Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1859, Page 3

‘pipettes ae Gitsheuinwene ee Cc i = Z NEE eo OCAL at to " Tae aay Teg: | But been Pirate Dovey se; didn’t] | Bannan ron « Wasminorox Sanaata Senoot, L ; nega did’ ot a SHEA “ vere dey wk bear {tin Thesket house. | 7 Mr. A. E. Gibbe, of Baltimes st - AUCTION SALES. Ceimixal Count —Tvial of Hitteary Hutchins | 198 did nt an nota TESTIMONY OF JOUN W.GROSE. enuer fa reece Prepared & | TS APTE, ent John Jones for the maurter of John Enis — | times before, but didnt karat hie ean tg, | Mt: Gross tested that ee wes 1 is NARD, Auctioneers. jot taken a recess. on that witness went to his to at a —— aaiceeiiea Present Se a, 4 TO-MORROW. y the close on} thi ity.” The be Le an 2 ; . rice. hae —— Whea our report closed yesterday the jury had om that day writnees it om theday of hiafaneral W ws hour, touting: evening before ‘at pce Pd mrt pt pe pares, By WALL & BAR y in question witn ‘h. ‘The front is of white silk, Bupine TON THE ISLAND ar Avc SUSE Geaneteensen ‘Was home asleep, hins woke Jeffertes.-repre- “TION —On Y APTERNOON ” vir. Ould. for the prosecution, then called te the pond ag » Dut did not ge to it because it was so him, ‘and said they wore sitaiag Ser henes wate ain we. wat pre onwards to- Eve se. geeks og Ue prema we wile won tocnremen ager A ag ele: 4 Thomas A. Newman. Witness has k: | ap went down to his house and Jones ae inark,* &e. On Teverse side, on a | Lt No. 34, in 3 ron ‘ton M * “ye WanT SNE TE asnge | Bt: tn ne een eb Sys | ee ad ton bd’ ears e's He | Koons tain ine Wee paaaeaet | ke atc aaa aa Moa | Rh Pew med wt ork eta ir. N. testified that he isa merchant of George- | him; always spent his in Hutchins’s house; | nt anis came town, and that his place of business ts on Bridge | on the Sunday week bu got few he Adelaide pionne a ing back 133 as the A on + | e. ." it at uextdoor te the office of Justice Reaver; | throwing, witness and Tienes eet of the stone- | ness “<Curley:”" Enuin Rated doses long | Side, of the ttag is a white bordering edged with | mats WALL & BARNARD. kucts. Intense! oer aie am ; aes remembers the day Ennis was shot; took of an oyster supper at Hutchine’ had been gone; Jones replied about half an | Zit !2°e. The entire banner is trimmed with S| Sy 5. C. MoOUIRE & CO. Ancieca, |bome af’ the Tatlurve wrene mokers had failed; and at day he was tried befure Justice Reaver ona | {avitation, ead see e ee rt wlinens ners | Hour: Ennis went out and went towards the ease | lullion fringe and taasels. the top tern overhung NDSOME BUILDING SITHIN CHORE. | Dew India loge gee were gute ee that day he the of Hutchin; Ennis | threw snk Py bil expense ; witness never | and Water street; witness asked J what was | With a rich bine silk drapery. The flag will be HANDSOME BUILDING SITE IN GEORGE- count market mone one, Jn aie Seats see ok Bee ee knowlege of am eenlas’s house, nor had. any | the dificuly eal Yann replied they had stoned | CAC in Procession on Monday next, on the | atone saz AUC Mek Pat large. and -bemutital it wont crowd on the outside in front of the office | often tected ber for Hutchina, wait Wines bas em i lines saw people euuning. down the ey, Of the Anniversary celebration in this | denen tenbraciia n't ery ue witness's store; Hutchins, While standing | been on the most friendly terms’ with Si? bower pgs Emerge yy sent the mag ntrate and | °'Y- Beall street, between we Ot ee thee deans Said. “TEE bad a | heard Eunis say a word against Hatehine? eats . pichios there Hutchi tT would shoot the d—d son of a b—h;”? this that day, Neal Morgan came ere charge of ston duil; Sa5.y were low- Mansion or cottage rest- est rates for 6-inonths bills. u as of % feet, and 12% deep, on The London Herald says, — nd Groen “ais. | lish mediation.that fertnay sat ae The French believe we are an: Cextee Manket.—This morning, there wasan | ?°8 tho hizhts of Georgetawey hey was nm was = puking londly, and witness advised him td go | evideut improvement in the seenue rete dLwhen proderla: leveled xious to reopen ne- - witness nantity and quality | would mak Ht parapoted lations by means of a com wosevd inthe above distance of witness, who and said, “ There the man who threw the Hutcliie cater nee off, ‘and in half an hour | of provisions offered at the eepen drortiesrntd Will be divided into tate othe ace ed the same | and, Prussia. and Rossia, to be beid during a stood im the deoraf See ne ee Bane,” whereupon ey a left there and ran being canal pol to go back, as his house was tendency upward of prices in some of the depart- gene One ard cash; balance in one and two .< erp the actual litigants. This witoess . vtomac street; Hutchins did not order ” ments. The attenda di ' tl Seo" . ives, other morning journals, deny porventey 3008. ©. Ahem Tas Quo Iie house, nor accuse him of coming | rown amd Golding vce brine piers vee 204 try was not large, Dut the Hoeneed deslere tera | tee airs not, on HEU ESDAY, the cunning sid dekedty Benne ee The Mr. Craig sta See Sree ai a . ss . n their places, and i he first same hour, “ ireaty rance ot are before Justice Reaver on a charge of TESTIMONY OF JAS. W. REDRICK. corned ia tee eared, nln with being con- | the soheens whe p Roan pods ee “was d S.C. Met ‘Aeehe: ld says that Modena and Parma have alse soolng Hutehine house; after Enuis had been | Mr. Redrick was at Georgetown a that Gay. | see if he could ascertain who threw the stones, ana | S2¢8 Appeared to be brisk in properting? wey tae By S.J. MoCORMICK; Alexandria, ~~ | {rlated for Sardinia diebarged Hetehiaty usked aa Jo le hom ‘ pedrom: a rane Hrown, and Golding into | then went next door to see if by going up in the | °°" = i dealers are now abroad: making urrange- Porte RICO SUGAR AND MOLASSES AT Pewee pew y am ye 9 en bis pistol, witness refused. ai ns said tness was coming down et | garret be could see who threw. ike 3 when | ents to supply their patrons with the choicest Avcriox.