Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. | CROSBY 8S. NOYES. -+- Editor. WASHINGTON ery: FRIDAY..... see eee NOVEMB 1867. “Se-READING MATTER ON RVERY PAGE SCE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. | GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER ! - | Jor sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails, The Largest Cirentation in the Distriet, °°°'!™!2e reliable Biection Returns; a capital | Bing Temperance Matters; Base Ball T WEEKLY STaR ts now om our counter FINANCIAL, The very low currency balance of $22,090,000 in the hands of the Goverament on the ist of ve story about «Jomn;” the Yoone Me November is regarded with some uneasiness | Obrieti Associvien; the Samner-Hoia-ia Wali Street, as indicating that che Go: . afair, the National Fale. wih eccoast of the } uot say gine ft neccesary to cell races: the Bradley Fi Episcopal order to provise iteclt | Convocation; the Italian Revolation; the Prize P Fed with the Jast two yea) ements she Move People; Usefal Lvems of ments of the Worki : re $3),000.000, while ce has hae Thomestic Eco eeewemes ite ieee about $45.60,000. This conditiva of things at | a aelienarel epetancping beast ford the supposition that the banks - sootleny; ‘ud the inseet Telegrapni: Dis- | °°2 gain currency from the Treasary during this month patches. ——o—. DAMP WAL Most of the sicknes#whicn prevatis in wet seasons, both im town and country, may be directly traced to dampness of the walisof oar dwellings. which not only causes influenza Sud rheumatiem, batlowers the strength, thas exposing the system to other and more daa- geTous forms of disease Walls of the ordinary construction sre not only more or jess damp alt the year round, put they absorb and retain | the “animalized gasses” and other impuri- | ties Of the atmospnere in our apartments, intensifying their poisonous qualities, In | the comrse of the service under the Health act im England, there were cases where the occupants of s house were all strack by fever and ail were ordered to be removed | and the walls and ceilings lime-washed At then occurred that the performance of this service had been obstructed or neglected with Feepect to particular nonses, and im those un- cleansed houses, and those alone, and with fresh occupants, the fever has broken out again. thus demonstrating the condi- ton of the “leprous house,” and the efficiency of the work of purification Onur hard-coated plastering keeps much of the dsmpuess from coming into our apartments, Qnd frequent whitewashings counteract the Sbcorption of atmospheric impurities from inside; but the frequent discolored patches on the white surface of our walls show that we Bre Mot secure against the inroads of driving rains. or the rising of dampness by capillary attraction from the wet soil. Besides, the ef- fects, though felt, are not always seen. Tha; dampness exists, even where not visible, may be easily believed, ss any one can take one of | our common bricks, and by submerging it, sat. | isty himself of its powers of absorption. Every | brick will absorb about a pint, or a pound in | Weight, of water. Suppose the external wails | of an ordinary dwelling to be one brick thick, Bnd to consist of 50,000 bricks, they will be capable of holding more than 6,000 gallons, or 25 tons of water. To evaporate this amount | of water would require four tons of coal, well | applied. The softer and more workable stones are of various degrees of absorbency, and ap- | pear to be more retentive of moisture than | | | | | common brick. Prof. Ansted states that the factity with which sandsto is illustrated by the quantity it contains both m its ordinary state and when saturated He states that even granite always contains s certain percentage of water, aud in the dry | state is rarely witRout a pint and a half in every cubic foot. Sandstoue, however, even that deemed fi: tor building purposes, may contain Balf a galion per cubic foot, and loose snd atleast two galions. Wheu water pre- sents itself in apy part of such material it readily diffuses itself by the power of capil- lary ‘action, by which, it is observed on some walls in Paris, it ascends eighty-two feet | from the ioundati Walis of such absorb- ent constructions are subject to rising wet by capillary attraction, as well as to the driving | wet of rain or storm. This wet having tobe | evaporated. lowers temperature, and the re- | walt is sickness among the inmates of thedamp | Gwollings. Various remedies have been sag- gested, but the most effective would appear to be double walls, with an air chamber Det ween. costing but little more.and taking up little | more room, than solid walls of the ordinary construction. They are being adopted in some parts of the country: and by facing the inte- rior wall with some hard and smooth surface, generally of the best non-absorbent and wash- able cement, the dampne-s may be Kept ou; altogether, and the absorption of foul gases prevented. Asa principle, all interior house Walls should be made washable. Dsorbs water A HEAVY BURDEN ‘The Trustees of the Colored Schools, Messra- 5S. J. Bowen, A. (i. Hall, and A. Jones, in their reportto the Secretary of the Interior, very Properly urge the necessity that Congress should render some aic in Keeping up a proper system of public schools here in view of the Jarge number of children, white and colorea brought to the Capital by reason of the opera” tions of the Government, the pareatsof whom being temporary residents, own no property and psy no taxes, but whose childrem should end must be educated. The burden falling upon the emall proportion of tax-pay- ers for the education of the children ef this large number of nen-resigent non- taxable