Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1859, Page 3

e oe pendietteetnteiict rae - aoe ~~ ~ ee : “ “ fae LOCAL NEWS. bad gone to the Presidents, When on eee b BP si a i ae AO GHORGETown. AUCTION SALES. (07 Tae Sram pontiswes rue Lies OF LETTERS see, and on ingniry learned that Mr. Sickles and : In your paper of yesterday, in an Mti- — THE LATEST NEWS. poe et SE ; é : to | Cl€ respecting the recent homicide in this city, it] Correspondence of The Star. THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW. axustarso in rate Wasurscton Crrt Fer Ovrien | sy. Sicvied” hous, telehionl paomeladt tees, | is catel— Gzonorrows, March 2, 1859. | By J.C. MqGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. | By Telegraph to the Evening Star. ESDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DinECTIG | and entering the back parlor, met Mr. Batter | pa Rises sarod eds Ba ‘Previously a brother of a Many of the itical friends of Nr. Addison ING OUT SALE OF FANCY GOO! a THEM To BE PRINTED ES THE NEWSPAPER MAVING | worth there alone. He apprared deeply distressed. | duel by Midehiproan Sbacwerta ae Nat the b _ Sa C 7 mid t From Orleans. were thrown into ecstacies a perfect state of wild DOK, STATIONERY, WATCHES AND JEWLLRY, New THK LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THK DALIVERY | ‘Tlis fact her with my retrd and sympathy | quarrel originating about a woman.” &c-[0n THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock, at store | New Oxieans, March 2.—The details by the OF Tux worries. [ts ToTaL paiLy ciRevLation is | for Mr. Sickles, iny affection for Mr. Butterworth, | "Tie cause of the quarrel wes na shout = woman, Saantettae Secon teen ae ee Oman ah stripe, nearly opposite, the Intelligencer | Tennemee confiran the first CT —-- f — MORE THAN DOUSLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DalLy | m and intimate acquaintance eee et Key, | either dirpetly or f irectly. 1 know all the cir- snes 0% Judges | ver Watches, Chains, Jewelry in sets, Lockets, | the French and English 9q before Vere PRivrep iy Tae District ‘OLUMBIA. and friendship fur hin, so overwhelined me with | cumstances of that melancholy transaction,and. as | of election for the Second Precinct. According | Rings, &e. Also, Books, Stationery Craz appear hostile to Juarez and the interests of —— grief that I could not speak to Mr. B. for several | a relative of Midshi Sherburne, [deem it due | to the returns made by the judges, Mr. Crawford Hs Cigars, &c. With a large variety the Li It is reported that they have been ce— Deeratc moments, when, at length, with emotion. he | to his friends. as well as those cf Mr. Key, that I ved in that inet 123 votes. Upon a re. | CRttrs, and other usefal is. a i ing reinforcements by sea, and are evi- Novice.— Dietnict ov Covumta Apverrise- | ROSIN Vicnd you should not grieve so deeply | should contradict the tat est revel Free Pon are. | Sale will be continund Evening this week. | dently favorable to Miraman MESTS TO BE INSKRTED IN THE BaLtimong Stv | “itis deplorable. but Mr. Key deserved his fate." | Respectfully. ‘4.38. B. Wate count of the tally last agit, however, it appears | fe 2-Iw 0c McG IRE & CO., Aucts. Miraman threatens to sack the city ARK RECEIVED AT AND VORWARDED FROM TRE | | then asked Mr. Butterworth to state the facts i seis +e that the judges commi fpr elehid i Moca McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. The aliied commanders had becn applied to by STAR OFFICH to me. which he did. marrating the amcidents sub- | AMON the on d.ts of the day 1s one that when | Which gave to Mr. Crawford twenty votes more | PER PTORY SALE OF CARRIAGES—On | the French and English residents. as well as the 2 —_ — SS | staninilly as they are now given in his accompany- A than he received. If this be the fact. and if Mr. SDAY MORNING, March 9. at 11 | citizens qnecll. ter Protection in case of an at- . : esa ing statement. ‘Tthen said. the meeting was not | Mf Sickles entered the room assigned him st the | Crawford shall be deprived of the twenty votes, | o'clock. front of the Auction Rooms. we shall sell, | tack: but the request was refused. It ie et Ine bet Basa pA rp adviced by you. Mr. Butterworth replied, “no: |J3il, the best iu the building. beasked the jailor if | the reanit will be Crawford 31. instead ef 851, rhein it may concern "| thar the fleet will mot openiy partielpate in “ hich have appeared In tie pantie statements | ] did uot expect any meeting that day’ althon he hadn't a better one to put hit in. No, replied | and Addison 532. which will leave Mr. Addison ker open 5 attack. but will furnish guns and sbelis to any tou to the death of P. Barton Key, Fsq., 1 feel | apprehended acollision as probable at some future the jailor. this is the best place you members of | * @AJority of one vote over Mr. Crawford. What floating battery the Church party cau bring before that it is necessary that I should state the facts so ied; but when or Lew I did not know, nor bad Congress have afforded us. ‘Mr Sickles caved, | Will be the result of the snatter. we are unable to naga Merug the city mn 4 determine. We think it more than likely that a far as Tam connected with the occurrence. On | \If- Sickles ever stated to me” Atthat moment | It is said that by the persuasious of the Rev. Mr. thorough investigati the ill be set Later from i—isiand Quiet. Sunday morning. about 12 m..1 received at the | MF — entered a Se eee eng | Haley, the Unitarian uinister in this city, Sickles on toot to-day, pepe < the friends of Mr. Ad- Fine, bat little weed. New Yore serpy An arrival = house of a friend with whom I was staying.a note | ™€ lpr a sees gt —_ on the sofa in