Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-26

a Bcc,ttf,t Instrument For some DAYS past, the
attention of vsiters at the Musical Depot Of Ilbus
Hrtz has bern attracted by splendid Piano. from
the mandatory of HaIlcu & Davis a Idle from
the beautiful appearance ct the instrument, it is
quite attractive because Of the addition of Cole
mans ~',Iian attachment. This improvement "a
great tool has been but little understood nm ris
city. and the arguments of IT. encmies have been
listened to and believed manly because the i'm
provement proposes change and improvement, IN
the style of performing upon the instrument We
have listened witt, pleasure to the niasic made nv
this improvement, by Prof Schcll who saws he will
cheerfully explain the instrument to all who desire
Pubic Scles.-Thc following public sales have
been made by James L. Mcclure, auctoneer: Lot
4, square l68, on q street, between 18th and 18th
streets at ~ cents per square foot lot ) square A.
on Missouri avenue, between Sd and AZ streets. at
20 cents, 29s shares Isle Royal MUM. Company
stock at sli and sl4o5 per share, parts of lot III
square so, and Improvements, for o646.
.7.c;fent-t WAS ru,nored last evening that one of
the workmcn employed i'll the establishment of the
Messrs. Ellis, had been dreadfully burned BY tic
fitting of large dpper continuing which
from The fact tia: Nh B. Burgess was somewhat
burned BY heated boiler rivet accidentally falling
down The back of his neck, but which burnt its way
through his c,;lhing without doing him any very Sc
nous injury.
Eeec sertns-We are glad 10 learn that the driver
of the stone wagon, who severely hurt hy the
falling pf d heavy stone, OH Monday last, Is doing
well. The stone fell upon his lcgs, tearing the fl, h
To the bone, but luckily not crushing or breaking the
bone.
The Scott R,femer-TbiS il new military corps,
compo cd of youths betwe the ages of IL ard ~,
and are gallant company of little heroes. The
starry flag their idol, the drum and fife their best
hearts delight, and no doubt young Is they are and
unattracted ny the sweets aud luxuries uf a ripper
age, they would rather Use their rifles against the
enemy of that flag than anything else. They are to
parade this evening.
Fenr RestGuTcnt.-It will be seen by reference to
another column, that Mr.. John u. Hammock has
opened establishment for the accommodation of
those fond of good living He was visited last night
by great number of his friends. His known ,apa-
city {" conduct AN establishment of the kind. war
in saying il will be one of the best IN this
city.
Sens OF Wtnter.-A sure sign III apptnachil. cold
weather, Is he departure of the ortoIan from our
neghborhpod Last evening, between ten and eleven
O'Clock, numbers of sport-men lstcnp: to
the low, soft chrp OF th, strange bird, as it passed
over head, on its route TO some warmer climate.
The Style and FGshiou.-Magure who talks ~ the
public IN poetry to day, keeps fine articles in the hat
and cap line, and although his advertising lines may
be rather rytnIcal, his stock Truth that all Will
ascertain to be good one who 'Ego to Magures."
hediccl Department of GeoT getocn CoHege-Ne
northumberland c. Busy, NJ. D., of our city,
and J. NJ. Snyder, NJ D.. of Georgetown, have been
recently appointed Professors thi, institution the
former to the Professorship of Materia Mctliea and
the latter to that of Surgery.
Cu,"H Comt-'rhs tribunal has been engaged III
chancery case since Monday, and 1t Is expected
viii continue III Tic same business all the week
Hatch Returrs.-JolIn Armstrong drunk, tine and
costs. VIM Car, Daniel Berry, and John Rear
don noting and Fighting; commitments were making
out for them when we left the the guard house Jas
Whalin, same offence, security Tor court. VIM
Carr, selling liquor without license, fined $50 and
costs. Sarah Longston, cooied, profanity; sent to
work house.