population, bas grown so one- rous as to be well-nigh discouraging. It seems to us that the Trustees could have found im their own figures showing this fac Sufficient justification tor the action of the Cor. poration timing to adjust this burden so tha; | it could be borne without crushing out our | School system altogether. The question is one to be tsken out of the range of partizan Politics | ‘Sud treated in a large minded way for the in- terests of the entire community; and all inter- est sBould be united at the coming session of Congress to presen’, in strong light, the neces- | suy for suck school aid for this District as has been given so liberally by that body for t Same purpose im the States. REPUDIATION. It is gratifying to see that our public securi- ties are so little disturbed by the idle reports Of mischief makers. We say idle, because it is the extreme of folly to presume tha: a great nation like ours could ever consent to disgrace iteelf im the eyes of the world by repudiating obligations conceded to be morally, if not le- ally, binding upon it. And yet these reports do produce some disturbance, as is evident from the daily stock quotations. Timid pro- ple, kept In uneasiness by this condition of affairs, relieve themselves of anxiety by selling ‘St @ loss, only to be slyly laughed at by those who profit by their fears. This is not aito- gether to be wondered at when we see so many Ambitious politicians impressed with the idea that the bobby “repudiation” is the ouly nag thet cam bear them svccessfally through th coming elections. To be sure the steed looks @ greatly mistake the character of our peopl es Tum Erection PRince Groner County, BMp.—In Prince George county, Md , on Tues- day, Mesers. ©. S. Keech, Albert W. Perrie, and Benj. F. Guy were elected members of the Maryisnd House of Delegates. Mr.Guy, who resides in Bladesisburg, is of the firm of Siviey & Guy, hardware and house-faraishing deal- ers in this city. That he is as deservedly pop- ular at home as he is here, is evidenced by the fact that be runs abesd of bis ticket ia nearly every precinct. Major J. F. Lee, elected to the State Senate, is also well known here, as be was formerly Inspector Gesersi of the United States army. Edward W. Belt, elected ‘States Attorney by & ms jority of two votes, has held office in Prince George tor many year, past. SPEAKER OF THE MARYLAND Hovse oF DELEOaTES—The members elected from Bal- tmore city to the House of Delegates, are said to be ip fmvor ot Wm. A. Stewart, Esq., oneot ‘the members elect trom the first legisiative dis. ‘trict of Baltimore, for speaker of the Heuse. mocennitetards assweibebes Watt's OrzRa Hoves.—« Under the Gas. Hight” continues to fill this place of amuse. ment every eagle ye who s: coeds Miss Fanny Young as « Peachblossom, bas herself worthy to mii the piace of that sprightly actress, who has gone to Call. fornia. The company st Wall's is conceded to be ap excellent one. Bewerit To Mz. MvBpOcE.—On the occa- sion of the benefit of this talented actor to- he will repeat Bis fine impersonation oftnaitred Evelyn,” in Bulwer's comedy of Taz Camuagives (Mp.) HsgaLD.—Chari G. Hay ward, Eeq.. bas retired from the edi- rial charge of (bis paper, and is succeeded by Dr. R. D'Voger. The title of the paper bas been chsnged to - Democrat acd Heraid.” 7 A revolution bas broken out im Hayti in favor ef Montez and agaibst tae guihority of President Salaave. 4 | ; THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN zonst_____ between 436 and 6th sis. ft) PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. ty Tee ELeotions.—Pull retarns from al! bat a few con) Hes O° Kansas show heavy bem >)- cratic g&ips through the State, which prot- ably gives & small Keoubiizan majority, and siso indicate the defeat of the coasti a- tisnal amendments by a considerably Government Securities, Waskrneton, Nov. & 1887.—Jay Uooke x Oo. tarnish the tollowing quotauoas of Gey erpment securt:ien : Buying. Selling. yore than was anticipated. Atchison county, | U-5. 6's COWPOM, I0BivecercceseesllIX 112 the home of Senator Pomeroy, which bas here. | U. 8. Five Twenties, 1s0l.cccces10e Libis t fore been Republican, gives a decided Demo- | U. ‘Twenties. 1664... 05 S. Five 8. Fr cratic majority. No estimate can be made of the party division of th ure. The Democratic majority in Maryland will reach Bearly 40,000. St. Mary’s county gives 1.516 Democratic and 39 Republican votes; Oharies, 1,229 Democratic and 7 Republican votes: Oal- Yert, £9 Democratic and 1 Republican votes. Returns bave been received from 316 towns of Masaschusetts, nearly all of the State. Bul- lock’s majority is 26,727. ‘ #7 Jopn B. Eastham, (white radical,) elected oth Virginia convention from Loutsa [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) Rie eee etes CUANEL Vv crss Soulanen aches quote stocksand bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: Nuw YORK. Nov. 8.—First Board—vU. S. 1881, coupon. 112; 5.20’s, 1862, ex-coupon. 1964,ex-coupon, 105 4; 1865,ex-compon, 106 : 1885, coupon, new, 107}; 1867, coupon, 107%; 10.40's, pon, 101 ¥; 7.30's, second, 105%; 7.30's, third, S7The planters in some parts of Louisiana build churches and schoo!houses for the treed People in their employ. S7It is rumored that Anthony Trolo} novelist, will bes Parliamentary candi Birmingham. , the te for F ton, 42 4; Cumberland, 234: Quicksil- 87 Chicago threatens to ruin New York by Sat a ipreterss griablishing e nearer Toute to the sea at the | ¥°T1)5 Later ne sta Mail ar ate ‘ames River. 1 1,116; Erie, 72%; do. preferred, 76% ; 87 Governor Andrew leaves four children Hindeow tas. 5 bes wt Micnigan g pono —two sons and two daughters. 