Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1856, Page 3

Nationa, Tazataa.—A Ia attracti UCTION SALES. . UCTION SaLEs. For oth, en ae SANDOORE LY _ (For other Auction Sales see First Page.) MHI AFTERNOON AND Toxoxzow. | /ELEGRAPH NEWS, bill is offered at the National it. Young Booth appears as Sir Edward Mortimer in “The Iron Chest ;” in which piece our favor- =~ FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESB Fixtures in com) order, on Penn aven By E. 8. WRIGHT; Georgetown. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. are reminded that we are prepared to have bah Geen ise ze a ae “7 124, between 191 ‘and 30th otreets ‘deo Bx ; YRTO RICO SUGAR at avcrIoN.— eas ee OF Valuasy OX ROUSE Ferntree TELBORAP a. TING TELEGRAPH. v sah) AY next, h ai rove ° a ie H ieighing. ten zeae et ser | aaa pt” | RARE GRANGE POG 4 METI man, | oat eck W ee eta | rh SOEUR TES | areas ee CE ems wae y . i e th 4 : o on \° Th lowest prices and in the best and most satis-| The Richmond are loud in their housekeeping. An cbporunity 1s offered to put- | Chase, from st. John’s, consisting oR” Y™ | feenct shalt sell, without reserve, part of Lot No. | pec. The = ymomoter istwelve degrees factory manner. All wanting such work done praises of Mr - Booth, who has ——— | decent i prarep meres ouch ‘will be Siena own. ‘SP WHIGET. , Auctioneer, by 10s peer 2 pate 6 mica, fost om 304 stro = ~ : cannot do better than to apply directly at the | °"S ns evry — 4 an saben to Mr. for $150 per annum ‘The furniture is well selee- | _ dec 8—ts me: : r : . square feet. The City of Manchester. This is a beautiful location fora private resi- Pervapecpmia, "oon 8.—The reported — and is well stocked with excellent fruit | riy, of the City of Manchester is aoensest. “# not yet passed the Capes of the Dela- Georgetown. ted, and in excellent condition, and may be oil itp ised on reasonable terms if & tion 1s boon ' By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. a 8. H., City Office. PEW IN ST. JOHN’S CHURCH AND counter of the Star office. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Booth’s ‘ Lear’ as one of the most impressive and satisfactory personations it has ever been our fortune to witness ’’ says of the same performance : “Tt is an achievement not surpassed in the Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 3, 6. and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of | "87°: Premises in this city—old play-goers—acknowledged all great actors who have ps sabre here to be among the best judges of good playing in the Union ”’ Grace Caurce Festivay.—The ladies of Grace Church, Island, commence their Fair to-night in the ‘Star Buildings.” From some inklings vouchsafed us in regard to the description of goods to be offered for salo, we are confident that the assortment will be unu- sually rich in articles of beauty and utility. We sincerely hope the fair will realize the fullest desires of the ladies concerned in its getting up, for they have, in conjuction with their rector, Rev A. Holmead, worked early and late to make it successful The receipts are to be applied to the liquid- ation-of the church debt, a task which has long weighed heavily upoa the members of the church ; but by great exertions—the Rec- tor the way by contributing his entire salary to the end—they have succeeded in re- ducing the amount year by year, and now hepe to be able shortly to wipe it out entirely. Can our generous Washington public hog sn hour more satisfactorily than in a visit to this Fair, and in contributing in some degree for ita noble purpose ? ; Ly and recorded in Liter J A. 8.,No 95, folios 303 | trust om the F The Poole Murder iTENTIARY.—The able re- the e it lage belonging to the late | or % 2 v dec rt of toe Warden, (Thomas Thorntey, aq?) | 2uzale of the jedgmeat, but Upon the nen? | Hon Dasiel Webster forsale. Apply to W.T- | Faia ee Rimenber willl at pubiele, on | _ dee 5-4 JA5.C- MOOUIRE, Auet.-| | ALBaxy, Dec. €.—The jary tn the case of as Gace Done Penitentiary Neca th, | Upon our on eat, Oe oebe eg, Baan. | WILLIAMS, at Chubb Brothers’ Banking: | Scipey pa. ac arte mee By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Baker for trialon the charge of murdering affaira of that institution to be in a satisfacto. | MOUS Sentiment of a m3 yt House. 1 aes Penagite,on the comer of 10th street west and | JOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUG NI- William Poole, being unable to bas 5 n ee a They stood " ghter in the 34 angus, end aster coquit- Surrender of Vidgurri New Onveans, Dec 2.—The Mexici . cul at this city bas official adview fem tone moras eteting that Vidaurri had succumbed and entered into a treaty with Gen Lunda, acknowledging Comonfort’s Government aud premising obedience. ESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT.— The residence corner of F and 21st streets, Pennsylvania avenue, Lots Nos 29 and 30, In ale No 552, and Lots Nos. 10and 11, in square contali 15 rooms. The house is lighted with | No 553, fronting Lots Nos. 29 and 30 62 feet alx as Si and the large grounds adjacent can | Inches each on First street wes’, between P and obtained if desired. Rent moderate to a good | & streets north, by 117 feet deep toa thirty foot tenant. