Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Ustrep Stares AoricunturaL Sociery.— When our report closed yesterday, Mr. Olcott, of New York, who was addressing the Society on the subject of the acceptance of the report of the Committee on the “Surgho Sacre,’ closed his Temarks by advocating its acceptance and the feasibility of cultivation, profitably, the Chinese sugar cane Dr rs of Massachusetts, replied that he did not wish the Society to express an opinion this year that they would have tocontradict next year. He wished to stand uncommitted, and not have the report go out unless it embodied a state- ment of all the facts elicited at the present meet- ing. “Sic Harlan moved to amend the motion to re- commit by recommitting the report to the com- mittee with instructions to combine and curtail any additional facts that may be elicited during the present session. Mr Loring agreed to this motion as being sub- Stantially what he wished to bring out. Mr. Byington wished to hear the report read again, and it was accordingly read by the Chair, and when concluded, Mr. Loring wished to know if the Society was willing to have that report go out as a complete result of the experiment with this plant? The report stated that the seed would ripen, when planted in mer by September. Not @ pint of bad been ripened in the entire State of Massachusetts last r, and if any per- son in that State wished for further experiments, they would have to send off for the seed to plant. It would not come to maturity in the State of Massachusetts. The report stated that that this plant could be raised as easily and successfully as Indian corn. Would ar y one undertake to certify to that onaone year's trial? He could not from his experience with it. The report said that it farnished a wholesome and nutritious food for horses, sheep, cattle and swine. Was that so? Had not gentlemen stated in this meet- ing that quite the reverse was the case? He was not willing, for one, to commit himself to an opinion unsustained by facts. If the gentlemen of the committee would draw up a report based upon all (he facts now elicited, he would vote for if to be accepted and given to the public. After much discussion npon this point, in which several members participated at some length, the re-commitment wax lost. Gov. Brown. of Mass., moved the previous question, which was taken and the report was accepted. Mr. Alcott, of N.Y , here arose and stated that the Lonr was late, and that it was a good time to dv an act of justice to a gentleman who bad come into this meeting to demand it. Mr. Leonard Wray had came to the United States last spring to introduce a variety of sugar cane which he had introduced into Europe from Cuftraria, Afri- ea. He bad paid the sam of 500 for a patent for making sugar from ourghe and imphee. He had sta’ here nearly a whole year, at great expense and neglect of business. Of this imphee he had cultivated some sixteen varieties of greater or lexs saccharine richness. The United States Patent Office, or rather one of its clerks, had issued a Private circular, asking that no person should purchase this patent till they knew the action of this society on the subject of this plant. In jus- tice to Mr. Wray, who was present, he would call upon the Chair to invite Sim to address the society on this subject Mr_D. J. Brown, of D. C., here or to offer a resolution covering the matter. The rexo- lution referred the subject of the imphee cane to @ committee, with instructions to examine and report upow the comparative merits of the sorgho sucre and the imphee ; carried. Mr. Wray bere arose aud addressed the Society He protested against the construction which that Tesviution placed upon the imphee. It acknowl- edged the superiority of the surgho, which was not the case. Gov. Hammond, of South Caro- lina, had certified publicly that after a cultiva- tion of overone hundred acres during the past year, he found the implce, or some varieties of t, were superior to the sorgno. Mr. Wray had proceeded this far, when— Mr. Kimmel, of Md , suggested that the sub- Sect was of too much importance to be taken up at this time, the hour being late, and if agreeable to Mr. Wray, be would move that its farther consideration be postponed until to-morrow morning, at 9 o'clock. This proposition was agreed to, and it was so referred Hon. H. F. French, chairman of the committee on nominations for otticers for the Society for the eusuing year, presented the following list of nominations : For President—Gen Tencb Tilghman, Md For Vice Presidents—J. D Lang, Me, H.F French, N. HA. Fred; Holbrook, Vt., J. Brooks, Mass, BB. Thueston, R. 1., Judge Hunti Ct.; B. P Johnson, N.Y., W. F. b J , David Landredth, Pa.; Jao. Jones, Del Odin M Bowie, Md., Phillips st. George Coche, Va, HK. Burgwynn, N.C.,F. W Alston, 8. C. Richard Peters, Ga, C. C Clay, Jr., Ala., M W’. Phillips, Miss .J DB. De Bow, La; Lu- cien Butters, Obio; T. Fanning, Tenn., D. P Halioway, la, W. L. Underwood, Ky , H.C Solus. lig TR. Barrett, Mo, B. F Edgerton, Wis. A. H. Greenwood, Ark., Michae. Shoema: ker, Mieb ; D. L. Yulee, Fla, Hon Guy Bryant, “Pexas, Le Grand Byington, lowa; A.C. Brad. ford, Cal , W. W. Coreoran, D. ©, Manuel A Otero, New Mexico, A.-M. Rie n., Jos H Lane. Oregon, P_ Anderson, W. titory, Jobu Al. Bernbeisel, Utah, B. B. Chapman, Nebraska, Judge Amy, Kansas. Execntive Committee—Henry Wager, N. Y., J MeGowan, Pa , Josiah Ware, Va, F Simyth. N.H., Henry Wilson, Ohio, john’ Merrymau, Md_, Jas. W. Brown, Illinois Treasurer—B. B. Freneb, D C Seeretary—Ben Perley Poore, Newburyport, Mass. The nominations were confirmed by ballot, and the Hon. H. Wager introduced a resolutioa com- Limenting the veteran ex-president upon leaving Bis position as President of the Society, upon the great interest which be had always manifested in Zhe subject of agriculture, and the uniform cour fesy which he had always bestowed upon the members of the Society in presiding over their manifold deliberations The resolution w: ously adopted, and Mr. Wilder, hort but eloquent speech, re- turned thanks for the compliment which had been tendered i ‘Phe new presiding otficer was bere conducted to the chair, and made a1 opening address full of encouragement to the members of the Society jn whose deliberations great public interests were involved. He acknowledged the high favor shown to him in electing t to preside over them as a distinguished honor, and a compli- Ment tv the South Col. Autbony Kimmel, of Maryland, then asked leave to address the chair on a subject to which the attention of the Society had been called yes- terday, when he was not present, and to which he bad some remarks to make. It was in rela- tion to the resolutions passed yesterday of re- spect to the memory of two of the most