Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Crimtxar Covrt.—When our report closed yesterday, the Court was engaged upon the trial of Mary McFerson for killing one Nancy Buck- —— colored, on the 7th day of Septem- ber, 1857. The Acting District Attorney, Mr Maur x opened the case, and was followed vy Mr. Nene = defence; after which the prosecution cal be ee John H. Wise, sworn —Testified as to the freedom or the prisoner, and the two colored witnesses for the prosecution. Polly Buckhannan, colored, sworn —Was not Present when the beating took place; on Monday, about 9 o'clock, a. m., ‘prisoner came into wit- nesses house; witness spoke to her, and she ask- ed witness ifshe had got a warrant for her; wit- hess answered, no; she then went to the kitchen and got a piece of wooden sleeper that had been under the floor, and tried it azainst the wall,and it broke; she then laid it down and took a piece of board, which she broke over the bead of de- ceased; she then took upa chair: the blow with the board mashed the bone in; she then split the ebair in pieces over Nancy's head; the seat of th- chair was split in two with the force of the blow 7 it was a common chair with a wooden seat; d-- ceased, who was sitting at the time of receiviag the blow, now fell to the tleor; the bone vas mashed into the brains, and the skull was sy lit o across her hea ancy asked prisoner what she was going to beat her for? and the prisoner replied that she had not said what she was going to do; this was when the prisoner first eame in; she said to Nancy that she should not go out til, she (the prisoner) said xo; witness held on to the Prisoner while she was beating Nancy, until she — the witness away. and then witness hal- oed; witness ran out of the house and called for help; the prisoner remained in witnesses y threats against the deceased; the deceased was visited by a Doctor, and lingered for some time afterward, when she died—say three weeks after the beating; the deceased was struck repeatedly with the chair, and the prisoner was still beating her when witness ran out of the house to call for belp; when the prisoner was beating the deceas- ed, she exclaimed that ‘what she intended to do, she would do.”’ Cress-cramined —When the prisoner first came into the house she seemed very quiet; witness only asked her to sit down; the deceased only asked her if she wax come to beat ber * ain. No other conversation took place; Jobu Lomax Was sitting there. but when he saw her so violent be went out for an officer; the deceased had been sick previous to the beating but was at that time much better; she had bad no physician while sick; the deceased was about twenty-five years old, and had never been married; she never was very healthy; sbe had symptoms of fever; the piece of board first used was of oak wood, sev- eral inches in width, and broken in two by the blow; after the beating, the deceased w s Placed in bed, and never got up again Mary J. Howard, sworn.—Never saw the ris- oner before the day of the occurrence; was there when the officer came in; she had just thrown the pieces of chair down on the floor, and stoed in the middle of the room swearing; she said then that she had intended to kill the deceased. and all that she regretted was that she had no knife with ber; witness get a basin of water and washed the blood off the head of the deceayed; the doctor was seut for and he gave orders as to her treatment, her head bled ver cut all over; the top part was all mashed in; the chair was cracked apart; Dr. Willett attended the deceased; the prisoner acted very coolly all the while witness saw her; the déceased suffered @ great deal while she lived, and was beaten on ber side and arms, and very badly bruised; she ‘was a small acd delicate woman Cross-eramined —T he chair was second band, but was a good one, and sound before the Prisoner used it; it was lying in the floor when witness went in; witness lives within one door of the house where the beating took place Officer James Wollard sworn.—Happened to be im the neighborhood at the time of the oceur- rence, and drove over there; when witnesx got there Mary McFerson had just come out of the Wr; the deceased was lying there bloody; the Prisoner boasted of what she had done, and said she had not given the deceased as much as she had intended; saw a broken chair; did not notice it particularly; stopped there but a few mom nts, but took the prisoner away, and she admitted that whe bad done what ov: rred; she was not drunk, and seemed to be in full possession of her faculties. Cross-eramined —Saw the chair, but did not notice whether it was split er not; the prisoner did not appeay like she had been drinking RB. Hughes sworn — Witness and Gjficer Wollard were riding along the street in a buggy, and seeing a crowd went In; aw a colored we. man lying at one side of the room bleeding very mach, aud heard the prisoner, who bad walked im, say that she had done it; she admitted that the chair the wea she had used; chair broken in pie looked like a chair re- cently whol, but now broken and demolished; she appeared to be quite wrothy much, and was Cross-eramined —She was not drank; never knew her betore Dr. John E. Willett, sworn —Attended N: day Buckbannan; saw her the were inflicted; she had of wounds on the sealp, especially on ht sideof the head; she had no use of her rivht arin, which was badly bruised; she conid net be touched without sereaiminy with pain; there was a fracture of the skull on the right side of the craninm, and the hair was driven through against the br skull was not crushed, but a simple fract tended ber until she died; there was only one fracture; when witness first saw her she was sinking under the wounds: ted from its counee: probed the we ; calp slouzhed off, and she died; she died from the wounds, particularly from the sloughing off of the sealp; the state of her health may have intinenced th: effect; she had not as much physical vigor asa person in seed health; the wounds were the coutreling cause of her death; witness treated her between three and four weeks before she dird The examiaction was arrested here, and the Court adjourned To day, the Court met at the usnal hour, and the trial of Mary McFerson for the murder of Nancy Buckhannan was resumed. Dr. John E. Willett was catled for erossexam- ination, and testified te being called in to xee the deceased, a day or two after the wounds had been tuflicted; knew it must have been thirty-six hours afterward trom the cond ‘tion of the wounds, the wounds were rageed, and w! Witness was called in, it was too late to close them fogether; had witness been called t first it would have been possible, perhaps. toclose them the