Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. | M770 crizue Tacsrxes or rex Pratic (GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTS.| _—s AUCTION SALES. =| ag sim Scuoots —A special meeting of the Board was AUCTION SALES. 5 IN- S.C. °/. he A Prep at Bricuam You THE Saints. | held yesterday afternoon, at 4 sees Nata DOW'S tnd four good S ow CASES for slo Siwer wan BAT ACCA SAT. TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ; cm Dees arte te eee ‘ ee et eam | fier commitee wie Gd wer appaad's | "SESE" Nom patent coottcn. | SyCRDAY MouM ND MTG ge SAT. Pig OF A BERS OF Fiver ro | eee et eee Pree Agent the E street Baptist Church, upon Mormonism, | urge the claims of the Hoard before Congress. | yu p57 FURS!! FURS!!! wen Rs Cy Be,thall sell, on account of the es- | BB Yuu Leinertbes besring tine Oke Si day of Soe Boston Affairs. taking for bis text “Brigham Young and Utab- resent—Messrs. Randolph, Harbaugh, Wil- | = , Sos een aie phen Cassin. about— tember, 1851, and daly recorded in Land itscorts Bos N Mr. Hyde fsan Englishman by bisth, and was | son, White, Bacon, Ironside, Walsh, Chapin, | ~ Sermoun, in Georgetown: Aanounces to hig eus- Sor canoes Sterling Siiver Plate t Ayfabington county, in the Distriet of Co umbia, | George Wild of Magee rg ements Im the case of 1 : he Mormon Church, when a boy | Willett and Young. tomers that his assortment of Lavizs F ancy FURS, Term 2) and under, caah: olen tak fanall sell at public auction, on the premises, on re accord edford, who recently disap- poe poe a aa In December of the same | The Board came to order, and in the siousce 1s now compisted, tmall quauities and styles. Sed Cmca t ee fe, aah Over cm 8 MONDAY the 1th, day of November te oalick, | emg the issue of a large amonat of forged of fi , in . a was a Sabi ‘Stone rten, isfactoril, 5 juare 3 rf - Sear he was ordained a priest, and preached the | of ‘he Secretary Mr. Harbaug = Peoses an” Fitch do. jp) Serna Dearing beast of Washington. and fronting 38 feet 9 inches ounurth | The trustees of Ch Street Chureh ha: year he wa * ry pl Furs in this establishment are fresh and elegant in Ww b 2 Py M street, and running back 100 feet to an alley 29 fe Tecovered a verdict — the “ ne, as he believed it to be, inva-| Mr. Ironside, from the committee which had | F' A gets lps pepe LTER 8.COX,¢ Admin's. wide, w: ; let on sith and age elty for $17,000 Mormon doctrine, hone: steed. rted, with | their manufacture, Every artiole war: P. W. P. MAULSB » which, by side alleys, hasan outlet on damages to their Property by the ‘of the rivus places in England and France, until 1853, cane nexorseeed oot ‘the following: » Ww Tesentod. Having bought the present etook forcash} | wd Beles ree eouteie. ‘ane: 2th strosts.” Reshsdtees Somes Siabeiad street. y opening having in the epee rep penile gomemne Pmnfhed WLereas this Board has heard with pleasure of Ladies, to Bet great 4s guid call early at By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. Lot, which is nearly opposite the iate Gen, Thom! Danks ee dis naant — freely offering The ese Soriadierion to that of tone of the twelve | the proposed taking of acensus of the children | _nl-dsw. -W:F. SEV MOUR'S, Georgelown. UBLIC SALE OF 1 BARRELS KENTUC- | f22'* Tetidence, now owned by John E. Reside, | °° Tesume specie pers oerally and are fully able ferior jurisdiction | ws 1953. he sailed from Ltv- | Of proper school age of this city by the Teachers ROM BOSTON.—The schooner Elizabeth B., ky Wiisxer.—On FRIDAY, the 27th inst., at | ‘North ‘eet is soon to be graded, and the neigh- a - On the Hh of February, 1953, he sailed 1 n- | Association, and of the tender of the committee | I ‘has arrived, and will discharge. to-mor- warchouse of Marty een, PublG sale, at the | borhood improxing. Robbery at Clintem, Mass. errt: ound to ine ne there aii inet in ase fhined thereby--Therefore, belt nn, °° Oe a | Cows weather permitting. | & BROS ananvenne, tto cover advances, 100 barrels Bourbon | man thes foots, tied cash ; balance in 6, 12, and 18 igh hopes of realizing there all. that is desirable f Resolved, That the thanks of this Board be, | 1 17-4t lol Water streot, Georgetown. and they are here lishment of Mr. J. p in heliness, purity, and brotherood. He arrived t, and must be sold without reserve. CLINTox, M esta Kentucky Home Whiskey, a Western consign- Tonk ar or notes ine tntorest, and seoured by & t = eae a ¥ “ a SL ¢ in this tendered to the Teachers’ R = a E : Conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser. Place. was entered last evening whi owner in that city in October, and married a young lady Association for a informedion, aud tor the fh whe wee raactokinestenite! Teen < ‘Per =p ig pat sisnte n 10-4 +R. CRAWFORD, Trustee, was at supper, and robbed of Its cunseane to the to whom he bad been erptecd in London, and | acep interest manifested by the said Association | gre penfoctie contin are freely in any & RANDOLPH. A. GREEN, Auct, | value of about $1,000, with which the thieces began to teach school. He was not long in dis- in the prosperity of our Public Schools. kind of harness. Sold because the owner . C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. i0-THE ABOVE SALE Is Pos PONED. made a successful escape. covering the difference between what bess po Resolved, That this Board cheerfully concur in Fee ment fox Re Oe AT Priv SALE. in consequence of the rain, until THURSDAY, the ‘ eT me been tanght to expect and what he saw, ba the object for which the committee on statistics | JOSHU stan 2. 5) half and quarter pipes Vine-Growers’ Compa. | 19th instant, same hour and place. : Navigation Stopped, aoe ediately forsake Mormonisin—yet hoping | 13. yen appointed by the Teachers’ Association, | (C&tholio) Church, Georgetown. an 12-2w_ ny” Braudy, dark and pale vintages, from listened By order of the Trustee, Sr. Catmarixg, C. W., Nov. 17 —Te lock of better things of it. _ and agree to aid them in carrying out their de: | (YfISS CHRISTIE JOHNSON, by, samples. eae as nit A. GREEN, Aust’. | the Welland canal at this place was broke In Ma 3, he wastsent on a Mission to the | *! TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, 50 half and quarter pipes ‘Marteli’s” Pale and = ——— to- Sandwich Islands; and, on bis way thither, re- | “20- Is desirous of forming Classes in Elocution in the | Dark Brandy, vintages from 1903 to 156. by surapleg By JAMES C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. day by the paw Prairie State, and in conse- scived not only te'renomuce Mormonisin, but to | ,. The Board was then addressed by various gen- Schools in Washington, and will give instruction to | now under custoin house lock in New York aut cal SOLE LEATHER, PATENT CALF, MO- | q¥ence of the navigation of the sanal has been persingy Pg te the saunter kee experience | tlemen, after which the report was accepted, and | Private pupils in that cry and iy Gomer: be delivered pure. ta ; On BgSCOeAND Pink LininGs at Purtic Auction. | entirely stopped. * te che Wass rs “ d of mouth and through | the Tesolntions were adopted unanimously. ities Fonnaoe will give lessons to youths and pfo- | 2) Inskets “Heidsick & Co's” genuine brand On FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. 