Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1856, Page 3

“LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Youxa Man Missina.—Fout Piay Sus- pscteD.—Mech anxiety, we learn, is felt by bis relatives for the safety of a young man by the name of Claxton, (son of Mr. Richard Clax- ton, Printer, an esteemed ci‘izen,) who left his home in Georgetown on Monday night for this city, and was last seen about 10} o'clock of the same night by Mr. Luckett, a friend of his, standing at the corner of Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue, where he (Claxton) wes iting for an omnibus. Mr Claxton worked the jewelry establishment of Mr. Blackford in Georgetown, and was a young man remark- ably correct, regular and temperate in his habiis; which makes his absence the more un- accountable and startling, and it is feared that he has met with foul play. It is to be hoped that, with public attention called to the fact, some person may be able to afford some clue to the di family by which they may be able to ascertain the where- abouts of the missing son and brother. Young Claxton is about six feet in height, slender built, rather pale. and very reserved He was dressed in a black frock cout, black vest, snuff-colored pants, and gray shawl. Any in- formation in regard to him left with us or with Mr. T.J Fisher, at MeGuire’s auction store, will be promptly communicated to his family in Georgetown. DissouveD Eien after ry hag money to square off all accounts against them, as bene ioe should do, the Pennsylvania Democratic clab of this city adjourned sine die, like sensible men, as they are. When thus dissolving themselves into their original elements, a resolution was pending before them for the appointment of a committee of five to make arrangements with similar committees of other Democratic clubs and associations for the proposed jubilee over their recent victory. The New York clab dissolved some days ago. We hope to be able soon to announce that all the rest of them have thus passed off the stage, with the occasion giving birth to them; if but by way of insurance that in no other Demo- cratic organization in our midst will there oc- cur such scenes as took place on the platform of the Jackson Democratic Association on Mon- day night last. Fourtu Axxva Batt or tag Presipent’s Moustep Guarp.—From what we gather about town, the Guards Ball, announced to- night at Carusi’s Saloon, is in anticiption cre- ating an intense sensation in the ball-goinz community, amounting toa decided furore. It is whispered that many distinguished guests are to be present, with the regiment of District volanteers in fall uniform, and an unprece- dented array of the beauty and fashion of the National Metropolis. The ball opens at 9 oelock with a grand promenade and the per- formance by Espata’s Band of the “ Presi- dent's Mounted Guard Quickstep,’’ composed by Professor Esputa and dedicated to Captain Peck. D’Ivernois, prince of caterers, fur- nishes the supper, wnich is all that need be said on that score. Centre Market.—The supply thia morn- ing was as plentiful as usual in Thursday + ket. The attendants at the scale bouse kept busy for a time weighing the coun- try pork which had been brought in for sale during the night and morning. This pork was of excellent quality, and sold from $8 to $9.50 per 100 Ibs. The quantity was not large, but excited expectations of future arrivals The hay market was well supplied and that arti- cle was selling rapidly at $1 and $1 25 per ewt. The dealers in this market complain of being robbed by persons, who tear the hay from their wagons to such an extent as to de- crease the weight considerably while they are waiting for purchasers. This sort of pilfering will require the attention cf the police Baspy anv Sainpy.—There is a law of the Corporation against persons playing bandy or shindy in the streets, and the penalty is a fine of not_less than one dollar for every of- fence The officers do not like to,interfere with the sports of the boys, but complaints have been made of persons injured and windows broken with their bandy balls, and the officers have been ordered to stop them from playing in the streets. The boys had best betake themselves to the fields with their games, where they Will not endanger persons or property, other- wise they will run the risk of fines and costa. Commirrzp —We noticed some daya ago the srrest of a man in Baltimore by the name of Briebang, charged with stealing and selling a horse, the property of Mr. White, who resides in the neigubornood of this city. Briebang was brought to this city and placed inoustody of Ufficer Keese, who took him before Justice Murphy. The case was examined and the prisoner committed to jail for trial at court. Fause ALanu —An attempt was made last night to create an alarm of fire about eight o'elock, but it did not succeed. The firemen being apxious to preserve order in the city and to prevent the circulation of malicious Tumors against the department, will not notice unless they have reason to believe their services are needed. Matrerovs Miscarz? —S»me malicious per- son, within a few days past, has gratified his propensities by driving a nail into the vent of one of the boat howitzers belongiog to the Government, and which have been at the City Hall since the retura of President Pierce from his late visit to New Hampshire. Ma James Homwert, an aged citizen of Washington, fell doal yesterday on Bridge street, Georgetown, where he had beon on a visit to a grandchild residing there An ia- quest was held by the coroner, and the jury returned a verdict of “death from cause uu- known to the jury.”” Sxcurtty ror Court —Last evening, Justice Hollingshead required M Thornsbury to give $300 secyrity for his appearance at the Crim- inal Court for an assauit and battery on Kich- ard Adamson, and A. Columbus was dis- missed. Adamson was held to bail in $266 for an assault on Columbus Recovgninc.