Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1859, Page 3

= 50s Oo OEeKe __ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. EP Tas Bran roscisess TEE Lists oF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE Wasnineton City Post Orrick UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF TAN LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IF THE REWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE OFFICE. Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 18 NORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED 1s tas District or Conumnta. Recertion oF Senator Dovcias —Some bun- dred and fifty people were at the cars at seven o’clock, last evening, on the arrival of Judge Douglas, and, on bis stepping upon the platform, he was received with cheers aud hand-shaking by the group more immediately about him,while the greater part of the assemblage contented themselves with looking on as passive specta- ters. Mr. Douglas was accompanied by Hon. Reverdy Johnson, Jervis Spencer, and other old- line Whigs of Baltimore, and by John W_ For- ney, and others, who left this city yesterday, to escort him to Washington. No speech-making was entered upon at the Depot, bee it xeemed to be understood that some might be expected at the residence of Mr. Douz- jas, and bitber the party scrambled through the + knee-deep mad of Swampoodle. A few, whose devotion to squatter sovereignty was not quite equal to the emergency, backed out on reac! ing the creamiest of the English-Hill alfavium ; but mnost part of the bundred and fifty, including the poor devils of reporters (bound to go, *- weather or po,’") struggled and straggled on, aided by the light of some burning tar barrels, which had Lr ore upou a gravel bank in the neighbor- h Arrived at the house, things looked rather * gloomy; the muste for the serenade bad not ar- tived, and a drizzling rain commenced to fa!l. After some time spent in waiting upon the side- walk, and which was enlivened the whoops and rallying cries of rival squads of Englisb Ht boys, some — unknown to the audience emerged from the door and annonnced that in consequence of the sndden death of Generali Hen- derson they had hren deprived of the services of the masic engaged but trat Mr. Douglas would now address thein Mr. Dougias then came forward, accompanied by some indoor friends, and briefly addressed the crowd from the steps. As it was raining seme one called out, « Paton your bat, Judge ”’ A policeman bere stepped forward and spread his umbrella over the Little Giant. But this was not quite satisfactory, and the policeman was called upon to “hold the amberil stret "7 Mr. D., resuming, said that bis heart was in- deed ailed to ove:flowing by this unexpected and spontaneous reception of Lin friends, on bix return home—for next to !linois, his sdopted State, there was no place upon the face of the earth where he felt as much at home as he did in Washington city. That State bad received him when @ bey, with open arms, bad wurtured him to manhood, bad honored him with high public trusts, and bad stood by him in all bis measures up to the present day, and the (gece hour. For sixteen years he had been in the publie service of that State, and the greatest joy of his heart was th: s oficial conduct bad met with the approvation of ber citizens up te the present time. He was fresh from his constituents, and, mext to their approbation, was this reception Most gratifying to his heart This, and the cor- tial receptions he had met with along his route hither, showed that the beart of the American people was ever found right when its cords were touched by the hand of patriotism He said that the peopie of the District of Columbia, althongh they had no voice in the National Legislature, bad ever maintained a patriotic conservatism. which had exerted a salutary influence on the Politics of the country. As he expected to be among them now, for some time, he would be; to take leave of them for the Preseat, and bi them good-night On the conciusion of Mr. Donglas’s remarks, there was aloud call for “ Broderick,” which was not responded to; another for “ Fitnam,’’ which failed to fetch that gentleman; and then one for “« Watson,” the policeman with the um- brella, which clicited the best grin and bow of that officer ~ The assemblage then scattered. Several cir- cumsiances combined to render the reception ra- ther inauspicious, not the least of which was the *byness displayed by the quasi supporters of Judge Douglas here in coming up to the seatch of publicly ideatifying themselves with his po- litieal fortunes. Later im the evening, the Baltimore committee and otbers called upon Mr Douglas, and were handsomely entertained This committee consists of the followin gea- tlemen: Jetvis Spencer, chairman, an old-line Whig, an able lawyer, not much known in polit- ical circles; Hon. Heary May, a Democrat, lately an applicaat for the mission to Turkey ; George Cassard, formerly a quiet Whig; L. wv Wolfe, a Democrat of not very extensive influence; Dr W. 5S. Reese, formerly a Democratic officebold- er, and said to have been subsequently an appii- cant for office ; John M_ Tormey, a young Dem- ccratic lawyer; T. 8. Rogers, latterly a Demo- erat; AF. Musselman, a Pennsylvanian of free- soil proclivities; Patrick McCauzhlin, formerly a Whig ; Cod. John Walton, a Whig, from An- —— Edwin Boyle, also from Apnapolis. be names of Levin Ballard and Charles H Moore have been associated with those of the committre here, but whether with their sanction OF not, we are unable tosay. We are in doubt as to Mr. Ballard’s former politica. Mr. Noore is said to bave been a Democrat formerly. Besides these, Messrs Reverdy Johnson, an old line Whig; T. Yates Walsh. altereately a Whig and Democrat: and L. P. Bayne, G. W Brown, Col G. P. Thomas, Thos. M. Canahan, iitics unknown; Capt. Br-sce, a Democrat; arville Stansvury, aud Dr J. Nelson, politics unknown, arc ramed as members of the com- mittee; putwsthey did net come on with the Quest, and as far #s we can learn, took no part in eny of the proceedings, it is not clear as to whether they endorsed the movement or not. In the above. those acquainted with Baltimore eat) discover that a majority bave identifi d with a certain clique who beeame very mueb d siffected two yracs ago because Mr. Malcolm was not nominated as the Democratic candidate for Congress from the Third Congres sionel district instead of Wm Pinckney Whyte. Mr. M ving been formerly a Whig, as most of them aiso