Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1858, Page 3

yo * engayemen’ 22 eR me ne a LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Caminat Court —Trial of Benjamin Ogle, Sor the murder of John Webd—When our re- port closed yesterday, the openiog of the counsel on either side bad just concluded, and the pros- ecution bad called to the stand— John Stanton, sworn 4 First street, near the ner of Frederick, io Georgetewn, when I saw some white * rune ning towards a colored boy; heard them saying something to him about fighting; the hoy stood on the corner of First and Frederick streets, when one of the boys struck him; this was op site Ogle’ house; the colored boy made as if to strike k and all the white boys began to pick stones; the white boy who had strack the Diack, threw a stone at him also, and the black threw back at him; ail the rest of the boys, now began to throw at the black boy, and witness, who had been during this time up by the fence, moved to the yutter to get away fiom the stones; Joba Webb came and stood by the side of the witness, and pitched a stone at the black boy; some of the stones which were now thrown struck Ogle’s porch; witness then saw Oyle come out of the house with a gun, and then wit- hess ran over to the other side of the street and got behind atree. All the rest of the boys ran up Frederick street; John Webb ran straight down First street; witness looked up now, and saw Oule point the gun, and heard him s:y that if the boys did not vo away be would shoot some of them; that was while they were running away; Ogle level d bis gun at thems afterwards, be took up the gun again, and pointed it at John Webb, who was running down the street; saw smoke come out of the guu and then John Webb, after making one or two steps, fell to the ground; don’t know how far Webb was from Ogie when he fell; witness then went and told the other boys that Webb was shot. This ix all witness knows of the matter; only a few stones struck the porch Cross-examine1.—Was on the side of the street where Mr Forrest lives; Webb was in the mid- dle of the pavement wLen he was shot. Godfrey M. Hunter, .a youth —— 10 years of age,) sworn —Was standioyg in bis father's yaed, on First street, and saw the fuss on the co-- het; the position of witness was opposite and ea:t of Ogle’s some four or five houses; saw a white boy attempt to strike a blaek boy, and the black boy made as if to retura the blow; all the boys then picked up stones and threw at the black boy; two or three stones struck Ogtle’s porch; Ogle came out and ballooed to the boys, and ther took aim at them; John Webb ran diiectly down the street, and all the rest ran up Frederick street, except Stanton, who ran behind a tree; Ozle then took aim at Webb and fired, whea Webb feil down in the street; some ple ran ont of their houses and tock him up; be was lying flat on bis face; he was shot in the back of the hecd; Oyle xhot very soon after be got out on the porch; the first time he pointed the gun he leveled it at Webb, and ina minute afterwards he pointed aegain, and shot Cross-eramined —Was in his father’s yard when the gue was fired Walter 8 Cor, sworn —Was walking up the north side of First street on the day of the mur- der, at 4 o'clock p.m ; was on bis way to call at Mr. Hunter's, with whom witness bad a business just as he got to Mr. Hunte:’s house, heard some one exclaim ina loud voice *‘you'd Letter clear out f om here ;** witness wales his eyes, and saw a little boy on the op- posite side of the street rganing down First street, eastward; just as he arrived opposite Ridgeley’s house, whieh is the fourth one in the row, wit- ness heard a report of a gun, and on the instant saw the boy fall; it was John Webb; witness glanced in the direction of the report, and saw a man standiag on the porch of what afte. wards turned ont to Oxle’s bouse, with his gun just Jewered; the smoke bad not yet cleared away; CBB moment witness looked at him he step ly in the bouse and ciosed the door; wit- e ran over to the boy and found bim lying on bis face motioniess—dead; the blood was pour- sng out of a wound in the back of his bead; bia brain was protruding from the wound; littie Stanton now ran up crying, and said be saw the ated done; some one now sugyested that the boy te lifted up, and on doing so he was found to be stone dead; some one then ran for a police oificer amd snether suggested that precautions be taken fo prevent Ozle’s escape; the man who made this suggestion was Col. Stuart of Georgetown, and be went up and stationed himself in the rear of Ogie’s hou-e, while witness remained keep- ing watch in front; in twenty or twenty-five min- utes Mr. Trnunet, @ police officer, came; witness «told bim what be has retated, and went in com- th him to Ogle’s house, add Trunnel ad arrested bim, brigging the gun out ; Witness then proceeded to the magis- trate’s office aad yave his evidence and left. Cress<xamiacd —The distance from Ogle's house to where Webb feil, was about fifty-five wards; witnes« paced it off a day or two subse- from Ozie’s toBlammer’s house is abont (wenty » more or lexs; Webb wus almost exactly ia the centre of the pavement, just half n iwo trees, when be fe'l; the wound - wap em the right side of the back pag: of the head; “gle’s perc is three or four iret wide, and thee or four steps bigh, Ozle’s house is on a line with the street. Wiikam Slummer. swore —Was sitting in bis lor when be heard the repoit of a gun; bis itule son ran ie with the information tyst Webb Was shot; weat out, and abo fleen feet east cae of the line of witness” fence, saw the little ying; be was partiaily supported by some lithe boys, but was then dead; » Lapeer then taken up and carried into witness” house Thomas Bail, sworn —Was iu Mr. Q’Neal’s woud yard, oppo~die Ogle’s house, and heard the report of a sun; looked over the fence, aud saw Oxle going fn bis house with a gun; he went in the bowse aud sbut the door; went down First steps, and saw the boy lying dead in the styeet; did not see Oule shoot. Br. Snyder, sworn —Saw nothing of the trans- action, was called to see the boy afier he was shot; when