an | has consented to return to Mrs Sickles the wedding dison have already ht legal advice in regard Fide wed newt urdcash; the residue in 2 and 4] tien advices to the 14th ult President bad fon Se ors Bs E. Siekles, rng. Be +| ihe? rel i spelen tay conte es og ree ee ees to the matter. The alleged discovery has caused | T™ a: ily endorsed notes, Searing issued a circular laying @ programme of the new come to me right away,” which showed to Hon ° area 0 little excitement and discussion, and let the 7 rm vaike: ¥ 5 “ constant of the dishonor Mr. Key had brought on | City Inprovement« —The following items of | ™ : | fe@d ____J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Ancts. ns Robt. J. Wal ong € pre _ — his Sa ee hin wots pe child ahat I id inatter result as it may. it will give rise to many = government fe i ld nterest to our citizeus wereadded to the miscella- | jard th Auct All the banished Haytiens sre invited to return nye who was there and said to my friends --what | far ould become Insane, and thought of iation bill in the H t " “ anoeoatamener The National Guard had been dismissed am Sickles desire. 1 fein went to the | Seeding fora physician | neous appropriation bill in ‘ouse of Represent- | or LLENT WORK HORSES, EX All the em § les dle na nding fi ° fR WO EXCELLE ° pleasan ; T R Property of the late Emperor and bis house of Mr. S. On ing arrival} found Me T united, however. with B. in endeavoring to | tatives yesterday: Amendments appro) rer Peper gpa? occurred in our letter of yester- URSDA ORNING, Meech FoR Sate “Ga family agate and remarks of not a very smooth By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO character t been coutiscated. The whole country I : ’ $12,000 for lighting with yas Four-and-a-half, | day, which made it appear that the Council was | THU. ‘ 34. at Nove was quiet. but busi; sevived. a a RD ode i bg ay wag ee gee agen pio ogy | Seventh. andeT'welfth streets across the Mail, and | composed of only ten iheusbers, we deetn it pra, | 1" Tout of the Goce Wak Ge bees Se Feapurd betore I could obtain foes aimee account | Feady to secompany the mayistrate—fur whom he | ¥2-000 for public reservation No. 2. eat ahs toa ay the names of the gentlemen 1 light Express Wagon, nearly new, The Steamboat of The cause of his atttiction. He kept exciaim- | bad sent. as | understood—Mr. B.. Mr. S., the S Dealop, ine 1 fckrell, Kathony Higdes 3 Ino, for nccous j New ORLkans, March 1 —Many of the injured > —s cet -] 8. . Bi . .S. | Also, for account of the Government. i ¥ — tng Lam 2 dishonored and ruined man, and | magistrate. (Mr. eae i Oe ae pet ae vin sae Pacts Oautt soe meter ye jon? ae ee Work Horse. ite aaa ne age tir oie es mat or te Con ees bee Rema +57 % P é ; s 5 5 ; ‘erms cash. 2 pre owr poapend de tihowtag pees asa riage to the front room of the prison. where. after | tlemen were duly elected to serve for the ensuing $Stocmaker, Win: if. Penner, and jressagelel mari-d JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. | blown to pieces. A few of the indies on the after On Friday. Mr_ Sickles received an anonymous | 2 Drief statement of the mere fact of the killing | term: President, Marcellus Marceron ; First Vice ‘ , ay i aaa ee ——————— | part of the boat were injured. The boat was ran letter, stating that bis wife was in the habit of | aud death, Mr. S_ was committed fur further ex- | President. John F. Tucker; Second ‘Vice Presi. | 4 Peete decd gras Shae or aus day that FUTURE DAYS ashore soon after the explosion. - Prior; Secretary, John Carr ; —— meeting Mr. P- Barton Key ata house on Fifteenth | amination. Mr. B. and myself then drove to the | dent, Thomas O our esteemed fellow-townsman, R. Ould, F: Pea Sie - Total Wreck of the Black Warrior sireee: In a neare Arighvorhied- “Throws an | Clab-romes, where the Coroner's imysest was be- | ‘Treseurer, W. J. Wheatley. was likely to receive the appolutuent of District | 1) BY, M a LOS SN Tak EM ap is | Wee Vouk. Mach @T ie Beamon cas agent Mr. Sickles bad ascertained that Mr. Key | in sdigeatin gg whos Pda Fay 2 ech rel Attorney. gave no ordinary pleasure to his unn- | PRU LDDING LOT IN © SDAY -AFTERROON, | gone entirely to pleocs. but ber wactinery will tad rented a house ia that neighburtood, and was | Clu! ‘os Mis haces. Mx Butereioth thea cee @ | £ SPE advertisement in another column of the | dreds of warm persoual and political friends in our | March 7th, at 3 o'clock, ta feont of tho promiace, we | Srovabiy be sav “ 1u the Labit of meeting a lady there corresponding porrahairrerheatrag leg nite the saine narratiee be | Diary of the Ainerican Revolution, from newspa- | midst v vot No. 11, i Square No. 12, trouting 23's | "phe steamer Marion is still ashore ip dress and appe "theese Pag pera Me. 8. a siven to parrative Mr. | pers and original documents, by Frank Moore,a| | We were pleased to seein our midst again, a west, and running back WW fect ° aa es pees F might. "She aad ot nic. | confirmed in a sulequent statement to 1 wok Which nds itself to the attention of | few days ago. Mr. Thomas S. King, formerly a Baltimore Markets. ? i resident (native) of our city, but fur several years “ she pe that she was discov. tupted by deep agony about his daughter. and the American public. “pig Seti Battrmore. March 2 —Flour closed frm; How- Seiicepen wile a Aull couieaionak Cor chia we | sheet Mis Wie ako, ke mala. ea eee CL, : — __ | past the editor of the San Francisco Bulletin. | Mr. ard street and Ohio $6 12 airitine oe" | adding that for Kehe wight have tried ta Tue Nariee Batt taucstraten.