wounds made no progress toward healing from first to last, and bealthy action could not be produced; ‘he whole sealp was dead, and in pressing it er flowed from the wounds on ali sides. No of the wounds was necessarily mortal if in- flicted on a heman head The deceased stated to witness that she was pregnant; that she bad felt the child moving in the womb, until a few days prior to her death, when it ceased to move This fact she did not communicate to witness until a few days previous to her death. She re- quired stimulating applica and witness wave her wine dari e time she lived. She was not a habitual drinker of liquors. The death ‘was produced by the wounds Aana Brown sworn —Lived in Polly Brown's bouse at the time of the beating, but was not present at the time the beating teok Place; on Sa- tarday previous the prisoner ave witness some clethes to wash; she broazht them to witness; the sick woman said that she had torn up some of the prisoners clothes. and the prisoner took a piece of board and struck the sick woman over the head with it, causing a sash some inches in length; the reason she tore the clothes up was because her mother had no money to buy pe for her; witness had frequently got whiskey for her; had lived in the same house some four months: Nancy had been sick a long time; she had bed bowels, and coniplained of her head; she had piles; «he drank whis-ey after she was hurt; witness vot it fer her; she got it when her mother was present Was separa- he x 8 all, witness the s! Wasnixcton Tueatng.—An enticing bill, to be sure, is that announced at the Theatre 'o- night —first the brilliant two-act comedy of ““As- leus or the Little Devil's share,’ Jn which Miss Agnes Robertson takes the protean cbarac- ter of **Carlo’’; then comes the interinde of “Milly (Miss Robertson again) or the Maid with the Milking Pail;”* and, fall, the rich farce of ‘The Moustache M > This is what we call a liberal alle of good things—three capital pieces on th evening. Hurrah for front seats at the Theatre to-night! Centre Marxer.—Tbis morning the market space was occupied by a large number of dealers from the country, ax well as the regular licensed bucksters of the city. ‘There wax no change of prices from these published on Blagivenet & The poultry stands were well supplied, both as to antity and quality. ‘She vegetable stands also Fae sales of pork at the scales coutinue as usual, and about the xame prices are tsked and ob- tained as during The hay stands and no change of prices there. The gunzways were kept free of obstruc- tions, and good order prevailed. Last Eventxe 4 youn: busterof a Baltimorean went to Brown’s Hote! and demanded a room, and on being refused, undertook to enforce his demand in true Battimore style, by drawing a kaife with an I8-jnch blade and threatening to + ply kicked out of the hotel nore about the premises. To- day be bas heen observed upon the avenue dis- laying a revolver in addition to his hawie. and = shown a disposition to use it on various peaceably disposed persons i.ook out for a jane al To-s T the lecture by Copway. the Indian ef. at Paollhe fe Hall, where the aud. will have an opportuaity to see represent < from the dozen or so delegations of viaiti diane now in Washington A Finn Tit was enjoyed by the Odd Fellows of the District, at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, last night, the occasion being a fraternal meeting gotten up by Covenant Lodge, No. 13, to which the officers of the Grand Lodge, the P. G. 8. and P. G. M.’s, the presiding officers and a delega- tion of five or six fromeach of the subordinate lodges of the District were invited The meet- ing organized in Covenant Lodge room on Con- gress street, about 150 being present, from whence they marched in procession to Porrest Hall, where a sumptuous repast had been spread. After an address of welcome by the chairman ef the invi- tation committee, (Jno. T. Bangs, Esq.,) there Was @ general set-to, and amid a elashing of knives and forks they discussed the superb feast spread before them, of which there was an abun- dance, (meats, towl and fish,) showing that the Georgetowners are au fait in providing both quality and erro for their friends—the ab- sence of alcoholic stimulants being a noticeable feature, (coffee being provided in its stead,) for which they deserve credit. After the inner man had been satisiied, speech, song and sentiment ruled the hour—among the speakers being P. G. S. Wm. W. Moore, G. R's Fréd. D. Stuart and Jobn W. Hodgson, P.G. Wm. 8. Roberts, and others, and singing by brothers Newman, Kelly, Stuart, Godey. and others. Atan early honr the company separated, ex- pressing a unanimous opinion as to the fraternal feeling of the Covenanters of No. 13. ‘The agent of Vanderwerken’s line, with his ac- enstomed spell bad harnessed up extra teams to convey the Washingtonians their homes, for which many thanks were expressed. Tur © Op Forks”? drew a tremendous crowd last night at Odd Fellows’ Hall Many went out of pure curiosity, but the larger portion of the audience, through genuine love of the sterling old music presented. Since the advent of this band, ‘eld fogy musie,’? as the b*hoys call it, is the ular Street music of the day. ‘ Den- mark,” -* China,?’ Majesty,” Ocean,’ “ New Jerusalem” and the “Ode on Science,” salute the ear as famibarly as of yore did “Jeannette and Jeannot,”? Ben Bolt” and Oh, Poor Lucy Neal.’ Next we expect to hear the hand-organs taking up the new old tanes sung by our fore- fathers and foremothbers, and go yrinding out in- terminable fugues ali up and down the town ! Meantime it will ke seen the * Old Folks’? will held forth again to-night at Odd Fellows? ball, under the leade: Pp of that other odd fellow, droll fellow, and good fellow (we opine) “ Fa- ther Kemp.” The - Old Folks,” we hear, bave chartered a boat, and propose to visit Mount Vernon, giving a concert on beard. Visit to the President.