Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1860, Page 3

CriminaL Covrr.— Yesterday, Daniel Rady} Tus Graxp Concert at Willards’ Hall, this | PAY 7; AT - = was convicted of an assault and resistance of a Pod ape enettoe, the Western Mission GEORGETOWN. AUCTION SALES. unday School of the ¥ "1 (7 Tue Stan publishes the Lists of Letters | Police officer. He was sent to jail for two weeks. sociation, Promioes to boa ter aie Correspondence of The S By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. remaining im the Washington City Post Office | ,<itton Smith, was tried for stealing a Cloak | meritorious affair. ‘The best musietl talent of the Groncrrown, January 11, 1860. ANDSOME FURNITURE. CURTAINS axp under the provisions of the law directing them to | the pealtonian eee sent 10 | city bas been engaged for the oceasion. and, in| We fear that the street hydrants which bave | toned SaLesOn TUESDAY MORNING dent ¢ printed in the newspaper having the largest ci: Sohn Fre at hi accbman, was tried for in ay of novelty and interest, the children of been constructed in the lam) ts will signally | UAty 17, at 10 o'e!ock. 1m the large room second story ees nospaper having the largest cir- rere, night wat ; an | the school will take part in the concert, in the lamp-pos gnally | of Sibley & Guy's building, twe decen meer at ae uation within the delivery of the Office. Its total | ®8840lt upon’ John Bleigh and James Bleigh, . f.il to answer their desired purpose. So far :8 lotion rooms, we shal! sell 2 number of articles of Haily cireulation is more than double that of any | Mery net areca in erie one ee The | Ovrace.—Wiille the Merry Social Club were | their utility i coven tn very cold weather, | Furnitare from the President's House, compris. ther Daily printed in the District of Columbia. Ptr, holding their ball, on Monday night, at Odd Fel- they certainly are, in our humble judgment, an ine— ¥ . Cram s Suites of fal! gilt Parlor Furniture in blue and gold UF Though Tux Stan ts printed on the fastest | pLmiel Rady. Jotun Lenady, Patrick Myers, and | thee cluvyGen og tai macreante entered | outright failure. ‘Moreover, the nnethed of thelr Gushions.tweles Arm Cheat oes Fires > Thoug) ESTAR ts printed on the fastest | David Boyle, were placed on trial on a charge of » p = construeti der them to : - =e scam press im use south of Baltimore, its edition | riot and assaulting and resisting an officer, They | 2nd Seventh streets east, and broke up the furni- | © on is such as to render them very easy and four Ottomans, with Cur- ture and c tted be thrown ont of order at any time; and, upon the to mi s +0 large as 10 require it £0 be put to press at an | Were all found guilty and sentenced—Rady, Len. ommi several other disyraceful acts. 3 > ts to match, THE LATEST NEWS. TELEGRAPHIC. DESTRUCTION OF A LARGE COTTON MILL By FALLING AND FIRE. ——o—___ Probably 200 Lives Lost and a large number of Employers Wounded. a Boston, Jan. 10.—The Pemberton Cotton at Lawrence, Mass , employing four to tive — : dealt | Whole, we incline to the belief that the old plan lor F i a] dred hands. fell this afternoon, burying in its F verti ady, and Myers, to pay a fine of $8, and Boyle a ae Bend oF tee De maltebly dente | Sr hydrants, though costing something more in trooatelle. comprising one Sofm and Cushion | fins nearly every person therein Sancied rly howr; Advertisements, therefore, should be | Hint of $9. with at the hands of justice. the beginning, woald have'been found muck the sixteen Arm Chairs, with Curtains and Carpet | Dodies are being taken out by cart-losds it is ent um before Twelve o'clock, m.; otherwise they | On motion by M. Thompson -, Geo. F. Epiror’s Centiricare. most serviceable and economical one in the end. to match, — ‘ sn nepied that over two hundred persous were n7y not appear until the next day. Allen. Esq., was, after examination, admitted as A Cure by Grvgenated Bitters, In support of this opinion we may remark that at | BUh! fe ie. Sofas, Lonnges and Easy C’ eee, | Mule’ instenliy. : = iuinideueaine eo alee an attorney and counsellor of this court. Berrington, Vt., Nov. 12,1854. | least four out of every five of those which have Room, . giao Notice —District of Columbia Advertisements | A habeas corpus having been obtained for the | _ Gentlemen—I_ suffer-d for al Lawrence, 9 p.m —The mills fell » idenly about 5 o'clock. while there were G00 to 700 oper atives at work. The mills are a complete wreck, and it is supposed that 200 to 300 bh. are buried beneath the ruins, but it is impossible at present to givea correct account of the loss of life. Right. bout & year previous | been constructed in the eastern part of the town | Matresses, Chaire, Bodsteads Tables, Oil Cloth, . z rpose, Daniel K to Inst spring, from a derangement of the actio. of ve bee i i 2 53 ' > — be enserted in the Battimone Sow are received | oP ct of Colemtia es pal globes fhe heart, which like most oth nap ceecoriy aiticted | ten Cad athe meee or ee eae Tome gash, in specie. t and forwarded from Tue Star ofice pie Judge Merrteky of theirs eae reat be: stan tae Oxpacnated, Bares ighiy, recommendo remark, however, had been thrown out of order 'y order of the Commissioners of Public Buiid- ge) : 9 Sea SS y for uso in such cases, I procured and used a single | by mischievous boys, who are in the habit of | !2£# Usiten States Aericettcrat Society.—] chambers ‘The case for Keenan was a fone by | bottle, with entire suacess, x = 7 y aoe : . hae making of them common playthings. As we Sighth Annual Meeting —The meeting was called | Chas Lee Jones. Esq., and for the United States. | ‘The diangrecable symptons speedily disappeared, te Es McGUIRE & CO, Aucts, Stitt Later Lawrence, 1:30 a. m—The entire Pemberton Mills are a flat and smoking mass of ruins. Prob- ably not less than 200 persons Lave perished. The flanes made quick. burning not only the main remarked on a former occasion, the Councils can- By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. cen dead bodies have already been taken out, in comity to the State of Maryland, by the District | 24! have never had any recurrence of them. not be too hasty in passi tringent law f WO NEW AND HANDSOMELY FIN. | t¥enty-five mortally wounded, and about fifty in order at 10 o'clock to-day at the Smithsonian | Attorney of the District or Arse sae tee Sean alle ot opinion that this medicine is of | tere cobsction. “irthey