—Harper's | King w: a. "eas partum Soames E c u cq. | _. Wheat is unchanged ; White $1 4038145. Red By this peared that this criminal | Sutfer in silen: at home or hope in this ns illustrations of | CoMsratulations by his multitude of warn personal - URDER OF THE ORPHANS’ | ¢; 40. tuleseanerel YD cee kasd tee but after the signals and the discrace be alt and supper | {eds iw his native place. We unders:ind that very F Ree On MOND | Corn closed with an advhneing tendency; yel- somictines. of Me. S., fu the house we neither asked nor wanted advic ud to SiilTinsgton’s and procure a Copy | hae that Ate, King tae de ee etter hye: MORNING: March ith,at 10 clock at the Wine | HOW SUe,; white 78e of ber husband: and that at the commencement of scourse. , , RJ. Warner are all sold. elling from Califor i who fled to the At. | 824 Liquor Store of the late John H. Bathmann, Provisions closed quiet and unchanged the present session of Congress. Mr. Key had hired Wasintxeton Crry, March 1. 1559. z. = : t Pennsytvania aycnw antic States, have Piftecuth strec <tween4?: | Whisky closed quiet; Ohio 29. ts. we shall sell, by eatalogue, all of bix ady commenced doyging : ek of superior Wines, Liquors,and Cigars, com. to annoy bim by threats of ‘Tite pvetic should bear in mind that the Fair ‘TRresrers oF tHe Pesiic 8 HooLs.—The regu- his = and seek my ie ene! s cseph’: ale Orpha al vi wb New York Markets. After he had apprised me of the muthly necting was held yesterday afternoon. oe home te cee Joseph's sop lars law suits and personal viole prising Gakueeokien: New Yorx, March 2.—Flour closed higher; be consulted mea to the course le sent. Col. Randolph. President, and) Mesors, | p{Y tue is still open nds itself to {ynpocin! and Cabinet, ioral Rousa, State $5.40s$5'65; Obio $6.60a86.70; Southern Sda acd vised ther, at 2 . 4 LHR 7 leidsick, Bouche, St. Pera 45. New York: that it was now so near the close of | Monside, Stoughton, Brandt, Price, Willett and philauturopic persons. : . Black seal, ud wae dae ee higher at Inte. advance; Soutbem : t would excite wo remark: that during | AtLee. eae Od Gas Woaulinaton Gite Beeev petite oF the nd other favorite brands, in quarts and piute, white £1.50, Western white 81 50, red $1 4081.45. totter , . Tuck : i . ol ash enev- vl ANDIES. y : 4 tervening between the close of the ses | A letter from G. H. ‘Tucker, of Philadelphia, | Ti# Maxavn srk Seat aaa atin clerk will have to gi nC Very sup rior Pale and Dark Brandy, in wood and | Corn closed steady and quiet; white S0s8Sc., the commencement of the next. he could | was received and read by the Chair. recoumend. | lent Society have addressed an urgent appeal to ford a certificate of election as Mayor. It matters nrope for afew months. and in the mean | ing a new text book on arithmetic by James S sons = oa : yellow matic not how many mistakes may have been made. Pork closed dull; mess $17.25a$17.47 x; prime charitable for means te : Wines. . there is no power viven to bin in the charter to | A™Antilhlo, Brown, fine Pale, Dud’ Gordon, and | $13.00 | lent purposes. parry out their benevo- ne a separation conld be arranged between him- | Eaton for use in th : schools of Washington seif and his wife: that I presumed the affxir was | ferred to the book cc atasittes i i s ther Sherries. ra ; to one or two persons, beyond mere A letter fectn Be P. Akeuside, of Norfolk, | =A APY; native and resident of this city. is an- | vo behind the record. He cannot give acertiticate Old Reserveand Tinta MsAciren; kone. es steady at eee: nl that for the houor of his little dauzh- | Va.. wishing to becomea candidate for election as | NoUnced to address the young men of the nation, | to two and if Mr, Crawford appears with the | Superior Old Port, St. Julian, any eee ey: ter and his wife's friends, this course should be th ttiticate and demands to be er in the Public Schools, was referred tu the | this evening, at Philharmonic Hall. See adver- | Clerk's certifica ttee on examination of idates for teach- y s c of ft ; also, a siuilar application from Miss! Dox't rorcer the ball of the Social Club, to- pple A onprraate Sos. ie L. Simpsor i night, at Thorn’s Hall, Seventh street. Scead- | oath of office. tion to a recent publica- | vertisement. stalled into | Chateau, Leoville, St. Extephe, pursued Tothis Mr Sickles replied, ‘My friend. I would gladly pursue this course, iut sv abandoned, so reckless have Key and my wife beon. that all the aegtors in that neighborhood, and I dare not 1 v of no authority given to the re- | And other Clarets, in pints and quarts, : “=e TTENTIO For FXEEPERS. Teantatier a blak ee Extra Superior and Gibson Whiskey®, in wood ad PATENT caitret swe: R, About 10/000 gennine and superior Havana Cigars, — my the di an = 4 9 a Are. Notz.—Ere going to press, we learn that Mr. | Toxether with Jamaica Ruin, G its are—Ist. It sweeps Star of @ commmnication taken from ce sacl he War in Cri 2 gS F < 2 " money rhe snneits ~ how many other persons. know ali abont the cic. he bord, without its knowledge or | OBEY Youn xtouts more of the War in Crimes, | «quison, on the recount to-day, was declared to Ainputee Atpetats Donte Korerwadan 2 Broom, eS ae t Cums in histo peruistom. ‘The publication, the speaker thot at Odd Fellows’ Hail. have been elected by one imajority—and that a giand Irish Whisky. Arrack Bitters,” Pa Rag a ES then left Mr. in his bed-room, aud, on going | was disrespectful to the board. and he had alluded | . a 2 ve = ris political fo" thi ure Spirits Vinevar, Young’s Ale, astro nd not liable to stairs. 1 met in the tibrary Mr. Geo. B. Wool. | to it in order to prevent other tether es wennee | Water Rererss.