—Mr. O’Brien, who was shot by Timothy Sullivan on Saturday, is recover- ing from his injuries. He went to Justice Goddard's office, this morning, on business connected with the case. His face and mouth are much scared by gun shot, but the wounds are not serious. Hoe Sreauixe —K ently, residing near the northern boundary of the city have lost valuable hogs. The police are on the track of the thieves who will be likely to suffer some unless they save their bacon by Prompt restitution of the stolen property. several persons Circuit Court.—The places in the court room on ouday, in readi- ness fur the opening of the jury trials As yet he oases of interest to the public have been disposed uf — Assauct anv Barrery —Thos. Cronin wes arrested yesterday for an assault and battery on Thos. Conor. The case was tried before Justice Rowlaud whe held Cronin to security for peace. —_— Tue Arrention of the reader is directed to he sale of Ice and the necessary fixtures of an ice-bouse, to be fund in the “ auction’ column to day. jurors took thoir [commesicarep, Ter Nonragrs Lizsrtims —Mr. Ed:tor- In looking over the columns of your sprightly peed of yesterday, | was somewhat gratified u reading the article headed ‘‘ Growth of the eity Northward,” and 1 fully concur with you ia the assertion that «u: stay-at-home citizens havo really a very iiciequate idea of the manner in which cit - provements are push- iog country ward, par larly in that portion of the city knuwm as the “ Northern Liber- ties’ Heal estate is rapidly increasing ii value—o!d and dilapidated buildings are bet ing torn down and new and handsome edifices erected ia their etead—the accommodations at the uorthern market house have been greatly extended, so astorenuier itone of the most comfortabie buildings of the kind in the city. in a word, the spirit of enterprise and in- dustry eeema to pervade classes of citi- sens in that loc: iy and silasion you wade to Mr. R B Hall's extensive dry gvods sture was correct to the letter There ure alsu mevy other extensive establisbwents ia differ- ent trapebes of buzinete ia the same square— {7A fresh supply of Fraser's Liver O4 ast Teseved Alor Terton wo ter = Penzsyivante avenua, corner ‘Twelfth street. nov itlw tem. We, therefore, caution al! impositions, and to passions et none but perme hy nary whom they know ‘Would not deceive them. ‘Sold by Druggiste and dealers generally. nov 1le—lw —<$<$$<________ U7 Pret. DeGrath’s Origt lectric OLL.—This great d:scovery ie pow wamoece in will care the following, (not everything:) Rhe — ——_ tal aay 4 ; fe 9 minutes; days; ‘Bruises, ‘Wounds, Tetter, from try 2 ys; > Pleu: from ltole ‘®, Asthma, Palsy, Gout, pi menny 4 we ; Frosted Feet, Chilblains, Stiff J: Chronte Bh<uma- tism, Sore Throat, Scarlet Fever, and the by «few bottles. "For sale by CHAS STOTT. if? Watches, Jewelry an: I have now on hand a ul! stock ef the most fashionable styles of rich gold Jewelry; also, a large assortment of very superior goid and stiver Watches. I am also manufacturing ia my own shcp) every variety of 8 Iver Ware, such Seaen, Forks, Ladies; cake and pie Knives; sali justard and olive Spoons; Napkin Riugs, Pitchers, Tea from solid sterling silver, which I will offer for sale at rates than goods of the same quality ‘ever been sold for tm this city, at No. 338 Pennsylvania sign of the large spread eagle. oc M—tr rtamt to the Ladies!—Dr. Du ALE PILLS.—The combination of Ingredi- sare harmless. Their eficacy and based upon an extensive practice of over thirty years; aud, where the directions have been strictiy ful lowed, they’ have never failed to correct all Irregalartt! reliove painful and disicult menstreation, (particulerly, the change of life. @Bey will care the Whites, and remo’ all obstructions arising from and may be used #1 reventive. Call apo the agent, and get a Circular for particulars free. Price $i per box, with full directions, Sc! wholesale and AS. STOTT, Pe be seut confidentially, by mali, to ladies who enclose them one dollar, N. B.—See signature on the box; to counterfeit - rend je aly ene Bet- ook Co., Me , April 24, 1864, ery. ‘@ pumber of cures par- c itters,’ I was induced tw try it oo case, and sent to your store aud purchased ore bottle. 4 taken ft bata few daye * aprov. taking ouly one tur batter b= 18 no palo in cer wd20 y of her bedy, aud attribctes ber care entirely to the German Bitters Salmon Brouk, Aroostook Co., Me, WM. OLARK. bee cay. te Sop 7-amr ip Brewa’s B have found then of greatee allaytng bro and fu subduing Hoarseness produced by Col: “al brethren « real favor tm calling their "Zion's Herald. “ md of public speakers, J with aifections of ‘th wan. “For Coughs, Asthma, & mony from perso Pictorial. “* The: attention Dr. G. F. Bigelow. Contaiuing ee, these Loz - Soid by ail Druggl JAMES N. CALLAN, Agent. © Dyes—ouly . Prepared by nov 7-lw one kind required fo: r 2. D. GILMAN, Wasbington, D. C., 4 MARRIED, “In Baltimore, on the 11th instant, by the Rev Mr. Howard, JOHN B MARCHAND, Com- mander U. 3. at to MARGARET D., daugh- ter of Francis A. ‘Thornton, Purser U 8. Navy On Thursday, November Uith, at the Firet Ba Chureh, bythe Rev 8 P. HIM, WIL. LIAM J. RHEES to LAURA O. CLARKS, daughter of Isaac Clarke, Esq , a'l of this city. In this city, on the 11th jastant, by the hev Mr Alig, GEORGE W. MsKENY, to ELIZA- BETH SOPHIA, eldest daughter of Joba D. Mockebee, Esq , a'l of this city. * DIED, On the ilth instant, Mrs ANN MATTINGLY, consort of Edward Mattin:ly, {a the 724 year of ber The friends of the family are Popeye | invi- ted to attend the funeral on ‘To-Morrow (Friday) afiernoon at 2 o’clock, from her late residence No 763 cast 3d street. Onthe 12th instant, after a long and painful {)\- ness, Mrs. ELIZABETH SHAUD, consort of Mr_B. Shadd, in the 33th year of her ae. The friends end acquaintances of the family are invited, without further notice, to attend the fu- neral of the d2ceascd, which will