Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1860, Page 3

. TREEL Paso anv Fort Yuma Wacon-roap Casts.—These cases are to come up before ovt Criminal Court on Friday next. Thete ate three several indictments against Leach. Yesterday Mr. Doyle was heard on demurrer to the first, and on Friday next Mr. Bradley, his associate counsel, will follow upon the same question. This indict- ment charges that James B. Leach, on the Ist day of August, 1857, being evil disposed, and intend- Hor at rx Usitep Srarae Haget, One of GEORGETOWN. . - AUCTION SALES. ean fori 4 om vay wees at ey United our aan : THE LATEST NEWS. States Hote! on Monday evening. It was graced Correspondence of The Star. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. —aes MALL LGT OF VALUABLE SECOND- TELEGRAPHIC. by the presence of fon of beautiful and inter- Grorcrtown, January 25, 1960. § HAND Booxs at Auction —On FRIPAY EVE- | — _ se esting Aromen, md ad young, residents and || A little son of Mr. George Gray, residing on i = = <a U7 Tue Stan publishes the Lists of Letters verumining im the Washington City Post Office unter the provisions of the law directing them to be wotnted im the newspaper having the dargest cir- ton wathin the delivery of the Office. Its total y cirenlation is more than double that of any Bridge st, bout 12 f was throw: pa en pes gegen Sel cokes . Sie Remenas | amity. 5 bh - | Bricge street, about 12 years of age. n | Rooms, we shal! sei! abou ‘oiumes of valual e were Calamity aie ied ep wait iiberal Tnfasion from from @ horse yesterday Ufternooh: ‘and quite seri- | Rooks. comprisiag— i am ; . t ety Houses, including the popular Gen. Lane, | 2Usly if not dangerously Injured. He was in- | Rees's Cyclopedia, 43 volumes, handsomely boum *, Jan. 24_—The Mayor of Lawrence and rth the Committee of Relief, having in charze the and that distingtiished constitutional pleader, Mr. | duced by another boy to get on thie sulinal £56 16 | i oyn i's Milton, with pistes, 8 vols Tilia, distribution of fandsconttibuted for the aid of the <2 Daily printed in the District of Columbia, ing to injure and defraud the United States, and Green, of the Senate, and Messrs. Houston, Da- Gaeot of riding him to water, and 2s soon as he | \y aipole’s Roya!'and Nebie Authors, Pemberton Mill sufferers, announce to the public to cause said United States to pay to him divers vidson, Barrett, Reuben Davis, Smith, of N.C., ad gotten on the horse the hoy who bad induced | ry’s Dicti nsry of Heraldry, with plates, that so generous have been the contriiutions in _ s i rae fame of money, unlawfully, falsely, fraudn- | Washburne, of Ill., Stout, of Oregon, and others, | Bit to doso struck the horse vowie ailie cae ns Frnglish Heerace, with platen, money and clothing from every quarter. that no 1" Though Tux Star ts printed on the Fastest | lently and feloni« “sty, In support of an account The dancing. which commenced at half past 9, | bim to start rapidly eff, throwing little Gray ndon Mlastrated News, Vt s'oam press im ws south of Baltimore, its edition and claim held byu. i against said United States, did transmit and cause fo be trantmitted to the Hon. Jacob Thompson, (said Jacob Thompson being Secretary of the Interior, and an ctticer of the Government of the United States,) certain false than what Ss now pledged a ded to provide Libe y nevdy. 4 bs ; n s 4 injuring him Punch, » vols., &e. was maintained with unflagging spirit and hilar- nst the pavement, severely injuring ity till 3 o'clock in the morning —a substantial | about the head and body. For some time he TC McGUIRE & CO. Ancts. supper in the mean time having been disposed of | 8ee™ed to be in z lifeless condition. but through ee = in ihe tacrooe without sensibly diminishing the | the timely medical assistance of Drs. Tyler and By J ©. MeGUIRE & CO., Avctio. company in the dance. a Snyder Le was restored to consciousness, and we = already Leen sent, Asabmerit iy fort s arge as to require it to be put to press at an early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be semt im befcre Twelve o'clock, m.; otherwise they y USTE ‘ALE OF VALUABL rity NOt appear until the next day Paper writings, purporting to be vouchers of ex- Oxe Wuo Was Present. Been Os morning that he is considered out of B td phen er Ate DAT AFTER, Jan. 21.—A fire broke eS ees Te penditures incurred by him (Leach) as superin- ay ft Notice —D: ct of Columbia Advertisements o be inserted in the BALTIMORE SUN are recevved et and forwarded from Tie Star office. ndent cf the El Paso and Fort Yuma wagon toad, purporting to have been paid to Daniel McMahon, Jobn Morrison, E. Dashiell, Byrd Hill, M.C. Cayce & Son, John M. Chase, John W. Leftwich, J. Wildberzer, Thos. Ford, Henry Owens, A. P. Cogswell, Marcus L. Sims, James & Bro, H.R. Morrisey. Berford & Co.. 8 Rose- brongh; knowing said accounts to be false. and well knowing that he had not, at the times named Fobruary 7.1859, at40’slock, on the premi- pe a oot ot, bees se Roveuter and duly recorded in LiberJ A. &., No. : ~ _—? aa 195 et seq, one of the land records for ; Goodrich & Gav, hardware ngton county, I shall sell the eastern tice and county offices, which, Lot No. 6. in square No. 5:2. fronting 29 feet | with an adjoining wooden bailding and its con on north N street, between 4th and sth | tents, was almost entirely consumed Very few is back 1*5 feet toa wide — of the county records were saved. The loas Jne-third eash; the residue in 6 an psti 08. t amoa! cured by a deed of trust on the premises, | (timated at St aaa hp seciiatte = After a most interesting discourse by the Rev. N THE PLanx Roav.—Last night, as e Thos Hering, an old soldier, an inmate of the Be Hamilton, of your city, ae the passage Soldiers’ Home, wes on his way there, about eight | )Come over into Macedonia and a eee o'clock, he was attacked by three stout negroes, | Dumbarton street M. E. Church, on "Sabba knocked down, robbed, and awfully beaten. His morning, about $150 was contributed by the con- head was cut badly with a stone, his face bruised, erie ee in aid of the missionar fone Hee and his body cut and bruised. This mornt ng he Hartley 2 thes ine teehee Bacio peer into the city, and made complaint fore stink 5 . Sustice Donn, and stated that the robbers were | Sustalning any damaye. and has proceeded on her lor's Block, eccupi + Stecers, and Porter & Sligh sruixaL Court.