Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1858, Page 3

—_— LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Six Axxvat Meetine oF THE Usitep States AGRICCLTTHAL Socixty.—Thix association met thts morning, at nine o'clock, at the Smithsonian Tustitution; present Marshal P. Wilder. Presi- deut, Ben. Perley Poore, Secretary; and the fol- lowing delegates: B. V. Braintner, Mass., John Jones, Del.. Walter Atwood, N.Y , F. Barnard, Mass, John Hunter, R_ 1, Tench Ti bman, Md., Thomas Antisel. D.C, Legrand Byington, *~ lowa City, DJ. Brown. U.S. Patent Office, H” F. French, NH {BB Freach, D.C, Timothy Davis, Mass, Moses Newell, Ma: Justia S. Morrill, Vt. C.C. Chatfere, Mass L. Davi: Hf Mass, WF. M. Arny, Kansas, E| Matton, Vt, BP. Johnson. NV . Henry Wilson and James P Santmayer, Ohio, Thomas J. Field, Mass , Charles S. Flint, Maxs . S.A Hamilton, N. J., Wm Kelly and Henry S. Olcott, N.Y., and a —— number of persons interested in the object of the meeting The meeting was called to order, and the Pres- dent delivered a very able and eloquent address, asketch of which we give below: He said in substance: Gentlemen, another year of our existence Las completed its conrse “We now meet on the sixth anniversary of the United States Agricultural Society to report its progress, and to conce:t plans and measures for the future. W hile I congratulate you upon the suscess of our association, | unite with you in deploring the ex- Istence of a commercial embarrassment unpa: eled in the history of our country. Here we have a visible demonstration of the importance of the feat cause of avricultare, in the fact that in the midst of thisdepression, when so many of the other industrial arts seek lucrative employment and find none, when the fortunes and bo) of of many of our fellow citizens are wrecked, and when the hearts of many more are failing them for the fear of trouble that may overtake them, where do we look for ultimate relief, for a power that can unfurl the sails of our late prosperous commerce, that can put in motion again our man- ufactures, our machinery, and freight the leng trains of cars which lately traversed our innumer able railroads, creatlug protitable employment for millions, pivil life and enterprise to ail classes of society? Where? There can be but one reply to this question For these results. we must look to the products of the soll. It was. said the speaker, highly important that the Government should protect the American farmer by wise legislation. He then went through a review of the past experi- ence of the Society in relation to farming tmple- ments; spoke of the last annual exhibition, and of future exibitions, saying that in the infancy of the Society it was deemed necessary to its es- tablishment and success that it should hoid an annual exbibition Last year, in this depart- it had performed double service, imposing officers a demand for an unusual amount of labor, responsibility and expense; they bad, however, promoted and extended the area of friendship, and a more general intercourse among cultivators in all parts of the Republic, and en- couraged the National Government by inte-views and meetings in this city. Allusion was made to deceased officers. the names of Thos. J. Rusk and GW. P. Custis, bearing a conspicuous part. Iu concluding, the eloquent speaker congratu- lated the Society upon the beneticial intinence of the Association and the results wd; the an- niversaries at the seat of Government and annual exhibits bad awakened an extended interest in the great cause they sought to advauce. They had aided in developing the vast naturil resour- ces of our country, in elevating the vocation of the farmer to its true dignity and importance. Let ux then, said he, take fresh couraze, redou- ble our efforts, and speed the car of improvement in its advancing course. Bid it onward roll tili all the arts of rural life and cultivated taste shall have attained their final and glorious accom- plishment—till from East to West, from North to South, our country aud our whole country shail Tejoice in the triumphs of perfected husbandry, in the blessings of universal peace and pros- Perity: “Till plenty rising from the encouraged ; low, ‘Shall fill, enrich, adorn our happy land.’ INsoLent and Darina Necrors—Hicu-Hanr- Ev Ourrack —Oa the evening of Friday, (new year’s day,)a negro, who is in the employ of ‘Thomas Riley, assau'ted a little girl aged about ten years,on Eighth street, between F and G, ulling uo her clothes in the public streets. She icacues home and informed her parents of the matter. Living in that immediate neighborhood, she was enabled to point ont the negro to her mother and brothers—the latter started in pursuit, yunning bim into Mr. Riley's stables. He was hunted for some time, but could not be found. Meantime the negro had induced some ten other negroes to make common caus? with him, and they sallied forth, armed with stones and such other weapons as theycould lay their making a desperate assault upon the b Triends of the little girl, using at the same time, the most profane and vulgar language, and ap- plying the most insulting epithets tothem. The lather of the young men, whe followed after them, was struck in the side by a stone, and upon Fewonstrating, or attempting to do so, was as- sailed with the most foul, and loathsome and disgusting language which it is possible te con- erive or utter In the earlier part of the same evening the same negroes entered the dwelling Louse of Mr. Bireh, on F street, and made a most insulting proposi- tion to bis wife. using the most profane imagin able lauguave aud be ua Tost outrageous and brufal manner. winding up their rascality by seizing a little girl and pulliny ber clothes over herhead. Mrs. Bisch was very much friybtened, and before ste could summon assistance the ne groes exeaped. There have Leen several very serious disturb- ances occasioned by the violence of these negro rowdies Oo the Sabbath day they congregate about the porner of 3 G streets, and eu- age in es or ball, wrestling romp- ng, &e . ceot the residents, stim- ulated by hts of bed whisky whieb they ibere is no tavern or p shop in the neiguborhood The potice have freq Gisperse them, and bave seattered them in every ¢ them to their d Wet to Wateb them, defeat their a ness, and teach them that they cency and propriety with impunity — We have reason to believe that the meat is correct, and also that a prompt abatement of the grievance complained of will be applied by the newly-organized police. 