trke place from her late residence on Penn. avenue, coiner of 34 street, on Friday, the Mth irst ,at 2 ihe m. ({nteliigencer and Baltimore Sun w''t copy ) Un the 13th inst ,Mr N&ALL KELLY, inthe 24th yearof his age, a native of the county of Donegal, 'reland. His fanerel will take place to-moirow morning. at9¥ o’clock, from the Washington Arsenal. ¥ (on the 12th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH A. K. SCHWARTZE, relicts of the late Dr. A J. Schwarizs, in the 52d year of her age. FOURTI! ANNUAL BALL Ys or TEE President’s Mounted Guard. Hi EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE President’s Mounted Guard have the pleasure to announce to their numerous friends, the miil- tary and citizens generally, that they will have the honor of a | their Fourtw ANNUAL BatL at CARUSPS SALOON, on THURSDAY EVENING, November 13th, 1#53. ‘The Committee assure the public that all their arrangements are complete and ary and that they are prepared to surpass afl their previous efforts to 10ake this the most pleasant and agreea- ble entertainment ever given by the corps. Esputa’s celebrated military and cotillon band has been engaged to detight those who trip it on the light fantastic toe. ‘The Ball will be opened with a grand prome- nade at 9 o’clock, the band performing the Preei- dent’s Mounted Guard Quickstep, composed and arranged by Professor Ksputa expressly for this occasion and dedicated to Capt Jos Peck. Executive Committee. Capt Peck, Lieut Flint, Lieut ee eas pect cee Serg’t Mecutchen. Serg’t Kin Corp Sanderson, J W Osanen” Committes on Refreshments. Lieut Owen, Serg’t Seitz, Corp Jones, 3 T Essex. Committes of Reception. Surg Duhamel, Ensign J C Peck, Serg’t Hayward, Qr Master Evans, Serg’t Noer, Corp Augusterfer, Corp Bein, Serg’t Hamilton, A Boblayer, RJ Clements, AN Clements, 4+ W Cruitt, M A Dubois, J F Hodgson, DA Harrover, H Hurley, = —— = 3 Maney? Lang! ui > A Schwartz, W Sauter, Chas Thoma, » Wm Thoma, Sam Turner, GW Wal, Wm Wilson, Chas Wise, Joha Yeabower, P May, BJ Fisher. Managers —(Henorary Members ) W D Wallach, J Casparis, Jobn Pettibone, Jobn 8 Finch; wos poe fe Kraft, char allach, Berry, JW Kelly, i Henry Otterback, ‘oppin, am phrey Joun Tretles,” Joseph Heard, rear olay Chas atitier, amblin, rr, P U Doaohue, B Ht Sothoron, W # Bireh, JS Robinson, Wm Teel, G W Hinton, jobn Alexander, Jas Thompson, 3S P Hoover, Samuel O’Brien. Su and ref: e page teecon freshments will be furnished by ‘Tickets can be proe: mem! the Executive Commities. aay nor ah BONNETS! BONNETS: BU : Ww. HAVE Just RECHIVED AR IN- voice of New York BUNNETS: and, with our former supply, we can shaw, astich an assortment as can be found in’ the City Please call and examine GEU. H. CASSIDAY & Co oct 31 Successors to A. Tate, 314 Pa av. LDRENS’ BONNETS. Wet HAVE RECEIVED THIS MO a forther sopely of Hoxey Com BONNETS for children, of all coloss 2: sizes GEO H. CASSIDY & C vedi = Suceessor io A Tate, 314 Peun, G PS St fac so Se seat ant ee R RENT.—A FRAME HOUSE SITUA- ted on 7th street, M_and N streets, ae six Rooms, Garret, Kitchen, and a Toa and N streets. Rov 13-3 Sa a haiti R RENT.—A NEAT FRAME HOUSE, Papered throughout, and containing 6 small Rooms exclusive of kitchen. The house js situ- ated ina quiet, healthy neighborhood Posses- sion given the ist of December. r’orterms apply . 320 9th street, or to J. on maises, No. MARKNITER, ‘next to Odd Fellows? Hall 7th nov 13 6t* a nT OA Sh OR RENT —THE TWO-STORY FRAME | House, No 281 ‘22d street, between Penn avenue, containi ‘iven on the 20th instan' ELL, at his Wood Yard, on Mth squares south of the avenue. nov fo-vt SS oe eet Erlinda Fo SALE.—THE GOOD WILL AND Fixtures of a Restaurant and Eating House, situated on the corner of 44 and south E streets, Island. For further ‘3 apply on the premises. nov 12-21# fe cat iin ae R RENT OR LEASE—DWELLING- House 332, north side Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. One of the finest locations in the city for profefsional or business men. To @ punctual tenant the rent will ba moderate. Ap Bt onthe premisesto GEO H. B WHITE & .) orto CHAS. H. LANE, Gents Furnishing Store, 424 Penn, avenue, near 4} street. nov 10 LET—AN EXCELLENT COTTAGE Frame House, containing six rooms, situated on N street north, between [4th and 1th street west. Rent $10 month. Inquire of JNO. P. HILTON, near the corner of 14th street and Penn. avenue. nov8 Iw —————— OV Iw Re ESTATE IN THE WEST FOR SALE Persons wishing to purchase Real Estate in ornearSt Paul. in Minnesota Territory, or in or near Superior City, in Wisconsin, will do well to call at the Kirkwood Houseon ALLEN PIEKSE, of Minnesota. nov7 tf fra gat Fe RENT—THESECOND AND FOURTH stories of the Building situated on Penn. ave- nue, between 10th and Tith streets. ‘The rooms are 40 feet front, by 42 deep, and are well adapte:i for mechanical perposes Steam power will be rented with them if destied. Inquire on the prem- ises of L.H & G.C SCHNEDER. nov7-lw Bes ee Sie OR RENT.—THE HOUSE, IN @EORGE- town, occupied for many years by A. D. Bo- disco, the Russian Minister, is for rent. This hous ¢ is large, comfortab! ind fitted with every convenience There is a large gardep, with fruit trees. vines and flowers; also, a large vacant lot attached to the premises. This Louse, which is one of the most elegant in the District, will be rented on application to Brooxe B. Wierrams, Banker, opposite the Treasury Department nov 7-1w FusNeaep ROOMS FOR RENT.