—John Thomas and George | Very general rowdy political tight came off this | Poraoh irown Stout, Scoteh Ale, af rapeir; Soa, iste enoliy. wereek aed tesed louse of Representatives; 1 | from making similar publications ia future with- | Hervey, colored, drunk and disorderly ; work- | Morning in Georgetown —Ep. Olive Oil, &e, ont s expressed regret that the letter of the the lady who had the publica- : erletter. Had | derly. fine and costs, 4 ged with the Tn order to aif fair*? He then | out ; mn statement made by Mrs. | sieckles of her guilt. which was written an «= | was then Informed. by Mrs.S. in the presence of two females. and witnessed by them! I read laid it down on the table. and said wn town fora whileand re forming a very extensive stock of | achild; sth. It is durable ai i | house 90 days each. Robert Davis, vazrant; work- | = — TERTIRE MTS | (holozzouds, the reputation of which is too well | 4s, ALGeane guy Carpet thoroughly, tele ine house 9” days. Henry O'Shea, drunk and disor. | GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. | itown to nocd comm ge y= Shcigas' fhe. ccmaacn” me ‘ and 4 a = Alo, a superior Herring Tron Safe, Counters, | ite the be ‘Thesxame individual | @¢OOD COAL ULL Shelving, Caske, Measures &e. . | ee t rains of the carpet nly act of beating his G ‘Terms: $4#and under cach; overthat sama credit be and pete dag Adi é . rd Asin an opportunity to | TA a he wi AND LAMPS. 24 Bridge street, peoras: al antl 6 un a ths, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, | “poe t. eat the Plumbing, Gas Fitting Eestablish= i » the charge unfounded, Justice Donn held | tows gol COAL Ol ed sade Ste! were, 1 i a ; co DER. again, snd fos reac Mr. Wooldridze te e wrong security for Court. a we f =~ a ed pry: seaatl the aoe ae po fe 23-lin next to the Star > to Mr. S. if he should inquir C. sent of the ‘ —— . | SIVE CID GAS obtained at the counting-roon SHE STINGS, OLLCLOTHS, AN diately left the house and walked to the » to olfer a resolu ve oe v.—The undersigned, seeing it publish LAMP: = “see? CoReEn WaTPRIALS. xixteentis street. drank a glaxs of ale with a her therefor by name and in direct terms, ft ho rented his house i cUR E, BUTHMANN, Admin'x. |S rc aad Stra McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. | caer oe Comte eign and make om re mvited to our store, No. ‘may see our intge and at vd - Sick AtLee opposed the resolution. He stated ing the library again. Mr. Wouldride | that no excitement had been aroused in the public y had twice passed the | mind ex lug the affair, and that in the publi- and had a short time | cation the lady had simply made public her own it for the Lu mar i-d h me J. Ricuarp -—— — ot ijde business tn the xtrle of By J. C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneor py ey ian of a Mr. Wright, of No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. Mee Lor ox Sterne AU ABLE BUILD. tractive stot LTT URE DRY GOODS. a i ndkerchicf th Gines as -traction. » whole ” bee! tts. Sin on he has been inthe he a . ee . -apaor | M <tRE > ¥ x 3 carefull if atanen ethene mint et ee it ghogld tenn nat: | Rut oncentines werkaahertealnc it when Me ic] UT TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF RE-| NoGRT Finny ithe tt eee od ha ER: | , Weare prepared to furnish and ca: sive - library and said that he had «seen | thong’ his ahs Bota | requested him to get some wood in it forthe use of | turning to my numerous customers in the District | j ces, we shall sell, Lot No. 37,in Janes Caden’ssub | the standard thorns of elegant LION, hy id --secn | thought the board should not pursue the matter < cted hortl = din the ad ti f Maryland and V 5 - making signals,” and he added. | futher the Mr. Wright, who was expected on shortly to oe — me Apising countios of Seite = if, | division of Square No. 989, fronting 25 fect on 8th | VEL. ET, BRUSSELS, and TAPE! CAR- “My Gud: this is horrible!” I said. “Mr.Sickles, | Mr. Ironside had. at the last meeting of the | “NEY '" Jonx Gar, Colored. | Stowed upon nie for several sears aad Hout eeeoect: glrept wert between Toand M streets north, rinning Sts ho Saf ae GR ES Fou must be calm. and look this iatter square in | board, regarded the matter ar definitely settled, | fully ask a continnance of the fame for the new inctut , : the face: if there be a possibility of keepin the | aud tad been surprised at the publication in the ceortain knowledge of this crime from the pub) “Star.”’ which he stated had created excitement Key a tater a nt that t 3 + DraTM from our na- | firm, assuring them that every effort will be made to | gee fis lot's beautifully situated in a healthy and + ru =| uGmiay be avert d | serve all cash and prompt customers with the mont | (e;rable part of the city fora residence, and will be Atos asa double extra heave. THREE-PLY er's Ind O lowest pric - and DOUBLE INGRAIN CARPETING. you must do notuing to destroy that poss! bil in some minds as to the character of the contro- | Ny Garena > tntion depen Four Bees POOoe aatneet bes been cen: Cen pe oe ne residue in 6, 12 and pep ek and re sothe whole city nyoUr belief that it isknown | versary between the lady and the sub-board of the | cing is sanctioned by “tho faculty” nid presented | deel aud Pere teens pecaunts, have been by ] 13 months, with interest, secured by a deed in trust | “Also, rely RUGS and PARLOR MATS, mateh- fo the whole eity.”