Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1858, Page 3

044 Fellows’ Hall, last night] Bczrox axp Mus. Hvowns perform in Wash. EEE esuthe sian Geaamanteieiaatie anes ington to-night for theStast time, and in three Auction Sales. - THE LATEST NEWS. the grand promenade and levee which came off} pieces, in each of which they have i LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ye os Atotioncers. TO-DAY § TO-MORROW MORNING. eg : Centr xt tation as was ever achicved by come. good d : By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By Telegraph for the Evening Star. > ~~~: . a Cotumbla Ledees of Oda Fel’ Pal i Wha! yon this | fhe RU a8 x > 3 eee pe ep eae bette or ge ed ee a ; nat it wrcleck, m.; stherwise they miny met appear | TS tho doors were tht and the grand | gings, to : ‘oby Tramp, ee em | Saat ERD Oe ata SUN forthe F vate. sell at 47 ore of Burton's Mudeme Vox. > ay 4 . man inthe Riding Horse, SappLmaxd = Tux Carex om Winson es. Leissamax.—By o_o aaline erent upon the TT ne se the War Uffiece.” Bonen iy OxING Gigmte Cae, reason of the crowded condition of our local | [they tute, gased wath Seppe mothers, : hes being pévertised te perform in Baltimore DAY, the anh Awe -pbell soil. columns yesterday, the statement of the origin | forms of their sous and daug fore; and-they. tee, to-morrow night, this may be. the last ‘occani eamtents of the controvers) the above case, which occu- | looked down with beaming sffecti they of 5 '. manitnes, the house will be crowded; far.no play: large lot of: ‘are, last week, was unuvoidably postponed. The | encouragemen' Oi y; sult lnvelves somnn tntssreting Lapel quentiaka of Progenetirs, . Kenabtcetoteenettnansten ene aate Wentcang Hiding Horse? Saddle and Biidte, importance to property holders, wnich we give eS - sible. To get good seats, it la necessary, we ‘ap- Loe araware, Fiat frons, Shovel and Torgs. : lace to below : , Terms i * won i a aa a tee | Mae nae eater, | © MER eT Poe TR | Mii pad ad as Sot aad te 07 be Dallt a baees, (ates sOscice | waetaernezomeces assist his labors, soon gave | Fast anp Dausxex Duivens—Yesterday, pte BT ch ctcnerts, 2 me, 5h forive uote for eupedite tt high, on lot 17, with a gable end towards lot 16, | abundant evidence of their Cr ed realy Fs colored boy, who had just been employed by Mr. | [ AR MANTILLAS ar Avcrion. rg FR) : = moat of the United States having stacks of chimneys and fireplaces pro- | give the cowp de grace to the of the | John Grinder @ cart driver, took a notion to try | DAY MORNING, 20th November. at 10 o’olock |" G6. Bs J tis romored@'that Mr tr towards the lot for the convenience | night by a means in their power. The crowd the dof the animal placed under his ‘and | We wil! sel, at our auction rooms, corn of Nin A ebange in the of bul! ainst it. In the same year he con- | in the meantime became more dense, and the speer - P ones street end Pennsylvania avenue, a large vari THE ABOVE SALE is TPONE. the duty of drafting and ve or 's. Wheaton, under whom the plain- | moreaged of thecom y soon becoming fatigued management by bis employer; so, getting upon a | gtockof mt Shaw ad | Wéeta, ii THURSDAY, lack i ty POS’ poe = 4 The discount rales of tiff claims, ‘one divided and ascertained moiety | sought seats around the sides of the hall, and | much-traveled street, it whip to his horse, | Cloaks. Manti'las, Shawls, erlabas ee . Sy erie atte instant, same main unchanged, at deed was endorsed winemacandum (as appears | doullyInterntay. Dy. the facinating erales ot | sens Sq eetiaen of farlous driving similar to |“ etiep, made supeioe maar wears Aches “Unter duset rent deed was endo & memorandum (as appears | doubly interesting 5 Also. 3) pal twilled and bound Blank By 5.0. MoOUIREA GC ~ reco! original deed ir ic. Tie promenade concert which preceded | little care for the safety of himself or any one else. . “yd - i y 3.C. 'O., Auctioneers. duced) of tes some date with the: deeds sifeed | ree icacken Daa tueal e, aecort whleh preceged He was stopped, however, by some citizens. who Hie: (dae ondon Gua pnimshoreny cases, TT '¥0, NEW AND SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD by Ce and by Joseph Wheaton, the hus- | Quickstep, which was discontinued when all turned him over to Officer Zimmerman. Justice iti zt band he In impos ag rave Braxo Fontes ar’ Pesete eos on th evi- | the assemblage had squeezed intothe room; then | Donn ordered im to pay the penalty of the law. ‘erms cash. r xe " B dence tending be eueer bongel Tae property for | came a God Ace ‘ton the favorite opera of | It is Probable his employer, who isa law-ob- noid _WALL & BARNARD, Auots. Z Jos Ae th EE NOON. November i — and caused it to be settled upon her, by | Lucia Shire Rly nw pth ony ab ea will rp tne: prairie By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. ¢ Soak. t bidder’ to Saver advange nse” orand: a terins senses 0! eners, a. io uro ive plac: a preven a 7 % ro Wery rior Ros: Seven Octave scusnes auened Sein the ox eres butid- | to a beautiful Waltz.” Then followedthe Anvil Way hereafter, Another driver got drunk, and, | F,XCEGLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE: Fortes, manufeotured ty Goes & Co., | goptidence was felt. On ‘the adjorning lot’ were stated. Stephen- | Chorus from Verdi’s in ae opera of Ii Tro losin; ul ‘HOL i8BO ig the carriageway, took to