—On FRIDAY MORNING 13th . i Sook he woud shoot Exmis; witness was not present at | Street towards the market; preacntly witness ene eo foreign fruits and 80 soon as i t. at Il o'clock, will 4F rs army crossed the Ticino on the 26th, and a the Killing. thinks it was Officer Rebiuson who | Brown and Golding come out of ‘ex's by them- pet negra i gechurg Pasian oa — ready for the market. The market reruns arf. the cargo of the ns fp Sey PL Piatt aren eg eheiy'® territory. and that the 's for the stone throwing; all this | s¢lves, and they went through the market-house Water street; wituess ran, and before he , to the | Were Strictly enforced, and excelicnt order was | Porto Rico, consisting of— “ 4 =e cromed on the 29th. By all accounts ecearred on the day Eon wae thet ae wines bee down the pavement to | crowd several shots, and called to Lutchine | Preserved during the sales hours. 182 bhds. prime Sugars, embracing the most favorite sno aeneal ad earned ry 8, vigorows Mr_ Katelitfe, for defence, wai 2 cross-exam- corner. saw Ennis come out by him- % ; Emni enpeyas i : r cap ut Little M7 gation of this witners self; by this time Brown and Golding hed Zot ont | a the fence, sud Pine er nee as Tux May Concent ar tux Smirusoxian tis | pepe SSeS Prime sysiity Molpenes, Poteet oh tk * blow before the cuaraaons, 4 Lisa eds oe shoul at agri the market; Ennis then walked | snd'went ap te ti nok wean arene the gate |e MAY Con citizens will, of course, bear in | "This carco Nas bent sclectoal, with! eke stmont The war enthusiasm ls increasing. { Wr Addison testified that he remernbered the aa ls the way across the street, and shot; he sata he didn’t know; witaess examined | mind and torn out en masse to the grand May C. sad fea erensly for this and the’ District markets, and Usris was ina high etal of en ie ig 44 doy Hanis was shot; witness was standing in the — rned about and asked where they had gone | him, and found a wound in his side; witness | cert of et e May Con- and the sieston of dealers is invited to this sain, i ig excitement he door of his warehouse on Water street, and saw | '9; Sonte one near by answered that they lad gone wo hundred musical juveniles, at the erms at sale. ny French were unpre] for so sudden a move- eo meer brought Ennis out through the front ad i MICK A EERT. 5 they expected in - i * into Hutchins's; Ennis g “te. sh ont door, and | Smithsonian, this evening, All w! -malod __. J. MeCORMICK, Auctioneer, | Ment on the part of the Austrians; they ex to wince Wipioee tie coat ie ees aA | coce apace re Denis he ee bridge | afer ran up ritnene aSptieg eave arrested the | matter of course. and all cid bart e ea eae By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. ____| rin’ the war at their leisure. and somewhere Se ine anette 5 wit oe ware- | ind went towards Water street; a crowd of little pater fermen bird saree replied that he had not ar- | feel wholeson reproved for not having contrib. ALUABLE BUIL DING corer oan about the end of coef The difficulties and delays ms nearly o; Murphy's house on for him bebind, and witness nm, Fin UP to assist him; witness | uted to the grand choie of innocents. VE sND AT AtcTioN—On THURSDAY the Front Cenis will be considerable, Although stroct, ond witness was in his counting | Nore followed him behind. Tienes heard | sent fora doctor, and then ran off and’ arened pibrten : L2th instant. shail well tn front of the promiasacnt | the French troops are being rapidly comme ee ng cither the Sun or the Star, when he would beck out; witness heasi ‘the, bees ee Hutchins. Reat. Estate.—A. Green, auctioneer, sold S o'clock p m.. that hand tte Gono, they arrive there witbout the cana of en- . d nolse in the street; went to the door ierostal. te knew chee ring — e came in- Cross-examined.—W itness saw Hutchins after sage at ioral: > yes- tering on a campaign immediately aus saw a Jane crowd coming down Water atrect | terested to know towards the fees eVe | the shooting, and he looked so fearfully thet cnc | terday lot 27, im square 76, on Twentivtn street, The French Goverument had received intelli ina collect dbewt “Massey teres meant Pe Ed ct ce ertrent on, towards the factory; when | ness was affaid torce ap toni, bie he Rence of an outhreak in Algeria, which ween crowd were erying “there he is, Hillary,”? Tare berthin a few houses of Water street | black asa hat; when arrested I : ‘ee and at that moment Hutchins mised his pistol and | be turned abont and looked towards Hutchins’ probably require a return of the troops lately sent fired at a dark object who was making eastward; his face was as | neat the West market house, to J. Reeside, for 10 hi bin said he was on | cents pee. oe ‘ house fora moment, and then passed on out of is way to vivehimself up; Hutchins wanted to J. GO. McGuire Co. sold part of lot 15, in es on Virgin ave- ch : square feet. This prop- | ty Hat i Sw bak J = orty handsomely situated. considered ee ‘ be examined before Justice Fearson; witness had uare 456, with two brick stables, on F atreet, | Gnd ofthe pene on al he Times says nearly a * Hutchins followed; the object which had made | Witness’s sight no objection; witness saw a bruise on the arin of | between Sixth and Seveuthy to Web eae aang) | malo on sc street aerete Patenn of Property now for | |The Tinne their hands full of ferent olf went up the alley and presently retarned meet- TESTIMONY OF SAMUEL GopPREY. Mis. Hutchins, which bruise Hutchins said was | for $121 per foot. ——— Terms: Ono third cash: balance in6. 12, and in} L Ms ing Hutchins, and holding ont his hands cried | This witness went to ¢ y P to last night, 112 ment had bee: rf v jeorgetown on business | made by a stone thrown through the window; wp gee te leceglnr neces out “don't shoot me: Hntehins held bia pistol | that day in company with Mr. Redrick. went to Reau Estate Acexcy.