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Toning, wate in not baring vorable ex 8 to its saccharine qualities. His horses ate it in preference to fresh oats. Let us have the information already obtained as an index to further experiments. Mr. Loring replied that it was not the facts ex- pressed in the report that was his ground for re- committing the report, but the ions therein expressed. The report contained opinions not sustained by facts. If they would make a report setting forth all the facts, pro and con, he would Move its recommitment. Mr. Smyth, of N.H., stated that in his State the farmers could make their own molasses from this plant, cheaper than they could the money to buy molasses with. A friend of his in Mirnne- sota had found from experiments in its use that he could grow a lon of molasses from it cheaper than he could grow a bushel of wheat; at that time wheat was worth only 50 cents per bushel, and molasses was worth $1 50 per gallon. Mr. Harlan wisbed to have all the facts ex- ressed in the meeting sent forth to the world. n his State hundreds of thousands of acres, and of labor and dollars, would be applied to the culture of this plant the coming year, dependant on this report, or that which would come from this Society at its present annual meeting. Mr. Olcott of New York,in reply to the remarks of Mr. Harlan, read a “ag gorbonene made by Mr. Lovering of Philadelphia, between the products of the sorgho in Pennsylvania, and the ordinar: cane in Louisiana, showing a balance in favor of the “sorgbo.’’ Mr. Lovering had related results going to show that it could be made into sugar as easily as it was to make a pot of mush or a kettle of apple butter. Mr. O. also showed spe- cimens of paper manufactured from the fibres of the sorgho, of different qualities. Mr. O. was addressing the meeting when this report closed. Centre Market —This morning there was a full attendance at the market of country and licensed city dealers. The supply of pork atthe scale-honse was large, and of good quality, The tices asked were $7 and $7.25 per 1001bs. The y stands were all occupied, and the prices de- manded ranged from 95 cents to $1.12c. per cwt. The demand was not more active than ordinari- ly. Good order prevailed throughout the day. The prices in the sheds are about—for Beef, fresh, prlb. 10a15| Dried peaches,qt..12a18 Pork. Wat2} do. apples,pk.. 50 12) Roll butter. e+ 25091 5al.00) Phil’a print 40 LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Usxirep States Acrictttosat Socirty.— ‘When our report closed yesterday, the President, Marshall P. Wilder, Esq., of Boston, Mass., bad just concluded his opening address. The meeting then went into the appointment of = committee to report nominations for officers during the ensuing year, and the Chair appoint- ed on that committee Messrs. Arnny of Kansas, Getner of Maine, French of N. H., Morrell of Vt., James of R.1,, Hamilton of N. J., MeGow- an of Pa., Jones of Del., Merryman of Md, De Bow, of La., Wilson of Ohio, and Lovejey of linois. Mr. French of N. H., then moved that so much of the President’s address as related to the bill of Mr. Morrell, now before the House of Repre- sentatives, for the appropriation of public lands to each State and Territory, be referred to a spe- cial committee of five for consideration; agreed to. a AUCTION SALES. RSHAL’S SA LE .— In virtue of a writ of Mi i , under the Lice law. ed from the Clerk's offiée of the Cirouit Court of the Lus- trict of Colum! for the County ‘ashington, and to me direoted, I shall ex to public sale, for Cash, in front of the Court-House door of rai county, on TUESDAY. the 12th day of January 1858, at 12 o’clook m.. the following desoribed property, to wit: Alldefendant’s right, title, claim, and in- terest in and to a house, erected on part of Lot No. 1, in Square No. 437. corner of G ret south and ‘Tih street west, in the City of Washington, D.C., seized and levied upon as the property of Walter A. True, and will be sold to sati Tudioiat No. 28, to October term. 1857, 1n favor of Cri & rea % oR, J. D. HOOVE d19-dts Marshal for the Distriet of Columbia. many popular cheinical humbugs as related to the subject of agriculture, and on the subject of analytical chemistry. On his closing, Mr. Calvert of Md., moved the appointment of ial committee to meimorial- ize Congress to carry out the views expressed by Dr. A. in his address ; carried, and Messrs. Cal- vert, of Md., Jones, of Del., and Chandler, of Mass.. were appointed said committee Mr. Loring, of Mass., here arose, and, after alluding to the announcement of the decease of two of the most distinguished members of the Society—viz. Hon. Thos. J Rusk and the vener- able G. W. P. Custis—in a feeling and eloquent- “Pris pam eulogy, offered the following reso- ution : Resolved, That the United States Agricultural Society Jament the loss of Hon. Thos. J. Rusk, of Texas, by whose decease the cause of agricul- ture has been deprived of a firm friend, and the nation of a patriotic and enlightened statesman ; and while we sympathize with his friends and his State in their bereavement, we would remind them of the monument he erected to his memory during life; and of the legacy he bequeathed to them in the multitude of his virtues. Resolved, ‘That, as American farmers we cher- ish the memory of George Washington Parke Custis as an ornament to our Societ , and as the bond which connects us personal! y and inti- mately with the illustrious founder of our Gov- ernment, and with the wisest and most distin- guishen of the cultivators of the soil. Dr. sep | hoped these resolutions would be segonded passed; and, in view of that result, he moved that the Society, in respect for the la- —— deceased, adjourn at once for the rest of the ' The resolutions were seconded by Judge Hunt- ington, of Connecticut, who made some eloquent remarks in relation to the decease of the two dis- tinguished aeere to which they referred. The vote being taken on their passage, the resolutions were unanimously passed, and the meeting adjourned to this morning at 9 o’clock. The Society met at 10 o’clock this morning, M. P. Wilder, the President, in the chair. The meeting came to order, and the Chair read acommunication from the President of the Mary- land Institute of Baltimore tothe U S Agricul- tural Society, transmitting a resolution from the Agricultural Society of Baltimore, vesting this Society to hold fts next annual exhibition at the city of Baltimore ; referred to the executive committee. The Chair then read a communication from TO-DAY § TO-MORROW MORNING. 