of the buman imagina- | YY ANTED— Eialiwicelie Mrs. EGuH, a. TURES, and GOOD WILL of f a Wheelwright Sd stre between F and @ streets north, | Sbop in Washington, Inquire at No. 5 Fashionable Dri id Cloak Maker, of ten years’ | street, Georgetown. janes erienee. All kinds of sewing and machine hl se = ett neatly and promptly executed. “Terms | JCOR RENT gr ee ee and ung ladies taught the art of cutting. by other ia sere ETON, 521 7th strect._ mean. aa HOUSE FOR RENT, ch (SURNIS! , cheaj at WANTED, DY .a Sentioman end wite;, om the | J WONES0 sth street: Rent in elvance. Inquire ina private family, with use of parlor and plane, | 0B the premises between 10 and 12 0 "clock. for two Address MAX, Box 281 City Post Omice, stating days; or, at any time, at 329 7th st. 12" local ke 4-15t ORR NT—The BRICK HOUSE siraatet on a ats ts Se the corner of New Jerse: noe sl street teen Every one in the Diet. tokoow | north.’ For terms apply te Michael Conney or Jas. of high Drives by hariog thelr afd soft felthateren: Dione, corner Mo. avons kak Oi wreee._Eeemade- ovated, colored and made eqnal to new. ate possession given. ___jall-co8t"_ N. ‘0 THE LADIES—Gentlemén’s old silk small furnished HOUSE, with and oll kinds old atyles Ladica’ Haters teres inte almost everything for housekeeping. toa re- tion, such as poet’s eye never before or since imaged: For contemplation he and valor form’d; For softness she and sweet attractive grace; So pass d they naked on, nor shunn/d the sight ps sod or Angel, for they thought noill. and in hand they pass'd, the loveliest pair ever since in love's embraces met; ian the godliest man of men since born. Hereatter we shall allude to other attractive features of this entertainment. In the mean- time we assure our readers that in no way can they more profitably or pleasantly pass an evening than by attending the “Miltonian Tableaux.” They are to be exhibited every evening until farther notice; and, for the espe- cial benefit of ladies and children a matinee will be given to-morrow, (Saturday) after- | the latest styles. by M. CUNNINGHAM (former! ctable tenant. Rent moderate. Apply to Mr. noon, olFl ah children will taheemcitied fer fif- | with Mr.J. Y. Davis,) Practical Hatte:, No. 268 REATING. grocer, corner of 5th aud G streets teen cents. Reserved seats can be secured du- ae street, next to corner of 13% street, Washington north, j@ 11-3t ring the day at Ellis’ music store, No. 306 Pennsylvania avenne. ae To BrrTeER MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.—Su- perior first class Table Butter forsale. I have on hand several thousand pounds of first class Table Butter in barrels, kegs and boxes, which — ._ tle 27-002W* GTABLE FOR RENT—BUGGY WANTED ANTED Gold and Silver WATCHES. DIA | SS stable for, four horses, near Bigs € Uo MONDS, PISTOLS. NBROKERS’ | Bucgy must be a no top, second-hand, but best TICKETS FURNITURE. CLOTHING. oF auras. | Craitty and in’ perfect orien Apply at 456 Now ticle of value. The highest cash price Paid, orex: | York av., near 1sth st. 1-3t* Chine Recory be Re treet te cedeging Ma. | F\OR BENT—A handsomel faraiabed PpeOnE chine Agency 002 9th street, three doers north ef Re a the fare euk Conan ie set pe 311 F st., bet. 1th and 13th. Ja 10-3t* I will sell cheap to Buttar Merchants and oth- N. B.—Money loqned ER oil Binds of eots ; SOR RENT—An unfurnished ROOM, on the ers in quantities, from one keg upwards. Ap-| no 25-co2m* Merchant Pawnbrokers, first floor, Apply at No. 442 F street. box Hiy fo Kes No. oo glig aad Building, WASTED WANTED (1 WANTED! tween 5th and 6th sts. Ja10 7 stree ween 2 COM GENTLEMEN. LADIES, OOMS COMFORTABLY FURNISHED aa - oe FANCY STORER EE Pens AND OTHERS, RENT—At No. 350 E street, between 10th and THE ADVERTISEMENT by the Water Registrar, ho would like to engage in an easy, light and | jith streets. ja 10 4t* able business, where small ontlay is only re- mT = OR RENT—A two story FRAME HOUSE on eoeeinogen HE Pett between ith and inh For i i lars Tae at No. 377 lithst., bet. L and addressed to ‘Property Holders,” which will be found in the columns of our paper, deserves from all whom it concerns, especial and very prompt attention. On the 15th instant all prop- erty on the Jine of streets or avenues named in that ad vertisement,and on whichjthe first instal ment of water-tax shall not haye been paid, will be returned to the Collector of City Taxes ou : — Stamping Depot. 