witness saw bim, be was lying in Slummei’s house, was dead; had been killed in- stantly; found @ gun-shot wound in the baek part of the bead near the middle, which had penetra- ted the skull bone and passed through the brain, thence forward, directly actoss the base of the skull, and resting against the frontgl bone, near the middle of the plate over the right eye; or ra- twer between the centre of the. risk eye and the nasal Looe: that wound wax sufficient to have produced instantaneous death; was, in fact, one of the most directly fatal yun-shot wounds wit- ness had ever seen; the Lall Lad no appearance, ether than that of having gone directly to its destination; outd not bave struck anything be- tore striking tLe boy; had no appearance of being a glaneed ball; the ball that was extracted was rather larger than an ordinary buck shoe and was flattened against the frontal bone. Cross-ecamincd —The appearange of the ex- ternal wound was that of a gunsbet wound. It seemed to have penetrated in a mytt iine; the ost Morten exaimiuation proved that the track of the ball wax direct from its eatianee to the lace where it had lodyed; if the boy fell where io is represented to have fallen, if the shot was fied from the porch where itis represented to have been fired, the bali went into a re direction, and met no obstruction before striking ssile could en the yinisphecical appearance the ball was vesting against the as above stated 8. Cor, recalled —When the shot was ell directly forward on his fare. He very swiftly at the time, and,as ix # person tuuuing,bix bead was in- “ forward, he did not step after the shot was fired, but fell far focward with the momen- tam of ing Richard H. Trenael, sworn —Is an officer; ar- rested Ozle in Lis own house; found 4 gun ju the house. [Tbe gun wax bere produced in court, aad the witness ideutitied it asx the one which be bad taken at Ogie’s house |] Arrested Ole about teen or twenty minutes after the occurrence in question; be was seated at a table eating when arrested Mc. Maury here announced to the Court that the evidence for the United Sates had closed with this witness. Mr. Ratelitte. for the defence, called— Joshua Bateman, sworn —Knows the prisone ; asx Known him since be was a boy; knows his another; kaew Lis father before ne died; bis another js crazy—has always been craay always beard that Lis father was not right in bis mind; eld Mr. Shipley, bis grandfather, was always a bad. figbting man; has heard that his aunt, Mrs. Clem-nts, made attempts to take her own life; prisoner tas, for the last nine months, lived within one bundred ya ds of witaess’s; be is a drinking mao; be bas been deunk almost ail the time since last Christma»; wouldn't like to say that be ix crazy, bat bas kuowa bun to be very foc lish, and taik simple and act like actazy man; sometimes be would be very serious, he woold be suddenly lively and then sed. noticed Stum- wers bouse wa'l after the alfait; there were ma ks as if shot had stiack there; soticed them as biyh as teu feet from the ground. and some quite low, Slummer’s honse stands farther ont tuan Ogle’s poreb; Ozle’s porch is four feet wide, und 4 man on the porch would have a clear view house; the marks in the wall ap- nclination te the right. —W ithin the list nine months bis (Ogle’=) wife a house and a fvelish man frequent i ot « good old wam- five cent pie ‘on “that BD v ve Lim a pot of colfee and a outtle of holy Water, witu which Le was gota; to bless Limvelf atl over,’ witness thoay ht sue talk iadicated thal the prisoser was uot right ia Ls aud George Elis, swora —Has known the friceee tweuty years: bas seen bis mother often; seen her walking the strerts late of « might; never saw her do suything else that was unt of the way; bas seen ber pass his place when he was shutting late of an eveniag; <be wis never in witness store; Knows her sister; has seen Ler with asope arousd ber neck did vot know Waal Was qaerra ally meagt by ¢ azy; saw Ozle deapk-once itwas tue day before the suouting of Webb; thought bis aunt, Ms Ciements, was not io Ler right mind, witness Las sla Ogle would sett nad promised le Rotic: d marks of shot in Slummer’s house wa'l; the marks had an inclination to the right; they *ppeared to be large abot; larger than any wii- hess ever shot ont of a gun; knew two ef Oyle’s brothers; they were sane, so far as anything wit- ness knows of. Mr. Bateman was here recalled, and stated his Opinion that Ogle was crazy. Jacob Ry ffel, sworn.—Has known the prisoner ever since be was three years old; has known his father since fifty-th-ee years ago; knew his mo- ther before that; li close by them; always thought his father was not in his right mind; he used to act foolishly; a man named Ogle once bung bimself in Fredericktown jail;don’t know whetber he belonged to this family of Ozle’s or not; Ogle’s mother is still living; has seen her often; knew her long before she was married; has often heard her claim to own whole blocks of houses that witness kuew did not belong to her; she talks like all other women saw her about two months ago, and then she pointed out to witness x number of houses which she said be- longed to her she is not socnd in mind knows Mrs. Clement; knows — of her except by hearsay: old Billy Brooks, the grandfather of Ogle’s mother was soft-beaded; Ben Oxle, the Prisoner, woen d.unk, was always out of his right mind; he d ank a great del; bis uncle Ben would sometimes get out of bis mind. Dr. Locke, sworn.