Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ‘Theugh «* The Star’ is printed en the Pt steam pres in use south of Balti- more, its edition is se large as te require tt, te be put te press at an early hour, Adver- tisements, therefore, should Be sent in by 12 o'clock, m.-; otherwise they may net. appear wntil the mext day. _ Firru Desiaict Pesce. —An uauanal press of otber business bas prevented as much notice of the transactions at this office ax’ might have been Jwstified, during the last ten days; but it would that that time ti rate of this suena ee pretty actively oe ed, and the officers on the alert, as usual, in the prosecu- tiom of such cases as bave been brought to their attention We notice the following: Eliza Golding, white, was fo: unk by the officer, on Pa. avenue, in the day time, and when accosted by bim, was guilty of profanity, ob- scenity, other disorderly conduct. She was sent to the workhouse for LS 3 A tavern keeper was fined and costs for ion cards to be played for money ia his se A man was fined $2 and costs, for throwing a piece of coal at a number of boys, which strack one of them, inflicting a slight cut upon the lip. \t appeared highly probable that the boys bad been annoying the man, throwing stones at Lim, while at work in his shop; but there being no positive evidence of the fact, they were not proceeded against Judgments were entered, in two cases, inst a dealer in fish, for occupying a ja the Northern Market, without having paid rent therefor Several warrants were issued against boys for throwing stoves in the streets, but were dismissed for want of evidence. An old white man was brought jato this office oo morning, charged with house-break- + Which charge on investigation, (counsel be- ing employed on both sides,) turns out to be something as follows: It seems that the old man Was a tenant in a bouse for which a certain man was acting as agent, cad that the difficulty be- tween thei originated from an effort on the part of the agent to get the tenant to leave ‘The de- fendant’s counsel alleged in his bebalf that the agent bad been guilty of outreyzeous violation of the law, in maliciously assaulting defendaut, in his unlawful endeavor to eject him fron the bouse of which be was in legal ssion. On the other baud. the counsel contended that the defendant bad uot been in legal possession of tbe premises; that be bad given up the Key to the agent, after which be illegally forced bim- self into the house iu the night time. The agent in endeavoring to eject bim hed had a difficulty with bim, and bed called upon the watch for assistauce, and they bad taken bim to the watcb- house, where he hed been detained all night un- der the above charge. He Tequested that tis case inight be tried before Justice Thom yn, and Was accordingly brought to the Fifth district lice office. After cou:sel had been heard on oth sides, and witnesses summoned, the charges ‘were abandoned on both sides, and the matier compromised by the defendant i tote | to va- cate the house tn consideration of aving certain arrears of rent cancelled, and his counsel fees Paid by the agent. SPIRITTALISM OveRsuavoweD —A friend of ours found under the door of his residence, yes- terday morning, a band-bill, Printed in very black ink on brick-dust colored Paper, of which the following, (except name and location) Is a trae copy: “Mrs Hobgoblin tekes great pleasure in inform- ing the citizens of X street, between Third ana Fourth, on the Island. and the surrounding coun- try, that she has arrived in the city and is now Prepared to give them information in reyard to past, present, and future events, and be of great service to those efflicted im the eyes, and almost every disease which afilicts a ** What she imparts can be strict y telied on, and will in every case be found to be true. She e ive general satisfaction to all who will cor- sult her, and she will be pleased to give every attention in her power. “- Sbecan be consulted fromeight o'clock in the morning till nine o’clock in the evening, at the old stand. Mo.tiy Hosovsiin ~- P.S. She will stay in the city but a very short time, and would remind those who wish to con- sult ber that they bad best call as early as possi- ble. Prices very moderate.** In view of the above we would say to spirit- ualists, paek up your traps and clear ont. There is nothing left for you to do—ail your table- moving, chair-dancing, bell-ringing, and fid- dile-de-deeiag are put far in the back ground by the eminent lady referred to in the above i You tell us any news of ‘past, present, and fu- tare pao vo require it to be obtained only through the tedious process of calling over the alphabet, and allowing your leisurelyand whim- sical spirits to spell it ont. To be sure, the spirits have plenty of time for such trifling pro- eveding, for you assert that they are in the en- oo of eternity. But while we continue in this mortal state, it Is taxing our Patience too beavily; and, especially so, when we have bere 2 lady who propcses to do more than your spirits cam do, and to speak out, and, no doubt, to taik fast. Shall we not accept her for our oracle theo, and discard your time-consuming mysteries and tom-foolery? Certzinly we shall, anu hence you need not visit the vic nity of X street, on the Island, while she remains. But soberly sveaking, is there not a moral les- sou im the above handbill? Does it not teach us that there fs, even in this enlightened aineteeath century, ignorance enouzh to support these mis- erable charlatans of furiune-teliers aud make