distin- uished members of the sia he now deceased fo the memory of the venerable George W. P Custis no one bad more cause to feel and express a Jast tribute of love, respect and gratitude than himeclf. He wished te sent lo the Noviety two letters which he had received from the ven- erable departed last year in relation to an invita- tion whiel had been teudered to him to visit tie grand celebfation at Louisville, Ky , last Sep- tember. Those letters he asked might be read, and placed on tile is ihe papers of the society; ordered, and the «hair read the following letters from the deceased veterau agzrieniturist = Anktincrox Hovss, 13th Sug , 1-57 My Dear Colonel Kimmel —Y our very ac ble jeter came duiy to hand. J had previously received a most kind invitation from aconuuitice of the citizens of Louisville to attend the grand celebration of the Ist September, and also 4 letter frow our worthy Col Wilder, pressing my go- ing on to the same. J} must reply to you, my have done to them, viz: ‘That if the sof an old maa in bis 77th year p to the effort then I shall hope to bave the honor of taking yi by the hand at Louisville on the Ist of September. Many aud miom sincere thanks to you, wy dear sir, for your Kind offer of aidiay and caring for me on the long rney tothe West. From t experience at Philadelphia 1 sm aware of the value ef your guacdisosbip and care of a feeble old man, and I shouid, assuredly, if | attempt the journey, be most happy tu place myself under your protec- tion In reyard to Washington, Marshal of Frauce, J have in this hour proof, strony ax holy writ, in aa eagraviny of Nepur, of Merchistoan, the cele- brated inventor of Logaritime, which was pre- sented to Wastingtou by the Bart of Buchan, a relative of the philosopher, with his endorse- ment, in tbe handwriting of the Earl—’f'g Mar- @bal General Wastingtou, with the resperix of Butuan” Now Buchan lived in the age of our Mevalution, and was au associate of Courts, and cetaioiy wonld not Lave addressed to one whom he dowed aad adinired as be did the Chief by a ithe ta whiek be bad wo claim Lord Rapier, on a visit to pops ge House, wes very greetly uratitied by the sight of a rewii- miscence of iis ancestor Wreasured away among fhe relics of Wesbigrton The history of the American, a Marshal of Fiance, is simply Wis: When, in 1781, Colonel sawreace nt to France ax *; i ainbassador, w diticalty arose betwe hime and the French ministry as fo the command of the combined armiesin America. Our herote L. said. © Qur ebief must command it in our cause, avd tbe Battle is on our soil.” "est empossible,”” ex- etaimed the Freachusan, * by the etiquette of the FPrenct service, the Count de Kochambeau, bein: an old Lieutrnsot General, can only beosueaond ed by the King in persow, or s Marshal de Pisuce ! “Then,” exetaimed our dear, glorious Lawrence, * make our Washingtow a Marshal de France, and the difficulty is atan end.’ 'TPwas done. A friend of mine heard Washington spo- isem of 288 Monsieur le Marsbal at the siege of Yorktown. Our beloved Washington never cov- eted of desired rank or tile; but it is beyoud @ doubt that, from the force of circumstances just related, dhe cank and title of Marshal de Prance Ws couderred wpop the General-in-chief of the combined amuses of Agperica and France. Should i gad thal § have couraze as well os strength to undertake the journey to the West, I will give you due notice. Believe me, my dear sir. truly and faithfully, your obliged friend and ‘ant, Grorce WP vustis. Col Kimmel. ARLtnGronx Hovss, 4th September. My Dear Col. Kimmel: It was a great disap- poiutment to me not to be able to accompany you to Louisville, but you will recollect that 4 m! letter to you I mentioned that it would depe: upon my courage and strength. Courage was not wanting, but strength was. I have been much out of health for more than a month * and fearing I might break down ona long r= ney (for a man of 79 years) and become an incon- venience to my friends (vourself in particular) I gave up the matter. I sincerely hope you have.had a great time of it, and in the hope that we shall meet at the an- nual meeting of the Society in Washington, with cordial wishes for your health and happi- ness, believe me, sir, ever faithfully yours . Grorce W. P. Custis. Col. Kimmel. The letters were ordered to be filed, and then, on motion, the Society adjourned. THIRD Day. The Society met at 10 o’clock, the G.F. Tilghman, in the chair. The Chair announced the following commu- sation from Prof. Bache, of the Coast Survey fice : President, U.S. Coast Server Orricg, Jan. 14, 1858. Dear Sir—Will Ae be so kind as to invits the members of the U.S. A.S. to visit the office of the Coast Survey at any time during their meet- ing here which may be agreeable to them. Very Ferpectiohy, yours, A. D. Bacus, Superintendent. Hon. Marsuan P. Winper, Pres. U. 8. AS. On motion of BB. French,the communication was ordered to be eutered on the minutes and the invitation was accepted. The meeting here went into the transaction of some minor business, at the conclusion of which the order of the day was taken up, viz: the con- sideration of the subject of the culture and tre: ment of the Sorgho and Imphee sugar plant, as described by Leonard Wray, Esq. Mr. Wray thanked the Convention for appoint- ing Py: atime for him to lay before the So- ciety his views and experience {n the culture of the sugar plant He had come bere a stranger, and felt the kinduess and courtesy with which he had been received. He bad introduced the Imphee into all parts of the world. He Was, in the early part of his life, a sugar planter in the West Indies, the East Indiex and Cafraria. In Cafraria be bad discovered the Imphee sugar cane. He had experimented with it in various ways, and found that this plant contained less tibrous matter than that of any other species or sugar cane. He found, on trying as to the relative pro- portion of juice to be obtained from it that he could get 70 and sometimes 75 per cent. of juice from the plant, a much larger Proportion than from any other species of cane. Grown in rich bottom lands, it was not ible to make it avail- able in making cbrysta! ble sugar but, but on upland light soils it was as easy to make yood tas f-om the ordinary cane. (Here we were forced to close our report.] Tue INDIANS aT THE ARSENAL AND Navy Yarv.