the sidewalk, | on DAY or stht SNopaentec tabetha Butitodre sat eer ‘9400 son, the grantor, after the Wheatons went into | tore, and a series of ksteps, Polkas, Son driving his horse upon the pavement. He fell in front of the auotio: 5 $.000 bales; stock in port 420,000, 1 38 ¥ Mor: eps os The iastrum are beautifull finished and have | up of Americancotion. Some authorities. e i to reside on the residue of | and Operatic Airs, which were ail iato the hands of Officers Handy and Norwood, | nitureand Effects ofe featieman dealinice gn bk allthe fulinens of to 0 ofa Grand Piano, ft ~ b on can. ever Sppeat together fon ak eons large criment new tnd segnad Pied the attention of the Circuit Court during ali | own oflpring, who. ca Wee boards. We -need. o-pley-ater of ogre Hf, alga and Magia Pan i in i Week's decline was faily kd. Terms: Une-tnitd cavh ; the residue in 2 and 4 yx 8 property there, ing it enclosed, and an exquisite manner, and im the greatest | who took bim to the guard-house, where he paid | keeping. comprising— months, for approved endorsed | At Manchester business bed { bur of Pt aporit he bein the-wall in question dita delight and satisfaction to all. for his mistake Fast and careless drivers fre- wage rere grog <p wt pl bly oss Parlor eearie est ECR Ee Prices were slightiy lower. Breadeeamess “+ In IS3t the defen house was built, bav- At ten o’clock, the sounded the call for aay endanger the lives of pedestrians, es. Freroh Sola, Arm Coatx, Rocker, and 6 Parlor | nO 18d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Avets. | ally closed with adeclining * Lak This Er ane of its walls, In 1855 the plaintiff | the first quadrilte, and, fa a moment of time, the | pecially the aged and infirm, and every violator Chairs, all in perfeot order, having been but lit By A. GREEN, Auctionser wedergene nce from last ; purchased the Wheaton ti and took a deed | floor was covered with eager seekers for the best of the law should pay the full penalty. tle use i, DMINISER ATOR S BALESY ‘will, in purs’| W2 very dull, a Quotations nominal. Corn is coaveying by metes and bonds the half of lot 17, | places, and excited floor Managers, who for a — ‘Merb order of the Orphans’ Coart for | 4Tooping and nominal. adjoining lot 16. The defendant’s deed, and the | time labored as no set of managers ever did be- Exxetro PxysioLocy axp Putnosorny oF ‘Ghat Mi ti mbra, sell at pubdhe sudtion, on Provisions heavy. Sager beavy, and quotations deeds of those under whom eer nga = Seiya sl friends. bo raphe a te Laprassions —Dr. J. A. Wroe, last evening lec- on 3 = NG Serene oe ee ea barely maintained. Coffee # m. Rice bis property, by metes and bonds, as part of lot | and t’ ret dance was performed in the * ites a Jail, » for cash, viz: 16, with the 3 purtenances. After the plaiatit's style in whieh nimble feet could maintain sym- | tured to an intelligent audience of ladies and Feather Bods, Bolsters sad Pillows, | Negro Woman aod a Eutidren, purchase, in ISS3, an accurate survey of the square | pathy with superior music. Set followed setin | gentlemen at Temperance Hall on the above- Mahogany &xtension Dining Table S likely Boys frow 14 to 19 years of age. stewed that the division wall stood wholly nine nick succession, varied by such Terpsichorean | named science. His rema’ pon the electrical | China, Gisss, and Crockery far s ABSALOM A. HA inches or more within lot 17. The plaintiff | delicacies as the Waltz, Schottische, Mezourka, | conditions of the atmosphere and earth in caux- Ti y id no 15-5t* Adi rot Jasob Halt. claimed the land according to the con — Polka, ie megs s. — rs ee ne Sy Se Ragaaghag Sr mo! : pxncuBh a REN Auctinoer A GREEN aust - the purpose of building on it he caused the oi termission for refreshmen urnishe y the | as his arkson philosophy of impressions, ‘ 7 * EO heals to be torn d~wn, intending to build, and to | popular caterer, Ridenour. The zest with which | human brain, its mysterious electrical connec, ‘Offies Farmtars pit i Pigeon Holes, and XECUTOR’S SALE OF FAN a make the wall next to the ndant 11 inches | the pleasures of the night were enjoyed by young | tions, illustrated as t ey were by the illuminated isease, nature of epidemics, &c., as well si eali over that recon Us FRIDAY ahs Wa hag hee ay Doe | is un » Cash: over sum, & ‘2 «the ins! thick Instead of %, as it had been befure; and to | and old, was full and complete; and, under the | manikin or model man arlificiel cious ual- | cade nr soned oe ane onan sfaotorily endorsed the late residence of ‘Mrs. Ann Sinfinss de- ect tein her B— The thoweheper omy piace the centre of the new wall, with the in- | capital superintendence of floor manager W. D. | vanic apparstus, made the evening’s entertain- | notes. bearing intere we on Tith str calles awan ce ee dig. creased thickness, precisely on the line ascer- | Stewart, assisted by Messrs. W. Dow bert: - | ment exceedingly instructive and interesting, | no 18 d J.C. MoGUTRE & CO., Aucts. 6 drug-eeore of Dr. D. 4. Clark, at 10 oa acd neo + the mail are and tained by the survey, which would bing itsome | Crait, & W. Hadden, C. B. Hough, G_ | both to the superficial and profoundly scientific. Ry J. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. o'clock a. m.,ail the personal effects of the deceased, the troops which were sent to settle the dif- distance inside of all the defendant's fireplace Phillips, and W. R. McLean, no circumstance By special request, the Doctor will deliver one . P Seabtinn tod ened, ‘ ov. Cumming lecided that the epee viz On the other hand. the additional width to the | occarred to mar the universal pleasure. more lecture. See card. MAUL AND DESIRABLE BRICK DWEL- c Lor ar Pustic Sate ta | Alnoca rood lot of Hncseb ne ae Rie Bee ee Platntit(s lot would add greatly to its value. ‘It | "Quickly speed the hours where pleasure ts; and os HD, RNUON, November 231, ats , ri aes uy ‘ _ week oo at Fillmore City, - : the r utions passed in 1856 to meet at seems not unreasonable, therefore, that a narrow | so it was with the night at dd Fellows Hail: for Ax Improvement.—Onr citizens are indebted ot cash. —— Sele strip of land, in itself of small value, should | ere long came the “ wee ama hours” with’ the to the Commissioner of Public Buildings for a | % q 17, fr ora Exeoutrix: Lake; the legality of which resolutions is de- have given rise to so much litigation. thoughts of home. The fathers and mothers td t Sess. Lieberman procured an injunction | began to follow the example set by the grand diel fnue, between 41h and Sth streets west, running A. GREEN, Auot. new pavement on Pennsylyania avenue between | throug etree! ee! wi e improv. Seventh and Eighth streets, along the north point Deeiiton mststing of 8 neat, and joa Pais, Brisk FUTURE DAYS. of Centre Market Space. It was much wanted : Tow SS the old pavement having been torn up by the im- | and 1 de nied, because they were signed only N, Brigham is Young, although Gov. Cumming was \n the Ter- aiast Wilson to prevent the taking down of the pas whole hours before, and to leave with re- ritory 4 wall, unless it should be found unsound, and | gret the festive hall. Still a goodiy number of to prevent bis building a new wall otherwise | dimity and silk-clad beauties maintained their than on the site of the old one if it should be ground and kept the beaux acti —________} Disturbances were oceurring with the Utes In- airapie situation for a private residence. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. dians in the southern part the Territory, and : vely engaged in | proper treatment of Mt, peveies to the completion “fyi ee edb; bhavastte wie ALUASLE BUILDING LOT ON grx the bodies of two murdered men had been found. taken down. The old wail wa: sound, ang ing on their pleasure,—a pleasant duty glad! of the new market sheds. In wet weather it was ‘erms: » 12, —~erney Was taken down, and rough boards nailed up in | performed by caegaee Isektog male Neilation ad very unpleasant tor persons to pass thet way; and : mote tees ate jeonred bya deed in peyy iTeelo ts ue 207 ha Affairs in New Branswick. its place; and so the premises (vacated eo eb- | the shrine of Terpschore and Cupid. Atan early | the commissioner doubtless, with a view to the | TY ted m 7 McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. | ings St. Jouxs, Nov. 17.—Winter weather bas set erman) continued for about a year, when Lieber- | hour this morning the ball broke up.and the now- | comfort of thecitizens, has ordered the new pave- = east. between Enst Capt Y in unusually early bere. The St. Johus River man rebuilt the wall; and, as was stated by his | exhausted pleasure seekers sought willingly their | ment to be laid before the inclement season begins. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. running back 124 feet | inch, containing has been frozen since the 18th inst. solid —— counsel, rebuilt it fourteen inches thick, instead | lon neglected pillows, te enjoy anew the scenes — HANDSOME TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE ohes. E be’ nid we to admit of the passage of light tesms. There of nine inches, as the other walls of his house | of the night In golden-hued dreams. Catawsa Braxpy.—Mr. Hart, late the Alex- axe Loron Norse | Berw, corns aH ee geonthang . tesucene beatae Sfeate. | 2180 considerable snow in the interior. Business are, in order to be sure that it shoud be strong andira agent for the sale of S. N Pike’s Catawba Ta Sifsell ‘inirent o th 6 premises, ‘at to ook p. aven and a deed of trust taken. fitie in per rt ih pet ayy Pag ero bat) Accipast ro rs Srkamer Ancric —The U prcay ses us that the sample he sent toa part of Lot No. 3, in Square No. 449, with the | Cie . Al conveyancing at the cost of the pur- tal , pavement, Lieberman was stopped by an injunc- | S- steam tender Arctic sailed from the Navy unprovements, having 4 front on north L street of druggist In Alexandria, who analysed it some | 61 fect, and rusning beok 124 feel to a 40. four alley, | _ Ifthe terms be not complied with within 10 days tion at the suit of Wilson, preventing him from | Yard at 1 o’cloek P. m. yesterday, under com- Her ainens was a bottle of a lot he purchased wh sts. west. The improvements from day a op arent Wil be resold at the rebuilding any other than a nine-inch wall. He | mand of Lfeut. \V. 8 Lovel, with the officers | from S. N:P. direct, and was therefore what | consist o! » good two story Brick House, contain pop Ee the delinquent. thereupon dropped off to a minc-inch wall. Wil- A. GREEN, Auoct. i had been sold by Mr. Pike as brand zed gooms, with shedding and stsb.ing son then brought this suit for trespass; and Lieb. and crew of the Metacomet, now stationed at vy nf winter and spring. Beston Bank Convention. : ea Dan ee Boston, Nov. 16 —Eighty-eight New We feel it to be our duty to Mr. Hart to pub- ARSHAL’S SALE—In vitt banks were representrd inconvention Pensacola, and destined for the Paraguay expe- The od ch s it for a year without rebuilding it. of freigkt, consisting of copper and brass work, ‘seotion of the city. Cirouit Court of the District of Colambia for the | '° comsider ed ot tat Washington and to me directed, 1 wil! | Bills in Boston, to discuss the position assum. 