—Our fri siting | WOnths, for notes bea-ing interest from day of sale. | to new Parliament; 112 of whic . " r there was to have been a meeting at Hutchins | 4, buy or sell dwelling houses, rasan’ aston Fiven and a decd of trust taken, ‘Title in opposition <i a nee a within five or six feet of him and fired three more | ser a lady at Mrs. Cox's; while talking with the | hence ta night before, aclub meeting; this was |"? neste ea ‘antl oasa A. GREEN, A From Mexico—Arrival of the T. tus, Hutchins fired once before he ran east- | lady Mr. Redrick walked down near te the lower | the time when the house was stoned. estate iu this section of the country can hardly do __a- GREEN, Aect. i Tennessee. wardiy. and three tunes after he had followed the | end of the market-house, and witness on en Mr. Ould objected to this political evidence. better than to consult Messrs. McKe: man whe retrested; there were no stones thrown | cluding his business called Redrick, who came The nney & Lains- J.C. McGUIRE. that witness srw; after the last there ahotsthe man | hack Ry J. poiut was argued on both sides, when the | dale, real estate agents, Not) Seventh. street JALUABLE » and then both: of them came home to the | Court decided that such evidlenes was inadmis- | pear D. They are men of intelligence and active iat wEes ‘On Muctioneers, New ¢ s. May 11. —The steamer Tennes- OT ON ITH Sr., | S0€ from Vera Cruz, has arcived below, but is de G H Singers. ar Avcrion. o VG AND tained at quarantine, She brings Vera Cruz dates whe wes wounded ran up the alley and jumped | cit sable Dusiness habits. and in all their dealings with us g Le Ay. PL RNOON, May, t2h, 3 ; of the “th, and city of Mexico to the Ist over the fence hack of Sterpayre witness still oss-examinued.—Wituess didn't know John | ‘The witness continuing, slated that he was not | have shown themselves to be reliable men. part of Lot N uare 345, fronting 24 foot on | ¢ 2c Rbbies was at Jalapa with 1.400 men, who ooking sow Oficer Gross ron the wounded man | F ner did he know where he lived; never | at Hutchins house the night before till after the ont of the vard, and heard him call out to Huteh- | knew the Hurdles; witness lives at the corner of 0. ith atreet, between Gand H strente bac - th. runmng, | (PPE the passage of the American mails rk 99 fect 19 inches, and containt n 3 Great confusion existed at the capital, and a 2AST oquare | cnange of Presidency wae mm. he residur in6, 9, I2and Another outbreak was feared ured by adeed of trust | Airamen wax endeavoring to raise money in J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Anets, ; wt: Ss a ac aa McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, 38 Nicarazuan dates of the S SALE OF VALUABLE iM as trying te buy up the Nic s Sixty STREET Ptah . _ — - = nes '* NORTH. Tr Blid HURSDAY AFTERNOON, May |g ‘k,on the premises, by virtua of a | > acriticies, cy rrxo McNaughton and wife, dated Destructive Fire led in Liber J. A. 7 snbseviher will sel! Pe caren May 11.—A tire ecenrred at Oshkosh, stone throwing; it was that which called witness | City Convention T.—The Anti-Know nd Red- sche Larnoi 4 pane Bribes broken; witness didn’t Nothing delegate recently clected trom the seve- observe the shutters; they were not broken wit- ral Wards for the pur; 7 ati r i- TESTIMONY OF JAMES L. WARWICK. ness thimks; the shutters were ordinary moulding ao — the eis ron ee “s cuaege of the éllicer. ; Witness was in Georgetown on the day that | Shutters, and pretty old; Me. Mutchits house wee and Surveyor, Will meer Gy, Collector, Register, Hiuiebins then went up Potomac street; witness | Eunis was she ‘son lis way to his home, and | Bot battered down by the stones; a man in any | - abe (Thursd. re Ap convention for thut followed a ne, wee Police oftcers, and told | in passing by Hutchins’s house, heard lowd tan | part of TheSker ocd Khrowing nt Hutchins’ | el sseimbly Rosine. Lowney sO clock; at thew that Hut-bing bad just shot a man, and de- | ing; stepped in to see what wes the tater, cai | window would ‘not’hn Likely to hit ity witness | He Assembly Roots, Louisiana avenue. sired them to arcest him; they replied that they © Brown, Golding. Hatchins, and Jones; | could not do it in five hundred throws, he thinks could not do so without a warrant; witness wert invtes, when Hutebias with them to Reaver's office, and Reaver asked ing of knowing about w Iness whe was shot; witness replied that he did | the parties who had stoned his house; witness | the day he was killed, at Tens not now; Reaver asked if it was a white man: asked Brown to come away b ome with him, and witness replied that it was, and Reaver made ont | Brown ssid be wouldn't, and ot to shoot agaiu.asthe man was his prisoner; | Fourth street and Massachusetts avenue, nme witnessdid not know whothe wounded | rick lives on Eleventh strect. w was; the last witness saw of him he was in Tur Gruman (Eveventu Srreet) Scnoor Ennis on | Exitverties, to come off this eve Ss corner, on C > bids n ned 4 wk pom; a fan to ery. pro- | man came and told witness that Ennis had stoned | patrons of t French and English fleets were still at at Philhar ir to bea crowded entertain ement likely to gratify the ; > institution and its friends yenerall vive, (12,) m | 2 last wide posed to have heen the tus warrant for the officers to arrest Hutchins for | testing that he know rothing of the house stontny; | Hutchius’s house; witness went over to where Ion. | hiave, of course, been sade re » | eaatae chty-Six.(4nm,) | work of we tbene eee Fae te MAN. | On that morning witness | witness went into the beck room, and wile 16 | heen told him he must zo to the magis- - Franting twenty five (25) froton Sixth stroct ‘wont, | trons had attended the marsh market in Washington; | there a stone came throng > was blowing briskly. and the mostly frame, burned rapidly, ur six blocks, containing seventy » were in flames. Oshkosh Hotel, h the window; witness | trate's; Ennis said, ‘ Very well.”? Hutchinseatne | By abventiseteat elaewhere, it will be seen | Petworn. G and H streets north, run Yaahi the P| ‘ 3 2 “ “ five (35) feet to an alley, with the b a man — ge Washington to ettend to passed out inte the back po: and saw two wo- along, and got a lad who came in the office with | that the exhibition of the Youths? Home Mission- cme zofa two story Brick wel is Thess here; had come over to market in a | men looking over the bac! ; Hutebins | him, who swore that he saw Ennis come out of ary Society of the Methodist Protestant Ch b bniiding and bakery attached. two-wheeled go-cart, which witness generally | came ont and said that wa: place for them to | the alley; Ennis denied that he stoned Hutchins's | 2% > scent amape ie o bis business. be, and all went in again; back eigh proveme, &, | and in one ing-Houre, | five buildin: ; the banking house of Messes Kellogg & Co. and Jue fourth cash; tue residue in 6, 12, and s aS So. oe has been postponed until to-morrow evening when eres he ‘int the post office were also destroyed. "Phe total le Croseexatnined.