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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, March 5, 1857

GEoRGETowN, March 5, 1857.
One Of the most revolving cases of brutal
cruelty that ever came under our observation
We witnessed yesterday In house in what is
known as Simmes's row, on Monroe street, and
occupied by Q free colored woman named Har-
riet Cleggett her two daughters, and several
small children, the offspring of the daughters
An examination of witnesses was had during
the inquest on the body of one of these small
children, en- the premises, and from the testi.
mony of all the neighbors, both white and
colored, it appeared that, notwithstanding the
grown portion Of these parties are able bodied
women and generally hired out at good wages,
the children are left, during both warm and
cold weather, in nearly state of nudity, and
almost destitute of fuel to keep them warm or
food to satisfy the cravings of hunger The
child upon which the inquest was held, and
which was about year old, had been aban-
doned by the mother, also named Harriet,
and left to perish with cold and hunger. The
mother, when last at the house some ten days
ago, had her attention called by a sick sister,
who had been left in charge of the house, to
the condition of the child, when she replied
that "if she (the sick sister, could not take
care Of it, the dunghill could hold it 1"
A more revolving spectacle human eyes
never beheld than was this child, virtually
murdered by piecemeal by the more than bru-
fish mother, and grand mother We wished
In our Utmost soul for some Of the Northern
fanatics to be present to witness the scene, and
hear the testimony before the inquest, we
think it would have cured them entirely Of
this mania. Coroner Woodward held an in
quest over the body, and the following verdict
was rendered:
"The said child came to its death, in conse.
quence of the wilful abandonment by its
mother, Harriet Cleggett, free woman OF
color, said Harriet being fully capable of tax.
ing proper care of said child; and the jury
further find that the said Harriet wilfully
abandoned said child in the house of hel
mother; Harriet Cleggett, who had it in heI
power to give the child needful care, and also
to obtain it from the neighborhood, but who
wilfully neglected that duty herself, and by
her quarrelsome and vicious disposition, pre
vented the neighbors from doing So"
Thomas Woodward, ESQ, had his pocket
picked yesterday morning at the stage stand
by one of the light-fngered gentry, of a purse
containing some twenty odd dollars. He haG
Just started to your city to see tho sights, and
meeting with the elephant, it is needless t.
say that he turned himself about and returned
home.
We never saw our city 60 completely de-
serted as it was most of the day yesterday
Almost every place of business, mercantii,
and mechanic, was closed at an early hour
and the occupants gone TO witness the inaugu
ration. The entire day presented the appear
ance Of national holiday. SPECTATOR.
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n The Watervliet Shakers, last year, sold
81. 900 worth Of garden seeds.

"a. VVO worth OF garoen SEEDS.
~ A horse, named the "Albany dray
horse" lately won 81, 900 for its owner, in
San Francisco, in ten mile race. 1t made
the distance in 80 minutes and 30 seconds,
drawing four wheeled Z" cart"
u The high price of cotton has enhanced
the value OF negroes in all parts of Texas
ihe True Issue reports q sale recently made
In La Grange, whore one fold hand was sold
for sl'7zo' and another negro man for 81, $50.
r 1t appears that there are only ave real
bona fde millionaires in New York, at tho
head of whom stands William B. Astor, worth
80, 600; Peter Lorillard stands next. with
81 $40 500; then Stephen Whiting, with ST.
400, 600; then James Lsnox, with 81, 1893 SIS:
and lastly, A. Stewart, with 81, 0S9 COS.
I Rose Bonheur, the French cattle main.
ter, is putting on the canvas, in England, the
fruiss of some months study in Scotland 4.
This lady, only "a years old, is also q soul ptor
and scarcely surpassed by Landseer himself
40 an animal painter. One Of her picture,
has been placed in the Gallery of the Luxem
bourg in Paris-the highest French honor Il
a living artist. Her " Horse FAIR was tn,
gem Of the Paris Exhibition 1855,
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TIE Western Rivers.