4 od ‘Terms: ba.ance in 1, 2, and 3 | Couaty of - ed by the Suffolk Bank in the matter. . The case tried is the former, and it has resulted, | Chains, etc., for the sleam sloop-of-war Peasa- | TRIALS AT THE MAARDRSUSE — — years; the deferred payments to beer interest, and Pang eager yobs Sous ah fran ofthe Coart vention was quite unanimous in favor of ‘Sank &s to the lew, in the court’s having restricted the | C0!#, 1 course of construction at the Pensacola colored, disorderly; fine and costs, $2. Richard to be secured by a deed of trust upon th of November, 4688. Ot id O'elook te the foliowing | of Mutual Redemption as a substitute fot the plaintiff, Wilson, to damages for the alleged tres- | N*vy Yad. and a considerable quantity of o- | Barlow, colored, do; do. $3.15. Wa, Mason, | _to 16-eo&ds A. ORE = | described property, to wit: All defendant's right, | Suffolk Bask in occupying. for several days before the | diance ae Lnis Sig eee co large | and Rosanna Roberts, col’d, each 90 days fn the By WALL& BARNARD, Antotioneers. fitle, ciawn, and interestin and to Lote Nos. 4 Fire—Lecemotive Explesion. Cingiag of the suit, so much of the ground as | BUmDer of persons Taal te cine nee. | workhouse. -Giliza Lite, colored, disorderly; fine RUSTEKS’ 8A in Square No. 14, original dats Sos: 1) 2. Sand 4. m was not covered by the old nine-inch veal! witness er starting, and to cheer ber on ber and costs, $3.15. Sergeant Groves, drunk and T W. Walling 8th Fe runry, Square ne ie aad 6 east pone of No 2,10 MILLEDGEVILLE, Nov 16. —Lafeyette Hail was The points of law interesting to the public in | W2¥- Sue bad leit the wharf and got well out profanity; do. $3.15. Tuenry Pugh,’ vagrant; 90 | will offer at auction on 1 UE: Agent Dy ‘0 ST bectoning at —t { coruer | burnt accidentally to-day. It wes partially in- this city are, first, that a man mayenjoy the com- | !#to the Anacostia channel and the shore hawser days in the workhouse z November next, at 4 o’ciook, p. Sonate ORy Of cata Tee, cree cette thence forts of his own hearth, when he has z Bows 0 for | Was let go, but in winding up it became attached : = - FA. sured in the tna Company. ail that Lot of Ground in Washington oity known | BOs 12) fet to rear oat to the ee teeeteet | "Phe Locomotive James "i to the steamer’s propeller, and before the acci- Concert.—Qur music-loving friends will be | %.40t A. in & subdivision made by George W “4 dent could be prevented, had become so en- oh . z ss Sacaees sae move than twenty years, without fear of an ac. Mitehell of lot numvered seventeen. (17) 1 thereon: Inthe tye Waenar he improvements | Newberry, North Carolina, os and iene tion fur damages founded upon accurate survey, thereon, in t! ty of Washi DC ed | ing the engineer and brakeman. made by bis neighbors; and, secondly, that | mgled ia it as to disarrange her machinery, it | glad to learn that Gustav Satter, Aptomas and City OF Weebl neared pnd forty seven, (747) in and lavied npen. onthe roperty of Gierios wees injoring fost others. . when a mine-inch party wall is torn down it can- | 8% feared, pretty seriously. A steain-tug was | Mad. Johansen Propose a concert inthis city next pee? mn the, office ‘of the Surveyor of said City of Patten, a wilt be scl to satisfy Judicials Nos. 27, — Dallging reatsioes ae tel wrall, whatever the | SmbioY d {arom net beck to the marine railway, | week, at Philharmonic Hall. ayastungton “said Lot A being situated on the cor- | aad Nos. 2 sad site dectiey erase 15k. . Dongins ejoicings. t a] —— ner of street west and Massachusetts avenue, > F t*, 2 - ihe eatcanhs the Ast bores eee pes mediately set to work cutting the hawser away. | Loox at the Alphabetical Business Directory containing three thoussnd two hundred and Kendall, Jona W. ‘Thompson, Z x. Louis, Nox. 9 meeting way tela at who exercises the power under these regulations. The Ss done, we hear, bas not been yet | in another column. Verdict for the plaintiff oue ceut damages. — fifty-one square feet of ground—being the same i se Acker, John and Meg acne it ing of her machinery out of line, in which case AMONG the many remedies before the public for to have extended bryond the throw- fround which was convered to Washington Wal- | Sf d b on Saturday, rejoicing et the suc- cess of D i 5 resolution bourn and ‘John tr abe iedg' hyn wagsford by George W. Mitchell and wife, by o MoCurdy. Bi : » Chal the support of the a det,uso of Charles X. Pleasunte, ail against Chaviea | Passed Pledging PI Democracy ts A ScuooL oF Dusicx.—Agency Block, at the | 2,W days of time will be sufficient to set all | the oure of Dyspepsia, Dysen:ery, Flatulence Con, coed ee See mig lie February, i854, | Van Patten. = WoSELDEN. | areal the Charleston nominee. - oan corner of Seventh and F streets, in what was al- | Usbtagala. peasy iy reakuoes in'ths head or Sosa De Perms of sale: One-third of the purchase money Or the District of Columbia._ The Weather at Montreal. ways known as Uaion Row,” has undergonea} T#® Batt oy THE Soctar CitB.