108%: Michigan Southern, 7%; Llinois Oentral, 126; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 31%; North- Sanat 47%: do. 63%: Rock Island. 3; Fort : yne, 90%: Obio and Miss. Uer- tificates, 244%; W. U. Telegraph, 314; Boston Water Power, 15%. S7 All Mexican civizens, by a recent decree, re obliged to serve im the army for five y: . ASSOCIATION LECTUBES, JOHN B. GOUGH LECTURES ON Baltimore Markets, The market continues quiet Sales ee on ined to small lots to the city “ CURIOSITY,” : s iay's aieue, boega Onio * r = Winter wheat super at 3 bbls. north- At WALL'S OPERA HOUSE, on WEDNESDAY 2 EVENING OC EMER DO TONE ‘Western spring wheat super at 89, and 200 bbis. do. at 39.25. Wheat_—The market was much firmer yes- terday, especially for the better gradi ‘Was an active demand from millers, Tickets FIFTY CENTS—Fifty Cents additional for secured seats. The latter can be obtained only at William Ballantyne’s Book Store, Seventh st. Tic = ane enh rule & ee ae a yee lee made ara & Mohun's, Ellis’ and Metzerott’s” Music i peas. hecst f ! Stores, at the Rooms of the Association, and at the Prien aad Senate eine light office of Opera House on the evening of lectur Maryland sad Fennsyivanie 24839 cents—the ese: ou a latter for choice ro! les 32a38 cents, very Cates eS LIES Hackers commences at | eee ae We eee Dee scarce. There - ood demand for cemmon shipping Buiter. eh ecrunes. ase Butter J2cents. Maryland and Pean- —_ sylvania Eegs 26027 cents; Western 24825 cents. D L. LAMBERT, - Sind tact tee Chickens $3 50as4.5i oF THE AMERICAN POPULAR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Jes in smail lots are making at about previous quotations. Mess Pork is rather firmer, but no sales, and ME quoted nominally at $23. There is nothing TUESDAY RY doing in Bulk Meats. Bacon, 13% cents tor The subject of the lecture will be upon the appli- | Shoulders, 16% cents for rib Sides, and 17% satian of the principles of physiology to Life tusu- | ¢-mis tor clear ribs. Hams, 1Sal9 cents for city Tance, and particularly upon the svantageousfea- | Cured. and a5 cente for old cugar owed tures of the New of American system, Western. Lard, 1341314 cents The distinguished lecturer will treat upon the in- ications of longevity, a subject of the most thril|- | _—_—_—_——— WwW OOD FOR E st toll 150 CORDS OF GOOD SEASONED Woop, n. 50 Cents. Tickets ean be procured at the office of the Co ny, 255 F street, near two miles from city, cheap. Inquire at 71 Louis jana avenue, up stairs Do Sit 1stb street. or at the no B-4t" IANOS FROM SIX OF BEST FACTORIES in the countrg, fur salv or rent on easy, terms. _Also,Parlor ORGANS and MELO. DEONS from four popular makers. JOHN F. ELLIS, nos 2t 306 Pa. ave. near lWth st. Fo! BETS AFI LECTURE IN ROTT HALL, wr. STZ ENING, NOV. 12, 1567. vor GRAND TABLEAUX. Atthe FAIRof the LADIES REBEKAI DEGREE ASSOCIATION, No. 3, now in progress at (dd Fellows Hall, 7th street, there will be a series of in! ing Tableaux, commencing F DAY EY November sih. Call anv. enjoy Jourgelt and at the same time contribute for the venefit of the W Drphans, BOARD RADE.—An adjourned mect- ing of the BOARD OF TRADE will be eld at their rooms on FRIDAY EVENING, No- vember 3, at7 = prclock OWN H. SEMMES, Presilent, etary. z He 01 AN, ST CLASS HOUSE 507 E Steerer, containing twelve rooms and all the modern un- Provements, Inquire on the premises. or a PHILP & so LOST AND FOUND. STOLEN 'Y PREMISES THIS (FR SWAT ircentng, tutontdark grey NAN MIE DAT, wit versed m ed will be paid 1 t oth street, between Band F Te ASTRAY ON JOHN B MELLER'S MILK DAIRY pesos Theownce will please fake ber away. Oe PSG NS MTuL ee, rood Cemetery. a flesh; white inost whit pag, Strayed away MM. Reward, 95. ROCHE, Bridge ot., between 4th aud Sth, and 4 O8T— REWARD—An entirely black Poin- I iratenimeactine Eerste se Lyons’ BS y oc e Soon, Theavier secard will be peid It ertarned sig oop street, CeoreeON MARBURY. Rr} oO ABN ON WEDNESDAY, Bye tas loctant tae SHORTS and one HOG. nearly black, which the owner can have by proving roperty and paying aes th \d to the butcher. Ero oe they ‘will be ‘Sonn BURROUGHS, no Te oT ME at Ones BOT Hn C1VE DOLLARS REWARD—Strayed October le1 bair. Ans LILLY. ‘Return to No. 900 H street, noo-3t* 5 REWARD —Strayed, Saturday. November 2, id ntie. 426 New $5° small RED CUW, very gentia, 426 Ne 06 avenue. ‘ALL. x REWARD-—: 4 away on Thursday, Sist 2D it.vs large BLUE COW, with large horse ea! re’ will be civen ‘or her recovery. JAMES ROONEY, Md. av., bet. 13th and lath ste. wast. Ro 6-3t* BEWARD—Strayed or stolen, on day $10 night, Nov. 24. or Saturday morning, a tmall RED COW and CALF. The Piece of rope tied on neck when last seen. ward will be paid for their recovery. M MILLER, corner 13th and K st8., Navy Yard. no 1 BOARDING. Buy —Two or three gentlemen can have BOARD and FUN ISHED ROOMS at reason. able rates; treet east. second house north of Penneylva: venue, Capitol Hill. Convenient to street cars. no7-3t* {OR RENT—Comfortably furnished ROOMS for rent, with or without BOARD, at No. 287 E Street, between ith and loth. no 2-6t* LARGE PLEASANT ROOM may be had, with BOARD, at 21 Penn. avenuc, between 24ta and 25th streets. no2-6t* BOsRDING First Tacs BOARD Tor members of Congress and others, with pleasant ROOMS, can be had at No. 151 qecentagton street, George- town. opposite the residence of H. D. Cooke, Esq. esi im EW BOARDING HOUSE.