ao oe we verily Seticne isuxp THaRE story Brick Dwattine Houses | different staves of mutilation. The agent ot the hstitatlon, (he Pree in ee ence cE wena: | of, twelve witnesses were examined and an alibi | wiles anton) winner Ser nPemane (iB | thet epeoetion | Itt repair will equal in amount | AN) OTS FOR Sa1*—On THURSDAY AFTER. | mills, and the tressurer, escaped by running from Ju the chair, and a general attendance of members | satisfactorily proven, the Judge therefore dis- | many intelligent physicians.) { have ro hesitauon | that of the pumps beretofore. NOON uary 19th, at 332 o'clock, on the premi- | the falling building wai charged Keenan. TnBe will promote carsente to bsusedin anyway | ‘The following gentlemen have been elected | #f6qo,thall sell, Dereliing Hevea trust, two new | It is impossible yet to tell the cause of the disas- "The President read bis annual addreee, referring | _ To-day —Henty Williams was placed on trial | '88¢ will promote its more general WiC. cone ofticers of the Vigilant Fire Company for the | ings, the lots fronting 21 feet 3 inches on K street | “* The scene beggars description hie: (nepioclar of tlie’ eeaxetary and tecammer to me an assault and battery with intent to kill Isaac Editor of the Bu: ton Courier, | ©Urrent year :—President, est fo Nicholson; Vice | north, between 2d and 3d streets west, running back ntwistle, on the night of the 2ist of March, 1858 epared . WE . President, Charles H. Merrill; Recording and | 112 feet to an the workings of the society and its opera- e circumstances of this assault by Barreit and | sale Dy 2 DB ctiman’ Oe, i, Waite, Corresponding Secretary, Hugh G Divine; ‘Treas- ‘The House ‘= during the past year, and also {ts present | Williams upon Mr. Entwistle and the lamented | @, Stott John sohwasso: Neve ee Palmer. Wash- | urer, Joreph W = Marll; Chief Bagineet, E “condition. “He recommends an increase of the | Reeve Lewis, who afterwards died from the | ‘98ton; and bv deslerseverywhere. ja i0-lw,r | Hutchings, Captain of Engine, Jno 5 thronghout, marble mantel, and finished in the boat sciary of the secretary, whose time, he states, has | wounds then ‘received, are well known to this a 7 tain of Suction, Wm. H. Jett; Captain of Hose, sare handsome three-story bricks with brick back buildings, containing saloon par ten rooms and a bath room. with water and cas pipes manner. balding, butall the material that bad in kindness “for aeveral months past been entirely devoted to | community, having been given in detail in the | M4=N'SDemss Svire, oo bot Scott; Captain of Truck, John Fletrher. Pereons in want of desirable and conveniertly ar- | been regvoved thercfnnn ' the business of the society. He also recommends | local c ans of the Star, during the trial,(March | Yourns’ Dazss Surrs. “ Weare highly gratified to learn this morning, | ranged dwell in @n unexceptionable location, he purchase ef hooks for the use of the society. | term, 1 7 se 7 in which Barrett was convicted of ene FS Youths? Business Suits, om: a» tR Dr , is — is sale, Which will be made without | The quarterly bulletin pablished by the society | marder and Williams of manslaughter. Entwistle zn’s Daxss Sutrs, 5 ale tee eo ered from his recent illness as | "7, : One-fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 12 and _ Tydidone much towards forwarding the interests | wna also, a4 willbe remembered. severely wound | Noun Waraen a GENS Haste, Ment of Dr Joatba Ritey, (nact the skilful treat- | 19 months, with interest, esured by a deod wf trust of agricutture. ed in that assault, and was for many months con- 7 “tai sh sO ey. A - the premises. ‘ Reference was made to the annual exhtbition at | fined to his bed and his lite cree Gene er potas nee usuae fopiay of Fait and |, O8F city continues unumally quiet, and wusi- | “jm ti-& J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. Chicago, and a detailed account given of itscon- | and he perhaps owes his life more to the fact of i By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, Wintor Clothing is now ready for inspection. It | N&$ generally of the more weighty character ix duct and success—a success never before equalled | having a vigorous constitution, sutficient to with- | is comprised o! an assortment of Geutioneyre ang | Very inactive, pereulany seen Water ae TRUSTEE’® SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON pping, and flour mer- ty r ON On MONDAY AE Tete cheng for Ge TRER! TREET AT AvcTioN—On MONDAY AF - ind 4 i Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs | among our wholesale, shi by any previous exhibition of the kind in the | stand the influence of the injuries, than to BBY Tis muntecial: tient , ‘ = ial, g, and workmanship, chants, and millers. But i y fo ae aa ee aa Sipe reread) Mare! <Zoqmeesnce: 4 te a To those who study excollence with economy, in | better will pe likely to occur in this quarter until | 2r8NQON: 34 inst. at halt: past 4th Westend two States and Territories, and the exhibition || Mr. Maury appeared as counsel for the defend- fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now | navigation upon the canal and river shall again | day reo rd-ain Liber J. AS 15h folie 246, f wil eon was crowded daiby. Suggestions were made | ant. The case was opened by a brief address to | Mptcpehl polectig from the most attractive stock | ey aug E *8 reil a’ public auction, in front of the premise, Lot as to the correctness of awards of medals; among | the jury from the District Attorney, followed on | of Ready-Made Ciothing in this oity, at very re- “Tt tea the Poto: t thi ‘ 6, In squa-e 83, divided into two lotseach fronti which wasa recommendation for the appo: the other side by Mr. Maury. duced prices, ‘ep 28-ly he ice upon the Potomac at this pointcontinues | 5» 5 5 : ing tose : ite thick. (some eight inches at least,) solid and | 3! ft? 74 inches on the enst side of ith, betwoen D ef a general supe: Mr. Entwistle was then called to the stand, and a SEES: q and E streets, and running back 5 feet | inch. Recommendation w: Trelnee th aubwtanerumatances of the assault, they | a pprovad hy the Now Neck Assteey of Medi. | <I#tj and Godey still has every cart be can com- | The Washington Mills are in great jeopardy, the wind blowing directly towards them. The Duck Mill and counting-room, which almort d the Pemberton Mills, may slo be sacr. om his brother, that Rev. Dr. Roby is much | Sheuid attend . 