—Kuows the prisoner; has known him six or eight years; has nhis phy- sician a lony time; he bas always been a very in- tempeiate man; attended him uous two months ago for mania-potn; bas seen him threatened with mania-potu several times before, but arrested the disease before it became seated; this time he was very wild and fancied some one was about to at- tack him; he got well, however; sxw bim once since, but for a moment only; it was two or three days befure the boy was shot; he was then very mach ander the influence of liquo:; only saw him this time for ao instant, and he asked witness to treat bim; thought he had hed enough, and re- fused, of course; an attack of munia-potu gener- ally lasts four or five days, or till the patient can be made to er the disease is commonly pro- daced by excessive use of intoxica‘iag liquors, or by excessive use of opium; it bas been held by some writers that a sudden cessation of the ac- customed stimulant will produce maaia-potu; witness recently bad a case of mania-potn where the patient bad been drinking up to within three or four hours of the attack; the first or; effected by liquor is the brain; excessive use at inor pro- duces various dixeases of the brain; a man’s brain in an abnormal state is soonest likely to be aff-ct ed by strong drink; when a he-edita y tend. n-y exists toa diwaed brain, an attack of mani:- potu would last longer, and a recovery from the aseaxe would be attend+d by more trouble, the patient would not recover so soon; never consid- cred Oyle insane, except when he was laboring uuder mania-potn; hax often found him in an iiascible temper, but hardly ever saw him sober The Court here ad ourn To-day, the trial of Ogle was reaum*d. For the defence, in continuation, Mr. Ratcliffe call d Slicer Dennison, sworn.—Testified as to the marks of shot in Stommer’s house wall, and in an adjacent tree box; the marks were in height about two-and-a-bg'f feet from the ground; that is, the marks on the fence, on the walithe marks looked as if the shot had glanced to the right The tree-box is fifteen feet from the corner of Stummer’s house the marks were fresh, say half an hour after the shooting; could not say how high Ogle’s porch is from the pavement. Crosa-ezamined —The fence is flush with the line of Siomuver’s honse. Mr Bateman recatled.—The three inches above the pavement. C. P. Sengstack, sworn—(witness very deaf )— Hay known Ogle twenty years; lived with wit- Ness 3s an apprentice tothe painter’s trade; lived with w ss six mouths; knew bis father from boyhood; always thought he was absent at timen; he was a jnan Of regular babits and very gent; he was a tanner by trade; afte: Ylass of Liquor be would be flighty; thi case with his whole family; he was man; his ather was a respectable m: tamily several suicides were committed; rch is two feet the Pprixoner’s father was notin his proper mind at all times; know prisoner’s mother; have known ler to speak of her great wealth; she conceited sbe owned balf of Fredericktown; she was cer- ‘ainly insane; was gene:ally considered so; the prisoner, when he lived with witness, yave evi- dence of partial mental aberration; bis eldest bro- ther was not alwa’ ivht in his mind; the pris- oner left witness’s + mploy suddenly. and without any fr ason; when asked why he bad left he replied that he dig not care to work; the prisoner is very near-sighted; be used to hoid his eye near his brush; near sightedness runs in bis family; be bas told witness tnat he was near-sighteJ;’ Lis conduct was alwafs exemplary Cross-examined.—Was impressed, from some- thing I saw in bim, that his miod was not al- ways right. He did not drink while he was with me. Hithard H. Trunneil was here recalled, and Picdneet a leaden ball, which, he testified, he ad received from the Coroner, who had said it was the one given by Dr. Snyder. It was very much flattened on one side; a ‘ball, similar in size, was produces also, which bad been found in Ogle’s Coe ‘These were given to the jury for examination, = ‘The defence rested their case here. Mr. Maury called, as rebutting evidence— Robert Waters, sworn —Is the county jailor ; Ogle bas been in jail some three weeks; have seen bim every day; he has always behated well and civilly; never saw any evidences of insanity; has always been rational, perfectly so. Dr Semmes, sworn —Is the jail physician ; goes there every day; has seen the prisoner cas- Lilly; gever noticed evidences of insanity; never wa> called to prescribe for bijn. WS. Coz, cecalled.—At the magiatrate’s office Ogle appeared to be under great alarm ; saw uo evidence of demeanor Thomas Ball, sworn —Knows the prisoner; never before beard that he was near-sighted; bas known him sometime; bas s-en him in the woods gunning; never till to-day bead his eye-sight questioned Richard H. Trunnel,re-cailed.—Arrested Ozle; when arvesied be asked witness to show his warrant; at the magistrate’s office, the crowd be- ing very much excited, he called on the officers to protect him. Ur. Snyder, recalled —Suw the prisoner the eveuing when the decd was committed; asked him how he could have shot the boy; his answer was that that wasan uousval thing for him to do, and that the fact remained to be proven; saw no evidences of insanity; he see: to possess his reasoning faculties; when questioned be ex- hibited no evidences of wiidness cr perturbation. no exhibition of delérium tremens; he asked the —* to protect him from the violence of the crows The evidence closed here, and Mr. Ratcliffe asked the Court for a series of three instructions to the jury, which were being argued when our report clused. Centre Marker —The attendance at the mar- ket was rather slim this morning. A sinall lot of pork was offered at the scales; the price de- manded was $7.50 per 100 lbs. The hay stand was crowded with wagons and carts loaded with hay, of very good quality. The prices ranged from 50 to 100e. per ewt., with dull sales. The prices in the sheds were as follows: Beef, fresh, prib. Ial5, Dried peaches,qt..12a18 Pork. lvai2) do. apples,pk.. 50 Matton 12) Roll butter....... er - 0 . 3 Onions, per pk... 40 » prhead, Gal2z weewees 37875, Ff bunch, 3 2 Shoulders » Waid shecee EN - Sab Breast pieces .... iais| Turn ps,perpk.. 20 Dried beef... 16| Chestnuts, . 12 Chickens, pr pair. 37475|Turkey, eac Corned salmon... 15) Wild tarkeys. « 20a31|Pheasants. pr. 37|Geese, each 'a50) Rabbits, eac! 75| Squirrels, each 56a70| Ducks—C S7ad0| Mailards $2|Red Neck 60 Sbuffers Herrin, 1 doz Terraplas, each Irish potatoes, pk Sweet potatoe: Fire.