351 Fs od of Stamping mple that a child o'el can at once undertake any job. Being the on! HRE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR, Son. Romplote instractions. tools: cushions, coupe San rg ge eer ny e * , cushiens. composi- . 6s ‘treet tions and stampe by the dozen or hundred. ‘This is | aires MoceTate: S84 HE street, between sh ne for any one wishing to make money by a | ——————— as delinquent, and by him will be advertised | ® chance )OR RENT—Three ROOMS on the first floor, and sold for the tax. ae 2 PP oniabie for Besekseptng. lnaeiie ef Mare: WANTED Travelers and citizens of Washing- | WARD'S Fancy Good store, on Massachusett ton to know > avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. ja 10-3t* B. NICO FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT in a private Has opened a NEWS DEPOT ti 552 Now Jorsey A ZORPBHED ROOM 70 REBT Ins vere Also, convenient to the public offices. Inquire »Bopks. Periodicals, Btationery, Stamps, &o., on 495 west lth street, between D and B streets. &F Subscriptions received for the qoaltimore 10-St* Daily Commercial, De SKINS WANTEP—at easueeaan * EBERT’S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, | TeBt2 trom she pete pi sddress JOHN F ES WoMiod Bidaeieeee, pide de19-tf "| Baltimore, Md. jal0 3st ms, WANTED. > Five ROOME- two of thom Tar tt) RENT—Fi ROOMS. twe of them fur- 381 eAeeeD: ee moe 381 Fk first-class private residence. use of The Pioneer of Merre woe new facilities for noe pebponie Washing- AMPIN ton House and Bt. Charles Ho ja 10-4” Has red ny wip aot ists Six PA CENT SLETS To LET The, pegmmodions three story and CLOAKS. CA “tag bac wee } YORES, BANDS, basement HOUSE, with water and gas, No. Fuses SHIONS, 8’ RS, ke., stam, by the | 445 9th street. between F and G, Sonvgee C4 Weare a8, Bb a: pe of new Patterns of | Patent Office. Furnitore for sale cheap. agains the’ latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine | at the premises. or at the Gent's Farnishsag tore We are prepared if stamp any pattern brought us. illards’ Hotel. 0-3 # we are the only practic: jtampers here we are Sram us willing tocome down. Ladies need not travel 2 Raed eeipioe ~ HOUSE coglaala Be reo AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MeEnT. — “Brown's Bronchial Troches”’ are the most popular article in this country or Europe for throat diseases and coughs, and this popularity is based upon real merit, which cannot be said of many other preparations in the market but weak imitations of tne peers eeneemans Corns, Brnions, Cluband Inverted Nails, successfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. For chilblains, frosted, tender and odorous feet, use Dr. White’s rem- bor They never fail. Price one d@ar per | bottle. fron BENT—A large DWELLING on Pennsyl- DIED, BENNER. On the evening of the 10th instant, after ashort but painful illness, LOUISA BEN- NER, = 54 years. Her friends and acquaintances generally are re- spectfully requested to attend her faneral on Fri day afterneon, the 12th instant, at 3 o'clock, from city over to get cheap Stamping, when the: the residence of her son-in-law, Joseph Gawler, | come to th only place for an assortment of Pat. Pat- frocery sore ov restaurant, I pal nee aes No. 182 Pa. ave., between I7th and isth. ja 11-2t* terns not excelled in New York. signed, on P bet. 24 snd