Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Curmtxat Cornt.—When our report closed yere terday, the evidence for the United States in the case of Mary McFerson for the murder of Nancy Buckhanan het! just closed. The defence presented no evidence, but Mr. ‘Norris prayed the Court for a series of instruc- ions to the jury as follows : Sst. Ifthe jury should not be satisfied from the evidence aforesaid that the death of the deceased was occasioned by the said wounds upon her —— prisoner is entitled to a verdict of ac- quit*al “d. And if they should be of opinion that the wounds so received by the deceased were not mortal in their character, but tbat the fever which caused her death was rendered mortal by some positive supervenient cause or stimulant, inde- pemtent of, and not produced by the said wounds or heating, or other act of the prisoner, then the prisoner is in like manner entitled to a verdict of Aequittal. 3. And if they should believe from the evi- dence that the said wounds would not in their nature, had they been inflicted “eee a person of ordinarily healihy constitntion, bave produced death, but merely resulted in grievous bedily batm, although they should believe — occa- sioned the death of the deceased, they will find the prisoner gailty of manslaughter only. 4th. And although they should believe that the said wounds cansed the death of the deceased, yet if they should further believe that the pris- oner at the time of inflicting the same was moved by « sudden provocation, and had not a fo.med er aes or design to take the life of the deceased, ut merely to chastise or severely beat her, they can find the prisoner guilty of manslaughter only. Sth. If they should further believe from the evidence aforesaid, that any of said wounds were inflicted _on the deceased by the prisoner at a former day. and that the infliction of the same were provoked by an assanlt upon the prisoner by the deceared ; and it is uncertain whether the said wounds or those charged in the indictment caused the death of the deceased, they should find the prisoner not guilty, unless they believe that the said wounds inflicted on the deceased on the former oceasion were dixproportioned to the Provocation, then they can find the prisoner guilty of manslaughter ont ‘These instructions were after argument, snb- m tted to the Court, who answered them with Proper qualifications. moa aap = acting district attorney then ra the following instructions to the jury on The part of the United States, pat “Tf the jury believe fi the evidence afore- srid, that the prisoner, Mary McFerson, as .ault- ed the deceased, Nancy Buckbanan, in the man- ner and form aforesaid, to wit: with the oaken board and the chair aforesaid, either from malice springing up at the instant, or from a pre-e crived matice; and that she, the said Prison: did then and there inflict upon the said decea the mortal wounds and bruises aforesaid. of which said mortal wounds and bruises, she the said deceased afterwards then and there then the said prisoner, Mary McFersou is of murder, and it is not necessary should be satistied that the prisoner had the dis- tinct intent in fact to produce death by the blows, provided they further find from the evidence, thr seme were wilfally and violently inflicted, with tntent to do zriev bodily harm to the decased, and withont regard to consequences’? This instruction the Court answered in the some manner ay in the foregoing instructions prayed by the counsel for the defence The jury was then addressed by a1 Maury for government, and Messrs. Rooker and Norris for defence i The case then went tothe jury, who, after an absence from the court-room of one bour, re- turned with a verdict of manslaughter. There- upon the Court adjourned. To-day, the Con:t met at the usual hour, but up to the time our reporter left the Court, nothing had been done. Several prisoners were ar. raigned. but in the absence of witnesses no case ‘Was taken up for trial. that the jury Lecrere py Mr. Georex Corway —There was a full audience at Philharmonic hall last evening to listen to the discourse of Mr. Copway, the educated Yndian. The several delegations of Indians at present in the city, were on the stand with the speaker, and were objects of no little curiosity. ‘The lecture itself was full of interest, especially to those of the audience acquainted with the general history of North Ameiican In- dians. The intention of the lecturer was. appa- rently to awaken a desire in the minds of hix hearers to attempt the civilization and preserva. tion of bis red brethren in a more effectual man- ner than has yet been adepted He spoke of the hostilities between the two races. and urged that his race should not be so deeply censured on this account, as the antazo- nisin arose more by reason of the white mau's cupidity. than from any savage principle inherent in the Indians. To prove this. he urged that when the whites first came hither from Europe, they received kindness and hospitality at the bands of the red men More than this, wien different nations of whites have gone to war for the supremacy in this Western world, they ve each made use of the Indians as their auxiliaries For the decline of the Indians he accounted by the intreduction among them of deadly weap- ons by their engaging in the wars of the whites, with each other, by strange diseases, such as the smallpox, &e. One great reason why it has been found impossible to civilize the Indians, be said, was because of their being so frequently removrd from one district or reservation to another. In conclusion, he suggested a plan for the civ- ilization ard christianization of the remafnin; tribes, by centralizing them in one reserv: where they should he permitted to remain, and where the transition from the savage state should be gredual, and with a view to their physical comfort. By this means they would require few- erteachers, and could be governed by suitable laws. Their children cone be sent to school, and ultimately they would become usefal aud geed citizens Screeme Court.