Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1858, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED ayuey A®TERNOON, (SUNDAY EXOEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ~ Corner Pennsylvania Avenue § Eleventh St., By W. D. WALLACH. - Papers served in packages by carriers at $48 year, Or 37 conts per month. To mail subscibers the sub- soription price is $3 50s year, in advance; $2 for 1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of I2 cents a week, Single Opies, one cent: in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTiseEMENTs (of eight lines to the square) inserted three tumes for @1; every other day or semi weekly, 25 per cent, advance ; once 8 week, @ Der cent advance. DEFERRED ARTICLES. Tan Jury Qvestion.—All reading men among us know well that. out of South Caro- lina, trial by jury in criminal cases in this country has become little else save the loop- hole through which, in too many cases, the guilty may escape. We point proudly to the action of juries in our own midst, of Iate, as an exception to this general rule; tor whieh, by the by, may we not, after all, thank the reck- lessness and violenee of offenders against the law, who bad come to carry matters here with so high a hand as that no juryman felt eafe to walk our streets o’ nights? The violence of the disease has worked its own remedy in our midst. Nevertheless, we recognize the neces- sity of a general reform in the manner in which American juries discharge their fune- tions. Recognizing that necessity, we commend to the reader the following reflections and sug- gestions of the New York Commercial Adver- taser: Tar Jury System —Lord Chief Justice Camp- bell, as our readers are aware, has given notice that he will introduce into the British Parlia- ment at its next session a bill dispensing with the necessity for a unanimons verdict of ajary, and making the verdict of a majority of the jury ® legal conviction or acquittal. The pro d change wilt, doubtless, be stronzly opposed in Fagland, and perhaps for the present the move ment will be unsueressful. The English people are not only ‘‘not given to change,” fur pre- verbial for opposition to all radical changes, and cling to time-Bonored institutions with wonder- ful, and sometimes amusing pertinacity. And even Lord Campbell, with his acknowledged learning, purity and experience as a judge, will find bis courage and perseverance taxed severely in the prosecution of bis avowed purpose. That the tories, the ultra conservatives, of the country Will oppose such an innevatioh, may ve very nat- urally expected ; but it seems by no means im- probable that the Radicals, also—the party who claim to be especially reformers—wi!l make « very strenuotis yp rere to the proposed change. he subject is destined to be gravely discussed also on this side of the Atlantic, for disagree- ments by juries are of much greater frequency here than in Eagiand. It is not trial by jury, however, that Chief Justice Campbell on’ that side of the Atlantic or reflecting men on this seek or will seek to abolish. Nor would reflect- ing men consent that a man’s liberty or life shall be perilled or placed at the merey of 2 bare ma- jority of a jury. The aim is to secure to the per- son on trial and to the prosecution all the advan- tages of atrial by jury. without imposing upon the jury themselves those onerous burdens to which at present they are subjected. In England, the law allows the judge to bold a jury in duress until they agree upon a verdict, and authorizes him to resort to some severe and almost barbarous expedients to enforce such agreement. This Practice does not prevail bere to the same extent, though juries have been seriously burdened by the requirements of the bench in such cases. But bere the administration of justice is seriously embarrassed by the very evil which Lord Camp- bell’s bill is designed to remedy. It is notorious that one or two impracticable men upon & jury can defeat almost indefinitely the ends of justice, and it is not without some reason that the opinion prevails thet one or two such men are sometimes cungeicd into the jury box for the special purpose of deieating justice. Nothing has done more to unsettie the popular confidence in the jury system than this shene of it. It is notorious that cases have resulted, not once only but oftever, In a disagreement of the jury, on the merits of which there really could be no difference of opinion, and in which the evidence was positively irresistible. There are other cases, doubtless, where the evidence 80 conflicting that intelligent and reasonable men may well hesitate at prououncing a verdict, and there may be seven on one side and five on the other. With such causes as the latter, there would be no wisdom in interfering These are tona fide differences of opinion which should be re- spected, and with which the iaw or the Court sbould not interfere But for the former cases some remedy is un- doubdtedly required. From the very origin of the trial by jury it was