sd streets east. EPMORSTON. a Ae the pesmence of his parents, WILLIAM PRINOE, ja 10-3t™ . . R. MARYMAN ednesday. the 10th instant, Winika ke B. EDMONSTON., is the 3ist year of age aS SS ee ee S418 OF TWENTY THOUSAND CORDS OF GOVERNMENT WouD. Headquarters pry. Tey of Washinston, Office af Chief Quartermaster, 381_F street, 0 on ite Patent Office. Yokes, . PFimae Skirta, and Fo SALE—A DAIRY oF 30 COWS with no 15 unexpired lease of farm for two ati 2 miles For a first class Conf tn Pa arene ket, Address “B. CEM, competent WOME MAN te take Wathington, Pret ones gu geree charge as foreman: must be perfect in baking and Be. RENT—A three-story BRICK HOSE, ornamental work, and well recommended "E, 1; Engr torctim | my gS rooms, situated on H street at No. 316, Pa. avenue, Washington, D.O. — oe. Sth streets, “Inquire at hetw: ANTED.— SEOOND HAND FURNITUBI JOSEPH FLETCHER'S, corner of 4th and (Corner Popas lranta avenue and 15% street.) Ww Also. Pe OARPETS, BEDS, (0 LET—Three BRICK HOUSES, five rooms; By i dircetion of ees Ciena tanacasiee Gana 's. | DING ‘aud HOU URNISH. goons of every situated on 6th street east, between A and B A., sal be made in this city and Alexandria, | descri oe. se ‘Bue oe Le eee foe 7 fh street, streets south; very Plawently located, one square pena THIS DAY: of (20 600) Twenty ’ ira je 6- H, cast side. from the cars. TH! ote koe Peed x Sal HI oO al persons les! ms “Said wood is thoroughly Seasoned. of FOR SALE AND RENT. OR RENT The two commodions and adjoin ity, eid is mixed in proportion of abou ra i and two-thirds Pine, ‘and will be sold the rate of ($7.0) seven dollars and fifty cents per cord, at the Government Wood Yard, on Maryland avenue. in Washington, in the rear of the Smith- sonian Institute, and at the rate of (36.50) six dol- lars and fifty cents per cerd, at the Government ard, located about one-eighth of a mile north of Alexandria, oa the Washington and Alex- andria Railroad. Orders upon the Wood Yards only on cash payments; w) Washington Yard du in Wed ome hours at this o! ard upos Alexan- dria Yard from Brevet or James Gleason. A.Q.M., on the premises, between the he hours of 9 o'clock a: m. and 1? o'clock noon Purchasers will be required to remove their wood from the Yard within ie, Te ns from meron. order. ing dwellings situated on D street, between Sth VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. and 9th streets, oyer the stores of of ae R. H.Gra- — ham and Messrs. Myers & han. These dwel ‘The subscriber will sell the Farm on which henow | lings are in thoreugh repai' i have the advan- resides. containing 130 acres of Land in the District | tage of gas and water. They will be rented se of Columbia, within feur miles of the City Mar- | ate or together, Fer terms apply to bad « Kee. aay p Ghan. Ga 91w) B. OWEN. ‘he land has been worked asa market farm fer YOR RENT A PRICK HOUSE. coruer New the last thirty years: and is in good condition. it | OB RENT—A. BRICE ROOM. cee nee has been divided as follows :—Five fields for crops, | with nine fue rooms and ce mbt ‘i feat fitty eight acres; meadow, twenty-five acres; or- | Mare in good repair: stable, Serrt chard, (apple and peach.) ten acres; woodland, | S20°%°. ‘Rent $50 per eonth. oF _- twenty-seven acres, around the house, ten acres. eior a plece of matte tends noer aoa ket Farm it has advantages seldom to fnguite of THOS, Be eDANT. Nov oeo ad will return ahigh premium on the he hands of a practical gardener. | - sone, Detween 6th and 7th strésts, Island. fi eehine tren tose toate )R SALE-A CARPENTER SHOP, situated ind. 2, Dwelling, forty-four feet front, with back Taide ings. connect! De with a double porch, stone foun- kK on G street north, between gth and 10th streets 5 a ce : Colonel Fo Gniot Quartermaster, dation and slate roof; contains five rooms in the | west. Apply to GEORGE W. HAUPTMAN, No. ja 10-19t partment of