20th. at 10 o'clock ey : interesting book-upon ‘Mormonism, its lead. | _ Mc. Chapin moved that as some time would be | ferienal mento , CMPUION alicsnond’a® Orne De tiduas ae st the Auction Rooms, I sliall sell, for account Depth of Water in the Mississippi. a , takings toed a cosuiastteeticx eovtiare tee cor thal | lake Eeamte Gainey caer eee rela eee er ane Pe and Dry'Ca- | 12i'tides oak tanned Spanisk Sole tether New Oxteans, Nov. 17th.—The depth of wa- oe taking, that a committee be appointed to ask the . 30 do 4 ter in the Mississipp!, at the | « san reumk banoicigs a Lis eer Le a City Councils to make a stall appropriation for Oo a eka Erman m and circulars apply at een and Patent Oils. Sdozen fem re es ae Calf Leather tern feet, sgelant’ sai bond lane . a ronderfully good looking young maa for an | he Purpose of employing persons to assist in do- | Bianchard & Mohun’s Bookstore. Sperm an d Adamantine Candles io No.1 Tampico Morocoo taser “elder. and naturally is enabued to interest his | ! Ukis work. He proposed the following reso- REvERENCEs. Will be sold on liberal credit. 2 age Nez Pink Linings New York Markets. audience toa high degree — i Tv) itt f thi be ey ae Bo Hie Wash, Vee nJ9-eots uy eal fee Terms: ‘s and u cash; over that sum @ Nzw Yor, Nov. 19.—Flour is 4: ala tee R e e re a] ev. Stephen P. » ington, D.C. i ,ouisiana | e. z 7 . Nov. 19. He expresses the —— ey there can be 54 iete yaplarns with the City Councils to ot Grafton Tyler, M. D., Georgetown, D.C. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ee ar wrinpiarecen” for satisfactorily endorsed Secling of Sallc., on State; salrs of 13 ls. ; — 2 yaad roa a Se — ———— .g | sent the subject for their consideration, and to | _o¢3l-Im T Estate.—In pursuance of a decree passed on |") Sha "J.C. MeGUIRE, Auet’r — 0; Obio $5 0, pr fads ia cole posite greeting ya urge the adoption of some measure by them to | = __—_—_—_—_—__—_—_——————— the tenth say, aly rie ine oo Fe ver prea By J.C. McGUIRE. Auct = ~ Wheat is unsettled, sales 27 000 bushels: West s ¢4 . : ndr 1 My »c. J Se a Tt. a 1 Salt Lake City, be describes as having sixteen wybe Chall cpoeistea Mosca tte Wisse, FOR RENT AND SALE. for Pree George's County, nitting asa Court of | PAURNITUR Eaxp HOUSEHOLD EEPECTS era white $1.15al 23! ditto red $1.09a115. Corn thousand inhabitants, and as ag surroun $ 45 “ we) = 5 iquity, in & cause tlerein depending erem Al- at Aucrion.—On FRIDAY MORNING, Noy. | ‘8 firm; sales are unim; rtant; mixed Sias2e by a mud wail twelve feet high, and which was er ee = pies Sees teen ae For other“ For Kentand Sale” notices see ist pare. | [4 M. Berry. next friend of Robert ‘Thompson, thy at 10 orclock, Twill al at oe alt aba Pork has advanced poten 19 50a19 75 Beer built in 1554 merely to keep the people occupied, ms snetion wip Dic in Barc labo R RENT—A| Furnishod, front ROOM, | 7d others, is complainant, and Emily Wall, and | gentleman deciiuing housekeeping, st Neeey 7th | is inactive. Lard ix quiet at Hal3e. . y P authorized to loan to such schools as were defi- OR RENT.—A large, Furnished, fron rol, | others, are defendant, the undersigned, as trustee | Street. Island, all of’ h ne “ for Young, it seems, goes on the Napoleonic prin- cient in furniture, the sarplus furniture in the lighted with «as, convenient to the Captel, therein appointed, will expose at public'sale, to the ing” sand, all of his Household Goods, compria- | W Lisky stead: 3 Obie Me. ciple that people get discontented when they are scondastict. Avenue. — Eatent Office, on east side ~ ‘nh highest biddor-on'tne Premises, on FRIDAY, the | Lounge, Cane-seat, and Back Rockers eae idle, aud open to impertinent inquiry and rebel- Mr. Walsh offered the following resolution: street, Rrst house sod aa a iat day of December next, at the hour of 12 0’clock. | Mahogany hair seat Chairs, Walnut and other cane- Baltumere Markets. lion. The as _ a bee are Cries | ‘Resslncd, That o conmnitiar of three from the OR RENT.—The three-story Brick HOUSE me» if air, if'not fair, at the aie time creo daa oe seat Chairs Battimorg, Nov. 19.—The fiour market shows adobe (sun-dei cieks) = a eee Board of ‘Trustees of the Public Schools be ap- on She corner of seth street and Pa, avenne, con- braces Level ee ne tend citeated patron SOnnty, Pishosany and Walnut T eaf Tables, Marble Vases | a slight improvement since yesterday; sales of ty, placed as th e on the of squares, d to co-operate with the committee of the | t#ininx IL rooms. Store room fronting on the Ave- pa tT ui indow Shades Howard street $5.252$5.31%, and City Mills at leaving well-cultivated fields and gardens in the kecutinacene Ce Sisk the Gone nue, and large dining room fronting on 15th street. | formerly the property of the inte Richard L. noe. Walnut Work Stand, Iron Clock $5.12 a85 25 cash . y pci eachers’ Association, tobe called the Committee | ‘Pig house 1s lighted with gas, and toa good tenant | son, and now decreed to be sold for ~ eet brs | puree ply and Ingrain Carpets, Oilelotia ~ Wheat is steady with a fai Giving a hasty picture of the industrial opera- | 00 Educationat Statistics. . __ | the rent will be moderate, Possession given first | division and parsition between his widew and his | Parlor and Chamber Stoves, Mirrors pi ueat is Steady with a fair demand. Good to tious of the Sorbus, and thelr ““mysteriee’ Ca} Adopted; and Messrs. Walsh, Young and Price | Deosgher Angrr (e OnE. bo tee Bt seats | piece Tene tes ooaibain | Sorarate are ane ettigerator, Walnut and Maple Bedsteads PeCore, old white ool ee eee lsat Promiuent feature of which is a solemn oath to | Were appolated to syrve as the aforesaid commit. | opposite. ‘Tie greater portion 1a open and. There ts, hower. Hair and Husk Mattresses, Quite: y ce ee cherish constant enmity to the United States | '?: m9 Be I ‘ VOR RENT.