7 ane rte lta a yA BARNARD, pte “3 4 —————<—____ CAT. cE OF See CATALOGUE OF VERY RICH | Later tremCalifornia amd Central America, stant, at Tooele es Will sell, at store No. 525 7th New Yorx. Jan 4—The US Mail steamer street, under the Avenue House, the richest Furs | Star of the West, from Aspinwall, 4th, has ar- Which have ever been offered in this city ,consiating | rived at this with the California’ mails of setsand sinzle piecos, Gloves, caps, Muffiers, the 20th of . Satire Chie iEBK Sable, Ermine, Siberian | specie » and about ©1,600.600 in }. Chinehil \e . every description Of Fare now tae stertn and 5 We are unable to learn full particulars of the ‘These goods are from a first-class establishment | surrender of Anderson, but Passengers «tate that in Philadeiphis. and wil be sold without reserve. | Paulding sent several boats up the river to Cas- nm -~ Fine dork fitdson's Bay Sai Seta, tes Sat fanaa bee ae Beeernee e be: do, Mantlins, Cloake’e, | tain Sands cornmanding the expedition Rich end dark Mink Sets, Before surrendering Anderson sunk the Lake Rich sets and single pieces Stone Martin, steamers, blew up the Fort and destroyed the P’ h Sable, Western Sable, Grecian Stone Martin | acmmuuition. Peruvian Chinchilla Capes, Cloaks, and Vistorines, The Nicaraguans held Fort San Carlos and the Also, Fur, Seal, Beaver and other Gloves, river, the steamers of Costa Rica having with Fanos Carriage seed Sleigh tobec aca” drawn pretensions to the territory claimed by All of which will be sold without reserve. Terms na cash. WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers. nk omar eee good 1 be and arranged the da; - “ Fy Tadiesand the public generally are invitedto | The Peruvian y e 4 WwW. & B. ther outrage a, eall and examine. i taken a sailor aes a wn & punishment for having strock a an. ‘The American captai Totested, on FUTURE DA Ys. which the Peruvian commander. nsolently re- By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. plied if he did not mind bis own business be RAME HOUSE AND J.0T ON THE IS- | would put him in the sailor’s place. The Amer- LAND at Avction.—On MONDAY, the i8thin | ican Minister is investigating the matter stant, — aan. ey of te ee. as wm m., north part of L, oO. 23, in juare No. : | a Mr. Sumner, a relative of Senator Sumner. and a front on 43; street west, between F and G S i Sum: sireets fouth, i feet, running beck toe wie a ee cakes, ta which mer was bedly 100 feet, with the unprovements, which are a ¢: ° a F House and Kitchen, contaiui: ix The Rata accra the Times at Aspinwall cousententic anton od ome. ‘ . = Writes that Nicaragua and Costa Rica settled Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve | their differences, and jointly dispatched 500 men months, for notes bearing interest from aa, of sale. | a -ainst Anderson. He however + pro to sur- A deed given anda deed of t-ust taken. All convey- render to Capt. Sands, ot the Susq na. The “fan fed et ee arene REEN, Asct. | latter serta force up the river, and met Ander- . son's force on the steamer Ogden, which he took M ARSHAL’S SALE. — In virtue of a writ of | without resistance Among the men taken were Fieri Facias, issued frem the Clerk’s Office of the Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia forthe | Mt Cox and J ea Qe dy County of Washiagton, and to me directed, | shail | Summerfo ia, W. A. Johnston C. expose to public sale, for Casn, in front’ of the | 2nd W. H, Taylor of Lynchburg, Va. These were on board the Wabash. i THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until THURSDAY, the l4th instant, same hour and piace, J. D. HOOVER, Marshal di2-d for the District of Columbia. aa THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED to TUESDAY next, the 19th instant. same hour and piace. J. D. HOOVER, Marshal. jan l4 for tne District of Coinmbia. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. CONSTABLE’S SALK OF FURNITURE, Stoves. &c. at Avcrion.—On SATURDAY. MORNING, the i6th instant, at 10 o’clock, we will l,m front of our store, a large lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, Crockery, &c., sold to satisfy distrain for rent, as— 2 ‘excellent Cottage Sets, ny cane seat and wood Chairs, Sofas, pishosany. cherry and pine Tables, lair-seat and cane Rockers, Bedsteads, Beds, Majtresses, bay a Glass Ware, Iron and Tin Ware, 6 boxes Tumblers, lot of wooden Buckets, oves, Carpets, Curtains, Lounges, With other articles not here mentioned, Will be added one bobtail Bay Horse. Terms cash. jan 14-1 WALI & BARNARD, Aucts. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auciioneer. XCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE- KEEPING Errects at PUBLic AvcTion.—On TUESDAY MORNING, January 19th, at 10 o’clk, at the residence of W. Keen, Esq,,on K si near 12th, f shail sel! Furniture and House- hold Effects, comp — Suite of walnut carved, maroon, plush-covered Par- lor Furniture, con: ting of two ‘Tete a-tete Sofas, Arm Chair, Lady's Chair, and 6 Side irs, Handsome marble-top Centre Table, Whatnot, Rush-seat Reception Chairs, Window Shades, Mantle Cloc! Intings, Engravings, Ch Ornament Brussels, three-p| Mr B.B. French, the Treasurer of the Socie- ty, here informed the President that, owing toa press of other businé’s, he was unable to make make his usual report to the meeting thix morn- ing; he would do so, however, to-morrow; he ‘would state that there was now in the treasury the sum of #3,700 subject to the order of the So- ciety. The Chair here called upon Mr. French, of New Hampshire, who had been weeny at the last annual meeting as United States Commis- sioner to the various agricultural societies of Eu- Tope, to make some remarks by way of a report of bis observations of agricultural management in the old world. Mr. F. addressed the association. He hed been appointed by the association to visit Eu- Tope, and take such obxervations as would be deemed worthy of remark. He had gone there and presented his credentials to various societies, and toa everywhere been received with distin- guished hospitality and courtesy. It was due to all the societies abroad to state that on all occa- sions he hed been received with respectful cor- diality. He would recommend to all the mem- bers present, and all others, that if ever it fell in their way to reciprocate to any gentleman, the representative of foreign agricultural societies, the welcome he had received at their hands, to do 80 by all means in their power, in acknowledg- ment of the debt of gratitude due from this so- ciety for their uniform efforts to attord him every facility in their power in the object of his mis- sion. A street affray occurred in Sacramento between Court-house door of said county, on FRIDAY. 29th day of January, 1858, at 12 o'clock m . the fo!- lowing described property, to wit: All defendant's tight, title. claim, and interest in and to Lot No. 3, in Square No. 739, in the City of Washington, 0.C., together with all and singular the improvements thereon, From kansas. St. Lovis, Jan. 13 —Gov. Denver's to the Kansas Legislature calls attention to the sec- dand levied upon as the property of | ond schedule of the Lecompton Coustitution, and in, Carpets, > te ibe seh Osea ; * i ; 12 | Hone: rib 25 | Solid onk Hall Sta Rod é Edmond R d will be soldito satisfy Jndicinis | advising the avoidance of legislation until the The speaker spoke = tee aubiect af a dtr oriesaroe tee los pied sap ero i Onions, per +s. 46} Velvet Stair ing, Oile'oth, No. S71, to Oct@ber term, 1857, im favor of John | ation of Conzress—ax, if admitted into the plowing, and recommended the subject to the Waters. sugar cane; which were, on motion, placed in the custody of the Treasurer for examination. Mr. Olcott of N.Y... stated that the question 1215|Cabbage, prhead. 