the employment of the « Witeh of End ti svurce of profi uly itdoes. Before leaving the subject, we must be silowed to remind our rec ders of @ paragraph which appeared ino the Star a few days ago, nariating the process by which one of these strollia, Le-mountebanks diddied « poor man, in the u western section of the city, out of a large suin of money. Ifyou Will amuse yourself with their exhibitions, be on the watch to prevent yourself being medea victim Of their tricks of ledgermain. Lirtts Orrexveas —We have been Tepeat- edly requested recently to call the attention of the police to the conduct of a large party of boys who congregate at certain hours of the day inthe streets, at and about the corner of Maxsachusetts gnd New York avenues and Tenth street, for the — of engaging in the game of hawkie, or andy. During the hours between 3 o’clock p.m. and night these boys have complete pos- session of the streets and particularly of the pave- ments, where, with their bandy sticks ayral in all directions, they render a safe passage along the sidewalk ca extremely un matter. From this amusement, too. they «tow into an ugly babit of throwing stones at each other, and not unfrequently the citizens of the neig hborLood are the unwilliag spectators of a regular stone battle between these little contestants foi Towdy fame As there is an ordiuance probit! this unsafe sport in or about the streets of Wasbing- tou, thete certainly caa te no difficulty ia utling to it by the proper exercise of their func- ou the part of the police The ordinance is in the act approved 1833, entitled “An act for the presery: ction of property,” sec. 17, “Phat it shall not be or persous to play the other game with a ball, any of the streets, avenues, or alleys in Wash. ington city ; bor sball it be Lawful for any person sto play the game of handy, shindy, or ot game by which 2 ball, stone, or other oslo Propelled by any stick, cane, or er substance, in any street, avenue, or ulley iw the city of Weashingto pot jess than one dollar offence." If the above ordinance were to be strictly en- forced by the police, the boys would soon beta ke themselves to leas obnoxious sport than that of Kuockiag balls or stones about the Pavements. AB —The new public house about to be opened on C street, opposite the venerable Ex- change, under the title of the Kimmeli House, being called after its proprietor, is really one of the neatest, most elegant, and comfortable hotels of its capacity Inall its appointments in this coun- try. It isdesigned to accommodate some fifty guests, and from cellar to attic it is furnished and after the most per style of the Umes. No otber botel ta the country, to accom- modate the same number of guests, surpasses it in any one respect ; and, asa whole, we know of no ether such house in New York that equais it, Elegance, good taste, comfort, and convenience, rales throug bout everything appertaining to it. It is to be under the man: tof Mr. BV, Campbell, wo had charge of the Berkley springs during the past season, where be yave entice sat- fefection to the thousands of guests patronizing abe place between May and the last of October. ¥ per ne of foot-ball, or under a penalty of for each and every such CovonED Man Cuoxev.—Yesterday afternoon, about one o'clock, a mulatto man, named Joba Beil, wes walking by what is known as the Cbalo-bouse, near the junction of H street with New York avenue, when he became almost in- stantly choked to deatn by a large piece of meat which he was attempting to masticate, an whieb got across bis windpipe. He fell to the ground and a number of persons ran to assist nim; but, befuce anything could be done for his relief, the poor fellow was dead. A few hours su uently a jury was summon- ed under Coroner Wocdward, avd rendered a verdict in accordance with the above facts. Wess supposed to be about twenty-fi years of age. The body was removed {to the residence of Bell's wife, volunteered at the request of Mr. Wormley, who to pay the foneral expenses. Catt at Dr: Looxts’ to get your natural teeth rated upoa in the most skillfal manner, or to pnt ertigetal ence made in the perfection ofart. . the active concentration of such sentiments the the rowdies and some city to beware of the spirit of yrs, 7 heb oi their. thefts and ce yedations, apes. country on pert of law and order; and we would advise the buntsmen of this around the city are bringing © a To the really vicious of this class we have po ‘warnings to make, for we almost bope they will continue-thelr wrongs a few days till our country friends can defensive izations, and send such to where they ou; to be—the oe -_ But to others, whether entirely gnocent Wrong, of only guilty of minor, thoughtless and venfal cffences upon those who feed the city, we say beware you are made to suffer with the truly guilty, as was poor Tray when caught with the victous dogs. To show sucn (as also our city friends who wonder why marketing is so expensive) the rising sentiment of the long patient, but new irate, sufferers, we quote from a ion by those of a certain neigh- borbeod to the Cireuit Court, praying the ap- pointment of certain gentlemen “as special (or regular) constables,” that offenders may th more readily. certainly and Leta 0 be arrested and punisned. We will premise thai those nomi- are gentlemen in the highest sense of the word, who are williag to t such an appoint- ment only to avert the necessity of the applice- tion ef *“Iynch law’? In the absence other means of stopping the trespassers, and they are men of nerve and determination, xo that, leaving aside the consideration of their des; tien under long suffering, wrong-doers had better c ase crossing their “beat.”