— First-class Table BOARD can be obtained at the house on the northwest corner of Sth street and Pennsylvania ave., formerly known as the Joy House, ol3-lm* TH HOWARD BOARDING HOUSE, South west corner 9th st.and Pa. aye., over W 's Auction store, having been entirely renovated eased into the is ga of Mrs. H. D. HAT. ‘ON and refurnis! throughout, will be con ducted afirst-class Boarding House. Persona wishing a good accommodation must apply early for choice of rooms. Also,oue very fine Office for rent oe 1-1" BALLS, PARTIES, &e. JQEMEMBER THE HEROES OF PLEASURE The SEVENTH GRAND BALL of the CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP ASSOCTATION will be given at Prof Kreis’ Dani n my Pa avenue. between oth and 7th sts.,on MON- DAY EVENING 11.156 mmittes Arrangements pled themselves to use every effort that will te to the pleasure and en- joYMent of all ¥ ho may favor themon this occasions Tickets $1. admitting a Gentleman and Ladies. nos 3t° MBS M.A: HAMILTON, 48 Lexington street, Baltimore, Mad.. vill open a handsome assort- ment of Winter MILLINERY, on SATURDAY November 9th , 1857 Bt" larg Dried Apples French Sardin: - imported Swiss Cheras, Caraway a fire lot of fresh on, Pheas- and several splendid Bear Skins. Fres! Batter and Kegs always on hand SCHERRE & CO., 351 Penn. avenue, ngkish ; Hole os no? nos-st _207-3t between 3s and oth streets, SB. GouGH JOR SALE CHEA WILL DELIVER Atk. FULTON 4 CO.’s, PAWNBROKERs, | $18 MARKED DOWN: $18 A NEW LECTURE 511 oth st., near Pennsylvania avenue, PIANO, AT WALL'S OPERA HOUSE, Ox TUESDAY EVENING, Novemsrn 1971, Zwo Hundred B — ew and Seeon: x NOE Ee SERESIT OF WATCHES and LINSTR' THE LADIES’ AID SOCIETY FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Tickets 50 Cents. Reserved Seats 50 Cents ex big Be $5. Seats can now be secured at ‘B'S Book and Stationery Store, 45% 7th street, near corner of F. Bo7-St* WASHINGTON 0©0-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION —SPECIAL ICE —Owing to the number of subscribers, and the consequent rush to be expected on the 2d Wemoerany of November inst.. (first meeting for of dues.) parties who have subscribed on nos-12t G4s FIXTORBES. Just received, a large assortment of the Tucker Manufacturing Company's CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS. &. Which, for cheapness and beauty of finish, are an- surpassed, ALEX. R. SHEPHERD & BRO: 269 Penn. ave... (nonth side.) Near Eleventh «treet no 8-3t pS Riz ofthe Sub Coifectors okt th wtock, of the Pe ne cn ian ten tines axoaueet sociation are requested te ore 0 re John Elvane «Co. 309 Ponnaylraniaarente: | — sean, Proposate will be receded at tte 0 ween 9th and reets. aa early ae t _ and before the night of meeting and signthe con. | BBM! 2 o'clock M. the 2th day of Nove stitution. About 350 shares not yet taken. no4 dtNi3 (Express. Nat. Int, Republican, Chronicle. | NOTICE, TO WHOM IT MAY CON | em CERN . Reoisten’s Orvice, Nov. 4, 1357. Notice is hereby given that Licenses epers of Hotels, Restaurants, T: nes, Sample Rooms, Tippling Houses, re ituous and Fermented Liquors. Wines, Cor- her. for furnishing and delivering at the Railaing. the MA: TILE, MANTLES WASHSTANDS and BASES, for the North Wing ofthe Treasury Extension. ns and Drawings of all the work required, can be seen or obtained at this office. The Marble Tile (excepting that required for the Cashier's Boom. I be of blac! white marble, of one (1) inch thickness; squares of tweive (12) inches, and to correspond to that in the West Wing of the Treasury Extension. The White Squares Gi ‘Goods, t ines, | must be of veined Italian Marble, of good texture Ey, Watches and foeehey hewiee Waal: | and color, The black mart eae ood, wextare “ion Merchants, dealers iu Fruit and Con: | of eaual quality to that ia the halls of the West onery. Hawkers and Peddlers. Billiard Table ing. Allthe Tiles mnst be accurately jointed and squared, and the face rubbed to a «mooth, es bar thorough, workmanlike manner. riers’ in the halls to be ef black marble. the width to be gi fter. i About ten thousand (10.000) superficial feet will be required; and bids muat be made per superficial rs in Old Iron, Copper, Brass, ‘arriages. Omnibuses and City Passenger Ke Cars, will expire on Monda: the 4th day of November, 1867. and must. be r newed at this Office within ten re thereafter. Bov + lot FRED. A. BOSWELL, Register. ICE.—Those indebted to THE EVEN- Ni ( E3 ING STAR up to this date are requested to take pas went. as heretofore,to Mr.C. B. BAKER. in Alleys, Ttieo, Hack 00) The Tile for the Cashier's Room to be'of style and dimensions shown on plans and drawings, the bid 2 ause AAERK. | for which must bein the ‘egate. fal thy Star office.) in whose hands the undersigned | “The Skirting for rooms and halls must be of best has placed all its outstanding aceounts for collec- | dove colored ¥ t marbl Lr D. WALLACH. sions, and finished en October Sist, 1867. Oc Si-tf FRENCH CONFECTIONERY AND 8? OYSTEB SALOON. SHAFFIELD, No. 246 Pennsyl between 12th and 13th streets, jonnces to his customers ai edd is fae ry Mantles, to be of best veimed Italian marble. ac- cording to plans and drawings inthis office, must be finished in the best style for the same to be ' State price bmit speci- they can furnish ‘onts, also of veined Italian mar- ble; from forty to fifty of these will be requires: and copies of designs for the same can be obtained Mice. Bids must be made by the piece. All the above work must be completed and deliv- ered on or before the 1st day of February. 1368. Payments will be made on estimates prepared b; authorized officers of the Department: Loom whic LADIE JOSEPH H. vania avenue, Hagcoty td al Ke that he is now pre uperior style. Also. eddings, al hed with choice Cakes, ee Creams, Pastry, and all articlos in the Confectionery business. made of the best mat and at the shortest notice. ocT-3m ESTABLISHED 1863. McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 671 PENN. AVENUE, conNER 1st STREET, C= estimate amounts twenty per cent. will be retained ee jaPiToL HILL, unUl the completion and livery of the work PURE Batos. MEDICINES an CHEMICALS, rraonaitle persone i the sum of $2,000. that the INSTRUMENTS, ac., ho. swandel Lint tht somone carity io be awarded him; the sufficiency certified to by either an U torney, or Clerk of U. 8. form ti of sach security to be Ph Prescri: . 