—The visiting Indians started from Maher's hotel at 10 o'clock this morning, on a visit, per invitation, to the Arsenal and Navy Yard. They were conveyed in four or five large omnibuses, a mede of traveling that seemed to suit them amazingly, and they went off in high lee, singing ian songs, and evineing their elizht in various ways. The Party included delegations from the Sioux, Pawnecs, Pettawot- tamies, Poucas and Winnebayoes. They were received at the Arsenal by Major Bell, witha detachment of men from the yaid. A numerous company of ladies and gentlemen, including Cabinet Ministers, members of the Diplomatic Corps, were present. ‘The visiting party and spectators proceeded to the lawn, where they Were treated to an exhibition of tar; et-firing. The Indians were delighted with the Tring, and whenever the target in the river was struck there was 4 general chorus of “Ughs'"* and other notes of admiration and surprise. They were then shown the artillery, and from thence conducted to the Armory, and the long line of gun racks seemed to have especial Pescitasion for the braves. Afterwards they were ranged in acircle in the oren air, and cach of the Chiefs was pre- Seuted with a yun by Gov. Floyd, Secretary of War, The * then proceeded on their visit to the Navy Yard. MEETING For THE Retixe oF THE Poor. —At a meeting of the residents of the First Ward, held in behalf of the poor, on Thursday evening, Hth iost., William T. Dove, Esq., was appoint- ed Chairman, and James P Tustin, Secretary. Mr. Dove briefly stated the object of the meet- ing, rema king in terms of great commendation upon the fact that the Young Catholics’ Friend Society and the Young Men’s Christian Associa- tion cf this city, composed of yentlemen of dif- ferent denominations bad joined heartily togeth- er in the prosecution of this noble work On motion, by J. Redfern, Eisq., the following gentlemen, heretofore appointed by the Assocta- tions above named. were requested to continue their services as collectors aul distributors in the Waod, viz: Messrs J. Van Zantfoord, J. Redfern, J. W Fasby, A. Carroll, R.R. Aylmer, and C. Sioussa. On inotion, by Mr. Van Zantfoord, the editors of the papers of the city were requested to pub- lish these proceedings Ou motion, by Dr. Davis ed, to reassemble at the ¢ the meeting adjourn- all of the Chainman Wa. T. Doye, Chairman James P. Tustin, Secretary Tae Weatner.—Range of the thermometer from Thursday noon, Jan. 7, to the Mth: Morning. Noon. Night, Thursda - — 4p ae at #2 36 a 46 46 we 57 50 az 4s 46 Kemarks.—Jan. S—cloudy, ice made, colder, finer to end; %h—cloudy, temperature same, ier, milder to end; 10th—cloudy throughout, much milder, [ith—heavy fogs throughout, with warm showers, heavy storm clouds, some thunder, cleared off mild; 12th—fine and pleasant; 13th— cloudy throuzbout; Mth—cloudy. First quarter moon, Friday, Jan and 2a. m Geoncetown, D.C., Jan. 15, 1858. 2 between 11 A Succession oy Noventizs.—On Monday next, the Washington pubiic are to have Agnes Robertson and Boureicault performing at the new ‘Theatre, assisted by the following famous com. pany of comedians. in addition to the Present regular for f the establisiment. Viz: Mr. and Mrs. s Mis. Allen, Mrs. Vernon iss Car- man, Mrs. Rives, Miss La Mann, and Mr. J.B Howe; all of whom are well known in New York and elsewhere at the North to bistronic fame Miss Polly Marshall and her sister are then to res turn to Wallack’s. Misa M., during her brief sojourn bere, has come to occupy very high rank in her profession, in the estimation of the highly discriminating audieuces in Whose presence she hax performed. The en ents last wight were of a character to a bighest gratiti- vation to the audience, and another admirable bill ts announced for to-night. “Wonrkisc ror Watker.—It isa saying asx old as the hilix among laboring men out of em- ployment that they are “working for Walker,’ and it is well understood that the mytbieal Walker js exceediayly “bad pav.’’ Pive pogr fellows who were amoung the deluded followers of Watker in bis last piratical expedition; went to Mayor Magruder last night, and asked to be sent to the guardhouse for the night, in default of better lodgings. They were sent to Captain Mills who provided the best accommodations he could for them by axsiguing them a room, sepa- rate from the other lodgers. They say they are willing to work if they can find employment. It ix to be hoped they may be able to obtain the means of earuing an konest livelihood, and never agcin be compelled to “work for Walker!” Joux Essex in Jain —Essex, the young man who killed Owen Quigley on the avenue some two years ago, and who escaped from the ottice of Justice Hollingshead during the preliminary examination, and bas since been a fugitive from justice, returned to this city on Tuesday night, aud hetween 6 and 7 o'clock last evening went to Deputy Marsigi Phillips and voluntarily gave himself up for trial, The fatber of Essex, an old aud respectable ¢ itizen, accompanied bis soa to tee rexigence of the depyty marshal. It wiil be y-wembered that Oficer W ilsou was tried by the Criminal Cong agd found guilty of baving aiged Kewex in waking bis esegp® We understand that Exsex is about to make an affidavit exonera- ting Wilson altogether from the charge on which be was convicte: —— Breav fter to-day the law regulating the Weight and quality of bread goes into ettect Already some of our Principal bakers bave ar- raaved Lo comply with the reyulations, and thix morning the umd loaves were selling at four cents each; dnd many who baye tested them have spoken In dattering terms of the yality ‘The enforcement of the law ma: ua as the police were examining the law this morn. ing With @ view to commence Operations jegally. Usion Exotue Company, No 2, has elected the following offcers for iss; W. A. Hines, President; Joba Bury, Vice President Tyler Southall, Secretary; J. Catvart, Assistant S-cre- tary; Samuel Bo Douglass, Treasurer; Messrs Hines, Southall, Bury. Veosey and Mastin, Dele- gutes to the Washington United Fire Depart. ment. Crowsixa a Port at tux Cabitol. —A com- plimentary dinner was given to Dr. Mackay at Gautier’s last night, by a number of bis friends and admirers, in this city. Among the company were Gen. Shields, Gen. Aaron Ward, General Quitman, Gen. Elijah Ward, Hon. Mr. Burlin- ame of Mass, Hon. Mr. Boyce of 8. C., Hon. r. Morse of N.Y.. Lieut. Woodhull Captain Meigs, Hon. Mr. Sherman of Ohio. e F. Train, Esq., Gov. Price of N. J., Col. Fuller of N. Y., Hon. Mr. Parrott of Kansas, Heary Bergh, Esg., of N. Y., and Chas. Lanman, Esq. “Gen. Shields presided at one end of the table, and Hon. Eltjah Ward at the other. The dinner was excellent, and the most travel- ed of the guests pronounced it equal to anything of _ kind they ever seen in any city in the world. On the removal of the cloth, Gen. Shields pro- Foret the uealth of the distinguished guest, ina andsome sj b, full of Poetical sympathy which brought Dr. Mackay to his feet, and who, instead of a formal speech, after « most felicitous introduction, gave a poem, prepared expressly for the occasion. entitied “John and Jonathan,” aud which it wonid not, perhaps, be too much to say will do more towaids linking England and Amecica together in good fellowsbip than even tue Atlantic cable. Every gentleman present was toasted and call- ed upon in turn, and all made admirable speech- es, the inspiration of the occasion, seeming to bring out the brightest thoughts and the warm: est feelings Col. Fuller closed a strain of poetical eloquence with the following beautiful original sentiment: “Song: That little golden cup which most of us have sometiines borrowed by which to convey to the Hips of woman the loving libations of our hearts.’ Letters were read from Lord Napieg and Sir William Ousley, regretting tbeir inability to be Present, on account of previous en, = eae Dr. Mackay, we learn, leaves Was! ington for the West on to-morrow. APPRECIATED TALENT AND S«iLL.—It is cer- tainly very gratifying for a gentleman of science, intelligence and experience to find that his merits as @ professor, no matter to what science he may have devoted his talents, are fully appreciated by a discerning public, and that his learning and long years of study Lave not been spent in vain. but that the community wherever his lot may be cast may be the fortunate recipients of well-di- vested puservation or practical knowledge, either in natural science, historical research, or the study of the human body, for the prevention or alleviation of disease. Weare prompted to these remarks after daily hearing of the immense success and public ap- preciation by our citizens of the renowned Doctor Schlosser, the scientific surgeon chiropodist, who, though a stranger in this part of the world a few months ago, is now as well known as thouzh he were one of the influential natives of the United States. We understand that the Doctor cannot receive any patients after this week, as important ewe sional appointments in the South compel him to leave this city. We may mention, for the benefit of strangers, that his office ix No. 224 F street, between Four- teenth and Fifteenth streets, near the Treasury Department. It Warcu Returns.—Andrew Chase, colored, D. C., drunk and disorderly; fine and costs $4.41. Seventeen lodgers—one froin the District. MAKRIED, At the residence of the bride’s father, Fairfax county, Va., on the 13th instant, by Rev. R.'T. Brown, H. WILLIAM THROCKMORTON, Esq.,to Miss REBECCA E. UPTON. SE DIED, On the 15th instant, ALICE L., wife of Robert H, Ciements, aged od Gate The friends of the family funerai on Saturday, at 3 p.m re invited to attend th " e@ At the University of Virg: of typhiid fever, JOHN Al, of Wm. H. Terrill, Esq. of the 18tu year of his ag: ES GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. OR RENT—A comfortable BRICK HOUSE with seven reome,including the parlor and kitch en—an excellent dry cellar, # large and pretty yard ‘The situation is high and healthy, convenient to good r, &c. ‘To a punctual and respectable tenant the rent wall be one very low—$10 per month; with the lurniture, $18 per month. ‘The furniture can be pur- chased of the gentleman who owns it cheap, Poses sion will be given immediately. Apply at No, ll Ist street, opposite ‘Trinity (Catholic) Church, George- town. jan 13-2 JPLOUR AND BUCKWHEAT M BAL. A fresh supply of Glenwood Extra FLOUR and Sumuil’s superior BUCKWHEAT MEAL, ustre- ceived by ENJ. DARDY, jan 9-enst__ 87 Water street. Georgetown, D. C. Fer SALE —ARNY’S CONFECTIONERY is offered at private sale. A great bargain and a good Opportunity for @ Confeotioner who under- stands his business. If uot disposed of by the sth of February next the Whole concern, together with the three story Brick House, 4 Bridge street, will be offered at public auction. Georgetown, D. C.. Jan8-tf N. M. RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Space, N Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetow as: OYSTE Meals served at jan WANTS. WANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A_ first-rate Coke Baker. Apply at the Star Othiea, It? ws \TED.—A good HOUSEK EEPER.—Noue heed apply except well recommended, Apply t at 436 et, between Ith aud bth ate. OPYIST.—A Young Man desires a situation ax 4 an Amanuensis or Copyist. Addrest T. H through th Wwas iron fora small family. D—By a respeotable Young Woman,a Situation as Cook, or to Cook, Wash, ana st Oflice. jun 15-eost® * Apply at No. 102 F street, between Ist aud 2d sts, ue WATE D.—A good COOK —Alzo, a Chamber- maid who understands wash Persons bringing good recommenda liberai way Apply at 13) Pa. avenue, Buildings. jan lL V ANTED.—The Lady Tuesday, balf af-er 30 at his residence Sunday, Mc DANIEL PRICE. te suorth 1 street, Capitol b t WAYTED—a German, Woman as servant of al work. Apply at No. 327 north B street, Capital Bub etween I2and 1, or after 5 p. m. jan! t* wa NTED—By a competent Young Eng testant Woman, a SITUA f TION as Chamber maid and fine Washer, or would wait ona Lady. Address of calj, for two days, at 27 Indiana avenue. _ ju 1y-ate ho will marry next Kk, afternoon, call nds: between 6ch aud Pro A settied WOSIAN, either white Nurse. Good recommendation Apply at the Post Office, Georgetown, required. _ jan 12-3t - a Ws NTED.—A PROT Nurse, Good city re Callat N H street, V soon if TANT WOMAN as wendations required, __ Jan t23t THON ', ATTE b wand Hugh, John, of David Woods, ® nntiy ker, who died about 1416, will ther advantage by addressing unt Vernon, Olio. Any one giving in- f the above parties will be suitably re- jan 9-lw* WANTED IM ME DIA '‘TELY—A furnished HOUSE, with five or six chambers and dining room, Apply to No. 161 Brow. d t8-tf 6 HIGHT TiQUBAND Way F Se t LLARS, for three or tive years, for which security will be given in Real Estate situated on Penn avenue, between 8th and lth sis. Inquire at this office. distr E==—EeEEEE————— GASTON & CLARK 48 Louisiie RYAN ‘ teed door from ‘7th street, under the Ayenye House, DEALERS IN CLOTHING AND GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS ve of formation warded. ‘The subscribers call attention toa desirable Stook of CLOTHING which they now nave on exhibi- ‘ion at their Store, Nu. 48 Loutwiana avenue, second door from 7th street as they are determined to olose of the lot if possible, every effort necessary on cael part shall be used in urder to please their sustumery in the CLorming DepaRtyEN the stuck to he perfeot in poi .t o| durability, fit atyle, beexuse we make everything ourgelve- have no hesitation in saying oti Koods will be fo equal to the best order work iu the countr; Watching the various changes of taghion. parties may rest as ured of finding the latest cut make pection and &pproval. ‘ Men's, Boys’ and Ser- Wear, will be suld at auction price chasers would do well to examine the lot. ‘This 1s nO humbyg, a9 our assertions can by proved on ea- amunation. Galland see UB ut the Above Store. d 28-3m GASTON & CLARK. - _ > ~ oma | a a2 History OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE United States, ns traced jy the writings of Al- a Hamilton; by Jonn ©. Hamilton, voiume 1, . tucker’s History of the Uniled States, volumes Sand 4, $1 5 per volume. Examinal of the Dred Scott Case; by Thos, H. Benton, #1. ‘The Qucens of Enginnd and theic'Tines;by Fran- cis Lanevlot, Req , 2 volumes, $3 Portraits of my Married Friewds; by Uncie Ben, for the Home Cjrcia,*§ cents. Price there th Mamta ar Shanty or the Pub- lie and Private tafe ofthe Qid Egyptians; by Dr, Ublewman, 75 ce Wo can rnprantes y Hon, Jeremiah Clemens, $1, , volume, 75 cents, wits, Waite Sulphur springs; by Mary J. indie, 7* cents. ‘ ‘ Perils of. Ceraie Dont h Prisoners, & Christmas + vokens, : “ta ptr of the Smithsoman [nstitution; by Wa. J. noom AUCTION SALES. RSHAL’S SA L E.