—The Court yesterday took acase in which John Heineman, alias Nicholas and Mary Heinewan, his wife, are « uarged trip tot 2 t. mveyancing at bai arr as to $50,000, . = he | tbove-named port. N. CALLAN harboring three negro slaves owned in the indictment, paid to the above persons the | slaves of E. Ray and Smith, farmers on t ‘As yet ther th 45 Ge bat Wile dolag th nQ5-2awkda J. McGUIRE & of 5 ice, wh e continues to be z j ah ee by james Fowler, of Montgomery county, Mary- | tin to tare tern pd Ao ee ee Ce Fralied omene TF Wine ced Hh eve ae'in co | the Gaur market Bales ae of a eer teeliot ae = <= Moxtcowery, Ala., Jan. 24.—The House has land thr indictment, and well knowing said accounts and vouchers to be false. Tbe following is the law of Congress under which the cases fall: “If any person or persons shall falsely make, alter, forge, or counterfeit; or cause or procure to be falsely made. altered. forged, or counterfeited; or willingly aid or assist in the false eget altering, forging, or counterfeiting any deed, power of attorney, order, certificate, receipt, or other writing, for the purposes of obtaining or teceiving, or enabling any other person or persons, either directly or indirectly, to obtain or receive f i haracter, and confined entirely tothe home trade, to the country and arrest the parties. The avails | © , y h r or ‘the robbery. were only abont 30 cents, a pipe, | at the prices given in our last report. ‘There is no witeles : d tobacco. * | grain of any Kind arriving, consequently it is im- By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. = _ —————_—_ possible to give anything like reliable quotations. FyANbs° E COLL SrventH Warp Porick —The reports of the The foilowing business was before our City ofticers of this ward for the last week show the | Councils on Friday evening: following cases: In the Council, a message was received from ae Officer “Lloyd reports Edw. Grindell, fighting | the Mayor. enclosing aletter received by him from dogs: Caleb Adams, col’d. ailowing a vicious dog | Walter S. Cox, Esq., counsel for the heirs of + . ; ; to run at large; Arthur Carter, col’d. Each of | Philip Gormley, Tepresenting that an error has | tive and foreign birds of t beautiful kindand | He was one of the commissioners of the Albany these was fined according to law. Obe Lee and | been inade, in his judgment, in the award in re- b iiant plumage.” Among th oulection may b | hotice and trustee of the water board at the trove Manat sate. col a charge of larceny; disinissed. | £2 to the claim of said Gormley against the ax varity oe dAleo. Be | of his death cer Gill reportec m Fowler testified that on the night of the ovember he was in Washington. and got te; servants all home then. Next morning top very early, and they were gone. Went to more to cut off their escape by that v ay. ame to Weshington and made inquiri-s, ned no tidings of them; but next day 2erclock heard that they were in jail. and wentto jail and identified them. Two of them, Alfred and Amanda, are slaves for life; the other ‘ue “Gas a free man, and was in the employ of ress. Witness offered a reward of $250) for ‘ity a bill tocharter a bank thereof requires the stock- ount in the yreat Cen- mery to Decatur, Ala- bill will probably pass t THIS AFTERNOON § TO-MORROW in Moone A wows holders to take a cer tral Railroad from Mou by i y ashepe be sha’! mil. prithout er occnecd py WS ti rican Si . -, B, prepared by A Gartvoithict Philedsiohne JBany, N.Y., Jan. 24.—Jobn McKnight, the embraces a great variety of na- | well-known brewer of this city, died yesterday e Pat O'Brien, two cases, | Corporation, and mpeg | that the subject be re- ttention to a besutiful specimen of —_—— ae y ( 7. “ sf he purpose of recon- | ,.' * 7 F he Rie G OT * Heels ft ? States, selling goods, &c., without a license. ferred to the Recorder for the purpos the Bird of Paradise, (i rom thr Rie Grande. pp teed ap ee es mene tite fences | eae, suscen or siias CC meaTGc AcE tics | Tot Cuiniog reverie lee nimtee cclling liquor | siding nearest ene Deets _ The ssitds are mounted on single stands or ranged sertns + or fo , : of them. There were two parties claimin: rad witness had not paid it yet toany one has been in the habit of coming to Washin: often to see his wife. Isaac, the free h has been here but twice since he has witness. It was he who prev usly told witness that certaia negroes in the vicinity were about to rand they had persuaded him (Issac) to go h them. They must have left after il eclock at night Mr. Clark testified, that the day th laves were “trested he was informed that they were in Heine- man’s house; witness and Dowling went ther; the doors were open; witness went in and asked for the slaves; they denied that any slaves were there. and witness and Mr. Dowlin or publish as true, or cause to be uttered or pub- lished as true, any such false, forged, altered, or counterfeited deed, power of attorney, order, cer- tificate, receipt, or other writing as aforesaid, with intent to defraud the United States, knowing the same to be false, altered, forged, or counterfeited; or shall transmit to or present at, or cause or pro- cure to be trausmitted to or presented at any oflice or officer of the Government of the United States any deed. power of attorney, order. certificate, receipt, or other wetting, in support of, or in rela- tion to anyaccount oreiaim, with intent to defraud the United "s, knowing the same to be false. altered, forged, or counterfeited; every such per- son shall be deemed and adjudged guilty of felony; and being thereof duly convicted, shall be without license; dismissed. Andrew Puschinski, | #frangement between the parties; read and re- | in groups and glass shades. keeping a dog withont license; $5.91. The same, | ferred to the Aldermen. cerme cash, aT for disorderly conduct; $1. Also, a message calling attention to the unsafe 2 -c 3 , condition of the railing on the north side