The Washington Union from Washington, District of Columbia • 3

WEEKLY REPORT OF PATES (i.J for vf 1'altnlt urucd from the Slutet I'atcU (tjjice for the u(rk enditxj December 14, each btarimj thai date. Hubert A. Aituiiu, of Ht. Loulf, for iiuproveiui-ut in htciu'iU. M.uii-.lmlil Crutu', im 11, i voBient in Mwing-macliineH.

lUnielN (taker, of Pro? itleuee, It. for wiint-liaiuJ luHteuer. Itovil, ol Snco, Im imjii ov elm-lit ill Joliu H. Clark, of for improvc-wcnt iu ittoveu. i Join, ClaiU uu.l VV.o.!iiu;;lon ll.uri- I l'liil 11,1, lilt improvi'ini'li! in Stephen Culver, of Neumk, N.

for Improvement i In tea uiul coffee (iota. S. H. Cufifai, of Crotim fur improvement ill I u'illiAin iuliro. of Pa for improvement iu railroad brake.

John Erieason, of New York, N. for improvement in air engines. John 11- Fail child, of i ho, tor Improvement iu water wheels. 0. W.

Kail field, of Holyoke, for improvement iu ear acuta and couches. Jacob Friek, of Philadelphia, 1'h Mr improvement in feed-water and blow-off apparatus for steam Imilrra. William W. liaige, of Rochester, N. Y.

for Improveinent iu compositions for tanning leather. lliehaid Gornali, of Baltimore, for improvement iu machine for making hollow bullets George W. (trader and Benjamin I'! Cowan, of Memphis, for improved steam ii.nl wutet olnuu for steam boilers. Michael Hardy, of Nc.v York, N. for iuiprovemciit in machinery for forming hat bodies.

John Henry Holt, nod Josiah II. Gerould, of Chicago, 111 for improvement in steam uulintois. If. II. IIotchkisH, of Sharon, Conn for improvement In harness Joseph Hough, of Buckingham, uiiil Jacoh Moore, of lin for iuiproveuient iu car brakes.

Charles 11. Ilurlburt, of Muymour, for improvement in cur sptings. N. Jensen, of Wutliington, D. for improvement in bandages.

Charles Lamuiricli, of New Yoik, N. for iinprnved folding table. I at no we, of Cohocton, N. for improvement in seer I brake. Charles Lcnztnaiin, of Brooklyn, N.

for improve, uieut iii engine hose. It. McO. Ijytlo, W. I.

vision, and Lorenzo W. True, of Williamson county, for improved folding chair. Joseph Mansfield, of Jefferson, for improvement iu shower baths. Edward of New Y'ork, N. for improvement in breech-loading cannon.

Gilbert Maynard, of Greenfield, for improvement in children's carriages. K. H. Moore, of Boston, for improved stuira weeper. K.

Nance, of Richmond, for improved machine for turning irregular forme. Cbus. J. C. Tctereen, of Davenport, Iowa; lor Improvement ill steam boilers.

Henrv H. Potter, of Carthago, N. for improvement in adjustable carriage seats. George P. Reed, of Roxbury, fur improved escupement for time pieces.

Robert K. Rogers, of Philadelphia, for improvement in steam generators. Koy, ol parish of St. Bernard, for improvement in furnaces for evaporating sugar juices. George Russell, Samuel A.

Russell, and Charles L. Russell, of Birmingham, Conn. for improved foiceps for fastening clasps on hoop skirts. Joseph Sanderson, of Stetson, Me. for improve nient in hee-hives.

Julius B. Savage, ofRouthington, Conn. for improveincut in nut machines. William F. Shaw, of Boston, for improvement in lump-shade supporters.

Oren Stoddard, of Busti, N. Y. for improvement in harvesters. Thomas Stuliblefleld, of Columbus, On. for improveuicnt in water gauges for steam boilers.

John W. Sihbot, of Cincinnati, Ohio for improvement in attaching carriage thills to axles. ('buries William Siemens, of London, Eng. for improvement in fluid meters. Patented in England March t.

MoT. Thomas Turner, of Marysville, Ohio for improvement in cultivators. Washington Van Duscn, of Philadelphia, IV; for improvement in adjustable cradle for dry docks and marine railways. Elijah Ware, of South Boston, for improvement in slide valve gear of steam engines. Charles Westcott, of New York, N.

for improved lock. Norman W. Wheeler, of Brooklyn, N. for improved apparatus for operating valves of steam engines. John L.

Whetstone, of Cincinnati, Ohio for improvement ivi valve gear of steam engines. II. D. Wii kes, of Flint, for Improvement in valves of steam engines. Robert Wilson, of Milton, for inproved machine for drilling metals.

John Withers, of Collinswlle, for lire escape lad ilrr. Edward S. Wright Tlieodoro P. Gould, of Buffalo, N. for improvement in breech Unulinv cannon.

Joseph Young, of Marshullton, fur improvement in nildng to harvesters. Nathaniel Or.alit, of ltiplcy, Ohio, assignor to Chester (1. Robinson, of South Reading, for improvement in lumps. Samuel Flint and Robert S. Rogers, of Lynn, assignors to William F.

Johnson, of said Lynn for improvement in heels for hoots and shoes. George AAT. Fogg, of South Dodham, assignor to himself and S. Fogg, of s.iid South Dedliam for improved file-cutting machine. William 11.

Manning, of Owego, N. assignor to himself mid I.uoius Olmsted, of said Uwcjjo foi improvement in machines for cutting soap. Calvin Pepper, of Albany, N. assignor to himself anil John 0. Trcadwoll, of said Albany for improvement in the liiWhod of applying gas for heating and illumihating purposes.

Thomas Wiard, of Louisville, assignor to G. W. Pilken, 11. W. L'itkeu, and AV.

L. P. Wiard, of said for improvement In ploughs. Win. Stephens, of Old Forge, assignor to Richard Stephens, of said Old Forge for improvcinent in slide valve gear for oscillating engines Lane (' Stern, of Philadelphia, assignor to him self and George AV.

Stone, of said Philadelphia; lor improvement in steari) Thomas Shavv, of Philadelphia, I'a assignor to himself and C. S. Patterson, of said 1'hUadelphiu; for improvement in giu burning stoves. Olive Ann Brooks, of Soniers worth, N. aduiinistrntiix r.f the estate of isibbnus Brooks, deceased, late of tocat Falls, N.

for improvement in straw-cutters. REIS8UKH. Ft hail Allen, of Worcester, formerly of Norwieh, Conn. for in piistols and other Apiil lfi, 1845 reissued December If, 1858. Nathaniel Drake, of Newton, N.

for improvement in com planters. Patented February 2, 1858 reissued liecembci It, IBM William Sumner, of AVorcester, Aiassg for improvement in organs, Patented February 28, 1854 reissued Bccemlwr 14, 1858. Horace 11. Day, of New York, N. assignee of Richard Solis, of said New York for improvement in the manufacture of elastic cloth.