—Wednesday - Ino. T. Doyle, Esq ,of New York, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court. No 4% Jacob (. Payne et al, plaintiffs in er- ror, es. Jonathan J. Nilex et al. ‘The argument of this cause was concluded by Mr. Chilton for the plaintiffs in error No. 50. Paul Spotford et al_, claimants of the steamship James Ader, &e', appellants, rs Wm. J. Todd et al. Appeal from the Cirenit Court of the United States for the southern dis- trict of New York ‘The matters in controversy in this cause having been agreed and settled be- tween the parties, it was ordered that this appeal be dismissed, with costs , Nos. 51 and 52 dwin M. Chaffee, trustee Hovace H. Day, plaintiff in error, Mayward, and Horace HH. I rs. Nathaniel Hayward causes were argued by Messrs. Pitan S. Bradley for the defendant in error, and submitted on a printed argument by Mr Offs in error No 54. Horace C. Silxby et al. a pellants, vs Elisha Foote. The arguinent of this canse was commenced by Mr. Blatchford forthe appellauts Adjourned Thursday —Wm BH. Brown, Exq., of New York. was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this Conrt No 30 David A. Lecombe et al + plaintiffs ia error. rs Franklin steele. In error to the Su- preme Court forthe Territory of Minnesota. Mr Justice Campbell delivered the opinion of the Jenckes for the plain- Court, affirming the judgment of @he said Su- preme Court in this cause, with costs No. 54. Horace C. Silsby et al. appellants, +s Elish Foote. The argument in this cause was continued by Mr. Foote for the appellee, and by Mr. Keller for the appellants. Adjourned Concent sy St. Matruew’s Cuoin.—Amidst the various scenes of pleasure that promise to en- liven the ng week, the Concert by St. Mat- thew’s Choir on Monday next, holds the most Prominent rank, as an occasion which will not only afford the highest enjoyment t wiil dis- play an cffort of musicat art rarely witnessed in the metropolis or any other city of the United States. By reference to the programme it will be seen that the pieces to he performed are of the Most attractive character, and will be executed by ledies and gentlemen whose names are iden- tified with all that is exquisite in melody avd sony. Such a Concert, aside from the mere plea- sure of the hour. is manifestly a source of struction and a means of self-refinement; and will, no doubt. be patronized by all who are dis- Posed to mingle the useful with the agreeable. A Great Bitt'—To-night Miss Agnes Rob- ertson is announced to appear at the Theatre in six characters, with songs and dances, viz: “Carlo” in “Asimedens,” and ax “Mari “Hlaus,”’ “Sally Bacon,” “Fftie,” and ““Corney”* in the capital farce of *‘The Young Actress.” By the way we notice that a very desirable jm- rovement bas been made in the way of ventil- ating the Theatre, by which the surplas heat which paturally rese to the upper part of the building, incommeding more particularly thoxe in the dress circle, is discharged through the roof. The dress circle ix to be more briliiantly lighted up, and then the new Theatre will be as nearly perfect as possible in this lower world. Tue Guaxp Jray of this District have, we hear, refused to tind a bill against General Cul- lum, lag? Clerk of the House of Representatlves, ‘on the book corruption charges made against him by John € Rives It is now seported about town that Gen. Callum will return a Rowland for an Oliver by bringing a libel suit azainst Rives Meroproy —That lonp-faeed. <olemn-faced. yet levesiatibly comic faced JW Landi , holds forth nightly with Lis merry confederates in Ee bi- opiza minstreisy at the Metod proof of their mwirt 2 give them acall. To-night Landis and his pany appear as old style darkies, and tor better Lacrung ar tux Asszmaty Rooms.—Wednes- day evening, John Delafield, Eeq., of Missouri, delivered a lecture as above, on the Truth of Holy Writ, and in opposition to the isms of the day. The audience was small, probably on ac- count of the insufficient notice giver, but the lec- ture was certainly a most able ana interesting discourse. The lecturer an by imag ning a reapers alone at mid: it, on a river; around ‘im are the flowing waters, the dense forests, the lofty banks, and many other manifestations of the grandeur of nature; above him is the out- spread canopy, bedecked with inuumerable stars whose brightuess is reflected by the ever-flowin; waters at bis feet; no animal life is near, and, save the murmuring of the stream, as it sweeps onward to the ocean, all is still and silent. The hour is La, sineres for thoughts concerning the whereof and the wherefor of all things that exist. and what is to be the condition of the mental part of man in the unknown future. Under such circumstances the mind is liable to enter voluntarily upon speculations, and accord- ing to its degree of intelligence will its notions be irrational, or in accordance with Divine revel- ation. The starting point for these r flections is apt to be the mutations which matter is observed to be continually undergoing ; and fiem this we are naturally led to consider what is the source of = and to what will these changes ultimately ten ‘The speaker roceeded to show how the intel- ligent mind is thus led to recognise and accept Divine revelation, while those inclined to dis- ute the truths therein set forth, become involved na Jabysinth of inconsistent’ philosophisings, from which, because of the vastness of the sub- ject, they are totally unable to extricate their thoughts, and will, in all probability, settledown on some ernde system of infidelity. The fool- ishness of the so-called systems of Philosophy, founded on infidelity, was’ next illustrated, and the large share of credulity necessary for their belief remarked. The lecturer then examined several of these systems, and called attention to the fact that while they appear consistent with some of the developments of science, they are fo to be ia other particulars totally at vari- ance with the same. The revelations of Holy Writ were then con- sidered, in connection with the sciences, and it was shown that, so far as all established facts are concerned, there is no disagreement between the two. It is trne that they do not, however, always agree with speculations of scientitic men For instance. the Bible is disputed because it is said that geology proves this world to have existed for a much longer period than that assigned it in the Mosaic account. Geologists contend that the earth was first a mass of molten matter, and the outer crust gradually became cool and hard. This the lecturer thought irrational, as it does not permit the existence of water on the earth and the atmosphere to be rationally accounted for. They say that the inner portions of the globe are still in am incandescent condition, and gradually assuming solidity; but the mines in the Carpa- thian mountains and the deepest sea soundings prove that the deeper you penetrate the earth be- hey a certain distance, the more intense is the cold. The notion that there bas not