—The large third-story ROOM, Government ; and by every means to aid in over- |, Mt. Willet, from the Sub-Board of the Fourth | I’ Minty ign wad act third story ROOM. that G . i A Dision+. presexted a statement, asking an addi- | corner Pa.avenue and 13th street. A ortion of the inten themonives specie ae SecuepeeeeT tional appropriation for the schools of that Dis- | room is partitioned off and furnished. The room will ttre: . it v Mc. Sie ts a seminars and other Bureaus ‘otten Mar! stands and Toilet Setts ing a ime excellent Timber Land among the tracts | Spreads, osed to be sold. ‘Some of the parcels of Iand | phreat® am) luable improvemests on them. There is a valuable spring of water on ene of the tracts, and 4 ery, Glassware Avousta, Nov. 18.—The steamer’s news un- . . an additi: ae ij be rented with or without the furniture. Apply to the soil of all the lands is easily worked and well ad- | Kniy i Fork s . n c al te; he A, Ls y te nives and Forks, Plated & settled the markets at leans, le, these objects to entail it upon their children as a ple ipa agro pany re lil op JOS. TRAVERS or L. MURPHY, on the premi- | apted to the raising ofthe staple crops of the county. Castors, Cook Hi eg See Charleston, and all poner aaes and meee “a Sinsation of Brighton Vousg oo Stace ete | primary scboals from thelr present locrtian te | 22%: : = __nie-st* | iiose lands cidimlotetonuit purchasers? ©. | | Together with the ‘usual assortment of Kitchen | ness hss bose tensa nee POs Bree epee oe Come en | llocalionn acter enlied lathe perce. OR RENT.—A Fursished HOUSE. containing | Sn will besold inloteto suit purchasers, pork eauisites. i — « prophet. Hespeaks of Young as aman greatly ai vith this subject the Chair con- eight rooms, suitable fora small family, situat I 3 cree. J ‘erms. $2) and under, cash: over that sum « derrated ; as a man of towering intellect. He |. 1a connection with this subject the Chair con- | F th of the Patent Office, including | hnndred dollars in cash, to he paid on the dav of sale; | cradit of Bdayn, for wots sxtelaoe iit ead Financial. caiel mat tx, catianatest be the apeavouie acc. firmed the statements made, and thought thet «| [vo squares. north of the Eaten rticulars nddrose | 20d the residue of the purchase money to be paid in | fret, interest. "| New Yorx, Nov. 19.—stocks generally are ae — 3, ber ggmborst poop great necessity existed for an additional school | {°l., Ba City Post Offiee - nist | ea al instalments, in Goede ora ee years | niz-d&ds JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. | lower. Chicazo and Rock Island £1. Camber ical € cter ¢ 1s spe i rin ae is offered 2 rate alt ————-—--—— | from day of sale; the same to bear interest fromthe | — seed ie eet Wei oa z ia) s * the reflex of the fanaticism of bis followers Hix | aud teacher 1n the Fourth distric ai aporcone: FOR RENT.—Hither furnished oF unfurnished, | day of sale and to be accured by the bondsofthe pure | = = SS ignd Coal Company 124; Illinois Central Bonds speeches are for Lis people; be must be tion ax had been suggested. ‘The resolution was an exeellent, three-story, new Brick House, | chaser or purchasers, with approved co-oblicors. FUTURE DAYS. “5; Michigan Southern 22; New York Central $0; by his acts. Personally. Brigham he oul adopted “and then the B. ard adjourned. with basement, No. 493 New ‘sey avenue, hve | And uponthe payment of the whole purchase mon large, powerful man, with Tight brow: , . minutes’ walk fi mn the Capitol, with three-stall | ey a - —— Pennsylvania Coal Co. 63; Reading 45%; Cantons ; il snterast thereon, and not botore, the ae By JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, 194; Va. 6's 90; Mo. 6 x. arelessiy thrown back upon his bead, has qui: stable and coach house, with immediate possession. | dersigned is authorized to convey the premises sol ILL, BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON WED. | ome = Sete eyes aed is alae ther jon the Tur Omxinvses.—We publish the following | Inquire at SAM’L. WALKER’S Portrait Gallery, | to the purchaser or purchasers thereof in fee sim le, Ww NESDAY, the 25th iust., at 4 o’elock, a good ~ —_ or of case aah iteveat 4 2 eat : Odeon Buildina, corner 444 street aud Pa. Be real eee ehelE costs. free, clear and discharg | and desirable building Lot No. 7, im Square’ to, FOR MOUNT veRNon. xort of person one would turn to get another lock | communication by way of affording a vent for nid-tf . ed from all claims of the parties to this cause aud of | fronting on G street. near vist street niece os —r4 atin passing. His voice is clear. sono:ous and | tne compiaints of the writer; prefacing it, how- | = — a ony Persan or persons olniming by, from or under | fect 9 inches front, 12 feet fiz inches deep. The lot | | The Steamboat THOMAS COLLYER, having decided. Brigham was born in Vernieat, and is : : 4 Z 2 furnished front ROOM them. The widow isa party to the proceedings in | will be designated during the day by a red flag, | been thoroughly repaired, will make now ia the nelghbornoed of 36 years of age ever, with a statement of the fact that as the om- first floor. lighted with gas,nearthe Department | this case and haa jn writing signified her assent to ‘Terms of sale will be made known on the cround. "| regular trips to Mount Vernon, leay Me. Hyde says that in a late visit to Plymouth | buses at might only run one every half hour, | of State. Apply at Room No-a, state Department, | 12 take in lieu of her dower an equivalent in money, | n 17-3 J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. |: Church, Brooklyn, ne was struck by the remark- | it is highly probable that our correspondent man- n 18 -3t as ascertained by law, out of the proceeds of the T able similarity er wharf, in this city, «ver PR MB HOUS y By A. GREEN During the intervening ex AGEING. at 9 a : ds es SSE ——— if SE @ intervening time ¥ run tyle of speech, &c., between | 22¢d to be ready to take one at 10 p. m.