never contemplated that the obstinacy or the iuterests of one or two men should stand in the way of the rendition of a ver- dict, whether of conviction or acquittal. It is now propused in Ragtand that the verdict of ten (or eleven) meu, out of the twelve composi the jury, shall stand as the verdict of the whole We incline to think that the :eform is a good one. and that it ts needed with us quite as much @s itis ia England. Justice would be better ad- Mipistered under such 4 regulation. The small class of men wuo hover around our Courts, read to take engagements as dissenting juror’, woul: ad the profit of ic oceupation gone, if not Ubeir occupation itself i: would also afford relief to bonest bona Ade jurors, whose conve- mience and time are certainly worth considera- tion Men of business are often detained for from tweive to twenty-four hours by thecrotchets or obstinacy of one juror ‘This is no Little bard- ship, and one that suould not be Mnflicted upon citizeas who thus give (heir time to litigants in whose disputations tuey have no concern, and for the origin of which they are not responsible. They subject at least deserves atteation. List or Parents —The following is the list of Patents issued from the United States Patent Office tor the week ending Uctober 19, 1838— each bearing that date Luther Atwood, of Brookiyn, N Y —Por im- Provement in extraction of volatile oils, &c., from coal E G Atwood, of Derby, Ct.—For improve- meat fo skeleton skirts A. G. Babeock, of Galesburgh, [11_—Por tm- provement in seed machines Nelsou Barlow, « ew York, N. Y —For im- provement in coff-e pots Joun K. Barney, of Warren, R. 1.—For im- proved gauge for contents of casks, &c. James H. Beardsley, of New York, N. Y.—For improvement in composition for paints V. T. Boggs, of Cincinnati, O —For improved mode of opening and closing farm yates Utis Bredea. of St. Louis, Mo —For improve- meul in manufacture of wrought nails Benj. Buace, of New York, N Y.—For im- provement in cat-off valves for steam engines Erastus T. Busseii and Jos. Smith, of Cincin- nati, O —For improved liquid one Augustus C. Carry, of Ipswich, proved carpet sweeper Elias Clampitt, of Baltimore, Md.—For im- proved lubricator. Josephus Chandler of Attica, Obie —For im- provement in maaufacture ofsbeet iron Ben} Chesnut, of Philadelpha, Pa.—Por im- proved post for clothes lines Jno S. Clark, of Philadelphia, Pa —For im- proved arrangement of means for making tight joints around the faucets of water-coolers Joseps P. Clark, of Portland, Me.—For im- | provement ia hammers Cc. K. Cuckier, Columbus, Ohio —For Im- provement tu borse collars TJ. Davis, of Scroepell, N. Y., and J. B Warner, of Volney, N. Y.—For improvement in macbines for lifting heavy weig bts Rafus Dawes, of Washington, VD. C_—For im- provement in bemmer heads —For im- Juo. Dickyen, of New Castle, Pa.—For im- io ploughs. ton, of Belleville, Canada —For im- proved marine propetier H. Ebrbart, of Muscatine, lowa —For tm- proved paddie wheel Roseweil H. Fisher, of Claremont, N. H —For improvement In barvesters erry G Gardiner, of New York, N.Y —For improvement tn furnaces for tempering steel benezer Gordon, of New York, N.Y photographic sbield. Wa fisidermae, of Freeport, Lil.—For im- proved siave-jointer. Thomas R. Hartell, of Philadelphia, Pa —Fer improved spparstas for making glass stoppers fur buitles, de. For Jacob S Haskell, of Sulem, Mass. —For im- proved writing table. George W. Hubbard, of West Meriden, Conn For improvement fn sewing machines. Peter H. Jackson, of New York, N. ¥.—For improvement ia construction of metallic side vements ‘ fsaae G. Johnson, Spuyten Dugvil, N. ¥.—For improvement fn bottles for containing mercury. Josee Jovnson and Rufus of New York, N, ¥.—For improvement T gauges for steam boilers. William Kearney, of Newark, N. J —For im- provement ja boisting jacks Wm. D. Leavitt, of Cincinnati, Ohio. —For improved resawiay machine. Geo. Mallory, Watertowa, Conn.—For im- provement in hoop skirts. ‘ , [. B. Matthews, of Oquawka, Ill.—For im- provement in maize harvesters Kufas Maxwell, of Tucker county, Va.—For jm ycoved bedstead, ne bs Ebhening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1858. Henry McClay, of Niles, Mich. —For improved combined en tha brush” John B. Mitchell, of Wayne, N. Y —For im- wre Taiaabe 2 we ats + NO. 1,795 ____ForRentand Sale VALUABLE PkorEery FOR S8ALE—A Wood and Coal. Educational OAL! COAL! GOAL! —| OAR Proved field fence. ise and Lot on3d street south, Cc : a i Br tore havi aa tee B DING, AN v6 pa ee Se or improved rolle for plagisbleg ion te’ Fe | Alor very deatrable Buifgiar Loot titatien is | dayer ber iehioner aie unlanding for tower three | short je Lo offer Ladies’ Baocm, af my corm make, t PRENC i, Fy AY aa + re jays. Ul &. ren Sos ted Sop ae dy Se cate. feeton' Teet north, running baok 168 feet 3% inches W wie Ash COAL. oe and stove’ sixes ‘which will | the following i — +S" | Prmoipal-DONA LO MACLEOD, ‘xia Univer- port. lowa.