4 The Sige Bal ae 'y compounded, Diatetet Judge, At Es ‘ ‘he Department reserves the right to reject any or all of the bids, or to sward for any portion of RSET TN APES fonts dons’ nd at at feet cot aor, ” jokes Pan AGE SSaL. the requirements of this advertisement will not pe 10 barre 1 SHORE. 01 s . Bids to be enclosed in sealed envelopes, endorsed tm son eS <iEronouals for Marble Work "and nddreesed. to no 8-3t 512 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and jith. | the “Supervising Architect. U. 8. Treasury De- AG no s-die31 partment ashington, D.C.” PpBoRosaLs FOR LIME Derot QUARTERMASTER’s OFFICE, ? 306 FENSSYLvaNrA avenve. 99g ELLIS’ GREAT SALE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Sealed Propose. im tuiplics wilt be ‘ressivea For a few days, at @ sacrifice. at this office until 12 o'clock m. SATURDAY, the nest [Herald and Chronicle copy.] seh instant, for terpuehiag of thls page NERSHIP OF WM. KEEFE & on and Commission Merchants, is Said Lime to be of the best quality, fresh burned an islacked and to be ‘delivered within thirty days from date of contract. ‘he usnal conditions will be imposed upon each contractor, the terms of which can be seen on SR SMITH will conti CTION A: Plication to this office. COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old stend’ Re | Proponals to bs endorsed for Lime,” 116 Penn's avenue no gat” | and tothe undersigned: ap, ((20Mo-LiTHOGRAPHS. Brevet Brigadier General. a _no 8-It Depot Quai A new and beantifal aerortment opened and ready for ii tis . The i pond pe peg public are invited to esit__Depot Quartermaster. EADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT 5 Orvce Cg EMRE a gerne : mi MlssaRy OF Sv : BLANCHARD & MOHUN, 31 Bact Man Stance ese no 8-3t Corner Penna. ave. and Lith st. Tere ELe A. November 4. 187, MM" "FETrcractosy Rites 236 Penn. blag t 22th and 13 sta.{north side,) moe fon bing GENTLEMEN'S FRENCH § lear sides or clear rib- SOE Sa, al From messorement; nad W: LADIES" ASP GTR Cannel H- ei Made to order. Family Sewing, Stitching. &c. ir pepans ear ererar Crackers: fo be packed 5n§ oe FPBeNcn Noy PAPER AND ENVELOPES pong des Hiya neo g yg re best quality Cacembert Pickles, to be A complete line of F} j- | 1,000 a VELOPES to match, for hades Gates CaS Posied in and 10-gallon “hogs, half’§ and Monogreme and Delos ot eer 100 pounds best quali ked Beef Tongues a 20 barrels od A ‘siting Card Plates « read a BEAUTIFUL KID GLOVES OF OUB OWN IMPORTATION, Aeros AND COMMISSION HOUSE. WM. KEEFE & CO., THE ONLY FIRST WABD AUCTION HOUS: No. RDG, Ponnerternie gereee. between 19th Wi give especial sttentionte the sale of goods rareitrte bough and to private cales. A COUBVOISIER’s ' AND ALEXANDRE’. OF Ladies’ Gloves, @2; Gentlemen's, $2.25. 508, 5. MAY. 006-008 ii GREY DOUBLE AND TWIST SUITS AT $1. At AL SAKS & C0., 517 Seventh street, _no7-2t Between Avenue and D street. NOZICE OF COPARTNERSHIP —WILLIAM S{BREY and CHARLES CALLAHAN have this day entered into copartnership. under the firm piSibrey & Callahan, for the porpone of conduct- ing the business of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING AND MASTIC WORK, in all its Various branch: ey respectfully ‘solicit the patronage of their friends and the public. Wastixetox, D. C., Nov. 1, 15i7- noT-3t* se THE POET > oF THE NATIONAL HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM ASTRAY. HATS for figures broad and burly, HATS for straight bair and curly. HATS for faces melancholy, HATS for features bright and jolly HATS for Gentlemen of standing, HATS that give a look commanding. HATS for walking, riding, driving, HATS dull faces fook alive in. HATS that stand all kinds of mauling, HATS for ev ling. HATS tl HATS 'y for. Any or all ofthe above style may be had at re- markable low figures at the ATIONAL EMPORIUM between 43s and sth sts., adjoining National Hote Fry; EW AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS for sale or rent on easy term N F. ELLIS, 306 Penna. avenue, A ROPER CALORIC ENGINE, TWO-HORSE POWER. IN FIRST-RATE CONDITION. Can be seen running for the next few days. Apply to, GIBSON BROTHERS, Printers, no 6-6t 271 Pennsylvania avenue. a OO Oxs PRICE ONLY! RMAN STUDENT LAMPS, SHADES, CHIMNEYS, AND WICKS. cl Y. PLATED AND BRITTANIA WARE TRAYS AND. WAITERS. ATER bUS- TERS. JAPANNE! A ND STAMPED TIN WARE, FRENCH COF POTS, CA NARY AND MOCKING BIRD CAGES, &c. FRENCH CHINA. A full assortment in White, Gold Band, and Decorated, in Tea, Dinner, and Toilet War FANCY ARTICLES In French, = ohgmian Glace, Lava, and ABS AND CROCKERY WARE Of all kinds. A complete stock. IVES’ PATENT 1 , Bracket, Hanging Lamps and Chande- a Table; Breses! Walfantoctaete 1 stock of all kinds of LAMPS, CHANDE- A fall ster Be, ach and the Baetnse: BGI DROP kinds, &. STAND GAS AND THE 4 DidWrs, SHADES of all EXAMINATION OF STOCK SOLICITED. NO AUCTION GOODs, CHARLES ULLRICH, Jz., 3% ‘Ninth treet, Between Diand Eistrest, N.B.