Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Camixat Covrt —Judge Crawford.— After our report closed on Saturday, the Court took up the case of the United States es. Jobn Baptist, wherein the defendant stood charged with stweal- ing sheets, a tin pan, a pillow-case and two shirts from Mr. John Kelly. Found guilty as indicted. The next case taken up was that of the Us. evs William Nicholson for assault and battery on James Moore with intent to kill him on the 224 of tast July. The facts given in evidence were— that the defendant and the man Moore both be- longed to a fishing vessel in Georgetown ; that they were both drunk on the night in question ; that Nicholson accused Moore of stealing a pis. tol; that Moore made a similar cbarge against Nicuvisoa. Moore being on the wharf, dared Nicholson, who was on the vessel, to come on sbore and fight him. Mutual invitations to fight were so exchanged, and finally Nicholson went on shore and the parties clenched and a scuffle ensued. A moment after Moore cried out that he was stabbed. Assistance being called, and lights being procured, Moore was discovered to be fin the abdomen. He afterwards died from Summer disease, and while bis wounds ling The defence endeavored to make it ar that the disease was in the system of Moore af the time of the stabbing to show that the indictinent should be quashed. If such was the faet, they contended that the indictment she have beea for mansiany liter instead of as- sanit and battery ructions to this effect were prayed by the counsel for the defence ‘The cave was closed and went to the jary at 3 o'clock p.m. John Baptist was told to siand up for sentence. The Court stated that inasmuch as Baptist bad been in jail for four months, the sen- tence of the Court was that he be further impris- oned in the county jail fora space of tive months, and pay a tine of Sf. The jury here returned in the case of William Nicholson a verdict of as- sault aud battery only. And then the Court ad- Journed To-day, the Court met at 10 o'clock, and the District absent, thro lekuess, Joun EN torney ted State Afiert called ¥ prosecuting at- ared for the Uni- nd and ‘Traverse Juries had Leen Ok up the case of Hillery Heteb assault and battery on Michael Ma- ginnis, submitted to the Court. Hutchins was flaed $5 and costs; gave security for the amount and wax discharged The next case taken np was that of Wm. Henry Harrison Butterbauzh, for lareeny of six mats, valued at from Mr. Vausant.” This boy, of some ten years of age, was discharged by the Court on a previous Indictment for petty larceny last week. He now came up on the above charge and this time bis ease went to the jury, and was pending when this repert closed Cinevir Covet.—tin this Court, on Saturday last, the case of the United States rs. AE. L Keese. under rule to show cause why he should not be dismissed from his cttle ble on account of slleved malfeasance, was not, as stated in our Saturday's issu ued. The rase Was called up just as our report closed, but rward postponed until Tuesday next,and f se ot J. D. Hoover rs. A. an action involving a port. e, v whether an exe- ds of the Marshal, and not lev- Prio:ity over an execution on a judgment eof the peace first levied; but subse- q the receipl of the execution from the Circuit Court by the Marshal; or, in other words, whether an execution from tke Circuit Court in the hands of the Marshal, ates a lien upon personal property. The case was fully argued yy Chas S. Wallach and Jos H Bradley for the q nti’, and Carlisle and Maury for the de- lendant, and was still pending when the Court adjourned The case of Themas Woodward rs. the Levy Court, wax taken up ou Saturday. This was an action under an opinion of the late Attorney General, Gen. Cushing. ‘The fees of the Coroner were paid by the Levy Court under an act of Ma- tytand of 1799 until the year IS, when by the Sth section of an act of Congress creating the Criminal Court, the same fees were allowed to the Coroner and jurors, and witnesses summoned by Lim on any inquest as are allowed to the Mar- shal of the District and the jurors attending the Chrevit Court. Under this act the Coroner and jarors and witnesses summoned by him were paid out of the Treasury of the United States until 153, when Mr Cushing decided that the Usited States was not, but the Levy Court was bound. This case was argued with great ability on the part of the plaintiff by Messrs J. H. Brad- ley and WR. Woodward, and by Mr. A 8 Cox for the defence, but the opinion of the Court was not given on Saturday. ‘To-day the Court met at 10 o'clock, and Mr. Kennedy, for plaintiff's, appeared on a motion for a new trial of the case of Hewitt rs. M. and T. Brown, involving the verdict of a jury ata Tormer tral, whereby the plaintifly were made to pay fur the alleved loss of a trunk through the alleged carelessness of the now plaintiit.’ porter. f county consta- {commen:caTED Tar Revisen Cone —We have already seen the legalization of us: and the white-washing of the intide! It is almost useless to look fur- ther into a code which es birth to such enor- mitiesasthese A code which thus cavalierly verses the wi-doin of mae has net much to in- farther research. With such objections alone. it should not reccive public sanction. But im additivn to these there may be ucher kinks But bow are they to be discovered’? Ail people are not lawyers. and ail lawyers ave not compe- tent to the task Such as are, have their hands fall of bu-ine=s which brings thema recompense Tur thei. toil; sud leaves them exhausted to too Kreat e deyice to work pro buna publico. What, then, shail we & Teke the code -‘sights un- seen,” and ~fly a ils we know to those we know not of fs that the cow discreet mea prssueta theic business? And will we not use wrdinaty disesetioa in the great business of en Reting Laws wader Whiel we are tu live? Eveu be that is ue lawyer can tind defects in the Kevised Code Some tind « clause te-enact jug imprisonment for debt. f find a provision which, after prosecuting to conviction the man wie fraudulentiy conceats his property that i way uot be taken to satinfy Lis honest debts, leaves lime Zo “scott free What bunter, after & Weary search, having treed bis coon, would yo y"without bis bide’ And sbal! not be be hed whom a jury of twelve of his fellow- ine Bud guilty of fraudutentty coneesling his Property’ Fellow-citizens you may endorse the code Which isthe bungling in its provisions. It is for you to exereine your pleasure. 