6al2 - 50a75|Apples, pk....... 37a75 Calves hezds,each 25437; Beets, per bunch. 3 consideration of the Society. He hud seen the steam plow in active operation. Fowler’s plow, which he had seen, and which would plough at Handsome walnut-carved Jenny ‘Lind Bedstead, Mahogavy French Bedstead, Wardrobe, Rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bureaus, rE Union, their acts would be nullified jauste for the Distnet of Golente, | The’ Westport correspondent of the Republican Marble-top Washstands, Toilet Set: = gives the following as the official vote in Shaw- 3 a stands, Toilet Sets, . TIRE “4 2e rs had been decided by Mr. Lovering as tothe fact + 12at5| Carrots 2) Superior har and husk’ Mattresses, Bolsters and eet age RN eee late hh mene gy Se Be beth mee eee be whiner nena seer taal amaaieli) (or pemningstonyey wedhens pubintor. Godt sderg ta i tb 5a6 illows RUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, | | Shawnee, 60; Oxiord, 3. ; sive a description of in detail. climat s equal to that of any other kind; and he | Breast piec + als|Turnips, 20 | Comforts, Biankets, 8 "s bendlan Uabeontne tk doe oF lovembor 1855. and See —- A ategpee I = a yy He hed seen —— baggy ae rcliey arig re moved tbat the silver medal of the Society be | Dried beef. vel cepocbail a so | alent tienes Dining Panis ane et Ohales recorded in Liber J. A. Sx No. 15, folio 24, et seq, toes Poet katt in the antue pupal cosbectoeen plough while in Europe. and he believed that its a ier, Lavestua on cimens ex. | Chickens, pr pair. 50a75| Turkey, eae #250 | Walnw ension Dining Table, . he subscriber will seli at public sale. on SATUR: | £ caged m > See eran abenctiontle to sgronter o¢ lens ox Meee, nr Powering 26 the specimens ex-.| Chickens, PT Es 15] Wild turkey #2 French Ching Dinner andsten Ware. ‘ DAR te tork dase of donut egeale, on SATU: | was quiet in that section; and siso that Bourbon tent in this couutry, especially on western prai- On motion, it was ordered that the subject of Herring, per do: 20a31| Pheasants, p lal 50 Cooking Stove and fixtures, &c. Together with a general assortment of Kitchen Requisites. ‘Terms: $39 and under cash: over that sum, a credit of Hand 69 days, fur satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interes: . jan 14-d J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. Tie lands. The subject of prape) patton was a leading subject wherever he had traveled. He saw the first one at Ipswich, England, and was doing. when he saw it in operation, as good work us could be done by a span of heavy horses and a first class plowman, and at the rate of one acre per hour. Its practicability, however, was a mere question of economy With us on this side of the Atlantic. M. F. proceeded to give an animated descrip- tion of the maaner in which the steam plow was managed, the manual force required to keep it m,, on the prommes. Lot No. 1%, in the subdivision county gives 300 democratic majority of Square Oe fronting 23 feet 8 iuches on 6th st. A letter from Fort Smith, Arkansas, brings in- west, between south D and EF streets, and running | telligence of the death of Captain Hamber, who back with that width 120 feet toa fiteen-feet alley, | jad just returned from Utah. with the improvements, consisting of a Dwelling- house Terms of sale: One half cash; the residue in sx, - = Shipwreck. nine. and twelve months for notes bearing interest New York, Jan 11.—The crew of the brig from day of sale, secured by a deed of trust u he | Terpsichore, which was lost on Tybee beach, property: and if not complied with in 5 days afte the | were saved by the brigantine Mason B. Davis ae. viged prcgeh aie | be ee — week's | ound to Cape Hayti The brigantine was spoken notice, a risk and expense o' ie purchaser. 2, ‘All conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser, | ©” the 3d instant, and wished to be reported Terrapins, eac! Irish potatoes, p! Sweet potatoes, Corn, pr bush. awarding a medal be referred to a special com- mittee. The Chair appointed Messrs. Harlan, Olcott, and Brown on that committee. Mr. Wood, of D C., addressed a communica- tion to the Chair in relation to Baker’s Island and Jarvis Island guano, exhibiting specimens of guano from both those islands, and documents, drawings, showing the soundings and contain- ing descriptions of these islands. ‘br. Loring, of Leoaryey reply to the above 75a85|Mallards .. 37a40/Red Neck By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ALUABLE LOT AT PUCLIC AUCTIO On TUESDAY. AFTERNOON, January 191 at 40'clock, on the premises, I shall sel] Lot No. in Square No. 55, fronting 54 feet 7inches on Ist st. rou Shipstutt +++ 30a60/Tayl The trustee will convey only such title ax ix vested rs : | Eggs, per doz.... 18 west, between north K and L streets, running back in him. CHAS. S. WALLACH, Trustee. Baitumere Markets. going. t required six men and a boy to manage ep Pr “Th ragthey be wie che ey re ees, 110 feet. Md cod&ds J.C. MeGUIRE. Auct, « properiy. His impression was that when he | a. 1¢5 Agricultural Society are deeply interested d Battimere, Jan. 14—Flour firm; Howard By WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. street super $4.90, extra $5 5038575; Obio super Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. aiabtamiese bee S523: Peay Aceh On MOMDAY MOR SING | S670. om rl grata aoe y Vf 1 tet He . Wheat—Sales 4,000 busbels; fair white ®1.09. a sel 5 . at the s oor Mn Pat ion Be eee good prime $1.15a$1 20; red $L.U5a81.10. White near Maryland avenue. his stock of Liquors, Wines | corn SfaSee., yellow 60a64c saw it working it was doing the work ef twelve horses and six men per day. He could not cal- culate the expense attending its use in this coun- try, but in this particular his impression was that it would not be of great tical value when we take into consideration all its elements. At the exhibition of the Royal Society at Salisbury, he saw another steam p.owing apparatus with a Terms: One-fvurth cash; the residue in six, twelve eighteen and twenty-four months, with in- terest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. By order of the Executo’ jan 13-4 J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. By J. C. McGUIR E, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE UN IMPROVED Reav Esta te.