—The “ Old Folks” vis- ited the White House this morning to pay their respects to President Buchanan, and were very kindly received by him. In answer to their pro- posal tbat he should name some music tote sung by them, the President designated “Sweet Home.”’ which was rendered with fine effect by the class, and in a manner to elicit a marked ex- pression of gratitication from Mr. Buchanan. ARREST oF LUKE ANDERSON —-Yesterday, Luke Anderson, a plasterer, who fur some time past has been residing in the 7th ward of this city, Was arrested as a fugitive from justice, on charge of committing a murder in rginia, on the 24th December last. He was sent to jail fora further hearing before Justice Denn, at 4 o'clock to-day. The information was seat to the Mar- sual’s officers in this city and the prisoner was ariested by county consiable Allen. This morning, William Rollins, a boatman, was arrested as a party concerned with Luke An- derson. The murder referred to is that of a maa named Grittith, who lived near the head of Aquia Creek. Rollins is a young man, well known in Washington; and bis arrest, on a charge of this nature, has caused considerable, surprise among his acquaintances. . Tue Wasnixctos Monument —A rumor is current that the ever-to-be-remembered and never- to-be-forgotten Board of Directors of the above institution have had another secret meeting, and have sent out another corps of collectors, with a view to having the monument finished by the end of the next working season. Jt is binted that in view of the prevailing hard times and the difficulty experienced by the solicitors in realizing the needful, the Board have vied to finish out the monument with brick and mortar, witha rhe ae cast finish to hide the little dis- similarity between the marble surface and the brick. Hurrah! A monumentat last. Herma- phrodite to be sure, but still a monument. LaRcesy AND ARREST.—Thos. C. O’Shaugh- nessy was arrested, yesterday, by Mr. W. M. Cripps for stealing rope and tobacco from his grocery store. While carrying bim toa magis- trate O'Shaughnessy drew a revolver and pre- sented itat Mr. Cripps’ head, with a view to free himsef, but did not succeed.” He was disarmed and sent to jail by Justice Donn Tur Metopron.—tandis’ Opera Troupe still keep up their many attractions. Among the nov- elties last evening was a very life-like burlesque on the Old Folks’ Concert, which was received with roars of laughter. It will be performed this evening, with the asual variety of minstrel- sy. Also, the Simon Pure essence of old Virui- nia, by Weston Por Ferrer Hranixe.— This mor ning Jas, Barnes was arrested on a charge of stealing a ra- ze and with disorderly conduct at Miller's bair dressing Saloon; and Benjamin Purcell, for car- rying a dangerous weapon and disordetly con- duet. They were held to bail for a further hear- ing by Justice Donn Case Dismissep.—The case of Charles H. Fos- ter against Edward A Pollard, for threats of personal violence, was called up for trial before Justice Murphy yesterday at 44 o'clock, P. M. ‘The parties were botb present. out the case was dismissed, Mr. Foster's witnesses not appearing. To-xicwt the ball of the Good Intent Associa- tion for the benefit of their library. Go! Girt Book Srores are becoming mon. We have an idea. however, that the one opened some time ayo by Mr. Philbrick, will be found among the best in the city. There isan ndeavor on the part of the proprietor, (if we stake not,) to aiford th nost complete satis- tion to se Who purchase books at his estab- lishment, nor can we doubt that such endeavor is shown in the really valuable gifts accompany ing the purchases made. We will almost guar. antee that should you buy a book of Mr. I. he will make you a present equal in value to the book. - It Wartcu Retegxs.—The trial docket was blank this morniif%, for the first ime in three months. The guards report good order on the various beats, nothi occurring that required more than persuasive words in maintaining the peace “esto Perpetua”? Five poor wanderers from other cities were accommodated with lodging very com- Dyspersia axv Fits —Dr. ‘Tracy Delorme, great curer of Consumption was for several years so badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for a part of the time he was confined td his bed. He was eventualiy cured by a pres tien furnished hum & youn clairvoyant girl, is preseriptio », given by a merg chiid while ina state of trance, has cured every bode who has taken it, never having failed once. It iy equally as ure in cases of fits as of dyspepsia. Ths edients may be foundin any drug store. | wile oF pono rescription to any person on thel Tecei one postage stamp to pay postage — De. Tracy Devonue, New. ork Post ice. jan 2 2im* — Twenty-Five Dottars Rewarp for the thief o advertised as follows Wanted Immediately.—A Young Man inano’™ fice, and tu do genersi out-dour business. One who can com one to two hundred aoliars cash. None ouber need apply. Salary $3) to $40 per month. Address. with real name, stating former business, &c., G. & C. Star Uthee. jan @-2t* A description of the thief who calls himself, and signs his name Samuel V. Grayman. ‘he following tsa description vt the thief: He is ut, well proportioned inan ; is about 30 years of e; plump features, wearsa whi ker, but may have ed itofl; he has a good head of thick, biack hair; thiek, black frows: is about 5 feet 10 irehes high: his features round, but not long; acree- able in his oc watensnce aud conversation; wore black pants, dark sack overcoat, dark mixed velvet vest, with white specks in it, soft felt Kossuth hat. Said Graysman stated that his principal partner was in New Vork, where they carried on more exten- sive business. and that their branch offices were in Baltimore and Chieago, and that Mr. Clark, in State street, soston, also transacted business with them. ‘Thief had with himan necomplice, who regi tered his name, at the hotel where they temporant stayed, in Washington, as C. B. Roger! iladel~ phi. Danixt Dary, 416 D street, Wasnington, D. C., Jan. 26th, 185, ‘The above reward will be paid forth apprehension of said thief, otherwise it Will not be paid. ._ This will éertify that { have this day engaged Dan- ies Daly ax my cerk, for the term of six months, from this date, at the rate of $35 per menth, payable ‘hen due. Le ~D. 5 “Washington, D.C., Jun 2,1nbi,” Ds RAYMAN ‘This will certily that | nave this day transferred and made ov-r unto Daniel Daly, P| the City of esting aoa fuse Ig pa feet equare) in the city or vi a sland, and num- bared cn the map of said town. oe, and desoribed in Roorain warmauty of sail lot, now in the po-- nexsion of tae ui to be hn curity fo: six mont! e, or when said iy wered at Washington, D. Sam’L. D. GRayMAN. } ,Paxtract from the Baltimore Clipper of January 133s 1 er a Pineihiain Fiaancirrine.—A short time * an ofhce was opened at No, Exohange Pac, under the name ofS. D. Grayinan & Co , bank e and comm.ssion brokers. We are not infur.ned ni the personnel of the grin, or where he or they them the amount named. and then left t time at the oie woe sane A e otee > roceed: fo his ast establishment closed, and ever of its recent occupant . This rule he hours he had the door fore: = to recover his big. a and ARRIVAL.