Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Waentroton Tomater.—Manarer Mae ior Srnze cut to-night that admirable actress M: + Ab-ce Placide, who has been eo ge-ata fav rile ou We same boards under (le mauagemen’ of Mr.Sisnd. Miss Placide poseesses much beauty anc gTace ef_person, and & gor voice, and has bad the Benefit of excellent :hea'rical trafuing. Ries opening performance will be as « Slave Queen” om the piny of “Valsha « oa a Spree” will conclude the entertainment. Gaovax's TuxkatTsr.—Mr. and Mra. Barney temas commence this eveusg a stir en. mentatGrovers. They will,iariug their e:gaptternt, produce @ number of oid aad favorit plsys, and alee some new ones. Tar irish character which Mr. Williams is so famors in ae , and the Yankee chitr- seurtia which Mrs. W.has been no less snc- ce -+fcl, will both be portrayed to-n::ut, the «Bern to Good Luck,” «Ca i of (wih Mrs. Williams as Na 1.) and the “Irish Tiger.” © best evidence of th ex. @i the Canterbury company is ty be b ‘heir cc ntinued success. OnS turiay ce ball was iterally packed so -arly as ceg o'cl and the manar-ment ' ticket office, as they w -ra wverly unathia ‘oaccommodate all who desired Tee, A good u be eid favorites inin: + JON. Carr and ©. WoPar w sit —The management at this resort ToUpe that so well entertained : w The graceful and fasei rating French danse ase, Mil‘e Helene, has been the revipientof mach applanse. Misses Eva Brentanc Ads Tesman, not Ouly sing most ad- ¥ have the knack of making elections. Mr. Geo. Winshiv sppenrance to-night Upr FeLLows’ HaLu.—Tho Campbell's are bow estsbliched for a brief season a: Odd Fe: dows’ Hall. They have lovt none whatever of it acter they have alw possessed of te Bercormeis of the firs: order in their po. e rine. Their p rformances are also per. fectiy tree from vu garity. The or tr: asides. comprises some of the very} Zow performing. Altogether, well werh patronizing. BerNe CLUB SUPPER. at Dorr & Stanton’s Herel, No. 465 Seventh street. & YeToory of Will Fe cele 9 ent it is a company in, ‘ONB OF MICHIGAN also giy kas on of the y of the admission of that ihe proverds wit Seokviers Retief As<oci interest is felt in this entertainment, Sirus A Free jecture hy Prot. Hors- ford. Subject: « Rifles sud Prowetiles.’ TEMPE: ANCE liat The "eanto the a the Much | in Boys giv their eleventh ers nt. A fines | ehance to «trip iton the ligh utastic toe.” Haumonic Hatt, Georgetc The Peacea- | ble Ciub will give their s+ cond cetillion party at the above hall, on Greon strc x CRIMINAL Cour —Triat of John 9. Lite for urder of Policeman Lexch—Third Day.—A ur rep rt closed on Saturday - Wo. Graybew was recalied toexplain his & dence of the preceding duy. H ted tha had net seen Lowry vn when he got ap. sey’s hotel was th. tus home in Georg: town in Lowry and himself stopped in at Dorsey's. B; My. Carrington.—Lieut. Dalton took wit- the hetel. vi- he Sam'l D. Lewis was recalled, and i & juror stated that he met Leach at vious to the stabbing. The counsel on each side offered prayers for | the instrvetion of the jury, which e dis cuered until half past or when the Court granted the following, (the two flr-t being given | by the Cgurt im hen of those ottered by the Dis. | trict AtfOrney, sud the others being offered by Uae defence :) i 1. Ifthe jury findtrom theeyidence that after | a previous struggle between the prisoner and | the deceased the prison-r withdrew from tie scene of conflict. and there was time fur his passions to cool, and he thereupon deii ely armed himself with the @-adly w on pro? duced in evidence in the cause for the purpese of using tt upon the deceased, and then returned to toe place and Pproveked anew contlict tor the purpose of using the deadiy weapon upon bmn. and the conflict was then resumed, and ia the course of it the prisoner used the weapon Bron the deceased so as to canse bis death then reply to | No. lv pre- | be is guilty of murder. 2. Itis for the jury to say from all the evi- gence in the ca-e whether there was time be- tween the first and second evuuter for the Passions to cool and reason re-ume t's sw 3 Lf, from the whoie eviden wreesud, ey shall find that the dec i eniertained | hestiie feel towards the mer and had T peatecly threatened to take his life: that they j caeually met in M-rble alley oa the night in | which aeceased received the iatal wound; thie dec: ased was a powerful man, of much greater | ‘weizht and bodily vigor than the prisoner, and on their so meeting, the deceased, without any | previons provocatjon being given to him by the | prisoner, attackedand knocked down a maa | accompanying the prisoner, and then attacked | end beat the prisoner, and that the ces-ed; that at the time of thy atrac 2 | tie deceased was wed with 2 revolver, that the prisoner and his companioa went away and shortly after returned, ang during his bricf } wreence was under the provoca’ of that as- saul',and upon their return the ased and another man, without any further provocation, attacked the priconer and his comp tion: the companion of the prisoner -vas ku sown by the m&a who was with the decis-rd, and got upand fled, and during this trans «ction | th» deceased pursued the prisoner, the prisoner re'remed, was overtaken hy the deceased and ‘wiently assailed by him,while the companion | Of the decezsed was rapidly approaching; tat | it was Gark and ia an unfrequented place; and thom upon, while the struggle between decrased Bod pri-oner was going on, and the companion | Of deceased was approaching, the prisouer in- | flicted with a knife the wound of which the de- | raeed died, then the prisoner is not guilty of | murcer, although during the heat of his passion | be went and armed bims-i; with the knife with which be inflicted the dest: wound. . Rut ifthe jury belfewa that the dec @s:@ulted and beat the prisoner, and tt difterence was made up between the ssid par- tes, and that the deceased renewed his stack upen the prisoner and that the latter retreated as far as under the circumstances he could and | ‘wat pursued by the de-ea-ed snd overtaken and beaten on the heed with pisiolor other dangerous mm, and had reason to halieve © that he was in imminent dancer of death or of | ‘wery great bodily barm endangering his life or | Some one of his members, aad in eeif defense the prieoner inflicted the mo:tai blow upon tne deceased, the jury ought to find the prisoner ¢ not guilty. i After it had been det~-rmined that each of the counse! should epeak three-fourths of an hour, . — that the closing speech should be of one our— Mr. Wilson, for the prosecution, reviewed © tbe testimony, calling the attention of the jary to the conflict of testimony for the defense. He contended that the prisoner had no uppre- ‘ hension of danger. It mustappear trom all the ciroumsiances that there existed in the prisou- @r's mind at the time of the first affray adispo- | aition to do malice not only general but towards the In conclusion he would say that Sf a verdict of acquita! was rendercd that it ‘Would seem to him that laws were made ia valu. Mr. Davidge, at ten minutes to three o'c) commenced his address to the jury, rei that not ene important fact thuthe h in his opening but had been proved. It was nota matter of discretion to the jury to accept | SB doubt, but it there wasadonbt to give the benefit of it to the accused. The jury were the dostruments of the law, and as soon as they doubted the guilt of a prisoner the verdict was Tecorded. There was nv proof, as stated in tho Zirst prayer offered by the prosecution, that the Prisoner provoked thesecond attack. H-hada Fight to go to Pardy’s and return, but the coun. s+] thought it would have been better if he had me away. The case was now narrowed ‘wn to manslaughter or self defence. The facts were then recited as the counsel under- | 2wod them. The prisener, he contended, had | the knife during the first affray, aud tat the | affray took _— about quarter or ten minutes to seven O'clock, instend of Lalf pastsix. Lite | tle was crushed down by a powerful man, and @ series of blows were given him, when ths | dcnife was used. The crime may be mansianch.- ter, but certainly not of a higher degree. 12 Pfosecution stated in the opening that tt wa eficer in she discharge of his Wuty wuo h D-en murdered, but be had not beard it aince the testimony commenced. He aske.i Treason could Sarah Bov. fale staumest. Th Le ut. Dakon having a care, 1 compan (Mr b ony he ¢ some Will be a fight: and on this ad Justice Walter soner and ions. Thus S4in raised, and in a restau. * terribl eapon is seen hangin | The pri-oner tokes it, and goes buek to the Place where he knows bis wonan and rival & A conversation ccenrs, the pris 7 | ten Oclovk this mornm | asveed upen | Was at once dismiss: | Smith, charge ef crand larceny; jail. George | Henderson, malicious mischief; Margaret Cook | grand lareeny: jail for further hi | Prout, disorderly; dismissed. | Martin, disorder! | A. McCiay, 114th : Pax O. E. Blacksles, @sked her what her oc. tion was. 1fsheand the other womea had truthfally testified then Jonn Little was innocent. Tha Police were s | powerful organization, and there seemed to be | & combination against the Prisoner. The jury had Leard him ask where Lowry was. Hs was . B Tested jurt after the adjournment of the court the preceding 7, The deceased, a sergeant | ef police, one of the men of all others who suould keep the peace on the nighi ip question, after returuing with a Prostitute came out of the FP d hearing some one fay something bout mashing mouths, knocked down the first mun he came across, who happened to be Ln- Wayne, who is charged with being an @ocom- pi This was the in HiTy part of the aifair, | and (hen cores the cavalry — Sguire Wal Whe ga lantiy charges through the crow rides off, tuireterns agnia porte Gia pistol. No, sot back to coufict, Lut tosee the girl aud te! Leach was stavbed. He contend: d that the to goto Purdy’s, cali for and drink « ‘ ale, p ure the kni and coms back to bbing between the time Lewis + im the house and the time of. j ne of | her that j i prisoner had me ne: ng. So far asthe assault naving beea | a1, And unless the jury believed that Litrl: pro- yeked the a-sauit, they must acquit. If Prisoner did pot proveke the assault the case wns enced {f the prisoner was before the bouce behaving in an orderiy manner, Teach had no more Tight to arrest him than he | (exch) wontd have tocome inte the court. yoom and take one of the jury from the bi Was the deceased there as an officer! Was bot there as the paramour of this woman! What right had he to arrest aman who was not mistehavirg ! ‘The deceszed he knew well, and looked on him as& man of imiegrity. He would have dene anything he could for him. He was a targe, well-proportioned ne just the reverse of the pri-oner, whois a ~~ bey, to whom he directed the attention of the jury. The t rony ig that Little is attacked and retre.:s is followed by this large, muscular man and borne down by He (the speaker) would not have ro. he testimony on the side of thy Goy- | that Little retreated. Un the same the witnessts testified that the stab- | hing wa- dene when the parties were face to i tece, 4 her that the prisoner quickly turned rornd wheu ‘ave the blow. In re- gerd to the witnesses Lowry, Bartlett and | Giasbow, whose motives the opposite side | se med to impuen, he wonld say that he had | seldcm hearc more truthful witnesses during tus thirty years experie i i H Ked, the prosecution had failed to prove | i j i \ Le is his rival, arre: hun. je hey estimony Of the poli dicted by how and prove—no m: uen,which is uncon- strampets, and by | -ven if the deceased {| hich they had sought to tow bud—the crime was none hat motive had . Why, to say edin prefer: : she to be to two respectanie sre to be The 2 a ceased and h Rowen ars riding in a carringe, ovped ar No. 0 Marble alley, where uakes his appearance.” What M there? S& Rowen —jeal Yi not he say, “Pl mash your mouth ink oman and let another ure seer Put towaids Leach, they senuifie, and the fh is given The witnesses for the prosecui told his ster; in his own way; n > with the Withesses for the detense, Graybow and Lowry = they d their story made. “It was said that the prisoner had been beaten, but he did not opp ar to have been injured. He was in his usual health on the following morning. Mr. Bradiey.