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS, Bank scl, and Lots| decors a — ee 57 feet each mage ite I ury. 5-lw © . ‘ween Ist an streets wes! ers, opposite Treasury __SeeS-TW__| 135 feet and'115 feet toa 30 foot alley od A GROCER, WHOSE ANNUAL SALES ‘The above Property is situated in a rapidly im- aver: 000, wishes to anos of his | proving part of the city, and offers Py eek stock. The stand is one of the best in the city, | epportunity for invesment or ballding and the profits hitherio have been large. Private erms of sale will be: One-third cash, and reasons Induce him to withdraw if be can find a | the balance in six and twelve months, for notes suitable purchaser. A line addressed to Box 647, | bearing interest, secured upon the property ; and if City Post Office, will meet with attention. not complied with in six days the sale the dec 5-3t* Ligy ag A ee resold, pe Crag aot ape notice, s) expense of the a tin: - FOR, SENTOA DWELLING HOUSE | chaser eS eaten Pee w a Storehouse joining. and a ie conveyancing at the expense of the purchas- House in the rear is oftred ior Tent. Itis No. 201 | er *CHAS 8 WALLACH. Trustee. 4 oe Levers ; pao Se ao dec &-2awads JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. rticulars inquire EW. y,No.} ~ aa e oe Be na ; By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. 9h street north dec 5-lw# RICK HOU! CCOrTAGE AND GARDEN FOR RENT.—A Ivamte BYsdle ates Cottage House with five well finished Rooms | gn WEDNESDAY, the 3d da cember anda Garden attached, would be rented low | next, { sell, in front of the come itd ocleck toa good tenant Situated on the corner of M and | p. m , Lot D, in sabdivision of original lot No. 7, Sth streets east; convenient to Wendell’s new | {n square No. 349. having a front of 25 feeten Printing Office. Possession roe immediately. | the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, between Apply Dy letter to Box 293, City Post Office 10th and 11th streets west running back to an al- ture a Family Carriage at Auction. On TUESDAY. the 9th inst., Is) sell at No. 330, cn north K etreet, between 13th and Lith streets west, west of Franklin square, at 10 o°¢lock a. m.,an excellent assortment of Furniture, viz : Mahogany Bed, Sofa, Rocking and Parior Chairs ae oe Table marbie top Sofa fable Mahogany Sideboard, dressing and other Bureaus CGemses eiietranee Mirrorand Brackets,Lamps, Ty condition. The amount of cash to the credit of the Penitentiary is $18,089.23. whilst the indebtedness is merely nominal, consisting of a few outstanding trifing current accounts. The expenditure for support and maintenance, including the amount paid for incidental ex- » exceeded the income accruing from the jabor of convicts, &c , by $3,463 25—owing to the high price of provisions, the general inex- perience of the convicts in the use of toolsand their di ition to destroy rather than econo mize, ‘ir proneness to report themselves “‘sick,”’ thereby giving rise to additional ex nse for medicine and the withdrawal of Peaithy convicts from labor to be attendants on the sick, and the want of adequate room for the employment of convicts not engaged in shoe-making, there being but two workshop: = Sept ples! b: Fase centractor. r len finding it impossible to dispose vodopsl spans manufactured in the institution for cash, made arrangements to procure the necessary materials for the shoe factory by the payment therefor in the manufactured ar- ticle, thus not only deriving a sufficiency of the raw material, co , for the t em- ployment of the convicts, but ‘ing the c Wainut Extenston Tab'e. Hatreck, cane Chai Cottage Bedstads, Washstands, Mattress wa Bedding Wirdow Curtzins, Venitian Blinds, Shades 5 — China, Glass, avd Crockery Ware; tmone PB inengon g ‘ond ta thie oe ere one gilt China Téa and Coffee Set ; one | M boils cages — “ white fron stone Dinner and Coffes Set Fere en ines wore swopt a: Ivory handle Knives and rem) Piers and streets were og oe In many Britannia Tee and Coffee Set, Albata Spoons and | ''2°cs suow fell to the depth of six feet The on railroads are blocked up and no trains are ——n eight-day Mantel «lock, Mantel zi running ares Serious Charge. Carnet: a Matting, f : " l-ne ing. cooking and airtight New Yorx, Dec. 7 —Two brothers a With a good lot of Kitchen Requisites brokerage business in Chatham street, w Also,a good and nearly new family four-seat | ‘he name of Tailor & Brother, have been er- Rockaway Camiage and Harness, which | rested on the charge of being extensive deal- ee Piper o'clock | ° in counterfeit — “irhirty thousand Pi rg tire sate ; poe ; dollars in epurious bills of banksia New York, Great Snow Storm 5 - New Jersey and Pennsylvania, were found on attendant upon the prior credit system of ; oe yor feet, with the improvement, spstise f i, A. Saeee, their premises sales This course has produced a nett profit oF OOM8 TO LET.—THREE FURNISHED | WC Is 8 good Brick House, containing twelve | dec 6 d Auctioneer _ of $1,509.12, in liew oe tha pet La be Roseery at ram RatcroaD Station—A conventently arranged rooms, wide and Rooms to let at No 374% street. dee 4-1w gets sted Ne did Mest, Wann ccenbosaadedthad OR RENT —THE LARGE THREE Brich House, situated on the corner of 12t and H streets, containing 10 Rooms with Coal Cellar and Hath Room. Inquie of JAMES W. errr as next door to the Lutheran C: urch. nov 2- Fa ee VOMS FOR RENT.—T WO LARGE, finely furnished Parlors and Bedrooms for rent, with or without Board, at F LINT’S Hotel, near Union Otfice. dec 2 UR RENT —A PARLOR AND CHAMBER handsomely furnished, in one of the most de- sirable locations in the city; being very conven}- ent to the National, Browns’, and Dexter’s Hotel. ‘The house is new, with all the modern tmprove- ments, water, gas,&c. Also, several very pleas- ant Chambers, at 46 Louisiana avenue, south side, near 6th street dec 2 OR RENT.