Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1855, Page 3

. ©NING STAR. LUCAL INTELLIGENCE. Councis Procesvines—Hoard of Aldare mex —The Board met last evenin -, when the report ot tae Intendent of the Asylam was read. and referred :o committee on asylum Mr. Clarke submitted the petition of Samuel Werner, asking leave to erect two frame dwell- ing houses pear his brick dwelling; referreJ. rt. Pepper presented a — of Wm. Rapp asking the remission of a fice; referred to committes en claims. Mr. Magruder presented a petition of Mar- | ate Tenant, asking remission of a fine; re- erred to committee on claims ills and resoluti ns from the lower Board were then taken up. First in order came the substitute to the resolution of thanks to the Executive and Congress, passed by the Board on last Monday night. Board in striking wv The conduct of the lower out the name of the President was severely auimadverted on by Messrs. Magruder, Bor- rows, Evans, and Pepper, all of whom declared a Vote against agreeing to the sub- ate. The question was then taken om adopting the subs.i ute, which resulted in rejecting it; but two gentlemen voting in the affirmative— Messrs. Clark and Pearson. Mr. Pepper submitted a petition from Wm. Myers, asking that the money he paid for a license be refunded; referred to commiitee on claims. A report was received from the superinten- dent cf public schools, stating that there was in bis hands some old school furniture, and asking what should be done with it Mr Pearson moved to authorize the trustee: of the public schools to dispose of old and dilapidated school furniture; passed Mr. Bayly, from the committee on claim, reported adversely on the petition of T.M. Brush asking for the remiss‘on of a fine, and asked to be discharged from further considera- tion of the same; committee discharged, . The Board then adjourned, Common Cownc-(,—President in the chair, The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Secretary. Mr. Newmen presented the petition of va- tious citizens owr ing property on Pennsylva- — from 22d street to It ck creek; re Mr J. W. Davis presented ic petition of certain citizens relative to hig nap Mr. Busey presented the petition of M. M White; referred. Mr Pant, from ths committee on improve- ments. rted the joiat resolution relative to the 13:h street sewer; passed. Mr. Stewart, from the same committee, re ported the bill to remove certain nuisances in the Sixth Ward, with the amendment of the Upper Board, and an additional amendment, both of which which were agreed to, ana the bill, ss amended, passed, after a short ex planatory disetssion, between Messrs. Busey and Stewart. Mr. Duncanson, from the committee on claims, reported bill paying Fraueis Hutchirs $7 ta_es, which he erroneou:ly paid the Cor- poration; passed. Also, made an adverse re- port upon the petition of John Fletcher, to essume half the cost of a pump inthe Fourth ward; report adopted. Mr. Clements urged the necessity of this pump t» the neighbors, there not being usable water on the cornerof 4th and I street, and hoped that the corporation would arsume half the cost, &e., of this pump. Mr. Busey thought the committee bad re- ported right, that there were oiher pumps io the city which bad been built by ore means, and which this corporation had refused toassume. He ciso quoted from the laws of the Corporation in support of his position. Mr. Newman, from the same committee, reported a bill remittirg the fine imposed en Wm. Jacobi for keeping open his store on Sunday ; rejected—yeas6 nays 13. Mr. Kelly, from ths committee on the fire department, reported a bill paying Michael MeDermott $56.12} for repairs of the appara- tus of the Columbia Fire Company. Mr. Ber-, from the eommittee on public tchools, reported a bill establishing a pri- mary sehcol in the Third Ward, north of New York avenue, with the necessary epprop:ia- tions for expenses; passed. Mr Ball from the same committee, asked to be di rged from the communication of Z Ried which was done Mr. Kelly, from a special committes, to whom the petition was referred, reported a bill, paying J. Tea Eyck $750 for losses sus- tained by him, in laying out and bumbering the city Mr. Busey oppoced the passage of the Lill, stating that a g:eat mapy complain's had been made of the numbering, and that he knew what the law wes, when he took the contract. Mr. Smith stated that various individuals had preceded him in putting numbers upon the various houses and he had thereby incurred losses. Mr Busey replied, that as he had made the contract perfectly aware of everything in the contract, he could notask anything more Mr. Smith again replied, steting the great hardship of the case, that the figares had showed the loss of Mr. Ten Eyck to be aetu- ally $750, and hoped the bill would pag: Mr. Bamberger opposed the bill. saying that the law allowed any person to number their own house, and that this “interference” was no more than the natural competition of trade. After a short discussion, the bill was lost— yeas 4, nays 13 A communication was received from the Secretary of the Board of Trustees of Public Sebools; which was read, and ordered to be printed. Mr. J Rober‘son had leave to withdraw his petition from the files of this Board. The report of the Intendent of the Asylam was referred to that committee Board of Aldermen bill, paying G. Vander. werken $512 for damages susiained by break- “a of the K street bridge, was referred. Board adjourned. A Deuicutren Musicat Treat.