—MRS G. Anderson has for reut a large and hand some Parior, with several Chambers, suitable fer the accommodation of five or six geatiemen. A man servant will be kept inattendante Apply two doors from the Kirkwood House, Permsylva- Bia avenue. or 31 OR RENT —THAT LARGE AND AIRY House on Penn avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, over A. Hoover & Son’s Shoe Store, suiia- bie fora Srst-clars Boarding-House. it is now Undergoing a complete repair. Possession given immedi: iv. Inquire of A. HOOVER & SON, south side of Penn. avenue, hetween 6th and 7th streets. oc 30-1 $$ $$$ RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A FIRS RATK BUSINESS AND BUSINE STAND ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE — The proprietor of a first class Restaurant on Pena- sylvania avenue in a central iocation, being about to engage in other pursuits offers for sa e his staud with a lease-bold, having eleven years te run. The property is calculated for any otbe: business, but is now doing a first rate besine=s « Restaurant. For particulais apply to JAS C Mc6UIRE, Auction and Commission Merchan’ nov 6-eobt* ———— OR SALE —THE SUBSCRIBER IS AU- thorized to sell at private sal- a two-story and attic Frame House acd Lot, situated on 12th street between M and N st.eets, No. S31. Also, the ad- joining vacant Lot ‘Terms: One-third cash; the balance in seven instalments, at six months apart. Possession given immediately, JAS T. FERRY. nov 1l-colw*® SRE AS GRRE emcee ee ARM FOR SALE.—FOR SALE, A FARM of about fifty acres, situated in Alexandr: county, Virginia, six miles from Alexandvia apd the same distance from Washington city,and hree and a half miles from the Georgetown Aqueduct. it bas on it a very comfortable and conventent one and a half story Cottage built house, Spe | six rooms, with kitchen adjoining, with covere | sop apes ‘The front one 38 feet by 12, and tLe yk one 14 by 12 feet. Also, a good houre for farm hands, ice house, spring house, meat and store houses ; one of the largest and most con venient barns inthe county; root celiars to con- tain perhaps 2500 bushels of roots for winter feed ing of stock ; and, indeed every other conven- fence. Also, the best and probably the largest assortment of fruit trees in the oye con- sisting of the choicest varieties of Apples, Peaches, standard and dwarf Pears, and improved Cherries Forsorre years past every possible effort has been mode to improve this farm. ard much of it is now undera high state of cul.ivation, no reasouable expense baving been spared toeurich it. Its Up. land meadow 1s equal in productivens:s to any in the State It sbould yield next season fn all, twenty tons of hay. The place is we}l watered, and ia certainly the most desirable «mall far: aie in the vicinity of Washington. ‘Tbe enly season the owner has for disposing cf it is hla destre to cultivate a large farm In the jaterior of the State Fer a Dairy man and Marketing farmer or Nurse- ryman, orfor the rura! residence of a person doing business in Washington, the place offers greater advantages to purchasers than any other in tb's Tegion. Apply at the Star Ofice for further infor- matic 00 16-tf jon. FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE IN GEORGETOWN, D.C. FOR RENT.— ‘The subscriber offers for rent ber iste residence at the corner of Fayette and Fourth streets, Georgetown, immediately opposite the Convent of the Visitation. This is ove of the lergest and best tinished houses in the District of Columbia having all the modern improvements contained in the first-class houses of the Northern cities. There is attached a large cistern Su the yard, carrlage-honse, and stable for several horses. A pump of tbe purest water tn icc tmmediate vicinity. ‘The ocaltt is high and ealvbrions, and in a quiet and highly resj-ectabie neigt.bothood. Possession given linmediately. For further particulars inquire next door to the premises, of Mrs. ANNE R, O'NEAL, ocd Istreetand WINTER MILLINERY. MRS. M.A. HILL3 WILL OPEN Winter Millinery on Meas November 12th, at No. 295 Pennsyl- var teveaue, between 9th and 10th streets. rvs $200 KEWARD.—RAN AWAY FROM the subscriber, on the evening of the ist instant,a NEGRO WOMAN, belonging to the estate of Mrs. Sopbia Perrie, (deceased,) named CORNELIA DIGGS, about twenty-five years of age, five feet ten inches high, of a bright mulatto color, and is a very we!l made woman. I will give the above reward if taken in the District, or State of Maryland, or $900 if taken a non-slaveholding State, and secured so that I can get her again. G.A WATERS, nov 3-' Administretor, W. A. MILLINERY. | HAVE RECEIVED A ci HON. GE New York Falland Wiater BON- NETS, and will bave my opening on the 10th of November. Ladies call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. Four geod Miliiners end a few peprentioes wanted ; also, a Woman to do housewor: MRS C RUOFF, No. 275 Pa av., bet. 10h and Lilian sts. 0c 25-e01m* HOUSES FURNISHED wita CABINET FURNITURE, BEDS avd MATTRESSE*. CHINA, GLASS, and CROCALRY. ELOGK TIN GOUDS, SIL- VER-PLATEO WARE, CUTLERY, BRIT- ANNIA WARE. PAINTED TIN 'WARE. JAPANNED GUODS. BRONZED IKON GOODS, GAS FiX TURES, BRUSH 8, LUOK- ING GLASSES, WOODEN WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c. Hou’ 2keepers will find at my store en extensive assortment of Housekeeping articles, embracin; almost every thing deemed useful or ornamental: thus being relleved from the troubleand vexation of running about to different stcresto obtain what they may a I pledge myself to sell as low | as can be bought in or out of the city. C. W. BOTELER, Nov 1l-eo6: Iron Hall. PARIS PREMIUM HATS. MODE DE PINAUD, of pened & sf CO. HAVE KECEIVED PER teamship ‘‘Arago’’ an Invoice of Gen- tiemen’s DK ESS HATS froim the celebrated establishment of lags Poumaroux, who received two first- at the late xposi- aie @ beautiful assortment cf Children’s FANCY BEAVER HATS, for Missesor Boys. i REN jd UNBRELLAS very superior Siete Took co, nov 3-Gtkeotf __ west.end Browns’ Hotel. _ (est rau co visit THE GneaT store of MCLAUGHLIN & CO. nov) six rooms. Possezsion | Apply toG F.KID- | street, three | By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. PAIR OF FINE YOUNG WELL-brek A es, Meusecheld and Kitehen ‘Farai- ture Qt Auction.—Un SATURDAY, the ith ee al et at 10 o'clock a. m., in front i pal of ane young Mules, weil broke to har- Feather Beds, Bedding, &c. A large assortmentof Mahogany and other F urn!