—FUKNISHED PARLOR AND Chamber, on 7th street, nearG, aud situated near tke Patent Cilice. Apply at this ottice. dec 1-tf (OR RENT.—THAT LARGE AND AIRY House on Penn avenue, between 6th ard 7th sireets, over A. Hoover & Son’s Shoe Xtore, sulia- ble fora first-claxs Boarding-House. It is now undergoing a complete repair. Possessiou Vee immediately. Inquireof A. HOOVER & SON, south s'de of Penn avenue, between 6th and 7th cee. ccW-tf | frends, therefore, here, there, and everywhere, Man sechsoneeon Free cacti cen eatin adil (cllveastl caraway whe geiets ime oes te Pi “Chubb, 9g: Poeerston given the fate | rad Uestval which will be wfaced with tie November neit. Tnquireof RIGES & CO. Anlcet strains of Withers’ musivalled Coulee —— Music. {OR SALE.—THE SUBSCRIBER IS AU Come beauty, come manhood, come one. and come all, © thorized to sell at private sale a two-story and And Join {n the fun of the Jolly Club Ball, attic Frame House ard Lot, situated on 12th street Tickets ONE DOLLAR—admitting a gentle- between M and N streetx, No. 331. Also, the ad- man and ladies joining vacant Lot ‘[F Positively no hats or caps allowed in the ‘Terms: One-third cash; the balance in seven Toom except those worn by the respective Clubs. instalments, at six months apart. Possession | By crderof THE COMMITTEE. given immediately, aes dec 2 ‘T,Tb,S& Mate novar-eolwe ___JAS T. FERRY. | sccK: BUCK! BUCK! (net Woolly Hess) OR RENT —AS A BEDROOM—A LARGE, EN ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON, D C comfortable front Room, at No 4358th street, TEVAREE ENTIRE DEER, LARGEST EVER a nelghborhood at once very central, very quiet, > Datani z received in Baltimore, shot with Virginia and very convenient to the Post and Patect (tt. Fidies—not revel<ers. ? & con, dec 4.e02t® FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE IN .§ GEORGETOWN, D.C, FOR RENT.— ‘The subscriber offers for rent her late residence at the corner of Fayette and Fourth streets, Georgetown, immediately opposite the Convent of the Visitation. This 1s one of the largest and best finished houses in the District of Columbia. having all the modern improvements contained in the first-class Louses of the Northern cities. There is attached a ae cistern in the yard, carriage-house, and stable for several horses. A pomp of the purest water in the immediate vicinity. The locality 1s high and satnbrions, and in a quiet and highly respectable neighborhood. Possession given immediately. For further particulars inquire next door to the premises, of Mrs. ANNE R. G’NEAL. od | Date KENT OR LEASE—DWELLING- House 332, north side Penn. avenue, between 9h and 10th streets One of the finest locations in the city for profefsional or business men. ‘To a punctual tenant the rent will be moderate. Ap- ly onthe premisestoGEO H. B WHITE & EI -orto CHAS. H LANE, Gents Furnishing Store, 424 Penn, avenue, near 4 street. nov 12 Desperate VitLain.—Between seven and eight o’clock on Friday night last, some fel- low took his opportunity while the Baltimore train was coming in on the other side of the depot to enter office of the freight depot, and forcing open the money drawer took from it some two hundred dollars in money, the property of Mr. Stevenson. The thief was discovered by a young man on the premises, who gave the alarm by calling to the watch- man The thief immediately drew a pistol and fired at the young man, the ball whistling past his head and over his right shoulder. The thief now made off through the yard and over the fence, some ten feet high, like a frighten- ed deer, his pursuer sending after him three or four balls from a revolver, but which through the darkness of the night probabiy mi as the fellow succeeded in making good hisescape. In his burried exit from the freight office he missed some fifty dollars in small gold and silver coin, remaining in the drawer Suarrs Anour.—On Saturday, a young gen- tleman, whoisa stranger in Washingtou, was ““dene’’ out of fifty-nine dollars by a couple of genteel looking fellows, who met with him at the National Monument. It was managed by the brass ball, or the ‘ opium box in which the Chinese place their opium to keep it from spoiling *’ The young gentleman did not sus- pect that he had been swindled until he re- turned to his hotel and related the circum- stances, when he learned that he had been “‘sold ’’ Officers were consulted, but it is probable the information was given too late to assist them in arresting the swindlere. é Curious Wxaron.—Lact night, a colored min, Wm. Dixon, was arrested for disorderly conduct and taken to the guard-house. Upon searching his person, a very elaborate nonde- script weapon was fuund partaking of the characteristics of bowie knife and pistol. It was loaded and capped ready forservice. This morning the weapon wrs iden property of Dixon’s ereleriss and was t: from his money-drawer. Dixon was severely lectured by Justice Birch and ordered to give security for good behavior. Later from Santa Fe Burrato, Dec 6.