—Itis very ‘rarely that we have in opportunity of hear- ing piano forte music. There is a viti ated public taste which insists upon a depart- ure from the high and classic, aud a proclivity among some performers to descend to clap- trap for the momentary gratification of a class whose ideas can ascerd no higher than the bones and banjo, or a miserabie attempt at intermi jing patriotic airs with the solemn music adapted to ti.echurch. This good music is al:.ays acceptable, e higher the stancard ‘he wore correct will be the public tase We realized this truth strongly yesterday evering, when listen- ing to the music of Mr. Robert liclier, at the music store vf Hilbus & Hitz. The performer was *‘ in the vein’’—he was surrounded by an appreciating audience, and it brought to our mind those occasions of which we read in the wausics] annals of Germany, where the great artists meet in private to give to each other those finer conceptions of the Leautiful which a staid and powdere! public know 60 little of We cannot express ourselves a3 ould, but ev lover musie knows what we mean. Mr. Heller,in our opinion, is vastly superior to avy other performer who has ever been in our city. Oxtersac Water Cotor Picrorss —An opportunity is now afforded the lovers of art, engl Messrs. Taylor & Maury, by the ex- hibition at their store, of eight water color paintings, by J.G Philp, of London. They were intended for the exhibition at New York, but arrived in this country too late, and were consequently sent on to Washington. We will not attempt to criticise such exquisite productions, but would recommend thcss who wish to see what glorious effeots can be pro- duced by water colors, to inspect them Paatsewortay —Profeesot Kanol, a leader of a cotillon band in this city, has been lying in a very dangerous state for several days pas’. His circumstanccs are such that he his family are dependent upon their friends. Fleet's cotillon band of colored musicians, hearing of this, raised = purse of money and | highest prem tendered it to bi ecived Who wi ? y ia at Rade —On Sunday night, ofS- cor Wise arrested Tobias Uutler, a lad of six- teen years, for attempting a rape upon the which was thankfally re- imitate this worthy ox- of alittle girl ten years of age. He’ was taken belion ustice Bates, who held him te bail to appear at the Criminal Court. Commirtees.—For the special benefft ‘A PHENOMENA IN MEDICINE. —Rronchitie, Gough, readers of the Star who may have — 7", ike Fomste Syeiem it'ctonss proeciinect. “a Jenn wa Councils, we publish the | aie man just informe ust bes cured him of Brovchitis lowing standing committees, which were | °!* cheracter—nartion sppointed by Mr. Pickrell, President of the | uct es we somscn, ver and Lidaayn, will core Boose Board of Common Couneil, on Friday evening SSraee and Beart Ooeeuniption’ Berccere, Beet Ways sod Means—Messrs. Osborn, Edes, | Worm, 2:4 Be od, ane to the granient frase dire viene and Semmes. ccknowa, Tae invaleghle med cine Is’ werkine senders Elections—Edes, Osbern, and Bittinger. upon thebumanframe. Sseatvertisemontt--day. mer Claims—M yers. ‘Giants. A ————— Saas born, — ‘and Edes. 4 CARD TO THE LADIES.—GOOD NEWS FoR THE | ; Enrolled Bills—Bittinger, Welch, and Mc- Di DUPONCO'S GOLDEN MONTHLY Cann. the best and mont tagallible Temedy ever discovered for re- Fire Companies and Engines—Cameron, | !'*v'°6: removing all periodical ¢ Samy ant Be at » ese aerrns grit teen ee IN MEDICAL SCIENCE. ¥ & process which concentrates the ingredients into s small buik, thus rendering it unnecessary Grievances—Bangs, Myers, and Osborr. Harbor and Channel Edes, Semmes, TRIUMPH are b: Grimes. and Publi Schoole—Myers Ban, and Welcb. or females to take large doses of nauseous drugs. Market House—Welch, Metaan, and Bit- REPERIENGE in the treater avgenan ef same « ‘They heve been advertised for a little over one year, yet Poor and Work House—Semmes, Myers, and | nave OE ee the ed ne Faplaly in- > beret MisGimasiiihaaee nad thoroughly tried in Washington, avd found vo ‘ect ike = Pu patishnea, Mees pai eesanes aiid by all Druggiste in Washington, Georgetown and at-| i - sec ttinger. exandria, Va. "mar 1l—eotm* gabe a Cameron, and Edes. Joint Committee on Accounts — Semmer, Bangs, and Welch. ermecse Business, 4c —Grimes, McCann, aD Joint Committee on Chi Wi z acd Bit 5 jange—Welch,Grimes, RARRIED. To this city, on the 12th mstant, by the Rev. 8. P. Haul, Mr. ALBERT M. SNYDER to Miss MARY ELLEN HOLLAND. DIED. On the 10th instant, after a short illness, ED- MUND V. RICE, in ihe 3ist year of his age. GG His funeral will take — this (Tuesday) af- A Narrow Escarpz—Mr. Robert Heller, having generously offered his services on be- half of the theatrical troupe lately left in a ternoon, at 30’clock, from late residence on sad plight by their employers in Alexandria, | Capitol Hill, corner of First ani B streets. His hsereinpranee missed the last boat from Wash- potent acquaintances are respectfully invited ington last night, but rather than di it | ateend. the Alerandriass he hired 3 peel a état iG ote soe —_ him down. The driver nezlected to Procure | Gn the 10:b instant, afier a short but severe ill- lights for his lamps, and after proceed: ness, which she bore with chnstian hope and forti- — ners the rain storm came on, an tude, Mrs. SARAH SCOTT, in the 20th year of her wi jarkness. proceed: % slowly, and Mr. pothiyreaeiom = ae Her funeral will take place from the residence was wrong, got out to explore. He found of her , ou H street. near Fourth, to-morrow had eft the road, and wore on the verge of a (Wednesday) morning, at 10 o’clock. Her friends precipice. A