Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1858, Page 3

rhs LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. SeiTHsoxtan Lecrenes.—Dr. Wynne’s third lecture on the -Ettect of Occupation on Health,” was delivered on last W. evening at the Smithsonian Instifate, to 4 lar; audience, con- sidering the disagreeableness of the weather. He commenced by calling attention to the remark able similarity between the ‘Mortality Returns ? of Massachusetts and those for €ngland and weer These fatter show about the same aver- age bength of life for persons engaged in'the se - oat descriptious of occupation eras. Thiscir cumstance not only proves the yeneral accuracy of both statements. but fully establishes the theory that the difference ix attributable to the avocations pursued Leaving the above topic, the lecturer went on to speak of severat branches of industry yener- ally believed to be anhealthy. First, amony these, he noticed workers in copper. The dis- eases to which this class of mechanics Ject are said to be more frequently attribe chemical preparations employed in the facture of articles com copper of brass than to the metal itself This, the lecturer thought, might probably be the case, as it seems to be true that thoxe employed in certain depart- ments of this kind of maoufacture are ofvener at- tacked with diseases than those engaged in other departments. For instance, those who place the explosive compound in the percussion caps and the workmen in the rooms where sawdust jis used are most liable to a peculiar species of colic. It was formerly sapposed that powdered char- coal, a substance mach used by brass founders, ‘was the most prolific agent in neers nen ey incident to their business bere it was em- pl the w rkmen were said to be liable to asthma, caterrh, and lung compiaints. In F.ance, the commissioners appointed to investiate the subject reported to this effect, and its use was accordingly abandoned Among the brass work- ers in this country. the lecturer said, this asser- tion was not sustained. On the contrary, those employed in the departments where powdered charcoal is used, are a+ healthy genetally as in other departments of the business, and the lec- turer appeared to believe that the true cause of the diseases ix not yet discovered, althongh that it arises from the combiration of chemicals with copper, he did not seem to doubt. Phe manufacture of wall paper is another very unhealthy business, owing to the fact that the coloring used in many instances contains arsenic This is especially the cave with the green used for large figures, on the finer qualities of paper, and tn many establishments the use of arsenical green bas been to a great degree dispensed with, on this account, and a substitute in made of Prussian blue. The workmen in “‘satining™ the sarface of wall paper, also suffer greatly from the materials used They are frequently afflicted With great lassitude, and are subject to tamors So virulent is the poisonous qualities of some watl paper coloring, that persons are said to have become quite sick from remaining in a room Whose wal s were covered with puper coloed with these materials. NotwRbstanding the great balk of evidence in support of these theories, the lecturer said that there ae many who deny them Many workmen have declared that toey never suffered inconvenience on account of these dele- terious substances, though constantly employed where they are used. Thi-, the lecturer thought, was owing tothe d-ffereuce of snsceptibility in different systems to the action of poison. He next noticed the cases wherein mercurial Preparations are used by the workmen. All these Solas of business, comprising the manafac- turer of looking-glasses, fine gilding, fine b-ass works, such as the movements of watches, &c., are unbealthy, aud the inventive genius of me- chanics bas n calied into requisition to dis- cover some plan by which the dingers might be obviated. The manufacture of friction matches was likewise placed inthe category of unhealthy diseases, on account of the phosphorus used >> ‘Thé most palpable effect is necrosis of the jaw- | ad ne, which is early developed, and only cured Vy application of the knife Several other branches of industry were enu- vated, and the peculiar diseases to which ~ those engaged in them are subject were de- scribed Our space will not permit us to do jus- tice to discourses of such practical importance as is this entire series, and we close, therefole, by notifying our readers that Dr. W. will lec. ture again on this and next Wedne- day evening. Ix Tue Cirecit Corrt, on Friday, the case of McKean rs. Bluke was finally determined. The case grew out of a contract for the Congressional binding for the 3ist Congress in the year 1852 ‘The said contract was awa'dedto John H. Tren- holm, and by him sub-let to Johu A Blake, now lo execute the work for one-balf the net profits, Rayo cece who employed McKean, the plaintitt, ™ ard this action was brought to recover a Valance wileged to be due McKean as a portion of said net ts, over and above what he alleges to bave previously. The case necessarily in- mn account of some length, the whole upon the contract by the Government rds of $70,000, and the ex i eat number and variety o! days were occupied in the trial, aud as warily contested by the counsel on les. Messrs. Charles S Wallach and fe for plaintiff, and Bradley, Sr., aud W. Stone for defence. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, assessing the damages at &33. The jury in the case of Clarke Miils es. George W. Talbott, in whieh action way brought to re- cover the value of an elk used aca model alleged to have been killed by the defendant, returned a verdict in favor of the plaiutitY, and assexsed the d umages at $50. On Saturda , the Court bad up for considera- tion, in the mourning, the case of Jolin Purdy vs. Mary A. Avuoid. sdministratrix of Samuel Ar nold, in whieh action was brought to recover an areouut for lumber, alleged to have been furnish- ed tue defendant wow deceased. in the construc- tion of a house. The jury returned for the plain- Uf in the sam of Siz 49, with interest from 25th October, in54 The next case taken up was that of Jas. Ce rane rs. The Adams’ Express Company,’ in Which suit was b-oughtto recover da: ages for the loss atrunk which bad been entrusted to said company for transportation from Washing- tou, D.C, to Woodbine, Conn, which trunk ‘was alleged te have been lost by carelessness of said company. The jury found for the plaintitf; damages $50, with interest from date of veidict ‘The next case taken up was that of Patrick H King cs. William M. Cripps, action on an ac- count for goods sold and delivered ; non-suit The Court then adjourned until Tuesday next, at 10 o'clock a. m Buitvine Orexations —In a late tour of ob- servation we noticed that not only many substan- tial improvements to the city in the house build- tng line are in progress but also that the desigus of many of the new structures are distinguished by more than ordinary beauty and taste in the First Ward, at the corner of Nineteenti aad F streets, the Messrs Baldwin are building @ large first-class four-story brick, with heavy brown-stone window and door-beads This house is to have fourteen rooms, and in their a rangement aud fitting up, ail the modern contri- ra ave been entisted to produce a model ce This beautiful house ix the property oss Rav, Fug , of Georgetown, sae) he most unique and tastefully designed MRonstruction of the oases weusve seen lately has just been comple- s. Jos. B. Williamson and James young contractors.) for Mr. Josiah street north, between Teath aod eets ft has a retined neatuess aod frow stiffness, that pleases and at- the uneducated eye. roperty adjoiaing the fine residence of w Carlisle, Esq , on Indiana avenue, aear ‘Phird street, is being improved by the entire re- Setetior It is to be, when let-d,a first-class honse, capable of com ing $70) or SH) per annum reat, This is owned by Mr. Carlisle. Rior tx Swawpoopte —Yesterday afternoon the police were warned that au extensive riot was brewing in that part of the Fourth Ward known a. *' Swampoodle”’ or the * Happy Hunt- ing Ground *' The Chief of Police concentrated as many of bis force as possible aud went to that vieinity, where there wus collected a crowd of eight bund-ed to a thousand persons, of all col- ors, ages, sexes and descriptions, very much ex- cited, and apparently ready to enter into a gen- eral Ggbt with ali kinds of weapons The Chief of Police, Justice Dona, and the offices were kept busy, wntil after the guxiliary weat on duty in preventing an auibreax Two young men, James Quill and Heary Gaither, who were prom jaent io the aitsir aud would not be persuaded to desist. were avrested by the Chief of Police and and Officer Gormley, aad taken to the gua d- house Thi< morning they were each fared $5 and costs, and beld to bail in $500 to appear at the March term of the Criminal Court. The aff-ay, it appears, orivinated in an amica- bie snow-balling combat between the -- Hive. nia Cian” and the © Swipers.’ and ended, as rough sports sometimes will, in an angry battle Justice Dona, who was early on the ground. Was most active in quelling the disturbance. ‘Tae Vortine upon the new Code is proceeding quietly and good-humoredly at the different pol'- lag places. Indeed, there is ha:d'y animation enowgh about the contest to give one # “realizing sense’’ that there is an election going on §=There i« precious little loitering about the polls to-day, as the voters are only too anxious to record their * yea’? or ‘* nay,’ and pull foot for home. out of the ib” of melted snow and mnd. The voting thas far indicetes that the Code will be rejected To-xorrow La Sonnamimia is to be performed in Baltimore, by the great U iiman Opera Troupe See advertisement. By the way, why cannota r in this city by Herr Formes and ree yA ae performers of the T if they are not to appear bere ta opera? bat says Mr. Uiimaa’ Tue Fovrta Warp Cops Meerixo.—Mr. Wim. F. Wood asks us to say that, in his re- tmarks at the Assembly room upon the frée negro Population, be did not design to place all of this class in the same ry of worthlese: as many of them are Stoee to be quiet, inane AUCTION By C. W. anc te ND LIQUORS AT’ Correspondence ef ¢1 Star. Gonexrown, Feb. 15, 1888 The following business was transacted by our City Councils on Friday night iast. & chuice oollection trious peopie. What besaid was, in substance, A eee on ier the Mayor, in rv) that te Dltrit waearafenerl, ome or vetogs | reipsion tothe ate @; Tetered. 0 2 X.eree Vino Sher ‘ for the free and runaway negroes and their “Of covering the accounts of Dr. 9. a ; geny from the acighbort aoe toa baing ‘call, JJ. Methuitfea, Seth end Jobe Hf, | DUk;"s old indian Queen Madeira, Harmony Golden no uieans of instruction bere, they were gene- | Sinoot; ail of ich ere appropriately refered. pad Borde Mazinil’a Brown Sherry. - sole tpared in vice and infamy; and that @ great A commun’ jon was from the Vigi- ‘oward, March & Uo’s old res.rve Madsira, Queen ion of the time of our courts were consumed | lant Fire Company; read and referred. Isabelia Sherry, le trying this class of vagabonds; and that instead of using the militia tax to keep up a useless mil- itary organization, that it would be better to ute that fund to send that class, when convicted of crime, to | iberia.or some other C: ; farther, that he did not believe a single member of Congress north of Maxon and’Dixon’s line would object to a section in the new Code that would so rid the District of such a worthiess class of* vagabonds. Tae Wasnixoron Taeatee —City play-goers aie on the qui vive foi the advent of Miss Heror, and our polite friend who sits at the receipt of customs at that establishment is certain to have ssbagp time of it to-night. Miss Heron makes er first appearance—she can possibly stay but six nights, by the way—in her adaptation of “Camille,”’ from the French of Alexander Du- mas, jr. It is cast as follows: Camille. Miss Matilda Heron; Armand Duval, Mr. J.B. Howe; Monsieur Duval. (his father.) Mr. Whiting ; Gas. ton Rieux, Mr. J B. Dawson ; Count de Varville, Mr. F. Bangy; Gustave, Mr. C. Howard; Men senger, Mr. Newton; Arthur, Mr. J. Whiting; Madame Prudence, Mrs. HP. Grattan; Nicbetie, Mrs. B. Warden ; Nanine, Mra. Stoneall; Olym: pe, Mrs. Howe. The new d curtain, painted by Glessing, “*Youth,’’ from Cole’s ‘+ Voyage of unrolled to-night. Tepresentiny Life,” wilt “Lavine THEIR own Eoos "—Editor of the Star: I notice, by a paragraph in The States of this evening, that the Clerks im the several De- partments are recommendrd to ‘-lay their own eggs,’’ and ‘‘raise their own poultry,” &c