~ Third District. | by the best physicians, tis suid by all Druvci-ts, | making imimediate settlement by eash or note at a | 120m premises. > 7 = ing any of the above. He instantly replied. “= No. no, my friend: Lam | | Some further discussion ensued. in which | and the principal depot is at No. 14 Washington short dat JOHN H. SMOOT. fe 3-4 J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Ancts, Also, rich CURTAIN MATERIALS, with alt feat be say taore Wn eae ca se fe ee | Mewes Be nee Sem etter tae) ot Poe anaes meses Mere = THE, ABOVE SALE_IS POSTPONED | “Supsone arta ecltsomoned FLOQR OlL- that be su, there is but one course left for you as a | ticipated, when | ss = im ALEWIVES. if y AFTERNOON, Ma _ LOTHS, we cut uj man of honor—you need no advice. Afters few | Mr. Willett moved to Jay the resolution on the | has enabled me to make e large rofuction Wi" wie 200 narrrié Pome Ne. L ALEWIVES now | until SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March 9 see CLOTHS, which we cut up ant rot to fitany sized moments’ silence, Mr. S. said that -- he was satis- | till the next meeting. when a full attendance of | holexale buyers. I am now offering this supe- | !anding per schooner Marietta Burr, aud for sale by | hour and place. bs - i, room, or pasenee. sh PLANO and TA- ; 7 . : tow y Pp AR Y & BROTHER. mar 1-4 J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auct'rs. Also, rich French and Engli 2 fed that Mr. Key had been in the habit of makiag | the members would be likely to be present. ror article at legs than the prices asking forthe or- |» 4 90 and 101 Water street, t sara BLE COVERS. his signals from 2 window of the Club-House op- | ‘The motion was carried; and the board ad- | dinary Holland Gun. eae eS ee ee s posite; and what surprised him very much was | journed. ‘ By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. Superior Russian, Flemish, Scotch, | opens Be Nps tm Washington of Ford & Bro. Da, FSH WuaRF FoR RENT. JOOD AND WELICKEPT HOUSEHOLD | LINEN SHEBTINGS and PALE DAMASRS C. Chatice Gow- Gronarrows, D.C. MORNID March, nt 0 o'clock, we will sell, | CLOTHS ail sizes, NAPKIN bap = Doine oe iy yay —- — Tur Porowac Wate Worxs.—tIn the House, Hine Tech aed pee Pa otal iad aid tee é Cane go over with me | Yesterday, on motion of Mr. Burnett, of Ky., the eral Agent, # Broadway, New York. Sealed proposals will bo race At therestlehee of n laly flechintng honsekocpine; | in qoqscquense oh Re etenans to Stewart's room, in the Club-House, and he may | bill fixing the terms upon which the citizens of | py Mvstaxo Liximeyt enres Rheumatism; patil the Tt Monday tu March nex: . WS Bridge strect, south side, between High ai pom, and the Tow red and will be aifle to informs me whether Key tas a rooin | Washington and Georgetown shall have the | The Mustang Lanimnent cures Stilt Souter ING OF THE FISH WHA Meee ie ier casortment of good and | above goods, we are prepared and it eames there. and for what purpose he uses it” P asseut y 4 . The Mustang 1 teares Burns aad Wounds; | te tera well-kept Househo! eye Pee — than the same conde tar pod genta feats ri “ident — i ap Wasiington Aqueduct and be supplied with Po- Th Anank Gules Fores and leer viven wh Maliocnuy Spein nent Sola aad Chairs, lower figures th nn Soe, saeae, goed hatin a dome « r out into the street, supposiay that Ec i q x ae 1 % . Jentre and Card Tables, , “ Wr Sickles Was following me. i leit the house | MMIC Water. was taken up and ee re: | eet NSS Cakae) Hisense & A WFORD, Mayor. Do. hoard and Dining Pablo, to'ace for thauselveg £0 visit our stare at roe = ment by the | % > for this sole purpose The bill provides for the appor Whga fT lett Mr. =. in the ball, J am satisfied he | President ef the United States of a paral cia; stegere, above CLAG p vil engineer. porto 4 E:! Do. Re Brass-Is, Thi as aad Warts; Chrtains ad Com er Carpets, Lad a6 weape son his persom. Te was without | ata sof Iaden of 1,000 tons su il kins « ture ers wet oot wa A fo 22-6 Nod salary of €3.000 per annum, invested with full i - A ¥ wise : feccanieice Mates lasotercost. He ssid wothing to me about wea- to t uarge of the works and other fix- | 1,000.00) DOLLARS PER ANNUM 5 Mabozany and Walnut Drees Bureausand Ward- | —— oo, connen CORNS ® s pous or the prubabilility of ene the tertus upon which the two | to the United States, as the preserver and ecstorer | nowin house,cc Bed-teuds, Feathar Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattres- LIMITED FOR THREE DAYS ONLY. E I watked si cities are to be supplied. provided no expense of valuable Hor —_* attles. Tt curesall Sprains, A qunlity, ok, :, " Instantaneous and ff ctual cures for CORNS, side. to the shall be olved upon the vovernuent of the Galds, Wounds, Stut Joints, &e. extensiy business, Ts Washstands and Toilet Sets, BUNIONS. WARTS UVEFORMEDNAILS,&e. lsiw Mr. Ke United states, and the yovernment stall be sup- will, son Auewer Us PU fen 3 To furnish thee eRe a eit eae labors OF means | Cane and Wood-seat Chairs, Every disorier of the ist ormdiented withent’ the > ¥ : rar of ed u@ry > pinin, or § 9 furnish the i wath -| 7 9 . corte atta ia Ube ent to wie Me saluted x s.ving plied with water tree of cost: also. confers powers on man or beast, which the Must: ale, on the noes ea nile tare ha Pp s tae arniture and good assortment ef Kitchen | slightest pain, permittiuc the patient t inmue~ vie Butterworth, what a. flac upon the municipal government to fix a seale of id not eure? Did you ever v diately with peciect eaec and corafort. 1 under. cash; over that amount 2 Notice.