-R. JER ONE PRICE, IN PLAIN Eee CURES. no 6-2wif* For sale by no 5-lw c o. WEED oe OC GLESALE AND RETAIL COMMISSION ;RCHANTS, reat? sa set, ogling sot Bat Ghee, ruit-Butters, Fur Skins, Medical Herbs ‘and Prirrycprae me P as oc 28-Im* IUB PAPERHANGINGS 486 dium end SHADES, Monte sD a ett ‘ke. ‘no Litws « MO-aee Sue ———$—$—$ rrr. feds, obha iL, fe ice coed ar ae tat et re ee FOR SALE AND RENT. DRY GOODS, &c. Lyon's SILK CHAIN POPLINS, ONLY $1.50 PER TA! Aiso, SPLENDID STOCK OF FERNCH MBBINOS axo EMPRESS OLOTH, Ar 75,57, @1, any 81.23 ree vano. Good style of WOOLEN PRESS GOODS 37, 1S POR ENT —Oommess- 20. Fee Dm Sal o A NICK NEW 3 STORY BEICK HOUSE Foe s woman wither d | AA renton Tay ver Msirest. Tuqatre at ASIP a TION aw mind | the Rand thet: w- Appiy at the corner of = Kor FENT—A« neat FRAME Jorve “tte fe ny A . yard, hydrant and thed. “A nicaquiet bom for small tently ply 439 K street, corn reth weat De 8 POR SALF—HODBES from 91.009 to $2,000 LOTS from LO ceuts to $1 50 per fro HOVSKS FOR REN —Farnisbed or Unforniabed, nos ROUSE, 546 N ., ol and FikST-CLASS COXCHMAN WISHES A place in a privat famliy Goot references geen Apply at No 4 24 street, betw 4 reinia avenue, Island ANTED—Ry & respectable young SITUATION to cook. wa ts ow Ar 23, 31, AND 50 cts. class chamberma‘d and w Rest ref from #1OC to $200 De o ¢ a1 ath Wante’— Bi or ses ant Lots in al! pw ker yada Call ef the northeast corner of 1S | Sec BUTTER STANDS in wanes bor 20 8-to8t 308 Pena. ave. eT _ nos 3t* MARSHALL. 324 7th = pPLAN! AWL ROOM Ge HOUSE. tecatad bergeen sth nad teak cena FAGM FOR SALE On EXA\G. Pok i 20) HOUSE, located between sth and loth an ES On WHANG 7 Bee sus eee » nei K st reete by a cmall family avd prompt ten A IMPROVED PROPERTY IN WAsHIAG ant. Address box 762 city post office, stating lo- TON, D.« he property is situated on Piveate rince George county, 0 cation and price. pos iw TED—A SITUATION as Cook, Washer, Aad ieee Inquire at No. 473 ist stroot no T-2t* way Creek miles fi ¢ now bave on hands large OED BLANKETS. Barn, carriage house ‘b stock of very fine Black and Colored 'ED—About @"00, on improved property | tobacco house The property will be low pty AISLEY SHAWLS. with a complete as WwW ake for reg oa year. Address S1G- | if applied for soon. For fecther § sortment of low-priced Good MA, Washington Post Office no 7-2t Quire of M GE b J —A white female COOK immediately. V anne come well recommended Call I street, corner 18th. portheast corner. no 7-3t* 7ANTED—A neat, active WHITE GIRL, ar Sheree generally useful. Family sm No. 216 6th street west, wee : ER & B ane Rose Market oc 29-d5t&eost BOOTS AND SHOES, HE CHEAPEST BOOT AND SHOE STORE T INTHE DISTRICT. Corner 7th and I streets, Navy Yard. Thave the largest stock east of the ( ‘api. tol. and defy competition. We can sell from 2 to % per cent rv than can be bought else- Be TO ORDER FSESisuEp ROOMS FOR BENT 13th «t., bet. E and F. RENT_TWO 0 . I suitable for housrkeeping. Passage Pater. Inquire at No Yoo ii wt. beew . and KE. stand, Wash: 0 UNFURNISHED Rooms. od D— Wanted. pleesant ROOMS Fe SALE—A three-story BRIC A Kas and water on 9th strect west, be- tween N and O streets north, No. 249 oe the premises no P family wishing to reduce their expensos can make an agreeable arrangement by addressing, mai A with terms and location, 8. W., Jr., New York FF RENT—Thes UNFURNISHED ROO! Call suitable jonse Keeping, at No. ¥23 6th Wy ANTED—A WHITE GIRL; to cook. wash. | strect. between M } oe no 6-38 and iron. Apply to 227 lath st., bet. N a: OR S50ni. ca O ste. ie for ping purporss. Apply at S21 YY ANTED-—A Child's NURSE; colored. None | street north, between 4th and sth no 6 St" need apply but those having good recommen. oners, he ys A and received jaily from the manufacturres. REPETTi, no7-3t*___ Corner 7th and I sts, Navy Yard. BOTS AND siioks at cost. From to-day I will sell my large stock dat Feat No 23 . OR RENT—A STORE. on D «t.. near 9th. next ; ea ag eer aa the Circle,{ aon te Reeton Hall. Inqahteot A.1' Mt DD. Ne Ss" 2th ate. 4th house above the Circle, (soul le tional C) .Rext door : BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST no 6-3¢ is ional Cigar Divan, next nos 3t to close business. OR RENT—IIOUSE 128 Second «treat, be. tween D and E, with every modern improve ments uo coat Fer, BENT rge STORE-ROOM ov Pena sylvania avenue. @ne of the bext location the city. Will be jet mntil t of January, 168, Inquire of NAGLE & CO.,Aucts. BOs. For RENT—At $15 per month. a FRAME HOUSE. tn block on 19th street west, betweee Qand B north; water on the promises, wood and coal house complete. Apply to A. P. FARDON, Room 3. Offices Internal Revenue. bo 6a” TA BARGAIN—Fin- Ber, Pinto exepiioat ‘arle and room a are, me 2 at Dr. MOORE'S avenue. above 1th et ANTED-—A simall HOUSE fora term of years, tor thive Unfurnished ROOMS for tne win I ter.) between 6th, 13th, H streets and Pennsytvas avenue. Address, stating terms. BENJAM FRENCH, 334 Penn. av. (Chron.} AY EDIATELY—A first rate Male Catt ro four first-class WAITERS aad two OYSTER SHUCKERS. Must all thoroughly understand their busi ae OYSTER BAY. no 6-3t* 255 Pennsylvania avence. WAASTED-« competent DRAUGHTS YAN with some capital. as ‘tner in an archi tect’s office already established, Address,statiug particulars, A.B. ¥., Star Office. noS iw V 7ANTED—W- want to purchase, for @ cash customer. a HOUSE centrally located. worth - 1000 to 5.00), sk CO. OR RENT—Unuil the frat of April.a part of it erat) os bah Feit a. I try, RESIDEN {E. coptal ning eight =~ - together wit! OR $2,000 WANTED FOR 81 t $1,500 O82 oe ened ot on Be ample security—by a party well established in bu for which # good bonus will be paid. or will Sa, Qu interest in business. Address P. f Office. m rf i Call early for bargains. HOOVER. ALP. 4 331 Penn’a ave,, bet. th and 7th sts. oc 19-eo0tif South side. PERSONAL. If you desire a delightful SUNDAY. MORNING BREAKFAST goto the above uamed elegant ex. tablishment, north corner of Pen: enue and 6th perkie Me ed from7 till] a. m. every Sunday. nov 2-1w DPB, SCHUMAN MAY BE CONSULTED BY ladies in need of his services at his new office, 96 C street, near New Jersey avenue, from 9 m.,to9p.m, No attention wiilbe pail t ters whatever. » D2 YE YANS HAS REMOVED IIS OF FICE and residence to No. 456 12th st., bet @and H sts. Orders left at Mr. or's Drug Store. ner 7th and A sts., w IME! LIME ANTED—A GERMAN FAMILY tolive oa 4 per barrel, bes rm of 25 acres, and attend generally to | sich t.above West. containin quantities Also. C Call and HS. GRAVEL Ley aes: a onto 3 mW 8. eee mca THOMAS FAHEY, oc 29-im 10th street west and canal. Eeuse TO MY HUSBAND. vy} Har. yard aw two miles from the city. et r 7th st summer kitchen good 4 avenue, Dé and water. The up tf WANTED TO PURCHASE—At a reasonab'e .