2 a. m.—The firemen are using host superhuman exertions, and the Wasbing- Mills are considered out of denger, but the Prospect ef the Dack Mill is not s» good etd Ieee! in being done thet human exertion iscapable of. Firemen are present from all tle neighboring towns. and about sifty physicians are in attendance. The combustibie portion of tle ruins having been completely consumed, it will be many days before atrue ksowledge of the : Ape vai 4 a ar bee Terms: Ono fourth cash, to be paid on the day of | killed aod wounded can be arrived at ie of opening and closing of tue annual exhib- | being in substance as previously reported. cine. It is twice more efficacious tha the liquid iamite ice nike force a eet mics oy sale; andthe balancsin 6 and 12 months, bearing The fire canght, without doubt, from a lantern ons; also. ft achange of discretionary premi-| Joseph Carrico, the watchman who saw the oil. It 1s the only eure for Sorofulas, Conaump- secured. ow Sioaid thick somo thres tofout thon given anda deed of trust taken ef burning tluid which was accidently dropped count of the ditticulty in yiving them | affray and did not interfere to prevent it, then | tion and all kinds of Gouge, Madicch ofeavnccaun i All converancing at the expense of the purchaser, | Ove fireman fell dead in the street. ‘The streets out without bobecrnane-a oe soci aes te eis, giving Suhre the same testimony iQuania deve Cuter On; by whiok the We reat noting wwesthy of note from the tlour | _i !l-eoadn ALL & BARNARD. Aucts. nar es yaar —— ee BS to oreridcum or ecto te satire er Loin Was procecdlng aseueicpor ene” =~ offensive ereasiness of the oll 1s obviated. For sale | market. Prices remain steady as last quoted tn | ——— SS a = || are ace os sf theas sroealbcrnating weleeen bee Earope be made honorary members of thissociety; | The jury in the case of the United States agt. | Gacrgers ee ee druggists in Washington and | the Star. No grain of any kind offeri 8. | THIS AFTERNOON § TO-MORROW- >. that application be made to Congress for a | John Frere, (watehman.,) tri yesterday for an PRNFOLD, PARKER & Mower, Wholesale Agents, charter for the society assaultand battery upon Job: Bligh and James | 14 Beckman street, New York city, no8 3m Allusion was made to the late Harper's Ferry | Bligh, this morning, on the ineeting of court, re- = raid. as being productive of danger to tue agri- | turned a verdict of not guilty as to James and of |. IT wovtn Harpy po fi caltaral interests of the whole country, and mem- | guilty as to Joan Bligh.” The otticer was severely hav s the temerity to ques and fear, but they are now settling down iuto a hopeless despair A Mr. Pa'mer, one of the wounded, thinking there was no prospect of his extrection, cut be own throat, but he was subsequently got out, and NN. Auctioneer, ORS DEAS, FISH, GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MT On THURSDAY ORS the 12th instant, 1 shall seil,in front of my ence of Dr. RoE NEW YORK —The packet schooner | Auction Rooms, on the corner of 7th and D streets, 8 ny one now-a days to n the exest! “4 . lived some time after his removal to tue hall i ers Celebrat. « 7 st an, C. tt, 1 SS bers from both sections of the country (the South | reprimanded by the Court, and ised 800, disennes, of the stomsch In caacn-ot Leapepere, | above wih despatch at iret apni to ey wt Tenses Mer’s and Boy's Boots, One woman in the portion of the mill which a North) were called upon to do their re- pes Bodily Weakness, Costiveness, Dysentery and McCOBB & DODGE, 7cases Women’s ani Misses’ Shoes. remained standing after the main walls fell was svective duties in allaying the prevailing domes-] New Specivexs —Among the curiosities re- | S2neral derangemont of the digestive organs, their | de 29 tr 63 Water st., Georgetown. itl) immedinteiy after the sale of Boots and - frightened that she threw her bonnet and s {_Tlos president also recommended that the time | Sived,within afew days at the Smithsonian In: ] Matyi ime LOPE sagt been made plain! ap; Paine chSbte UES cipes ONpchents of ansorted Teas oy earns Gane oe ees wing for holding the annual meetings be chanzed feom | Writ attract the meee ae eee (following which | humors » hich retard their natural functions, ard | yi ‘o have this day received, per schoone, Settee oat Peenese Alsat herself so that she cannot live snuary Wome convenient time in Febroare in | Jeult of the Froglodytes Gori ne: the cerieees | wiucl bring paionens a the cheek, and suffering to | Atwood, from. Boston, $0 barre's Prime CRA With other drticiee in the crasors Hee. The laboring force of the mill is now ascertained €--h year. because it has been found that farmers yaboon. Gabeen ciaitres Anica he carl fareke hones igh brah aad mecoeenitt APPLE CIDER and 5) barrels of Ordinary Cider, | Terme cach ‘ to have been about 90, and about 700 are actually | whoare members can better attend during te | was presented be De. Peck hie specimen, to | Prove @ valuabie adjorot to the diceatwve arcane, BLOT we pu ee pane D6 Pac sare ot Ae AP: | _ia 10-4 inissing. including those who have been extri- 4 ' c ‘ = ? i i} id 7 heuer vd a re + On Nation by Me Witter, the thanks of the | £i<ilitate comparison, is placed next the skull of a sinitence ofthe ungerae to establigh them in the | fie way, wo will close this ot out cheap for cash, RAC OouT i SA Seni whe hos ibe bie saci oa Bae | society were tendered to the president for his able | full-grown black ourang, in eee er or,oale by Drugeists and dealers general y ev | a6 2y Union Bottling Depot. Georgetown, T AR NEARS, Wasox On THURSDAY, | 2 © twenty-five more in her omen ne tave ed «ddress, and a copy was requested for publication. 2 is the eize ang: = ———— -— — a 3 a NING, January 121h, at 11 o'clock, in front of | * en revcued. 