Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1858, Page 3

LUCAL LNTELLIGENCE. Fourta Warp Cons Meeting —The meeting to discuss the new Code, held at the Wasbing- tou Assembly Rooms last wight, wax largely at- tended. Richard H. Barry was called to the chair, and H. B. Sweeney was chosen secretary. Mr. W.P. Wood mounted the rostrum again and the codifiers were again invited to the sta: to refute any objections that might arise out of the debate. Mr. Wood set out by saying that the codifiers bad stated. in the initiative of these discussions, that the new Colle con- tained all the law necessary for the government of the Distr ct, and that the present laws were scattered through whole cart loads of books and dust. He found, on examination of the Code, that it referred to those old musty law books. In reply to this, Mr Robert Ould explained that the new Code repeaied all laws of a general Rature, mot necessary to the governmeut of the District Anything that related to the citizens of the City of Washington, ax Rent asa City Charter, it was their right to peti Congress to change. Mr. Wood stated that there was one point which the codifiers bad failed to clear up; that wes In relation to the Sanday law It would fine @ working maa for taking Innocent recreation on Sunday, but the rich nabob could drive about in bis carriage, and make hi« servant clean his horses, go scott free. He wanted the codi- fiers to back up to that objection and explain it. Mr. On d, in reply, stated that he would not back up to it, but would face it. He wished to know if common sense would object to a law now existing. which punished people for dis- tur other people who wished to spend the Mabbath in religious worship? The new Code did not debar any man from innocent Sunday re- creation. It only prevented lawless persons from profaning the Sabbath day by unlawfifl and Sun- day disturbing acts. The new Code, in this re- tation, Was an advance upon the existing law of mwarylard Mr. Woed referred to the proposed - livery law, stating that the District was a yeneral resort or refage for all the vagabond free nv- groes in the country, who were a constant ex- mse and annoyance to the citizens and the au horities. Why not, said the —— take the fifty cents annual tax on the wo ing men, levied te wey apa useless military organization, and make it a fund to send these Fellows to Liberia? Mr. Ould stated that if the codifiers had «banged the present existing law in this respect, they would have rekindled the fice of abolition feeling im the House of Representatives, and again plunged the country ia @ useless end vexa- tous discussion, which would tend to destrov our very best interests In Congress. They could hot touch upon any provision of the slave law in relation to one side without giving loose to all the bitter passions that wonld necessarily arise upon the other. That subject was proper te be placed in our city chacter. It belonged to that, and could not properly be introduced for diseus- sion in the Code. Why should people object to the Code because the codifiers bad studi: ashy avoided giving rise to any discussion in Contress which would defeat its passave there Mr. Wood then went on to the pro) d law in relation to bawdy houxes, stating the same ob- Jecttons to it that he bad used previously in bis remarks. We had just such « law now, but that something more was wanted ; we wanted homes | drt = for the unfortunate inmates of those ouses who were disposed to reform Another point of objection was in reference to the calling out of the military to suppress riots. He (Mr. W .) was not satistied with the explanation that had been given to that, at a former meeting. There was xomething mysterious about it. The fiue that wes imposed upon the civil officer, or wilitary officer Who refused to do his duty in @ riot. was merely nominal, while who was found refusing to assist in sepgresing: a stat was both fined and impris- oned. Dr. Clayton stated here, that he wixhed to make a few remarks in this connection, as this was with bim a princi Code. He coatend. d authority, under the Constitution, to call out the Federal troops to shoot down the citizens. Mr. Ould, ia reply, stated that the provisions in the new Code pe riot. If the rioters were too strong for the civil posse, the District militia and all the voluateer force were to be called out; and. in case the riot could not then be suppressed, the regulars were to be called out. This law had no anti-republi- can tendency at all. There was certainly a pro- Priety im having a law to effectually put down riots. There was not 2 State in the Union that bad net a law of this description in every partic- ular. The speaker asked if this law to suppress riots was to be raixed a- objection to the Code? ‘The present law gave President authority to call out the military first Was it not better to exhaust every other authority first, before resort- ing to such a dire extreme? Mr. O. went on, stating that. Sydney Smith hed once said that there were four boxes that governed the world, viz: the cartridge box, the jury bex, the ballot the band box. The coditiers hed not it their duty to trouble the first nor the Tat Of these boxes, but they had amply pro- vided for the two middle ones In regard to the Jury and the ballot boxex. the codifiers had cer- a wot been remiss. The Code was fepared trst by two principal members of the ', and was then reterred to the committee, from Wasb- ington, Georgetown and the Levy Court, and to two distinguished Attorneys Geneval. and had met w heir united approbation Me. Wood wisbed bere to know why a certain section which bad been ado} polis at eleeti eat Mr. Cross, in reply, stated that no such section bad been adoptcd in the board of revisors; that if it bad been, the coditiers could not have left it ont without baying committed a gross fraud Mr. Clayton here offered the following resolu- tion: K-solved, That the thanks of the citizens be tendered to the codifiers for their able aud suc- cessful advoeary and defence of the Code. Car- tied unsnimonsly. Mf. Kennedy here asked Mr. Wood toretterate bis remarks in relation to Mr. Biadley’s position tu the framing of the law in relation to calling out the troops to sapprens riots Mr. W. did so in rather 2 desultory avd con- fased manner, which did not please Mr. Ken- nedy, who insisted that Mr. W bad not used the same language. - Mr. Wood now stated that be did not believe Mr Bradley bad come up square to the mark ip Lis explanations on that subject Air. Bradley