® BRICK or FRAME HOUSE, of not than six rooms with modern improvements, <irably and pleasantly located, with good yard. oc use willenly b with small family OR RENT- Pie. FURNISHED ! rom Paw jas cither im this city or Georgetown, for which cash ~ oa shy . : Well, George, I want to get my hair dressed ! Will be paid Inquire of an Hum't Fanny that costs so much t STORES & CO., Row! Estate Brokers, I <BEM floor. Mt Ob! No, sir, itdoes not cost more than you spend | oc 12 if 460 Ioth'street, corner Fstrect. | 369 Estreet. cor in Barber shop. See Madame Demongeot's prices. ANTED—New and Oast-of CLOTHING, ola | *°0! OF Member of Hats dressed. G0 nd SILVER, or any other article of Short hair, $0.25 | Cut for Indies or gent», $0.50 | vaipe rat the ald seabed er 1 Long hair, $0|Shampooing short hair, 6 | yeie.et the id cotablished Mer well Quteluethe door, 1-40 Shaspooing long hair, } potdincie ye gt deg die clas Flower & Curls, 200] aad dressing it, 1.0 | Seem Rew ING MACH ee On band, a lary rtment of Perfumery, Long ANE HOURE cel Hairot every ex lor, Braids, Curls. Tavisi — = RAME HOUSE anc ble Wigs on hand or made ‘to order. At DEMON- UT'S HUMAN HAIR STORK, 27% Peon. av., 10th and ith sts., south side. se 23-6m a HOUSE and five ac ituated half a mile quireof GEO. MATTIN ve., No. 350. ly furnished four-story ‘Aining 10 rooms, kitchen ~ WOOD AND COAL. Ces AND wood Manton 3. sarroup, (Formerly of Montgomery, Alabama.) ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOB-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D. C. Office No. 42 D Stroct, Opposite the City Hall, Will practice in the Supreme Court of the United IN CON TOLLS AY cation; few steps Inquire at No. 275 Pa. avenue tographic Galiery F RENT—Oue torniel y Baltimore Com : Okestnnt Sumn fornished PARLOR, w States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis. Ccimbertand Bun " CHAM BERS. suitable fortwo ith trict of Columbia, Cumberland Lump. one sanare of the it 0 Claims and Department business will recetve OAK AND PINE hag ta org street cars. 318 ne pitol Hill. no 2 6t We are the sole agents brated Baltimore Co pared to furnish it Prompt Attention. ee 18-tf OR SALE six room, Company" and are pre- in any quantity. - P, BROWN & SON 465 Ninth street, between E and Branch office at our yard and wharves at foot of Seventh street. no FOB RESTIFURNISHED No. 360 Massachusetts aye. and 12th streets. 6 good size and 2 small rooms, suitable for housekeeping. Location unsurpassed. Apply on the premises, no 1-tf OR RENT—On l2th street, No. 55. from Penna. avenue, a neat new STOR ROOM, with sitting-room attached. Rent moder- ate. STARR & METCALF, Corner Rew York avenue and Fo SALE OR RENT—One Rosewood Case PIANO. Also, one fine-toned PARLOR OK AN. Apply to No. 491 H St., between sth and B06-3t™ 1A NOS.—One 7-octave Rosewood Chickering ‘almost new , $200 eR One 6-octave Andrew Nein, $75. At the Warerooms of FIXTURES. ve now on hand a large and select assor! octave Nunns & Clark, $150. G.METZEROTT & CO., no 7-3t fof UAS FINE RES consicting of CHANDIE ment of GAS FTA S consisting of (HAN ER BRACK tave Nunns & Clark, #100. WwW. Rt Sole Agents for Steinway 's Pianos. Gs: A. pe WITZLEBER, ee BS FERS On ee. ROnANOe PE LVANIA AVENUE. user | eee Fifteenth street. are y iN N. E. CORNER OF FOURTEENTH 3 5 On RENT. TS. and READING LIGHTS. Together : wlth an aesctment of GAS SHADES oT avennnee (OPPOSITE WILLARD’s,) scription, which we will sell at reasonatle price <i ‘O'HARE & NOONAN, Plumbers and Gas Fitter. No. 501 Sth street. between D ant E, under Seaton Hall. WASHINGTON, D. c. GENBRAL ASSORTMENT ¢ FINE IMPORTED WINES, B ‘DIES, CL : str OARS, DELICACIES, &c. no ARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX- TD tiag tetecen tee medteee ones firm of EGAN & PERRIE. le this d SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED PARLORS AND BEDROOMS, FURNITURE, &c., entirely new, and in ene of the most desirable locations in the city of Washington, and ouly one minutes’ walk of Willard's Hotel, the Ebbit House and Kirkwood's. No. 457 13th st., bet E and F streets, west side _Ro2-eolm E MAKE ALL WOOL CASSIMERE SUITS TO ORDER, lay dissolved by | Apply on the premises be 1-tf AT $26, §27, AND $30 A SUIT, matual consent. All persons indebted to the firm [5 SEORGETOWN FOR RENTA very com: COAT, PANTS AND VEST. claims against the firm present them for payment fortable BRICK HOUSE of 7 to S rooms, good WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT, OR NO | to D. J. Egan. D's. BGAN, location, 33 Prospect street. water in yard fatty OBLIGATION TO TAKE THE GOODS! November 1, 1357 C.F. PERRIE. ER.100 troduced. Apply soon to ORM E & COO A. SAKS & CO., 517 7th street, i CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TATLOBS no 7-t M TROPOLITAR ewe STEAM BAKERY 346 C Street, bet. 44 and 6th strocts.