ef the A GRaxp Concert will be given at Odd Fel- | eastern abutment of the Bridge street bridge, and lows’ Mail, (Na Yard.) to-morrow evening. by recommendin 5 the adoption of such measures as the fernale department of the Third District Pub- | will make the same secure: read and referred. . lic Schools, under the direction of Prof. niel, Also, a messave transmitting the accounta of F. assisted by Misses Lizzie and Tacy Daniel, and | I. Keilla, fora street lamp; of Geo. B. Barnard & Wm. H. Daniel. “ Co., for neats foot oil furnished for the use of the AER , | fire apparatus; and of the Georgetown postoitice A Note for $50), payable to the order of G. E. | gor estage and box rent; referred to claims comi- French, was ed up on the floor of our | mittee, counting-rooia, yesterday, which is subject to the ‘The Chair laid before the board the following order of the own communication from the Water Beard, in reply to a resolution calling for certain information in 8 » Jan. 24.—The Galveston Nev ble information from the R ic & CO., Aucts t . the present difticulties will end in wer with Mexico _F r Mill Burnt January 25th, at Hawuntex, C.W., Jan 24.—The Watertown Of one RuCtOn ete we | flour mill, owned by W.R_ Howland was burn- e, in iota to suit the trade, | 4 to-day, with 3.00 bushels of wheat and a d lot of Sien’s and Wemen’s Bocts aud | quantity of flour, The loss is partially covered comprisinz— by insurance yomens’ Calf, Kipand Grain Heeled Lace prted si . . Another Victim Be aiesce’ Sewell MoroosoCom-] ya waenck, Janu. 23.—Mtea Wella evens, wince ; aud Misses’ India Rubber Over- | of Judge Stevens, of this city, died on Saturday SuirHsonian Lectcres —Prof. Peirce lectures 8, from the effect of the injuries sue received by the + “8 30 pa Ten’ ths’, 7 O ing 1 berton Mills in iclesiat regard te the procecdings of the Water Board, | 339 pairs STen’s, Youths’, and Boys’ Thick Boots, | fallins of the Pem 3 and found them under a pintehced to be imprisoned and kept at bard labor } at the Smithsonian, this evening, in continuation Bay he hydrate Which have been erected in the |, Mgroesand Broranks 00 |S = ae fioor, and pulled them out and tied them. Mrs. a fed not less than one year nor more than | of the subject of Comets.” iowa: 4 pede ozen a sSi LH Pinsh en 1 Mot aie S ape. . Alexandria Veinemman then sent for an officer, and witness | ten years; or shall be imprisoned not exceeding = ; + Gentlemen: We annex on this sheet a copy of a bela nt under, of 3 t 5 25 —F toid her he thought he was good enough an otticer | five and iined not exceeding one thousan AMONG THE MANY REMEDIES before the public for 4 3 £ Siand 6) days, for satisfactorily endorsed er, bearing interest "4 a J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. for such at purpose as that. Witness believes there s hoentrance to the cellar, except through the trap-door. Mr. Osborne informed witnes t et March, 1S83. sec. 6 Stat. at Large, at $1.30al 35; red <1 2a! the eure of Dyspepsin, Dysontery, Platuence, Con | resolution which was adopted by your Honorable pal oe ee stipation. L ompiaint, or any other disense | Board of the 13th ult. So iuel of it as related to Arising trom weakness in ths head or stomach, Dr. p. 2 Ir. Doyle claimed that the indictment was in- the hydrants, we state that they and the m wes h } : A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ~ Baltimore Markets oste' | {Sto Bitters are far | 5, . se inthe : A Ame GireL ne. rar els he Darren eee | ome et ee Sree ee oaneea | ti most oottinin ts efoots, Yeu who are safer: | Putting them in proper places for use in th ILDING HARDWARE,CUTLERY Toots, | Ratrimone tot plvet. whieh he borrowed for the porpose before | grounds, t 0 claitn was set forth in the in- | ing tne most torturing pains, remember that a few ih be went there. Mrs. Heineman dida‘t say she had several tim Ru) FARMING UreNsits, House: | tiem: Howard. street CasineT Harpwaks, &c., aT DAY, the 2ita inst.. | shall | SUper is eld at $5 BS dictment, as having existed upon which to found t the alleged false papers."? Also, ‘‘That there isa repugnaney of averment in describing the ficti- tious papers, they being described as vouchers, receipts and certiticates."? Mr. D. held that the papers in question ought to be described as one thing or the other, eise, the Government failing bottles of this powerful, will afford great relic trying cas*e have been ths publie b A trial is all thatis d witnesses in the field as For sale by Drugyisis et plenrant, e and experience of Capt. Meigs, in whom we Lave pruvennd the fattest coniadence: If any mistake or misfor- E r de known to | tune had occurred in their selection, or in the re of Messrs. F. L. Harvey & Co., . how on ave experienced its power. | manner of preparing them for the public use, we Penn, avenue, between 6th and 7th stress, = ol is active Awe oe “4 eas IAnyY More | are sure that he would have immediately apprised | at 1) o’clock a.m. and continne daily gat allis 72a7 te Pork steady; mess (new 17 lic.may denice: of the fact, as Le always readily confers with Nore extensive axsortment of Hardware. | Whisky is active and lower, closing a ery where. pa idoeiats er Ds 20m, us in every case of dilficulty. ‘Tue work js still | -),9,humrrate sent for an officer. Just before Mrs. Heineman said, Send s claimed and expects © kis portion of the reward oifered by ywler. Mrs Heineman didn't say anything «bout a reward baving been offered for the arrest ; white st In pa t— aan y Table and Pocket Cutlery and Spoons of every de- k Market egroe: a i i! een prouressing under his watchful superintendence, Re. x arkets - Sf Mia iceonn i to prove oue averment, might go on indefinitely ‘Wisten’s Bisex oF Winn Citaney: Na Geren muetuat icedthe completed in a ‘tinent and great variety of Building <Flour ts dull; State 1.95 Me. Schaumberger. sworn.—Witners came by | t? Prove auother, and another, and so on. Also, From the Principal of the Frevoaia. (New York) | manner which will be satisfactory to the Councils r _ . Sout vern $5.40085 7. thi nome ot Mrs Heineman fn the night. am Easement in allege jas tncarted ty nite Lan Seminary. r . 