bere arose and sta‘ed in what mauner this chapter had come into the Code. The coditiers bad made up the Code with the exception of this chapter, which they had re quested bim to prepare; be bad done so, and it how appeared, word for word, as written, with the exception of one section. and that was the oue providing for the removal of the U 3. troops ys journey from the place of election. It Was obvious to say one that that thing could not he done without taking the troops out of the Ualted States ; so the section, althongh discussed in the board of revisors, wax never adopted Mr. Pepper bere requested Mr. Bradley to speak upon the new Code generally and give a review of its proposed advantages over our ex- ieting Laws im the District. Me. B said that this was too late an hoar to begia sv large a subject; tuat be was in favor of tue Code as 3 whole, there certainly could be no doubt; but bis views had already been expressed st v times gad places, and it was hardly to repeat them “Tires closed. the discussion for the night; and, the meeting adjourned of the whole deLate was to clear ‘ le of many aleged faults and dis- 8; aud the yeueraily-expressed opinion of those present was, that the objections were mut on all shes with fairvess and promptaess by the Cedi fers, snd the new Code most triumphantly Vindicated SaabL. Besixrss —Yesterday Henry Leisberg- er, 8g dealer, bad Mrs. Ellen Foley arrested and token before Justice Murpby for the larceny of ten nnds of rags from bis wagon, under the following circamstauces : It appeared that Mrs. Foley seat her child, a boy eight yeas old, with a bundle of rays, to the wagon. Leiabe weighed them and told the ebild he bad no change, but would pay for them as soon as he vot it. He put the rags inthe waz- on and the child told his mother, who went to the vebicle and took the bundle out, which was aes, bad been afterwards left the ground of the charge. ‘The bandle weighed ax pounds and valned at twelve cents. The Justice d weed the case and offered to pay fur the rags self, but Mis Foley refused to take the money ftom any one excepting Leisberger Sorreme Court-—Thursday —Hon D 8 Dic- kinson, of New York, Jax) M. Keith, Eq, of Massachusetts, and J. Alex S.mpson, E-g , of Penasytvania, were adinitted attorneys aud coun- sellors of this Conrtt No. 34. Cyrus H MeCormick, appellant Waite Talcott, survivors of Juba H. Manucy The argument of thie cause was continued by Mr. Dickerson for the appellant and Mr. Hard- @z ee the appellees. Adjourned. Lop Napixr’s Hovse ox Fire —Abont nine o’clock last might a fire was discovered in the house of Lord Napler, in the First Ward, and which seems to bave originated tn a defective five ‘The fire bad made some progress in the wood work near the fue, but was extinguished by the application of a few buckets of water. ‘The firemen were promptly on the re, but luckily their services were not needed. § Orercens Etecre> —At a meeting of the Washington City Democratic Association, held on the 8th inst , the following named gentlemen ‘were unanimously cleeted officers of this asso- e term of six months: Joha F_ Er- Exq., President; Dr W. J.C. Duhamel, Ist ge Bin Ra mae t point of objection to the is dthat the President bad no special reference to cases of ed. in relation to the keeping away of the regular troops from the Droprine in at the rooms of thé Washington Library on Bieventh street, a few doors south of the avenue, last evening, we were pleased to wit- nexs the neat and cheerful ance which it wears since its late alteration A number of the shareholders were presen among them some who have not visited the Library for many, months, perhaps not for years, and all seemed gratified with the improved appearance and the Prospects of the Library. ‘Aker some general conversation it was pro- d that the shareholders ‘nt organize for ‘mal consultation, which was done, and P. R. Fendall, Esq. was chosen chairmain and Wm. Q. Force, Secretary. By request of the meeting Mr. J. F. Haliday, President of the Boa d of Directors, madea state- ment of the measures which had led to the pres- ent imp-oved condition of the Library Room, and led that the directors believe that, with the aid of the sharebolders generally the Library could be made worthy of the name which it bears, and of its position at the Metropolis. Mr. Abbott, the treasurer, stated that the cost of the improvements amounted to about $400; that there was a balance now in the treasury of ‘£60, and that about $20u (all good) was due by sharebotders. Mr. Clepbane remarked that the directors had had under consideration the propriety of permit- ting persons to have the use of the Library by nually, without becoming sense of the meet- ing on.the question It was resolved that the lan suggested be recommended to the directors ur adoption. On motion of the same gentleman, the follow- ing shareholders were appointed a committee to wait on the citizens, for the purpe of disposing of sha es, obtaining subseribers, and contribu- tions of bouk<, and taking suc as May pro- mote the interests of the Libiary : Jobn Sessford, JH Bradley, P. rorce, P KR Fendal',Dr J.C Hall,Gen A Hendeimon, J.C McGuire, W.W. Seaton, W. B Todd, C. B. King, G.J. Abbott, W. Murdock, RS Jordan, A. K. Shepherd, Dr. D McFailan, Dr. J. B_ Keasely, WG. Moore, WL. Nicholson, and Dr. W Palmer. ‘The above named gentlemen were requested to meet at the library room on Monda/ even:ng uext at7¥ o'clock © 1: was stated that two blank books will be kept at the room, one to contain the names of new books added to the Ifbrary, and the other to re- ecive the names of books whic in. sharebold-s oO; subscriber may suggest for pu . base It was agreed t» recommend to the directors to b.ve occasional fee lectures at the Libary room by suitable gentlemen. and also to permit persons ba aie to pay for them in book«—the books betag of such a character and sach valua- tion as may be acceptable to the committee. ‘The meeting was informed that a numer of the principal American and foreign Re. iews have been subscribed for. and that the numbers will be placed in the room ax receiv. d It wax resolved that another meeting of the shareholders be held next week, and an edjourn- ment was then about to take place, when Mr. Fendall requested an opportunity to express the Pleasure and gratiimde which he felt at tue ebange mad= in the condition of the Livrary ; bix conviction of its importance to the eitizeux especially in view of the restrictions now placed upon access to the Congress Library ; his wish that all the old shareholders were present to con- trast the now well-lighted and comfortable room with the dingy apartment of former days, and his sincere hope that the younger members, in the judicious and well direct energy which they hud shown might be bid by all the citizens, ax they n beastily were by himself, God «peed. ‘The ef, but eloquent remaiks of Mr. Fen- dail, drew forth an expression of applause, after which the meeting adjourned. Tue District 1n Concuess.