—The Oyster trade is quite lively at this time, and the lovers of the bivalves will be glad to glad to learn that the George L. Broom arrived yes- $20 were ame hard case indeed, el, h may yet be enabied to recover his eed, and we complied wi bage: urday morning Mr. Daley to the office to enter mpon his duties. but, onishment and consternation, found could learn nothing what- several open, and waa fortunate After waitin; <e, but hia employ: che missing. This ope tha joney.’”” day at Stone & Magruder an epicure laugh. treat Wepoina Can harf, with some of the extra fine large Horn Harbor Oysters that will make Persons desiring a good and rare " had better call soou, as they are going lil cakes. jan + ian 22 Im* pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream and Water loes at $1.50 per gallon, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F sts, J. Pussey. the the young — ike hot 27-3t At VILLE 8S. son of G. 8. Oldfield, of Bali DIED, New Orleans. on the 23d instant, GRAN- r.,aged 37 years, only OLDFIELE D, J itimore. ———_——— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS. HEREBY CERTIFY that Wm C. Hazell, of Washington county, District of Colum- bin, brought before me, the subscriber, one of the Justices of the Peace in and for said. county, this 23th day of January. 1853, as ast tres HORS! die marked, and consi ssing u . 15 n his enclor January, 1853, 7" The owner of the nbove deseribed animal is requested to calland prove property and take him away. Residence Beall street, near High, George- sures. a bright SORR JENKIN THOMAS, [Seat.} town, D.C. it® W.C. HA F OR RENT—A first-class RESIDES CE Ir} the corner of Fayette and 4th streets, Geu! town. O'NT:A oO ‘Terms moderate. SALE. R_ BOSTON et ‘Apply to Mrs, ANN R. jan'25-eolm | ~The schooner W. R. New comb, Lopes master, has arrived. and willdischarge on posse oF passage to the al vesday, (to-morrow.) For. ve port, apply og ra EL hands high, two hind feet white, sad- derably gray about the head. Given under my hand and seal this 2th day of TLEY & BRO., 101 Water street. George- town. jan 25 St FS: FISH!! FISH FIsHim Wishing to close out our stock of FISH we will Persons im want of No.1 Alewives, (St. John’s) a very superior article, and Eastern Herring, round, gibved, diy salted, and pickled, will do well to es offer them at reduced pri where. jan 25-lw Boakeins Raphael les wit jan 22 ces. \Water street. -—MIiSs GWYNN, occupying Mrs. a jpn house, in eaoreetows: First street Smith’s Row, can accommodate several fam- i a very desirable Rooms and good BOAR D. im* Reoveine STOCK—CHEAP FOR CASH: wishing to reduce his stock as_ ow as porsi Ist of March, wil! sell from this date over, tionof WINTER GOODS at reduced prices for JOHN H. SMOOT, Ne. 19 Bridge street. Georgetown, D.C. cash. Fancy Colored Dress Silks, Printed Mous!ine Delaines, a Plaids and Poplins, raks, &c., will be soldat a VERY GREAT REDUCTION on former prices. Prompt customers supplied upon the usual terms. Those having settled their rendered to Ist instant, he tenders his grateful ac- knowledgements and will be under many obligations toa!l who have not, to do so by cash or note at their rench Merinos, Shawis, Scarfs, earliest convenience. jan 2 J. H. SWooT. fore purchasing else- TLEY & B bie by the 'y descrip- ills 'O LET.—The new t. 8. It coutains 13 roon 180 by 120 feet. Al o,t Washington. Opposite the Brewery. jan le 18-3taw3w hreee-story and eligibly sit- uated BRICK HOUSE near the northwest cor- ner of Beall and Washington streets, Georgetown. ‘This is a superior residence; =e and commodious: buiit in the very best style, with modern improv: ‘here is al he large three-story Brick House on K st., The eastern one co! the two houses For terms apply to - AD ety that was ever offered in this market. All persons wishing a nice article of Ale cau have it by apply ing tous for either of the following brands, viz. ‘Kennett, ade! phia XX. attended to, di7-d VOR SALE—ARNY’S CONFECTI is offered at privatesale. A great barga. Teer portunity for a Confectioner who under- Bia If not disposed of by the 8th of February next the whole concern, together with the three story Brick Houre, 84 Bridge street, will be offered at. public Auction, Georgetown, D. C., Jan 8-tf N i M. RUPPEL. ORTH side of Market Space, No. :7, between Bridge and Canal STAUR 1s hix business, A Union Bottling Dep Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil We also have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Port All orders by mail, or giv Iways on hand, Y_& SHINN 57 Green street, Georgetown, C » Pautries and closets, and kitchen in the back building. T fine dry cellar under the whole building. Tie lot is LER. INE ALES.—We respectfully announce to our friends and the public that we have at last suc din having a large quantity of ALES of van- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- our drivers. will be D.C. 2K Y nd & streets, Georgetow: ounces to eis patrons that at hi ANT may be found at ai times the choicest and most excelient assortment of 1.1 UORS, the freshest OYSTERSand all kinds of GAME in seaso: Meals served jan4-3m at all hours and at the usual prices, Millinery, &c. RECEIVED, 6 ARS, from Horn en in this market pin the sloop . alot of the finest and largest S, fi Harbor. that! his seaKON. Any person wishing a supply of thes fine Oysters can be xupplied at the Pos! Office Restaurant. 7th and E xtree! jan JOS. GIBSON ‘27-5t* te. 4a''W. G. HURLEY. lace, A'‘so, from the Baltime e. five 5-¢: Madeira Wine, QU erioK BOURBON has on private Pope & Co., L aad & very choice article, jan 27-d6t allon dey “ HISKEY 8 le 159 dozen Superi bon Whis ey, received direct from Wal ouisville, rivate stock of a gutleman in ohns of very superior represented to be twenty years od, J. C. McGUIRE, Auct‘oneer. AND Jon Mapeina WINE AT PRivaTE MALE.— The subser.ber ld Bourh jan OTICE. Prompt attention. exentat on will ‘The subscriber reape tful- fies gersors having unsettled accounts wat the r bills will be presente t for settle- Within this month, when J.C McGUIRE, popes they wi lre- ‘The nature of his bus ness doves not show time for repeated cal 8 on those in bted to him: consequently these accounts t atare ttled by cash or potes ina reasonable time af- be placed in the collector's for settlement without dixoriminat on. 27 dw RIGHTLY’S ANALYTICAL DI the Laws of the Umted States from the Cor the cally of the head: rented NETESS. Just published. jan 27 constitution up to the end of the Thirty four “And the notes include the decissions of all the Courts, both State and Federal in which the con- Struction «f the Statue Law of the United States has been the subject of adjudication, as well as those 4 ; of tne one “ye acl omplete in one volume of 1, arge and closely Pootavo pages, full lew binding. Price $e, rtments.”” FRANCK TAYLGR. Special Orders, No.8, 5 A Ww Adju Detail for the Board— The junior member By order of the Secretary of W Surgeon—C, A Keone jan 26-std jan Al. 150 fr aivatel rersakete oD NUTR k ae POMUMRAY & SEMMES. ENTINES! VALENTINES !!