Washington. bagement, nig snd nd Foome on Let first floor, | 512 Lith street, near Penn, avenue, a ja 8-6t* UCTION ¥ ALE Maa ball, back baildioo: Kithon, with tee room’ | EYOR RENT—fmall BRICK HOUSE, 4 rooms A or Shovels’ Granta handsomely laid out aud tm F'Shaktichen. on ith street, betwoen'N and and: treets north. For terms apply at 490 H' street proved, surrounding the house with rich foliage, tac in months. ore PP i tOWLES. ° rte all convestent-laces owing apring’s with- a8 roperty Agen! in one hundred yar the house, with spring- Fo RENT—Ten neatly furnished ROOMS. house set in a grove of trees. of original growth. From fifteen to twenty dollars per month. To a gentleman of means wishing « beautiful resi- | SIMPSON HOUSE, corner 10th street oy — dence, with all the luxartes of a country life. this | avenue. 6-1w* Ri ace presents attractions rarely tound combined. PMPORTANT NOTICE — he situation is proverbially healthy , immediately —A BOOT AND SHO north of the Soldiers’ Home: and three-quarters of | # STORE and STOCK for sale in a good position. a mile from Rock Oreck Church. The read to be | Moderate rent, and a small and well kept stock of travelled to the city is one of the best in the coun: eccde, Lean se Teron Sreeee ‘itle perfect. Price moderate, and terms easy. URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, No. 485 ith Pleasure will be given to show the premises to F street, between Cand Louisianaay. Boarding any one wishing to purchase: for Mechanics in the same place. Board $3 per on a ehh be ctisdaa ea through the City Post week jan 5-1m* ice. W! attended to. Se a és ENT—A first class RESIDENCE, with fecayifneaatiods ao Wipit Crowsekeyorbe= | Peden Improvements in Georgetown | Bow DEY GOODS. We shall commence to sell at Public Auction, on MONDAY NEXT, January 15, at 9 o'clock, the entire Stock of DRY GOODS now In eur Store, 375 Seventh street, third door above I street, and shall sell from day to day until the entire Stoek is sold. Being determined to make @ great change in our Business, we take this mode of SELLING OFF. The Stock consists of DOMESTICS of every description, DBESS GOODS in great variety, EE SESH SEER... sion immediate. WNMAN & GREEN. GLOVES, ; P. S—The Land Pa “ divided if d de tt Py. Intelligencer Buil CLOAKS, SHAWLS. ing to each part improvements. FoR, RENT_Part of a house—3 to 5 1 Part of a house—3 to 5 ROOMS— OK SALE—Two small BRICK DWELLINGS, suitable for Bonsskeopving, leasantly located on F located on B street, north side, near the cor: | New Jersey Ss. south ‘Ay Pri vices Sree ner of th. Application for urchado to be made to aud cellar, Rent low. Apply at No P--} BICHAED T) HERRICK, Jerecy av. ©: McGUIRE & CO., Fe RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad- _jadiw_ Auction and Commission Merchants. joining er and Swe Ghassbers a on Sao Le a _ fe ‘urnis! . Suitable for Members o! Pereet hent oy Miter eee jue eo lot, 40 Congrees a ott other gentlemen. at 495 12th st., bet five reoms, with kitch nd Meellar cistern and pubis on the premio’ “Apply at No. i datrect, | FOR RENT Three farniaued ROOMS on oa Georgetown. ja 1-10t™ floor, at 352 G street, near 11th. | de27-eost" =a —— | G8 RENT Tw ROOMS, at No 300 ath et. THE ,QORABTNERSHIP | OF BARBOUR, 2d floor. Apply to Mra, YORKE, 464 10th SEMMES & CO. having been dissolved by the | street. Oo F-in death of John B. Semmes, the undersi; + sur- FS RENT—To single gentlemen, two FUR- wyag oe Lageber i will continue the business’ from NISHED ROGMS, water and gas; location ite under the name of Barbour & Hamilton. | pleasant; street cars ing the house. Reference JAMES L BARBOUR, | fequested Apply No. 475 D stiect, northeast JOHN A. HAMILTON: | corner of 24 strect. de 8-tf han on eager JF OR BENT—The STORE next to the Star Onice name om, under the - ng gas 4 oe OB BAKE Office. BALMORALS and HOOP SKIRTS, za And a great mary other Geods