—In the Senate, on Monday, a memorial was presented (we use the Intelligencer’s report) by Mr. Mason, from citizens of Georgetown, in the District of Co- lumbia, respectfully remonstrating against the ge of the bill lately reported from the select committee touching the Banks of the District of Columbia. They represent that if said bill be assed it would te most oppressive and injurious » the business of the town, which is alm ost en- tively dependent upon trade fer its support. So far ax Georgetown is concerned the m-morialistx assert that all her citizens are satistied with the solvency, management, accommodation, and use- fuluess of the bauks, and the xtockbolders being liable makes their notes a safe currency, and they so considered by our citizens and those wit whom they trade. They say that their banks ouly suxpend-d after those of the neighboring States had done so, and when their continning to pay specie would have only withdrawn their circulation ax a specie currency and fluoded the District with notes of non-xpecie paying banks of other States. If the wishes of the people are consulted, the bill referred to will not be passed by the Senate, but at the same time they say they would cordially coneur in any additional safe- guards thrown around their banking institutions should those now in existence be deemed insuf- ficient. Mr. M ,in presenting this memorial, said it Was humerously and respectably signed oy mer- chants, most of whom Were personally nown tohim. He had always looked with peculiar in- terest Co memorials emanating fom inbabitants of that city, because they Lad no representative On this floor, gMbe bill they allud to bad not been reported on any memorial coming from the a a or any consnitation with their wishes. Without indicating what policy be should pur- sue lu relation to the subject, be would at pres- ent content himself with moving that the memo- rial be taid on the table and printed; and the tutto to print was referred to the Comuutttee on Printing Mr Seward said bis attention had been called to the subject by some citizens of Washing on, and when it came up be sbould consider it as Well in reference to the interests of the country as of the individuals of this District, who were di-francbised. He would then move to recom- mit the bill introduced and the memorial to the Committee on the District of Columbia for its serntiny ©. Mason would inform the Senator from New Yors that the subject bad been referred to a se- lect ce ittee, and that the bill bad been re- ported f that committee. Wasuincton Taeatae.—The evil resulting fom what in theatrical parlance is called the ‘star system,’’ is, that the public rushes to the play-house by galvanic starts, when a dist guished performer is announced, and when, fecessity, pieces are put upon the stage hurriedly and erndely, and are unmindful of the far yeu- eral superiority and finish of the representations of a really good stock company. Thus many of our theat-e-goers missed, last night, a most ad- mirable performance of au admirable piece, viz: Taylo:’s *+>till Waters Run Deep.” W here there was suck nearly uniforin execilence in the parts Wwe cannot well partienlariz’, but may yet xay that Mr Sloan's ‘+ John Mildmay” was by many de- grees the best rendition of the part we have yet seen. ‘fhe play isto be repeated to-night, and we warmly urge those who can appieciate a fine histrionic treat to be singer On Monday night, Mixs Heron, whose late per- formunces have been among the most remarkable theatrical successes of the day, or of the century, will euter upon a brief engagement, opening in “ Camille,” a piece ia wh she created suc furore in New York city. The managers certain show a dixposition to perform all and more than they protuised in the start. Caution to F. F. V’s —Young bloois who visit Wasfington to see the sights, should bear in mind that tf lager bier will not intoxicate, brandy cocktails will, and that if when stight! “apiung’’ they forget their chivalry and insult ladies on the street, they may chance to find themselves lodged at the Corporation expense, und eveu the tender of bogus na:nes may not save them from recognition and disgrace. The young gentlemen who were tinued 8344 each at the guard-bhouse this morning, will doubtless under- stand us. Circuit Cour?.—The argument in the case of James P McKean cs. Mary FE. Blake, adininis- tratrix of Joun A Blake, was finished yesterday, but the case was uot viven to the jury until this morning. The Court then took up the case of Clarke ‘Minus re George W Talbott, in which action ix broagbt to recover damages for the loss of a model elK, alleged to have been killed by the defendant. This case was pending when this report closed. Tae Hor at Willards’, on Wednesday night, is universally voted to have been the hop of the season. ‘Phe richness of the personal adornments worn by some of the fair sex on this occas: ninay b- judged by the fact that one lady sported some $15,000 worth of jewelry upon Ler p ron, and that others shone nearly pre-eminently in this line. ‘Tarre of the very finest and fattest beeves we lave lately set eyes on passed down the avenue, by ovr office, this morning, They were raised by Jobn P. Delany, of Loudon county, Va., and have beau purchased by Join Hoover, Exq., cher, of this city, aud will doubtless grace his xtail in Centfe Market some day hereafter. Ix a Notice of the late fire at Lloyd's Hotel the a‘tention of the benevolent was called to the condition of the sufferers by that fire, among othets to the case of P: ?. J. Hanegan. We are now assured, upon w tionmble authority, that Hanegan isa sepre Priest, of most in- temperate habits, and everyway undeserving of the Catholic sympathy invoked in bis behalf. We ane pestRen by the signers of the adver- vertisement in yesterday's Siar, head d « Work- ingmen Attention,’ to say that its publication was not anthorized by them, and that there ae interpolations in it constituting it to all intents and purposes a forgery. Varentine’s Day comes on Sunday next, and okxeliers’ windows and shelves are filled pusbeses with every variety of Lillet-dous— ned induflcrent cee SREP, and tl i Svicipe.