been time suffi- vient, allowing the Mosaic account to be true, for the light from many of the fixed stars to have reached us was exploded ; for, said the lecturer, the passage of light throngh space ix instantane- ous, and it is only throngh the sixty-four miles of atmosphere surrounding our earth, that light meets with obstructions As a whole. the lecture was a powerful argu- sument against infidelity, and displayed great mental labor. Mr. D. lectures avain te nighe on the isms of the day, the object of the discourse being especially to show the fallacy of spirit- ualism and other recent wonderful doginas. EXAMINATION OF ANDERSON AND RAWLINGS Yesterday afternoon, Luke Anderson and Wil- liam Rawlings, who were suspected of being concerned in the murder of William Griffin, at Aquin Creek, Stafford county, Va , on the 2ith of December, 1-57, were taken trom the county jail to the seventh district police office for a hearing before Justice Donn. ‘The prisoners were incus- tody of Constables Allen and Boss. Daniel Rat- clitfe appeared for defence. A number of wit- nesses were examined but nothing was elicited implicating the prisoners, and they were dis- missed by Justice Donn for want of evidence to justify holdingthem. Th: suspicion against An- derson appears to Lave arixen merel nm the fact that he was at Aquia Creek on Christmas eve, the date of the murder, and that he came away rather hastily: but acause for his sudden departure was shown in his being ill and wish- ing to get back to Washington as speedily as possible ‘Tue Weatner.—Range of the thermometer trom Thursday noon, Jan. 21, to January 28, Morning. Noon. Night Thursday . 34° Priday.. Saturday. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday... Thursday. -4i Remarks an. 2ist—got out fine and so fin- ished. cold; 22d—rime frost, day fine, cloudy and milder to ¢: 23d—tine, colder, ice made, Shane and raw; Uth—cloudy, milder, heavy fogs, mist fatling all dsy; 25th—thick foy, milder, cleared off and lightly cloudy to end. about balf-past 6a most beautiful lunar rainbow; 26th—tine, cooler, beautiful taingow and gorgeous clouds at sunrise, clondy, warm and «howery to end; 2th—tine, a trifle cooler. stormy sky, cold, raw and cloudy to end: 2th—fine, cooler. Last quarter moon, Friday, Feb. 5, about 4 pm Grorsetows, D.C., Jan. 2%, 1858. B. Disorverty Connect —Last night, watchmen Harper and Richardson were attra: to the vicinity of the Railroad and Swampocdle by loud cries, indicating a riot. They came upon two men, named A. Bon!der and Peter Gleason, a med with cutlasses and creating considerable disturbance. They undertook ie resist the otticers. and refused to give up their weapons. The result was that one of them was knocked down by a blow with a watcbman’s short-staff, and the other was Gieeiaat lly d. They were taken to the guard-house and this morping were fined S20 in one case and &5 in the other, each two eaves to answer for. The whole cost of the frolic was 351.01. Fine —Last night, between seven and eight o’elock, the brick stables in the alley north of F street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, oc- copied by Dr. Miller, Senator Toombs and Mr. Johnson, were discovered to be in flames alarm was given and the firemen were pri on the ground. ‘The stables, with the fa were burned, but the horses were saved, damaze of a Property The cause of the fire i Atremrt at Roprery —On Tuesday night last, a gentleman, in crossing the avenue at Sixth street, was jostled bya man, who rushed by bim, and, as if by accident, cauzht bis band in the watch-guard of the gentleman, breaking the gard, bat not pulling the watch from the pocket The purpose of the fellow, evidently, was to seize the watch and run away with it. Tue exter: Concerts of the “Old Folks” are d awinz to aclosy, much to the regret of other old folks, middle-aged folks and young folks, who have been gratified by their delineations of ancient music, manners and costumes. To-day. the Old Folks are paying a visit to that Mecca of all patriotic Americans—Mount Vernon Ake —Connolsseurs will find something worth their atteution in the an- nouncement by C. W. Boteler of bis second sale of choice wines and liquors. These have been carefully selected fro he stocks of large im re ting warehouses in New York, and are sui ple for private use. The sale commences at 11 o'clock to-morrow morni A Romance oF Rear Lire —The trial of T. W. Smith in Philadelphia, charged with the murder of Richard Carter; embracing all the frets, items, incidents, portraits of tne rine! pal actors in this life drama, is published In fall in the New York Weekly Dispatch of this we-k. Mitirary —The Washington Light Infantry held a meeting on Monday night and voted to go to Richmond on the 22d of February, to take part in the. inauguration ceremonies of the statue of Washington D. Cuixton Price, a popular American Gui- tarist from New York, is engaged and will ap- pear at the Melodeon, in connection with 1 andis’ Company, on Monday evening next. See adver- tisement. Frowenrs tx Jaxvary.—We have before usa bunch of fragrant flowers, crown in the open air in the yarden of Mrs. John F. Boyle, in the First ward. Warten Reterns.—Jos. Knipe, Pa , vagrant; workhouse % days. James Brian, Va., fire riot; security for peace. Jno. McDevitt, Pa, do.; do. Jobn Lester, Ireland, drunk; workhouse 90 days John Meginis. Ireland, do.;'do. Anthony Boul- der, Ireland, disorder!» and earrying dangerous weapons; fine and costs, $27 (2. Peter Gleason, Ireland, de.; do. Six Icdyers, all non-residents. —_—_—— Dysrersia ann Fits —Dr. Tracy Delorme, great ecurer of Consumption was fur several years #0 badly atilicted by dyspepsia that for n part of the time he was confined to his bed. He was rentualiy cured by & presorpt euirvoyantant 1 ct d wale ina state who has taken it, never baving equally as sare ia cases of fits ae ingredients a be found in any seud this valuable prexcription to any person on thel receipt of one postage stamp to px: ‘Ad frees Dr. Tracy Devons, Ofkes, jan ds tm" AzzivaL—The Oyster trade is quite lively at this time, and the lovers of the bivaives will be glad to glad to leara that the George L. Broom arrived yes- day at Stone & Mexruder's wharf, with some of the extra fine large Horn Harbor Uysters that will ie treat had better, ail soon, 8 sca joing like hot cakes. patna terme ——_——___ Weppixc Caxes very pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream and Water loes at $1.50 per gallon, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F sts. jan 22 im* J. Fosse. DIED. nna etown, on the 28th instant, GEORGE a) 7 ears. Hus fiends and relatives are javited to attend his funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. from his {pte remidonce. on Jefferson street, near the Se ridge. GEORGRTOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. T.