—Wholesale tail, at | end retail, AR DEPARTMENT, tant General's Office. Washington, Jan, 22, 1853. BOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS will assemble at Richmond Virgina, on Thurs- day, the Ist day of Apri!, 158. or as soon therealter As practicable, for the examination of Assistant Sur- geons for promotion, and of sush candid: jedical Stafi ofthe Army as may ent themselves, Finley. Satterlee, 8, P. Moore. Assistant Surgeon—t.. A. Edwards. r will actas Reoorder. ‘3. COOPER, Adjutant General. jan 26-3t LAMMOND’S, "th str-e*. N UPRIGHT PIANO, 7 octaves, be A rosewood, fine fi sale ata great bargai Store, 6 P Jan 26 M ¢ mt ING AND vis yuk NS ro reapecttally ix: Ladies visiting ington bs form repared to make w; Ghats, Basques, ko. st short notlos in the atest eer te chanest “Aileen with CLORRS, Te, UND Rpkkseek BONNETS, RIBBONS. ana Mt LLINE ¥, of er dexorip- . 5 : Tse opposite Ont Marve. rARS— sortment of Martin & G4 ARS abrated st ARS have just ar ea omie © ob NS and FLUTES. jan W. G, METZ! Be 5 lth street = and 1 enn. avenue, SP OF n- th “The text given in the words of the statue book ; matter arranged alphabetically and analyti for ap- AUOTION SALES. By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. siete SILVER - PLATE, H - Nass, CTio! sa DAY "MORN! ae ty auction 4 sets handsome Pnilade/phis-made Silver-plated single arnoee. 1 2 best Shaftoe Saddles. 1 set Dor Terms cash, jan 2 2t J.C. McGUIRE, Auotioneer. —STORE-ROOM, FIXTURES, 2 R, corner Tenth and L sts. north. For terms inqnire next door. jan 28-3t* WeorTHy OF NOT! ntending to retire from my pregent busi: offer a rare oppor- tunity to any one disposed ti charge of a conducted upon the European plan. “tthe hon n de known to citizens and strangers, and commands a [arge share of patronage, which can be otel has inerenaed by attention. Water, gas, and all other o niences are upon the premises. The sitmation @ house commands the whol oroughfare of venue. between 3d and 434 streets. and but a t distance from the Capitol. Tv ins profit- able investment eall early, or address jan 28-eolw WM_ RUPP, Prop’r. PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO RENT a 13th street, between E and F, No. 452, inn 27-e03t™ Fee RENT-—Store and Dwelling, No.5i8 Penn sylvania avenue, between 2d and 3d streets, for- merly oceupied by G. Knot, as aconfectionery. Bake house attached and every convenience for the trade. Also, STORE _ DWELLING No. 516, adjo. a- office ca thee mediately. 1 5. Pp. OsRe! rT Ly . . . PEPPER, at Express Often ee of Jee F 98, SAGE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY.—A FARM of 44i acres of Land situated in Buckingham county,Va., with Stock and Farming Uter together witha Saw and Grist Mill, and Engine ‘attached. Inquire of J. V. DU- LIN, on G street soath, between 4! and 6th sts- _Jan23-Im* F“8, SALE.—A very valuable FARM for sale, lyirg on the east side ol the Eastern Branch end one and a half mites fromthe Navy Yard Bridge, and sdjoining John A. Smnith’s form, containing between fifty and sixty acres. It hason it a good Dwelling He with seven rooms and all the necessary out hous No objection to take a house and lot in the city in exchange. For further particulars apply te JOHN MH. A. WILSON, or to Rezin Arnold, near the Ep pel Chureh, Navy Yard, Jan 22.3w Feet RENT.—Two STORES, on Pa. avenue between I3th and 13% streets, south side. One with cellar at $15 per month ; other at $12.50 per month. Inquire on the premises. jan 12-eotf OOMS Rooms, on 2d floog. ETO LET. on Pa.avenne, between N PA, AVEN wo 12th and 13th streets, over Sam’l. Lewis’ Jeweiry Store. will be let low to a permanent tena: Would make vod office rooms. Apply to WM. F. BAYLY, tationes jan 12-tf BOARDING. OAR DING.—F our or five gentiemen can be ac- commodated with BOARD and comfortable ie sous by applying et No. 494 l4th street, between and E. Also,a handsome front ROOM for re farnished. nt, neatly jan 23-2t* OAR DING.—MR8. RUFF, No. 3% D street. near Seventh, has taken this large aud commo- dious House, where she intends to rent her rooms, furnished or unfarnished, to single Gentlemen, or Gentlemen and their Wivee, with Board. Transient Boarders by the pay or week. Meals sent out at all hours of the day. Also, wanted, 2 girls to do genera! housework. jan -Im* Geos AT AUCTION. This announcement loses all its efficacy at this time, when dealers are offering SILKS AND FANCY DRESS FABRICS atabout one-third less than the rame goods would realize at Cail ei PUBLIC AUCTION. a HOOE, BROTHER & CO.’s, and look through the superb consignment of SILKS, SILK ROBES, &c., &e., there exhibited, on their Srconp FLoor, and be convinced of the advantages to ladies in purchasing at private sale rather than at public auction. The Goods are new and fresh. The Colors are desirab! The Lengths are ali right. Ths Prices are one-third lower than Auction Prices, and every opportunity affurded the porchanee for buying discreetly and securing satis- factory bargains. a S HOOE, BROTHER & CO, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, jan 26-3t between 8th and 9th sts. SPECIAL NOTICE.—Our sincere thanks are 4 hereby tendered to all who have settled theirac- counts with us sinoe our last issue of bilis. But our principal object now ix to call the attention of those who hve not paid to this notice. We want them to know that we are suffering for the use of the money due us, and hope that without delay those persona habopad pe = so ne — accommodated will call or eend in their settlements. jan %-diw CLAGETT & DODSON. STATE OF CALIFORNIA BONDS. s ue The law providing for Funding the Bonded. and other specified indebtedness, of the Stete of Can fornis, requires that the old Bonds and Certificates suall be forwarded to Sacramento during this year, to be cancelled and rep'aced by new ones, we will fet as agents in this business, and request an early delivery of the Bond . = jan 23-1 CHURB BROTHERS. $100,000. SPECIAL NOTICE. HOOK, BROTHER & CO., have just received from New York, ON CONSIGNMENT, ANOTHER CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF RARE AND DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS, INCLUDING, All Wool De Laines, at 25, 3744. an@ 50 cts. Biack ™ilks 6244 and 75 cts. _ Silk Vopiin Robes a Quilie. Black and Colored Grenadines. &o.,&c.,&e,&0. At Unprecedently Low Prices. Calland Kxatmine. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, in 25-1 we between 8thand 9th sts, ADIES’ FANCY GOODS, For Batts, Levges, Hors, Rxecertions, &c. White Silk Dinsion for evening dresses 2% yards wide, Dotted and Puffed [ilusion Berthes, Bretelles, Capes, Colinrs, and Sleeves, Elegant Sish Ribboos, beautiful Head Dresses, Valencienves, Maltese, Brussels. and Bugle Laces, White Plush and Cherry-colored Veivets, for trim, Alrite eters Vertes tbs ponds jase rescivedat the above derirsble goods just received a MAXWELL & BROSS, 3% Pa. avenue, JR THANKS TO THOSE CUSTOMERS who have so promp. ly come forward an‘ settled their accounts, as requested in ‘To those who have nestly request to do so at an eary a date as possible and would tuggest that itis of great ii us thar all accounts on our books should be closed to the Ist of January, COLLEY & SEARS, j ‘7th st., 3 doors north Pa, av. HOUP SKIRTS!! Round Whalebone (oil boiled) Skeleton Hoep Skirts Bone Crystal (adjustable bustle) do. do. Steel Spring do. do. Lx- Belle and Flounced do, C line, Corded and Cactus Skirt: Cfan aseadt wd Mt ORTWELL & BRO. J A CARD. . AS. HARRIS, Acent or MARY A. HARRIS, No 673 7th st ,near tne corner of F, Island, DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, VEGETA Jan <5-6t* BLES, &e. ii PAID FOR FURNITUR ‘The highest cash prices will at all times be paid for good second-hand FURNITURE. Persons ae- clining nousekeep.ng wisl find it greatly to their ad yantage to give usa call before disposing of their id ole, household effects. BONTZ & COOMBS, No. 359 7th street. near U. jan 25-2w ALL WOOL $100,000 DELAINES Catlana at and os one worth 75 ots. “ th oxen HOUE, BROTHER & CO'S, Pa. avenue, between 8 hand %th sts. . B.—These igned goods are separate and dintiart tromeac eee ate eed exhibition on the epacious SECOND FLUOR of our e8- tablishment. Jan 25 }w $100,000, Messrs. HOOE, BROTHER & CO. rill open On FUESDAY MOKNING, Janvary 2th, & superbcollection of those Sis FL NCED SILK ROBES, which hore fae me posrest a excitement in Wash- ington dari e week, ee = oun, av., between 8th and 9th sts, N, B.—These elegant crnsigued goods will be fourd the skconp FLooR of our octablishment, th portunity for a thor- ityles and prices before jan 25-lw ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY! rom her well koown ability and reopentaniay, that the Ladies and Gentlemen ofthis i it and put her to the nem Ruarantee that those who visit her it. eonineean 00 — es, $1.00. we pom Five Dollars. Sbe will remain ‘only @ short time. —_ jan 2>-2w~ y’ ,000 Seg = Slop. ‘Howprep, | For sale at my Nursery, near Washington. ‘I above Trees are rowth, and of tn best rolect — as E> 4 tof ORNAME eee eee eee Oe A PRUIT Mian 2 tin JOSHUA PEIRCE. a - I nn Bk as AIR TOOTH, Nall AND BANDOLINE ,at G 8’ Hair Store, near 1: it. HueRee sf is Sales Room, under wie ards” hotel. Sm omen: AUCTION SALES. a TELEGRAPHIC NEWS From the Associated Prose Agent. WALL BAR A THREE Dave Dee aaa Pee SE Stirs | seers mex + 4 ‘oetical, Hintorioal. and Scientifical Hooke. Sta. SAFETY OF THE aRIEL tionery and Fancy Goods, Gold and Sil: Hatvax, Jan. 28 —The Royal mail steams): Pencils. wer Hess aed | ccnode, Capt. Lang, with Begiish dame ae, _jan 2-d WALL & BARNARD. Auvcts. 16th in: anteok ae morning, with the By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, ha, ligence that the steamship Ariel bad PPRUSTER SALE OF VALUABLE arrived at Cork, Ireland, om the 15th, with wer PROPERTY, ON 7TH STREET, NEAR main shaft broken, only. Yarp —By virtue of a deed of trust duly The E market was slightly easier And recorded. being dated the 6th of Fe 1856, | and the Eak'hen sotuar oboe ie 7 omnee and at the request of the party entitled to the dent rate to 5 per cent. C. for Kak. thereby secured the subsoriber will sell able The Canada ‘onsols nf 1s 88 auction, in front of the premises, ona THURSDAY, on tar ann et wags a decline of Is cotton Jan. 28, 1858. at 4 o'cl Pp. m.. of square nine | OP fair and middle qualities. Lower qualities hundred and five, (905) bounded forty one feet from | Were less affected. Sreadatuffe were quiet, with the southwest corner of said square, and runni a decliniag tendency and generally unchenged (sBCOND DEsPaton ,] ulet thence north a ong the line of Provisions were q 6 inches; thence east 55 feet, thence southwardly 35, thence a fost to the piace of beginaing, situated in the cit hington. The i ‘ements consist | | The Ariel experienced very severe weather af af & good ‘and subtantial and well-baslt’ Frame | tet leaving Southampton, use. An unsuccessfol attempt bad been made to assassinate the Emperor Napoleon He was fired — an assassin, eud the ball weat through bis t The Leviathan was nearly at the end of the launching ways, and little else could be done until the high tides of the present montb, which are expected to float ber. Terms of sale: One-half cash ; the balance in six and twelve months, the puroliaser to give his notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest froin the day of sale. A deed of trust taken to secure the payments of the notes. All conveyancing at the ex- pence of the purchaser. i If the terms of sale be not complied within ten days from tae day of sale, the trustce reserves the Tese! right Premises at the risk and costof |” ‘The American ship Adriatic, which was con- the default. urchaser, iving five day’s notice , ¥ Shoal Wansumscme wheoveer paabed tothe | Sted Uy te French Course pay the damages city ol ashi on. 70! NIMROD GARRETTSON, Trustee. ped from Marseilles. jan 13-e02w A. GREEN, Auct. FUTURE DA Ys. “oven Ministry bad been organized . ter advices had been received from India. There was nothing further from Cawa- pore, owing to the interruption of the mailx The English money market was easy. C. 1 Gray A Sons, London, in the Canadian trade, had suspended Meeting of Creditors. Boston, Jan. 27.—At the first meeting of the creditors of Charles H. Mills & Ce., inthe Court ap | cd streets cast, ng back 112 fe ¢ ton 10 feet | of {nsolvency, claims to the amount of $1,200,000 wpe (Pino abig aa Sornisting ofa three- | were proved, and zdditional debts to the amount taining Bight Kooms, wi h ax a:d Gas Fixtures | Of several hundred thousand dollars will be in every room inthe house wih Bath Room, and other modern improvements. * iso, Lot No.7, same Sqvare, f onting <3 feet 10 inches on same stret, running brek 112 feet to au alley, w th the improvements, cozristing of a three- story Brick Dwel ing Hous> with Baok Beijing . iz sontsimi ¢ Saloon, Farlor. wi hia ge Diving Reom, | morning in the lumber yard of Messrs. Holt & with Domb Wi it 0 iter, &c., eight « hambers, Kitchen, | Mason, which was destroyed, with the frame Water Closets, &c., &e buildings adjoining, occupied as saloons. Messre ‘Thess houses are nearly new, well furn shed, with Holt & Mason lost $80.000.0n which there was all the modern improvenente, ond built aT the most | an insurance of $30.00 ‘The Toss on the otuer substantia! manner, and ocat dim one o} mos' > beautiful and pleas*nt parts ef the ci y. buildings will not exceed $10,000 Terms: On. fourth cash; the res:due in 6, 12, and ——— Reception of Formes. 