—W itmess never knew Ennis. | then said. yonder he'goes!s ites ail woee \ ne wsorettartaut 1s ease pari gatiet et #deligiithal entertainment tay be counted on ceintark: nent Srenred by Sdeodia trast | oe ee Only small insurances Miece, bat isa the Hurdles; has seen the | went out quickly, and tushed down theeusin tie night. si daa oa yee CHAS. WALI ies sean erent Cronses. but is not acquainted with them ; witness n c AS Messrs Tiomrson & Bro are carrying on the 7 Ps TESTIMONY OF WM. E. THOMAS. heed homes where Theeker's place is, but don't know rst followed, and overtook and passed | Mr. ’Phomas stated that he was Present at the | Work of laying the water pipes in Georgetown the precise lorality of Hutchins 's house; witness | Hutchins at the corner of the market, and passed | trial of Ennis before Reaver; Hutchins was there, | With characteristi activity, and have already com- may bave met Cris Crouse at ‘Phecher's, but does | on to Water street, crossing to the sonth side of the | and as he came out of the door said, * God d—1i | pleted the most important square in the city. poReq uence of the exposed WALLACH, Trustee. | condition of property in ‘ town There is + MeGUIRE & CO. Auets. | nothing left of the business part of the town, ex ‘. Auctioneer, cept a grocery, a clothing store, and a hotel net know that he as not had occasion to go | street; Hutchins fol owed on. and was stopped by | him, if he {1.) had had a pistol there would have the last two years; on the | Harper; the crowd made a creat iaolnes savers been no - of trying him, { Ennis.)?? fi f the day in question, witness drove to erying ont “ Herc he Near tor STRKET. aT Ar KRter. on Seura math HURSDAY, tho 12th ——_ vention at Vicksburg. Our Friexp E. KE. O'Brigs ha . ren a just opened tant, E shall soll, in front of the premi 7 a ~~ ; he " —The Soutbern Con- <t Sheve by Witess soni 4 sees 5 satis rimmediately atter the sale of the | Veution met at Vicksburg. Eight states, sens hailed Be Brow wand cnetdi eared cart, and was | saw aman jump up ons fence, and as he turnel | cleiege (00 JNFY took a recess, and our report | one of the most inviting variety and en noery stores re No. SW, : as : Gississipp baited by Brown and Golding from the top of ax © over, Huteltn Sqnare . a handsome Butlding | represented. Charles Clay th © street, nenr the cor ing back to a 9- feet alley, con- th “ 4 et in our city, at the corner of L, and Ninth streets. there eee beeen Uh \o Posten Mactenaltufal Tdadamere —Zack- | Give bim a call, See his advertisement. me back again bare- | ariah Mitchell was brought up for using profane ns, ** Don’t shoot me"? language in the street, and fined $1.55. to ounibus; they got down and esme and spoke to fred a pistol at hi witness. and desired to ride in his cart to eorge- | fence, and in a momen town; witness told them his cart would not bear | headed. and said to Hutehin ‘tem, and they ‘down; witness struck at | Hutchins then fired three rk, of Mississippi, was chosen president ann & Resolutions in favor of the slave trade were in- dcash; balance in &, 12 and 19 | duced by Mr. Spratt of South Carolina. Gen thy SNATCURD FROM THE Grarr.—Yearly there are 2 r imely resorting ta | Months, for note bearing interest from the day of | Foote of Mississi thousands saved from death by Ppl. denounced Mr. Spratt's sen meen with taal ; . mere Shots; witness | Robert Logan was suspected of throw! s,| MrsGarde sindian Balsam of Liverwortana Hoar. | *!*. A deed given aud a deed of trust taken. fuents as high treason. He sald it was the real Ce ee te net of bis whip, to made them get | next aaw Ennis aa he lay on the pavetent nat and the suspicion Guerecinn:: gti Lecsaoedd PSM aa Top per remedy ‘and is for __A. GREEN, Anet. down: witness kne w Goldi i, because he used to | Gross holding him down; Hutctlins and Jones f. m ft Vanderv __ | duty of our government to acquire Cuba, and gain @ preponderance on the Isthmus. drive an omnibus Saperintended bh saw bon erken when witness | walked immediztely up the street togethers se Ohne Cee eee ear pew lk meas, Hine : witness never | soon as Hutchins had ecased fief, hecjaculated mention was made in the Star (ne 7 e urdles at Thecker’s place that be (Ennis) wouldn't he tried as before a a Was made inthe Star in connection with | Cream and Water Ices at 31.40 per gallon, at the siding tried to get on wit. | mazistrate ; wituess knew Eunis very wells Teed | 2,CUM&e Of bigamy, submitted to bail by advice ndelphin Confectionery, corner 12th and F sts. | promises, we shail sell : sé Ennis get oufof the | in the Northers Piendns” xy Well | of his counsel. who waived an examination, and | ma5-lin division of Square No. 398, fronting 9) feet on Ni vith igrants, 1 itted innis get out of the to Georpeten oe. 2 long time before he | Conroy gave bail in the tem of $1,000 to answer — atrect west, at the corner of N street north. rune : conigrants, mostly manum sinves then of thes all {iz boys;”” | moved to Georgetown; the pistol looked likes | CoMOY, & Criminal Coart # Punxtms<—Thoee in want of Pennies, or amall | hack fort inches tos Wet cline ee ean «were also'on board three Presbyteri when wituess beat them off, they said. if the cart | Colt’s revolver =: A eon, for change, can alway s obtain them on Spplt- | provenmnts, consisting of three near and well built | Sionaries. Revs. A. Miller and James, and would not bear them. it wan all right, and they | Croaveramined.