Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1859, Page 3

— LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Svenrux Covst—Yesterday, George WCa- hoon, Esq , of Vermont, was admitted an attor- i Tam Sram Pusciseys THE LISTS OF | ney and counsellor of this court. LETTERS REMAINING Ix TRE Waszinetox Crrr]| No. Se, Richera G poe > platatifne jeer. ror, vs. rt Forsyth. In error ec it path” er erligeen Lia orsmedetcnan yo ype g a od LAW DIRECTING TEEM TO BE PRINTED IN TER | trict of [linoix. On motion of Mr Washburne, HEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA- | Of counsel for the defendant in error, this cause TION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE OFFICE. Ivs Total DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN ‘was dismissed for want of jurisdiction No. 100 Jobn Dredge, et al , plaintiffs in er- DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED us vax District or Cotumsia. ror, vs. Robert Forsyth. Inerror to the circuit court of the United Stetes for the northern dis- trict of Illinois. On motion of Mr. Wasbburne, of counsel forthe defendant in error, this cause was dismissed for want of jurisdiction. No. 251. The St. Louis, “Alton, and Chicago Railroad Company, plaintiffs in efror, vs. Clark, Brothers & Co. In error to the circuit court the United States for the northern district of ll- Mnois. On motion of Mr. Polk, of counsel for the defendants in error, this cause was dismissed for want of jurisdiction. No. 282. Wm. Smith impleaded with Roswell E. Goodell, plaintiff in error, vs. Clark. Brothers & Co. in error to the circuit court of the United States forthe northern district of Illinois. On motion of Mr. Polk, of the counsel for the defend- ants inerror, this cause was dismissed for want of jurisdiction Nos. 274, 275,276, 277, and 278 Wm 8. Moss, Abner C. Harding, et al , survivors of Wa. Kel- legg, deceased, plaintiffs in error, ve. Edward Charles. Errors to the circuit court of the United States for the northern district of Llino’ Mr Justice Wayne delivered thepinion of the ourt, dismissing these cases for the want of jurisdic- tion on account of defective citations. They being irregular jn this, that they cite the parties to ap- pearata = anterior to their date, and are there- fore null and void No. 301 a is W. Walker. plaintiff ia er- ror, vs. Melville Gcdman. {[nerror to the cir- cuit court of the United States for the eastern dis- trict of Louisiana. On motion of Mr. Janin, of the counsel for the defendant in error, this cause was decketed and dismissed with costs No 4, of December December term, 1857.—The Ocean Tow Boat Company Owners, etal » appel- lants, ve Owners of the Crescent City,et al. Mr Justice Wayne delived the opinion of the court on the motion of Mr. Benjamin that the appel- lants are entitled to receive $1,119 06 of and from the owners of the Crescent City, and that the de- he entered at the last term be reformed accord- ingly. No. G0. The People of the State of ex rel. Asa Calter, et. al., plaiatiff in error, vs EdyarC. Dibble, county judge. The argument of this cause was continued by Mr. Martindale for the defendant in error, and concluded by Mr. Gillet for the platatiffs in error. Adjourned until Monday, A Sosstiturs Bitt was reportea in the Senate yesterday by Mr. Bright to provide for the care and preservation of the works constructed by the United States, under the superintendence and control of a qualified officer of the Engineer De- partment, acting under the Department of the Interior, as the most economical means of taking care of and keeping in order so costly a work. The second section provides a complete and continued supply of water for all Governm purposes in the cities and District of Columbia. The third section authorizes Washington and Georgetown to connect supply pipes with the main conduits, to be made in the strongest and best manner, and requires the provision of a suffi- efent number of hydrants for the public supply of the water to the inhabitants and the means of using the water for security against fire, and for useful and sanitary purposes. This section se- cures to the ie all the advantages and con- veniences which is intended by the Government that they should enjoy . The fourth section allows supply pipes to be laid down in all cases where the building lines of avenues and streets are more than half the @istance occupied by houses, and in other cases &@ majority of the owners of lots apply for The fifth section secures the use of water in upon payment for the service pipe and a small rent for the use of the water, and requires the work to be done by a plumber licensed by the Corporation The sixth section requires the appointment by each of the Corporate authorities of Washington and Georgetown of a competent engineer, well acquainted with hydraulics, to be charged with attending to all the necessary work, which two engineers, with the one appointed by the Presi- dent, are to form a board for the consideration and settlement of all propositions and questions relating to the scieutific and practical execution of all parts of the work, arrangement of details, &e The seventh section authorizes the Corpora- tions to obtain loans on the issue of stock, for the purpose of supplying water without delay, confining them to such amounts as may bz needed for the | sone per The eighth section authorizes the Corporations to assess certain taxes and water rents, for the Bayne of reimbursing the expenditures and * New York, At THe Centre Mauxer this morning, busi- ness appeared to be unusually dull. The gang- ways were not all crowded with purchasers, and the demand was less than usual at the closing market day of ek. The prices were not af- fected by the in vity of the demand, remaining mostly as quoted last week, but in some respects