—About 4% o'clock this morning the brick blacksmith shop on Massachusetts avenue, near the corner of Fifth street, occupied by Mr Chase, was discovered to be on fire. The North- ern Liberties’ fire company and the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder were early on the gronad, but the seaccity of water—the reservoir being frozen over—retarded the former in their operations, and the shop was torn down to prevent the spread of the flames The fire is su, fo bave been the work of an incendiary. ‘The same pretnises were tired about two weeks ago. Sent to Jain —Vesterday morning, Thomas Cropsey and his brother were arrested on suspi- cion of stealing a watel from Wall & Barnard’s auction, but the evidence not being sufficiently d-tiaite tbey were discharged. This morning Phomas was brought up for triat-on acbarge of stealing in market, and was sent to jail. It is remarkable that whenever thease youn.z- sters appear in the warket there ts a kind of pan- ic excited among the dealers. Tue Dean Horse that has beep lyiog in the middie of Tenth street, between F and G, for three dtys past 1, Bet Ocnamental o¢ uxefal, and the resideuis thereabout would prefer its remo- val Miss Cauisti¢ Jouwxson, a most graceful and etc elneationist, a8 many of our readers ae aware, will give rite from the B.itish Poets at Corcorau’s Mall, to-aight, At 1He MaLopeos, this eveo ae va- Tiety of negro minstrelsy, conel: % with the wer meny ond Taugbable'rail-oad excursion and smash up, written by Edward Warden. Dramatic Association oF Gronortown CoL- L&oe.—The represenfation for the Carnival Holy - Gays by the Dramatfe Assoctation of Georgetown College took place on a study-ball, titted wp for the occasion, was filled plays and the be character of Ham- 4 O. Flynn; Claudius: ¥; Pol ca O. Mating Ghost i jon us, mes O. ins . Michael Cass; Actor, Wm. Carr; Marcellus. W. James Blakely; Rozencrantz, @. C. Magruder; Guildenstern, P A. Madan; rtick, Wm. Roach; Bernardo, Alphonse Rost; Franceseo, Domingo ‘Toro, aad Grave-di ers by Frank X. Wardaud Thomas Ryan. In the Spectre Bridegroom. Di gory was ‘sonated by Frank X. Ward; Ni demus, Michael Cass; Aldwinkie, Jas. O. M: tin; Maeries pm N. S_ Hill; Pant, Thomas P. Ryan; Alfred, William B_ Carr; George, Domin- 0 Toro, and Thomas by Mgchael Buckley. The occasion was the inaugural of the new drop curtain and (agengenden designed and pain ed by Mr. Lamb of Washington. The me 4 curtalu is chaste, appropriate, and well executed, The design is Fame, crowning the Dramatic Muse. The music was furnished by Withers, and was of course au fast. The Association won the warm commendation of veteran critics pres- ent, for the exceedingly handsome manner in which the pieces weie put upon the stage and performed. Wasuinoton Tagarre.—Miss Heron, having achieved apparent impossibilities in making us admire, or, at least, cease to abhor, the Parisian ** Camille,’ now proceeds to new triumphs. To- hoe she undertakes the arduous character of «« Medea,”’ in her own translation from Legouve's tragedy. The piece, we understand, is to be carefully put upon the stage, as indeed is almost invariably the case at thix well managed estab- lishment. It is cast as follows: Medea, Miss Heron; Lycaon and Melanthus. {Medeq’s chil- dren,) Viola and Adele Pin 3; Creusa, M's Stoneall ; lanthe, Mrs. Ca-man; Creon, Mr. F Bangs; Jason, Mr. J. B. Howe; Orpheus. Mr. D. Whiting ; Corinthian. Mr. Russell. it is a to remind our readers that this tragedy will not be repeated. Miss Heron has shown a power of delineating with terrible effect the intensest emotion, snch as is called for in the part of Medea. ang her rendition of it will doubtless be a performance to be remembered. ‘The performances conclud+ with the com of “Naval Engagements,” so capitally acte lately at this theatre. witha highly appreciative audience,’ T re nocee jr - In the let was taken by M.: THE Weratuer.—Range of the thermometer trom Thursday:noon, Feb. 11, to this morning ; Morning. Noon. Night sees 24? 26° + 27° 32 30 3B 30 ry a R Bod 30 40 R 2 8s 4 18 2 24 2 a . ae, but cold; 1th— cloudy, trifle milder, ice made. snow fell all day; Pith—clondy, ice made, snowing gll day; 14th— cloudy, snow fell, day got out fine, but finished cloudy; 15th—lightly cloudy, and fine and airy; 16th—cloudy. ice made, cold and raw, snow fell; 17th—lightly cloudy, ice made, very cold all day, bovs skating on the Potomac; ISth—cloudy, ice made. First quarter moon Saturday, Feb. 20, little be- fore > p.m. B. Gxoucstown, D. C., Feb. 13, 1858. Foorsat, Case—Corporation ts. E. and Q. Magruder, Ed. F. Fullerand Chas Forteary — In this case the above named boys, ranging from eight to twelve years of age, were arraigned on complaint of Mr Wm. P. Howell. before Justice Williams, for violgtion pf a.Corporation ordi- nance, which probibits kicking football in the streets of Washington. The charge not being denied by the juveniles they were fined $1 58 each, except in the case of the boys of widow Magruder, who, being embraced ia one warrant, were let off with a single fine. Tar Guoer. whose tumbling about of furni- ture at the residence of Mrs. Harvey, in the Northern Liverties, created some excitement in that rter, proves to have been a colored boy in the employment of Mrs. H., and who, for pur- es of his own, created all the pother. He wax ismissed by Mrs. H. and when he left the ghost left with bim. Suictoe.—Yesterday morning, says the Alex- andria Gazette, a man named ‘Trout, a ma- chinist by trade, and lately from Baltimore, Md , committed suicide by taking laudanum, in his room, at the Eagle Hotel, upper end of King «t Deceased left a letter, stating that domestic diffi- culties had driven him to the commission of the act. Supreme Covgt—Wrdacsday.—No. 67. The People’s Ferry Company of Boston, claimant of steamboat Jefferson, appellant, rs Josep Beers and David Warner, assigness of B. C. ‘Terry This cause was argued by Mr. Benedict for the appellees, and submitted on a printed arenment by Mr. O'Gonor for the appellants Adjourned Wartcu Returns.