Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-24
EVENING STAR.


SAs VIC hume m 30e axiom OF - 0uief
ana small profits," announces that he
en- Jus. returned from tho North with care
10y selected. stock Of stationery, perfumery.
ana old music, Musical instruments in
etuung piano fortes from the establishments
y. ce,eorAted manufacturers, besides q grand
ing kind Of museum TO which the nubl;c
are invited, |" admission free
wall stephens, at their new place Of bu.
6ueSs, a lew doors west Of the National Hotel
pennsylvania avenue, have an elegant assort-
ent OF gentlemen's furnishing goods includ-
ready made clothing They have adopted
one price" principle, with q view to
Justice to al their patrons.
lies In furniture, dry goods, Where
II eafpetlDgs from auction. Where
me store of Clagett, DOdson Il Company,
NO. 4, Market Space. The stocks are truly
beautiful, and in such profuse variety as to
suit the most fastidious taste. Just look at
their attractive announcements.
w. Egan Son advertise complete and
1t assortment Of gents furnishing
articles necessary to comfort as we'll
rior adjournment; in addition to their
n bargains"
dress caps, rich and of Fac STYLES, at
Iates, are not tarning the heads
ladies, but improving their appearance,
a as the article Of dress is concerned
managing the subject, for, at the rresen.
ung, II IS nearly dinner time Rupp has
sucn arrangements as will enable him, at ell
nouTs, TO furnish the incest good things the
market Affords to his appreciative customers
opens MS oysters by maehinery-by a pat
s Sa continuance. This, however, merely
.ooh;s the preparatory process for the
eO1THIih8 OF the delicate and popular bivalyes
tnose In want Of board, and suites of rooms.
Or VINO deslre to rent houses to their taste and
means, VIII find a number Of advertisements
our columns interesting 10 them. A fine
RoItuRlty Is presented for good selections.
bennett & Beers, Of Richmond, Virginia,
propose to supply those who need the article
with the rare Old Dominion article of tobacco.
which nas become one Of our most popular
institutions y
- Hutchinson 4 Munro have Just received a
beautiful assortment of caBas, work boxes
etc, richly ornamented aud finished; afording
an opportunity to select, in good time Christ
mas presents; the season for such gifts being
close upon US.
Furs arc fashionable; in fact, il il somewhat
difficult to supply the great demand; but But
Il Hopkins are now opening the largest and
most approved styles Of ladies' and children's
dress furs, direct from the North American
} Fur Company. They are truly beautiful, and
{ what is more, comfortable and becoming TO
the fair sex.
S. 2. HoOver's boot shoe, aud trunk eAtab-
Hshment, offers rare Inducements TO pur-
chasers All classes, ages, and conditions can
'nSAo NC euiIeu 10 bnelT taSto ana pecunlary
means, so large is his assortment Of boots and
shoes. Carpet bags, satchels, valises, travel
ing trunks, etc in addition TO the above; all
selected with great care, Of the best manu-
facturers, and with q view 10 retail at moder-
ate prices
The lovers Of good eating will be interested
10 learn that they may find lsrder contain
ing all the deiicacies Of the season. corner OF
Louisiana avenue and Seventh street. ut In
dependent Hall Restaurant, under the propri-
= etorship Of DOniphan & Bevans
Our enterprisiDg fellow-citizen, William f.
bayly, having completed his beautiful new
building, Pennsylvania avenue, between Eley-
enth and Twelfth streets, has returned to that
iocsllty, after a temporary absence, Offering
10 the public large and elegant assortment
OF stationery, selected by himself, than whom
mere Is 10 better Judge, owing to his long ex-
perlence II that business, in the country
The store, elegant in all its arrangements,
adjoining Mr.. Bayly's establishment, is cceu-
pied by Mr.. q. Z. Schafer, merchant tailor,
who has recently received full and well-se-
Iected assortment of every description Of
goods which enter into gentleman's ward
robe, and promises to supply his appreciativc
customers, on more moderate terms than here
tofore, about which, we feel assured, there
will be no mistake.
Mrs George, late Of England informs the
ladies and gentlemen of the District that she
can be consulted on the past, present, and fu-
ture events. 1t is for her patrons to decide
whether or not she possesses the necessary
wisdom to inform them truthfully on the mat
tiers about which they are anxious to be in
strueted.
John III. Buthmann communicates. through
the columns Of the Star, important informa-
flon to the loyers Of mild and strong alcoholic
and other beverages If people trIU indulge
let them select the pure articles, such as our
friend Is prepared TO furnish. In addition to
ms extensive stock in trade, Is a choice sup
Ply Of Havana segars.
Ladies Furs Seymour, 132 Bridge street,
Georgetown, has an elegant assortment, of va
rious styles and invites an early inspection.
The fair sex Of Washington, we feel assured,
will not disregard the announcement.
The Know NorHISG PRoC rs SION last night,
caused not little stir in this city. The streets
were thus rendered mores than usually lively; |
many men, women, and children being abroad |
20 witness the display. From four to six hun |
dred Baltimoreans, coming hither in a special |
train OF cars for that purpose, swelled the |
ranks Of the District Of Columbia jubilants, |
bringing with them transparencies and band |
of music. There were but few torches in the /
procession, the light Of the full moon, proba-
bly,, causing the participants to dispense with |
fambeaux. Many transparencies, however,
with devices and notices were borne above |
the heads Of those who composed the moving
mass Of human beings. Bands of music en-
lvened the proceedings, while, occasionally,
Euzzas and cheers for "Sam,' varied the
performances. In addition, there were dis
charges of cannon, and the explosion of rock.
let's. All who took part in the procession SEEM
ed to have a merry time. Bonfres were IA 7
ming in various parts Of the city, and here and
there was an illuminated dwelling
The programme comprised eight miles of
marching, but whether or not the entire dis
lance vas travelled, We don't know"
ICONMUSICArED.
Mr. Edtt0y:-iMan's inhumanity to We
man." &c. l was forcibly reminded of this
quotation, in coming down Pennsylvania Ave
nue. last evening, when what did 1 behold |
me Of the most shameless aud revolving spec
scles that ever was heard Of in a civilized