—Sounds of | J. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bittern we ig; | to be paid in and the balance in two equal in- MABS#AL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of ; talmenta, at six and nine months. with interest, to fort facias sued from the Clerk’s office of the | _MoxtREat., Nov. 17.—The sleighing continues complete metamorphosis lately, and developed | music made Seventh street merry all last night. | the the meee trtacie eee. gone ata salies- be secured. Should the pureheser fet 49 comply | Cirouit Court of the Disiri of Cohen ter . ‘The thermometer, at 8 o'cloctibie mons. into s fail-grown bee hive of industry, where all | From the windows of ‘Thorn’s Building a flood | Waites tr thie see with the terms of sale " W. St ubscriber, contempiating visiting }f i No 81, fol: 97, 198, 199, and e of the oct 21-dts for the Untied Sates Government. ‘The third stories agai aeeeactinaaen len ince ah FERIS RAE octet, Pretty and very cheap, at ined redords for Washington cousty, mt District gist Apoye Bite cai pow monte fr the he of Jub henlta duis ror nitidings have been throws: togetbet, | asthe moat interesting souvenirs of the ogcasion nis Don st pani and F | af Columbia, the fo lowing improved proper 7_ lying aT, { SD) | date his entire stock st cost, and masy kinds of forming & series of rooms, in which has Leen e, streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices, 38 cents per | and being in the city of Washington, District afure- until MONDAY, the 22d instant, seme hour and | Ged ". recently established a School of Design and se. | Delexates were present from the Herndon and | quart. said hin one week after sale, | County of Washington, to me direoted, I ng, indicated 22 degrees above zero. il afford great reliel,’ Tho es pmmPound | Th at his riskand cost alter | expose to public sale for casi, in fron 3 seach sorts of pursuits are prosecuted with true Metro- | of radiance poured into the thoroughfa ethat kept | Will aiford ¢: soo peg te 4 i’ House door of said County, on MO Ys the Baltimere Markets. r awh iti trying cases have been cured, and made known to LTER 8. COX day of November, 1858, at 12 o'clook ou “ politan activity, and where multitudinous per- | jt in a lively twilight long after the gaslights | the pubic by those who haye experienced its power. FERDINAND W. RISQUE, da fel) aoe Battimorg, Nov. 18 —Piour stead) Obie 65. suns, engaged in See procnention of moultifarious | were extinguished. E tering, 2 gay scene re. | A tr that 1s desired to bring as many more Trustees Georgetown Bui'ding Association. | UAe! rent pot pk “ endantveright. | Wheat is active; reds $1 "208125, sebemes, throng daily 2 hou: iy a hot hasté, | vealed itself. The Joon, tastefully ornamented, pee wap -_ rep apg d 00 25 eokd: WALL & BAKNARD.A part of lot > in square No. 756, with a | 20®#1 50. bes’ and give the piace an aes of liveliness | was echoing to the sweet strains of glad music’ where. iy seists R ‘Auctio, front of 30 feet on C street east, and renning beck —— — to the ne perry The two | and the floor vibrati beneath the bounding feet or mies aToRT AND 100 feos te the rear or porth line of the jot, together = ae a ot mig and oo = of some bundred dancers, who seemed to have | Fains, Balls, and Festivals furnished with Ice - pe fe, eaboman he City ot Washington bpprovements th ciel rome Ee sib maemo soe for the peand! | entered fully into the cheerful social spirit that Cream, ofthe best quality, at $1 per gallon, and ‘of December nex all | upon as the property of W. u, and will COsT PRic tate labyrlatbien maze of flere for ine prove should mark snch, secaslons Daring the even. Centection oral Kinds: redueed prices. roan | On FR irons ofthe promises, att o'clock p.m by ba aod to na K Judieins No. 421 io Geicher ters, COs? Prices: . ne! 4 ke 801 en virtue of 8 deed of trust to the subseri in favor of Sam’l Strong, use of M. Thompson. _ hie, and every species of business requiring to be 7 and Ice Cream Depot, cornor i2th and F streets, : euenaaed befeoe the several De te sim Br tee Ciub by the ladies of the Fourth W ard, and ap- ‘0c 25 Im pre a. 15th day of July, 1854, and recorded in Liber s LD Marshal much less than cost, in order to reuuce the . no 8 Im’ id. vig; P im consequence of the inclemency of th chanfes’ Institute, ander the personal supervi PRA, Laberge oeiTec?, 3822 from the | xe pee | AVF numbered twenty. thre weather. » SELDEN. Marshal’ | = ~ bis, before bis departa jon of Mr. P. Nenning, architect, who , oe aii od » Liberty, Diligent, Empire, and DIED, yo one bund for the District of Columbia. Good. the appliances for impa wr C ich he will buy in Pe ‘ng instruction in every Friendship Clubs. “The night passed off too Qn AVedncaday night, the 17th \igstane at 116 af v 7 7 astern markets expressiy for quickly for the delighted assembly, which broke | o’ and Mary &. the By Ay SMG URE & CQ. Auctioncers. . U department of the profe: and whose knowl- daughter of 8 TURE AND HU HOLD Errxcrs | incton ~The following unmed goods a 3 rt,aged9 ud I us te d less than cost : edge of all the branches of mechanical diawing | pOycriny cide ee pena oti i eg ey Wil take place from Ker father’s ree-| “‘Terearanie see s ING: Noversier Sie oo tA URDAY MOURN | down jo c0gte d less the il at) igs énd oslors, ts not ieee to that of any yentleman of the > ‘ idence. corner I and 120 strecta: on Saturday, at 2 anit har sais, the Fresno ee ths street, between 6th ayd 7th Jinks. Kinda, ‘ederal t A th — er o’o ock p.m. The frie the family are respect - nde, bh : aster Iiius:on Berthes am keowledg e of any ki ad of ane easier OvrRackous.