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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-19

DE@tRUCII"S OF ''IRaNISTa - IraniStan
IN" sumptuouS residence erected by Mr. p r
Bafnun, near Bridgeport, Conn some ciphi
years since. was totally DESTROYED by fire at n
O'Clock last night. 1t is not known how the fire
originated bnt IT j. supposed to have been caused
by The cdTelcssncse of woskmcu who we're en-
EaGod In repairing and Tsftting the building
MI. BdInum was in the city at The time and only
received intelligence of the disaster this NOM
Ing. lie left for Bridgeport immediately
" lranis STAN was insured for S.}u. 600 or SiOEs
on the house aud about 81 go on the furniture
when built, its cost was con>idera bly, over $40
ONO, and The outlay for furniture was 500 OO The
assurances on house and furniture Were held Inv
the mortgages, into whose hands il passed with
the rest of Mr.. Barnum's property at the time OF
his failure. He was making arrangements to re-
occupy the premises, and had employed il large
force OF woTkmcn in Teiitting. The furniture was
removed to this city two years ago, hut abou,
half had been returned when the FIRE occurred
ana on this there was a small insurance of G OGU
DURING his former occupancy of the place, Mr.
Bdrnllm kept the house insured for $50 600 and
the furniture for SIG, 900. He intended 10 return
To II as place Of residence in a short time but is
now uncertain whether he will rebuild or not
Inc loss is heavy blow to him, but he bears the
lnflction Of this new trouble with his customary
eqnanimity .-Netr York Times
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IL There will be- at least seven editors in the
next Pennsylvania Legislature.
IT, There are 3,G q Methodists in California,
Of whom ~ are ministers -s.
~ ~ i stated that Mr. Douglas ha. ordered
i~tnty tLOusand copies Of his spec b, and the
h-pnhl .fTtns Ons hundred thousand copies .I
" T Al enterp;ising BIitOn, In London, named
'loit following the lead Of Bafnnm, has offered
N'u..'" Tor N"na Sahib, his sword and clothes
III public meeting was held at BeIieviIl-
III, few days since al which il wa, resoIy-d
that sOOe0 mounted volunteers should at once be
called for 20 rght the Mormons
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the aIabustsr, Of any kind. Il 10 still farther

certain that the moment the Government at
this point received information of the departure
Of Walker and his followers. with hostile inten-
tions against a nation with whom we have a
treaty of peace, amity and protection, orders
were issued which must effectually block his
game. lie cannot get twenty recruits hereafter
from the United States, armed, equipped, and
banded together Thus he must surely be COM
PEELED to play over at San Juan, if not sooner
taken and hung by the Nicaraguans or Costa
Ricans, the role of Col. Kinney.
NAVAL COURTS OF ISQUIRr.-Bcforo Court
No. l. to-day, Commodore Reed was examined
in Government behalf in the case of ex-Com-
mandcr Lecompt
Court No. was waiting for testimony in the
case Of Commander Johnston. His defence is
to be read on Monday, at IL a. m.
Before Court No. 3, this morning, the defence
of Commander Chauncey was read by his at
torney, Mr.. Phillips, aud the defence of ex-
Captain Levy was being read by B. F Butler,
Esq, of New York.
The Naval Courts are now about finishing
their protracted labors, and expect to be through
in the early part of next week.
THE TREASURY NOTE LAw-It lie very clear
from yesterdays proceedings of the Senate and
their determination to meet to-day, that the
majority do not intend to adjourn to-day with
out having passed the Treasury note bill
which bids fair to become a law ere Congress:
adjOurns over, according to custom, for the
Christmas holidays
ANOTHER DISPUrAST FOR THE HONOR or BE-
ING SENATOR DOUGLASS FILE LEADER-The
Towanda pa Reporter, the special organ OF
the Hon. Galusha A. Grow, insists that Senator
Douglas in his late memorable speech, merely
argues in favor of the correctness of the posi-
tons of the speech of that gentleman (Mr G y
delivered on the 4th of March, 1856. Thi.
claim means that the Republicans regard Son.
ator Douglas as having mounted upon their
platform.
THE REsPoNsE.-We have every reason now
to believe, that if but by way of preventing tho
political opponents of the Democracy from ar
gu ne that the Administration cannot success.
fully reply to the manifesto of Gov Walker,
he will. perhaps, to-day receive an appropriate
response to his missive from the Secretary Of
State.
The WEArHER-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time OF observation is bout clock a. m ::
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a UCTIoN BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