—Yerterday aftefnooh a woman named Margaret Dixon, who resined on G street, in the Fourth Ward. died suddenly. This morning Coroner Woodward sammoned ajury to inquire in cause: deat! following verdiet . armed: bh, aud ‘the by it the sai jargaret Dixon was a woman of dissipated habits; that on veaeider, Febru- ary 11th, 1658, she sent a little girl for 12 cents’ Tore erage ond Sl eda ween ourR 4 o'clock, & little after four o'clock, on the same’ day. The jury b-lieve f-om the evidence that she died from the effects of the txudanum ”” The woman was poor and without means to bury her. WHoss is It.—Yesterday acolored boy from the country went to the watchmaking establist - ment of Jobn L. Cruit, on Seventh, street, to boy a watch for $10 He laid down a $50 and €5 note in - Mr. Cruit asked bim a question re- gard’ mtte money, and be got alarmed and ran off. ie boy was arrested by Officer Ross; but being a slave he was turned ouer to his master. ey money remains with Mr Ross to be identi- Wrster nas Come at Last !—We are in re- ceipt, to-day, of a first class fine-flaked snow storin, with the thermometer “‘ down mong the zeroes * Look out for fun‘to-morrow Wartcu Retvurxs —R. B. Ogle, Md, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $344. William Johnson, England. vagrant; workhouse 90 days. Peter Douglass, colored, N. Y., disorderly, and carrying knife : di «l fined $20. J. W. Thomp- son, Va.. drunk disorderly ; fine and costs, $34. Riebard Morris, Ohio, do; do Sarah Golding, Md.,do; do. Twenty-four lodgers— non-residents. Weopive Canes very pretty and very cheap; Ioe Cream and Water Ices at $1.50 per gallon, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F sts, jan 22 Im* J. Fosse. —— MAKRIED. On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Raymond Y. HENRY M. MORRIS, OF New bark ce eee daughter of the late Major P.G. Howle, of the U- 3. Marine Corps, At New York, on the 8th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Hay » Mayor JAMES G. MARTIN, of the U. 8. Army, to HETTY, dauchter of Caarlea King, Presi ‘ent of Columbia Coll ge. On the ith instant. by the Rev. Mr. Hough, Mr. NICHOLAS WAYSUN, Printer, of An:apolia, Md.,to Miss HANNAH '. BATEMAN, of this city. (Baltimore Clipper please copy.) = a DIED, On the lth instant, m the soth ear of her age, Mrs, MARGARET JANE DIXON, a native of the ‘City of Cork ireland, and a resident of Wash- tugton fer the last nine years er friends and soquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on fo-morruw Even- ing, 13th inst.. from her late residence eurner 2d a1 ‘reet nort! * GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. 25 REWARD —Lost. between the Centre ie) Market and Georgetown, 8 BUNDLE OF O'TES, containing three $2" bills, nine $10 bills, and three #5 bills. The above reward will be giver if teft at my residence, No.8 ad atreet, Gcorgetown, . C.. or at this office. ANDREW WHEATLEY, JEMAN. WH, THROUGH ehanked OVERCOATS at the Le- Tu evening, will please call at GETTY & WILLIAMS’S, Water street, George- town, return the one ‘eovived and get own. fe 12-1 F OR BOSTON —the_ super achooner H.F. Peyton, Nickerson, arrived aud will have quick dispatou for the above port. For treight DNA “ ARTLEY & BRO., fell-tw Water street, Georg: town Pe BLIC MEETIN There wi!l be a public meeting at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, on THURSDAY EVENING, the (ith inst. at7o’el’k, for the purpose of discussing the Code. Its friends. and opponents are invited to attend. fed 3t In consequence of the room being engaged Ge Tharsis Recniey tha cec entrar Safes placeon FRIDAY EVENING, at Tock. fe list ,OR REN T.—A commodious WHEEL- WRIGHT and BLACKSMITH SHOP rear the cent: Georgetown. ‘These shops are located near the ‘ket, and is one of the best stands in the town for bu - ‘Toa good and perman. nt tenant the rent w: moderate, Inquire of HENRY as eas Butcher, Georgetown Market ie r A 1 cupper haw ~“2, E Ts INDIVIDUAL WHO EXCHANGED erooats at the Presiient’s House on Tues@ y evening, wi'l please call at the Counting Room of W. H. EDES, No. 70 Water street, return the one he got and get his own. In the pocket of the one in the possession of Mr. K. isa memorandum book, ker Ke-ywhiok might be of value to the owner, e QREC AL NOTICK.—6 KORGETOWN &* SCHOOLS,—In conacquence of the non-levy of the Poll tax forthe present year, the necessities of the schools require the gua diane to ask from every voter # voluntary coatributiou of One Wollar, to be haoded in at the Polls, on the 15th » to the judges of the election, who will record the tame of ths donor. By order of the Guardians, fe 10-4t __ (Intel dristh) l OST ‘This morning, (Feb 8th.) somewhere on 4 High street, Georgetow:. & Lady’s GOLD WATCH aud CHAIN, with two Locvets attached for the recovery of which Ilberal reward will be paid to the finder, by ag tt at the Star Office, or Dr. Kidwell’s, H 3 Fi, Greet FOR CASH will otter my entire stock cost for exsh. fea 2w High street, COR RE .—A first-class KESIDENCE at the corner of Fayette aud 4th streets, George- town. ‘Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs. ANN R. O'NEAL ebruary ist} Dn of DRY GOODS at tock of Dry Goods at preme plete, and allof the Goods have been purchased for cash, therefore you ean SAve your money be caine seri. and get— ood White Flannel 44 bert, brown Cotton at tie, 4-4 heavy Bieach’d Cotton at 6; French Merinos at 62h. Worth $1.25. Buck Geuntletts at Sic., worth §1. Calicves and Ginghams, Hosiery, &o., kc ,at v. R. HURDLE’S, _fe42w No, 92 High st., Georgetown, D.C. COME WITH THE CASH. We now offer our stock of WOOD and COAL at the folowing prices, for cash ouly, delivered in Pee of Washington and Georgetown— jak Wood at $5 50 per cord Pine do. do. 45 do. Hickory do. 6.75 di W nite ash Con! at $6.25 per ton. k do., ail sizes, Ses per ton. ed Orders left at P. J. tween Dand EF, or at promptly filled. er’s Store, 7th street, be- ther of our Yards, will be J. W.P MYERS & CO., Corner G and 22d streets, First Ward. YERS & SO} fe 2-1m Water street. Georgetown. D.C. ee crctown. 1. Ce QAR DING.