Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1856, Page 3

» Crumat Count.—After our 3 ~at Srstex —The recent develop- | proprietor, who feels much grieved that those N Bn iz by the Grand Jary of this De digcontented gentlemen did not make known = trict, through its late presentment to Congress, | their greivances previous , LIGENCE, | 225'Srenabalary tthe oly wilt, weep B INTELLI and constabulary © is city will, we appre- ~ ——— | hend, induce a general overhauling of what PERSONAL. closed | is called the “‘feesystem'’ Thepresentment| ..,, Isaac Adams, Esq., of Boston, and on trial, | states that the labors of the grand jury have Moj. Chase, U.S, A., are at Willards’. NG STAR. meee to their sapssrerts yesterday John W (Demaine was af States on the charge of being cone in'the rob- | been greatly increased, aud the United «02 Howl, Addison White, a member of the Dedinge nn Jemeley tore, im the Siar crapisteates of Weauinguon resting. to. the | 0st House from Kentucky, s in Washington. Messrs. Stone, Wharton, and Swann sp-| court some cases of a frivolous Bo pamicnd] ete oe Call, = 7s is res) and peared Lar are stified to the robbery and peri bass oo caceenay mlenecel from the Tallahassee Floridian. reapeg agri January last | witnesses to establish those facts to which} |... Hon Samuel S Bigler, of Pa.. Hon. W-. firing of his jewelry store in ary hich He lost clocks, watches, tools, &c. they | testify. The grand Fit Lod ted B. Walker and family, of La., Hon. Joel Officer A. R. Allen testified to foding the | has Closed its sittings, has investiga White, of Ct., and Hon. John Wilson and watobmaker’s tools, identified by Mr. Hoffa, | the number of two hundred and ninety- family, of Va., are at Willards’ hotel. in the bedroom of the prisoner; they were | one cases, and examined ey than Mosk! found, with other tools, in a box near the | hundred witnesses, bat ma atin of the cases, | Vited to go to a party on the day she died, she prisoner’s bed. in only one aa sepuieaias and con. | £¢0t for answer that ‘Madame Gethe could ” Officer Boss testified to arresting Demaine,| The = their accounts against | D0 come, as she was engaged in dying ”’ and to the conversation that passed between | stables have ewollen the’ ihe fags The «+++ Miss Davenport, the actress, is just now Demaine and Bailey at the magietrate’s ofice; | the United States to enormous amounts.’ The sijcaiaiag te Ree ates eee ae Demaine charged Bailey with being present, Covaperesin: | ape aie a by magishtates | how another in the Avis Toe tie 1. with — a — ran pany ee re this District, af to Decem- | She is about to re-appear at the Boston thea- s , . penceeloe in the robbery of Hoffa’sstore, and | ber 31, _ 7 be a Pgedrigrgen ae Mr. George Peabody explained bow the fire occurred there; he said | 17, ee ‘0 — a rad Ror 38; that | about to visit his native len re the fire was an accident, occasioned by the year} iI y 1, 1854 y December 31, 1855, (a | passage in the Collins’ ateames, to leave Liv- dropping of a piece of burning paper in a pari of eighteen months only,) was $28,325 | erpool for New York, on the 3 of September. oo Lovejoy, Dr Lovejoy, Mr Durham, Fetes but $7,857 25 less than the amount | Mr. P. has been residing abroad now, some 20 and Dr Hoffer, testified to the previous g tne = —— aenied an. ‘halt 3 once ..+. B. F. Dalton, (one of the heroes of the a ico oberg ae time on this case 30th inst. sball ual the smeunty sid for the | Sumner fatal flirtation case,) was released end ca tal return the foreman announeed | half year eeding Decanter 31, 1855, then the Hg aan pee Tae ane becir is a0. “With extreme regret we find the prisoner | expenses of the two years will exceed the ex- Ae ey is, a ae rg A oe o! Bs 4 uilty as indicted.’ peuses of the s1z years preceding by the sum | whic rae arti a part o: sentence, 8 Demaine was then arraigned for the robbery | of $4,821 85; that the number and disposition | was rem y the Governor. of John E. Latbam’s dry-goods store, in the | of the cases before the magistrates for the Maj Ben P. Poore, says he will wheel First Ward, in March last, and a jury sworn. | balf year ending December 31, 1855, was 6,- | barrel of apples from Newburyport to Bos- Mr. Martin, counsel for Croggin, moved for | 798, (at the rate of 13,596 per year, or nearly | ton if Fremont gets more votes in Massachu- a new trial for his client ; as did Mr. Stone on forty per day ;) ‘‘ that 3,821 were discharged | setts than Fillmore, providing the one who ac- behalf of Demaine. Prior to the motions be- | on bunds to keep the pee, and 1,959 were | cepts the wager will do the same, if az Maj. ing argued, the Court adjourned. dismissed. So that 5,785 cases out of 6,798 | P ‘claims will be the result, Fillmore exceeds e of Demaine, charged with being | demand no p ie ; ++++It is not commonly known that the re- pated in ‘ke robbery of John E. Latham’s on bee eye sarcrsegse lent pete mains of that iaanortal astiee Rephael—the a in March last, was commenced. to jail, 31 11613 f Levis reality + ne prince of painters, whether of ancient or mod- Jobn E. Latham wes called to the stand, ye Taiesaals =e aff tai te yh 013 | &™ times—lie entombed within the walls of 'd testified to the robbery of his store, and | but 695 different person: te ny were | the Roman Parthenon. Raphael, while living, eo the amount and value of goods stolen His ee = lip nig bode act cas.” | often reveled in the beauties of its architec. Joss he estimated at from four to five hundred par e Rerript apes jeer in b hy Tf of ture, and requested that his bones might be dollers. tags, 1s She peosen tere eres Ce of | there deposited. Upon his death, his