Patented Nov. 7, 1-18; 1 reissued December 14, 1858. DESIGNS. tiarrettson Siuitli and Henry Brown, of I'iiiladelphia, Osniunors toLaebrandt Afeltowell Xi Co of mD t'litl K'l' lphln for design fur parlor Htoves. Qarrettaon Smith and Henry Brown, of Philadelphia, astignors to 0.

Abbott and A. Lawrence, of said fur sign fur cook's ranges. illi.nn I'rcnoh, of Charb down, for design i wr Ismk marks. i ADDITIONAL 1MPHOVKMENT8. 1-evi Rurnell, of Milwaukie, Wix.for improvement in rotary pumps.

Patented August 1 838 additional MMpruvOinent dated Ibxerober it, Dalryttiplb Crawford, of Toronto, Canada; for improve- I Miont in tV manufacture of soap. Patented March IS, i additional improvement dated December 14, 1838. 1 i nat portion et the census returns for 1850 allowing lji? number, eh. mm of man1 trfaethrios in the ynited States, which iR only portion unfinished. Is beliig rapidly completed, and win soon 1 U' i iy foj- 0'LEANED FROM THE MAILS.

We observe that Mtvoinl of Uiu CttumU papert publish llio ujunaiKu of l'rtbuieut Bochmiun ia full. 'Ilie uiills ia Cliiuopcu lutvo iu tiic liutl t-lx months uitnlc tight million yawls cotton cloth, pay mg for labor $1for cotton $4 and for oUutr expenses Voltaire had a perfect honor of inquisitive persons. Ho said to oue of those puntfirri: "Sir, I lira delighted to see you, but 1 give you bur warning, 1 know nothing about what you are going to ask nJtj' An American citizen (John l'efflnrtin, of New York) has, by the government of t'hiluw la-en granted the exclusive privilege of nuiiiutiictuiTwg dry-piecsod bricks with btcam iniu hint-ry fur ten years. The privilege covers the whole of the republic. Several natives of t'liilo are associated with Mr I'.

us triers. A cast iron lampisist in the form of man wok slopped front i'ortland to Havana a few days ago. The fact iill'urded an opportunity for some one to circulute a story that a negro, concealed in a box, hud been shipped on board the vessel. The "friends of freedom' were agitn ted, hut no "rescue" was attempted. The tiiat cargo of ice ever imported into Honolulu nr rived on the 14th, 14(1 days from Huston, it arrived out in excellent order and, in order that it should not waste from tile hot weather, the ship was dhchurged by steuui, being the fust instance of the kind government pile-driver engine lieing used.

A service, styled by the minister, Itov. Mr. Longfellow, "vesper service," oonsisting of hymns, anthems, chants, prayers, both audible and "silent," lessons of Scripture, is hold in the Second Unitarian Church, Brooklyn, on each -Sunday evening. It was listened to last Sunday evening for the Ifcst time by a crowded church, and notice was given that tljron the intervening Sabbath evening the usual services, with a sermon, would he held as heretofore. 'lhelaxtof the old piue-wuod water-pipes in Broad street, i'hiladelphlu, have been removed by the water tie- to muku roour for iron The bod of these logs were laid in 1832.

The city Imd altogether feet of pine logs laid nt various times, the lirst having been connected with tiro old water-works at l'enn square. Tlie first Iron pipe was laid in 180 4. These logs were taken from the giouml in a perfectly sound state and still tit for use, except along streets where large steam engines have been introduced. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Humored Massacre of a Mail Party, etc.

St. Louts, Dec. 15. -Hie New Mexican mail of tho 22d ult lias reached this city. The Santa l'V tiazettu that tlie Navajo war will not be brought to a close this winter, and probably not for years to come.

It is reported that the outgoing mail party from Albuquerque to Neosho has been massacred by the Comanche Indians, nor lias anything been beard of the mail party from Neosho for Albuquerque on the 15th ol' October. Mining Intelligence. Sr Louis Dec. 15. Advices limn the Kansas mines on tiio 8th, the Santa Fe mail, bay that milling ban been tuibpended for tlie season.

Upwards of 1,000 persons, however, remain on tlie spot to commence early operations in the spring. A hanking firm at Leavenworth has made shipment of gold dust to New York. Gen. Scott en route for the South. New Yoiik, Dec.

Scott took passage today in the steamer Marion for Charleston routr for Cuba, it is understood. Shipment of Specie. ltosro.N, Dec. steamship Kuropa sailed heneo for Liverpool to-day with $80,000 in specie on freight. Financial.

New Yukk, Dec. are Arm New York Central, 85J Heading, 51J Missouri fi's, 89J. Markets. New York, Dee. 15 Cotton is dull -sales of 1,000 hales.

Flour is dull vi: 7,500 barrels State, $4 25 ix $4 50 Ohio, $5 25 a $5 50 southern, $5 a So 40. Wheat is dull- sales of 5,000 bushels southern red, $1 22 white, Si 10. Corn is lower sales of 10,000 bushels mixed, 75 a 70.) cents now yellow, 7(i a 78 cents. I'ork is dull mess, $18 50 prime, $15 50 a $15 75. Lard is quiet nt 11 cents.

Whiskey is firm at 25) a 20 Sugar is steady Orleans, 7 a 7j cents. Spirits ol turpentine is dull 48) a 4'J cents, ltosin is quiet. Itice steady at 5 a cents. DIED. Iu thin city, on the lath lniUnt, at the residoneo of lior father, JrARAIt ANNA MARIA WJ1EATON, wife JJent.

lit cavalry, ami daughter of Colonel Adjutant Gonorul the Army. 11-r funeral will take plaoe ou Iriday, the 17th lnfttunt, it 12, in. Tin; ami friends of tlio deceased arc requested to attend. At TallahiiHieo, on the lit at the residence of HuKKirr Uamulk, LDL'iy I'. IIOLLADAY, utter an illneiw of ton days.

THKATItK. Leasee W. Stuart. Stage maimger S. Kytinge THURSDAY DECKMBKR 10, night but two of MR.

BARRY SUIXIVAX, When, iu complhtnee with mimeroiH lie will personate cclvbratcd character of Tilt. hi KAMI hit. VlfAt lligllt of THE WINDMILL. All tlio superb stock company in tin? aImjvo pieces. Tomorrow, benefit, and la-t but ono, of MIL MAURY Sl'LLIVAX.