—MISS GWYNN, ocoupying Mra. Raphaci Semme's house, in Georgetown, First reet Smith’s Row, can accommodate several fam ilies with very des:rabie Rooms and good BUAR D. jan 2 im* R* DUCING STOCK—CHEAP FOR CASH JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., Wishing to reduce his stock as owas possible by the tot uf March, will ell from thia date every descrip- tionof WINTER GOODS at reduced prices for cash. Fanoy Colored Dress Silks, Printed Mousiine Deisines, __ Merino, Plaids and Poplins, French Merinos, Shawls, Scarfs, oaks, tan willbe so'dat a VERY GREAT REDUCTION on former prices. Ps ompt customers s) pplied v the iterms, Those having settied their Bills ed to Ist instan’ grateful ac- y ol ledgeme ts and Bet oe have not, to do so by eash or not a convenience. J. H. SMOOT. 1 INE A respectfully announce to our F Wiend ad blie that we pre St leat suc oeedgd i ux & large quantity | 4K of van- ous fins brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee to be the finest and the iargest vari- ety q hat was ser oaeree in shia oye ace All persons wishing & nice article it by apply ing Lous for either of the following brands, viz) ‘Keunett, Burton XXX Palo, India Pale, Phil: adelpiia and XX. We sisu have fine article of Brown stout and X X Porter always on hand. All orders by mail, or given tu gar drivers. will be attended to. ARNY & SHINN, Unwa Bottling Depot, 57 Green street ditd Seorcetown, D. OR SALE —ARNY’S CONFECTIONERY 18 offered at privatesale. A great hargaimanda good Sy apis for a Confectioner who under- stands his bi LES—We the ines, Tf not disposed ine § the eth of Feb: next the whole concein, together with the three story Brick House, 8 Bridge street, will be offered at public amotion, Georgetown, D, C., Jan 8-tf N. M. RUPPE) ORTH side of Market Space, No. ¥7, between Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown. noes tu cis patrons it at bis RE: ee ee renee 7 gel teil ws the c And most excelien sesoriment of | TQUORS, the freatont s all kinds of GAME, in season, ved at ali hours and at the usual prices, SCHeIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS. etor particularly recommends the abo’ Schnapps to persons travelling or about to settle in the South or West on account of its Medicinal pro- » correcting the disagreeable and often dan- etfects. produced by & change of water—a vimitation to wlsoh all travelera South and West fre particularly liable. Strangers should be careful i rchasing the Schnapps, as the whole country voded with counterfeits and imitations. The genuine has the proprietor’s name on the bottle, cork and label. For sale by all Druggists and Gro- core. 4. UDOLPHO WOLFE, €18-sm "Depot 16 Beaver sireet, New York, AUCTION SALES. By BADEN & LOWNDS. Auctioneers, No, %C, Market Space, between 7th and ih sts, HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND BUILDING ATKK AL To Bk SOLD Without KxsERvs.— We will mence at tore. of stuck of Haniware, 2.00 SATURDAY MORK. ING, at 10 0'c! ck, aud morning watil wi stock is closed out. ‘@ name in part— the Knives, Pistois, &c., &c. to re,and p Sancameneealpany Te- All sums of and under #10. cash; 4, and6 months, with satisfactory “_BADEN & LOWNDS, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. LAzg= AND FINE SIDE GLAS3 CASES, AND « LancE ov Fink 1k SHELVING aT suction.—Oa MONDAY, the Stn instant, I shaH sell. at 40'clock p. m., at the large store room on %th, next ry —" stree’, recently oc- gupied by Brother, all the large q'ass 8 Shelving ures. They will be sold in see- to ny Fix: tions tosvit purchasers. GREEN, Auctioneer _ y » Auctioneer. OUSEROLD AND KITCHEN FURNI TURE AT AvctionN.—On WEDNESDAY, the tt ca Lonn'etece a. “ae _ . itehooe! . 443 9¢ street, between F and G, opposite the'wort trout of nh ee Office, an excellent assorta ent of Furniture viz: Manogany $0.4, varior and rocking C* airs, ‘Dee mat bile-top side Tablee t frewe Mir- ror, walnut card extension, dining, and other bles, Pressing, aud other Bureaus, Window Curtains, China, Giass and Crockery Ware, Paclor, Chamber and Stair Carpets, Hand stair Oilcloth and Matting, » Radiator and other Stoves, oo" lot of Kitchen Requisites. Unger $25 cash; over $5 8 credit of @0 for notes satisfactorily endorseu, bear- A. GREEN, Auct. FOR RENT AND SALE. VALUABLE FAKM OR COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE —The advertiser oer A for meaty jess than cost. or wiil exchange for ium roved City Property, a FAK M of 32 acres, situated Ea te two mil.s from the city. The iard is ina high state of oultivation: the buildings, fences, &c., ure all new and of the best kind. A tore rable place for a market en farm or eentieman’s coun- try residence, is seluom to be met with. ersons wishing to ase will please address M, Box § joa. fe 12 eolm —The western HOUSE of the row ory brown frout new Brick Houses on north, near 4th street. Has a plentiful er from s well on the premisi ath a kitchen, nauire at J. L. Savagi ween lvth and iIth GOR RENT.—The four-story BRICK DWEL LING, with back building aud 434 street. Apply to Dr. KiCHARD! sireet, corner of 8th. Renee ew Oa wise = (OR SAL ‘The Stock and Fixtures of the DRUG STORE, No. 544 Mass. avenue, will ry low, as the owner is Scompeties to quit . The Store can be rented with the tely if desired. Apply on the prow G.C. T., City Post Othee. SUAND AND pecula ion the coatem lated improvement of the arse! g-ounes, which will be sold ‘ow and on very reason- able terms, if application is made soon, CHAS. >. WALLACH, Atvorney fe 8 lawsw opposite City Hail. *U_ NISHED BOUSE FOR RENT op Sack. Hu.ving determined to reside Kausas, 1 will rent or sell my resi street, north side of Fraxklin Sq will be rented furnished, and pr. ‘6 a favoralle Gpportanity for any one desiring a first-class resi- ence. For terms apply to Sutar, Lga & Co., Bankers, No. 517 7th street. a 5 deaeaie __L. R. MOOT. ARM FOR SALE.—I offer for sale my FARM containing 7 acres of land. 30 acres of whiah is gleared. the ba‘ance in oak, hickory, and pine wood, This Farm ts situated on the City Turnp ke, ten miles from Washington and !3¢ from the Seventh- street Turnpike, and has & beautiful view of the surround:ng country for miles inextent. Improve- m nts, & house and barn, ee A Soest eter balanee in December, 1961; would exchange for city property. ek. F. HINES, fe 8-e02w* No. 329 wth street west. P98, SAkE,QR EXCHANGE FoR city PROPER TY.—A FAR Mol 441 aores of Land situated in Buckingham county.Va , with Stock and Farming Utennils, together with a Saw and Grist Mul, and Eugine attached. Inquire of J. V- DU- LIN. on G treet south, between 444 and 6th ats, _ jan 23-1m' Reems © wo Rooms, on Pa avenue, between 12th ami (3th streets, over Sam’l. Lewis’ Jeweiry Store. will be let low to a por ent tenant, Would make vod offos rooms. Apply to WM. FP. BAYLY, Stationer. Jan 12-tf $100,000. °°) M Applied DELAINE: ED .K KOBFS at $15. 