—“Lock at his head,” Mr. Carrington said it was not his daty to exsmine bis head. He had heard no evidence of his having been injured. They could see through the drapery, Lient. Dalton was be! the scenes and pulled the wires to moye the puppets. In conclusion, he contended that the prisoner after the first affray had sufficient time for his passions to cool, and that if the facts were as he stated they should find 4 ver- of guilty. twenty-five minutes past 5 the given to the jury. ibe Gourt met at 6 o'clock and 9 o'clock, but the jury not having agreed on a verdict, they adjourned until to-d: January 2.—The jury, at ten minutes past asent minutes,) came Gis in tke box. rk, Mr. Mic asited if they had ¥ t, ven Mr. John Seriv- ener replied that they had, and advancing to the Clerk's desk, gave the verdict— Not (utlly. The prisoner immediately received the atulationa ot a la r of friend nm had en 2 Was y hours arout tor ned nd lett the the ense stood five to: siangh'er, and one { The District A e acquittal, six for man- murder. ey al ouce entered a nolle Wa. Luvayne, charged y to the murder, and he an Accesso es Perick RErokrs.—Second Precinct.—Charles H Deut, passibg counterfeit money; dismissed, Tiard Precinet.—George Masburg and George sriecoe and Wm. Butler, petty larceny; Lau- ronce Delaney, drank; dismissed. Robt Har- rod, John Harred, Alfred Snowden, disorderly; fined $3.44 each. Fourth Preeinct—John T. Galetrow and Chis. | and Jane E. Hix, receiving stolen property; se- | curity tor court. Emeline West, disorderiy; fined #4. John Tatnell, drunk and disorderly; dismirsed. Srzth Precinct.—Wm. H. Poulton, creating a nuisan:e: Jane Campbell, do.; dismissed. Ben- jamin Rafferty, do: 31. Walter B. Donaldson, aring. Rich’d Cromp, driving over the pavement; 81. Mauar- tha Vanurces, tuspicion of grand larceny; Tense Tenth Precinct—Jobn Coal, Wm. Coal, Thos. Bntier, disorderly; #1.91 each. Jas. Burk, do.; dismissed. Plijah Adams, drunk and disor- d-riy; $1.93. Jno. Chissem, drunk: Jno. Flan- igan, drunk and disorderly; delivered to mili- tary. Francie Kane. profanity; $1.01. James 4. — DEATAA OF SOLDIERK.—The followjng have been reported to Capt. Hartz, (office, corner Fighteenth and G streete,) sinee our last, st which place ail information relauye to de- ceased sotdiers may be obtainad L. M Hanrimond, 50th N.¥. Eng’rs; Jacob Kurbrer, t63d N. ¥.; H.H. Mitchell, 23d Me.; JH. Kipp, seth N.J3 Geo. Mauk, 125th Pa; Amos Gussback, 117th N. ¥.; T. Harhert, ed N.J.. G. W. Walton, 7th Wis. P. Curran, 6sth N. ¥.;, Gotieid Wall, 26th N. ¥.; Jono Bachtel, iv7th Ohio; Jacob Gerrett, Ist D.U W. Kepnidy, 69th P. : Abram Hanna, 15eth F. Whitlock, 26th Co! of Pa; G ia i 7th -N. Y., A. Busbey, 13ist Pa; Godfrey Ki-tan, a7th N.Y. Art; Emory R. Vosburg, 154th N.Y, ——— Exrorcine THE Law.—The provost guard Visited several of the restaurants on Pennsyl- vania avenue Saturday night, and ordered the closing of the bars, on the gronnd that they ; bad violated the recent military erder by sei- ling liquor after balf-past nine o'clock P. M. The keepers were Girected to appear atthe , central guardhonse yesterday morning xt {1 eciock. Upon appenring at tho hour assizned, | they were dismissed, no charge haying been pre ferred against them. oe Cursareaks anv Onto CanaL.—Tho Pre- e'dent and directors of the Chesapeake and | Ohio Canali Company have ordered that nivi- | gauon be suspendec trom and after the first of | PFebiuary n for the purpose of making tao i Lereon, and that the y i it at Buch poinis a3 may | end, and the repairs be re navigation on or before Drecent on a Diso Provou: guard last upon the house No. Hovsn.—The mide & dosce Two! @irerteg the proprictress, a wor Jisve, t her girls, Selly | and mber + $e } meri } mer ith si ALEXANDRIA Arratns.—T! piaint was made before the Mayor, asa Jus:i of the Peace. by John Young, of Fairfax yoonty, to obtain the ion of 3 horse found in the possession of Georg ; Of thé Maine Regiment. It a) ; ¢vidence of J. M; Linton and the horse was the of J ' rv. Young was arrested and taken to the Old Capitol prison, but subsequently re- eased, and on looking for his horse si the stable where it was deposited when he was arre-ted, that it was missing. The horse was ordered to be delivered to Mr. Young, it hav- ing been clearly proved that it was his property. Last night, between eight and ten o'clock, fix cr seyen prisoners +seaped from the County jail by picking the sie door lock ana jumping the walls. The moet remarknble part of it is that the guards were on duty on the inside aud cniside. We think itthe duty of the Provost Mar- hal toexamine who is responsible for such Geunquency on the partof the guards.—Alez. News, Jan.24 Charlies V. Hussey, son of Capt. Andrew Huracy, accidentally shot himself thronch tho hand this morning while examining a pistol. The wound isa very severe one.— Gazette, Jan SEcoxD Warp Sration Casus.