—Dr. SCHU days, for notes satisfactorily en- t. ARNARD & BUCKE responded, aud said He seid. ~ 1 have tewast in his All ordors loft wit 4 the divers of my wagons, lgatot in Any part of (marked “G * yor at my cifice. corner of A Dumbarton aud Green streets, Geo. zctown, will Mact with prowpt atiention, Water rent. and lor stepping the sapply of such re 3 vlect to pay it; also. for Europe, Asi, or to supply the great ost dive. TZ, the only qualified chi- te services have been ox- oes of citizens, bas, in onder Mrs, : ‘ ts. 4 | Every iniaily should have at fe 2-1 WALTER GODEY. rece d. + Dam goinz teat for the two corpo- Winccre F Prop’ ae = cok 2 —s = - 'S 4 p s . : 7 , ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of between and turned proportions as they may © Arsn, Lyon's CELEBRATED LN-heT P OWENS BERRY, M4 sedi mae avirte dy bert | bei oe ‘i pp tcendaagiln I imy woh entedian | Guioe mR i i factas ixsned trom tho Clerk’s Omee of the Cir- | be prow: ——— = 3} fer . WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE, N Water. first tite after leavin coming rapidty uyton and 350.000 for Ge down 16th stecet, 0 Af the square. and | @Wn, ty be repaid within ten thea wear the coruer. FE had walked about thirty | (uu that m \ my Wav te the Club when PE heard Mr. x. | Poatities for any injury that may be fun. in a loud voice. -- Key. you scoundzel, | Mains or any other lixtares cuit Court of the District of Columba forthe county | a. 1 ». Ren i of Washington, and to me direeted, T shall exposeto Dr. . bas aiso reduced his fe to $1, instead of ublic sale Cash, in tront of the Court house | tor exch corn. a WEDNESDAY, the 13th a Ladies can be attended at their residonens. G = _No.5 High street, meas’ MARRIED, JOW IS YOUR TIME. by the Rev. Mr. Carothere, N __AT COST POR CASH, OM PSC Miss MARIA Entire stock of DRY GOODS and FANCY TICLES. SW.) nate an part Exte ber, ondy one ty the K m., the follow - ominal charge will be made to the working Property, to wit, vizz All defendant's mar iit” sen bave dishonored iny house—you uust die? te the: on motion of Mr. Harlin. by | a Neeea © Ginette in Rovere he wen ae 1 turned immediate Mr. K. thrust his | U#2nimous consent, the bill was referred tu the 1 b laud in his vest or side 4 take a | Comnnittee ou the District of Columbia. at pow ket. nd all other Goods at cost fore “WR. HU e No o fw ‘e MINE ART DISTRIBUTIL N—F T tice with aifaad wagwiar wh | EVOUL PALA VADER AOL OR ' od ore y NTN GS im RDI pro’ ized and levied upon as the | DRAWINGS, EBON . step in the direction « hie. fy after seven: outer = a =~ | property of Exlw: ud will bo sold to sat- | PHOTOGRAPHS, either, Fram ion verte por be resents ‘etal Me Ws. Sairu O'BRIkN. the Irish patriot, arrived meg operas S| Hen ane thelr, wives Iniy Justicuals No, $7, to Uctoher Term, 1858, in | Mounted. | Filly (prises TURSDA 5 XING, of istol. Mr. | ¥ wba accommodated with pleasaut ROOMS | favor of W. B. Todd, use of MeGregor. drawing to take place on ¥ then rapidly advanced ou Mr. Sickles, scized | inthis city in the 5o°clock. p-im., train from Balti- dara. and BOARDING, on reasouable terms, by applying sia *"W. SELDEN, Marshal Maveh Ist, 1858, at UL. bine with = sleft hand by the collar of the coat. | more yesterday. He was received at the railroad has past to angel life at No. 77 Bridge street, Goorgetown. fe 2 tu fe 19-4 for the District of Columbia. fo 16-tf Fine = 335 Pa. avonue, at ple 7 _ : re te = ——=} ——— — + ny eR apa dene cuir g Wate wet ta | depot by a number of irish citizens, among which Poccetillg mM dacoorly Longe ma —In virtue ofa writ of fier Be: Sa Sy SHAL’S SAL = “TL Nat. encer, Baltimore Sun, aud Macho- ARSHAL'S SAL. n A, fi See = the sfreet. when he succeeded in extricating Poutiern € itizen. On his stepping from the train, In Georgetown. Mrv. ELIZABETH BOUCHER, By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. of Washington, aut to medirected, 1 wall expose to | plate: jan, a inree supply of Table Cutlery, re [iiselt Troms Mr. Key's grasp. deew a pistol feoui | the assetubled friends gave three cheers. ‘There in the ith yenr of her axe. RAUTIFUL ublic saic,tor Casi, in front of the Court house | Knives, Razors, Scussors, kc. Purchasers wis wn bis overcoat pocket, preseated it at Me. Key. who | W238 no reception address. but Mr. O'Brien inune- | Her funeral will take 4 [Bobet Binvs av ave door of said county,un TUESDAY, the eth day of | reiunble articles, at a moderate price, Sts t retreated Lackward up Sixteenth street toward the | (liately got inte a carriaye and was conveyed to day) Eveniue,at 3 o'clock, from aug ae Binge OON, March 3% March. 1858, at 12m... the following dese: my. Hous-farnishing Store, above ‘ellows’ Cleb, and threw something at Mr. Sickles. Mr deuce of Mr. Mitchell. where a private en- | Richard Ballenger, on Congress st., bolow Budge | Vo shall sell at wi : : {All defendant's right, ule, Hall, on7th street, sie pach my deb ort r: aie t ‘i “ street. . Among thet nd to Lot No. 2, le Sickles followed. aud when within ten feet fired was tendered to him. in which st inane th Far Make ee cae He teggeeed tany personal friends participated. Several dis. Ximldenly, on the aith instant. of discase of the rr * disons Naricts of came, and alae hnunuing and other ’ fect on IT street ne ’ cart, LDA CHINS, aged 55 | of brilliant pluniaze. They are mounted on towards the side-walk. stying, -* Don’t sluot « * To-morrow (Thurs- GEO. FRANCIS. _ : °K BEER DEPOT, % tO: together with all and. MRICH’S LAGER B&B inghisied Senators and members of the Huuse of | Meatt Mts. M f Francis Huteh- | stands and In eronps, glass vases, Kc. and ace war. | the iinproveinents thereon, seveed and levion woee Net the vd for a moment tat when Mr. | Representatives were present. ins, of this city. . x ranted to retain their life-like appearauce for any | as the property of Saiuel M. Knight, and will be Tiro doors North of the Gus Pe Sickles advanced apon hith, exploded s cap and | Mr. O'Bricu was préseut iu the Senate chamber | (uu! ts — | Tenet ot fin Fold: Sat Sruicials No. ieg.ho Gotoberttrm, | | The wnlorsigned roaprettull —— “ie Mr. Key was falli to- with Messrs. Shiclds, Foote. | ‘erms cash, . essa i St, W. T. Dove, use o! ox. Brown, use of Geo. | hax ee ee SH Ren REMI eick bos Yee viltain, ; Ho was scooinpanted from LOST AND FOUND. __ | marad "J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Au fisits- PHILADELPHI E Poe, Jr, vs. Samuel M. Knight. ind vou must ai hile st. _ DEN, Marshal net of Coluuty ow ed to wish to the t or private wow prepared to furpish to the trade or mivete ment, aud ranks in this hens. of Ga., Who intro- O8T_On of the Senate, | Be stpeet aad Bes uiny Ovening la-t, between 38 G treet Haptist Church, a Gold aot) FOR RENT AND SALE. ‘The fiunter will berewarded | —— ver fe il-ts for the Balt's Lager | Linked BR ACE s Fi = - & writ of fe é eae *,&s the best manufac- Pevition rox a New Tartey.