there uld be any doubt about the matter, allew me to present you the paragraph entire. It is as follows : “If the Department Clerks would consult their own true interests, they would seck a bome in the couutry, and employ their now idle hours in cultivating the soil, raising their own v. bles, laying their own me ed producing their own ponl- try, aad sétteny ander their vine and fig tree” Can you inform me whart sort of “eggs” the clerks will be likely to “‘lay,’’ and what kind of poultry they will produce when ‘hatched ’** uch information will greatly ovlige Your obedieat servant, eg Ktotz, Cor of 9th and DV streets. Washington, Feb 5, 1858. s fmive, No more the deadly serpont’s fuld Aro my soul entwine. Attesting angels now record This vow so freely given, And, as I forfeit this my word, May | thus forfe.t heaven, The above is the pledge of a Temperance $o1- ety, now organizing in Georgetown. Lancexy —Rob’t Richaid-onand Sonny Jack- son, colored, were arrested Saturday by Otticer B.T Watson, the former for the larceny of cer- tain barness belonging to Mr. Hayes, and the lat- ter as a participant, ard also stealing a revolving pistol. ‘The officers have been trying to lay their hands on Jackson for several weeks, he being wecused of other Ca rte criminal offences, but be managed to dodge them until acrested b Watson. They were taken before Justice Wi liams, and committed to jail for a further hear- ing Tus Carirasre will find a case of suffering of an urgent character in the case of a poor woman, a total stranger in this city, who with a family of five sn children is left entirely des- titute. Those disposed to give her work, or other means of feeding her helpless family, will tind her at the house of James Mahony Mas- sachusetts avenue, between North Capitol and First streets. $ A Drracument of Marines left the barracks yesterday morning for New York. in charge of Sergeant Samuel F. Reynolds, consisting ye Sergeants, three Corporals, and ten privates, Ts a part of the Marine Guard of the U. 8 steamer Niagara, which is to sail on or about the first of March, for England, to assist in laying down the much-talked-of Atlantic cable. WeE caLt attention to the advertisement of the closing sales of the superb stock of silk dress goods from New York, now to be seen at Hooe, Brother & Co.'s rooms. These goods, which are of the freshet and choicest deseription, will positively be withdrawn on Satarday next. Bear tx Minpthe Friendship Lodze Levee, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, to-night, where there will be good speaking, good music, and a good dance at the end of all we rather guess. See their pro- gramme. To Nicut the ball of the Washington Quad- tille Association at ‘*Phiiharmonic Hall.’? —Wm. Everbart, Md. drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, €3.44. Jno McNeal, Ireland, do; #344. James O’Donaid, Ireland; do. do. 1ith.—James Quill, Ureland, riotous and disor- derly conduct; flue and costs, $6.44, and security for court. Henry Gaither, D. C., do. do. and security for court. Jobn W. Donaldson, D. C.; drank and disorderly; fine and costs, 83 04. Jo- shua Evans, alias Augustus Jewell, D C., do. and carrying pistol; fine and costs, $32 04 West Lock-up.—Charles Werner, col.. D. C., Charles Stewart, col., D. C., Frank Wheeler, col., D. C., Eliza Wheeler, col.. D. C., Charles Roberson, col ,D C., Alice Barker, col., DC, all unlawful assembly, each fined 86 56. Jobo Woodward, col , D. C., threats, dismissed. W. Hl. Roney, col., D.C., drank in the street; flae and cost $4.50. Warten Returns, 13t Weporne Caxxs very pretty and very cheap; loe Cream and Water Ices at $1.50 per gallon, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F ste. jan 2 Im* J. Fussauu. MARRIED, On the léth instant, at St. Mathew’s Church, by the Rev. Father Walron, CHRISTOPHER C, CALLAN, Esq., ef Georgetown, D. C., to Miss SUSANNA J. M. HOLMEAD, oldest daurhter of Vm. Holm Esq.,of** Pleasant Plans,” ington county, DC. (Rockville, Md., aud Cincinnati, Ohio, papers please copy ) * lu Philadelphia, by the Rev. George A. Durbor- row. Mr. HUGH PATTON, formerly of this city, to Miss MARGARET HARDY, of Philadelphia. WANTS. ANTED— By a respectable Womana situation as COUK. Good reference given. ply at No. 446 lth street, between E and F: it* ANTED.—A WOMAN to Wash, tron, and for ‘Seats Chaimberwork. Apply at th ‘office. le ANTED.—A Situation as CO K WwW & private family. Has no objections te folok in the country. Good reference given. Address A. B., Box 12, Star Othce Lied ITUATION WANTED BY A MIDDLE- + aged Womanas NURSE and to assist in gene- ral Housework. Address C. K., Star Office. fe 5-2" jy ANTED7 0 PURCHASE— For $1.00 Cash, ta Gold; the balance on such terins as may be azreed A aps and convenient BRICK HOUSE, suitabe for a gentieman’s private resi dence, and in & healthy aud eligible neighborhood. Ence nes toexceed $3,000 to $3,500, J seershemt Ww. . fo 15-61 ED.—Tweuty-five cents fur Ladies’ Slip. ar ‘beat ualitye) Gum Sh 6232 cen PREEMAN’S, 32 Pa PARISIAN LADY DESIRES TO OBTAIN [ 4 Situationas TH AOHER iu » boards sohoo! e or further South. WANTED —A WHITE GIRL. to do general nds oaewort at No. 521 street, between 4th aud 5th. fe 13-8 * A desrable SHORE ROOM, on between sth loth streets. Ad- ‘ y Post Office, fe 8-eolm E™PLoy MEN T.—@50 a month and all expenses paid. an AGENT is WANTED in every town and county in the United St engage in @ re- pectable and easy busines ht 8 . For particulars N. & CO., corner of Broom ercer sts., New York City, inclosing one pos- uty, ‘jan pow WOLFE’: Scurtoam akowstic scuNaPPs is prescribed with great success by the Medical Fac- ulty in Gravel, Gout, Coronic Rheumatism, Drop pepsia, Slugeish Crroulation of the Blood, Imdequate Assimilation of Food, aud exhausted Vital rky; aud ae & beverage it has no auperior in the world, ; quart and pint bottles, and for sale by the Druggists and Grocers in W: UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole [mporter and Manufacturer, Noe. 18, 90, and 2, Beaver street, New Yurk. deo 12-Sa One from John Burrows, tendering bis resig- nation as one of the Judges of Election; referred. One from WH. Fletcher; laid on the table. One from Wim, Chamberlain, James Collins, _ all of which were referred. id Magara Taylor; all Mi unas presented the account of Jobn Popkins; Teferred. Mr. Joues