3, all woul, at 25, 57h Velvet side STRIPED ROBRS at $35. Rica Velvet F NCED ROBES at 390 and $40 &e., ko, &0, now on exhibition on the S&cOND FLOOR of our es- tablishment. ‘This consignment of magnificent novelties will shortly be closed, adies are xssures, tha’.after these Goods sre dawn from sale here, by the owners in New York. the same articles cannot be purchased in this market at doube the prices n0w asked, HOOE, BROTHER & ¢ O., PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 8th aud 9th gis, ALUABLE AND MOST “INTERESTING Forsaleat TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore, near 9th st. Rrcorps or THe Rrvotvtionary WaR; con- taining the Othciat, Military aud Financial Corres- pondence of all the Officers of the Revolutionary Army from 1775 to 1795, containing the must interest ing malitary, bastorieal and financial informationda Ting that pertod; also, the orgamzation of all the Regiments, showing the uames, kk. date of com- tission, tune of enl stment,and se, vices of the of ficers and privates of each: also, the general and brigade orders of Generals Washington, Lee, Green, Weedon, and others. Tast of American Officers Imprisoned, The time of their capture, release, &c. An socount ofthe feslw Society of the Cincinnati. In New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland a liet of the members’ names, &c., the half pay commuta- tion. and land acts of the Continen‘al Congress; & complete list of all the Officers who Served to the End of the War, And acquired the right to haif-pey for life, comniu- tation and land; proc edings of the Sith Congres and United States Court of Claims relarive to a res.orae tion of the pay acts of the old Congress for the benefit of the Heirs of Officers of the Revolution; Virginia balf-pay and land lawe; the reasons which led to passage of the acer of July 4, 1832, by Congress; the, memes of the. Virgins ediders waa reserved jand, with aa ‘nteresting se :0unt of the military land entucky a1 districts of Oliv, Tennessee, the lo- eation of * Revolutionary Pension Laws of the United States, As they now exist with comventaries thereon; notes Gn he serv.c2s of various class 8 of revoiu- tionary officers, with an cxiensiv. list showing the time they died. &e..&c. One 6 12mo volume of 6% pages. Price $1.54 cents toany part of the Umted states, except California, ‘This work is in.e wed asa book of reference t .the historan and schoar, as wellas furnishing @ thor- ough guide to persous o aiming titie to land or pe - sions fom services of their forefathers during the revolutionary war. ‘The volume contaims the pames of over 5,00 officers and privates of the rerolution- + aad should be ia the hunds of all the de- sonudants ‘of the brave men wl: wht under the banner of '76, that the noble act of their snoes- tors may not escape reminiscence of their descend- ants, who Mast retain this work as a meme: of their brave deeds and patient sufferings. fel ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Ww CoRNeR oF Li TH Stk EET AND Pa. Ave. MR. F. NiCHOLLS CROUCH, Principal. ‘The spring term ing commenced, all persons desirous oF io the ing aud Pixyoforte Classes must apply i ect ly to insure success inenratlug their names for the season, Oilice burs 12 to 1, every day. fed M,Was XxPECI* LNOTIC he subseriberresps tful- S ly notifies perso AVINE UNsSettied Recount: mt that the r bills will be presente t for settt men than this me » When he hopes t wil ovive prouipt att uti ‘The na‘ure of his bu does not 5] ow time for repeated cal. those debted oe ae coseennentty these eoonunts & es sett »y cash Or not: sin 8 rea ty pr reo exeutnt on will pe pose 2 or’s ttlemeut wi H . Fa ee ene ta eT SOUIRE. TT’S PATENT BUCKWHRAT, made in ‘oat Re yt a eee ane only place in to cee weer eT EKELU & MILLERS, ‘274 Pa. ave., adjoining Kirkwood House. A , FIRST QUALITY GOSHEN BUTTER in store and for sale. EKELL ILLER, 24 Pa ava dh eee, Panes House. ter fe 10-3t {Intelligenoer> VALENTINES, VALENTIN ES !—A inrge and ) By Bon fale ines, embracing v~ variety and style. Comic Vaientiues can be sup Pitcred “ees TULINGTON’S }, Odeon Bui , corne: a cnr okt re, - AUCTION SALES. an) 1o-par ¢ To.monROW moxmine. | -“UEGRAPHIC NE a Prom the Avreciated Press Agent. By &.GREEN, A 5 Pr, ao eechiarahieeaeieemesnaiis katt ean ee verter tom Kaan sed rill Caeegactiacaaer petharerta | 1,228 Te Kean and at the requ willsa at ase probably Veto all the eety of the yn ereby en ORS! P wae Dheivw heralding aang that the or Bins | mance ser tne sass pee ary toe . Thepro- . {iste ied reontd much Seema et. south’ '¥,%5. | a rumor at Lawrence that Governer Denver wiii notes. 8 soon be recalled, and that Mr. Porter, of Albany Tcl Appointed tn ble stead. ‘The repast wes ; the belance in six | to have leh Segeenion wee the purchaser to give h, Bots aes cyte i Letter from Mr. H. Clay Pate. pay ments of the notes. All conveyancing at the ex- St. Lovis, Feb. 1l.—The Ri publishes & letter from H Clay Pate. ‘Senator sale be not complied within Polk, in tothe remarks made vy Mr ote from tae day of sale. the trustee ie Scoart of Michigan, in repi: pt THeht to resell anid premises at the tisk and cost of | uy the former ceminenet ey the defaulting purchaser, by giving five day's notice Senate a few days which was read in the of said resale in some newspaper published in the in ‘ ince, by Mr Polk. ‘The letter aity of Weapanston.. ao fig mt Pont prio ey om te Proving the truth of petesee EAI hase | csscrtions a be eee Fa Sere Ita ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until FRIDAY, the 12h i ‘ebruary 5 dame bour. By order of the oi Pe wat . jan 3-e02w A- GREEN, Auct._ | roun wno was shot by By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE BUILDING 1.OT FRONTING lay night. expired at half- this rh The leget Investigation ts ‘ON 20TH STREET, IN THE F. w 7 | on. but the testimony is suppressed for the pres- rox. On FRIDAY, the 12’hinstant-1 skatiaeilsa | °€ ‘The whole affeir creates much teeing, ye: trout of the premises, at 50 elve! some | 8° generat outbreak bended Batiding Lot in the First Ward. appre! the west side of 2 th, betwee K and L. 6 on north it “ Manommed Pacha. beiux orixinaily Lot No. 27, in Square No.6 but is N r, vided im tote of: ts nd 110 fe. . ew Yorx, Feb. 12 —The Aldermen have re. sepicided in lus ran {Blane iwc. 1d: ad'ts | fed to inake an approprtation for the Months notes bearing interest from day of sale, ‘ deed given and a deed of trust taken. oud = A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. [ ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or Orv 4 Wings and Ligvors—On SATURDAY MORNING, February iSth, at 104; o'clock, on the second floor of the auction. rooms, corner of 10th and D street. we shali sell, without reserve, one of the most desirabie stocks of Wimes and Lignors ever offered in this market--many of them bei qyretanet at the sale of the private stock Wines of the late Judge Glenn snd Josiah Lee of Baltimore. These Liquors will be enaranteed as represent ed, and gentiemen in want of chosce Liquors, are respectfully invited te attend the tale. Catalogues will be ready on the day of sale. ‘Terms cash. J.C. MoGUIRF, Auct. reception of Mohammed Pacha, but ba pointed e com- mittee to tender him the freedomfat the city Lawrence, Stone & Ce. Boston, Peb iz the securities of estera Railroad Sinking Puad a Coast Survey Steamer Walker. New Op Cofiee Sale. Puitavetruta, Feb. 11.