—The St. Louis Democrat of the 2d inst. bas advices from Santa Fe to the 22d ult. The news, however, is unimpor- tent. The Indians continued their 2: tions ~The gold deposits on the Gila are seid to exceed those in the richest portions of Cali fornia. A large number of citizens hed already left Santa Fe for the mines. credited on the books, but dependent for real- ization upon its subsequent collection By reference to the Warden's report of Junuary 1, 1854, it will be seen that the amount due for articles sold was $12 265.07. The amoun‘ now due is $4,947 50, the greater part of which consists of this first indebtedness and from the failure which has attended the e: | ee efforts made for its liquidation, the arden fears there is jittle hope that this last amount will be materially lessened, byt an nounces his purpose not to remit any exertion to that end. The Carpenter's Shop has been closed and the convicts employed in that department buve been “farmed out” to a contractor, which course has resulted in an increased revenue compared with that realized from the sale of manufactured goods at auction. The Female Department (Mrs. E. F. Mar- ceron, Matron.) is ina healthy and prosperou: condition, there being an evident improve- ment in the department of its inmates There are at present eight female convicts, three white and five colored; a part of whom are employed in wasbiog, ironing and sewing for the male convicts, and the remainder in bind- ing shoes fur the shoe factory. Tho report of the Matron shows that during the past year there has been labor performed in this de- partment as follows: Uf shoes bound 2,038 pairs; clothes washed and ironed, 1,950 dozen; do. mended, 384 pair; do. made, 193 pieces, ex- elusive of some fancy work, and their own necessary requirements attended to. The healtn of the convicts, male and te male, has been, generally speaking, excellent, and their moral deportment, with a few ex- ceptions, of a satisfactory character. The attending physician, Dr. Garnett, calls atten- tion in a letter accompanying the report to the case of a convict named Warnes, who is subject to periodical attacks of insanity, there being no suitable place in the institution fo. the accommodation of persons in his lamenta- ble condition. The Chaplain (Rev R. R. Richards) has perfurmed his clerical duties with seal and ability. In his report to the Warden, he ex- presses the opinion that much in the ben- eficial results of his labors would be a rieoced by a small expenditure for books for the Library The books on hand are not only much defaced by use, but have beon re-pe- rused many times by the convicts. The num- ber of bovks now on hand, including a copy of the Bible in the possession of every con- bout five hundred rden recommends that a few hun- be expended for the purvhase of mew books for the library. The number of convicts in the 4rstitution on the 30th September, 1555, was sicty-five; simee that time, thirty-five have bven re- ceived, twenty discharged by expiration of sentence, and eight pardoned—leaving seven- ty-two confined Ostober 1, 1856. The co: ts of the year are apportioned as follows: white 53; colored 47; natives of the United States ¥1; Ireland 2; Germany 2; England 1; Seot- Jand 1; Prussia 1; Havana 1; born at sea 1. Crimes—Larceny, 55; arson, 7; assault and battery, 1; horse stealing, 1; false pretences, 4; rape, 1; arson and larceuy, 1, assault and bat- tery with intent to commit rape, 2; receiving stolen goods, 2; kidnapping, 1; passing coun- terfeit money, 1; burglary, 4; forgery, 3; rob- bing United States mail, 4; murder, 1; man- cellar; the gas and store fixtures to be so! with wd poe ; is property is handsomely located, being thet west ofthe Confectionery Stove. ae ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, the purcheser to give notes for the de- pig paysnents, bearing interest from the day of s A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyance at the cost of te purchaser. nov 2-d A. GREEN, Auct’r {D> The abeve sale i stpened until WEDNESDAY, the 10th same hour. deca d A. GR N, Auctioneer. — ee C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer EXE LENT ROSEWOUD PIANO = Forte, rier a . Chandeliers, &c.—On TUESDAY NG, December 9h, at 10 o’clock, at the co ner of 9th street west and north H street, I sha!iseli the Furniture and Effects of pte removing from the city, consisting of— Superior Rosewood Piano Porte, by Chickering Nlegant Rosewood Sofa, Arm and Parlor Chairs, finished in Brocatelle Superior Walnut silk damask-covered Arm aud Reception Chalrs Pinsh covered ‘Tete a tete Sofa ‘two richly-carved Rosewood Marble-top Centre Tables Re : “ire and elaberatcly carved Rosewood Safa fable yptlan Marble. top Sofa Table Two splendid miror-Lack Elegeres Vatrof French-plate yilt fame Pier Glasses Yatr of Glezant French-plate Mantel Mirrors Two Walnut \Whatnots, baudsome Candelabras Vair of kandsome Parlor Chandeliers, Gas Fix- tures Suite of four rich Hrecatelle silk Lined Window Curtalox, with Cords, Tassels, Cornice. &c. Par of large avd elegsut China Mantel Vases, with beaurifnl Varian Marble Figures Rieb Veivet Parlo Carpets, Rugs Handsome gilt Window Shades ‘Pwo splendid Walnut Suites of Chamber Furni- tire, comprising each Jenny Lind Bedstead=, Marble top Mressing Bureau, Wardsobe, and Marble-top Washstands Superior Walnut Chamoer Commod Excellent fall spring reat Lounge, Workstand Cottave Bedsteads, Pisin Bureaus Hair and Hush Mattressses, Wasustands Cllcloth, Matting. stair Carpet Handsome Walaut Hat Rack Marble-top Hall Table Mahogany Hair spring-seat Chairs, Rocker Do Marble top Sideboard F xtension Dining ‘Table, stained Sideboard Kefrigerator, Dining room Chairsg Clocks, Looking-Glasses Tables, Superior Morning Star Cooking Stove, &c. aLso— One superior Walnut Office Desk Set of solid Mahogany Pigeon Holes, with doors Solid Mahoyvany Lawyer’s Desk Upright Desk with pigecn holes Oltice Chairs, Stove. Olleloth, &c. Terms: $3 and under cash; over that suma cre tit of 60 and 9 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest dec 3-4 JAS © McGUIRE, Auct Negro Insurrection in Kentucky Lovisvitur, Ky.. Dec. $.