* HAVENNER'S CRACKERS. oc 3 9t" $200 CASH AND $40 MONTHLY wilt Purchase one of chote two three-story houses wit! G2and 564 13th street. Island, between © and D; one square from Smithsonian grounds; or will ex upimpr -y t proved POPES” STARR & METCALF, We have this day formed a copartnership tocarry on the Grocery Business. at the old stand of Egan & Perrie. corner of E and Ninth streets, under the name of EGAN & BROTHER. November 1, 1367. We invite the attention of Merchants ‘and con- 1844. was par ot peepee gumerato the very beat superior quality of Crack- SOR GALE, ON RABY TERMETucbacacome oe wILK BISCUIT. “SODA CRACKERS, — F three-story and beck buliding BRICK BOSTON CRACKERS, WATER CRACK ER, HOUSES, arranged for gas and wate: Ul mod- ANDREW J JOYCE & cO., CABRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, ¢rn improvements, now being erected between 13th and ‘l4th streets. Lots 19% f 145 feet each, running back to & thirty fost alley. CKER DUST. 8UGAR CRACKERS. NOY: ELTIES, GINGER SNAPPS, SUMBLESS” GINGER CRACKERS, &c. ‘These goods are iu: from the best materi I. Houses set back 15 feet from building line for ter- and can be had always fresh, and'in any quactit, S77 ond 479 1éth street. infront. Will be completed about Novem: nd at the lowest price, se 26-1 si Particular attention given to repairing. nos-eolm UST RECEIVED—A lot of very fine GOLD WATCHES; something new, never veto ty, a Watch that winds itself, it -0. HOOD'S, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th “hot tf PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 9h and 10th streets. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., MERCHANT TAILORING, IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS. 2h Terms: One-fifth cash; balance in four years, one- eighth of the deferred payments to be made overy ix months. moc a2 JOHN R ELVANS & 08. (Inte!., Chron.. Express, Repub.} GOMS FOR RENT—UNION HOTEL BUILD- ING, Georgetown, 5, <. Havi: NGLISH EDITIONS NDARD WORKS AT REDUCED’ PRICES. BLANCHARD & MOHUN, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 1th st., Wastiinotoxy D. ©. seen in this Call and see i aving made the necemsar} srrangemeni am now prepared to rent ROOMS in the above named buflding, im suite of two. three, four, or more, to families f) suitable references. Having purchased the following and many other works at special sale in New York, we are prepared to sell them at reduced rates—ten to fifteen percent. below the usual prices. We invite the attention of book buyers to this collection. Among them are the fol esi superb ODS: Lerd Macaulay 's Complete Works, 8 vols.. half calf; superb edition. Napier’s Peninsular War, 5 vols., half Turkey; atiful y. autiful copy. Enoch Arden; various editions wn. FR RENT—A modern built BRICK RESI - DENCE, situated at No. 605, onfiTth street, corner of C, containing 12 rooms, with kitchen, wood-house, wash-house, and Il other necessary NEW STYLES FALL AND WINTER a CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, ¥ arrangements This house has been recently fitted Pees roencet Wom Chaat half calf. R and is in thorough repair from attic to Roctet mbrosiana, 5 vols., half calf. ‘er further particu! apply to McNEIR & Buskin’s Modern Painters; an elegant copy; half | TO WHICH WE INVITE THE ATTENTION | NICHOLSON, 7th street, bet E. cc Hasiltt's Shakespeare, 4 vols., half calf OF PURCHASERS. aetin ERADAl GEE — Kennedy’s Works, 6vols., haif calf. — . Loouing sField Book of the Revolution, 2vols. JUST RECEIVED— U MISSISSIPPT. ho epabitc and United Netherlands, le. calf. i's Life of Washington, 6 vols... half calf. Agnes Strickiand's Quester of rgigad Getadoa edition. 8 vol«.. full Turkey. Shields’, Plunkett's and Gratton’s Speeches, half A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BEADY-MADE CLOTHING, oF THE Post Orr ® DerarrMent, i Wasnrnxoton, October 3, 18%. ore ~ td be 5 ed at the ice of this re epartmen’ el LATEST STYLES AND BEST MATERIAL. | the carrying the Bayard ‘Taylor's Complete Works, 11 yols., cloth. cont Roots io tae Mrs. Jameson’s Works, 7 vole. Turkey inorocco; UGBY HOUSE. Union h, ‘and the Svo, edition, 6 vols., calf, illustra: — by 5 ‘The undersigned have taken the Foherty Po tg Ac 1,100 it inak ot eae acted seat les res de Pari vols.,1.] lus- trations, colored by hand, showing every com. pits ceivable dest; of fancy 4) ‘4 BLANCHARD & MOMUN, Booksellers, _ no 5-3t Corner Penn. ‘av. and Ith st. On the lino of the street care ant have a few de- sirable Rooms to rent, in suite or single. FIRST-CLASS BOARD vided in the dining-room, or private tables far- Diahed if deeired. . ad Natchez pre ee ‘he accey N EW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS! qt tr at W. y law and the regulations of the Departmen — Formerly steward at Wane at Lew: ings. ‘Fer farther ard fuller particulars as to the con- Just received, at the HUDSON TAYLOR H. PARKER. into contracts. and of Made te the ditions to be BOOKSTORES the liabilities of bidders: reference LIFE OF JOSIAH CY his Son. 5 HOA te i 8 AND SPEECHES BY ROBERT ADDRIE CO. WINT! P 50. Formerly well-k: . bt ‘ormes zt nown steward on DresTs DINING BOOMS. 1f you want a freak BIRD or other delicacies for BANT'S, northwest corn: of Penna. ‘ave. and éth street," boviiw. Dole [L418 Dexss FURS NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. full and jete of LADIES ALEX. W. RANDALL ‘OUNG AMERICAN ABBOAD, 91.30, Féns now opened sesbran 7 = FRIES LIPPradok nese: gl (NK SABLE oo S-lawiw AORTA Ay = for Boy: < ROW BERRIEN. by Alice oe (UNITED STATES Mami. ¥ mn hae __ LOUISIANA. ‘HB STABRY FLAG, by “Oliver Optie. ¥ Post wor. Peers PLAYING CARDS. PLAYING CARDS. Proposals will be received at th atre. f CUR PAPERS. ing the "ita of “erick she tt fe ‘Seal. IVORY AND BONE COUNTERS, &c., &c. Rovrs No. ALso, A LARGE STOCK OE users STEAMBOAT pane acl Beer” ‘s just AT aaioinft hot Bank of the Republic. 8s 02-98—96— $5—8S— 98— $5—9s-95 HUDSON TAYLOR BOOK 8TORE, pe Rt vec | MOB en ea Ba + M. BABRRY’S SHOW CAs rm WABEEOOMS, ‘ J . No. 569 LOUISIANA ANENUR, Mo ans