—At the eolfee auction fe wd this morning the bidding was spirited and prices advanced 4. Sales of 1,50) bags Rio at Sallie _____ FUTURE DAYS. conte. — =a By WALL & BARNARD, Aucte. | ener ment. ! Corner of Pennsylvania arenuc and 9th street, Naw Yoru, Feb. 11.—The wife of Commodote THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF | P#'ty died at Newport last night ILD an SILVER WATCHES, FINE : RY, &o., at public auction. at store room street. underthe Avenue House, com- meneing THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock, and fo be nued every evening until the whole stock is ed of without reserve. & BARNARD, Auvets. Resumption. New Yore, Feb. 122 —Clark, Dodge & Co wi resume business in a few days. — Southern Markets. CHARLEston, Feb. 11 —Sales to. » 2000 bales, prices having advanced sup,” week's »ales 15,000 bales. Good middling to middting fair Wat2ye. Rice buoyant at xe. sdvance. Aveusta, Feb. 11.—Sales 2 les; Ae a jen 2,000 bales; middling w WAL By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUAB IMPROVED Rear Estate.—B; mu trust, bearing date the 3d day of recorded in Liber J. A. S.. No. 133, forio 231, et 'seq., the subscriber will seli, ai public sale, on WED AY, the ad day of February. 1852, at 40. look P at the auctu wre of Jas. C. McGuire, on he corner of Pennsylvania avenue and lth xtreet Wert, the whole of Square 1654. fronting 433 feet | iweh on each of north C and D streets, aud 365 fee ton each of Lsth and i5th streete west, and Lot No. 14, in Square N-. 732, fronting 54 feet on Ist street east, between south B and C streets, by one liundred feet SOPs Terms of sale: One-third cas! ind the balance in 81x, twelve and 18 months. for bearing interest from day of sate, secured by ndeed of trust on the coats: and if not complied with in Sve days after he sale, the property will be resuid upon one week's notice, At the rick and expense of the purchaser. deed Apri!, 1857, and Baltimore Markets. am geome Feb. 12—Flour closed heavy; oward street super $4 44084 50; City Mills at ea eae nd encamped cae jrain inactive and unchanged . advance on corn ——— ee Whisky firm at 21492, New York Markets. New Yona. Feb. 12.—Flour heavy ; salex of 5,000 barrels; State $4,104.20, Obio $4 7524 wy, Southern $4 50a4 85 Ail conveyanet: g at the cost of the purchaser, Wheat ; bushels ; ‘ CHAS. 8. ALLAGH Trustee. | gi suet so Tn “ales of 15,000 ; ame jan 13-2tawads J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. Co w advanced; white 67269 , Yellow 64e68- i7_THE AROVE SALE JS POSTPONE Pork is higher; $16.10. Beef bigher ; salee at untif FRIDAY , the 19th day of February, 1658, saree | $12.75a13 WO" Lard iedearen ey oynone. Lour and place. . Whiskey is firm. CHAS. 8. ALLACH, Truste —— fe 4-2aw&ds AS C. McGUIRE. A By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. . Financial. Ew Yorn. Feb 12 —Stocks are generally low- ANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, ON 7TH, u er. Chicave and Rock Island 73x; Cumberiard BeTwxen |. axv M STREgTs. aT Auction — | Coal Co. 22; Illinois Central 97 bonds 95; On WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, [ shail sell at | La Crosse and Mil ‘Sent 5 oolock p. m., two handsome Building Lots, frout. ver York Crore wy en 233; New York Central Sa; Va 6's 91%; Missouri 6's 84. Sterling exchange dull. GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. Correspondence of the Star. Groncrrown, Feb. 12, 1858 A fire occurred this moraing about 6 o'clock, tn the carpenter shop of Mr. Thomas Cissell, situa- ted Immediately in the rear of the Methodist Protestant Clureh, on Congress street, which en- tirely consumed the building, a considerable quantity of lumber, prepared work and sll the tools of Mr Cixsel and his Jjourneymen. Asthere had been no fire about the shop this winter there can ve no doubt bnt that it was the work of some villainous tneendiary. The Vigilant Fire Com pany Was promptly on the spot, with their appe- ratus, but could do nothing more than prevent the flames from spreading. The lossof Mr Cts- sel and his men cannot fall far short of $1,000 Oar citizens would do well te be on the lookout Recent developments indicate conclusively that We either bave among us, or our town is visited by villainous parties, whose only object Is mis- chief. The weatber this morning ts decidedly win- terish—bitter cold. Last night, the canal frore entirely over, and large quantities of ice formed onthe river. Al the time of writing this letter ing on 7'h st. west 42 feet 5 inches, and runnin to a wide alley 116 fet, being lots No-. 13 and 14, in square No, 449, agreeable * bdivision. Tve whole ovatains 4,921 square feet. Each lot will be sold sep- erate. We deem it unvecesssry to say any thin, rela ive to the location of the above desert: Property, a8 it is well known to he one of the m desirable and handsome pieces of prop. sale on 7th street, ‘Terme: One-half cash: soohi goed or purchasers erred sale. fe 1l- By WALL & BARN4KD, Auctioneers. ARGE STOCK OF FINE IMPORTED LI 4 yvoks, Wines any Cokvials, Bourbon, Mo- NONGANELA anv OLD Rik WHIsSkRY at PUBLIC Avetion.