French worked Collars and Ernhroideries,
Sambrlc, SWISS and DImity Bands,
Ladies French worked Collars and Sleeves, in sets
from 81 20 81.
Ladies' French worked Collars from three cents 10
IS,
Ladies' silk. merino, beaver, and kid 6auntIets, S
cents pair.
Ladies menno Vests and black lace Wells
White and brown Table Disper, Infants Hoods
BiacS elastic Belts, la cents; Brass Hoops, IS cts
set,
Linen Bosoms, 81 cts: kid Gloves IS cts: Reeds.
Superior black velvet Riband. from ia, cts. to %
apiece, ~
Lad ss' and Msses' Skirts; white and coIored Hoop
Ladies linen Handke rchiefs. cts
Infsnts Waists and Robes very low
Supeiiot Bonnet hitand, la ce Is; Napkins, q.
Plush eEd Merino Scarfs s-...
Lalles Nantes aad loaks, from a. To co.
.,n, "isses ana bo's wo6lsn q loves and Ho-
10y. GEO. r. ALLEN,
III MnLAUGHBTN, No. p Pa avenue b,.
-: tween 9Th and sth streets. ope ing this
wsek new Goods, selected last week In New YORK.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

Our weekly paper is large double sheet, of
beautiful typography, and the cheapest paper of
its class in the Southern States 1t contains the
latest and most piquant Washington gossip, all
the current general and political news of the
week. spicy personal paragraphs. choice literary
selections. editorials, correspondence, etc, etc.
1t is furnished to subscribers at the low rate
of 81 % per annum single numbers cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-19

Fowl JO&E.-The following connndrum
lately took the prize at a poultry show:
What reason have for believing that chick
ems have no future state!
Answer-Because they have theirn.eks ,,riri.d
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PERSONAL

-. Commodore Mervinc, L. =. y, is at XIX
woods
-: Hon J 4. Stewart and family, Md are
at w lizards.
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b"rEt BuRNED.-The Exchange Hotel, nj
Frrd@fic ksbnrg, W., was destroyed by fire on
Thursday night
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HALL,
l. Pa. ar, befirGeR llfh and l2th 81

DHILHAKMDNICH HALL,
Pa. ar, befireeH IRA and I2fh SIS.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
MISS F.. L.. WILLIAMS
The {" Welsh Nightingale"
On MONDAY EVE >ING, December q. 1857,
One Night Only. ia her Grand Enterta nment. emil
tied the Lady Is Dream, or the Freaks of Queen
Mai. written expressly for her by Samuel
Lover. the celebrsted author, ind per
formed by her to crowded hous-s. for
the last SIX years, IN Europe. New
York, and Philadelphia.
FOLYMELDS, (hy way Of EpIloguel
ILLUSTRATIVE VOCAL SKETCHES
ItaIan.! SWISS! Scotch. Erenchm Spanish,
Admission 20 cents no secured sesfs at 81. to he
mad ut the Music stores Door open al o clock
to commence at 9 o'clock.
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1ECOLLECTOR'S OFFICE,

CITY HALL Noyemher Z IR,7
NOTICE ~ hereby gwen Ia all persons who have not
Pan thtT Taxes Tor the present ear, and tn al who
are ih h'rhis Tor previous years, that at the eXpra
loh al Sky DAYS from this date, heteaf-
TER as the advertisement can be prepared all proper
~ ON which The tax may rena in tiupa i'll will be nd
veLIsed and old Tor the taxes, the law sn0Ins.
Those who do not wish to be put to the heavy ex
penze nj tendant the advertisement and sale ara
requested to pay In season. ---05- - - -
JAS. +. HALLIDAY, t.-
q no-eotJan5 -r.-... -.. Collector,
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LOST AND FOUND.