?’ We quote : “Your tioners, ——_,,would Tespectfully represent to agg honorable bod: that the depredations, within said limits, upon farms, gardens, woods, orchards, dairies, barns, poultey. yards, and even In some instances upon dwellings end otber edifices, as well as upon fences and cther enclosures—not to mention the insulting aud frightening of women—by bunts- men, rowdles and thieves from the city of Wash- ington, long a source of great pecuniary loss, and sometimeseven of bodily er to your petition. ers, (not to speak of the pecuniary loss to the citi. zens of Washington from the consequent scarcit: and enbanced prices of market commodities; have at last, for the want of legal protection. arising from the paucity within the county o} Proper officers of the law, become, so to speak, unendurabie; wherefore your Petitioners, .as a last resort, precedent to that of resuming to them- selves the summary exeention of those natural regulations comprised in the lez non Scripta of self-defence, would petition your honorable body to appoint an as special (or regular) ps ay! Caermmage. 4 to the end that depredators may the better be taken im dilictu, ans 80 pun- ished as,’’ &c., &c. Now, this isa ch Senate in the right direc- tion ; and we would beg leave to advise every gentleman in the country-range of these scoun- drels to get bimseif similarly appointed. ifall would do so, and each would do +m duty to him- seif, these rutbiess foragers would be stopped. And our citizens must sustain and assist our pur- veyors in the country, so that they may get better and more produce for less money. P.S. Since the receipt of the above communi- cation, the Circuit Court bave issued an order for the appointment of the two gentlemen named in the above quoted petition, (who are gentlemen of the highest Tespectability,) as constables, to act in the premises as circumstances may render praacgeert id it is to belgesel boped that they wili take such action as will rid them, and this community, elso, from the Tascally proceed- ings of these outlaws. Centre Maxet.—This morning, the market Space was more completely occupied than on or- dinary occasions. A much larger number of country dea! f peared at the stands; and the supply of provisions was greatly improved in all respects, A walk inthe fen market proved that the dealers in that department are energetically at work to suppiy the mai ket with a choice vari- ety fn (hat line. “The hay market was crowded; | sei as during the week—75 to 100 cts. percwt. Sales dull. The butchers department was crewd- ed; excellent supply, and sales brisk. In the ve etable department there was a numerous atten, ance of dealers, except in the lower sheds; busi- ness uppeared to be lively. The prices in the sheds were about 2s follows: Beef, fresh, prib. 8a12) Dried do 2P&..08. Sait Do. 6aS) Rol! butter Phil’a print... Cheese... Siaso 6al5 at jeseweee 3 Butter beans, qt.. 8al2 Celery, bunch... 58 Radishes... | Turnip, 37;Cab Corn, ear, pr bbl.. $3 50| Do. red-heads. Corn, shelled 90) Partridges, each « $1.50| Woodcock Pheasants 62875 Turkeys,wild $1 5022 oo Rabbits........,. 12eto bulFish, cod perib. 10 fo. black do. do, 10 25a:30/ Do. tioanders do.. lwo A Pleasant Timg Auzav.—Those who at- tended the last Levee'at Odd Fellows’ Hall will be more than gratified to learn that Friendship Lodge and Ridgley Encampment have matured their arrangements for another Levee, on the eve- ning of Wednesday next A few short addresses, and a promenade concert by Withers’s band, which closing at 10 0’clock, will yield to the mirthful dance—that will chase t! ie glowing hours with flying feet until morning—teke up the exercises. A more enticing programme has seldom been set before the public. Dawson’s Bangrit —For thisevening, which !s the last of the season of the drama proper under the present lesseeship, will be presented, for tbe benefit of Mr. Dawson, the five act comedy of “The Road toRuin.’? Mr. Dawson, by bis eas and genia! style and manner, bas made himself quite popular with our playgoing public; and it is not to be doubted that thev will Tespond to the opportunity this evening afforded of recording their sentiments in bis favor, A Washington amateur will assist in the afterpiece. We be- speak for the talented beneficiary a bumper house. A Carzcuisx ov Conrectionzry.—Question. Who wants the services of au experienced, prompt, and accommodating caterer? Answer, The clubs, the Odd Fellows, the military, the firemen, and ali ball givers. Question.—Who is areliable caterer? Answer—Secbatiteld Question. Where does he do business? Auswer.—At 3-6 Sixth street, between G and H. Question... Does be advertise in the Star! Answer.—Yes, Inference.—Then he can keepa hotel, and 1’ll pa- tronize him. —_— Daaru ov Daxist Watse —Tiis unfortuna’e gentleman who, our readers will remember, was tan over and badly wounded by a mail wagon whilst crossing the footway at the corner of Penn- silvania avenue and Third street about two weeks ) died on Thursday lust at bis residence, near the Navy-Yard, from the {njuries then receaved. His fuaeral takes place at zp m. to-day, from the residence of Mr. J. M. Robinson, Pennsylva- nia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets eas. AcciDENT.