1, for one will say no Jesritta More Ptstor Fitixe —In the early part of Saturday evening, several diseharges of frearms were beard in the direction of Pour-and-a-haif street. in the Seventh Ward. The Guards and Special Police, went to the spot and arcested Sdward Barron and Robert Parkhill for being «trunk and disorderly, and carrying dangerous weapons An old fashioned double pistol was @aken from Barron, and a handsome Coft’s revol- wer from Parkhill ay over they tried to make themselves es troublesome as possible to the oiticers, and in order te quiet Barrow au application of au offi- cers ® ? le the ditiiculty of «: lessened. Yesterday Parkbill was tined and costs, and Barron $25 and costs. Juin Barron for attempting to tescue the prisoner, was fined 35 and costs We are very glad to see that the officers are hauling up these pistoi-firing offenders in the Seventh Ward. and hope they'll “do so some Mawre There are a good many other guilty ours to be looked after thereabouts Tau River —A heavy fost which spread itself over the frame-work of the Long Bridge this morning, uffurded the boys a fine e hance for snow- balliag on a smail scale At Kiley’s wharf acrived sehr. Fiza, Capt. Banks, fiom Salesbury, with 30,000 feet planking for the Long Bridge; also, steamer Columbia, from Baltimore, with consignments of merchan- dize for Geo. & Thos. Parker & Co, W.N_H. Maack. White & Co., Howell & Morseil, P. Thy- son, J Sandford. i nm & Co , Kennedy & Pavh, Carlin & Jones, G. F. Gulick, Mr. Farren, R. J. Kyou, Mrs. Desmond, BI Neale, Mu ray & Semines. Maj. D. J. Southerland, B. J. Semmes, J. Coben, BR. B. Clarke, J.B Wilson. Inthe atreain opposite Hiley’s wharf arrived xchr. Spirit of the Tunes, Capt. Sloper, with 70,000 feet lum- ber. Accivext.—Suturday aight, a youth named George Smoot, residing at the Navy Yard, was shot in th hy partof bis hand with a pistol bait. It reported yesterday that the lud had been decoyed to a drinking house and shot, but it appears to have been nothing more than the vid story of the careless Seaaling. of tire-arms ‘The wound was dressed by Dr. Walsh, and the hand wilt probably be saved AkRestep —Yesterday afternoon, Nathan Al- len. colored, was arrested by Mr. Bird, of the Auxiliary Guard, for steating a trank sree clothing belonging to "James Smith, color Some of the clothing was new; and with some jewelry, also in the trunk, was valued at about iy At the time of the arrest, the pantalooun Allen wore were identified as of those sto- fen ‘The trank and some ja were found in the canal some days previous to the arrest “Qua Tico,” writing to the Alexandria Senti- nel says --i¢ ts the intention, | understand, of the Speaker of the House of Re ntatives to enforce the rules in relation to the brian: spir- ituous liquors iatotuat part of the Capitol ander bis immrdiste charge * Mitttany.—The National Guards, Capt J A. Tait, accompanied by Withers’s brass band, pa- raded to-day, aud made « very creditable appear- ance on the street. — Yesterday after- boon, about 4 p. m..a most shocking murder was committed upon the body of the wife of Basil Hall, residing in Alexandria county, Va., about five miles from this city. According to ber deposition, her husband was walking over his farm, and the rest of the whites of the mily were at church, when a slave woman named Jenny—the Property of Hall—put an arm fall of dry plank on the fire, which Mra. Hall or- dered her to take off. She did so, but quickly put iton again. Mrs. Hull again ordered her to take it off. The negress then seized her, and forcing her head down been her (the assailant’s) legs, ‘ked ber into the fire. Taree times. ac- cording to Mrs. Hall’s deposition, she managed to break loose from the fiend, who as often seized her — pee her besp a on the = On the last occasion her screams brought other of the famil negroes and her husband : her 4 A Most Snockisd rescue. ts. Hall died last night at midnight. Drs. Wunderand Lockedid ali they could tealieviate her sufferings, but in vain. ‘The murderess, before committing her dread- fal crime, took the precaution to send a small negro girl, who was in the room, to the spring for water. The ig sen who has of course been committed to jail, denies the crime, alleging that her mistress fell into the fire. It is most fortu- nate for the ends of justice that Mrs. Hall sur- vived sufficiently long to make an ante-mortem bass tyre all tried to shoot the woman ere she was con- veyed to prison, bat was prevented from accom. plishing bis object. He and his family were considered by respectable persons in the neigh- borhood as being hard on servants; aad not very long since be bad a portion of bis farm buildings burned by some of his own servants, A Sorry Joxe —On Saturday evening, a gen- tleman made complaint at the guardhouse that his pocket had been picked at the $ eamboat Ho tel, opposite the"market, and that the pickpocket was then there. Captain Mills accordingly de- toched three of his men to arrest the criminal On reaching the hotel the loser fed ont a person well known In this city as au houest, in- eanan, but who hid been designated by of the practical jokers lounging about the bar room as the stealer of the pocket buok He was arrested by the oilicers and taken to the gu house, but here the witnesses owned up that it was alla * ra at the expense of the pris oner. Captain Mills, however, thought it a pity that the fun should all be on one side, and having discharged the prisoner, he ordered the oficers to confine the jokers in the guard house cells for the night. The funny fellows here looked emn and protested, but it was no yo, the key was tarned on them, and if any city husbands were missed by their spouses until daylight this morn- ing, they may here learn the reason why. Warte-Kip-po GETTING THE WoRsT oF IT.