Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1859, Page 3

J » _ a ee pe Bae __ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. _ The concluded with a glowing en! Ke Tux Stan roscisues TER Lists oF | ,., anura Everett, of whom as fs batther in Crry Councits.—Board of Aldermen —The] Txt Yaérns Batt last Right was a truly livel; Board met last night, the President, W. T. Dove, | and enjoyable affair. Our German fiicads have ——__AUCTION SALE Esq , in the chair. reduced the capability of social enjoyment to a By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. 7 nd \ A communication was received from the Mayor | science, and we have yet to see the first festive Stocks AT AUCTION.—On THU 4 LETTERS REwAINING IN THE WASHINGTON Orty a they — ere een ypecape anenatt a statement containing the amount thering of theirs in which the flow of, rey the Seal RN OON. Jenmery ath, at 4 0’ at Li sumer ta to terre un | oho ai eal Ven id” | brane acento | Ra eu a rade tet ie | aera saTae™ eee DIX TER ai start to the close. ni terest, ee ne ee eres res a-| Frank MeNerbany, Esq-s the printer-poet, | issued. [The whole amount ivstated tobe @ie.a0y, | (ee, St3t heeding the weather a straw, the feniv: | | 30 Garpcetne alexandria Registered Stock. | _ ith —The Press of this NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LA ET caus veiled an original ode, as follows, prefacing | all of which is stili outstanding and unpaid } | ities were kept up at the Assembly rooms ; and Terms cian io current funds, " containe despatch from s TION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE OFFICE. | ie with some eloquent remarks : Ordered to be printed with the proceedings. tn. | Be company, as usual, comprised not a few of C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctas. ead Legislature m-t yesterday, but Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 18 MORE THAN Tax Spinir or tHe Pages. bao oe voter fetes Bean as our leading citizens who know when and where XTENET. A: gk ABN, Auctioneer. absented A Spirit moves abroad the earth Spec! measure: imber; confirmed to look for a good time. kK ¥ ALE OF HOUSEHOLD axp DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED Iafasing into mind ” Also, one transmitting a communication from Atction 2). EANITURE AT THR Uxion Hora: at 1s tae District or Cotvmsra. The genius of i's own high birth Messrs. Riggs & Co., stating that no provision| Tay Monrcoment Gvaxps give their seventh . at the Ta oN DAY. the léth instant, = — menk: bas yet been made for the ment of the interest . tel, in George'own, at ‘ol ‘er, a8 bere, unfettered, free, on the Alexandria and Washington railroad | #9Mual ball to-night at the Assembly Rooms, on excelient assortment of nearly ew Furni~ Porty-Pourt™ ANNIVeRsany of THE CoLUM. It vinaicates the right, bonds due on the Ist inst. for the payment of | Louisianaavenue. The success of this company | Siahogany and Walnut Some, Chairs and Bia TyPoGRaPical Soctety.—Tbe weather was And wrong an crime before it flee, $6,000 of the principal of said bonds; parca. in such matters on former occasions is the best Re ckers, an Lounges, so decidedly unpromising last evening that we As darkness fees from light. £. Thomas Miller presented the petition of Searonoe et ascot yrs alan. The ouiiie Mahor end Walnut Dressing and other Bu- ches 0” .D. d. are inyited; and those that drop in cannot fail to , thought it prudent, before making our way ‘eemuan’ chosen bana a < D ctepenoann tes petition of Captain | be highly entertained by the Celtic allantry and wy Soop nod Pinteg WetOrs, through the sleet to Odd Fellows’ Hall, to in- Alle protects the rich am Fl (ee Peck and others, asking for the Introduction of | beauty that will be assembled there to greet them. | $c! oe saad Wi . quire of a“ typo’? as to the chances of a post- 16a hem band ity _-_ gas into the Centre Market; referred. Esputa’s Band will be in attendance; and such a . in Closets ‘Stands c hak the iepatch te the t. ‘Printers never postpone,” was the ot glory and renown. Mr. Brown presented the communication of R. | supper and refrestments will be provided as the ‘ommercia 45 Legislature of Hitnois ponement. ys th Socket lhe brevity ; While tyrants crouch before ite wrath, J. Falconer, setting. forth the adva: tage to the | Montgomery Guards are famous for getting up. back Cane-seat Di c crals were united as regards oy MT elec. pera yd secrets 2 ad bandso; ly And trembie at its frown! city of adopting his plan of making the joints 5 back Office and other Chairs, main, fon A caucus was held on &; day when and we went and found the big bali mely of the water mains. etc; referred. Court or CLaims —Yesterday, Judge Black- Large fot fins Brassels and other Carpets, they 4 ined t tee enecan Bye filled at 8 o'clock, and a ‘Little more so” at 9, ait: Taowne wie. yi) ao Prpagh ideo ford delivered the opinion of the Court in the {ergs tot ee, mind Place on Wednesday at 2 p 5 ‘ tee, re, jon % 8 5 ladow Curta ns am es, t farnished their quotas, the heh ag san Her bright, unfading Stray ‘vires Ausirepeieaa Goan en y a separate opinion.concurring with Judge Black- Difipe Room ‘Heaton Coffee Urns and Chafing a nd oniy a wreak teat aeenieation was so continued uat egret o- ig Seal tenants Por there that giory brighily shines, the deficiency in the appropriation for ing | f Judge Scarburg delivered a dissenting a are lett | eapernar bee movement ind! an intention soedl ta exteehcnw rites = ects qunckener ‘And there thet spirit breathes Sixth street west, from the worth ide of AI aereek | Opinion. Uunteoeseary foot artioles, which we deem | {© postpone the election by bolting. naan Meese, Corwspona! "wore a glorious theme to trace south, along Water street to the south side of O Bley = “rept pt ore prceaper ores — Terms: Alisums inder $25 cash: over $25 a ored- Boston City Gevermment, kc F a ‘FO! rackiess sea, st-eet south; passed e - | it of 1,2,and 3 months. fornotes satisfacto: iy eu- id ing Secretary of the pert wade some intro- Tom elime to clime, and race to race, Mr. M i hs adverse to the dlaim. Adjourned. Goariar teomeeee Bostox, Jan. 3.