—Keports have jast reached this city that the negroes of Southern Kentucky have broken out in rebel hon, and that » general insurrection is ap- prehended) Theycommenced an attack ‘ke iron works. and vigilance committees are bemg turmed in Lafayette and Hopkinsville for the purpose of taking prompt action in the matter. Terrible Stsamboat Disaster Cincinnati, Dee. 8 -On Saturday night, at about eight o'clock, the new steamer Kentuc- ky, lying forty miles above thie city, burst a steam pipe, scalding eleven deck bands and firemen and six deck passengere. Three of the wounded soon died, and the others were brought here to the hospital yesterday. They are all badly hurt, and it is thought that four or five more will die. HA!_HA!_HA “© We'll langb and we'll dauce Until the broad day, While beanty's briz uh Vth JOLLY CLUBRESPECTPULLY AN- nee to thelr innumerable friends, femi- uine and masculine, NING, December Sth, 1-56, atthe WasmINGToN AssEMBry Rooms ‘The Committee of Arrangement: nothtny undone to ensure a beantt a gor 3 display—one that will be remember @ hy all who participate in it as a bright and grati- fying tneldent In the journey of life. Momns will preside on the ocession, ard the Star of Terpsichore will shine resplendently. All of our Baltimore Markets. Battiworg, Dec. 8 —Flour is firmer; sales of superfine at $6.56i0$6 624 Wheat is fully two cents better, but accu- rate quotations cannot yet be given Corn has advanced; sales of old white and yellow at 62a 65e Whisky is firmer; sales at 3la32e. New York Markets. New York, Dee 8 —Flour bas advanced; sales of 9,000 bbls ; State $6.252%6.40; Sonth: ern firm at $6 90a$7 20 Wheat bas advanced 2c; sales of white $1 70aSl 74, red at $1 55 Corn is dull; sales of 15,500 bushels; mixed 73s. yellow T44c. Pork is buoyant; mess $19 25a$19 50 Beef is buoyant; new repacked Chi $14.50. Lard tends upward; sales at 150. Whisky is better; sales of Ohio at 34ic. BEAR MEAT, HAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES, fattest ever received from the Allegha- nies. A Seancu.—Last night a gas light was dis- covered burning in the celiar under Egan's store on the Avenue near Seventh street. Sus- pecting that an attompt was being made to rob the store, the proprietor sent for officers, and when they arrived, a search was made through the entire building, but no ene was discovered. It is supposed possible that the gas may have been burning since Saturday. mn-tontly receiving from the We-t, vta Balti ore and Ouio, Winchester and Potomac, Par- ‘Wurg, Central OLio Railroads, VENISON, ULTRY, WILD GAME, keg and roll BUT- TER, CAP HONEY, DKIED APPLES and PEACHES, and country produce generally. For sale by Cc. C. O’NEIL, Corner Howard and Pratt streets, dec 3-1m Baltimore. ; wee Asi, McGUIRE, Auctioneer. —_ ISTEER’S SALE OF FRAME House ‘inanci: mead ttisels winctease oe sete » ek DAY APTERNOON, December 11, at 4 o'clock, | | N&W Yor, Dee. 8. — Stocks are lower. on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust dated | Cumberland Coal Co. 17J: Illinois Central April “th, 1856, and recorded in Liber J A.S., | shares 117; do. bonds 94° M: ichigan Southern No 115, folios 324, 325, 326, 327, and 3:8, one of | 883; New York Central 91; Pennsylvania Govt the land recoids for Washington county, I shall Company 99; Reading 844; Canton Compan: scll the west half of Lot No. 6, in square No. | 294: Viteinia 6's Mf eMiton _ 120, fronting 25 feet on north L’street, between | ~~ {iV iréi Missouri 6’s 90. ish and 19th streets west, running back 110 feet | Sterling exchange is dull. ———. to a 30 feet alley, with the improvements consist- ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE. Passace Taigves.—Saturday evening, the residence of Rev. Dr. Gurley, on Twelfth st., was entered by thieves, wno stole from the passage several coats and other articles of ng apparel. No clue was obtained b; which the officers could arrive at the deposi- tory of the goods or detect the thieves ing of atwo-story Frame Dwelling House, Sta- ble, and other outbuildings ‘Terms cash DAVID A. HALL, Trustee. dec 5-4 JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. SNe Ec sd tates By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown QMALL MARKET FAKM at Auction.— De ALEXANDRIA, Deo 8, 1856. But lite news is stirring. The fall trade has began to slacken, and things generally are On TUESDAY, December 9th, at 3p m ji Ti . we wiil seli, on the premises, to the hlpnest oat Tis the calm after the election storm. page one ee ot alias Property — But our citizens, quiet as appearances are, the property of Mr m Cemmack, lyin, ok ti ey ce a | side: ot thor Rockville 7 uropiike, are not idle when benevolence calls The ani about two miles from Georgetown, im- | prospects ef the poor for the coming winter mediately opposite Mount St Alban’s Church, already engage their attention, and plans are containing, 7% rips) more nod ret oan mie to on foot toenable the destitute to pass the in- Te eae ant commodious Frame Dwel- | clement season ahead without eafferk A ting. There is no more healthy tocation in the meeting for this purpose is called at the Deen Avakm or Fine.—Yesterday afternoon the fre companies were summoned to their engine houses by an alarm of fire A few pieces of apparatus were taken out, but speedily re- turned, there being no necessity for the ser- vices of the firemen. NAMBRIC COLLARS. —JUST Received, al lot of Cambric Collars, of most beau tiful designs, for Ladies and Children, at CASSIDY’S, 3:4 Penn avenue, Crmcui? Courr.