were, they adhered tohim is his oppo- sition to Mr. Whyte. We can safely say they by no mens represent the Democracy of Baltimore, and that their present disaffection is probably a cause of congratulation with the real Democrats of that etty. We uaderetand that preparations are on foot to give Mr Douglas a rand dinner in Baltimore at an early day, at which, it is pro sed, every county in the State of Maryland shall have a rep- resentative. Mr. D. is said to bave signified bis willinguess to accept the invitation. Accipentat Homicipe —Last night, about 10 o'clock, while it was raining heavily, watchmen King and Rabbitt, whose beat includes Seventh street, near H, went into a barber shop kept by a colored maa named Martin, to get out of the rain While sitting there, the revolver in Rabbitt’s Pocket was disclosed by his cout being open. A eclored man named James Taliy, seeing the stock, asked Mr. Rabbitt to let him see it. Rab- birt let bim have it, and Talley being about to [re bis thumb on the hammer, Rabbitt warned im against cocking it; and at the instant the hammer, being pa:tially raised, bisthamb slipt, the load was discharged, and the ball entered the face of Thomas HKrown, colored, a partner in the shop, penetrati upwards to the brain, causing instant deat The two men were pertners in the business, had never had a diffl- culty in their lives, and the moment before were joking good humoredty together. Officers Kiog and Rabbitt remained until Of- ficers Gormley and Suitcame. The facts were related by Oficer King and Tally, who was ap- Pony Miserable on account of the mishap ‘ally was taken to the guard-house to await the Tesult of the inquest. Capt Goddard was then informed of the cane. and directed the body to be removed to the residence of bis father, on Third street, near New York avenue. Tally was committed to jail for further hearing by Justice Doan this morning. Tue District ix Concruss.—In the Senate yesterday. in response to a memoria} from eiti- aens of this District, Mr. Brown, from the Com- mittee on the District of Columbia, reported a bill to prevent malicious mischief and protect Property ia the District of Columbia. It provides that trespassers upon any lands within the District of Columbia, who do not im- mediately leave upon being notified by the owner @: occupier of such land, shail be deemed guilty of & misdemeanor, and upon conviction before any justice of the peace, shall be fined not less than ten nor more than fifty dollars for each and every oifenee, and, in default of payment, be committed to the county jail until the tine and all the costs are fully paid; or the magis'rate may hold the nder to bail for appearance before the next criminal court, and upon eonviction to be confined in the county jail not less than ten nor more than thirty days. it also makes it lawful for the owner or occu- Pier of such lands to arrest offendeis and take them before a justice of the peace. Tas Eowarn Eversrr Literary Association held its regular meeting last night, when the following eBicers were elected for the ensuing term: James O Ciephane, President; G bea- nell, vice-president; Judson H. Smith, recordi secretary; Wm J Frizzell, treasurer; Thos Sheppard, librarian. The Association,we lear, 4s ta & prosperous condition and are making ac. Dive ¢ forts to jucrease thetr membership. The debates are characterized with abil ¢ decorom, and g od feeling An opportunity now pre- BeBe to war yo rierds, desirous of connect ing (Bemsel ves useful association, of le peptone =" " jatioa, g we the course of evenis, beable te“save the Union.” Dats oP GenaSat Aactisstd Ranpzason.. The community was greatly shocked last by the announcement of the sudden death of General Henderson. The deceased had been Talkies shes apparently in his usual health a Returned from along waik about 4 o’clock p. m , bis usual dinner hour, and feeling somewhat fatigued, be seated himself on a sofa in a reclining posture, with his head rest- ing on an arm of the sofa. The servant, on ring- ing the dinner bell, observed that he did not appear to notice it, and went torouse him. He ‘was discovered to be dead. Not a feature of his face was changed, ~— from the natura! disposi- tion of the limbs, it was apparant that death came without a struggie, and the good man and brave soldier had passed to his final rest without tga chp onion | Tespect the bitterness of death. The was bora in the year 1783, in the town of Dumfries, Virginia, and entered the ser- vice of this country in 1806, bei then twenty- three years of age. He was on rd the Con- stitution, and commandant of the marine corps in the celebrated battle between that ship and the Guerriere, during the last war with Great Britain. He took an active in the Creek campaign, im the years 1836-7, Sonar volunteered te thal service, an example which was followed by every member of his staff in consequence of his gallant services during that and other Indian wars, he was made General by brevet on the 4th of March, 1843. Iu the register at the Adjutant’s Office, Marine Barracks, we find the following entry:—‘‘Archi- bald Henderson commandant, Brigadier-General by brevet, 4th of March, 1843, to take rank from January 27th, 1837, for gallant and meritorious services while in command of the marines in Alabama, Florida, and Tennessee, during the campaigns against the hostile Indians.’? Inuoman Treatment —This morninz, Thos. E. Ki:kland was arrested by Officer Freeman and taken before Justice Williams, of the north- ern police station, for inhuman and brutal treat- ment of acolored boy in his eget one It appeared from the evidence that K rkland had very severely whipped and beaten the boy at an early bonr this morning, and his cries caused the complaint of neighbors or passers-by, and Free- man went to the house about 10 o’clock and made the arrest. The boy was tied band and foot, and with arope round his neck fastened to nails in the wall, and had been there since 7 o'clock. When cut loose he fell on the floor, and. the Justice thought a few minutes longer would have ended hix life. Kirkland also had a white hey in his employ, named Peters, and when Freeman went to make the arrest he said he overbeard Kirkland tell Peters to swear that he (Peters) tied the colored boy uf, and Peters did so testify on the trial. But he afterwards said that Kirkland made him do it Justice Williams committed Kirkland to jai in order to secure Peters as\a witness, he was committed also The colored boy is apparently 15 years of