—A first-class RESIDENCE 4 ae of Fayette ‘aud 4th streets, Goorss- town. Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs. ANN R. O'NEALE. ‘ja, %-eolm | ral OSTON.—The schooner WR. New eee Bacon, master, has arrived. and will discharge on ‘Tuesday, (to-morrow. Fo! Bo i. to the above port, apgly tom HARTLEY £ SHO. 10 Water att, George: town. _ jan 25 St ISH! FISH! FIS: FISH! Wishing to close ont our stock of FISH we will offer them at reduced prices. Peisons in want of No.1 Alewives, (St. John’s) a very superior article and Eastern Herring, round, gi |. dry salted, an pickled, will do well to call ‘before porns soe: where. HARTLEY & BRO., jan 2-lw Water street. Bo a a el OAR DING.—MISS GWYNN, occupying Mrs. bee merce po house, in ten pantalla treet Smith’s Row, can accomm 8 2 ithe with very desirable Rooms and good BOARD. jan 22 Im R™ CING STOCK—CHEAI JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., wishing to reduce his stock as owas possible by the tat of March, will sell from this date every descri ener WINTER GOODS at reduced prices cash. Fancy Colored Dress Silks, Printed Mousline Delaines, Merino, Plaids and Poplins, French Merinos, NN Shawls, Scarfs, , loaks, &c. will be so'dat a VERY GREAT REDUCTION on formes prices. Prompt customers supplied u the usual feems. Thi settled their Bills rendered to !xtinstant.he tenders his grateful ac- knowledgemerts and will be under many obligations to a Who bave nt. to do so by cash or note at their earliest conveniences. jan 21 be J. i. SWOOT. O LET.—The new three®-ztory and eligibly sit- uated BRICK HOUSE near the northwest cor- ner of Beall and Washington streets, Georgetown. ‘This 1s a superior residens Ee, and commodiout built in the very best style, wit edern improv: ments. It contains 13 rooms, pantries and closets, and kitchen in the back building. There is also fine dry celiar under the whole building. The lot is 189 by 120 feet. . Al 0, the large three-story Brick House on K st., nes anton Phe hostess one of = sao houses opposite the Brewery. Fortermsapply to Fan 1h ataw3w “A ADLER. EF NE ALES.—We respectfuily announce to our ce FOR CASH. havin friends and the public that we have at last suc eded in having a large quantity of ALES of vari- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- ety that was ever offered in this market. All persons wishing a nice article of Ale can have it by applying tous for either of the following brands, viz. Kennett. Burton X XX Pale, India Pale, Phil- adelphia and XX. We also have a fine article of Brows Pye and 7 Boe eee on hand. tbe All orders by mail, or given to our drivers. wi 2 de SHINN, seem Sion Bottling Deeds, x1 Gress test Ottley + aid Foro Georgetown, D.C. OR SALE—ARNY’S CONFECTIONERY is offered at private sale. A great bargain anda good oprortunity for a Confectioner who under- stands hia business. If not disposed of by the 8th of February next the whole concern, together with the three-story Brick House, 84 Bridge street, will be offered at public auction. Georgetown, D. C., Jan #-tf N M. RUPPEL. ORTH side of Market Space, No. 37, between Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown, announces to eis patrons that at his RESTAURANT may be found at al! times the choicest and most excelient assortment of | ITQUORS, the freshest OYSTERSand all kicds of GAME in season. Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices, jan$ HE REMARKABLE HIST’*RY OF THE Five Little Pig: per '3cts ; cloth 35 cts. Ry Frog who would a woo:ng g°; 25 cts. he House that Jack bui't; splerdidiy illustrated, and superbly iiluminated by the son of a genius ; 25 cts The ead history of Greedy Jem, ard all his Little brothers, by Chas H. Bennett; 25 c's. Th: Visivle Arithmetic, an illust ated multiplica- tion table; I2ets. ¢ Faithful Parrot, by Chas. Bennet; 25 cts. A Laughter Book for little folks; 25 ets. A new supply of the above popular juvenile books, just ree ived at ve TAYLOR & MAURY'’S Bookstore, jan 28-4t . near %th st (Intel., States, Unien. Globe) N INCE MEAT FOR PIES. aes An additional sueplr of MINCE MEAT of best quality. KING & BURCHELL, jan Corner Vermont avenne and 15th strect. HE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for February, Just received at i . TAYLOR & MAURY’S Bookstore, near 9th st, (Intel ,Union.& States.) jan 27 4t loested at the corner of 12th street and Ono avenue, adjoining Trueman & Draper’s Mill, is prepared to execute all ordera in tig hua, wath dispatch: : NEWELS and BALLUSTERS of all kinds kept constantly on hand. He solicits a share of the patronage formerly so libe ally bestowed upon him. . in 27-lw T. SHEID. UST RECEIVED, from the sloop George L. Broon. a lot of the hnest and largest OYSTERS, from Horne Harbor. tat have been in this market this season. Any person wishing a supply of these fine Oysters can be supplied at the Post Office Restaurant. 7th and K sireeta. . a JOS. GIBSON & W.G,. HURLEY. jan 7 3t* SUPERIOR BOURBON WHISKEY AND \) Orv Maverra Wine at PRivate SALe.- The subsoriber hax on private 8 le 15° dezev Superior Old Bourbon Whis ey, reerived direct from Wal- lace. Pope & Co., Louisville. A'so, from the private of @ gautleman in Baltim> e. five 5-gallon wijolns of very superior Madeira Wine, represented to be twenty years od, and @ very choice articl " jan 27-d6t J. McGUIRE, Anct 4 PECI* 1. NOTICE,.—Tre subscriber respe tful- Ss ly notifies persorn having unsettied aocounts with bim that the r bills will be presente t for settle- went within this month, when he hopes Mg wi lre- rompt att ntion, The nature of his business does not sl ow ti for repeated cal s on those in rT potesin a reasonable time af- ter presentat‘on will be placed in the collector's hands for settlement without dixeriminat on, jan 27 daw C McGUIRE, RIGHTLY’S ANALYTICAL DIGEST the Laws of the United States from the Con constitution up to the end of the Thirty- fourth Congress, “The text given in the words of the statue book ; the matter arranged alphabetically and analyti And the notes include thd decissions of all the both State and Federal iu which the con- f the Statue Law of the United States e subject of adjudication, as well ax those of the heads of the Executive Depa -tmenta.”” Complete in one volume of 1,140 large and closely rrinted octave pages, Tull law b:ndine. Prise $6, t published. ee __ FRANCK TAYLGR AN, UPRIGHT PIANO. 