higher. The bay market was well supplied, the prices varying from 75 to $1 perewt. The fish market exbibited ao increased supply; the butch- ers offered a tempting variety of meats in their departments, and the vegetable and Poultry dealers displayed in a choice supply at their stands and wagons, but the demand and sales appeared to be dull. Small lote of country pork were offered at the scale-house at Prices about the same as last quoted. Prices were about as ing off the loans, and author‘zes the stop age upply to houses unless the taxes are pai Eech corporation shall appoint a register of ‘water rents and taxes, and a treasurer for the Po- temac water fund. The Mayor and Presidents of the Board« of Aldermen and Common Council of each city shall constitute a board of management and con- trol of the affairs of the water-works Whenever the loans authoriz-d by this act to be mad+ bythe Corporations shall have been off by the taxes and water rents, such taxes | follows: sn shall be reduced so as to barely pay | Beef, fresh, pr Ib. als) Eggs, per doz.... 20a25 Necessary expenses, and provide a sufficient sur- | Salt Do. ° 7 Roll butter. 26430 plus to guard against accidents or casualties. |Phil’a prin 40 The most approved, effectual, and du:able 2| Cheese. 12414 system of underground sewerage and surface 2} Onions, 37 drainage is provided for. Peaches, qt 12a Pull legislative powers for the maintenance, 2) Oyster Plan: - Bad rotection, end preservation of the water works Cabbage, pr head 6al5 if their limits are conferred upon the respective Beets, peck...... 3I Corporations Carrots 3 The committee on Public Buildings and [trig ie Grounds, in their report accompanying the bill, Turntp, pee > say in effect that they have endeavored to guard |Spinnach. k 37 z ~ iSp! peck... and protect every interest concerned in this sub Chickens, pr pair. 37275; Ducks, tame, pr.. 62a75 ject, which, on reflection, they think are of great —— otatoes, pk. 25237) Do. red-heads.... $1 magnitude and timportance; that the paramount rea Potatoes ... 50) Partridges,each.. 18825 faterest with which the United States have in | Corn, ear. prbbl.. #445) Brant, pr these works will not admit the idea of allowing | Gof, shelied..... these Corporations to assume a jurisdiction over Penge td ge them, except so far as they ma: a ty one push. do so by Congress, who, according to the Consti- 4 tation, "ave the exclusive legislative power in Fish, cod per Ib., 10 atl cases in the District of Columbia Do. black do.do, 12 The use of the water to these two cities is gra- Do. floundersdo.. 10 tuitous, and Congress has a right to attech con- Rock, banch. 5 ditions to the grant, more especiaily when these 50} Perch, do.. 37 conditions are intended to protect the great work from injury and secure in perpetuity the full con- veniences and benefits arising from an abundant supply of the purest and most wholesome water, and at a cost which in process of time not dis. tant will become merely nominal. The provisions of this bill secure to the inhab- itants of the District all these advantages, and by particular directions restrict the corporate autborities to the execution of the work in the best and most effectual manner; sufficient to re- inburse the cost of the work, and keep it always in repair, and obliges theseautborities to reduce the charges to the people when the loans and deb sare paid, aud secures to the inhabitants all tue blessings of ebundance of pure water, and secures them against the exactions of ava- rice and monopoly. Prov. Henry is earnestly appealed to by the Seventh Warders who attend the Smithsonian lectures, to have some such facilities of ingress and egregs afforded them, at the southern Tenth street entrance, as have been accorded to the city-siders at the northern entrance, where a swinging gate has been substituted for the awk- ward stile No better argument we are sure, needs be addressed to Prof” H_., who understands the value of time ax well as any man living, than the fact that the long line of lecture-goers are LAS era! 7 detained here fifteen or twenty minutes, while they file one by one through this stile, and that too, when the weather is cold and stormy. The planking of the walk, too. ut this entrance is rotten gs displaced, and the mud somewhat of the deepest. Altogether, the Sev- enth Warders have rather a time of it in getting at the lecture room, and we trust their case may be attended to. New way to Cottect a Drsr.—Yesterday afternoon, about 5 o'clock, a quarrel between two colored individnals attracted a crowd of boys to the corner of Sixth and N streets north. The ma in dispute appeared to be the payment of certain money which one alleged the other owed him. The debtor appeared to be decidedly averse to settling up, and was about walking away, when the hungry creditor displayed his determination to force'a payment e knocked the debtor down,"drew bis pocket-book from his pocket, and, calling the boys around to witness that he did not levy on more than the debt, took a dollar from the pocket-book and returned the balance to the owner. This plan of collection may work well with refractory debtors, but it bas reprehensible features, as the collector would perhaps ascertain if brought before a court. Sitesontan Lectorys .