Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1857, Page 3

would not end there; he alse sald that Rock was| Crrt Counerts.—Board of Aldermen —The | Puy orenaton at the cirevlar saw of Galt’s —————————Snmam » Lee Nee. rcieiteasr Metame gests | Bod mer theuothor-tae rae Wm: | or tig wea spunea a ou ae rTN SALES. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS = ibaa y rie, > By A. GREEN, A ; Tue Mcengr of Youxc Mvaruy ano THE | jt would not stop until Charles Hurdle left the PSaLy, ts kee seat. evens wit bee are brought his hand in contact BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF UsT To a Riots oF Saterpay sicuT.—The concluding Pasi ae’ Ganutk sands her Was | Rominating John Van Santwood as a member of | badly, so as to Tequire its anata 7 ” the subseri s penting Sate the Sd day of Sep- From the Asceciated Press Agent. Forni ot Ee no oF tne eerie riots | Zolng his rounds; Kesrd Captain Mille’swhicee, | the Board of Trustees of the Public Schools in —— Seaver teal aud Culy recorded jn the Land Neoords Stocks— were commnitted for being concerned im the riots | PIDNE Dar scunds: heard Copia tiers whistle, | place of Themas P. Morgan resigned, and Fred- || Warcu Reroxs.—Mathias Butler, cogpred, | faut esinecon cet guoting, on the premises, os oe eaacial—Cotton. and murder on Saturday night last, was Lad at | geht going on ai English Hill, and that {he pole clined) ora in place of James E. Morgan de- a ey acalings ss for court. ‘Thomas Castor, | MON pA fg 16, day Eh ea ee otk, Nov. 23 pSiachy loved, buoyant ail yesterday at 2 p. m. before Mr. | was being cut down; witness ran towards the ‘ -) drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $3.19. | 2; ™> Lo! o juare No. too plentiful f conside: . Money boner ks Toa, ead Pestions neat and God- | place, and when near there met Cook, whe had | , 4!*% one announeing his havii mi “AR ; vi d of Washington. and fronting 55 inches on north P for the adverse foreign A i rs on | Wm. McCullen, Pa., drank and carrying aslung- | M street, and running back ‘co ecione aia a revolver in each hand, and sald Soome es boys, Shaheys, and fos ether wen kia xe “OT shot; costs, $144. Elias R 4, Labor! 4 py Bide, which, by tide alleys, hasan oatie! The Coroner's Jury were Messrs. Thomas C. baad are going = eae agen rte oo act for the relief of Thomas Smith.” Also, ‘‘An | profanity and assault; fine and costs, $2.19, and | >%b,streets. Dona, Jobn P. Holoban, R. E. Semmes, R. Ww Sette ben cad Onis oe going there wit. set Iotthe relistet the Anscantia Fire Comment security for peace. Joseph Si ¢ lion, Robert Goggin, Byron A. reid Iso, “An act for relief isaac 8. Ball. Sader track Ganide. i uauel Cook? Henry | 2¢8 told bim that be had his pocket filled with : bave any mater‘al Foot. wank statement shows the specie line tobe There is @ neat two-story Frame House on the over $23,000,000, but th te and | | There ; . Oot noe) ut the actual amount is not less vagraat; workhouse 60days. Jus. Ritter, Ma. or fe teplenae pone, bee el iy’ Jolw Be’ Heend fe, Yo eg "we Also, a communication from Messrs. E. M.| drunk; dismissed. Jules Guissan, F: a En » BOW OnAaA by Bostox, Nov. 23 Si a K ss candy, and was about to exp! farther when ittee of the we 2 ag 1 Ee rance, do; orth Df ctreet j igh- | Sion In manuferinnngy TNere 18 & serious og Spi Seemed Cisse, an Wan: | kim eto comm Maal by ay | labihand fs; glen nome te | 4," Job Callimgaich, Pe,"Gos "Geta | 5 Mit M ew arom ote gradi and tem iilinrtinegsignh Mca eve Fe ay Sate ‘The prisoners were Thomas Rock, William i kane Councils in relation to canvassing the several ng. i Bi by, Swi Is bark to ak Ouetthief cash ; Eilance in, 8, 12 oe ; Ligeaeors pein inp Pn Me Be ge r , for notes bearing interest, and seci a i nmecoly i a zie Mr. Boyle; was there on Saturday night when School districts, with a view of ascertaining the : ExGvIDESCE, Nov. 23 —The steam cotton mill, We Catt the particular attention of the Ladies | deed of trust. the party came in; they brought with them a | umber of children in the city, subject to school of this city, running three thonsantt : spindies, has for hoo! stablishme ow Conveyancing at the expense of the purobaser, | stapended operations, by which three thoubean $ in Public Schools, | t0 the establishment of Matame C. Lupman, No. 'R. Ree ‘AWFORD: Trustee. hands are thrown out of Jobo nning bam _ iece of wood like it had been split from a fF: soraoes met prerides 596 7th below Pa, ‘ho 0. . . - ef ployment. elias, sons svrom—Kaew two of the lvoe shout alx fost longs ahi Split Som @ pole; | as well as those attending the public and private street, avenue, who ii to} nod A. GREEN, Auct. “ hase and see them m toy: repared 5 t mittee on public schools. | execute ali orders of French Dress Making (Pa: ——— os Sr dad hot abn Re is: | wim anak thee Tey ie at may | ghee Shao nce prveted«sevahton of | Set ew Wor utr! esis wi romper Sad |, ZTE. ABOVE SALE ISROREBQN ERG | sso wet realy depremad and ager ieb . | witne nm x : E ‘i E / res phy wes shot; did not know any of ihe ethers anything about having cut the pole down; they fering a scare Oe Litigte sede tgs ye She also offers all kinds of Dress, Basque, and | 19th instant. seme pour sad lace, guts loading for New Orleans at twenty-five ome Witness was not there at seven o’cloc kj did not | nad also an axe; saw a mancome in with plush | 88 1 Murphy on seterday event ee react: | Cloak Patterns to ladies dress maker for sate ite By order of the Trustee. per ton. oe aay of those present, but Hurliby and overcoat on; he came in some five minutes after | Cb&el Murphy on urday z A '» paibeenisatiotan tides auras sida niz A. GREEN, Auct’r. : Teward of $250 for the arrest of the person or per- “Wooptaxn Gream,” fur the hair; Bat or Samuel Bacon,sworn.—Knew Rock; saw him | the party; he called for a lemon-pop. which wit- | Tone engaged in the shooting of officer David | T: sinpaatng the tenth a HO! ; | Bess was drawing for him when the police came ight; beau the door when the attack was made ; = "4 Harrover on the same night; Sac Witiaca hee ae ta properly Mahony ; | ') Wilness did not recognize any of the prison- New Yor, Nov. 23 —a letter from Havre of F _ SAVANNAN, Nov. 23.