fIrrsBuRG, March 3.-The navigation of
.h rivers here is good. Boats are loading az
. .ne lowest rates for all the Western ports, in.
TIauaing Nashville, Memphis, st. Paul, the IL
1 nos fI,er, Louisville, Keokuk, Sc Louis,
I'm onn CINCINNATI, 10, sfording excel
Merchandise for points in the North vsst hs.
yond Chicago, after some delays on the rail.
ways, occasioned by the floods in the Northern
Illinois, are now moving regularly.
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BY WALL, BARNARD & CO ,Aucts.
SALE OF GOLD WEI,

ss, Jswelry, &C., at Auction On SAT-
URDAY MORNING, March eth, conmencino
at 10 O'Clock, at our Auction Rooms. we shall
sell, without reserve, TO cover advances, a LARGE
assortment Of Gold Hunting and open. face
Watches, JewelIy, sc f, in part
40 Gold English bunting- case Watches
10 do Lepine open face DO
10 silver hunting and open face do
Fine Gold Guard ard Fob Chains
Do Kings, Studs and Earrings
Ladies' Gold Pens md Pencils
Gold Fob and 6uard Chains
Do Rings, studs and Earrings
Do Lockets, Cameo and N osaic Earrings
With many other articles, all OF which must be
sold without reserve
Terms: All sums Of and under $50, cash /; over
that amount, credit OF 80 and % DAYS for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
mar S-ts Auc.iCneers.
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New York Markets

New YORK, March 5.-Flour has advanced
cents, and is buoyant; sales Of 10, 600 bbls
State Sc 50as6 so; Southern s. 75sS7.
Wheat ia quiet and nominal. Corn lie firm;
sales OF u eco bushels; mixed 72tc
Fork Is stoady; mess S23. 50sS2S 90. Beef is
hrm; repacked Chicago SIS so. Lard is steady
at l4!c
Whisky is steady Este for Ohio.
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IL uaTv, 1887.
British Navy List, Of January, 1857
Dodd,s Parliamentary Companion for 1877
British Year Book Of Facts In Science and Art,
for 1857 49,
B.itish Royal Kalerdar, for 1857
Who's w TO, for 1857
British Nautical Almanac for lssO
british Almanac and Companion, for 1857, ana
also, full set Of the sane from its corr
mencement In 1875
American Almanac for 1887, also one complete set
from Its commencen ent In 1850
American Army and Navy Lists, for January,
American wear Book of Facts in Science and Art,
for 1857.
mari FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Baltimore Esrketa

BALTIMORE, March 5.-Flour "a duu q, "a
for Howard street and Ohio !; holder, eensT.
ally ask s6,l2i, which buyers are unwilling
t. give.
Sales of Wheat ut S14Oss1 43 for fair 20
good reds, and 81 5ossI. 90 for fair to prime
whites Corn is in good demand; white, new
and old, 57a60c., and yellow 59a60c.
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MARSHAL'S sALE.-Iu virtue Of a VII: Of
w heri fscias, issued from the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court Of the District Of CoIumbia for
the County Of Washington, and to me directsd
shall expose to public sale foG cash, In front Of
DAY, the 18th day of March, 1857, at 4 O'Clock D.
m ell defendants rights title, claim md inter
est in and TO the south half Of Let No 81, In
Square No 81, containing go square feet, more
provements thereon, in the City Of Washington,
ID. G., sc Zed and levied upon Is the property Of
6eorge Rhodes, IT., and will be sold 10 satisfy
Judicial No 63, to March term, 1857, Thomas
Hughes, Us. George Rhodes. Jr.
I'D. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District OF ColI mbia.
feb 17.dts
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ffeiuth FOR
10 f-tf