— Yesterday evening, about dark, a horse attuched to a buggy ran away at the corner of New York avenue and Seventh street, passin; into I street and making bis way along that street ata violent pace, and at thecorner of Tenth street running over a lad named Jones and inflicting a btful wound on his bead. He was taken to a ghbor’s house and medical assistance ren- red MiLLngRy.—The kingdom of crinoline was in a difficulty. Its subjects were unable to de- termine which to attend first, Mrs. Weaver’s opening of millinery, at Miss Williams, Twelfth street, or Mrs. Sten(’s, Pean. avenne. The min- ister resident of the Star to that kingdom was consulted. He asked the advice of the home government, and, acting under instructions, ad- Fixed the ladies to attend both fei, ne de: Gvarvuovse Tatats—Jobn Lindsay, dtunk and disorderly; fine and costs $3 15. John King and Alexander McWilliams, drunk and disor- derly and loitering about Baptist alley; work- honse 90 days nates Loox ar the Alphabetical Business Directory ja another column. Cusar Booxs ann Stationery at Adamson's new store woth streec, one goor from Penasy!- vauis aven teraed Note Paper from six to fifteen cents per quire. Geod Ba e.opes fro! four cents a e. ‘senoy for al the NN s - < pectersesy Cheap rauhientionn® 4 &e. meet Bails, and ¥estivals furnished with Seituiae os it dice sulon at v 4 made every day, at the Philadciph stomery Gnd Tee Cream /epet, corner i2th streets, 003 im ian W: SRR ee quart, “tint “7 Yuew 22 GEORGETOWN. by - wy = OLS = Pe Po Goreme, ev. 20 1a j Doumoestivis 3 ' rea that two sermens wi! Pp fh Tow, oo agen ag to.merrow by etoquent and F. ef le, of your ot ecco taken opin ant the ‘Sehoor ander the as WILL SELL, ON TUESD it, orem AN area MOR i} lateps t & Cookiog Stove i perfeet order and aj, nT rat ee 2 r HOMNS DOWLING Pe «By WALL r Ww & BARNARD, Auctioneers ) yy sende ae enter- GALE OF A STOCK OF PRIME 6 person inthe community. in front of our suction rooma, corner Daly seeut one: Ak what ieee ene | ore est o1 we 9 10s, a— ev that haa for its object the ednca- | , s of Yellow Bugars, timers ane sete nem | Brot tas ged Favre Scare, i ae na ER | Toilet Soaps, Naps. Vere or the sea. | ‘Adamantino Candles and Pear! Staron, son. This ae, there was a bin skim of | Chest Green and Back 4 tee dntirely across Rock Creek, ant the general | Guewcrarnand Back teua, |” ou, impression is, if it continues much longer, it Hogs ow Cee rete Be Vermaceili, wil ve likely to close navigation upon the upper | 5) Jars New Crop Tunes, Portions of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. eiait Dasrsis Prunes, Business upon the canal this week has been tolerable brisk. Eighty-four boats arrived. 53 of bevage Teiacso, Cigars: them from Cumberiand, bringing about 6,400 tons ‘ottied Liquors.” of coal; 5 from ether points with flour and grain, hi and the remainder with wood, Himestone, &c. The receipts for tolls at the Georgetown'collec- tor’s office for the same period amounts to $5,399, ae eueaes Ascending, $317, and descend Owing mainly to the want of vessels the shi; ments of coal from R lock this week has on) amounted to 426 tons, as follows: Schrs Elate, Facemire, 161 tons, and Aandrewineda, Roland, 265 do. for New York. 3 The offerings of beef cattle at the yards yester= day amounted to about 800 head, 500 of which were purchased 0 oer and speculators ut $2 80a33 87 on the f, equal to $5 603$7.79 net; ‘200 were driven onto Baltimore, and 40 left over. Sheep, SWa84 per head. Pork, on the hoof, $6 762: and from wagons (dressed) $6 50. No change in the flour or grain market has oc- curred since our last report. But a limited amount of either offering. 3. ——— ee ALEXANDRIA. —~—— Correspondence of The Star. ALExanpRia, Va., Nov. 20, 1858. The circuit court bas closed its fall term, and will not open again tn this county until May next. The court, towards the close of the term, granted a full divorce to Reginald W. Walker, of this city, from his wife, Julia Ann Walker. The Nataps & militia companies have chosen the following officers : Company 8—Captain, James R. Smoot; Ist Lieutenant, John Carson; 2d Lieu- tenant, James Roach, jr. Company 9—Captain, William Geary; Ist Lieutenant, Malcolin ug~ lass; 2d Lieutenant, J. W. Sommers. The Sentinel learns that a movement is now on foot, having for its object the erection of anew theatre in ourcity, Wealso hear that there isan ¢ifurt about to be made to organize a stock com- lage § for the purpose of purchasing the Liberty Hall property, aud converting it into what it once was—a commodious theatre. MARRIED, ° By, the Rev Geo. W.Samson, Mr. JOHN DO- bas + of taltimore, to SARAH A., youngest ishter of the late Wm. Kerr, Jr , of Washington. { Ba:timore San piease copy.j xi eo DIED, On the 19th instant, CLEMENTINE, youngest daughter, of George and Louisa Nitzey, aged 8 years, 9 months. and 17 days, er funern] will take piace on To morrow, (Sun- ayy.) at oso from, the residepoy, of her ents, street, near the corner atr Sosth- The friends of the famit ‘are reapectfariy requested to attend without further notice. ss On the morning of the 2°th instant, at 34 0’alook ELIZABLTH M. LEWIS, wile of tone Ww: Lewis, and daughter of the late Benjamin Robert. son, of Prince Geo: ty, Mg. 08, O- The funeral will take at ber late residen: No. 246 | street, between 18th and 19th streets, ‘lo- Morrow afternoon, at 2% w’olock. Her friends are respectfully invited to a:tend. . On the 20th instant, at 634 o’clook, a.m, Mrs. ELIZABETA ANN KEID, in the Sith year of rage. Hor friends and relatives are invited to attend her ‘aneral from her late residenon, :98 H street, on Monday, the 22d inst.,at 10 o’clock, a. m. a On Sunday, Sist October, an Seon. Va., at the residence of her mother,’LUCY Y. JONES, ughter of Mrs. Helen Jones, of Mecklenburg county formerly of this city. WANT?, A ANTED—A good, honest, industrious, White WOMAN to do the housework of a family of oo Apply at No. dul sth street, —— = : oo | ne WANTED-a SITUATION, by a gentioman of long experience in business. Address Box o 15. Star Offica, stating the place of interview. hose wanting, hall be waited on, and satisfactory referer ce given. no 2) 4t* SITUATION WANTED.