Box oittct open ul Met ze rod's Music Storp, from 0, a. until p. m. Dec 10 teT iik M.v.NACKKri of tint Ladies' Union Benevoluut Society uro ri-qiKwO-il to moot on Frliluy next, 17lli liintnut, In tlio roouu of tliu Young -n's ChrUti-iu A.moclitlon, ut o'clock. 10 Work fob tiik ('ih ik W.

D. Haley will preiuih tins second of a morion of sermons on The American Church, on next Sunduy evening, In the church on tlio corner of Sixth an 1 Services commence at half past novt'U o'clock. Subject: Work for the Clmrcli. Dec Fair and Festival. -The Ladies of t-he First I'mtahnn f'hnrcli will hobl a Fair ami Festival in the room lately oc r-upicd by Messrs.

Halt as a jewelry store, No. PoniHylfftnla aye nue, commencing Mondny evening, Ixpembor 20, and pknjng on Frl (Uy owning, the 24tb, proceeds will devoted to tlm liipiidu Hon of a debt incurred for repairing the church mlUice, Hoc iltf PPJCC1A1. NOnfR. The Fair and Festival ahovo mentioned will commence to-morrow evening (Thursday,) the 16th lust. GREAT IVORS OP KM I MftING Great Painting, "THE viu.A<;K Will be on free exhibition uoxt, for one week, at TAYLOR A MAEKY'S Dec Book tore, 334 Perm, near 9Ui rt.

DINNER THINNER PARTIES will bo furnished to families Htfd, $4. and head; or, if they prefer, a drst-clmta French cook can be sent to their residence to prepare dinner for them lit the moderate charge of $2 for his services. Those wishing to avoid the trouble of marketing can have the best the market affords sent to their bouses at cost Olio or mora dishes ill bo sent to any part of tho city for those who may dosiru it. I guaranty to furnish a better dinner than ijjy ot-or establishment in the city, at a saving of 2a per eeut. CAt.TIKK, 252 I'ell II.

Dec between 12th and 13th streets. ARGE FURNITURE ftimiture and household i il ets -On Monday morning, December 20, ftl 1 10 i "clot the reatdcnce uf tSoveriaor is about leaving Washington,) corner of I and 20th streets, we shall sell the above, -iisi ting of parlor, bed room, and kitchen furniture, and all the aiti- le? appertaining to housekeeping, generally handsome and nearly new. Terms: $30 and under, cash over that sum, a credit of sixty and ninety daysyfor sat afactorlly endorsed uatii, bearing Interest. XV llOTII VI? I P. liotue li for rent lvc 18 i 1 XOTH'F, -Tlte undersigned respectfully informs Mitt the public hiI attangcra Tlnttlng the i py.

ttim lio Jms In More yeuer.il lueonniKBt or SHOPS OAITKIU, SUFFERS, 'II of li.v-t'material ilriit ft llio BuU'ilik- for Hi- wmr, for ladloe, neittlrfu? n. loyii. awl Wear. HARMON Bl'HNf, 408 Penn hot? on 4S mil Sth'urocp dooH nf.pic Nifjoirnl UuH'l. 1 CITY INTELLIGENCE.

to John l.ti. iiKu Although the day It.ul I ice 11 ik) iuoUniKBt tli.it it witH generally liellered tiio wri ide would be there wiim a large crowd in attendance in front of DrowW Hotel on Wediuuday evening, when a party of Mr. Letcher'a caiue there, lucouijiauied by After the band had a npirit utirring air, there were loud for "Letcher!" which soon brought that griitliui.iu out upou the balcony of the hotel, to greeted repeated rounds of applause. When silcuce uiu restored, Mr. said Kwjiuw I uiu profoundly grateful to you for this exhibition of kindness and respect.

For seven punt 1 have had the honor to represent the Tenth Legion district of Virglnl a in the House of Representatives, and it is source of gratification to me to know that my public Course luis commanded their approbation, as evinced by repeated elections, and recent ucts showing their en- tire confidence in me. It is not tiie less gratifying to me to know that I enjoy the resjioct and confidence of the people of this District, as manifested by this imposing demonstration. As Virginian, as a southern man, 1 aiu desirous of seeing the union of these States preserved. 1 have always believed, and now Isdieve, that the best means of preserving the Union is to prevent the encroachments of the federal government upon the lights of tin- Htalcs. plan so 8o long as the rights of the States are cherished, upheld, and protected, so long the Union will be fiee from danger of dissolution, uud we may reasonably c.deu late upon its perpetuation.

Recently, my friends, down iH Virginia we have iiad a 1 little family ipiarrel that threatened for a time to interfere ith the unity and harmony of the democratic party. Not a bit 1 am happy to say that unity and harmony now prevail in the democratic party, and Virginia, as heretofore, will present to the people of the United States an united front, and will go forward in vindlco tiou unit support of the great doctrines of democratic liberty and equality. As a native of my State, 1 am proud of iter I rejoin; in seeing her progi I am anxious to see her resources developed, to see her lines of improvement completed, aud to see all sections of the Btato bound together in the ties of unity, harmony, uud fraternity. All distinctions of tide-water, Piedmont, valley and traus-Alleghany, 1 trust will ho obliterated, ami that we oball lie known only by the proud name of Virginians. If there lias been anything of unpleasant feeling in timpani, let it be forgotten.

I have no passions to cherish, no prejudices to indulge, and no resentments to gratify and if it shall ho the pleasure of the good people of the Commonwealth of Virginia to elevate mo to the position for which 1 have been nominated, 1 shall endeavor to discharge my duty to them and to myself faithfully and charge still expects to have water in the city in the month I of December. A Hobsk from the west gate of the Capitol! grounds along Pennsylvania avenue to Bridge street, in Georgetown, and along that street to High street, is public want It has been demonstrated in other cities that these roads add to the convenience of the public, mid do not in any way obstruct other travel or disllgure the thoroughfares through which they pass. Let us have one here 1 Smithsonian Lamina Dr. line, the Arctic Explorer, will lecture this evening at the Smithsonian Institution, wid on Monday John (1. Sue will lecture on "poetA poetry." i That lk.uitmi.

PiCTt'Rn, "Villuge will bd bo exhibition for one week (commencing In Saturday next) at, Taylor bookntore. All shtoutd go and see it. A CH'U Tho Stala U.u'h# a l(r. HiuIjm has 1 iia-lo claim tq tip: oqlv legal ti(lc t-o about sixty- yen acycn of lumi situated in the centre of this city. impartially, unoui icgaru 10 inuiviuuars, parlies, or sections, exerting whatever of ability or energy 1 possess to advance the prosperity of the Ohl Dominion and now, with cordial thanks to you, I hid you good night.

As soon ns tlie enthusiastic applause which greeted Mr. at the conclusion of liis appropriate acknowledgment of the compliment tendered him had subsided, loud and prolonged calls were made for Mr. 1'ryor but it was announced that that gentleman was not present. Hon. C.