7 Exe and the Water Board. We are niotassured to any a Mitt of Carpenters’, Cabinet makers and - nd prices vor buyers Cora s , ooking for bis dog. - H. a vitnes Sea Comenert of Ck pon Ee hs R. SETH W. Pow LE —Deay Sir y ectiol a hy: x ave rani Mee! j new white and ve Ww SOS} ¢ 2s Be read CONE hoot cer ecto Lae ther eee Be Oa ee Eiee sass Sees lain conte teres te abt tbe fact teat they ee epee e variety m but quiet; mess $16.75; prime $1175. Lard any more. Witness ssid No, sir | not paid suid allezed incurred expenses.” Mr. | knvartoeee, ;@ cough set in, | expectorated 01 e fact that th sy ! sLS, Sah AS— si infirm at W0qal0%e. Whisky is dull a1 2334. talked about buying potat ‘3. and Witness | D. held that this was Mr. Leach’s duty; it had | freely, but the mugous raixed froin the lungs in- | poses Kea ot Re pend Fiace, Hack and Log Chains, Spades, O eat % cies a eek ithaca Whee kn a | been hi ine e1 dicated a disease deeply seated. Two or three piv- mn ti ime, Fs AS ) pis, flats eee ae them: They got a candle und | been Lis duty to inc ely WEED Tes tad Teese: | aloinnskinuly se time thew maodisin oe wets thee | tie Corporation of our action iu all 3, |B ne and four prong Forks, Die Vans, Ji ec cos taieen. as uto the cellar te lock at them. She then | tien—tha = Poe sr P| een very eflicteat in curing coughs, but they failed | jut ina few weeks we hope to be able to make a ow Ware, such ax— New Yore, Jan. 25 —Stocks are lower 3 asked witness to take adrink. Witness told her | pointed to do, «nd that he had nothing whatever | to reach my case. In the latter partof April d left | sand comprehensive report of he proceed- ts. Griddles, Toa Kettles, cago and Rock tsiand 63 ',; Hlinots Centrnl shares “Yes? ‘Phe middle door of the back room was | to do with paying. And “Phat there nO | home, intending to travel awhil+, and, if possibie, think should eo Ueloce te eand F *: Pais, &e : do. bands ~ and three negroes were sitting by a table, | 2Verment that there were any items in the ac- x g and dr 4: N. York Central 72%; Read 373;; Mo. 6's 797, ee ee er Hardware which we 7 ? a vhich we ma scape by that ineans from present danger. When | i!¢s W Aiseat $ = ss Treached Buffalo iy cough was consilerably see | Councils for their information. We have ke pta ing. Witness said “You have gravated. A friend thera advised me trs the Bal which we are pa She said «Yea, they are hun- They looked hard at w ° counts corresponding with the vouchers, No ele- t on which an indictment for fraud could journal of our proceeding: : sain ot Wild Cherry, butt told him Thad swallowed utall times to submit to the inspection of aap = ns — “s = ue negroes need not be afraid of 7 = 7 Hip sain tity Doctor Wisiar,7 aud at 39, and if desired, will attend personally to an- ess) was her man. Sie thei ry were |, MABRIoN Warp.—On Sunday night, officers | Was wring to try 7 iything, for coughed con: eet y atent x : and 4 months ; over av slaves, Sod were either se ay PRL Arnold, Harrover. and Reynolds left town in| 1y, 7 prooniod a boitie, drank of it, continued taking | SWet inquiries and’ make such explanations 2s nd 6 montis, for nete>, in all hia or New Vork, and she didnt inom in, | etch of Marrion Ward, oie of the allesed bur- | it from that bettie one week, and ‘then the Ratsam | may be required of us. case . sitiefactorily endorsed, bearing in- Loopy ork, and she didu't know how | * is in tl Capitol | was gone my couch and pains were gone, and have | ‘The report wes read and temporarily laid over, | terest trom day of 3 bore. et them away except by setting a man to ¢ ylars and robbers implicated in the late pital | was kon d R tfully yours.” Mr. 1 . he commit: if we and b rsand mechanics of every description and | © the rail met tickels eta. Hitt burglaries, by the testimony of State’s | Eot coughed sines, Respeettully yours.’ Mr. Tenney, from the committee of ways and |) Des crs andi ° ; the railroad and cet tickets for them. ‘The ne- ate Lock.’ ‘They ced the fagit! to hi . - A. Reppineron. menus. to which referred the report of the | the pablic in ceneral are resp: rs told witness they belonged to Mr. Fowler. See ensead ey traced the fugitive to his None genuine unless signed I. Butts on the wiap- faliv iuvited te the | FROR REX Tne throe- . #,as every article ye noid without reserve. ather’s farm in Virginia, and from there, over a pointed to confer with the commit. | Pye." aw eds Suelo will be soid without reserve, ef them said a man on English Hill named committe on M street ne They may expect bargains. st. con DE NING recom, i i ived d apa ee of th lexand:ia, Loudoun and Mampshire 5 SEY ; k dj “ °: se arge portion of country until they arrived at last Frepared by S. W. Fowie & Co., Boston, and for | tee of the 2 a 9 Bal cite, ind A. GREEN, Auct. water in the vard, wee weet we eeneretBey | in Leesburz, Va., at & late howd of tia atgan: | ante eee ey Si WW. Rowe Ford, jt. S. B: Waite, | Railroad Company on the subject of a branch of ee — csoinall cM. Rent S25! per ennum. P ty goto him for them. Heineman was to come ty | Reusing up the Mayor, and obtaining the services John Schwarze, Nairn & Palmer, Wash- | said road leading to Georgetown, reported a resc- By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, given Ist Febrnary him for them. tineman was to come to = = a ee earch tt ington; and bv dealers every where, Ja 24-lw,r iution in relation to said road; laid over. witness's shop next day to see if witness found | Of the City Sergeant. they proceeded to search the Brooks, and wheu he came he said the negroes Were in his cellar - Os‘ orne testified that at the time mentioned lug came to the shop where witness worked, ond asked witness to xo with him. Witness told town. and after much scouting they learned that a stranger had arrived that day at a certain hotel, her they immediately proceeded, and found rir customer in bed. covered up to the eyes. He was hauled out, aud instantly ploced ina convey- EN.F PRENCH’STENTH ANNUALSALE POR RENT—A two mot FRAME BOUSE Mas. WinsLow, an experienocd nureeand female | ,, A messaxe was received from the Aldermen that of Books ard Stationery at suction. at store of : oms. with beck