- ture " Also, alarge young Boar, of a most superior breed, cross between the shire ‘and Ches- tershire. A. GREEN, nov 13 4d Auction or. —— By BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Georgetown hep BY OKDER OF THE OKPHANS' Ceurt.—On WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 19th inst , at 10 o’clock, we will sell by order from the Orphsns’ Court, the al effects of Miss Elizabeth Braiden, at her late residence Rridge street, south side, near Washington street We name in part — Wankiobs, Gentes , Cupboard, Book Case Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs Stoves, Wasietand 8, Mattresses ery, Tin and Iron Ware Books, Beds, Pillows and Bolsters Baskets, Koives, Forks, &c ,*&e Terms cash BARNAED & BUCKEY, nov!3 Auctioneer:. ByE S.WRIGH i, Georgetown. \ forthe! FARM AND QUARK Y-Land at Auction —On WEDNESDAY next. the 19th of November, 18:6, at 12 o’clock, will t¢ solid at Public Auction, et Georgetown Market House, the whole of that posticn of Rich Point Farm. ex'ending from Livie Fels Bridge to Mr Waggerman’s Farm on the right hand side of the Leesburg Turnpike Road; 4 miles from Washing- ton, containing 70 acres more or jess About U0 acres are jn the best corb and flag stone; abcut 25 acres fa heavy oak timber; the rest cleared This fs one of the most be ut‘fo' cites for a country residene2 round Washingto>, end wil be sold on the )9ih. wet or diy Terms : One-tbird cash ; the balance In notes, at 3, 6, ard 12 months, bearing intere=t A deed of trust will be takea on the pro} rty to secure the payments) EDW 8. WRK iodr, nov 13-:t Auctione2r. NII itachi PR UST EE’S LALK.—IN ORDER TO settle up the accounts of the firm of Be'tesand Adam Kessier, Ice dealers in Geergetowa, they have appointed Charles We'ter. ksq , 23 taelt T. stee. who will sell,on MONDAY MOKN- 1N®@, at 10 o’clock, cornei of Green and B .!] sireets. Georgetown, D C , che following gocds and chaticl«: Une ice Wagon; two sizgle horse Wezons; two Horses; one Double Harness; one Single Has ners; one Sledge; abont 25 tors of good Ire, ond d3ff-rent other articles belonging to the bus!- ness. Terms cash, CHAS WALTER, T ustee N.B. 4" persons who are indebted to the above firm, or have ary claims against the sare are requ si d to come forward wituin wow-ets for a settlement 43 WALTER, No. 397, between ¢ t and 4¥ streets. nov 1° -3U* opposite the City Hr'l By JAS.C Mc@UIRKE, Auctioneer USTERS’ SALE OF FLAME POUSE nd Lot.—On “UNDAY APTERNOON, December 22, at 4 o'clock. on the premises, by virtne of a deed of trast frov mre Curson and eco:dd in Liber end 324, one east two bua etreots e North by and street twenty-five feet to the tex vith the improvements, co; Tw ety Frame Pwelling povse bulidiacs Terms: Oae-third cash; the residue in six and twe:ve months, with taterest, secur da bya deed of tiu-t on the Ld cea ax J w cKIM T RICH. H CLARK, § Trustees. nov 13-law&ds JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct TRUSTER’S SALE- Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE Cireult Court for Prince G eorge’s country, sit- ting 2s a Court of 2guliy, passed tn the case of Joba T. Holtzman and wife vs Mary E. Holtz moan and ct. the undersigned, as Trustee, will expose ‘o Public Sale at Beltsville, near the premises, on THURSDAY, Ath December next, et 12 o'clock m,{ fair, if not, the next fir day thereafier, part of a tract or parcel of Land called ““Edmondston's ¥ ange,’’ late the residence efMr Jobn T. Holtzman, ci “nivg forty acres, ‘Tis properly ts situated about fare a mile from: Keitsvilie, in a healthy ond c’evated regior; is susceptibie of the highest star of improvemert, admirably adapted to a fruit and market farm. and there isa young Peach end Apple Orckard thereon The improvements consist of a large and com- modious Freme Dwelling witb brick basement recently built, and every necessary building, all of which are incomplete repair. There isa pump of fine water in the yard attach’d to the sain dwelling. The scciety in the neighborhocd ig exce' lent, and the situation presents many induce- ments for a most pleasant country residence fora Semen residing In Baltimore or Washington elites Terms of saie as prescrived by the decree are— One bif of the purchase money to be paid tn cash on the day of sale or on the ratification thereof by the Court, and the residue in 6, 12, and 13 months thereafter, in equa! instalments, to i> se- cured by the notes of the purchaser with security to be approved by the Trustee, bearing interest from the day of sale. On the payment of the whole purchase money with interest, the Trustee is authorized by the Decree to convey the property to the purchaser In fee simple. nov 13-¢010t N. C, SfEPHEN, ‘Trustee By A. GREEN, Auctioneer IRUSTEE’S SALE OF A COMFORT- able Frame Louse and Let at Auction By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the eighth day of September, 1851, and recorded in Liber J. A 38,No 88, folios 292, &c , one of the isnd records of Washington county, District of Columbia, the subscriber will sell at public ave tion, on tke premises, ca MUNDAY, the 4th day of November, 1856, at 4 o’clock p m, all that Piece or parcel of ground situate and being in the city of Washington, and described as the centre or middle undivided one third part ef Lot num- bered eight, (8) in Square numbered four bun- died and nintty two, (182) now known as Lot P, in Bradley’s subdivision of certain lots in said square, together with the buildings and improve- ments belonging, consisting of a neat and conve- nient frame house, two stories in height, and bulit in a substantial manner. Terms: One third cash; the res'du2 in six, twelve and eighteen months, by notes, cecured by deed of trust on the premises, and bering in- terest from the day of sele If the terms are not compiled with within five diys from the day of sale, the rroreriy will be resold at the risk and exp. nse of the purchaser. A. LLOYD, Trustee. nov 12 8 A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By & GREEN, Auctioneer. XECUTOR'S SALE OF TWO FHAME Houses and Lots at Auction-—On MON- DAY, the 17th instant, I shall seli, in front of the premises, at 4 o’clock p. m , southeest part of Lot No 20, in square No. 539, fronting on a Wide alley 25 feet, between 3d and 4} streets west and Band F streets south, with the im- provements, which are two good Frame Houses. ‘Terms: One half cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, for notes bearing interest frou day of sale. A deed ge and a decd of trust taken. By order of the Executor nae ll-d A. GREEN, Auct’r. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. AME HOUSE AND LOT AND FOUR Building Lots at Auctien.—On FRI- DAY, the lith instaat, | shall sell, in front of the remises, 2t 1} o'clock p.m , west part of Lot © 2, in Square No 996, having a front of 16 feet cn south K, between 11th and 12th streets east, running back about 88 feet, with side a'ley. with the improvements, which are a good Frome rT cc , ke. ‘Also. the balance of said Lot No. 2, which will be subdivided in lots to suit purchasers as fine building lots ‘Also, all of Lot No. 13. in same cqua e. having a front on 12th street east, between | and K strects sovth, having a front of 47 feet by 97 feet deep, which will be divided and sold in lots to suit urchasers a a This property is ne the Navy Yard, and near idence of Mrs. eon ‘One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, 19 and 91 months, for notes bearing interest from a f sale. iif deed iven and a @eed of trust taken ‘Title indisputable. A. GREEN, nov 8-@ (Organ) Auctioneer. ith T0 YHE LADIES. ge HAVE JUST OPENED OUR fashionable asscrtment of Velvetand other WINTER BONNETS. Also, a new style of Hair Dresses and Flawers just re- ceived from Paris; acd all other articles in the Millinery Line. C. PRIBRAM & CO., Pa. ave., bet. 10th and Lith sts., south side 1 Y HORSE OF good style and action, and an ex- cellent horse for family use, eth = n- der saddle or in harness, perfectly gen. tle and very swift, will be sold on ap- plication at Mr, COWLING’S Stables, on @, hear ith street. nov lu-at# CTION SALES, —————— THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-moRROW. nn ne) TOROREE By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. | f bcm SALE OF BUOKS WILL BE CORN. erie store, corner D and 7th streets, | THIS EVENING, (also vg Al } week sold a evening this | .) when wii be lot Gold | Watches, Chains, Lockets, fine Karings, Gold and Sliver Pencils. Also, 50 pairs of Gold ard Silver Spectacles, with a large invoice of all kinds of Gold Jewelry, which can be examined durin; the day. Every article warranted as ] nov 11-5t A. GREEN, Auctioneer | By A GREEN, Auctioneer. AKGE SALE OF FANCY GUOUS AT Auction —On FRIDAY, the 14th instant, I Ne are o'clock a m , atthe Fancy a 3 e west side of Seventh, between and H streets, north of the Patent Office, an ex- Gocds, &c . viz: cellent essortment of F; ing, Trimmisg, Em Laces. a idery rtifictals, Chemiz be, Brive, a wenn Hdkfs, &c arge other kept in a Sirst oot fancy store. Spray Terms: sum* under $20 cash; a credit of 60 and 90 days, for notes ammo endorsed, bearing interest A. GREEN, nov 1l-d {intel} Auctioneer. By WALL. BARNARD & CO , Auoti AKGE AND EXTENSIVE STuCk oF blegant Fancy Goods. Plated Ware, &c., at Auction.—On WEDNESDAY next, 12 inst . we will sel, at 12 o'clock M, at the store of Messts T. Gailigan & Co , under Browns’ Hotel, their entire stock of elegant Fancy Gords, Plated Waie, Work boxes, Perfumery, Articles for the Totlet, Jewelry, &c. We name in part— Rosewood ard mahogany inlaid Work- boxes Rosewood and mahogany Writing Desks Rosewood and mahogany bound and inizid Dres- sipg Cases oR mahogany Perfumery Stands, (1- ases gar Papler mache, pearl and inlaid Papicr mache pearl Cabinets, very ant Papier mache Desks, Boxes, and Cases Papier mache Porifolios and Inkstands Pearl, yh and sliver Card Cases, piain,carved and inlaid Ivory, and satin-wood back Hair Brushes r tvaty, butal, and shell dressing iack and side Com! Ivory, buffalo, fine Combs, very large stock and of superior quality Elegant cut glass Bohemian Vases E'egant cut giass Perfumes tlegant China, pilt, and Dresden Vases Parian Pitchers, Vases, and Ornamen:s Bronze Statuetts, do Cand: labres ane aes gold, sliver, ivory, shell, and agate CaO Ss Ladles? ridleg Whips, beautiful F Ine Rodgers & Son’s Poe: t Catiery iizz01s, Bowie Knives, and : ciesors Lubin’s Extrects, Furina Cologne, Lavender, Orange Flowers end other Perfurreries Rosewood framed toilet and hand Glasses Fine gold Breasipins, F ingcr Rings, Bracelets Studs, Keys, Chains, &e Large Senstmnent of Lugiish and American Patid are Cake Baskets, Vegetoble Dishes, Covers, Wal- | te.3, ard Castors | Crumb Sera , Spoons, and Forks Tea and Coffee Sets | Marbie. bronze, papier mache Clocks Oil Paintings, Prin’s, &e. Also, the gicss Cases, which are of the best plate | glass, rosewood frames, Counters, &c ‘This stock is the largest and gneststock of such Goods ever offered in Washington, and pill posi- tively be sold to the highest bidder. jetocon- apne every day and evening until all Ix disposed ol ‘Terms: All sums of and under $25 cash; over that amount a credit of 60 and W days, for ro es | #atisfacterily endorsed, bearing interest WALL, BARNARD & CO. nov5-ts Auctioneers Us” The above sale will be ce: eed every Gay, commencing at 10 o'clock, and evening at 7 o'clock, until the whole is disposed of WALL, BARNARD & Co,, auct nov 12-2t i | ARSHAL’S SALF.