foot furth and they would ae memes are respectfully invited to at have been dashed into the river, Mr H. then ‘On the 12th instant, at 8 o’clock p m., RICHARD took the back track, and after mach difficulty | DEMENT E+q., (for more than furty years a Gov- found the making the driver lead the | erement clerk,) after a brief iliness of a few hours, horses, himself walking in advance to insure | i” the 6e:h year of his uge the safety of the and horzes. He] . (The friends of = family are invited to his reached the city about midnight, drenched to | tyr" ke placede-morow (Weduesday) at 4 the skin, having been five huurs on the road. On the {1th instant, at his late residence, on Pa. avenue, MICHAE:, BRADY, 2 native of the county Cavan, [reland, and for the Inet 10 years a resident em flis friends and acquaintances are respect Ei nseas Az tay aux Nenme_ Wel iM ached ientont ue trowsl neececre te, see by announcement tht the P, rofessor has to-morrew morning, to the Baltimore ears. 3 closed his engagement at Alexandria, wher, re informed, some ten thousand persons visited his extraordinary feats of magic As he d'stributes some two hundred dollers worth of splendid gifts at his entertainment at the Navy Yard, we would recommend our friends there to be on the gui vive, and be certain to Rather a poor return for a charitable inten- tion to eerve bis neighbors. For Sale and kent. SOR RENT—A SMALL COTTAGE, CON a} taining four rooms, situated on I st., between Litt and 16th streets. cery of . M. P. KING, mar 10 265 Vermont avenue. } URNISHED HOUSE OR ROOMS FOR RENT ‘Two or three gentlemen can each be accom- modated with parlors and bedrooms communicating, furnisleed, and lighted with gas, or the entire house may be obtained on the most moderate terms by the lstof Apri. Apply at 510 Twelfth st. cet. 3d door from the Kirkwood House. mar 10-—31* OR SALE—VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in secure tickets in time Pror. J. McFaruanp.—This famous gym- nest has been engaged by Messrs. Myers & Madigan, and accomplishes his extraordi ry feat of walking on a single wire from the ex treme back of the siage to the dome of the theatre, to-night. The celerity and ease with which he performs this perilous ascent, Wash: excites the wonder of all who id him. E A two-story Brick House and Lot No. 276 H st Ropsery.—Last night, between eight and | west. . nine o'clock, some person entered the ledging Part of Lot No. 15, in Square 532, on T sird st. room of J. 5. Gallzher, ie. his father’s resi pes Sixth street, betwen Louisiana avenue tree! and C st. Genus poral ny at ae = Also, a three-story Brick House on High st., near street, Georgetown. cffered $100 rewsrd for the detection of the {Wi bs sold low sad on'a long credit. thief and recovery of the property. j Apply to E K LUNDY, No. 128 Bridge street, Georgetown. mar | IRST CLASS DWELLING FOR RENT.—The rubscrib-r offers for rent, on moderate terms to AssauLt anp Barrery —Jacob Knowles was arrested last Sunduy for a rate as- Sault and battery on Mrs Jones. He was ar- rested by officer Wise, and sent to jail in de- | @ good tenant, the fine brick Dwelling’ House on F fault of security for court. We near this] stevet, second door west from the corner of Ninth. morning that Mrs. Jones is badly i |, and | it has baths, gas fixtures, chanteliers and all mod rn improvements. her recovery is doubtful. “Malan, for sale, 2 BRICKYARD, with horses, carts - achi I> ing nece: jor carrying on Warca Rerorxs —Jno. Wood and Wm. the reemrinh x beat preim perseomed for oe caning MeNichols, drunken vagrants; workhouse 60 season. Terms liberal. C. LYONS, Sate PEN. 0.; dismissed. ‘Thos.| nar 10—4t* 499 Tenth strret. atler, colo: and profane; fine and = et ‘ JURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—That com- poser — Were five lodgers in, who were modious House, No. 450 H street; containing eleven erat Dino ee room, nals &e., completely furnished in every particular, is for re nt. ALEXARDEIA CORRESPONDENCE. = | App'y w N. M. McGREGOI, Furniture’ ester, 7 a street. le Jul Examination of Crump—The Prisoner anut 5 sae BA Spee ps TORAGE.—Those having Furniture, Dry Goods Victim—Lectures— Theatre, be S Groceries, &e., to b rte will find maple ac ALEXANDRIA, March 13, 1855. | commodatione in the large, airy, flag stone paved, Th es and Dry Basements under the Star office. corner Pa © examination of George W. Crump, } svenu- and Eleveuth st, Apply at the Star office. ebarged with the murder of Jos. Bloxam, took | jan3i—tf = pldce yesterday at the court-house, before oe tee OR SALE ON KEASONABLE Justices English and Price, C. E Stuart, A two-story frame Honse, with back building, Esq., appeared for the Commonwesaith, and containing or baree on 1344 street, between B and C atreets south. to Messrs Brent, F. L Smith, and Marbur y for C A DOUGHERTY, ant anes: the prisoner. Great interest was felt, and the} A three-etory Frame, with basement, on N. York court room was threnged during the whele { avenue, between 4th and Sih sts. west. examination. ce tgh ric —, — back building, on I st. nor elween anc Sth sts. west. Paripedmter bars Bloxem, whe was a | Apply forthe two last mentioned vo JAMES W. Ps ee n at an exhibition at Liberty | paKKER, on H street norih, between 12th and 13th Hall, and pl ame up King street, the t vo § ts. west. Crumps and others making game of him. He Also a two-story Frame. with back building, on retorted, first by words, and then with a blow Montgomery street, G corgetown. from his crutch on the head of Emory Crump. DICKSON & KING, Thereupon