scetics IN regard to the virtues of Mira NJ n Gsrdner
ihlan balsa OF Iverwort and Hoarhound, which
snachng thousands from the jaws raising the
oesgsirns to new life Colds Coughs Asthma Brenehs
roop ana even Consumption in its early stages yield
us magic ionuence ana IL inalbe In it, tendency
one thousand bottles have been sold single
county, and from the character certificates
lowing u seems to us the Medicine of TIE Age.
DAILY BEE OFFICE, Boston, July 81, 1856.
MkssHs. WEEKS d POTTER: Geutlemen-Some weeks ago.
my son. young 81 years age caught severe cold
oy labor and His became much
swoeh ana was with great difficulty he could be
Wnen ne attempted to speak, nearly destroyed
voice HIS condition assure you vigorous
ing IN THIS condition OF his suHerngs procured bottle
o syrup which he used scbordng drec-
covered his health BY excellent srpli.d in
good time have no doubt that long, and may be- tai
sickness was prevened feel that due 10 one
OIL the very beet medicines now before thepublIc.
So, Yours, &c, VIZ. II. LADD.
Messrs Weeks Potter No. Washington street Bos
TON, General Agents. For sale by w. n. Gilman Charles
rally far re.
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KoHs.-Lsst night several fights came of,
IN various parts Of the city, in which large
parties were engaged About nine O'Clock a
party living in the northern part of the city
lad an ARRAY with q portion of the Eighth
ward Club Of Baltimore. Which came ont
oes', We cannot say; We only know thss the
ming OF pistols and yells Of the two parties
created great confusion amorg the guests at
the National Hotel, In front of which the affair
came on None Of the parties were arrested
Another tight occurred at Swampoodle, and
man named Thomas Mason was struck with
stone, so violently that he is not expected to
recover. Two were arrested and held to bail
IN 1900 each for further hearing.
In the Seventh Ward, crowds were passing
ing.
IHs CIRCUS, last night, was crowded, and
everything won't Of in the best style Dan
Rice keeping the audience in q roar of laugh.
Ter. Inc performances Of the w hitby family,
Toe leafs OF Messrs. Holland and Murray, the
sensible horse Excelsior, the dancing mares,
ine mexican pony, the educated mules-all,
inaeea' gave general satisfaction, and re-
Messrs. Murray and Holland take their han.
eht tonight. Give them bumper. -
The CRIMINAL COURr is rot in session tr.
day The Grand Jury will be in session to.
morrow, and the regular business of the court
VIII be taken up on Monday. -
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ponSGSo,e ssn 20 tne Ladies!-DR. Da
IvnoVS rEmALB FlLLs-fhe combination Of Inrrsdl
sr,. ns rs are perfectly harmless Their ssoaey and
te oseed upon an extensive practice Of OVER thirtv
years and, where the directions have bean strtn,, ~
tney have never failed All
painful ana difcut menstrustion fpsrttcularly q
me cnsnge OF ne They viii the whitcs and
arising from cold exposure or any
and may be used successfully a. Preventive G. 49,
the sgen, and get Circular for particulars free.
Price VI Per box with full directions vholes,l,
retail By OHAS SToTT, Druggist Pennsyivapis svsnns
SAMUEL B. WAITE SIS seventh street, Washington D. O.
ana OisSEL, Georgetown; TO whom orders pr Al
sent and the Pills win be sent conHdeny By mall To
ladies who enclose them dollar.
B-sse signature the box; unterfeitftfs tor
cry. $3.50
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Average height OF the Thermometer in the
mornings from Feb. 9th to March 5th, inclu.
sive, go 04'.
Full moon, Tuesday 10th, about lit. a. m.
Rsnrer&s-Feb eth, hail and rain fell.
March 1st gentle rime frost. March I'd, slight
fit of snow; blew gale all day and very
cold. March 3D., ice m ade freely B.
GEORGETOWN, March 5, 1857.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Vessel Wrecked

New YORK, March Tho schr Triumph,
from Norfolk for Warshsm, MASSACHUSETTS,,
was wrecked on Friday, near hontnuk light.
The crew were saved, but the vessel and cargo
are a total loss Er
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Usilnan,s Hair DYE In. made Its ap.

pearAnes TN city, very sratiscAaen
yosns oesux who red whiskers Gen.
;s are nov seen going into hair drsesins-sAloons
% nslr wniskers, mustschios, and eyebrows all ina
saAoe eoors and in Eve minutes they will appear
them entirely and decidedly i'm proved
folk Herald. = , " using "inAh D'e--Noi
Druggists everywhere. r-'P''''' 80 49,
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STAR.