—A girl, 17 years A ad wishes to obtain a place as ‘Nuree or Cham- Bons willing to strive to lease her oyer P address a note to “Ei Fens Ot the Star Uifice. ani she wittonl novos NTED. it 1 wa TED.—1 wish to ren for s rontlomas who & saail fami y, a portion of f LING-HOUSE—say three bafer i room. or part ofa llicg now occupied by a family, an situated between I street north and Penn. avenue, and S$dand 10th sts. west. Appiy to POLLAK W EBB, No. 520 (24 story) 7th street, between and FE. no 18 3t* was ED—A young Woman wants a Situation as Chambermaid. She oan also do the plan eewing of @ family, and can give satisiactory refer- ences. Please address note to E. T., at the Star tice. no ls sire TION WANTED.—A Journeyman Buar- ber, thoroughiy competent to all the require- ments of bis business, desires a situation in Wash- ingtou. He can bring entirely sst sfactory refer- ence to his capacity and steadiness. Flease x No. 16, Star Office, stating name ard hose desiring the services of suoh promptly called on. no4 V area Proprictor of the Intelligence Office and House Agener. SILC strest, corner of 7th, respectfully solicits je patronage. of tami- tn uring competent Servants of good clarac- te anted, now, several sree Cooks, Chamber- ‘siters, Drivers,aud Farm Hands. __—_<$< FOR RENT AND SALE. {sum vinst Pacs.| FS RENT—A new three-story B KICK DWELLING end STORE on ‘20th street, be- tween Mand N sts. The house contains 7 rooms store, ali of whioh are nicely furnished, Rent 3180. Inquire of JOHN E. HENELL, vext door, no 20-lw* SOR RENT—One FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, containiag six rooms, situated on Massachusetts avenus, between 4th and 15th sts, For further particulars inquire on the premises, or ef me in the Northern or Centre Market. Kent, 2 thn. blir JAS, E. DUNAWIN. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.—Two or three fine Rooms, with conveniences of hot and cold water. bath, gas, and well furnished, located in the best of neighborhoods, are for reut. Enquire gn the premises. No. 417 igth etreet, between New York avenue snd [ street. no 2)-e0st URNISH ROOMS FOR RENT—Several good Mirod Persist ROOMS, suitable for a rty of gentlemen. situsted on EK street, No. 21, tween léth and 15ta etreets, convenient to Wil- beg be ann the Treasury ‘ment. no 2)-1w ee OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, and one Jarge front and bok Parlor, unfurnished, on Pa. avenue. between 10th and lith streets, south side No. 277. no 19-4t* BRICK LING, with basement and atttic, bath- r a ¢.—No. 589 E street north, between sth and my went, Asquire at No. 404, nearly opposite. no 18- Fe RENT—A FRAME west, near has 8 rooms, Fo RENT-—A large three em 4 DWE: ‘OOM. faa, UUSE on 15th st. street north, No, 359, The the yard. Possession ve Jon the first of water in 4 December next. toa 'S MILLER. oor nerofL and 15th = no 18-3t' DSOMELY FURNISHEY PARLOR A aa UH AMBe ; both on the first floor, for rent at 450 12th street, betweon G and no 16-lw* "—The it PAR FS ieate oe hes oe Hotel and the Departments. Also, two Bed. : ~ All furaisned. Apply to KIDWELL EUAURENCE, Esa near ‘coraer lath street. — ROOMS, desirabiy located pf als ry amet % ith street, over the Drug Store of Mesers. F Bro. These rooms are peoaliar:y sui’ 8n office, with ped- room 1s com a view of the piciest pad most stirring, pe the av: <= ‘ORD E ULC. Savnee Paw sod Mh. 2b plete want OR RENT—A very desirabie, Foray furnished "RESIDENCE, Pioaaadt |. near the i@ rooms, excellent BOARDING. BRINKLEY res; informs Miter ai ds and the ye 10 that she 18 prej to penaient, comfortable home, where t are no children, and A with te aie aitenee | -~- ‘s Brandy, ow England K ‘hoasks Duff Gordon’s Sherry, 2 one-eighth casks Madeira, Withs tock of other goods, in all acom rms, ‘ga0and der, oash: that nt ‘Terms: and under, * amount a oredit of thirty and sixty doys, with satisiactoruy no 2d. WALL & BARNARD), Auot'rs. | By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. FS? SALE.—On WEDNESDAY. the 24th or November, 1358, at publio auction, at 4 0’ol’ . M.,1n front of the pi T shail sell, one of 6 hands mest, mast el and desirable Lots m peat of Wash:ngton for the erection of & pri- vate esi: This valuable Lot is No. 21,in Square No. 127, sit- uated in First Ward, on the south side of I street, between 17th and 18th ste., adjoining (east) the resi: deuesof Ur. Wood. U.S.A, tfrontson 1 street 45 feet, has adepth of 149 feet, with a 20-foot ey in the rear, and contains 6 854 square feet. It is near the ident’s mansion and the Pablic Depart- oes of the rarabase mont high rer vy 80 e 7 with interest rom! the day oF sale, ‘se gre @ deed of trust. If not complied with in3 ys after the sale, tue property will be resold at the AV comrepamicte ile ettsass of the purchaser. h ite tadioputabio “ i no C. W. BOTELER, Auct. ——aC={=ana[Xxx_»_]{2{E== GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. ——— eee ate 8! ON Lt BE DELIVERED \ens Rovedons Eanes Posi nt of George- town Colleg: Trmity Church, Georgetown, on SUNDAY,2 st. At 1H oO'cloak a.m. And at 7s p.m., by Rev. Francis E. Boye, of St. Patrick’s th 12 monthe, Gollestions will be ken up f the support of the wi on up for the support of | free school under the charge of the Young Catholics’ Friend Society Georgetown, . no 18-3t ‘AKE NOTICE.