2 o'clock, when re bro! The Treasurer's report was tuen made of whieh | 2 fioogine the tnceees eee a one ANE ARE REQUsetED,to invite attention to the | 6,000 nusneie Prince New Jersey White | tie auction roome of Jas C. MoGuire & Gon by | out, this additonal horror eink diene eee tue following is a synopsis: if the proportion of the frame to the skull is simi- | $1Vertisement of Dr. Woolfeon, th op nde i At settlement of account in January, 1859, bal- ! ” é bad by virtue of a deed of trust, filed for record Novem- arts. which Pennsylvania avenua, between Twelfth and Thir- | Mcroers just received, per schorner C. A. Fliiott, | par sath, 1859, among the land records fur Washing- hearts, which before had been hopeful on hand, $117.41. Pr lar to that of the onrang. The tusks are about one rts, bet bees anc ; : 5 n lots to suit purcha ee Tue Latest ' teenth streets, which appesrs in the Intelligencer | 88d for sale from the vessel 10 lots to su ton county, | sha'l seli— f 3! Te fe neertifng | ana a quarter inches long, and are peculiarly flat | and Staten, If wil be sete thar hin ca ee Renee wipe 35 Water TER BERRY, Ope Wor Horse. Raker’s Wagon and Harness. | The exertions for saving more lives are still go- ceived, in addition to that sum, for mevuberships | on the inner side: the rest of the teeth are adapted | spectacles and eve glasses” aro recommended by a = he A orem olsi and 90 days, lor satisfacto- | ing on with unrelaxed efforts. Streams of water si87.75. In April these sums having heen ex- | to the manne: of f ediag of theanimal, they being | M4ny eminent gentlemen, presumed to be inte 8 of CRANDELL, OPTICIAN. torily endorsed notes, bearing RESET, from the force pumps aud engines are kept pour- hausted. $300 were borrowed of W. W “Corcoran, | pramni ver sithawak is dcsnees co the na. | thelr cood qualities, and of the comfort to he de- No. 128 Bridge st., Georgetown, ‘a sO med REESE, Trestre. ing on the heated mass. Previous to the fire and and in June $4) more, which enabled the Treas- | tives of the c antry, and also to tl rived from their use by those wh» require the aid | Has sonsrantly on hand a large assortment of | J8¢d S.C. MeGUIR® & CO. Auvcte._ subsequently the screams and groans of the vic- urer to pay bilis presented upto September. tn | animal they are formidable a of these important instrnmentalities. Dr. W. has | French Near-sightad, Perirco; 1c, Col-_¢ been locat September suificient was received on account of | “"a' shecinen of the bark clue the exhibition in Chicago to relieve the treasury | tree was received on Friday | from all further embarrassinent. Receipts irom | ¢ Chicago on account of exhibition there amount to | 5 30.136 65. Amount lop out on punt of said in this e:ty for soveral yoar: tims were herrifying, but no earthly power could relieve them Se The Kentucky Democratic State Convention. do 2-3 | orod, and all other SPECTACLES, of 5+ “8 | wy HY f: Cy MOGUIRE & CO. Auctioncers. | == the best qual in port, ater steel, and Germar. Books and Stationery at auction. at store of « Pennies will always | silver fram: - B—Old Frames Repaired and | yy. f Bayly, 275 Pa. avenue, sales every evening the Star Office counter. them to order. no 19-ly | until after Christmas, ‘The stock is now complete —— in every department of Literature, Science, and e Itwas presented | Prywtes —Porsona dasi the Smithsonian Institution by Alvin Adams, | find them for exahange at q. The tree has several titles. It isthe & See ia Gigantea of Torry; Wellingtonia Gigant No. 2.—Moprry Mira —The remarkable a = eerie ene Of Hplterature, Science, Fraxxront, Jan. 10.—The Democratic State ms ss a ‘3 tear > 2 > Y Ab Nad bl rt, Holiday Books fromthe amaliest Juvenile up Convention met yesterday. David Merriweather exhibition, €3.525, and after the ‘Treasurer's re- | dneria Gigentea of Torry; Wellis a cures effected by Mrs. M.N. Gardner's colebrated FOR SALE AND RENT. to fine Gift Books worth $0, fine Bibles and Prayer | Cou¥ention m ca. ieee. : tura to Washington on sime ac $5 eee Respeioes vary laece lee ve | Ludian Medicine, which stands unrivalled as the RS . was elected chairman. Every county was fully . But! ne Gift Books, for 1868, St reat cure for Coughs. Cold, Croup. Bronehitis and Epoks, Butler's fine Git Books, fort neem re oe SYeaTa very Variety; all of which will bo sold very low | fepresented. The ring delegates were elected the bark, it is very porus, of a color as te sung Complaints. Sold by all the Drugeists.— TSP ELED ROOMS DO I reins Sie cali een nae ae enon | sscaeCeuriceen nee Messrs. BK. Wil- ordinary tan bark, and about twelve Weeks & Potter, 154 Washington street, Boston, * POTENTINI private sale at haif pr y liams, ¢ John C. Mason, D. P §48—making the total eum jx ‘a thickness. ihe tree from which it was taken | General Agents. ja 6 Iw,r = SORIA Rouse - i de l4-d BF EN Jesman. W hte mittee on resolutions reported a ote ning the total sum paid | was computed to be three thousand years old; it 7 D SE. with a = — majority jority port. Both endorse the Dills to this date S11 151.16 was thirty-one feet in diameter, and two handeed | , LUE FINEST CLOTHING EstaBLisHMRNTIN WARH- K zas—167 Pa, avenue, between 17th and 18th sts FUTURE DAYS Dred Scott decision. ‘The snajority report declares rder of executive committee, was paid ont ‘ 5 Inston City —J. M. McCamy & Co..are now re- | Rent moterate, in E DAYS J order 0} mamas tee, % P @ and ninety in height. oeiving their fall styles of Clothing made to order for = that James Gutbrie is the choice of Kentucky as to the sub-committee, through its chairnran, the o tr retail trade. Furnishing Goo of every kind, Fos, sAc8 OR RENT—a small FRAME By J. C, McGUIRE & CQ., Auctionecrs. the nominee for the Presidency by the Charleston sam of $5.00), making entire sum paid out by] wWixegr Brossoms —A stroll through the hot- | Pranks, Valises and Carpet Bags, 388 ant 320 Pa, | LX HOUSE, on Capito! Hull, gontaining + rooms, DOMINISTRATRIN’S SALE OF CHOICE | Convention. The report also endorses the Buch- rceeniee npn na Fore heeds Ae houses of the Govern :uent at the foot of the Capitol | 8¥emue, National Hote! Building. oo 19-Sm p rced naere ae i a Nigh ie s oT Ones | AE CERN OON, Jana: anan Administration. The minority report de asbington of the exh: mn and for | 5, i , - Sa Wadley a S MA S i ‘- | ary 1sth. at 4 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms. wi i my " acestaitat, # eof that | ner andi te ee denne, ate Wee, is vastly | scree War or Teaxconsssons ts Haan ”—Fol- | orn tora ne ee ie Ja 3t"_ | Stall soli, by order of the Orphans’ Court, a small | ares for Judie 1 and popular sovereignty hibition. : of 210.131.19, | Pleasant. In addition to the always attrac hecounsel and hood the advice contained in| oe ese EA e | lot of choice Wixes, belonging to the estate of the | @ctrines. and depr the application to Con jabiUltlom | $0 fas se We ne ealicd for at | 8PPeerance of the plante here collected, a variety | th work “Human Frailty, or Physioloerenl Re. | POR, SAL Fs