—a few KOR RENT. The new FRAME HOUSE on | S16 DANIEL C. DIGGES. Trustee. y » Auctioneer. oe ming tims ig . é : Beecher. | Minutes after oue had passed up the avenue. the northwost corner of 220 and H streets west, - DIGGES Trustee, UBLICSAL ue of a deed of trust ex- | trips to Alexandria, P — reenin Voung in bi eowe shaven We may not inappropriately add that’ Mr. | inthe Firat Ward henweeut MOORE'S Drug mber 18, 1857. n19-lawtioth Deck dts ecuted to wrded in Liber J. A.S., | 008 tf THOMAS BAKER, Captain. : sD i 7 i Vanderwerken does uot take his avenue omni- | Store, 113 Pa. avenue. face; bis careless manner of disposing his hair; p = Minecll dod his off-hand freedom!fcomjconventionalisms; his | buses off the route, under Laat @ circumstances A RARE CHANCE. Will be se style of walking the platform while speaking; | Whatever—but runs other coaches when called K & a RESTAURANT, on 7th stre and his power of impressing his audience by his | on. to accommodate excursion parties. So his | Centre Market, Apply to KR. MLA No. 133, folios 257, 258, 259, 260, and 361, one of the FAUTIFUL ROSE arbi sae eee iand records of Washingt ty. Distriet of Co. BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD-CASE IRON lumbia, I shall, on SATURDAY. Tie Sthof Deosia: A. Irrame Pranotorte, uapd ene year ts xt, at 40"c.ock p.m id low for cash, | FJ AM HAMS! HAMS SNWICK’S | _ We have a choice lot of Famiy-cured HAMS, in front of the promises, | muly, of Hallet, Davis & Co., Boston, eller for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder | ™&nulacturers, will be sold ata great bargain, for jonah ounay grievance in the other case to which he alludes, | Restaurant, Pa, avenue, between Ist and 2d streets, | Which are mprurpasted be exDeit caEt therefor. the enstern halfol Lot No Siu Sanare No | Ash OF credit, at our great Beant Ta Younus watey i 3 is probably basrd on wrong information. The | No. 360. . ii _ nla 3t* of Verumat ose a ee 587, in subdivision of John Wilson and Nicholas JOHN f. ELLIS, «bad seen Young sway an audience of 8,000 P y 1S ose " ————— _eeen Re24 Corner of Vermont avenue and | Calian, 2 the eame is recorded im the oa it oc 2 30 Pa. ave.. bet. Sth and ‘0th ste. people to and fro as if by some superhuman | ttuth is, as conducted the Georgetown and Capi- | ANG R A PARLOR, and CHAMBER, | Ovicu ro HOUSER FRE gcord of anid oily of Washington, Dusrece een’ szeucy. His power of vituperative eloquence | ‘0! omnibuses embrace substantial reforms and handsomely furnished, aud wnere there is a Notice S TO HOUSEKELPERS. foe say y ashington, District of Co Was deseribed as something terrible, and some | Conveniences for the public. But no such line of | small family and wr boarders eptomn reeceetatie — . mi 9 T STEVENS’S NEW FANCY STORE, s6 h and loth : wh =n " ° | CLR. L. CROWN & CO.. having received Terms cash. The property to be resold at the |<» Pa. avenue. between 9 streets, gan singular instances of its crusuing force 1 coaches can run anywhere, under any circum- wn Pigs std Sia Ga ie freauy De and weil selected stock for ihe Fail trades in rink and expense ofthe purchaser ualece wee terms a fr’ xcellent assortment of Opera Hoods. tumacions ‘Saints’? were mentioned by t prnedenrn shinies Lehner ara aifording =e = aie : = ; wa | teh Housekeepers aa hase ae wah af af sale are complied with within three days from the | _ LOUGHS AND GASHINGR i some opportunities for gr ing: YARD—RARE CHANCE.—Twelve large ai TURN sor CROCKE, VARE, y of sale. . 5 N STINGS | any prominent Merson undertukctsomtan tin | | Mr. dditer: ‘Can you inform the public what handaqme Hooms. with, Bath-rooms, &e, &o.. | 1o exninine their stock,as they are determined is tawd: PV: C: CARRINGTON, Truster. P tt? REDUCED RaTES. tmany speciality, he is forthwith banished on a | are the arrangements of the omnibuses after dark? foe rest. Secaieted OG pprormished,, suitable: Riedl (lem i paper of ton Tonitict taken at mee R : =a Anct_ | ,, The subsoriber takes j Jenene, it informune the “mission,” and thus by the Prophet's astate | Last night, when I left the Concert about ten together. ‘Terms reasonable. Those npartnerts C. R. L. CROWN & © By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. PLOUGHS, CASTINGS. Hey CuTteRS. policy the aspiring leader, instead of being per- | o'clock there was not an ommibus to be seen, are over our establishment, Pa, avenue, between 9th | o¢16-tf No. $87, corner of 6th ALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT at Avctiox. | CORN SHELLEKS. HARROWS, and other mitted to ferment trouble at bome, is furnished | and it mast have been fully half an hour before | and loth streets. 7 = = = Owing to the inclemency of the weather yes | goods in his line, andassures the purchasing comma- | with another field in which toexpend his sur | one appeared going west. and I had to go home WALL, STEPHENS & CO. VIRGINIA AND DISTRICT MONEY terday, and the present pressure in the money mar- | nity that non reater inducements than plus energies, thus, in fact. strengthening Mor- | on foot. I have experienced « similar inconve- ni8-Im (States) TAKEN AT PAR M ISTPONED the pub- | himself. monism and the autbority of Brigham Brigham | nienee before when returning from a piace of OO) Young has now twenty-five wives, and might | amusement, and discovered then that the omni- R ber: have as many more, but does not care to extend | buses had bee the number farther. How many children he has, | rowte. This I offer 'y of Corn Sheliers and Hay Cut- the . 1s Most ample and is house is entire:y distinct from or person in Washington. his residence and farm, “ Summer Hill,” | ters, now wanted of Alexandria, Va, until MONDAY, | at vei aS Ree R $ PO LET —A Parlor ardtwo Bed Cham- BOOTS, SHOES, AND TR UNKS, y <4 ext. " + Mey 13 aes HOOVER'S IRUN HALL BOOT, SHO | {20st of January next. at 10 o'clock a. m., on the =f furni , at No, 396 5th street, between G Aartered and taken from the | and {lL streets west. n17- sider unjust to the public. ‘The nn Brigbam Young who have not the abilit: t for other purposes, and thus subject bis trons containing S, CARPET BAG: cope with bis masterly intellect; and he dilated | to disappaintnentand 1 a SHELS, ail of which I will seli for the aboos én Ls ty U ) premises. In the meantime, they are offered for emember, if you please, to call at 519 Seventh “| TXOR RENT, LEASE OR RUNK ESTABLISHMENT, Private sale; and further information as to terms of | street, north of Penn. avenue. the lecturer thought, would puzzle the prophet ee ee meet that the omni- ‘on 7th street. near the contains 4 | Pennsylvania avenuc, between 9th and 1th sts, sale, So. may be obtained at the auction store of J. n 17-e06t EDW. F. SIMPSON. bimseif to say. Jn Utab the old proverb was rer | buses would run af short intervals until a certain | jaggy gettreets Near th sand has j caatfrome the - Motus. ; WV ASHINGTON CATHOLIC BOOKSTORE. sed.and it was a wise father who knew his | hour at night, he is manifestly under an obliga- | atigched natalie ad onhen na ee i eae I have just returned from the North JAS. C. McGUIRE, W TH . pees children ' tion to the pate to carry out that arrangement tnnke sa excellent stand for any one wishi ith a splendid assortment of o¢ 27-2aw Auction and Commission Merchant. Mr. Hyde thinks it is a mistaken policy for | faithfully, and no consideration