—At Hutchins’ house witness | | Before Justice Donn —Christopher Rochenchar- | cation at the counter of the Star Ofieg tf | three-story “Brick Dwelliug-houses., Tho corner » home, they wanted to borrow a quarter | saw Mrs. H. walk into the back yard where there ley was arrested by Otticer Nash, for assault and * y H —— se has an excelle Fy Werte tee ut, Witness did not lend | wax a child. Saw several large stoues in the para, | baltery on man tamed Graham. Suatien Dene | Save Yorn tae Mloxicue Baecee meets uals Gor tte ‘to them ; witness thinks he wot home to 3 window shuiter had a slat broken out of it and | Meld him to bail for court. George Simonds, col , Ai a-ealyaile and indiapsnrablo a Hels fare Seeamese free: One fourth cash; the re vetueat wae ie eek On that day, and that wiht | @ pane of glass was broken. Did not sec Mee tt | charged with. larceny from To Pema Sores, Seratohos, or Galls on Tureen, Oi ian | Bene with interest, secured hy witueas was in Washinton city with some ladine’ | atte Didn't see any bruises | Called for further hearing, and after examinati ect alls on Horses. Our men | the premises Mr. Chas. Grim i he was dismissed Farr end at Bruisos, Sores, Stuf ge Mr. as Grimes m the with witness on nin 10 Bes i. ns i : es vwn and Golding hatled him frou\ne | saw’ nin 10 OF 12 years Never sai¢atall the Druggists, ma 10-lw WeEppING SakEas very pretty and very cheap. Ice Departure of Liberian Emigrants. Rarrimo; May 12 —The ship Mary Caroline Stevens sailed hence for Liberia at noon to-day, bos, Amos. The usual religious ceremonies were per- wre room, and has been | formed. All appeared happy and contented SA grocer Ore. eint,2ands . teed of trust on Lottery Case. = ore teand Rhonmatia for vending lottery tiekets. the jury “° eet Bee il 2 _ was 3 os or 3 cathan WG, WR, Kanr sean arrested by O72) roreman for Amotioan, Hand es eer at il BP Hovstnovs 7, AED veel Perms The Oberlin Rescues the cranibas. —s Parcel pn oMs | atreet. Justice Donn sent him to “(ueenstow! ss: “Parse & Covstxecet” |tauvany Wome FRIDAY MORNIN ¢ Oberlin Rescuers, vl 4 vi it 8 “9 el} » - «i "4 xP. y — nell, one th TESTIMONY OF CHARLES GRIMES. pb Seri chee car aH for sixty days Gentlemen:—“I had a ungro man worth siamo | May 13th, at 10 o'clock, at the fthe jate| Curvecasp, May 11.—Busb: one of the Mr. Grimes testified that he was with Mr. Addi- t 1."Duncanson, li street ’ house. Kuows Thecker’s back yard. I t Me. Eprror :—I say. Let justice be done | who took cold from a bad hurt,and was useless for | J. A rth, between sth | Oberlin rescuers was to-di sentenced to sixty fm the day in question, and saw Golding a1 , hall sell, a! the Furniture | days imprisonment in the county jail, and a fine J Pek, over ono year; [had uaed everything fcould hear of | and 10 a days invp : think a man could throw a stone from Therker’s | though the heavens fail.” You newspaper folks | Ourf 0"? fear Tha: ii 1 tried the Mustanz Lini- Mant Piustt-covered Sofa, Divan and Arm | OC 56% and costs. “The Kentucky oftcers have Seawn on Spas avenue; they got off ~ onan! yard into Hutchins’ window. Ennis is aman | were prompt enough to chronicle the visits of mont. It * t parfoct jeured him, and Lean now | 4 "Cue aa] been arrested on the charge of kidnapping. Nddisen; they slo wanted ter ritc cular from | about witness’ own be Pen et ned ederahie | Rev. Mr. Haley to the Hon. Mr. Sickles at the | !kathe above price for lum : is Rospectfully ¢. tonter. [The witness w : ‘ Bees Plante town; neither of their requests were complica | sua sive aw nesters oe te ee eIB At | ast and ab the courtroom, but vot a word las | | Tive-y' Planter, then = ius’ house. There was a stone on the beareau | been said by any paper of the mie tat coven) dealurecvers where, s ‘ ie Baryxs & Park, Prop’rs, Now York. fost ae Also, Lyon's Celebrated Insect Powders, ne 2 q ' ‘ ‘ap 2t-lmeow siting portion [| - - Ilair Spring Seat Sofa and Parlor Jame ster.and Fan e. Sold by Marble-top Ceutre Table, Ottoman, New Yorx, May f Mahogany Card an! Dining Tables, » seat Chairs, 2 —Jacod Little, the Wait street stock broker, has again failed. and probably for about S2(aa),000, ar {lon't remember to | whic they said had been thrown thromgh the | Which that Rev. gentleman has rds store that Addison y nly of giass was broken, | t those “in prison,” now on t the quarter of a dollar; witness and hy pdr Dearth secs irae reas 2] oghnother thing. “You shontd were hailed by Brown and Iding at | Ww is jendly terms ute of the clergy (the court-room visitii —_ - ner of Twelfth street and the avenue: no bash eeg wis canto ia lalgembekbe Mean) to the fact that a murder trial is in progress MARRIED ee dN coe ites save Golding and | sustice Reaver for the arrest of Hutchine, which | there. Fprined to hear that ‘nary: cler; On Tnesday evening, the Mth instast, JS. WIL- te fcad not addressany person or perms | directed the officer to arrest him for shcotine a | inan has shown bis face there thie week, while | SON to JUILA A dnughtor of Colt Giovani wnibus: aa soon us they got down th white :nan, iu corroboration of what was stated hy | during the Sickles trial they were present in snc | Purana, hey didnt get the quarter of a dolizr | Me. Addison, _ | ghoals as to seriously incomnade those having | On Wotuerday evening, the ith instant, at the pe Chin s, Mant steads, Barenus, Washeta: Bods. Hair and raand P + ' Baitimore Markets. Battimore, Ma —Flour had advanced 25 cents. and the excitement is increasi Howard Street $7.50 W heat closed b Corn closed } joyant; choice white @1.1aR2 3: White Be > yellow Me Provisious closed active; bacon—sides quoted at Mr. Brown was called several times, at the sng- | business in court. [tis not a pleasant 5 te) Rogiish fai verin, hy by the Rev. mt Oye, but held at He; mess pork 217.25. yestion of Mr. RaWlitle, who desired to ask hin’a | Visit to be sure, but in the course of duty foam | tert, WM RB. NOBRR YE MAR d Wiiteky « pee . Sarthes quest on, at 1 certain they Will not shrink, especially as they a0 | GUN TA, eldest daughter of 4 Duval’, ! i right beys;'* boyd te th anfully endured the ordeal Sorters 2 te propersity ao b ty | Sickles trial, though une xemination ; first on one leg then on th: th round amor weir white neckeloths got Z wr | Of Luis city. seats, On the loth instant. by the Rev, Mr. Remmock, san exerile Mr. JOHN L, HARMONY to LYDIA NORRIS, | & ier, ind Ges both of Georcet nen. a pterins for ee Gorelrot 8 vearins