—There is a general ND FLrowrns. for Cleansing the teeth and | | 4177 THE ABOVE SALE is still further Post- | !" the cotton market here and at Augusta and te Co- ing the complexion. The Fonuine artiole to poned, in consequence of the rain, uutil MONDAY, | !unbus. with # decline of & to percent. Sales hates, ' Mr. Dove presented the idtion of John Gould, | be had at SHILLING ToN’s kstore, Odeon 4 ame hour and place, at Charleston of 1,500 bales at a decline of % per about the time the first pistol was fired saw Wil- | &TS present as being of that oy. Sep a gravel thotwalk on & bisect north, between | Building, oorner 4% street and Pa. avenue. 19 tt By order of the Truste SREEN, Auet cent. —ot son at the bead of the attacking paity ; he was in |, Oficer Swit, sworn.—His testimony was main-'| pwertieth and Twenty-first streets west, aud for SEN, ioneer. the lead when they rushed in the door; the first | LY corroborative of that of Gormley as to Cook. Great Storm—Loss of Life. rading and graveling said street; referred toim-} ,S?xctat. Noticr—For Perfumed Breath. White I~ PAE OVE § . c = Y rords of the attackin ty was “there they Knew nothing about any of the rest except Tim Heetis dare Cocamilitee: ; Teeth, aud Benut ul Complexion, pot ee of | further ot to in puna, ox ad diay crab eae pew yo are, kilt th “ibos.) a pistol was fired at | Hurling. whom be arrested as he was'at the Mr. Miller, from the tmprovements committee, | *<"Woodinnd Crean a neg eae ee hit Use | FRIDAY, tne 21th inetont wens hott hundred lives lost. The loss of coal is estimated the’ commencement of the attack: there waa a | Fourth Ward pole; there was a great deal of reported a bill to supply a deticlency for grading | tlemen's hair to curl kargtiiee Tie eee By order of the Trustee. a at 300,000 bushels. A beav io bhacvine saa Sires dual of atex ia the house while the party | Shooting, and some one with a gun in bis hand and graveling I street north, between Fifteent each. wee Frtaivcx & Co., = A. GREEN, Auct. morning, accompanied with aeeag. ‘hail. was there; don't know whether Murphy was | Cocked it and bade witness stop or Le would | Street west and Connectious ‘avenue; passed. ., Proprietors, New York. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ‘The gele was so heavy at Parkersburg that no t at the first voliey or not; did not see Rock | Shoot him; saw three men with guns; the He also reported a bill to supply a deficiency in | Wholesale and Retail Agents for’ Washington, UBLIC SALE OF 109 BARRELS KENTUC- | boats could run oo WN toon then; the only’ man witness saw | backed off, but came back, and one of them fi the appropriation for grading and graveling E Tayton & Maury, Bookseliers, between 9th and ky Watskey—On FRIDAY, the zith jot at The steamer Rainbow was t : with a weapon was the one who entered fint, hess caught Im and bore hive fir? And Wit: | street north, between Ninth and ‘Penth streets, | 10tht., Pa. avenue, - BAT | Uioglock a an. will citer at public salovat the | and fiom fifty to seventy-five lines lent + ves: wi ci . ittee. Wiph, No. 5 Uisi- 9 - and vee bad cr anrces | his eyes; — grouuds; when they arrested McCarthy the wae Movre’ presente tee pecitine oe ae et, MARRIED, ana avenue, ito cover advances, lv barrels Bourbon | | C!NcINNati, Nov. 23, p. m.—A later arrival ponte iate.. o tof the back way, am rad tee crowd shouted “Shoot the sons of b—hes'’? Queen, for indemnity for losses incurred by the | On thoigth instant, at the McK andree Chapel, by | S24 reatucxy Home Whiskey, W estera consin- | from Cairo dors not confirm the rted loss of Savon tatnatll come tack te Ye ny one was | thinks he beard the pole when it fell, and the Sire at (he Washington Axylum on the 2d March, | the Rev. Mr Ball AUGUSTUs DORI iss 4 en, 5) quarters and eighth | "=. PO: and the report is probably imeorrect stot; there was crowd in the house, xmashing | (TOW gave three cheers; it' was quite dark, and | teat the Wash asylum committee. FRANCES EUGENE GATRAL, allof this city. Shes ei cute Ty a Seita cores tothe ‘back doo: | Witness could not recognize faces at any distance. | “Bills from the lower Board were read and dis- | (Baltimore Clipper please copy.) &% & RANDOLPH. Further Particulars of the Less of the Ratm- nad betted it; whea he saw Murphy Le was gerng |, Jehn Browers, sworn.—Testimony corrobors: posed of, as follows : ‘ On the 17th instant, by the Rev. Wm. 1. Chap- UIRE, Auctionect, . bow. toward the back door to get to his room, aed be | tive of that of Oilicer Suit, and elicited nothing A bill to refund to Samuel Freas taxes errone- PREDERICK ALBRIGHT to Miss MARY At Private Saux. Cixctxxatt, Nov. 24—The steamer Rainbow fil tefore be could get P rsch ? new... onsly paid referred to finance committee. preg ea ep re ep ; 5 halfend pera Piece. Vine-Growers’ Compa. | had 317 passengers, 75 of whom are au, George Estlen, sworn —— thesame bakers Perot I erlacbe pinooleg bins grat. | _ A bill to refund to Jos. Abbott taxes erroneous- sop ee oie instant ne Rev. Father Clarkson, | ny” Brandy, dark and posed to pale vintages, from i852toiasé | be lost. The Principal part of the deck paneen. room with Murphy, playin )N to MARGARET ROBINSON, | by sample lly paid; saa seferonce. ON Cie Bee zers and the officers of the boat werr saved “Phe paity Of thrce others, when a party of eight orten | Tren i Of which wont ne acces moral bear- |" £ pill to refund to M. Snyder taxes erroneously | 9° ee eee Dark Brandy, Stine hoe 13 iy ay fox, | 2c i attributed to an incendiary. The boat was p came in; they halloed out, “There they are— A id. Anamendment was m: to this in DIED. now under custom house lock in New York, ii are, eo * the sons of bs; witness wee very imooh | DeIng connected with the scenes which had led i and he lower board, which amendment was agreed > be deliverec pure. The steawer Minnesota brought the rese to tei teed, and in trying to escape from the rooin . his reer tele the rest. pee Bad, Swen, a 2 ag! SEP HARRISON elack oe ao 28) baskets “Heidsick & Co's” genuine brand crysis The books of the Rainbow were de- teil over something and under a_benc: Topped in the tavern to geta drink, just afterthe | 7 yi) concerning the sale of lager beer. This | formeritct Baltimore, but for the last eight years a | CAt™paane, stroved, and there has been no list of the lost far- lay came ¢ Shall oa .. in, and the officers rushing in led to 2%) cases ‘* Lallemond’s” Crema De Bouzy do. nished. there with Murphy standing over him; he fell | P@"'Y bill had also been amended, and the Board con- | res dent of this city. un ptoesPo ii re saying, as he fell, “i’m a | ‘Be