—In virtue of a writ of eri facias, under the Lien law, issued from the Clerk’s of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, 1 shall expose to public sale, for Cash, in front of the Court-House door of said Counts on RUESDAY, the 12th day of January ,1858,at 12 o'el’k -. the owing di bed » to wit: All i te Ht, title, oosim aod ie rest 11 a rected 01 1D. 10. SF, n Lot Square on Third street north, between E ard F west, in the cit of Washi gn, DG poised "| Al . rt, in . le Wille wold te eeunty Jadicia yuk to October + in favor ler. reas 5. D- HOOVER, 419-ts Marsha! for the District of Columbia. ABOVE SALH IS POSTPONED THE uutit THURSDAY, the lth inst., same hour and place. JD. youy ER, Marshal jan 12 for the District of Columbia, — THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UESDAY next, the 19th instant, same hour and tol ” place. J. D, HOOVER, Marshal jan 14 for tne District of Columbia. By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auciioneer. XCELL T FURNITURE ANDHOUSE- KEEPIN FeCTS AT Pranic Arction.—On TURSDAY M f January 19th, at 10 0'e! at the residence of W. Keen, Esq,,on K »! near 12th, | shail sell all Furutture and House- hold Effects, comprising: Suite of waluut carved, maroon, plush- covered Par- jor Furniture, conaisting of two Tete a-tete Sofas, Arm Chair, Lady's Chair, and 6 Side Chairs, Handsome marble-top Certre Table, Whatnot, Ruvh-seat Reception Chairs, Window Shades, Maatle Clocks, Painting Engravings, Graal these nel Carpet russe!s, three-ply avd ingrain if 8, Solid oak Hall ? Star Rods, = Velvet Stair C: ting, Cile’oth, _ Handsome wainut-carved Jenny ‘lind Bedstead, Mahogany French Bedstead, Wardrobe, Rosewood and ogany Dressing Bureaus, Marble-top Washstands, Toilet Sets, mAperins mole and husk Mattresses, Bolsters and illows ‘omforts, Blankets, Sheeting, ‘ hae foes marbie-top Sideboard, Refrigerator, Walnut Extension ming Table, cane seat Chairs Frenoh China Dinner and Tea Ware, Glase-ware, Table Cutlery, Fire-irons, Cooking Stove and fixtures, &c. = Together with agenere! assortment of Kitchen Reauie ites ay d under cash; over that sum, a ‘erms: an nder + a credit of Sand 69 days, for satisfactorily endorsed 5 i ti me ee ye: MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. jan | By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. VALUABLE LOT AT PUCI AUCTION. On TUESDAY TERNOON, <lpay Mage at 40’clock, on the premises, I shall sell Lot No. I. iu Square No. 559, fronting 54 feet Timches on Ist st. ry between north K and L streets, running back 110 feet naments, One-f urth cash; the residue in six, hteen aud twenty-four months, with in- — Crane ied seet ot trust on the premises. ~kecuto:: jan ied J.C. McGUIRF, Auctioneer. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE UN IMPROVED Reav Estatr.—By virtue of a deed in trust, bearing date the 3d day of April. 1857, and recorded in Liber J. A. S.. No, 133, foro 231, et seq., the subseriber will seil, at public saleg on? WED. NESDAY, the 3d day of February, 1831. nt 4.0" Jock p.m., at the auction store of Jas. C, MeGuire, on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Wth street west, the whole of Square 154. fronting 433 feet 1 tneh on each of north C and D streets. and 385 fee ton each of l4th and 15th streets west, and Lot No. 14, in Square Ne. 722, fronting 54 feet on Ist street est, between south B and C street one hundred feet leep. Terms of sale: One-third cash; and the balance in six, twelve and 18 months. for Paso bearing interest from day of sale, secured by x deed of trust on the roperty; and if not omen With in five days after The sale, the property will be resold upon one week's notice, at the risk expense of the purchaser, All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. CHAS. Ss. AI.LACH Trustee. IRE, Auctior FOR RENT AND SALE. OUSK & FURNITURE FOR RENT.—The three-story Brick House situated on I, between With and ixth streets, No. 251. For terms apply on the premises. jan 15-3t* Kok SALE Restaurant, with fix- tures and Furniture, is offered av private sale from this day until M y next: if net, it will be sold at auctio on Tuesday next. Location: Penn- sylvania avenne, near 2d street No. 52. Address AVID BOHLEBER, in care of Loudon & Co, Pa. av . under Brown's Hotel. jan 14-3t UO SPECULATORS AND LAND BUYERS. Ou the corner of 3d street and venue east, a 40 feet front with 100 feet depth moderately within ina square of the intended Capito! Ground extension, For further particu‘ars inquire of J. 8. DEVLIN, Jr., 62 Pennsylvania avenue. jan 13-2t ALLA’ jan 13-2taw&ds J.C. MoG E TO LET.—Two avenne, between 12th - Lewis’ Jewelry Store, manent tenant. Would make Apply to WM. F, BAYLY, jan 12-tf POR RENT, eatly Furnished ‘arlors and Chambers—onlath street. H 18th street, between | and h. will be let low toa p ood office reome. Stationer. Rees Rooms Apply at No. Jan 11-3 VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE FOR R —The subscriber for rent a large and han ely furnished House, ten iarge rooms, with water and gas brick stable. with accommodations jor four and two carriages, with servants’ room over. ‘This property is situated im the nediaie vicini- ty of the Kirkwood House, and is very desirable asa rex dence. " Inquire of J.C. McGUIRE, j8-d6t Merchant, horses in Franklin Pince, opp tdoor toe the residen War. Posses sion give Apply to the advertiser, Box 546 yiws Rees TOR Pasiore and rs. with all the modern improvements, water, gas, cc., over our store, WALL, STEPHENS, & CO, Pa. av pet. Sth and lth sts. » suitable for offices or immediately opposite the + and over the ottice of ©. 