—For jeereremment in coffee roasters. ‘Also, valuable palling Lot fronting on M street | sel. 2 24" Ibe. to the to di ou ai? basics: beat “os pe Muargooo “may 7 The next sinhecid bom een tal the that Reaxey, of Berzilia, Ga.—For improye- ate ie 100 feet, between 4th and Ww Gua ke. ween ee Chad’ eat Maating Button Guitare - 5] Monday vn September, and end on the sh of aden oe of Phillipsburgh, N. J.—For Also, & Lot on F street south, situated in an im 06 21-3 f = south side C: Market Space, 2d door'above sth ree 2 Her thorough Uterary and co culttre, improved raking attachment to harvesters, roving neighborhood, will be 60 don accommodat EDW.CLARK, ———”——CS | q@P 8, Pamesolline’'a superior article of Genter Call | olsen ren literary and toney ead secamnee Ibert Richard of Newtoa, Ct—For im. | A ME, onparucuary waue gf GhORGE | (J EW. CLARK, | stn Gasteres warrantofs sigan.” sei | the French Depavimehs aud for socal advastenes Sagereneparetagdagan [_” o™ pan | tennghte upestine Praertns Rou” Lane, | THOMAS GRICEIN ADO eee, ther |“ Ever au tne primary ay wale Jn comer ——_- ————————————— ————— ———_ | n 'o re 5 i jeer ol md ; -F OR SALE—The following BUILDING LOTS, Hain, Wai DC Sanv, do. fo Y om aypnnd supervision of the Farmcirat. butgin sige Of Baltimore, S1d—For | FOR PRA or oon saat oft awit aad | Ofow ord Vad" Virgina aa, patton ana | Bae teem toe, ena Sho" anh tied by tnres dion of eu experianes ‘afsball $ Root, of Medina, O.—For 1m: M street north, in Square 514; Lot No.5, on New loth streets eas:, Navy Yard. 5, Os] “4 Qnd the hixhest education. No school out of Paris possessess purer of good F reno, or better corrective of ‘Frees. in capyersation and writing. or amen | ieee soquiring that im: geage. It is the Jersey avenue, between K and L streets north, in Square 5:9; Lot No. 4, and which has been subdi- vided into 8 lots, on the corner of Rhode Isiand ave- nue and 10th street west. Also,a large number of shanks. We invite an ear! THOS. B. 8 IP FIN & SON, oe 13-ly No. 316 Penn. avenue, Coal from the best mines in the country. 2,240 Ibe to the ton in all cases. Fairness and may be relied upon. provement ia seeding machines. Ezra ©. Rowland, of Phelps, N. Y —For im- oc 18-im* Proved method of opening and closing farm SS Bo. Sit Monn. gveae._. f ve SAE LADIES OF WASHINGTON ciTY, bi A other Lots, in various fthe city, and at prices | A NOTHER ARRIVAL OF COAL. 1 <n 2 io ween ing Lashes’ | nocession of Prof. ALEXANDRE rohan bien Ryendh af New Vork,N. ¥_—Por | Fa bwetth sete erasty aoa OF” | Aaa ated ana Ni eae ae heb | Me ieee aad Smsren’s Sener" ig | MUSIC ON Thi aN. THE OUITAR AND improved submarine explorer. AED WEBB. Auent, We. E07h strect__ 008 | Holiviag WHITE ABH COste ekicnwel teestl | know teh Ges cole them in that line, | taught by the iadies of the fenny, offering superior acob 8. Simmerman, of Glassborou; bh, N. J.— Fok RENT—A commodious BRICK DWEL- } cheap for cash. Callat my office corner of 14th and and can safely say that we do; which you can prove | advanta-es to day scholars as weil as boarders. Por improvement in method of applying elec- LING HOUSE, with back building attached, | C streets, noar the canal, and get your orders filled. raving our work atrial, You can find (stall times) The bighest cinss, composed of first tricity during extraction of teeth No. 157, situated on south side G street north, be 2,240 Ibe. to the ton, - W. BATES, articles at the principal Shoe Stores in yr of ‘ast term, wi'l take the range for literature ro Teach Or eaitk oe en ovat tween 2th and 2ist streets west. Apply at No. 520 oo 18 corner of 14th and C streets. ieton sit —the Spore 80 wel\-kpown as J. W’. | scence for which they prepared, and will receive piceoteeet ew eerecins caster, O.—For im- ‘7th street. POLLARD WEBB, Agent. J.& W.M.GALT’S Cu 7k Son's hiladeiphia e.__npi-ly | atitheend of the year iplomas or suitable testimo- a 1 ° id ’ = s. ond it ee RUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKS | ™Us- porearerincmecne Oe ret ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.Two| STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILLS, T a Por further information ese circulars. 004-Sw Wim. Steele, of Wheeling, Va —For improved four-story Brick Houses, with back buildings, machine for culting staves from the bolt. ; two two-story Brick Houses, with basoment Host of 17sb Serest, T# COLUMBIAN COLL Ess. a c. ated on Maine avenue. Also, throe ee-story 4 7 iD ot The next Session of this Ingtitut) com - Praremeat tn ceanvatorse wee Form | Seis Benes cay aueet sor ae footers | ON een cen uke eter ene, A aes Ta P| : on ug credit. 0 ¥ 3 5 James a = Brooklyn, N. Y.—For im- AR pected NL Real Estate ‘agent, No. SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD, Y and SAtCBELs; ai waplvonse ier oteninsizn ill bo exams hey the roveme! in ts nd o a poaee ? on we v opening oe Miemuel T. Wells, of Cineinnatt, Obto.For | a tatee aa er sar pus. | CHARCOAL SUPERSEDED asa KINDLING ESS. WHIPS, &e. -—spheanlidugeg wade —=s HOUSE FOR KENTIN £HE BEST BUS “ = RESINOUS E ‘desoription of paper feeder for printing presses. INES LOCALITY IN THE CITY.