building hacine 2 Win , e 4 5 - | they had passed a resolution appointing an ad- | W, ¥. Bayiz, 27% Pa, avonue, saice every ever ing tou strest, between 4th a d Sth ERy hind ergniig feallitaies Cho gracons Gt iosetine | ditioual commitiacman, In wiles they aiken tha | euil alee Garistere: eee ee ee eee complete | strocis west, Inquire af the euteotiin:, onrmer of by softening tho gums, reducing all infizmmatien— | concurrence of this bowd. nee, an aud G streets Po _F, BL LORD. 4 F venile up — will allay all pain, and is suro to reculate the Mr. Lazenby from the claims committee, re- %), fine Bibles and Prayer POR SALE-—A LOT OF n him he would go. Dowling showed witness the, | #nce for Washington. ‘The oficers arrived. hede bowels. Rescppeat arse permet aS wil Ove rest rted the following resolutions: A resolution | 430i, Butler's fine Gift Books, for 1260, Stationery irom Centre Perea Tuiting theadvertisement. Witness then | @uring last night. and committed Ward to jail, | tovourselves, aul r i : wih Pe.fectly aafa in all oases, Seoadvertisoment in | i? favor of Libbey & Son, R. 8. T. Cissel. Henry ot every variety; all of which w anes. all in pert dig uled the circumstances of the finding of the | Where le awaits lejcal action as to his share in the | Pe. ‘cetly : | be sold very low h wg Barron & Son, KR: R. Sheckel, David English and | to close the entire stock out in 30 Gays. Bovks at we tho sard, It slaves, as related above by the witness Clark beforementioned operations. suother ooluman: ooll-ly | Geo. M. Sothoron, assessors. : Private salo at ha'fprion. “Call ne a first-rate bus Hoing © Ameria. Mr. Dowlings testince in all ese oa, Y par. © otlicers were greatly aided by Mayor Orr, QuERv’s Cop Livex Vit JELLY Medi Mr. Marbury, from the streets committee, re- née E. BADE tieulars, corroborated with that of Osvorne hud | Of Leesburg; City Sergeant Atwell, of the same | Approved by the Now Vurk Academy of Modi- . fro rf i oe hci Sate sg . 446 oth street, near Pa.'averae. teula cine. It is twice more efitaniove thee total ported a resolution in relation to High street Shark. place; and ‘also to Capt. Henry Jeukins. of the , by Se 5 - |, Mr. Tenney offered a resolution imposing cer- FUTURE DAYS. 7>EFICR ramen ae INT-oTwo The evidence for the prosecution closed here Fairfax County Rifles, and postmaster at Lewens- | 0, and all Kinds ofGeneee, rofwlasy Consuings | sain dntien on the judges cf election. Also, 2 res- By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetow: ON raeuoe ten ues.) Gaiad <a Mrs Hitner. for defence, testitied that she was | Ville, who furnished them with horses and can, ‘ALSO, on releasing Gilbert Vanderwerken from cer- | | By BARNARD & I By virtue of decree of | Mished—309 fa-cvonan, batween sth eee ING mea. at Heineman’s the day the slaves were said to be | Ue: (their own giving out in the chase.) and | Quenv’s Jurziriep Castor Ort, by which the | tain fines, oust of thie strict: pasend ni there. and wes all through the house, and no receeded with them from Lewensville to Lees- 2 o ~ ad ja2l iw (Sratee® Intel ) offensive graasiness of tho oil 1s obviated. Forsale | ‘The resolution in relation to the Bridve-street theCirenit Court of this District. passed ina | 5% 2! 2w - nostra ning, ane in carrying the prisoner to a <ENT_A A by all respectable druggists in Washington and | yride wrs returned passed by the Board of Alder- | Cvse of “ep and others against the heirs and | gO KENT—A thraesi Georgetown slaves were there e i y PRAM HOUSE, Wasui Ward had changed hi 1 men, and was signed euchion tthe hiptes: Gader hie ote ea Droek. DeGagTatae Gee eek ek nee one Sinentackecs taeuian’e ee Suington. Ward had changed bis name, anc “PARKER & Mownn, Wholesale Agents, | Men. and was signed. . : ny to the hig west bidder, in front of the prem- | K «treet dette! ae aun ued ecomesene here Meooany pr la alta el hired himself out to a carpenter in Leesburg, | 13 Bokiian ctrent Move Peck Oe Agent The resolutiow in relation to the Surveyor wos | Ison. oi TH RSDAY. the Seth day of Pelion val ova with wide pamnce, a" a intse mi cate ae r, ¥ under the name of J. W. Williamson. —— — Next, o'elnek in » the west half « nthe vard. Possession » nthe Ist ac witness abe ede inthe toe a rin Mun’s Dazss Surrs, ; * moved to amend the resolution by | lot No. 114, in Beall's addition to Ge wLitola vary. dn of MASNYD Agaut,at trouble When the men me, one of them said Tue Tueatas —Netwithstanding the draft on Mon’s Business Suits, words: That seven hundred dollars of | A!* iran Pinning a A] 3 : vd a search warrant, and that be wos an officer. "ss Went out then; was afraid. Mr. H. was there at the time; he bad a newspaper in bis hand. Mrs. Mc Namera testitied that she is the wife of amara. Lives in the neighborhood of remembers the day the slaves were at day Heineman came to witness's aud Gas filting Store ‘of Yourus’ Dazss Svirs, ar Other, | : . the same be paid ont of the water fund . Youths’ Business Switsy | after debate thercon— Catimenis DRESS SOTRG rs aiaset eile Mr. Stake moved the previous question; which Noa WALKER & Co, Mabie Hat Ginn put, and decided in the affirmative dwt tora, Brown's Hotel Bu:lding, would respecttuliy | | The resolution respectinya resolution in elation | Qerin LS pi 2 that their annual lay. of Fall and | to debts due by the ¢ orporation Clothing is now ready for inspection. It Sovder, 4 tPebt the beauty and gallantry of the city made by the jn A Levee last evening, a goodly portion of it was left to enjoy the performance of the ‘School for 3 dal” at the Theatre, which was carried through in the most satisfactory manner in all respecta. Mr. Murdoch, as Sir Charles Surf. probably has no superior on any stage. and bis world-wide repu- Beall street in the west line of the lot, By Also, another part exiuning 1 fret on the west 2 feet deep hy 3) feet in width, ments on esc! of said prrcels. f cash: the resituc at utorest, with se handsome and cr kK HOUSE, with 11 roor : K street and New POR SALE nter ant s IRRENT new 3 sto A At te r Mr. Tenney, its further cor If the ters nee fied with with ry aud basement BRICK HOUSE containing 14 house and inquired for Mr. McNar