OL eee ae eine tart nO dl Jato Sap ML Butmense, emeeeriaing = gress for legislation in favor of slavery \fter paying all bills and premiums called fo of tate specimens usually called winter flowers | searches” Ittccate of the avileffactsol early abuso aiiind ty Ske ce Tminadiare apiiica, | 6 cases Imperial Champagne, so. there remai the are now in full bloom, and send forth their fra- | an4 induigenco, is embellished with elaborate cot tion be made to the undersisned, at there Fowcity |3. do. Heidecick & Co; Chimpagne, Anniversary Celebrati rere ie a grance and display the beauty of their colors ina | ored engravings, portraying every feature and posi - | 8 baskets Moet & Chaudan and of which be paid the loan f the Battleof New Orleans. Boston, Jan.9 —The Jackson Democratic Club of this city celebrated the anniversary of the bat- tle of New Orleans by a banquet at the Revere House. Reponses to the toasts. were made by ‘fs H. Wright, president of the club; B. F. Hallett, S. L. Woodbury, Nabum Capen, H. W. Bishop, : y hase «disease, oxposes the fallacy of the ordina- | Bud Fancy Store, 416 7th st. opposite the Intelli- 2 bs : manner exceedingly refreshing in view of the | Piase of discase, exp aoe Mies, G. W. BRAY & CO. pagne, Near mast et hich no interest | veneral scarcity of such things elsewhere at this | (2, union adopted i Au coe ee Negroes,for farm hands,will be taken in ex- | lease Neirsteiner, was charged. and after paying numerous bills " : A 5 ary * zi 7 al h 25 bottles choice Brandy, ged, bh paying py ‘orl The Euphorbia Poinsetta, or Christmas | tallibie remody lor expungine every trace of the | change. — — Terms: $25 and under cash: over that sum a Sum ep ine Be bes in band » balance of | riewer, (Stexican) isat present the great attrac. | viruc hom eke. tem. Sold by Dr. Barrow. 194 FOR SAL BThe two new throe credit of 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, oo tion, and is of itself well worth a visit. The | Bleecker street. N.Y. Price 25 cents. Sent freo. ment HOUSES, Nos. 361 63, situated | bearing intere: Five thousand of the sum in the hands of the wed b i carl 01 4} Sel also by S, Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington, E, BUTHMAN, Adminis’x. investing commit has in permanently 1 flower is a most beautiful scarlet in color, and Dc x An on K_ street north, between 12th and !3th streets. a with ainple security at 7 per cent. per ze contrasts well with the bright yreen leaves of the | 7 Ja6-lm,r | containing 11 rooms each, and Having large yards McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, vested. y at 7 pe = pel ~ usler & Co, Cham- \ A : Ex-Governor Wells, and Hon. S. W_ Johnson, of " i tal he Strelitzia Reg Plant, Re. WI @n experienced nurseand female | tached. with a rear entrance from i2th st. Pos > oe Maine; Colonel Jobs ory . MeGowan, Esq., for medals already delivered | \eeacia, (the Justicia bearing rich purple bles. | 1£; wluch greatly facilitates the process of teething | "the premises. jae Ing to the estate of the late A. de Bodisen, of New York, and Letters were read’ and soon to be delivered $722.51), leaving invested | corns and the Accacia I ing beautiful wavy | by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation— OR, RENT—A new and desirable four story | A to-d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Avets. | from Gov. Sey on call” $2,252.50; they having paid a premium | feathery foliage, and covered with, clusters ay Te eee ate tel smreite) 1a pats ene BRICK DWELLING, situated on 12th street - Yon i eer, Cat. om $3.000 at Chicazo for New | right yellow ‘pea-shaped blossoms,) and numer. | POWeié: Depend 1 Felief and health to yourinfante, Appi tn hr DENMAN Nes 67 Hine moderate. OR CHRISTMAS aired ote York funds, reducing the sum to $2,955. ous others, unite to seduce the mind away from | Perfactiy safe in ali oases, ‘See advertisement in : —a Ne F Fs _ Mr mint of | anes. treaty January Another column. oot-tly | WOR RENT A FURNISHED PARLOR ana nousEtEer Jacksox, Miss., Jan. 10 —Bight persons, in- the Ux and there remains to be} y 2s = ——= |i, one ee, on Se mocors Hour. oe Scaled eveory Fenders, Plata Ware ‘Chafing Dishes | Cl ding several old residents of _ a _—_ =r ravi ae alargec her a'one, beautifully situated, front- 2h 2 Bh de areesies Saturday. < vith mal (eros can ase oe iinewademsads aeon the | , TH® Teatre.— Notwithstanding the Presi- MARRIED, ing on New. York avenue and ony a few yards | Soapstone Griddias, Wasle trons, Oyster Br iy tie iiroietanc: bh sce ag yy quay Treasury amounting to avout i), which will | Gent's Levee, last evening, Mr James E. Mur-| In Georgetown, on the 5th instant, by the Rev, | from the Prosidont’s Honea. Apis on New ors Ladies’ Baskets, Work Stands. Satchels, Purses, | of bocus money, tools. presses, dies ete, were ta P piparaand, Mig balance now on hand. doch and the Holiday street Theatre company | Dr. osook Captalnt.. DUKES, to Miss MAGGIE gronue: Beer acon east oF 15th street, Sdjotnias the Card Receivers, Backgammon Roards, Cha Men, | fount ie thon Someta Siow Suse mahece: ¥ : p08 ‘ elcomed, at our Theatre, by a large and | A. SA 5, all of the former placa. 2 Writing Desks, aud a thousand other articies tor "4 v On motion it was accepted, and a committee of | Were We ; YF ee Balt RY ) =e riting Desks, aud 3 d edly large operators, and belonged to an extensive ps it the | f8bionable audience. Among the com- (Batumore San copy. OR RENT—A_ smal! three-story BRICK | the Holiday trade, You can buy .ow of z 7 accounts, PPunted to lavestizate and audit the | Toy are the old. Washington favorlira, Mie, W non HOUSE, No. 331 1th street, between if agi |“ Abece Odd FottowsrTANCISy ,, | Zane of counterfeiters a 3. Gladsta >. Willia ey i 5) pe th. e of GEO. R. le hove Od lows? Hall, on —— Phe Secretary's report was then made, in which Hohe kine bare Unease ae cone In this city, on Taesay acne after a painful ADAMS, foo Tidrat nn Teauire of GFL M4 ING & BURCHELL. _ "1 Resumption of Navigation. iatee pablioener Ga Inari ally conceded that, Mr. Murdoch is the only actor | iliuean, of ‘nembrane “ocoupy ORGEAN YA, | WOR RENT OR SALF_A desirable four-ston : Corner 0S stand Formon: ar | Prrrentnc, Jan. 10 —Theweatber ie quite warm mr ere pala rig lern times that a over, in ‘Wilh aged S years, 4 months and % ys, a ol B LLING- SE, containing 1) é. S AD 3 Ok) to-day, bere are 6 feet of water in cl Se ae aete eaten