—By virtue of a deed Tue Tu¥atre continues to grow more popu- lar, nightly, with pleasure-seekers in Washing- ton. Last night it was again crowded with a fashionable audience, who enjoyed the entertain- ments of the occasion amazingly. Miss Polly Marshall brought down the house twenty times in the course of the evening In her inimitable in the success of the American Guano Company, looking to it as a means of furnishing a valuable fertilizer uncontrolled by an oppressive and ex- pensive monopoly. Mr. Jones stated that it had been estimated that one ton of guano was equal to forty bushels of wheat; forty bushels of wheat, at $1.10 per < ns = ; “s ee m trust, bearing date the 3d day of April, 1857, and | Brani es Cigars. &e., being about to change his bu Whisky ame = r : bushel, was $50, and guano was 7 per ton, | monvlogue—tbe unprotect female— she won a | recor in Liber J. A. S.. No. 133, fotio 231, ot seq., ¢ name— = ie ‘ork Markets. locomotive attached to it, which —— oe showing a nett loss of #17 per ton on the use of | perfect Ne ee of Lposttteaie repeatedly. Rolla | the subseriber will sell, at. public saleg on* WED skeys, w ines and Brandies, in barreis, Naw Vent, Jen. 16 —Fhour cd cist, with Sees which be hed fon “mentioned | guane, which had been bis experience where he | and Paul BOUIESE Ta the plctareeque ballet, La | ours cromac cae ot ee E Movute: or | £s0resworted lends Gites Chewing Tobacco, sales of 7,000 bbls ; State $4 254 35; Ohio $4 75 Wrki machine nid dowen ee in front of the | bad used seventy-tive tons of goane pot Fear. Ble eRe nal oats by siornt yl Eel ec caor of Pemmunivicis ative Gal ith nicen | Champagne, Backberry Brandy. a1 9); Southern $4.50a4 90 Is sa aed alone d when the wheels | _ Several members spoke on the subject of guano | Much, indeed, of the remarkable success of the | west, the whole of Square 103i. frontmg 433 feet t Imperial. Guepowder, Biack and Young Byscn| Wheat closed firm, with sales of 12,000 bushels, pte prt the tiack wae taken Peri machinery | ® fig debates ; sae : season is due to Mr. Etynge’s capital stage man- | inch on each of north C and D streets, and dee foe ton Tear. Mr. Byington, of Jowa, secon @ motion to | agement. and passed over, and revolving, came down in its each of 14th and 15th streets west, and Lot No. Ls, in Square No. 732, fronting 54 feet on Ist street east, between south B and C streets, by one hundred feet jeep. Terms of sale: One-third cash; and the balance in six, twelve and 18 months. for notes bearing interest from day of sale, secured by adeed of trust on the property; and if not tye with in five days after the sale, the property will be resold upon one week's notice, at the risk and expense ef the purchaser. All conveyancing = cost of the are ¥ WALLACH jan 13-2taw&ds McGUIRE, Au FOR RENT AND SALE. (OR SALE OR RENT—A_ handsome three- story BRICK DWELLING, with passage, large yard LG wiil be sold on accommodating terms, Sout 2aSi 20; di ts ras! 30 (Together with many other articies in the line, all | Gorn ty inseriee sak nce ene St teas 3 ot which wi md without reserve, ‘Terms: 25 and under, cach: over that sum, a| Pork is lower and beavy at $14 S0aSi4 62 fer credit of 69 and 9) days, for satisfactorily endursed | Mess. Other articles arc inactive and nominal notes. bearing interes Financial. turn in front. He saw it come on the field by it- self, like a thing endowed with life; no aneven- ness of the gronnd was a bar to its paxsaze, it Propelled itself up a steep bill, and Bs red well on side hil!, turned short corners, and when at- tached to the plows worked as though there ‘was no obstacle to its passage. It drew three loughs, and did the work of six good teams. Ea low was held by a man, as inthe com- mon form. This machine required the attend- ance of an engineer, a fireman, and three men to hold the ploughs. ‘The speaker, from what ob- servations he could make, thought this mach ne preferable to the one at Ipswich ; its only objec- tion was in soft ground—but whether in the long Tun it would prove cheaper inthis country be ‘was not able tostate. In England the price of lay the resolution presented by Dr. Loring on the table, saying that i had experimented with the Baker's Island and Peruvian guano, and his ex- periments had shown that the Peruvian guano was five times as valuable as any other; but at the same time he did not regard b paeEDe iments as being at all conclusive. He thought the so- ciety ought to be careful how they recommended py use of any fertilizer without actual knowledye a$ to its merits. The question being taken on the motion to lay the resolution on the table, it was tabled. Mr. Johnson, of New York, from the special committee on the subject of Morrell’s bill, now before Congress, in relation to the ap; ropriation of public lands for the States and Territories, reported the following preamble and resolutions: CoLosizaTion ANNiveERsARY.—The annual meeting of the Board of Directors of the Ameri- can Colonization Society will take place on the 19th inst., in this city. The absence of the Pres- ident, J. H. B. Latrobe, Esq., who spends the winter in Russia, will devolve the duties of his office upon one of the Vice Presidents. The Colonization Journal says: ‘Some important juestions of policy will come before the Board br its consideration, among them the location of future emigrants. in relation to the increasing slave trade of Africa.” te jan 12 dts WALL & BARNARD, Anct. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fieri New Yor, Jan. if —Stocks are firmer ; Chi- iVE facias.under the lien iaw. issued from the clerk’s | and Rock Island 70 ; Cumberland Coal Co. 134 . office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columba Illinois Central shares 9 ; do bonds 86 "#4 ts for the County of Washington, and to me directed, t Crosse and Milwaukie 12%; New York Cen 5; will expose to public sale, for CasH. Tent of she Pa. Coal Co Reading 56 ; Milwaukie am ; : pielock in. the ; Virginia 6s Bi, ; Missouri 6’. following described property to he Ali defendant's right, lille, claun, and interest Frame Houses erected on Lot No, 5, in reservat &: parrieed ae. yy 4s wei = . “¢ | e City of ashington, D. C,. seized ai levies HE SHOALS AN y; SAN upon as the property of James B. Locker. and will | [© SHOALS AND GUICKSANDS Sterling exchange dull Criminat Covrt.—yYesterday, after the Star went to press, the case of W. Barrett, charged . Ap- | ba sold to satisfy Judicials No. 279, to October term Just published. the Sd edition. i ith f a horse and bu; wascon- | OF to a good tenant the rent will be moderate. Ap- | be. ! ust pa ed, Borin this county Phe Teen ee sey; | of the Hon. Mr: Morrel of the lonse ot Wepre: | cluded, and the prisoner ecquntied oY "°°" | Biyon te premiaea, oro? Ly between ih ntfs | Hot avar of ae 4 ee ERMATORERKS OF SEMI. bor int! try. The it poner ; i . : - ih jan @- of C 2S, , of sould Sa cock ateity waitin here pe Sencrecenn report the following preamble and Mary Desmond was fined $20 for keeping adis- OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, contamim jan 8-dts* for the District of Columbia, | treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debility. with the cultivator, or for digging pur, orderly house. Whereas it has been the established and recog- nized policy of the General Government to set apart a portion of the public domain to the pur- poses of education, and believing that nothing will so well promote the material Prosperity of the country and enhance the value of her whole public domain as to cultivate scientific know!