age; Peters about the same. After Kiraland left in custody of the officer, several persons named witnesses Who might have been semmoned. The previous reputation of Kirktand as a respectable man, and the outraye- ous character of the case as detailed by the wit- nesses, caused considerable excitement in the vicinity of the Justice's office. Tue AsricvtturaL Boarp again assembled at the Patent Office this morning, and received reports of the various sub-committees, upon the list of questions submited to the Board for re- vision and perfection. The Commissioner of Patents then communt- cated to the Board the fullowin;r resolutions just received by bim, from the Agricultura! cominit- tee of the House of Representatives: Resolved, That the Commissioner of Patents ‘be requested to communicate to this committee a Teport of the proceedings of any convocation or advisory board of agriculture that may have been organized at his request and with tue sanction of the Secretary of the Interior; and that be be also requested to elicit from such beard, and commu- nicate in like manner, a statement of the char- acter and capabilities for usefulness of the past and preseat operations of the agricultural divis- ion of the Patent Office, together with en expres- sion of the views of said board in regard to snch improvements as they may deem calculated to enbance its efficiency in promoting the agricul- tural interests of the country. The Board then made a tour of observation through the apartments of the building devoted to the purposes of the Agricultural branch of the Patent Ottice, with the view of obtaining infor- mation to aid them in preparing to reply to the above resolution. On returning to their chamber yee d resumed the reception of the reports of the sub-commit- teex above referred to, and were engaged during all the balance of their session of the morning in hearing them read, perfecting them, &c. Crimixat Covurt.—Yesterday, Wm. Austin was tried for stealing a cloak and hood, and, upon conviction, was sentenced to one year’s confine- ment in the county jail. John W. Groves was tried for larceny of a cloak, and found guilty; sentenced to nine months imprisonment in jail. homas alias Henry Ferguson, (colored,) con- victed under an indictment for stexling fort yards of calico from Mr. Gibson, was convicted to fourteen months imprisonment, and fined 35. Edward Butler was tried for assauit and bit- tery with intent to kill John Carran, and acquit- ted. Thomas Robbins was tried for stealing linen goods from Richard W. Carter,and found not uilty. s w sy Jones (colored) was tried for assault and battery with intent to kill Officer Suit, and con- victed of simple assault. Richard Brooks was tried for an assault and battery on Geo. Thompson; acqnitted Richard Hill was tried for assaulting, with in- tent to kill, Jas. O'Day, and acquitted. To-day, G ¢ Bryant was tried for stealing some forty dollars worth of jewelry and money from John Kaizer. The jury bad not returned a verdict when our report closed John Semmes was placed on trial for assault and battery upon James W. Dean. THs Ws,atTHER.—Range of the thermometer for one week, beginning at noon of Thursday, December 30, and ending this morning : Morning. Noon. Ba ed ane ied Thursday. 3 Friday . . 39 40 Satur «40 39 40 3 38 36 ~ 3h od 3b - 32 a 38 3 3 42 - 35 - - —Deeember 30th—Fine rain falling and freezing, and sotoend. 3ist—Fog, and fine rain, wind E ; rain and fog throughoat January Ist, 1559-—Cloudy and fine rain, wind W ; pleas- ant throughout; finetoend. 2d—Lightly cloudy, frost, ice made, fine and pleasant throughout 3d —Cioudy, frost, ice, wind NE; fine saow fell. 4th—Snow falling, wind 8) mowing; afternoon cleared off fine and cold, wind NW. Sth—Fine, frost, wind W.; fine and pleasant throughout, milder. 6th—Cloudy, snow on ground. First quarter moon, Wednesday, 12th, about 2 15, morning. Gxorcstown, D.C, Jan*y 6th, 1858. B. — 2 Tar Decemser report of the Giller of Police states that there has not been, since the last monthly report, any disturbance of the public ace other than those Incident to intoxication. He regrets to be compelled to say that he wit- nessed a greater amount of drunkenness, and es- pecially with the youth of the erty, on aud about the Christmas holidays, than ever before ona similar occasion There have been arrested and brought to the guard-house of the city during the month 429 Persons, twenty-eight of whom were arrested for stealing, 401 were for various other offences. Of these, 306 are whites and 123colored. The males number 382 and the females 46. The white fe- males are 23 and the colored 25. Tux Pavements.—The condition of the pave- ments in various parts of the city has been a cause of much complaint; and latterly the atten- tion of the police bas been directed to preventing the tearing of them by the carelessness of person~ driving their horses over them babies | a colored man, a driver for one of our principal mercantile houses, was fined $1 50 for driving upon the pavement. It will serve as a warning to others, and will probably prevent this hitherto common practice. The law bas not been as strictly enforced as it might have been, but the evil surpasses endurance; and frequent com- Plain's demand a strict enforcement of the law. Tux Turatze—The play of Violet, or The Life of an Actress, lest night, was about the best performance that the Washington public have been favored with this senson. ‘Those who did not see it lost a rich treat, which they should not fail to enjoy if the play sbould be produced ght, Miss Agnes Robertson takes her benefit, on which occasion will be performed Andy Blake and the Phantom. Warca Retvens —John Johnson, arrested under suspicious circumstances; workhouse 90 dsys Jas. Brannon, drunk and disorderly; do. 90 days. Edward Lancaster, colored, do; fine ard costs. $115 James Tally, colored, shoot} Toomas Brown, coloied; jail to await Tesalt of the coroner’s inquest. Jobn C Long, assauiting bis wife; security to keep the peace. Ma. Sterugn Masexrt's EXTERTAINMENT, Jast night, drew another good audience, and, in- deed, is so much to the liking of the people of hal that we bear a ‘loud cail’’ bas Nba pom Mr Alawar for Ls repetition on Saturday night, way gy A Hor.—There was a at the Sram Avenve House last night. Tcdehiea ohh GEORGETOWN. dies and gentlemen sojourning there, there were & large number of fashionable and agreeable strangers and citizens of both sexes present, all of whom enjoyed themselves amazingly. Supreme Court, Yestxxpay —No. 35. The United States, appellants, agt. John A Sutter. The argument of this cause was continued by Messrs. Butler and Walker for the appeliee, and by Mr. Attorney General Black for the appel- Jants. Adjourned. Swiss Coriositizs.