II nST.-A pair of lady's GOLD SpECTACLES
IL with case, IN going from South r stree, 10 he
new Hal, Senate, md Supreme Court. The Under
wal De suitably rewarded 10y leaving the same with
OANlEI. MAJOR. ~ S0nth ID street III
k'OUNp,.On the 18th instant. pair Of SPEC
L TACLES. which tue owner can haye NV N, ,,r
LOT tins advertisement. Call at the Washington
Wv ShNIng bank IT.
NOTlCE:-Was committed to the iail Of Prince
4 Seorges County, Maryland on Saturday, ~
ne oth DAY of December, elsteen hundred and ca
niy seven. as runaway negro boy, no calls IA
nlinseH DANIEL. He IL alnnt twent, esrs n
OF age, black. rather likely. He had on when-Ak.
committed. suit OF common kerse., such a, Il
utnaliy worn Ivy servants. Ne saws he belongs 10
Cnandler Shaw, Esq.. Of ST. Mary's County.
The owner, If any, of the above described neg 70 ..
requested 70 come forwa.d, prove property. pay
charges and take him away Otherwise he will be
discharged according to lzw
dI8St JOHN w WEBSTER Sheriff
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OIREE DAN NTE.

PROF. III. w. MUNDER takes great pleasure
IN announcing to has friends and patrons thst "A
has next SOlkEE will take place ~ has Hall, ~
corner 9TH and ID streets. on THTRSDANE4
EVENING. December Slst. 1867. LA
This beng New Year, Eve, young ladies' sEd
gentlemen who have frequently enjoyed these de-
lax htful entertainments will have the pleasure Of
dancing The " Old y ear out and the New Year IN
Upon this occ IsIon the celebrated Iancer's uad-
rifle will he introduced, this being the FIRST repre-
sentaton IN public IN this city. IL fret nitro
duced nj the Stale Balls Europe. and has become
the most favored of all the fas hIOnae dances being
conducive 20 grace. adding case and elegance 10 the
c1nIage. The new Polka and Mazourka Ouadri les
will niso be introduced. making one of the
varied programmes ever offered ut sny soIree given
In Washington.
All persons wishing to take lessons in the Iancer's
Quadrllle only can do upon reasonable terms by
applying To Prof. NJ. d 10 S,Tu.Th3i
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SPLRIT OF THE MOR MING PRESS

The Union is to-day devoted TO the publica-
tion Of reports, Congressional proceedings, and
news; and the InteIl,gencer is also altogether
newspaper to-day.
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HILL NJ. T.. CHCRCH.-The
* Ladies of the Capitol Hill M. T.. Church re

I3 Ladies' of the Capitol Hill NJ. E. Church re-
spectfuy announce that the, have commenced
holding FES rlVAI. In Columbia Hall, New Jer-
sey avenue south Of the Capitol, at clock p. M,
and to continue during this and next week. The
preparations sucn will render the estval the
most pleasant that they have yet held. Oysters and
Hot Coffee and Confectionery of every kind will be
serve up in such manner to please the taste of
anepIcure. Fancy Articles of every variety. suit
able for Christmas Presents toy ether with others
of useful as well ornamental character in
abundance. AS the proceeds of this Festival are TO
he pplIed to the finishing of church that has ac-
oOmplished much good aud that is still carrying on
noble work. is earnestly hoped and confidently ex
who have heretofore been so kind and liberal will
again extend that patronage which has always zen
gratefully received, acknowledged, and Iemem-
bered. d I76t
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NJ ASSESSORS NOTICE.-The voters of
rs the several wards will please take notice that
the Assessors will attend at The places designated
below from 10 O'Clock a. M. tn O'Clock p. m every
day except Sunday and Christina day, from the 18th
to the Set of this month, inclusive for the purpose
OF REVISING aud correcting the poll lists:
First Ward-Samuel Redfern's, corner of Penn
SivanIa avenue and Nineteenth street.
Second Ward-George T. Stewards, corner of 18th
and streets.
Third Ward-J. NJ. Downing's, l. street. betw .en
18th and ~ streets.
Fourth Ward-City Hall.
Fn.h Ward-B. r. Dyers, New Jersey avenue,
D am j. streets south.
Sixth Ward-Edward Wayson's, F. street he
tween ~ h and 9th streets.
Seventh Ward-John II. Bird, corner of 9TH street
and Mary land avenue, above o. Boswel's drug store.
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~ BAIT MORE
! f. + . u n ID RY,
dry GOODS SELLING OFF .
~ At hEDECED PRICES