7 octaves, benatiful rosewood, fine finish, and exquisite tone, sale ata great ba ain, at our Piano Forteand Music Store, No. 3% Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. an 36 JOHN F. ELLIS. ILLINERY, DRESS-MAKING AND M TRIMMING ESTABLISHMENT. Ladies visiting Washington are respectfully in- formed that we are prepared to make up Dresses, Gioska, Ese i. &o., at Short nesice. the latest styles, satisfaction jarani ina!l cases. 4 and Cloak Trimmings, of Ey nome: yee, with UES, UNDERDRES*E ONS. and MILLINERY on hand. BONNETS, dexorip- HILDREN’S BOOKS FOR 1858. Commodore, Mother’s ‘True Stori derful Mirror, Richard, the Lion-hearted, Heroes of Bitter a es of Sea and ind, Inquisitive dack, ok loldhero, What to do and how to d Siberian Sable Hunter, True Stories an Tales from the German, Belle and Lilly, Golden Rule. Aunt. Mavor's Nurser: hym Naughty Boys and Girls, Fairy Tales by the Coun tess poset ean cory bee ypsed iat youth of all es. some of them just from Lendon, ba) *RANCK TAYLOR. [rok MOUNT VERN ‘The Steamer THOMAS COLLYER willresame her regular trips to Mount Vernon on Friday next, making two trips gach week—levving the wharf on’ Tuesday and Friday mornings. Stora nt o'clock, connecting wth the stoner at 8% o'clock. connecting with the ateame jan 2th SAMUEL RAKER. Captain. JAT SALE OF CARRIAGES. GR _AT COST. The firm of Gardner & Place having dissolved on the 7th instant, by mutual consent, to, close up their business we now offer for' sale, at cost, at their stand, No. 553 12th- street, near the corner of C, the following Carriages: Five Buggies, four Rockxways, one Four pas- senger Phaeton ‘and two Exprene Waxonn All the above were made ofthe beat and most tho. rough cessoned lamber aud budt by ekilifal and ex- 1 workmen. and will be warrated for twelve f aatisfactory guarantee bemg given with N. Saryeat funds reanired in every instance, Also, 108 vi weap for cash. pamper ae AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Austioneer. Bowne YS AND LL IXTURES. he 1 ‘wary. ty o m., Bowli ki Mr. Wii on st between hand niroets, ali the effeors ishment, viz: hree Bowling Ail .T and Pins. puperior ia cand others Counters. 1 handelers and jurners, and Cooking Apara- us With many other articles which we deem unneces+ sary to enumeiate. ‘erms cash. 29 A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By A.GREEN, Aw re TP RUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE Inrnoven A — By virtue ota us july execa' and recorded being dated the 6th of Februn: 856, anda: the request of the party entitled to t! thereby secured the subsoriber will sel! at pul remises, on THURSDA Jan. 28, 1858, at 40 . Mm. juare nine hundred and five, (905) botinded forty one feet from the southwest corner of said square, and ranni thence north a.ong the line of 7th street east 21 fe 6 inches; thence east 55 feet, thence southwardly 35, eon foes 20, the beginning, situated =“ y ol provements consis! of a good tial and well-built Frame e ‘ed payment. A deed of trust taken to secure t the All conveyaneing at th pence of the purchase: If the terms of sale be not complied within ten ‘Ways from tne day of sale. the trustee reserves right to resell said oe atthe msk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving five day’s notice of cnid resaic in some newspaper published in the city of Washington. NIMROD GARRETTSON, Trastee. jan 13-co2w A. GREEN, Auet. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED noul FRIDAY, the 12th day of February next. same hour. By order of the Trustee Jan 29-eotw -GRE UBLIC SALE OF A NUMBER OF SER- ._ VANTS. AND OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY.—By virtue of an order of the Orphans’ Court of Wash- ington county, J). C. the subscriver will at public sale,on TUESDAY, Feb, 2, 1958, if fair. if not, next fur day thereafter, at the late residence of Mrs. Ann Talbott, deceased. between the Navy Yard Bridge and Good Hope, all the personal prop- erty of said deceased, con: ix valuable Servants,a good depaght Ho ne Hogs, all her Household an itchen Furniture, large lot Cabbage, Bee Hives filled with honey, Terms of sale, cash, unless otherwise agreed upon with the administrator on the day of sale. Bale to commence at 10 o’clock a.m. FRANCIS RK. DAVIDSON, Administrator of Ann Talbott. jan %-4t* Tu, Th,S&M —___—_—_—_—_——_———— FOR RENT AND SALE. ct Nec marcia encnen nes (POR RENT.—A fine KK STABLE, with Carriage House, rie Fe yet H street. betw 19th and 2)ta streets. Inquire ot Mrs. A. HOOVER, Pa. avenue. jan 29 3t SOR RENT.—STORE-ROOM, FIXTURE and CELLAR, corner Tenth and 1. sts. north. For terms inquire next door. jan 28-3t* Vv j/ORTHY OF NOTICE,.—Intending to retire from my present business, | offer a rare oppor tunity to any one disposed to take charge of hotel nducted upon the Furepean plan. ‘The house lex been fa Sy known to citizens and strangers, and commands a farge share of patronage, which can be increased by attention. Water, conveniences are upon the premisi as, and all other . The sitnation of the house commands the whole thoroughfare of Pa. avenue, between Sd and 43: streets. and but a short distance from the Capitol. To insure a profit- ab'e investment call early, or addres: Jan 28-eolw WM_ RUPP. Prop’r. A PLEASANT FKONT ROOM TO RENT & on l3th street, between E and F, No. 452. jan 27-e03t™ ne ER EE eee {OR RENT—Store and Dwelling, No. 5°8 Penn sylvania avenue, between edand 3d streets, for- merly occupied by G. Knot, as aconfectionery. Bake house attached and every convenience for the trade. Also, STORE and DWELLING No. 516, adjo.n mag the Exoress office ‘ossessio: given immediately, Inquire of J. P. PEPPER, at Express Office jan 26 cotf OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY.—A FARM of 4ti acres of Land situated in Buckingham county,Va., with Stock and Farming Utensils, together with a Saw and Grist Mil, and Engine attached. Inqmre of J. V. LIN, on G street south, between 4s: and 6th sts, jan 25-1m* POR SALE.—A very valu: FARM for sale. lyirg on the east side of the Eastern Branch and one and a half mes fromthe } Yard Bridge, and adjomning John A. Smith's farm, containing b=tween fifty aud sixty acres. It hason it # good Dwelling House, with seven rooms snd all the necessary out houses. No objection to take a house and lot in tne city inexchange. _ For further partioulars apply to JOHN Wi. A. WILSON, or to Rezin Arnoid, near the Episcopal Church, Navy Yard. jan 2 Sw OR RENT.