body, ‘A quantity of goods—swiss muslins, de- | his eae ot on he rade ne of | together with bis last and noblest work, the laines, ribbons, flanvels, linens, silk handker- | the process £ fe ‘i — ne harks ches vitees Transfiguration, were exposed for three days chiefs, ealicoes, sewing silks, spool cotton, | °@Se8 are sent by witaenae ts nd q | in the Parthenon, and were visited by crowds cologne, &e., &c., were spread befcre the wit- | jury, and so many Ct pene! saoedtie . or Hia remains were afterwards deposited in a ness upon the table, and which the witness | such re graye of time and money incurred, | viche formed in the walls. and the spot is now identified as his property, and a0 # portion of pinata os ah nies es laint of | @#Fked by a slab suitably inscribed. the goods stolen from his store on the 25th of Cuan Wimean ues sone wie 7 A pe a proms reformer of vide last. 2 i e Greele; in & five column noti < "ice Handy tied, Sading portinn | ent hve smtons fr ctemig to oan | a, Srey ia fre eoluun note il of these goods under the house occupied by Mn Large teea at $1 75 ia eack oe re conformation,” says: Ray and Broggin another portion was found $4375 in all. He cha ed for swearing 275| ‘(Mr Greely is often as dissatisfied with the at the house of Charles Steele. och pslepigio tights, -e there | positions his organization forces him into, as Charles Steele was called to the stand, and | witnesses, ole witnéases fn olf, Being the Ave | Dis opponents are; but having once taken testified to getting a lot of goods from Harvey | Were a = 2, one constable hd d three | them, his conceit makes him defend them. He Belt; these goods Handy Oe from the witness; | PT citceaes (Suess correnic, sredivided | loves and bates his works at the same time Belt brought the goods to witness in a basket | other we Caniabl All raua We iaee near | loves them because they are his own; and in the night time; witness laid them on the | between re sald saat A ae hosing hates them because they are no better—be- shop floor, where they staid for two days; | a¢ the eae gt bags th eats boos ty | cause he has no unitary purpose to accom when witness heard what the gcods were he pa eg ha: rie ae as assed ei plish by them, and because he is obliged boxed them up; after witness was arrested he | 5¢F¥®- t ref vps HL Bit sikkelwiccsaeae ian to defend them, which he cannot hel doing, told Handy where the goods were. and ¥ ef “a ~ heived ae a Sit ess in the | ®# long as he continues to place so hi s an es- Harvey Belt testified that he got the goods | *nd Wo! ed by Ale a Alle re b timate on his intellect—so little on the power from Demaine; Demaire asked him to Law 4 a} case er by = mB, an + W. i oe of God, This self-esteem or conceit iu Mr. trunk for a few days; when witness heard that pate hfagianr ine the ateo ce sd 2 aT ae Greeley is, by many persons, mistaken for Demaine was arrested he got frightened and | °F ws a agate Galea « eagaelpairs tos firmness, in which he is quite deficient. Mr. broke the trunk open and gave the is to) > aby eae bebo “aka a ae ek abl teh Greely is a Dodger. Dodgers are artful—not Steele; witness told Captain Davis how be got boven ps aaa tae Px Pika rr ve firm. If Mr. Greely had firmness he would the goods and where they were; witness broke | Vou! pis oes a: "That ina as Pept 8 a not be running from one extreme to another, up the trunk and threw it away; he carried | Were deve sie 5 hs a by Mach fs sabe) ebanging his plans so often. the goods in a market-basket to Steele; wit- biaarpey ug been yer o Morcell, | . “A man deficient in religion and conscien- ness intended to burn the things up, but Steele | specified y the aan & roap ed ke’ | tiousness can have no fixed purpose. ‘Do said it was a pity to burn them, and that he = coasts Sy - kgpridies d “376 53: right, and leave the result to God,’ is not Mr ee eee eee eee aero | saa aeronaial Garter SITE Gre Chics ce i] Srabicy Wcely Ut hie Melhanotecd ta Te, Cee eer san thatted Coe hen Tata cia | Woullllle, cooks @agraat cence coud be cds | Ti (tsw, Abolition) fret; Ged tend tho riget 11th; witness stated that no one had held out Lr ined fn ike veils coated th igi nd | Dext.’ When Mr Greeley does seek the truth, Le ents ee re | Sats eapeetesiin, ontainn Tae este | bo Woks Tox thin the wrens way—through his John E. Latham re-called to answer a ques- | J8TY. tod gp : — = = & properly sid intellect, instead of to God directly.”” tion in relation to his private mark upon | S4uized magistrate’s or police court wou greatly facilitate justice, and result in a large — i-humored sparring ensued be- | #2ving of cost to the United States tween the District Attorney and Mr. Stone, counsel for defence, each accusing the other of London, is having taken POLITICAL ITEMS. The York (Pa ) Advocate, heretofore Whig, Seite io ai Sawtora she monting has hoisted the Fremont and Dayton flag, ; > j- | Sentenced Wm. je utcher, to the county se . . * in the case the United States vs. i. Bell’s c : " “ be “4 ——— und touined’thes titeven offence consisted in striking Dr. Henry Haw| The Courier of the Toche, ae print, — ‘oO 7 ‘= eat revious to William’s | With his fist. The parties are neighbors, and published at St. csighacntee (La.) has run oe oe ak sala be Nad not Go trunk for the | the trouble between them grew out of alleged | UP the Fillmore and Donelson banner. pobapr his dena ae going to the coun- | @busive language to Bell's wife. The bala While (iad Sus ee a canipelry 4 - i -_— aper just started in Portland, by Charles D. “% Bragetmase heey derer hayes frpapaceripr dase Tae Marixs Basp —Mr. Mallory presented Rastes , of me aaniap to 1850. k & petition in the Sonate yesterday, from citi-| Mr JK. Scruggs has become the proprietor Dr ejoy testified also to the char- | tens of Wushing:on, urging some ad.titional | and editor of the Piedinont Whig, and that ter of ices some seven or eight years | Compensation to the members of the Marine paper will continue to support Mr. Fillmore. —— = Band for their services in ministering to the Why is Fill tock looki ? Bas ificatic citizens their musica! 