said he | tation in the character was fully sustained last Be erga k ant open Deeeant Taker ee ¢ rasp» stponed until next Friday lars, the premises wi! Idon five de ome eH pronase, situntd on Ly at ert, eran wanted bim to come to bis house. It was about | "ight Ner was his personification of that difi- material, trimming, and workmanship. T fon to the Alexandria, | lic uctice, at Ago Hak and cort of the pureh Ap ELE tne eS ap nmin 2 o'clock in the day when he came; his wife | Cult part more worthy of praise than that of Mr. «iy excellence with economy, in road wes taken up: BARNARD x ee NGOLED, nest door. came the same evening. = C_ Hillas Sir Peter Teazle, M Keible as Sir sof dress, an opportunity is now ton— as Mr. Dingle testitied that he knows Heineman; Oliver, Mrs. Gladstane as Teazle, Miss Carr from the most attractive ctock thing in thizg city, at very ce- ap z-ly on of Mr. Hyde, the board adjourned | i? 2 Stawswads: wntil next Priday evening, at 7 o’clock. has known bim four or five years. He isan hon. coer eS beetn Aeanniacaee He is a laborer. He Speaks very liitle Witness always speaks German with him. as Mrs. Candour, and Miss Skerrett as Maria, to say nothing of that cf the other characters of that tinest English piay of itstimes From beginnin. ST FLOOR of tho build- ing inmedistely opposite the west wing of the E & CO., Ancteneers, = — ss BES he i City t ently enenpied by Chas sy allah 2 « nicht mark man: tT O WN r Wels egg) as a Alec t room im the sec Witness never heard him try to speak English to end, as rendered last evening on the Waslinc- fink oF Consumption GEORGETOWN ADVERT’M deed in trust duly executed | ctory and the thi of the same busler i testified to the same etfect a3 to the | ton Boards, it was an intellectual treat, such ag is nt have been caved by an early reliance upon | — be or will se! Heineman. es. Letgler’s testimony amounted to the seme aetlect as that of Ler husband Ur. McNamara knows Heineman; and is him- self an oificer. Always took him (H.) to be an honest man. Khutting evidence —Mr. Minor, a juror, testi- fed thet he knows where the Heinemans live RD WALLACH, tarely to be enjoyed in this country.” To night they perform Hamlet, the forte of the company. from Sir. Murdoch down to its most unpretending member, Pacr’s Venvs, the ure which has been so ragerly visited in the northern cities and in Hng- land, {fs to be placed on exhibition, we hear, at the = ———= eubsorib: Mes. M,N. Gardner?» Indian Ba’ sam of earwert, ‘THE SUBSCRIBER - sold by ai! the Druggists inthe word, ja 23 1w,t I Rat 2uile DSelioo WE ARR REQUEST! fo invite attention to the | sts. on vertisement of Woolfson, the optician, 4 | 7 o7elock inaylvania avenne, between ‘Twelfth and ‘Thir- | desiri teenth strects, which appeare in the fntelligencer | _i%23 and States, it will ba seun that his “etrengthoning | SyR oy spectaclos and eye-ciasses” are recommended by EB Tan terms apply . consis ting a 3 uke ientineg te Reckville, cines, Paints, (ils, ca tivation. with ail the mm Will be svida bargain, or : d Fine Art Gallery of Messrs. Philp & Solomons in | many cininent gentemen, prestock te beets oe pa hes = a apintne ee seapetsiaosicel Never beard anything against the man, but has | this city. No little ove ity is felt here to see it. | their good quafitis, nud pitthe commie be heuer | is NOW dikclin nent, Apply tai suggonmiplete tock of fixtures honed Tits wi — of asa fortune-tellcr. It is spoken of by co;npetent critics asa remark- | rived from their usa by those whe require the md jai 99 and LOL Water or, Gevchtown All sums meder $5), earh3 all taining Phe defence closed here, and the case was given | ante work of art.and it will be remembered as the | Of tiese important iustcnmentalitios. Dr. \Wohes | 382) 2 idhaiod coda Bel 2 it of 39,6) and 90 days 13 raw; , om, RC. te : peed who fears the Lote the two | same Picture tuat was rejested from the French | >6@9 leonted ta this city for saveral years, de 20-y y Jas TAKEN t ROM 7 i PRA SOF Aaring interest. Ingvireon the promises Missouri avenue, weounts in the indictinent, and acquitted | exhibition on the alleged eround of its indelica- ee one desiring Pe Oe rc needa. last. aguut sn iim on the other. This verdict flads them guilty aisegnentin cas Prxxixs —Persons des £ Penmas will slways @ to commence? at 10 0 ole find them tor exobangs at the Star Othos counter. 7 between 43. a2 dd sth etree Pereta Hose, used for washing the CHAS, S WALL seld or rented with the js W2-ha furniture will be 1 use, if desired, suently shown from entirely different moti the New York Herald at- tacked it on the same score, but the gronudless- ness of the charge is proven by the fact daring the time of its exhibition there and «lsewhers ot harboring two slaves for eighteen hours. ‘The Court then adjourned over until Friday next, at the usua! hour. . person having them willeenfr af ja cseckds J.C. MeGUIR cvive areward, if demaited. by return- ~ juz them te the owner—Mrs. MURAN, No, 25 in| Bidgert. Georgetow It Tirk Way or Trance ors if HARD *—F uesiand head tha advies contained TUR SALE—On accommodating terms, One Auctioneer, Sqvare of tiround,cn 7th street; will he — —- wit purchasers, if immediate applien- . t Human Frailtu, or Physiclox: y LOST | oh S emadato t nde re » &t their Jewelry deetdan a G Rist? to Baxax msows Neck? | subsequently, its exblbition room was literally | o,no een of tha evil etfeets of earis abuse DCSE OES een enna Sars ney Store, 516 7th sty opporite the Yesterday, a German named Chas. Thon, con- turonged with visitors, ladies and gentlemen of | and indulgense, is embeilished with einbarats eat ing her cargo. Apply to Pas - i. Qficr, ; .W. BRAY & piderably in liquor, was riding about ona spri:chtiy | taste and relinement, who, one and all, bore testi_| ored engravines, portraying every feature and HARTLEY & BRO eB. Gray and ) 2S Nugroes,for farm hauds,wil! be taken in hors, end: « the lives and limbs of pedes- | mony to the merits of tHe painting. asa work of | PBase of disease, exposes the fallacy of the ordina- 2. 