the prisoner was seen to strike the George:own. cripple in the back, who fell, saying that Bee | on jwr—FroUR NEW AND CONVENT. Cramp (the nickname of the prisoner) had evt Buck Houses, brown mastick frouts, con- stabbed him. Ie was carried to Dr Stabler’s | i i pariors with marble mantels, dining room, fice, where he died in a few minutes. A | kitchen, servants room, and five chambers each, ‘post mortem examination by Drs. Stabler and | 20d situates on Thirteenth street, Island, near the Chancellor exhibited a wound in the back, | PUblic grounds, convenient te Pa. avenue and the r . iba | Departments. Rent very moderate. Apply at R. aide ae Toss sixth a en ribs. | 5) CLARKE'S office, comer of Sixth street and ividin, @ pulmonary artery and passin throng te left ig When the peisuner = arrested, he exclaimed, “My God, is be jead!’* Throughout the whole examination the prisoner seemed greatly affected, wore than once to tears. He is 2 young man, apparently not more oon hos and MaeG He was a{ — carpenter by trade, and has borne a good 7 ‘ ‘ = character heretofore, being remarkable, how- | Si; Rieraagaecrer sbacorar paces A eraon test: = an the eee of bis —— lar kitchen, situated «n L. between Ninth and ‘Tenth ie decear who er rove a Ww D, | streets north, a leasant location, near to market resided at West Ex # gst ee toll pobpr and ail the Ticpananeees: except a provoked, was very inoffensive. | For further particulars are es SHEDD He had been a cripple for years inery. 802 E: i? The court. at the ceottaes of the hearing, Pb Sea and Millinery, SO® Eteventh st. Committed the prisoner to jail to await the | 7 —-—“"" April examining court. chp toe ee hog eae eer ‘Last night Dr. Lord, at the Lyceum Hall. ot Building Lots in the vicinity of the City : parte.” Rev. John P Donelan, at St Mary’s | i1onse, opposite to Browns’ Hotel, to be even from Church, discourred on Indulgences, and at the} w9a m,or3to4pm. Alvo, an address through theatre the Lady of Lyons and Irish Tutor | the Post Office will receive attention. Were given. mar S—eo2m DAVID MYERLE. justice to Mr. Keenan, the theatrical » THE LAST CHANCE ee ucw here desire us to state that Mrs F the remaining Lots in Square 915, and south of ‘Tyrrell’s remarks, noticed in the Star of Sat Square No 915 situated on Maryland avenue, urday, had their origin in a mistake. Mr K.|iciween sh and Sth streets, Capitol Hill, are nut has returned and settled everything satisfac- | sola hy the Ist April, they will be withdrawn, torily So much in simple justice to the en-| Terms, $3 or $5 per a rates rising leesse. Ami. 20. F. DVE: = ie} ~ Office on D, next to corner of 10th street. mar 8 - eolw ARKET FARM FOR SALE.—THE SUB- seriber wishe@ to sell his Farm, situated in Prace G *s county, Maryland, and on the stage road from Washingt n to U, per Madhorv’. It is in a Wealthy location, and contuins forty one acres, and feb 7—cat! Fouisiena avenue, or at D. B. CLARKE’S Drug Store, Eleventh sueet, Island. mar 6—eott OR RENT— THE DWELLING AND STORE on 11th street weet, one door from Pa. avenue, nerth side, adjoining Farnham’s Bookstore. Appty GEORGE A. W. RANDALL, corner 12th and !) sts. mar 2--eotf RARE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE IN- wee. HOOFLAND'’S CKLEBRATED GERMAN BIT TERS. There are few things which “afford us greater ploasore thaw sitting down to write a notice of the celebrated Hoof- jerwan Bitters, because weare fully conscious we are ring @ public benefit, and our heart tells us that by otices many bave been induced to take these Bitters, aud been rescued from death by dyspepsia, liver complaint, | would make pital market farm for a competent dc., for the cure of which itis certain. It is aus } = person, being but ten miles from Washington. The Pog ay Lae JACKSON, ot the German Medicize leprovensante on it consist of a new two-story See aivertisement. mar2—3m dwelling house, a good bara, and all the necessary ee ee out buildings. Not being acquainted with the work- [Uy NEURALGIA.—This formidable disease, which seems | ing of a farm isthe reason for offering it for sale, re maa ay ia am - faites, yields likemagic | and it will be disposed of to any one for muca less Mr. F. Boyden, formerly of the Astor House, New York, | than its real value, for cash, snd late proprietor of the Exchangs Hotel, Richmond, Va, ] mar9 lw* JAS. Il. CRANDELL, {a one of the hundreds whe have beon cured of severe Neu- RENT OR ; ralgia, by CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTTRE. F@ OR EXCH ANGE—For Georgetown wince bis c 1 bas recommended it to numbers of oth- or City Property, a small and well cultivated ors, who wer {ek witu uesrly every form of disease, | Farm in Fairfax county, Va. Enquire of J. ORME, with the mos tert success, » bo mye i the mowteatrasrdimary medicine he haa ever | COFMET Of Bridge and Congress sts, No. 87. seen used, aud the best puritier known, ¢, *dee advertisement in another column. OMES FUR ALL Beautifully ‘and healthily REA LOT! KNTLE: located Building Lots, 24 feet front by 130 feet ‘weetas" Near manectnned wieh teameere onsen deep, on streets, can, until spring, ve bought NOAH WACKEE & OO. under Browns’ Hotel. Their stork | ut the exceeding low price of $75, payable §3 per embrace the Palltot or Hurtout Overcoat, Oversacks, shaped | month — ‘Title indisputable. and weglagee; Talmas, black and blue Cloth Dress Coats, Union L ee Frock Coats of all fashionable colors, Cessimer, Business sand Office, " = ich Velvet Vests, Silks, &c., black d above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Cassimer P; jan 96m JOHN FOX, Secretary, youth—Jackets, Pants, Vests, Overcoats, Ac. As they are thelr OFT raees prices: Shires of ouperier Bh Oallars, Grovea Tren bz, of late styles always on band. dee 30— Wants. —_—_—— — WANTED.