- e. stimulate and properly direct the energies and dignity the profession of agriculture by the establishment of a system of State agricultural colleges thronghout the United States, to be ade- five rooms, with square of Gronnd attache which wiil make a good garden lot. Pump of good water in the yard. Situated on 7th street. north of Matroct. Apply to. MARY A. SPRIGG, Lith street. between T and K streets. jan 14-Th.S,& M* In Paris he saw a third machine of this kind in —. He would state here that in the use of steam in the pulverization of the soil it was evident that the use of the plow would be done pose | with, and the spading operation be substi- tuted. This last machine wasa digging machine. There were twelve digzers attached to axles; the axles worked a width of four and a half feet, and at any required depth, and left the earth in an excellent condition. He thought it would work best on ground previously worked over. He re- = s of | Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, impo M ‘ver Intine ened irom the Clerk's Offer of ung | Geuee. XO. rervltang {rom vinwus habits sogeited Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the | {Brine the critical passage fom Youth to Man County of WwW achinaton. => me wees, — = BY DR. CULVERWELL. expose to public sale, for Casit, in front of the t ward —_ Geurt House voor. of saxd county.on FRIDAY. the | Memberottie Royal Coliere of Surgeons of Eng- <9h of January, 1958, at 12 o’clock m., the foliowing years Resident Practitioner in London, Author of Property to wit: Ali defendant's right, title. Te | the “Guide to Health,” * Green Book,” “How to be and interest in and to Lot } in Square No 53", Hay Memwirs of Single and Married Life. &e in the City of Washington, D. C.. together with all | “appx "Ml bat valuabie freatiee, Written by world and singular the improvements thereon. seized and | renowned Phe cine ed me wp begs levied on as the property of John M. McCalla, and 5 Ecce At noon, to-day, E. Hart, charged with assault and battery, submitted his case to the Court and was fined ten dollars. Supreme Cocrt—Wednesday —No. 30. David A. Secombe et al., plaintiff in error, vs. Franklin Steele The argument of this cause was conclu- ded by Mr. Banger, for plaintitt’s in error. No. 33. The Commercial Bank of Manchester, A first-class Restaurant, with fix- urniture, is offered at private sale from this day until Monday next: if not, it will be sold at anctio+on Tuesday next. Location: Pei sylvania avenue, near 2d street No, 532. Add DAVID BOHLEBER, in care of Loudon & p ire and permanent cure senses result - 1 ts and appellant, rs. Henry 8. 4 5 3 jan 14-st*” | Mill be sold to satisfy Judicials No. i4i,to October | 2" | retted not being able to exhibit a drawing of | (uattly endowed so as to secure the services of orerne, margumeut of itite class os Rearuvene od Pa-av , uoder Brown's Hotel. Jan 14-3t term, 1857, in favor of Sweeny Pan itt es en” Kind written ing benovolent pitt Ged he oes E fis machine ; but there had been no drawing of preted, erated ead enero es therefore | by Mr. L.. Madison Day for the appellant. Ad-| J}OR RENT.—A suite of handsomely Furmshed ian6 ts Marshal forthe District of Columbia. it made. All three of these steam plows were tc man. It should be in the hands of all who ¥ a ufe and health and happiness bere end heres: By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. as 5 2 . rece) pi RUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE Imrroven | it gi tye cents; or § stamps, at the gg journed. Haxpsome TEstIMoniaL.—Yesterday we were shown a very beautiful and costly breastpin, in- ROOMS. Also several excellent’ Chambers, . 2) F street, between 13th and Mth streets, door east of Senator Toombs, jan !3-e03t* Resolved, That the Senate and House of Rep- resentatives of the United States be urgently re- quested to grant during the present session of worked with coal engines. to the cost of working them he could make no comparison. The speaker closed by thanking the meeting for PROPERTY, ON 7TH STREET. NEAR THE Navy Pe he ow yg New el bi d Congress tothe several States, Territories and | tended as a present from several gentlemen guests O SPECULATORS AND LAND BUYERS, | Yap —By virtue of adeed of trust duly executed | York. - a wa ® ra the kindness with which they had listened to | the Pistrict of Columbia, an adequate quantity | at Willards’, to the attentive clerk, Mr. John Toth corner of 3d street and Pa. avenue east, | and recorded being dated the 6th of February. 186, | > a ——_——_— hié remarks, made without the chance of referr- of the public lands to endow and maintain Agri- | Risley, as a token of their stem. its pearl | #40 feet front with 100 feet depth Lot moderately, | and at the request of the party entitled to the del UN Tep STATES PATENT OFFICE, ing to hie notes, and unexpectedly. cultural Colleges in each State, Territory andthe | and diamond pin of superior workmanship. | Within inasguare of the intended Capitol Ground | thereby secured the subsoriver will sell at pul WasutxcTox. January Ith, 1858, r. Byington, of lowa. desired to know the | ‘istrict of Columbia, and we recommend for : opinion of Mr. French as to whether steam- ploughing could be introduced on prairie lands adjacent to coal fields, and prove to be a labor- saving machine? Mr. French remarked that he could testify that it would be a labor-performing machine, but, not being vay Reg with the comparative cost of t extension. For further particulars iuquire of J. 3. “ + Jr., 629 Pennsylvania avenue. ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.—Two on 2d floor, Pa-avenue, between 12th anc [3th streets, over Sain’!. Lewis’ Jewelry Store, will be Jet low toa permanent tenant. Would make auction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, 4 . John is in luck ! Sn. 28,1058, at «o'clock p. me part of square mine | »Quth@ petition of Palmer Sumner. of New York. - praying for the extension of a patent granted to him hundred and five, (995) bounded forty one feet from on the 25th April, 1844. for an improvement in ““me_ thence DOrth & Ong the Tica at leaves and running | tallie lathe,” for eoven youre fom the expiration hence nor! aong ine o| street east feet J ince fiimaher, thence aust 55 feet, thence southwardiy $6. | ‘ern "ideg: am waiee takes place on the 38th dar of thenee 43 feet to the place of beginuing, eituated in . é heard the city of Washington, ‘The improvements consist { is ordered, that the enid petition be at the this purpose the main features of the House bill referred December 1, 1557, to the Committee on Pablic Lands, as wisely designed to carry out the objects the Society bas in view. Resolved, That the organization of such insti- tutions is no longer an experiment, but they are Tue MeLopgon.