—There is about | is office. var Pt NOR SAt A large three y BRICK ee of the Cir- wad tu the States. , Wiken'fiton | to he ticked, bp sonie:sentiomen ariiic car | Ran away from the sub. | 2’, HOUSE, with back-buildinge, &e-, in comple « for thee ST7- Ait cxacrs prowptly filled, and delivered froe sere in ¥ some gentlemen of this city, a stan away from " order, situated on the corner 1 Washington, ai x of charge. ht of mecting or | petition to Congress pr aving that every k ursday, February 1, Apply to PL LA public sale, for Cas#, fs 25-30 R EMRICH. Mr. stew. | # ae ieee Hi ho calle himselt Ape ae z Noor ef antl souat 7 db net ow eer in en Pnry Qusen, is about 28 years —_— March ue: ___NOTICE, OF DISSOLUTIO: fy BC nid A oh hofetefere existing betwee: i Hotenoox a mutual con .'T. Holbrook is duly authonz od to use the of the fom a octtling side BRC ‘i House | seribed pre rooms, terms. -1w* #8 MASSACHUSETTSAV FOR RENT. Wi has s roo as lo ¢ Beer is naa tf any in the country The other day lager beer keg. the orn presented to H rime. and * towards the on the u Whea Mr. Key saluted Me. Sickles was approge bin til tured te y He is about-5 feet 9 or 1 inches I i recullectod, a= he had several 100 if tak ve State, t t, ine ovllar, &e., will be sold on aeccommodatiy Inquire a ft OUSE) tae subsc R.M.A ® poe ‘ % * BET and | the Luprov nthe con, mained mt R. M. A. FENWICK. * the followir ne. . NO. A Lt, a “Ope * mt U. ey, Mr = sisuut Mr he after bis full nor . ! No. G 4s strvet. nen City HAIL pages *yudieinls 173 ‘4 4 cuntect with his head or clothing i o January tern, 188, | > J.T. HOLBROOK Begs leave to inform mar 1-5t* ORE-ROOM next door to | Reed, Brother & Co., us of ja hisTaeuls. and the public in general, that he tas third tire advanced and took Mr a : = 4 Sompli »bert U. Duley. W.> JroRuk L. WHALET as & partner in the same and walked with Lim up Sixteenth Jel Pe UWF Dove & Cos Pluinliug aial Gas hitting ag tp cla oe Serra 2 ee Bccegeis pron poesia wl 2 [wd eres Prawn “Vina tg te hist of tne | Phere fore: te Lager a | Te Ba eae er anni Inguyee ot) ee ee : — | ely rho tony favor hem wath thein patroreee: co 2 3 I retusued to the | OFS Y Aevised’ to elo pall IF at ee — im vay | fe%-tw* S. T. -! . 1 up an opera glass trum the mid. | SPL for now a maner, befure the above | {ls : rs OUSE FOR RENT! BFOR | OR SALE—A now Prince Albert MOCK AS ay rand gave it to Me. Sickles. ‘This | Pi! 1s th the prewiui lager (*6) and Alexandria at a nee A an intending to. remove ranle cheap, if applind A: KAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR ty eCtune tion with this unfurtu- phreys & Juenemann. | and FRIDAY MORNINGS ty will rent tie HOUSE in whieh b at FLEMMING & POWS Livery Sia op oa Fe aE ee nat MOUNTS Consu t > ; Hall Alley. jenlly on COUGHS. é - i Phrated lager heer « a ves Clirrionian © : esides House is a three-story and att . isnot true that F either sought | Trials of that celebrated lager Neer cau be had at | lrning: lentes Guerin cre clink, | Su simone etaemta thet | Pky 717 a fi FiSani CONEU PRION: = te first addressed me. and poe | touching at the Inmtings xeang and rotitrning. le and healthy part of the city, Soup SILVER FEA SETS, WAITERS, ‘Persons from all scetions hey eur interview did pot last one minute. I have 2 1 4. | Alldown freight to be prepaid o¢ dd A. tf t water at the deur, ITCHERS, GOBLE’ CUPS, FORKS. on by ex Itis koown the late Mr. Key. in New York and Wash. | PEs t4—-Iu the report of the personal expla- | TLUCTAN'S. PAGE. Brop'r. with plain, n POONS, &e. apg prey open sey td <ton. daring the last ten years. and our relations | nation made by Mr. Dove in the Board of Alder- | NATHANIEL BOUSA, Agent, Alexandria, will a on pccoum ry variety of FANCY SILVER vecgtalte; obabe caneete it herself rom eave ever been of the most friendly character. 1 | men on last Mouday wight. published in our eol- | "me 1-1 rathe house. | table for prosente. ee roman oh Tecoma: at ‘unhesitatingly tb did not 2 c fn L | Y SUBSCRIPTION ONLY. house ., W. GALT & BRO. rre daugerous. inaugh 4 Gack doiet bee eee or unins yesterday, Mr. Dove was ade to sy, in | PO BE SULD BY SUBS NLY. a jeth Mar fo ay. gp DOW er HH Pon, avenue, Four doses | 8 es eich te bs ore at No. place at an early day. precggen Saane ptrerdtag it Sal gnbihaoor ys DIARY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLU- 7 ; 3 S SURSCRIBEE ae ene —— tfrest, betwee ith and 12th, of *, commer Sam. FP. Burrenworrn. amount in bank tothe credit of the corporation) Whis and loyal newspap: ant original Fett RENT—A neata: iniuedious three-story T hai Suiltes attention of his frien lath street and Pa. avenue. «0g. 8m ty i th “that people holding yudgtecats against the cor- its; by Franck Moore ; 2 volumes 12 engrav- FRAME HOUSE, with cistern in the yard, on oe ic generally, to his new, stock | —— nah Gn hn one awe ¥ tend the foregoing card of Mr. | poration chuuld be permiticd to.zo hawhine then iy TSS” | [th stroct, between T and Re . Goo aioe tie Boat Fieueh an En Law GIR TS MADE TO ORDER: = F Bus rth. 1 was in the library of Me. | Pyrite