—Sund: Rebi. Wood, disorderly Saturday; farther he. ing. Jas.Murphy, drank aud disorderly; fit $).5%—workhouse. Wm. Riley, suspicion of theft, di-missed. Fred’k Lavotses, desertion; turned over to military. Thos. Reed, drunk and disorderly at a theater; do. Pat ix Smith, drunk; dismisred. John Lneas, di-orderly; fined 21.58. Wm. Hanlan, drunk; dismissed. Lewis Barjor, do.; fined $1.58. Cale Mitchell and G: 0. Saldo, assault; dismissed. Monday .—Tevi Williams, petty larceny; dis- missed. Wm, Wilson, drunk; do. John iiow- ard, col., violating Corporation ordinance; fined $5. Aieo, violating hack law; dismissed, Rob’t Wiesenthal, fastriding: do. Thos. Richardson, alii chn Williams, swindling; jail for court. J. Moran, concealed weapon; dismissed. — ARRESTED ON A Rencn WARRANT.—Officer Crown arrested Sol Williams and John Smith, colored, on Saturday night, on a bench warrant issued by Judge Merrick, at a house in the Northern Liberties, and lodged them in jail. They were both arrested some time since on a charge of attempting to commit a rape on Lucy Re it hardt, a married woman, liyingon K street north, near Seventh, and were held to security for their appearance at court, but instead of appearing they went in the country to work, and did vot make their appearance in the city until Saturday night, when they were arrested —— ATTEMPT TO LEAVE HIS rry.—On Sat- urday afternoon John Lenhardy was arrested by Officcr Crown while at the depot about leaving the city. Lenbardy is a cayalryman, and arrested on Tuesday last on the charge ot stealing, and held to security for his appearance at court by Justice Donn, James McCalla becoming his security. McCalla, on Saturday, bearing ot Lenhardy’s purpose to leave the city, put Officer Crown on the alert, sd he was arrested, as stated above, and taken before Justice Donn, and Mr. McUalia gaye him up, and he was sent to SS DaMaGrs CLAaImMEn.— Mrs. Margaret A. iurie, of this city, presents to Congress an 1 petition for damages, amounting to ethan three thousand dollars, for injury property at Camp Sprague, used for com- missary and hospital purposes, a ~se Nozicg.—Persons wishing the services of Dr. Vou Moschz aker for Deafness, all Diseases of the Eye, Ear. Thr: ‘atarrh should 1 without de- lay. nx his sta: mited, Office 247 Pa.avenne, cpporite W illaré Ja 2-68" Dr. &, M, Lanprs, t' , neipal physician of the “Phiirdelphia Water and Electro-Iygienie Institute,” who has opeved a branch Watar-Cure on > enn avenue, Dear the Star office, between Ith and [2th streets, is at presertic attendance hin- eli. and those persons who desire his personal at- ention and advice had better not delay until eleventh hour, a his business at home calls for him, and unless his labora are pees here be willYemain but a short time. is hours are from tos o'clock, but engagements can be mate treatment at other hours. Patients always re cvived st “Philadelphia Institute,” No. 218 nor:h in 6 pr Cure 9th street, We woven call tne attention of our readers to the stock of beautiful Jewelry and Bilver-piat Ware attte lsr Store, 43% Penn. avenue, near 43s at., und advise them to investadeilar there. ja2/-lw" pasta Senormrs’ Sprcrat Notics.—Do your duty to Yourse.yes, protect your health, use Holleway's Lille snd Ointment. For Wounds, Sores, Bowel Complain s and Fevers, they are a perfect safe- [eae Full directions how to use them with every ox. Only 25 cents. 20 ——— AsoTusr Iuroxtant Cura. Coveh, Sore Throat, Diptheria. Couza, Sore Throat, Diptheria, Gourzh, Sore Throat. Diptheria, Cured by Psagsox’s Mepicatap Tar Drops, Try them And le wise in time! Washington, D. C., Dec. 9, 1862. Gro. Paxson, Esq.—-Dear Sir:—I purchased a package of your Medicated Tar Drops. my son baving asevere Cowgh and Sore Throat,(in fast, pronounced by many in the first stages of Diptacria,) when, to my astonishment, they cured him, as many neigh- | bors will also testify, rinca which I would not be Without them. Respectfully yours, L. Sixkcar Suita, No. 461 Batreet, Prepared and sold by Gro. Paarson, 5 N, Liber- ty street, Baltimore. Sold also at 491 Eighth st., Washington, and at the Drug Btores,at 15 cents per package. ja 2t-im ———— A Covuau, Corp, on aw Ingrtatap Turoar, if | “GB.” Georgetown Post Of. allowed to progress, resulta in serious Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable, Browy’s Broncuiat Trocuss reach dirertly the affected parts and give almost instant relief. In Broncwitis, AstaMA, and Ca- TARRH they are beneficial. The good effeets result- ing from the use of the Troches, an@ their extended use, has cansed them te be counterfeited. Be sure to guard against worthless imitations, Ovrain only the genuine Brown's Bronchial Troches which have proved their efficacy by a test of many years. Prniic Sreaxers and Sryegrs should use the Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over- tax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes, sbould have them. Scld everywhere at 25 cents per box. jan 17-30 —— BATOHRLOR’s Ham Drs, The best tm the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- duces a celor not to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- edios the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly tarns a splendid Biack or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Bold by ali Druggists, &e. 87 The Genuine is signed WiLLiam A, Bayous- LOR, on the four sides af tach box. Factory, No. 81 Bareiay st., New York, (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) ee Coxxs are the universal torment of ate To be relieved of these ter: ible evils callon Dr, White and submit to his manipulations. Hundreds of Our citizens testify with gratitude as to his succase- ful treatment of corns, bunions. nails. gre ving in the tesk, ete, Dr. White makes chiro, & EDe- ciality. You ara sure to get relief without expe- riencing pain. Office 424 Penn, avenue, (Lane & Tucker s buildivg,) between 4% and¢tn sts. No, charge