18 a with interest, secured by deed of trust in the orem:acs. eRe, Purravetrma, Jan. 27 —Herr Formes arrived cans J.C. MoGUIRE, Awet. | |.) night, and was received by the “ Manner- By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. chor’’ Society and serenaded at midnight. He Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. | markes bis debut here at the Academy to-night, SALE OF GROCE JES. FRUITS, &c.—O» | * Plamkett, in Flolow’s opera of “ Marthe s) SATUKDAY MORNI : G. the3ith mstant, at | There is a great demand for tickets. 10 o’cloek. we will seil, in front of our store, a img stock of Groce ies. Teas, r ruits end Liquors, as 20 boxes Orange: . large, je do. | Lemons, very fine and large, 10 bis. P'ppin and B«ldw: App es, Bar_els of Brown and Yellow Sucars, Di Crashed «rd Poadcred de., and h If barrels Sugar i ouse Svr Do. Molasses, Syrup in kegs, Boxes Star, Advmantineand Mould Candies, Brown, Chemical Olive, and Castile Soap, By JAS. C. McGUIRE, 4 uctioneer. OS TIVE SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE Brick DweLiixo Houses on K Street, BE- TWEEN SECOND AND T: *NDAY AF- TERNOO ~-, February ) premises, I shail s | Lot fronting 20 fees £45 in Lot o, 6, in Square No. 579, on E ‘street, betwesn 2d at the next meeting. Messrs. Lincoln and B. R Mudze were chosen asaiznees Fire at Chicege. Cutcaco, Jan 26—A fire commenced this From Europe. New Yor, January 283—The Fulton, from Southampton 5 p. m. 13th, has arrived at this port. A telegraphic despatch from Li ‘ reports the Cotton market one-eighth penny low- er on the three days preceding the steamer’s sail- ing The Richmond Washington Statuc. Bags Rio Cotiee, Chests Black and Green Teas, Recuwoxp, Jan 27.—The statue of Wasbing- = St " Mraccsbectectoy) oo Senses ine Claret Wie, boxes Pines. Riateues, jogton was unwrapped to-day, and visited thousands of ladies and gentlemen. It was pro- nouvecd fenltiess by everybady, and is in fact a wrund and giorious work of art Convicted ef Marder. MontTcomery, Pa. 26 —The jury in the 100 barrele yams Herring, Wowlen Ware, Ka rels old Rye Whiskey, do. Brandy, Quarter and cighth —_ Brandy. Lso, On account cf whom it may concern, a stock of Fine Br ndy, Holland Gm, Oid Whiskey, * umand ‘Wine, with several thousand Cizars of fie brands. ALso, case of the boy Archer, for shootfhy Lis brother, 10 barrels Martin’s Old Rye Whisker. have rendered a verdict of murder in the second jand-ts WALL & BARNAKD, Aucts. deprec. The Death of Gen. Havelock in Boston. Bosrox, Jan. 27.—The fags of our shipping are at half-mast to-day, as a mark of respect to MARS#AL's SALE.—In virtue of five writs ot her: facias. on judgement of lemaation, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia fur the County of Wash. ington, and to me direoted. I shall expose to public | the mezory of Gen. Havelock sale, for Cash, in front of the Court-House door of _—_ said County, on SATURDAY, the 20th day of Feb- Baltimore Markets ruary, 1858, at 12 o’clock m_, the following described property, te wit, viz: Part of Lot l.in square west of square No. 4 in the City of Washington, D. begining at the southesst corner of said Lot No. |. runing thence west along the line of K street nurth 17 feet, thence north 75 feet, thence east 17 feet tence south 75 feet to beginning ; also. the undivided hal€ part of Lot No. 11, in said square, fropting on 27th street west 6” feet, running hack with that width with the rear of said Lot No.1, 40 feet 8 inches, as Bartim™org, Jan 28 —Floursteady; Howard st. super $4.50; extra do. $5.25a$5 50; Obio super B50: extra do. S5a%5 12; City Mills super $4.50; extra do. $5 .25u85.50; Baltimore ground, family $7.75, extra do. $6.75; rye flour $3.25; buckwheat flonr $2 252$2.50. corn meal $3.25 White wheat $1 2041 30; red $1 U5e81.10. Corn lower, white 53a56c., yellow 55a56¢ Whisky 20a2ic Ryrebeeed by Jotn aces feck sacs some ¢ « ward, a! je other undivi moiety ol vans Lot No. tl, 1m said square, and that part of Lot Ne. New York Markets. Iin ead square conimencing for the sameata out New Yorn, Jan 2 —Flour heavy, sales 4,000 sireet nm coruer of say th, 17 feet west of the southeast running thence on K street thence northwardly and perai- lel with 27th strect eet, thenes with the rear ime of saia Lot eastwardly 23 feet 8 inches, thence south - wardly to beginning, together with all and singular the improvements theraen, zed and levied upon as the property of Jolin McGarvey end will be sold to satisty Judicials No. 390, 355, 356, 357, ok 70m, to ‘anuary term 1858, in fe vor Geo. cai Howell & S.ribling, Timothy ©’ Vonohue & Son, Patrick Let- J.D. HOOVER, Marshal wage, aud Getty & Williams. for the District of Columbia. jan <7 dts wqByJ,C.McoUIRE. Auctioneer RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE UN IMPROVED Rea Estate.—By virtue of a deed in trast, bear.ng date the 3d day of Apri’, 1857, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8.. No. 133, foo 31, ef seq., the subseriber will sell, at public sale, on WED NESDAY, the Sd day of Febraary, 1853, at 40’. lock t uction store of Jas. C. MeGuire, on Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street the whole of Square 1°54. fronting 433 feet 1 on each of north C and D streets. and 355 fee ton h of 14th and 15th streets west, and Lot No. i4. in are Ne. 732, fronting St feet on Ist street east, between south B and C streets, by one hundred feet deep. Terms of sale: One-third cash; and the balance in six, twelve and 18 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale, secnred by adeed of trust on the Property; and if not oy With in five days after the sale, the property will be resuld upon one week's notice, at the risk and expense of the purchaser. All conveyancig at the cost of the purchaser. SHAS. 3..W ACH Trustee. _ian 15-2tawd&ds _ MeGUIRE, Auc! By C. W. BOTELER, Auotio: ARE OLD WINES AND Li Avction.