—IN VIRTUE OF # two writs of Fieri Facias issued fem the Clerk’s office of the Clr curt of the District of Columbia for the county of Wasbington, and to me directed, I shall expose at public sele, ash, in front of the Court house door of said county. on SATUR DAY. the8th day of § ovember next 1856, at 12 o’clock m . one Pew in Trinity Church. No 8, in the city of Washington, D C., seized and levied upon as the property of Samne’ C ney, and wiil be sold to satisfy Judic! and 45 to October term, 1656, Jobn O. Holstead and Samuel ard Henry Kirk, vs. Samuel Chere eee fh J.D. BOUVER, oc23tc Marshal for District of Columbia i” The above sale is postpened until 1 FRIDAY, the I4th inst , sime hour and — J.D HOUVER, nov Its Marshal for District of Columbia By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer Qua AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY Seat on 7th street Plank toad, near the Firat Toligate.-On FRIDAY AF TERNGON, November 14th, at 4 o’clock, on the premises, { shall sell without reserve 3 acres of Land, front- ing on 7th street plank road and the 14th street or Georcetown road, at the first tollgate, and distent about one mile from the city, with the improve- ments, consisting of a new and comfortable house, containing ten rooms, with many desirable «on- ventences for the accommodaiion of families dur- ing the summer season A pump of fine water at the kitchen door, youny orchard of choice fruit trees, a lerge bed of superio: strawberries, together with handsome shrubbery and flowers. are en the plice. ‘The farming Utensils and Hourehold Furniture can be had on accommodating terms Terms: One-fourth cash ; the residue in 6, i2, and 18 months, with Interest, secured by a deed of on the premises JAS. C. McGUIRE. nov 10-4 Auctioneer. By JAS. C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer AGNIVICENT KRARD GRAND Piars Forte, Horses and Carringes. superior Paris made Cabinet furritnre, kresch plate-Mirrors, super) French Clocks, rich brocateile and damask (urtains, splendia Chandeliers, handsome velvet and Brussels Carpets, silv. aad Freach Chinn Table Service. Glass Ware, &c.—0n f AY MORNING. November !Sih, a residence of his Excellency, J | (Peruvian Minister,) on Indfans 24 and 4% streets, I shall sell all bis ele piture and Household Effects, (wh'ch nished to order irom Paris and have been in uve but a few mosths,) comprising— Msgolficent Rosewood Grard ‘« Erard’s, ata cost of $1,200 Suite of solid Rosewood Parlor ished in rich crimson brocateile, two French Sofas, two arm and tweive stuffed-back parlor chairs Suite ef Kece vion Room Furniture, finished in blue silk damesk, consisting of sofa, arm, anc side chairs, curtains and carpets to match Suite of oak Parlor Furniture, Snished in crim- son and go'd silk damask, consisting of French sofa, two arm and four side chairs, curtains and cerpets to match. Suite of solid Nosewoed Dining-room Furniture, covered with heavy silk reps, with curtains a the same material Suite of mahogany Chamber Furniwure. fisjshed in French Gamask, consisting of Sofa, Turs- ish easy chairs, rocker, and side chairs Two splendi4 French plate Mantel mirrors, in heavily carved gtit frames Elegant Rosewood Mirror, back E Solid Rosewood C. utre and Pier Three superb French Maniel Clecks Full gilt Pier Tables, with marble tops Handsome six light Gilt Chandeliers One superior English dining-room Chandelier Piano, from Suite of four crimson Brocatelle Curtains, jiaed | throughout with white silk, with lace cor | tains, cornice, &e { ' Superior Evgiish veivet and Brussels Carpets, Oilcloth, Rugs Elegant French plate Mirror Front Wardrobes | Marble = Dressing Cabinets, Wa-hstands j Elizabetbian and French Bedsteads Handsome tuli gilt troa Bedsteads, with cano; y and curtains Supe:ior Shuck and Hair Mattress:s Boisters and Pillows, Blankets, Comforts. &c. | Superior mahogany Secretary and Bookcase | Elegant oat Escritoire, Writing Desk | Superior morocco covered Arm and Side Chairs Fine mahogany Marbie-top Sideboard Solid mahogany Extension Dinning Table Elegant French China Dinner and Dessert Ser- ‘vice Silver-plated ‘Table Cutlery, Covered Dishes Castors, Coasters, Trays, Baskets Rich Cut Glass Ware, Fire lrons Oak Hall Set, Brussels Stair Carpets Refrigerator, copper Cooking Utensils, Ac ALso— At4 o'clock, in front of the residence— One very haudsome new Family Carriage, but to order, by Lawrence, New York One superior French —— ‘Two sets of silver plated Carriage Harness Saddles, Robes, Covers, Whips, &c ALSO— At the same time, (if not disposed cfat private ‘A splendid pair of larg bay C: pit t 8] ¢ bay Carriage Hones, © fine style and action, and superier travellers | ‘lerms: $50 and under cash ; over that sum * credit of sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily | endoreed notes, bearing laterest 7th P.S. The house will be open oa Monday. 17" instant, from 10 to 5 o’clock » { nov 7-d JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct CLOTHING ¥ ALL KINDS PURCHASED AT NOs Louisiana asenue, opposite the Bay Market | N b& —Also, wanted, @ personat Repaltioy nov 10 im* : (TELEGRAPH NEWS. 1000 | quantities less than a cord at reduced prices. and rps is TO GIVE | Drag and’ Prescription oppositethe FROM THE ASSOCIATED 2 BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH. ARRIVAL OF THE EURO THREE DAYS LATER FROM Seeors. Saxpy Hoox, Nov. 18—The Cunard mail stant, is | steamer Europa, from Liverpool on the let in- below. She bri P ings three days’ later | Ini " ‘ ee i the American Chamber of Com- i pking of ean msn the © Neapolitan question was une ° “ae! aay ad sent @ confidential oto it was rumored that greater a to that rawored that Turkey hed demanded formal. ly, that Aastria shali quit th. rined _ Great nee the. Black 4 nye these parties, owing to a secret refuse to accede It ohaege stated that Russia, asa mise, has proposed to refer the questions of the Isle of ts and Belgrad to Constan. tinople for settlement. Numerous arrests of discontented workmen continue to be made at Paris. The poeition of the Bank of France is better News from Bombay of October 3d says that the expedition againct Persia was still in Preparation, but had not sailed. Inundations and the cholera had ravaged Pujaub and Scinde Shanghai dates of § ber 14th reason that the supply of ten will be short. Further Pucvesses Of the insurgents are reported THE MARKETS Livenpoon, Oct. 31—The Brokers’ Cirea- lar reports an average business in Cotton, with - evtquotablechange The market closed firm, except @ partial decline of ¢ on lower quali- ties Sales of the week 53.000 bales, of which speculators took 9,000 bats and exrorters 8.000 bales The estimated sales on Priday avieunted to 5,000 bales, including 2,000 on speculation and for export The market closed steady. Qui ions — Orloans fair 7¢d., middling 6/d.; Mobile fair 7} » middling 6/d.; Upland fair 7jd , middling 6 13 164 Breadstuffs —Riebardson, Spence & Co , re- port breadstuffs steady with a decline of 64. ian corn. Flour steady and generally un- changed ; Western Canal 30233: ; Baltimore nd Philadelphia 324033: ; Obi 35a37s. Wheat is quiet ond uochanged ; white wheat 92210); red Sia: 24 Yellow and mixed corn 332334; white 34234]. Provisions are generally unchanged The money market ie unchanged but active. Consols for money 9239923 - ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE Law. Later from Calife: . New Yours, Nov. 13.—Tho steamer Ge rgo Lew, with California dates aud the mails of the 20th and Aspinwall dates of the 3i, ar- J up at an early hour this morning She igs 2lso upwards of $1,690 000 io treasure, ned principslly to he following: Dap- can, Sherman & Co, 0,000; Howland & Aspivwall £130,000: Wm Hoge, $100.000 ; Metrepoelitan Bank, $180,000; Welis, Pargo & Co , $260,000 The George Law connected with the Golden ége, which brought down nearly $2 000,000. The New York passengers avd mails of Os- tober 20th left Panama on the 31st of Uctober in the Golden Gate—ail well The Golden Age passed on lier way down the ra Nevada, Oct. 20, and the Urizaba on 25th, both bound up The news from California is meagre The market during the fortnight was excessively dull, and prices were nominal Tbe Democratic primary elections in San Francisco county resulted in fayor of the Broderick faction The Republicans bad with- drawn their county ticket and adopted the people's nominces. A collision had occurred in Clinton Valley, Mendocine county, between some whites and a party of Indian cattle thieves. Fifty of the latter were killed Advices from Southern California state that ex-Govy. Gandara had attempted to revolu- tionize Sonora, but he was baffled and had fled FROM THE ISTHMUS. The frigate Independence and sloop-of- wat St. Mary’s were off Panams. The Saretoga was off Aspinwail. The offiesrs and crews were all well NEW GRANADA Dip!ematic relations had been suspended be- tween England and Granada in conrequcnee of the latter Government having failed to li- quidete the McIatosh claim. The British est India ficet has beer ordered to enforce the claim Later from Havana Cuarcestox, Nov. 13 —The steamer isabel from Havenaon thel0th has arrived. Her newsis unimportant. Sugaris firm and freights are dull Mosers. Cassand Buchanan en route for Mr. Clayton’s Funeral. PaiLsDELPHIA, Noy. 13.—Senator Cass and Mr Buchanan passed through thie city this morning to aitend the funeral of Mr Clayton at Dover, Del , this afterneon Naval Affairs New Yorx, Nov. 13—The George Law from Aspinwall, reports that the sloop-of-war Levant was at Foo-Choo, and the steamer San Jacinto at Hong Kong on the 13th of August Steamboat Diss:tor. Usweco, Nov. 12—A propeller from Og densburgh reports passing a large quantity of wreck belonging to the propeller J. W Brooks Some of ber cargo also has been icked up on Long Island near Kingston. The ° number on board is not known, but it pesed about thirty in all were lost BRe-Nomination of John C. Fremont. Curcaco, Nov. 11 —The Young Men’s Fre- mont Club met this evening and re-organized They appointed an executive committee and seconded ths nomination of the Young Men’s Central Union of New York, of Jobn C. Fre mout for the Presidency in 1860. & Sheriff Shot in Illinois Rocxxanp, Ill , Nov. 11.—John G. Taylor, sheriff of Winnebago county, in endeavori to arrest Alfred Countryman, charged wit! stealing, this mcruing, was shot dead by the prisoner. The murderer fled to the woods. A jargo number of citizens pursued and cap- tured him, and lodged him in jail. Great ex- citement existed, and a strong disposition was manifested to lynch, but was finally overcome. Beltamore Markets Bactimorz, Nov.13 —Plour is steady; How ard strect and City Mills $6 75; Obio $7 Wheat is active; white $1.58a$1.66; red $148a$1 53 Corn is irregular; sales of white at 60, yellow G0abse Whisky is firm al sylvania. 33e for city and Penn- Sew York Marko's Naw You, Nov. 13 —Flour closed with ay advancing tendency and 5e. higher; sales of 11,500 bbls; State $6.55a$6 65, Southern $7.15a$7 50 Wheat is buoyant ; sales of 37,000 bashel:; white $1 71, red $1 522$1 60. Corn has ade clining tendency, sales of 36.000 bushels, Southern mixed 70c , yellow 73e. Pork is firm; salesof meas at $20 25 .$20 5¢. Heef isunchanged Lard is firm at 12$=13e. Whisky is declining; sales of Ohio at 31ic CORDS GOOD SEASONED 04K WOOD to b> sold and delivered in one or more cords delivered from the cars direct, t wholesale prices. Orders received at the = »er of 24 and D streets north, near the depot; ale tR B. CLARK’S, corner of 43g and M street south nov 6-1we UTICE, =mas oriver hath obtaired from t r- cent crore Washington couaty, inthe Dis- trict of Columbia. letters of administration on the rscnst estate of William Bird, tateof West- ngton county, deceased. All persons baving claims against the said decease’. ave berehy warned to exhibit the same, wih vouchers there of, to the subscriber, on or before the 30th Cay of October next; they may otherwise by law be «x- cluded from all benefit of raid estate under my hand this 30ch dey of Crtober, 1050" . ROBERT NORKOW. PHYSICIANS PRESCEIPTIONS g | eagnig COMPOUNDED AT AL {, at 8. B WAITS hours, day and yy No. 523 7th en-4, Patriotic Bans, oc 16 tua