7 = : cause gratification of the citizens by their musical iti dato a ke . that eae a erformances at the Capitol and President’s ccc Abuses = Moneehis Asoiat look to no ouse . . m A Ixc The Prairie du Chien Courier Wisconsin, Pei always considered him a boy of gocd last night <n ouenne was made to are sie Ee cal paper, hoists tho namo of Buchanan _ Durh d Amon Duvall testified also | blacksmithshop of Mr. Wilson, corner of Ma- | al reckinridge. ioe revious god character of the prisoner. | lend avenue and Seventh street, Island, _ Among the guests at Long Branch, N. Y., Mr. Swann addressed the jury for defence, | ®0d the stable of Mr. Indermour, in the neigh- | is Judge Dayton, tho Republican candidate and was succeeded by Mr. Wharton on the | borhood. Fortunately the fire was discovered for the Vice Presidency. = y and extinguished belors it had done serious A sympathetic correspondence has taken ‘ jamage 4 5 . Swen oo tar tan ons quia Sees Flor song! cn ayel = ys gh dene] pt tiey oot airy ly nll ll x wu the jury were out the Court sen-| deal of unnecessary trouble and loss of time} The Constitution is the name of anew Dem- ago. ws Hoffar testified to getting acquainted with Demsine in 1850; Demaine has done er- rands for him, and has associated with his . to ourcitizens and the officers. Allcomplaints | Ccratic paper whioh has just been started at saver splhelp riper dhs Ermer fa, ream ean be entered on those beoks, and cin be UE Drath tina It goes for Buchanan and It is understood that the motion for a new | promptly shown to the proper officers, Breckinridge. trial in the case of Croggin has been with- drawn Up to the time of had not returned int It turns out, afterall, that Greeley and Ben- Excursion.—The Metropolitan Hook and | nett don’t go fur Jessie Fremont. They go for ing to press the jury | Ladder company have made arrangements for | Mary Posa, whore metal is of an entirely as case of Demaine &n excursion to Richmond, Va., about the 19th | different character. The District Attorney called 7 the indict- | Of October. The Vincennes (Ia.) Gazette, the Munch ment agriust Demaine charging him with be-| Nigar Derut.—The Scott Guards marched Chunk (Pa.) Gazette, the Plymouth (La:) ing concerned in the robbery of Hinton’s through our principal streets last night. They Banner, and the Daily (Pa.) Times, have all store. were employed in their usual practice in uni- | hauled down the Fillmore and run up the Fre- Teaver Prox Wassineron ro raz West — | form. : mout flag. We are requested to say, ia reply to inquiries | | ONLY 124 cents for @ correot likeness of An exchange says Mr. Buchanan is by trade iv reference to the routes of travel from the| Buchanan, Fillmore and Fremont. Sold by a printer, and the first one of the craft who Metropolis to the great West, that the route | the agent, A. Adsmson, Seventh street, oppo- has been nominated for the highest office in presenting the most immediate and palpable | site to the Post Office. Adhesive envelopes, the gift of the people, although many of them advantages is that — begins at the foot of | 20 cents a hundred. have become famous in other ways. the Capitol itself, and extends its iron arm — i direct 34 the Ohio river, without break or| Fitiwore axp Dosexsox Great Son: Book, Po raganire 7 ee ee joint. This is the Baltimore and Ohio rail. | Only 10 cents, for sale at A. Adameon’s, Sev- Whig paper. says that there are ai loast five Toad, whose agent here furnishes the traveller | ¢nth street, opposite to the Post Office. | # - hundred Old Line Whigs in Logan county with his ugh ticket to almost every cit i c med conecoe ak tee Alogueies, and whe) Waron Ruwoshs —James Logan, vagrant, | Who will vote for Mr. Buchanan. checks his beggago (no small advantage) as| Workhouse sixty days; Graham Sherretts, The Sumter (S. 8.) Watchman says :—“ Let far as Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and St Louis. | drunk, fine and costs. There were several | Preston S Brooks be our next Governor with- The histerical aud natural scenery that enyi- | lodgers last night. out a dissenting voice—not asa roward, but as @ testimonial of our high appreciation of pat- rons this great railway adds so materially to » tes hig a its other attractions that the westward-bound riotism, firmness, diguity and statesmausnip [commumicaTEeD. traveler who has not yet beheld its inverest- Pixey Porrt.—A few or of pleasure and Henry Ward Beecher’s paper is very mum ing features has yet much in store for him. enjoyment at thie delightful place has induced in regard to the r The Ohio river between Cincinnati and Lou- eport that the mulatto girl, who was puieh sel ce fine Sunday merning in Plymouth churca, sold her purchasers while they were buying her! The story is, she ran away after getting all she could out of her dupes. We notice that five men have been tried and convicted of disturbing a political meet- ing, and fined in sums varying from $10 to $5. The Cincinnati Times says: ‘ The pun ishment meted out is just ‘All men havea tight to assemble for political discussions, and an interference with & quiet pojitical gather- ing can be justified under no circamstances.”” the writer, through your widely-circulated paper, to make known that the charges and ble to the passenger steamers Should this complaints which have done s0 serious an in- not be the case, however, the railroad con-| jury, are without a shadow of foundation I[ nections of this route are now so extended and | went there with every prejudice. The va £0 ramified that there is scarcely avy place of | rious kinds of Ssh, oysters, crabs, and las’, importarce in the great West that it docs not | though not least, (with many,) the contents of reach by the most direct and the most speedy | the bar were to be dreaded. After taking a transit. delightful i the eae paca Tae Fovrta Warp Riot.