—Persons in Arreare = em ‘axes due this Corporation will please cal settle at once, otherwise they wiil subject them gives - experse lp ee el The Schoo! 38 DOW in oY 8 for oo! ion. coeur nS SHER EL ee ntiector. Georgetown, D. C. v. 16,1858, no 17-'m* CHESS, e of Chess taught in !2games, by 4 a: HE Gam WATSON, 59 Bridge street, Georgetown, Terms for the 12 games, §5. no'9 UR BOSTON.—The regular packet fo F Marietta Burr, Capt. Ira Nickerson, hi arrived and is now discharging her freig She will bs receiving return ovrge all thi week. Appiy to HARTLEY & BROTH and 101 Water street, Georzetowr. no 15-11 SW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED NF WAREHOUSE, BY HAN. C. ADDISON, N. No. 96 Watsr Stazzt, Grorcetows, D.C. no H-lin*™ OTATOES. 3,000 susuef Ss Ande wire MER- CER New jecees POTATES inetore and for sale In lots t le “ie ear “* PETER BERRY, no6 85 Water street. Pp LADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE, _ The undersigned having accepted the agency, now give notice that they are prepared to furnish their customers and the public generally with Massey, Collins & Co,’s superior - DRAUGHT ALE, in whole and half barreis, at Baltimore prices, for CasH on delivery. As we sell this Ale omy ou con 6810n, our terms will be rigidly adnered to, Sati tion guaranteed in every instance, provided notice fect be jxiven within twenty-four hours after tie Ales, Porter, and Brown Biot (felly » if not superior, to imported) at $I to $1 = dozen, part of Washington, ete picsapces "ARNY & SHINN, 57 Green street, Georgetown. of ool? RPETINGS'—CARPHKTINGS!! I HAVE Suse reosived from the Philadelp! Hons A geT ot of those chea: > ‘ool Carpetings, Iso, p4and 6-4 Floor Ouarths, Re Oiloloths, Rugs and Mats, ; a a paHENRY EGAN > BV Bt SNpat 6th and auc- Ee 523 (intel.) MRS. & MISS STENT, Ov Battimore, fy to thelr opening of WINTER BONES ity to their opening o} STS, BRIDAL WRHATHS, HEAD DRESSES. ou wil open for i on (under ie maaegment of Mavame Nturphi,) on Saurday, Monadsy, Tuesday. and Wednesday, Nov. 20, 22, And 24, at 552 Penn. avenue, near the Capitol, no 19 4t* T navi ata Apes Ls at receiv, a e nie cg 10-4, 11 a2 4 Bed Bienkets, no 19-6t Also, heavy Biankets for servants, Bb Teen, aud Cray Bisukets, Al eavy Bi d Country Flanneis. haker an’ ant fen Pa. avenue, south aide. bet 6th and 7th sts. G “ MURDER !—MURDER!” ENTLEMEN whoutter this eo! in their efforts to shave with a wo:thless Razor. should find their way to RANCIS’S House-furnishing Store, on 7th street. It is a comfort to shave with one of bis Ra: He bas Shaving Cream. Soap, Brushes, Strops, es, &c , besides s wor d of other use ful notions, no 19-tf 823 no i9 6t (Intel. i i rth at ou get your en tin, above Odd Fellows’ Hall,on 7th st. oO CARD. : F + KE. DUFFY takes this method of informing his friends and the public generaily that he has opened his NEW BOOK and PERIODICAL STORE at 429 E street. one doorfrom 7th. Heisa'so agent for the New York ‘Tablet, Metropolitan, Catnolic Me hg e, other papers, bole Py be ‘eerve oarrers by leaving your name RUUT@SS OE DUFEY’S, no15-M.Th&S* 429 E street, one door from 7th. EE Bt LTIMORE CONFECTIONERY. — Fresh CAKES every day. Balls, Par- girs ties, Weddings, ee, ~ &c., furnished at the shortest notice ith all -kinds of CONFECTION wholeenie &reisil. J. SCHAFFIE ELD, no 17-lin 338 6th street, between G IRTS AND DRAWERS. T navieNow on pel g assortment of Gents’ itt Shirts and Drawers. 1 Aino, Landing? Meriuo Vests intow and high necks, t 08. on 0. Misees’ and Boys? Merino Sostesnd Shirts. 323 Pa, avenue, south si no 19-8 (intel,) het. 6th and 7th sts. Of every kind in season, snd FRESE OyvsTERs RECEIVED EVERY DAY, AND SERVED UP IN EVERY STYLE, At the Shortest Notice, at LLO x NATIONAL RESTAURANT, Sout of 7th and E streets, _ se 18-4m. Mend vwenty evod second hand once: in sedents now Pane Torn cay apteen owt ‘anon ware ranted, ‘OWN PF. ettig 36 Pa av.. between 9h and sts. WM. 3. OR ‘al Contichigtn, Sette sceeet oF Oftceand residence, No. 432 1st street east, Green’s ow, Capitol Hill, ines care aly ad ornate eet loged write ELANO'S LIFE PRESERVING VEST. D s, pectin Clothing and Gents’ Furuis. i: icles, No. $70 Penn. a ander rowns? Hote ni ries lusive ra colpbrated LIFE PRESERVING Vests TA! THE ANGELS~—By the Rev. Dr. 80 his other works, at xt one DUFFY f no 15-M,Th&S* = oon Peventh. T 5 WONDER oF WaemingToN, © in uw cu NOTES STEEN nolT c } sr at C.; seized and levi the of Will H. Renna eteahpaecs Wor 0. ES FOOSW. SELDEN, Marsha Peo oct 21-dts for the District of Columbia. E vi oT AOEUAVONE SPE.TS LONTroNER 1, consequence 1e Weather, eet etee FE De eee he no 15-te for the Distriet of Columbia. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. /ALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON EIGHTH, Bx; ware Nogtu l. xp M Srxgrrs, at Ave tiox.Oa EvNESDAY,. the 2sth instant, I pea eel Abe ccrieena! (gaaet ks s A in on'eth street west of 21 leet, runniag tok foots inghes. ‘This Property ie handsomely situated in a very rapidly improving part of the city, aud the sale is well worthy tho attention of farses wishing to Purchese 2 handsome building fot. erms: One-haifcash ; baisnoe in 6. 