too numerous to mention. We will also sell at private sale Dry Goods much below cost, to save auctioneer’s commissions. LANSBURGH & BRO., 375 Seventh street, third door above I, and 515 Seventh street, third door above D. jad 2w GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. UST RECEIVED— 100 pieces Brussels, Three-ply,and Ingrain Qar- pets Walnot Parlor Furniture Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstands, Walnut Cane seat Chairs Walnut and Painted Wardrobes. and a complete arauee of all other kinds of household farni- ure tis 8S against the firm of 4 panvouns OUR, ‘skM & ©O. will apply to R. Star O ae elias nuwank cf Carpe and Raraiture would | tous for pastmest, and all pereons tn © LET- Two of the largest STORE ye 3 @, as we Will sell at the ve Neier toes for firm sre hereby requested to settle the sane ‘Washington, being the upper stories of build- “he GEREN & WILLTA ig abaorately, meeecnes the usinoes nou ah? | ing xoutnenst coruer Iith street and Pa. avenue, re- Ja S1W Corner Seveuth and D. Stulotietes of tes late Joie Ee ammo om oe cently occupied by the late Jas. Skirving asa stove CARD—The Partnership aieterets subsisting inGeoow BARBOUR & HAMILTON. (Also, a large BASEMENT suitable for a firet- diseol ged by mat ia ty CO-PABTNERSHIP. cioee Romanrent business wil! hereafter becarried on by | "Dug co-pARTNERSHIE heretofore existing | Washi m Theater. Inauire or NAGLE OG. a obese authorized to colléct all debts | been tac gt by oe BW. Pereuell Bavine mutual consent I pars ‘his day BR wee Yd OR ‘—That large, Famaetton Doulas ENCE occupied by j | Senator Bot — now Apply co tg are wold or or rented Mrs. ‘venue, or EAS, corner 7 cet and New re Jersey a a due to the late firm Gi inst it to whom waged ok tr EE ani eh URC oper 1, 1886 ELL, W. BURCHELL. in retiring from tke firm of Klog's & Burchell, bas located hime ay DE Toe coreee « Burchell, corner of Vermont avenue and sot Ria tos. January 1, 1866. Z. M. P. KING, say dae, connor tt nd F atred'e. (under the Wbbite House,)and ae ‘OR SALE—Two thres.story BRICK HOUSES Sr yee ea biand to ramen of tne | Thanew frm of 7. M. uP ERRETE Sh, poly 10.0. B, BAKER. Btar OMce. "desta? Sarees onan e eee. Mee. deavor fo supply shale <omery mith ae “4 oe a ENT "a taser and tae senailon of ant jection of Stand SEVENTH STREET. pom (he pas ag oa ee Fo8, sa Books. © aT oor ‘&c., by the PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW | Wut ere oa Metta beta Cant a actlon tee pean action. Now fr store an osianetiountie all grades of PA. | BOW offer an entirely new m and eal: weaset © "Circulating Kibrary PERTANGINGS embracing s choice selection of | ai” Grocery store," ih Mecscrmaygan!) PR atetiann an d. tie! fie ey Wino "BEB! tan 7. M. P. KING & SON. mmgton, on stantly receiving or es erpons sesking. the iaztf __Cor. Vermont ave, and 15th atreet,_ ir ounty. Ma above goods assortment jon. store. “Orders punctually executed tn city’ oF Feo FARIS. 13x Diplomaée ee de Osage The re of wheat, Ferme smadenren IabOF ve, WolseCode ay Drott Maritime int ie anes, ‘amtle of no 17-2mif™ Sad Fellows” Heit. Prive, 2 vols. Oanchy one Winvow SHADES! — WINDOW SHADES! SIXTY iit tak acted AT MANS- od FACTURERS’ PBI CLOSE. in 608 BONTZ & cEopuon. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctimnecrs. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A TWO- “ei Mania D LOT EW JERSE UE. BET _E AND F STS. NORTH. ATPOb. THOBSDAY. a Ist day of Magee next. shall sell.in fron’ th deed of trust to the auyuertben bemrtad ate daly recorded in Liber R. 182, the middle uare 623. having a front of as of bs Pe =< No. why of Let 28. in Sq about 15 feet, running back a good di ,and improved by 8 two-sto fronts on New and o; folioe 179, 150, 131 and La Frame House. errey avenue, be- ‘Terms: Une-half cash; the balance in six and twelve months, for netes yeni interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premi: ore will be —— of the purc! rehaser when the iconvesancing a Tevenne stamps at the ‘ost DENNIS BULTIMORE, Trustee. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. WALL &CO., Auctioneers. “South eorner Penn's ave. and 9th st. BxRouTORS' pe OF FRAME HOUSE 4 ON TREET tg TH AND oTH gorge hed WEST. On TUBSDAY, the 234 da o’clock p. m., we shall offer tion, in front of the premdcen, part of bered eight. (8.) in square south of square number- ed five hundred and sixteen, (S. 516,) with the im- , consisting of a neat aud com- provements there: ‘ertable frame hou This property is situated on I street north, be tween ith and Sth streets west,in # most desirable One-third cash; residnein six and twelve months, the purchaser givin, ferred payments, satisfactori ing interest from the day of sale, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Conveyancing and Stamps at the cost of the pur- aser. If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Executors re- the said property at the risk and cost ef the defaulting purchaser, on giv- ing two days ee in the Evening Star. ASBUR¥ LLO J. WESLEY BOTELER, { Bxecutors. - L. WALL & UO., Aucts, REEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers, No. 526 7th street, corner D. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF : DR} his notes for the y endorsed, and bear- serve the right to resell THE FURNITURE, ES. BILLIARD TABLES, &e , HE UNION Cee IN GEORGETOWN, deed of trast to the subscriber. and . shall proceed to mn on TUES- insta‘ it at 10 0 aflock a. Farni the tater aie situa. Congress streets, . n part— First the unexpired lease of the above-named Ho- tel, whi ich has over three years to run, at a One fine Rosewood Case Piano, Stool and Cover, Parlor Suits in Brocatelle, consisting of Sofas, Cas- Fine Wainut Marble top Tables. Fine French — Mirrors, with Gilt Frames, F Mahogany and Painted Chamber Fine ‘itair, Husk and other Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts, 8 Pillows, in about fort fe ghrons 2 Three ply and et amon assortment of ture. Bar Fixtores ted on the corner of Brid, ge oe and Feather a a sa Ritcn. F ‘ixtures, ‘Liquors, with Tren other articles too numerous to enumera' Also, at twe o'clock p. m. pony 16th instant, we sell— Two very fine Marble-bed Billiard Tables. LLEW. Trustee. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioneers, Four VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE eee PART OF THE CITY AT PUBLIC AU! = TUESDAY, the 16th instant, at 4 o'clock e we shall sell,in front of the premises, and Square 1,073. Two of these lots trent South'K street, near 15th were and two on Pennsylvania avenue, veg? 15th One-half cash: twelve months, for notes by a deed of trust. balsnce in six and ing interest, secured All pemvoruncing and revenue stamps at the pur- GREEN & WILLIAMS, A YX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. aucrion nate OF A FRA! STREET 80! TiiRD ANDFOUs: AND-A HAL On MONDAY, Ld sth i st in frent of the premi Lot 8, in Square 534. —- to an alley, with the ij One-half: . six “months, secured by a deed of truston the All conve; oe and revenue stamps at the cost 50 @ hen sol Sie cokes GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. Chief Quarpermaster’ 's Otic. Will be aid at public auction, on t! wy. of Brevet Lient. gel, James . Moore, on 17, 1856. "the tll following enc ms SOUTH END, Mad 9 GuEnoet Boomer VA., One (1) OfBee ho! One (1) Quarters, 11 2 feet (pe (1) Addition to Quarters, Ye by 204 feet. ¥ One (1) Barrack, 16 by 32 feet. ne (1) Sink. 4 by 6 feet ne (1) Watch box, 3 by ORTH END OF a One (1) Barrack, 12 chaser’s cost. E HOUSE AND ¥F STREETS, hall sell mee part 0 De = feet front by 115 feet men’ Balance in three and re Depot of Washinsvon, 1, 1856. sa BRIDGE, AT One (1) Sink, 4 by 6 feei The buildings will “¥ ‘sold si removed within