8 close by, although wie house or leensed tly beew called upon to st emouiously Camuvat Cocrt—Judge Crawford —Vester- day, the case of the United States rs. Thomas Roek, John Cunningham and Joseph Cook, for ariot on the 23d of November, 157, was taken up. This indictment ix od upon the riots whieh ocearred on the Saturday night w young Michael Murphy was assassinated o English Hill. Several witnesses were examined for the prosecution, who failed to identify either of the parties charged with the riot ner the sub- sequent affray Which resulted in the murder of young Murphy. So the Court instructed the jury to find a verdict of not guilty, which they ac- cordingly did, and the parties were discharged. The Court then adjourned. Up to noon to-day, the Court was engaged with the trial of Wm. Barrett, charged with the lar- ceny of a borve and buzzy, the property of Chas Wikeou, The case had not been concluded when we left the court room. Tue Pupits of the Public Schools have been invited by the Washington Art Association to visit their exbibition without charge. Already more than 3 thousand bave availed themselves of the privilege, and bive manifested yreat de- light tu what they saw. There are upward of three thousand who will participate in ihe ad- vantayes thus liberally cxtended. This is the proper way to prepare a people for the apprecia- tion of art ‘The Rev. Byron Sanderland, last evening, de- livered before the Association a most eloquent discourse This series attracts large audiences, and we understand will be continued. Several eminent literary gentlemen being engaged to Mil the course CuRistTENING At THE Watts Hovuse.—During the term of Mr. Buchanan's service as Minister to England, Mr. Henry Stevens, a resident for some years in Londen, was married, and Mr Buchanan gave away the bride with the playfal understanding that be was to be god-father to the first child ; Mr. Stevews, being in this country on business, brought with him bis first born, and on Monday fast, at Iiovclock a. m., it was christened at the President's Mansion . at oF Craims, YesteRpay —Mr. BB. Fronch made the closing argument in the case of Jobo L. Wirt, and the case was submitted Mr. Cox opened the argument for the claimant in the case of Harriet B. Macomb, aduniint.tra- trix. 8 plied for the government Mt cen chonenene mantondhiy A the case was sabmitted. When the Court adjourned. Paoveaty loextivieo —This morning Mr. J Rauple went to the office of Justice Donn and identified the revolver taken from Wm. Della- way yesterday, as the one stolen from him some time ago, and for stealing which a man named MeNerbany was tried snd acquitted in the Crim- inal Court a day or twosince. A warrant wasis- sued by Justice Donn aud a commitment in the new eharge against pac pirye O given to officer Williamson, to be served at the jail, where the accused is now confined SEE ADVERTISEMENT in another column of the Annual Bal! of the Columbia Typographical Bo- We have some intimation of the a- come dow tek made, and will just bint teat i Promises to be the gost attractive ball ever given ja Washington Move hereafter. = ‘Tus New City Post Orrice. Berrett will have the Washington city post office duly moved into its new quarters by to-morrow morning. Its frout is on F street, opposite the Patent Office Thanks to the true public spirit of Postmaster General Brown, and the energy and Sagacity of Postmaster Berrett, this new Me dnp J office wil! — equal to any other on this side of the Atlantic in all its accommodations and con- veniences for the public. LARCENY AND ARRE*T.—Last night, lerks at Wall & Stephens’ clothing store observed a person enter the store by the door. crawling on his hands and knees, and taking a bundle of coats from the counter, made off with them. He was Instantly pursued and the goods recovered The thief was captured after a long race in Tem- perance Hall. He was taken to the guard-house, where be Ses his name as Thomas Henson, and. this morning he was sent to jail for Court. Tux Potice.—The police officers who have been appointed, and Lave given bonds uecording to the new law to establish a police system, went on doty this morning, and were at their Posts on the prominent points of the various distriets. Justice De now the permanent magistrate at the Central Guard house, entered upon the dis- charge of his duties this morning Supreme Court—Tuesday —No.30. David A. Secombe et ai., plaintiffs tn error, vs. Franklin Steele. The argument of this cause was contin- ued by Messrs. Gillet and Cushing for the de- fendant in error, and by Mr. Badger forthe plain- iffy in error, Adjourned. Tuc Metopron is filled nightly with large and fashionable audiences. A fine bill is pre- sented this evening. An entire programme of new sonys and novelties, conclnding with the laughable burlesque of * Black Blunders. Harper's Wrexty, for this week, has been received at the agency, Jos. Shillington’s, and contains most excellent portraits of the veteran editors of the National lotelligencer, Messrs. Gales and Seaton. Tux Concert announced for to-morrow night, by Miss Greenfield, the “Black Swan,” will, doubtless, dra’ large audience, as there is cou- siderable enriosity to see and hear her. Reat Estar —Yesterday, A. Green, auction- eer, sold lot 1, in square 81, wita improvements, for $710, to Mathew Trimbie. Warten Rercrns. —William R. Cooper, Pa , drunk; dismissed to leave the city. Thoma? Henson, colored, D C., stealing coats; jail. Jno. Lewis, D. C., druuk and disorderly; tine and cost, 8319. Nine lodgers, one from the District. MARRIED, On the 12th instant, at Grace Church, by Rev. Mr. mead, Mr. GLORGE COOP? K, formerly ot this city, iiss ANGERONER BEARD, of Prine George's county, Md. —c—- oe DIED, In this city, on the Icth instant im the 20th year of her age. Mrs. MARGARET DELANEY, wile of the late James Delaney. The deceased was & native of Dublin, in ireland, but for the last 30 years a res- ident of this city. Her friends and acquaintances are requeste! to attend her funeral at her iate residence ou C street, between 13th and 13%¢ streets, Tu-morrow, (Thurs day,) atSo’clock, (Baltimore Suu’ please copy.) 2 On the 12th instant, LUCINDA ROWNDS, in the 58th yeur vi her ~ge Her funeral wiil take place on To-morrow (Thurs iy) Aflernoon.at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her daugiter, Mrs. Garrett, No. 324 loth street, be- tween Laud M sts. a On the 13th instant, JOEL DOWNER, mm the Tsth year ot hisage. | ‘The friends and sequaintances are respectfully re- quested to attend his funeral on Fricay, 15th inst., at ehh p.m., from his late residence on D st., near s3th. DSR Ease WANTS. WANTED —A Furnished Parlor, Bedroom and Kitchen, Rent from 25 to $3’. Address &., Star Othee. 