—The performances this eve- ning embrace a variety of new songs, dances, &c., and concludes with the laughable burlesque entitled the ‘Black Swan,’’ a hit at the times s 4 . : * Patent Office on Monday, the 12th of April next, at 12 5 justly regarded by the civilized world and by the | As many ladies were disappointed last evening Soe: sot aged Be janie , ne" and subtantial and well-built Frame o’clock m.; and all persons are notified to pear and working them, he could not say, safely, as to that | ‘est cultivated agricultural countries of Europe | in obtaining seats, we would say go early ! a oe Terms of sale: One-half cash; the balance in six | S°W cause, if any they have, why petition point not only as objects of public necessity, but ob- GoM F 2 R Ere oety teetnished twelve months, the purchaser to xive his notes | Ugh not to tong lel en gepseunient tele Senator Harlan. of lowa, here asked leave to | jects of permanent public ptilty, deserving the || Mrnitary Visit.—Two of our finest military | 4 is a 334 18th street, between beet Kee | for the deferred payments, bearing interest {rom the in the Patent Office their oljections see ne maconine the following resolution; which was | aid and care ot government. companies—the Light Infantry, Capt. Davis,and | “jan ese” aiteimictiabiniecses ecole poncho Fafa at ses Sen to ware ihe | forth in writing, nt least twenty daye before the dny agreed to: Kesolved, That the Secretary be directed t a 5 ° y ee — y' yee i aca conveyancing eex- 5 ‘ hled | t quested iovegneatt with tie ents et ike | nist cacts inember of the Seuate and. House of pose to vist Richmond an the 2st of Febrasry, | VOR MER OE gue AIO RED HOUSE | PoPhel the perpen sed wuhus on | tentaet gtd heart mut be akon anf toni” request lo*consult with the m f thi a vas isit Richmond on the 2st ot ruary 7 sh erie: or re a = Recol ith the rules of the te requested to® poe rolls Bre roel hang Representatives with a copy of the above resolu a to aa Padget crab roeplegte eres 2: | large and handsomely furnished House, contamng | days from tae day of sale therustes roseeren the _ nee wi > which Tesentatives, and the members of the Committee ten large rooms, with water and gas throuzhont: | righ t brick stable. with accommodations for four horses and two carriages, with servants’ room over. This property is situated in the immediate vicini- ty orths Kirkwood House, and is very desirableasa res dence. ton Monument. ARRIvALs.—Last evening the arrival of stran- gers in Wasbington was unusually large, and the Proprietors of the principal hotels were obliged resell said premises at the rak and cost of | ¥in, be furnisied on application. Signed Mf the committee—B. P. Johnson, ‘Tench Tilghman, George B. Loring, and Judge Army. The resolutiops were adopted. The Chair here read the repest of the commit- on the Patent Ottice of the Senate, with a view.of perfecting a proper plan of co-operation by Con- gress in aiding this Society in carfying out the objects of its organization, and report at some future day; carried. J The testimony in the case will be closed on the 77th the defaulting purchaser, by giving five day's notice : “ f of said resale in some newspaper published in the | Of March: depositions and. other, relied city of van _jan 13-e02w upon as testimony must be hled in joe on or before the ning of that day; the: . fore the morning 0! at day arguments,ifany ington. is ROD cupimite oe -> within ten days thi - x = ered, also that this notice be published in the tee that had been appointed at the last annual | to use extra exertions to accommodate them. Joauire of haste Cons MoeuIRE. SALE OF VALUABLE KEAL Vashington, B.C. and Daily News, New Mr. Johnson. of N.Y, then addressed some meeting to investigate and experiment on the | Many were sent from the hotels to the boarding- | _) 8 esi anaes te ~ at — ee ait | pr wide 20 the 12th a ta ril-next. the oar remarks to the Society upon the subject of steam, | Chinese sugar cane, with the view of determen | houses. FOR REN FS HOUSE No. 2, in Franklin Piaos, | Court for Prince George's anaes citi ee eet | Reerio 7 en APTOS HOLT, as applied to agricultural purposes. He agr ing its value for the purposes of xyrup and sugar | Court or Cuaims—Wednesday.—Mr. Brande- opposite Franklin Square, and next door to the y "Somes a i with Mr. French that the plow was doomed to making, soiling, cattle, the use of seed for feed- be substituted by the digger ; its advantage over the plow was paramount, as by it once going over the ground would fit it forthe reception of the grain. The digger would perform the en- tire work of disintegration by one operation When the speaker was last in England this sub- ject was occupying the attention of the most eminent agriculturists of Europe. At trials of English and American plows the advantage of our mannfacturers was instantly conceded, be- cause they completely turned the furrow over, while the English pod having a thick land side, passed a certain portion of each furrow down xo compactly that nothing bat cross plow- ing could make that part of the ground of any use in growing ~~ He believed in the digger With regard to the introduction of the steam plow in the United States, he believed it would work. The matter of cost was not half that of the English machine. The English steam plow does the work now with the same expense as the old style of plowing costs. and he believed that American invention would reduce the expense attending its use to a mere trifle Mr. Jobuson took occasion while up of an- nouncing the resignation of Gov. King of his Mate, as anofficer of this Society, owing to the onerous daties of bis position; which was ac- cepted, with remarks of sincere regret by the Chair and others Mr. Pierce of D. C. presented the model of a steam plow; this model was not completed; it was invented by Mr. J. P. Clengle of this Dis- trict. Mr. P. said that the inquiries of the seve- ral gentlemen who had addressed the Chair were answered and explained in this model. The plow cleared the way for the wheels to which it Was attached, thereby making a smooth path for them to run in. The speaker stated that 4 steam ratus bad lately been patented in Philadel- pe ja, which would work this plow at an expense residence of the Hon. Secretary of War. Posses sion given immediately. Apply to the advertiser, Box Post Office. jan 7-lw* OOMS TO RENT.