—Ti BY THE RESINOUS PINE. Ropairing exooated with neatnoss nod deepak. THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT amuel H. Whitaker, of Cincinnati, Obio.— | House at prosent ocoupied by Dr. KR. Finley Hunt, | Asits cleanliness and quick iguition readily suggest JAS. 8, TOPHAM. of the Columbian College will oom next For improvement in nut machines.” Denti: aioe — It pe iavitelvon ged § Fou. COAL!-COAL!-COALm (Late Topuam & Noxrirt,) gr 4 » the eighth (Sth) ¥ i avenue, between 4 LT I 8 Lt ie Sst — mm ° . Benes flared bs paeeene, = hyd we best business squares in Washington, running beok ail kinds of eal mesons, '~-~ i au l0-eot Novi __J. 0. BINNEY. President. Joiners aauare Ne gtoaright angle the | to p street, and containing I rooms besides the par- WHITE ASH, RED ASH, and CUMBERLAND COALS on hand from the most Approved Mines in the Country. {17> Coal kept in Floored and Roofed Yards. 17 2,240 pounds to the Ton T.J.& W.M. Office—Northwest corner 12th and C s Wharf—Foot of 17th at., formerly Van Ness’s. se 23-tf FR enc lors. For further information 9 on the premi- ses to Dr.H UNT.. ass wev-tt OO *OR RENT.—The DWELLIN® HOUSE, No, 438 D streat, on t I f the front of ihe of J. M. Carlisie, (the pi tion may be made. The Musical Instruction. mesic ACCOMPLISHMENT. Prof. DE CCENIEL has « few more hours to spare, whioh he will devote in giving 8 superior met . cor if ea! Instrootion, rarely to th. out Prenaforte, Guster, Staginn Stephen S. Burlingame, of Warwick, R. I., assignor to himself and Win. Taylor, of Warwick —For improvement in bank locks. George 8. Bosworth, of Troy, N. Y¥., assignor to Anson Atwood, of said Troy.—For improve- ment in manufacturing car-wheels of east iron. George W. Daniels, of Waltham, Mass., as- signor to himself and Abrabam Fuller, of said Waltham.— For improved lathe for culting screws from wire. Thomas Morrison. of New York, N. Y_, as- signor to Aaron S Solomon, of said New York. For improved chronometer escapement. Design.—Albert C. Randall, of Providence,R. 1.—F of design for lockets. ORE NEW DRESS GOODS, CugaP FRom Auction. Just received from the large avotion sales in New York, a very hancsome assortment of DRESS Gos. We name a few of the desirable and oarce Krticies— Rich Colored ‘Elounoed and Black Silk Robes, in vai st Beautiful Printed Merino and Mousselin Robes.a lee Alternate, in rich colors, Heaton gs and Bayadere Stripe Dress Silke, e 5 reba =o very nek Black —_— from — 50 per yard. These sre, we think, very cr hr GRIDS. And 8 large ‘aseortinent of handsome Long and are Sha With many other desirable Goods, daily opening, which ta hce pe tteg lie mapees oe oe the la- os we or em cheap for cash. “etm eee JW. COLLEY & CO., oc l4-2w 523 7th street, north of Pa.avenue. jouse will be rent for the dweiling-house of a private family. The rent will be $700 per annum, payable at such periods 8 wy With, on the Harp, Q and classical Organ Playing. &o. N. B.—No instruction whatever will be given where pay ments sre not made in advance. ts oan be mado by calling at hie ew Repository, corner lith street and ia oo “ Let music be taught as a science. and not as the bug-bear of society.” HOSE WHO WISH TO Be ABLE TO DO so successfully and practioaliy. ¥ ould do well Fetting copy ols pamphiet just publiseed enti ff * The Art of Peacting MQsiC; & practi poms for sucoces: jOROUG: Us x sum a substance 8 may be agreed on. sez tf pa I in ES cn SWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR KENT—In a private family, with partial! Board, if desired, within three squares of the Patent Office. Inquire of POLLARD WEBB, No 520 ‘Tth street, Opposite Intelligencer Office. oe 18-tf Sesieteiset vlan tmacntd ee creel Atel ca {OR SALE.—A VALUABLE FARM, situated a few miles from Washington, will be sold low. and on accommodating terms, or will be exchanged for city property. This farm is in a high state of es and contains all necessa,y improve- ments. BAZAAR, H. KING, No. 42 Lovtsiana AVENUR, Has opened a splendid arsoriment of PARIS BONNETS, ex french ARTIFICIAL F ONS, [COMMUNICATED. Piease Keep your Guy Hat¥-cocxep—In the Star of the 9th fust. is a notice of an accident ily imparting & EpvcaTion, ‘which Fives the LADIES’ FURS Cueanen, Repaired, Altered, or Exchanged at the New Pur Store, ‘302 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, ign of the North American Fur Company. | kinds of fur trimming out to order. ‘ ™ 7 - ia. UY YOUR FINE CLOTHING th: to be known elevate toa young sportsman, which might mislead oth- | wi"Sa Seventh strocts eas Dr ee estate Agent, MILLINE ND FURNISHING UMTIGEE SO | seabinivthe Cruncctex and Quatirioarione ers who are not much accustomed to the use of omer = HEAD-DRESSES, CLOAKS, (Gamprsisgerne Wag samenaly ao coupiohe sm, VANGHARD & Mon fire arms. ‘In dragging his half-cocked gun ya Sine eerester al vrtvars manna, ID Bey = Reems J STEPHENS, Ye over a fence, \t exploded,” &c. Now, agun in | gale—The subscribers are authorized to very | A large assortinent of 4 