presented the account of J. N. Fear- won and Vigilant Fife Company; referred. Mr. Thomas » from claims committee, resolutions in favor of Drs. Lauk and Ritchie, | $0 finsks of Maret & Co. . and others; beth Boa-ds. Mumm’s Cabinet Champagne, old Pinet Castilion Mr. mination a supplement to an ot L nhelne Wind, St. Fuhen Claret C Daace, entit an ordinance levying a general os - jie ‘uracoa, and special direct tax for the year 1338, and pro- | Maraschino, En tah Shrub, Han y Sherries viding for the collection of the same; which was | prooth (itven. F lerenoe Olt: Bordeanx Pickles, 30 quart i ¥ Bada dNTe esa Renn yma, 2 F ,iisdeira, Imperint Crown Sherry, Regina bebe Sherry nee ahr okioopar pale Sherry, '. herry . Choice A th Shi » * Superior o'd Cognse Brandy, Moet and on’s gree : sen! Cham, boca Brandy, ene sed. Passed both Boards. Cordial le Ww PeThe sopplenent to aa ordinance for introdu- | Oid Virginia Peach Brandy, Tal K Malt Whisky, cing gas Kedhiwse streets of the town, was taken + akin hel ai a 3 signment from Sports joa-ds passed a resolution {n favor of Od; extonni ‘and reliable house 2 New York, and Uincint Ferien, indemnity ing hina for expense | Wess ene havapurehesclal surfer eer och collation furnis ‘0 firemen some i i ir decided supers anonths since. Who takes the honor? Se to it te fie ghee — “ gece meseneye ry cneaen 8-d CHAS. W. BOTELER, Auct. e was rece! rom lermen fe agrecing tothe jolat meeting at 9% o'clock. ITIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEM A fe was received from the Aldermen of the wy er, th \- 10 FUESDAT, Fob \erat ig seine iat ta it C.’W. Bo returning a resolution authorizing flag footways =f 5 across certain streets, adhering a ir objec- - TELER, Auct’r. tions. Also, asking a committee of conference By J. UC. MoGUIR®, Auctioneer. u) the subject of the canal bridge Mexsrs. ARGE AND PTTRACTIVE Ae aie or OLD White, Jones, and Cropley were appointed on Wives axp Liqvogs—On SATURDAY .MORNING, February !3th, at 10% o’clock, on the second floor of the auction rooms, coruer ‘of l¢th O street. we shall sell, without reserve, one of the most desirable stocks’ of Wines and Liquors ever offered in th et—many of them bein, pear 2 at the sale of the private stook o Wines of the late Judge Glenn and Josiah Lee of Baltimore. These Liquors will be guaranteed as represent- ed, and gentlemen in want of choice Liquors, are respectiully invited to attend the sale. Catalogues wy! be ready on the day of sale. Terms cash. J.C. MoGUIRE, Auct, THR ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONE IDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 17, 2 40’cloek, same place, fe 15-2t JAS. C. MeGUIRE. Auct’r. id BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. PHANS' COURT SALE ©F FURNI- O TURE &c.—On FRIDAY MORNING sexe eh instant, at me will ge |, at the Inte res - lence of Mra. C ‘Assin, sed, the entire -Persunal F fleots. as. - jahogany Side, Dining, and Centre Tabi Sofe, ahogant ‘and U ‘+ «Chairs, ' Cune seas Looking-riasses, Curtain: Carpets, Dressing and other Burea: Wardrobes, said committee. Mr. White reported, from streets committee, Ale --1en’s bill authorizing railways along area walls; 4 Mr. Williams, of same committee, asked that the communication of B. Forrest be referred to Board of Aldermen; granted. The same gentleman reported, from committee on Georgetown schools, a revolution in relation to the same; passed both Boards Mr. Cropley reported, from committee on the mm veh Racers a resolution in favor of A. Barber; ‘A message’ was received from the and eferred t» Alde:men. Mc. Pickrell reported resolution in favor of Margaret Taylor; passed both Boards, Mr. Thomas ap Ge the following message, in writing, to the Board of Aldermen: Gentlemen: This Board proposes a joint meet- ing for the purpose of filling vacancies in judges of elections in the second and third precincts, and pame 9 o'clock this evening as the hour of meeting. A resolution in relation to recent fires passed both Boards. Mayor; read, i Bedsteads, Beds, Mattresse: ang, The Committee from Vi,ilant Fire Compan r i 3 was laid on the table. 7 | Siseae wen and Rltoben Eetauare, ll providing for a bridge across the Ca- nal west of the Market honse having been agreed upon by the committee of conference, was passed by both Boards. A resolution in relation to crossings of streets - wee as mains have been laid, passed both ca ds A joint meeting of the two Boards was then held, and the following gentlemen elected to fill the vacanaies in the judyes of elections : W. H. Harbangh for the Second Precinct, and George W. Rhodes for the Third. Both Boards then adjourned Also, Siiver Spoons, Forks, Ladies, io. ‘erms 5 felts BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts. tUu-DAY & TO-MORROW MOKNING. By WALL & BARNARD. Aucts. Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street, EN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF LD an SILVER WATCHES, FINE Y, &e., at publioauction. at store room 7th stre inder the Avenue House, oom- mencing THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock. and to be continued ever; The weather continues biting cold. Our ca- | Giap eed i widen eee eat the whole stock is nal_and the river bth closed by ice. fell-iw WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, The vote on the new Code bids fair to be quite large. The general impression is that it will be defeated. Nothing of moment from the markets. S CE GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. OST.—On Thursday last By BADEN & LOWNDS, Auctioneers. No,&C, Market Space, between 7th and 8:h s'8, ARDWARE, CUTLERY AND BUILDING MATER'AL TOBE SOLD WitHouT RESERVE.— We wil! commence the sale, at our store. ofr large stock of Hardware, &c.,on SATURDAY MORN- ING, at 10 o'cl_ck, and continue each mornine uutil the whole stock is closed out We name in part— Planes of all kin in Georgetown, a wrought GULD BRAC T, which the a ower values much. snd for which, uitable reward ysis of every description, will be givenif left at CISSHLL’S Drug Store. aspa, Hraces, +-ammera, Hatchets, 15-3t Rui iN Plumbs, Levels, ——— < = = 2 Si i 06! ‘hoveis, Hoes, FK OR SALE—A SERVANT WOMAN, about | Nails. and Carpente: ‘vols of every variety, S vears of age.and a Boy House keeping Articies, She is agood Hui rvanta nd sold without fau. Fine Table ¢ sere, the owner having m ve fu- her. Plated Spoor ‘ork: thy ano sera and slaves for life, at Alex- | Pocket Knives, Bowie ves. Pistols, &c., Ke. ander Palzeli’s feed store, near 1a ket_house, | And every thing pertaining to Buildings, Georgetown. fe 15-4 ‘ oe le, ey lers, und persons generally are re- 3 - ully inva: 4 AYOR’S OF FICE, Georgetown, D.C eran . . - M Polio: ss te Terms of sale: All sums of and under $10, cash; the balance in, S. 4, and 6 months, with satisfactory onpcrned paper. ms fe 12-18 BADEN & LOWNDS, Avet. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. A REWARD of Two Hundred Dolla hereby offered for the apprenension aad due conviction of person or persons who, on the night of the 12th tant, wiifuliy and maliciously set fire toand burnt the carpenter's shop stab.ex situated near High ARGE AND FINE SIDE GLASS CAS street in the said town. L anp& Laacx Lot ov Fixe Store Suxtv RICHARD R. CRAWFORD. | a7 0erion On MON DAT the een eng feb 15-diw ____ Mayor. shall soll. at 4 velock P- mat the large store, room Tu - on , next to the ourner of D street, recent e~ D5 REWARD Lost, between the Contre | cigied by Dons & Brother all the inne one ens NOTES, containing throe $2 bills, nine $10 iuils, | Shelving and Fixvures. They will be suid in seo- and three $5 bills. The above reward will be given | "08 toavit purchasers. if left at my residence, No.8 éd street, Georgetown, fe 12-4 A. GREEN, Auctioneer D.C... or at this office. fe pee WHEATLE} € OSTON. perior A | clipper schooner H. Peyton, Nickerson, has ~, arrived and wil have quick dispaten for the Zan above port. For ireig he ARTLEY & BRO., fell-lw Water street, Georgetow! T.COST FOR CASH.—From Pebraary | willotter my entire stock of DRY Got cost for cash, W.R HURDL fe4-2w High street, Georgetown, D \HE WAY TO SAVE YOUR MONEY. + SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. AKGE STOCK OF FIN MPORTED LI qycors, Wings anv Corp . Bourson, Mo- NONGAHELA AND OLD RYE WHISKEY aT PUBLIC Avction.—Owing to unexpected business arrange- ments elsewhere, the Messrs. Moner & Co., of New York, wiil discontinue their ageucy in this city, and son TUESDAY, aS instant, at 10 o'clock +, Opposite the Na poal Hotel, offer their extensive and well-selected stock at auction, We name Fine and pure French Brandi-s, in +, and 4y Otard Seignette and other brands— chee, Larconelie proprietors, Also, fine Braudies ia denijohns end bottles, Superior Old Rye, M nougahela. and Bourbon I wiil offer my entire stock of Dry Goods at prime Whiskey, These ure very fine, cost. The stock pmplete, Aud allot the Goods | Also, a fine stock 0! pure old Madeira and Port have been purchased for cash, therefore you can Wines, save your money by oalling early, and get— ood White Flanne} Bordeaux, Annesctte, Meraschino, Curracos. No- 4 d4heavy Krown Cotton at 6%, = and Perfect Love Cordials, At 1239, Red Seal Cabinet, Perrior and other choice Cham- 4-4 heavy Bieach'd Cotton at 6%; French Merinos at pagne, Worth $1.25. Margaux, Medoe, St. Julien and other Claret Wine, Buck Gauntletts at Sc., worth $1. Also, be sam high Caheves Ginghams, Hovierys &e.,&o,at fwvored Brand: =e t. HURDLE’S, | pagnes, in the Georgetown custom hou: fe 4-2w No. 92 High st., Georgetown, D.C. Attention of d alers und others is called to t Reoveine STOCK—CHEAP FOR “CASH? sele y ates ass Liquors. They will be sold in lots JOHN H, 8MOOT, I erat? No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. WALL & BARNARD, Auets. nea to rede my inet ne — emg by the it a hs 8 ever! }OsCrip- > ton ot WINTER GOODS at Teduced prices for FUTURE DAYS. " By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. cash. , Fanos, Colored Dress Silks VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING Printea Nousline Delaines, ‘aids i ON 20TH STREET, IN THE First? Waxb at Auc- a aes rio¥.—On FRIDAY, the J2th instant, 1 shall sell tn Shawis, Scarfs, front of the premises, at 5 o'clock P m., & handsome ‘Cloaks, & Building Lot in the First Ward. fronting 45 feet on willbe so'd at a VERY GREAT KEbuctIoN fee Lipo moal gerg | pa - ee tcpietoces Those ba tag soted The t livided in [ots of jeet front and 10 and gem 2 Fob dl , ig interest from day at en ments wi under many gat: J “6 deed and a deed of trust taken. toall who Lave not. to do so by cash or note at their é = lees ns RELA A votioneer. earliest convenience. jan 21 J. H. SMOOT, = ee a Fez RENT.—A first-class RESIDENCE at the corner of Fayette and 4th streets, George- town. Terms moderate, Apply to Mrs. ANN R, O'NEALE. jan 25-eolm coms WITH THE CASH. We now offer our stook of WOOD and COAL at the following prices, for cash only, delivered in any part cs pep aece aud Georgetown— Oat Ww at $5 50 per cord Pine do. do. 450 do. 1) THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until TUESDAY the 16th instant, same hour, fo 13-d A. GREEN, Auot’r. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HevseeoLp AND KITCHEN FURNI TURE AT Auction.—On WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, | shall sei] at ten o'clock #.m., at the residence of M. M. Hitchcock, Esq., No. 443 9th street, between F and G, opposite the west front of Patent Othce, an excellent assortment of Furniture Manogany So's, rarlor nnd rocking C*airs Hickory do, 6.75 do. te t i " a ~ Wate aah oat 4 9025 ger ton. , po marble-top side Tabie, gilt frame Mir. 1O., all siz ir ton, Ounce Fives aie ptonattie Do. ania eard extension, dining, and other tween D i aoe at either of our Yards, will be Dressing aud other Bureaus, Window Curtains, promptly hiled. 5. W.P_ MYERS & CO hina, Glass and Crockery Ware, - . Ww. 3 a r air Carpet Corner G and 22a nirgete, First Ward, ea ice pargeieees ‘aud Matting, Cooking, Radiator and other Stoves, Al-o, a coos lot of Kitchen Requisites. Terms: Under $25 cash; over $25 a credit of 60 Cc. M SON fe 2-1m Water street. Georgetown. D.C. 0. BING.—MISS GWYNN, occupying Mrs. Bake Scour street apha | Semme’s house, in Georgetown, First | and ha oe notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear- ith’s Row, can accommodate several fn interes! ’ ilies with very desirable Rooms and good BOARD. U-d A. GREEN, Auct. wee ie" By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. H NDSOME py gee LOTS, ON 7TH, ETWEEN t. and M STREETs; aT AuCTION — On WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, I shail sei! at and th lic that we have at last suo epee a ince quantity of ALES of vari- Fic ALES.