—M. Leoliger’s importa- tion of curious Swiss goods are really curious and beautiful things in their way. See his ad vertisement in another column. Sze McLavcuuix’s advertisement of hand- some presents. That his stock is remarkably complete, beautiful and cheap, is a fixed fact. TuE Me ng tiene! poste will Sad the 2 wea: . M. 5 ace indian Ba‘eam of Liverwortand Hoar hound, it may iso-lw be found at the druggists generaliy. WEDDING CAKEs, very pretty and v: ohenp, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner i2th streets. I Jream and Water Ices 38 cen’ quart. de = 2 MARRIED, a J +. On Sunday, (the tirenty- seventh June, cehteen hundred and fifty cight,) the Kev. Samuel Rodg ers FRANKLIN &.APPLEBY to SARAH mi. SWEET, both of Georgetown. = On the 6th of Jan +t the “Hermitage,” Mont- omery county, Mi. hy ihe Rew J. G, Henning, HENRY POLKINHORN, of Washington c's: wen EL ANN, dauhter of the late Erasmus y. On the 6th instant, by the Rey. Mr, Fincke! JOHN'S. BELL to lies AMELIA WEAVER: both of this city. Dabo On Thursday; Sth of January, by the PE BALE, Ball, Mr. J.B. HILL to Miss mAR both of this city. it Epi 8,.on the 4th At the Methodist Episcopal PoE Wwis ww instant, by the Rev. D. Bali, TRUMBU, of South Carolina, to Miss WRKOE, of Washington city. HE FANCY BALL, a motrioal desorption of 8 Fancy Bail given at Washington, April Sth, 1858, dedicated to Mrs. Senator Gwin. 1 volamo, quarto; printed on tinted paper. Price $1.50. For saleat FRANKLIN PHILP’S Bookstore. jn6 Pa. av.. between 9th and 10th sts. Correspondence of The Star. Gronerrown, Jan. 7, 1860 Our newly-elected Corporation omcers have all been properly qualified,and entered regularly upon their duties. The police and night-watch have properly organized under their new Ca tain, Re eke T. Donaldson, and are actively engaged watching the movements, and bringing to justice, evil doers. ast night, officers Drill and Gross made a de- scent upon the —- of a darkey by thename of Buler, near the Mount Zion (colored) chareh, where they found quite a crowd of the same color, engaved in rather a riotous and disorderly manner. The very uawelcome appearance of the two stalwart officials was like a thunder shock to them. The mirth and dancing which had be- fore lond resounded, suddenly ceased; and the participants retreated, pell meil, in every direc- tien ‘he officers, however, being a little too sbarp for them, had Placed themselves at both doors, and succeeded in arresting six—three each—whom they lodyed in the watch-house. We learn that the West Georgetown M. E S:bbath School, under the superintendence of Mr. W.H Williams, is makin: preparations for an dissin concert and exhibition, to come off sometime in the early part of February. Doa’t forge’, dear reader, the Concert this eve- ning at the Yombarton street M. E Charch. The price of admission has been reduced to W cents, and the whole of the proceeds are to be — to the venerable church sexton, Mr. rooks. Nearly aa entire new Programme bas been gotten up for the occasion, and all who attend may anticipate a treat. One piece which will be sung, “Homeward bound,” is worth more than the price charged for admission. Small quantities of pork has again commenced coming in by wagons, and meets with ready sale at $7 for good qualities, and at &7 25 from stores. Both the flour and grain markets appear to be nearly ata stand still, but little of the former, and none of the latter, offering We hear of no change in prices The fines imposed during the five moaths our new police system has been in operation, for violations of the Corporation laws, amount to $726 63; of this amount $314 28 bas been paid Into the town treasury, and 332 35 superseded The sur total of fines forthe year 1857, under pe preconing system, amounted to only about $15 GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. OX OF WHEE R & WILSON’S BEST SEWING MACHINES, in gocd order, and one elegant French-plate Ginss Mirror, 32 hy 72 incues, for sale at a great bargain if prtied for soon, at _ BR, LUN DY’'S, ja6-iw 30 Pa. av., National Hotel Bufiding. Fee SALE—A doubie seated ROCKAWAY in cood order, WAGON, snd a good HORSE and HAK NESS. They will be sold on good terms, or <soeunes for other property. Apply corner 13th street snd the canal. a : McLEAN & MUNRO. RIZE BEKF !—PRIZE BEKF !!—The undar- ened wishes to inform the lovers of, f3 Beef that he wil nave at Stall No. 7, Centre Market. on Saturday morning, some of the chorcest BEKK ever offared in this or = other market. -_B.—Come and see if you do not buy. jab & J.€. CORNELL, LA"! ES’ CUSTOM MADE SHOES, CHARLES WEKIRMAN, I5th street, (No. 424, ‘ween New York avenue and H street.) continues to sell Ladies’, Servants’ custom made SHi¢ . meluding hii > ebrated thick Geat skin double-soled Shoes. [tis writ known to his old customers that there 1a no Wear out to his Shoes, owing to the superior work - mapship on, and the superior materials in them, Though his potas may therefora bea trifle higher than those of parties who deal in Shoes made onthe Prine f Peter Pindar’s razor ell only— they ars really but one-haif as co: they last more than twice as long. Ho invites al ho desire to save money inthe puronnse of Ladtes’ Shoes to call and examine his stock, now supplied to almost allin the First Ward who 21m to wear Shoes that Inst better than any others, that are always neat and elegant in theirappsarance, And at a cost that acta- sily saves perhaps hall the.r present expenditures for Shoe: ja6im <4 CELADON SNYDER, ind 1859 PLUMBER. 1859 STEAM AND GAS FITTER, Philharmonic Hall, nert Star Office. lam prepared to execute with neatness and des- ail kinds of Plumbing, Steam end Gas fitting: competentand experienced wo: mplov, f fee! justified in 1 aa give entire satisfaction to all work be entrusted to my care. NO@tice TO GAS CONSUMERS. Cc. H. Myers having purchased of us the role right of GATES’ GAS ECONOMIZER fer the Dis'rict of Columbia, we would recommend to all who wish to save their gas, and at the same time inoresse their light, to call and examine the Eoonomizer. GREGORY & GATES, In the first piace—we clxim that the Economizer wil eeeees peice the light with the same expense as the ordinary burner. Seoond—that the tconomizer will produce as Eo. if not more, light with from 33 to 59 per cent. e . Third —that the Economizer eaves and burns the gas wasted by all the other bu Ww in use, and With it there cannot be, by any pos: ty. any waste of gas. ‘The Economizer can be seenat the Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting Estad'ishment of _ Cc. 4. MYERS & CO, No. 59 9th street, batween D) street and js 5-im Penn. avenue. [SPORTANT TO GROCERS AND CUN- ECTIONERS. | GEORGE PARSON, of Baltimore, has lately opened & branch Store here, with a fine azsortment oF TEAS, COFFEES, EOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, CANDIES, &c., which cau be purchased at lower prices than at any other store in this city. ohase. Call and Purchase. 