for consultat: ja l3-tt ee Tue StatiowBay Petze PacxaGm manufactured y J.C. Meran, 436 Fenn. avenue, contains more avd better Stationery aud more attractive and use- ful Jewelry than any ever olfered, Sutera and the trade will take notice. =. ja 13 lw" Arrpation, Boldiers and others, Samaritan’s Gift is ie only hope. Cures any caso of private ¢ompleints in from twe te four days. Ifyou would be saved frem long suffering and Seeety dosth, don’t fail to avail yourselves of this reme: ia The Boot Herb Juices is the culy effoe nal remedy for serea and diseases which have been treated with mercury. Take of this purifying remedy and be permaner ty cured. Bee advertixe- ment in auotier column. jastf mn-ly —— Lapirs and gontlamen whose hair ir peomatarly ey, or who wish to change theeolor, will da firwall and Warner's Coleritc Superior ‘to any ar- ticlainuse. Applicd without wash or preparation, dovs not orisp the bair like a dye. but les res it soft _ Bee advertia f Punsten & Sco- , 362 Beetroot, near. W ja6-im a ee See Dy. Duroxt’s Sugar-conted Female Regulating P e the very best muse, They operate speedily dy, ond sugar-comed © nye Bord, Qorusr ith ngion, gad fisury javly avenue, ad P , Alexandria, aToRunKA GaN FR Ovrnep.—Dr. Rant’s enres Spermatorrhaa. Seminal Wea oy. ws af Porwer ctr. speedily and efietuc! vifscts are truly iagienl. of the , WIN continee the most ekeptical of ita Puce Si abos, bold by 8.0. Ford, cor treet and Pa. avenne, Wasaington Kerry Cook, Alezandris. Sorpar pith at nn Henry Cook, alreet and Ya, avenas, + Cook, Alexandria. ja6-17 acne { | streets, neatly furnished KOO! the 13th Instant, Jo0iPH F, TRONNEL to NAMEL!A PAXTON, by Jas Ashwart n, ef Georg town, D VO. iw ———+<+e- DIED. On the 4th of Jarnary, after a severe illness of seven weeks, MARY Jihus A BITE, be in the zist year of etfally ate resi- M aad & * loved wife cf Janes B, Jonve, jer ag’ are rei ne:al, from Teet, betwee: fu SSB Vworticth e! this evening, at 3 e'clock. O toe 5k inet, of scarlst fervor, IDA MAGR ~- DER, youngest daughter uf Jo RK acd Martius P_ Rawlings. aged 5 yeare a-d 4 nonths The frier'd: snd acquaintances of the family are eep-etfully reques'ed io aiteud her fare-al, on T -etay afternoon, the 7th mt, at $o'cl ok, frym the residenc-- of her parent No 236 West Twan. tisth street, between Mand N str.ets north, with- out further notice, a * On Bunday, 2th inst, after a long and psiofal i lneas, which she bore with Beene and resigoa- tion, Bisse MARIA BE. WILLETT. Hor friends aud acqusiotan-ew invited to at- tend her fun ral from the hapel, to mor row (Tuesday) evening, it* On Sunday evenin e 25th fast, CHARLIE W1i MER, sen of Ira and Mary H Urosson, azei 2yenesand 8 months he re'atives and friends of the family are res ctful'y inyited te attend his funeral to-morrow Prueeday) afternoon, at 2 o’elock, from the reai- dence of his parents,oM 7th street west, near P Bircet wouth Dearert Chariie thou hast left us, Thy bright spirit dwells above, God in kindnens t kes thes from as, Yet thy loss we greatly moarn, 0 God, support us ia thie t isl, ive us grace thy atroke to Gog hax given, God has tak jensad be the name of (;, This Monday morning, at 2o'clock, WILLIAM AMBROSE. jufant son of Fanul+ and the Inte Wr. A. Brown. aged two woeks and two days The funeral will take place to morrew morning, at l0 o'clock, from No 309 G street, batween Ist! acd lth. * On the #th January, CHARLES, beloved son of Richard and Jujia Ann Ricketts, aged 14 years, 2 months. The funeral will take place from the rosidence of his father, Ne. 461 I street, at 34 o'clock, Tues- day, January 77. Tho friends of the family are in- Vited to attend. * On Monday morning, Mre. ELIZABETH BOS- TON, aged of years. The relatives and friends ofthe family are in- vited fo attend her funeral on Tuesday eveninz, &t3o’e ock, from her late resi¢ence, on Marke: pear Csnal FOR SALE AND RENT A RARE CHANCE-FOR SALE-—A email “STORE and FIXTURES, en the cerner of sth and Hsta, Inquireonthe premiser, ja 25-iw* RAR on good terms, 4 3 o'clock. 1? RARE CHANCE.—Por rent BAKERY, with Bake Shop, Sutler’s Store and Stabies attached, situated near Penn. ave..in a farorahle location. For terms. apply to SIBLEY & OUY, 322 Pa, ave., between loth and lith. js 25 IGHT SMALL DWELLING HOUSES FOR 44 $A1.E.— Forty BUILPING LOTS, and a whole FQUARE, fronting the channel of the Potomac, for snle oF lease, _ JOHN G@. ADAMS. i corner Kighth and L sts. north, AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. {Correspondence of the Star.] Grorcrtows, D. O., Jan. 2, 1962. Wm. Laver and — Gray, night watchmen at the Washington Aqueduct Bridge across Rock Creek, on Iast Saturday evening shut thein- selves in and locked the door of apartment contsining the water force-pump under the abutment ((: town aide) of the bridge, and falling asleep, they were nearly suffocate: by the gas from the coal stove pipe, which had become disconnected. Mr. King, the superin- tendent, succeeded in getting them out in an ineensible state In the open air they soon commenced to revive, and are now doubtless doing well. Arrivale—Sckrs. Cadi, Lewi-, Baltimore, grain to Baker, and R.S. Taylor, Kelly, Pinal- adelphia, forage to Government. Clear-i— Steamer Elizabeth, Government stores, Aquia Creek. Leox. ADVER MTS GEORGETOWN AMES: c's J = WRUCELEBRATED FAMILY FLOUR! We having thesole agency for the above fustiy famed Family Wlour, are now prepared to snppiy the trade in any quantities they may desire. Perron will ie, above Flour at all stores in yashington wi aor gatow nh HARTLEY & BROTIER, 95 and 99 Water atreet, Georgetown, DO _ de Im | J BS Fo? 8418, 60 BARRELS TA 30 BARRELS RUSIN. to J. L. KIDWELL, Georgetown D.O. AUCTION SALES. By W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers. ‘OAL OIL AT AUCTION —On