—The fourth and last tecture of Prof Caswell’s course on Astronomy came off at the Smithsonian, last night—the uranch of the subject treated of being Siderial Astronomy. He commenced by alluding to the beauty and purity of the starry heavens, which never changed, but were precisely the same ax tn the days of the patriarchs. The number of stars visible to the caked eye at any one time is only abeut three thousand—the number to be seen during an entire night, about seven thou- sand. Tke number brought into view by the telescope ts incalevlable. millions being seen in asingle cluster. The stars are not equally dis- tributed over the heavens, but are dense in some portions and sparse tn others. In illustration of this fact he ailuded to the “milky way,’’ so clearly definable by the naked eye. The early Greek Ast omers had grouped the stars into constellations, which they had named after cer- tain animals which they were fancied to resem- bie in general outline. Besides the consteila- stronomers have marked the heavens off es of latitude and longitude, so that one astronomer can direct another to the locality of any particular star as definitely as a man’s fesi- dence can be given inacity. All be has to do ts to state the constellation, the latitude and lon- gitude, and the part of the constellation or fan- cied animal in which it is located. The stars are also designated by nitude,"’ this term being used in reference to brightness and not size. The stars vistble to the naked eyes are divided into six classes of nitude; all after the sixth class are telescopic The distances of the tixed stare fromthe earth are su very great that as- tronomers do not undertake to estimate them ja miles. The standard of measurement adopted is the velocity of light, which is estimated to be at the rate of 192,000 miles per second. The nearest fixed star is so remote that it is estimated that it takes three years and a half for its light to travel to the earth, and that if the star were extinguished from the heavens, it would be three years and a half before the inhabitants of the earth would know it, as the stream of light would continue coming that long. The siar Sirius is estimated to be so remote that its light is twenty-two years in traveling to the earth, and others of the stars visible to the naked eye are estimated to be seventy-two years of velocity distant. Itis estimated that if the star Sirius ‘were removed so far away that it would take 16,500 years for its light to reach the earth, it would still be visible by the telescope. It is —— tbat some of the stars now visible by be telescope, are 100.000 years of velocity dis- tant, at the rate of 192,000 miles to the second. Tus Taratas —The play of “Masks and Faces,”’ last night, again drew a large and fashionable audience. Among those present we noticed several Senators and members of the House, as well as a large representation of the beauty and gallantry of the Metropolis. As on former occasions, the play was well performed— we saw grave Senators joining heartily in the rounds of applause with which it was received The performance to-night ts a new play en- titled ‘‘Mesalliance,” translated and adapted to the stage by Miss Davenport, on which occasion this accomplished lady takes ber farewell benefit. Of course all those whom she has afforded such genuine pleasure for the past two weeks will be on band to take leave of her. Work Acaty.—It will be an interesting Item of news to-day, at manya fire-side where the Star circulates, that the committee—Messrs. John Davis, C. T. Clark, and JB. Conway— on the part of the discharged Capitol employ had an interview witb the Secretary of Wart morning, and that he informed the committee that he bad authorized Capt. Meigs to set the men at work again. They were thu ployed. it will be remembered, when th P' priation ran out on the Post-Office extension, and also last year on the Capitol extension. The committee express themselves as warmly sensi- ble of the kindness and courtesy which they re- ceived at the hands of Secretary Floyd. Waren Pipes in tue Sevexte Warv.—We notice that workmen have been engaged for sev- eral days past ja attaching cross sections to the main water pipes down Four-and-a-half street This street is destined to be one of the most fash- jonable fn our city. There is little douvt that Coagress, at its uext session, will order lights to be placed ail the way from Pennsylvania avenue tothe Arsenal. This ward gains gradually but surely every year. AT THE annual meeting of the Western Hose Company, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Wm. Riggles, president; R. L- Mastin, vice-president; W. P. Hagerty, sec- retary; J. R. Spaulding, assistant secretary; F Holtzman, treasurs H. Smith, Thos Mac- nerhany, W. B. Thorn, directors; Wm Riggles, R_L Mastin, W. P. Hagerty, FN Holtzman, W. B. Thorn, delegates to the fire department. Cincutr Covurt.—The case of Doe dem Jobn W. Massey agt. Wm. H. Deets, sur. of Eliza- beth, was yesterday decided, by the jury bring- ing in a verdict for the defendants. To-day, the case of Stewart agt. Naylor, in which action is brought to recover from the de- fendant a molety of commissioner's fees, re he Tux Postic Scuoots —There having inad- vertently occurred some discrepancies in the public notices heretofore, we are authorized to Sanounce the following programme as having been definitely ayreed a for the visits of the public schools to the gallery of the Washington Art Association : The First District having made their visit, the Second District will occupy from nine to half- past ten, a. m , on Monday and Tuesday next. The Third District will be admitted ons Wed- nesday and Thursday following; and the Fourth District will be received on the ensuing Friday and Saturday. By the kindness of the Board of Management, Monday moraing, the Mth inst., has been allotted for such of the schools of the Third District as could not be accommodated on either of the days Specially assigned tothem. The room, we ua- derstand, cannot comfortably hold more than 200, and the sumber of scholars in that district exceeds 500 Rivez —The steamer Diamond State bas not yet made her appearanc® in the Potomac, but Will probable resume her regular trips in a week | to be due on account of services rendered in or two. The George Page is making regular | soreeeay ray — . The