6 eORGE PEARSON 391 Penn. avenue, south sie, between 436 nnd 6th streets, and No.5 North Liberty atreet. Eal- thmore, 5 de ta-tm SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES UST Received a fine assortment of tre above embracing ee pal Bisel, poor and Hern wi neces of every focus. rr meee d. SEMKEN.39) Pa-avenve, ne hatwaen Sthand 1th ete, RY GOODS D 4T CoOSsr?T:? As Ihave determined to mske a change in my businers [ shall commence at this date to close out my entire stovk of DRY GO ‘DS at cost forcasn, consisting of— ASSINETS FLANNELS, (wool and cotton ) GINGHAMS. CALICOES, Bleached and Brown Cotton SHIRTING, LINEN, Pillow and Sheeting COTTONS. &o. N. B.—Allaccounts not settled by the tst of Feb- ruary will be given to a collector for collection. J. C. GIBSON, js 5-6t No, 18 Pa. av,, bet. 8th and 9th sts. E ION SNYDER. ames Teh Hall, west of Star Office, DEAL: IN AND MANUFACTURER OF STOVES, TIN, COPPER AAD SHEET-ARON I wvite the attention of the public to my complete assortment of Cocking, Parlor and Heating Stoves, most of which areofastyle quality never before offered in this market have also on haad and constantly manufaaturing all kirds of Tin and Japaned Ware, of the very beet materis!, and will manufacture to order any article in my ie pledging myself to give entire satisfac- tion both as to quality an: price, Tin Roofing, Plumbing, Steam, Gas Fitting and Rep*iring done at the shortest notice by competent workmen. jaSly NO RECONG GRAND OPENING OF FASHION- wb ABLE WINTER BONNETS MRS. HELLER invites the indies of Washing- tonand viemity te her grand opening of WINTER HATS and LADIES? URESS CAPS R DRESSES, CORSETS, of all fd prices. “ERENCH FLOWERS and FEATHERSof all colors, Ladies, don’t forget to call on THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY a8 sha wititne ee opening every week this month, and until further ie. "No. 4 Market Space. between 7th and sth ats, -im de? THOSE WHO APPRE ciate good living shoald by’ all means call at HAM macho RESTAU- * north side, between l4th and 15th streets, where they wil find et th me a more extensive and varied as«ortmont of © thing exquisite to eat or found in ane es- Yort city. His ovoks work under his own immediate supervision, which he trusts is mh~ient xuarantes that in no «ther American restaurant one is able to procure viinds more agreshiy prepared. ja5 4* OR SALE-A good young family HURSE CARRIAGE and HAANESO : gether with a Saddie, Bridles, Sleigh ‘The Horse is kind and gentie in all work ; the otherarticies are in good cot MY RSLERHEN: ctieeciambin Sta r. . mbin ad ath atreet, or of D. MoCUM. Co jon. Nave Yard. DENTAL NOTICE, LS has removed his office to the rooms ed by Dr. Maister, (9% Pecn, h and 0th et: N DRESS MAKING. _ Tiss MARGARET DYER. Dx bes rewors to the Whe aw erence ta itive fer cxaouting promere thee ae, jos for iP e orders < i to call and of her ‘one, she invites the ladies erie tone of Family Sewing will be exe- jader th. intend- de 3 Yawiw er A HcfagSS"uair'siore, Ponneylvaaia sverust near 13.h street. 424m Cone pe AN s i French pie gs corner Vermont avenue and 15th st. IL7~ For oTnen GEORG RTOWN ADVERTISEMENTS SEK F RST PAGR. NOTICE.—Licenses.—Ail persons whose Licenses from th orporatien of Georse town expire un the Sist instant are hereby notified promptly to renew the same, othi:rwiae they will subject thems-!ves to a fine de 3-sotJauld WM. LAIRD, Ch A CAUTION. LL Persons are hereby cautioned not to trust su persuu on my Account, without my written or- er, ja7-3t* WILLIAM APPLEBY. ae APPLES AND POTATOF 2T5 wrknbis AVPLES nad 1,70 bushels POTATOES, on board schooner Pear! tor sale in lots to suit purehesers by] G. WATERS & CO. 1/9 Water street, Georgetown, D. C., . CRUIT, Contre Market, Washington, O THE CONCERT — F the Dumbartou Street M. EB. Sabbath School wil be repeated on FRIDAY EVENING, January 7th, commencing at 73g o'clock. for the benetit of the old sexton of the church. Several new pieces will be prepared for the occasion. A Admiszion 10 cents; no half price. I HAVE FOR SALE SOME OF 'T lt BEST Timothy and Clover HAY, which I will celiver in Washington for 1 por owt. Also Wanted—To purchsse stable MANURE Apply to A. CASSELS, care of J. J. Bogue, Goorcetown ya5 6t* A WOMAN and her TWO CHIL- pone & girl oged 17; the other a boy of 13. They will be soid in one fat and not to a oe. Address Box No.88 Georgetown, D.C. ja4-iw ee 52 BOSTON —The regular packet schooner HF. Payton, im Asa W. Nicker- ~; son, has arrived, ard is now discharging he freight. Apply to HARTLEY & BRO. Agents, 99 and 101 Water street, veanee. iy jr6-2t 2 5 BA AND RUSSET 2 AP. 2 White Mercer POTATOES schooner Pearl, and for sale in lots to xuit purciiavers by 7 J.G. WATERS & CO., . ja3-Iw 108 Water street. roe SALE—Two two story BRICK DWEL- LING-HOUSES, on West street, Georze- town, between Washington and Congress strects. Tho looality is very desirable on many acnounts, ‘Terms will be made very liberal Inanire of 'T. M. Hanson, Fire Insurance Agent, No. 5% 71h street, Washington, or of E. B. Addison, Agent, Alexsn- a. de® eotf 3 KOHLBERG, 140 Bridge street, Georgetown, b- D.C. is selling off his entire stock of Dry, Fanos,and Mulimery Goods at cost to close bust: 3 de2-im street, George- and dealers in Bats and K°BLBERG & CO., 199 Brid, town, 0. C., manufacture: Boots and Shoes ; also dealers de 29-Im* FOR RENT AND SALE. [SER Fianst raen.