—O. SATURDAYM ING, Jan- uary 3), commencing at 11 o'clock, I shall sell, at ny spacious ware-reonis, (Iron Hall) a superior assort- mee a rare old Wines and Liquors, consisting, in part, of— #0 pottles of Madre Xeres Vino Sherry, vintage of bbis ; State $4 25284 50; Ohio $1.90e85; Scuthern $4_S0ad 95 . Wheat heavy; sales of 5,000 bushels, red 1.12 a®1 20 Corn has a declining tehuency ; yellow 66aB9c Beef advanced 25 cents. Lard —— lee Whisky jc. lower; quotated 21 xc £ Financial. New Yor, Jan. 28 —Stoc opened lower, but closed firmer. Ch and Rock Island 67; Cumberland Coal Co. M&; Ilinots Central shares $3 5g; do. bonds 93%; La Crosseand Milwaukie 10% ; Michigan Southern 19; New York Central tly ; Reading 57% ; Virginia @s 93: Missouri 6's 81y. Sterling excha: dull. ———————— ="=“{*=K[K——_="NRamll©DEEE AMBROTYPES FOR FIFTY CENTS, Pot vr in Goop Cases. A fine assortment of cases from 5 cents to $5, with good Likenesees, either Ambrotype, Daguer- reotype, or Meleainutypes. Warranted good like - nesses Come early in the day. ROBERT SANDS, | Pa. ave., bet. 8th and 9th streets, Market Space ‘he pubiio are hereby cautioned 2% against neg: two BON Ds of the State of Califorma, Nos » for F500 encii, payable m is = 4s the same liave miscarried in transiniesion per mail on the 4th instan from New York to Wash- om D.C. App ication will be made for 8 new (Intel. 2w] RIGGS & CO. OD NEWS FOR THE LADIES. receivedat the New York Stere, LADIES” Ss TRIMMINGS, B fue IRISH PUINT AP jan 21-tf oneer. neer. VORS AT "§ ent A. #4 bottles of Harmony Golden Sherry, vintage of ce ier tenis aay ae 816, > 3 mi & bottles of Duke's old Indian Queen Madeira, | g1h sia,” #t No.3? Pa. avenue, betwoon 7th and vintage ne -——- = 6. botties of Duff Gordon's Manzanilla brown HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW Sherry. vintage of 1945, VOrK. 130 bottles ef Queen Isabella Sherry, umported in B43, 72 bottles of Mareh, Howard & Co. old reserve Madeira imported in 1244, see auart demuiohns of superior old Bourbon W his e Cash Cepital Surplus over The undersigned. » as javora- opeible companies. 91 bottles of Dufl Gordon & Co.'s old Conversa M. HANSON. Agent, tion Sherry, meported in teas, No, 5i27th st., oppo. Intelligencer Offics 121 bottles of J."Ainutt, Jr. Co.'s old London | _innzs-eose Port. vintage of 1844, 60 bottles of old L. P. Madeira, imported by James Owen in 1843, 10 cases of Imperial Crown Sherry, i cases of Lobe Sherry 52 botties of superior old Regina Port from the ndon Docks, 90 bottles of Queen Port, 70 botties of Harmony superior pale Sherry, 85 bottles Echecupar pale Sherry, 12 years old, 16) ** Rudo!pn _ Sherry imported in 1848, cenuine old Holland Gin, Atmontillady choice pale Sherry , 1839, old bast a Sherry, of Sir John Oliveira’s favorite Medeira, / Superior a anv ntity, - gaquire, without delay, at the o ce of the Gas Licht aaa J.P. RROWN, Senratare BOW'S REVIEW, INDUSTRIAL RE sources, &c.. edited by J. D. B. DeBow, cul lished morth!y ; $3 per annum. Press,» weekly paper devoted to Polit: veial, Literary, Educa !, and indus- Development ; 82 per annum. Ipstuns received by FRANCK TAYLOR, Agent. $I 000 tara #100 A YEAR. R. Profitable and honorsbie emplor ra oo 57“ imported i829, ‘34 bottles of pure Juice{Port, unadulterated, loo °° superior old Cognac Brandy, lv, 350 flasks very old Marett & Co.’s Cognac Brandy, R. mevt for all umes. Persons :n vintage 182", R. n oF country, in search of em- 120 bottles of superior old Pinet, Castillon Brandy, AK: ployimeut ass source of income, vintage 1835, AR. orto fill up their leisure houre, » — Moet & Chandon's celebrated green-seal aS. may hear of seek an ~ Champagne Wi A + two stamps, to py stage, to 20 cases Mumm’s Cabinet Champagne, AYEAR. Prof, JAMES T. HORNE, 25 cases de Kanviile Champagne, A AK. Box N » New York Post 15) bottles old Louden Dock Cognac Brandy, 1819, A AR. Omee employment is fitted 1” cases Laubanheimer WW ine, AYEAR. to either sex; station in life im- 2 cases very fine St. Jullien Claret. AYEAR. matenal. Itis anarticle of S3dozen very superior vld double-orange Curacoa A AK. covsumption.and can be maue - imported in 1850, a AR. jactured i the agent's dwelling ; 4 dozen assorted Liqueurs, imported in 1853, A AR. secure hy cooyright; sale as 3 vozen old Maraschino, Aa AR. pern.anent as flour. An agent 1s 5 cases Brandy Cherries, A AK. wanted in every town im the PL wert superior Each tag 34 mA YEAR. Union, . * jan 25 1 acks very superior lorence O1!, > 2) dozen Bordeaux Pick! HPPRIOR & E, ES. A Hannes at Puivate Sare.— ub seriber has on =f SAL & are ft close Family Carnage, builtta. Lawrence, of Sew York, and in ing been in "se but a few months. es, 10 dozen Begon’s superior French Mustard. 7 cases very fine old Caihoun Whisky, 10 cases eld Mountain Dew Whisky 15 bottles superior Monongahela Whisky 6 ive-gallon demijohns very old Is:ay malt Whis- v and jor, bav- iso, & pair of superior large bas Morgan Horses, 5 cases superior Sauterne Wine, six and seven veareuld, we matched, and stylish 151 bortles Islay malt Whisky, travellers. 6 dozen London Cordia! Gin, 8 pall allor, botties very fine old Virginia Peach ra 150 bottles 'of Otard, Dupuy & Co.'s Brands, 150 bottles of old Topas Sherry. ‘The above ste-k comprises a consi old, eatensive and reliable house in are repressatetns being superior in Also. an excellent set of double silver-plated Car- . MoGUIRE, Jan 2- Wt Auptionser & Com. Merchant. EW CONFECTIONERY, N No. 487 7th st., ome door north ef G tt mext from an The subscriber respectfully annouvoes to the citi- hy ‘A any 'e tab - thing heretofore offered at auction in 4 Zens and the public that he has fitted up 7 a Co eurs and the public generally are invited | !8hment Ja the best style. and on tooall and test the quniiy of the varousarticles and | 101gsst CON EES COVERY « a be inoed of their decided superionty. "The x ili be arranged for exaumiustion two ICE CREAM 2: to be had. REA Seay the sale. talogues may be obtained at the best pins. wh a oe 1 - to order, inany part of the city at " 5 “AKES. of sul kinds, every day st eo de gpd ‘ol the beet westerns) the merket Saas of FANCY CAKES that te wcuells kept 1 ince of thie a . Weld . &e., furmshed to order vada, artcs, Wedge, Ae farmed to order terms. jan 18-Im* WM. P. FORD. forms at sale, ber C. W. BOTELER. Auctioneer. ARSHAL’S SALE. ti Mifatsasrtnderthelionintt tested Peacert Qeser: ofthoe of the Cireuit Court of t} 2 District of Ge us coed ppecbatane ty or Ny aalaing' and panda Rowe o, pal ie sale, for CasH. in o_O | . BRAUVY respectfully announ be loor of said county, on 8. ie ished a GAL. A eR Ore the Slat day of January, 1 BY MM, pes eet Tin REACLENN'S ae eae ng dese Property to wit: Al * | to execute curmmissions for the I ‘a t. title, claim. and interest in and tothe three | eraph. hitherio mde wuly at ne ngenal extab- Tame Houses erected |O, 5. in fichment in New York. on Maryland avenue, between ais A variety We and rare Photoraphic spent ao oe Washington, D. yee ond ie will 40 his colisetion, togetaer with bold yo onfate Jud “ i. oo 5. oe Nn b ind of many of the most Aa TT |, in favor of omer . Brany by to bis ington Gallery i. ER, Marshal ~§ abe Brincs jan 6-dte* Ey Petal Fr Colombia, teen, years’ experience a is Sse Rass eethden thet tre te. wall Els dalary se thethcoutin yan B-evt!