sould induce | bine the grocery and huckstering busin joys’, Childrens’, and Servants’ | oe sar Gove c ae ow ibuses fr baker. Also, the large Frame Cottage next door, , - " cur Government to sead out men to deal with | Lim to withdraw the omnibuses from the route ° 8 Sooeth andl hos otek nie a SHOnS. A vate stack, of Sl 000 A YEAR $1,900 A YEAR! nvenience. Besides smoke house, and a large garden. ‘To good and per- mauent tenants the rents will be very low, Apply to 100 A YEAR: pr solitable and Honorable Em- Beads: aeee vebo gtFing history of United States oft. | such a course is calculated to injare his business | DrJ-ks MORGAN oat Mer CHART STO TS Gailearly,at © SAML. P. HOOVER'S ma A YEAR: {nlown or sonstrytn ssarveat | Creston: Coston et Releiees Pretarset ait of etais who have successively been sent to Utah | in the long run, for in such a state of uncertainty | Drug Store. ni4-lw* se) i ll Iron Hall. $1,000 4 mployment as a source of in- | which he offers for sale on the most reasonable and completely outgeneraled by this shrewd and | persons wiil resort to other modes of convey- | — U NISHED HOUSE FOR SAI NT. = 7 200 A. come, or to fill up their leisure | terms. bind; . . able tuetician. Some he intimidated by insinu- | ance Pao Boxo Puntico. | WURNISHE USF Nf: | (ITY STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILL. $1000 A teres Tas near uf such by en- | Bookbinding, Edge Marbling, ord Pistare Fram pore at buneen te th bould bi November 15th, 1: he House contains thirteen rooms. The Fur- SCONOMY AND CONVENIENCE. 0 A closing two stamps, to pa t- | ing done to order. ¥. F, MITCHELL, ing might happen to them shou! e ? a nitureis handsome, of the best quality, and new. = a 7 | $1500 A YEAR to Professur JAMES 1 n 17-e03t* Northeast cor. 7th and H sts. | “crook his finger ;"" and some he completely fi on the pra titoee or sr karately or torather. Apply |, Wg Are, nom ready to deliver WOOD SA WED | $1004 LEAH. age. to Professor 551. New ~ | bamboozled by smooth speeches, social courte- Tue Wearner.—Range of the thermometer | on the premises No. 24 Missouri avenue, between 4 ed Tat 39 per cont. less than the usual rates, regen & York Post Ofte. in cuales RUNKS:!: TRUNKS! TRUNKS! j so sies, &e., de : trom Thursday noon, Nov. 12, to this mornin 434 and 6th street n4-im “Huots aud weed of inepeceninet tart seat {000A YEAR: mentas fitted to either sex? sta. | 1 —— In the case of Col. Steptoe, an officer of courage, a ‘i ————————————— a 400 A YEAR. tion in life immaterial. It'is an | "Just received, 5 TRUNKS, at SAMUEL P. “2 +s > Morning. Noon. Night. All orders for less than half acord will be delivered ro f R be of dail M and | HOOVER'S BO SHOF, and TRU who was sent out in Ino to take Brigham’s place Thursday pia 520 46° BOARDING. in crates to any part of the house at no further ex- | 31,00 A ¥ ; Article of daily consumption, acd | HOV EELS BOO’ OE, and TRU of Governor of Utah, the Colonel and bis fellow Frida si > 54 : pense to the purchaser. Soa ¢ a wate dpe ens 4 = = Se Pe ofen Hall, betwee: fooled. that he cs eyed, fancinated and be- | Satan 43 3 | BOARLING Mra. RUFF. has taken the large | Pine wood in crates S5 cents: COA NEAR: pyright; sate as permanent as Also thix day reocived from New York. soled, that he, after keepiug bix commission of Sunday. 37 38 nd commodious house, No. 39 D street, near In th + of our bustnens We Will open no ao- Wo A YEAR. Hour. Anagent is wanted inev- | _ 500 Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Sole Leather Iron Governor in bis pocket unpresented for six | \runao 33 46 | 7th, where she intends to rent ber Rooms, farnished | 12 this part of our busine conclusion to make | 1,00 A YEAR. ery town inthe Union. nlicim | Weel ene Traveling TRUNKS, BONN months. resigned bis office. and got up a petition Tuesday. ~ rs 42. | Cr unfurnishod, to single gentlemen, or gentlemen | laxcinalvely a cous bene = ~ | BOXES, VALISES. and CARPET BAGS. | Whicu he iuduced all the other officers and bis | Wes@9y pe 4g | Sod their wives, with Board. Transient Hoardarg | tt exclusive Rand. HICKO OAK, and PIN RETIRED PHYSICIAN, As they have been bought st least 25 per cent. less 3 ednesday... by the di week. Meals sent out at all hours of ears of Age, Civil friends to sign. asking the President to re- ‘Phusaday. ad -~l(un—e O° - {iléim*. | WOOD and CUAL of sll kinds, which will be W hose sands of life have nearly run cut, diseor- rien a roe, iN oon call som appoint Young as Governor, as the properest of Average heat of each day from Nov. 12th to 18th, = posed of on the usual accommodating terms. ered while in the Kast Indies, a certain cure for Nee von Gay. reek thang ushment sou! men to fil that office. This, too, iu the face of | , Aer Sov. 13th, 452 Ul": 13th 49s Math, 49° ene a : Now on the way— Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, Cuughs, | “A” genoral aseortinent of Ladies’ Gentlem Younz’s open avowal of a purpose to overturn | (p Viet 40 G8; I7ike 4a, eth pt des [UE ART UNION OF LONDON, 1038. Gas eateo White Ash Broken Coal for farnace. and General Debility. ‘The remed wee Misses", It Phiidren's, and Servants’ BOOTS the CU - Young’s doctri = that the tj 2 2 1th. Ehsan) y — a | . vered by him when his only child, a deugh- | ng SHO weaken the Union that an united Mormon people '3th—lightly cloudy, calri, milder; Mth—tne and a Ins ae rece’ er each $ SP enecpiiee & All under sover. Orders promptly si ed. v derful setloretine aaa heal: ie aualitics of Eee me a cail before purchasing elsewhere ayppesiegeenser = ml, © . tito er; 1Sth— engris as a 5 Fs . LT. i mi the East India Hemp, and the Ss TEL P. VE ander an able leader, can easily overturn oat | (4!