No. 370 Dae dnt aveuue. roper condition to be used cannot be fired at fag $ part of Lot No 15. in Square No, 104, front- ACES, FANCY GOODS, and under Browns’ Hotel. ° alf-cock, unless the cock is raised, and the trig- etek oat ae inonee CaF permnen Sk and 2iet eepaih Kot alti {10> Prices uniform. and distinotly marked oe T.H orernecaet c—t~4 poke. ba i 2 . C Paitioular attention paid to lesale Or- | excu articie, oot sae taned Ker pressed. at the same time. The cock was | "cot cust C. MoBUIRE & CO. Aucts. | gi7 kpytiquiar stiention pai =e the converts, by the Ereat artiate. Thalberg sated! nearly all the accidents by which persons are in- jured by theirown guns. Tbe writer bas been accustomed to the use of fire arms for twenty-five years, more or less; has seen and known of acci- dents in various ways—sometimes by catching the cock in a bush, or fence, or the side or seat of ers, sad having & practical ex: ears, in the :arcest ew Gocise feeetetfent eres ieee ot ner rer o1 ie "O ers left, the Piano W areroom of Mr. Riob- F°% SALE ory slate roofed BRICK DWELI HUUSE, No. 451 New York avenue, between I7th end isth streets. containing large hall, front aad back parlors, pantry and closets. three chain ‘rs and store-room in second story, ai kitehea aud servants’ chamber im back building, with aocellarhaving @ dry well, fronting 33 feet 9 DRESS MAKING, in ail its latest styles. oc 18-M,W&F 4w B SCHAFFIELD, ALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY, & izth street, be- tween G and H, having refitted nis Store and Saloon, is now prepared &t the shortest notice and most rex- ae 24-d'm se 2) : f sonable terms, to furnish Wedd ee, Balls, | AAHE COOKS’ UNITED CLUB (Colored) re- | = parce jolene epee a ‘his votberece see ’ the dopthoriot ofl it foots schon, (Oar pate ol hors, | 82d other E: nts with all kinds of Confeo- | "T speotfully inform the citizens of GLEASON Ss cock with his paw, tired th | in Square 17-—containing 3.140 square feet.) A con- | tonery. Lee Cream, W eter loos. do. He a P* | Washington that they are to NEW WEEKLY entleman se mach ax to puran end (o is sport | Yemen: yard in trout and bick of the building, and | gouetantly « freeh supply of the And’Cae- | attend to Private Rane Pr LINE-OF-BATTLE SHIP. jor some time. In all th ae Spee ‘i i .3.—To accommodate ladies and xeatlemen of e SS < a q 1 would say tu young sportsmen (old ones don’t | ment kitchen, storeroum acd pautry, frent and back | call. | have attached to my o—_ ment 8D | can giso be suppiied. = an agreeable melange of the notahi ry geek. like advice, though plenty of them nved it) al- | parlor, and three chambers in second story, with a | Oyster Saloon, where can be found the delicious Apply to WM. CAMB! eratere ofthe time. Itsampleeolumus will alwars ways keep your loaded gun at half-cock, except Well of sora water and 1ores pampia yard, hit |. Families supplied. A call is sufhcient, ete Se : gontains goodly, store of popular Origins) Tales, pe ll fos fig Bey; acer ot Sones. it is Spans Pe pr Peeerriagly we Nas ie — yc “ge 2-002 RANK ANDS, UNDE z 7axkEn Sketahes ofA tf ~ any one elec. Be way Dolnttowards yourself or | on'west side, (being the other part of lot 3, in square INTING PRESS FOR SALE—Will be| © Garnison StxERT, Navy " EST AMERICAN AUTRORS. anyone else. By way of experiment, put your ) i 1 Funeral attended to at all bh . Keeps B M gun at haif-coek, pull back the cock, (keep your | '“Piv property rs neato the War and Navy De- pale of working aehestazoy | Sonstandy on hand ready-made Cof- Aine, tp arene of Somentis sae Danan Seeae finger off the trigger,) let go, it stops again partment. teaoker public offices, dé inches. tn now stamting at the office of Ar, C. | fins ofall i nda. and every article re <<) mj Foyer eeed ape ty ody ‘a ae eer itstayetuerFotcouree t'wom't*bust with d| Beer atecets tn rosie, Sousing te” | AGRE BM HARUTT og SPE | “Alorlare fm the country attpded to with | wk’ ne It stays there, of course. I won't bunt with a roomand kitchen, large pariof end chamber nad | MACE AROOLD Hi — SS. | promptness and on moderate terms. Also, furniture WIT AND SUMOR. fran who won't humor my netion, aa some call | Story ‘and three chambers in third stoin the ise | (RUTTER, BUCKWHE: Seatiy received and varemped.___sasham_ |, Sneskiue.end epspelsoeras om'teonsider my Ife safewith ouch «mas, and pelldte wis per tuclessiote taser ince Neca || aus peouaa emt ie PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE. BEABTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED if be didn’t shoot me | shoulda’t like to see bim | and isin excellent order, and is situated on part of 3 kegs new P ndersigned having aceepted the agency, now | With accurste engravings, by eminent artists, of shoot bimself. ‘This is nothing new, but it may 63 in the origina) pian of Georgetown, hav W barrels No. ‘oe that they are prepared to furnish their | notable objects, curreut events in all parts of the save a life now and then, to it before the nt on the West side of Jotferson street of 5» do, No, the public generally with yy, | World. and the national customs and soca! peouliar- rising generation, and if any already risen choose the Lot running back 5 feet to an alley. 