—This morning the replevin ease of J T Brownvs. R Cohen was given tothe jury but a verdict had not been re- country Exch, ; 4; assaalt and batte ith intent 8 dec 3-iw bet. 10th and 11th streets. HATS AS IS HATS! ‘Terms Accommodating, and made known at | Exchange to-morrow morning . tonne. goo a vm Se nt MORE AUCTION BARGAINS. HAVE ‘THIS DAY INTRODUCED THE | sale. BARNAKD & BUCKEY, Notwithstanding the action of the majority The Warden, in concluding his report, ex- new styleof Winter or Session HAT, which is entirely new in style, finish and beauty. Gen:lemen no in want of really a beautiful new style will find it greatly to their advantage to try the cheap Hat, Cap, Fur and Furnishivg Bazaar. Getting in that good old way of purchasing for cash, I shall give my customers al! the advan- tages. Sign of the Dr Kane’s White Bear, corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue Warca Rervgxs.—Thomas Cassidy, va- grant; work house 30 days. Wm. 8. Mullen, riot; security furcourt. Wm. Lewis Delaney, riot; security for court Joseph Purney, riot; jail in default of security. George Curtis, (colored,) disorderly; fine and costs. William Dixon, (colored,) disorderly; fine and coats. E HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM Sees Auctioncers the Philadelphia Auctions, a very large and handsome assortment of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks and Talmas, which in addition to our fermer stock makes our assortment one of the largest and best to seiect from in the city. Having been bought at auction late in the season, we can sell them fifty per cent less than New York prices. Sales Room second store. W EGAN & SON, in the Board of Aldermen, in laying upon the tuble a Council resolution re: uesting the Mayor ppoint delegates to the Southern Commer: Convention, our clty will be well Tepresented at Savannah A large number of the delegates appointed at the citizens’ meet- ing, on Tucsday last, left here last week for the purpose of participating in the delibera- tions of the convention resses his indebtedness to the officers of the institution for their aasiduity in the discharge of their several duties. By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. (Watt, Bagnaro & Co., Washington.) Or WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH INST., at i0 o’clock 2 yn , We wiil sell, atthe resi dence of Col. Roberts, on the Georgetown heights, intersection of High end Road streets, the entire Honsehold Fttects, as PARLOR FURNITURE. Taz Aproixtments of the Virginia Confer- ence of the M. E. Church South were made cn ¥riday, by the presiding officer of the confer ence im session at Richmond. The following “ga The Intreductio: are those for the Washington district : taneous Hair Dye to the publi. 323 routh side Pa av., Lage 6th and 7th sts, | roast — pee es Panwood Garvea Receten Owais a Foncbugks brn oe One Weaitagean: atasiet WW: Bewcwt, peel: | Sl Sacre megememin ae ommecign r enie ee | ee = Kec artiespel ecligeboat tracted with a Philadelphia firm for a supply is Set Rosewood Parlor Chairs tained gl . ‘i ding elder; Washington city—D.S Doggett, of stained glass for all the windows of preparations with which this country FRENCH eS FLOW- “There shall no evil befall thee, Rosewood Carved Gothic Chairs a : . C. A. Davis, sup ; Alexandria—J A. Duncan; noe ee S. lie S uae ninabjar deere ian iakatten 2s Rosewood Ma: ble-top and Inlaid Centre Tabies SR nie arn Decal Pie Rock Cree P J. Lampkin; Howard—to be | itenasun Wustean To procure these much desired or- ADIES, WE WISH TO CALL YOUR AT- R. BROTHERS’ PREVENTITIVE FOR Do __Tete-a-Tete Crimson Brocatelle which is to adorn a new oriel window above ied; F. —P. F issi a # iustentaneous Liquid Hair Dye, man- ten fon to our rich and elegant assort- marnied ladles, Whose circtm-tances do not | Velvet Tapestry, Carpet and Rug rapa aig iia 7 oe lad Roe el Ki tof FRENCH F at will find a the sanctuary. Thenew organ will, we learn be lied; Potomac—W. B. fwyman; Lees- | 3/tee! by Z. D. Gilman, Chemist, city of Washington — | inent of FRENCH FLOWEKS, which warrant too. rapid an increase cf family, Fine Oil Paintings and Engravings 5 uary fs 5 . es a ke; Loudo: UH Breton Maven. A a halen tu the | We hove ro~ oa hand, comprising tie this Preventitive most valuable; whose health, | Rosewood Eteyere, Chinese Teapoy arrive this week . 1 . , : teeg a: ent found in the eity, at or other circumstances do n: = | Lace an ele ©: 9 e recent lamented demise of Mr. Wm. burg—Jobo L Cisske; Leeten— wy Blacain' “Princpal cay apg beg eager Faces large: t assortment to be ft ‘her eire’ tal do not permit them to in- | | 4 Brocatelle Curtains, Lamps Th l ad { Mr. Wm. K J. H. Oreard; Warrenton—Wm- E. Judkins, | corisL ancane,abert oli scders wily be eerie nine: CASSIDY’S, crease the number of thelr fam!ly, without Gtrandoles, Ornaments, &e Ball, City Collector of the Southern District, one to be supplied; Springheld—E A. Gibbs; Siw dee 5-1w 314 Pa, av , bet. 10th and 11th sts inconvenience, foes : eae aiciog a east Armor ae ROOM. has brought forward a lai Patterson’s Creek-S WV Hoyle; Manaszas— {0} DeGraih s Electric Oll.—The demand ‘emales, either marri:d or single, s ut and Plus: Sofa Ko. H Nasb; Prince William—D. Wailace. Cowargpiy —On Saturday evening, Mr. CARPETINGS, OLLCLUTHS AND RUGS. EK HAVESTILL REMAINING ON HAND alarge assortment of CAR PETINGS, OIL- coptiunes tofucresse. Kvery day some new section writes for it. ‘Table. le. plicants for his station. Rent: Taber, Golhic Carved Chae” will be made to-morrow might by the City Brussels Carpet, eg &e. counsils CHAMBER: Ropaagae ghectabe 4 from any cause, can be te- moved without medicine, by calling at 179 south Curcago, lil., June 2d, 1826. B street, formerly Drs Brothers & Gray’s. All Prof De Grath—Send us perk H $268 worth of your Klec- dec S-lw 4 C and MA’ ‘Those that have | letters must contain 2 stamp to use on the reply. 