—Pariors and Chambers. & with ali the modern improvements, water, gas, 8 oVer Our store, L, STEPHENS, & CO, bury opened the argument for the claimant in the case of George W. Munday. Mr. Blair replied for Government until 3 o’clock, when the court adjourned. Tue Orpnans’ Fair, at Iron Hall, continues open nightly, and is well patronized, as it merits. Commissioner of Patents. ing stock, for bread-making, and for the manu- facture of paper and alcoholic liquors. The committee, in conclusion, expressed the opinion that the sorgho sucre possessed qualities which recommend it to the bor ipo attention of the agriculturalists of all parts of the country, and that it was well suited to our national econo. my, and supplied a great and long-desired desid- eratum he report was accepted. Mr. Olcott, the chairman of the committee on the awarding of the medal of the Society to the most successful experimentalist in the Chinese sugar cane, reported that they had agreed to award it to Mr. Lovering, of Puiledelgnia for the specimens he had presented. Dr. Loring, of Mass., endorsed this act of the committee in the award of the medal; and then spoke on the subject of the report of the sorgho sucre committee. He opposed and exploded the idea of its utility; it was excellent for cattle food, and for many other purposes, but as a substitute for the old-fashioned sugar cane, jt would not grow He gave an animated description of the experiments made in Massachusetts with the new cane. ‘The Chair here read an amended report of the committee on the awarding of the medal of the Society, as follows: The committee by epee to consider the pro- priety of awarding the large silver medal of the society to Mr. Jos. 3. Lovering, of Philadel hia, respectfully report, that hav. exami the specimens of sugar presented by him, and the scientific examinations set forth in his pamphlet, they recommend that the medal be awarded to Mr. Lovering for the care with which hi: experi- ments have been made, and the samples pre- sented , but your committee do not wish to be understood as certifying that the manufacture of sngar from the plant in the Northern State is as of Equity in & cause in said Court depending, pb net ig eae S.A. Comming. next rend to P.s. edu, + Cumming and others, is complainant, | and send lls to the Patent Office, with a paper and Edmund B. Cumming and others are defend- | gontain _ jan 12 lawsw ants, the undersigned, as ‘Trustee therein appointed. will,if the same is not previousl: disposed of at rivate sale,expose at public le to the highest idder,on the premises,on THURSDAY, 2ist Jan- uary, 1858, at the hour of I! o’clock a. if fair, and if not fair at the same time and place ou the next fair day thereafter, all that valuable Real Estate situate in said county. which was heretofore cun- veyed to the Hon Thomas W.Cumming now de- And intestate, by one Martin Buell and Lucy Ann, his wife, in fee simple, containing one hundred and seventy ven and a haif acres, more or le: These Lands are very va uable: the soil 1 x character peculiarly adapted to the cultivation and uick maturity of garden and farmi productions; the county road to Washington, by ‘the’ way of Sev- enth and North Capito! streets. is a boundary on one side. ‘The health and society of the ueienbor, hood unsurpassed 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 mules of the Centre Market. ‘The iand has been divided into several lots, ranging in size from 15 to 20 acres, with a sufficiency of Ww ‘ood on most of the lots. and will be sold in parcels if deemed to the in terest of the parties. The Dwelling tiouse and Out-houses tate are large and modious, and order. This estate adjvins rt hen Markwood, the Mes: Wu jarkend others Any information wi Il be given to persons desirous of purchasing,on Application to the undersigned, pe: lly or by letter. The Terms of Sale. as prescribed by the decree, are as follows:—One thousand dollars cash on the day of sale, to be paid in funds of some District or Baltimore Bank. The residue of the purchase mo ney to be paid in one, two, three and four years, in equal instalments, bearing interest from the day of sale, and to be secured by the bonds of the purchs- Ser or purchasers, with one or more acy og 1o be approved by the undersigned. Upon the pay- Tue REASON WHY.—A careful collection of many hundreds of reasons for th which, = WAL ian 4-2w Pa.ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. ILL YOU TRADE ?—I will exchange six lois without houses in Philacelphia, ft and lot in Wasbingten, situate within of the Avenue, paying the difference, if any. in mo ney. ‘lhe lots in Philadelphia lie in the pathway of the city, where Lise eed is destined to a speedy aud 1mm nse rise in value. Lots valued only at $3,000, Address M. P. at this office. jan 9-eolw* HE SUBSCRIBER, at No. 389 13th street, be- tween New York avenue and I street, has two superior FURNISHED ROOMB for rent on reas, onable terms. Early application is desired. jan 7-e03t* FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT. modious and well Furnished House. a one = Si be mae Gemrabie for rent. 0} between 13th andtith, For RENT.—Two STORES, on Pa. avenue between I3th and 13}_ streets, south side. One with ceilar at $13 per month; the other at 12.50 Per month. | Inquire on the premise: Econ See ae For EENT_Two Rooms, ——e for Capen ol imi Oo City Hall, and over the office of C. 8. v4 finch. i dil-tf Applyto RICHARD WALLAGH. _—_——_—_— ee _ BOARDING. OARDING can be obtained at No. $32 K street, above i3th, for single gentlemen or gentlemen and Roa PAS pleasant front Chambers with use ou ~ i Copiously illustrated; English edition; price ! free by mai! on receipt of ninety -six cents in an the Vatley; My Experience of Spiritus! ism, by Mrs. Newton Crossiand; dlustrated, $1.25. Violet, or the Danseuse, 33 cts. Byographioal and Historical Sketches; by Macau - lay. "s Railway Library, 50 ots. Pocket Book of Fun, do. do., cts, oxraphical History of Philosophy. from ite reece down to the present day; by George ewes; | volume, $2.75. The same in? vol "Jani pabdiched and Sir satet — TAY LOR & MAURY’S jan? Bookstore, near 9th st. History OF THE REPUBLIC OF THK United States, as traced in the writings of Ai- a Hamilton; by Jonna C. Hamilton, volume |, a em fy weg Ad the Uniled States, volumes volume. sxecllent exaininatin of the Dred Scott Case; by Thos. H. The Gaccns of England and their Times; by Fran cin Lancelot, Esq ,2 volumes, eae ofmy Married Frieuds; by Unole Ben, porive for the Home Circle, *5 eents. Ds: > » lad Prnate |.feutthe’ Old Sasplnes br i Ow cane Ores by Hon. Jeremiah Clemens, net 7 5 . SeaStories, | volume, 75 cen! “ with rhe White Sulphur Springs; by Mary J. h generally believed, are imperfectly under- Fires in ALExanpria.—In the year 1857 there : were 23 fires in Alexandria, and 13 false alarms. Booxs anv Presents.—Books are, after all, the best friends and companions. A favorite vol- ume of romance, poetry, history, biography, or Philosophy, never changes or grows old. It always speaks the same language. Go to Phil- brick’s, then, at 476 Pennsylvania avenue, and buy a choice book, on any subject you choose, and get a present thrown in with it. ‘The supply of books and presents at Philbrick’s is still unex- hausted and inexhaustible. It Warton Retuans.—John Johnson, Germany, disorderly and throwing stones; fined $10 and costs. Andrew Staylor, Germany, do.; dismissed. Eleven lodgers—one from the District. DIED, In Per aunty, Missouri Tt about the 2th ultimo, JOSEPH. WIMBATH in the stat cee ot his age, and formerly a resident of this city. ( Baltimore Sun please copy.) On the 13th inetant, BRIDGET CATON, in the ‘85th year of her ane. Her funeral wiil take on To (Pri- day Syaaing at 3 o’clock, from the resident of her ascn-in law, James King, No. 425 E street. = On the lth instant, in the 22d year of ni le HARLES JUWPE, Ire the aon off Ghuvise 4 Perils of Certain English Prisoners, & Christmas of Parlor and Piano. Terms moderate. jan 13-2.