—Last night, about ten o'clock, fully invited to attend. ‘4 pest | sellthe property. by giving three days notice of such | Eastern Market, we shall &e., may be obtained bere by any young appren- | 25 Mr. Andrew Reed, who keeps an oyster- resale in the f city of Wash- | Effects ofa family degiinicg Banbroiden ks aud Dresses, fer iataate, lees than gost, i Ing— " di thee at such cheap rates that noue may ve probib- | house on Fourteenth atreet, near the Canal FOR RENT AND SALE. JOHN P. HILTON, Tructes. Bishiogsny Hair-spring Sola, Rocker and Parlor sigs 4 Metta and Satin Hoods, fifty per cent ieee ited from attending the school on account of | bridge, was closing his place for the night, a A. GREEN, Auct. M-hogany Marble top Tables, Whatnot, Under Skirts, Hoop Siirts, three kinds “= qa - weer tonyen ae ed for. | ToUsb-looking man, ina flared cap, entered the [eum Finer Pace.] Georgetown, t frame French oe ets, Bonuet Velvets, ail colors, ward in bis enterprise by « number of frieads be. | 20f.and with a heavy bi OR RENT—A large three sary HRICK : 7 ofadeee oftrust udgeon aimed be pa 08s Ruches, < t 7 f ; Many kids of Worsted Goods, at fifty per osht lees erful blow at him, which he avoided by d. in, DWELLING, with basement acd atttio, bath- uit, dated J . 1853, we will y ie. 2 ‘6 longing to the professtou, wuo Lave kindly p:of- | Yetine the toner The ruffan, iu his attemA | room. guna he ee north, between sth | offer at auotion, on { UESDAY, the Sith day of No Waingt boron J, W be Crochet Fringes, all styles and naliti fered the use of modvis, mouldinys, breckeis and to knock Reed down, demolisbed a considerabie | and loch west, Inquire at No. 404, nearly opposite, | vember next, at 4 o’clook p. m., on the premises, all Bed Lana ted 4 hs eat variety of Cloak ‘and ‘Deoes and drawings for the use of the pupils in their studies. uumber of bottles of condiments and oyster 10 18-3t* that lot of ground in Laberge fe bounded as fol- = ‘Bedate we. Sach a school as this deserves encouragement | bowls. Reed then seized upon a hatchet and oO LET-A anil, Sevens BOULE. LL. amail, convenient HOUSE, pleas. lows, viz or lara ene coe oan peat Siemens a ° and success from all those interested in the prac- | dealt the f-llow a powerful blow in the breust nat.y situated at the corner of fte street east a! ing thence.with the education of apprentices, or of pupils de- | with it, which knocked him down ia the door- ¥ string to become thorough mechanics Young ‘ar tor. Hi A street north, A to Ne.50 East Capitol feet t ether with or to JOUN CLARK. Agency Blockoaf Bull ok house, at the ent of suid ‘grat her | Requisite weat. no 18-2t* thence north and parallel to Montgomery street 120 Terms: $25 and under cssh; over that sum, 8 prox RENT—A FRAME HOUSE on isth at | feet, thence west and paraliei to Bridge street 23 | credit of 30 and 6) days, for satisfactorily en- hi way; but, apprehending that there might be ac- men who are in the babit of passing their nights poi lices RP the v iNity, he Serban te fuline among demoralizing associates, and:iounge away up this advantage; and, ii « moment, the would their evenings in bar-rooms, and among other Gorsed notes, * ‘£@ st 38, Caembrio, Lai i be robber or murderer, recovered and took to west, near L street north, No. $59. The house | fet. th ALontgoi no 17-d i M : " = jmiases, ond ‘boy pe:nicious assoc!ations, would do well toconsider | bis beeis. By the manner in which be slipped rooms, and isin good order. A pum; pi By WALI er a anibric. Swiss, pare en. journivg Sets, whether it is better to take advantage of such op- | of, Mr. Reed thinks he must bave injured him | Water inthe aa A eens pop SST AR Y rehase money Resrers 54! ey of fan one ey ie and Swiss Keffi.ng, unities as are here offered for wequising use- pretty seriously by the blow with the hatchet. aimee ye re wi tach no 18st" | tobe In cash. and i equal in- trust from Richard t, dated Ls dood 7, | Swiss and Cambri at} ie te menting ot Genin ne cares | paguld \tnot be a good idea for the Chief of | 22 ak DSOMELY § URNISHED PARLOR @ purchaser fail to comp.y wits the | 1854, We will offer at publi ray, | Weal 8 uch poor pleasures - 3 n tURN 3) purchaser 0 001 1 ‘ as entail useless repentance in after life, a carry Repealed prnderne daa le cality, as this ip A id AMBEK, both on the first floor, for one week after sale, tie property the 25th di unavailing regrets with their victims to the ease the secoud attack which bas been made on Mr. tae Donen —_ scat a lnagesamere e Poi Reed's premises, by rowdy parties, recently pils; and classes, we are bappy to sa) y- and CH. " ¥ oe Foat at 450 12th street. between G and H no l6-Iw | may be resold at his oost aud risks uiteroae week's cocoa. ® pat vm j tice. ALT: 8. COX eas FERDIPAN DOW RisQuE, bounded as foilo SOR REN T—An exosilent two story and Unse- . treet west, at the end of o1 j enty- Tux Paestpent’s Mocntep Goarps’ Batt.