1* NTED—A yoo’ JOUR MAN BAR- B . inquire of C. WATSON, at Heard & Watson’s, 6th street, National He ae® W ANTE D.—A SITUATION as VY Chamborm ad do P as No. 442 10th strey een K ANTED.—A rood HOUSE need apply except well recon at 436 G street, between Sth and 6th. WANTED—8 cood COLORED WOMAN to do the housework of who Ninth tet ANTED—By a competent youn testant Womar.a SITUATION as Chamber vuld Wait on dy. at 27 Indiana English Pro A Jan 13-7t* WANTEDIby 9) OUNG GERMAN, 2 youre of aze, & Situation iu & Store, oras Barkeever. Please address C. A.. Star Oitice jon 12-2t* F cuiored. to S urse, red Win le Wante «all I OARDERS WANTE men can be acesmmadat: d comfortable KOUMS street. be.ween D and ror five gentle BOARD and by applyine at oO 494 14th E: Also, Furnished’ Rooms torent. jan 12-28* V ANTED A COOK—One who eon Wash and Ire nd can come well recom- hearef avood home and liberal wages by applying at No. 4 Datreet, A slave proterred, inn bh FOODS’ FAMILY. ” beth Woods. wid 1 Woods, ort, sous and heirs maker, whe died about th something to ther advantage by addr. Mount Vernon, Olio. Any one giving in woof the above parties will be suitably re jan9 lw* WanNtED IMM bh DLA TELY—A furnished HOUSE, with five or six chambers, parlors — crag room, Apply to No. 161 Browns: Ve. in, R rAtivest will warded. Hotel. \ JANTED.—SIX to EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLAKS, for three or five years, for which security will be given in Heal Extate situated on ie avenue, between sth aud lth sts, Eee st t thee. LOST AND FOUND. ST.—On Wednesday evening, the th instant. 4 pope hace betweeu Rock Crees Church and ry Stable, in the First Ward—proha “ome aud 7th street toll- , marked Arnold Ad A suitable reward it wil ba paid to the tiuder thereof upon his leavi &. the livery stable above referred to, jan 12 3t* < REWAKD.—stiayed or » 4 from Ba 5 if cou's rack, th Saturday «ven hh Devember. a BAY MARE,with three w ite PSN ; her forehead white, and tip on her h, “The above reward be given if left at PUMPHREY’S corner 6th and C sti “it JAMES W. WILSON. Boarpixe can be obtained at No. 382 K street, ebove (3th, fur single gentlemen or geutiemen and wives. »ploasin front Chambers with use ‘Terms moderate. jan 18-2t* B sey G.—MRS. RUFF, No. 3% D street, ner e h ‘en this large and eommo- dious House. where she intends to rent her rooma, furpisved or rushed, to single Gentlomen. or Gentiomen aud their W . with Board. Transient Boarders by the pay or week. Meals sent out at all hours of the day. Also, wanted, 2 xirls to do general housework. jan U-tw* Millinery, &c. AINERY, DRESS MAKING AND LLINERTIMMING ESTA BLAS MALENT. Washington are respectfully in- (aasdtacesme red to make tp Preteen, wks, Le ngs, of handsomest styles, with CLOARS, MILLIS i KIBBONS, ai ow eT ; p> bg hes * _ opposite Centre Market. EA. NOU IT, M*°82! FigNv tinue aes 8th, Philadelphia, IMPORTEK OF "RED LOWEKS, HEAD DRESSES, REO NR ETS AND FINE MILUINERY Baas leave to inform the Ladies now mm Washingtos city ant vot ay Qj sno jus two or three weeks only, it 12th and 13th ats., No, 256, jatest and yle, being herselt in there for thet purposa. M'me Nour uth te Peivoveal Courts ot Varopas magdo bo that r a Ladies are reapectfully invited to call and exam- me. 31 -3t&2awét* rU amipnAet CHRCIMESIGS, Som aang Me " UTUA - CoNNECTICNT MURR EE inauR his old and reliable Company pared totake GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. Correspondence of the Star. Gronczrown, Jan. 13, 1Rs8 We have never fn our experience seen our river ‘wharves so completely stripped of s! as they are at the present time. This has a ten- dency to give rather a dull appearance to things and matters generally in this quarter. We have never seen so little grain of any kind coming in at this season of the year as there is at the present time. Most of our mills are in con- sequence of the scarcity of the article doing but little inthe way of making flour. Wheat, we learn, is in demand, and doubtless large quanti- ties could easily tind ready sale among our differ- ent milliners. We regret to see, from an advertisement in another column, that Miss Arny has determined to dispose of her confectionery establishment and retire from the business. This step, we learn incidentally, bas been caused by the in- tended departure of ber brother, who bas hereto- fore so successfully managed the vusiness for her, for Kansas. As this extablishment has al- ‘way’ enjoyed the best custom of our town, and a large po:tion from Washington, we consider it almost indispensable, and if suffered to go down its absence would be erro gen Mivees by the com- munity. We believe that no better opportunity could offer an individual who understands the business to make money than this, and we sin- cerely hope that Miss Arny may tind a worthy successor. és We are glad to be able to inform the numerous f. lends of our esteemed fellow-citizen Capt. Geo. F De LaRoche, is considered by ois physician and friends convalescent. The cet yaceae M C. Meigs and Argo, of the Messrs. Ritter’s line, have been bauled off for the season, and are to undergo a thorough overhauling and repair preparatory to the busi- ness of the next season. We have been requested to call the attention of the pump doctors to the one on Dumbarton street opposite the property of Capt. De LaRoche. It has been dry for some time. The friends of young Powers are actively en- gaged trying to secure for him a pardon from the President. We believe that the exercise of exec- utive clemency in this case would meet with the very general approbation of our citizens of all political parties There is but little doing in the flour market. The only sales making are the home trade, con- sequently of a limited character, beid at $1.50a 175 for standard and extra brands. In conse- quence of the scarcity and demand there is a bet- ter feeling th the wheat market, and prices have slightly advanced; selling at $1.05a8! 