12, and 1g months, for notes bea: ing interest from day of sale. A deed given and & deed of trust taken. Title in disputabie, ‘nie a A. GREEN, Avet. By J.C. McGUIRF & CO., Auctioneers. WELLING-HOUSE AND LOT ON MA- PY RYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN 2DAND 3D St: . East.-On WEDNESDAY AF 1 ERNOON vember 24th, at 4% o'clock. on the premises, wi i @ west hali of Lot No.2. in Square 757, front- feet 8 inches ou Maryland avenue, between 2d streets east, running back the depth of the h the improvements, consisting of a substan- tial and weil finished two-story frame dwelling, © -ntining six rooms, with a good cellar 3 & 80, 8 ireme buiiding » used £8 & Workshop, Terms: One-third cash ;'the residue in 6, 12 and 18 months, with interest, secured by & deed in trust on the premises. - no 19-4 4. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. MAgSsHAL's SALE—In virtue of 2 writs of fieri facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia for county of ashi . srpoee fo ot blio for CasH, in front of the Court Roase of said county. on TUESDAY, the 3h of November, 1858, at 12 o'clock following described property.to wit: Ali d t's right, tits, claim and interest in and to Lots Nos. 1, 3. and 4,1n Square No. 14s, 10 the city of Weshington, D.C., together with all a the improve- mente thereon, seized levied uponas the pri erty of Charles H. Van Patten, and will be sold to satisfy Judiou's Nor. 66and 67, erm. 1856, in favor of W. G. W. and James C. MoGuire, adm’r of John D. Charles H. Van Patten. Late Marshal for By J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ~ MALL AND DESIRABLE BRICK DWEL- + LaNG HOUSE AND Lor at PUBLIC SaLe.—On T DAY AP TERNOOD mber até o’olock, on the premises, we s! wo a of Lot No, 1, in Square 517, fronting on jusetts av- enue. between 4ih and 5th streets west, rennmiug together with the improve. & neat and well built Brick Om. ‘ery comfortabieand well arranged house and ina Gonrable situation for a private residence. itle per! Terms: One-fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 12, 18 and 34 months, with interest, seoured bya deed in ucts. through to trust on the premises. “nole-d JG. MeGUIRE & C By A. GREEN, Auctionee: ALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 8rz 8T., EAST OF THE CAPITOL, AT AUCTION.—On MON DAY, the 22d inst.. at 4 o'clock p. m., oa the pre: ises, i shall sell, Lor No 13, in Square No. 897. hav- ing 8 front of 50 feet onthe west side of 8th street east, between Esst Capitol and north A streets. re back 124 {eet 1 inch, containing 6,204 feet 2 inches. ‘Terme: One third cash: ba’auce ineix and nine montha, for notes bearing interest from day of sale A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Pitle im- poet ie. All conveyancing @t the cost of the pur- chaser. if terins be not complied with within 10 days fom pate — property wut be resold at the ria of uent. poled Aneta. GREEN. Auet. M4 RSHAL’S SALE—In virtue of Ll write cf Yi ficri factas issued from the Clerk’s offi Cirenit Court of the Distri ovunty of Washingto. of um arected, 1 will pre to public sale, to me for CASH in front ofthe Court Ouse door of said count: TUESDAY the S0th ‘clock m.. the following of November. 1853, at I described property, to wit: A!l defendant’s right, title, claim, and int-rest in and to Lots Nos. 4 and 12, in Square No. 14, origina! Lots Nos. 1,2, Sard 4, in Square No. 144. and the east 40 feet of Lot No 2 in boy f No. 147, wine the southwest coruer of said lot, and running thence cast 40 feet, thence north 12) f-6t to rear of said lot, thence west 40 feet, thence ponte, pod eos to the point of beginning, together with Sod singular the improvement: Lreroon, in theo: ty of Washington, D © and levis upon as the proper Patten, and will be sold to satisfy Judioi: 148,371, 372, 373, 34.371 puto Gotober te an . 2. an |. to January te: |. Gilman, 0188 er, John Wm. H. Ward, Michael Ke thompson, Z and ay, Maho- Jones White & dal. and Jobe — . | against Charies W. SELDEN, Marshal for the District of Columbia. ARSHAL’S SALE. fieri @ the Cireuit Court of the the county of Washingtoi me directed, will once to public sale for casuH, in front of the Court tlouse door of said county, on MONDAY, he 2th day of November, 1852, at 12 0’! m, the following described pi ty, to wit: Ali defena ant’s right. title, claim, and interest in and to Lots 7and 9, in Square No. 378, in the city of Washing - ton. D.C ) together with all and singular the um- provements thereon, seized and lev: npen ast roperty of Peter Foroe, and will be sold to eatiafy udicial No. $3,to March term, 1855, in favor of Jonn W. Maury and al, surv., and for use of Robert Farcham’s heirs, J. D. HOOVER, Marsha! no4-ts for the District of Columbia By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioncers. '(YRUSTEES’ SALE.—By virtue of a deed of trust from Richard Cruit, dated February 7, 1854. we wil! offer at public auction, on MU: y the 2ith day of November next. on the prem S5o’clock, p m., all that eart of Lot seve square four hundred and eighty-one, (481) in Wash ington, bounded as follows, viz: beginning on 6th street west, at the end of one hundred and twenty- three feet south from the northwest oorner of ssid Square, and running thonee east to the rear line of said lof ence north along said line fifteen feet six inches, thenoe west io the line of 6ta street, and ae south to the beginning, with the improve- ments, ‘Ferme of sale: One third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue e two equai an- stalments at sia and nine months, with interest, to be secured. should the purchaser fail to compiy with the terms of saie in one week after th the property may be sold at his cost and ris! one week’s notios. WALTER 8. COX Tre Ggtenea Dae. Risa, en wn Bur 6 0025 cod is WALL& BARD ‘ARD. A et By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HANDSOME ‘TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE anv Lot om Nort L.. BetTweex 6TH AND 7TH Srs., aT AvcTION.