™, cooler. Hit of snow much colder; 15¢ Sy [elena = : pepe yon lly onal oe northwest comer of iath and © sae Ne yi, ations made from t Fast i e SAMUEL P. HOOVER, Sorernment and plant Mormonism ta its place. | BatP time (rost. ice made. < de.; ca oeay | torely (he tea RL, We Tae ae ee | eonte ono square south of Penn. avenue. | hos occurred to hum that he might make a rem- ___, Iron Hall, Pa. ave., bet. Sth and 10th ate, Mr. Hyde gives Briguam the credit of sinceri- thtoush 3 Ivth posnent ate ele , ¥ | Helieni’s Picture conveyed to the Church of the | — nieuwe realizing his wishes. His child was cured, and —EEE {yin bis faith. and designates him as the Iyna- | (Wroushout: 171 Way, ealin cad pleanP, milder; | Redentore”” And in addition, the ehance of obtain N 2 OP AARTSS no us E , | nuwaliveand well.” te has since administered the NITURE STORE. tius Loyola of Mormonism. ie Te se oudy, calm and pleasant; 19h—]| ing one of the prizos to. be allotted in April next, EW EATING oO E . | wonderful Temody’ to thousands of sufferers in nll . ‘The lecturer, in his conclading remarks upon | tt iq cloudy. milder. Be which eget ie ent to Cees for nupselt 6 The undersigned desires to infurin his friends and } parts of the worl yond ne Bes nega Tasled sp x TES 4 nelae®. TABLES, tie tavastrous uature of the Mormon deluston Potl moou Tuesday, Dec. Ist, between 5 and 6 | valuable Work of Art from one of the Public Exhi- the public, that he leased ing them completely healthy an PY. ishing A TS, Ac, | - 2 om, 1 a im. B. bitions: Statuettes in bronze of her Majesty on nd thoroughly repaired and! todo as much good as possible, he wil! send to sue! NT Luss Than Former Prices, : atiuded niga 2 to the fact that his wife still Ggoncetows, D. C.. Nov. 19, 1857 horseback, by T. ‘Thorney croft ; Statuettes in poree- efitted the premises on the of his afflicted feliow-beings as request it, this re- — - : clang to it, and, with bis infant child, remained “ie se r lain of the Stepping Stones, by E. w. Wyon; Taz- corner of Pa. avenue and 6th cipe with full and explicit directions for making it Purniture and Housefarnishing Goods can be 5 at Sait Lake City Riv Busi = SS zas in iron moddeiled by H. O. Hale, from an an- street, north side, formerly up and successfull ng it. He requires each ap- | bought on Seventh street, rear the Northern His next lecture. he announced, would be on Tur Rivex —Business at the wharves is very | tique design in the British Museum ; Medais in sil- occupied by Wim. Walker. and others, and so long icant to enclose him one stulling—three cents to Market, cheaper than any other part of the the political aspect of the question, Polygamy | dull except among the oyster traders, who are | ver commemorative of T. Banks, &. A.: Proofim- | and favorably known as the National Restaurant. fe returned as postage on tne recipe, and the re- city. Goods sent home free of charge. and its Remedy? ? bringing to market some of the best oysters that | Presstons ofa large Mezotint by G. R. Ward, from ‘The unprovements and alterations which | have | inainder to the original pict Z Of the lstge audience present last night the | we have ever seen. They come, we believe, | iatine the Bibi ladies rathe: outnumbered the gentlemen, show- | from the little creeks near Point-Look-Out. valuable set of Etchings, produced expresaly fur the n confidently promise to present to those ing = pes fair sex have some curiosity to get Arrived at Riley’s wharf, schr. Sarah Elizabeth, | Seetety by the ree Suerte arcering ane who may homie me we _ pelronmae, accommu- posted int teri M i Lente Bas “— i A Specimen of the above c' ng e! Ls ‘ations Which canno’ surpassed, iti Sia Place ae en eries of Mormonism Reg sail aad oh the lower river, with 60 cords wa work of Art,and s beautiful an effective repre: To gentlemen who wish Bpartrients for private FR aT ew poeme Eis ‘1 it Covar 7 ™ ., : entation of an interesting Ceremony, may be seena arties, | would state that I have also rented an * . Mae che en ET —When our report closed yes- |" At Magruder & Stone's wharf, arrived sche, | Sehtation ofan imteresti MAURY” Fite ; R » the payment of this ad- A large lot of Carpets just received, some a3 low as 25 cents. 100 Cottage Bedsteads, all patterns, at auction rices. Msarble-top. ‘Tables, Washstands, Mahogany Chairs, &c., cheap. Secretaries, Wiiatnots, Sideboards, Mattresser, be applied . Addr 2S, No. 119 Grand street, Jersey City, N. J, re by A. Jonnston, Tynda‘s trans- | made, are on the most complete and ample scaie, and vertiseme! n English ; Proof Impressions of a | have been furmshed at great trouble sud expense. 2 wie R boxes; ‘Ts. Cc : $: ; &c., chea, =, Bookseliers, | fitted up fur that purpose, the large and eotmodious NTS, CRANBERRIES: fresh CHERRIES For the money you can buy Housefarnre! terday, the Court was engzazed in the case of Ar- | Caspar Heft, Capt. Shoe, from Philadelphia, with | Honorary Secretaries for Washington. house bd joining the corner, on 6th str: an Tha ONTO Race = WHORTLE- | gocds almost at your own ricex, on 7th street, nold Harris, ad 175 tons of cual. n ih-St their wants will be promptly attended to. BERRIES, TO etcetera. Si.next door to Hyatt’s Dry Goods Store, tives n arris, administrator of Robert Armstrong, —— ees == ‘On Sunday my ter wil, ef course, b For wale by KING & BURCHEL doors from the Marset i es. W.D. Walkeeh and W. 1 Hope The case Revitrep.—The enterprising proprietors of the qapam bh DELARU i begs to inform persons who desire them, can be supp! ‘with their ni2 corner 15th street and Vermont a n [8-e02w ’ T. BL BROWN, Agent. Was, as stated yesterday, brought to recover tue | Kirkwood Honse have recently refitted, renewed AL ee has beeen pall bar Winter | meals, as on other dasa, at my Eating Rooms, inthe | ~ —— “CaLTIOn = ee sum of $1.50), the al xed Pee and value of | and materially refurnished their popular estab- Goods, con! ine Flowers in sprays, house os entoae sg Sth street, entrance sec- Aut persons are caut reek kes ee Columbus, Napier printing press sold to Messrs. Wallac lishment from top to bottom, and are already | wreaths, Bridal aud Evening Sets. of the very latest °" deem it proper here to state, that the whole es- | 1-and Warrants No. 38.23, [ Stricture and Funcuens ofthe Bye, by Spen Hope by the deceased Armstrong, with overtiowing with business. Their hotel deserves | styles; a choice selection of Dress Hats and Caps: tablishment wil! be under my immediate supervia- | Jehu Lindsey; Nos Shae Thompson, M. D.. $225 wm = from July 5, 1853. Ratcliffe and Kenned its euviable popularity, for it is the most avreea- | Head Dresses of pearl, jet, lace, ribbon, and vario ion and control. Wm. MeConchie; No. 37.#é2, for 80 ncr P weaned j plaintitr ge and Ingle for defendants. | bie and completest of its extent we ever knew, | ether Styles; Point, Chaotilly. Brussels, and Imi No. 22,263, for 80 9 Se Oce ed the Coust up to the hour} while its table would of @ foment. The defence urged, was that @ had been agreed upon, and that the amount claimed was largely above the vaiue ef = . Cairnes Character and Logic of Political economy a : 5 = To those who may requiretheserviens ofa French | Wm. W. Pugh; sy Tes, issued to | 51-3 ton dace i irondered snd a oars ea Cook, for entertainments of any kind, I would say ten 59 ey “Aaia warraute ae _ stolen irom Rifled Ordnance, 1 vol. plates, 81.75 Sklctas He | ; Det and Panes Bracelete: Pics’ that Toan furnish such upon short nutice, aud on i. 4 Oftioe te p hereby mieeite f ered in the pec Oswold’s Dictionary of Synonymes and Paron- ill be made to the Pension | 7Mes.50cent please the taste of au expe- rienced Parisian gourmet Ovsters —Our ne ‘o bi : . | rants, and application >, - — yr Ape bor, Schwarze, atthe cor | hair in Rreat eathers eral colors: first phi (Pestle sep 4 pattie ss ne exten Offee for the issuiug of dupionte warrants, engraviney s.r edition, 4 vols., many £ he property 1 the arguments of Messrs. | 0) wn ‘ e uality Jauy Dv. vadies and Gentie atcha ; M. J. 3 . ong e laaueay, Ouvage aad Ratcliffe were concluded, | °F Of Twelfth and E streets, yesterday sent to | Hen Bertumers mle tee shes, aud a great niauy dane, Smen Support es will emble me] . 