8. Walia Applyto RIcl Ww lor single xeutl and wives. ‘Two pleasan: front bers with use and Piane Perms moderate. jan 13-2t* IRS. RUFF, No. 3% D street, th, has taken this Inrge aud ecommo- . where she intends to rent her yquus, furnished or unfurnished, to sungie Gentlemen, or Gentlemen aud their Wives, with Board. Transient Boarders by the pay or week. Meals sent out at all hours of the day. a Also, yaated, 2 girls to do general housework. jan li-im* KS, J, 8. E, THORN has just received from N New York, a very iiaudson meut of Berthas, Headdressex, nd nets to which she respectfully ites t attention of the ladies of Washington and. G rgetown, » between 9th and 10t) *. Allen's Dry G. through the $ h streets, Pa. avenue, Kutrance AKIN ai dan 14-3t* i ‘T. aadies visitu Washington aye. re: - formed tat waure prepared lo inake Dresses, Cloaks, Basques, &c.. at short notice. the latest styles, and satis A large stock of Dri latest and handsom BASQUES, UN RDK. RIBBONS. and MILLINE tion, always oo haud. d 15 2m Kuarantoed tn cases. =~ BONNETS, ever) jescr! WILtIANS M opposite Centre er M*°s =e A. NUURRIT, 9.716 Walnut st., below 8th, Philadelphia, IMPORTER OF FRENCH FLOWEKS, HEAD RESSES, BONNETS AND FINE Mipuade . Begs leave to inform the Ladies now iu W srhington city that she has opened! for twa or three weeks only, a Sai + ue, between 12th a ath, sta, Not 258, nd all the ahove grticl-s of the ing selected by M’me N. her accustomed yearly visit ng contracted with Mr, Felix, the celebrated Coitfour of the Empress Kuonie ca Queen Victoria, for the Dtates of his Head Dress: will be able te — all iy ae latest pattern worn at ne princi: jurts o| alte tl = eels leet ul ope, made by that re. . Ladies are respectfully invited * call and exam- ine. Kenie and e United fur. AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. Ripe c er eeeereee arene meramepe neers By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers. COSSsTasess SALE OF FU Stoves. &c. st. 4 MORNING. the loth uustant at l0a'clo- ke we will sell, in trout of our ture, a large lot of Household and Kitche: cuiture, Stoves, Crockery, &0., sold 1a . —, TELEGRAPHIC NEws Frem the Assecinted Prees Agent. eon FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EvRorE. Arrival ef the North Americas. PortLanp, Jan. 13.—The steame: rica, from Liverpool, Teer Ame NITURE, ATURDAY te ‘with dates to the 30th £ tage Sete, ge ew says hanes atrived bere this coming, , OEANY cane seat And wood Sofas, steamer Boston, arrived Makau. cheney sates Tee , prae: on the 2th ult, ’ om Hair seat and cane Rockers, ‘he: Bedutouds, Beds. Maltresece, cor de ee of a further reduction of Stones Tamblers, lot af eeraee Bee Lord Barnley would be succeeded in the Brit- Stoves, Carpets, Curtains, Lounges, ish ministry by Lord Ciaricarde. ‘With ther articles not here mentioned, ‘The relief of Lucknow ts folly confirmea The slaughtered Will be added one bobtail Bay Horse. rebels had been to a very great num- Terms cash. . ber. jan I4-ts WALL & BARNARD, Auets, ‘The United States steamer Min with the U.S. Commissioner to China, bad reac! Hong FUTURE DAYS. Kony = wets eee against Canton by the British itis said that all the exiled French ie have received an unconditional permission to re- turn to France Sands whilst employed as balf e By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RAME HOUSE AND LOT ON THE Is- Laxp ar Avction.—On MONDAY, the 8th it, I shall sell, in front of the premises, at 5 0'c’ rth part of Lot No. 28, in Square No. 496, front on 434 street west, between F and @ uth, 2) feet. runi back a wide alley 109 feet, with the improvements, which ar good two-story Frame House and Kitchen, containing six conveniently arranged rooms. erms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest from . of sale. A deed given anda deed of t-ust taken. All convey- The steamer Sarah a transport, caught fire and was She succeeded. however, in Teaching M. with the troops. MARKETS. Liverroot, Dec. 30th —Cott, —Sales last two days, Mondayjand ‘Toeeds vy, ad ancing At the cost of the purchaser. including 4,000 bales taken on alation jan fad purenA-GREEN, Acct. | 1,0 bales forexport. Ail quaitt — Ty ARSHAL’S SALE. — In virtue of writ of | if, navanced—lower qualities tmproving most. Fieri Fascias, issued from the Clerk’s Office of | fhe advance is , market closing firm. the Circuit Cow the District of Columbia forthe | | The advices in regard to the state of trade at County of Washington, and to me di ed, I shail | Manchester are favorable. There ‘Was a better expose to public sale, for Casn, i the ront of Sate acta fae Sree ON 29t anuary, 1858, at 12 0’ . - lowing lasserined praperty. to wit: or defendant's right, title. claim, and interest in and to Lot No.3, in Square No. 758, in the City of Washington, D.C., together with all and singular the improvements feeling prevailing. Breadstutfs jour is very dull at prices 6dals lower. Western Canal flour Y3sa27s $4; Phila. delphia and Baltimore, ‘WsalSs 6d; Obio, Waals W heat is firm; red 6s 2da7s 3d; white Gs Wdets Corn is dull but prices enerally unchanged thereon, seized and levied upon as the perty of Provisions a Beet is fan but there is a better Edmond Rie; will be soldjto satisfy Judicials | feeling in the market Pork and bacon are also Ge. ai. 20 ber term, 1857, mm favor of Jobn | dull Lard is dull and uotations yominal — J.D. HOOVER, Marshal Produce.—Tallow—Ail qualities have slightly jan 5-ts for ‘the District of Columbia, a Wed: Sales at 23834" Rosin ix very dullat By JAS. C. MecGUIRFE, Auctioneer. Money Market. —The Market ts slight! RUSTEE’S SALE OF JSE AND LOT, | easier. “Consols wy for monsy, and 9% te vw ON THE ISLAND. wy virtue of 8 deed of trust, | csunt. a the Ist a —_ oe. a, and = mt a . &., No. 75, folio 24, ef on the subscriber will sell at public sale, on SATU From Kansas. DAY, the léth day ne Serge as 4 o’clook, Sr. Lovrs, Jan.13—The Democrat has received fol a, 1, in the m,,on the ionges fv : 2 fest e 9 ‘oth it Square No, 405, fronting ee! tnches on ais between south Dand E streets, and run: back with that width 120 feet toa fifteen-feet alley, veel the improvements, consisting of a Dweilling- Ouse ‘Terms of sale: One half cash; the residue in mx, nine and twelve montis for notes bearing interest from day of sale, secured by a deed of tru mm the advices from Kansas this evening, stating that the free State Legislatore met at Topeka Sa the ith, and after receiving Gov. Robinson message adjourned to mset at Lewasnen . , Mr. Calhoun, the President of the Lecom,, Convention, remains at Weston, Missour!, w. the Territ i = taizihe proper wile reall upon tare Wee's | taverd the propriety of singh indians wee a pel Y re one s Solin, of the rink and expanse of tin nanmeaee dering assis to their personal friends. All conveyancing at the expense of the ‘The trustee wiil convey only such title n him. CHAS. 5. WALLACH. B-eodkda J.C. MGGUIRE, 2 By WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. peesnve SALE OF LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c., ar AvcTion.—On MON DAY MORNING 1gth instant, commencing at 10 o’elock, we wil at the store of Mr. J. Pat rem. No. 86 45% street, near Marylaud a his st of Liqu ines oo mo Lage 14.