— Last night, three young men were arrested in the Seventh Ward for disordeily conduct, and con- fined in the wateh-house. iSaatot after, an arrest was made of another trio charged with the same offence. These, however, prided themselves on being highly-scented specimens of upper-ten- dom, and, on being ushered into the same cell with their plebeian predecessors, they demanded that the latter should confine thernselves to a par ticular part of the cell. This the plebes declined in explosive terms. A fiuht followed, of course, and the FF V.’s got decidedly the worst of it: in fact, one of them got badly damaved about the countenance betore the guards could separate the castes. We cxvexstanp that it has been determined to appoint about the loth of Febuary fur the day on wh the sense of the people shall be taken on the Revised Code, and that there will b> polls opened at one place in each of the seven waids of the city, at one place in Georgetown, and at three laces in the country part of the county. viz: Tenailytown, ov the 7th stieet plank road. and on the eastern side of the Anacostiariver There will be three judges at each place of election. Weuy 3TAND that the new Hall of Repre- sentatives was lighted up on Satarday evening for the inspection of the select committee ap- inted to consider the propriety of occupying it t is expected that. the report being favorable, the House will proceed to occupy it during this week. - Por. Fowtrr’s Lecture, last night, was upon man’s moral nature from a phrenological “berg. of view, and drew more hearers than the all could wellbold. ‘To-night he lectures upon the mental faculties and their culture ‘Tas Finst Suitusoxian Lecture will be de- livered this even’ at the Smithsonian Institu- tion by Prof. John LeConte. on the sources from which the earth derives its temperature. Prof. LeConte’s course will cousist of six lectures. Warten Retvans —West lock-up, for the week ending Dec. 13—Benjamin Robinson, colured, D C., assa ail for Court. Wm. Long, colored, D.C, witness; do. Sam’! Ricks, colored, D.C., do; security for Conit. I D.C, drunk; fine az ‘osts. Green, Ireland; disorde ly; security for Central station, Dec. 12 —Philip MeCann, Ire- land, disorderly conduct; woikbouse 90 days. Michael Mvia, Iceland, do; do. J. Twomey, freland, do; tine and costs. 8244. Wim. Dona- hoo, Ireland, vayraut; workhorse 90 days John Gordon, Va , denuk and disoiderly; do 30 days Robe:t Parkbill, Pa, disorderly conduct and carrying pistol; fine and costs, $3144 Edward Barion, Ireland, do; do., $2 Jobn Barron, Ireland, disordeily and resisting officers, £3 44 ‘Thirty lodyers—two of them resid Wm Ready, Iretand, carrying pistol; dine and pistol $51.44, ror fie for being ubk and disorde $5 Thos. O'Donnell, tre- Inad, profanity; tlae and costs, S44. Prank Rounds, colored, D. © , assault, dismissed. Na- than Allen, colored. Md , larceny; jail fur Court Joha Jaco! jas Jobn Jobnson, Pa., drunk; ne and costs, S244. Wai Green, colored, D, C., larceny; security fur Court. Prank McCarthy, Pa., disurdesly conduct and threats; tine and costs, $6 41, aud ~ecurity for peace. Jas. Letcher, Md , do ; do 1 Henson, Va, drunk and George Henson, »DC., ind strangers vis- ment of Wigs at smprovement, at Heanp r Cutters and Wig To tHe Citizexs ov Wasitinctox— Wolfe's Srhe'dam Aromatic Schnapys.—The proprietor begs leave to cai! the attention of strangers aud the citizens of Washington, toa very superior aaticte of Holland Gia, which he mtroduced to the American public under the name of Wolte’s Rehcidam Aro matic Schnapps, ‘This Gin ts manufactured by the proprietor exclu- sively at his Distitiery in Schiedam, Holand. It iz made from the best Burley that can be procured Europe, at any cost, and Havored and medicated, not fy the common’ harsh berry, but by the mo: choice botanical variety of the Aromatic Italian Ju- niper Berry, whose more various extract is dixitll ed und rectified with its spirituous solvent, aud thus becomes a concentrated tincture of exquisite tin- Yors aud sroma, aitugethor trai ding in its Cor dist and Medicinal propertiesany sicuhulic Leverage heretutore known. The Fst pi has submitted it to ly the whole Medical Faculty of the United States, aud has received answers fiom about four thousand Physicins aud Chem who emlorse it over their signatures &s a most desirable addition to the Ma- tera Medica. ‘ersons who purchase shouid be careful to get the genuine article, ae the whole country 1s tlooded with counterfeits and imitations, Put up in quar; nnd pint bottles, in cases of one dozen each, wnd for sale by’all the respectable Drug- gists and Grocers in the Cmted States. Uvorrne Wotsr, Sole Importer aud Manufacturer, Depot, No. 22 Beaver street, New York. Wotrk'’s Scnrepam Anomaric Scunapps, is Preseribed with creat success by the Medical Fac- uity in Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop #y, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood, Iuadequate Assimmgtion of Food, and exhausted Vital Energy; and &s a beverage it has no superior in the world. Put up in quart and pint bottles, and for sale by all the Druggists and Grocers in Washington, Uvorrio Woreg, Sole Importer and Manufacturer, Nos. 18, 20, and 2, Beaver street, New \ ork. Worre’s ScHarpaM Axomatic ScuNapps.—The proprietor particularly recommends the above Schnapps to persons travelling or about to settle m the South or West on account of its Medicinal pro- perties in correoting the disagreentile and often dan- Kerous effects produced by a change of water—a onto whieh all travelers South and West Are particuinrly liable. Stranges vuld be careful in parchasing the Schnapps, as the whole country is fiecaed with counterferts and umitauions, ‘I’ genuine has the preprietor'’s name on the bottle, cork and label. For sale by all Druggists and Gro- Uvorrno Wotrk, Beaver » reet, New York. Provkssox Fowrgr’s Leerone.—tuteltectsmem- f culture, and the educati children, is ubjeot of Prof. lecture at ‘Temperance this ( Peiday) even To-morrow (Saturday ) eers. di2-3m — Depot 18 H S evening, the exhibitions of ue drawings of distin- guint individaaia, nud tha Phreso! dist cutshed mon of the past aud present. y even- ing, free lecture on tnan’s mural wature. dil 2t* nO hie Humpsestints Rach tad & te Paysicran and Surzeon, Monou or Chain Buildings ‘No. sm HH street, north side, between |3th and 14th sts. d 1-eoam. anaes Srzciat Notice.—For Perfumed Breath, White T ‘and 1 Complex: * Baim of 1.000 "For dressing hair use ego's hue rt fetes hcaareeat — = we: Paraiwee & Co., PP Ad 2 » New URY, een jothePe-ovenus, 1 4M t¥ Posszssiox of some valuable certifichtes in favor of the Consumption Destroyer; also of ite efficacy inYelievinn bronchint with] By C.L.R. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers: severe oon he The Ssrup is pl. fevand Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 6th street. en ‘cots the 4 o F 5 Bine Bdge: ac ae no Solace Strole. ey. are, SP SBR eyes fon ee my circulars, where 18 0 1 vs at Avcttix— SEVE- The extract of a towercal!od tha \t at 7 o'clock, a lame mmoles Sf ees Gold Lever for t! rg With the Syrup, und at Mr. | Watches: silver and do; 6. j}o- sone Syrup is at several ot! places on saic, and Florentine 3 i Ntwnae'fominage Semerie nian: | Berens, cooky Pat Mom rs etter's. In Baltimore, at Hance's, 08 Balti- |” G'is-st C.R-L.CROWN& CO.. Aucts, ‘All those who have found relief from the Syrup would confer a favor on M. A. by forwarding them their certificates = Reed FOR RENT AND SALE. ——— Oe eee TY ROOMS TO LET, on Pa. avenue, be- twoen i2th and 13th, north side. They. were formerly occupied by Dr. Vi Dentist, for his ee. eid to C. GAUTIER, 252 Ps. avenue. OR RENT.—One large ROOM, newly fur- | 8 desirabi: fi ity. Wi rose acarme “ont URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—A larg PARLOR and CHAMBER, on the second floor, with fixtures, for rent. No. 3m E street, bette 3 TSth and 134g streets, fronting Pa. avenu Fer, RENT—Two Rooms, suitable for offices or an office and chamber, iminediately opposite the City Hail, and over the office of CS. W Delorme, great eral years sobad- that part of the time as confin bed. Nes was eventually cured by @ preseri; shed hi & young clnurvoy- ant girl. This prescriptiot LA By s mere child while ina state of trauoe, taken it, never havirg failed once. Itis equally 48 sure iu cases of fits as of dyspepsia. e ingre~ dients may be found in any drug store. I will send this valuable prasecip ion to any person who will ly me with the nrmes (and residences) of ten,or individuals suffering with diseases of the chest, lungs, or throat, as i knowledge of such invs- ie and the way to reach them, isan aid to my regu- business. Address Dr. Tiacy Delorme, New ork Office. — = ditt _Applyto RICHARD WALLA‘ MARRIED, POR RENT IA laree couvcwent HOUSE fe * newly furnished, supplied with gas throughout. WIRE. BROWNING cor hien iat Hatton, WV ME heated by farmaco. and with foros pump in kitchen: ‘ae > ¥ 80, & Very convenient ant indsome! rniwhed Mat ORDEY, of Patuxent Valley, Howard county, | 5A) & Very convenient and randuomely furnished nished, if des:red Apply at corner 22d and G sts. d 1-at* SOR SA LE—On reasonable terms, a comm: dious and substantially built BRICK DWELLING OUSE, with baek imiiding attached, in Franklin ts one of the most beautiful and desira- yns in Washington. ‘The house coutaims 12 rooms and two cellars. bath room, hot and cold water, gas, &c.,and hasa stable for three horses, gariaxe house, with servants’ rooms above; cow - house, wood-homse, and choice fiuit trees. The sage will be sold with or without the two valnable building lots adjoining Apply at No. 512 (2d si LARD WEBB, Age —_—_—_—— oe On the 13th instant, in the ELLEN A 24th year of her age, » Judge, of this city. »wite of John ved to Baltimore for in- w Morning, by the 6%, 8 m. train. WM. MULLINS, Stone Cut- 33 years, His funeral will take piace on To-morrow After- noon, at 3 v’clock. from the residence of his brother, No. 20 7th street by to whieh lis friends and Acquaintances are mvited to atterd without further notice ss! et ern a ry) 7th street, to POL- dll eo x : TOWN ADVERTISEM'TS | HANDSOMELY [FURNISHED RooMS.— RGETOW ADVE EM’TS. The first class House No. 415 15th street, is GEORGE N RTISEM! agrauzed with Bedrooms ‘and Parlors on enol ido. 2 . > ” pns desirous © ial Ing eoms mB im ISH! FISH! FISH mugthtaty. Meals can be furnished trom Wormiey's 150 bb's. No, 1 St. John’s ALEWIVES. ERsb Bouse. 10 6 100 bbia. No.1 Bastern HERRING WO VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED i. Now ye per schooner Sylvanus Allen, from ROOMS for rent. One alarge front room, in Boston, and for sale by one of the most pleasant locations in the c ty. in- = S ! quire of Mrs. HUNT, 47 Louisiana avenue, bet ween di2-tw 10! Water str Sth and 7th streets, d 9-tf VOR BOSTON.—The superior fast sailing clip- per schooner, Svivanus Allen, Capt. Sears, hax arrived,and will have quick dt pateh forthe above port. ws For freight or passage apply to HARTL Ens lot Water street, Georgetown, D, C. i2-iw ————— ese NE LARGE PARLOR and laree CHAMBER attached, on the first floor, handsomely fur- nished,and havirg gas, for rent. ‘Also a yr and hambers, two large and two good sized single ones in suite, or separate. Meals furnished if desired. ‘Terms reasouable, and location central. Apply at 463 10th street, batween D and BE. dg iw T.—Three PARLORS and five MBERS, handsomely furnished, in F » between 1th and l4th, No.256, T4* Versons paying ther Taxes on or be- fore January Ist, 1858, will save interest and ex- penses. otherwise interest will charged dating back to the firet Monday in Octobor lust. C.F. SHEKE _dt-im* ¢ PUENISHED HOUS: rable and handsomely Furnished Hor venient! be rented for six months, or by the year. LARK “FOR R se, con- located, in a pleasant part of the ony will Please E, Esq. n2 tt ” bushels prime white MER- ES in store and for sale in lots PETER BERRY, 85 Water street, Georzetown. CER PC to suil purchasers, refer for information to J. G. C a office of Riggs & [OR RENT —Kither fu nlurnished an excellent, throe-st fi Millinery, &c. with baxement, No, minutes? walk stable and coxch house, with Inquire at SAM’L. WALKER’S Portrait ° Onegs pain, corner 43g streetand Pa. suenue. nlg-t ARD—R | ee PRIBRAM & DAUGHTER, on Pa, avenue, between 10th and 1th streets, uth side. No. 277, respeetfully inform th ~adies that they have the newest style of, BONNETS, suitable for our metropolitan’ season, and also HEA) DRESSHs, suita- ble for soirees, levees, & W Anexee—Two first-rato Milliaer Hands, 2w* R [welve larse and handsome KR wi h-roums, &c., &c.. for rent, furnished or unfurnished, suitable for chambers or offices. Will be rented soperately or ail together. Terms reasorstle. ‘Those apurimenis are over our establishment, Pa. avenue, betwoen 9th and 10th streets, WALL, STEPHENS & CO. (States) ADAM BONNEL, M DRESS MAKFK, From Pari No. $32 lath street west, verwoen I and K stre Washington city, has the honor to inform the lad: of Washington and vicinity, that she has fitted up 8 Dress Making Establishment, where she is ready to make every kind of work,as Dresses, Mantilias, ques, &e.,and inthe best and very latest stvie of Paris, receiving every month the French Journal De 1.x Mode, direet trom Paris. pil-2mn* = = BOARDING. OAR DING.