amount claimed in trips daily between Washington and Alexandria | ‘Be case is $7,600. with every appearance of doing a good business. She has been thoroughly repaired while off duty, and in ber present condition looks like a new boat. The Thomas Collyer is Rearly ready for Tesuming service, baviog been substantially ren- ovated while on the stocks, and will resume the regular Mount Vernon trips,so we learn, next Remember the Fair of the fair ladies of Wes- ley Chapel to-night at the Assembly Rooms, Louisiana avenue. You can hardiy spend an hour more pleasantly than in giving them a call All their articles are got up in the very best taste, and the ladies themselves are unsur, Tuesday. Oysters at the wharves are scarce and | jn beauty, intelligence, and amiability. Our geoerally inferior gets and held at bigh | word for it you cannot help but enjoy yourself Prices. No arrivals of coal. immensely. bo os meat We wear that the owner of the colored boy who was drowned at the United States Hote! by falling in a well, bes brought suit to recover his value. of the ground of the insufficiency of the covering to the well. ‘Suz Mancriren’s manifesto in another column, Faitxp ro Prosscurz.—Wm. Palmer, color- ed, who was charged with an assault and battery on Edward Fitzgeraid, appeared for trial yes- terday before Justice Donn. The prosecuting Witaexs faili to appear, this case was dismias- od = Bat, ‘Waren Rurunns.—The dock at the guard-house indicated a quiet condition of those beats reporting—not a single trial case being en- tered. The sheet was not blank, however, for it was filled with the names of thirty-nine lodg- GEORGETOWN, Correspondence of The Star. " / @xonertown, Feb. 5, 1859. Our City Councils had before them 1 ast night, ein; most of whom have been living upon the | an immense amount of business, and were in charity of the citizens of Washington, or other. | session until alate hour. But Uttle of the bust- wise, during. the winter, though few, if any of | ness, however, was com; - Treonly bill of them, ate residents of the city. Unfortunately, | 82¥ Momert which was ted was the tax the sturdy beggars could not be accommodated | bill, which was passed by the Aldermen and at the workhouse at their firstcoming. Now, that the spring is approaching, they can be made the corporation in to remunerate If sent to labor on the farm for the long‘term. Tux two finely-drilled and handsome-looking companies of Cadets at the Georgetown College oe The ring Mr. Muncaster made some rather Teve- tations. He stated that the present consumption of the article by the street lamps was costing about 70 per cent. more than the whole amount yielded by the 10 per cent. tax on the every $100 of property in the town levied to pay for are visiting this city to-dey on parade, and will | that service. dine at the National Hotel with invited guests. Mr. Thomas F. Evans was elected, last night, by a joint meeting of the City Councils, a police officer, to fill the vacancy caused by the removal of Jesse W. Kitchea, and Mr. William J. Gos- zler was elected gauger of spirituous liquors, and inspector of salted provisions. We learn from gentlemen who have over the entire line of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal the last four days that they have never witnessed the sume amonnt of energy and activi- ty, upon the part of the emplo , ON any oeca- sion heretofore, to put the whole of it fn good Let as has been visible for some time past. The general opinion is that it will be in better Tax Freer Swap of the season will be served up to-day by that star caterer, J D Hammack. Mind the numbers, 204 and 206 Pennsylvan’ avenue, W illards’ Hotel block, and ‘“‘when found make a note on’t.’’ LAMENTABLE Suicives.—W. our streets dyi! ach: into the grav: Peete < Liv — 18 001 and re It ‘may be found at all condition the ensuing spring for the accommo- Ws Caxgs, very and very oh: at the Phi phia Coutectionery, corner 120m and F oe eee SP enn te Mn vie hee —- joe Cream and Water Ices —— The young ladies attached to Miss Harrover’s Seminary gave a concert of vocal and instru- mental music last night, which was attended by several hundred invited guests from your city and ours. Every piece sung and performed on the piano was executed in excellent style, the large audience often manifesting their entire gratification by long and loud applause. The Roget inde Seminary, under the ement of Miss Harrover, is rapidly acquiring a reputa- tion for usefulness it has never enjoyed heretofore. On the 31 insta iy ther the instant, the Rey, Father Roy! FRANCIS A REARDEN to MARY a SHOM: TELL, both of this city, (Baltimore papers please copy.) * On the Sd instant. by the Rey. Wm. Rodgers, JOHN N. BERRY to SARAH JANE PAL- MER, all of this city. (B pers please copy.) * In Georce‘own, on Thursday, Feb. $d, by the | The ladies’ fair at Forrest Hull was Pedra § Rev. Father Asiwanden, FRANCIS, eldest son | crowded again last night. Everything connec: of Louis Viale, of Leghorn, to MARY’ CECILIA | with it moves along with a degree of good feel- JOHANNAH ELLMEYER CALLAN, of ing and harmony, which renders it truly a desi- Georgetown. rable place of resort on each evening. Let every ee io reader of the Star in Georgetown attend this even- . DIED, ing. It isexpected that the fine set of silver On Friday evening, at 1 o’clook, Mr. GEORGE | ware will be raffed off, and many very desira- NCES 0: respectfully invited to attand his funeral on Tor | , The offering of beef cattle at the yards yester- morrow (Suuday) Afternoun. at 2 0’ clock, from his day amounted to about 225 bead, 195 of which resideuce on L stree , betwoon 4}¢ aud 6th streets, ‘was purchased by District butchers at $3 50a85 on the hoof, equal to $7a$10 net; afew very = sold for 5c. per 1b. gross. The remaining 30 ape leftover. Sheep da5c. per lb. Hogs 8a 38 50. No change in the flour or grain markets. AUUTION SALES. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auotionee pesemprony axp UNRESERVED SALE —_—_—_—_—_—_—— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. LADIES’ FAIR.—The Parr fur of Trinity Church, iCoreeie G will open at Forrest Hall, on MONDAY Sist, and continue during the week. The oitizens of Washington and Georgetown are reminded that the ladies having the Fair in charge have, by their united efforts, (to assist their worthy pastor.) procured some of the most beautiful and estas Wine Reo ONBRE MOEN: attractive articles ever exhibitec fair room in UNGARIAN WINE, &0.—On = Washington or Georgetown. The adies feel as- | ING, February 7th o’clook, on the first floor sured that their charitable undertaking wi.l be fully appreciated by the ble, and their exertions ned with au [I~ An excellent set of SILVER will be ratfied ia 23-tf Without reserve, = dozen jenuine Loadon Dock eener, 75 case! a "i ines various brand: Terms: $30 and unde , ‘ ler cash ; over that sum a credit of 60 and 90days, for notes ‘satisfactorily en- by Se bearing fe An excellen for early in the week. oe acta TO THE VOTERS OF GEORGE- i TOWN.—At the solicitation of many citi- zens | have consented to bea candidate for the may - oralty at the coming election. : in 27 te* J. A. MAGRUDER LOCAL TELEGRAPH. The Magnetic Telegraph Company have estab lisheda paleacseh Station at Ben etown, which interest. J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auots By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. GOVERNMENT SALE OF FROVISIONS, ¥ &o , BY ORDER OF THE Navy AGENT.—On SAT. URDAY, the lth of February, I shail sell, in front of my auction room, on the corner of 7th and D sts.. at 10 o’clock a. m., the following goods, by order of the Navy Axent, viz: in direct connection with their offices in Washin: 3 on blue Fisnnel Drawers, tonand Alexaniris, Thas the public of the thri 25134 ibs. Bread, cities may have instant communication upon all 12246 Ibs. 5 matters of business, pleasure.or convenience, with- 20 ibs Pork, os relying upon the slow and old-fashioned means Rs — Bice of intercourse. . A The rate tween any two of the above men- 3544 Ibe. Batter. tioned places will be 2 cents for the first ten words | Terms cash in specie. 8nd 1 cent for each additionsi word. ‘The address | baat of W. FLINN New Agent. and signaiure are not charged. ja 2-2aw&ds ‘A. GREEN, Auot. : J. KENDALL. = _ja2-eotf General Superintendent. MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES. AN Cc ADDIB8SON FRANCE & CU., MANAGERS, “| DEALER IN ‘i tteries are draws by Statoauthority. and ALL KINDS OF FEED, wate moe ot a Stabe Commisnionet, yi 5 2 drawing for ov: ty years. ee and 93 Water street. Georgetown. oh to paretise tact con with enol dence. buy m the Maryland Loi 1s, 88 there bh 4 UGAR,MOLASSES, AND CLOVER SEED. | never been & question as to their Se ge or fa 10hbds prime N.O Sugar, of drawing, and no prize sold but w ‘Was promptly 20 bbi do. do. Molasses, 50 by is Free Ciover Seed, “LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK, Soft-sheil Almonds, 400 Ibs, To be Drawn in Batti & CiTY EVERY AVTER- packages Buach and Layer Raisins, moon ars U'cLoce, is ‘or sale by —— fas: WBA TENNEY._ WASHINGTON COUNTY LOTTERY,CiassF VALENTINES. ; " bruary 7 A compre rt BENZINES. .arimental and Fo be drawn on Monday. February 7. Comic VALENTINES, of the istest styles. Algo, Capita's. =! 8 beautiful variety of Lace and Ornamental Pape 1 prize of. - ++ Q27814 ri for Valentines ; Envelopes to suit. Wholesa'ean 2 pean 5,000 | 2 retail, at MISS THOMAS’ 2 Book and Fancy Store, 2 fe eo3t 85 High street, near First. =_ &oy &o. A®, ERICAN CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR. Tickets $8, haives $4, quarters $2, eighths G1. HENRY ADDISON will be supported for aan, Mayor of Georgetown by the American party. in (peR cer u—CIDER !! Grocers snd other retailers can be supplied with ime C: ed CID “oe im quantities to suit, and on TUESDAY. BEL AIR LOTTERY, Class E ‘o be drawn on Tuesday. February 8, 7 nu 12 di ballote, 1 prize of ___. ado o ‘000 iz 5,000 | & . &eo. &e., &o. Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quarters 91.25. UEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY. Class2, 'o be drawn on Wednesday, February 3, 78 numbers—14 drawn ballots, ARNY & SHINN. WARTS. Se LADY FROM PHILADELPHIA, who has en _superintending ina hotel, would like to engaye a Situation in this city as sueh,or to do family sewing. Apply at No. $00 20th street. _fe 5 2 WANTED-A good COOK, WASHER, and IRONER. Appy with recommendations at Ne. 112 Green street, Blorg-town, D.C. fed AN ORGANIST WANTED—A first-class Or- gauist in an Episcops! Church. None but a thoroughly competent Organist wanted. Apply at sus: Capitais. ——- $3100 Situs | to Pee 500 | 10 1 prize of. 1 @ 5 — &o.. &o. &o Tickots $10, haives $5, quarters $2.50, eights $1.25, THURSDAY. CARROLL COUNTY LOTTERY, Cinas 6, To be drawn on Thursday, February 10, 78 numbere—18 drawn ballots. tais. the Piano and Music Store of JOHN F, ELLIS, 820.0 i a 306 Peon, Avenue, between 9th and lth sts fag ridin vate a 5,000 | aprines i e4 ; Wanted, a PARTNER with three ‘Lalwon ates. ote, $4 30) or hint thawaad detlae sot Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quarters $1.25. proktable, aud established buzine: ue. Address Eas. eee 0 FRIDAY, ~ ERIVER LOTTERY, Cisse, ‘Whumbers—itbalicte. : tals. s rg 1 pnze of... art dp oes Cy &o.. &o. Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quarters $1.25. POKOMO) sds scan atc ee eter hast Tobe MPLOYMENT ROOMS.