—A dispatch dated Boons- yille yesterday, reports that the pro-slavery in Kenens has carried the ticket tor State 4 and Legislature at the election on the4th instant It is stated that Gov Denver placed troops at the on of the — State men for the Purpese of reventing any invasion that ht be attemped He the bonler peunties. _— The Murder at Hamilton. a Utica, Jan. 13—The Coroner's jory in the Brandies Cigars. &e., being about to change his bu- | 6 we of the atrocious double murder i ‘Hamiltce, Whiskey, Wines and Brandies, in barrels, Madison county, in this state, have rendered do da. in bottle verdict that the terrible deed was performed 2,50 assorted brands Cigars, Chewing Tobacco, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Comstock. Fd — Pema ne, ae ee A brandy, H — i. er, a uw ied mo uppowder, acl oung yson Southern Markets. frogether with many other articles in the line, all of which will be soid without reserve. ‘Terms: $25 and under, cash: over that sum, a credit of 60 and 9% days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing inter j & BARNARD, Auct, jan 12 dts WA N ARSHAIL/S SAI In virtue of s writ offieri WE freins.under the lien i sued fram the clerk's office of the Cireuit Court ue District of Columbia for the County ot Washington, and to me directed, 1 wilexpose to public sale, for Casi. in front of the Court House déor of said countyson SATCR DAS. the Sist day of January, 1233, at 12 o'elock m., the following described property io wit: All defendant's right, title, c'aim, ud saterest in and to the three Frame Houses erected ou Lot No. 5, in reservation D. on Maryland avenue, between 43, and 6th sts., in the City of Washington, D. C,, seized and levied upon as the property of James B. Lockey, and will be sold to satisfy Judio.als No. 279, to October term 1857, in faver of Snutn & Fowler. J. D. HOOVER, Marshal jan 8-dts* for the District tumbia, CHARLESTON, Jan. 14 —Sales Cotton to-day 90) bales; sales of the week 6,000 brles, with more buyers than setlers Savanan, Jan. 14.—Sales to-day 700 bales; week's sales 4,400 bales; good middling 9% a9. market firm. Decrease at all the ports f05-so0, Avcusta, Jan. 14 —Sales 200 bales ; Little of- fering and receipts light. g Baltumere Markets. Battiwore, Jan. 15.— The markets closed steady, and generally unchanged. Flour—How- ard stieet was firm at $4 62, and Ohio at the same tyure; City Mills $4 50 Wheat—Good to Prime white $1 .15a$1.20; no report of red. Corn was in good demand at 52a Sec. for white and GieGic. for yellow Whisky was steady at 2ua2ic. New York Markets. New Yor«, Jan. 15.—Plour closed = ————— < = jutet, with MABSHAL’S SALE—In virtue, of a wrt of | sales of 6,500 bbis ; State $1-25a4 30; Obio #4 70 “s Sponge greg ee the roa Jihice of the | al 90; Southern $4 5uad 90. ireuit Court of the Dustriet of Columbus for the Wh closed. ie : b County of Washington, £ot Co Me directed, 1 shall | ern red $1.12a81 ag bape dny pen tag oa Gir Hsuae von ‘ol suid county on FRADAS, ine | is firm; with sales of 9,000 bustle: sees white at 28th 0! 7 Zu Tar Be Povk is firm at $14.500814 75 for mess Other articles arc inactive and nominal Financial New Yorx, Jan 15 —Stocks are lower ; Chi- and Rock Island 70 ; Camberland Coal Co. Rx; MMinvis Central shares ®; do tx; La Crosse and Milwaukie 12 Michigan southern Wy; New York Cen 7 ; moleeeen. on 8h; Reading 36% ; Mis auuary, property to wit ck t2., the following ant's right, title, claim, and interest in and to L 5, in Square No 531, inthe Cuy of Washing: D. C., together with al! and singular the improvements thereon, seized and vied on as the property of Joh » MeCalis, and ili be suid to satisfy Judicinis 141. ta Getober term, 1857, in favor of Sweeny, RB icephouse & Co. 4. D- HOOVER, Marshat forthe District of Columbia. N, Auctioneer, OP VALUABLE Ivproven WN 7TH STREET, NEAR THE Navy Yarp—By virtue of a deed of trust duly executed and recorded. being dated the 1 February, 1256, iané ts Sterling exchange dull 71. VOU TRADE >—1 will excha: tots \ Without houses in Philanelphins fer a hooee and lot in Wasi on, situate within a few squares of the Avenue, pi the difference, if any. in mo ney. “the lots in Phe hy © andar the request of the party entitled to the debt thereby secured the subseriber will sell at auction, in front of the premises, on THURS Jan. 2%, 1853. at 4 0’ el bie RS KP. M. Dart Ol square nine adel pts (45) bcwaded forty one feet from | the city, Where pri erty at destinen ¢ 5 te | shee of said square, and ryacine | umm. nse rise stue lots valued only at $3.00. x the tive of 7th street east 2! feet | Address M. _ we. Jan 9 eolw* “st 55 feet, thenos southwardly 3, —— Oe ra GREAT WORK. ben ne place ng, situated in EV. DR. STILES* the city of Washington. The improvementa COnsiBt ‘ of a good and subtantial and well-buit Prone | MODERN REF RM EXAMINED, or the House. Une the North and South ou the subject ot ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash ; the belanee in xix | “lav By Joseph C. Stiles, D. DD. formerly of and twelve montus, the purchaser iazive hia notes | Georgia, For sale at the Bookstores.” One Dol.ar for the deferred payments, bearin t interest from the day of sale. A ded of trust taken to secure the paockepioe 2 of the notes. All conveyancing st the ex- ence of the purchaser. 11 the terms of saie be nat complied within ten days from the sy of shlo. the trustee reserves the right to rese/! said premises at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving five day’s notice of exid resale in some newspaper published in the city of Wastington. NIMROD GAR sicko! )N, Trustee, psy F Per copy. Tias werk is most Drs. Spring, Parker, $I New York, say “it and init true chri Southern man lang jiving al Circulated ail wver the countr The Savauet (tieorgia) News says this work w ’ undoubtedly give Rev. Dr. Stiles an increased maueucy among American authors. The who South should fell under highly cammended. Revs. 4 Murray and others, vi courteous, pointed, oq uent—written by a the North—at may be 7. many obligations to Dr. §.. jan 13. . GREEN, Auct. = pom pea slight token of gratitude his work ———— f shou) 0 We “ "S SALE OF VALUABLE KEAL | ern household. a TeeePHion into every south pursuance o2 a decree, passed on Several libe -minded gentlemen of New York. among whom may be mentioned Gerald Halleck. of the Journal of Camimeroe, are scattering this work 1 of Novequber, 1857, by the Cireuit an f overall portions of the United States. ~e0St Coust fur Brit: eorge’s county. sitting asa Court of eaity, in ® onuse in said Court de; wherein Margaret S. A. Cumming, next friend to Edmund B. Cumming and others, is compimiuant, and kdmund B. Cumming and others are defend- ants, the undersigned, as T'r: Lereia appointed, will,if ths same is not pr disposed of at sting sale,expose at public sale ta ihe highest ndder, e mises, on THURSDAY. 