Faulkner, 01 Virginia, in response to the calls of the assemblage, came forward, and was heartily cheered. In acknowledging the compliment, Mr. Faulkner said that he had heard gentleman that day denounce the freedom with which the democracy of Virginia handle their public men prior to a nomination. That was our usage, and we choose to do things in our own way. He saw nothing wrong in it.

We love a little turiroil, and if we did not have it before tlie nomina tion, there was certainly no chance for it afterwards. We prove a candidate lie fore a nomination in Virginia as you prove a cannon at vour foundry, or ns wo prove a rifle or musket at the National Armory at Harper's Ferry. We pour into him a triple charge of abuse and denunciation, ahd, if that don't burst him, wo are sure the inetal is sound, and lie will stand fire when brought in the face of tlie foe. His friend botcher had recently passed through one of these fiery Virginia ordeals. He had been tried not simply by a tiiplo oliarge, but by powder and ball rammed and jammed to the muzzle.

The inetal hail been found good, and we had placed him in battery for the spring tight. The speaker was several times interrupted by applause. (jov. MoMulliu, of Washington Territory, next followed, fully endorsing the democracy of Mr. Letcher, and proclaiming his surprise at the course which had been pursued by those who opposed his nomination.

Hon. Mr. Smith, of Oregon, was the last to speak, but his remarks were not on that account the less enthusiastically applauded. He said that Oregon would say to Virginia what Ruth had said to Naomi, "Where thou goest, tliero will I go also thy people shall be my people, and thy (lod shall be my God," The occasion will long Ire remembered as one of tlie most friendly reunions of democrats at tlie national metropolis. Wasbisuton Aqrr.ouirr.

-We ure informed that the interior of tlie conduit or main trunk of tliu Washington aqueduct was inspected yesterday by the engineers, who entered it at the influent gate-house of tlio distributing reservoir, passing under ground to the effluent gate-house of tlie receiving distance of two miles. Passing around the receiving reservoir, a distance of half mile, they entered the conduit again at the west end of tunnel No. 4. This tnnnel, which is 700 feet is finished, but the party did not pass through it. At Cabin John Bridge, a distance of 21 miles, they again saw uayngui.

The arch of this bridge is completed, but not the superstructure. There is a gap also of 150 foet in the conduit at culvert 18, near this bridge. Entering again at the west cud of the bridge, they passed through the conduit without a gap for the distance of tj miles, to the entrance of luunci No. Of this tunnel, which is feet long, about forty foet remain to lie excavated. At the west end of tunnel No.

the party again entered the conduit, pausing through live tunnels and two bridges, and coining out, at the distance of 1J mile, at tlie east end of tunnel No. 1, near the Gient Falls. The whole distance traversed under ground was miles. In this distance are seven tunnels and three bridges, which the party passed through. The wlpile numlier of tunnels is twelve, ail but tl(rce of are finisher).

Of the four masonry bridges, three are ready for tlie water. The gate-houses are all iij condition to he used. In the receiving resorvojr the water is two feet deep on the sill of the conduit head. As soon as a doxen pipe castings of special patterns are received from Philadelphia and screwed into their places, we understand that water will In; introduced into the twelve-inch main pilie, which extends from the reservoir, through Pennsylvania avenue, to the navy yard. Hie water at find introduced, being the collection of the late rains and the first filling of the reservoir, will not lie clear enough for domestic purposes; hut it will lie available in wise of Arc as soon as hydrants are erected along the avenue.

This should lie attended to at once. The failure of one of the contractors for piiies lias caused some little delay in this work, hut the engineer in A-mai i.r Mr Crown, nu suction.ci on the Avenue, ncur Sixth street, aseoulUxi neighbor, Mr. Dttruiuxi, (who iii in tiio ituuie business,) with a cowhide, yealerdey 1 afternoon. Justice iJoun houud Mr. Crown to Ircep tho peace BiliujNatOH tmdi thl lust number of JlarjtfrM which ili -coura- most irreverently about this metropolis.

its aid its sojourners. Some of the members Of'Congress me spoken of without becoming respect. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. Crowns' Hotel. Imi C.u|imsu, Virginia Miss ClnUi, Vurfc do Saow, ilo Minit ilC do Mm Thomas, tlo John 8 iau'uiii, do l.ttl iiv, I'uutika, .1 Win SnowUt'Ujdo (i bu, MhiUletowu, HW KimxviUo VYnbtii, Philadelphia TU0.1 Mirphuy, Puwd iKi itl, York McWiliictiurf, Pouiwylvuiiu Ikmj HoiUuUy, do Wm IVw 1), I'r flMMrgv i Lynch.

do co. Md Tylm Nehru-ku riiy PU wrJ. Oldo 0 A hemic UftHiintirtt In Thiw Allen, do 0 U-iUks, VlruioU Jno 8 am oh, do 1 iktiM 8t 1 ami id hauc Uwk, chicago, Juliiiri Jackaon, lliinou 11 PeodifitMi, York Juu Youaginau, Jiickurtoh, Kaltiiuore A 1 1c, iaitiU Jno I) Tvgoewoe Robt Park, Virginia Joluidou, Hartford, CoAli Jchon, fork tloo FUgft', Virginia Rlrkwoud House. iWo (J Thomas, Philadelphia Sniul Bciliu It A Philadelphia Heart, Stockton, CmJ UovcrPy iitudtri, Hahun to Ja.s Wultico lady, New York I Cocke, Virginia It Marliu, lloetnu Jno It do Thua Lucki.l, du Hobl Nichols, limuud. National Hotel.

A Ouolny. Philadelphia Mi Throckmorton, Di-4 Col (k-o II Virginia Fiekiti, Kimball, York Bibcock, A 8 Duiitfuu Jno Bmlili, Baltimore Jus Itydo, V'm York FraucU Beau lady, Boston ii Co11.mi, do Kliaha Tracy, Chicago Mrs KC Spain '2 children, lilt Wilami, York iioIh Hugh Neil, do Wheelork, York Ceo II Martin, Philadelphia li OCumphrey, l'? nnsylvania Duvall, loiurel, Md Jno IV Maryland Nowkl-li A lady, Philadelphia I Farrel, Baltimore Carlm. Ilrooklyu Franklin Post, Vermont Win Worthing ton, Maryland YVUytt, lialtlmoro TUoiF Bowie, Jr. Aug Sexton lady, NT York United States Hotel. Hobl Marab ill, Virginia I' Minor, Alexandria, JouCM, do II Younger, Mi-souri Freeman llurk, Virginia Win II kymun, Newark, i-ter 1 Boll, do 1' O'Neal holy, Baltimore Ceo PancoHt, Jersey Jno Christopherdo Jno Forgey, lad), Pay nchWin Teiuploman, Pennsylvania villo, Mo A Ohio Mm A Barbour, do A Turner, do Mwb 8 Barbour, do Joseph CI) uier, Virginia 8 Barbour, do Win Humphries, Philadelphia Wards' Hotel.