—Mary Hammond, colored Md., fugitive slave; jail. Thomas Cropsey, D C_, larceny; jail for court. Henry Crutchett. D ©, disorderly conduct; fined $3 and costs. Ten lodyers—all non-residents. Wepving Cakes very pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream and Water Ices at $1.50 per galion, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th aud F sts. ian 22 Iin* 4d. F LL. Ghee MARRIED.» On the 16th instant, by the Rev. Father Aiken, WARLIAM DEWDNEY, of this city, to Mise CATARINE E. WEBSTER, of Frederick coun- ty, Maryignd. (Frederick county papers please eopy.) * qe _ DIED. This (Thursdsy) morning, at his residence cn 9'h near G s'reet. inthe 59th year of his age, JOHN ROBERT DORSE eldest son of the late Judge Walier Dorse: f ‘Marvinnd. Exemplary in the relations of husband, father, son and brother the deceased wiil long be held in > ffectionate remem- brance by those who krew and justly appreciated his modest and unpretenting worth, ’ The friends the pemly are respectfully invited to attend hie funeral from his late residence on To morrow, at 3 o'clock p. ut. (intel. 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F oF GREE: OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY IPERTY.—A FARM ot 441 sores of Land, ith Stock and Tieresian Uteanist conecter vie d Grist Stonsiles toxether with s Saw. an Mill and Engine attached. Inquire of JV. DU- LIN, on G atreet south, between 4% and 6th ats, _jan%-Im* OOMS ON _ PA. AVENUE TO LET.—Two Rooms, on 2d floor, on Pa. avenue, between 12th co ath ate over Som’l, Lewis) Jewein pore. st a | en! anal Sood wilice rooms. Appt ta WAL, F Bayey. tationer. Sure UR MEDICATED GIN.—Jusi tre ed, @ the celebrated | ondon Cor dia! Gin and lavigorating Cordial, and for ale NAS P. . reet, corner of B street norts. Gro- Store. 19-tf ' RUSKIN’S NEW BOUK—“The Political poate of Art,” by the author of Modern Pain- ters, | vol., at Diasio 3 ow 5 ceute. received in Ly ae “TAVLOR & MAURY, tore near 9th street. assortment of Martin & | Sent use i Ret ene have just ar rive ay 5 N FLUTES. A MR TZE Ot oon of 1th ‘treet jan St and Penn. avenue, Fas ey ae petra oe TARS.—A large 3's celebrated fea SUGAR-CUREDHAMS which we beang very superie’s KING & BURCHELL, ___Corner Vermont avenue and 15th st. HEN’S NEW YORK PLAVING CARDS, taying Ci ‘Congress Pay eet wapack rt eR mayen je 15 new 1 or Gov- “RMSE wens Yon 4 MAUR, Riuerbseearataect Oe RSS fea ; AUCTION SALES. A A ING) -9 At B35 coruer of Ps. 0, & rt avenuo, assort- it of Crockery and = : meni t Furaiture, whieh be old = fon farrae Ci By CROWN &, 00. Ansan GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. N NOTICE OTICE is h ivent ‘DAY the 24 inmtant ence aveny hat on MON DAY next Co hecainets for eleven members of is va OU HCA ue And five wembers of the Board of Aldermen for the yea 1853, WM. LAIRD, Clerk. OR BOSTON.—Th i choone! 2 vanus Ailen, Seara, master, has faire, oak and will have quick dispatch for the above. ort. For freight ito e eee or Oe PU LY & BRO. fe It-iw Water street, Georestowa, AUCTION SALES. To pay 4 TO-MOKKOW MORNING BADEN & LOWN » Auchoncers. No, 34€, Market (eee @n2 8h sts, ARDWARE, CUTLERY AND UILDING Went toupione Besihe me ceur Kuseate of ©. NG, at 10 0’cl- ck, { ota bly aad gratinue * K . Pistols, & 5 And every thing raining to Buidings, tasted ders, persons generally are re- Terms of sale: All sums of and under $10, cash ; Sataraed paper. © hat # months with satisfactory fe 12-t "BADEN & LOWNDS, Auct. AYOR’S OFFICE, Goommeteva, Db. ae ebra: A REWARD of T, ¢, Hundred Dolare is sion Aad due conviction of offered for the appre r the person or persons who, on the night of the i2th joiously set fre burat inatant, wilfulty and ma! he carpenter’: and stab.es sit near High u s street in the to’ CHARD A INT Sewers, ANTED—A good to \- W “clivat Wanlog tal Tremice, “att oneasign- ie Nahe on Spupeitinn at No. 99 ist wiki Gi etown, pee or ‘fe eost* Rebveine STOCK—CHEAP FOR Casi? JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., Weot March, wil sol (rom this cote sees doce stot Mare! ul sel rom ud en jescrip- ton of WINTER GOODS at reduced press for cash. Fancy Colored Dress Silks, Printer grine, Piaide aad Popli erino, French Merinos, aged ne Ge juaks, & on former prices, the usuai terms. Those See sett! ills rendered to istinstant,he tenders his grateful nc- ots and will be under many obligations toall who have nat, to do so by cash or note at their liest : a0 J, H. SWooT. Fez RENT.—A first-class RESIDENCE at the corner of Fayette and 4th streets, George- town. Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs. ANN R. ONEALE. i jan%-eolm — OAR DING.—MISS GWYNN, occupying Mrs. Raphael Semme’s honse, in G raolowes Firet VP art's OW, Can xccoim! e several fam fi ies with Very desirable Rooms and good BUAR D. jan 2 im* {INE ALES.—We respectfally announce to our friends aud the public that we have at last suc in having a large quantity of ALES of vani- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee to be the fineat the largest vari- ety that was ever offered in this market. All persons wishing a nice articie of Ale can have it by apply ing to us for either of the fu owing brands, viz. Kennett, Burton XX X Pale, India Pale, Phil- adeiplia and XX. We also have ® ane article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always ou hand. All orders by mail, or given toour drivers. will be attended to. ARNY & SHINN, Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, div-d Georgetown, D.C, N. -.M. RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Space, No, 37, hetweon Bridge and Canal streets, Gourcetown, announces to eis patrons that at h RESTAURANT may be found at al! times the choicest and most exceitent assortment of |.1QUORS, the freshest OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME in season. Meais served at all hours ard at the usual prices, jan4-sm ————————_—_—_—_—“—“~—"__—SS_ .O THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTOD Wo rn’s Scuxipam AROMATIC SCHNAPPS. eir The proprietor begs leave to call the attention of strangers and the citizens of Washington, toa very superior article of Holland Gin, which he introduced to the American pubiie under the name of Wolfe's Scheidam Aromstic Schpayps. This Gin 1s manufactured by the proprietor exqy- sively at his Distillery in Schiedam, Holiand. It is made from the best Barley that can be procured in Europe, at auy cost, and flavored and medicated, not by the common harsh berry, but by the most