—On MONDAY, the 29th inst. 1 shaliseil, in tront of the pre: Bt 4 o'clock p. m.. part of Lot No. 3, in Square No. 443, with the improvements, having front on north | street of 61 feet, and runming back 124 feetto « 40-feet alley, between ‘ys = — sts, or me ovnsist of ng two story Brick jouse, cont PoP) ood-sized rooms, with shedding aad stsbing jooaltty ofthe above property offersau induce- ment to Persons wishing to mvest in an in Oo he Le oes : , A > god the deferred oer so Saar mpi ead ay me "* GREEN, Auct. By WALL & BARNARD, Atctioneers. RUSTEES’ SAL®.—By virtue of a deed from TAWw i dated 9th F ry, 1854, we will offer at suction on ‘l' UBSDAY, the 3)th day of vember next, at ¢ o'al: ky + OD the preituses, u Ssbington Paes perty situ- cul T to be atal. — at six ne months. interest, fe cia eenaehnaroat ae oe one week's nots not ALTER Ate s a Motte, Nov veg are wo far ~ rst cal emigrants leave this po ave feta hie ry ra TSOnS bave Seesea heré> in vy tor ‘ee “om Mosice, Now .—There: ts tyreat excitement here to-day,- from the of the Alice Painter, ". - Pour undred of the the office of Jolins Hesxe, the agent, Ymmed- ate transportation, or a of Passage money. . hatertered corn tod stated interfer to the he was confident that ‘would be re- crowd suvacyntie od, om the sacuranes rowd subsequent that something delialte weelé be -diasesed in the evening. Avousta, Nov. 19 — ceived bere state | that oy ed 3 from the agént a aiecpeeen eee se oe — and in case of bis refusal, violence is great excitement, ee re be aad Accident at the New Yerk ‘State Arsenal. New Yorx, Nov. 19 —A report renlating through the city this afternoon thatthe new State arsenal, in progress ef erection on Thirty-fourth street, had ‘n blown down daring the morn: and several workmen killed. ona faquiry was ascertained that the ballding bed not been blown down, but that from & fa tts con. struction the tleor! bad given erushi everythin benteth Sal peat 4 side 4 tition walls. The roof of the ning house was also crushed, and a woman who was in bea at the time was severely injured. Theaffair bap- pened early this morning when there was no workmen about. ‘The arsenal was bearly com- pleted. it was of stone, two huadred feet long and one bundred feet wide. The loss is over £50000 ‘There was nobody killed. Destructive Fire at Cape Cod. Provincetown, Nov. 19—A e@ fire oo. curred tast night in this town, aetring the pera Se § Hie B rs ‘es large store jesse Cook, the store Bowley, jeweller, and the store and stock of A.S Dudley . The further progress of the @re was be total amount of loss is about 812, Which there are various amounts of insurance. The hotel was several times on fire. — Bau Nov. 20 —Piour ts steady Howerd street and Onlo 85 12%. Wheat is dull, but steady; Teds, $1.20e81 30; white $1 3031 50. Cora ts steady; new white 60 a65e; new yellow OS. Provisions are quiet. Whisky is very firm, but anchanged. New Yerk Markets. New Yor, Nov. 20.—Fiour is heavy; extra oo $4.75:5.00; Obio $5 50285.55; Southern $5 20 as. Wheat bas declined; southern red $1.1581.90; white $1.25al.45. Corn is dull; mixed 74a?Se. Other articles are unchanged from yesterasy’s NER ek SAL! Quotationa. D> A. UR, FEED AND COMMISSION STORE, Lowrsiana arene, between 9h and 10th streets. The undersigned, ha’ opened & geneial F. Feed. ‘and Commission Bore, Tevite the file's cive them a call. They name in part— serreis Super FLOUR, do. tra = do. ‘amily do. ake Dearoreete Cian SHORTS KYECHOP, OATS, 40m bu; hele SHLPSTUPP, s Bakers and families will find it to thera’ to ine our stook before puronasing as we are determined to sell at Seton Price. THOS. B. CREIGHTON, Agent. P. 3.—Goods delivered to of the ew free of charge. rary c ~ “ADIES’ CLOAKS AN During the present week ! winter supply of LADI Cloth Cloaks and Regian: Pilot Cloth Cloaks snd Petersham Cloak RAGLANB. RAPPING ws lane, L elvet of Rag and iso, 8 full assortment of Misses’ and C! LAKS RAG- Vi CLOAKS, CIRCU G dev: to more merars Leet ae 328 Pa. averue. SEVENTH STREET. 447 the pisce—447 7tb street. near wae "yoo TT cose IST OF ARRIVALS AT SHILLINGTON’S Li Ch asE AGRA S EbOT! Corner of 4 street and Pennsylvania avenue. 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GAS PIPING inserted by experienced workmen, under my personal superintend: ence A call is solicited before ing selections else where RCOB BCHEIF LEN, No 273 Pennsylvania 0023-eolm* __ between 16ch ang S35: “MER POTATOES, APPLE MAINE MrESCREREL- &s ~~ % schooner George Capraie Biekhom at Bratiey's what, from Port? Tan boat s prime Mercer Potatces, for sale low sobarrels Jaldw ‘in Apples. in order, Jos do. Row Ta. anu s 7 al ti ‘rel. ‘fami’ ion boxes superior Hic mon, Cowen, and Alewives. For sale by, EO. & no 19-6tF SM& W een KVE TOU SEEN Tr? no I8-ecSt CO ae < E* La at rae Waruenetes Toni tha, ZEPHYR OPERA BOOS at, O08. PA’ ee THOS EABEEE SB, no 18-ecSt f Taser F Uiiver Wendell Homes’ price @i, Jua and for fies no it SR Ps. ave . bet. Sih and loch ste, HAY AND roy Davy Ex 5 ow York, with cargo, snd 106 HAY prime BS ES of phates Groat Spectacles, enitehie fer alinae Giasses set in old Cand ont axd small eqgence : Sorte Peer Nationsi Rass. 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