II irrrll, York AlbertOallagin family. York 8 HaLsl 'tt, Newark, Tboruton, Baltimore Hon Bishop, Jersey Fitzgerald, Norfolk, Va Win II Itovidgo, York Win Wlitttng, Boston I. Hobsouft lister, Philadelphia Kdw IJ.illey, l'ottrflowu A I. Martin, Spain Henry Pott.s, jr, do 8 Rctteubourn, Montgomery, 1'n A 8 IHveii, Klinira A Welch lady, Baltimore Til I in A lady, Mobile Nelson do Hon A Packer, Pennsylvania Henry Coggill Jfc lady, York lion Wltte, do. II Jhmmick, l'onii-ylvauiu PROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING AMY MATING 8TAMPN.

POST UVrin IhtPARTUKXr, December 16, 1858. SEALED PROPOSALS will bo rereivod at department until the '21st. day of February, 1859, until of the rlork at noon. for fliriiisu Ing, for tho use of post ofliocR la tlio United for four years from th flrst of April next, marking and rating stamps of tti follow Ing description, viz: 1. Circular marking stamps of stool, or otbor material of equal durability; of a riroutnfenuK'o not to exceed Inches, but in much lesa convnuMirr good taUo may dictate; with type for the years, months, and days, in blocks of like material, with sufficient thumb rr -w for the with hail lies of cocoa, mahogany, or oriew hoivy wood, a model most convenient for use.

In for this 4. of Numpii, the bidder will state the additional charge, per lotuu'or htniru. lor inserting, within the circle, wlion required, aue.h I tigiireM as paid, jrcr, 10, ship, Aso. Cm 2 Circular marking stumps ot Iron, or other material equal therein, the of post offices and route agents on railroads Mini Meambo.it nviii lines; with type for months ami dates, in bloc ks of the name to rial, with suitable thumb screw, and handles of blade walnut or cherry ir? of a juodol best adapted for use; the circumference of stamp to be th" same ns described in class No. 1, ri.v fipmlar marking of box-woo or other material of equal durability, of the same size of No.

1, with type for mintlH and days of priutfira' type metal, in blocks or single letups and figures, with tbuinb and thu same as described iu No. The contract Haas ill not take eff tct until from and after the '21 day of July next. i.use I. Marking aUmpa, for foreign mails similar to those now in use in the post offices at New York, Philadelphia, mid 1 or of any other stylo adapted to the above purpose. Also, the following rating stump', to correspond with the circular at imp.

ill cJe.s-.e4 1, '2. and 3 iu in iterial, handles, and workmanship, and such oritur rating stamp not named herein as may be required, of a like dc'cription, at pro rata and if the style or material thereof shall be altered by direction of the department, the price shall ho Increased or the same proportion, viz Paid Dissent and forwarded JKreo Duncel Dissent DlpJ Forwarded Duo 1 office bipducsa, free Drop cent. Advertised 10 Steamboat 15 Ship Paid 10 United 81. Paid 15 Held pod tag Proposals for improved or patented -tamps, with ey for the months and days, or with points to pierce the envelope, or with other improvements, will be com-ldcred. foe right to change or alter the ntylo of the stamps described in either upon equitable term is reserved to the Postmaster (o cral.

Proposal; will ha received for furnishing the whole of the abovenamed circular stamps, or for Stamps will be ordered for the dllfcrent classes of ofllces agreeably to the rules now in force, and atkvirdin? to Much rules and regulations of the department a.s ma)' hereafter bo adopted iu relation tboreto. The number of circular stamps required, per annum, in estimated at 300 for lbo 500 for the -ocond lass, 1,200 for Ilia third class, and 100 for the fourth The number of ruling required for the huiiio period is estimated at Models of the stamps must tlm proposals. bidder must furnish, with his proposals, evidence of his ahll ity to comply with his bid t'ulheient sureties will bo required to a contract; aud tho stamps must be delivered at the Post Officii Department at tho expense of the contractor. Proposal' must lie endorsed on the out-ide of the envolope with lor Po-t Office Marking Stamps," and addressed to the. 1 Assistant l'o-tinastcr (ioneral, Washington city, I).

C. AAllON V. RROWN, Dec Poatuxutor Oem ral. OltKAT W011K OF AI IT COM I NO llerririK'n Great Painting, TIIF. Vll.I AOp HI.ACK-'.MiTH," iiu ftvr inhibition S.iluc for unit ywk, TtYI.nK Iler 10 11 lVvW am l'euii.

UOir 0th it. W. I'. Ti u-'v is prepared to 1 If accommodate girders by the week or month, on reasonable i Um'IUH) ttt 371 Penti. avenue, oppodto National Hotel.

Washington, C. Transient and table also accommodated. I 4 -end 1 in ASS UN SO NOT Mil. rpilK voters of the several Wards will please take ,1 notice that the ill attend trP the places designated ho low from 10 o'clock, a. to 3 oVIock, p.

every day, except and Cbrlfitm.u day, from the loth to the aim of Jhis month, inclusive, for the purpose of reviving and correcting the Urdu: First Ward- William Higgles, north side street, three doors east of lWth Street. Second T. Stewart, cornor 12th and Third Ward- Xcphanlah Jones, 1,, between 0th and Fourth Ward William Douglass, bn-? ment of the City Mall. Fifth Ward T. Sumlhyood, between A and 11 Sixth Ward Way comer ol' 7th and I Seventh Ward John II.

llird, on between 7th and 8lh streets. Itoc 11 1131 NKW YORK. HERALD, DAILY TIMES, 'HP-i bono, News, Pliiindelpbia Philadelphia re ecivod on evening of of publication. Single copies for sale, or delivered at the of subscriber evening. New York Mercury, Weekly Flag of onr Union, (iioan.n'H Ijiie-of-ButtleShip, Hullou's Pictorial, Wavcrlcy Magazine, Home Journal, and all other Philadelphia, New York, and Boston weekly p.ijierH received and for sale, or delivered promptly to subscribers very thing in the cheap publication line received soon mfh IP 1 216 Fnnn.

avenue, under Wytapt? and Nov 468 PffyU. near street. OKJN OF T11K fiOLD iow 01 wuicn is hit s.iio hi nvenue, Kirkwooil llou-v. Framed or otherwise, iUo, all kind of gill picture A has rc.liuned to Ihe fcl, idOfna aiul nwlilcDM 407 ilrect, between Glli unit 7tli Own Poat Oct H-- dir Oil lit IS MADK Tn I' 11 Stevens is i to m.ik.1 to ortlor, and warrant to lit, Voko nock Blitrta" of lino KITVKNH, Dec Hotel. I NEW PUBLICATIONS lliuktrutoil Hooks Mini Chiik'uius rnilK lloriiu Scries of Views of 1.

the Chore Monumeuts, wuh a locuou at from the Royal Picture Cialie.ry, mi Historical and U-mriplm account of the Prttiiau Oipii.U. Munich Gallery -being a aelocUoa from the Royal lollectnaj, 1 bound In antique morocco, fte Vermm Gallery Ilia Kert4neH of vofupri-uiif the Principal Fctuale in tho of the Great Hul-1. The (Jallwy of liyrou Eteauiiee The Republican Court, bound in antique morocco. A Gallery of Fame 14 English and American printed 00 tinted ol Oliver tioldsmith Hided by A. WdlnoU new witturn, illustrated.