—A both dabei poe understands cooking, wi ing toning, who has good references as to capacity and char acter, iy wanted at No.1 Franklin Piace, | st , bet. 13.h and 14th. : Wanted also, a white female house servant. mar 12-3 ———— — OUSE WANTED.—THE ADVERTISER wishes to purchase, for cash, a good two- vee all thenew Books and News | brice Dwelling, suitable for a smail family, situated He ts agent for Harper's endell | north of F street. Address “3 F A,” through the ——___—___—— PRE. T THE FAIRS.—WHITEYURST'S ign im the aacendanen.—Tbe juries of each Ai the late fire at Bsltimore, and New York awarded their ums to J. H. W. for their ‘of Pho- aod PW alae tesaivel two Medals ot the World's Fair, Lou- don, at Palece, New York. tino, the Urvt swarde of the Maryland Tustivate for (hree years Gallery in this {eon Pa, ereane, betw. 454 and Och streets. aad hee tr Smcumeros As fast a9 published. ae ee ae en vi aie etseres ox | Post Office, stating location, price, ke. Na'Bovustors, Odeon Muliding, cor Fe. avenvesndey ot. | marl2—iw* 4 'WO- FRSME HOUSES AND LOTS at Auc- a eieernon td Sma a oe ina a or! part of aot No &, in eee ments, which are two ‘Title indisputable. Terms : One-toarth cash ; balance in 6 12, 18 and 24 months, on notes bearing interest. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. GREEN & ScoTr, mar 13—4 Auctioneers. Oe By J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. XTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT FUR niture and Housekee: Effects —On THURS DAY the 8th at 10 0’clock, at the residence of J. H. Eberbach, Esq., en Pa avenue, between Qist and 22d streets, [ +hall sell, without reserve, all of his Furniture and Effects, compris t— Pair of handsome mahogany spring S fas One dozen mahogany spring cont Chaice Marble and mahogany top centre and sofa Tables Gilt ane mahogany framed French piate Mirror Handsome Mantel Clocks, Givandoles Damask and lace Curtains Corntce and Fixtures Veni.ian Blinds, Transparent Shades Pictures, Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures Mahogany dining and centre Tables Spring seat Lounges. cane seat Chairs Handsome Brussels parlor and etair Carpets Three-ply and ingrain Carpets. Oilcloth Rugs, Matting, Stair Rode, Crash Enamelled Cottage Set Mahogany a::d walnut French Bedstea ‘s Dressing and plain Bureaus, Washstands Excetient double and single Wardrobes Secretary and Bookcase, Rockers Superior deuble and single Feather Beds Best bair and husk Mat:re-ses Blankets, Comforts, Counterpanes Bolstere and Pillows Fre [rona, Toilet Sets Hands ine glass front China Closet Refrigerator, Sideboard, Side Tables French and Stone China Dinner cnd ‘Tea Ware Glassware, Table Cutiery, Qgstors Cooking Range, surall Coox Stove Parlor and chamber Stoves, various styles Excellent copper and tin Cooking Utensi!s Taner With a large azzortment of Kitchen Re- quisites. Terma: $30 and under cash; over that sum a credit of 60, and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearinz interest. JAB. C. MoGUIRE, mar 6—d Auctioneer, The above sale is postponed un- til TUESDAY morning, March 13, at the same reer G. KEPPLER WM RUBP.” Trusiees. JAS. C. MeGUIR®, mar 8 Auctioneer. a@ The sbove sale is furiher post oat owing to th Eberbach. until 'RIDAY morning, = gore hour. Wa. Rupp, — } Trustees. JAMES C. McGUIRE, mar 13 Auctioneer. —. RVMSwvw—O. By J.C. McGUIRK, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.— On THURSDAY afternoon, Marchi }st, 1855, at 4 o’clock, on the p-emises, by virtue ot a deed ot trust to the subscriber, bearing date the 14th May, 1852, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 40, folios 438, 439, and 440, one of the land records for Washington county, I shall sell the north half ot Lot No 19, in =quare 293, fronting 23 feet 4 inches on 12th street west, between nortl: C and D streets, running back 100 feel to a wide alley, with im e- ments, consisting of a substantial brick dwelling house. Terms: One-third cash; the residue in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee. JAS. C. McGUIRE, * feb 12—eokds Auctioneer, . a@ The ebove s: is postponed uotd TUESDAY, the 20:h March, same eae NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee. JAS. C. McGUIRE; Auctionecr. nar 13- eo&ds By GREEN & SCOTT. Auction: XTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENS’ ‘early new Household and Kitchen Furniture at Auction —On THURSDAY, the 15th instant, we shall sell, at 10 o'clock, a.m, at the house No. 450, lately occupied by the Hon. Mr. Pennington, on the north side of H sireet, between 9) and 10th, a very superior assortment of Furnivure, 3 Maboxinwy silk and velvet covered Sciax Do ~ g thic, parlor, and other Chairs, velvet covered Ouomanz and Chairs, velvet carpet cov ered bo marble top centre, sid’ and other Tables Do Sideboard, dreseing aul other Bureaus Fine damask and white Window Curtains and Or naments Girandoles, Mautel Vases and Ornainents Pier and other Glasses, fine engravings, gilt frames China, Giass and Crockeryware, auiong which are Two fine French and English Chins gi ld band Tea and Coffee Sets I large white dinner Set Silver plated Coffee and Tea Set and Casters Do Spoons and Forks aud ivory handle 8 Ki Mahogany Bedsteads De. Wardrobes Marble top Washstands Rocking a-d hair seat Chairs Hair and shuck Mattresses Feather