8. The markets remain with but little change. bar cegetagtaronhoar omer ort Lapel ha her ee eade ate porckaaes woclbansreniasexs| aaccasee a Hlezant Chinese riebly Carved Rosewood Hed- re in a cri condition, were attac f yp SO SNORE OC CNC NID GRID stew a = —_— pay arte + a crowd of persons near Lloyd's} Prof. ve Grath—Sena me 4s deren 20 0 = dou, arataneen aed from the agents of LACK FEATHERS-—A VERY SUPER- | pressing Bureaus, Wardrobe, Stard, and Chairs | ~ MELLINERY. Hotel, at the railroad depot. Mr. Crutchett | dunt sn 73+ fone #! mise and draw, for tue amount. The | the manufactory, in New York. We can sell forerticlecan be found, at to match LADIES' WE HAVE NOW was badly beaten, and extibited the marks at | “ment! 7% Ol! sass to beincreesing ar near toes dec 3-1w “CASSIDY?S, 314 Pa aves | rqanogany Inlaid Bedsteads opened a large and elegant bei sia hve ‘where he wont to complain. | _ 10 ts tarpossibic to AN orders fast enough. 4 phyeician of Salesroom, second story. 1D AND WARM GLOVES. at Bureau, Wardrobe. and Stand to sult i en of BONRET! Tor indies rs , b P! this city procured my Kiectric Oil yesterday to use tn his W. EGAN & SON, K STEVENB’S Sales Room. Inlaid and other Bedsteads children of most fashionable styie and ‘and It was feared that Mr. Coster was even more | practice for Neuralgia, Swellings, His certificate of = dec 4-6t Intel} 323 Penn avenue. ms Best quality Feather Beds, Pillows, and Bolsters sy roughly handled he not being able to protect ease in which It relisved, wi ything lee felled ec [in Also, Tilbury Driving Gloves. des 3-lw D> Halrand © pring Mattresses penoe pic bead edema —— gone =a bs other in the Ls 8, please himself Officers Watson and Yeatman went 1 aE aate time tornotic’ thavwarn ccm cay | TUS RECEIVED AN ADDITION To RENCH FLOWERS.—-LADIES, YOU | Mabogeny Dressing, and other Bureaus ype epeniy toapet ant fll orga age pot wa in search of the parties and evidence to iden- genuine can be obtaiued at the Origiual Depot, 39 my —— niyo bt ede Coren ‘can find at ourstore a most elegant assortment Wardrobes, Washstands, Chamber Chairs t Sloe stock a Micteua: faswoms B Sethene, ‘em tify them, Mr. Crutchett being unable to say | Sos" Bishi street, below Gale tn Weshlagton Uy OHas: Vast Nas which I arn repared to make up to | Of French kph iene at very low prices. Brussels Carpets, s who they were, they being strangers to him. He could imagine no cause for the attack brotderies, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, and Fency Goods of all kinds, at aLso— CASSIDY’S, Bathroom Furniture complete _dec J-iw__ 314 Pa. av., bet 10th and Lith ets. Bureaus, Stands, Bath Tubs, Chairs | quLK UNDERGARMENT -IN ADDI- Carpet, Ollcloth; &c. H SS tion to our very full and complete assortment BINING ROOM. | of heavy woollen and merino Undershirts and Extension and Side Tables Drawers, we offer the largest and most veried as- Stone China Dinner Set sortmentofSiLK UNDEKSHIR TS and DRAW - China Tea Set, Plated Egg Boller ES ever offered in this market Pitchers, Waiters, Trays | Baving exciusively forcash we offer the best Fine ent Wine ‘Tumbiers, and other Glass gocds, in the largest variety, at the lowest and Leather Covered | uniform prices, at STEVENS’S Sales Room, Curtaina, Shades, aud Ornaments JASSIDY cu Slane age ‘Tollet Sets, Rockers, Bedsteads, &c. Successors to A ‘Tate, dec 3 314 Pa. av , bet. 10th and I]th sts &. DUPRIE’S REMEDIES are the only effectual cure for External or Internal Piles, Saltrheum, Ring-Worm, &c. ‘They are unrival- led for purifying the blood. 50 cents box. OUdiice 76 Nassau street, New order prom) th and in the latest styles On Tosa, READY-MADE CLOTHING of fine quality, a new supplyof fine SHAWLS, and many other desirable articles of Gentlemen's ‘wear A. H. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor, nov 29-2w Browns’ Hotel, Pa. ave. OYSTER LIQUOR. URE OYSPER LIQUOR, FOR MAKING Soup, at 25 cents per gallon. SCHWARZKE & DRURY, decé 3t 459 11th st., 2d door above E ?ERA GLASSES IN ENAMEL, PEARL, the necessity of @ resort tificin} means, by which to rally aud restore temporary strength aud being to oor impaired faculties, which is mont effectually done by the use of Hostetter’s celebrated Btomach bitters before meals. One wine glass used a4 per directions on the the bottle, or in smaller quantities, if the perso is weak in body, will con ost credulous of its restorative effects, to which ‘can testify who used it for years, aud uader no 10 do without it, Ladies, benefits resn)ttog from dec tlw A Wanrxine.—A large number of youn men were tried and seutenced to pay a fine o! five dollars and costs on last Saturday by Justice Birch, fur congregating on the corners of certain streets in the Seventh Ward, and behaving in an improper and disorderly mun- ner, annoying the citizess. This, we ure in formed, i# but the first outset to break up these gatherings. They have been the cauze of com plaint for two years past, as one of the wit ork it by mail oe sale by FORD DRO., comer of 11th st, and Penn. avenue _ 00 23 TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY. e Ly Druggista kenerally. (7-The 1. B. of R. & H.