choice botanical variety of the Aromatic Ita!jan Ja- niper Berry, whase more vari: extract is distill- ed and reetified with its spirit solvent. and thus becomen & concentrated tincture of ex! vors and aroma, altogether transcending 8 Cor dial and Medicinal propertiesany alcoholic beverage heretofore known. The proprietor has submitted at to nearly the whole Medical Fapulty of the United States, and has received answers fram about four thousand Physicians and Chemists, who eudorse it over their signatures as a most desirable addition to the Ma- teria Medica, Persons who purchase should be careful to get the geuwine article, as the whole country is flooded with counterfeits and imitations. - Pat up in quariand pint bottles, in cases of one dozen each, and for sale by*al| the respectable Drug gists und Grocers im the United States. UDOLPHO WOLF Sole Importer and Manufacturer. Depot, No. 22 Beaver street, New York. dec 12-3m = oa ns —_ IFF TUC 0 , Very cheap, at BUFFALO TUCK comes, “ELASEN bs. SPIRAL SPRINGS, for | adies’ Skirts; alse OOPS See eens wa sveet, 18 OF NU USE, IT CANNOT BE BEAT. LEVY’S OLD WRECK WHISKY, of 1827, challenges the world—(a big word, but too a | to be a joke}—judges from all little left. Also, can ot ior — etre pect for re 5 fe ’ orm wor Ors 8, ine Grovetier, ‘Tens, Rngliah, Beotch Ale, aud Brown t, sa! retai! ee AS P. LEVY, No. 554 12th and B streets north, fe 1s-tf near the Canal. JOCKS !—CLOCKS!!—CLOCKS !!!—Just re paenige Reel ipse emogriod pion nn 1 125, jee for yourselves, Fee ee oi at BINS SS 349 Pa. av., opposite Browns’ Hotel. . B—CLOCK MATERIALS, such as Oils, ella hs Cords, &c., for sule,—the trace su; plied cheap. te 5-t: S eA YOUR EYES. TRENG by HEN and assist them, by the Paris Opticisn, D. WOOL¥SON, who iy has arrived from Europe with his 5 AL the manufactyre ofa good man: Others of the latest improved SPECT a CLES sal SYE-GLASSES: among which are the RRISCOPIC © KE and CONVEX, ONCA JOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE PC BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTAL A which are warranted to improve any EYE affected with weaknoss, cataract or t to it; also SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS. Persons who are compelled to use glasses, or those now using them, will be suited at firstsight. Those wondertu UBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELIAN ed = CRgral ROCK inne at th iv eat recommendations at the World's Pair,at Paris, through their producing a fiearnens: and easiness of zen heretofore unknown i other improve 8. ne all styles of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI- FYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes are for sale at his store, corner of Eighth street and Pennsylvania syenue, or Eighth street No. 491, be- tween D street and Pa. avenue. 0 mot mistake the corner of 8th street. Tices very Fr je, the same as at his estab- lishment in Europe. n9-tf Brcease BX PRESS OFFICE 24D Steer, _ Adjoining The States Printing Office, The subaerites, Bagxaxe Agent . and Ohio ‘ashington Branch , at the above }» for crepe ano hs Shoat ade a1 Wagons to sort the use an: ane ea any point ernie City or etown. open om7 0° jock a. m. to 10 o'clock p. m., » Office 70! daily, except Suntay 7 to eo gosh s rroeeo HN M. IN TOCK, wo guage Agent Baltimore end Ohio Rattros time wi Ht 5 Ving checks neeinen pony nd Salt hi tt iecpce taken of at this ), Or at more jo. 11 ‘street. noextra charge. to RYE AND BARLEY MALT. the - aise ‘alls av- een nd Bin ste Stirs: Maen wr eel N' MBROTYPES FO: Lela Goo Siem Thoma assortment of es ft 5 to Toots pe, fa a cord farranted good like= nes eet oRERT, SAN ai-tf nis “"iarket YAVIAR, PETITS PUIS, CHAMPIGNONS ‘We call the attention of connoiseurs to our im- |CAVIAR: of the beat Quamy, end extremely rare countty: KING & BURCHELL, janis corner Vermont avenue and 15th st, By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Geargetown. Ora on PLL PRUE GREEN instant, at l00'elock, we will es reese aren. f Cassin, ra. Com.” Ci Personal Effects. we a Mahogany ride, Dining, and Centre Tab! Do. Sofa, Mahogany and Cyne seat Chairs, i} Carpets, Wardrobes, Bedding, D itehen Furniture, Crockery, (lass, Iron and Tin Ware. . Suver Spoons, Forks, Ladies, &o. ‘erms % fe 15 ts BARNARD& BUCKEY. Auets. RSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of s writ of ert M under the lien iaw, issued from 3 . * he k's office ofthe So Court of the District — forthe County of Washington, and to me directed, | will expose to public sale, for Casu.in front of the Court House door of said county,on WEDNES DAY, the 24*h of February, 1858, at i20°clock m., the following described property to wit: All defendant's right. title, clam, ‘and imterest in and tote three Frame Houses erected on Lot No, 5, in reservation D, on Maryland avenue, between 43 and 6th s!s.. in me Ce Peapejia ot Db. Cy ouized and levied Ape € property of James B. Lockey. and will be sold to satisfy Judicals No 279, to October 1857, in favor of Simith ae te ER.M, gen: » D. HOOVER. 1 jan S-dte br the District of Culpa, WARSHAL’S SALE—In ol five writs M fiern facias, on ie Mig oF pth tiki, issued from the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of the Distriot of Columbia for the County of Wash. rr » and to me directed I shall te public ¢ for Cash, in front of the ‘Court-Ronse door of said County, on SATURDAY, the 20th of Feb- ruary, 1958, at |2 o’clock m_, the following deseri Property, to wit, viz: Part of Lot 1, in square west of square No. 4 in the City of Washington, c., begining at the southesst corner of said Lot No.1. running thence west alang t K street north 17 feet, erg mp north 75 hence east 17 feet, JeR92 south 25 feet to beginning ; also. the undivided f partof Lot No. 1i, in said square, fronting on ‘27th street west 6 feet, runnifig back with that width with the reer of ee st No, 1S feet 8 in as urchased ohn vey of Messrs Ennis and Woodward; also, the other undivided moiety of part of Lot N. Lot No. 11, in said square, and that jo. 1, in said square, commencing for the same ata jt on K street north, 17 feet west of the southeas: corner of