—The parties who | ™anded by the steamboat veteran Kava- were charged with being concerned in the] 2#Ugh, in company with some of arte riot of Funday last had a hearing yesterda; charming ladies, we landed at the. Pvint = s before Justices Thompson and Wal- about six o'clock. tot eat esd i ters. There were fifteen on trial, who were | fell upon .. neater fe Te et meted The Boston Courier has the following cut at Arrested Ly Officers Watson and Yea\ ater <leseeaing. © jaeW. 7 fi P the New England clergy: ‘‘One of our friends They were held to security—the ma rivotierran aon wipro dhs edd bee pated was coming from New York in the cars the $200, aud the females in $100 each The | Anticipating one of the bug charges, I made itville, and below, is said to be again naviga- : : i her night, and was amused at an interview folto i : a careful examination. Everything was in| % , Jno. 0'l pet, Dotone Caney pecans, perfect order, and those varmunts were no- seipety two pecan ene sommes ace a have O'Dwyer, Brid O’Dwyer, James Flanusgas where to be found; the bell soon summoned us | et for some time before. ell,’ said one, after the first salutations, ‘what are you up to now?’ ‘Oh, I don't know,’ replied the other, ‘I think I shall take to religion.’ ‘Re- ligion! eried bis friend, ‘ what do you mean ?? ‘Why,’ said the other, ‘I think it’s going to be a good business; the ministers are all leav- ing it, and I tell you what, I believe there’s to be an opening there!’ ’’ John Sexton, Mat. Sexton, Michael to supper, and being prepared fora good stor- Thos McMahan, Daniel Shean, mae age, I bastened, fearing the principle of ‘first Mrs Burns, and Mrs Mack. come first served;”” but, like the bag story, imagine my surpzise when I passed along a sumptuous table as I was directed to my seat, We had abundance of sheepshead, taylors, croakers, soft and hard crabs, hens fact, every delicacy of the season. 1 was then con- vinced great injustice had been done the pro- pastor of this ano faa seinen for ashingtonians. Those little humming birds fecoretiens) were said to be devouring all | town, by Rev. ur human kind. What will those kind friends say when | inform the public during five days visit I saw but one mosquito. mm But to return to supper—afler enjoying a rices being | most Selighstal repast, in company with &| m e arrest of | number o! Sgape Txees.—Persons who are fond of using their pocket knives on trees, tree boxes, doors. 4c , should be careful to have the Cor- poration fine and costs with them in every in- Stance in which they are engaged in this amusement. One gentleman, Mr itagerald, was fined $10 and costs this morning for in. juring a tree. The case was tried before Jus- tice Hollingshead. Tux Centre Marker was well supplied in all its branches this morning; the ame as quoted lust week. T. several of those juvenile thieves, MAKKIED, On the 6th instant, at Christ Church, Norwood, Cc. St. Paul’s. Minneso a, hep eldest daughter Geo N. TaoM of of the late Col. Thomas a8 Vontw fulphar Bpet the 3d instant, af low £ulphur 8, oat ay county, Virginia, maRY e BEN? ladies and gentlemen, we repaired | NETT, wife of Alex’r Hennett = » Of this city. f and the re- | to the parlor where we were most delightfully | On the 6th instaut, ALICE A ughter pena pogrogaer! of rome for disturbing the entertiingd with vocal and instrumental mu- | of Ea@mund E and Margaret A. French, aged 4 markets, has reliev ed the dealers, and they | sic by Miss(}. Miss © Miss T. and Miss B. | Months. than formerly in 7 1. tant, in the 60th year of his securing | from thiscity. Italian music seemed to reign, Bay bys pe ee "painful illness ly PHILLAE but omar interspersed with some sim- | GR ELLY, a nativeof Granard, County Long- a le ballad. rd, Ireland. A Noisy Prisoyzx.—Last night. a ttle i It was soon announced the ball room was “— Norfole, Va_, on the Sth instant, after a pro- fellow named John Smith was taken to the open, the merry dance was going on as we en. | tracted illness, H F. reded thly of the firm of are for Renke ag? and usieg tered, and I can consaientionsly soy greater Rega ted ts Pe PIGGEL, mother profane language in the streets. His yellaand | display of beauty and at! Tagtion ave sel- 8 oaths attracted a large crowd se tie | dom if etlatos os aae kept up until a late | Nancy Mailin, aftey an Liles of seven months station. Oo the arrival of Justice Hollings- | hour, when I left them to water ® pleasant head, this morning, he Wgs sent down to the which I did to my entire satisfaction. * farm’’ for thirty days. hos few lines are written in justice to the have less trouble their property. “Ger funeral will take place to-morrow nelosk; af her won-in awe, K street, between ° at ‘son-in-. s. 15th and loth, ; : etween j . +++ The mother of Gthe having been in- | AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HiAnesoue NEW FOUR-STORY Brick Rn uction.