0S for red and $1 10al.15 for white. Corn 50a55 for white and yellow. s. EE GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS, comfortable BRICK HOUSE n ne including the perlor and kiteh- eu—an excelient dry cellar, a iarge aud protty yard. ‘The situatic and healthy, convenient to good ctual and respectable tenant the er mouth; with the rit aires town. ___ jan FLoer AND BUCKWHEAT MEAL. A fresh supply of Glenwood Smail’s superior BUCK WHE cerved by B jan 9-eo3t 87 Water street. ¢ prek SALE —AR CONFECTIYU f is offered at private sal: A great bargain anda good apport unity for a Confectioner win under- tra FLOUR and ) MEAL, ust re- DAEDY stands business. If disposed of by the 8th of February next the whole concern, together with the three story Brick House, 34 Bridge street, will be offered at public auction. Georgetown, D. C.. Jan 8-tf N M.RUPPEL. ORTH side of Market Space, No. 37. Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetow: announces to eis patrons that at h RESTAURANT may be found at all times the choicest and most excelient assortment of 1 1QUORS, the freshest OYSTERSand all kids of GAM season. Menls served at al! hours and at the usual prices, jan4-3m FOR RENT AND SALE. between i = BEE & BARNARD, a i 6 3 VE BY CATALOGUE OF VERY RICH Ss Fors.—On FRIDAY MORNING, the 15th in- ant, at 10 o'clock we will sell, at store No. 525 7th street, under the Avenue House, the richest Furs which have over been offered in this city, consisting seme and single pi » Gloves, caps, Mufflers, ob 8, &e., dark Mink’ Sable, Ermine, Siberian Squirrel, Chinchilla, Fitch, Stone Martin, and yf every description of Furs now in use. These sare from ® first-class establishment in Phiiade: and be sold without reserve. We name rt Fine dark Hbdson’ Bay Sable Sets, ve: a, Mantiline, Coakeree. oO. r jas, Cl , ke. Rich and dark Mink Sets, ci Bids Kich sets ond single pieces Stone Martin, French — - Pe mee Let Rad Martin Peravian Chino! “apes, a ; Also, Fur, Seal, Reaverand other Gloves es Otto Caps. Beaver and other Muftiers, Fi *arriage and Sleigh Robos, &c. All of which will be sold without reserve. Terms cash. WALL & BAKNARD. Auctioneers. The goods will be open and arranged the day pre- vious. Ladies and the public generally are invited to Ce = examine. W.& Jan 13-ts By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. JALUABI OT AT PUCTIC AUCT On TUESDAY AP TER NOON, Januar, at 40’cloek, on the premises, T shall sell Lot M4, in Square No. 569, fronting 54 feet Tinches on Ist st. bay wee ween north K aud L streets ruuning back feet. ‘Terns: One-f urth cash: the residue in six, twelve eighteen and twenty-four mouths, with terest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. By aot of the Executo: eGUIRE, Anctionee: By A. GREEN, Auctionee: RUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE Improvan & PROPERTY, ON7TH STREEC.NEAR THK NAVY Yarv—B ed and ar the request of the party entitled to the debt thereby secured the subsc:iber will sel! at pubiie auction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, Jan. 24, 1853. at 4 o' el: Pp. m.. part of square hundred and five. (905) hounded forty one foet from the southwest corner of said square, and running thence north # ong the line of 7th street east 21 feet 6 inches; thence enst 55 fect. thence southwardly 35, thence 48 fart to the p.ace of beginning, situated in the city of Washington. ‘The improvements consis of a good and subtantial and well-built Frame jouse. ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash; the balance in «1x and twelve months, the purchaser to give his notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest from the day of xale. A ded of trust taken to secure the payments of the notes. All conveyancing at the ex- pence of the purchaser. If the terms of sale be not complied within ten daya from tie day of sale. the trustee reserves the right to resell said premises xt the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving five day’. of said resale in xome newspaper publ. city of Washinzton. Ee NIMROD GARRETTSON, Tr: jan 13 eo2w A. GRE By J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer 'PYRUSTEER’S SALE OF VALUABLE UN iMpRoveEo Rear Ext. tr.—By virtue of a deed In trost. bearing dite the 3 her J. A.S. day of Apri!, 1457, and recorded in 1 3 $3, fo ubsersber will se’ it public sal a WED JAY, the Sd day of February. 1 atdo’ lock atthe auction store o} C. MeGuire, on suer of Pennsylvania West, the whole of Square teh on each each « fl4th 5th streets west Square No. 7: ng SA feet o between south B and C streets, by leep. “Bers ol sale: One-third cash; and the balance in kIx, twelve and ronths. for notes bearing interest from day of sale, secured by a deed of trust on the proper; and if not sompiied With in five days afler he sale, the property will be resuld upon one woek’s notice, At the risk and expense of the purchaser. All conveyanci ¢ at the cost of the Purchaser, CHAS, S. WALLACH Trustee. S2tawkds J.C. McGUIRE, Auctionee By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. *RAME HOUSE AND LOT ON THE IS- b aT Avction.—On MON DAY, the lath in f the premises, at 5 0'e'k 23, in Square No. 4%, est, between F and G + running back to a wide alley provements, which are a good y Fr me tiouse and Kitchen, contai: ing six niently arranged rooma. Terms: Oue-half cash; balence in six ard twelve months. for notes bearing inrerest froin day of sale. A deed given anda deed of t ust taken. All convey - ancing at tue cost of the purchaser. ‘enna and lth »treet 4. fe Ist street exst, one hundred feet pasos part of having & front on 4: 8 seats south, 2 f 1 4, at No. 6M COR RENT ROOMS. 0 seve at No. 25) F street. betwee: t door enst of Senator _ian 12-d A. GREEN, Asct. .OK REN 'T.