supposition that it was an attack by rowdies “ 15) cases “ Longworth’s” Sparkling and Dry Ca- . . curred in that amendment. The deceased poxseased many excellent qualities, | ray The McKeesport Murderers—Collision. dead man;"" the crowd bean toamash and break | 08, {bt Bouse; hence his attempt to escape by | “Ye sand then adjourned. rich ontoared hirn 6 ieatis Scie of relativesand | “Sperm and Patent Oils. Pirtspens, Nov. 23 —The Supreme Courthas ee Geta Spay into Deagkate The examination was concluded here, and Jus- | Common Council —Mr. Jefferson presented the | indeed, Fie ice {hdminantine Candies afirmed the ion of the Criminal Court in the ‘ Will be sold ou iiberal credit. case of Charla jones, - m back yard; witness did uot recoguize any of the | "ces Goddard and Donn, after consultation, de- | petition of J. R. Queen ; referred ts the asylum | ,, His, funeral will take place To: morrow Morning MURRAY © RANDOLPH, — | Give of Cha mecscanipert tenteonn ae person: aa tha pasty wae were one mf in the | cided that the evidenceagainst William Wilson, ecinnitiiee. pth tren regard y protege a yland | _n19-eots 55 Louisiaum avenue. | (ite of deathy : , aitack; the first man who entered the house had | 31/38 Corea Tae eee, | Mai. renee Presented the petition of Wm. B. | the raiiroad depot. By JAMES C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. A collision occurred this morning on the Con- pe — Tm fell over nchair, he caer | Next term of the criminal court for beng con. | Todd and others ; referred to committee before | _Quthe 2lat instant, rE EARRIET SIMMS ‘ ALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS!’ | Delisville railroad, by which Mr. Scott, of West- cerned in the murder of Michael Murph: Congress wife of Sampson Simms, Esq., in the 57th year of S I ‘RT.—On RDER Y MORNING. Nee, Moreland, was, as is supposed, fatally injured. See Ee Tre ain Ost the lad. | “Camainguam wan heb te toil te ike eumrer | Om from Aldermen to purchase hote for the noras (eamal-eill tate pisos ok Wed day, atone | uy? clock, At the reridence of the inte Wm. Ht: | The cars were crushed to pieces. with a pistol; there was so much shooting that al use of the Union Fire Company, was referred to | +4: mead, in olu: on the | —_— the tims: he could mat, see who they were; they Sale eves oS the criminal court on & fire department committee ©” goats m.. rere rae r sidence 425 L. street. ‘The | Branch road, I shsil sell all the personal effects, Governor Walker. took a clock from the mantlepiece and smashed | “REY SOs aa tor a similar charge inthe | Aldermen's bill for the relief of the assignees | asmeessnessmmesssemmmenemee te. epee som Fonsehold and Kitehen €urniture Sr. Lours, Nov. 23.—Gov. Walker, of Kansas, Mt; they forred the drawer of the counter away | san, of $1,000 bail of Vespasian Ellis was referred to a select com- Mileh Cow, 3 Work Horses is here en route for Washington. There is noth- and took itotf with them; they threw the clock Cook, for having two revolvers on his persons, | Mitte. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, Cart, Carryal’, Ploughs, Harness ing new from Kansas. onthe bench under which witness was tying: was fined $40, and also held to bail in ret of |. Mr. Lloyd offered a joint resolution requesting ‘NOTICE.—Thareday, the 26th instant, having Harrows, Grindstone,&c. epmeeee heard some one say * He's dead;"* don’t know | 92 to anewere charge of rioting the Mayor to call upon the citizens to meet in been Po Bicegtpy of Pablic Tineke ee ‘Together with many other articles not necessary Baltumere Markets. whether they meant himself or Murphy; heard Huiliby, Conly and Fletcher were discharged, | the varlous wards to take measures for the pres- | je Butohers of the Georgetown Market have re. Ce TE ge over that sum a | Battimorg, Nov. 24 —Flour is firm; Howard aott oet tie pened ot ne Barty cortiedl & | 1.5 vidence having bees pices tomer tran’ | oreation of tha peace or the city. cioor sostara cea market on that day.and request | oredit of Go and S'days, for satialocterile troheead | stone ree a $5.37}, City Mills $5.12% for si ua which looked as though it had been | Put heir further detention in custod Mr. Jefterson moved to refer it to the police | all our customers to procure their supplies on Wed- | notes, bearing interest, cash, $5.25 on time. » , Sid ?as eer Cah ene eee en enne PIGOM: | “During: the ueagrass of the osom a tion Suatice | toeweSterz carded, nesday morning. nB-3t" ’ MARY A. HOLMEAD, Adm’x. Grain is not quotably changed; good to prime Were called obats it cule tice Id Markco: | Dock! stated Wuakeamdor tha heacis ceuare senor Mr. iowa) from ths ways aoa means Gone” PROCLAMATION. asd J.C. MoGUIRE, Auet'r. | red wheat 105ail4 cts; do. whine finan weve called over; all this time Mrs. Hughes was prisoners sat at the guard hoase when first taken | te¢, reported & bill to authorize a loan for certain | A . — TE.RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE Rauai, | White 120cts. Corn dull--white arse t yellow in the back room. . there, wzs afterwards found a box of shoe black. Fposes to the amount of $12,000. A Raso.vtion recommending the setting apart s RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL 78480 , new white and yellow Séeése Joseph men a hs the Leagrirachs rty ing, an indenture, and some othe? thin; 3, which Mr. Lloyd moved to amend by appropriating day of thankagiving, Estate.—In pursuance of a decree passed on ’ i of nen near H street that evening; a’t know y 5 he tenth day of April, in the year one thousand Whisky is firm at %4x%5c. had evidently been @ - . . | $17,000; lost. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board | t o1 af them eras in the stove yard; did sot know Chas. | $05), ced the indenture tas identified ae weetng The bill was then passed of Common Council ef the Con eight hundred and Eity-five by the Greet eee = Georeeotwn, D. C., That the Mayor, for Prince George’s County, sitting as a Court of New York Markets. 