—Mrs. RUFF has taken the large and commodious house, No. 396 D street, near 7th, where she intends to rent her Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, to single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, with Board. Transient Boarders 2 the day or week. Meals sent out at al! hours of the day. ni6-Im* JUNDER having t manner, which 8 in this city, will Soirees, Suppers, N fitted up ex! renders it one he prettiest roo be rented upon moderate terms fi Dinners, or Promenade Concerta. Apply at the Hail on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday even ings from 7% until 93% o’elock. = is School is now Open fur the reception of pupils on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evening. oc 22-tf aooKs! GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS" PHILBRICK’S THIRD ANNUAL SALE now open at No, 476 Pennsylvania avenue, first door east of 'nried States Hotel. Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists of several theusand volumes, embracing the choicest Enropenn and Aweniesn Literature, which will be sold at the publishe ex, and winny of them for less, PRESENT will be nie ale) to each purchaser ofa NEW FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &c. MRS. H.CtATCH most respectfully informs her customers aud the public m seneral, that she has Just received and opened a large varivty of FANCY ARTICLES, such as— China Cups and Saucers, with mottoas (immed Book for receive $1 and upwards. Perfume Bottles, Card Receivers, Vases P NTS consist in part of Cigar Stands, Jewel Cases, Cabas ver Watches. Gold L neo, Gold stone Studs und xleey 3 Cutt Pins, Pens, Peneils, Kings, Work and Fancy Koxes, Portemonaies Jet Bracelets, Pertui great variety Berim double nnd single hit Worsted Elastic Beits, Floss Silk, Chenille ‘atierns for Embroidery and Braiding foumenced ™ippers. th anendiess vanety of new Toys and other Faney Nations, suitable for Christinas aud New Year presents, a! very u te prices. Call and examine thes Gold Wateh &e P \ worth of Presents will be given away ‘with e each thousand Books soid. Catalogues of Books ean be obtamed at the store. Ladies aud gentiomen are invited to call aud ex- amine our stock of Books aud Presents. e you make your pur- | Sales Day and vemuy. ‘ M UW. CLITCH, ditt "I. PHILBRICK. Agent, 298 Pa. ave., bet. Sth and lth sts. S Or THAT RA WING. ¥ Tam now propared to put on “ Chapman's Elastic Anti-Katthing Shatt Paste: ‘" a& eure, “ly for the rating of the shaft-clips' of Carrmges and Wage whieh cau be put on ata small exp Call and ex certificates country. die tana ” Bical’ PURNITURE, Plated Goods, sand Crockery, ds. Britannia Ware, Goods, Table Cutlery, sronzed fron Goods Lovking-giasses, Wood and Willow Ware, Baskets, Brushes, &c. P inimense variety of Useful and Fancy Articles, embracing almost everything required to furnich the parlor, Chamber, ciming-room and kiteh en, all of which 1 wiil sell at very low prices tor cash, or on tune for approy. per . a ee BUTELER, General Honsexlatnishiag Siore, ff a = M 1 kegs Fisher's unrivaled MINCE MEAT. Just reveived and for sale by to aud destroyed the Frame Hou By aieet sonth and Union Alle | New Fane: nl2-eotf eeecere I ADIES, WITH LONG MEMORANDUMS, 4 will sive themselves # great deal of trouble by aN New Fancy Store,as his 4 U-eont BARBOUR & SEMMES. d1-3weod i jon Hall. _ a = KEWARD will be giv jM.P. BAY $100 and conviction of the person Who set ire Whole aul Dealer in th : STATIONERY, I arrnur, Offers to the educed prices, a fuil and Complete assorti Writing and tet eG TS. Engiish and American Note Papers French Enametied and Bristol Board Writing Cards Wedding aud Business Envelopes Haxtra fiue Knives. Scissors, and Razors, Fancy acd Plain Playing Cards. Desks and Work-boxes, Backgammon Boards, Chess Men, Check G. Goid Pens, Peneil, Aste __ tint = A Ld. PERSONS I TED ‘TO R. Cc, STEVENS ave most respectfully requested to oll and pay their accounts at onee, as wo addition will abe pee when the old account stands unpaid. nl2-eot on at > 9th and calling at STEV an dbeske. stoe is by far more varied than any other in the ot} n l2-eort AISINS, ALMONDS, Xe. 15 whole. ts, and 4 boxes Bunch and Layer BAISINS, ‘ S bales Soft-shell ALMONDS, 5 bales Hard-suell ALMONDS, . 15 bags CREAM NUTS aud FILBER i barrels PECANS, mW FANCY STOR th etreets, can be found thi 2eases PRI NES Stone, and Silver, Pearl But- IW boxes LEGHO tons, with Gold Bauds. 5 barrels ZANTE nleeotf YO THE PUBLIC. Parti oy persons having advertised for sale IN PLOSIVE GAS,” wtich is no- put the well known “!therial Oil,” therefore with ssary to caution consumers for their a. “4 BARBOUR & SEMM BeANvlés, WANES AND SEGAKS. casks French and Bfedium 2> quarters and iy > BRN DY, 4 a 45 casks Port, Madeira and Malaga WINE, th 2 streets, he being the sole posscss- | 3) barrels prime OF.D WHISKEY, rs oref the right for selling the seine iu tue District of | pent iedd yy eat LAND PREY, ko. SCOTCH aud IRISH WHISKEY (in wood and lass.) 210,000 ane Havana and other SEGARS. J ed from New York, and BARBOUR & oe tl-eo3m . BOOK FORM. or 1458, in pocket form, 1 Cash r 4 Best and cheapest Diaries with Almanacs, Caen rs, au Mem: marr Ts duma, at 25, 37, and 3) cents each, uF Meena « al AN Del OSHEN dll eolot P 175 boxes f Bees. BUCKE ly dozen pEOe BUC 119 dozen 2 and 3 “KE'TS l7dozen Brass-bound BUCKETS and COOLERS - 28) grows Rouud wood and other MATCHES 25 bales PATENT TWINE 16 bales LAMP WICK #ovsts BASKETS, ali kinds # nests CEDAR TUBS. = a bevy Segall pad schooner Sea Witch from New ork, and for sale d ll -ecét id BARBOUR & SEMMES. _ vo LALEWIV 10 boxes SCALED HERKRINGS. 