—On MONDAY, the 11th tn: shall sell, at 5 0 Pe mia beautifel four story Brick House, with ten gooi and con’ tly arranged rooms, with wide pas. sage, brth-room, and a large cistern in the yard, water and gas fixtures, and a cistern over the bath tub, built of the best materials, and in modern style, situated on part of Lot No.2, in square No. 518, fronting on north G, between 4th and Sth streets west, immediately north and fionting Ju- di Square. } above described is handsomely the city. located, in a rapidly 4; of Terms: $500 von lp $1,000 et the I6th | day of December, 1856 ; the ba'ance in equal in- taiments of 6, 12, and 24 months, for notes bear- ing interest. 'A deed given, and’a deed of trust taken | Bitle indisputable. A. GREEN, au7z-d Auctioneer. By WALL, BARNARD & CO., Auc'ioneers. N ACCUUNT OF vebirenas Ge} ny ie ed 5 id Fixt -—On FRIDAY MORNING, August we will sell, at store No. 16 Pennsylvania nue, between Sth and 9th streets a large srsort- ment of Jewe ry, &c., commencing at 10 o’cloek. We name, in part— Gold and silver bunting single-case Lever and Plain Watches Gold plated Watches Fine Gold Guard and Fob Chains Fine gold Breastpins and Kerrings Lockets, Charms and Crosses Seal, set and plain Rings Gold Pens and Pencils 2 walnut Show Cases and Fixtures complete Eight day and 30-hour Clocks With many other articles in the J: ewelry line which are unnevessary toenumerate j allof which will be sold without reseive Terms: $30 ard under, cash: over that sum,a credit of 30 and 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. 8th, ave WALL, BARNARD & Co. au7-d Auctioneers. XECUTOR’S SA LE.—On SATURDAY MOURNING, the 9th instant, at 10 o'clock, at the Auction R: Dette city, the subssriber, as executor of thelast wiiland testament of the late Dr Ge:r.e W highest bidder, all the persona! eff-cts of the said Dr Cher-y, consisting mainly of a United States By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. E oomsof Jas.C McGuire in Wash- Cherry, wil! sell at public auction for cach to the patent-right for the sole and exclusive use of a stone saw. WM.K MASTERS, Executor. au 6-4 J.C. McGUIRE, auct’r. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUC. tion.—On MONDAY, the 1ith instant. shali rell in front of the premises, at 6 o’clork p. m., two handsome Bu ling Lots, situated on 18th street west, between E and F streets north, being the south half of Lot No. i8 and all of Lot No. 19, in Square 142. Part of Lot 18 fronts 28 feet 1} inch by 140 feet Linch; ‘ot No 19 fronts 55 feet by 109 feet 1 inch; the whole front is 84 feet 2 inches, handsomely located, in the imme- diate vicinity of the Navy Department ‘Terms: (ne-half cash ; lance in six and twelve montus, for notes bearing interest from day of sale A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title indisputable. ‘ A. GREEN, au 6-d Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. PwWoO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LoT at Auction.—On TUESDAY, the 12tb in stant, I shall sell,in front of the premises, at 6 o lock p.m., a good two story Brick House, with back building, nine good and conveniently oral rooms, with wide psssage, and the lot on which it stends, baving a front of 24 feet and privileve of a 5 feet s'de alley. ‘The above described property is in Square No. 319, on the west side of Tenth street west, be- tween north Ctrect and Pennsylvania avenue. Its !ocation is handsome and position central, and presents many inducements to persons wishing to make a good investment Terms : One-fourth cash ; balance in one, two, and three years; the pzrchsser to give notes for the deferred paym-nts, bearing interest from the theday of sale. A deed given anda deed of trust taken. Title indisputable, A. GREEN, au6-d Auctioneer. FOR BOSTON. ACKET SCHOONER SEARSVILLE, Sears, has arrived and will have quick x dispatch for the above port. se For freight apply to HARTLEY & BROTHER, Agents, au6-5t = No. iG1 Water street, Georgetown. s‘CKEREL—MACKEREL— 59 bbis No. 3, medium, new 20 do do large, do Now landing per Sc: r, Seare .-tLEY & BRO., 'y au 6-5t 101 Water st , Georgetown. UST —NOT LONG SINCE, TWO DUE BILLS, one for five hundred dollars and one for three hundred dollars, signed by Thomas Ri- ley, and drawn in my favor. This 1s to forewarn all persons from purchasing or otherwise trading as they have been duly itquidated by said Riley. WM. TYLER, Steamboat W barf, near foot of 1lth street. TO HOUSEKZEPERS, ERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE superior Table or Pocket Cutlery, heavy Sil- ver Plated or Alieta Ware, fine Japanne: Bu 6-3t¥ Coffee Uin, Eramelled Kettle, Saucepan, Fur- nace, or any of the hundred and one little etceteras needed by every housekeeper, will do we!l to call on FRANCIS, just above Odd Fellows’ Rail, on Seventh street. He has good articles, and his prices are low. jy 28-tr BLACHISTONE’S PAVILION. HIS PLACE OF KESORT WILL BE open on the 3d day of July for the ac commodation of visitors. The subscriber Ae has engaged a first rate Cotiliion Band for the season, and with bis large and spendid Ball Room offers vast ind :cements to the lovers of the dance. fils table will be constantly supplied with the choiest liquors This is known to be one of the healthiest places on the river, being situated between Bleckistone’s and St Catharine’s Islands. There will be acelebra‘ion on the 4th of July, and Ballend public Cotillion Parties on Thurs- day, 2ith July, Thursday, 7th August, and Thurs- dy 2ist of August. Yee steamer Alice Price will lend ers during the waterin: reason on Tuesdays and Fri- days going down, and wil! stop for passengers on Wednesdays and Saturdays, on her retarn trips, The steamer Columbia will also land and take off assengers on \Vednesdays going to, and on Sun- a 's