3 come from Mrs. Hughes, by reason of the name | , 7 0int resolution from Aldermen authorizing the | 9¢9? the usages of past years, be requested to issue | Equity, ina cause therein depending, wherein Al. N . Louse, as witness supposed to geta drink; the a} Mayor to offer a reward for the arrest and convie- fred M. Berry, t friend bert KE, Naw Yorn, Nov. 2% — Flour is bu ts house was shut up; they then went on towards | °f0n¢ of her family appearing upon its face. ey of the person who ahh Michael Murphy and nie srooinmsion, rescmamending the 3th day of this and sane Smee cok Eoul sales of 5,000 bbls : State $4 90a4 95; Ohio $5308 the railroad; Witness was not at the stone yard Tue City Corncits, it will be seen, have ta- | David Huarrover was passed. thanksgiving by the citizens of thus town. others, are defendant, the undersigned, as trustee | 5.50; Southern $5 30285 60 when the row began in the afternoon; they weat i : Bill to supply a deticiency for rading and — therein appuinted, will expose at public'sale, to the Wheat is firm; sales of 10,000 busbeis; Milwau also towards Charles Hurdie’s house; witness | ken a decided step towards the apprehension of graveling I street north, between Fifteenth street May Orricr, : highest bidder, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the | kie Clab at $1.06. Corn is very dull and nomi- ueard them knocking at some house in the direc- | the party of rndians, who, on last Saturday nigit, | Br Connecticut avenue, was referred to ime Grorcrtows, D. C., November 20, 1657. 1ath day of December next, at the hour of 120’cloek, | nal. tion of Hurdie’s, but could not say if they were | made our city the scene of another bloody and | provements committee. ” Now; heartily approving the object of this resolu- m., if fair, if not fair, at the same time and place on ‘ . u tion, L hereby designate Thursday, the 2th of this | the next fair day thereafter all tows teecke, parts ao eos: eae pte Best ts ta at Hurdle’s house or not. outrageous murder. Mr. Alderman Bayly, inthe Bill to supply deficiency Eleventh street, be- | present month, to be observed in this town as y | of tracts or parcels of iand, situated in said county, w q . ee a win nen wernt Nome after the borer Board, stated de geneeel rome Gee hh oe | tween Mon nce north, was referred to | of general thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God, formerly the property of the inte Richard I,.Thomp- | -Whisky steady; Obto 2c. Sere eee ee RRS tans mics; SECT ihe anty-o6 AU good Clitcte te teint a coe | Jeeaieuenlé coe reqiteating that all weguiar business may beauapend: | 4on,and nowdecreed to be sold for the: porpene rt dinner ‘witness wes at the yerd; is a foreman | erate to their uirnost abilitr cit ne pelboritiee ill to supply a deticiency for Arading and | od during the day. that all ministers of religion and pe ee he Peek teh ed Bae liad Financial. tuere; four men came up and stood on the bank; | [, detecting and bringing fo justice the diszrace- | gtveling Seventh strect west, from H to L horth; orcorekn teouien mean Pratisndetad senee oe [ip comtinacee parcels upwards of Six Hundred Acres, | | N&w Yor, Nov. 4 —stocks are lower gener- they were talking, and went ina few moments | ¢) Fpetrators of the many crimes which’ bave | *ame reference. the manifold mercies bestowed upon this commmunic ‘Tie greater portion is open iand. ‘There is. howey- . Chicago and Rock Island 82, Cumberland towards the railroad track; they were talking | rendered our cit notorious abroad, and a terror Mr. Kennedy, from claims committee, reported ty during the past year by @ kind and beneficent | er, some excellent Timber Land among the tracts Coal Co. 11X; Lilinois Central si 95; do. ebout being hte ers and saying 4 wasa shame | tq peaceable citizens at home: and that it be- | Aldermen bill for relief of J. F. Brandner, with | Providence, and earnestly to implore, through His Proposed to be sold. Some of the parcels of land | bonds 87; Michigan Southern 20; New York Cen- that four men should be nip i witness did | hooved the Councils to take an active Part also in | amendments providing Brandner pay all custs in | { 3 continuance of these inestimable bieas- | have oe col water an ony mem, Phere 18 ® | tral 78x; Pennsylvania Coal Co 614; Reading jot unde: all about; witness i men this case; & i 73 3 "s 79. saw Hurdle rush out, and a crowd ran off towards bof tpi = essing Bl sear sore las ‘Mr. Turton, from Insp teveaietts commalites Te- wen under my hand on the dey above written. | the soil of ali the args ni preen Panna ot well = ped ewes! the railroad; saw Hurdle fire a yun; saw John kind; and was, as noted ever rae ready to ef ported a bill to repair Ninte street west, from K RICHARD &. CRAWFORD, Mayor,’ | 2 “Bes yinada aren the. timenn ate vieinlt ‘oft B, Slatford ranning after a crowd of men; witness | Qperite with ali goog iia ee putting down | fo M streets; paseed. ‘ . = a eS and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers,” "| WHO WOULD NOR SAVE MONEY spoke te him, asking if his crowd were going to | the rowdy spirit. Sow prorsinng ainbog fs, and | _ Alsd, s bill for relief of Cameron ané Mooney; | "TW LARGE PROJECTING STORE WIN- | “rerins of saicas preserited by the-decree.—Five | YW, 4 " 8S hed Ls if ne wocld eee he Jara; Slatford told witness | sestoring ortier; that the interes, cre On, de- | discharged. agate bene our good SHOW CASES for sale | hundreddollars in onsh, to be paid on the day of sale; | SV are in want of & eneap light, that the BREGH® 2 he —- ogi pe pay he (Slatford) would | manded that course on the part of all its citizens Bill from Aldermen to supply deficiency for SS as by . E. K. LU NDY, and the residue of the purchase money to be paid in -F eae suppeced (ek eta sioable witness; wit- | tie introduced @ resolution, which eae unani- | grading and graveling Eleventh street, between | 9 2-2" __ hess supposed that Slatford was his friend, and ; ; > Furs: INRIDGE COAL OIL is the chenpest on! extant, ‘al instalments, in one, two, three. and four years | } 1 { Mt ahd N stretis, was passed from day of sale ; the same to bear interest from the biz Daraing an the lamps we have, at the rate of wished to know what his men had done to tause mously passed, offering a reward of $250 for the » Was pass: u er hour. Cali and see, S23 C street day of sale and to be secured by the bonds ef the pur- | fall cent per y . The petition ot H. Cole: t “ a= hasere, wat ved 00-obl cwcen 6th and th streets. sn attack upom them fcom Slatford’s party; wit- | detection of the murderers ‘ia ecppre rene ot | cUbiina Commmierice oo oemam) wemlnederreAite | I a tnloeoreewe: announees to his ous- | Ginger or purchasers, with approved oo-oblunors. | OOS if HOWELL & MORSELL, ness did not Know any of Siatford’s crowd, Siat- | the party or parties who shot