1235 do, ALE ities ofevery peopie it will contain views of ev ° fs Collins & Co.'s su nerier mport note in Lhe eastern to take advantage of good advice, it is theirs, for ne Set EW mate comvenennt to pet ap homclacat motte wertern hennapheres, of chasers. 3,000 pounds RA St Baltimore prices, for | western hemispheres, of all the principal ships nothing. Capitor Hiit. For further particulars apply Bt the office of ag past received ond fon sole by, Bee ceied singe rs ag hasrela, 3 this Ale ony Oe com. | steamers of the Navy and Merchant Service ; ‘with fine, socurate portraits every great public charac- ter male and fer ‘Sketohes of picturesque soe fe on the wave.” and ex~ migsion, our tel ill be rigidly adpered to. Satis- faotion gusranteed in every instance, provided notice of defect befgiven within twenty-four hours after ce 8-eotf 507 7th street. FOr RENT—The FRAME HOUSE on G st. south, between 8th and Sth streets west, (1sl- pry Lot — ——_ on 9th atr re panes back 1% feet toa foot alley. ‘erms, num, wahle monthly. Enquire of EL A NS & THOMPSON, 38 Pa. avenue, between 9th and loth streets. ools ALUABLE PRUPERTY FOR SALE.—The known aa the Bakery situated on the south aidoof the nas the Bakery situated on the south s: = the ‘Alexandra Aqueduct, together with An Arniy of City Officials Routed. This morning, (says the Norfolk Day Book of the 19th instant,) when the negro boy who sweeps the Court House, ascended the Dome to hoist the flag, he was seen to retreat most pre- cipitately, and with the most wild and extray- agant gestures, hurried down the steps and out of the building as though mad. The officers who generally attend the Mayor’s Court, to- gether with soveral city officiale, were standing , CLAGETT & DODSON, XTENSIVE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS oF SUPERIOR FURNITURE DRY Goons, No, 4, MARKET SPACE. We take great pleasur: sonouncicg to House- keepers, and all who ex Shortly to commence ping, that our stock of goods in the above now very complete in all departments. THE FIRST FLOOR ( Basement) from tue apie! kingdom, will also be given. great feature of EASON’S Line SFBAPR Ce SHIP ist of a “broadside” of Humorous Engrav- whos led by the best artiste im that line, and aimed good-natured! and in & spirit of genial at the reigning ioilies of the age, and such new public rojects, fashions &nd Cecurrences, as shall seem to Bo Bt aubjcots for conve illustration. Prmistic Alea, Porter, and Brown Stout (fully equal, if not superior, to imported) at Zi to BI per dozen, Salireret in any part of Washington, . exandria Georgetown, or are NY & SHINN, * ool? 57 Green street, Georgetown. EW LEATHER STORE. The subsoriber takes this method of intoaning bie i os 3 « bis - 1. the wi hioh 18 about 210 feet deap from Canal i elegant FLOOK O1J,- | 0d customers and the public tat he has mov: AN UNRIVALLED CORPS OF CONTRIBU around, and seeing the boy rush past in so un- | toriver; the tow-path being included in this prop | (S1")4iu halt the uewest aud moet approved do. retail businose from his tannery on Qive street te te ; a. usual and extraordinary a manner, hailed him, | erty. signs and qualities. also, Coooa and Canton | rely oo bon ‘and foreign manufactured Leather | have been engaged, = ary Gopertenent ¥ i. boy, heedioss of the repeatod calls, con- | , 1he Bakery has a front of 6 feet on the Canal | \aPTINGS, all widths, DOOR MATS. &o., Xo. eas conducted under the most ‘and perfeot but the boy, o » COD | and controls 6) inches of water for driving its ma- é will be : tem that experience oan suggest. This popular tinued to run. The officials thinkiog that the | Shinery. THE SECOND FLOOR (Ground Entrance) | “p23 sm _JOHN E. COX, | tem that experiqucs, con sect colton, boy bad seen some ove in the dome, who might | This property fura Bakery or Coal Yards not | 18 filled Staiger papain ge shi ae 2 3 "WO HOUSEKEEPERS—The F — new and beautiful copper-faced type manu- a sting of a great variety of new ard e! faLiwate cena takatess oh om a e 00! jutch an Q a = Also, Grumb Cloths, Druggets, Rugs. and Door Mats, m pleasing variety. THE LINEN ROOM (Same Floor) possibly be « runaway, either from Justice or from home, proceeded with alacrity to ascend the steps leading to the place; they roached ihe trap door in a body and proceedéd to squeeze themselves through all at once. The Book. an easy and oonvenient m ing Bocounts ta ied e im were as articles went to 3 cent. or sale by be washed; priee2 cents: Bil, Bookseller, 832 Pa. ave.. bet. 9ih and Ith ate, factured expressly for us,and will present in its me- chanioal exeoution the mill, “The size of thie Am s 5 eo size Lal clogeuttscesianen of art will be about 1.500 square Tuches—eight super- sul by im the Distriet. "Also. 8 Wood and Coal Yard now in the oooupanoy + Dow of Hurty & Orme and Mr. Barron. This property 8 front of 120 