Dry GOODS SELLING OFF
IL At hEDUCED PRICES.
To close out this season.
we are now selling on our large and well assort-
Staple Goods, ut muol less than former prices to
close them out tins season.
We name a few great bargains: Superior plain
rench Merinos at on and IS cents per yard; very
all fancy dress Silks and Silk Robes-,on.r at les ,
than cost; very rich figured all wool De Iains snd
Vdlenilas; large lot If Shsws aud Scarf very
cheap; Ladies black and grey Cloth Cuaks, yery
handsome and at much less than former prices
Also, Just received from Auction a large AMI ala
CANT assortment Of rich EmbrcIderies-in Sleeves
Collars. and Sets; muslin apd cambria Flouncipgs
some IN yards strips for shirts, which are very ia
siTable, and 1T about half price. w
IL We invite the special attention of all G. sH
puI.naseIs .n me ABOVE articles with many others
COLLEY & SEARS, SIS nth street.
u I-aT~ Sdoors north Of Pa ave.
10 dozen ems Theoretically sealed Peaches,
"a %. do. Tomatoes,
i9 do .S,x,,.,,,.u. do: Corn. =.
q 4 do. do. Peaches, -r" % =:
"a do. Orange, Lemon. A pple, a uince Curraut
and other JellIes, - n. ! - : - :
d do. J9hn Bull sauoe. -,,--..'- o..
10 do English CunIHower. ..
10 do. do. White Onion, .. ...
case Primes. IN fancy boxes, ...r . . ..I
,S 90; t Eff D. do -. ...I.aa.
Also on land. la!se assortment, of line Family
eesss rH6M Fps nf.fTsO Gu to
+, dlS-dlw No, S9S Pc. sy., bst, ~ and 9Th sts
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REmA,nlS5aIs 4 e q. tkE s:I Ss.s w..,,.

City, ID. c.. December Is, 1857.
IOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING STAR n
being the newspaper having the largest Of
any daily paper publlshod IN Washington
IO Persons applying for letters m the following
list, VIII please say they are ApvKRTIsKp.
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THIR NUAL BALL
American Hook and Ladder Co. No

The AMERICAN HOOK AND La ODER Co,
No. beg leave To announce 10 he public that "a
they viii give a 6rand Ball on THURSDAY ~
EVENING, December cath, 1857, at Odd r ell ~
lows Hall, Navy Ward. kasA
The Company have pledged thems 20 make
this one Of the most agreeable entertainments of
the season.
WitheTs' Celebrated Band has been engaged for
the occasion
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. admitting gentleman
and sdies-to be obtained from any one Of the men,
hers of the COMPANY. dl3lw
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M J. NJ. COIN