—The Cit Ss. are ductory remarks, from which we gather some ‘This Spirit chainiens. free '. Moore, from the same committee, reported ee Tr ier camsadnn te he ganized to-day. JP Bradlese sovernmen: . par pt ree th Sostty int ok Tiel ete et eae ee Priation for blag op ond salar i on aPPeo: “Cot. James Pires.”—The public will, of eon the premises, siporaae yes ed President of the Coommen Goat o . a C3 ; ‘Ophe deot meeting ak the Searanfeils Printers — around, were nerved to fight oa the south front of square 0. 42, between | course, not forget the rich entertainment offered was beid on the lth of December, in the edom or for graves ! Twenty-third and Twenty fourth streets west; | by this famous individual at Philharmonic Hail, ear Isi4, pursuant to a public notice prepared In Europe, faint and trembling still, passed. a A. GREEN, Auct. Lincoln's address was aite by, ama WALL & BARNARD, 1 exclusively te local aduine u B uetioneers net city debt ARGE STUCK OF PRIME PAMILY Gro- | *mounts te nearly two millions of dollars \- it being his ‘Song and Chit-Chat of IRS, F & A —U) The Maverick Woolen Mills. at Ded - Thomas Miller, from the health commit- | '@-"ight, ctl . ita Cy AT AUCTION.—On bam, were by Jacob Gideon, jr, when Andrew Tate was , This Spirit, crashed, shail rise— Mr ’ L » which has i- | THURSDAY MOKNING, sith instant. at ten artinily destroyed by fire this morni. called to the chair, and Wm Duncan appointed | Y po ae sec pole cock the Petition of Joba Consoily, Tenslig ioeaed a Mandap reer o'elock, we wi.l sell i front of our augtion room | foss ta estimated at eon 000, which 1s probaly saneney zee aes ne meetin = —— ngs shall bow before . bed committee, re- | 1s designed for the most intelligent and fashion. Giese ene & stock of prime | jnsy — Wiley Edmunds and Gardner Calby prscadl ones tant Coyle, Gideon, ‘Souttee, ts Withheld of yore, ported a bill to pay John W. Martin for certain | able audiences, and will no doubt draw largely | Barreis Refined and Vellow Sugars, are the owners ‘ad Suter, were appointed a committee to draft Be wrung trom tyranny ! - work done on the City Hall; in that line to-night. Bags Rio and Laguira Coffee, & constitution for the proposed Society, to report Jobn Hancock, Esq , a nephew f the revolu- tionary patriot of that name, di 7 “ 5S. ied yesterday agea The Siaver Wanderer. Mr. Moore called the attention of the board to ee at an adjourned meeting on the 17th of Decem-| Al; bail, then. Spirit of the Press! an informality in the bill to establish additional | CrNTRE MaRxer —Notwithstanding the very ber, public notice of which was directed to be re The nations, freed, 7 night scheols, passed at the last meeting, and | unfavorable weather this morning, there was an given. Atthe adjourned meeting, on Saturda “Through @ | the source of time: moved a reconsideration of the vote by which average supply of provisions in the old stands of evening, December 17th, the committee repor For thou hast gone abroad the earth, the amendment of the Council were concurred ao Imperial, Young Hyson and @u; r Boxes ‘Staroh, Adameatine Candies sac Brown, Castile and Toulet Soaps, Salad Oil, Sardines, Pepper. Maecaroni, pe ie ‘Shad, Seuss — gine Jan : cen naation of the the Centre Market. The business was dull, the | 2,° pck&ges Layerand Runch Kaisins, Parties under arrest, charged wit ing con- - fon, b the follow! ble : i into mend in; agreed to. Prunes in giass jars boxes, be Wheres, Experience bert oitab cae the The — of earn high birth On motion of Mr. Donoho, the following reso- | Weather preventing a very numerous attendance association of individuals, and the formation of To clevate mankind! : nected with the operations of the slaver Wan- derer in bringing a cargo of Africans into this State, was continued to-day. Dr. Duke test! that he visited the negroes on Mr. Montmortin's plantation, sixteen miles up the river, could not speak English, and some of them spoke Spanish. He could not say whether they were native Africans or not. The prisoners were all committed for trial. Figs in drums and cases, Barrels fine old Bourbon and other Whisky, Octaves Brandy, Madeira and Malaga Wine, Rum. Gin, Sottied Liquora, Claret, 300 bushels Carter Potatoes, in bags, Chewing Tobscco. Cigaraand Wine, Nests Tubs, tie’ With other goods in Terms: $5 ar lution was of purchasers. The approaches to the market Resolved, That the Board of Trustees of the were wet and muddy, and the ae ae propor- tionately dirty and uncomfortable. eties, for the express purpose of Benevolence. Then came refreshments furnished in excellent pi re seldom, if own, falled to meet the sanction style vd Scheffirid; then more music, instrume: Public Schools be requested to communicate, for of both God and Man, we, therefore, with these | tal an vocal, (and in this connexion we m the information of this B. rd, the present con- ends in view, and by this incontrovertible truth | pay a tribute to the fine tones of the plano far. | dition of the night schools recently established; | AT 4N ¥LECTION held yesterday in the ofice of strongly impressed, with the hope that our en- | nisbed by Ellis.) and the » the floor was cleared | and, also, whether in the opinion of said board | the Washington Gas Light Company, the fol- deavors will, in like manner, meet the com- | for dancing, which was kept up through most | it be sdv le, at this time, to increase the num- lowing Directors were duly elected to serve: G. mendation of all guod men, and draw down | part of the night. ©— per eae reer. estetney oe ested to | Y- Riggs, Wm. G. Freeman, John W. Thomr- 4 Rs ‘, ed, ua es pokey Creniee, da wale an Be ee ate Tux Lucrore Last Nicut.