dating the: year th ane. | f.07 95 it ahould ln played. and he's couie | overt aud Malteds Dowalag aed cence or rooms, ard ens throughout bealder statis aod eat, ee ee wer to circulars, nearly eight hundre J mn 3 r ty re 68 chests tandard Black | and still rising, and navigation will be resumed Nave eenuleed aunas Tis Ghee av Wantie ularly happy in the character last night. In fact | Phgmas Foster. late of Winchester, Va. buildings It hae a spacious jot in the roa: Havo lately reocived 168 chests of stander : run | TEA, us‘d and recommended by physicians, to-morrow. A number of boats are now loading aa on Sho hax coue to heaven before us, 5, on Maine avenue, between 434 and 6th ste yet v3 ns : a = ils e c antage as ointing to the glories o'er us BERT A,MATTHEWS, ath Maylora: No, y “hee cape ny ie “"Ou motion, the report was eee peed ee wt: | Lady Amaranth, and the rest of the cast geuer- in that happy spiritiaod. * || eagree* = “ dbs | SoC Bee Sa wonlddomel ives tec The Brownsville Disturbances- Mr. French, of DC hoped that as there were | lly sustaining well their parts ‘The perform-| On the oth instant, EZRA PHELPS, in the 724 | FOR RENT—Soveral fine ROOMS, farnishd or | . We have also in store EN's14SH BREAKEAS New Onteays, Jan. 10.—Advices from Galves- “several points of grave interest contained in the | ce to-night will be particularly interesting, be- | year of his age unfurnished, at 276 Pa. avenue, twodourscast | TEA, Genuine, ORANGE, PECCU, LOW. | ton state thit Governor Houston, of Texan, bat ape i cnnual Address of tne president, it would be re. | 8% “The Soconstent, | ur, Murdoch in the prin- WR IAE Broning of the loth instant, GEORGE | of ue Kirkwood House, nog-tf CHONG. | Young Hyson and Imperial GREEN | Pointed two commissioners to proceed to Browne- addre a i . i - * 5 >| ——— So — m . Yor ’ 7 , 3RE oy aoe the ortet ferred to a committee to examine and report | “Pal character, and a favorite farce. aget@weets ee ee SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS— | TEAS, in erent variety, price from 20 cents to Sto | Ville te investigate the origin of the distarbances thereon . A Sxiasu.—A crowd of some two hundred per- | , Ph, funeral will take place from ths residence of |S) ‘Two splon id suites of ROOMS, Slecantiy far per pound. = mento f — 7 ral Bens masse having been made, the motion was sons collected in the middle of Pennsylvania Ave. his parents, on K stroet, between 6th and 7th sti ii be rented during the session of Con ‘dhursday, the [2th uistant, at 1 o'clock a. the most desirable locality in this city. ADIES, TAKE NOTICE! einer eeeenen eee enn eine! Wilkie OusOr dee cia eee ene ad Fos Batts, Lev = Nationa! Hotels. Those in pursuit of such Robbery. Fraxxrort, Jan. 10 —Mr. C. A. Whitbers, past ; nue vear the Capitol gate, yesterday evening, to cccnenitbes of Coe Det Hen een ass | lank ax thelteinalas'of what had boca just peeo Iilusion Lace Rerthes a i >” waaet a ! ie Iliusion Lace Capes and 5 Sy Superintendent of the Covington and Lexington Territory present was appointed to report nomi- | ously a decent looking hackney «arriage, but] AG Et Ly J any XXX ALE! Mier haven D eee A Beauufal French Heat Grensen, Railroad, lind his overcoat stolen from theCapitol nations for officers for the ensuins year week wet now reduced to au undoubted wreck |/“-r1.5 serest aad imac hotesriie Nicaea citys — — New style Ornamanta’ Hair Pins, we last night. It contained six drafts for $5,000 Mr. Mallory, of Ky., renewed the motion for | Phe forward axle broke in coming down Capitol | to ha obiatacd at the WASHINGLON BREW. | COR RENT—PARLORS ard CHAMBERS Jouvin's White Kid Gloves, ps ies ng tie ‘President's address toa comenittec, | Hill, and let the driver over the washboard. the | eae. yma ts made froin malcand hops on y, handsomoly furnished, with hot and cold water Nutias and Opera Hoods, for the reason that it contained many recommen. | Horses trotting alony very quictly, and dragging | and cannot f to give entira sati on te con and bath-room ( omae water.) ‘The apartments nyt Clond-, new styles, i Alatama Politics. » dri c : id airy; four rooms on a floor. from the Sash and Trimming Ribbons, - . the spunkey driver, who wouldn't let go, through | aumers. COLINEAU, Proprietor of the are large su Z oe sy ieeets es Jan. }0—A triangular contest ati 2 I : f . Ty Ww - : t floor up. inguire of WALI, STEPRENS & Real 1 ace Sets of Collars and Sleeves, Moxtoomery. Jan A triangular otuerwise be impossible ts et at. He desired a | the ud for a considerable distance. ‘Finally the | J8¢-1y_Waah'n Brewery. chtaet Sastzitistes | Uo. sas Pe arene hewn e White Sik Iilusion, for evening dresses, 2sards | for the vacancy in the State tegisieteer bas teas = ri} hea th animals discovered what was to pay and stopped, AVENTLEMEN’S CLOUTHING.—Wo are man- | de ey in progress today. Mr. Woods, the Southern Bee eee rears etane far tee action of theo | 4 the driver gut up; ead afiec collecting the | UW ufacturing to order, Gentiomen's Clothing of | <> ———— or Tarletous, for evening dresses, vights apposition Condldiaks, $a Sexeehy Shenk te ay. Eee mien wee adepece scattered parts of the demelished vehicle into a | ths best graies, at excecdingly low. prices, and we OUSE FOR RENT —On north @ street. be | aii of theab Ci otty aad bo pecan aaabien. The Chair announé@d that the order of proceed- pile, he departed in quest of a clean pond in| Would invite citizens and strangers to examine our | 5 ithe prerer ee oan se ere ja acst . e city, protaniy . uttihe neat Consus by Me, Kennedy the sencint | which to leave the mud accumulated upon his | $% ie, sling severed lust overs panes Gil cine | AL SMALLy morta LoL een Rete tea Oe | GFALTINORE LIER INSURANCE GDoA Weather Report. tendent of that bureai. and. spot the subject of | Pefsom. An eft Ha'haste at an curly stage of tax | ODtre aatieiaction. Ae No. 659. ___ no 8-2w* "| D> couronaren 1s —Joux L. Doxatpsox, Pres] toxrazat, Jan. 10. Weather mild and rainy. ‘6 cee j ee 4 oa OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY | 4;°- INSU r¥s | Thermometer 40° above zero. A g E The socicly woul, on somerrew aii acter | Proceedings. des SOs Pacer bec mnend hele | KOPRSBER TY a PARA of ie aren cen | , TER TRES, ARIUETSRIAVES and BUYS | Thermomete! 