said Lot, running thence on K st eet west 23 feet 8 inches, thence northwardly ral lel with 27th street 75 feet, thence with the rear line of said Lot eastward!y 23 fees & iuches, thence south- wardly to heginning, fogether with all and singular the nuprovements thereon, seized and levied upon as the propei John McGarvey, and will be sold to satisty J als No. 350, 355,356, 357, and $58, to January term i858, in favor Geo. Lowry, Howell & Scribling, Timothy O’ Donohue & Son, Patrick Led- wage, and Getty rN OOVER Marshal -D. CR, Mars jan 27 dts for the District of Columbia. ATE OF CALIFORNIA BONDS. The law providing for Funding the Bonded, and other specified inde! ness. of the State of Cali fornia, requires that the old is and Certificstes shall be forwarded to Sacramento during this year, to be cancelled and repigced by new ones, we will act as agents in this business, and request an early delivery of the Bonds. CHUBB BROTHERS. jan 23-Im GASTON & CLARK 48 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from ‘7th street, under the Avenue House, DEALERS IN CLOTHING AND GENT.3 FURNISHING T| je subscribers cal! attention toa desirable Stock of CLOTHING which they now have on exhibi- tion at their Store, No. 48 Louisiana avenue, second door from 7th street, and as they are determined to close off the lot if ey ie, every effort neceasary on Suale goat shall be used in order te please their customers, In the CLotuing Deparment we can guarantee the stock to pa perioat in poiut of carebalit . fit and style, begause we make everything oursel vex, and have no hesitation in saying our goods will be found oun! to the best order in the country. . Watching the various changes of fashion. ies may rest as ured of finding the iatest cut make in store: subject to their inspection and approval. $15.00 worth of Goods for Men's, Bays’ and Ser. vaat’s Wear, will he soid at suction prigas. and yur cha: wouid do weil to examine the lot. This is n0 nbux, AS Our Assertions can be proved on ex- amination. Cail and sse Ly tee above Store. 4 Sm ASTON & CLARK. T CARRIAGES, HE Subscriber having made additions to his Factory, making it nuw one of the lareeet in the District, where his facilities for sehen, re ids of CA RIAGES end LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur. pusred,and from bis long experience in the busi ness. he hopes to gi everal satisfzction. i kinds uf Carriages and Light Wagons kept on hand. All REPAIRS neatly done, aud al! orders prompt- gf main ee hange fe Seco ar ee en exchangre ones. ANDREW J JovcR, d0-tf corner of léth and E sts, 1,600 A YEAR. Profitablc and nenorebig employ 1 1,000 AL R. ment for ali times. Persons in 1400) A R. town or country, in search of em- 1,000 A RK. ployment ass source of income, 1,000 A R. or to fill up their lersure houre, oo ®. may hear of —_ by ye 1600 + two stamps, to px e, to Lam AYEAR: Prot SRMES TR GOKNE, 1,000 AL R. Box No. 4,551. New York Post Feed R. Of ~~ 1a - fe Lm 1O00 A K. 5 of dauy S1LMOA . \. iu 1,000 A R, faotured in the agent’s dwelling : 1000 A Ry secure by sale as LOwA R. pern.anent as . Anagent is 100 A R. ed in every town in the Bina d R: 25 Im* M . P. HOOVER’S BOOT, SHOE, AND SAMO E TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT. I have on hand a Jar: a e 68 | » Boys’. Youths’, and: ubbers, Overshoes, Sundies Boots, eiled Shoes, Hl sell cheap for cash. Eyionnceenad ced ol Bike Kesther Simiiset Prices. lw it Cal en examine Bir GovER, Tron Hall, Pa. avenue, between Sth and 10th ate, Si . Buski ‘proof Boots and janl4 Tor THAT RATTLING. S Tam now prepared to put on “ Chi Anti-Kattling Shaft Fastener, e, Temedy for the rattling of the shaft ps of Carriages and Wagons, which can put on at a small expens: Call and examing at mz Factory. where I bave certificates from the i soachmakers in eos ANDREW J JOYCE, d 10-tf corner I4th and E ste. A=. PLEASE READ. for genuine, reliable Ft'RS, free from moth, and firth Redes call at STINE MERES 2 Pe nue, between !2th and 13th streets, who has rr ceived instructions from New York, to seli the fiue assortment now |, On COMmMussion, at lese dis count than heretofore offered, them wili be tound the handsomet sets = Capes ever brought an’s FE 4 A Frenoh . half and te this onty. for B10 and Also, and Cloaks, of superior quality, very Particular attention is invited to two large ay ga Capes, h over $100, each for $75 ink Sable Oape, medium size, $30 and $35. cae Savie Vic torines #4 vee ge — several sets real Hudson Bay Sable, ‘ocet her with Sibenan Squirrel, Fitch Marten, ee ink, &e , in sil their variety H rare Sneeh yet, besteome; Muffs i. from 8? “very article war ranted, and if peer’ resented, the money wii! es he ats .ave,, bet, 12th and 13th Teeter to M Del jan EW CONFECTIONERY, - A of G st. ‘The aubsctiber renpectiol'y anneanoes to the eiti- zens and the public t lishment in he best je. and \cest C WEAY ofa'l kinds. cage EAM always to be had. and of the very best quality, which he wi'! furnish to order, in any 1B par gallon. part of the ond fea KES. of 211 kinds, every day atiorelock. made of the bert material the er ieeitis of FANCY CAKES that is usually a pince of this kind. kept ina place i Balla ties. W. 8, &o., furnished to order m tl ia Parties. W eddies the most reasonable tein te-tmn* WM. P. FORD. ta with Us since our |«st issue lle. our principal now is to call the attention of thore who have not paid s = to know that we are rhe ofthe money perat| think it requires either a het or the son of @ tab | prophet to foretell what would be tbe result. end s suet are | neat Kaew Nothing ac Byaten elecerd, ty ibe. ae Blaee 20; 4 ne | geriesa SEMAN" Picre | MENGE MEAT Foe TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Frem the PU qeuaeeneeeeeeee Si Me anecinted Freee Agent. Besiea. i ia : fire broke out im No @i asOcleek laat night, « nearly destroved, together win tt: Which was ays a mn Tue, Nom. 40 and 46, Fried es ‘n the rear, fronting on A fire earlier in the even: Hanover street, corner of sion sree we ey Among the occupants of the bull were Wm. A. Sarees, bardware “Esq vamet Qbamberlain & Co., stoves; Williams & Mens? !. sheetiron workers; and Charles and = amount of the loss is from . New Orleans Cotten Market. New OntRans, Feb. 16th during the Past week were large reaching 60,000 baies, were ta Liverpool and the brlanee ore _ The total decrease in ¢ ts at all the ports, as compared with the same tod last ir, ROW reach 500,000 was Carpet” te” Pela arm poy Destructive Fires. Ew Youu, Feb, 18 —' houses £§ Nulden Lane weredaorey vlan migee No 56 w: 5 - = ishe re, and Cl Larios Ae r- Fire at a Schoolhouse. tARTFORD, Feb. 16 —a broke North Middte schoolboues te bs ty, an the session of the schoal ti five was discovered coming tl the first department was done Cotton Movements at Mebile. Mosice, Feb. 16.