officer Marrover on | _ Mr. Clark offered a resolution for the appoint. | {omer that his assortment of Lapixs F ancy FURS» | oy'and all interest thereon, aud not belure. the whe SIKST WARD MARKET STORE. ford Lad 4 stone in one hand and a powder task | ine bain occasion ment of delegates to attend the cunvention to be | '* "OW complsted, in all qualities aud styles. dersigned is authorized to convey the premisessaid | ff ae sn the other; three of the workmen in the yard : held in this city on the subject of railroad and Fretoh lo.” ateb sorte Parenter pa petenanere thereor in fepsieapley ‘The undersigned having taken a Store on I street. hime (ote eee a meres gon st! ig ser Ausounnan Manvine of the Grand | con transportation, two members of the Alder- | Furs inthis establishment are fresh aud elgcant in | Si froca all claims of the parties to che eases eee ppg Rnd SL | — Lim. (witness:) if so, witness did not see it Lodge, I. 0. O. F., last night, the installation of | en and three from the Common Council, and | their manufacture. Every articls warranted as rep- any person oF persons ciauning by, from or under | Firat ‘Ward and the public generally, tust he w mew Airs, Hughes, sworn —Kuew only one of the | Lodge, I. 0. O. P., last night, the installation of the Mayor; passed. resented. Having bought the prosent stock for cash | th7.n. ‘The widow iss party t6 the procecdiane in repared te fer them MEATS, VEGETAL euets, Thomas Ruck; be culled about seven | the officers took place. Upon taking the chair, Mr. Brown introduced a bill to change the | ®t very iow mtes, we will sell very low. q , 4 vel to see Mr. Murphy; be asked for him, | the M W.G. M. (Dr. John R. Piper,) delivered should call early at | this case and has inwriting signified her assent to | Byes pty -&c, and : : time of making the annual assessments; referred aud witness told Lim that Murphy had gone ont: | an address Suitable to the occasion, asking the , Ladies, to get great Largains, should to take in lieu of her dower an equivalent in erg sually ke; = atthe’ = to the ways and means committee _nb-dsw__ OW. F. SEYMOU R SSemees &s nscertained by law, out of proceeds of the —— ae hg non tn 34 at Chinmey jam, witheds Ease, wiaing bebind the | co-operation of the membership In the efurts he | Air B view etercar see. solution rex POR SALE—A pair of fine yount MULES, | sal DANIEL €. DIGGES Trustee. | _2'SSt#w2w ee chiuiney jam; witness knew none of the other | should make for the advancement of the Order vesting the Mayor to ask the aid of the Presi- | only five yon saad wei fronly iakay November 18, 1857. n 19-lawtloth Deokdts DIES. SHOPPING, may positive) prisoners; Murphy bad warned witness that} The following. appointments were made: R.| dent in preserving the peace of the city: abd papel because the owner — = I courteous attentionat STEVENS threats bad beea made by a party of men that if] W. Middleton, W.-G. Cha Hain; John Thaw, | Be it Resolved, §c., That the Mayor be re- has no.ompiay! for them. Inquire of, By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. New Paney S:ore, 336, between 9th and i0th ats. Le did not leave the place they would come and | W G. Marsha! CW. Dashiell, W. G. Conduc- | ¢; tfully rege ¢eall upon the President of | JOSHUA BATEMAN, near Trinity STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES AT otf inet ae yg be had been warned by a ma- | tor; W. D. Roberts, W. G. Guardian; George | Prey, States, and confer with him as to the | (Catholie\Church, Georgetown. niz2w_ | }) Avcrios.—Will be sold on FRIDAY ancl lie MARI. ebinist at the Navy Yard, that if he stayed at | Tice, W. G. Herald. @ 2th = : f Fran H.MARLOW’S 1 necessity of some united and vigorous action by | 7 os CHRISTIE JOHNSON, | day of November, at the storeof Francis Muller at AL CHER! Goor ann spor STORE, that heey Re Would be shot; Murphy thought |" Afier the adjournment of the Lodge, the mem. | Me? Federai and Municipal authorities to restore | [Y['=S CHRISTIE JOBNSON) Onion Taste Griese Wie mentee ee Cae No. 4% Penasyiranin avenue, 4 e lis own boarding- | bers repaired to the Private rooms in Kloman’s | and preserve peace and order within the City of | — Isdesiroug of forming Ci in Flocution in the consisting in part of— ce : 5 I take this opportunity of informing my customers s¢. and so stayed; + Knew Rock till Mur- | Restaurant, where a supper had been repared to | Washington, ax demanded alike by the security | Schools in Washington, and give mstruction to | pine green and black Teas nd the public in general that I have on sale {py showed biti to witacss; didu't know why | the order of the newly-installed officer The of the Government property, and the safety of the | private pupils i that city and in Georgetown. Java, Lagura, Rio. and Maracaibo Cotice of Arst rate Caif skin Gaiters at $2.50 Marpby bid bebiud the jam when Rock called supper. which was served tn excellent style, was | }jvex of our citizens; passed. Miss Johnson wi'l give lessons to youths and pro- tv sce bim that might; bad no conversation with | discussed with zest; and after ‘a feast of Loaf, crushed, clarified and brown Sugars aud 8 French Calf-skin Patent Lest peaeen I foseional gentleme: . Kdamantine, and mould Candies Gaiter at $3.9, m8 him before he died; br. Hellen asked him who | and flow of soul,” Mr. Brown then offered the following joint 0, Sper . % ss Eng- y j) | St $5, and # good Ci eprcogpha Pepe tpl ainntodd Ai the company separated at an | sesolution relative to the erection of & fort ot of antnitence, Mine Harrover's (formerly Miss Eng; Ground Pepper and Spices of all kinds, am small Gatteanae Bey bo 2 phat Mim, and be said *«the States Hose;”? the at- | early hour poet near the Military Asylum : ried Nhrengs erst ronal i an erie ail ether Shoes, onem us Bente, tier t king party stayed some fiftecn or twenty min- ‘Tue River.—tn the Georgetown channel sev- Be it resolved. ge. That the Secretary of War For further information and ciroulara apply at | voor Powders, Soap Powders. Saleratus, &c. drens, cheap in proportion. Call and see for your- thas ia the ext: ome enough to smash every- | 21: mat tai ' be respectfully requested to ask of the approach- | Biaachard & Mohun'’s Bookstore. Flavoring Extracts, in every variety selves. Don't forget the place, No.4a6 Pennayiva- thing in the house. Cao cabhtngs are this morning busy plying from ing Congress an appropriation for the erection of REPERENCES. Together witha large lot of Brandies, Whiskeys, nue, between 3d 4 streets. Thomas McIntire, sworn.