— We reapestfaily Snnounce to our kinds ly to ord hich "clock .» Owe ine Building Lots, front- will matapion: to hatha inoee and. the largest vari teconitat ata feet 5 inches, nd runnte back ety thet was ever offered in this ket. 116 feet, lots No-. 13. Il persons wishing & nice article f Ale can have , agreeatle to subdivision. Tre w! vis) ‘Kennett, Burton XXX Pale, india Pele Phu | Site. Wedesta tt wet to say any ti adeiphis and XX. We also haves fine article of to the location of above XX Porter alwa hand. ty, as it is well known to he one of the most wie ied: or sven to our dravere. wil be Geetrabie and handsome pieces of property now for reet. . ‘Deion Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, * Terms: ‘One. half: cash: balance in six months, the aid Georgetown, D.C. | pee gro or purchasers to give a note for the de yment, bearing interest from the day of 2% | M. RUPPEL. sale. Rieed ven aud & deed of trust take: N ide Mark it Space, No. ¥7, between . Bridee and Canal streets, Georactow i, fed 2 GREEN, onl s. 21 TORS ¥ ..—In virtue of five writs ot RESTAURANT tony be found st EAS CANE cnont ot contemmmane: times the cho.west and most tssued from the Clerk's office of the Cireust Court pom phe IG of the District of Columbia for the of Wash. Meals served at all hou: sale ie Ca Wiser of Tas Geert owen der at jan¢- said County, ou SATUR DAY, the 2th day of Feb- ranry. 186, at 12 orelodls ms the following mibed property, to wit, viz : o in square No. 4. in the C. Washi 1 Coy tetas he'saulbenet coenered gut’ Lett. is Coven, COLDS, HOARSNESS, &e. The prevalence of the above complaints at this é runt thenoe west the line of K street north el prdeseely, bow ppsahen sed Me chert | let hemes serie hae Sheena ae x earns oa “= belfyertat ca ene ro ie coin acco al oO. 11, i saan anes ne, | Snnirenta ein elena ge aah wi rear e. he and ¢ aaa aan ty LER’: gurenanod by John McGa: vey of M Y 1 COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM. AKABIC, Voodward; also, the other undiv: moiety. Criginally the favor te escrigtion ofan eminent | Lot No. 11, in said square, and that part of on ysician. it soon became @ popular ri and bas | l,in square, commencing fc continued to 1 the Inst | on K street north, 17 feet west of the twenty years. Coughs, | corner of said Lot, and running &e.. it note like Bron- | west 23 feet 8 inches, thence Cc it iuenza, | lel with 2th street pot 35 and. most wili testy | of saia Lot east = 1 bing diy rovements thorea r ott &o., Waah- | as the rty of John ington : Ciewel, pereeng ip bal & Stevens, Al eatialy ‘sate a. aa; where it 7 be : fa ieee, Ramah ry ler’s om sonst i pessoas felt det Unsurpassed. fell: made'a com) Mr. Reed, the American Commissioner, solicited terview within le eosaa yeaa him outside of the city, but that no barbarian should state of the greatest confusion GBEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. = a = a TELEGRAPHIC NEWS fanner, and thé address of the sod —————<9> —— Majesty coe following sentences: and ty From the Associated Press Agent, nei? rants soldiers to reseb these nnd tm their haunts, we hombiy pra mes, even THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. | cosdcr nt sag aaa of the advent; rival of the Niagara. iments appear te cesses from other re- pac thay Febroary 1 —the steamer Niagara | &F, for the Meatieer has canted ne = Liverpool dates to the 3th alti- Prrgrepts = The Batiic renched ‘Liverpoo! on the 2sth ar, whee Wena Ot wis at Reetigard test ga THO REM: by this arrival fs not oc muck hapor: | two oF three orker Teniees there, bat that be and Advice 4 weck lake from lea beAgeenen Goverannteeies anes ceived. Sir Colin G mand wren re- | sone Announct religious conti pent 26 put down afi A’ Braseche pare in the Preach press ei tureof four guns. The Panjaub and Central 4 dia were quiet There is nothing later from China. The cor- attempts at assassination. Latest respoudence of the English papers sayx that the | that ns Sacer eee ot veal pred American Commissioner sought au tnterview | directed ayaingt the press Adavenes from “ pe Yeh, bi edie plied a coeresie! rebut me Sontinue to in the Moniteur Many ord Elgin’s dema: been reject in the | #4 violently ¢ piratore prenh = her yepr ten attack = Canton was |! their haun <theoowd ~~ puen te ? scporelogly, aatclpated. = A @iapaten f, lrauy e Leviathan was expected to be afloat on the “patch from Napies announces death day the steamer sailed. “3 plot nd Naples, January a3a ® 1 market continued easy and inst the life le a farther decline io the bank rates ‘es expected | bad been discovered Tea Pore gt Naps An imperial decree divides the Frenc! mew, are snid to have been i= into five great divisions, to be Tespectively under Marshals Casteianie, Broq: jssier, bert and aren : eer ape The xddvresses from the army to the F, are growing very ottensive Towards Edgiond Many of the addresses are asking for leave to carry outthedesign. a ¢, &t Napiex to din evened Aves dence bad also been i was tbe Rotbsehth negot loan a the spoon Aeagys Hating « An insurrectionar said to have been planned for 15th Jona, Wet posene and exterminate the conspirators in their | the police fraxtrated it. ie ants, AUsTRIa Labiache isdead "1 A Vienna Journal ways that the National Bank A cdasplmncy aguinet the King of Naples has contains & greater amount of specie by 3,000,000 — than ever before. ustria consents that the ‘States relative to the free poebred a De ube shall be submitted to the Paris Conference. Danmane A new project from for ite object to plese the Duchies in an’ ex: po- poster inge hep Monarcby, ba« been taken to rankfo tt Diet against it as insuiictent. —— = Rossta. It is said that Russia intends to restore ail the morine stations on the Circassian coast, but new system, which will Paris A new Sebastopol is also in contemplation. Terxer Mbacpoaued ye that the British Government ad agreed to pay uniary indemnity to the Porte for occapitiog of the Tuland of Porton, , the smount to be fixed amicably between the two Powers without the intervention of any other Liverpool letters state that the cotton ket ‘was f.m and buoyant at full a fartbing advance since the wailing of the Arabia, but eachanged since the Indian. ulators and spinners were purchasing freely; tair Orleans 7X; middling 7 Stock of