—Notwithstana- cause a copy of this resolution to be laid before Wa Hy thes ~ Oe an ee Le one body, for the mutual benefit of each, binding | !"g the inclemency of the weuther last night, a | the Board of Trustees at the meeting to be held erear Philadelphia : * ourselves one to the other, manner follow- | large and appreciative audience met Professor | on the 4th instant g - eee ap en followed the Constitution, the first | Dana, at the Smithsonian, to hear his lecture on Be te emer pan pecced the following bill: Miss M. A. Baxxn, a blind lady, is advertised le pope fh peteepope tk io ot “Coral Islands.” The lecturer commenced by be, and he is hereby directed, to cause all prop- | to deliver an original poem, entitled “Inner bia Typographical Society; and the second ar- | 8#Ving that across the Pacific ocean, south of the ised erty for non-payment of taxes to be adverti Life,’’ at the Smithsonian, this evening. We ticle that its management sbull be vested in a | Equator, there was a trai) of Coral islands, some | the daily paper pen im this city, the al Buckets, © grocery line. under cash ; over that amount a credit of 30 and 6 ‘days, for notes sa! isfactoridy en- dorsed. ard bearing interest. de 23-ts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. 1>~ THE ABOVE SALE 1s POSTPONED, on socount of the rain, until TUESDAY, Jan 4. jat WALL & BARNARD, Auots. iO- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Pes poaed, in consequence of the unfavorab.e wea- Mother and twe Children Burned te Death. Cornixo, N_Y., Jan. 3 —Last evening = was discovered brenking out ofa shanty, ied by an Trish: amed Boyle, and family. ‘he husband was absent from home, and before be rendered, Mrs. Boyle and two hildren, aged, respectively, a years, and President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secre- ther, until THURSDAY, tne 6th in six months, were burned to fet ft whi nT} bl bh notice that the Boston papers speak in very high jsd-d WALL & RARN D. Auot’rs. of the fire is unknown six hundred im number, and many of them teem- | Prietor of which will agree to publish the same terms of the entertainment, and it certainly com- By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. —— rary, itany of the other articles were much the | toy with the luxuriant viatiikis aod animal life | 3t,the lowest rates: Provided, a bond be given, | terms < itself to the favor of the charitable and FAnpsoms BR‘CK AND FRAME HOUSE The Weather at the Nerth, as those now to be found i ” he tropics. The t 1 we | 2PProved by the Mayor, for the faithful compll- | onilanthropie. Anp tug Lor ox Wuicn it Sta Puitaevrnia, Jan.4.—There is fully 6 Inches Every member was requ’ af the ie that hey mie eculiarity of these | ance of the law requiring the publication for | P' ve St., THIRD HOUSE FROM THE. . of snow on the ground, and bundreds of If with a Bade, to be worn at all proces- aoe rae SS corel roc fey ba twelve successive weeks. THE Fountain at the Capitol was in full play | avcrion —Un TUESD. ing parties are making the most of it sions of the Society; the badge wax directed to | oie witht lagoon or lake, comp: {sing thesneat tabi: Moore moved that the bill be laid on the | at noon to-day, with Aqueduct water, commenc- Jand sell, in front of the premises, at 4 o'clock be a Silver Rule, on one side of which was to be | Cr the area, on the inside. ' The windward side 3 engraved the member’s name, and on the reverse, . : ; quare No. 2%, having a] | New Yorx, Jan 4—The storm gave us fally - ing at the time the Senate took up their line o! trovt of 2) feet on 14th strae! of these islands, (having reference te the pe Mr. Dunnington stated that his object in intro- t. next to the corner of | | foot of snow on the level gout { fis much drifted, ice trad : ducing the bill was to have the tax rates pub- | March from the old chamber to the new. Pennsylvania avenue, and running bick 100 and the streets this mornin; oud button-bole of the coat by a blue ribbon;—for | Vlg trade win, vii Spinone rae: lished at the lowest rates are almost 1: = analley, with Spe improvement is oh are — bie from drifts. It is still Soowing. — 5 tile, attributable, " w Rervans.—Lewis Kraft, drunk and | {m0 Brick and Frame Dwelling-house contai ase sd The question recurring on the motion to lay o! ATCH RETURNS. . 10 good and conveniently arranged rooma and ‘fie! ton Grea: x ‘estan ea ee to its being the recipient of most of the sea wash. the table, it was carried by ayes 6, meee 5 wide fine and costs. Lemuel Beckett, col , | saze, and gas-pipes through the house, prop . Fire im Westfield, Mass. im one side, and on the reverse, a Press. Acertia- | 82%. Frequently while the windward riage or Mr. A’ W. Miller introduced ‘the following held for a hearing. Wm. Bailey, | ¢Tt¥ 18 handsomely located. being immediately in| Westrietp, Jan 2.—The building owned and ¢ of membership was to be furnished each | Tm Of the island is covered with a deep rich resolutions : Khouse 90days. Jas. Logan, do.; do. | {out ¢fthe public space onthe south side of the | occupied by H.R.& J. L. Plimpton of62 White member, deciaring (bat the holder liad complied | 201! 