| OR RENT—A comfurtable two story BRICK HOUSE, containing 9 rooms end geod cel ar, with a large veretable garden attached to it. It is situated on 27th street, Washington, near the lime ‘er, and was formerly coorpied by Cay . Inquireof JAMES F. ESSEX, Hixh street, Georgetown. ja7-st WELLING-HOUSE FOR RE The sub sorib bave for rent a des BRICK UWELLING-HOUSE, with gas throughout, en taining § rooms aud a kitchen. Rent $300 per an pum The Carpets, Cartains and Oilclothe fi:ted to the premises will be sold on moderate terms. Apoly to JAS. C. MoGUIKE & Cu. in 6 6t FOR SALE —A lot of nea FURNITURE wilibe applied tor immediateiy, at 7 . The nouse is for Fo RENT—The upp antly located DWEL llth aud M streets no A person doing business in ths D: ts A nin and wife, without obildren, ferred. References exchanged. Apply on the premises. ja6 BR ———— SSO STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE CHEAP, + with Dwelling-House and 5 Acres of Land, ata station oc A. L, aud tampshi 6 Railroad,(now near completion.) Also. # Tract of Land, ‘containine about 270 acres, chit fly in timber, haifa mile from the Saw Mull. and jying Temetraly op the Rai on ersy te; », 59 Ist at., 1 George- jn 6-36 rr road. . P. . Herndon Post Office, rairfax Couaty, ja6-Im Virginis. For RENT—Part ofa HOUSE, either furnished or unfarni at No 3t7 Delaware avenue, between B and C streets, north of ths Capitol. Also a fow gentlemen can be accommodated with Board. 3 Ce Fe SALE-The GOUDS and FIXTURES of asmal: Grocery Store on F street, (No. 219.) bet. 3d and 439 ats., Island, The Store, one of the best stands in Washington Peat can be rented by the purchaser of the goods aud fixtures. ‘Tne adverts ser se'ls only because compelled to be absent by other and more important business in it Apply on the premises. a PHEASiNY ROOMS AND BOsKD if de sired, at No. 367 New York avenue, between 10th andilthstreets, _ det tt SOR RENT—The building and premises iately Known as the ISLAN BREWERY, on Maine avenue, between 434 and 6th streets. building is w: 6d for mnoufacturing purposes. or for a stor The premines contain 12.000 equare feet 0} und, substantially fenced in. ‘this pioperty can be lensed fora term of years by appli caion to WM. M. ELLIS, at the Fagie tron Works, or at hia residence, No. 730 New Jersey aven.e, south of Capitol. 23-2tawSw F% ENT—A modern built t! HOUSE, containing 12 rooms. back building, and vault for wood and coai—in one ot the most desirable and healthy locations in the city—fronting a street, a public resorvation,and an Avenue Possession given immediately. Inquire of Room No. 3, first floor Post Office Department. je 29 Ot* a5 F ORR NT—The DWELLING HOUSE, on the east side of Lith street loors sou! street. Inquire within orof MRS HAMILTON, 293 Pa. avenue, south site, between 9th and Ith streets, Possession will be given on melee of Jan Ar uaa SQuebhgevas SASH BLIND, AND DOOR DEPOT, Per schooner Heien Mar, direct from Boston. so WW HH. of various sizes, eh rates, for cash. Also,s large lot of DUURS, « part of which we are offering at rates D, Vi that de! competie Seek by®@ low price of $1.75 cash do, 2ft 8 py 6 fe. 4 1S ossh 50 do, 2 ft. 6 ny oft 150 oaeh A do. 2M. 6 by 6 ft.6 22 38 cash The above work is in the Distriot “equal to any for the same money. all we ask 18 for those in want of the above articles to call and examine and satisfy yourselves that they sre well worth the money. Also, Giszed Sash 2 ‘all _— sept ed on hand at 2 treet, ite Centre Mai a Fee eee ee eT G MILTON & CO. NOTICE, E. DUFFY Notifies persons who wish to re- new their subscriptions or subseribe for t. ing Papers cin do so, and save postage: foliow- tumore Metropolitan, + Catholics Youth's Magazine, 5 cents year, New York Tabiet, Bostor Pilot. Phitadelphin Herald ard Visitor, 0116 Mirror, Jrish News, irish M scellany, oe OUERS one door from 71 ent and Catholic Bookselier. Moeke’s DR iene CAL ESTAB No 113 Pa. Avenue, south side. en EER ato in the Iasdson ina 5 pe aod iptions socurately " AUUTTON gat: BONTZ & COOMBS, SALE OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, ‘ANCY & FRIVAY EVES ING. 7h ‘insant, ato | sell, at the store 44 7ch street. ce, re, large assortment et Catiery. Mabogany Staomen: gtorether with @ large lot of Boos. BONTZ & COOMBS. Anoctioneers. = ep ie etal be continued Every Even during the day. '* #014. G ¥ ( 593 x voces e of Wi ‘ngto 5 eration ash‘ 240.00 Corporation of G: clown, 24! Shares Bank of the 34s Washington a 165 Shares ‘otomac Fire Insurance Company 191 Shares Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank 009 Coesapeake and Ohio Canal Bonds, Bie re eae saan Boa cor tn G 0 of Virginia, 2216.57 Chesnpeake and ‘Ohio Cann Certificates or irs. Terms cash in ‘current funds. WM KEDIN, WALTH= 8. COX, } A W. P. MAULSBY.” ( A4munistrators. java J.€ MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. MARSHALS SALE.—in virtue of awnt ot fieri fnoina iss: the Clerk's office of the Caronst Coast of the District of Columba fi county of Washington, and to me directed, expose to public sais, for Cai Court-houss door of said cow re iN any of Docember, 1s, at a @ followirg deser:! "roperty, to Au defendact’s right, title, claim and interest in and to Lot No. nine,(9,)in Squnre No. ope hundred and Sanety “ats. (28.2 Ge the city of Washington, D C,. together with all and sinewiar the mnprovements thereon, seized aud levied upon as the property of Francis A Dickens, and will be sold to satisfy Ju dicial No. 93. to May, 1858, in favor of W. B. Shep pard. J.D. HOOVER, Late Marshal for the District of Coluuvia. no 3-dte LF The above sale is postponed watil Thureday January 6, 1259, . J. D. HOOVER, Late Marshal for the Distnet of Columbia. above rale is farther postponed until » January i3th. J. D, HOOVER, inte Marsha! for the District of Columbia. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. *XCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH- 4 £1 FURNITURE at Acction.—On WEDNES- WAY, the eth instant, | shail sell,st 10 o'clock m ,at the reaidence of Dr. Tyson, No. 598, corner oi roth ts north, an excellent assortment of VIB: Mahog Sofa, . tarlor ard Rocking C s, Mahogany Marbie-top Centre Table and Ottomans, Mshogany Marble-top Dressing and other Bureaus. Manomey fine Extension Dining and Breakfast en, d3d Fine Waldut Wardrobe and French Bedsteads, Fine Wslaut Wash Closets, Stands aud Te et : 8, Fine French Plate Gult-frame Mirrors and Brack- ets, Fine Gilt Gas Chandeliers and Gas burners, China, Gliss and Ciockery W Three Bi; Ingrain and Stair C Maple High and Low Fine Hairand Shuck ‘ron Hat Rack Cane and Wood Chairs and Lounge, Veuitian Window Binds and Shades, Fine Patent Refrigerator, nearly new, Radiato elf Regulating, Air-tight, and otker 's Patent Cooking Renge and Apparatus, Two fine lnrce Rain Casks, paten: spigots, Gvod jot Con! and Wood, Goud assortment Kitch With many other artic! sary to mention, Terms: $30 and under, oish: over that sum, 2 ¢redit of > and Sudays, tor approved endorsed notes, bearing interest. A. GREEN. A 5 - SEN. Auct. jisd By J. MoGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. UNge RVED SALE OF THREE NEW AND SureRioR Reskwoop Skvan Ocrave P1- Ano Foutes.