—Was at the house on Georgetown to Alexandria and back, with schoon- * “ rlison, capable of garrisoning at least one Mrs. William F. Ritchie, Richmond, Va. Wines, &e nong Which are xome snperior ad 2aw3m the night Murphy was shot; is the bar-keeper at | ers upward and downward bound. Rev. Stepnen P. Hill, Washineton, D.C, = roe oo i Nip) cp in gae a ae —-* a omg wharf, arrived, sehnr. To arrive, in the course of a few days, two car for a drink; gave them drinks. and Rock aske onteoen, Falkenburg, Philadelphia, with coal. | Columbia. And that the joint committee charged fi id e fs 1 witness “ If his face was 00d for a dsink?** wit- The Thayer will mechan leave to-day; the with attending to the interests of the Corporal on pe acd eae ao apne Stove) which we will weal eta tadin ool ness sald * yes;”? Rocks tuen asked for Murphy; | crew are expected to be on board at I! a. tm. = ~ = «(gn ond — wood. Stove) which we will sel at a reduotion if dcittored Jongress Wy tracted illinery, &c. Terms: $25 and under, eash: over that sum, a . i Witness told him that he had gone eut; Rock and A large schooner, loaded with mas ble, went up Bay he ee a rnenncied to sige on that _______Millinery, &e. it of gg nag Couly then went out, and just as they opened the | to the Navy Y: company of light and one of pects artillery, at fine Brandics and Wines, botgied and in wood BAaICOOALIIT Seb nti 3 .D., it .c. ini - + sind? orucar the Military Asylum, in the District of] Grafton Tyler, M. D., Georgetown, D.C. : Cc — With eight cases of that ce ted oid Wheat oc3t-lm Whiskey, so universally admired. in bottles full f body the great finportance of speedily respond- : credit of l, 2, and 3 months, for notes sntisiactorily | “Pine “Oak. and Hickor WOOD, constantly on t yesterday. ing fh aay rocanittegiation for this ouject tom P ARIS MILLINERY. endorsed, J.C. MeGUIRE. Auct Orders promptly fill re tales Hurdle came in with = gun, and | A coal, schoouer Is ayround off the Eastern the War Department. MADAME FERRERO, from No. 5 Great Jones } 2224S C. McGUIRE, Auct. | "iG: reut a Store Rowi, 18 by 2) fet, on Seventh seeing Kock, said that he (Rock) had a great | Branch, and wili aot probably be got off without Sec.2. And be it resolved, That the Mayor is Gisstreet, New York, respectfully inform: = strent, betwom = ona A N a dea! of impudeuce to come tp there; witness told | mucis trouble. hereby requested to furnish the Secretary of War he Ludies in Washington that she ha: 95 SkVENTH STREET 49D Pa reste nn © BRO: Ne Be Soreeh at Siardle to stop that Kind of talk, and thetwo men | ‘The schooner Aid, English, from Philadelphia, | with a copy of this joint resolution; passed. re-opened a branch of her establish~ 492 hl eee * a ween’ : eck and Couly) went out; witness saw Rock | with coal, is aground off the steamboat wharf, | and then the Boaid adjourned. iment, for the season, at No. 248 Pa.avenue, ,.. CHEAP RIBANDS, z RYE AND BARLEY MALT, 1o snore that might; the party who made the at | she will get oil at high tide. 7 abies “wil aid 2 ectect aneortment Of seis pam ssiyg tence Sane nd td CITY MALT HOUSE, comer of Weet Falls ay tack witness did not know; when the attack was} The wheelhouses ‘of the Baltimore were en- 0, 2ESSE OF oM R HEA ESSE. I Raltimore, ; tuade, witness was very much frightened; Rock | cased tn ice when sbe arrived this morving. Graver: Coyne After Ont ferprt Clee yee HE = Bae nine: Ghote Ne Aud TOOTH BRUSHES — Fon alee 7 wiz {bere at 7 o’clock, and the attack was made | Nothing in the lower river worth reporting. | terday the case of Arcana W. Denham ts. the TH nliarubber, and Horn COMBS A eo about 9 o'clock; Rock was not very ; Witness pay heirs of Wm. Easby, which was then pending, RY V eneral assortment of FANCY GOODS, | Vl GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF bad seen many men more drunk than he was: Wuo Swart Decipg wars Docron’s Dis-| was continued up to the closing hour. The KI whiels wif be wold low lor ensh. acon ng lofferthe Sulrowing pecan eriseeatias Cuioks the phy hid behind the jum = On the authority of a gentleman of re- | Court indulzed the jury until this morning. Prices moderate. a sha mind eS ee ete é sy, an id not wis! - ‘This morning, the Court, after meeting, sent NNEL, TW iG ies’ double-soled Heeled Gaiters, $2.25. him; the attaching purty ben p poral flr tinhena aided mcaiipesimalerdighes| (ars pelgwerriny slaoolpmeels poi Giieesy fi find | VIADAM BONR ENS MAKER, Fnom Pax H. “'’°concress crore wann, | P* & without heels, bean m over their eyes posted,”” it was stated some days since that un- | {he Jury | No. $32 18th street west, be'ween Iand K streets, | No. "414 Pa. ac. worth betweem ade & 6th sts., “ | Dinek Morocco heeled Boots, $1.75. ja aaglain Of the Auxillary Guard, | invited members of the wight watch visiting the | *WTdtt Phineas T. Barnum vs. John | Washington city, has the honor to inform the ladies i i _ = 2 the netyhborhood with bis «| dramatic bail of the German Turner Association Respectfully informs riends and customers - out heelx, $1.37, with “Walking Shoes at gah. snd Misses and adoublo scled Rrotesi @50 pair. Ce SOHNE CREWS, ag ope less than any other establisiment No. 4247th st. between Gand H. rs will sei an ent eV inter Suit for $5.anda black | DQ) (}(){) PEACH TREES. = Se i aS i a ae TRUNKS! TRUNKS!!! | sbove Trees are ail of ine growth, and of “8 posse: le: 7 of Washington and vicinity, that she has fitted up t ved Went to Mrs. Hughes's and saw Murphy; asked | *Moked their cigars in violation of the reguiation | W- Allea was taken up. Thin was an action to 4 eady | thet he bas just receive: , a Dress Making Establishment, where she several people there if they-ienew the names of | Of the Association prohibiting the use cf tobacco | '@£2Ve? the amount of a promissory note held MY | to make every Kind of N > boy Ld 2aud WINTER GOODS consis - moe tetot Caaten Pants, Vests, and Gentlemen and inthe best and very intest style | Furnishing Goods, which he will soll at 2 . lainiift,’ by counsel, against the defenda: the parties who were there; got the names of | if the hall yadiey and Webb for plaintiff, Carlisle for de. Thotnas Rock and Conly ‘as having I Contrariwise, one of the members of the Assoc!