Hun iddioo'i Works. 1 vol. Works. 1 vol. Hoolt's Poetical Works.

1 pope's Poetical Works. 1 vol The Works of L. K. Uoilon. 1 vol.

Milton- poetical i vol, antique morocco. Mrs. Ilciuun a Poetical Works 1 vert, ahiitjuo morocco. The IVh-'Is of tho Nineteenth Century Bryant's Poetical Works lambs Poetical Works. Campbell's Poetical Works.

Tbe Poetical Works oflieorgo Herbert vol elegantly bound slid illustrated lVu sud Pencil. Hy Mrs. Boliuance We have also a larjand varied stock of juvcuilo works, ittuKlrnte-l. Books for children, Lc. Bl.AXdURD A MoilUN, Dec 16 Corner of lltb at- and Petm avenue.

VTKW EN1LE BOOKS FOR TllB HOLIDAYS old Wonderful Kyen. Aunty Wonder stories. Children. Play and Study. Howard sun bis Teacher.

Might Cups. A Will and Way The Pleasure Hook. The Story of Mister fax. The Ugly DucklingJ. History of little lio Peep.

The Tom Thumb librury. Heed Time Harvest, life of Washing tan. Together with su immense assortment of (lift Books the little folks, cinbiui tug dOO kinds, iu every variety of uud prices. Call snu look over theiu; J. BISHOP A CO.i 216 Perm, under Willards', Due and 46s 1'eun.

near 4 ilrrat. Elegant holiday gift have now aHplayed a mag mil cent, slock of elegant liIKT BOOKS, suitable for the coming Holiday season. Our assortment embraces overythiog that is NEW AM) BEAUTIFUL, whl wo urc determined to oiler at prices which please. Thum dcMroua elegant At very low prices, are invited to examine our J. liXSHOr At 00., Dec 210 ami 438 Peuu.

avenue. ClHKSS! Player's Companion. Staunton's Chess Tournament. Agrtcli's Hook of Cboss. Chess Player's Hand Hook.

Clieiti Men, Chess Boards, in variety, ut J). UlSJIOP A 210 Penn. av umler Willnrds' Hotel, Dec una 430 Penn. avenue, near street. 1 FRENCH IN A WITH0U1 Ma ter.

Ik eolith. First French Book. 50 cents. System of Horse Taming. 37 Half Hours with the 87 euutv Otto's Liudsoapo Photography.

87 Orock Test ant out By CJ. K. A. M. $1 37.

Touts, Tout Life, anil Encamping. By Capt. Rhodes, 04th regiment. 1 illustrated. $4 25.

TiiubVs Curiosities of Scionce. $1 25. A Handy Book of Criminal Law. 62 cents. Mulder's Chemistry oi Wine.

$2 25. Lieut. Col. (Jrahani Art of War. $2 02.

Deaiic'n Manual of Fire Anus. $2 75. Supplement to Cresy Engineering. $3 oil's Practice of Fuginoariiig Meld Work. DO.

Imported from by Loc 16 FRANCK TAYLOR. rpiIOIjXDALK or, The Conllii oi' Opinions. One handsome $1 23. ChriUnnw Hours. By the author of The Homeward Path," Ae.

1 with line engraving. 50 cents. A Yae.ht Voyage of lilies; Is tiorn from High Latitudeslielng Home Account ot A Voyage in the Schooner Y.u lit Foam," 85 O. to Jc larei, in Muyen, a id Bpltxhergen. By Duflertn.

From the fourth London edition. One handsome volume, 16mo. $1. Tiie ife and Times of Sir Philip Sydney. one handsome volume, with Steel Platen.

Just received, and for Rale it TAYLOR MAURY'S Dec 16 okMorc, 334 Penn. avenue. CHRISTMAS HOURS. By mthor ol the Homeward Path," Ac. lvol.

Ernest irroll; or, Artist Ufe in Italy a Novel. 75 Letters from ugh being Homo account of a voyage in the Schooner Yacht "Foam," to Iceland, Juti M.i.Ven, SjdtZbe.rgen, tn 1856 By Lord Dulfrrln. 1 vol. $1. Life and Times of Sir Philip Sidney.

1 volume, willi Thormlalc; or The Conllict of By Win. Smith, author ol drama; Di.couriOof Ethics, Ac. 1 vol. $1 25. For Rule at FRANK JAN PHI LP'K 332 Penn.

avenue, Dec, 16 between 9th and 10th htreats. TlJ VENULE of an Old Maid Madiuno (airunlin. Sedge moor; or, Homo By Mrs. Munuers. Douglass Farm; by Mary K.

Bradley. The Runaways ami the (llpsles. fieorge Roiuly; or, How tolavo fur Matilda hy Charlotte Adams. Fairy (Jold for Youngaud Old. The Young At tint.

Harry uinl his Homes. Hardy and Hunter. Hrimm's Homo Stories. A Placo Ibr Kverything. Dec 15 FRANCK TAYLOR.

TJOE-S POETICAL WORKS. Parley, WrWoi 'ter, Tonniel, Skcltou, Madox, kc, und engraved in the stylo engraving by ijuton, Coojkt, F.vniw, Co. Ppleudidly bound. Prior $ti. diitiy bound in morocco, $0.

N'OTICKS OF THE PM.SS. Poo rtindh much ulouo among pocti as Halvalor Rosa among paint JjOfldim Kjmiat r. Ttio luxury of go no further. Southern Literary r. For Halo al TAYI.OR MAURY Dec 15 llook tore, No.

834 nn. near 9th atreet. ANl) VIEWS, a tine assortment. Wining desks, pa pi or macho, obony inlaid, rosewood, und lioginy at n-tom-hingly low price. plus Ultra papo tries, and curd Cases, and monads, with a largA variety of suitable for ul Iho approaching holidays, at bookstore of WM.