—Furnishea and M+ RSHAI’S SAI.E.—In virtue of a writ of fier: ROOMS, with aud without BOA OVE fren jaw .issued from the clerk’s» if urtavenue. office of th of the District of Columb. 5 for the County of Wasinn: and to me directed, 1 suite of handsomely Furnished | excellent Chambers, 1 h and lth streets, YISPECULATORS AND LAND BUYE Ou the corner of 3d ~t-eet and Pa. avenue eas 4 <0 feet front with 100 feet depth Lot moderste: within ina square of the imtended Capitol Grow extension, For further particu‘ars inquire of J. ae N, Jr.,629 Pennsylvania avenue, jar }8 ot OOMS ON PA. AVENU R floor, on Pat and i3th e s, over Sam'l. Lew: will be let low to a permanent tena ood office rooms. Apply to W) Stationer, fan 12-08 R OMS FOR RENT.—Neatly Furmshed Rooms—Pailors ard Ciambers—onlith street, Apply at No. 534 lath street, between | aud kK. jen H-3t « +» BAYLY E FURNISHED HOUSE @ subscriber has for rent a ¥ furnished House, contaiming ten iarge rooms, with water aud gas throushour; brick stable with accommodations for foar horses snd two carrivges. with servants’ roon over. This property is situated iv the immediate vieini- ty of the Kirkwood House, aud is very desirabie asa ire of J.C. McGUIRE, Auet’r & Commission Merchant. Fe KR —thet + No, 2,1n opposite Fray uate AD’ bext door residence of the He eretary of War. Po sion gz immed is y- Appiy to the advertiser, Kox 545 Post Office. jan 7-lw* OOMS 'TO NT.—Pariors and Chambers, with all the modern improvements, water, gas, over our stora, EPHFENS. & CO, jae ctw _ 2 bet. 9th and \ JILL. YOu RADE 2—1 will exch without houses an B and lot in Washingten, situs of the Avenue, paying the ifany.in me lots in Philudelp the pathway of ¥, Where property is destined toa speedy and use rise io value, Lots valued ony at ¥ this office. tween New York ie I street, has t pertier FURNISHED ROOMS for rent on res “ble terms. Kariy applieation is desired, T-woSt* I JRNISHED HOUSE POR RENT. odious and well Furnished House of the must desirable parts of the eit Apply on the premises, No, 372 hi strect, between 13th and th jan 8-003." OR REN‘ on Pa, avenue hetween |b @ *treets, south side, One with cellar at $13 per month; the other at $12.0 permonth. luquire on the premises, jan 12-¢« POR RE T—Two Room: an office and chamber, City Wall, and over the of dil-tf Applyte RI suitable for offices or ately opposite the 8. Walia ARD WALLACH. Ss IE SHOALS AND Qt OF YO Just published, the 34 edition, _ UF ON SPEKMATORRHEA OR SEMI- Nal, DISEASES.—-A scievtific Trea ise on the treaiment and perfeet cure of Nervous Debility. Seminal Weaknexs, Involuntary Emissions, Impo- tence, &e., resulting from vieious habits acquired during the eritien! passage fom Youth to Maa- hood. BY DR. CULVER Member Of the Royal College of Iand, (127), Licenciate of the H years Resudent gnctitioner in Author of th eto ith.” * Green Rook,” ‘How to be Hae Femoirs of Single and Married Life, &c. pall but valuab e Treatise, wri ten by warh ed Physician and Surgeon. points out the only sure ant permanent cure forall diet result ing fom se f sbuse. and is the only publication of its kind written ina benevolent Spirit and by a ecrentif. toman It should be inthe hands of a! who value their ufe and health and happiness here and hereaf- er. Price 12 cents, or 4 stamps. at the receipt of which it wil be sent, pest free, and well secured. by Dr CH KLINE, No. 0 Ist Avcius, Box 4335 New York. gan l2 IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC! $15,000 Wortn or Boots anv Snoxs To BE SoLp. I have determined to run off my entire stock of BOOTS AND SHOES at greatly reduced object in so di \ kk as near as store room. of Shoes ix larger, cheaper, and better than st has ever been before. 1 @ kind | have to offer I will name: 50v pairs Indies’ Black Foxed Gaiters, thick s les, at 81, cheap at $1.50 3 2) pairs Ladies’ Biack and Colored Gaiters, at 75 cents. rheap at $1 3 150 — Moroecu Hoots, thick soles, at $1, very On| i Boots, at 75. ts iseaue Hosea: Black and Colored Gaiters, with howls, at 81.37% dies’, Gentle- 's Shoes of all kinda, that all to give me advertisem .M. MAGRUDER. eorner at Ls eed RRR. H BR. VERDI, C PHYS'CI.N & SURGEON, S57 Math street, 24 door from Willards’ Houel, Office hours from 8% to 10% 8. m., 2 to 3, and 7 to 8 p.m. References.—Drs. J. F. Gray, J.C, Peters and E. and, New York; Dr. A. a sega etians wg _d 31-20 sae on lives at promius eat _ RY AND BAKLEY Washiontos ity, D.C. ii Office—No. 213 F atrect, jan |-SiawSw Sal bagasse eat Court House door of said county,on the Sist dav of January, 1858, at 12 following deseribed property fo wit: Ali defendant's night. Utle, clam, and interest in and to the three Froine Houses erected on Lot No.5, in reservation Don yiaod avenue. bet ween 4% and 6th sts , in City of Washington, D. €,. seized and levied @ property of James B. kev and will tisfy Judic als No 279, to October term 1357, in favor of Smith & Fowler. J.D. HOOVER, Marshal = for the District of Columbia, By WALL & BARNARD, Auc's. Corarr of Pennsylvania avenwe and Sth street. will ge i to publio sale, SH. in front of the ATURDAY jock m., the jan dts* USITIVE SALE OF LIQUORS, CIGARS, 1aT AUC On MONDAY MOR NING He At 10 o'e we will sei, erson, No #6 449 street, venue. in stack of Liquors, Wines &c., being about to change his bu- 2m 2 basket Emperi ee do. ands Cigars, Chewing Champrgne, Backberry t randy, . Gu powder, Buck and Young Bysen <. Together w th many other artic'es in the Lino, al! ef which will be so d without reserve. ‘Terms: $25 and urder, eash: over that sum, a Hand 9 davs, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. jan 12 dts WALL & BARNARD, Auct. ARSHAI/S SAL. her fyeias issued fro: cunt Court of th In virtue of a writ of the Clerk’s Ofhice of the District of Coiumbia tor the m, and fo me wir ie, for Case said county eXpose to pu Court Houser a nad interest dite Lot mu the City of Washingt and son 1x the property of John M. dtosatisty Jucdicimia No. 141 term, 1257, in faver of Sweeny, Rittenhouse & Cu . BD. HOOVER, Marshai forthe District of Colu NP KUS TERS SALE OF VAI Fsrate. the sixth di ian te aots, the undersigned, a: ustee [herein appoint: d. will, if the same is not p eyoanly disposed of at rivate sale, expose at pi sale to che