—Two STORES, on Pa, avenue between ISth and 133% streets, south side. One with cellar at $15 per month; the other at $12.50 per month. Inquire on the premises. jan 12-cotf OOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.—Two Rooms, on 2d floor, on Pa. avenue, between 12th aad ISth streets, over Sam’i. Lewis’ Jeweiry Store. will be let low to imanent tenent. Would make ood uffice rooms. Apply to WM. F. BAYVLY, Stationer. jan 12-tf JQ OAR DING.—Foar or five gentlemen oan be ac- commodated with BOARD and comfortable ett h by applying at No. 494 !4th street, between a D on ‘Also, a handsome front ROOM for rent, furnished. jan 2 OAR DING.—MRS. RUFF, No. 3% D street. nemr Seventh, has taken this large and commo- dious House, where she intends to rent her rooms, furnished or unfornished, to single Gentlemen. or Gentiemen and their Wives, with Board. Transient Boarders by the pay or week. Meals seut out at all hours of the day. Also, wanted, 2 girls to do general housework. jan li-tm* sor s -— Our sincere thanks are 4 hereby tendered to all who have settled theirne counts with ns sinee our lest issue of bills. Butour principal object now is to call the attention of those who have not paid to this notice. We want them to know that we are suffering for the use of the monew t delay those persons acommmodated will call GETT & DODSON STATE OF CALIFORNIA BONDS, . ee The law providing fur Funding the Bonded.and other specified indebtedness. of the Stace of Cali fornia, requires that the old Bontls and Certificates shall be forwarded to Sacramento during this year, to be cancelled and replaced by new ones, we will act As agents in this business, and requestan early delivery of the Bond janim * CHURB BROTHERS. $100,000. SPECIAL NOTICE. HOOE, BROTHER & CO., have just received from New York, ON CONSIGNMENT, ANOTHER CHO) 4 ASSORTMENT oF RARE AND DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS, INCLUDING, All Wool De Laines, at 25, 3754. and 50 cts. Black ™iiks 624¢ and 75 cts. Silk roplin Robes a Quilie. Binck and Colored Grenadines. _ &e., &c., &o.,&e. At Unprecedently Low Prices. Call and Fxamine. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE _inn 3-lw ___between &thand 9th 1 I ADIES’ FANCY GOODS. 4 Fox Batts, Levegs, Hors, Receptions, &c. White Silk Hiusion for evening dresses 25 yards wide, Dotted and Puffed Illusion Berthes, Bretelles, Capex, Colinra, and Sleeves, Elegaut Sash Ribpons, beautiful Head Dresses, Valencieunes, Maltese, Brussels, and Bugle Laces, White Piush and Cherry-colored Velvets, for trim- mung Opera Cloake, ; All the above desirsble goods just received at MAXWELL & BROJS, jan 25-e0St 3a Pa. avenue, C UR THANKS TO THOSE CUSTOMERS who have so promp ly come forward an} settled their accounts, as requested in our former notice. ‘To those who have mot closed their bills we ear- nestly request to do so at an eariy 4 date as possible and would tuggest that it is of great importance to us that all accounts on our books should be closed to the Ist of Jannary co KY & SEARS, jan 25-2weod ‘8 north Ps Y Hee SKIRT: HOOP SKIRTS Round Whalebone (oil boiled) Skeleton Hoop Skirts © Crystal (adjustable bustle) do, Stee! Spring do. 1.a-Beile and Flounoced do. Crinoline, Corded and Cactus Skirts. jan 25 ec 3t MAXWELL & BRO, Case PAID POR FURNITURE, Z —= ‘The highest cash prices will at all times be paid for good second-hand FURNITURE. Persons ae~ chiuing housekeeping wiil find it greatly to their ad vantage to give usa call before dieposing of their household effects, scr heat BON‘TZ, & COOMBS, jan 25 2w No. 369 7th street. near {, $ 100 000 ALL WOOL, DELAINES Call ana at 25 and 6 ots.. worth 36 ets. all and e. nN HOOE, BROTHER & CO" Pa. avenue, between8 hand 9th oF, N. B.—These igned goods are separate a: dist oe from our reufar stock. - infocaph pnogh = cnc rid the spacious skCOND FLUO! an 25 lw do. teas Po Se Messrs. noor, BROTHER & co. Oy PUESDAY MORNING, Jaxvany 2th, A snperbeailection af those 915 FLOUNCED SILK H OBES, Whioh have created pocsent ap aatanent on Wash- ington during a i ay sth and 9tha N. B.— legamt ecnsigned good a ip spcon ruooe of our po renee eee i an_am poe ATES of the styles Pp ing. r- and prices before rian B-lw AUCTION SALEs. TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. ethene ea Hotel. we shail contiase ns ee pent au Poetical. Hietorice! pane ‘ovemes bond Books, Sta’ gtd Fancy Goods, Gold and Silver Pens and jinn 2-d WALL & RARNARD. Avots. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street, SAu5 OF GROCE es: FRUITS, &.—Ow SATURDAY MORNIS 6, tha instant. 10 o'clock we will sell, in frent ‘ofour etrren ys stock roce ies. + fruits end Liquors, as Se boxes: — . e, 18 do. = ~~ Py 6 jarrels of . Crnshed «rd Powdered do., » andh if js Sugar-1 ouse Syrup, »_ Molasses, Syrup in kegs, Boxes Star, Ad mantineand Mould Candies, Brown, Chemica! Olive, and Castile oon 5 pees Rio Coffee, Chests Biack and Green Teas, Tobscco. Cigars different brands. Spices, Starch, 2 cases fine Claret Wine, boxes Pipes, Matches, 100 barrejs prime Herring, \Worden Ware, Ra rels old Rye Whiskey, do. Brandy, Qusrterand eighth oaske Brandy. ALso, On accovnt of whom it oy concern, a stock of Fine Br ndv, Holland Gin, Oid Whiskey, © um and Wine, with several thousand Cigars of brands. ALso, 10 barrela Martin's Old ty Whisker, jan 27 ts sl & BARNARD, Auots._ Ol WAL Fs By C. W. BOTELER, Auotioneer. ARE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS AT Avctiox.—Oa SATURDAY M DRNING. Jan, uary 3), mencing &t 11 o'clock, SpRc1oUs WATe-room: (Tron Hal ment of rare old W and LL J juors, consisting, in Pi tries of Madre Xeres Vino Sherry, vintage of 183), & bottles of Harmony Golden Sherry, vintage of * bottles of Duke's old Indian Queen Madeira, 60 hotties of Dull Gordon’s Manzanilla brown Sherry. vintage of 1845, 130 bottles of Queen Isabella Sherry, sported in 1849, bed mad of oat f ——— & Co, old reserve adeira. imi in 1a44,, 19 quart-demuohns of superior old Bourbon Whis- a batten of Duff see & Co.'s old Conversa- tion Sherry, imported in 1845, 121 bottles of + Alnutt, Jr. & Co.'s old London Port. vintage of 1844, 69 bottles of old L. P. Madeira, imported by James Owen in 1843, 10 cases of Imperial Crown Sherry, 10 cases of Lobe Sherry 52 bottles of superior old Regina Port from the London Docks, 9 bottles of Queen Port, __ 70 botties of Harmony superior pale Sherry, 85 bottles Echecopar pale Sherry, 12 years ald, 169 = Rudolph ~ Sherry imported in 1848, 140 genuine old Holla 5 lio Amontillado