fifteen days from Terms : Cash, in Government fonds D. Chief eek Breet Major Gen. and seed Tanta, gan “OF com att pyres aT * oT Washinz:: remy Chied Quaraermasier 7 Wash: Will be told ct Public: Auction, om the premi Pe, the crete S Brevet meas Polonei i 2 Li on WEDN : nthe followin, |» situated at South side of Deke. betewe Union and Water One(1) Commissary Shed, 94 by 166 feet. West side of Union, streets. One(1) Commissary Shed. 58 by 75 feet. East side of Water, aan King and Cameron s Two (2) Commissary Storehouses, 30 by 298 ft. each. Pweg im corzer of Cameron aed Union ptrests, One (1) Commissary Storehouse, The ye will be 80! be removed wit between Duke and Wolf ‘Terms : Cash fe Covreees funds. neers Maj. Gen. and Chief . H RUCK val Quarterinaste Depot of Washington, PAPERHANGINGS ND With an enlarged refitted store and addi tent of — a on pul "PAPRRHANGINGS, WL as oa weekly egsreosived., ee stock and jou grades of» present as- times way executed in city AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. JB* OREEN WILLIAMS, Audion. "OME yy ERD DAY. Trontofsthe pi aioe ec? sei “ot pt, of a fine | four'story Brick “ taining ten large sized with wide alin: Be, {known as the farsonage of Tiyland Chapel ) task: ng a handsome residence, ned g004 investuont, Posrension given tn thirty 8, cash: balance in 6 and mont - cured by a deed of trust on the prem! Ya aes. oo PS conve fhcing and revenue stampe't the covt the pu ‘One hus sdred dollars down ben the prope: mM ny when rty ie m.7e = Parts Lois 23 ed off. pasa GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* w. LEWis & CO., Auctioneers jo. 307 Penueylvania avenue. conTIREATION gi ae WATCHERS A THIS EVENT Store. we will com o'clock, atour Auction the sale of A. Josephi's stock of fine Gold and Senciry ne F. ma hoe gd Watches, Gold Chains, ja 10 3t w 8. LEWIS & 00. ~ Aucte, ¥ W.L. WALL & 00 oneers, Onigiral ved oo a hnctionsere. = La. ay., between —| BALE OF HORSES. ¢ CABRIAGES, &c. cncing at Wo'cloca. et the Basant wit bested mencing at 0 o'clocy, wll a large number o' __ ORSE: including a number ar excellent work, saddlo, amd family Horses. A = | descripsion’ ateale Bmules | poate to harness, is good erder. Milch Cows. A large collection of desirable new snd secom4- = oem en. ervehicies Rockaways, Expreas ‘Wagons, an: od other A large collection of ‘new and second hand Har- ness, &c. ALSO, in good order, ily Carriages, rmantown Carriages. Regular sales at the ‘Bar ‘Thursday, end Saturday, without ‘reqs "Darriages ond Hi Iways at Sarriages arness always ja WM. L. WALL Foo ae, Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aactioneers. ADMINISTRATOR 'SSALEBY ORDER OF TH HUNORABLE ORPHANS. COURT OF T DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA On SATURDAY, the 13th instant at 12m., we shall sell, at the residence of the late John Hl. Good- rick: deceaned, in Uniontown, near the Navy Yard ridge, bis personal effects, consisting in part of— Household and Kitchen Furnitare, Farming Implements, &c. Terms cash HENRY, x YOUNG. Administrator ja l0-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ILDINGS aT SALE OF pees int . ALEXANDBIA, V C under the one tion of Brevet Li jonant Colonet J.G.C. Lee, A.Q.M_, on SATUBDAY. January 13. 1856. commencing at'I0 o'clock «. m , the follow- ing described Government Butidings, vis: ATTHE — YARD. CORNER OF 0) 000 AND Sas ien STREETS. One (1) Office 6 feet Two (2) Mess one, cach 19 by 43 fest, WEST SIDE OF UNION STREET. BETWS ORONOCO AND PRINCESS STREETS. esi One (1) Guard house, 8 by 12 feet. One (1) Guard-bouse, 12 ag 12 feet. nosrizal, N. COBNER CAMEBO! ND WA ite STREETS. - One (1) out: house, 4 by 16 feet. EAST SIDE OF UNION STREET, FACING One (1) Oomaeanry t Shed o soy Pils foot, ADJOINING NO. 13, UNION STREET. One (1) Commissary Storehouse, 48 by 9 feet. ¥ “ 8MOOT’S orroe ro BEAR ©) ie g Rs » FOOT OF One (1:Commissary Shed 42 by a fest. AT PIER NO, 8. One (1) Shed, 33 by 120 feet. 8. W. COBNER UNION AND ORONOOO = STREETS. One (1) Stable, 16% by 52 feet. AT THE GOV aay CORRAL. One (}) Barrack, 20)5 by One (1) Cook Stoel 12 by 2 7 feck. The buildings will be sold singly,in the order named, a1 it be removed withia fifteen days from date of Terms con, in ‘Government funds D. H. RUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and — Quartermaster, ja 8 ot Depot of Washington, GALE OF cOpRRNM EST STOVES AND Chics Quartcgmaater's OB, Derg of Waskincionas Q hi m, D'C., January 3, 1836 Will be sold at Pu! lie ‘Auction, under the direc- tion of peers Lieut. Gal. somes M. Moore, A. 3: aM. a . 1” 5 Oylinder Heaters, new The 600 Stoves will be sold in lots of from one te twenty-five; ry 380 Coal Stoves in lots of from one to twelve, and the Wood Stoves and Heaters will be sold singly. ‘Terms—Cash in Government funds. D H. RUCKER, Brt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, ja3-9t Bepot ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioncers. SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON THE NA YARD AT sacs OnSATURDAY APTERNOON » R oa ing at Si: ou we will sell, tn front reg bg eo Fh gm 2 and ond 33, in subdivision fc 445, Bi r Gstolinn avene and 9th st. east. and od wi og ak as je invite the attention of buyers te this sale, as it offers rare inducements to purchasers. Terms of the sale: One third cash; balance able March 5, 1355, September 5, and March, with interest, secured by a deed of tr@st on the mises for the rred yon All pepe at the expe ial " B* W.L. WALL & co., Auctioneers. We will sell, on the premises, on MONDAY, Jan. Davidson's 4 o'clock p.m , Lot Ne. 19, Square 163, avidson's ‘cubdivision.f fronting 28 fect feet on L street, punning back 147 feet to. 30 foot alley. with a six foot alley on the side. improved by a two a | Frame Rouse. ——s rooms. Also,a <> House the alley sited ate shaated on stret, eeoan ye One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust the property. jes OP: Ww. L. WALL & 00., Aucts, BBX C. W. BOTELER, Jn., Auctioneer EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE SILK ELEGANT SHAWLS, TA to a PANTS, SILVER WARE, Sc. DEAD OFFICE. On TUESDAY MORNING, cea 15, at 11 o’clock, I shall sell, ge Auction Room, No. 320 D street, between J0th and Lith streets. a lection Of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Wearing Ap- parel, Table and Bed Linen, Siver Ware, &¢ ‘a received at the Dead Letter , embracing part as follows, viz: 100 Silk and other Dresses, embracing every de- vest a nad of shade and color, most of which are weg quality; a large number of Camel's Hair, Canton © ral erino, and ether Shawls; Coliars, Cloth and a Ik cet Undereleeves, Veils, Cloth nates, ts of Silk, Silk. Josies, Silk Gloves: Merino ‘Yara, Patchwork Qsilts: Table-cloths, Napkins, Sheets, Table-covers, ®& large assortment of fine Cloth ‘Coats and Pants, fn chdlese variety dtmincellancon goods nol ocr variety o! tary ~ ——_ - ize, rendering pa a to Ladies Tine sale will be continued daily until the whole stock 1 disposed of nee “ow. BOTEVER. In., Anct, Y H. COLMAN & CO., No. 220 ith street west, bet. A Mand i north, Having rebuilt our suction rooms the late fire. we shall co paleson WEDNESDAY, Jan. Sd. Sa} to ‘ell every Monday,” Wed ete mornings, at 10 o'c! MS wares td merchandise. consieting of foceck ein et Lg fiance Suge Te Kew nd’ Second a hand Clothing ote, Shoes a: Table and Pocket Cutlery Tin ané Crockery W. roems, Buckets, snd Faney Goods BiRegether with many other goods which we deem unnecessary to enumerate. ohay tapectenemees estat Tela od St vances made “Ng Tage collection of wnede at etna Se ag Dewan SY Bed oS we verte eats a in the ear, in 990 sacks, The folk ellowing condembed Se EF cqndemied Subsistence Stores, vis: os About teres Pork and | Flour oe ‘wee ne ps