—Persons seeking Employment will please cai! at our Insurance fice and x their names, They will then uted ed. ma examine t. i bar 4 of 1,188 @ adjoining room frem 9 a. wu receive all the sasistance in cur bower. (We SATURDAY will endeavor to Teaso! © wants ie - ts ici MARYLAND SPATE LOTTERY, Class C cae ae ne RENNES SP ONBDA LE. To be drawn on Saturday, February 12, _ia St No. 520 7th st., near D. or res A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, of middle age, a $s0,00 | 20 prizes of... gtaduate of the University of France, desires 15,646 20° do to give lessons in the Frencn: anguage and litera- 6,009 /20 do ture in schools and private classes. The &e, &o., &eo. Tickets $15, halves $7.50, quarters 3.25, eichts 147. Address R. FRANCE & CO., Bartmerg, Mp. _ iia DOLLAR LOTTERIES. erences willbe given. ‘The abo frught with success in the bes! k during three years. Addr. Ky Pout Othee, Washington, D. WANTED—To exoha smali one. Avety at nue, between loth and lith ats. ANTS.—The proprietor of the intetligence jarce House for a New York ave- a 10-tf MONDAY. PATAPSCO INSTITUTE Yorr ERY, Clast 32 To be drawn on Feb. 7th, onday. Fe Offices and House Agency. 31 C street, corne 78 numbers—12 bailote. of 7th, respectfully solicits the nage of faui- Capitals, a: hes regmirin competent Servants of good charac- prize of. —— ter. yaxted, how. several Seed Cooks, Chainber- : 4 5 — < = 8-ly Se eee Tickets $1, shares in proportion, DAY. BOARDING. fod fot Besee AND ROOMS.—Persons can be ac- commodated with Board and Rooms, in a vate Suis. ty applying at No. 435 llth street, be- tween G and H. fes iw* FOR RENT AND SALE. ee ee Fe SALE~A three-story BRICK HOUSE containing 8 recoms. on L street, north side, be- co INSTITU ites ot drawn on Tuesd: TTERY,Ciass 33, + Feo 8h. 1 prize of.. i do. y °. Tickets $1, siisres in proportion. Psco INSTITUTE VOTTERY Cissas4, reray be drawn on Wate Feb. sth, tween ° Cr oy eed oale to se laty the or iS co ah a a ha ots, itors ‘rice quire No. street. - . 000 «1 pri . S00 a= sr rs Stan 2?" to 9S 0: ENT—A first-class 4-at Dw L- Coe c. F ka ltau, E on eth between’ and OS Tickets $1, shares in proportion, The house is furn ‘£88 8nd bath-room. and pe res for comfort. Possession THURSDAY. given early in ‘Maren. Apply to THOS. PARKER, PATAPSOO INSU Th SOTFERY Clase 3% ‘4 on Thuraday, Feb. 10t! Opposite a UANiNe @ 5 wie eolm* =| mere aH drawe RS. JONES ES! ED TH tals. " ohares of her House, 284 G street, is prepa B50 0; 2 prize of. ___.. 86°0 to furnish pleasant ROOMS, with or without 1,000 2 do . + bau BOAKD, to those who may wish the oumforts of a 2 do. et home. fe 4-3t* &eo. x LE OR RENT—A two-at: E “DWELLING, with side alley, att sted ons strode (No, 3299.) between Massachusetts avenue th ming heat ceiling mens pereeel maaer 3 Rood Bumurer kitchen; out-houses, tee toe toon bh apply on the premizes. le 3-3t* TEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE © P, with Dereltivg- jouse &nd 5 Acres o; Toanath station on A. Land Hampshi e Rail |, (ROW near com: ) Also, a Tract of containing about pores. chiefly in timber, half'a mile from the Saw Mull, and lying Saeea Peon fhe Raul- " Herndon Post Office: ti County jn6-1m ‘irginis. a Ve. R REN T—A modern built three story BRIC: FOWeouin i itn beak R Y. a er Ture F LOFTERY.Ciasasé oe drawn on Frida tllcta 2ds gar RD Y.. . ie es Classs7 'G, containing 10 rooms, with buildm; ‘ocd dry cellars, other &eo &o. jenoes, newly painted ‘and cleaned, situated Tickets $1, shares ont street north, between 'zth and 13th. “Terms | For orders sddress ie erate. Inquire vext door weet. fel eost* fed-tr ne Baad A ixiemnodie yond eee Sane me uated X AMBROTYPES of the ons, and Littic Falla roads, coosietiny of 1oeeee ee AMER OSTEO Se cont Figs ae fiite Pence wither ee" one i cm £T— ree-stol 7 Le Fons NT he HMAME MOUSE on Gat. or leaded Seat minds, ratent feencraed Pa. Tox D.manwon, Somes "Sag ee TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. TN, By WALL & BARNARD, an: PE. FTORY. SALE OF FIN . AND Sitver Wa Gi . FINx GOLD TATIONERY, Fancy Goons, IG ARS, GLA! ving Im- RS, TABLE AND TLERY, Ao; #0, EVERY EVENING, som, clcg.a: 6 o'elook, at No. 512 Tth street, oppo- Mite the Inte.ligencer Office. fect WALL & BARNARD, Avots. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. £ SALE OF SILVER-PL. WARE, Cutlery, Rioh Gold Jeane thes DVRS Browns’ Hotel, will Sroroak — ing * St o’c ook a. m., and 7 THE LATEST NEWs_ ee eee By Telegraph fer the Evening Star, Fires in Connecticut, Baxtronp, Feb 3—Gray’s machine Lowe gtaies Tas Kutongs iat n wngging barned this conatig. tat tof the tet GOLD EWEiRY, The nearly cover the loss Utah Udictary. Sr. Lovis, Jan. 5 a letter from Suit Lakes 1a eget is stated that t the French J will ret i Wo'slook tale fo expecia! an Ietled that all efforts to enforce the ieee ng? sat AL NARD, Auots. ‘ ce in Sagara. . . 5 Advance in BE: F. spn EELS y. at Bans New Origans, Feb. 2 —Therets an BXENING, Jon. 20th,and Livery Evening antiitie | ¢mand for sngar in this market, and the on western account is large. Prices are and fully fair is now quoted = Having been years with Z. Pratt, Esq.. I at 6x a8% cents. seven would be happy to see all pis gt customers, stook is one of the est best selected over brought to this cit comping si The Cotton Shipments, Fine Famuiy aud Pooket Bibles, Praver Books, New Onueans, Feb.4 —The total excess of re- ‘he Standard Poe! rich antique 8, besa- | Ci pts of cotton at the ports, com with tifally ill acd » the same Period year, now Froore spond mil- averiy Novels. 