" ]. NJ. COIN.
w HOLESAIE DEALER IN FANCY GOODS
has removed from 466 street to $50 & street, be
tween 9th and 7th streets near the Bank of Wash
ington.
lave now on hand full assortment of all kinds
OF Fancy and Domestic NOTIONS, and q lot of
HOSIERY and q GLOVES, which bought at nue.
ton. Children's W"rsted Hose for Is cents per
W
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0CEiCE CREAM. Of the purest Cream, at 81 SO
~ per gallon; Water Ices, Cakes of every va
rlety and sly les; JelIIes Charlotte dc Russo, Blanc
Mango; Pies of varions kinds and everything nice
ICE CREAM STORE, corner 18th and + streets.
Il Sim"
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u No. TO- notified that regular meet
ing will be held at their Hall 18th street, between
II and streets. on this friday evening, Dec 18th,
at O'clock. Every member Is requested TO attend,
as the annual election of officers will be held. Mas
ter Mssons, in good standing, are fraternally and
cordially invited to be present. By order of the act
ing w. M. WILLIAM II. DIETZ,
dl8 Secretary.
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) 5 r. NJ bly, ROO M 3.

A ) ) r. NJ BLY, ROOMS.
MISS JULIANh MAY
Respectfully announces that her Concert. which
was unavoidably postponed will positively
take place
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, December q.
being pc ItIvely her last appearance IN Washing
ton previous 10 her departure Tor the South
Or which occasion she will be assisted by
SIG NOR TlBERlNI, the Celebrated Tenor.
SlGNOR KODOEPHOSEN, Baritone.
Mr.. HARRY ShNDERSON. me fsvorite Pianist.
Tickets 81 each; seats secured without extra
ily-Se,ts can be secured, without ext-a CHARGE.
81 he Piano and Music stores Of Mes Davis
and Metzerott.
Concert {" commence at 3 o'clock. dl7-f
THE WASH NGTON THEATRE.
Lessee. -......-.--.--...W w. STUART.
talso Lessee of Walack's Theatre. New York.
Mr. STUART hegs to announce that the building
know Carusi's Saloon Is now underg, ing altera-
alton to transform II into
SMALL AND ELEGANT THEATRE.
Contracts have been IN de with and the thratre
will be constructed by MIR. DUR, this civ after
design furnished 10y Mr. BOuTccault. The first per.
Torrance Will take Place on CHRISTMAS DAN.
The seaton will consist If sixteen weeks cOmpr
sing performances 81 the highest
The subscribers are kindly requested to psy their
subscriptions TO Messrs. Riggs 4 Co bankers.
Inc plan al the orchestra stalls and private boxes
NAV lie seen az The Theatre on Munday next.
d lS-5t tInhn Intel.l WM. STUART.
NOTICE.-The NATIONAL GLEE GLIB
- Viii give their ThIrd Grand Assembly on "a
MONDAY EVENING. Jan. the 4th. -
For particulars see future advertisement. ~
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC b.
~ or THE
Washington Yagers.

N" " INHNF 10
snnounoe TO their friends and the public gcn- eA
orally, thst they will ave thrir Ball. al the ~
Assembly Rooms oB MONDAY EVENING. -
December 18th. 1857. m
The Commit ee pledge themse Ives TO ma Ike Ihis
one of the best Balls Of the season.
Schafer.
Welers Celebrated Band has bes N engs ged for the
occfsIoD.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting Gentleman
and Ladies.
COMMITTEE Of ArrnngsmrnrS.
O.S. T.. Boeicr, Set. g. Schulz,
Sgt John Wahl, Corr, y. StInzlnr.
Private G. Just, dI5-TThS.' Tn
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0-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IL YeunC Mems Christian Association, for the
election of officers will bs held Monday evening,
the lis December 1857, at O'Clock. The members
are specially invited.
Il l4-h r. II. MORSEII.. Sec'y.
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(NHRlSTMAS PRESENTS.
~ Nj. w GAIT h BRO. have lust receiv ed
lafge addItIoDs la her stock oi goods, especially
designed for the HOLIDAYS -
PERSONS On search of novel; les are invited to ex-
anime their assortment, which will he found To en-
brace every possible variety Of goods 10 their line
M. w. GAIT BRO,
Jewellers. Ri Pa av., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS
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The WEArHER--The following report of the
weatherfor this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time OF observation is a bout o'clock q. M:
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~A CAKD.-.JNO. W. MAXIM would re-.
~ speotfuly inform the public that he has re-
turned to the city after short absence, and
sumed the Drug business ct HE old stand corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, where he
literally paironiZed for the last ten years and that
he as greatly improved 1t INTERIOR and fitted II out
with complete and entire new stock OF every
with rat care, and guarantees TO be as pure and
fresh as can be fonnd any where to the dispensing
heretofore and his residence being the prem
will enable him to devote bis whole time to the
business. He has also added large and elegant as
every thing ia the fancy line that is usually kept
first class Drug Store. and having rent or debt s
TO pay be guarantees to sell low similar goods
can be bought at any retail establishment south OF
New York. 19-2w
o-THE ANNUAJ MEETING OF THE
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