returning from Batiimore Bos —$1 per day for a week or longer; $1,25 less than a week je25-2m GEURGE. W.BLACKISTONE, TO CAPITALISTS. LANDS IN MINNESOTA & WISCONSIN. [THE SBBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALF. for a few days, TOWN LOTS in the CITY OF BT. PAUL, MINNESUTA, and Land in the vicinity, Alao, Land adjoining the Towns of SUPE- RIOR and BAYFIELD, upon LAKE SUPE- RIOR, which, from their commercial position, are rapidly becoming large and important plecrs. My prices are moch lower than tne usual rates, and enable me to guarantee a large percentage upor investments. Satisfactory reierences given Apply to the subscriber, Room No. 23 National Hot. Washington. iwe HL yMAN C. DAYTON. au 4-lw® FUPHAM & NORFLET'S NEW AND CHEAP SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE, 409 Seventh st , opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall. . MES#RS. TOPHAM Lave of Phitadelphis, and \ORFLET of this city, respectfully announce to their friends and the public, that they have com- taenved the Saddling Business at the above stand, where they will make and keep constantly on Ladiew ia doy SADDLES. BRIDE ES? es ane 10" MARTINGALES, and WHIPS. HARNESS ob reg! Cescription, both for city and country use. AU kinds of TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR. PET BAGS. Ladies’ SATCHELS, TRAVEL- ING BASKETS, and FANCY WORK BOXES, HORSE BLANKETS, COVERS COLLARS, and HAMES. Horse, Spoke, and Dust BRUSH: oe CARDS, CURR -COMBS, SPONGES, All material used will be the best that can be obtained; and both of us having been — Nehiearee a fr tin years, we ea ses it “ our work cannot be sur, either for style durability. By rocealttog forts to give satis- faction we ho} Pipelonetenha respect iy asl % Pasticular attestion paid to covering Brunke ond epeiting ali kinds of work. toolsconstantlyonhand. nev 7—tf Se nee fb mek ee he one Ae | VURBON WHISKEY FROM KENTUC. KY, direct; 14 years old, purchased through the agency of a gentieman resident of that country now in thisecity, Price $4 per gallon. For sale by JA8. H. SHEKELL, au 5-lw (Intel) 279, F st. cor. 13th, U TO ELLIS'S PLANO STORE for G Music and Musical Instraments. jy pad “alle, and for sale Tea ‘rays or Tollet Sets, an excelient Clock, 'Tea or with all the luxuries of the Potomac, and his Bar AUCTION SALTS THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer GUE SALE OF A CHOICE COL- yiection ef Ancient and Medern Vii Paintings.—On TUKSDAY AFTERNOON, August Sth, at § o’clock, at the saloon over Farn- ham’s Bookstore, corer of Ps venia avenue and Eleventh street, I shallsella i ecdliection rt Oil Pati Se eae The Maga a ne original picture uide, The e lene;”? ed ~ original by Carricia, subject oP on res, by A. John- son, of Edinburg. eubie “ Seclin’ anit Irish Pe: fr Also, man in of] by livt artiste} amongst cee cee E. wit Nams, Bariand, Ansdel W ilies, gains tbe whole forming a pleasing and valuable ion. The Saloon will be o; and th ures On free exhibition daily till the day of ee Terms cash. JAS. C. MeGUIRE, jy” Auctioneer. The above sale is med until RSDAY AFTERNOON, Aegan, ae hour and place. JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Anet’r. au 6-d By A. GREEN, Auctioneer E Benin SIVE SALE OF VALUABLE a! Lets House ’ ? the premises, at 5 o'clock m., the follow! named B fiding Lots in Cabot’s subdivision square No 677, commencing on Lot No ®. front- ing on north G between Ist street east and north Capitol street, viz: Lots Nos 8,9, 10,11, and 12, fron’ing on north H street Lots Nos 54, 55, and 56. an Spey tee 230 feet slley Lots Nos 76, 77, 78,79, 80, 61,111, 112, and 113, containing in all 37,697 feet 6 inches The above described property is located in a very rapidly improving perc of the city, in the immediate vicinity of extensive printing es- tablishment avout to be erected by Messrs Wen- dell & McGuire. Terms cash. And immediately after the sale ef the above I shall sell Lo’s Nos. 31 and 32, in Cabot’s subdivision of square No #25, with the in ments, which consist of two- and attic rough cast Dwelling Houses, con'aining nine good rooms, storerocm, snd wood house. ‘This property is situated ut the corner of north G and north Capito] streets. Terms: One-half cash; balance in 6, and 12 months, for notes bearing interest. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Tide indisputable. A. GREEN, au2-d Auctioneer By A. GREEN, Autioneer. pPrraoveo ISLAND PROPEKTY FOR Sale.—Will be sold at Public Auction on THURSDAY, the 7th instant, at 6 o'clock pm, part of lot No 18, in square No. 466, and the im— parece, consisting of a two-story Freme welling containing four rooms with a one sto! peace bles we: eoripoay ¢ property is located on 6th dud 7th month. Terms: $25 on the day of sile; $259 within five days thereafter; balances by notes bearing in- terest at 6, and 10 months. ‘erms not complird with, as here s.t forth, the property will be resold at the cost and risk of —- A deed given and deed of trust taken for de- back to a pubiic alley E street south, between streets, and now rents for #7 per ferred payments All conveyencing at the ex- pense of the purchaser. A. GREEN, eu l-eod (Organ) Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer Lf igtedergrola me’ AND KITCHEN FURNI. ture at Auction.