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON, January lv at4 o'clock, at the auction rooms, we shal: se!!, without reserve— 2newand clegant Rosewood Seven Octave Piano Fortes by Gnetz & Co, a 1 amall » oxewuod 6% Octave Pisno Forte by Loud, 1 Second hand Pisno Forte Terms: One-third oagh; the remdue in 2 and ¢ months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest, in3d° 5.0. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts._ Auctioneers. Reguisites, Which we cesm unneces- By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. ERY VALUARLE CORNER LOT NEAR THE WeEsTERN Mak On TUESDAY AF Tr o'clock on the premises, we sha! Nos. '6 and | Square No. 106, fr parts of Lots nting 45 feet on al feet on north K street. 19th street w Thisisa at valusble lot for 2 business location, ne 8 corner lot and fronting on the market house purlding Terms: Ons-third ovsh: the residue in 6 and 12 months. with interest, secured by a deed in trust on the premises. ja5-d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Avots. By A. GR \. Auctioneer, XTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD anv 4 Kitchen Fuanitvreat tHe Uston Borer at Avction.—On MONDAY. the 10th instant, | shal sel!, at the Umion Hotel, in George’own, at 10 0’e!"k &. m.,4n excelent assortment of nearly pew Furni- ture, viz: Mahogany and Walrut Sofas, Lounges, Chaira and «cokers, Mahoraay end Walnut Dressing and other Bu- resus. Fine Oval Gilt-frame Pier and other Mirrors, China, Giass, Crockery and Piated Ware, Mapie Cottage and other Bedstends, >bes. Tables, Wasn Closets and Stands, L: re lot of Feather Bolsters and Pillows. Bedding and Mattress, Fine (ak Round- back Cane-reat Dining Chairs, ound back Office and other Chairs, Large lot fine Brassels and other Carpets, ! arge lot of Qveloth, Window « urta:usand Shades, Refrizerstors, Covking and other Stoves of every eserption, : Diniok oom Heaton Coffee Urns and Chang shes. With a iarge lot of other articles, which we deem unnecessary te es umernte Terme : All sums under $25 cash: over $25 8 cred itofl,2,and 3 months, foruotes satisfactorily en- dorsed. ing voter The Be 1 areaiso for fale at private sale. ing remises. jnad 4. GREEN, Auot. By J.C, McGUIRF & CO., Auctioneers. [MfoxrTanr SALE OF FIRST. CLASS ORIGINAL PAINTINGS AND DRA WL RANK LIN PHULP has the pieasure o/ announcing to the h that he has received from a we |-k ctor & CupsignDient Of first-class Paintings od water-co or Drawines, which it is bie intention to submit to public auct without reserve, on Baap eget ts ~ wc ay 7 agg od 7 — ™M., wi is ine rt vallery, ‘enusyivania Svenw between Sth and 10th streets. ‘The works comprise specim A. KE Bownes-, aby, H. i. Willis, Muller, J. Wilson T. Paed. te, Maguire, Pether, F. P. Povle, A. K. A., and Kenneta seCleas. French School. Chaet, Tournemine, Paget. Brochart Coirnard, Achille, Zo, Devedeux, Le Drouhsn, fesson, Pielle aud Lautsut de Metz. W ith two fine oid Galiery Paintings by Amberger, representing the Sieges of Ustend. Tae Water-color Drawines. L, Haghe, Juts Toro George Fripp, Philp T. Richard. David wertiey. Kett Pesrson HB. Willis, Ford, Rowbotham, Jexkins, and Burbidge. A cuarantce of its authenticity will be given on demand with every work sold, and the attention of connoisseurs is particulariy jerted. ‘The paintings and drawings wil! be on view at the Gallery of the undersigned on and after Monday next, the i0th metant, where catalogues may be tai and will be forwarded free by mail on_app! cation. FRANKLIN PHILP, Bookseller No. 332 Pa. avenue, between Sth and 10tn sts. Terms: $5) and under cash; over that sum a cred - it of tOand 90 days, for notes satisinctorily en dorsed, bearing interest. jaSeckds J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue ofa writ of f- a4 eri facias. on judgment of condemnation issued frodi the Clerk's 2 of the Cirowit Court of the District of Co umbia for the county of Washington and to me directed, I will eee to public sale, for CASH. at the shop of J. i, Groenweli,ou Maryinad eon DaT a streets west, on the ATC <S.— The iargest stock of WwW WwhTeHe Seal je the District of Columbia is at 338 Penn. avenue, and what is the best of it is they @re selling st such remarkab y low prio: at all can afford to: have agocd time Keeper, Don’t delay to call and see them — ron = aoe parchase, aad save a rze part of your money by buying a! Ge #0, HOOD’S. VE YOUR MONBY, S* "Goto SHEPHERD'S, (2 Sereath and D St For FANCY SPATIONERT GOODS CHEAP HOLIDAY PRESENTS. TOY BUORS &e., ko. an OUSERREPING HARDWARE, Silver Pi bab ys 4 Biock Tin aad aan. 28, = rushes aad Notions. All fine goods, and prices this year lower than ever,at RANCIs’8, Store. jn4 ‘enth street. 7 LU ROBES! BUFFALO ROBES Bort MUTE ALO ROBES! u ed St. Lows a whieh jaod . MoGUIRE & CO. California on the 13th, bas ane The a Senerally is unimportant A Mr Ward abet is wife for an alleged crim. inal intercourse with Mr. Mai: the Comp- [olier of the Sate, and then shot himecif me ay Bove about 50 years of age, a busband aod bi net of a large family’ "The press demand bth resignation ¢ Weather at San F isco wan bad ever been known coo — ee Mr. Pardee. the bearer of the President's mes sage, Was sick at El Paso, bot the was — ig orm the rate of 200 miles per day mines, f enna by the seneent of — ued to rod the mail ste. Toe Caranches contin tions. Tnev aed the employers of Batterfiela station & Co, were onilding atr ‘ith the means of defe: The Stockton and Kansas mail were turoed beck by the Navajocs with threats of mas- secre if they altempted to cross their country. Later from Copetewn. Boston. Jan 6 —The bark Philadel this port from Capetown, A ce Papers and advices to “he tae 4 Ty — journals, + do not contain much The Cape Monitor says ¢ papers are filled with terrible ome pled com- mitted by reaming Keiirs They murder aed plander indiscriminately everything that comes io thelr way, regardless of consequences. The losses already sustained from (bose depredations are very serious Cotton seed bad been received from Ind wa. to be dixtributed among the colonists’ The Sardinian shtp Chaiajor, formerly of Bos. ten, Was totally wrecked abie ith. No lives lost, : ee The Iediana Legisiature. Cincimwart, Jan. 6 —The Indiana islature convened