Pillows and Bolsters Bedding of every description, house and table Linen Fine Veivet, Brussels, and other Carpet= Hearth Rugs, Mats, and Stair Rods Shovel, Tongs. and Fenders Audirons and Spittoons, Refrigerators Conking, Radiator and air-tight Stoves Extension dining, kitchen and other Tables With a large and generat assortment of Kitchen Re- quisites ‘The attention of the public is respectfully ingi ed to the sale, us the Furniture is of a fine quality, avd the sale well worthy th ir attention. Tenns: Under cash; Over that sum a credit of sixty and ninety days, for notes sxtisfactorily en dorsed bearing interest. GREEN & SCOTT, mar 12—d Auctioneers. eee aarti By J. C. McGUIRE, Auciioneer. URNITURE AND HOUSEHO! D EFFECTS: On THURSDAY morning, March 15ub, at 10 o’clock, at the residence of J. W. Reed, 1» COr- ner of 11th and L streets, { shall sell his Furniture and Effects, comprising — Do Mahogany hair spring seat Sofa Six do Parlor Chairs Do Rockers Do Centre Table, Curtains and Carpets G randoles, Clock Looking Glasses Mahogany Sideboard, Dining Table Cane anid wood seat Chairs, Oilcloth Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands Hair and Lusk Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows ° Cooking Stove. Tin Sate ‘Together with a general assortaieut of Kitchen Requisites. ‘erms: $20 and under cash; over that sum a credit of 2, 4, and 6 months, for noves satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest. JAMES C. MoGUIRE, mar 12—d Auctioneer. meee ode, Dee | Ss OARDING.—Six or eight genteel boarders, by the month, week or day, car. be accommo. dated at Mrs. DEMENT’S, No. 377 B st opponite the Me‘ropolitan office. mar aia OARDING.—MRS. DUVALL, No. 331 Pa. avenue opposite Browns’ Hotel. has several very desirable rooms, suitable for families or single gentlemen, which she would rent with board, on reasonable terms. She can also accomm-date 6 or 8 gentlemen with meals, without lodging. Wanted, a good dining room servant, .bat can come well recommended. mar 8—tf LOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS !—If you want a good Clock, warant-d to keep time. call at the store of J. ROBINSON, 349 Pa. ave., oppo. Browns’ Hotel. feb 28—d]m — LARGE LOT OF FLAX SEED just received and for sale by SAM’L BACON & CO., febl5—lm Corner Seveath et. aud Pa. ave. OOO ri lhe MEMBERS OF CONGRESS & OTHERS. BILVER SPOONS, FORKS, &.—M. W. GALT & BRO. invie special attcation to thetr stock of pure Silver Table, Dessert, and Tea Spoons and Forks, Ladies, Butter Kuives, and all other ar- ticles of pure Silver Ware, which is jarger and more varied than ever offered to their customers. M. W. GALT & BRO., 324 Pa. av :nue betw. 9h and 10th sts. NEW MUSIe. E are this in receipt of a large axsextment W of NEW MUSIC trom the principal publich- Dace, Trios, Marches, Rodos: Gallops, Quasriise; inllops, as, Polkas, Mazourkas, ott * poi from the Operas, &c. Also, Music Books, Portfolios, Music Pi Io struction Books, Music fo: Brands, srregges in heap style; Rows, Pi Rosin, and e: anicle eaten | ning I the tne rads always on band tthe ons Music Establishment - on the JOHN F. ELLIS, Tenth mag 306 Pa. avenue, near a . ice, &c to match b Cornice. Rosewood Oval marble top Tables Walnut Extension Dining Tabies Do | Plush seat Dining Chairs Damask covered spring seat Couchcs Mahogany hair spring seat Chairs Cane seat Arm and Cottoge Chairs Marbie-top Beaufet, Butler’s Tray sk reap crimson and Gold Band Dinner Set Richly decorated China Tea, Coffee and Chocolate Service Heavy Shetfield plated Waiters, Cake Baskets, and Cofted Softies , = Rich Crystal Cut-glass Decani ‘Tumblers, C.am- pagnes, Wines, Cordin's, Bows, Wa- ter Bottles, Claret Pitchers, &e. Mahogany Writing Desks, Pook Sheives Morocco and damask covercd extension Chairs Mehogany Dressing Bureans, Wardrobes French and Italian Bedsteads Marble top Washstanda, Corner Stands French Chiua and Granite Toilet Sets Beat hair and husk Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows, Bed Clothing Singte fron Bedsteads, Fofa Bedsteade and Table Linen Screens, Fire Irons, lamps Handzome *k Curtains, Window Shades Farniture ants’ rooms Oile oth, Cooking and other Stoves Coppers, Cookirg Utensils, Se. At 4 o'clock, In front of the residence, a rplendid pair of dark gray Carri: -e Horses, between six and seven \ ears old, perfeei y sourd, and kind in Fingle or double harness, and said to be the finest cardage horses in the District Also, meomagecipectnnay & after— In the dining rocm, a choice lot of the highest quality Wines, in bottles, comprising Chi bs rewely fo Port, Sherry, Madeira, &c , imported ex; private use. Terms of sale: $50 and undcr cash ; over that sum a credit of sixty aad ninety days, for notes satielac torily endorsed, bearing interest P. S.—The house will be open to visiters on thr day previous to the sale, ‘ JAS. C. McGUIRE, mar 10—d Auctioneer. Uy J.C. McGUIR®, Aucttoneer. N=. HOUS® AND LOT ON FOURTEENTH street at Public Sale —On WEDNESDAY af. ternoon, March 14, at 4°< o'clock, on the premises T shall, 8-1! part of Lot No. 8, in square frontin: 20 feet on lath etreet, with a three feet alley at the side, ceamags back 100 feet, v ith the improvements, consisting of a two story and attic frame dwelling containing ten rooms. The hou-e is newly built. in the most #~bstantial manner, and well finished in every re-pect. There is a pump of excellent water before the door. Terms: One-third cash; the resi-ue in six and twelve mouths, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. JAS. C. McGUIRE, mar9—d Auctioneer. By J.