20d a luxuriant growth of trees and’ other Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is hereb} Wt eee ae “Terms: One-fourth cash: balance in 6, 12, 12, | **et; New York, for the manufacture of secrete: with all the requirements of the constitution, and | YeRetation, the neanly seeks, a Sterile, or only | requested, to inforin this Bead wae smount, {Cll Orreawann Ocseinr ode. Motaacg, ath tt» | 2and 3¥months; the purchaser to give notecfor the | TY Dedsteads, was, wine pentents, eutively do. was 3 member of the Columbia Typographical | P'9GUC' er meer 7 Neqeration any of the floating or funded debt of this Corpo- | corner of Pennsylvania avenue, continues to fur’ | deferrad payments. bearing interest from aay of | stro y Gre tan 10.000. insured Society be coral rock, of which these circular reefs or ration has been paid since the first day of July, | nan ail requiring them with his celebrated Venezu. | oe Interest to ba paid semi-anoually, A de The initiation fee was fixed at $2, and the ridges are composed, is formed by the secretions 1558, stating the name and amount in each case, | eieau and Brazilian Crystal Spectacies and tye- moutbly contribution at 25 cents. Alimony was | 9fqte Coral insect or polype, an animaicule of ’ ress; and toe be worn suspended from the sec- ° au nd ed | for $5,000 in the tna office of Hartford epata- : aod , difrerent varieties, which abounds by groves and | “gy, 4 ,oceignee, to whom assigned. Fair tee, we EN. a. Pes cae Jen. "Tee boty ef Mr. Ai- eee ae ptt alps Society might des Peprespechegoht somplrmal Riley See ee giesea to lntorm tale Bound ee seer are The reputation of : E. £; | len E. EU, of the'arm of Durrie @ Eli of Beek. tnd a funeral benedt of 815 eee anes, Weck: | este of vegetation on land. andl tie verano, | Hoating or unfunded debt of this Cormnsteea ne f chtedness, failirg oi peer ep meee rg ag ey ¥ ype ee yesterday. he first day of July. 1558; passed. or from increasing Mr.C. ixon of England, is missing; bis to the buds and flowers of trees and plan’ ith | f Co.umlin for the county of Washi i list of prices were yes week during the ses- | this difference: while the trees and aire cated And the Board adjourned. Feige al the United Stace Mts eicepes and to me directed, | will expose to public effects have been found in the Creek. sions of Congress, and $0 in the recess. For produce the buds and flowers—the coral insects Common Council—The Mayor's communica. | gp, panto moderate. 2 it the shop of J. B, Greenwell, ou Maryland Li B. tte Vale c piece-work, Brevier type and upwards was rated | (he bnds and flowers of ovat roves produce the | tion transmitting an invitation frem the ladies of | Senieeey, , between 7th and eth streets west, on the ‘arge Bequest to Yale College. at 2 cents per M ; less than Brevier, 333 cents groves by rising aboveand still adbesing totheir | Fletcher Chapet to attend their fal erie on newspapers, 37 § cents per M. was required Mr. Ed ae r,was accepted. ions. truct ss fF. Edmonston presented the petition of 3. The report of the committee—tire p eambie ana | °%®. secretions. The structure of the insect it. Pi pel o! It is one of the very lowest and mi i Levi for remission of a tine; referred. constitation—after debate, was adopted. and they coruatiana: schecly coming wubin ae poling: Mr. Parker, from the tire'department commit- adjourned until the next Saturday evening, the animal life, yet clea’ly distinguishable from the | tee, feported a bill for relief of the Union Fire b of January, 1515, when all present having isiand. ATURDAY, the 8th oay of January , Jan. le. sw bas “Tux Way ov TRANSGRESSORS ts HaRv.”—Fol- | pest ig, he following described | , HARTFORD, Jan. 3—Henry L. Elisworth low the counsel and heed the advice contained in —< ueatbed ail nis mense property, except to wit, viz: Two Portable Saw - 3 “Human Frailty. or Pasiologioal Re- | milisand Horse power Coupied,, seized and ievred | $102,000, to Vale College. It tw estimated om ” It treats of the evil effects of early abuse | ipon as the perty of John A. Toplin, and will be | ‘he college wiil receive about $700,000. peso papi is are genial amore col sold vo sntiely Judi No, ee to January term, Staten Island Military Withd: bl i 1 kingd: Company; passed. ored engravings, portray ii \ in favor ames i. vs rawn. signed the constitution and paid the tnitiation fee, kala of prighaaeepiet oe AP Drees Mr domes, Ly consent, submitted an amend- Sieptal Re ivemcaticnt kee Tom ! for the Di bf ion ENS New Yor, Jan. 3—The military was witb- the Columbia ‘Typogrs pical Society was regu- | with a row of tentacles around its mouth for the | Ment to the rules of the Board by which a mem. | ®4opted for the cure « we the District of Cote larly organized and the officers elected. Alexan- ladies, and gives the only safe and iofail: a . ~~ | drawn from Staten Island to-day, by order of a bension its prey. ber absenting himself during a meeting of the | 7% every trace of the virus By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. ; | @vernor Morgan. No more troubles are now der Grabam was elected President; Wm Dun- sit ae oroer st ena caine ee Board without leave is regarded as an aberaiee, poi oti Sold by Dr. Barrow, 157 Prince st., New RUst ERS SALE BY DECRER OF THE anticipated at quarantine- can, Vice President; Andrew Tate, ‘Treasurer ; | ing buta mouth, tentacles or feelers, and a sto- | 4nd the secretary is required to report all such ai ork. Price25cents. Sent free. de 2i-waw Cincuit Court oF THR District oF © r and Jobn Sater, Secretary macb or capable of receiving the sea water | the end of the term; laid over The regular meetings of the Society were held 3 Z OnTH y . Conterfeit Notes. a — f- jay of Janurry, 1859, 1 shall er en, and secretin. Phe following bills from the Aldermen were | _ MODERN Mimactus.