Terms fer the servant en: On Wednesday. May 11th, at the residane * MARTA \D_pt wut not Intely; don't think he |" imenth prior te the shooting | dey 3 tay: teises ibst nie th t sce Ennis that day at all. and | G°veloped by bun daring sent te smi ‘ rter of a dollar did'nt sec | qr andible smiles passe listened to te srossest’ de * Guiding that day, nor the Hurdles, nor Finaily Mr. Brown appeared, and, in answer to | with a patient fortitude whiel m the Crouses & question from Mr. Ratelitte, reptied that he knew | almost mistaken for eager relish, Benj. MeGiue. and had neve New York Markets. New Your, May (2 —Fiour has advanced 2 15 cents, closing unsettled and excited; State $5 75 asi w; Ohio Z*.75aS5; Southern $7.75ag> Wheat bas advanced fate; Southern red $1 85; do. white $2; Western red $1 s5a81.60; do. white BS | + washer and i rate g nitn tot TESTIMONY € AMES BROW N id in bis presener brs toer. John T. eni}.in this city, Mise ma Wal CL MeGUIR Auct. closed higher; mixed Sac ; yellow Mr. Brown testified that he saw Enuis at Mrs. | thet he would geta pistol for Ennis. Ne couldn't | ALEXANDRIA, Lovpon, AND Hamrenine Rai. RUSS zicka. im tne Sith yeu ot Recess. “she = S MsGtER& CO. Ansan {82006 Brown's Water street, the day he was shot; | say that he heard Ennis say that day thathe wished | Roap.—We learn, from the Alexandria Gazette, | mt ’ this w i ‘ BANDHOUSKEHOLD EPERCTS Reef has advanced 25aw0e =a bats eae te TUESDAY MORN Pork closed bnoyani; mess $t7al7 25; prime ¢ nth, at lO ve ook. at the residence of the | prime S11. Lard closed ant at Myalt\e corr of Ite and E streets, we Whisky closed firm at anne’ Court, all the “ing— of the Catholic Chnreh. Her inst illness was shot, and before the shouting: | for x pistol. that on Monday afternoon stean: was * got ap"? on | put she was willing to die, aud fell asicep at Inst inl onis drank bere several The testimony of George Golding corroboratedt the locomotive Lewis McKenzie. and a trial of | peace. ey all went up to Mrs. Cox that of Mr. Brown in all cssential points, and in- hae malities inbde eee thd road ae fac Ge ihe Her hd thirty or boty yards fi - iroduced no new facts worthy of mention, orat all | | cant Gridie, abit oct aiid Halt elites hewn shee ch is nearly opposite, b. tending to the issue of tue case. ‘an es nd then witness am Galiiog went = al at Hbovelock, tre between I a HL be attended on Friday, May 13th, v her brother's residence, ath st., Financial. depot. The lecomotive performed te and the ——— Pe ati New Yorn, May 12.—Stocks are lower > FOURTEL DAY. road seemed to be in excellent condition, being , Lounge, closed firmer Chicapyo and Rock Island 58); Cows; took drinks w chine's. aor at ‘To-day the prisoners were brought into court at | heavily ballasted — — ppesteldrn hep AUCTION SALES. Bs “a , {ineis Central shares 55; do — rr mee Me teen eee ror ver it with great sfhadiness. © Dridse = S laxceeeibeas . Wardrobes, ae oh tral 69% ; : toatday ess How mamy tawew ald you drink | the usual hour; the jury was called and answered | Pasting over it with great sfadinem. The bride sie 3: C, MaGUIRE & 00: Wachetandn, uslot Seta. Taber, inge 463; Cantons it}; Vicginia 6's jp; Missouri inte Abe to their nares. reat strength and durability. fe locomotive | QMALL FAMILY CARRIAGE Feather Hed. Hair and Husk Mattrosses, tx S6%: romay Bacal 2 it ere Mr. Thorn testified that he was in Georgetown | aud other inaterial for track laying. Shusatns we shell well z Ould. “Was you in Washington that | 08, the vccasion of the illi w Enuis come | booth; is shoved a pistol Oren Alk SeRvices.—We understand that on : 2 : sails Family Horse aed Harnexs of his pantaloons, and went | g, 2», thi th. th 1 air ser | 1 good steady Fann . . np towards Ray's inill, and up Water street, and | Sunday, the 224 of this month, the oper I English Brougoacl and Harness, gt quit ” % ill; wen vices for the summer season, under the auspicesof | Terms cash. S oe “ : the direst oad In Fees eee Le Elite Voues Mente Clans aeecune of this} ama 2d J.C. McGUIRE & C yond tence enerd he must | tne stcert that rans by Hay's uiill; sfier that; in, | elty, will be resamed. A cominitice consisting of cots ene ee oe hs COMMA Romy Gey Ee ieee wahinled, weld vee Gotan | Hears, Wight, Tustin, Bell, White, “SMe. Kiuxlite, Nevers lndehent that Be. Ould ory; Hutchins was the last that | ere | mugger pees elec Mer. Ould dod net think itatall i = - unis bad gone down Water street, | Viees are to he hi at 5 o'c F. Ould di “ portant, but | j : Chica, Glass, and Crockery Ware, 3 ~ =a mily Carriage, weil built and in kood or- | Ralintar Aremente tnd other Stoves, GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. One iargs bro: jen Roller, - —-—— q a gel , pusche'd DAWSON & RL vee Teint Ricken Reece en eed House. shane ANS SUNY MENTAL Slant wader cash ; over $#a credit of 35 NR BEN TERS, cercet ove fe notes, ¥ t “ eat, eee earns en m their frienets ard the public that it prepar With promptness, and ory best manner, ail orders that they may bo ‘ed with. As we employ none but the most ac plished workmen, and ne bat the very materials. Our cusluuers may restassured that ther work will be ¢ in the most satisfactory F IS POSTPONED | manner. and at ascheaprates asat any other estab Tarai “Yea.” _ “How many times did you drink for rent. Inquire of the Exec he house 8 for eT eR THOS. J. for sale. nt x atSaorl k | maqat J.C. McGUIRE & CO. u Wasiington, ioe Ten ABOVE Ml: $805 " S ed | afternoon, at four di nt points of the city « how many drinks a inan | towards Washin dein the pay raeni iz | to be conducted by ministers of different devon a huvdred n nations. *. Aticts. pm. lon imstrictof Colt best building sites in the city, to wi ery that he save Addison nmi FRIDAY MOR May 13th, same hour. | lishment tu tho bastriet, my, a a PLouR.