—The Indian - of Liverwort and Hoarhound is doipg more good ta ofa, Carpet, Ruy Cane-Seat Chairs, Curtains ‘Kime Piece, Arm Chair, Matting | dec 4-20 Browns’ Hover, age Ivory, Ebony, Japan, &c, from $3 to #40 ; ALso— - = Pee ee nesses informed us, and this is the strongest cain’ 2 epee Re TE LAKES ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY. |e her gine { ALEXASDRIA AND WASHINGTON effort yet made to relieve the citizens from | eee ee oe ee ee fatal fe pur climate, “The P.8.—Opera Glassos for rent. dec 1 BONNETS, OF ALL QUALI- Iron and Tin Ware, Wood Ware } RAILROAD COMPANY 6 perrent Bonds, the anaozenge. coraret ty ettouea Bowens, Mammeontanes bietapit |S DRNTEST RY, fats to fue lowest prised Se RE oe per tense 5 nen a : ' 3 ae 7 : ‘o the lowes! han With other not herein mentioned. City, for sale on favorable terms Arreurt to Cur Ucr —Last night, the | ives pe on sry complaint, eo J. SURGERY, Has located biesscif N weg? wee Handsome HEAD DRESSES, in| “yerms: All sums of and under $30 cash; over { dee l-eodw oo joey See as edison mr pn ot tale by Wek. Ullman, Charies | Permantly in thigelty. Dr MoGee Is "EMBROLDERIES of all kinds. guauntpeleen tates eect 7 | EF, BOSTON,— THE SUPERIOR FAST po feane etleunpting oo nes tigen ta Sb thane eet hy Pigecmiw-” | Dental Murgery, aud bas bad over twelve vears | TRIMMINGS to match any style of Dress | "WPEOT ee ts for: Kent Apply to A. Hyde, | KY salting Clipper Schooner BRD tice vestigating, they found that an attempt had been aie by the occupants of acell to out through the thick double boards. One of the prisoners named Mullen, was standing near the grating, whistling, and at the same time ved ae Bkananee eer MAR, Capt Ni. kerson. as arrived, dee & BARNARD & BUCKEY,Auct’r | will bave qu - aap EAR TLUY & BRU, imu = se ' No BP Water mtreet, ‘Georgetown dec 341 goods. RIBBONS of every style. And, in fact. every variety of Goods usually found fa first class Trimming Stores UF DRESS MAKING, after the latest and Office removed to the residence of his father, Rev T. McGee, (for the preseat,) 8th street, be- twen I aad K streets. dec 2-Im of Rreatecr vice la allaylug Bronclial Irrite Uduisg Hoarsences produced by Colds, aud do t Fea ® real favor in calling their atteution b+ them.”"—Zion's Heraid. “ We commend them to the at- tention of public apeakere, 4 others who are By &. GREEN, Auctioneer, —— SALE OF VALUAN: Ly NSEL FLOWERS. SOMETHING = aoarerag oer T PRIMARY | most approved styles. Building Lets at Auci TU < reanes, at working his knife in time with the tune. The | S20"! re gcnntnnot the Throat Christan Wack | MISSES QUINCE SLROe PREMA iN Bee rie mupply ts Kept up throng the en- DAY, the2d day of December next, t shall ret. 1° cregant and new for bead CASSIDY's, - s cheerfully bear = ‘ 5 “ rem oel Pen Attempt was fcustrated by the guards, whe “inots sod sieptat fra wr aaate | AL Heard tm the family if desired Mesidence |' Opposite tbe Centre Market. | 5 ra "ait ue’ Peterat sonnet nee ee | deed te mi Fone. ove ee > = Sane o Pa batances 346 11th street, between ‘dec 2-1w# te ticles switabdle for | suvdivided Into handsome building lois, feontiug | CLOCKS !—CLOUKS!—CLOCKS. Promptly took posse - al rca fn treatment of Ah UB Soll A rege rey Sota” | op Oth Sad th shreeia tee Gos ae heme ns LY THINK OF 1T,—GOOD CLOCKS Cotumnia TrpooraruicaL Socizty —. ~ - wedow. utaining no ma. optam or deleterious dri uges can Le used i s freely & ublic speakers aud vocaliate for co) of this society, on Saturday night, ends rns or RS Dee clearing and FRINGES—FRINGES—FRINGES. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DEEP north. Plats can be seen at my auction rooms frome $1 50 up to $30,—all ‘Title direct from the Government and indisP"- | ranted t> go right;—over ILLIARD TABLES.—TWO BILLIARD - . headed. idths, opened this Tables in good order, are for sale. table 65 different styles of Clocks to, the Sitios mega 4 Tees Pecan a | oe TANOE B. CALLAN, Agios, | Gon og viata to “Cassibyes, Apply to the Steward at the Wash- ‘Terms: One-fourth cash ; balance in one, two. oe erttrom, Aisa, Cleck Cords paige en Lrg ts Pisddeci Hcvesa & Waoac, marr = dee'5-1w 314 Pa. av., bet. 10th and 11th sts. ington Club Rooms, opposite Lafay- three, four, and five. years, the parchaser (0 10 | Welghts, Keys, Balls, Otis, and. ones oe Kecording Secretary; Wm K MeLean, Cor-| Un the dd instant, by the Rev M. Knight, Mr REWARD.—STRAYED OR STULEN | “He Sauere. pees Tea tieagyerain re” | 1 MOBINSON?S, 99 Pennsylvania avenve op- responding Secret ; M. Caton, Treasurer. | H. « SAUTER to Miss Mr E. SHERRY, of $2 on Wetnestay, Desumber 34, we SW santana ce be vephy Se renmapie LN my deed given, anda dood of tre am et's | po tte Browns’ Hotel. was i meeti tht ty. . HO: 3 one him wi afew bad - * . ie S EG pe wee or a po be we ue t honed ot, ears of the re waite spo oven back, and a white statin lis | vanialce Cream Company ,414Seventh strest, nov 27-d&ds he 1zD Society around the festive board, for which] 4, ( -orgetown, on the 3d Instant, Mrs. KLIZ- purpose a committee was appointed to make | Apert ABY, formely of Kockvilie, Md. in the necessary arrangements. the 56th year of ber ace a. . arr {7° The above sale is postponed in conse: | pi KET TUOTH BRUSHES - 4G > Kul quence of therain until TUESDAY, the 9.h ta tj same hour aud place. A. GREBN, Avct dec 3-4 i about 12 rs ‘Fhe above re- word will be paid. for his ‘ellvery to. me ou Bi street, north , between 19th and 20th dec 6-31 JOHN MILLER, between G and H, for 337, conte peas, la yramids or plain forms. Families, Board- es houses, and Hotels will find ic much che iper and better than they can makeit. dec 4-lw* assortinen of these new and usef! | now opentng at the great Brush Empat : awl THK LAKES, 94 Penn avcul+