1. wes Attorney for Wartantens. rooke’s Waxed-paper process in Photography, the case was given to the jury, aud the Court ad- | the Star office a dozen oyste:s in the sue!l, which | new fancy articlas in too zreat variety to be enuine e 7a cents Life and Services of Palmerston, pamphlet, 19 journed. filled a peck m This morning, upon the opening of the ¢ the seal ted. These sods will becpened on gp burecay the h instant. when the Ladies are most respectfully ited to call, 238 Penusylvania avenue, near isth loffer for sale the good will and fixtures, with : ure heaping full! They were duly dispatched across the Avenue to the restau- dict of the jury in the abow rant of Richard Adams, who roasted them for us ve will be givenof the day of opeuin NOLLECTOR'S OFFICE PLM. DUBANT, | ({OLL gees ae mber 5, 1857, cents te Book of American Songs, 37 cents Notice is hereby given to all persons who have not i stitutions ofthe sh Colonies, 98.75 street, n 18-8t Inase tor three years. of my old establishment, paid their Taxes fur the present year, nud to all whe a omens ee a= jonies, 83. Was ead. The jury f. ct fur plaintiff, | to 2 chara. No finer, or better served, oysters : % = = To — | known as Washington Hall Restaurant, together i - : 26 iakey's Politicn! Literature from the eariest nd aeneaved the dumage at £195, witht interest | were ever eaten in thie counts: NEM HO THE LADIES AND GENTS, with the Rifle and Pistol Gallery. Ts well Known | $e arrears for previous years, thai at the expira- | rimens'd vols.y S30. lumported por inet atte from the 5 =: eit 1 wonld most respectfully beg leave to inform the | upom the businsee sdvantaces which it means | teras the advertisement can be prepa all proper | FRANCK TAYLOR Tue © then took up the case of Charles | Pickroceets Asovt.—Yesterday a gentleman Ladies aud Gents of the District and eur. oe - Pe ty on which the taxes may remain uopaid will bead- — eas Bruce es. George E.. Kirch,an action in repievin, | bad by i , pocket picked while in the early train | rounding country that 1 o recove n2 vertised and euld for the taxes, as the law enjoins. ME ITARY LAWS OF THEU.STATE: TPHE GIRLS’ DELIGHT—PAPER DOLLS. Those who do not wish to be put to the heavy ex- L the value of a bare mare, levied on ia Those relating to the Army, Marines, Vol: rom execution of a judgment. Martin person i. imore, and lost his pocket-book con- | 2¢'Ved another inrge su * by ya the advertisement and sale are | teers, Multia, and to Bounty Lands and Pensions : on- | © Double and. Singl Miss Florence, with her wardrobe complete pense attendant on t ; : my ut g r Z 5 " % * A ¢ i ested to 0 Season, third edition, by the late Capt. Hetzel, U.S Army: on $25 from 1th N her, INS > way" ir aes ake * % Sy, e SoVENS's NEW FAaNcya oy ee; price $1. or prepaid by - Thee of Robert £.. ire ace es. Augustus G. | * *uccessful search. Look out for pickpockets the arerist ocean an of various sizes and of the Nollie. soone Iady-of th upper tou,” with dress. | A 52%, Freed Tat otters eee ee -(Hiasea sw semis OT RANCK BAY OR wthenteken up Thi< was an action Watcu Rervaxs.—Robert Collier, Scotland, | !tgstmproved patterns, crrefully selected | es, &c.. sufficient in elegance for a princess of | Mosaic. Lav: Id Stone, and Silver, Peas! But- | = - — heys on an seceptance. Ver- nes sr ? | self, for pariurs, stores. chanibers, “the blood : tons, with Gold Bands. nildectf FRENCH BOOKS. plaintett; damayes $160 OS, with interest, | @'unken vagrant; workhouse W days. John She- | halls, bath hous hurches, Clara, with a wardrobe well snpplied with ae RINE CHAMBE R FURNITURE Seribe—ilistorietzes et Proverbes, 30 cents. from ith June, I-51. in one account, aad interest | kelly, D. C., disorderly couduct; do Patrick beet rwnieh Tahal} sell at's-very small advance on Asieles of aire, of the richest and most costly F a MBER IRD . Fromentin— ta tle Das a Ie Saha cS cts. on the other from 6th November, 1557 Rady, D.C , do; do. Isabelia Thornton, Eng- | the original cost, as times are very hard. 1 would Paper Furniture for Peper Dolls ; price 18 cents | Solid Oak and Walnut CHAMBER SETS. Dumas Fils—Le Dame Aux Camelias; 3) cts. The Court then took up the case of Jerome B. | jand, do; dd. John Maryman, D. C., carrying | also say a word here to my friends and customers | eachor75 voute the set. Por sa eat Painted CHAMBER SETS.all of superior Feval—Le Tuer de Tigres; 30 ct Green es. James M. Busher. This w: a concealed weapons; security for further heating. | that cannot make it convenient throurh the day to TAYLOR & MAURY'S style and finish, Wal BUREAUS. Reyband—Jerome Paturet: 30 ot: tion to recover certain moneys, fees, in an Richard Maryman, do do. Walter Thompson, | !eave their places of business to make purchasex n 18-3t Bookstore, near 9th st. ay Tee ple) BE DS TEAS ees Souvestre—Scenes de ia In’ tion ayaiust the plaintiff for forgery Md.,do.do H.R. Maryinan, Md_. inciting a | that iatat F fie tusic cacy Henne (exeon Sunday) | — YO THE PUBLIC. Wast CLOSETS = oF Spuvestre— Dans la Prairie; 3 ais. it Was pending when this report closed riot;'do Sarah Myers, colored, Vay, iarceny. fait | UML orclock fort Metropolitan Stove and Grate Partion of prveons having advertised for sale | SPRING MATTRESSES, HAIR MAT- | Routsesu—Les Cenfession.2 vols., illustrated ; 75 for court. Twelve lodgers, all non-residents of ory, brown stone front, baloony in front | an “ UNEXPLOSIVE GAS,” which is no- TRESSES, best quality. Rousseau—La Nouvelle Heloise,2? volumes, illue- Escape ov a Patsonznx —This morning Officer | the District. Vv Cc. WOODWARD. thing but the well-known “Etherial Oil,” therefore A large assortment of the same articles at lower MeHenry started in a coach for the workhouse, — having In custody fuur prisoners. At the work- trated ; 75 cents. it it nee to caut consumers for their | prices. eat Phik hique, 5 vols., - fety. that the gnly genuine article we koown us | Peer stock of HOUSE-FURNISHING Goons, | Vlaire_ Piegongare Philosophique, 5 vols. illus on-Explosive Burning Fluid,” and is | is very large, and as to variety, quality and Prices, | De la Legislation Minerale Sous 1.’ Ancienne Mon- = —_ ——_ | prepared and sold y F. STUTZ, at his Depot, cor | will compare with any other in the city. arohie E Fleury; $1.75. EW GOODS just Pete ae RB) ec Just received from Boston, a supply of Gas Heating” Stovos, for which 1am the “Woovtaxp CreaM,”’ for the hair; Batu ov atrict. n 14-6t A Louse, the prisoners were taken taken out to be | Tuousany FLowens, jor cleansing th teeth and axent in the pisced in charge of the Intendant, and one of | porntifine the complexion. ‘The genuine article to Best r : lith and E streets, he being the sole poss ~ Plesse call and orasiing betore. urchasing else- Etats Unis, par M. De La them, Patrick Hady started and ran ‘Phe others | Bute’ slice te sisal became oat” Hel AUSHLANS.- | B Seige tht or eling the meme in the Distrito | where we Watorebsieec._ | wunseSpiectiees, par ba Wiesnto ter as were secured without dificuity. Rady was — MINE CHINA, TOYS, MEDALLIONS, Canes, nl4-et FR. STUTZ. HIN SIVE ETHERE Bo 5 chased by the Intendant, the ofticer, and others | _Sprctat. Notice.— h, White Games, Perfumery and Toilet Articles at UNEXPLOsI E ETHEREAL OIL, mneval > Histoire du Consuiat et_de L. The undersigned has ETHEREAL OIL UN- a alm of | nié McLAUGHI N’S, bet. 8th and Sth sts, "Empire, par M. A. 7 con: COAL! COAL! Judge Douglas’s residence, where he was lost um Blowers” For dr — MBKELLAS, CA ¥ ale ing Ladies’ hair use D CASES, PORTEMO ingi EXPLOSIVE in its characte h IB s> soirad , Jt was a long race, and must have been a gone Geuerertes ta cast nee >A ree a es U naies uper, Pens, Chess Dommoce, - Dolis, PN ded dice Pde aS tone White Abin ge Con superior light, barns longer. ee on fo “than ai FRANCK TAYLOR. {the p ted, but Rad pr f Engraviugs, af eL. 3HILIN’S . oe 7 ‘ the Etherea! Oil usi sold in this city. righ RT’ > = " outstripped hose and men. His olfence was vi | nel Wi | mele 40, between 8th and 9th ste. | Sent: | Gt, Kennedy — 124 tons Red Ash Fig C to sell this Oil in the District of Columbia iw xusr- | FLL BERTS HORSE AND HORSEMAN trifting. and he was committed in default of the Sold by all the draggi es and British Provir- costs only do lo do, SHIP of the United § GOODS. AND | Sehr. John Alexander—77 tons White Ash Furnace | auteed to the undersigned, and is sold only at the i Axeuts for Washingtoo, iN’s. Cc WV hi leand RK til | wenn z OO! TLOW& MAURY Book- Bike. CAGES, WOOL n © , intwo large volumes, aumerously illustrated, Depot, No. 431, northwest’ cerner of K and lith | Dow Completes price #10 Notions, at ‘McLAUGHI onl. i treet, it hown at any | "Socrates reccioad, Tux Batrimone Coroxtets.—Our city was | *!€t, between 9th and lor . between sth and Sth ats. Schr. John Alexander—s6 tons White Ash Range fine. ‘he price inthe sions a tes colonia On, oe hari TAYE! Visited last evening by some interesting speci- | MARRIED, 3 GRAY,anew Novel, by the Hon | Schr. Joho Tugkerton—07 tons Red Ash Egg Coal, a be punctually filled by leaving them at the = ms —— ns of Baltimore grafti Ww On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Thutt, Mr. | V h Clemens ; $1. : Do. ao oon tells Furnace 0. at eeba FR. STUTZ. Grocer, | QQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ni gtaftings on Washington row- e 2 My + Dr. Thott, Mr. Receipts for the Million, containing | Sohr. Nebraska—20 tons White Ash Eg Coal, ee . dyiem JAMES Mek AL vot Baeoaaes, te Miss CELIA ° ‘Do. reas, 15s tons Red Ash hee oc H KING WE LEMEN'S PU RNISHE oe Goo! ; ; a “ISLER, . t ft of 08l. S OL. x hu or pirte: Merino. ‘ai - Brad melie the eee of Mr. Joba F MONO H LUPPRELT or Waa ee don 88 tone Furnace Coals” Fatt Pa, CONOR ESE CLOTHING BALI ten Undershirte: Silk, Meriac, nnd Corton brewers; Tice, and whilst there commenced some disor- el Viana ry Sh ie ie = ——— = Sehr. J. Pender, Jr.—236 tons Furnace Coal, = Respectfully informs his friends and custom Cravats, Stocks, ‘Tes, Scart, Giinre. .Sisves, der, which the determined conduct of the pro- | AN! se pala i “i"1 ON) OOO PEACH TREES, Fhe above will be unloading during the coming | ener hac juxt socerved a large assorunen Handkerchiels, ‘Suspenders, Mutilers, @ prictor seom put an end to, and the party then re- | Lowe, of Prince 5 At $10 rer Hunvep, | week. LL aad WINTER GOODS consi Chambres, &c.&e ted <p For sale at my Nursery, near Washington. The ESA filled from the vessel at usual deductions. ing of Coats. Lad and Genti Our stock of the ahove goods are entirely new and When on Union street a fight occurred, 4 DIED, above Trees are ail of fine growth, and of the A choice lot of lump Cumberland Coal on | Fernishing Goods, Which he will sell at 25 embraces all the larxest e130. oH ENS “co which one of the parties was cut witha kalfe, | On the 16h iostant, Mr. JOSIAH STEWART, Salers genniel basietnoak of aes Mend. All umser ovvety (390 lew te the tos a a8 Fo sigupe, bet Och und tok ake, MERE. nee anrerard to Washington, whore, lact | i8 {he 234 Je0t of Meee ace on Friday mormns, a: | TAL EOER OREO H LG S, and FRUIT Northwest cor.izth and Cats, No. si, et Patti an entire Winter Suit for 5.and a bleck | _n14-'w Totel-& States.) nigbt, one of the parties, na Callahan, was | 4; "clock, from the residence of his inther. ou 1335 TREES. nl4-6t one square south of Pa. ave, Broadcloth Suit for 910. 0c 23-2tawim ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. shot by Josep Birch —Alezandria Gazette. | street, neat Maryland avenue ei wig l shee A MAGMIFICENT CHURCH ORGAN, 1 | ()PENING NEW GOODS x MeL AUGH B22 ‘emdemen’s of wet rade dere the his friends and acquaintances OWLAND’S MACASSAR OIL, at GIBBS’S * % h | most superior style of workmanship Ms Sopris Rear sar izann C. McGuire Tee anes esau andwuone EU Hair'Store, near i3th street. oe aiean 2, stops. 7 octave compngy at the warerooms of sre No. 2% Pa.avenue, between Sheniee from the best French Cloths, Cassimers, and Vest sold lot No 1, square 381, the improvements SWORTH. aged 14 years a - re See oe the Paves | LADIES, TUCK, and all sorts of COMBS, at | PRLACK, COLORED, and superior white Feath W STYLES, NEW FASHIONS, NEW ALt. St SP MENS & CO. known a; Haslnp & Weedau's coach factory, to United iBBS J : B LORED , N Combe Brushes, rast S32 Pa. avenue, bet. Sthapd lth sig, Serr sidings 7 eh wea CORT eat na tl Wcahaat 4 Sea | Ri REAPER NSS cr at | NAS nt, SES | ieee For Perfumed Bi from the workhouse, to the neighborhood of Feoth, and Beautiful Compiexin, us