* | ment of the whole purchase money, and all interest i s ber on t tee, | Story; by Dickens, 25 cents, of $f an acre Srepe = + as Smonclinowan aatinneer His friends and toate reattence rataante’ f° | FROARDING MRS: RUFF. No. 9% Datreet, | will omvey tothe purshenernce erent of there Wat Segue Gh the smitheoman Institation: by Gov. Brown, of Massachusetts, thought that Mr. Loring agreed to this report, and it was so | Ste! 'M vraag od teestis epee seam peo esta hoar Seventh, has taken this large and commo- | heirs, the property so purchased by them, free,clear . cen! the subject of the steam plow should” receive = = ordered; and then he moved that the report of the society’s committee on the *‘Sergho Sucre’? be recommitted. An animated discussion here ensued on the va- rious qualities of the new sugar cane, in which much was said on both sides. Several members had experimented with it, and each gave his ex- rience in its use. Some said it was excellent for fodder, but unfit for any other use, in point of quality or profit; while others con that it dious House, where she intends to rent her rooms, furnished or unfurnished, to single Gentlemen, or Gentlemen and their Wives, with Board. ‘Transient Board 8 by ee pay or week. Meals sent out at all a Yanted, "3 kirls to do general housework. more careful attention, and should not be passed over lightly; be bad given the matter some at- tention by reading and observation; he did not doubt the practicabil ty of plowing by steam. He believed that it would soou be done, and that by the application of steam power to farming Purposes, one half of the farming implements now in use as a necessity of the business, would be done away with. He would be sorry for any and discharged from all claim of the senha to this suit, and ‘ofall persons ciaiming by them or under them. ‘The widow has joined in the proceeding for a sale, and has signified her consent! in writing to take $2 eeurvalent in munoy (in bee wf pa dower out of the proceeds of sale, ax ascertain . 8 DANIEL C. DIGGES, Frastes, d 31-Staw2w&dts ———————————_————_——_—_—_—_——— Flour AND PRPDUCE WAREHOUSE, Almausch Francais des Etats Unis, 1858, 25 ots. jan8 FRANCK TAYLOR. RAlsins: FIGS! PRUNFS ee Layer RAISINS, in quarter, haifand whole ¥1GS in carteons, and in large and small drums, BRUNT. ia gles Jere and caskets of various GENERAL WALKER TAKEN PRISONER IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC! $15,000 WortH oF Boots axp Suoxs To BE SoLp. 1 bave determined to run off my entire stock of BOOTS AND SHOES at greatly reduced Prices. ¥, object : so dele ie to jose GASTON & CLARK, 48 LovisiGNT RN AGH End door from sizes, being very beautiful for Chrvaane treet, under the Avenue House, i KING & BL cHey : os it my stock as near as possible by the Ist! i ° The unders: ned have in store and for sale— ,, one to go away from this meeting under the opin- | was very profitable as a saccharine producer, but | of March. ord mak: ons! wt SALERS 300 bbs. Extra FLOUR. the 2 corner Vermont avenue and i5th jon that this aed principle could not be made | not fit for fodder, i Shortens arcu room. rs CLOTHING and gk Ts FURNISHING So bus: Superior do. do." Valley. racticable as well as profitable. He cautioned Mr Brooks, of Mass., wished to know more f Shoes is larger, cheaper, and better The association not to spend too much money in el bers call atteniion toa desirable Stock tore ir SuSione Speman Sepp : a sf por from 7th street and as they are determined to MEDICATED GIN.—Just ro eee on of the ‘celebrated } oudon Cor diz! Gin and Javigorating one !. and for about it. The experiments which bad been made were none of them conclusive. No one had tried it fairly; and he did wish to see it condemned iy tae BUTERR KEYS, do, before. SHI > i have to offer I will name : ls of Goustty tretees $ Weck Foxed Gaiters, thick aules, trying to attach horizontal motion to the steam iow. The best machines now in use were ro- Vr ASP. L ¥ d LEY No, 554 12th street, corner street north. Gro y in their action, and the digging plow was | unbeerd. ea em ad Colored Gaiters, at 75 | 10% off the lot if possibl every effort, necessary RTLEY & so cories nod Liquor Store, Pit the idea tothe letter in favor of the rotary pro-| Mr Bytngton, of lowa, saw no reason why the pot part shall be used in order to please street, Aleman: ASHIONABLE TUMERIES, from the cons report of the Society's committee should be re- In the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we can guarantee F best ho sen, at Steet eex! the corner of The Chair here announced the committee on | committed. It was important that that report the stock to be perfect in point of durability, fit and 18th street. Pacnve, nam the subject of the appropriation of lauds to the | should yo abroad. ft embodied the information style, because we make everything ourselves, and ——— . several States und territories, ax provided for in | elicited up to the present time, and he saw no have no hesitation in saying out goods will be found Mr. Morreil’s bill. fhe committee was com- mittee Was com; of Messrs Jounson of N. ¥., Tilghman of Md, Loriag of Mass , Tayloe of Mass . and Arny of Kansas. . season why it should not yo forth and the public have the benefit of it. i sph no foseon, ts con- dema it because Dr. Loring, of Massachusetts, ADIES’ TUC all sorts of COM Lite BA apie, arch ooh LGBINS EXTRACTS, ail IBBS’S Watching the variour Shariep of mahion: partion Ui various h} he may Test as-urod of finding the latest out make in store, subject 3 rtment of ies’, Gentle- mens, Bote’ and Children's shoes of al kinder tear “ keptina Sret-closs i store. fully invite allto give mean to their inspection and approval. A. E. BROWN 13th st., and at bis ie Room had fatled to grow a good er. He thought -mos! N wort! ien’s, ‘8’ and Ser- i < i, E acer Dr. Andersel bere addressed the meeting on the | report embodied the most “Information pate Purchasing. Bri-g the advertisement | vant's Wear, will be mold ac auction priges, and —en22w____corner of iithand I sis._ | wader Wil hotel. —— subject of having a more perfect know!edge of | upon the subject. He bad ted three-fourths ape nat aoe tee ponrecl checere would do well to enavaine i sot. Tm HAY BESHES. COMB: apa Dro ATIC HISTORY othe bk er the mineral necessities of our own crops devel- | of au acre of this cane on hix plantation away .M. RUDER, | Do narnbués 2s oer assertions Lang yo BEN. Cases, Cigar cakbeedl (ry a neal . oped. His remarks were of a character to expose | west of the Mississippi river, and the result was | q Si-2w gorner 7th and byoteo RE q br ey ua ate Ne CLARK, iene Perot toot SE LIN'S, 20 Pa. avenue. 3 \ ay ’ (CK TAYLOR,