4,000 Ibs, GRAND BANK CODFISH, 5.00 Ibe. HAKE FISH, Just received per schooner Seawiteh from New rork, and for sale | Yeisen Ty ARBOUR & SEMMER. d ll-6teo YANDLES, SUAP, &o. C 150 boxes Adamantine, Sperm,and Mould CAN- 20 boxes BROWN SOAP. 2% boxes CASTILE SOAP, 2easks WINTER OIL, MEAS, COFFEE, &e. ALAD OIL, Ww ener s impens, Gunpowder, Young Hyson 1235 boxes BEART Sta CH, BAS, 5,000 lbs SA Le pags White and Green COFFEE, rakes 10 kegs SALERATUS and BREAD SODA. Just received, and for sale by a ll-6teo BARBOUR & SEMMES. et & SEMMES. _ M ANUFACTURED TO ORDER. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BOOTS AND SHOES. 1 offer the foliowing goods at prices cuum erated below : Ladies’ double soled Heeled Gaiters, $2.25. - = without heels, 82.00, pockets JAVA COF 3 % lags LAGUYRA COPFRE, 50 boxes fresh GK OUND COFFEE, 80 dozen YKAST POWDER, 4) boxes SOAP POWDER. fi Jase roomed per sehoonsre Seawitch and Spencer rom New Yoru, and fur sale by d11-6teo BARBOUR & SEMMES. BAceace EXPRESS Or Fick, 34 D Srreer. : ps “ black Morocco hecled Boots, $1.75. Adjoining The States Printing Office. “ os = enone heels, $1.37. = “Walk Shoes at $1.12; and Misses and The subseriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore Children’s in proporty and Ohio and Washington Branch Railroad, has | Gentlemen's double soled Boots at $50 pai opened an vffice, at the above pluce, for aceom- Sall at JOHN F. CREWS’, modation of the’ public, where orders onn be left tor | _n 16-1m* No, 427th st.. between G and H. 6 convey Ba: © or Packages y ‘EL nn toad from Rasiad Depot, Sten monte, Ke ortor | Q7() PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Q= removal to any point ta this City or Geo Own. A ‘2 y A largo stock of REA MADE CLOTHING Pearls aer Hein "aio orale 3 etn pn and GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS just re- d, and for sale at terms suited to the mon- 1010). m trepnrn Also, TRUNKS, VALISES, cle, of the quality. - We suggest to persons in pursuit ofp first-rate in to call at the above nulaber bole purchase ing elsewhere,as they are confident that Pn ex- tensive stock is suited to the requirements of the most fastidious. 0. $70 Pennsylvania avenue, ee Marble Hotel. . _a11-Sw t a IRD GAG Ww . ND B Rene ie EG free nif 2, between Ath LO JOUN M. MeCLINTOCK, Baggage Agent Baltimore and Ohno Raulr N. B —Persons coming to Washington or gor ‘to Baltimore, net having made up thet tinds where they will stop, by giving up their cheoks to my agents on fe. onl wee are Revered mae of att OF amore 1. nar street, and no extrs charge. do » COLORED, super whit Feat reat SPRV ENS New Panay eee oat tween ith and lath sts. a LAs ean santa | OERAYR NERY U008 ns agave il 5 - . . SARE BALES ae TIOLINS, FL Ge PRESENT CRISIS. or the Crisis. of the ewreste rhe vin ak Oo Ea BS con. ELEGRAPHIC NEWS From the Asseciated Press Agents LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Europa. New Yore, Dec. 11:—The mail steamer Ku- rr has arrived at this port, bri; Liverpool dates of theseth ult, Seri an fae The screw steamer Indian arrived at Liver 25th, and the U.S mail steamer Arago wt South. ampton 26th uit. Later advices have been received from India The fugitives from Delhi have been defeated at Varioux points. Lucknow stili bolds out and is safe. strong reinforcements being near. tone British Government will assume control ja The Northumberiand and Durham District Bank has suspended; Habilities three millions sterling SECOND DEsratca. The Europa arrived at this port too late for trans- mission of the mails south. _ Ministers will propose the total abolition of the East India Company's Charter as soon as Patlia- ment meets, aud the Indian Empire will be then brought under the British Crown and Par- liament Lord Clarendon announced to a deputation on the subject of slavery that the French scheme of negro emipration from Africa will probably be abandoned The Indian advices mention that fifteen troop ships, with six thousand men, had reached In- dian ports. ‘The matineers bad been signally defeated at Agra, with the loss of forty-three of their guns, and one thousand men killed. A great amount of treasure was recovered. Gen. Havelock was safe at Lucknow, but the enemy was in great foice in the vicinity. The King of Dati is to be tried by military commission i Two more of the sons of the King of Dethi have been shot. ‘The fall of Delhi had a marked favorable effect at Meerat, The arrears of revenve rapidly. ‘be news from China is unimportant. It is reported that the Spanish Government has lustructed Gea. Concha to organize forces for hee against Mexico, in case negotiations shall fail. were coming in quite Evropran Fixanctan. Several other suspensions are announced in Britain, including Reeder & Baldeman, London, in the Geiman trade, liabilities £100,000 sty; J. R. Hubbard, wool merchant, Leeds, £60,000; and some half dozen Hamburg houses. Accrpt- able propositions have been made for the liqui- dation of Denuistoun & Co.'s, and Naylor, Vick- er & Co.'s Habilities. ‘The demand for money is diminishing, and the issues of the Bank of England are almost within limits again. Gold is flowing in steadily. The Bank of France has reduced its rate of discount one per cent. Evroveax Marxers. The sales of Cotton for the week in the Liver- pool market were reported at 27,000 “bales, of which 1.600 were on speculation, and 5.000 for export, a decline of ¥d_ had taken place in cur- rent qualities, while infeiior descriptions were all considerably lower, and quotations nominal Sales on Friday were estimated at 5,000 bales, ine eluding 4,000 on speculation and’ for export— closing steady: middlin obiles 64 1 middling 335,000 bales, of which 15 hau ,600 were Amer- ican Manchester advices were unfavorable, there being but little inquiry, and prices weak At Havre tres ordinaire was quoted 192f Breadstuffs had closed with an advan cing ten- dency Quotations ofall articles slightly advanced. Provisions very dull Consols closed at 914 491%. Money easier and in less demand Bullion in the Bank of England had decreased 750,000, In American securities there was more doing, but prices were a matter of negoiixtion The Circular of Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co., reports flour firm, holders demanding an advance of 6d rbbl. Western Canal 2is 6d a 258; Southern 25426s.; Olio 262278. W beat tim and ta2d_ per bushel deaser since Tuesday; red, Gs lda7s.1d.; white, 6s.10d a7.idd. Corn quiet— holders demanding an advance; mixed