choice pale Sherry , 1839, o old East India Sherry, 57 ** of Sir John Oliveira’s favorite Madeira, imported 1829, 4 battles ure Juice$Port, unadulterated, leo -* erior old Cognac Brandy, 148, 350 flasks = old Marett & Co.'s Cognac Brandy, vintage 182", 120 hotties of Superior old Pinet, Castillon Brandy, vintage 1835, 2) cases Moet & Chandon’s celebrated creen-seal Champagne Wine, 20 cases Mumm’s Cabinet Champagne, 2 cases de Ranville Cheimpagne, 159 bottles old London Dock Cognac Brands, 1240, 10 cases Laubanheimer Wine, 2) cases very fine St. Jullien Claret. Sdozen very superior old double-orange Curacoa imported in 1250, 5 dozen assorted Liqueurs, imported in 1853, 3 dozen old Maraschino, 5cases Brandy Cherries, 14 cases very superior French Olives, 30 flasks very superior Florence Oil, 29 dozen Bordeaux Pickles, 10 dozen Begon’s superior French Mustard, 7 cases very fine old Calhoun W histy, 10 cases old Mountain Dew Whisky, 1% bottles superior Monongahela Whi 6 five-gallon demijohns very old Is.ay ky, 5: cases superior Sauterne Wine, a vero ed af 6 dozen |.ondon Cordial Gin, pelt paor: botties very fine old Virginia Peach randy 150 botries of Otard. Dupuy & Co.'s Brandy, Iw bottles of old Topas Sherry " above stock comprises & Consignmert from an old, extensive and reliable house in New York, and are representedas being superior in lity to any thing heretofore offered at auction in this cit: Connoisseurs and the publie generally are to call and test rhe quality of the var-ous art’ be convinced of their decided superiority. The goods will be arranged for examination two days priorto the sale. Descriptive catalogues may be obtained at the re. ‘Terms at sale. _jan2d Cc. W. BOTELER. Auctioneer. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fieri (VE facias.under the lien iaw, issued from the clerk's office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columina for the County of Washington, and to me directed, | will expose to public sale, for CasH.in front of the Court House door of said county-on SATURDAY, the Slat day of January, 1858, at 12 o'clock m., the following described property to wit: All defendant's ight. title, claim. and interest in and to the three rame Houses erected on Lot No. 5. in reservation D, on Maryland avenue, between 433 and 6th sts., in the City of Washington, D. C,. seized and levied upon as the property of James B. Lockey, and wil! be sold = satiety Juticale Ne 279, to October term 1857, in favor of Smi ‘owler. J. D. HOOVER, Marsha! jan 8-dte* for the District of Columbia, FUTURE DAYS. By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. ANDSOME SILVER-PLATED HAR- NESS. AN Avcrion.—On SATU Re DAY MORNID atil o'clock. im front of the auction room ed ky malt Whis- 1 she 4vets taudsome Puiladelpiia-made Silver-plated single Harness, | set Double Har ess, 2 best Shaftoe Saddles. ‘Terms cash. a = jan 2 2t J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. MAESHAL’s SALE.—In virtue of five wrtsot r her facias, on judgement of condemnation, issued from the Clerk's office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Co!umbia for the County of Wash. sngive. and tome directed I shal! expose to public sale. for Cash, in front of the Court-Rouse door of said County, on SATURDAY, the 20th day of Feb- ruary. 1858, ati2o'clock m, the following described property, to Part of Lot l,in square west of square N t ty of Washington, D.C., begining at the soutlr corner of said Lot No.1, running thence west along the line of K street north 17 feet, the: th feet, thence east 17 feet tenoe south 25 feet to besinning 5 also the undivided halt part of Lot No. il. im said square, fronting on 27th street west 6) feet, running back with that width with the rear of sna Lot No.1, 40 feet 8 inches, ax purchased by John MeGn vey of Mesars Ennis and Woodward; also, the other undiv: moiety of Lot No. 11, in said square, and that port of Lot No. 1, in said square, commencing for the same ata point oa street north, 17 feet west of the sout it corver of sad Lot, and running thence on K stieet West 23 feet 3 inches. thenee northwardly and prral- lel with 27th street 73 feet, thenee h the rear line of saia Lot east wardly 43 feet 8 in thence south - wardly to beginning, together with reular tho improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of John MeGarvey, and wiil be sold to eatisiy Judicinia ‘No. 39, 355,396, 352, snd January term 1838, in favor Gee wry. Hi S'ribliug, Timothy 42" Donobue & Sou, Patrick Let. and Getty & Walliams. ser elenerlaceaead J.D. HOOVER, Marshal ian $7 dts for the Distriag of Columbia. By J.C. McGUIR , Auctioneer. OF VALUABLE UN TE.—By virtue of a deed i ', 1857, and + @t seq., on WED improved Rear Esta in trust, bearing date the 3 recorded in Liber J. A. 3. the subscriber will sell NESDAY, the 3d day of Febraary, 1853, at 40" lock P.m., atthe auction store of Jus. C. MeGuire, on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street went, the whole of Square 1954. fronting 433 feet 1 inch on each of north C and D streets, and 365 fee ton each of Lith and 15th streets west, and Lot No. 14, in Square TR, fronting 54 feet on Ist street east, ae ‘outh Band C streets, by one hundred feet deep, Terms of sale: One-third cas! nd the balance in 1x, twelve and i8 months, for notes bearing from day of sale, secured by adeed of trust property: aud if not complied with in five days afer the sale, the property will be rese notice, at the risk and expense All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. i CHAS. 3. WALLACH TPrastee _jan IS-2taw&ds J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctionee! By JAS. Ps WIVE § Brick Dwritine H TWEEN Sxconp anp T: TERNGO , premises, | shail s I fronting 2 feet C. McGUI* K, + uctioneer. ALE OF TWO DESIRABLE USES ON bE Nerert, Be- MONDAY AF at 4 o'clock, on the ware No. 57%, + between 2d runving back 12 fe t te alley, with the mnprovements, consistin; story and Rasemeut Breck Dwelling tH taining wn eves other mod Ouse, con «ht Rooms, wi h@as ad Gas ix urex room inthe house wih Bath Room, and sproveme nts 7, ime Sqvace, f onting 3 feet ranaing beek 12 feet to an Water Closets, &c., de Thess houses are nearly pew, all the modern nnprove substantia: manher, and t ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in 6, 12, and 18 mouths, with mterest, secured by deed of trust in the premises. yan J. C. MeGUIRE, Anet. ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY! M’ME MANAAR, SCIENTIFIC ASTKOLOG PHRENOLOGIST. 