at 9 o'clock this morning ‘ee Lieu. tenant Governor was absent en account of 4 health The Senate auiaed by of J R Cravens Pr sane Seeretary, A Door keeper as were elected at the extra session. The Hons, afier several ineffectual attempts to organize, adjourned over tothe afternoon. The contest for Speaker is betweea Mr Gordon, Re- Pablicon, and Mr Blythe, Independent Two Democrats and one Republican, absentees, are expected to arrive this afternoon. The Governor's message will Probably not be delivered until to-morzow Maine Legisiatere, PortLanp, Jan.5 —The Legisiature organized at Augusta to-day, by the choice of Mr C. W. Goddard, of Daoville, President of the Senate, and Mr Wim. T Jobnson, of Augusta, Speaker of the House. The Clerk and Secretary are the same as last year, Many members were detained by the storm, no cars baving reached Augusta since yesterday morning The Kansas Banditti. St Lovra, Jan 7 —The Legisiarare of Missouri wee nope gece a bill to authorize the Governor > call out voluateers to protect and a erty and repel the invasion oftin Ronen Deadit. The bill appropriates $30,000 and will prob- ably pass to-day Baltimore Markets. Bautimors, Jan. 7 —Flour is active; sales of 2,500 bbls at v 12}, for Howard street and Obio. W beat unc hanged; sales of 5,000 bushels at s. Ras for good to prime white. is in light receipt. Sales ef 4,000 bushels; at 7la73- for yellow and 63%70c for white Provisions are unchanged. There are no sales worth reporting Whisky —The 24sec ; city 2c. market is improving; Obio Financial. New Yorx, Jan. 7 —Stocks are active and higher. Chirage and Rock Island S9x; Cum- beriand Cozl Company 20%; [iltnois Central sbares 70%: La Crosse and afl Southern zi; >} Cont Co. 234; Reading 534: MU an Virginia 6's 96%; Mirsouri 6's 66x. Sterling exchange is easier at Luv i a109K . ee ee UF" The statue of Webster by Powers is to be placed in the vestibule of the new United States Court House, (Masonic Tempte,) Tremont street. A correspondence bas taken place between Mr. Everett, in behalf of the committee of subscribers to the statue, and the Secretary of the laterior, and the latter has given orders to the architect having charge of the alterations in the Tempis to make arrangements for its reception in that edifice. TT. e———E—— {7™ On Monday evening last a meeting of the leading iron masters of Pennsylvania was secret. ly convened tn Philadelpbia, for the Purpose of consulting upon the Prospects of the iron interest 1a this country, and initiating a programme for a consolidated movement of that interest through- out the Ualted States. A long address in favor of a higher taritf was delivered by ex-Senator Cooper <= a moreeastesneiasteie (> The Turin journal relate: a strange affair— the condemration to death, by the Court of Al of that city, of certain Baron Profumo on the charge of bzving attempted, last Christmas, to Poison, by means of bonbons, a French gentle- man named Hinard, who had been sent from Paris to supersede bim, on account of certain irregularities of his as manager of the Credit Mobilier. The condemnation took lace by @-fanit, the baron baving fied to England. In se of the proceedings it waa stated that der to deceive M Hinard, the Poisoned bon- bons were placed In a box which bore the name aud address of 2 weil-known Parisian manufec- turer of bonbons 1™ The Troy Times says that Morri and his pngilistic friends have piven two exbibi- tions in that city recently. At the first, there were about thirty Indies present At the second, there wee about the seme number of women present, and a comparatively small audience of males. The most notable encounter was be- tween Woods, who wants to fight Heepan and “ Australan Kelly" Kelly got tne worst of it, was thrown (wice, beavily, became “fariously med," and offered to fight Woods next mornin, for S500. - Woods “may napimously"’ replied tha! be ouly wanted a friendly set-io, and if be could not have that, he would abandon the exbibition. Tue Te. THAT went Wasrt.—The Montgomery Confederation of Thursda srys, toat the lot ef fifty Africans that passed ¢ rong tha’ place a f-w days ago, are quietly quartered on the plantation of a gentleman residing within 35 miles of that city, where they are being re- cruited from the hardships of their 2, pre- paratory to taking their place in the feld. | The Confederation adds that “two of the miserable wretches have died since their arrival at tue place ef destination, and that many others sre reduced to the grave’s brink by the suffering a: hardships of (he middle pnssage.’’ teeeiieeiscnatate Gene. e Correction —Weare requested to say that a statement made in the Hartford Times, and copied into other papers, respecting the will of the Hon L.. Ellsworth, ts prematere. The will has mot been “‘approved,”’ or offered for probate. No di rect legacy has been made to Yale College Whatever of this kind exists is residuary; and is contingent on the settlement of an estate lying to & great extent In wild lands. Hence no just es- timate can be put on the value; and the one given in the Times is certainly a very great exaggera- ton —New Haven Journal. HIRTS MADE TO ORD) SN repared to make to warrent wACVORE NECK omits eee = se 41m Snlearoom, jotel. 0 OF FICE RS OF THE ARMY —We hare this day received the new ARMY HAT, so eording to General Urder No. 13. ja Sw E. OWEN & SON. SEN & SON. IN CONTINUING 1HE; 85 1x59) business of the firm ot Elvans 1 9 & Thompson, (dissolved by |i instant ) we take the opportun: tinctiy our on!y terms of credit for have | waged Wilh & view to oul own secu’ Ep a ite the t the country ° will render ali bilts on the ist of each and everr month, and shall insist cn settiements im CASH. or by _ncteat date not exceeding 00 days. To those of our customers who will each their en rendered from: deduction of 30M notes of 30d r ead on & day mtes percent «f. which reentace will be credited to segownt On current tis. ur friends wail — — re ant en y to lessen our own labor a losses. Dw them the beneBt of a |-ver.| discount for promptners aod pi nor vality—@uailties ae yet Bot Gide etoud Oro Teeny in > ee Seaiicesen ‘and transient sceounts. (oon tracied ender a promise to pay ie 8 day or! We) beirg genera''y more troul.csome then prob: » mus. hereafter be deo.ined. I No newscoounts opened unless references ST le terms than RO vaNG & s @ THOMPSON, Pa erecta, th jac-eotm [Intel AMtates) loth ets. ‘ EANS SUGAR Bw ORL ‘AND the brig auction on arnval, of oY, pt, hing oe. ofewil be whiex due notice de S-e0tf