highest Blddier. a the premises, on THURSDAY, 2ist Jan wary, 1858, at the hour of 1! o'clock a.m., if fur, and if not fiir at the same time and place on the next fair day thereafter, all that voluable Real Estate situate in said come which was ueretofore con- veyed tothe Hon ‘Thomas W. Cumming now de ceased and intestate. by one M Ann, his wife. in fee simple, containing or and seventy-seven and a half xeres, These Lands are very va unable; the oharacter peculiarly adapted te the cultiv: quick maturity of garden and farn Hd prod the county road to Washiugte the w; Sev enth and North Capitol stre 8 & boundary on one side. The health and society of the netenbor- hood is uueurpassed in Maryland or the District. ‘There are several streams of pure water and one large spring on this estate, which is within two miles of the “Soldier’s Home.” and within five tiles of the Ceutre Market. The land has been divided into several luts, neg in *ize from 15 to W acres, with a sutheiency of Wood on most of the lots. and will be sold in parcels if deemed to the im A y, hen Digges, Narkand others Any tn! given to persons detirous of purchasing,on application to the undersigned, personally or by letter. The ‘Terms of Sale. as prescribed by the decree, are as follows:—One thousand doilars cash on the day of sale, to be puid in funds of some Disiriet or Baltimore Bauk. The residue of the purchase mo din one, two. three and four years, im Interest from the day of ef or purchasers. with one or raved by the undersi: pon the pay - ment of the whole purchase money, and all interest nd not before, the undersigned, as trustee, ey to the purchaser or purchasers, or their roperty so ourchase them, free, clear teed from all claim of ft) rties to thix suit, and of all persons ciarming by them or under them. The widow has joimed in the proceeding fora sule, and hax siguified her consent in writing to take an soxieaieee Hl sees (in ered of bat bce out of he pr js of sale, a8 ascertain ny . the Proceeds or NIEL C. DIGGES, Frustes. d 31 Staw2wkdis 48 LOUISIANA JE, seound door from ‘7th street, under the y ie House, DKALERS IN CLOTHING AND GELNT’S FURNISHING GOODS. ‘The subseribers oli attention toa desirable Stock of CLOTAING whch they now have on exhibi- tion at their Store, No. 48 Lousiana avenue, second dour from 7tn street, and as they are determined to close off the lot if possible, every effort necessary part shall be used in order to please their RTMEN we tof durabi fit a o GASTON & CLARK, A VENU = the stock to be perfeo! por. style, because we make everything ourselves, have no he tation oil will be found « ual to ry. y the vai ch of fashion, parties ject to the eotien pproval. ri gis.o0n worth of ‘Goods for Men's, Boys’ and Ser- vaut's Wear, will be sold at auction 3, and pur- chasera wouid do well to examine the lot. This 1s no hambug, as our eee — wong nod on @a- Oar sm onl and $00 We STON & CLARK. Piha ead Oe eS hs Te eh oa UBIN’S EX TRACTS, all odors, at GIBBS’S Store, near 13th st.,and at his Sales Room LN soteyaeaet - 299m y Ww: Diziouatic isTORY oy WH Preesotts eS: RANCK TAYLOR, TELEGRAPHIC _ 2 toe AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. <~DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. NEWS —__—_——<—____ MARSEAUS SADE — tn vist je of & writ of From the Associated Press Agent. lor the County Ang LOR, ts, Jan. 12 —The ri tome ted, £ “ ‘at has Kansas pa to ae tnt et expose to publio sale, ve ame ten jib, which give the following pro- e lth day of January Dp ¢ following ‘desori! Kickapoo, +64; Donipban Sobneon "s right, title, wad pee county 1.900, Bourbon comnty ae house, @n part of Lot No. Donglas county gives 500 free ‘State majortt Soyo a Wauieet, South and | and Atchison city about 30 vy ‘The democratic State ticket is Probably clest- ed, but a mejority of the leyislature ie free state About balf the vote of the territory was cast for ‘State officers, but a very decided expression wes kiven against the Lecompton constitution, the majority against it being set down at 10,000 1h some districts there were two distinct polis ty ed and levied upon a the propert, ‘A. Prac, and will be sold to satinty Sad ait er to October terin, 1857, in favor of oo ps Wallon” d19-dts Marshal for the Dietriet of Colum! 17 fHE *BOVE SAL unt THURSDAY, the lat 1S POSTPONED tant, same hour ke nd piace. J.D HOOVER, Marshal ‘ft open Md el for the District of Columbin, Ran State men were making arrests of By WALL & RARNARD, Aucts. legislature, “"""™ “ader the secomt acts ef the Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street At Calhoun a Judge named Cal ® xe EREMPTORY SALE OF DRY GOODS, | eo ‘or stutting *t eet P Cloaks, eeewee &c.. re te, Ballot boxes, and another, ‘ AT AUCTION.—On THURSDAY MORNING, the l4th instant, oom- mencing at 10 o’cloek, we wil sell at omr auction store a large lot of 3 » Ch . Shawls, &c, We name in sor eed oe “i American Cloaks, fine article, Chemile Shawls and Scarfs, Cashmere Scarfs, acmod Redman. for receiving otes Caivert was take: then Fhe ggan ge nm to Leaven acannon belonging to ¢ worth, and with « raded through the streets, © \°*POe Rangers pa- Mach excitement prevailed and were en- te.tained that serious tronble wowld soma Po. Moire Antique nnd Morocco Belts, litical parties were much divided. the major! We Laines, Cambries, Cashmeres, vel f posed to the thay. aten J Ladies’ and Chilaren's woolen and gotton Hose, — | Dein bitterly op = conut- With many other artic.es in the Dry Goods line, which if 1s unnecessary toenumerate, and which will positively be suid without reserve. Terms cash. x WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. General Calboun was supposed to be in West- ern Mixsourl, and Lad been advised not to retura tothe Territury. jan 12 {7- WILL BE ADDED to the above a few Pieces and sets of fine Fitch. Sable and Mink F 4a Capes, Vi_torines, Circulars, Muffs and * Also. four or five very handsome Welf Robos, fur Carriages or Sleighs, lined and trimmed; all of which | be sold without reserve. Horrible Murder im Canada. Hamitrox, C.W. Jan 11 —A most atrocious tuurder was comm! ted at Poolvilie, four miles from here, last night. Jared Comstock and wife, aged over seventy years, were the victims Theis n13— v a ator . son Was the mu jerer; be has been for some time ee SARMARD, Bnet. | [ineane, At ecteetink eee ee By JAS. C. MetiUIRE, Auctioneer, his father, by knocking bim down RUST SALE OF EXCELLENT | 49d bix mother was killed with « PHUREEL PRE AND HorseHoLy Eerects —On | then cut their hearts out, cut one of the bodies MORNING, J at the re: ee of Chores W. Pa j++. corner of Prospect and Frederick streets, Georgetown, D. C.. 1 shall sell, by virtue of deed ‘trust, duly exe, d and recorded, all the Furuiture and Household :prising— = eWood, scven-octave Pianoforte, hand- y hont into pieces, and roasted ‘the other on the stove, rating a poition of it. He Intended to have kilted his sister, but fortunately she escaped. The mur dever is in custody, and bes confessed the act Arrest of Counterfeiters. Wittiamsport, Pa., Jan. 11 —Four men— wed Miller, Anderson, Lewis and Bavier— rrested in this borough, by the sheriff, on ja gut. They were all weil armed.’ in rret of the building, counterfeiting appa- ratuses were found. It is believed that an exten- sive combination exists in this vicinity fer the making and passing of counterfeit » but turongh the cloe thus obtained it is probable the 38g Will have to change headquarters. svered Sofa, arm and parlor Chairs, ne Scaxlio'a marbie-top Centre Table, t oval carved gilt-frame Mirrors, Gilt mantle Clock and Candelebras, Marble Vases, Pedest: Ia, Mantie Ornaments. Resewood marble top Sofa Table, W hatnot Handsome rush-xeat and other Fancy © silk and wersted dawask Curtains, Shades, Superior gilt bronze, and enamelied gas Chandeliers Brackets, Marh e-t p centre and pier Tables, wy Sofa, Rockers. arm Chairs, hall Clock, Hat-tree, ud Shelves, Music-stand, sels. Three-ply sud Ingrain Ca te, Beautifully decorated Tea, Ccffee and Dessert Ser- viee, India China, Glass Ware, Crockery, Stiver Spoons, silver-piated Waiters, Castors, and Spoons, Table Cutlery. Fire Irons, Clocks, Sideboards, Retrigerators, Dining-Tables, Mahocany Frenen and other Be steade, Mair and Husk Mattresses. Bedding, Mahogany Wardrobes, marble-top Washstands, Toulet Sets, ue wud wood-sest Chairs, Lounges. &e., t mather with many other articles in the housekeep- tng line Term-: Fifty dollars and under, essh; over that sum, @ credit of 69 and 90 days, for xatisfactorily en dorsed noted notes, pear es - a M.C. DES, Trustee. jand-d J. C. McGUIRE, Auct. Tuckerman, the Mail Rebber. Boston, Jan. 11 —The Supreme Judici: Court of this State to-day overruled the ex ~~ tions taken by the coannel for Tuekerman, in ¢ Eastern Railroad embezzlement case. Sentence 'x deferred on account of Tuckerman being inthe custody of the United States. A Russian Steamer Launched, &c. Boston, Jan 12.—The steam Corvette Majoor, built here for the Russian government, was lsonched to-day. She will proceed direct to the river Amoor. The steamer Argentine left to-day, under sail, for the exploration of the river Paraguay Rebuke to Governor Wise. Ricumonp, Jan. 12 —The House adopt- ed the caucus resolution in favor of the p ore ton constitution. The Senate postponed it. Tis ix considered a virtual rebuke to Gov. Wise. ALSO At2 o'clock in front of the residezce— 2 one- horse Carriages, 1 Sleizh, 1 Cart, 1 excellent Miich Cow, 2 sets Harness. Terms as above. Governor of Ohie. Cincinnati, Jam. 11 —Governor Chase, who was re-elected at the recent election, was insugu- rated to-day Exchange and Freights. Mozice, Jan. 11 —Exchange is dull at three to four percent. premium Freigbts are at & for cotton. SAM EDES, Trustee, J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioncer. janlid N ARSHAL’S 34 L E.—In virtue of a writ ot fiert facias, under the Lim law, issued from the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washin ton, and me directed 1 shall expose to public sale. for Cash in front of the Court se door of said County ESDAY, the 12th day of January, 185¢,at 120 the following described property, to wit: Southern Markets. Moire, Jan. 12 — Sales of Catton 6,009 bales ; quotations 9c > market firm. Sales of three days 0; receipts three days 9,500 bales, closing with advancing tendency. CHaRLestos, Jan 12 —Seles Cotton 1000 bales, market firm and unchanged Savanan, Jan. 12.—Sales 1000; quotations 9ai0; with market fiom Avousta, Jan. 12.—Ssles 400 bales; middling fair 4 advance; receipts light k i All fendaut’s right, title, c aim, and interest in and to & brick house eree on Thid. street mw west, in the Cit levied upon ast will be suid t don Lot B, in Square No. #8, th, between FE ard F streets ot Washington, D.C., seized and proper x 0 John W. Jordan. and satisfy Judicial No. 4%, to October ter 7. 1m favor of Cripps & Wailer, J D. HOOVER, di9ts Marshal for the District of Columbia. 17 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONE uu THURSDAY, the Lith inst. ee Jp. HOOV forthe Distrie By J.C. M RUSTEER’S SALb Baitumere Markets. Battimore, Jan. 13—The markets are un- changed yenerally. Floar, all varieties of sbip- pilus brands were firm at $1.50 The supply of grain is limited. and yesterday's quotations are snstained—pood to prime white iaF1 20; prime red #1 10 of REAL ON Trek Ist ayp.—By virtue of a decree oi the OF 'STATE “weuit Court made inthe matter of Samuel Lee, a Ise-tat public auction, to the hizhest 4y. Janunsy latn, at ¢o'clo k ing desersb-d perts of Lote one ii) 3 He 1; white 55.57¢ ; yellow @2a6ic. },1u Square seven hundred and sixty- | “Ore were smal 767), 1m the aty Wash: om, 10 Wit: . w binky Mhadle — Pronoting for the enme eighteen feet’ (1) on Third New Yerk Markets. street east 1 nth, and rus - . ~ a New Yo J 13 —Flour is firm ; sales of 13,000 bbis ; State $4 2504 35; Obio €1.754 és; Southern $4 Sad Sa heat ic bnoyant: sales unimportant; western tl last i>” Corn inactive and prices nom- Lard ad- ney CASh, in sex end twelve bear mterest, aud ferrd payments t 2e secured to the satistvction of the trustee. he tru tee reserves the nicht eseliat the risk and cost of the purch ser unless the terms are com- slied with in three days from said sale. inal Pork is steady vance mess £14 752815 OO. prices unsettied All conveyaneing -u_ he cost of the purchaser, W hisky is tower at 21ke op PETER M. PRARSO\ Trastes. —o ae jan 12 ew. WS t Auct. —— -. Financia’ ‘RU: TEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ; bsTa1e—In pursuance of a Dvcree ‘passed on | . NEW YoR«, Jan 13. —storks are lower ; Chi- and Rock Isiand 69%; Cumberland Coal Co 124 Miinois Central boud waukie t2; Micit New York Cen 72% Pa Coal Co 6% ; Se | Milwaukie Mississippi 31jy ; Virginia 6's $2, Missourt 6's 7H4, the tecth day of April in the year one thousand eicht huadred and tity-five, by the Cireuit Court for Prince George's county, sicting as a Conrt of ‘ antes in A cause therem depending. wherein fred M. Berry, next friend of Robert Thom And others, 1s complainant, and tly Wail ar others are defendants. the undersigned, as Trastee, thereim appointed, will expo-e at public sale, tothe | Sterling exchange dull Mshest ndderon the premizes.on THURSDAY, the | January. i283 tthe hour of twelve iT, if not far, at the same time and on the next fair day thereafter, at those ft re parce's of ft and, sitante rm t YHE REASON WHY.—A careful collection of many hundreds rensous for things which, ved, are rectly under - wusty illustrated; Keglish edition; price e by mail on rece pt of ninety -mix conts in the purpose ol widew ond bis e Separate aud nearly coutiguous pare ix Hundred Acres. The groater pe 1. Thera is however, some exvell: nthe Valley: My Fxperienes of Spiritual Mrs. Newton Crossiand: illustrated, $1.25. Violet, or the Danseuse, 38 evs. ; Byoxmph.ou and Historient Sketches; by Macau- ay. among the traetx proposed to be sold. me , = of tue pureeis at Innd have valuable improvements | APP probed od eg ag mae a ow ‘There is a valunble sprineof water on cog ey ah not F an, do. do... ‘s. ‘The Biographical History of Pnilosephy, from its origin in Greece down to the present day; by George Henry | ew volume, $2.75. same in 2 vol ames, $3 Just published aud for sale at . TAYLOR jan7 Book History, OF THE KEPUBLIC OF THE United States traced in the writings of Al- exandor Hamilton; by Jonn C. Hamilton, voiume 1, ts—and the sei! of all the lands 1<ea- ty worked, aud well adapted to the ratsing of the F he county. “These lands are im the # viein ty of Brandy wine, aud will be sold at purchasers, sale, as preseribed by the Decree: Five lars in cash, to be paid on the day of eresidue of the purchase money to be ud im equat talments in one, two. three, and wur years from the day of sale; the sane to bear in- terest frow the day of sa And to be secured by the f the pucch»xer or purchasers, with approv- vigors. And upon the payment of the whole tucser's History of the Uniled States, volumes purchase money and all interest thereon, and net | 34nd 4, 1 5° per volume. ‘ helore, the undersigned ts authorized to notes oe pl zuniation of the Dred Soott Case; by Thos. H. ses sul F chaser or pure - | Benton, $1. § Of in feocgitupiovat Miser her ce Cone eee | he (Quecns of England and their Times; by Pran- Fase jaime of the parties | cix,tau Esq .2 volumes, 83 Of any p: imy Married Friewds; by Uncle Ben, them, edings in this case, and has in writing er asseut to t ke i lieu of her dower an equivalent im money, a8 ascertained by law, out of voceeds of sale iEL, C. DIGGES, Trustee. Niories for the Home Circle,”5 cents. TN M or Sketches of the Pub- tue Old Exyptians; by Dr. ray; by Hon. Jeremiah Clemens, $1. Ss ries, | volume, 75 cents, t.ife at the White Suiphur Springs; by Mary J. Windle, 75 cents. Penis of Certain English Prisoners, a Christmas story; by Dckens, 25 cents. An re of the smithsonian Institution: by Wm. J. Rhees, *0 cents. eet “Tandsis des Etats Mni-. 1858, 25 ets. me FRANCK TAYLOR. Abits’ FUKS! LADIES’ FURS: ‘The fillowing is a li at of prices of FURS con- NESVGn ws we sca Rew Vo weiss prices : Rock Marten Victorines and half from Ublewan, Mustang DA d 24-lawtJaniv&d FUTURE DAYS. in virtue the Clerk t of Columbia fort fo me directed, I shail » for Casn, in front of the rt-house door of suid county, on FRIDAY, the 29th day of January, 1854, at 12 o’clock m . the fol- lowing described property, to wit: All defendant's right, title. claim, and interest in and to L in Square No. 739, in the City of Wasningt together with all aud singtinr the sty se to public sai thereon, seized and levied upon as th Edmond Riley. and will be soldfto satu roperty of Judicials Xu Ft, to October term, 1657, 1 fivor of John | Sets Freueh Sable haifand three quart pic J.D. HOOVER. Marshal Mantilias and © Jau 5-te for the District of Columbia. ~By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSE ON THE IsLaN 7 vite of a deed of trust. bearing date ou th ¥ of November, 1858, and recorded in Liber J. S., No. 75, folio 4, et wea the subseriber will sell at ie. on SATU DAY, the 6th day of January m,, On the promemes, Lot No, 16, of Square No, 465 routing 23 feet 8 inches on 6th West, between suuth Dand E streets, and ronning tack with that width 120 feet to a fifteen-feet alley, No the improvements, consisting of a Dwelling- use y fe do do Three-fow . harman Square O>pes. Misses Imitation Ermine troutlemens’ ur Gliars and Glo) ie SE Te tes ‘ le: One halfecasn; the residu B. H. 3’ ine Beatie months tor notes bearn 236 Pa. avenue, 13th » rom day of sale, secured Tb plerreap inte gon the de next door to Madame | Bs a 1 we BE EE a herearcnrtasienr te ations wid tae praperiy wi) bo reeold. upon cae meats FPLOUR AND Propuce wanenouss. notice, al the rixk and expense a pareheser. igned ean ctore oud fer eate— Pee tious 0 vole: Exire Titan the Valley. ideACH rranies | Subic pemeror dos go go CGUIRE, Auct. ‘Ais, BULLER. TL.KEVS, CHICKENS, z 00D | See LARD, &e ; all Kinde of Gouny Rene P. Sone MILK. reovived daily, by the subseribers ERESONS wishing PURe RICH MILK S. HARTLEY & SON, cotatu tt ot my store, of by env ang Behe jan$ 20 No. % Uason street puamnber resifence, Bend — —— them." have made an aripnasonent wae nile AISINS! Fries man, & short ¢. — a par pnt in-ke quanti io of om Fresh Layer RAISINS, im quarter, haifand whole > in will furnish tas 1 miny pies = BROWN, vents ins antic ‘ond na inn 2 ow cern roftith ard I ats. = a SUPERIOR MULICATED GIN.—lust re NS) a London C AS ceived, 2 of ae diet in ad Lavigootaing Crd ra fo * = WASHIN BOA’ coho 84 }9t0 street corner of B street north, Grp memarCRORGE PAGK Nan Red Sieh Car takte dese vor lerge avd superior N°S, 2 Pa. avenne, cen MOLALt