40” above oro. A gent eal st : ns ss a apr END We at . Vile, - “0. . tows pa h °"On motion by Me. Loring, of Mass , the Prest- | M&bt Sea Astar Gian In coat Strangers and others desiring Pure Mediomea | @TOCK OF STATIONERY AND FANCY ation of Lewis Johneon & Co. Hancers lt stree. | The Marietta and Cincinnati Railread. dent of the United States was made an honorary | tery with Intent to kill a colored gil named Aan | should patronize the shove estan ishments ST et Ebr eatiee tote Haas one, SuUECTIbeT Will | MEHR SRE OvEERD Wak iene? | Cuuuiceran, 0. Jan, 00-—8 acme bas boon member of the Soclety. and the Secretary was | ‘Taylor. The affair occurred in Bates’ Alley. in | there the eiaually Kept inttratciase ‘bree WE | mancatn incre reiucen fon cee sia nusingas | —D-R- Hacwzn. M.D. 1 Issued for the sale of the Marietta and Cincinnatt ordered to prepare a diploma of honorary mem- | the Fourth Ward, where a number of prisons | Sl! articles Pon 3 be be ted on his visit to-morrow Stores, the Store for five years, In the meantime, he wi. rship, to be presen’ on his visi morrow Railroad. for the benefit of the third mortgage . . A : yoo bondholders. were engaged in hog killing. The girl and Oble- |" {[7='Very particular attention psid to the dia- | runoff hi took at cont | mg by retail—the ches z fi ’ prescriptions, a2 est lots of Envelopes, letter, cap and note Paper ir Col. Johnaon. of N.¥ , moved an amendment | 1% £0 to quarreling about the proper way, of | peuaing phys cisny’ prescrip JE 2 _ | the country; Pinying Cards from oo conte oe 34.5 Baltimore Markets. to the resolution of Mr. Loring, that Ex-Presi- | nad been FOR STAMPING pened for use, and cut her, inflict XOETHE’S CORRESFONDENCE WITH A | per dozen: Fancy Articles BS great sncrifice. Bartiwore. Jan. 11 —Flourclosed quie ; How- dents Tyler, of Va , aud Van Buren. of N.Y , be Child, price $1. 2 »Y . Pa. as PAPER, and ard street $5.3745 50 Wheat closed quiet and un- declared honorary inembers of the society. These | 8 8 ferrible gash to the bone upon ers oe pine Las and Ceroepondence of Thomas Arnoid, | _n018-co6w_(Int.cStates,) bet 1ith aid 13th ate, ENVELOPE, | CU%®4°@ Cora closed firm and unchanged. Pro eutlemen had taken a lively interest in the sab- | committed him for trial at court. He is a des-| Prefeg ate hemdmaster of Ruc lates Universit ol OR RENT—The south HOUSE of th row of a S,| visions closed tirm at f.rmer quotations. Whis- of agriculture, and he thought it but just rate fellow, and perfectly reckless vs to the re- | Oxford, by Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, M. A., in two new four-story houses lately erected on 3d with Crests, Initials,or | KY closed dull be added to the list of honor- | Ponte Tue? volumen; price @2. street, between D and EK strects north. Als... the . . _ {this swiety. Agreed to. sete CE thet cee, : Bpecehad of Mioime Corwin, with etnal plate | three new four-story dwellings on 4th strect. cout. Name, at New York Markets. ted that ‘Mr. Todd. in whose Ravioiocs —On Sunday morning Right Rev. | Qortrait acd sketch of hie life.” Edited by Jeaac | ing the City Hall square. These houses cortain trohn; price $2. in Alexandria county, about 2 miles from ail the modern improvements, and are desi-ably lo- New Yor Jan. 11 —Flowr has declined Sal0c 5 § etings of the society are held, bad | gisnop Whittingham confirmed jn St. John's For ml at TAYLOK & MAURY’S, cated. Fu terme, &c, opi to BALDWIN & a The Metropolitan Bookstore St 5 15a85 2°; Obio $5 5585.75; Southern xenerously douated the rent of the society fortwo | Church thirty-five persons—making in the two] deg 334 Pa. avo., bet. 9th and itth sis. | BROS., Builders, WILLIAM H_ PHILIP. PHILP & SOLOMONS, Acents for 565. Wheat te dull. and basade lnk miccessive years, and therefore moved that the | churches 96. — Attorney at Law, No. 40 La. avenue, near 6th st. kon 25 oblekested saints Pa, aw: "Babeiets- tend Corn hes a declining tendency and is aks of the society be extended to that gentle- The con tion of Shiloh Baptist Church NOTICE: NOTICE! | NOTICE noBeotf igs. a rence’s tan Mille” Bo, Bo aie Po! nominally lower. Pork is dull, and heavy; mess for his kindness Agreed to (Od Sebool Baptist) have purchased a lot of NOTICE!!! NOTICE!" A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE_Situsted | aq oo-staw.if 332 Pans, bet athand oh ate, Lard isquict. Whisky is dull Mr Benj O_ Taylor, ot D.C , moved that the | round on Massachusetts avenue, opposite Mc- & 7 LADIES!-LADES !!- LADIES!!! so ee gen ee thanks of the Society bs extended also to Mr. W_ | Kendree Chapel, and intend to build thereon : = a 1 ‘etown, at the intersection of theGeorgetown| £3 A E> OIN LEX EER > AW. Carceria forthe gencronslonm that ie hid dutiog the approaching spring ® neat house of | Lbeg leave to inform you that froma this day I shall | S°P Fite Baits ried commence selling off iny entire stook oads. consisting of 102 acres. In- ay made the Society; agreed to worship. consisting of S200 worch of FAN aire on the premises, or of Z. RCHARDS core: CONCENTRATED POTASH. Mr. Loring read from the January number of SY ——— GOODS, of the choicest etyle and 4th and K streets, Washington, D.C. lof Agriculture, wherein the Secretary Tur AsyLum —The hands under the Intendant | Tichest patterns to be found in th YELLOW PINE LUMBER. Piss, Decenptings of ten hres Lael h id Urpor TIMBER, BEA ber, muracing SQUARE, H Toi PAN, WI ity,) al = More than Dowile the Strenath of re — BOAK Ds and FLOORING (dressed ‘or und: that he has labored nnder great dim: | atthe Washington Asylum are relleved from the | SiC" to magsrone for concede Sek See | PREY YOUR STOVER REDUCED PRICES. _| andat tiling expences Tho neenpen articioce | Mmeniaied direst tra tie soutien wl Wars al. so that he has labored under great difi- | cold job of filling the ice-hous-s, the thaw and | Q7d0r,to,make room for a splendid st ne Rearon. C. SNYDER, Phitharmonte Hall. south side of | discovered for the purpose. One pound will make | gas-¢m Garner Pratt at.. Baitumors, Md. rocuring material for rain baving ruined the ice on the Anacostia, much | Call at onee and s+e for yourae!y=s, but don’t buy the ‘Avenus, west of lth rtreet and next door to the | twelve or fifteen gailons of good Soft Soap, or nine - - or = - nded that the Cnr to the regret of the Intendant. The inmates are | if you xs Se ; tit ficd with the prices. Star Office, is selling his entire stock of Stoves. Tin | pounds of Hard Soap. Printore ihe find it amuee- | 49 ] COX & Mek NEY 438 werrd to % y stock is large and mus r. due’ Varo, ; ‘ces. ‘lor artic!s for cleaning type. s perf. 5 bs PA # i eats ieee ak ea tealanceccesguaa pestle ea thant ne br emer leat pe MRSIR G. ETCHISON, Meaitor cn setae Picstany ted | and Koo from be cities” Broken in snail lunge | “FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. it judzment best aid the Secretary in render- | jy filed for, “home consumption,s: and the ether and Woda eo erenney bet ee and ss oe, | GN Atting executed at the shortest notion, a ee es a re TOBACCO net CIGARS —wholess! duc the magazine a more interesting journal. This | for sale. The first has heen filled, but the other | jah bet. 7th and ath streets," | Werranted. Brookiyn.and sold by E.R. DURKEE & CO. | SOB SECO Those wishing a fret - Was simply a saggestion, he did not make any | has not. About eight hundred cart loads have SA WED on a A Wile Yat Panri atrant Now Vork. article wil] do well to call. All ord motion He however moved a vote of thanks to | heen stored. OR HIRE—A colored BOY, (a slave,) 16 sears | ND SPLIT WOOD. prom) filled the Secretary for the able manner in which he old. Apply to W., Post Of 1 oventh atraat. naar 6 =a ics, Waehington, | Lamno' proper to furnish my customers and seine MAC hid conduct-d the Jour: agreed to. TRANSFER OF PoLiceMEN —We understand | D C. iaé cost" bly ik, Pi public will ‘ine, f x . that th t of | that J.S Norwood, who for a long time had been > ry | the best find, sawed and Sicentay be wanton to tke meet Extoutive stationed, witb an assistant. at the hack and om. Ono cell Be CISTEE FOR 1860 | desired. 5 HE mo: rfect family S-winc Machine is the ie eee as WILLCUE RL GIBBS. hey make fgur t! Litches a minute with unerring accuracy, areeaaily | (7°. ele BAND ha pagtey J = es 8 minu s ). on one wow the Secretiry be referred to the next Exe : Price 5) cents. Sent free by mail for sam, Also, best qualities of COAL, viz: Understood and not lable to getout of order, sud See Ppt c ittee. and that they be digcted to dev nibus stands at Sixth street, on the avenue, hi For sale at the Washington Bookstore. Blacl ae Vein Red Ash, (ogg size,) suitablefor | the price, delivered, is only 33! aod% They can JOUN F ELLIS, means for furnishing suitable material for the | been transferred to the uight service, and James | _ja6 eoSt_ TAVILOR & MAURY. 324Pa.av. | - rece Mine Veu : be seen at my Houscfurmshing store 490 71h at. 306, Arent for Chickering & Sons’ Piancs, onater Irwin stationed in his place. This transfer was NEW LOT OF CHICKERING & SONS’ | _ 6" 7 Wood White Ash, (egg and stove sizes) na Sole Kook Dicareck. - [No 632) — Nir. Ollcott suggested that this subject of en- | made asa punishment for insubordination on the PIANOS, Jost at hand. sustable for radiate ranges. ; b = : = Nowce or 7 REMOVAL OF TH reing and increasing the Interest of the maga- | part of Norwood towards Lieut. Thomas. jn4 JOUN F. E118. 306 Pa ave. | ,,Uskens Valley Coal, (small size) for cooking L WEW YEAR'S GIFTS’ wpy JacK | SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE F on ine, be made the subje-t of consideration to-nor- Sea EEF, BEEF, BEEF! |" A cali is respectfully solicited. ier AND A ee SALEM Ti) EUGENE CITY, IN THESTA row morning befure the Society. Tux Batt of the Merry Social Clab, on Monday | BB : AND FAT MUTTON! 0 CHAS. W. MITCHELL, g beautiful t!inetrated juve: i; OF OREGC - " i ND od that it be re- | might, at the Navy Yard, was a vastly pleasant | “4 shall expose for wale, on FRIDAY. Ja: 1h, je 22 adjoining Cai j ved, at MT ehue ‘preaent executive. comimitice, nnd | sifale’ and. gave the greatest saficiaction to all | suits] Cxipee fOr mule, on FRIDAY, ong = : iacatear A SHEPHERD'S, corner Tih aud D sts., fred ce be requested to report asearly 2s possible | present. Schroeder's fine band did up the music, | SATURDS y Jan. lath at Stall No. 66 MSs AShOSRE Conti fall its brapahes ut Ro | who gratefally retarns his tharks to his numnerons that they ao ‘on of the society. and Mr. James Kenton performed the serviceable | weet end EAT BEE eel argh of gre 25East Capitol street. Dresses made in the neat | friends for their very liberal patronage during the Ls as ballet master. £7 Prices to suit the times rs ine eee eat manner as low as Ona pat: = cares ers Sees guar: oH nm ane des : Wartcu Retorne.—The list at the guardbouse| ; Stall No. sLINKINS, | PIAN =—— —_— lerwood moved to lay the whole subject | oF i9 morning suowed the namnesof fourteen lodgers | #8 10-St___Stall No. 86..Gertre Market. | Gaayo axn squane From ETS. who were acconimodated, but the trial docket LAYING CARDS, ee aa retenl_ at a» | NUNNS & CLAREE,- ‘Twenty-hve dozen of the above justly celebrated was blank. Notan individual was entered for a 1a 7St a pie. ROSENKEANTZ, and others, | Kid Cloverin all the deairable colors, te which we en Tete, | JACK AND HARRY; an eegant x1 c# with the provisions of the 2d se0- aan 3 peer Sancel te wed September 27, LAS, anbitled An aot to ree: Aang = ‘eneral ° ‘ here by cenared ood made known that the office Sarveyor General of Oreroa will be remo from Salem to Facene city, in Oregon, at as ear! period ax practicabl-. Re i my hand, at the City of Washiagton, thie third day of December, A. D. 1858, Met oo the table; agreed to LiTy AND GAUNTLI avits—Wm. Newton, colored. was ar- By order oftue President: | ‘ suite A this nerning by Carter and Williamson for hearing on any charge. RS. SMITA’S BEDARY FOR YOUNG | oad on in GEN Re ede eee — the Ge RRA eee neti mioner of the General Land Oca. nage ult and battery onasmall white boy, onthe | pyy fF. FRexcu sends us Dicken’s last story, | ‘ths Seoond Term will begin F Ist. Ap- _Alsa. Malodanna. Gnitars, Ranios. ko. de FINEST HOLIDAY PR = PE BOLE. iio ken Defore Justice ‘Lenn wed | 4 Paie of Rao Cen", Pale ane ofthe ba |p seatonn et ag nedangenty Ran ae et PANO FORTIS Ee RN Ewe, | BBs dios: © mucniboon work Wey AND COUNSELLOX tent to jail for ben g sary G of rom aaa he is running off at less than Ofixe, Box No. 702, Washington.'D. CG. ja 7-10" 1A oF TRE Cc ail tho to is ! noe, xo. 3 Te Mr. Horner, ux uard, arrested | » iction : [ __*SWM. SMITH, | JouNF. 1S, 306 ian Trae is Swit Sor amenlting and benting hie wit; scinv the ball of the Liberty Ciub, this| inonaven AND CAHOERAPHE sid telefon for Citobering © Soma Be | Freee te Meat Bare at me the City mat — v= - +a Sthciy'deye” nese eg, at Franklin Hall, corner Ninth and D sts, * —- 61136 Sthat.. bet. Perea D at. Bnos. ° iad “ -6.METZEROTT.