American reduced below 200,000 nds Manchester letters report more inguiry for goods and yarns, in part for India. but the advance ob- tain.d was considerably below the embraced value of the ;aw material. Havre letters angounce more activity in the cottou tade generally, with a slight improvement in nearly at of the staple articles: London letters report that money was offert in the discount market at two-and-a-half to three per cent, but general stagnation in financial mat- ters was everywhere prevalent. The reduction by the bank to four per cent bad no special effect on the funds, asthe movement bad antici- pated, nor had it led to any very perceptible in- crease in the demand for accommodation. The total stock of bullion in the bank exceeded fifteen millions stirling. Consols improved a X percent from the lowest rates of Tuesda y, closing at 95y American stocks firm; some lescriptions have advanced. power, Serious disturbances were said to have broken out in Bosnia, and a force of 3,000 men bad been sent to suppress them. Tre Markets Liverpool, Jan. 30 —Cotton —The sales for the week amount to 65,000 bales, including 11,500 to speculators and 2.500 for export. The market has advanced Xd since the receipt of the Baltic’s Am_rican advices. The market closed buoyant Sales on Friday 7,000 bales, including 1,600 bales to ulators and forexport. Orleans fair 7%, middling 6 15-i6d; fair Mobile 64d, m'ddli: 6d; Upland fair 744, middling 613-16d. Stock in port 360,000 bales, including 196,000 bales of American cotton. Breadstuffs —The market is dull and all quali- ties bave declined. Flour is very dull and un- saleable Wheat is also dull, and has declined 2d since Tuesday. Corn ix quiet and steady. Provisions are steady. Beef aud pork are quiet and steady. Bacon is firm with more inquiry for American. Lard is steady at 52a54s 6d. Produce—Sugar is dull at 6d decline—market is quiet. Rice is dull and quotations \-e barely maintaived. Rosin is steady at datsic. Turpen- tine spirits closed firm at 37s on the spot, and Latest by telegraph from London to Liverpoot Lownon, Saturday, a.m —The Times elty ar- ticle says that the funds are moderately stead to day, but the market is without an’ 9 the manifestions encourayed in Freoch military and official quarters would probably have led to a further depression but for investments on the Part of bankers and others who, in the present state of the discount market, are unabie to em- ploy their money, except in Government stock et Ace a tla vid Excitement and Vigilance Committee. —_ by Feb. 15 —A deadly assault was committ by a part of rowdies in Storey’s sa- loon, or George H. Slmontos, a well known ci zen of Brooklyn. The excitement in Brook! is very great. A meeting was beld last night, and a vigilance committee appointed to see the accused tried, and to devise means for the pro- tection of Capen eo citizens. A man named Patrick Lal ‘, has been arrested. Mr. Simonson sales at 35a37s to arrive has died of his injuries. London Markets, Jan. 30.—S rivdull and <npeiie has declined Gdais. Tea is slow of sale but prices Lecomptea. are umaltered Monry Market —The money market Is slightly easier. Bank rates are educed to 4 per cent Consols 904 for money and account. Bullion in the bauk Las increased £962,000. New Yorx, Feb. 15 —The Philadelphia bas arrived witb Havana dates of the 8th Mr. Bancroft's address that was to bave been delivered on Friday night, is published. It takes strong ground against the Lecomptoa Constitu- tion, and says the policy of enforeing it is neither wise, expedient, nor possible [SECOND DisPatcH } Among the passengers by the Niagara are bis excelleney the Right Hon. the Earl of Mulgrave, the newly appointed Governor of Nova Scotia. his family and suite. Great Brizatn Parliament would assemble on the 4th of Feb- rnary. Lord Palmerston had, as usual, issued a circular soliciting the early attendance of the supporters pf the Government, as aifairs of con- siderable impo: tance wil come under discussion. A numerous deputation Lad waited on Lord Palmerston to urge the immediate abolition of the Church rates. They met with such luke- warm encouragement that they adopted an indig- nant resolution, and pledged themselves to press forward an independent Dill on the xubject Prince Frederick William of Prussia had been invested with the order of the Garter. The Leviathan bad been puxbed twenty-five feet off the end of the launching ways, and Ler cradles were being removed aaa seerern enteen feet of water under her, and was expected to float on the 30:h or 3Ist A resolution pending before the General Court Court of Directors of the East India Company, deprecating the proposed change in the govern. ment of India, was carried by an almost unani- mous vote The London Advertiser asserts that the Indisn bill will not be nearly so sweeping as is generally believed, and was at first intended. The minis- ters will consent to a modification in the measure Destructive Fire. Easton, Pa, Feb. 13 —A large fire occurred on Wednesday aight at Shimervilie this (North - ampton)county, by which a barn, a flour-mill, « distillery and a dwejling-house were partial destroyed The property belonged to Jose: Laniay. The loxs amounted to $3-,000,0n which there is no Insurance. Double Marde InpianaPonis, Feb. 15.— Castille were shot by an Irish f-ring to prevent a disturbance | loon, on Saturday night Castillo is dead, and Hobl fatally wounded. A mob threatens te iyncu the criminal Resumption of Business. PaiaDripnia, Feb. 13. — Messrs. Wilicox, Rogers & Frailey, a heavy straw goods bouse ia this city, resumed business to-day Kansas. Sr. Lovis, Feb. 15.—Messts. McLean, Sher- Kansas rerd, and Marshall, Gevornor eleet of uave arrived, but bring no news Battiworg, February 15 —Plour closed dull ; Howard street and Ohio $4.37a4 44; Obio super of its progress throngh Parliament, and it will | S444 not pon this year; if not withdrawn, it will be | — WV beat; red $1al 04; white $1.15a1 20 Receipts shelved at the end of the session very light Corn firmer—white 6c; yellew Stic Cloverseed dall at $°a5.25 per bush Whisky in good demand and firm at 2iat0 for City, and 22322\e. for Obio New York Markets. New Yorn, Feb. 15.