- ‘ pr ? Hozbes's when Blutphy was het; stented wisn, | ation states to us that the members of the guard pense This case was pending when this report | De La Mode, direct fromm Pai Lis posse down New Jersey avenue; told part of | Present were invited by the Turners; that their ‘ : " HAMS! them to keep back, they did a0, and’ witness and | Presence was ver acceptable; and that a cieee Correction. —‘‘Mercury” states, in his com- Ha™s: HAMS! sii cue other went abead; when they got to Boyle’s | #™0king complained of wax promptly stopped on munication of Georgetown news to this morn- | “We have choice Jot of Family-cured HAMS, pre tavern witness told one of the ment :rough | their attention being called to the rul + H the little glass in the inxide aoe at tence Our informant also states that the entertain- | 14's Sun, that “Senator Bright, of Indiana, and | Whick are unsurpassed in excellence. best eelect fruit. . TRU 3, AMUEL P. Also, a general assortment of ORNAMEN- : : ING & BURCHEL unt coasived, On TRUNKS. at GAs TAI, EVERGREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT and see if aay one was there who had been named | Ment and ball was given by the associated fresco | John Appleton, of Maine, Assistant Secretary of | wast Casnar of Varumnt aracne Soa at. HOw IVER'S BOOT, SE pier Flees TREES. : = Tarun concerned in the occurrences of the af- | Painters; and that “the beautiful stage scenery | State, have thetr abodes’? in that pleasant stvter DTICE TO HOUSEKELPERS. 1g der pb cerpteck iE Nica _uSIm' JOSHUA PEIRCE. ternoon and evening; be did so, aud soon re- | 88 executed mainly by Geman artiste. city. Now, while it is true that tor Bright N j= sre ‘Also ADIES, PLEASE READ. turned, saying : ** They are there, I see a piece of — owns the “Washington House,’ and that Mr . L. CROWN & CO. having receivedalarge | 5001 's Sole Leather Iron and aes, the Fourth Waid pole and an axe; while atthe | BEATING THe Victons.—We acknowledge a| Appleton resided on the Heights during the sun- jected stock for the gal trade, Weed Erume une, CEN ee pinstend of setting {he remnant of my stuck of +e 2) 7 * B' & iy before eateciug, witness beard the remark | present of a dish of raw oysters from the new ee Oe png ad fom ehitegred Yt NITUR Geer CROCKERY. WARE As thay have boot bought at least 25 per cent. lees lind Big, Pa.avenue, between Stivcad ie and that they had borrowed the ser foe “Boyle | Cr'abilshment of ourfriend Peter Dubant, corner | Siseant Secretary of Slate is the house on ¥ at, | toeshimine their stock, as they are deter peg hate any, ciablushinent soutk of | S:e°ts. renewally 8 SPs oe eee ee wike - o y i : ’ I to suit the times. per cent. le publio gi yn Fel great begins a* with which to cut it duwa; as the rest of the of. | Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, a doze | last year occupied by Senator Brodhead. “= i New York city, for cash also. ‘Call before you buy. and cuomine ficers came up Witness told them to rush aa, oud of which filled a quart measure! Think of thet, aad Piper of che bs og SHOW? i . $ seal the oe 0 take bio man; witness went te dret, | PocSacid Hachor eat eeaely from the | > 4 seazcu.—Yesterday, after th t and W6-tf__No dor corner atetn ot EPR Boys", Chidren’s, an 2 BooTs a R. C. STEVENS, and the party nade az if to feslel, but reer nz. | Cornteld Harbor plauting grounds, from whicn sitet Of Cane eT the arent and | _0016-tf____ No. 367. gorner of 6th st. and + | and SHOES for fall and winter wear, Dealer in Frengh Miliinery and Peooy Gis, think Dexter Of it, and scene ine out Aft back the yield of the present season equals ay hn , | commitment of Cunningham, on a charge of T r NOTICE. _ We ln Ks All in want of the above articles will please give | 96 24 $98 Pa. ave.. bet. 9th and Jet. sts. door; they arrested eight mei two of hove coe, | 1B the way of oysters ever seen in the Cnited | burning the premises of Mr, Polton, in Septem- Ants Madprsigned boxe leeve to jnform his friends | me a cail before parchs fet Pe over = jawik ders, and were suffered te m0; one ofthe par, States. Garrison. near Nosfolk, has, for six | per last, a search warrant was ixsued by Justice ree by pf po ig nt et he ein enone ae Iron Halt, P bet. Sth and 10th sts, J. - B. ng hh a Bs Up stairs to the third story; ‘witness with boven pay Ciened of the palm with bis Lynn- | Goddard, and the ofticers. proceeded. to scarce, | 020 Ql TLEMEN’S CLOTHING inthe n 13-002 = posse searched the house, und ina room i, | Baven Bay plantings.» Yet, the best he ever wold | (12 louse. ‘They succeeded in obtaining a dozen | best manner and at lower prices than any PACKER AND PICKLER OF OYSTERS, the third story found the man who had fled, who | Here at SO per barrel-were not equal to these, for | or more new felt bate. t i i % NG DAY.—Pumpkin Corner of 12tn and E streets. lwo old muskets and two | other establishment in the City. IES FOR THANKSGIVI bs seemed to be either getting out of bed, or about which that price is not asked in this city. These “eut shorts” or “Dick Butchers” as the ‘boys’? Please give him a call, and seuure yoareelt of, the P Pies for ag ie ri tee, Cream, Pound fied f Ladies’ Gen Auction prices. Servant yeters should onl! at Y ‘Paste Pufls, and every thing Anybody in want of O: . = pad 4 : : ; it] couteld Harbor oysters were bedded especially | call muskets with half the barrels cut off, ‘Tease 2 LK, Gly ee dh wed this place. _nS-im_ w A Pleteer, the reat wore since? win coati Ht | for ehis mafket, and if contiasing tab sent ney | Saul muskets with b Magistrate's oflce until they | a1, pmeMterebest Tailor, No. 368 Pa-avenus; | nog for Taenkepiving day. tne a oe por, Ala, TOOTH, NATE AND BANDOLINE Canntnghagn, Pleteten aoe Rulbeas aicetinen: will soon render Washington perhaps more fa- | are claimed by the owners. = n21-3t* Corner 12th and F ate, BRUSHES, at GIEBS” Hair Store. near 13th sul an axe, which was dropped ou the oor as | MOUs ats the dine oysters to be enjoyed tn It than one prairies whole beste: new COR’ | YY EDDING AND OTHER PRESENTS—\We oe ee tieceticets entered the house; there were some | Vf! itself was ten or twenty yeais ago. pg NE JEVENILE Scames about town have Just want ceas i FES cet CHER IIES. ial Goods, eutsite br Wedded oka: | = Gata RAIDS, PLAITS, CURLS, HALF fhe i 3 f , . comeaed sear spostinythwsn i or ae a, | Tae Liont Invaytay are certainly iavinethle, | Blt upon a, dedge very well calculuted to alarm BERRIES. TO! ATO, 3 cete: gone rl embracing