—The remarkable cures a — in. ion Srominaio tne econ of wich cae at | “pin, emPantebecra sock 8 ne SOMME quod of ne Gisditarwiieh oniceaittiorsstieametians | ome ceeretee tak se | atin ‘ter onthe Stacas agar ee examination of the records of which cannot but These insects have no power of voluntary loco- A bill for relief of Edward Magee, a minor— for Gonak ‘old, Croup, Bronchitis and Lung | pointed trustee, the following de: eribed were offered in this city ne Fy — sae prove interesting to the craft. On the Ist of May, | motion, but when dislodged from their native | fine for Crary ing weapons; teferred. Complaints,’ Sold'by ali the Drugeiste. Weeks & | to wit: That handsome and spaciour F imitation, and can eeslly ace a4 poor i919, (after some months’ consideration,) the lace in the ocean adhere to whatever substance A bill for relief of Henry Middieton; same. Potter, 154 Washington street, Boston, Ge and the land ettached, being the late r A Y be detec: : fi = y de 29-1 Thomas Perkins, deceased-adjoining Good Hope, Constitution was amended, and such provisions they may happen to light upon, and wherever A bill amendatory of, iu relation to hackney | Agents. Peg ae rend: chant onset bene engrafted as the Interests of the craft demanded. they light they commence building, by secre- | Carriages, cabs, and other vehicles; postponed. ty and very cheap, at | acostia or Navy Yard bridge. Thedwelling house The constitution now in force is the same, with tion, forming in time groves and forests of coral | Mr. Jones was granted leave of absence on ac- Ra ats iss eameetines y, corner tah and F | is large and conveniently arranged, and has also the a it some slight amendments, as that adopted by the | rock similar to the vegetatibn upon the land. | Count of sickness. strecte. los’ Cream ond We! yr hoes 38 cents per | necessary out-houses. ‘The iand contains about 1s man Wedaenced to sail with the Californ Journeymen. Printers in 1Si4, under which the | These yroves and forests being broken up by the | Mr. Lioyd introduced a bill making an appro- quart. dei im | acres of ground, ins high state of ou!tivation being | Mails a oe = inst. bas post- Columbia Typograpical Society was instituted. commotion of the sea, drift into immense piles | Ptiation for establishment of apprentices? high used for gardeuing purposes, aud now adapted Poned Ler departure votil Thursday the 6th Since the Society 's Organization but nineteen and gradually form islands. The lecturer said | schools in the second and fourth dtetricts, passed. different gentlemen have filled the Presidential = seas = EDUCED growth of _ es raised in th . 3K 5 : i 1 Spec! urepe. re that (he cause of the lake or layoon in the centre Mr. Bobrer offered a joint resolution relative to NEW SUPPLIES AND TRICE 2 BE aos an ‘ Specie tor Ei chair; many of its presidents baving been hon- of these islands was yet a subject of dispute | ‘allroads, instructing the committee before Con. Coaksand| CLOAKS, and the sale will be well worth. ion of pe New Yorx, Jan. 3.—The steamship Asta. for ored with ie-election. A reference to the recoid among scientific men. Bis opinion was, in com. age to oppose the Diese of a charter to the Ragians, RAGLANS, wishing to purchase a handsome country seat or e,- | Liverpool on Wednesday, bas about 9250,000 in will show that James Pettigrew served as Pres- | mon with some others, that it was caused by the | Metropolitan Railroad’ Company, or any other | Chekeand CLOAKS and e gardeniag busines specie engaged. ident for seven years, Wm Duncan six,Chas F. sinking of the first formation, by its increased | Company, to lay a railroad track upon Pennsyl- lans RAWLANS. One fourth oash ; the balance in 12 and Lowrey five, Wm. Wo dward four, Ferdinaud | weight, leaving a secondary formation in the | Vania avenue. Jefferson thier, Francis Coyle, Wm. Kerr, ja-t rec'd. | | The only store in Washington where | 18 mouths, the purctiasert» xive hotes for the wee The Southern Floods. Jes | shape of the circular reef or shell on the outside | On motion of Mr Parker, it was laid on the | 80d prices | a full assortment of Lad Jno Stockwell, James Clephane, and James F T E paks and ferred 1 ments bearing, ely secured to the . ripe pte heap wo Prelge espe pre wcted ght hout the en- “isfuction of the trustee. @ terms sre rot | full and rising m the effect of recent as is (beory seems to be contirmed by the fact | table—yeas 11, nays 9 Tee | ee ee ene Compiiod with in five days after tho eee oe rot as ae Haliday two terms each be other officers were tbat in many instances the highest portions of |} The Aldermen’s joint resolution granting the . MAXWELL’s, ithe property at the risk Balitimere Markets. enerally changed atthe end of the ter i; the | the interior formation have not yet entirely dis- | use of the west portion of Judiciary Square to 8 Pennayivania avenne. + by advertising such re- Battimore, Jan. 4.—Flour is dull: Howard onors being divided amoug the Soclety’s many | appeared Urlow the surface of the water, but are | the Metropolitan Mechanics’ Lastitute was re-| 1 B—Cioaks and Ragians made to order. Cloak | sale three times inthe National Intelligencer. atvect ana hie ‘int —_—— active members surrounded by a belt of water between them and | ferred to the police committee. ing Cloths by the yard. de S-e0st do 16 eokd “Aas saris N “* “Wheat ix quiet un@ unchan, ed ; Corn is quiet fa the year 1535, the Society found it necessary | the exterior teef. The bright colored coral in- Mr Turton, from the improvements commit- a ———————————————— | _ do 16 eokds A. N. Sy ts pecthet mtar ee one e a; Cor —_ to add another to its list of wfficers; the duties of sects or pulype inhabiting the immense reefs | tee, reported the Aldermen’s bill for relief of p™Portant TO GROCERS AND CON- MA peas SALE.—In virtue of a writ of see. Oats aes tee i — an 70 the secrearyauip being tooatduous for one indi- | and forests of its own secretion, give to them the | Mary C. Adams; passed SE PEEROOK tte fiort facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the joyant; Peansylvania 47a4sc; vidual, the office of Corcesponding Becretary was | appearance of the teeming vegetable life and | Bill for relief of the Assessors was referred. GEORGE PEARSO! tus Teaied Cirex.t Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, snd to ine directed, | shall expore to public sale, fer CaeH, in fant of the Court-house door of satd cagnty, ou FRIDAY, the 2sth day of December, 185, at 12 o'clock m.. Call and purchase. ‘ RSON the following described Property, to wit: Ail ~ ROE PEARSON: o4-| defendants night, litle, clnimn and interest in aud to bill = re! a of Mary Childs, with an amend- ca reots, and No.5 North Liberty street. Bal- ee com Taube Board adyoatnca timore ya 1 detsim | together with all and singular the improvensasts And the Board adjourned. YOR THE HEAD AND thereon, seized aud levied upon as the property of ph a avenpe, bas Francis A. Dickens, and will be sold fo satiely Ju- Maryland 43a45c. Rye is quiet; Pennsylvania Sic ned & Serna es Groceries aud provis: are steady but quiet re! TEAS, CC U ANDIES, &c., which cau be purchased at lower prices than at any other store in this city. auty 80 celebrated by the ts. a previpe aap Hagen in the history of the Soeaty : = Layer geist rh veal Tax AcuicvLtoxaL Mggtixa - The convoea- ut four gentlemen. Andrew Tate served | tion of ayriculturisis, from all parts of the Union, in that capacity for two years, F. Coyle for tive | called together by the Commissioner of Patents, years, James Kennedy for thirteen years, and the i with a view to the general promotion of agricul- Columbia Sypoyraphicai Society. mporary organization was forme | by choo=- wie § Fortun ely ter the interests of the Craft, wise | ing Hon. M. b Wilder, of Mass., President, and | C®!MtNat Count.—The jury in the case of the Mr. Powell presented the petition of John oF Reese for losses at the Asylum; referred. N Also, the petition of W.G. Miller for remis- sion of a fine; referred. Also, reported from the claims committee, a New York Markets. New York, Jan. 4 —Flouri« unchanged; sta’e $.25181 50; Ohio $5 405.55; Southern Hoe $s 75 Wheat ix dull; red $1.10a81 20; western white $1.WsS1 55 Corn is quiet; mixed Shc; new yellow 75 = WINTER HAT,a ansat No. 93, to May, 1858, in favor a! CoVEe a old mess $17.50; new $17 60; prime J , pard, a aR, 338 ¥ counsel bas nearly always prevailed in the So- | Maj B. P. Poore, of Mass.,Secretary. The names | United States vs. ‘Thomas Parker, Sam’! Spald- | new atyle just out ; Late Marshal for the District of Columbia, Lard quiet at Li xallye clety's meeting , hence aif deus wds for an ia of those tavited being then called over, responses | tng, Joseph Parrish, and Dennis Murphy, tried those Ph fo pt eogrelin i ed) no S-dts Whisky is active at 24 225. crease of compensation have been kindly met | Were made by the follow yesterday for a riot in Georgetown, were unable | Callskin BOUTS. sowed or peened and favorably responded to by the employers ; Maine, Dr. Ezekiel! Homes; Massachusetts Py he members of the Societ Hon, Marshall P- Wilder, Dr. Charles ‘T. Jack: | (9 281ee UpOM & verdict, and one of the jurors be- S55 Congreee CAT EER S Suabary 6 sums ne 7 voetrenad until Thmcatag nak ¢ the 3 = . - ’ ib " yrct with the pleasing reflection that whist ever | soa; aud Men. Perley ‘Peore: New “itampagck, | Ing taken lily they were discharged iets Financial. Gus Gassenheimer tried for stealin, two pairs sMauding manfully for what they conceived to be | Levi Bartlett, Exq ; Vermont, Prederick Hol of boots; found guilty. = “y ‘Stocks are dull and heavy. New Yor«, Jan B. H. STINEME’ Th. dad for the Distriot of Columbia. | Chi ao and Rock Island 58x; Illinois Central .. b ook, Esq ; New York, William Lawty r d Sl between Willards’ and Kirkwoods’ Hotels, Qe | chars 67%; Michi, —edlewwe J 20%; New York & jastand reasonable demand, they have never 4 . ; > ms a ‘Terence Carrigan was arraigned again for steal- = > DE > Central 83%; Pens ‘oa! Co. #2; Reading 53\; invaded the righis of others,—the iden that the | Col C a7 Morrell, and Rev. A. Brown; Peau: | ing a quantity cf irom how Been: Works, | CM toreg aed cur ouctomers wil onfeng DE, | PROPOSALS FOR LITHOSRAPHING. Virginia 6’ 90; Miesourl G's #7% * interests of the employer und employed were | #y!vania, James Gowan, esq , Hon JC G Ken at the western wharves. The verdict in which sertiagias favor by coming promptly forward to | Ovrice SvrretnteNnenr Posiic Prixtine Sterling e: nge is firm at 109% 81094, identical, seeming to have been considered, when- | 6d, h he was found guilty ut the former trial was set Settle the same. - Wasitixcrox, December 31, 1858. ee «ver circumstances have driven them to solicit a | Esq ; Delaware, ex- or George H. Ross; | aside on the ground of misaverment in the in-| de 30-e03t SIRLEY & GUY. Sealed Proposa. wl be received at the «flive : = AL AG bah che BCalve, Pequs District of Colmanie, aenue? | dlctment of the stolen Slantytorgeeaee: D. LAKEMAN Takes this method of inform- | O/lo-k. for cugravine on etens at ines GENCE A Financially considered, the Columbig Typo. | B. Calvert, E-qs ; District of Co ee Weng’ | tiled on account of the insl lity to get a jury. | J, ing nis fri and the publie generally, the same. fort eofthe Senate mud Hou COLLECTI graphical Society is in a prosperous condition at | Cofcoran, Jonathan Seaver, and J.C Lewis, | The Court adjourned. that he has recovered from his illness, and R of the Urited States, certain | The subscriver the presenttime. In addition toan investment of | E<qs., Dr. Charles G Page, Josbua Pierce, ¥% To-day, Terence Oarrigan was tried for steal- will be thankful for a callin hisline. He bas 3 P. Oppo: 3700 in Corporation six percent stock, they ha Harte, and E. Kingman, Esqs.; Virgini Col. | ing a quantity of iron from the new gas house, | on hand @ fine assortment of CLOTHS, tehard Judah, colored oa baad, in cash, the sum of $532 73. Since the or- | Milton Garnett, Lewis wey: South Carolina, | suiicieut to be constituted grand larceny by the | CASSIMERES and V3 CINGS. which he Fsizstion of the Society, the sum of $3,791.24, | JamesG. Holmes, Hon. JH. Hammond; Indian ed Scquainted m the city and w. 1 id . Thej i will make to order, in the best style, at low prices. "ts (of which from two to three ax been expended for aimeay, &c. 79 new | Territory, Col. P. P. Pitculya; Texas, W.T. | kind jury, ‘The jury found the prisoner guilty | Will ma fon, | &% iedicted. Mr. Norris. for defence, moved members bave been udiitied during the year | Mecklin; Indiana, Hon D. P. Halloway, Hon. t re to be printed) will be open fr = TS, &e. vents 1, on t bi —A coud young family HURSE, bidde.s att oe until the morn a . Just closed E- Cane; Ullsote, Dr. John A. Keanicatt, Dr. ls | the indictinest win not santos feet CARRIAGE and HARNESS te ptt pie as Wyeprincattneaee ee Among the donations to the Society, since its | 5 Pennington; Michigan, Hon. H. L. Steve 5 | dence. gether with a Eadie, Eres and a Dlemk totes herons Jn will ts barmsked to cu = , Ratti, ned Settling Accounts, end orxanization, was one of £100 by Samuel Harri- | Minnesota, Dr'T. T. Mann. Hon. W. W. Phelps, Sleigh | The Horse is kind and gentle in who purpose to bid: and bond and approved secure Buying, Seiltg. and Renting How ox marrenag in rolls heath a! Rational Intelii. | J. J. Noab’; Obio, F. GC: rey, E-q; Wiscon- | Tue Tueatre.