TUESDAY MORNING, Jan. 2, we will sel! withont re- serve, & tin ca ail ne ach, Coa! Oil, Terma casb. jaé W. L. WAUL & CO., Aucts, Ky J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Anctioneers. Goyeeanert. SALE OF CANAL BOAT —On A MONDAY, February 2, at 12 o'clock ¥.. wo shall sell the canal boat Issac Motter, belonging to the Washington Aqueduct, and now lyiag near Esby’s wharf, just west of the Observatory. Terms cash in Treasury notes, By order of WM. R. HUTTON, Chief Engineer. inMa J. 0. McGUIRKE & OV., Aurts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, A= SAL} OF SEASONED OAK AND Piss Woov —On FRIDAY, the 23d inst , at ii o'clock &. m., we shal! sell at the Woed Yarc on ate street cast, between I and K streets routh, about fifty Cords of seasoned Oak; also about ninety Cor seasoned Pine Wood, to be sold to the highest bid- der, as the owner declives keeping Wood Yard. To be sold in lots to sit purchasers, ‘Terms cash, inwod GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, BOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL AY, th inst. same hour and place, cai8 iL a Aucts Pred 4 WEDNES) jae NT— ntlemen, a private family* two large, ui cely furnished ROOMS, communi- cating, will be rented separately, if desired,in a central part ofthe city. Apply to 464 1th street, hetween Hand I. Reference required, jm 4-2t* OUSE FOR RENT, FURNISHED.—Will be repied to a reepousible tenant for 5 months or ‘er. House Qontains 10 reoms and kitehen and LOST AND FOUND. EWARD.—Lost, on Saturday evening, while I a P Treasury note will ret orn the ean ning from Oxo KET DIARY, containing about Papers hoever to Johnson’s Gallery ,cn Navy | Cases ‘s Gallery to Beventh st., | 215 in | ituated in First Ward, Apply to BF. M,STRING- | Yard, shall receive $100, or $5) for the recovary of | FIELD, at Ster Offee. jatt the bok and papers, . + SE TT ja 26. 3t J. ORVILLE JOHNSON. _ A CORNER STORE FOR RENT—Hias been oc- cupied for many years for a first class grocery ‘tore; will make a first-class leather market or sim- ilar business. Also, a STABLE for rent, suitable for four horses and wagon, Inquire at the Agency Office, 511 9th street, above Pena, avenue north. ja 4 lw Fo RENT—One large ROOM, on first foor, and PARLOR and CHAMBER on second floor, at 487 Twelfth etre-t, 3a 25-3t* $1 0 REWARD.—Stolen, 2th, about 6 miles out RY on the 7th street read, black MARE, about 15 hands high; 9 years old: shoes all rount except one hind foot; bad on when stolen light leather saddle. Kuglish tree and black bridle and O RENT—Furnished FRONT ROOM, sevond- story, with stove and gas, close by Willard’s, and next door to the best Roarding house in the city, Address “O. A. B.,” Star Oice, 3a z3-3t* [£0 BENT—A complete, tine Furnished HOUSE, central part of the city, within two blocks of Pa. ave., all modern conveniences, gas, bath room, water, heated by furmace. containing 4 fine roems, besides a brilliant fu ‘hed double PARLOR. For Lp apply Box 29°°W. N Y.,’ Star Office, ja [FOR BENT—Firet clase Purnished PARLORS, Bed-room attsched, fart vacated by a M.C Alo fine Furnished ROOMS, with or without Board; moat derirable location: fine neigborhood, at 43 D st., between 3d and 4th sts.,3 doors below City Tall. ja 23-1W Fo SALE—Two beautiful BUILDING LUTS north west corner Washington and Dumbarton streets, Georgetown, D. O., fronting 25 fest each on Washington st., 12) teet deep two biocks from the cars. Ja 1f-005t* AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND FO-RORROW. FHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. ‘Tench, jem Ancient hout res-rve, and will precisely. Catalogue of the cry atta J.C _McGUIRE & ©O.. ancts. By GREEN & WILLI@MS. Au EW PRAME BUILDING AT AUCTION Oe f 4 4 ATav N MONPAY. th. Sores. shall sell on south at str et enet, on Bi — : er chasers te Gav of esis Builders will do we ssic. as the lumber has been 1 Terms cash. hae _GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anote By 5. C. McGUIRE & 00°. Anctionss=.. "Yo SUTLERS AND THE TRAD. LARGE SALE OF LIQUORS IN BOTT: ES, IN CASHES OF ONE DOZEN Ars, OLIVES, CAPERS, PEPPER SAU0R SMOKING AND CHEWING T 000, SkG aks, CLAY AND FANCY PIPSS, SHON BRUSHES GLOVES, STEBL PENS, &e. &c., 4 embracing about 8 cance a Whiski dives, sie Manree & Co. @laxguw Ken! 7 ing Tobaceo. sgh mol win & Bro. Ibs. paper Smoking co, 17 boxes Smok'! Pipes. assorted ia dosen. ‘Shoo Bruskee, — Lot of Empty Bottles. Pancy Flasks, &e., ke. &e., all of which will be sold without reserve, on the First Floor of the Auction Rooms, THU RS- DAY MORNING, January 234, commencing at B o'clot jan-4@ [Rep.] J.0.McGUIRE & OO. Ancts, 87 THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPON account of the weather uatil TUMSDAT. see Zh, eame hour and pinco, will be added abou WO doren carned French PREITS Bottled EE eR Rees RELIES 19 dozen CHAMPAGNE, jaz J.@. MoGUIRE & CO. Aucts. W. L. WALL & 00.. Auctioneers. Soutawest corner Pa. avenue and 9th street. SALE OF GROCERIES, Sites Gtoane it Rano Ieee BEB Ce 810 o'clock, ve will MORNING next, 27th instant sellatthe Auction me, 8 laree Groceri id Liquors, &c \ embracing— Barrels Refined W hite and Yellow Bugars, 2. ‘perm apd ‘Mould Candies, ite, aur = Content Milk, Anebovies, Onteup, and Boxer Navy Tobacco ap: Champagne ane Ge! Cases Brandy, Bourbon Whi Barrels Pike s XXX Magnolia. Muller's Rye. Uld Bourbon, and other Whiskeys, and \ bre 7 jarrele'ard Regs Herring and Mackerel, Aquautity of small stores, consisting of Qluves, Shirts, Hone, Paper, &c. Terms cash, W.L. WALL & CO., Aucta. jams FUTURE BAYS By 3. C. McGUIRE & CO0., Auctioncers, EREMPTORY SALE OF A VALUABLE Derot —Oa P martingale. The thief was traced to Washington Connra Lor saan rae Bi dressed in cavalry uniforin, The above reward RIDAY AUTERNOUR January 3ub, o: Bill be paid for