—Owing to unexpected business arrange Ments elsewhere, the Mersre. Mouer & Co.,of New J ork, wil diseortinue ther tgercy am this city, and wiil,en TURSDAYN, the !6th instant, at 10 o'clock &.m. at the store No. 7 P: tional Hot ing Sx; balance in six mouths, the eine fare een ha Nagar ayment. bearing interest from Aidoed given anda deed 2 G ‘nav, Opposite the Na- offer their exteasive aud well-selecied a. We uame— French Grandios. in gand Yo evette and other brainds—Bisquit trico- chee, he Ne propriet: Also, fine Braadies 1 desmije nd Lottles, Superior Old Rye, M nongahela sad Bourbon Whiskey. These are very fine, Also, & fine stock of pure old Madeira snd Port Wines, Bordeaux, Annesette, M-rgschino, Currscoa. No- au sad Perfect Love Cordials, Red Seai Cabmet, Pernior and other choise Cham- ne, Matesux, Med e, St. Julien and other jaret Wine, Also, be: iS eighth casks Rochelie high | Snow is failing tolerably fast, with every indica- Hivored Brandy and 50 cases of Claret and Cham- | tion of a heavy fall. pagnes, in bond in the Georgetown custom house. ‘The packets Argo and Meiggs, of the Messrs Attention of d slersend others is called to this of ret cass Liquors. They will be sold in lots uit. Ritter canal line, are rapidly a nage com- piction, and will be venay fo te ye their Shaces Terms at sa'e. upon the gine oy Coons first of Merch Each of , these boats Lave been thorongbly remodelied in- oe WALK & BARNARD, Anete, | (really, and willbe ated tp aoa meee te arf é L&R, Auctioneer. the most superior style: and will be, when com- AND LIQUORS Avcr ¢ J RDAY EVENIN February, commencing at 6 0’clock, 1 shall my Auction Room tron Hall, a chuice ovliection of rare old Wines and Laquo: 14 bottles, embracing in part— eats Xeres Wise Sherry, = aks old Indian Queen Mad_ira, Harmony Golden Sherry, Duff Gordoa’s Mazinil'a Brown Sherry, Howard, March & Co’s old res.rve Madeira, Queen sabelia Sherry, 3¥ quart cennj hns superior old Bourbon Whisky. Du Sergei o d Conversation Sherry, old London ‘ort, 1.. PB. Madeira, Imperial Crown Sherry, Regina Port, Loo Sherry, Queen’s Port, Cebicopar pale Sherry, Old Ho ised Gee Rudvizh pale pees : Choice Amontillado Sherry, od Kast India Sherry, Sir = Oliveira’s favorite Madeira, pure Juice ‘ort, Superior o'd Cognse Brandy, Moet and ns gree ; seal Champagne, 0 flasks oF ‘aret & Co.’s Brandy, a et Champagne, vid Pinet Castilon Laubenhelina Wine, St. Julien Claret, Curacoa, Maraschino, En lish Shrub, Brancy Sherries. AT | pleted, decidedly the most superior packets ever Tun on the canal W heelwrigbts in want of a first-rate stand for business, with good roomy shops, will do well fo pay attention to the advertisement of Mr Kenia it may not be amiss for us again to call ettea- tion to the meeting at Forrest Hall, this evening, for the purpo e of Considering the new Code No change in the Flour or Grain markets since report of yesterd: s. Ss : M OLFE’S CHEIDAM AKOMATIC SCHNAPPS 18 presoribed with great success by the Medical Fao- aity in Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop - sy, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Bieod, Inndequate Assimilation of Food, and exhausted Vitel Energy; and as & beverage it has no superior in the world. Put up in quart and pint botties, and for sale by si! the Druggists and Groce: Washington. UDOLPHO WOLFE, French Olives, Florence Oi!, Bordeaux Pickles, Sole Importer sod Manufacturer, Freceh Mustard Caltoun Whisky. — Nos. 18, 20, and 22, Beaver street, New York. London Cordial Gin, Monougabeja Whisky. deo 12-5un O.d Virgie Peach Brandy, Islay Malt Whisky, PORK SALt AT A BARGAIN.—The subscr:- K ber wit sell stire Stock and Fixt re: wood yard. 1 est and best sifud. c. ‘The above stock comprises 8 consignment froman od, extensivenud Hie house in New York, and is re,rese.ted as being of very superior quaity. ‘Thowe who have parchas: dat our former sales speak am_ungualified te:ms of their decided superio ity. a < od run of custom, ui ree T t sale, Sf of loth street and Caun! Riebsd” CHAS. W. BOTELER, Auct, | “27 Sipe comer SIMMS. ARSHAL.'S SALE.—In virtue ofa wnit of fiert M facias.under the lien jaw, ed from the s ee of the Cireuit Court of the District ry for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I will expore to public stile, for Casi, in front of the Court House door of said county,on WEDNES- AY, the 24th of February , 1858, at 12.0% m., the Gore SHU ING © VING days tonger ‘Ladies will have aa Oppor- nasing Inese fogent Fiounced SILK ROBES a 915, tire consignment «f these goods will he inSthort ume. Now or never us tos jowing deseribed property to wit: ar "s ww Goods at ht, title, ciaum, and interest in to the three Aaif the Cost of Importation, Pra Houses erected on Lot No, 5, in reservation HOME, BRO. & CO, D, oo Maryiaud avenue, hatween 43¢ and 6th sts., in Pennsylvania the City of S eablerton, ©. et eget 4 fea-lw ____ between 8 ste. rty of eB. ev, ae v fy Judicnls No 29, i0 October term | A REMAKKAWL BOOK —Th eitios do not 1857, in favor of Siuith & Fowler. to use strong aan regan, : . D. HOOVER. Marsha! to Fertes'e Le Tk — Aaron Burr, _ian Sy-dts _for the District of Columbia, Ration ‘sarguailed eat.” | os > ARSHA "3 SALE.—In virtue of five wntsot * Most Inecurating.” i from the Cleri’s ulee of the Cheat coer: | “More exerting than r ort ie 8s ofhoe ar Ofthe District of Coluunbia for the County of Wash= ex, (New York Observer (New York Evangelist. “It 18 & poor compliment to say That this life mow ington, and to me directed. | shall to public | interesting as 8 novel [Harper's Weekly. efor Cash, in front of the Court door of | “Of intense interest.”” {Home Journal. said County, on SATURDAY, the 2th of Feb- Has not a dull page in it.” ' Boston Traveler. ruary, 1858, st l2 o'clock following descril “Of peculiar prorbing sag on Transcript. “Of intense interest.” Home Journs'. “Most deeply interesting—fascinating.” bexininy at the southeast corner rate ne. A nae roperty, to wit, Viz: Part ot l,in square west Sf square No.4. i the City of Wastuagton, D.C. the line runnmg thence west alo: IT feet, th rth 75 feet, thence east 17 “or ” 1c “ 4 tence south 36 feet to beginning ; also. sundivied “Almost s jeography.”” half part of tot No. ll. in square, fronting on 1P) pe Press. 27th atroot west G) feet, runLiDE Peek ee chee | “Likely toruna race with ‘tinele Tom” With the rear of said Lot 0. 1, 44 feet 8 anches, a [N.Y Evening Post. urchased by John MeGi Mesers. Bnd | And 20 wemight go on. The people bese Woudward? aixo, the other undivided motets of | gtind tome Tish! fn Onaga however. : % said square. and tat part of Lot No. tions have heen swept off in six weeks, the an — — is now MAURY’s on K street north, ‘or sale TAYTOR & said Lot, and Bookstore hear 9b street. orner Steet & inohee, thence northward! fei al i it at cost or ~ yee | bapes as january term 1858, in favor Geo. s oo . Scribling, Ti oO Carpentare and one w want C~ wage, and Getty wou! WA st Biagden’s haart belore dev t7 dts Le Pease oe M Nek AT. FOR PL T of Be cacti art BREE Visi secon 8: rt Sage