and yel- low, nominally, 34s.; white, 37s 6d a39s.6d Beef dull and slightly lower. Pork dull. Bacon heavy, at 1a2s. decline. Lard heavy, quotations nominal. Sagar dull, und 6d.als lower Rice heavy; slightly lower Rosin steady at 4s .a4s.3d. Spirits of turpentine steady at 324336 London Mark —Breadstuffs steady. Sugar closed heavy. Colle quiet. and quotations barely maintained, Rice heavy. Spirits of turpentine Sls Bd ates THe Very Larest LivERPooL, Siturday. p. m —Cotton —Esti- mated sales to-day 5,600 Lales. The closed firm but with an advancing tendenc ail grades had shiz btly but not quotably advanced Breadstutfs closed firm. Provisions steady Loxvoy, Saturday, pom nsols closed at 914.0913, for money and acco Later from the Isthmus —Landing of General Walther in Nicar ae New Orteans, Dee. 12 —The steaner Empire City, trom Havaua, wii the California mails and passenges. bas arrived at the Belize. S ports the Star of the West at Havana with U0 ia for New York Generel Walker landed at Punta Arenas on the Ztb of November with 10 men The Fashion passed the Suratova at full speed unmolested Uo bis arrival Walker sent SU men up the San Juan river. The Fashion was at Aspinwall coal- uy for her retarn. Commodvir Paulding. in at tempting to seize the steamer, found her papers "he British aud American squadrons had sailed for San J Tt was thonght that the difficulties between a Rica and Nicarayua had been settled with- bloodshed The news from California is character, of an unimportant SECOND DISPATCH } General Walker, who it will be recollected took bis departure from Mobile bay onthe 13th ult, ia the steamsbip Fashion, landed at Panta Arenas, in Nicaragua, on the 23th November, with ove huwdred and fifty men Not the slightest attempt was made to prevent the landing, and in fact the purpose of the expe- dition »ppeared to have not even been guessed. The United States cps tee a) Saratoca was lying in the harbor, and the Fashion passed un- der ber stern at full speed. with only ten men on deck ‘The whole party were landed at Scott's wharf Gen. Walker had, it seems, sent fifty meu up the river by other entrances, before making his appearance at Punta Arenas. After landing the expedition the Fashion took her depa:ture for Aspinwall, where, at the de- parture of the Star of the West, she was taking coal on boaiad. Commodore Paulding of the Uuited States ftigate Wabash, attempted to seize her at Aspin wall, but. on examining her papers, found them e and consequently could take no further site The ainst her. British aud American naval forces had sailed from Aspinwall for San Juan, and would very probsbly take part in the scenes in that vi- cinity, or at least prevent the landing of any more flibusters ‘The public were much excited with regard to the seaworthiness of the present Pacific mail steamers. ‘The following vessels had arrived at San Pran- cisco from Atlantic ports since the departure of the steamer, Sth November : Sierra Nevada, Aurora. Old Colony, Goddess, Herald of the Morning, aud Sancho Panza OTNER DESPATCHKS New Ox.eans, Dec. 12 —The Fashion landed Gen. Walker at Greytown, with 400 men. The ordnance which he expected to tind there had been disposed of. He will receive an additional force of Fcoo men, which will leave Mobile this week, uuder the command of Gen Henningsen Walker stock is up to-night Moire, Dec. 12—The Fashion landed her Passengers at Greytown on the 25th November, Why the Kansas Legislature was Called. Lxcomrton, Dec. | —Secretary Stanton ixsued his proclamation convening a speeial session of the Territorial Legislature because he was in- formed that the Convention to-morrow would otherwise take steps that might result in civil war. A paper, signed by a majority of both branches of the Leyislature and five or six prom- inent Free State men, was presented to Stanton, telling him that this step was all that could avert civil war, and that the special sexsion would con- fine its legislation to defeat the Leeompton Con- stitution. He was informed that the Legislature would meet in any case The Case of Donnelly. ‘Trenton, Dec. 12 —In the case of Donnelly, forthe murder of Moses at the Sea View House, rites the judgment of the Buproms Court Tbe irmed the judgment of the Sup’ i vote stood é apr ptccs — __ = ony Sa Chancellor Williamson read an opinion favor- inga reversal, and Judge Ogden read another for the o Governor Feanington gave notice of an appli- cation to be made to the Court of Pardons for a pardon or commutation of the sentence. This is now Donneliy’s only as he is sentenced to be executed un the 9th of January. Specie for Europe. Boston. Deo. 13.—The export of specie to Fu- rope by the America, on Wednesday next, proi- ises to reach more eh ep dollars. = America is not 4 favorite sbip with ex, Paik me wena es Liver t 5 ork, om the following Wi , tae America will take out @ larger sum than would Important from Kaniiis. Sr. wis, Dec. MA *pecia) of th Katee Peteatore organized on 4 Acting ovided a ent of the Co: ‘eutbor le vote for a constitution in either of the forms pre. s-nted by the Convention, and also against the constitution in both forsns, The of a law maki. ony, with suit: ment Death of ex-Marshal Wynkoop. Tamaqua, Schuylkill county, Pa . Marsbat Col. Wynkoop, tate U8. district of Pennsylvania, was killed yesterday, while ont guoning, by the accidental discha of a gun in the bands of a servant. Phe deceased was aC Jonel in the Pennsylvania the war with Mexico. He distinguished bimself in the battles of Cerro Gordo Huamantia: ue commanded at Perote, and was the or of Gen. Valencia and « Colonel of bis staff in Jan. iis The European Steamers. New Yorn, Dec. 12.—From some cause not stated the steamer Baltic has been withdrewn fcom ber next regular trip, (Dec. 19th,) and will ment in not sail again before the 1 of January. As the steamer is in the most perfect order the with- drawal ee tise to much comment the matter. Tt has been reported that the Adriatic would be sent in the place of the Baltic, but we now learn that there will be no steamerwhatever of this line sent out until the 16th Pproximo Walker in Nicaragua. New Yorx, Dec. 14.