— ment BRICK DW ELLING, witha . Georgetown Building Association. | three f + augmenting in numbers night! he rooms are ologure containing some euperior Tine Mare ent uth from tha wortuwest corner of said central, and comfortably artanzed; and an youth Among the very many pleasant announcements don 24 street east, between reets wand ta usr and runnene <hanon af fo. the rear line of whocan command the sum of $3 monthly (and | that bave used the Star’s columns as the inedium | south, in close vicinity to thi tol. Possess 341 - rs ence nor ong said line what young man cannot?) can, in a shori tune, i kK. (Te Roy fteen feet six peree of communication with the sixty thousand peo- | Ueno} ive ich insiaat, Apply fo MAS COOK. | GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM TS. of 6cn street, and | E: . Embroi*ered Night Bol beginning, with the improve- aes "3 nd Cloak erepee- Corda and ~~" ple of \Vashington few, we are sure, will gi east. A SERMON WILL BE DELIVERE “ . . 's, al! colors, jut. invaluable in the prosecution of any mechanical more pleasure thanthe notice that (bat unrivalled | 2-59 — > ———————_—____0 I Stt_ by Rev. Jouy Eaxty. President of Georg: ‘Ferme of saie: One-third of th money tons, —_ corps of cavairy and tallogivers the President's | Oto REN Toes PR sta | town Collone, in Fring Ohuroh tm | Matntatn af cerned ceaee awacgen, | fate idamnarament of French Flowers Tus imvaovement oy B Srrezt.—Among | Mounted Guards, propose another of their brilli- ed rosk become the master of such kaowledge as wil] be to Salon 8. | Feathers, 1 5 ‘colere, Massachusetts avenur, between ath and 13h aoe, | SUNDAY s2 at inst. ati0o'eloak arte Deosgred. sine the purchaser fat! to comply gaye areca et oS the business disposed of by the City Councils | 2%t Social batis. The arrangements are going | For further particulars inquire on the prem or | P.m., by eet. Francis B. Boyve, of St. Pat; with the terms of sale in one week niter the mal, -ack Velvet itands,ail widthe, ofthe sory best eee a7 toe Cny’ — forward with great activity; and we risk nothing | of me in the Aorthern or Centre Market. Rent, | Churoh, ashington city, ach tthe | the property may be ‘sold at his cost and risk, es, on Monday nizht is the bill te gravel B street, | fo saying that if skill, taste and industry can | $!2 per month, ‘oligstions will be taken wipe cereert of the e od strlish Head dresser, from Sixth to Seventeenth street west This is} fu DO it its. Kid Gloves. one week's notice. rnish the public with an entertainment in all JAS. E. DUNAWIN._ | freeschgo: under the charge of the Young Catholics’ | ° WALTER 8. CO an improvement eagerly so: Friend Society of Georgetow: no 18-3t ut for by the mer- | respects uuexceptionable, the Guards will not z x, 5 3 s FEKDINAND W. RIsQuk, And sll other kinds of roods usuaily kept ima well chants and mechanics who are occupying that to offer such a treat at Odd Fellows’ Hall on or without Boar. TAKE NOTICE.—Persons im arrears for oe ee Geom van Building Assocation pst mallinery eam aay ‘i Street. It is the street which runs witb the | the night of Monday, the 22d Instant. it No. 482 12th street, be Taxes due this Corporation will please call COuutry will please im intnd that the ad- north line of the canal from Sixth street to ite q Tabie Boarders can be so- a sotelp at once, otherwise they vill gone MAESSAL's SAL. re) Virtue of @ writ of fertisement ix put forsn in good faith, as fem de- eee jpomeaatar dre apa atl eetien ee Deatu oy Miss E. Beverty.—The Richmond FPOR RENT—The front PARLOR and BED. —— The front PARLOR ane ‘Fax let uw now ingy haus for collection, a the ont Court of the Bintrice of Gsianite ts —— — eee a very con’ oe inéss men. NT nt 2 . Fe 24 » Collector. ngton. ana are certainly entitled to the favor of the Corpora- | Dispatch says Miss Eupbrasia Beverly, who was F KOUM attached, over Kidwell & Laurence’s | Georgetowm DG. wort he bee will expats aceon i? epee i Hom, as they contribute largely to its treasury. | $0 severely burned on Monday last, died of her Drug Store. ‘The most desirabie rooms on ‘ing Cvnt! . ane ‘he | 2D4 patterns wut at moderate 3 Sud alberder: no 17-'m will expose to publ) torcasH, in front of t > Pp BUDO Sue JorcasK. im front of the op "7 7 Court nee di said county, ou MONDAY ” ‘Fhe bill had been passed in the Common Coun- | Injuries about one o'clock ‘Tuesday morning. We om Socount of their nearness to Wil 1 Aa9. ~ BUILDING ASSOCIA TIO ch a ‘ . h soon after it occurred. and arrived in I fi the 2th day of November, 1858, at 12 o'clock m . S. All sal incas will “be cit, and was taken up and passed by the Alder- | understand that bet body w a8 completely chiarred rm » two Aynociation: OF Coen ee oh ee qeudier | ths following desert y.to wit: All defen on at reduaed pricge wit by ier ensh men at (he last meeting. For the completion of | by the burning of h-r clothes; and the heat wae Council Chamber, on “‘FHURSDAY EVENING, nf dre ud 02m S@ Centre Market Seance tue work before the season is euded the petition- | so intense as to-melt the hoops iu herskigt Min at 70’clock ; andat6 o'clock the same eveuing an t ri 4 J)ELANOS_LIFE PRESERVING VesT. ers must lock to the Mayor—the whole matter | & Was about forty y:ars of ave, gnd formerly re- FOR RENT—Two ROOMS, doaiably located sicetion for officers tor the foing is will take ‘and ° D "Patented October 1853. . Tee eeeet Bin now, aud a speedy beginning of | sided in this city with her sister, Mis KB. Kase FOS BEST — Trp Re Sane nad Tithe | Beate. Se ty of Peter Foros, tatisfy | J.