—The supernatural play of the | all work ; the other articles are in coca, ty will bs required from the suoveeatul bidder fr | and other property, uttered: to eisai eat ae . xin, Gustavus De Neven; California, A W_ Me- | Phantom’? not being quite ready for presenter fnquirsot Mr KELEEHER. othe Griumbia Sta. thet yeh See eS Ce og eae eee at qn 5 On Y 7 < is D ! be 5 Following Mr. McLean, came the execution, a Deon aati ee ae ee yee tion last night, the comedy of ©‘ Used Up” was] bles. sth street, or of D. McCOMB, Commanta andant’s be received from any party not directly engaged tn, | and other claus arsine wd with taste, by an amateur quartette band of this| 4H. Otero == ’ P substituted in its place, Mr. Bourcicault $ppear- | Office. Navy Yard. city, of an appropriate song, * Print, Comrades, men and practically acquainted with, the style of work INU. E. BAKER, Gen’. Agent. A number of interrogatories, prepared by D. | 1% 48 Sir Charles Coldstream. In this character : sHIONABLE DRESS-MAKING. > | bud for. Jay Browne. Esq, Chirf of the Avrieulearat Bo, | he fully illustra’ed the advantage of the wage, | (TAS! ss er- The proposals must he sadressed fo pee w. kKSECs, SETVINg Invitatiore, &c., Polat,” music by Prof. Foersteb, who aiso per- and actor being combined in the same person CHREY, No. 423 13th street, between | Bowmn. Superintendent of | ponies for Lathes’ J. E. B. formed the piano accompaniment. ie vesjuaet int the marie eee eens his conception being perfect, and the execution H hat ; jb ; AY hinge = “ko. Ww BOWM ne Hon Horatio King, First Assistant Postmaster | them.’ The meeting ten decided to nat inet Griginal with ted Stertce ee a ee : snd in the nestest | _dext-sotd____Supersntendest__ General, then delivered an address, abounding the “Advisory Board of Agricylture of the Pat- sequently free from those misconceptions and | ™ . | unre on uM oh wo aoa N ORE AVG Oe RS CO ONY IN in anecdote, and in which be gave a graphic, * Ottice thn ietnirenntartad weve false renderings that too often attach to the mere Lill Fa ies * 3 2t* IAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION, y ND THESCSPENSION OF ENTRIES though necessarily rapid glance, at the history | _,12 oider to Mui wes dvd ae teetions, | ctors of ynother's production. iss Agnes licwing strong testimory in favor of the | OF LAND THEREIN. pees, Seam ne , wk Sled he eurately, the Un’ - was at ie 7 im i re Robertson in her round of five different charac- A ANOTHER ARRIVAL great efficacy of this invaluable Medical Prepa ation Not ie is berets siven that. in pursuance of ia : a eiaeens * country ee poling ep vision constituted | ters, in the play of the ‘Young Actress,” ex. T HAMILTON & Se aOR DEPOT, | 8 feruisned Mithout solicr'ation. by Capt. Jo nf ins An ime (1701) when rst newspaper was - , : * ; hibited rare versatility of talent and accomplish- ot cepa 8 slay sng pusand sores in dav, wire tne wtcie tame oy osereep ota | Jetaby md Ree aa tenon, New Voth, New | meee eters eee Theengagement | Ler genonnes Helen Mar, diret from Boston.” ras fenrt | sch intr, theSeeret'y pte fateror ar" de » When the whole number of newspapers ' this week promises, perhaps, the richest the- ed at low rates, for cash. Al. ree lot - jt f periodicals in the United States probably iittle, if 2d Delaware, Mary District of Columbia, are offered at lor 5 tated, t any, lens then roe Prema eat ” Virginia, North Carolisa, South Carolina, and | Sitiest treat that the (Wasnt @ pablic te In Euro mR RS, tof which we are offering at rates tined to be favored wilh this season, and those that detycoinpetien iz sed 50 Doors? ft. pe and other parts of the world the | Georgia. desiring to enjoy it should not fail to improve Bumber, in proportion t Population, Is much 3d. Piorida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, ; less than in the Pnited State” if, indeed, in all Texas, Indian Territory, Arkansus, Mixsouri, | B€ opportunity while they have it the world beside there are as many asin the | Kentuck ; and Tenness: Vaited States alone. ore in Indiana, jilinois, Michigan, Wis- all ye who ca@ubt, and profit by nformation given A Stow Fire Fortusatety Discoveren — | ™, 2 1.6 by 6 ft. 38 cash Thi ork is ‘sqpa in the annexed oe a = cogland aad 5 k terd: 1 t ALTIMORR, it. ; Germany, in tn * consin, lowa. Minnesota, Nebraska, and Kanxas. | 4bout 1} o’clock yesterday morning, Mr. Burr, | for the sane money. “The underrigne4, having ¢xperienced the bene- tied fo PATENTS ate deabiiees In eee at mining, they "ah. Maw Mexiee. Aribons, Nevada, Califor- | clerk jn the sationgry aud hook store of Prankltg | ofthe abave articles to-oall {9 | sioiai effects of MRS. M- COX'S INDIAN Ving. P - The oldest tegular newspaper in England is | nia, Oregon, and W ington Philp, Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and cide bave been established in 1662, aud the} Hon D FG. Cary, of Ghio; Dr. | ‘reath streets, discovered that the at re-room was oldest tn France in 16: Jobn A. Kennicatt, of Ilinois; Jas. G. Holmes, on fire, but it had not made its way through the If we go back to the year 1450, when the art of | of South Carolina; Frederick Holbrook, of Ver- plaster