°. McGUIRM. Auctioneer. Passa SALE OF FOUR OF THE On most desirable Building Lotsin the First Ward. THURSDAY afternoon, March 15th, at 4 o’clock, on the premises, I shall sell, wit’ out re- serve, Lot: 4, 4, 5, and 6, in square 1°6, fronting each 281 fvet on north [ street, between i 18th streets, running back 147% feet to a twenty feet alley. These lots are delightfully situated, with a south- erm front, about the certre of the block, on either side of which have been erecied firet class houses, and offer greater inducements to persons desirous of securing unobjectionable builling sites than any property that has been offered fur cale at auction for years. Title perfect and sale positive. Terms: One-third cash; the residue in two equal payments at six and twelve moeths, with inte-est, secured by a deed of trast on the premises, to the satisfaction of the vender. If the terms of the sale arc not complied with in four days from the day of the vale, the property will be resold at the risk aid expense of the first purcha- ser All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. JAS. C. MeGUIRE. Auctisheer. IVERPOOL SALT AT AUCTION.—On WED- 4 NESDAY next, the 14th in-tant, at 11 o’clock am., will be sold on board of Ship Jos. Tarratt, ly ing at our wharf, her cargo, consisting of 10,000 sacks G. A. Salt Also, 1,500 sacks fine Salt Of Marshall’s & Jeffries, and Darcy’s brands, fac tory filled, in full bleached sacks, and warranted 10 to the ton. ‘Terms at the sale. POWLE & CO., Al 7 mar I—d mar 9—d By GREE® & SCOTT. au | OUSEHOLD AND KITCUEN 2 8 at Auction.—On WEDNESDAY, the Mth in- stunt, at 10 o'clock, we shall sell, at the residence fa gentleman declining housekeeping, on the south ride of North H sireet, between 6h end 7th streets west, Davis’s Row, an excclient assortment of neare ly new Furniture, viz: Mahogany Sofas, parlor and :ocking Chairs Do dining, sofa, card and other Tebles Do dressing and other Bureaus One fine walnut Parlor Set in Plush ds, Bedding, Mattresses and Bedeteads ‘o'tage Chamber Set dd wood seat Chairs Washstands, egal = Parlor, paseage and chamber Carpets China, oe crockery and plated Ware l@ok:ng Glasses, Waiters, and ivory handle Knives and Forks Stoves of various descriptions A good assortment Of Kitchen requi-ites With many other arucles which we deem unne- ces-ary to crumerate. Terms : $25 and under cash ; ever thac sum a credit of 60 and 90 days, for satisfatorily endorsed notes, bearizg interest. GREEN & SCOTT, mafs -d Auctioneers. int d 3 C. McGUIRK. Auctioneer. Ce ICE OLD WINES, LIQUORS, STOCK & Fixtures of a Confectionery Establishment, &c. On FRIDAY morning, March 9th, at 10 0’clock, at the Contectionary store of J. H. Eberbach, on Penn- rylvania avenue, between 2ist and 29d sts, I shall sell— Glass Cases. Counters, Drawers Shelving, Jounters, Oyster Boxes Candy 5 tles, Scales and Weights, &c. ALSO, A QUANTITY OF Madeira, try und Rhine Wines, of very sr perior quality, which bas been in bottles some ten years. ALSO— A small lot of Candis, Prunes, Raisins, Olive Oil Pickles, Preserves, Nuta, &e. Terms: 320 and under cash; over that sum a credit of 60 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. JAS. C. McGUIRE, mar 6—d Auetioneer. The above S is postpoued unul! WEDNESDAY MORNING, March 4, same hour and place. G. KEPPLER, WM. RUPP ema mar 8d JAS. C McGUIRE, Auevr. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. NRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER- ty:—On MONDAY afternoon, April 2d, at 5 o’cloek, on the premises, by virtue of two deeds of trust to the subscriber, one dated May 10. 1847, ano recorded in liber WB , No. 134, fulio 163, &c , the other dated Jue 10. 1847, and recorded in liber W. B,, No. 135, folio 470, &e., two of the land records for Washington ccunty, in the District ef Columbia, I shall sel , on the premises, lot« numbered 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, and 16, in square No 355, 1ronting on Lits street west, between F and G streets south, with the improvemerts, cc nsisting of an excellent two story brick dwelling house. ‘Terms : One third cash ; the residue in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest, to be secured to the satisfaction of the trustee. NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee. JAS. C. McGUIRE, mar 7—eo Auctioneer. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ALU ‘BLE BUILDING LOT QN PENNSYL V vania avenuc.—Op FRIDAY af-ernoon, the 9th instant, at 5 o'clock, on the granice, I shall vel) of Lot No. 3, in Square No. 166, fronting 29% tld! Pennsylvania avenue, between 17th and 18h streets west, running back one hundred and twenty feet. Terms: One third cash ; balance ia six and nine months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. JAS. C. McGUIRE, mar 7—d Atttioncer ‘The above sale ts Posed un- tit PHURSDAY afternoon, Marc! 15th, at 5 o’el *k, JAMES 0. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer, mar )Comd 7th ave: to" 2 oe. TELEGRAPHIC. DAILY EVESING BTaR. SSE U7 We have no intelligence of the .| Steamer Pacific, now due, from Europe. Marine Disasters. Bostox, Morch 13 —Eeporte have reached here of numerous disasters on the coast caused by the gale on Friday. ceived from Cape Cod that the ship Hudson (as supposed yesterday) from Savanah for Bes- ton, went ashore at Brewster's Flats. Yester- The schooner Hetckah from Norfolk for Boston is ashore near Race Point, and ali bands eredrowned. The vessel and mest of her cargo are a total loes. An unknown barque, supposed to be Elisto, from Charleston for Bostcn, is b.ok of Orleans, Barstable county. The partie- ulare of ber situation are unknown. Weather in Philadelphia. PaILaDEvraia,March 13.