2ist Jan- he hour of I o'clock a. m., if fair, and not fair at the same time and place on the next {l that veluable Real Estate ty. which was ner Thomes VY ceased and intestate, by one ding, CARR AGE LAMPS, ,\We have this day been appointed agents a Usher & Co's Carriage a Hagioe Lenoar ne attention of Coschmakers and others interes ed i respecttuiiy called to the sxmple at our store. Orders solioited. ELVANS & THOMPSON, - Pennsyivania avenue. ian té-eotm__(Intel.Umon-& States) ye YONNECTICUT M AL LIFE I JR- Cc i ANCE COMPANY. ee Capital over. wi . This old and rel:able Com risks on lives at premiums u PRED L Offive—No. ‘Ashington nee —e Ww: i. STONE, Jn. Has Removed his Office wad eee tO ie en Judiciary Square, one door from r avenue. 4 2l-e0aw situste in said cou veyed to the Hou < now de Buell and Lue Ann, his wife, in fee z.aple, coutaining one hundred and seventy-saven aud & half acres, more ur jess. ese L sare very va uable: the isofa evuliarly adapted to the cultivation and ity of gardon aad farming praductions : ty pond to Washiugton, by the way of Sev enth and North Capitol streets. is a boundary on one side. | the netenbor r the District, of pure water and one te, which is withm two ealth aud society ¢ widier’s Home,” f and within five miles of the Ceutre Market. ¢ hes been The land . divided into several lots, ranging ‘4 sae from 15 to acres, with a suificiency of W on most of the lots. and will be sold ja palroets if deemed to the in terest of the parties, ‘Ths Dwelling House aud Out-hoysos on this es: tate are large and commodjous, and in excelle: order. | ‘This —— adjavs the operty of late & Phen Markwood, the Messi meerd, Digce: Clark and ajhers persyns desl H. BR. VERDI, OMCEPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. 457 lath street, 2d door from Wulards’ Hotel, 3 Omics hours from 83 to 103 8, m., 2 to 3, and 7 to8 “ae ferences.—Drs, J. F. Gray, J.C, Peters and E. Bayard, New York: Dr. A. H! Okie, Providence, will be given to | R. 1. jan 6-e06t* ous Of purchasing, 7 . - 7 underai, ned ner gonally 0. by fetes? enon t0 he ques SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS Just published, the 3d edition. ‘The Terms of Ssie. Prescribed by the decree iF ON SPEKMATORRAKA SEMI. Nat DISEASES.—A scientific Trea ise ric treatment and per: cure of Nervous Debdility. Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, lmpo- Any information are as follows:—O; thousand dol day of sale, to be pi ousand dollars cash on the in funds of triet 0 Baitunore Bank. The reay ne of the pu “ emo. 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 purcha- tence, &c., resulting from vicious babi ser or purchasers. with one or more co-oblixers, 10 | during the critical Passage fom Youth to'Mane approved by the undersigned, Upon the pay. | lood. 4 ment of the whole purchase mone: all interest BY PR. CULVERWELL, thereon, and not before, the undersi, wed, as trustee, | Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of E mail convey to the purchaser or purchasers. or their | iand, (17), Licencinte of the Hult (1854), and 3) yeas flendent Practitioner in London, Author ot ra wide to Health.” “Green Rook,” * ¢ Havpy.” Memoirs of Single and Married {fe ne? them. The Widow has joined inthe proceeding form | This small but valyabie Tren . je, aS ixnified her consent in writing to take renowned Physician An equivalent in tun tise, writ reatise, written by world only sure and Surgeon. te aut nt cure Toralidiwensesetn® in heu of her dower, out of permane: ‘31 -Sté& Qaw4t” the proceeds of sale, <certained by Inw. ing from seif abuse. and eee a screed vi DANIEL C. DIGGES Frastee, | kind wits ina ane rit sed eons Fe UNITED ght eee PATENT OFFICE, 4 31 Staw2wadts oe yew in _ hands or all who vaige ‘On the petition of Palmer Sumacr nt Neg York, Foove AND PRODUCE WAREHOUSE. | "Fs. 10 conte, or « m wists f a trecerh We tate Forae eacent Krauted to hu ‘Tue undersigned have in store and for sale— sey RS Beate vet Geoand went sess ence tallic: Inthe," for seven youre Hom the cores, | 200 bot Panera eRe have in store Valley. Tork CINE, No. 430 lat Avenue, Bex asin Now - said pai ‘nt, which takes place on the 25th day of Superior do, do jo. Jan 12 April, ig: t is ordered, that the said petition be h Pateut Oflice on Monday, the 12h ofA eietal ee — - Te VERY FINE SECOND-HAND PLAN- do, CHICKENS, S for saie very cheap at our Piano and Music Family do. do. BUTTER, TURKEYS, r -ARD, &e ; in fact Country P: seostved deiiys byt ——- é Store, 46 So gjelock m.; and all person tudjed to apped and eve cm fend | OvenHS, bot. Sth aad seen ane, ELLs, Onght not to'be granted. Why said petition | iangow _No.35Union matresi, AtastoN fa, T° THE CITIZENS OF WASHINCTON trike ates ete spetty £2 | Parnone waSSOP OU oy wri | ferns dente at aoe he seine 2 Ons, Specially iY 5 3 Sa i . be eaties all temeimeas tuant A rast pide ty 4 obanin staal eare oF by leery ata sare’ a meee en ‘Stephe poe at totes weet, te used at the said hea: t ~ | Queaber « elr residence, qnd will send it to | + day) our vnly ‘agent for Wi islanjorene hip ico he Sse URS | tt timce ayaa ei? | cy scnas ag will be furnished on applicatiay & ‘The testimon af ao 3. ae} upon as testimony m: before the morn of in t}.6 Gase will be clogedon the 7t itions and other papers relies be filed in the Office au or t day; yithin ten days thereatter. theargumesta.taay, “Te i" a og pote, be published ip — Ordered, also. that ¢) Union, Washington, b and Daily News, ‘ok, on0e & Week’ for three nuccessivé premcus to the 12th day of April next. t ear. JOs. ah Commissioner of Pate P. 8.—Editors of the above papers will please gopy, and cond Tnretane to the Patent Ofse, it ‘a paper Containing this potine. jan 12 lawsw ii ———___ Siw UBIN’S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GIBBS'S M “ a 5 id T i din f rchasy N oe = wy pay. ; bet heirs, the property so purchased by them. fr cl fur. | and discharged tram all cinit OF the meri eae suit, and of all persans fiaayes by them or under nn 1M svere 2 on, YE AND BARLEY MALT, witY MALT HOUSE, corer ot 0, ay je and Klock st., Kaltimore, rat my ely Rass: FIGS# PRUNFS» bof Zoth Layer RAISINS, in quarter, haifand whole ¥1GS mon in cartoons, and iu large and smal! drums, Jars and gaskets of various A. E. BROW: corner of tithand Tia. Stikhs, COMBS, rORTEMUN ed Cases, C pent nok tiger Cases, &o.,a very Mol ATHHLIN'S, 2 Pa. avenue. SUPERIOR MEDICA P 6 jane S Geived, 20 cases of peg tT Bn or dial Gig and Javigorating Coes. and No. 554 12th street, oomer of Nt atrent ceries nnd Liquor Stare Ot B® Eee cata SHG Ea Ses — tg for LEVY. north, Gro diane fi _PRONES, wo rriemietes 2s he vad Soh