Witbout giving any alarm, be sent to Given under my hand at the city of Washington, Printing appears first to have become ly id Hon. Delazon Smith, of Oregon, were the Perseverance engine Louse for two experi- es d | this twenty-first day of December. A. D. 1856. Rnawn, we sail tiud it was applied only to the lated a business committee. enced firemen, and in the meantime removed the KINDLING WOOD, | all Skin Disons, aon 3 on adver- HOS. A. HENDRICKS. tasking of books ‘The meeting then decided to meet each day, | yoods from the shelves next the burnin parti- | manufactured of the very best Oak and Yellow With for fourteen years. | Alter trying many adver- Commissioner of the General Laid Uthoe. The greatest progress in the Print'ng art bas | during the continuance of its sexsions, at ten | tion to the other side. ‘The fire had caught from | Pive. elivered in any pose of the oity frepof cartare, et ere ghlae R=. | _de2s-wow «a made witbia the present century, even the | o’clock, a. m , and to bave meetings for discus- 8 defective flue, and the firemen, after extinguish. | 0¥ the cord or ipicinest ga -— n nose o Awd + ———— — zs of heaven have been bromght into crates will be delive: y part xu PLATTSBURG or Mian mac pret ole Re handat | TABLE, DECOCTION, does not hesitate to | Morea PLATTSEURG or Nita: Aine led saat oe Coatre Market recommend it to the aitentidn of the publie, from | Cont as as alter that date there dex H.W. HAMILTON & CO. Per to Bsoueville for delivers. Pate _W. HAMILTON & CO. _ ree of charee. GAWED AND SPLIT Woop. fr x be sion in the evenings; after which an adjourn- z ZANS SUGAR ing the flames by b-eaking down the plaster and fr f oh TION, nnd Ne seinem AND MOLASSE?. a nd the te Will; though the speaker | ment until ten o'clock this morning, took place | brick wall, and pouring In water, decided that Al ‘OAL, of all kinds always on hand. from the | of th Hy — Weare short!y srpecting the brig Georgia, with wo rcated the morbid taste for “borrid” news To-day, the Convention met at 10 0’elock a.m_, | it had been burning not less than three days, and roved mines, (2,240 ibs. to the ton,) and will — peng ey the jomach pf on SMOLA & ik aad xrown upon the public, and be could aud some of the sub-committees reported progress | this conclusion seems to be confirmed by the fact | besolat a saan Pee a eae evr “Jose CLacnnn: cargo has been selected especially {-r thea Rc for a return to the sober and quiet times “ bedule of que: that there bad been no fire in the store since Sat- McKNE Faas “No.7 Aimquith st.” District markets, and is represented tu be mornin 2 the tittle Baltimore Sua, now every | UPom thelr work of revising the schedule of ques- urday morning. and Canal, ne-rly opposite For anle by Chas. Stott, soruer of Pa. aven Tohoice quality. ‘ Horners of sweat att Sorts of news as silly Jack | thons Preteeed to be Dusted eee te or | pum Lorreny Case—The case of Geo Erwin, Contre Market. | 2th street. Washi ton, 'D. C.-and Frank B. 1 will be offered at public aucticr on arnwal, of c meats e a \- A, at Christmas eve, postr Sod cee ne beh poet rose over what questions should be di: whose arrest by Officer Boss was mentioned in SPECTACLES AND EYRGLASSES. for onrese 5 @ umos, vot only tor | ‘he news of the day, but for Stories of move than one aspiring geul some of wh, various tay, f ius metropene flourished, as Listorians say, le thought there was al psovement Se teopects the pereeant enti ng ne With some stight alteration, ich continued until they took a recess atthe Sevate chamber da: ing the pro- gress of the ceremonies to be attendant on the Temeval of the body over to their new chamber, ria Georgetown, D. C.; and Jas. Kate: yesterday's Star, was brought up for hearing be- | Just Rascinaiatne asortment of tLe al ove, pina He Pegs poe amd iy. fore Captain Goddard, Chief of Police, this morn- — se a Silver, ae. D cote Drag, ing ‘Tbe examination did not materially change | {#mes, wil erty tak Ly L. SIMON®S, the case ax stated pry sd aad, _ the noe raen Athand torh ats, re even Bars fo Hiv win to go tmrmediagtely to Balti mong Comrtimenr.—Last night, a number of the | for trial, and he wilf'start this afternoou Ino cx adieu and Chosolptee ust t wey ing Northeast corner 6 strect young gentlemen connected with the Ryland | tody of Officer Boss, of this city, and Captain ING & URCH ELL. Brasbears, of the Baltimore police. T wit- 23 corner Vermont avenue and l5th st, Seuno-outters? Bookstore. Fe Oey Actight to bark aud bite, Hee ne ieee prenteee of the Toes | nesses, Messrs. Nairn and Rickards, of ‘Balti. oe iT RE’ oWasie, petsatanaattnaral atom | _ix1-* __Corner #3 street and Pa-svanws._ tee 9 made them so; K G & prominent citizen e island, ® | more, were present, and Capt Brasheare had tees ne 18 offered by je WASH- UMPORTANE FO TAGE LADING! Warren's OORR’S DRUG ANP CHEMICAL ESTAB- Por "he thet eee and light, beautiful and massive Sold bended ie s.3 wit bim nti each wartants from the courts u HE Wh ot Moatheldere Troirast Nécdohase bree jis eay to MY” Rad, No-1l3 Pa nentus, south oi , i esteem >} in more. al 2 * e: ~ nage een paar Ri ine rind agi, | atm, Cerner, Creat Moun | ii car ow ia aca | mesic eg anemea ‘Their loky fats were never shade Li Te tcrusliy teepecied Buperinecndent of | formerly thazector of Trinity Church, has been otOWN AMES C. McGUIRE, President. pew arti: a eodif az iw ‘Res hoy © black each other’, ” eel thereto attached. The pre- | called to renew bis pastoral care of the church, | @.D. Hanson. Secretary. "no 10 eodif_ ee panto poe ised upon Prlatere io veld whisk; mee lee bis letter of acce; been CESIC Color ne ane Lames. The public can has rece: MS.—Sugar Cured Hams, pre- ee a peg aoe y .! ius | sites uae tesigechicn ol ew Dr. Comes sepenis ioe 3 Fensayivenie Scan” purele Let our young mea’ rest satreina ee aie — cuane tentnite wicbeur a coyetet peter Chet TINS & BURCHELL, | peerintstrest, a