23 St 99 and 161 Water st. Georg No, 1,476, equity.) the «= change, pot frians. as well as his own neck. Otticer Carter | art niost creditable to aienecn pa eee ry modes adopted the cure of local ax weli as | ~~~ ___"" AUC LOY Water st... George t aid decres, will offer fo se T ita ladies. caught his horse and took Thoma before Justice hereditary matadies 2 desirable four story Donn. The prisoner began abusing the cificer. s the only safe and in- 200 a FISH’ Bi 2 4 1 = failible reme: rrel: intly expectag situated on 12th street ’ Surreme Cocrt—Yesteriday.—No, John yee fon Bei ee hat plage acc 243. Rout moderate, aud the officer retorted by ing he had saved | Overton et al., plaintitts in’ error. Ebijth Also, 2.40) bushals p © Edward's is the pr ef from breaking his ov ck. Pris- | Cheek et al L t error to the cirenit court cf the United States for the western district of Teninssee. Mr. Jr McLean delivered the opinion of the ; issing this canse, with costs. biiadelphia, Wilmington, and at. dom POTATUE wih ee you dink dea? Das your Pizziaess none. Me prake my neck? Me bret nobody's neck. Can a man no prake his own sabe laid down the law that Mr = = ashe DIED, Apply t The apartments No. 535. The na floor, from the On the “at! ALEXANDER McINTIRE, | 2° ?% sh 21 ts h inet, ALEXANDER Mel? a Tarn ad "4 : ght to break his own neck, and | Baltimore Railrosd Company, appellant, at. the | ig gheteise ene: ANDE e 15.000 seen Meee and Fath ets for getting drunk and risking such a catastrophe | Philadelphia and Havre de Grace Steam Tow-} His frieuds aut a ios SUSHLLS SHORTS, uk os or him to pay $1.94 fine and costs. ~| beat Company. ‘The argument of this cause was | attend his funera: Sine, Ge. SHOT ere veral fine ROOMS, farnished or = continned by Mr. Dobbin for the appellees, and | 8tf2et, opposite "| joeaente by Wats ten ees Sees & Pn. avenue, twodoors emat Editor Star: As it appears to be the order of the | Concluded by Mr. Schley for the appellant. (Tburaday,) 23th iv ae. ~——— . = teas day to sug est a suitable commander for the Wd of February, | would leave to ieee that Major General Nathan Edmonston be requested to act as officer of day. Ona memorable occasion he commanded the ‘‘volunteers’’ of the District with great eclat, gave universal satisfaction, and Adjourned. On the 2th mstant. af ariue illness, 0 CATHARINE HEN IMENTS, in | 10 Bbls, the 22d year of her ace. | } 10 bbls, The friends of the family 2x9 invited to atten ther | 25 de funeral to-morrow (Thursdey) morr ng Daily ry geek, from her mother’s rezidence, No. 35 }and tor aate b: a fu sterest fromm ISH, FISH! 1 Eestpert Rerring, jarge Ualfax Shore tierring, Mackerel. ed ‘rom Bosten per schooner Juno, LectUREs BEFORE THE WASHINGTON ArT As- sociaTION —Arrangements are being made for a course of lectures before the association upon art and kindred subjects. We have seen the names horicitto re «lion] weeks’ r risk of the first purehoser. ows and bs weg x as j ch Rooms street. IARTLEY & BROTHER, tie costs of the purchaser, 379 will, no doubt, respond toa call at the present | OfSe¥era! distingutshed veutlemen whoare already | ““Cee'iha 14th inetant of consuiaption, WILLY M BARD ued LOL Weare, SMT meee er dest time. Th re iaeatinu et ka eas engaged, aud from their well known abilities a | CONNEGK poten de ore d Rebecca Cen’ | _ja 18 2w Jeorgetown, D.C, _ | _ i* 23 Stawt : ace | = jection wlll recatl mceae pio arable recollections, | ich treat may be expected. ‘These lectures tat ner, aged 9 years, 1 monthand Ziars. eAGi wi ; =e me By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. | A NALUABLE FARM LOK Satk-—stusted mection wilt recall many plenstral ting opinions as | Bedelivered (a the Are where. the tre weoctition | ln Cohoms. N.¥on the sth ansiact, MARGA. | SOR, NEW (YORK OTHE packet « DMINISTEATOR'S “SALE, OF sovse. | £& in Sloxandis coonty, elioat it farentoge famst i e ere ye a M - C, ivan, H ‘3 Wi E For freight app} OLD FURNITURE, NEGROES, &C., 4 PCT! 2 of 12 a to who should receiveour honors. Cartoccur | well as the ear may be gratified. O° ™* Well as Wastlington. aged 23 peace, 7 aout and2sdays. | | MO¥e With dezpate MODE Bader Bi On, MUNDAY, the éth day el Febvanry text, f 527 ores. Ee. a —— dem tr “63 Water st., Genrgeto sha!l. by o der of the Orphans’ Cow nc. jaw Last nigbt another false alarm of fire, A Sap Acciorxt.—Last Friday, a son of Mr zi is ee is » = = m : 7 central part of the city, called out the | Boswell, coach-tyaker, who resides on Eleventh as atthe residenceof the iate G. B. "THE ADVERTISEMENT IN REGARD TO JUST ARKIVED, en M street, between 13th and t Convict Labor in the United States Peniten- P RIME CRAB APPLE CIDER Navy Yard. soii a!l of the pers tiary, D.C., still remains open for bid». ‘To perse Wo have this day rece voner FA | to tue having capital in hand there is periaps no bet tremen, to drag their beavy apparatus through the streets to uo purpose. ‘These false alarms are started by boys, who desire the excitement which near F street, while playing on as) ingi or see-saw on his father’s ae ip i ryote and his chin striking the board in his dese: = CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER. ' On KI Sf In stere aud for <ale by id decrased. consisting at, | Opportunity offered for an investnu the pri t ABBR fam. eed ay ce et j pee MUPAAY & SEMNES / pr on such occasions. They have forgotten | his teeth cnt off about aninch of his tongue The | !@bor being cheap. ‘The Corn Broo: *uedae Coop- | a of whioh Wo Warrant to be pure juic: evs and Pillows. i200 ge Re - hy % the many fines which have been paid by the pa- | gamily sent fr their hysician, Dr. Speakes, im. ores: Riour and Fish Barreis, cither'or the whela | pa, As we have to make room fee ice tant es on ets, Oiicloth and Matting, i ros rents of others within a year or two, and a reca- | mediately, and he andeteck the ditficult task of | Of these branches of trade would be quite 's suitable. the way, we will close this let out cheap for cash, and Crockery Ware, Pte “MURRAY & SEMMES, pitulation of the old lesson would do good. ‘The utting the detached portion ia its place: . piles rere &8 very profitable bRsivess,and well adapted | ARNY & SHINN, king, Parlor and other Stoves, | ———— : ae police. it is true, can seldom catch them in their | Fimoult operation, evidently. 