4m Mas. Sorter oy Rooms at a . *, No, Ae and fintters nerseif fi koow: reepectability, that the Ladies G 1 ane vicinity will turn out en masse,and put her to the fest. She will guarantee that those who vist her Wiil not regret it, Gentlemen, a es 1. awn 4 wines, She will reuain only a short Mine.” jan 2e2w™ A CAR J . HARRIS, *No a ns ut beat tas rama $Me , VE ‘A- eSkocenins, FRG Buidlons CET. the Isabel, their time having expired Cuarurstox, Jan. 28 —The steamer atrived. Sagats were ui at Molasses was declining. Excbange on London 6 4 cent. premium, and on New York and Boston cent COL Anderson, 6 officers and 39 men from Key West have arriv d here. The court decreed that all must be held for trial before the District court of Lonteiana, and in default of bail, be held in © v Nothing is snid of the fever at Ravana. From Kansas. St. Louis, Jan. 2 —The Democrat says that the Kansas Territorial Legisiato pe not to give way for the ee papeee but roceed to the enartment of an enti code. fo superseds all that were ¥ i Steamboat Disaster—Loss of Life. Crxcinxatt, Jannary 28 —The steamer Fanny Fern, bound to St. Louis from Pittsburg, expio- drd her boiler 1s miles below this city y. and fifteen lives are reported as lost, including Capt. Woodward and three Indies. The bost was burnt to the water's edge. A number of pe: sons were wounded or scalded Southern Markets. SAVANNA, Jan. 25.¢Sales 1,100 bales, at un- changed rates. Sales of the week 4,500 bales Aveusta, Jan. 28 —Cotton ¥ dearer. Sales ". Middling qualities have advanced most CHARLE*TON, Jan 25. —Sales 1.000 bales; sales of week 56,000; middling fair 104.2104 Balitimere Markets Bartimore, January 29 —Flour of all kinds is dull ull. White wheat $1.18a! 25; red $1 05a81 10. Corn, lower; white 1.01; yellow 1 Sal .06c Whisky 20e2Ic: New York Markets. New Yorr, Jan 29 —Flour lower ; sales 4.000 bbis : ctate $4 ‘20a$1 25; Obie $4 50a8i 90; South- ern $4.S0ad 55. W heat has a declining tendency; white $1 25a #137.. Corn has a declining tendency ; white fi5a89e ; yellow 65x6%c. Mess pork $14 90215 ; prime $12. Beef quiet Lard quoted 99 Ke Whisky 4c. dearer; quoted at 21 ya22c. Financial. New York, Jan. 29 —Stocks generally bigher and active except State stocks. Chicazeand Rook Island 67; Cumberlaed Coal Co. 15, IMinol tral shares %, do. bonds 91%; La Crosse and Mi!- waukie 114; Michigan South: 22; New York Central +2; Reading 58; Virginia 6"s 92%; Mis- souri 6's S41) Sterling exchange dull, 1091110. AMBROTYPES FOR FIFTY CENTS, Por cr in Goon Casts. Sgr wit Likenosses, ¢ mi ype. ag Paty pe. or Meleainotypes. Warranted good nesses. i the das. Come early in lay ROBE! A Pa. ave., bet. 8th RT ze NDS. and streets. jan 21-tf Market Space. O TIC E.—The public are hereby cautioned against negotiating two BONDS ofthe State of California, Nos 32 and 38, for $500 each, lem V as the same have miscarned im irausmiesion per mail on the (4th instan from New York to Wash- ineton, D.C. Application will be made for a new “yan? (Intel. 2w} RIGGS & CO. yan 21-2w O! FOR THE NORTHERN LIBERTILS’ GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT THE EW GROCERY STORE, The undersigned begs leave to inform his friend the the abo blic thet he has here h to ki gt pp Ne x where he intends yon " Fri antihe Fate ee the Ss, O-. + wv 4 fully inves the attention of his friends and public in general. Goods sent to all parts of the - 5 DUGAN. jan 2l-co2tw* 9th and L streets, No 3B. IEWS AND OPINIONS OF AMERICAN Statesmen of all times on F; I . at into one volame, with &o, &o. ian es POR ANCK TAVLOR._ NE. MUSIC received semi-weekly ; Music or- Mu ‘ed CY i ry 5 nd, &e , &c., at our arervoms, between % . KLAR bust on the nort Piano ieee oe Gee» NEWS FOR THE LADIES. inst roosivedat the New oe ees LADIES” TRIMMINGS, HOOPS, fine IRISH S.and POINT APLIQUE neste, ENCAR Bridal large assortment fine FR RS, "for Lasive’ Headdresses, sc. "i iat No. 3) Pa. between 7th and —— ‘0. D Pa. avenue, — a OME INSURARLE COMPANY OF NEW Cash Capital........- Surplus ov The undersig: ed Company, 1 ile terms as other res ible companies. TM. HANSON, Agent, and 512 7th st., oppo. Intelligencer Ofhce. jan dh ee YOKE FOR S / Supenor COKE, uaquire, without delays, at pee wi J.B, RR OWN, Senentare I eBOW'S REVIEW, INDUSTRIAL RE- seuroes, &c.. edited by J. D. B. DeBow, pub hed ly ; $3 peramam. . eekt) devoted to Politi- Literary, eduoatiounl, and Indus- tr $2 per annum. Subseriprion! wad Fo reosive:s janz3 FRANCK TAYLOR, Agent. $1,000 * YF": . tloertrer sex: station mm life rm material. Jt ss anarticle of dery consumption. and can be manu factured in the agout’s dwelling secure by copyright; sale as pern.anent ae flour. Anegent is + wanted every town in the Vinien. jan 25 twn* . PPP >>> >>> > >>> >> >> Biiee A New CONFECTIONERY, . No. 447 7th st., one doat north of G #1. The subscriber ree, fully announces to the citi zens and the public that he kas fitted up his estab lishment in the t style. and has won hand the cnoicast CONPEC TiOVERY of ail kinds. ICE CREAM always to be had. and of the very best nen 4 tion 1 oy to order, inany part of the orty,at a per aallon. Fresh PI nd CAKES, of ad kinds, every dey at iy welock. made of the best material the market. “Ril hinds of FANCY CAKES that ie usually of th + a ale. erties, Weddings, &2.. furnished to order in the chorteet notioe and on the most reasonable terms -1m* WM. P. FORD. YY M. BRADY respectfully anvoun he M. x. finhliubed RGALLEMY, pe Paors SRAPHIC A in Washington. He » graph, hither st at his well-known ertab- hment . aan e and rare Photographic speci- n his collection, together with many of the most distinguished oitizers ited S ates. ducing *hat pe sourees at his command a es works will commend " he 1s Gallery tthe W ) ACH TREES, 20,000 * . a Sig Pen Hexmeen, | hor sale at my Nereery, near ash on. ae Seng Are sli of fine growth, and of tne; st select fravt. x ‘4 Also, 8 weueral assortment of QRNAMEN: Wat OS VERGREEN, SHADE, vIT Jan 20 2m JOSHUA PEIRCE. ARLY INDIANA TRIA A ES, Persounl memmecerces of the Public : . #0, &e.; by . A. ef ce mite sted tuntes Sen tor from Bods. volume of 649 pagers, hnely printed, pe ntporsrast ofthe author; price G20, or Post free the pal by a FRANCK TAYLOR C AKN.—A large ment of Martin & Hpohsts'g c“ebrated Gt "ARS have just sr t usic a oe. oe VIOLINS and FLUTES, W. 4G. METZR OTT, ow of Lith atest, jan 28 tf and Penn. avenue. — QREOKATION OF WASHINGTON SIX om Stoel a] o Arf seemeeniabaias XM Le oe ‘PRE DIPLOMAT+C H¢SBPTUORY OF THR i t ant Lee oy Win He ‘Tresost ; 1 vols Sqachy vial, outage pad 8155. CK TAYLOR.