IIAJ.I.ANTYNF, 7th stroct, above Odd Follows' Ilall. 1 CHEAT WOItK OF AIIT COMING Herrliijj's Great Painting, THE VIU-VBF. liLACKBMITH," i Will bo on free exhibition Saturday next, for cum week, at 'f AY" I.OR A MAURY'S Bookstore, Deo It' 11 3M Dean. avenue, near Ulh street. CaKLUNU SELLING off; BOOTS, AND RUBBERS, of every fbr I.olie", Youtba, and Children, at the LADIES' SHOE STORE, AV 10 1'enn.

8(K and 9th jtrrett. iAdlea, we all onr own goods, thereby gaiaac the advantage of scoring them at flr-t coat, course, roaulta to the benefit of the purchaser. Our gain point of 111, beauty, unit utility, have an acWnocvleilged aiifyrtorlty oven all olhi.ru, and our double anle mnroeco and kin boote (ind hmttut (taltere, for winter tuily to lie examined to secure a purchaser. Also, long rubber bor.H fvr ladle1 and sou. Ail selling olf at an toidihinR low T.

CLARK. Nov COLFMBIAN eOLLEGE SCIIOLAIISniP FOH scholarship in the (Vduinhiau College, far tho win da term of four years, will be sold for a little mora limn half price to any p. r-on wishing to purchase one. TUo noholar-Wp pay for rent and tuition, which 1- $70 per year. I will sell for $150 cash, as the (II I I worth or ItofcO UTAtiNk" wire of T.

IS WiwliiOKtoo P. 0., D. C. Gl KOKUK A 111'l I.I.I>, y-iit l.iiw. the Slab's" HuiMing, rornor of i II W.nlin.

i 0., will pradlw In ull lh? oiir.rts of ilie Inrluilinf fliu emit of Claims, tun! in nAjoiiilnj counties Id Virginia. thp 3m O. LAMAR. IS. SlOTT.

L. Al'THf. I AMAH, MOTr AUTRY, J. Holly wtH prm-tlro in Mir of Errnrn mi Appowi ilie fr.lernl Court at llmtotm: tint of Sill JlHil.iof Mih-i mill will uttcml til tlli'mlocl of CI aims througliiiut North Mississippi. Si' IS- (Itf MANSION HOUSE, FORMF.R1.Y THK KBBITT HOUSE, I Near renter of tvml Fourteenth st roots, WASHIStiTiiN, II.

C. J) H. GTLLET, Connnellor at Taw, It as removed bit ofllo.e tu lua r-'-liiand! iu Franklin Row, corner of it ftaii tue nth fir will continue il'Tote ntUmlon principal i ly to esses 111 tli? UuilrJ gluten Supitwe Coui IX iU NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. I W. II.

SliUOS ALU A. KtUMiu St. i I NEW YORK WIRE RAILING CO. 1 liuwt rtteio.uo ORNAMENTAL IRON UANUFACTUBSBS jgJ tUe CXiTfcl) jiT-tlE-' ll Their work embrtriM til kliUa of 91 IRON RAILING, 1 I HON VEKANDAllH, 9 I HON OATHS, lUTi tiAILI.Mi, Ul WIRE FENCES, IRON FURNITURE, ffl IRON IRON WORK FOR 8TORE9 AND HOUSES, i IRON CASTINGS, Ac. ih? vxeluilre of tlio celobraio.l Composite Iron A catalogue cootalninf MTPTftl hundred designs of Iron Work I to an pari of the United States ou receipt of four throe-taint pcvUgo fji lUlDpri.

i HUTCHINSON N. WICKEKSI1AM, 312 Broadway, "New York. itj I've 0 Cm STRAW HATS AT WIXOLESALK. MAYIIER KAYENHILL, Manufac- (I aiul Wholesale iK atow lu Straw Halo of uvery Ueacrlp- turn, No. 180 Broadway, New York.

The undersigned rcupcci fully call Uie attention of buyers the above card, and add that they have taken the store, 180 Broadway, formerly occupied by the late lirm of A l.RlJkKp himI Imt.u Mm pur? their factory hinory, for the purpose of continuing IjS the huniuess ho long condtu ted by thcin, respecUoily moUuU a routine SI of the old custom. W. IUYKNHU.L, ul the late Arm of A I.Kl.AVD tO who bud long bcon tbolr manufacturer, ami gcucral manager, wilt have cliui'go of the Willi us; having secured a I the employer i of the late tlrin, we 1'md cnulllcnt whan wo state that our stork for the 8 ensiling sciwoti'a trade will he fully equal to any in of variety of styles, and thai the reputation ro long established by the late linn for ft their superior 11 nib, im well as their suoceanfui introduction of loading kj lUslilonx, will be fully sustained by ue. iff JOHN MAYHKH, S. 111 J.jj AUCTION SALES.

By J. C. McGUlRB Auctioneers. (j miUTSTKE'B SALE OP JEWELRY, WATCHED, glass regulator, qnd store Uixuluy morn- lug, December 20, 1858, ut 10 o'clock, by virtue of a deed In trint 1, duly executed and recorded, I shall sell, ut tlio jewelry establishment of N. on Ninth street, a few doors north of l'eiiii-ylvama nue, tho residue of liis after the recent robbery; uouiprislag? fj1 2 superior plate glasa show canes 1 very superior regulator, cost $100 JS Lot of Hocoud hand gold watches and chains, some of them IP very superior Uivu-u puis, studs, watch keys, hftir pins, Ac.

ji Silver butter knives, ladies' card cases Sil'Hr-platert Hjyoons aiul forks, mugs, gobleti Ov.nter, desks, gili-fraino mirrors, slab and bracket, stove, ft and store fixtures. Terms $25 and under, cash; oyer that sum a credit of 50 and 00 davs, for satisfactorily cm lorded notes, be iring interest ('HAS. .1 WAII.ACH, JAS. McUCIKE Doc Auctioneers. 11 JAB- C.

McCIUVBK St Am tioneeri. Sl-'LENDID PAD LOU SUITES, SUPERIOR Curled flair Mattrasses, Window Shales, (hit Cornice, Ac at Public Auction. Ou Thursday morntng. ceujbcr 10, at 10 o'clock, at the establishment of Geo. oiimllwood, No.

508 7th street, near odd Feliown'Hall, we shall olusu all liU exte; ire stock of superior furniture, comprising -i i.M 14 ehgaut carved walnut and mahogany pnrlor suites, of now est i'Sj styles and superior worlcmauship, linlshed in beet quality French brocatelle, morocco, and green damask, reps, and hair cloth, ranging in value from j(J to $200 15 spring-teat rocking hairs, of various styles 5 leather-ooYored sleepy hollow ehuirs yajl 20 cabriole chairs, ilnithecl in enamelled Cloth in Sprit i 1 1' i'utorcu Mahogany sofas, ro? kers, arm and parlor cha'rs Rosewood and marble-top tables Handsome walnut what hots, hat trees Gfll ft superior curled-hair mattresses jfj Giii and painted window shades, cornioo 'i gethci with ntol hou tarnishing Tortus 00 and under, cash; over that sum, a credit of two, throe, and four months, for sail-factorlly endorsed notes, hearing interest. ifil The ittmition of housekeepers aud furnishing, c.illed to this sale, which will he made without reserve. JAS. C. IIcGUIRK Dee Hy JAS.