3 Y apis teen Ween use. For Sycthec pe Uouinrs | _des9 Union Bottling Depot. Georketown. stenen R cccimer eo | = FOTER TIN, mischievous pranks, but the fire department, for —— ate — ben H ATOES, 7 mans | . tar aks of, lig own mearbers. shovld makeit a| yrentios is called to the advertisement, else. PHILADELPHIA CARRIAGE ANo- rik 6,000 eusudi Sete Now Jersey White Soe ee j FORE rule to assist the office rs in the detection of them. | where, in relation to convict labor at the Pentey, | Ay BOLTS, all sizes; ROLLS AY py ERS.4-$, | Mercers just reocived, per echo»nerC. A. Eiott,| gy \ygvaet Waren ion at payor, j Tr es tiary.” Warden Sengstack 1s exerting himecif' ny | 722555785 8, Received and for sale by | and for sale from the ‘vessel in lots to eit purcha 7 Orher'" administrator da bone non ‘of Pat AN UscRatzrv, Act —During the recent se- pres fa for the iepie ment of this prison ates atest (Sates) INO. KELVANS& CO. | ners rater GEER BERRY, George B. Scott, deceased. Femea’ took ‘her Childe teen eaatned Sars | to" make it selfsusuaining lusttuticn ae faree | “© BRENZON" NAIL RODS wenn us 85 Water street, Georeotown. Aol same unsere Soot deceased Jones, took her child to the house of Amelia may be, by employing the convicts upon all B id for) quanti. Robinson, also colored. fur shelter. She was A for nuts y endorecd, bear ‘ ) 5 ti dai! i N i nA tecat ons daily expected, and for sale in quanti- (CRANDELL, OPTICIAN, . Wo. 128 Bridge st., Georgetown. ja 2} eo6t (States) JNO. R. ELVANS& CO. Has constantly “on haud a Isrce assortment of Frenoh Near-signted. Periscopic. Co!-_-= = ARE YOU INSURED?—Aimpic indemuny ored, andall other SPECTACLES of ty A. GREEN, 3 = NT NSE FRE off na + silver, steel XARPENTERS' SBOP ON GRO MoMORTIRURANEE MOT ARIE Desi ghar eed Goren | CARIN TERS SHOP, E in S143 STREET, AT AUCTION. »pousd, in connexion with his branches of profitable labor possible. t, where he wi.! be happy to re ceivenny orders for superior Confections oF sown tation. ite valle Dinners, Sepews, |g «ye t:ken imaud Kindly treated Yesterday havirg tound out that her kind benefactress had a smaii sum of mouey in a bureau, she took advantage of her temporary absence to steal it. Last night she was arrested at Davy Coates’s ranche. Brereton’s row, and taken to ape psey Peete This morn- he was sent to jail for trial at Court; the fact Owine to the sickness of two of the carriers of the Star, the subscribers on their res; ve routes failed to get their papers uatil a late hour last night, and a portion of them net until this morn- ing The faiture was. annoying, but we trust yill ve borne patiently by the subscribers, in view of INT, eo, ail orders fe . abciobatd Private Parties, which will be serv: ae TRSDAY, | imitadle style, with the same XL, rea pee the | eatoh whieh be has hitherto al ° oa = = yn = ses, a rood Carpeyters’ Shop, citvated on let) a roNniFiER, sp = = No. 218, on 14th, Letween north -r acquintance at Davy's being enough to * | the elecetaitannes’ C. McGUIRE. President. 3.Q.C. LAMAR, ¢. I. Motz. t, Le ASTOY. o. 19. rquare heakop inte detemevel malese. oR went the speedy acceptance of belly =" > Pre ee <<. D Basen. fee setonadtt a Oe ree, | eis ee os eae ES | ee CONCENTRATED POTASH. Tuk MaxwELLs commence to-morrow to sell H&weE'simPROvED WEIGBING SCALES Hout Si Miss. “is owner of the ground for it to be removed, than Double the Strength of Ordinary Potash, Tug Lapixs Have Cause to se Tuaxxrci | off their entire stock of goods at cost for cane: cram eamosate offered tothe public as irs Will praatice tHe h Court of Errors and Ap-| ‘Terms cash. A. GREEN — Soap without lime, with little trouble Se TEE Beste iat tare eed bag bg’ test ssi redeee thelr’ stock et. use. Firstc! arabic. ana reliable scates ever putic penis at Jackson, the Federal ourt at Pontotos, | ja!9 d = » Auct. For making ‘The article ever duced Perry & Brother, at their extensive new | py the March, to make room for Spring | by the United Storer Bona ve bean Sward i store, (Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth hpi to offer t! ae of their nificent stock of silks, and other rich fabrics for ladies’ fashionable attire, at prices so exceedingly low that that the ladies visit their establishment in throngs to secure the bargains of the season. purchases We predict a crowd of lady custom- ers at their store securing bargains, as their stock : large, and must be reduced ina short space of me. ti 2c ‘ent if et of Mis- ots Vireinis Seapny nd Virginin Ag icuitural sippi mud’ Gilt ation oe ee nO eriot of Mis. institute r, Penn wahia; New Vere ese peiin shranehant the Neeth My josivei ole piu hans reccitacamesmie's (RALTINORE : : Fox an eat 5: jisiana prominms, : ». introduce & fashionable qnadrilia ext Fei weeet 8 ® avenue, Depot of Siler's 4 Creates roar ei ran anal co | time, jntcodage = matwoustia seadrie gs da is-1v KE’ © PATTISON, Agent. entertainments, 54 81 pe ailon : Fa 1 few ae trae OMPLETE STOCK OF FIAN > lprrenntad Se > JOD bes inst Gnccked © lars bet int CORSET & Sons’, Haliet, erie & Ua tse Suprirs- Att oer entsrtminmed 7 Polke Quadrille the beautaful me Coul a. oO. OD. a i RAR s gl RS r sale or rent. JO. F. Luis | JOSEPH SCHAFF ‘m) from 30, + as pal lies, isece, ‘and masters ; well adapted for ho! presenta, and ot den jalT 306 Pa. av, between Sth and Iti Sis, | sarin? Pageers soot. berwesk Gani’, | gentemeniromste tome jazi 2" "| low prices, No, 338 Pa. av. and at trifling expense. ie ain vered for the purpose. One pound will make “ eR Deere? bi Seo evar agg # toon cs et! ey or nine rar el : pounde of Hard > ore will Sind ui For orgie impurities,’ Broken'in small lumnpe and put Dp B 1, 2, 48nd 6 mi cans. Man corel niche CHALLENG BCR RUG LWORES Brook!yn.and sold by .R. Pa CONFECTIONERY. = S io] Rev Perer Cartwaiont, D D , the pioncer Methodist Preacher from Western Illinois, inter- ested a large audience at Wesley Chapel last night Foancasce, Kentucky, and Hlfncie denne seas ‘ent - no! fifty years of his lite. " aa Warten Retvans —Sarah Jones, colored, steal- ing; jail for Court. Samuel Cooper, colored; fine costs $3.15. Sixteen lodgers were accommo-