—The steamship Star of the West, arrived at this ey early this mornin, and brings intelligence that Gen. Walker landed three handred men tn Nicaragua A lieutenant of the Saratega, who was ashore, was ordered by Walker to return aboard shi The Beitixh and American ships will blockade the port of Nan Juan, and station a fores to pre- vent Walker from passing up the river. More Forgeries at the East. Boston, Vee. 12.—Forged Paper to the amourt of forty thousand dollars was discovered to be in possession of the banks of this city to-day, and rom Bangor the information i« telegraphed that a large amount has been discovered in that place aso Ephraim Paul, a lumber dealer of Bangor, hes suddenly disappeared from that city. From Havana. Cuantrstox, 8. C., Dec. 13.—The steamer Isabel has arrived from Havana 10th. The news is onry fpr Sugar had improved; molasses quoted 234 rials. Madame Santa Anna bad arrived at Hawana. The frig gate Susquehanna bad arrived from Key West and sailed for San Juan. The Newfoundland Telegraph Line. Sacxvitig, N. B., Dec 12.—The Newfound- land telegraph line has been down east of Port- au-Basque since Monday last, and is still inter- rupted. This is the first time the line has been out of working order for an hour. The cable remains perfect. Oregon Election, &c. New York, Dec. 14 —The elections in Oregon have resulted in the success of the Constitution, —rejcction of slavery and exclusion of free ne- groes from the Territory. Lieut. Beale and a. had efrived all well, with camels, at California ‘timere Markets. Battrwors, Dec. 14.—Flour dull; Howard «t and 0! offered at 85. Extra Ohio 85 50a85 75, ond f ard street, extra, at $5 75a%6 25, and ‘exular shipping brands City Milis do. $5 50a86 oe Dbh W heat firmer and 2a3¢ higher; $1.G3a81 0 for geed to prime red ; and $1 1538125 for prime white. Corn steady—new white 45a52c » and new yellow 45a52. old yellow 60a6ic. Whisky quiet at q New York Markets. Nzw Yor, Dec. 14 —Flour is unsettled with a slight advance ; sales of 4,000 bbis ; State #4 - 60; Obio $5 20a5 60; Southern $5.10a5 35. Wheat is firm; sales 15,000 bushels; Southera white $1250 45; red, $1 20a1.27. Corn has de- clined but the market closed unsettled ; salcs of 15,000 bushels Pork generally dull; mess quoted at #15 50016 prime $14.00 Lard dull, at Walaye Whisky lower; Ohio 2c Financial. New Yorn. Dec. 14 —stocks generally lower Chicago and Rock Island 714; Cemberiand Coai Co. 94; Iimots Central bonds 85; La Crosse Milwaukie 1: Michigan Southern 9k; New York Central 724 Reading Railroad Sm; Vir- ginia 6’s $7; Missouri Ti ee ______ AUCTION SALES, Tu-DAY § TO-MOKROW MORNING By WALL & BARNARD. Gant NOD MaNTILL the 15th inst., at 10 0’clook we wu our store corne: of Sth strect and Penn-yt ay enue, one of the trent sod finest stocks of Fure soll at ever sold in thus city. Fine sets of German Russian and Mink Sabie, ‘Sets of German and Rui Fiteh, Sei Sue ind Roew avartia, nd Martin Capes, Victories, Muffs, “iilumisated and figured Cheniiie Shawls, Sulk, velvet and Piust and cloth Cioaks aad Dusters, plush Soarfs, rich ard handsome, lks, biack sud colored, with Scarfs, Mauti!- yaniety of otherarticies not here mentioned { which will be sold without reserve, Terns cash. WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. did MAeseaus SALE. Ly . Mthoe of the Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia for tho Connty of ee oa and ec it expose to public sale, Cash, at on THURSDAY the ath day of December, 1857 1 o'clock a. m., the following described property One schooner called Wave, her Tackle and Furniture, seized and levied upon asthe property of Robert Walter, and wiil be sold to satisty judi - cinl No. 92, to January term .4se, Peter Price, ad minis! rator of Nathauiel Todd, Ys. Robert Walter, elielum Lambeil, omes W. Riley. J. D. HOOVER, di2-ts Marsha! for the Distnet of Columbia. ARUSTE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Estar Pursunnoe of a decree oa the tenth day of pul. in the year one thousand eight hundred fty five, by the Cirowit Court e Prince Georne’s Couaty, aitteg as a Court ot “quitv, in ® cause therein ing, wherem A fred M.’ Berry, next friond of Rotert E. T and others, 1 complainant, and Ei others, are defendant, the undersy therein appointed, will expose at pu highest lidder, on the premises, on PRID. lath day of December next, at the hour of | m., if fear, if not fror, at the same timennd pince the next fair day thereafter, sll those tracis, parte of tracts or parcels of iand, situated im snid county, formerly the property of the late Richard L. Thomp in, 2uxl now decreed to be said for the purpose division and partition between his widew aud tes oluidren. ‘These lands contaim in separate and near ly conticuous parcels upwards of Six Hundred Acres. ‘The greater portion is open . ‘There is, howey - er, sume excellent Tunber Land among the tracts posed to be suld. Some of the parcels of iand nave valuable improvements on them. There valuable sprin; water on ene of treet the soil of all the laude is easily worked and well nd apted to the raising of the staple crops of the counts. hese lands are in the immediate vieinity of T B, and will be sold ia lots to suit pu ‘*. Terms of sale as prescrited by the decree.—F iv: to be on the day of sale” hundred dollars m cx: fo be paid sy whey equal instn!men: one,t three. and four years of sale; the same to bear from the rome Pls cod ts uocsumenn vy ee the pur. ehaser or purchasers, with Sprraves co-obligers. And uponthe payment of the whole purchase mon ey and ail interest thereon, and not before, the un dersigned uthoriged to convey the premises seid tothe purchaser or purchasers thereofin fee pie, at his or her or their costs, free, clear and discharg ed from all claims of the parties to this chase and of Any person or persons clamping by, from or under a . Th dow roceedings im Sismsentios w writing si ed her Assent to to take in lieu of her dower an avalent in money, as ascerimmed by law, out of the proceeds of the ale. NIEL C. DIGGES Trustee. Raniel * is featiethiboekate November 1a, $857. KF? ovr THE "a Adjustable, Dowble-Action DOOR - sp RIG, Patented Neptember sth, 1857. dediy the oy Door-Spr Genera! How ore, pis, \GRAVING, 4 » AND WEDDING a ne, Spee gah aS Seals and % sicz ee y us fran Fin raver, 19 cotm* 264 Pa_ave., 5 West of teth st EC TOYS, MEDALLIONS, Canes, it be Le 2. NEW EW Sey LES, ew ASHIONS, NEW C at coniemnnme oS T3