12 volu complete, lion bales dine Do en fost styles of binding, complete in K ceney Forger. Cluskey’s Po.itioal Text Book, ke. keo, New Lonvox, Conn., Feb. 3 —Keeney, the ‘8 ATe warranted new 8 ., Books | forger, was sentenced s oe eivpte sale during the day st half publisher's 9 ke Superior Court to- day to the State Prison fo: prices. t ive years. omens Ape d contiomon are invited to eal! and ex- No tien Dectt a Augtion sale commencing at 7 o’clock at Cassidy's | |, AUSU*TA, Feb 4—Mr Stephens has written « Oid Store, between 10th lith streets, Penn ave nue. Books now o rivate sale. letter to bis friends positivel refusing pen for : ‘i JAS. C. MeGUIRE & CO, Aucts, gressiona! nomination. Brn, F, French. Salesman, 2t-tt * Sonstcsstonal Nomination. * By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, 4 district bree nome te {epublicans of the LOSING OUT SALE OF E third district have nominated on. Alfred Burn. CHS hk PLg,, FRIDAY AFTERNGON, | hum for Congress. February ‘Ot balf-past six o'clock, at the or peg a 00 we, oval close out the invoices of e _Non-arrival ef Steamers. —_ fooie wolhca a shelves, of which New Yorx, Feb. 5, 1.15 P. m —There are yer P. —Purohasers at forme: ll please oa!! for their Books Previous to hat - ia fe 2-8t J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auots. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, MARSHALS SALE OnSaTu FE: aoaet of the European steamers Kangeroo and sia. Fraud in Missouri. St. Lovrs, Feb. 5 —The loss to this Stete the recent discovered canal checks will amount to $210,000 New York Markets. New Yorx, Feb 5.—PFlour is firm: enles 7.600 bis restaurant, bbi« : State €5 20ag5 30; Obie 86 Mass 35; South. correr of 7th an F perior a: @ pearly new Billiard Table, wy peter vet ne es 3,000 erms: ne -third ;t p a juiet; - i sal dese. for satisfactorily endorsed yore mar ern #1,37. . nied cups Pee teres: Corn is quiet; sales 12,000 bushels; yellow Se WM. SELDEN, U. 8. Marshal D Cc. 2 + fe2a J.C. MoBUIRE A CO.. Aucts, | 15°: York ts firm; mess $1Su$i8 62; prime $13.68 By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO Auctioneers. $13.75 secietan MARSHAL's SAL OF VERY SUPERIOR Lard is quiet at 125 alc. Li .w E | Ww ; MUILNUNG: Febroaty sth at [0 o'oeans ve the | NY = Armat Se 10 0’ cieck, first floor of the auc ion rooms of Jag. Co tucGune & Co., by virtue of an execution age Sh mp and chattols of James T. Lioyd. I} shall sell to the bichast bidder, alarge and valuabie stock of liquors, New Yorr, Feb a Orm but » Febraa dull; Chicago and Rock i ti sland 59%; Illinois Cen- \priging: tral shares 66%; do. bonds 87; Michigan Southern vnuvee tate and Derk Braudies, in demijohns and | !%; New Yoru Central 24; Reading 484; Mis casks, ; souri 6's 4 Capea Old Rye Whiskey, in demijohns and bar- wa Gio, iimaie sey oes — ‘or erry: jeira a: nampague W: Lot Cigars, Demijouns, Decanterssdos kor” Terms: $2) and under, cash Gredit of 20, 60. and 9 day dorsed not+s, bearing intere WM. SELDEN fel-d J.C. MeGUI FUTURE DAYS. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ~ Stock OF FINE MILLINERY, BONNETS G4s STOVES! GAS BTOVESB: Bilis FOR COOKING OR H&ATING. W. F. SHAW'S PATENT. Usep sy Brine Attacnep To THR ORDINARY Gas Liont BURNER IN AN APARTMEAT. + overthat sum, @ for satisfactorily en- S Marshal D.C. s & CO., Aucts. AND Fancy Goons. Pur &c.. at Pup | For heating Chambers, Dining-rooms, ‘ors, Of- Lic SaLe.—Un THURSDAY, 10th instant. at te: 2 ooms, » clock &. m , at No. 405 F street north, between6 h toce, ‘Breasing sod Bath. R ad connection ¥ ito any chimney, and be used i and 7th streets, south eide, we will seil, the enti s-ook, &c , as. rs > can in any part of the room. Anordi sized room can be msie WARM IN A large stok of fine Bonnets, FROM THREE TU EIGHT MINUTES. ond Ribbons, go Laces, Flowers, the temperature can be maintained at Tesora, Conde ae ONE CENT PER HOUR.IN THE COLDEST Also. the F WEATHER. oy CS pert le a ree-piy Car; edstends, Haran Si ding, havasome by upward: use in the city of Boston, as ber Gas Burnors, Bureaus, Wardrobe: * and producing & more ag: atmos Washstande, Cook and Parlor Steves, phere tan oan be produccd by any other kuown at oo ae The risk of evil effects arising from 1mpe:fect fe3-ts WALL & BARNARD, Auote, By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Auctiozears. HANCERY S8ALE.—B fl — Citse'Ciroue Court of tae’ Ditties ar Saree of YEARS. cod nor the eines eater I Wincaehy nek Wey eanuaeton, made in the enuse of | bt 4 Rb.and not the slighest aocident éauly e er mes of mos z phyelcians and heirs sad administrator offer at public auo- oe s vo deg 3 tion.on Fin IDAY,the 28th day of January instant, ‘The gas stoves invented by me are entirely die at 436 0’clook p. m., on the premises, Lot No. eux. tinct from the expedients which f-om tune te isen,(16,)im Square No. sae fa ‘ht. (38.) with pear from several sources, al! exhibitirg & Wat the improvements. consisting of an old frame dwel- otnformstion oa points of vital importsnee in se~ ‘erms of sale: One-third of the purchase money | ao by which PERFECT COMBUS- ns the residue in two equal pay- TION is secured is by & nove! appl cp 12 months respectively; to be secured fssie must by approved notes. The terms 0: forated meral, which surrounds eseh acd the > is a wthe | device has bean patented to me in Ainerios. with within one weak after sale, otherwise the | 2°¥" P 2 property may be resold at the risk ana cost of the | fis teeai ts, rend. the Channel Islands, ret purchager, after one week's notice. - P WALTER 8. COX. Tanstes. ‘ GAS FLAT IRON HEATERS. jat-tawkds J.C. MoGUIRE & UO., Aucts. ‘ With ono of these Sp Santee s I> THE AROVE SALE dably post om nl See Be any = ‘he poued unl WEDNESDAY ACTERNOON, es ay I February 2d, same hour and pisce. ling Or fryi.g. o: for nursery or i WALTE* S. COX, Trustee. tv ~~l ua) parle 3g ja 29-4 J. C. MeGUIRE & Ci, Aucts. —_ ranie by J. L. SAVAGE, No.3 . Washiagto in, D.C. PRIVATE RECEPTIONS AND SOIREES. THE CITY ORCHESTRA respec'fully interms the ad f that ther still attend to sica! performances on the P any other selection of I Private Kecoptions to agsure their I THE ASOVE SALE If FURTRER stponed, in cont ence 0 e inc'emern oltre Weather, until MONDAY APTERNOGN Foe 7,eame hour WALTER S. COX, Trustee, fesa_ J.C. MeGUIRE & CO, Aucis. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. TOCK OF GROCERIES, DRY AND FAN + ox, Goons, FURNITURE, &c., aT ATCTION.—On TUESDAY MOKNING, sta instant, at 1 o'clock, at the residence ann sto Mrs Goddard, corner ind & streets, we will seil, the entire stock. We name in part— ugars, ‘leas, Coffee, Tobacco, Liquors. Spices, Candles, Soap, Molasses, Starch. B aoking. ood Ware, Crockery and Gl«ss Ware, Also, Dry and Faney Goods, With other articles, in variety, not here meutioned, Ls. Ths entire househo'd Furniture, as— fa, Mahogany Tabies, Chairs, Carpets. Bedsteads, Bureaus, Warcroves, Ke nd other approved eompsers. .—Any number of references if required. ply at the Music Uepot corner Penn. avenueand I!th street, or &t the residence of Mr. Scheel, No. 54 Pa. avenue, near 22d st. JOHN E. SCHEFI., Agent fe ovr MUSICAL FRIEND, ‘A weekiy publication of Sheet Music, suitable for the players und singers of the Home ret ti { sixteen paces full folio sime, sti! bandssme oover. Tt con: all the pope ar dances di |. Beds, Bedding, * of the d: arrangements m the mcst favorite ee ae operas ; scents, songs. baliads,sirs,&o. An abup- All of whieh will be sold without reserve, for | dant of everything the popular taste “Yes aleneh an and delientfan 7” v. ever fr ee WALL & BARNARD. A eete, | tree ee tet te USICAL FRIEND By A. GREEN, Auetioneer. has been received by th: blac, and comme nda THREE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE RuiLDine Lots on O8io AVENOE AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, ti I shall geil, in front of the premises, ress, are guaranties of ite worth. A work so cheap, acournte,and elegant does any otuer country. same procured at the reguiar stores Sth instant, ‘4 "clock usable and td would cost at least Syan'y, times wha: it costs im ignated as Lots C, D and E. “Our Musical Friend.” Variety and exosilence: original Lot No. 1, in Squa ch having & odioal eo . secured by subscribing to & peri much needed, Pieces by the following composers have appeared in the first tea numbers; the » speak for them , M Lover. Wallerstein, Meyerbeer, . Schubert. Veras. Don: § * ee Baife Rosmal, . ‘a, er, . 5 - ecfh: ren, mart Aucher Crouch, D’ Albert, Bish- No. front of .6 feet 33-190 on Ohio aver and running baol put $0 feet to a4 -foot alley, between 13th aud eets west. e sale offers 8 fine opportunity to per- ing toinvestin @ handsome and repidiy Improving section of the city. ‘The terms of sale are: ©: in tweive and eighteen mont aif cash; balance for notes bearing . A Paesielio, Lindpainter. Beethoven & pcre secured by adeed oftrust upon the prem rk Ait these are withnn tne ei i: fe2d A. GREEN. Auet. nary players mngers Gn) terized by delicious melody and easy > WALL & BARNARD Auctioneers. | ments, B pRusrEe’s SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT aT Prstic SaLe.—On THURSDAY AFTER- NOON, 2.th instant, 8t5 o'clock, in front of the ewe we will sell, et of Lot No, 20,1n Square OUR MUSICAL FRIEN shed weekiy, price 10 cen! may be othe any boaberlior or okies Gealer. ha will be sevt d sect from the o! a gy) numbered 626, fronting 12 feet 6 inches on Massa- | the folowing rates: yearly $5; year $250; chusetts avenu>, between F and G streets north. Ciubs, 3 copies, $i4; 6 copies * 10 copies $40 per and running baok about es fect end improved with ear; same rates for hs't year. No eu tory Frame Dweiling. isken for less than 6 ete peste yastemner sale offers &n investment or the means of se- Office of “Our Musical Friend * FP fort a dwelling fora moderate sum. B. SEYMO! &co., e residue in 6 and 12 mouths, Pete a and seoured by a deed of Srust on the ProPersy 08. C. DONN, Trustee. jal0-eokds WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. DIT TEE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED on 6 Zist Febru: , same bour, “jadl-tawts WALL & BARNARD. Aged, N ARSHAL’S SALE .—in vutue o} fien » issued from the Clerk the Circuit Court of the Distri here the county Bal gg 5 aby ublic sale. for ca: ie of tag of the City Hail, in said cov to be incom y supervor in every yespect cat on SATURDAY, the 12th day of February, 1953, | entirely aifferent in style, ft. workman- commencing 8t 11 o’ciock 8. m., the following goods ship. to any others here or elsewhere an . to wit, viz: A lot of su ior Ivory jo has sade arvangomnente grentiy 66 Cf Leather 8. ‘ombs, Portemon- | business, and thererore sell at oi Music Boxes, Boxes; 1 case Kuives and | moderate rates, on the above Adams’ Pistol and Case; & rupericr lot of Families save halfthe mov ey usually hrown Bracelets: tilver Ciives, Forks ead 5 ipoonss Sil. shoes that have ne.cner style. Books; iot of Gold ‘Studs; a laree lot wamond The cubscriber wal warrant bis in every part Fen: jot of Peariand Prompas Heene Beassies lot eA Outisst three pairs of Ki ~~ lot of Lockers; lot Gold ¢ heins; lot Card guaranty of the inertima- together with many other rare and valuable ed ser we Lol ot that they en perfect stdnare rty of illest hoLAtoctay F Veto god | S'netastaarl meebereane fold to ant joial No. i 1 A CARD. i Ferm, Oe in ODEN, Mowha | OLN: i 51L: for the District of Columbia. fe1-ts MUDD begs to I his friends @ @ the jo —in virtue of aw, ESM das insued from the Clerk's offes of ne Diataiat of Colam an Oe toe = x “to pup iH "ia, Sprce in free ie usual sty le. For durstulity of tak -house of said the 22d day of F ext, 165, at iz0"oioee ma," | futon to Lis uumvorous patrons faroast owt wit: A'l | to be superior and to iz ‘of any style out to : 51136 Sth atreet, rext ia Deol OOK OUT FOR BARGAINS! inning, all = [ON & fale the improve te inereon: ouized an “levied ast arrived BAMiis st Sa meat som, seid to satiety Jadicins term, pee in 1858, in favor ‘ohn we N. soture in the country jam? te Sr Colonia. apoio the Dont mater i fepeatie ieee aw B, W, BAMILTON & 09,