—On FRIDAY, the sth instant, I shall sell, at the residence of a gentle- man declining housekeeping, at 10 o’clock a.m, at No 110 East Capitol street, between 4th and at streets east, a good astortment of Furniture, zs Mahogany Sofa, parlor and rocking Chairs Do dressing Bureau Walnut, dining and other Tables Feather Beds, Bedding a1.d Bedsteads China. Glass and Croc re Carpets, Wasi stands, Clock Wooa Chairs and Tal les Cooking and other Stoves With a goo let of Kitchen Requisites Terms: All sums under $25 cash; over $258 credit of 30 and 60 days, for notes satisfactorily en-orsed, bearing interest A. GREEN, Aact. au6-6t By JAS. C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. USTEE’S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE, Bakery, and Let en the Island.—By vir tue of a deed in trust, bearing date on the 20d Fe Sgt type recorded enim J.A.8,N- folios et the subscriber wi}- 1 ays lic rale, on MONDA west go at63 o’clock p m.. Nos. 24 and 9* * ease van Y, thet of Au well-builtand comfortable two-story frame Dwel- lng House and Bakery. he above property is situated ina rapidly im- Proving part of the city. and offers a very favor- able cpportunity te persons desirin: residence or place of business, or to invest Terms of sale: One third «ash; and the bal interest secured upon the property, and if net com plied with in five days r the sale the property ‘will be resold, a one week’s notice, at the risk and oo e groonged — io All conveyancing at the «xpense ofthe as- er. : CHAS. 8. WALLACH. Trustee, JAS. C. McGUIRE, Jy 11-2aw&ds Auctioneer. same honr and place CHAS. S. WALLACH, Trustee. JAS. C. McGUIRE, au 5-eo&ds Auctioneer. Wie! who may favor us with their with the best article of fuel prices: Oak Wood Pine do WUOD AND COAL. Cumberland Lump.. - 5 50 {* Persons laying in fuel for the winter would do wel) by giving usacail. All orders leftat P J. Steers’ store, No 458 7th street, between D and is streets, or at cur « fice, wil be promptiy filled. 2,240 lbs. given to ten JOHN W MYERS, & CO, C fice and Yard comer of G end 22d streets. au s-im First Ward wocn AND COAL DEPOT, N. W. corner Twelfth and C street, No. 547, Une square south of the Avenue. HE BEST ARTICLE GUARANTEED — All Coal carefully weighrd —2,240 to the ton, from which there is no denies. seemingly to reduce the price Per ons laying in their winter fuel will find it to their advantage to leave their crders to be sup- Plied from the vessels on their arrival Coal kept under cover. food of the best quality ss on hand Sy 29-tr T J.& W.M.GALT. THE LAKES! FANCY BAZAAB! SUL Pennsylvania avenue. Ge», SILVER, PEARL, IVORY, PARI- an Barbe, Yortoise Shell, Papier Mache, Rosewood, Leather, Moroc 0, China, Biscuit, Porceiain, Alabaster, Bohemian Glass, Ebony, Steel Berlin Iron, and every kind of F ancy Gocds may be had at THE LAKES. They have ulso— The most choice American, Freuch and German Pe fumery and Cosmetics Fnglish Cutlery, Mathematical Instruments Drawing Materials a: d Stationery, and Combs and Brushes of every description. Wonld you make a present, adorn your person or embeilisn - our home? Consult economy and taste, and call at THE LAKES. aué tf D MUNSON, AT 338 PENN’A AVENUE. is still making those beautiful continuous ‘GUM TEETH, calied Allens Patent, for the exceliency of which over ali other styles of teeth, many now wearing them in this city, will cheerfully vouch. There is one Dentist in this city who has been the patent, and made s bad imitation inst ‘whom I hereby caution the pablic ° Whenever a Dentist speaks Allen’s Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when properly constructed, itis because he is ignorant of the process, Incomortent to make the work, or is un’ ing to pay for the patent. j216-tf WILLIAM A. BATCHELOK'S LIQUID HAIR DYE ppt dh ss a APPLIED, AND SOLD Whole sale and Retailat GIBBS’S Hair Dressing Es tabliso ment on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9fb ana 10th streets, and under Willards’ Hotel m 9-eo3m infring! of it, BARGAINS LADIES IN WANT OF FANCY will do well togive mea a8 | am selling .of at cost. LACES, EDGINGS, RIBBONS, BONNETS, EMBROIDERIES, GLOVES, HOBERY, FLOWERS, CAPS, &c. A. TATE, No 3:4 Pa.av., au S-erd3t bet 10th and 11th street. ein 5. PEPE 2 Ba tne ALR BRUSHES AND CoMBS FOR it. (au4-3t) LAMMOND’S, | August, 1SH, ut the premises, parts of lots squere No £39, fronting 45 feet a F street. by 66 feet 6 inches on 3d street west, with the improvements, which consist of a to obtaina ance in 6, and 12 months, for notes bearing if Theaveve sale is postpened on ac- count of tve rain until FRIDAY, August 8.h, EF ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL itronage Bt the following Hickorydo .. 7 00 Stove and White Ash EF, 6 50 per ton Red Ash....e....00 6 7: ‘transition Nut.. 6 wo — ‘TSLEGRAPAIC wee | FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. SY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH. ———————————— Sr. Loris, 6 —Biair’s Odegree rN lair's majority for Kentucky Election. Lovisvinur, A: 6.—Evening —Itisnow ie. — Arkansas Election. New York, as ae T.—A despatch received in this city sa: at the Democrac victo rious in Athesens ° hae Baltimore Markets. Bartimone. Avg 7.—Fiour has 4 $ sales at $7.12}5$7.25, closing at the Inte Wheat is fully 5 cents lower; to prime reds $1 50a$1 56; whites $1 55.