— 45. In Square 28, west si f ts SDD C. DYER. y JAPANING, GRANING, GILDING, MAR witness and Golding Harper, 3 | Seppen Risk in Flovr ‘The war news from aor vy here i tigger id Fe eee t Exccntors BLING and VARNISUING done in the gery ak L Addison in bis carriage, opine a duu thee saan eee ee had the effect to cause a rise oda) foot © isarein Davidson's subdi- | ya gat JC McGUIRE & CO., Auct’rs. sotathecn : ma i2-3t pn and the "bos stopped rege on : rice of provisiows and an ex é 5 a if “= SE rg eps Paeege ae st ‘witneam got down in onder w | ,Htefore the shooting Morgan, and a man who | Price of pro Deradstutts. Flour tn this city th tinge Ol antes the roe FUTURE DAYS. SS. Wein Ce digit tn Doomentio ned tompa: Eat . y; the shafts tlew up over ee races, 2 he 4 | gone up with a jerk to the extent of a dollar on the spb een ; Fancy Goods, Linse, Linen Dril ing, Gas h tork of the horse. and Addison made witess | 0m the back rye ef dammed | Hareel. Family flour iaselling at#9 S0.and @10.50, nthe from the dey Of cale; with iaroreet, Eee By WALL & BARNARD, Anctic . Casinel, Kentucky Jeans, Bleached and Un aad Goldy get off, they went up the ave to- rb nine te ence’ tuacbien dice pigers | according to grade; extra super. $5489 per barrel notes will he req 4 ces iether aud Addison and Grimes rode away $ ‘ AND LOT _ON AN Al MANDiTHSrRERTS W RNOON, May 18th, at 6 « the promixes, we will seli, part of Square 4. on the alley between G and H_ streets, 17 feet frout by bleached ms, Denina, Bleached Tickings, an. Foglish. aod French Calicoes, Lawas, haily de tains, Robes A’Les: also, Bon ations, Ribbons, Powers, Laces, Ruch Embroideries. Shawls Mantitias, Sulks, Parase Fans. &e.; which he offers to the public at very b Cro We are ata loss, however, to understand why the | “tie torent stio at Hcompliod with iu thine i Ss: rise Is so much greater here than in New York | days from the day of sal io subserther reserves: ity. wi vane » | the right to seil the lot or lots bought by the default- Fe ree enon mee ee a ene | tae Seve assrravte orien risk, At sich time, cl. ” such lormes, aud after such uotive theree! as he may Warcu Returns. —Jno. Warren, (col..) drunk | see fit. got over the fence and came down the alley, luok- very wnad; afler the second tire claimed “don't fire, whip fired ageiu, and the itness thinks ol —W iteess did Money that | Withess was at Burch’s restanrant, | Reed 34 street, that morning; met 2 good many | Ploding . ‘ EMA 3B) fort wid, with a Frame Tou os Gastr | eeeeces — i Bek ees a aw Charles | ame outef the aliey, and walked 10 or 15 steps | and disorderly ; work-house days. Win, John- | Conveyancing UN MAR BURe Terme: One-foarth cash; bninnce is fonctla OR NT Sy YORK She varsley phabet «: © : iferdis there eka an estite nee Lae fet sivorts he hed hisd some. arsistance dio; da. @u days, Josephine Nailor, do; da | apé-eoddn ~ J.C. MoGUIRE & WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.” | cig wisn’ Siti Uiepalohs. For Treene at : i : a Be 7 here | before that; thea Harper and p s. David Fitzgerald, tighti tine an ae as | i Pascace apply to : a et ee en ating bet Pk ak Wie, wed Cnitlad hin tnee ‘Murphy's a Dex ecient Wecsie to tool coeey ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED jen | eee McCOBB & DODGE. ¢ eaareieans Pinon A cgpesionar hg | Mouse: some one said Hutchiuk had shot aman, imfortable in their summer beds. and sone of DAY AFTERNOON, May ith, same a __Mect « 7 oat aud sone one else said ** 1 wish to C—at he had nen ebony Saas Hate Ml about stone-theae ing; Golding Killed bins,” Jones stood near Murphy's house, | ters. “The number of lodgers at the musrd-towse apaecd — FQUNAIARRURY, Trusten, the previons night: don't know if Tanis was in | 184 before oe Ki ray en gee Sabie ja ring this spell of emily ‘weather showy dispo- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER = * td e, 4 puns ki ones clea t THE » = .E Is R yey, snd’ thinks moat | Over he event inte the aveet; after Hutchins | fuente’ Pt t@ patronize the old quarters | (THE, ABOVE RAL IS FURTHEE ceased tiring Jones took the pistol from hi = hour and pia VERUR, at ING.—Very desirable ROOMS with | them have thought it best to resume the old qui DAy at! | BOARDING — Very desirable R cood BOARD can be obtained on moderate terms at Miss GWYNN’S, No. 35, Smith's Re Ist street, Georgetow: NOON, May 15th, at 5% esha | sell, to the ni, 1, and 12. in Davide sub n of Square ve tat a eK 24 fot & SOES and BOOTS hundred and thirty-six, . id th, running | A large lot of COARSE S#0ES ard : he land ree: | Nenity fet to nine acto = mh : suitable for servants) also on hand and conetautiy punty, These are, beyond denbt, among the most desira- | ina ao nb'a J will sell.on the 8th day of June, A hie busiding’ sites for sale tn that woction of the ity, | ah country merchants and others in want are at Ll o'clock in the morning, th: fe Title indisputabie, invited te cailer ad No. a estate and uz: One-fourth cash; the residue in 6, 12a0d | Georgetow ___ 2 tarn tenct of land) situ hs, with interest, secured by 8 deed of trust No. 252. Lot 10 fronts % feet on New York avenues. LEWIS PAYNE. DAY AFTERNOON, May lath, same hour and and runs back about 9% feet to a paved alley, Lot '1 W HOLESAL f BOOT AND SHOE DEAL ielinge, “ rs is rs hi | Nor Yer Recovaerry.—Notwithstanding every Ince, JOHN MARBURY, Trastee. | fronts % feet 3 inches, and runs hack about § fertto dae street, G clown, led to Cross-exanined —W hen wituvss met Hutebins, | ‘ ® * MeGUIRE.& CO), Auct’rs aved alles. Lut 12 fronts 20forté incheson New | The attention of the tease 1s 108 rats ue | he said to witness, Baker, con ‘and then | effort has been made by the friends and relatives} maizd J.C. MeGUIRF.