every thing now aad clogaar ie LAP ES er eaR Es. LACIE DSS Heke Store, Officer Carter got the reas "Oeae rhaan “when Tuey conquer.even the elements. Not only did | ®€7¥OUS people in these troublouy times. This For eale by 1G & BURCHELL, our line, . near corner of 13th stand Pacey. BS Sra caught had Lis pockets*full of coals, which {t | they decline to‘ postpone on account of the wea- sepa tae td pent ner por dleclies ne ni2___, corner 15th street and Vermont ave. n2i-st Me CALLS BBO: Jenslers B sche ead ee oat inenioul , . +, 0" 2 5 “, = = oe . pets ayn sere pe ioerorrd Sears gs mye re rafttleres night, werent enig ry ee Caru- | ‘This they did last night at gentleman's res}. petite or seteves having advertined for sale T.STEVENS'S NEW FANCY STORE, 5% Family and Extra Flour, Buckwheat. the watchhouse Witness with Officer Re t their tattrer reer amen aud tall men; per- | dence on Tenth street, and ther red with | an “ UNEXPLOSIVE GAS.” which. it non Pa. av between 9th and loth strests,can | Rye Meeland Graham Flour. oo beck ona Red ery bot fond | formed their wilitary evolutions with clock-work | Such swiftmese oc to be ‘‘round fie coruer” ere | thing but the well known “Etherial Oil,” ther be found an mt assortinent of Opera Hoods. Alao, fall -sscrrment of sc eiiclinté £etk aud searched the house fur arms, but found precision, at showers ot epoligaeals Sherefon pursuit could reach them. - Tdgora if neowasery | to ravine Sogsumers for their| ni? eotf Corn, ¢ op Midings, Ship Stuf o 2 jancing Faun) salt safety, that the only genu known, {WILLIAM SOLLERS, itt, Shorts and Cut Hay. Christopher Boyle, sworn —Had gone to bed | spirit; made their gucet hort, “Reintzel’s non-F xplosive Burning Faia,” and te WILLIAM SOLLERS, Be ee eet shout B¥e minutes before the crowd came into carried the Wall thretaeh Te? craliens The Micaet Muxrwy, who Was killed Saturday repared and sold " AR gills Pek tod coat ow P-avenue anda street” wt the olf PI *. STUTZ, at his Depot, cor {ie house, heard them come in and went to the | members of the Company. one acd ait. Inid-them- | might on English Hill, was buried yesterday | uerof I1th aud E streets, he being t wcky posbeee- ae Nypeh street (up stairs) attends promptly Depgt. corner Po-avense and 2d stress gay back bar-cgom; they * at to > or of the right for selling the same in the District of i ng + hanging Cur i. 4 See Po j they had ® piece of a pole and | selves out to do the handsome thi and the fterncon. Netwithstanding th his fu L fe Vileloths, and all work rta: to ‘er 7 deena new Fictcr, evar tte herb ff Sack AMEX URES tan Tots, ahte | wan atended bye ange memeer of ie Meek | oer FR. STUTE | ined igerior Decoratingat modetate eoees | AA BEAUTIFUL PALE OF BOSTON Manne nard not know Fletcher; never be- | h as this! Wi a | Sonar pe TT | nt — ¢ ith he fore? be wat have come in with the crowd, | Sans ie (nd, of eis) pads eyes be Retls ore tee that eats allowed to suspend FXO I88 AND AMERICAN TABLE cUT- PLovcHsanpcastivas | a? wpa of MATCHED SARE Ths.) Toe evidence before the Coconer closed here, | + El Do:ado” atiended to the catering, 4 : ls 3 i ‘ i "REDUCED RATES. | years oid, bright bay eolor, of benulitul etyle and y "y We offer large of superior ‘ AT RED ‘That Michael Murphy, on the 2int instuat, at | represeatcd there. . baek many country dealers, which bad an effect | *°gpmpany cur best Silver Forks. highly fin] FLOUGHS, CASTINGS. HAY CUTTERS. Sobol thee oe beans Se wivete te Yenided, when” forty of matt | WH ARE xugexerED by the Messrs. Guit, pre- tained atu the vanne ay 06 Satenday Pet "S| HNeds bat of equally food gualy D6 peo. | Com So eL ESB irePantecmbets then | Sift any hte pecan be soru ar BINS umber of eight or ton, “entered the house and | Prietors of the City Steam Pive-wood Milt, to ae Warten. | kite Ben it Corn Shel.ers nnd Cut, | teenth strect, where the price can be known, tauskets rey: *, by which firing said | say that the disagreeable smoke ia that neigh- We cant ATTEXTJON to Lhe goncert at the Navy = Jos erat bn A appr nces nae farmers, is es a OR Hive gs | ost. ‘ Merpby cate to luis death; acd that from the | borhood does not proceed from their establish. Yard on Thanksgiving nlybt under the direction | [{1VE MORE OF WAVEN, BACON & Co.'s | {0'8; ROW wanted by the far se ousireiy Shagiect Brom P DIVERNOIS’ HOTEL. " creas Ae etore Us we Lelieve that Wm. Wilsoa, | ment, us some have supposed Of our vn opin. ¥. Glaane : ‘ aba’ perior PIANOS, just arrived at th any pont vod please, to call at 5.9 Seventh | F A. AVENUE, briween ith and 18th streets, elias Mahoney and Pat MeCarthy, formed apor- | knowledge we can a7.', having visited their mill teechibr uf je vie most competent leadeg Warerooms of METZER F omeen ber At rn Pee, x Wasninoton, D.C. on of ie erty — = the guhs and pistols — it = mode! of L sea Beaten; and male, by. Khe Way, Second hand Pi fe for sale Oheap, nstf esate Soe. eee: Los Soiinioee poaees de meee impro) Sarels cnt vom whieh the deceased came to his death.” their well-reguiated e<\ablishment, with Ms Gliighariod r ————— pranen Tue examiuation of the seaused parties as to | wonderful satring and splitting machine, has | | TH#® Exeeatp Crus give thelr annual ballon ApuRwaring: TERRAPINS! Cee ee ety. ann Sieam” | “fide Fic were meeplcd "UR the elmamt of the riot Was bow continued. Mr. Ratcliffe ay. | become one of the liona of the metropolis: _ Wednerday night, 2 do our friends of the Good _— RRGikir res ene fob atroet. | “niegm Wilesadh Lineste. peated as counsel fur Fletcher aud Rock. The smoke complained of emanates from some | Will Club; and, also, the Journeymen Bakers, Just od PURANES BRST URANT, CK, and all sorts of COMBS, at ame Lee Sot in season. ~- Willian De Marne, sworw Had aconversation | low chimney flues im that vicinity. Dancing all around on that night * PINS heh SAGE ATER TERRA eg “dIBBS Bair Score, year ath at, amd aR tne List'aad Cold Lunch trom iteeeck c.m, onpil With Murphy om Saturday afterpovn, after the af. |” —— le. ? n2t-st Rader WWBlarde’ hotel. 25 pO, a inet ‘ tray at the Rallvead Depot; theyhad talked ofthe | Tux Hanmoxzox Quantetts Bayo will beat | = Wry, the inimitabie, at Oda Fellowk’ Hall Bght between Cuarles Hurdle and some men, [ the ) 5 * “0d Murphy had remarked that Be'wae afraid ii Dropiar®” att, st Coluaptia, Halt, this evpuing to-pient Ye whohave the blues LS eee a LACK, COLORED. and superior wh: b Poys, DALLIONS, Canes,