$1 65 Corn; sales of yellow 63a640; white 6la640. Bow York Markets New Yore. August 7 —Flour is unrettied ; sales of 8 000 bbls; good State $6 30: surerfine Ohio $6.50, standard Southern $7 90a$8.10 Wheat has declined 8 cents; sales of 10.000 bush Western red $1 524a$1.70. Corn has soalined: sales 25,000 bushels; Southern mixed Pork is ; sales of 250 bbis; mers $20 Beef ts dati sales of 200 bbs ; repeck ees Lard is firm; sales of 250 bbis. has advanced; sales of 150 bbls. ; Whisky Financial Ohio 384e. = beara a Coal Company u tginia 6 « 934; Missouri tral bonds 913 Sterling exchange is firm at 9109} prem oe GEORGETOWN CORKESPONDENoR. Grorortown, Augnst 7, 1856. Being disposed at all times to accommodate our friends as far as possible, by answering their honest and reasonable inquiries, we would inform “Justice’’ that our remarks in relation to the canal on Monday, was based upon the most reliable authority. That por- tion of them which related to the present de. ficiency of water needs no further proof in substantiation of them than the condition of dams No. 4 and 5; each of these have been more or less out of repair for some three or four years, and near there points has ocourred the greatest and almost only deficieney of water. The pump, also, which was purvhased several years since at a cost of $18,000, for the purpose of helping the tupply of water on the upper beds, has been out of repuir, unfit for cervice for more than a year. So far as the future vigilance of the present in- cumbent is concerned, time only can deter- mine. If, however, their present conduct is a fair criterion by wi to determine their future, we incline tothe belief that the friends of the canal bave nothing to fear. We can assure “ Justice” of one thing, however, and that ig, that any subordinate who Deglects hir duties to the ry of the canal, or those trading upon it, will very soon bo compelled to seek some other employment The Rey Mr. Asebwanden. who has served the ee np phim (Catholic) churey as pastor with no ordinary degree of scoepti- bility, is about to acm ad Hee will be suver- ceded by the Rey. R F Ciampie, formerly President of Worcester College, Mass Mr. Aschwanden will carry with him the Tay ers and well wishes of a large circle ‘farm friends. The above mentioned church was lighted with #°% the frst time on Sabbath evening lox We learn that the Georgetown Seminary, recently vacated by the Rev. Mr. Clark, has been taken by the Rev. Mr. Major, of New York Spectator ——-- or ————___ ended tm perenns of srdentary habite jo small does the process of diges noir lapted dreu,the nauseous taste of the rhubarb being disguised. No fami y or traveler sbould be without It. Sold by Z. D. Gillman and J. W. Washington Agents. ® Up Citrate ef Magnesia, an agreeable refrigerant and laxative, Row exteusively used on the cout ot aperica. manufactured dally Gods sbly approved construction. ery, Halr Brushes, . Saving Brushes, avd Totlet Goots generally. Just reostved, of direct im) IT MAN'S New Drug Store, 850 Penncylvania avenue, je 20-tr . Prepared - ¥. For sale by ty saw ——$—$_______ U7" De Grath’s Electric vil —The demand contigues to inercare. Every day some new section writes for it Curcago, I'l, Jane 94, Prof. De Grath—Send ua per BR. $180 wortbof tric Ol!, assoried sizes, npon your usual teres. J.B. Raap & Co. Posriaxn, Maine, Prof. De Grath—Send me 46 dozen 36 cent, 58 4: and 24 dosen $1 #20, an érew for the amcun: for your Oil seems t be tucreasing bere. ” It te impossibls to SI! orders fast enongh. A physt thie city procured wy Electric Ol yesterday to wu: practice for Neuralgia, Swellings, & His cert late case in which tt relieved, when every thing him, will appear soon. My genuin: often. I can’t waste time to notice The only genuine can be obt»ined clan « South Eighth etreet, below Chesnut aué—iw Prof. Cuas De Grats, Only Menufscturer In the present ste le rie on nh i Preserve the balance of the eyster 4 Ove organs If alithose in whom thore tm are disscranged we TERS, they would rt the patient finds reiief No family c Tt. Tt requires no addition of »pirite ties, by all Hotels, table.” Price $1 per y ¥iw aflord to be without Sold tn fall gm rocers, Druggiets. etc. Extreme! PO Fr ents In the Pills are per‘ectty barmiess. Their erite are base! upou au extenstve practice of over thirty years; and, where the directions bave been strictly fel lowed, they have never failed to correct all Irregularities, relieve painful and dificult wenstrvation, (particulsris,) at the change of life. They will cure tbe Whi 4 remove all obstructions ariring frm cold, exposure F causes, and may be used successfully a» a Preventive. Call up: the agent, and get a Circaler for particulars free Prive $i per box, with full directions. Scld wholesale an* by C#45. STOTT, w: Pennsylvania avenu~ AITE, 528 Seventh street, Washington, D.C 3 to whem ail orders r wet iT BEFORE THE PEOPLE; That we keep constantly on hand gentie- men’s DRESS SHIKTS of every — ard price, and made up after the latest styles and pat - ems. “ve have just received a new supply of Shirts, with colored i!nen and w: 8, com prising the choicest patterns Our attention will be particularly devcted to making Shirts to order, and we confidentiy be lieve our experience in this department will en able us to give satisfaction to ell whe msy faver us with thelrorde:s Style and fit guarentied or no sale. GEO.H B WHirkaco, Gents Furnishing Store, jy %-tf 332 Pa. avenue, bet 9th Oth sts PRESERVING KETTLES. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BELL MET ‘Shand porcelain PRESERVING Ki TTLis have been received, and are offered for ra'e at the lowest prices by JOS. L. SAVAGE, ‘Sign of Gilt Saw, Penn. ev-ure, au26t between Shand 0th sts. NUTICE. EN. WALTER JONES AND CHARLES G LEE JONES have removed their office to No. £06, E street, between 3d and 4th streetr Charles Lee Jones ‘will practice in the Sumeme Court of the United States and all other cours held in the District of Columbia. Gen. Walter Jones, th oe from rree- tice, will unite with him aod do his best t> ad- vance the success of clients by written statement: and arguments, and by all proper exertions CENTRAL ACADEMY. SILAS MERCHANT, Axe. REV. G-W. DORRANOE,} PE"NCIPAL bets NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS commence on Monday, ee tember ist. F terms see circulars at i wa ltt