—Kain commenced falling very heavily here this morning. Baltimore Markets. Bactimors, March 13 —Flour—Sales of Howard street at $887, choies lots at $0. Wheat—Sales of 600 bushels of choice for fami'y flour. white at 22152$222 Corn— Sales of 7 000 bushels; white at 86a8Te, yel- tow at 878882. The merket is inactive; bu: ers and sellers are holding back for steamer’s New York Markets. New Yors,Maroh 13.—Cotton is unchanged. Plouris upward, and the market firm Sal af 2.750 bbis. of good Ohio at $9.37 2 $9 Sou'hern is buoyavt. Sslesof 800 bbis. at $912 a $981 Wheat upward and frm. Southern red $2 15; white 52 28 a $2 30. Corn is a wife higher; sales of 45,000 tusb- els Western mixed at 95295; cents Pork is ardand firm Beef is unchaxged. Lard is firm and upward. Whiskey. of Obio at 31 cents. Hew York Stock Market. New Yore, March 13.—Stocks opened buo- yant. bat closed heavy. Money is abundant. Serling is firm. Erie Railroad, 463; Cleve- iand & Toledo Railroad, 73); Cumberland Coal Company, 34; Reading Hailread, 832; Canton Company, 25j; New York Oentrai Railroad, 942; Penmsslvania Coal Company, 104; Virginia 6's, 97; Iodiana 5's, 87. Lestruciive Conflagration at Westen, No. Burraro, March 12.—On the 7th instant a fire took place at Weston, Mo , which destro he principal Wow York Liquor Law. New Yors, March 12.—Wil'tiam Delavan, the President of the State Temperance Soci- ety, bas issued a card oe the Liquor Law before the Legislature is in danger and ealling upon the friends of the bill to rally to its rescue. Congressional Nominations. Norrotx. March 12 —The Democratic Con- vention at Suffolk re-nominated John 8. Mill- son to represent the second Congressional die- ict in Congress. — Charg> of Manufacturing Bogus Osin. Putcapvetpaia, March 12 —Jas;Daly Uar- ris, aged 70 years, has been committed by the Mayor, to answer e charge of manefactari bogus silver coin in this city. - The Murder of Poole. New Yorx, March 12 —Councilman Kerri- gain acd policeman Daniel Lion have been ar- rested and committed to jail, cb with aiding Baker, the murderer of Poole, in mak- ing his escape. t sppears that Baker bad for several days been secreted in a house in Jersey city, where he was attended by a fem juree and visi- ted by his friends. Judge Stuartand a party ot police surrounded the houseon Friday night but Baker had been informed of their approsch and made hiseccape. The female was arres- ted, avd gave the names of all who visited Baker, among them were the two officials wao areincustody. Itis said $2,000 have been subscribed in Jersey city, tobe paid for the arrest of Baker. Loster, the brother in law of Poole, who was wounded at the same affray, it is thought will die, as infiamation has set nu. Turner bas nearly recovered. Be AI‘S IN KMBROIDERIE?®, 4c. A. TATE, No. 314 Pa. avenue, between 10ti) and L!th streets, is now running off the remain- der of his Fall and Winter stock Embroidenes, Ribands, Laces, Caps and Fancy Notions at very reduced prices, the stock consisting of many desira- vle goods, all of which will be sold very cheap, pre vious to laying in the Spring stock. ~ war 1—eobt 52 F, RE W ABRD.—The undersigned will pay 3)ZO 225 for the apprehension uf Negro Woman MARGAKET CHASE, purchased by the late Owen Norfolk, at sale of Thomas and Kichard Harvey, executors of Thomas Harvey. For the last eighteen mouths said woman was in Geor she is now believed to be im Alexandria. e is about sixty years of age ; is black, and about five feet four inches high. “Phe above reward will be paid on delivery to the subscriber, at Upper Mar.boro’, Prince George's co., Md. JNO. C. MULLIKIN, mar 3—3w Adwinistrator of Owen Norfolk. LAND WARRANT AND PS.\S10N CLAIMS. HE subscriber has in his possession a of | Mu-ter Roll of the Company com by Major George Peter, in the Wer of 1812, and is pre- pared to obtain Bounty Land for all Soldiers who have been engaged in the service of their country since 1790; and all other claims mst the United States. RICHARD P. JACKSON, Office 155 B.idge street, Georgetown, D.C. nar7—lw Ww ATCHES AND JEWELU lave cn hand a goad supply of fine WATCHES and JEWELRY which will be sold very cheap to su:t the times. Gold Le ver Watebes as low as $25, warranted to’ keep good time. Call and see for yourselves at the store of J. BOBINSON, 349 Pa. ave., oppo. Browns’ Hotel, feb 28—dlm LOOK HERE!!! ORE BOUNTY LAND TO ALL who served u in any war since 1790, whether as Officers, Soldiers, Siilors, Marines, Cierks, Indians, tains, Wagon Masters, Teamsters, Landsmen, (or their widows or minor ehildren) who have not yet received full 160 acres, and bave been in service 14 days, will do well t write to us. postpaid, and their e quan’ no cl re mare LOYD & co., Claim = ute Office, opposite U. ‘Treasury, Waeteg Gay ee aré-3n EXCELSIOR IS OUR MOTTO. E have just reeeived a fresh lot of PRUNER, FIGs, ORANGES, LEMONS, &c. Also, a ase of SARDINES, put np in eupenor style, Give us a call and Judge ves Don’t forget the No , 499 Seventh street, oppo. Odd Fetlows’ Hail. i N. B. Balls, Parties, and Families supplied om the most reasonable and ny, ‘at thesbors- est notice. RYDER & PLANT. mar l—Im COME LEARN YOUR FATE. ge i m gen! ton and she can be seen and con- sulted on the present and fut atthe late residence’ NeW F ureet bnwers ator and 224 streets, Firet Ward, opposite the Observatory. a epee Acieade ” jours m *e ys Ladies 35— one SO cents’ feb 98—Lm*