wm bias of the’ vennd fous, McFARLAND, the Agent for the Distect teligible Business Stands on | glish GL CASSIMERES & VEST- AM becter pr SAT to Siekle he vernrrence wot is sae. road i Adar Sele: mn S73 Penney ly re til . Inquire of J. W.SNYDER | FX ; Yi mak vith neatnens, order than ever. rement aud cut thatcud, “Was winiement ce sained init | ments the report should have read certificates, | the ath of Maren ; Seer aay : and at the shortest notice. teat, fotret to call at and the praise of aif who have tried them justify ma touring those oredreenees are, Comenped ia it! which was the word usd by Mr. Dove in the | "Comsitunientions and subseriptions solicitrd. BRICK TENAMENTS in| E- LINNEYS, Pa. avenue, betweon 17th and Jath | in warrenting inglieasos ® Of Bo sal w hing © - a above connection ly subscribers wiilhave carly impressions of ee KA ENAMENTS in | streots. fe 28 st All Shirts made ey me are cotton aei8 style amnesia D a a. Veh & MAURY thorized t f'nu' agrecahle aul polished woctety” | (\N EXHIBITION AT PHILP SMr. Leutac’s bey ae aa Pe v ING Te eh 1, 1599, ecIDED.—The f the Corporati inst © MAURY are authorized to S br ois and o ‘ 3 ie B rt, - e174 : —a eikenis ue ee M. Pabst, for selling liquor ont Sunday, chien | ferive sik ms mae 1-St Twill ho taken which wil sree | goclsh tent work, painted at Dus agian y IRE OLD RYP WHISKY for Mediqinel ong: At the cise of last week Lcame here froum New | Upon a former trial before a jury was not decided, J. Di gAMMACK'S RESTAURANT nog Hapa se eo GuzePh of athir, butecring Noe! , Pure. oer pplion, of Make oie Nes Sie “My bamley morning. after breakfast. 1 visited | and the Jury dis-horged, was taken up yesterday 9,9 26 Wallads? Hot Block j oe: Moore's Zailta Rook. | S2"is.ce and puree \ tugs whe, OE + How Wm. Ml. Gwin and his family at bis | at the olfice of Justice Donn befare 2 ical oe Mine eee > Company. 7th str desig . FRANKLLD LPS behoodog Bway Halt. wi et Mr. Samuel F. Butterworth. | and resulted ina verdict for the Corpo old and well-established house ie at property more particularly. = Fine Art Gallery, 32 Peau. ¢¥enue, Wholessie and Retail tn fina Wines vraing, when a servant came in aud | soon as the cese was viven to the jury. ‘The facts | prosent one of the best kept houses of fi BB. ADISON, Arent fom oo _s_s_____—ibet. Sth end 10th sts. Taguers ond Fel aire Market. » Mr. Butterworth. who then, after | proven were tat Liquor was sold on Sunday, Ero kind in tis country, where inay be hal at all Ls Abanaline —S 7 erhee JEWELRY. oe fe 25-e01t jo. = fewliag the note. remarked. +- Sickles wishes to | aud to a resident of the city. Sit Oe PERS. he ig A RS, 1 will sell y acres oO ORA ¥ SCAN,ENA ED LAVA, OLUMBIAN CO RS TMENT. - i tt 3 STERS, ¥ . LAND very e . ‘This farm is about 3 miles MEO, and every other style of new RY DEPARTMENT. EME mmmeatiately.” adding, -- What ean this CRABS ant SPREN Baan very ol 1s farm ix abo Eyre every sty Bid Slegand Cc PREPARA: ined. conversing | Du. Fetuen’s Lecrcxe.—Sunday night the 5 ost of the time with Dr. Gwin, when. im the | street Baptist Church was crowded in every part cine of an Lour or two, some oue—a servant, I | P. st of the Capitol, near the up- a | east of pitol, near the up tuink—eetered, and said. “ Mr. Sickles j where a place to stand or sit could be found to | t tu close, the public bridge, ‘This farm being elova’ kes it ver _ The first mK S jong ted wey SeairattSYfors haat bakes clowmted tnakce very | ” We opén to-day a large aasortmen at oe tat there walle . A i . For terms apply to rounding neighbor! ood. Persons wishing ie pur- | £28-3t 354 Pa. av., 4 doors wert of Brawns’ Bent gop RU BA NK 2, the js E v Rak . - * har the lecture of the Rev. Dr. Fuller to the | ; . iy thi chase w ease call and see for themselves, 7\UR MUSICAL FRIEND, No.12 eoumies Mal. | Uo WH. BUG : We cua ice aetome men eens Ones onus Meu's Christian Association.” The text truevpctaantation the piu epataishact ad= | Meehan ofthe Star Sevy p scacas, | OURM ee fe ie Was ans = : : and 25th verse— "The | fot ck of CHA 28 an Ne | S68 pus 3 fotuever Lear the ste Saswed ul ds tar aueeen _ BIBS chaloncor Sopp tition ; alsp, largo assorts | 4 VACUABLE FARM FOR SALE Situated Ke ‘LLAN WATER, Jver araiveb, fom » % head offing : kles I replied. mont of English American ALES on draught sae Sey [aircon ER pe ut len a 7 A # ath and D large iG MULES. yc y fe Ww int t George 3 4 a few mnencate tog oto the ClabLonse w ote Court or Cuaims.—Yesterday, the argument in “ip iy colobcatod cook, Mr. Johnsing, will an | and Little Pa roads, consyntnt CaN es. In- [Fear mg Eat ota “hangs fe | also,alot yOUNG the acest? of Mr. Key was said to he, and ascertain | the ease of Mary Williams agt. the United Biates | uewal serve up thoce Berratin Stewr, (or whiah he Ei eee Wllsanbe Reet THEO o. TS | an of which Safir or sele-on . the fact . was continued by Mr. Ratcliffe, in behalf of the | offers ork : : , but | Yth D.C. ; outers De. Gwin’s carriage bein at the door, I drove | Goverument. Mr. Giilet, United States Solicitor, | toy he satiatied of th Ye rae OR RENT—Tho FRAME HOUSE on G street Hd BBS'S CB TABLE BAL =, ‘terms. 3 once rapidly to the Clubsbouse, was’Informed | closed the argument on the Nad the Govern- \e= 2 ba te gb ed sts. west, (Island) pm Sere phy cree ting ‘2am <j She death of Mr. Key, and that Mr. Sickies and | ment. Mr. Brent com concluding ar- | " sa i z J UBIN'S EXTRACTS, all clus, »t GIBBS GIB ‘nh ad a Sa | Reeth omn oo Dene ming | LADIES ARABS, ie Sra ie | aah HA acre ama | LNB Seep eel ae ee rove at once; and was told Mr.8, and Mr. B. | Court adjourned. end Poanaylvanis venue, de 2-4m 598 Pa. Avenud, between th 10th streets, 00 4" } rooms, Wi ae