& COL, Auct’rs. graced alley. Jat 13 fronte 2 fost ¢ inoheson New mat hack Gauche, fens wha . ould | be told witness ssinething about stoniag his house; | of Mr. Bell, the young man who was drowned at OF VALUABLE REAL | back an average depth of about74 fect to apaved at | 2) Seek Of Virus Me timmer wear Ahmet a ges Rigen tine ape dh (Caaee hitheponeremsi ye. ipsa very pale. | the Lattle Falls last Monday under such distressing X1¥ oF Wasuisetox, Witt Ver. 1 Fe nae LEATHER “we seen them if they had; witness thinks that he f mwis. | circumstances, they have as yet been unable to re- | THE LupROVEMENTS yaxay A] ex's “- mmediately after whieh hall sell Lots beg ily stock ot Fay i worthy of atten Leen quite sober that day, flangh TESTIMOMY OF EBENEZER IRWIN. over his body. Exertions are still being made, trust, duly recorded ta |aber J. A. S. F nd dson’s ¥n jon of Square No. | WORK isalso assorted and well Theo Hurdle and witness went out Mr. Irwiu testified that he was present on the © two hundred and thirty-four, twe hu 2m, each fro: 5 itis hoped that to-day they may sueceed in 1 in the | occasion of the shooting of Enuis; saw the parties Sodio Ae pacer Da that Hig othe. whos found, will be taken to Culpeper for interment ‘This delay in recovering bis remains adds greatly to the sorrow of the already much-atticted house- | hold. eon 1th street | non, ether. and Theo. Hurdle down the street; was in Thecker tanrant; was in the room next to the « anw a crowd run. and witness follow crowd halted ata come down the all shot him; after the with the ; i i | _ LEWIS PAYNE, Buretary.—On Satuiday night, about mid-| Qounty of Washinets wed oe Wouornsatt inp ata. poor anp p ‘ § C hich 1 bonuded as toliowr, to wit: Beginning at J.C. Mob . ‘sade De ik k . . 7 inute returned and ste Jere Lam, night, the dwelling-house of Mr.N.€. Draper, | wh oh im bomu , nolon ' J.C. MeGUIRE SHOE DEALER, : +o sa, but dic not Aeink thane, ak wis | lang ahogt, mc, beat me! Mutthdne’ then deed siete stagh Ieee etuteaiensa by vargiars | Y2,cidof the fourth line al tract of lant ead ae Gace leapnte Dhee Ea sa ron se i waibedeo te Street a littte | three times more; didu't see Jones at that time ; 7 y seat. ar orm ends and co. L SALE BE VALUABL generally iat he has removed tothe spacious ae - as 2 s 1 in money, and various other les 5 th eighty-two degrees, west, | TYRE avd vacant ME ps * evomet Ke A th they all walked to | after Une Lust shot, witness didn’t see any more of eaivespes it is supposed that Mr. Dra- twreutyosin mabpercheas tleeene north thirty “Bix tee I pen virtue 2 ings a pe el yd ad row mn io pny he fv og oe ES ows yitness thinks ‘th ly | Eusis till. they brows it hisn cat of the house; | ie must have Ucon dragged by the villains, as bo | secon ont ves wucdred andor Gratien thes | Jena Bene ae til Sell oe THURSDAY | Caeici ar, the Bost Ofiee, where hees Br Swice om Tine ee en | caatcnlaraeld Yo Sts, NOR waver nd Wetors alight sh and yet did not awake whenjthe | thongs south sixty-nine desroos, east, fifty one and | aorded, the sulizcriber will sell. on THURSDAY, IDF” Prices to suit the times. Cail and satrafy {to get drinks twice om their way over to another Sqnire to have 4 trial’; while Eunis was | Porcites were in’ his room and removed the watch $ Rall (G06) pacobns, to its Snternen Seana be tho | ireaioes foes Wee t= ea bie Sand fii Square Jouverives, ap 22- cat never saw Theo. Hurdle tilt that day; | tevieg to climb.the fence. Jones threw a beick, | tom over the bed where he was sleeping he: devirees of David C. parker to Edward | Nits, with the iunpfovencuts, of NEW Goops rgelown, Banis lett witness aud | ecelaiming, "OQ, you son of a b—h, tve got you peb aay ‘Annz thenee south forty-nine degreas, west, sie eer tock Sh and Gh streets east, and on HIE Subscribers wonld invite the attention of o es apen pehaen wits . ‘witness stood ont jn the street Tue roxiticat discussion in Alexandria be- | t, eizhtish) perchom thence south taonte he B street, between St! to Scott's and had exarmined.—W itness ts not certain that | grees, ws 01 rt 0 ro steck of goods In 9-1 hand 6th streets east, between north B © sts, | purchasers te their rable i t kn 2 outa the all ¢ not; Thecker’s is tween the three candidates for Congress—Messrs. | £'°es, west, thirty-one perches and fifty ty Lo conten t 1 witness met tu- | Ennis came oul s e Linpre So a ij ‘hereo! . new styles and fab- dntiis ofp rai (3! 5E4m;) thence mouth etabty womans Cenwen Sy, Soe nee Sunaiaes | Lreeies Se eee ee have al . TS teegettge his svonty te one Rams | Cyentiye, cacameoetegy ats au tt comer off this | onedtexroce, weet, forty Ata ad) parties, to the be: | Cgily DOME ms wate we divided Hehe HANDRERC GLOVES, Mi Sada wen a be sthes Goerers ome seventy to one hun- | evening, commencing at ee 0., instead lend xinatng te co oma p dey a bid wee rood, and ie jote tone purchaser: i offers © opportu- EREROIDRRIES HOST , COTTON, tried to borrow | each ms “ij Spat the day before | seve: perches, «1 Re, ; ii b id witness bear any one ask fora | dred feet from Hutchins’s; there are houses be. | afternoon, as we auticipated on. the 7 Ce Weady Do! f the Court | nity to persons desiring to build or invest, Alo, Mons and 3 £ : | yesterday. ‘The A ria and Washi: rail- sale will take place im frent of of saie: One-third cash, and bainnee in’ 6, | WOOLEN and vil: E a peter Bid anything | tween peice mega [Bhecker's hock yard; Yoad care, will makes trip to Washington in con- o "Distsiot of ‘Gotumbin, sed the, 3 2 dig nt, for ote earin {uterest from | SHURTL GS and SHEETIN &. ohne. Sed Lapras —— 1 pce tean ehuataacane yard; while at Thecker’s witness nection with Latham’s omoibuses, at the close of thes ifthe terme of sale are not ¢ slied ‘with in Sdave With all other found ina -- ol " which will enable all attendi : oe nf of ry Goods Witness heard that Ennis was shot; | saw Phomas Morgan there; did'tsee the Cronse’s | the discussion will enable al a Parohssors will Bnd st $0 their stvantans to, 0x 1 1 !- | after the sale, the trustee reserves the right to resel s thinks he was not drunk; remembers to | there; sew Golding there early iu coe mores: from Washington to reach the anmwe night. —_ viene 9 ther e reserves the right | upon one week's notice, at the rink and . @ ore t morning walking abou . . rt te revel at the risk and cost of the de- ; tape pad sige rhe ro sre ber r peoy Said it was him; didn’t keew Pic-Nic Excursion. —The St. Peter's Sunday | UU metiately to re tT. . “ neing at the exponse of the -purcha- | est ‘FIELD & oO faulting purchaser. . Ai conver CHAS. S WALLACI, Trt MAYele becker’ ibe; shoo] propose to givea pie-ni urs to Ar- R. |. MORGAN, Trastee. ser, 5 atti ee a apis 121 6 Bt, Georg ddutels os anti i oot witstes ef bang 2 ay ib Oeiechs Doers ord Misat tany that ones x Spring pod Seed % See odetrtisn ditt ma 12 cotéthJ anedk: 5. M . apis-eohds J. C, MeO UIRE & cé., ‘Ancts, Im No, Bi