@, STEPHENS, Dealer in Fine Clothing and the work is necessary to insure ils early comple- | dolph. The laiter was informed of the nechdent over the Drug Store of Mousrs. Ford & fire, Thens | —22 18: Pena. u an by teleg’ it 1 LINERY Maury and Ot Robert | eder Bowes’ Hotel on thy sanentee “a te Tooms od WINTER MILLINERY. 6e w rowar’ 5 . + Faroham’s heir: Ww ity for the jection wan wanda te te teonce cola Richa om tvnday oruing, but at InTime fom sttashed, aad command MISS E, E. MeDONALD, No. 4 7 J.D. HOOVER, Marshal | celebrated LIFE FRESERVIN Saas tones of the season ar, Iaelike ama ples s cata —— Poccccsied iven on the Ist of December. A 6 town, D. C., would respeci- forthe District of Columbia, | and see them. other members, ( bt that the placing of gravel s a EORD & BRO., corner Pa.av. and lith st. iy h id the public general! : a ye sana joMETHIXNG New.—We take pleasure in ho- be so much labor lost, as the mud would become | ‘¢!"g @ Bewly contrived window bling ee I SE. BOISt! ARSHAL’S SALE—| tue of AL! F THE ANG Fe rantly furnished” NEIDENCH “plows sty some vey es" vie ni M "fens apoad am the’ Sink oftee the T Faber; ive his other se hinge M ne a Cironit Court of the 7 of wuized with the gravel, thereby making the sur- | about to be introduced in this market by its im- | located, near the public bi ing 10 | Sub d county of Washington.and to me face worse than {f it Was left until the opening | eestor, Me, hee a Williams, of this elty. Ita | large comlortable fooms,an ox gellent kitakes with pairing done as ueua Rouse ddor of said sonnet ois MTee ee of the next season in its present condition. It | mechanical srraogement is such as that when | £very Fequisite; hot and cold water through the Was suggested (hat seme o: ood bat! b ixt R BOSTON.—T: lar packet sch: November: ts3aat ig x house ; «: closets; bathroom ; gas, wit urea Vv —Tre ui schooner Prk g . Q’ the worst holes al, oj it holds the blind #: k ; z ihnd better bo at oe along en F blind firmly back, and when | compiste; recent) Touted by tha E Mar: Capt. im ° P sho Te Kus ietta Burr, Nickerson, has. ‘ibed Wit; the refuse | closed completely it locks itself. This le a yr Poy br A arrived and is now’ discharging her fret a itle, o! thyeragt to from some of the granite yards, and the ap- | without = stone upon Its parts whatever—s . M.&. NICHOLSON Nae ie 3a sieee, Bhe Ce, a rete rr pd all thi os 0, 0" beng Propriation for graveling be deferred until next } serious objection in the now numerous patents to avenue. no92w* | week. Appiy to T gROTaER. s i ae ee. ve hee Se same —y in une: dt is an invention Worthy | ————— ee | and idl Water strect, Georgetown. no Is-lw oe ry ene rt. Fisher contended for immed ia’ - | Of notice and attent and we join with those GAME H < 5 topether wi! sage of the bill, as it was important to the whole who bave examined its merits Fe fully recom. = di NEW ¥ OL ATONE RETAIL FEED ereon, pia ¥. upon community that It should be done at once. The | mending it to the public — of avery bind in season, ar e Page, and will be sold to Proprietors of the coal and wood yards were ! and : AN. C. ADDISON No ae. to torm, 1856, in {svor Street daily. and the drivers were Seaeiatee | SALE of, Raat Eerare—We understand that | Ja°268 SEMI OF STERS | aviitins 1 Sse, Groncerowsy, D.C. | Galiaher, uxe of Chilton & £ N, Marshal we ~ ? ~ * Obliged to unload one-balf of thelt loads 1h ony | Lather D-aad E4han A. Jones, Erqs., recntly RECEIVED EVERY DAY, OTATOES, er — HEE Fa to save becoming stalled in many of the bad | oid the real estate of their late father, Joseph 1. AND SERVED UP pt The canal was one of the heaviest reve- ues to the Corporation, and it was requisite to have comfortable access to and from it for those Jones, near Vansville, Prince George’s county, IN EVERY 8TYLE, for $16,000, being a little over $42 per acre. ‘The At the: Shovtest Netse ta to suit pa: © — NGO susuela CAINE ware Men. | JAK, ABOU BALE. w vosrron m lol rohasers. lace, the no in consequences botidings on this fari Lively of Little LOYD’S . PETER BERRY, Aone Dee ek he ead sickaahe hg] wine: Tan pasduetate aoe Race aa Lc AeYORED RESTAURANT Ll Sorte saws latter view of the matter, and the bill Dually | ° A¥€ Arundel county. no 19 nontbesAt corner of 7th and E streets, P A ALE, os passed without further discussion. Exrtosion. —The boiler in the steam saw and Covat or Crarms.—Yesterday, the case of Ru- | grist mill, belonging to Mr. Randall, on the fus 1. Baker agt.the United States was taken | Weshington road, near Long Old Fields, Prince up, and argued by J. A. Rockwell for the peti- real damage Ya tag aploded Tucsday gausing tiene great 7s wife eri facias issu Bhat mail sierssils ay ey RG snow | Cirouit Court (CHEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE. | sive uotios That hoy ang soneRted the aroney now chine ‘and the public generally with Massey, EL MIRRY, Manufacturer of Superior ‘® Cores ‘| othe the cltiecas’ | in whole and half tacae a: Be erloos, for after hich the Court edjoursosg > oorernimenty narrowly esce = ap en ieee ceca wien sete, Satis {eae sh tree ce |e ae eo on mea pn at he 24cb inst. sine ot Seopa peg el ee, ra — ai chaaieninrseuein a8 3 2 " k