—The N jagera’ depres cosine ~ Ni 's advices have jered at were 2,000 bgles, and the recei; “3 same riod, 23,000, against 16,000 at the pont in itt. The exports to KE: land during the week were 19,000 b F noted Sterling dull at 5a6 partons ‘Polen. nse Suicide ofa Suppesea Murderer. Nogmistown, Pa., Feb. 16.— man named naerny who for some time past Sestece tw the prison at this pi murdered his wife ef Port re by suicide last night { . by hanging bimseir with bis handkerchief. syne ed Murder Trials. Danvitue, Pa. Feb. 16.— J mibe- lark'and Mrs. Briggs, whoare chery ‘wan pet: soning the wife of the former and hi or Hee was commenced here to-day. The rial bas been t d two The parties will be tried ~~. — Havre Market. Haver, Fance, Jan 28 —Sales yesterday Were J 7 uoted 5 5 Orlew 95 fr : dling, to arrive, saa0tf tae New York, Feb. 18 —James A . gunner of the U. S. ship Portsmouth, aind Desunber 13th at Hong Kong. Mr. Gates was a Tesident of Washington — Figate Wabasn. , Feb 17.—The United States Trived below, and is now at oe Southern Markets. CHARLxSTON, Feb. 17 —Sales 1,000 baies, Ke decline from the bichest point Aveusta, Feb. 17.—Exchange on New York has declined one per cent. Baltumere Markets. Batrimorg, Feb. 18.—Flour steady; Howard street #4 30a$4.37, City $4 37; no sales of Obio. Wheat steady, without material change Cora; white advanced, yellow a little lower; white 58a 60c_.. yellew 55a56c Clover seed; sales of 1,000 busbels at $5a85.12 ee firm, in fair demand at 2ut¢ec., and New York Markets. Naw Yor, Feb. 18.—Fiour; sales 9,600 bbis., State, Sc dearer, $4.15a$4 25; Ohio, itc dearer. $4 S0aS4 90; Southern &4 70e4 GO W beat, 10,000 bush ; white, $1 3081 40. Corn, white 67270c.; yellow 67968 xe. Pork a tvsnced; $16.9s$17 00 Beef firm; Sii.- aSi3. Lad ope Waid Xe. Whisky firm at 2354; ; Financial. New Yors, Feb. 18 —-stocks generally low- er. Chicago and Rock Isiand 74x; Cumberiand Coal Co. 19; Illinois Central 95x; do. bonds 95; La Crosse and Milwaukie 10% Michigan South- ern 25%; New York Central 80: Reading 60x; Penn. Coal Co. 73; Milwaukie and Mississippi 37; Canton Company 22; Virginia 6's 91 ; Mie souri 6"s 83 Sterling exchange dull oe GEORGETOWN A¥fFAI&RS Correspondence of the Stay Grorestown, Feb. 18, 1852 Our city is unusually quiet in every respect The clection for members of the City Connell, which comes off on Monday next, the 22d, as yet attracts but little attention. Our citizens gener- ally seem to manifest less interest in the matter, and to be more careless as to what may be the resalt, than we bave often known before. Pretty much the only topic of general interest is the report of the special committee of the Senate, made some weeks since by Mr. Slideil, upon the subject of the District banks. This continues to be pretty thoroughly discussed, and in some instances pretty closely criticised, so far as its applicability to the necessities of the peo- ple of the District is concerned, by a large por- tion of all classes of our business men. And not- withstanding we have among us many who are in the main opposed to the local bank system of the country, and others who think that some re strictions should be placed upon them by the legislative powers under which they may exist, as yet we have heard but one opipion se eens in regard to the changes proposed by the ~ committee, and that is, that they are too de- cidedly radical in their character, and in such direct conflict with what bas beencommon in this District from time immemorial that ¢ enforcement of such a law — be the next thing to an impossibility, se long as the t ee for the Sreuietion of the banking Gnome of Virginia and Maryland are in existence, not- withstanding the penalty affixed for its violation might be ever so severe Were it neces ary to our purpose, we oould as- sign several reasons in support of our —-, either of which we think would be satisfactory toevery unprejadiced mind We are aware that the power lodged with those who would be charged with its execution Is great, but we are satistied from our short experience in such mat- ters that it would not be sufficient to the emer- gency. Common and long established usage, and well settled public opinions, are not easily rooted out of any community, when such opin- fons and usaze bave been superinduced by the wants, the necessities of the people, even the strong arm of the law should be appealed to for their destrnction, under a government like ours, When Themistocles demanded the uncon- ditional surrender of the Adrians, for their fail- ure to make common cause with Greece against the Persians under Xerxes, he told them (the he brought with him two power- fal divi “and aan sec necessity (or ai des mally . y eq Ube result in case enact pro- posed law and at! . The officers of the law might come with their divinities, per- suasion and force, bat t would be met by the ple with those of the Adriens necessity ead jon, and in such a contest we not New Yo Wabash ba: off the bar 'e wish it to be distinetly uoderstood that we bank ae of r country, or thst Sasem- our q selling to any wholesome or necessary fe Cones ee cl prtae What’ we cerily believe will be the result in case in ite wisdom, Syrise pene oat the ultra —_ ing thes predictions, Com! weer only judging the a past. a town foliow tug gentie- four preciacts tua ed for the coming musicipel ‘of Aldermen—“overt P Dodpe, Dr. Jecbes Biter, Geange W aiken, George Wi Besli, "Joba Wie! wickerg Seu 4 J. Thomas Davis. William