Ihe IHfefItgeRceT says
"A statement is circulating in the papers, on
the authority of letter from Lima to a Panama
Journal of the transfer Of the Chincha islands. of
Peru to the protectorate of England and France.
II any such protectorate has been negotiated by
the Representatives Of France and Eng land in Pc
Iu we have reason to believe that il has been
done without any authority from the Government
of either -
The rumor referred to in this brief extract
from the Intsiligencsr finds no credence that
we can discover, in foreign diplomatic circles
Of this Metropolis; conclusive evidence to us
that it has no foundation in truth No circum-
stances Of the present condition of Peruvian po-
litical affairs are known which might render it
probable that she would, under the government
Of any of her factions, thus take the initiative
in laying the foundation for the ultimate ale
NATION of the most important means for her
governments future support
The Union devotes three columns to-day to
an interesting article upon the necessity for
military protection to the overland mail enter
prise to California, and the industrial advant-
ages to the country at large that are to grow
out of according it, thoroughly.
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LABOR AND EDUCATIONAL school has been
opened at Whitneyvlle, Conn. to give Young
men practical education. Connected with the
school Is large factory, filled with machinery,
for the manufacture of toys. This branch has
been selected as IL comp sas the largest variety
of trades. Each pupil will be required to devote
FIVE hours each day 20 the educational de partment
and five hours each day to the mec hanical depart
ment, and to keep dav book and ledger Of his
work and its reSults.-N. !. Tribune.
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IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE PATRONAGE
L which the public has bestowed us,--e-,
OF Music and Musical Merchandise. By . w
arrangements with Mr.. Schoeneberger in Paris and
Schots Sons In Mayenc we will sell Foreign
Music to dealers and professors the most reason
able terms.
Our Catalogue, comprising over FIVE thousand
original works, is now completed, end to be had at
the Music Depot.
Nlolins, Guitars Eisenbrsndt's Flutes.
N!ollnce,os, Brass Instruments, etc.
Our stock OF Bacon Ravens and William Mil
lers celebrated Pianos will be pleted sxaiu in
lew days, which We will sell the most rea sonable
terms and give the best city reference.
Music Depot, corner of lltb and Penn. avenue.
je l6 w GMETZEROTT
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THE BosroN CELKBRArIoN.-The program for
the Bunker Hill celebration at Boston to-day has
been arranged and gives promise Of grand and
imposing demonstration, in which the military
VIII be prominent feature, while the civic pro-
cession will embrace ninety five Masonic lodges.
an imposing array Of fremen, and large turn
ONT OF associate bodies of citizens. The occasion
will he general holiday there and at Charles
town.
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LATkFRoM TEHuANrKPEc.-TheN New Orleans
presses notice the arrival at that port Of the
schooner Chipola from Minatitlan. The inhabi-
tants on the lsthmus were in the highest spirits
at the prospect Of the early opening OF the route
for travel and traffic
Vessels had already commenced arriving at
Ventosa from California, and three more are re-
ported under way, rull Of passengers.
The finishing of the road, under the energetic
direction of Col. Summers, will now be proceed
ed with rapidly, SO that by the LIST October reg
ular line OF stages will cross the Isthmus semi
monthly, and perhaps weekly, connecting at bot b
sides with fine passenger steamers