feet on the Canal and 1°24 feet on the weat side of Green street, and is 4s easy of ac- cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing- ton ss any yard in the oe 19 Met ict. is filled witha very extensive stonk of al! kinds of GAME TWO DOLL Hx PER ANNUM. u fe best lex T Kand BED LINENS, aS rte ee ee ant Sears Pascal Abels ce THOMAS BROWN as Wecnatrest: ierery, conceivable style and quality whion bas of every kind in season, Bh ne a yp nF trated sehen. quolsnsattins sadicntive of Sgeiry Were Georgetown; ortoS. T. BROWN, Pa. av..next to | faine fur excellence, Also, Bed (uilts, Toilet Cov- ead ee eet cel ie beard, and in a mowent the whole party corner of 4th street. Washington, D.C. au25-tf | ers, elegant French Env lish Furniture Chintz- res} om ie Laterary Depots in the eme from the trap door and tumbled and es, bimities, Blankets, Piano and ‘Table Covers. | gee OYSTERS | reprint! rolled t0 the bottom of the steps, as though ten | FYOK SALE—A Market and Daury b Af pe of THE SECOND STORY (Third Floor ) KECBIVED EVERY DAY, - SERASONS. swrp " h le erb Pn : -OF- thousand devils possessed them. &e..1s ine codition. It is situated in Alexandris a EINE TAPESTRY “BRUSSELS CARL AND SERVED BF LINE-OF a We happened to be around at the time, and | oounty, Va.. about tive mules from the Long Bridge IN EVERY STYLE, VE-TINGS» in all grad of quality,at prices won- will be published ree ularly every Saturday, at : Gleason's Publishing Hall, lke the war horse “snuffed the battle afar off,’ | and. two from the Georgetown aqueduct. It will derfully low, and Rugs to mateh. ; At the Shortest Notice, at T — Bromfield streets, on, aud thinking “discretion the better part of | feiter tanuch the: Port Oiled, 20 SAMESW, | , Our CURTAIN, DEPARTMENT is on this LLOYD'S rk dy my P OLEASON. valor,”’ concluded to await and see the termi- | BURCH, Washington City, au2s-tf "| floor, winch ie FTE ect he | «NATIONAL BESTA URANT, Wholesale Acent—H. TAYLOR. 111 Baitimore nation of these strange gymnastics. After all kinds of apartments, fiom the most gorgeous Southeast corner of 7th and E streets. : ge By ku Pi t, Baltar peace and quiet was restored, we ventured in ax Demaahe Brogatelie, down tothe lowest price | 9 14-6m. = °F Graaie in Washington yD. J. BISHOP & CO, and found the Temple of Justice deserted ; the enn. STORY ( Fourth Floor) FURS! FURS?! FURS!" ‘enn. avenue, ee iy i aoe cial, an i@ whole bul ng in easion of tons froia thy : met ork. ” ~iGN OF THE f red , who For having built Te Medallion, Wilton and other styles VELVET pF Fr vohinceatniod. a t thele ister quarters in the dome, ha been 0 BARBER NG poate aT * a 7 ane ve wR eka! foe aa 68 ‘home 90m fay eet poi tig: disturbed by the juvenile darkey, and bad fol- Our prices ere warranted at be RA elec Signot the Doras cbrosen Sth ona tte gb as: Pa ip git or een a — nik, ora lowed him down the steps and driven Madam y those ofany or se wortinr wanen I~ Ermine, Swansdown and other Fur, Prim- | OU) Qste: nuit or otherwise; or any other Justice, and all the Satellites from the temple tone ase Sepma. the very Niet locity, can have their | ming is se%lm | Yorkin hisima, ‘The largest. lot of LOOKING. » Thus, on the seventy-seventh anniversary of | Carpeti none xe Ri cheers ent home with (CLOTHING 47 REDUCED PRICES, gs PLATES kept TORN , the surreuder of Cornwallis on the field of st faci ee ON . 255 Pa. e08t CLAGETT & DOD oaan. as Pa. avons Yorktown, were the city fathers themselves cE a ap2-1v hatwaan 19th and Isth sta. compelled to an ignomiuious surrender to a ¥ SON suyING CLOTHS {manufacturing Our " PHILADELPHIA nasi of tackle: iad foiled in their patriotic THE MOST RELIABLE FURS! K AMILIES & PERSON BY THE VAR recat omer g mim eat L Q ee ¢ Dae! f'4p E POT, attempt to hoist the national ensign, in honor THE BEST STOCK OF FURS! Having necessarily to Keep & | pehccphineny Hag our epee eee yt Hegre ead 2 One tes =r =} wan er iotiion Sie. i ome ar 3A ; . - | store. 5 ee ae Saudi vANin AVENUE goo | simtruteedemratsnatons ittecspest thse | "ibe campers sda Gate°t aman oar | ulldon oes te Bem has feo ter eta ec a nec ae | OS rr aera | ne eee ct Re ge ey coe Tuk CATROLTS flag has been finally gotten up. Practical ano MANUFACTURING Fournier. jor potterns ov anti woaid be well for tho petetalioon the Lethe ¢f mink tir selections GAckeD MUSIC, FoR TH : i 5. J have now on hande most-eplerdid assortinentof } ing by the a ell A pepe IR city whith Ready Made Glo to he found thia dgot New sand Pieces, 4 A Bear Treep sy a Horse.—Bears are - ponte imenn Fr 9 Sis nyse ) rot hoe ti x e goods ‘must offer | York. ‘osnang 0. EPHENS & C more numerous this sesson a - rer i ot ielocmoct than ean bo dnt any Retail | greater cnr 12 eT ENS & CO. seat eae fp tne years, in the-central counties je State, and | store.and which I will seii at remarkably low prices a habeet betwee: i 5 t, of — jo. enn. avenue, between = = 7 Dy Gross, af Paik, who fecenty visited Ra- | "eat sista Migt Vitoria, Canes, Half Capes, | _2e7 eon steed ses cteste. | NEW MEFHO IS POav es, y 3 ; ‘o matoh. am i t net to ‘need er ton county, related tous an affair which occur- One Set of Grobe, avery nioh fad rare article, EAS, COFF EES, &o. hich io month ot aay Aas} Your or ere to Hand 5 Peaster th eased Weetes Roa PRIM MINGS tor Oe rn bese, dob: ), 9 Sad Cheeta Perera Sengowenr: Nouns hives. 