—Flour quiet; sales 5,500 bis ; State $4 15a84.22; Ohio $4.70a$4.90; South ern #4 SdaG4 85. Wheat steady. Corn buoyant; ho'ders demand an advance; white 67a70c., yellow 66a08e. prime Heavy drafts of troops were under orders to embark for India The Bank of England reduced the rate ef dis- count on the 29th to four per cent. The reduction had little or no effect on the money market or stock exchange. . The London Times remarks on the subject, that theve is a prospect that the tendency, for a considerable period, may be towards increased ease in the inoney market. For the lust week or two applications at the Bank for discount bave almost entirely ceased. They are still likely to be only of a moderate character, since the mini- Mess pork MWe. dearer, $16.25a816 35; sdvanced 25c , #13. Lard firm; sales mum rate in the open market bas, for some days, | tant) Whisky firm not been higher than three per Mectt while in the stock exchange the supply is abundant at two percent. ‘The interest on deposits ‘allowed Us AUCTION SALES. the discount houses has been reduced to 2}y per cent. The Daily News says tbat some persons sre copied to look for a further reduction in the bank miaimum. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RUSTEER’S SALE.—By virtue of a deed of trust from Jesse Reeler, recorded among the land records of i ehingten county,in the District of Columbia, in Liber J. A. 8. No. fotos I44, et seq . the undersigned wii! sell at egblis auction, to the tighest bidder,on THURSDAY, the25th day of February, 1858. at 5 0’olt Pp. m., 1m front of the pre- mises, part of Lot No. 3.in Square No 558, bgin- ning for the same at the southwest corner of square, and running thence due north with the line ofsa street west 71 feet )l inches the mate of the jot thence east 25 feet, thence south 7! feet 1i inches to the line of K street north, thence with the line of street north 25 feet to the beginning, with the revem hereon which c@msist of 8 new and ait thy ory Brick Buildus. This property is en at be 7 oay pep ne FS Se seal te lu the rear of ue dwellings recently ‘e: Mr. Dougins een And 1s in & inost rapidly im- roving part of the city. PoTerme, $1,200 cash; balance in 1, 2, and 3 years; the give notes far, Sho Faneres Kee » bearing interest from the day of sale. A given anda deed of trust taken. é conveyance my cost of the purchaser. about Goiiep the purchaser or purchasers com- py withthe Senmbat eke im ten days after the day aale. P Inpia. The correspondence from Calcutta to Decem- ber 24, adds nothing of importance to the tele- graphic despatches which anticipated the mail. The Times’ correspondent gives avery circum- stantial account of the Wyndbaim affair, but the main facts do not differ from those already before the public. The scenes after W yudham's defeat are said to have been fearful. The hospitals were crowded to suffocation. The enemy di- rected their tire spirally upon W yndbam’s forces, throwing them into the greatest confusioa; and it was not till Sir Colin Campvell returned, and with a dozen haughty words brought every man to his place, that order was restored. Tue Latest Loxpoy, Friday night —The Government bas received a telegram from Malta, announcing the arrivalof the Bombay mail of January 22d at Suez. The news is of little importance. Sir Colin Campbell was at Cawnpore at lastadvices, but was shortly expected to move westward with a powerful force. Sir James Outram at Alum- bayh attacked and defeated the enemy on the 224 December, captured fou: guns, and sustained but trifling loss. Gen. Roberts is appointed to com- mand a fall force in Rajapotana, which is as- sembling at Deesa, and which is to mareh on Mussera No new disturbances have occur- Ted in any part of Deccan or Ceatral India. The Punjaub is tranquil Cuina. The correspondent of the London Times, writ- ing from Canton river, under date of Dec. 16th, says that Yeh has returned an insolent answer to the ultimatum of the English and French pleni- | Smyeneaaye and that the two forces would, ina few days, attack Canton. Lord Elgin’s demand was of the most tem; ite character, asked for no more than that the treaty should be carried the trastee reserves the right to resell the ty, at the risk and cost of the first purchaser or pu » by civing three days’ notice im the Natiozal [nteiligeneer. . A R iste ee Seay Bec NE I Tat tae nny eon SALE.—In virtue of a wnt of fier: ‘es ues th asia District of Col . the Cireui! ol frive County of and to me d. = that Canton should be put the same footing as the other treaty ports, its — open to $!—CLOCKS!!—CLOCKS commerce, that compensation ven for the | (ceived. a great assortment of CLUCK! to British Merchants, and that the occu- | from $1 to ‘155, Call fe see (or yoursely: pation of the Island of Honan be acquiesced in as | at J. ROBINSO.’s, 4 material guarantee until all matters are set- ‘349 Pa. av., opposite Browns’ Hotel. tled that Yeb’s an- | _N. B—CLOCK MATERIALS, euch as Oils, Pes pug Big rp moet im @ sarcastic Kore, Balle. » &c., for sale—the trege wep vein. He telis Elgin that the question of the | ? iment t Canton has been settled by decree of the inperor ; that Sir George Bon- a ECI CK.—Tre subscriberrespe tiai- Ss ns aes bases having unsettied accounts for settie- bees uae eunaen baronet oy veapecth de- | witn him that the r bulls will be presente for sotte- cree, nnd recommends Lord Elgin to follow bis ceive prompt att miiow,’ The ne ureof his bos'nees , and that as to Try aay oom Yeh has those in- ounan the lish Government for ‘ jon oe iaeae suffered by China A few days before this answer was received, ¥ ited cal s OD deactisher sectetr suse tae Bot settled by cash oF Botrs te od in the collector's u niet on will be pis hands for settlement witnout er OT ae = and all sorts of COMBS, a Las Bese. pear 18th st., and at his 4 SLB BS Sadar Willards’ hotel. ctr city. Veh replied that set foot within the limits of Canton. ol The Paris Pa: ublishes accounts from Co- | > ick MEAT FOR PIES. snc, ce Reais ocr, ae | Mga cit ae hm tT reecul ir continued w un. - Pasbial violence. ‘The country wasaiso ia a | ‘er ‘Garner Vermont avenue and 18th atrast. $ u— Tae jar Cathy one aed igen Tee! ¢. France fis . lat The army of the line is to be divided into five 7 ‘AUGHLIN’S. reat confided Cantel Peeve toe neal theta, fone, Boequet, Pelllasier, Canrobert jobert, and Vail NSU REDE ee Tre BRICK pw. , and having thei: uarters at Parts, | stehoass Addresses F para SS Sista oe Sy | saseotsosrase a DiL. st 6 eerie | RU OBS