the delivery of the mare at JAS, | We vill seli.to : BHREVE’S stable, 7th street, beg - : ja 28 2t™ WwW. M. CAUBY | on New Jerse: fente.at the cor S:rest, BE odie a ———— | and rupnip; = 100 feet. It will be divided ixte & REWARD —Encaped from its cage on the ist | two lots of t front each. cre) inst... RED BIRD; hasa bisck ring around | . Terms: One-half casb; the balance in 6 months, its neck. The above reward will be paid for itsre- | for noter satisfactorily stored, bears interest, turn to No. 275 Pa. av., between loth and Lith ats, | secured bra deed of fret epee e *. ja %4-3t* Mrs, A. SPEIR. | | _ ja 4.0. McGUL OST—On the 221, biack and tar TERRIER; 4 had on brass collar and answers te the nae of Dixie. The cellar had thirteen stara on the back. Any one returning the dog at No. 303 G street between 13th and ith, will receive @ liberal re- ward. jm 24-20" I OsT—On the 2ist instant, a dark brown MARK, 4 about 10 years old and about 15 h i a one returning the above mare to 6. will seceive a liberal reward. G. B. D. HART. js 23-3’ J pa ped UP ESTRAY—On the 13th instan' red and white dry COW, with crop horas, the owner can have by paying dameses and taking her away. MROD FARR, Farm near Benpin, ridge, Washington county, Ja 2-law3w* TO KRENT—For rent, at east side, betweon Gand H ‘and v comfortable BED MS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR- Bs ae eaeupe oe agen Pir ere desirable in the sity. is ation ose Ocoupy- ing them, No children in the house. ina fe GOGD FARM FOR SALB.—120 Acros in cul- tivation, 843) acres iu timber; with new Frame House, with 4 reome. 7 young Peach Trees and an Apple Orchard. It is situated on 7th street turnpike, about 73: miles from Washington, D.C. 70 acres ofthe above ins Pes and fertile meaiow jand, and the remainder No. 1 up-land, fronti twocounty roads, Terma easy. For partical enquire of J. P. BARTHOLOW, or JUH. BAKER. 558 Seventh st. ja 13-20 WANTS. 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, by a rospectadle girl. as child purse or chambermaid. Addrass ce. 1* ose ese BROOMS 450 12th street, V COKE! c= PRICE REDUCED! ONLY SCENTS PER BUSHEL! much the cheapest mel to be had in the he Coke is of a superior quality. Now ee time to purchase. Inquire at the Office of t! as Light Co., 514 Eleventh at. PAPERHANG Gold and Vel Gold Stamped, and mediam With a varied stock of Giazed the lowes cash prices, WIN SOW SHADES! New Designs, Goid Band and Imitation Gold Band Window & +s. Buff, Greon and Blue Holiaed, or any required style or size of Shade made to erder. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES! (warranted to be gilded with Gold Leaf.) The handscmest and largest assortment in the District, from the best manufactory in the country. with a Beautiful variety of amail sized Oval and Card Visite Frames. of foreign and demestic man- ufactures. Also, Photograph Cards, embracing copies of celebrated Pictures, Paintings and @tatu- city, 3a3!-imeo INGS: 486 vet, riced Gold Papers, and Blaok ~<a Papers at ) ANTKD—A CHAMBERMAID. LAUNDRSs | ry, Albums, &o. Q W ‘nd Bundle WASHER Apply at the kbers | PICTURE CORD AND TASSRLS! Flour. itt | Diferent sizes and colors, Picture Rings, Byes, ERE . a ir indow Wy Anrep SALESMAN-one who can come | Shades puncbanilg expen by exper: paced work- well ee ipope other need apply. menin city orcountry. Terms ca® SBURGH § 375 Seventh street, ANTED—To rent a HOUSE, near Penn. ave. in 26-2t* WwW J. MARERITRR. &2 Please remember the number, 456 7th at and the terms cash for goods and ia) ferred. Would not object to bu: ti of thefuraiture, ‘Address "Oticer: BturOliee | PRACT. aoe ep auesing, BIC ri % _ ia %-3t Elegant xen cpm _= of every de- TPYHE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG MAN WHO | Scription. We are now prepar ee menee, Deriies agood band,and just honorably dis- freifities to supply the chanel semen Et charged from the army. is desirous of mesti Prints, Photographs. Storesneple Vie owe, ond Pith come ebt eraployment. Please address “J. | [oct any areiclespirund or otherwise, ste. «i B.," office ofthe Eveving Star. od Address BECKENEB & O0., Post Office Bex 5027 WASTED pharkenpge & TA BOY who un. | New York jau7-Im* lerstands ing. no, & ‘ining | ~~ rovm SERVANT anc C AMBBRITAT . Apply at ASHINGTON WATER-CURE AND ELEO- the Herndon House, corner of sth and P strects. W AO NTOTENTO INBTITOTE br. . ML & res S Mesr W. ANTED—To rent or buy a HOUSE containing ~ from € te +2 rooms, between 5th and 15th sta. west and Pennsylvania avenue and I street north. Inquire at =0. 641 L street, between 4th and Sth. Ap’ as Betts tor ina 7 ANTED TO RENT—B, ible party, g female, Live : W Slot a ta rece" of fa Zp | Meena Drop pane vas tnd Neceas or Georgetown; n . iptheria, Scarl If he cannot secure & howsa just now, will receive —— gow faced poe — errand applications to rent, the die or lastof Pebru- | nisis in abundance, from the leading mon of the ary. Address “T. J. C.,” Box 28 Star Office. country, can be seen, and the bestof city references ia %-eolw® gives. * ja 0-im —————______________.mou.m_._§|, ANTED—A three-story HOUSE, with bath- i. NEVER TOO LATE TO LBARN. tare, eset AE: pee Ceemiened, wit bay tural: | Boy pal PEaton ALEe ER DEE MOCO WSRT, ANTED—A PERSON spo is a good cook,to wash and iron at 454 Eighth street, near D at. . PLE aie ee V ANTED-— Every person to know that they can aet the best AL OIL at the New York Grocery comer Tand 11th, for 60 conts per gallon, ja H- yy ANTED—An experienced NUR#H, eolored,) Ww to take charge Bfan invalid lady ‘daa young child. ce eee 446 Eighth st., between Loni«iana averu D sts. ja 24-30" LADY, WITH TWO CUILDKE nine five years, desires a BOARD, with a respectable family, ia city or Georgetown. Address, with terma, whieh anne be mmotorate, “E.B.,” Markham’s Hotel, 5 W ANTED—A small. genteel FURNISHED HOUSE, in the vicinity of Pern arenue, by 3 family from New York. Must be ina etabl Beighborhood. Add "P22 Pa. llth sts., etating terms Ja 3t® \ ddress ‘‘ Pennington.’ &venue, between 10th and anc lecation, OUD, BOOKS, WANTED—O4d Volumes, Sehoct Crafts, Indians Firet Volume, Pacife Rail Koad; any kind of Old Books, Old Let! ters, Papers, Burr's Trial; Wilbioson's Weltingse” Hishest os paid, ? ALFRED HUNTERS eaey tote Book Stora, ; ts over Bank of Washington, J ANTED—10.000 lbs. 0," lbs. Papor; W 10,900 Ibs. Books; 10,4 ite Old Led tet! ters end Newspapers, e send ths Wagon an your rer. Two volumes Ti of the district (including Alexandris an: etown,) for Tage, rope, bagging caavas, Faper, ots., 6to, . + PARRA Rag and Paper Warehous- 1s Be" 375 Dat.. near 7th. 100K WANTED—A thoroughig competentoook, vue Whe cap bring goed referonces, Apply at teatems Soommnaniny eu Uae _ I ae tate ef Jgnn Jobason, late of Washington, D, v 7 ANTED—The public to knew we have a | @., Gace . Alb persons having claims fow xmall Tabs of very chotos Dairy Batter, | tbe eaid deceased er warned to ex! tthe Suitahie for fomilies. Also Wrapping Paper, Sta’ | sme, with the vonchers thereof, to the enbscriber, hiouery, Tobacco ard Cigars ac. on or before the 54 day of January next; they may . SUNES & ae an piel ge by law be excluded from all benefit of the | 6 1" 2 7 ath id eatate. —0e Sim se aloes ag pe) mp ey this $4 day of January. 18%, V ANTED —We “S, buytng Jat-lawse* BUTH JOUNSON, Kreen’ ‘x. FURNITURE which weare p27 Ules dect cing honsekee pin, re will God tt ash prices 3 et beving « surplus irudyeatage to give ONTZ & GRIFFITH, 69 Seventh st.. between I and x Ww ANTED—Kvery person to Know that I am in the suerket, ready to pay Gash for all articies tu the hougefaraishiog lina. Those leaving the aity « ving asurplus, will d> well to call. BUCULY, 423 Serenth atroat, between G end yeast wide.) Dealer in Sew and Second-hand Karat! ture, Bo 1g-tf y : LT bes oh uA Ia a a Ne aaa canara viTigea lecROPRETETSS|RSEE*SD (6 OL|BELEPEDSEPERYUED, GU SERRSPHPITESHIS x SREETEL POE, GUFE GQESIE, ES] FLOSIEE! Piamist. Vooaris? sup Oomrosna, NEW AND SIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR 14NO FOR AND SINGING. Prof. Waa calico his ging ned Piane & hew course ano and Sing- in, Sieh wilt be th leat, as Professor's w ¥ La = Hf May Ati ments in New York the Ist of those who reall 'y desire ° benefited by new time to lose. the voice powerful and enables ize with paailite , peoamney and fine tty Pref. Wolowsk: ven visitors ily from 0 to lia m. and from 3to 4p. at 451 Tenth street, between K and F. SAUSAGE AND MEAT OUTTEBS, S' MINCE MEAT CUTTERS, SAUSAGE STUFFERS, Fire S KNIVES, BOT ERS ETES % Ws, * LARD PRESSES. -, &r.. For sale, wholesale or sai iioweet ye 5 4D-Im__65% Seventh st. bet. Pa. ay. and Ganal. PIANOB—PIANOS. NEW Seven Octave, large size, ROSEWOOD dri eet cor ol ed mow! mr eandle stands, over sirun, harp ped-' dal, Frenck grand actiongte. fine tone and to el Arey pat iT . — 7 Omicers and Soldiers Supply Store. de 23 im H1s IS TO GIVE NOTICE, the sub T acriber has obtained from he * Court of Washing‘on County, in the District of Colum- #15 TO GIVENOTICK. That ths eubseriber th ebtuined from the Orphan's Oourt of ston County, inthe District of Colombia. lertamentary on the persona! estate of cane Mayheld, late of Washington connty, de- peyrons having claims against the ‘said by warned te exhibit th eB Ts thereof’, to th, before the tenth day of J otherwias by law bees the raid eetate Givew under my hand this teoth tay of January RG8, (Ja 12 laws") 3B. B. MAYFIELD ‘BI bi By J.C. McGUIRE & O0.. Auctionsers [DESIFABLE BRICK DWELLING HOUSR AN Lo? at Powwr 2.—On FRIDAY A BOON. J Seth. Ls ses, We anal! nell part thot FTBR- 817. i Massachusetts prs 4th apd sth coreets wert, raping through to H st eet, together with the improvements, well-built Brick ‘3. Dwelling Moube‘ocsleining mie comfortable and woll arranged "a éeurebie situation for « private premines. 3.0. MOGUIRE & CO., Aucts,_ Mary! oF \d twenty five wo bu and tw BAY, the 2th January, 1863, we shall lard, f.onting immediately on th: rookville turnpike ; Containing sbeut acres —On whpwas: sell. at one oceck, p.m 08 the ines. the fine Farm om which Mr John Hardy resides, containing hundred and twenty-five acres, more or less. willadmit ef sion in two or three handsom well watered Farms. It hason it a fine » peach orchard just come into bearing, about one handres and fifty acres cleared land high state of cultivation, with fine about 75 acres of timbered land. ments consist of a good two-story Bi and other out houses;a sp: the ne. Terms made known of sale. cise of. For farther parti J. ¥. Keiley, Real Estate Agent, Ne- “t . ja s-dadn GREEN & WILLIAMS: anete, By J.C. McGUIRE & UO., Auctioneers "TRUSTER 'S SALE OR DESIRABLE BUILDING Lor ix Painrine Orion Yee virtue of a deed of trust from Patrick Wilson, May 7th, 1857, and duly recorded iber J, A.B, No. 139.folios 217, et land Washin, TEEROOK, tof , . J. FT ‘Trustee. Z. 0 McG TIRE & 00... Aucts. InP! TING FICE Bone mace of a tou David Sy L 4 re one of land ity, D. ct shall sell, on t jn 6-eok de about he foil ‘ Frait ie 4 ag nasal ini le te Seer 4 ts : All = call op \. at Boof Hides oe sad ot the time ef **Terma cash, in Freswery noten, to atthe moment of sale Et. Oot. ened. nes Mamma cake reson os from the Clerk's Obes of the Oiteait Gort of ti Koad oe diverted expose to ale Taos Seat UanmAT. Oe rty, to-wit -—All thet part of door of enié of reversed 40 feeté i thence 3 feet 6 raches oe, Toperty of Frenc! a Fadieisle 12. 1365. in favor of Pranklla & Rethrock Forrest way, NEW CROP MALAGA GRAPE: A FRESH Lot of the above just reo 3 well known Bouse of A.M. BLNI CO., 237 Pope. a7 caus, Berrie at. ed eh the NGEM &