C. McGUIUR At COLLECTION OF VaLL'AJUjK Oil. I FOR balk iT AOCflON IN PHE RXHUMTIo gfi RtiOM OK THK WASHIXGTON ART Monday eveulng, December 20th, at 7 o'clock, in the exhibition room of the In Washington Art A social ion. two doorn wi.r of the auction rooms, we shall sell the most choice and valuable collection of paintings ever 1 offered nl a action in this city, being Jjubjeeta principally by Manly, Mueleod, and Hint rum of this place. We name in part, Trupp i Cablr or Disputed Slu-f Autumn in the Rocky Mountains The of Race; Mount Hood Organ CM'ago Girl Trappers on the Prairie a Bucks Fighting Woo 1 breue in Mary laud, and many other beautiful specimens of Catalogues will be ready, and the paintings on free exhibition three (it, days previous to the sale The exhibition room of the ft delation (which Jut? been secured for this sale) hamLsoincly furninhed and niulo comfortable -ct.

ami a i-it to examine thU collection will well repay tier Terms j50 and under, cash over that sum, a credit of CO and 90 ilavs for approved endurHtal i hearing J.C. MuGUlItE i Dec 12 -cod Auctioneer- AS. c. Mi 10 Ai. () TjEllEMFTOlvY SALE OF SPLENDID SILVERJL.

l'luted Ware. On Friday afternoon. December i7, at a '4 1 o'clock, in the exhibition room of the Washington Art Association, if, two west of the auction rooms, wo shall sell without reuorvo, a A large invoice of silver piRtod wnre just received from celebrated manufactory In Philadelphia, conftiiiing of Ikinutifully chafed, flated and engravoil tea Ftt.4 Co tree urns, tea kettles, loo pitchers, $31 Buttor dishes, vegctabio dishes, water pitchers ,1 ctioK'm, wallers, fotilru ('. is, inuipt, will hUnits, ca.Jtiirs, foiki C.iko ui'l caret 1 All ipld hiilimit miy n- v. Ii.u.

vor. 'til I1. ktips ready on tho tnarniw or rule. Terms: auil under, ensli; aver Ui.it slim, a credit of 60 and 90 if lays, for siiM-fnvtorily Uaarlncr InU-refl. .1.

MiflUIRK Dec Auctioneers. Bjr A S. O. McQUlKB A Auctioneers. rpiirSTKE'S BALK OF VALUABLE HEAL KBTATK.Hy virtue of deed of trust, bearing mi the 26th day of October, 1850, and duly recorded tu Ulior .1.

A. Xo. 104, lolios 241, one of the land records for Washington county, wevrlllBoU at public auction ou Thursday, 13th, 1859, at i four o'clock, p. in of tho prom taw, ft part of (lumbered two ami throe, In Square uuinbored livo hundred and (If llffil in 1 lib i' tin mi I ui of ll I lot Ii i front of 42 foot cm nortU street, and depth of 96 feet and 11 nchoH. Tho above property very dewirablo, being in an improved pari of the city, uud being sufficiently large for two good building lot-.

I' Terra-t of (tne third iiicarli; fifty of which must to? iH4 paid down nt 1 he time of sale, and tho remainder in throo equal pay i. uimt.H in six, twelve, and eighteen months after tho day or sale, with ntenvt, autl secured by a deed of trust to the satisfaction of the trus- ee. Terms of sale to be complied with hi rtv otherwise tho indoo tlie right to i sell at risk and cost of tho first pur iiuaer. All convey anting ut the tog of tho purchaser. WM 11 WAHJ), Ti usteo.

AH. C. MtGUlHK CO. Doe fjjlfil TEU.EGANT DllKBS BILKS, M01SSEL1NES, Fj 811AWL8, Cf VKLVEfS, would mil the special WWl iUeritton of of Congress and visiting the city In assortment of tho above-named good- as we have just receiveil tome of the most ciogant drois we bava offered this geajon, sonsisling of thd following doeirable goods, viz brown, tun. mode, and black i two Kich silk robes, velvet volants.

BWI Rich double jupn, velvet skirts Rich colored ground silk roboa in ail the mewl desirable color-, ran i I (lug from to $25 Hlack ground colored flounce silk robes, from $10 to $25. 30 pieces elegant rich ilark silka in drws yeUemlH, assorted colors. ri'IiCH, strijies, and Bayadere sly Ion. 10 pice elegant Mack sdks by the yard. 100 pieces medium ttrfpo ranging from 75 coqU to $1 50 per I and nuilvfl stock of gojored Bilk goods to be ttuud in any retail cstuhlislv nent sivHV New York.

k'YKNIKG DRESS SILK? AVI) OTIfKR 1JCHT OOODS We have also just tiltj ktrgest rtment of plain svonlng silks that "have ever purchased, comprising almost every ieslruble ill general Wk fot evening In HH nun fouud the following very choice ttrlioli viz mi very beautiful light silk in I'tnk mil while blue and while, vll white, nil nil blue, corn color viol while, wad lavender ewloc. above ure In Kolii'H n'tjuiilo, nihen 3 volant: and 2 4 3 gplendid liamlrro rnlwo, with body ami trimming to la color and whita, anil pink and Wbil. aetogimt outhrohlerod three limine, allk robcr, one pink and oth' i bine, mill to liavc coot $1011 In iinimrt. 2 embroidered a'llnlllo amo Myle and color'. Wm 60 (Ircnodlno robe- of qualities la light colors, attitaMe PTcnllig dresses, in two Jupos and two and 11 tree volant', making in the largest ntock of light even lug roWes we ever ottered rale.

3PI.KNP11) I.ltJIfT SIT KS WY THE VRI), Wc have also Just Opened. 20 elegant Brocade Bayadere and I silk-. in u. i v. bin- 8 16 plceos plain Poult dc Holes, pink, blue, white, corn color, lnvondor, and cherry color, ranging Irom ocnU lo 60 per yard, tnd comprising auoh an asroruiienl i annul he tnaud here in Iho Pistrtet.

thir Inwi null Is marked In plain fl ur? on every article nlfer lor sale, I'loln Inch v. ih.ign no di intern and we hnpo ran reputation Is a atrilh i.m guaranty tliat no article will lie mwreur iui rented. 41 Centre I Dec bet. 7lh and 8th streets.