1 SS foe avenue eet aoe WHEELWRIGHT. MUDGE & 00. 3 eptired, a for her colt, that is rarely exhibited by the ee eo te Cimed aug manutectared at - | O2teas Mi Java, Cape. and Rio COFFEE, UMPHREY’S STABLES. are K EALERS, horse kind, if it was not a bair-breadth adven- @ boxes, CF 4 BE, the sonof the late Levi No, 6 Hanover strect, corer ef German, ture. A mare with a colt by her side was ANANTINE CANDLES, seethe pablin, tear! Sowill consume thie Agents for Le Le Co. 2 feeding in « pasture, when a was approached NOTICE. Pyne vals ua Yellow SOAPS. eens gore rote. me) gia Atte Compang: re Mille; by three bears, an vld one and two cubs nearly lebted ther in judgmen’, | Just received and for sale % ve Tor hi ‘nt forthe | & Robbins. R.& A.A. Habbard: Jeseud & full grown. Alarmed for. the safety of her coli, Prasons settee tole ocedt tone sinoaias: | aelb Stee ERR ROUR & SEMMES, atrooie Serine teu tegen mecca onune | F owns, #4 Mepere the mare forgot the usual fear of the horse for | aro requested to settle Lheir aocoants within one ELEVENTH STREET, 94 lens oara to preserve the enviable reputation of the | ror; Parson's these animals, and attacked them with such month from this day. unpaid: Sere 494 actus Oa: Avanenane tl Be. 4 sishlos.na fe father tet thom and Ry fi vigor that they were forced to retreat. They to be sold to the Lighest bidder. +0 HOUSEKEERPERS. oom lay ana niet. will to give satis- ni were pursued so closely that one of them was Also, having received 8 supply of first class Goods, ‘NEW UPHOLSTERY. Faction to all who-may favor hun with they atron h, Gine. & 5 Printing, Ps : i compelled to seek safety, and remain in a tree | for centiemen’s wear, of Hires nad Renate manw Sofas, Chairs, Loucges, Fancy Chairs tor worked | age. i 7 tthe Seat > ipa so ars of ot S A waite ond mntll the owner of ti mare, who bad watched | facture, I will sell cheap only forciehe ay. n govers &e., u ered, Soxued. ene Fo.cerenen: |} SotoAne __ <Uoper Met sews EPee tee pete RS rade ete Reve pera, the whole proceedings, went to his house for ©) oog-ectw* __ 40% Pa. ev.,bot.Sdand 4% sis, | Shades, Curtuius, Drapery do., out. made. end put ALL, STEPHENS & CO, nn avenue, | Viriety. ‘Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware gun, returned and shot it—Adrsan (Mich ) CARD. The travelling pubho wit! plonee take | ers cut, mad wpeatly fcted : Carpets (new and BOYS AND YOUTHS READY MADR | Mamlin Paper; Press Boards, 5 ., Paces Watch Tower. A eae ihet ins OMNIBUSES are spar down ; Halr and Sprioy ‘orhine. aed fenton Prper, Marble Pape. Bost 0 i —— yonwien regulary to from the Boats made For School and Dress Wear, Bank &nvelope; TyPpina | —7 U7" The editor of the Schenectady Star red mages. D0 ae) ve Omn- ds repaired, varnished. stove . _ bus tio i-bes an account of the birth of a baby weighing | 900, ly attended to, py the sebeeet pod gate creams comers thing. peg fiom, Bicsomng ted and t rensocable Stel andeuks the favor ol & and to the Aveuue and t a! i f ea. Meron to order. 19 pounds 0. jotel ar tne Sarge apd extensive of " llow citizens requiring present larg CLOTHING. <P The one hundredth anniversary of Mra. | '_oal8 bw services of person in they oad Stout therr TES ra uizes, in Sarah Denton, at Wiltoa, Ct., was cel on LLy ¥ FS en of R the 19th Inst ie | es ie Can | .2¢15-e08m 494 ith street. Se mae po ab om RADY if The first f the season was sold Busir larriag: ‘ 1m Chicago last week, at 40 cente per bushel of60 ph PO i ok a pressmaxgk. |““°" ALL STEPHENS & CO. pounds Female eaknogs and Di ; eiso. F tins returnet've the otty boxe leave se saform au Bett loth Snow to the d f ni aches, fell in tating will restore ure when customers that LW. As! bul county, Galo. Pry Rn aight eae other remedy failed. Address Dr. rcguted at No. 0 F street, between NIShE. souce! A — OPRN 9 Weert last. etd All comumalensoun arrictty 6 those who will eall on bere We Soa Waee girests on Bondar, October sth. at 7 &lees 9-1 It has been decided, latelyin Court, that d 00 19- * the word “children,” ins will - grend- oi ope picture CORD AND TASSELS. Pens, nevenee, ‘Opposite Tod Ont Prin. children. : aw onBsAP Coops. saortment of GEES NY SIZED PARTS CAN BE FURNISHED f the public squares in Sevastopol ear ee T. BARS, +] r bas been med merieaavkt F ace,” in honor pea Rit CINE RY aed a 5 a eee ; dBaod sod Awitcon of the ieee na eaten of she Ammeriene, ero { Y B she vi sell cheap jor pes at si? FE strest, leet ion of PAP! is at te = ee Ter Breton coma a ena (7 It ix currently reported that the British | She will et : AR Nore pin 9 ST I shortly issue a to Thom- A No, 498 7th street, eight doors above pal Ce Mg Mirah ity: Pesents home VRE Aereo-A Good MILLINER. ApS Lg NOamnnstes Sateen, | siecratta ite!