Il THE Strangers now
here are reminded thst the very best
way in which an con- keep correctly
and promptly posted with reference to
the deisgs and sayings az the Federal
Metropolis and concerning vents else.
where, Of which correct information
concentrates in wnshisgsep, 10 TO sub
scribe for The Star. The Subscription
price for the Daily, when sest by matt,
Is $3.50 per nnnam for the Weekly,
s1.2J per nnnum. $3.50
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AUCTION aALHs

By WALL, BARNARD 4 CO ,Aucts.
kNNE 1AUDLk AND HARNESS HORSE
l. at Auction On TUESDAY. the l0th n,
slant, at IL O'Clock m we win sell, IN front .,
our rooms, one very handsome dapple iron ersv
Horse, OF very hne sly e a. d action, warranted 10
work veil either under saddle or In harnss. :,
kind and suitable for q family horse Sold for no
fault. forms cash. s. : :
WALL, BARNARD CO,
mar S Is Auofioneers
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AUCTION NOTICE.

AUCTION NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS HAVING HORSES, CAR
IA riages, or any other Goods for sale at Auction
will find the undersigned on the Centre MARI ct
Square, adjoining the F air Building, every mnr-
ket morning, at 10 O'Clock ,or can him by CALL
Ing at his store, 335 south side Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between 9th and 7th streets. at any time.
J. F. CROWN,
feb l6-M ,W&F I'm Auctioneer
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Bye L. CLOWN & CO., Auctioneers
Va E WILL ELL, ON MONDAY AFTER
w NOON, the 9th OF March II 3 O'Clock, with
cut reserve, four Frame Houses, containing SIX
rooms each, situated on 9TH, between ard II
streets Island with right OF alley back
Title indsputabIe.
Sale positive.
Each house now under rent Of eight and nine
dollars per month
Terms: O1e-thlrd cash balance in 10 and is
months, with notes satisfactory endorsed, bearing
Interest from the day OF sale
C.. l. CROWN & co,
mar j. Intel AuctiOneers.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-on Tuesday, 81 of March,
there were of Treasury warrants entered n
tho hook of ~ q Dams rkmeot
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wAsHINsToNINsURANCE COMPANY.


WASHINGTONINsURANCE COMPANY.
SzbscIiP.tonS TO capital stock GHfAoYized.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROyIs-
Il ions Of the I'd section OF the Z" act TO incorpo-
rate an lnsu. ance Company In the city Of Wash
ington, approved February 10, 1857 - the subscri-
5srs, being the persons named In the LIST section
OF said act, do hereby authorize a subscription TO
DC oEe1ee Tor the capital stock Of said company
at the Stationery Store OF VIM. r. BAYLY, on
pennsylvania avenue, between 1lth aud 18th
streets, On Monday, the 9th Of March next, be-
tween TIC hours Of ~ ard 2 O'Clock p. m.
The provisions Of the said I'd section are as fol-
lows, aud must he strictly complied with:
Fl" bnd bs az further enacted, The the persons
named In the foregoing section, or q majority Of
them, are hereby authorized to open a subscription
In the city Of Washington for raising a capital
stock Of two hundred thousand dollars In shares
OF twenty dollars each, and that each person on
subscribing shall pay 20 the persons above men
TONED four dollars on each share subscribed for
and that the remainder Of the said twenty dollars
shall be secured by negotiable noIes, signed and
endorsed TO the satisfaction Of said persons a
majority OF them, and payment thereof may be
demanded at such times and In such proportions
IS the President and Directors hereafter mention
ed shall Judge advisable giving six weeks no.
tice In three Of the gszetcs printed In the District
OF Columbia
slLAs n HILL,
}. G. MCGUIRE,
BENJAMIN BEALL,
SANDAL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
AUGUSTUS Z. PERRY,
e. MILLER.
WIN. T. DOVE,
WALTER LENOX,
NJ. w. CALF,
WALTER HARPER,
w. WALL,
VIM. F. BAYLY.
WASHINGTON, February ., 1857.
feb 2i-3tawtmar9&d
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For Sale and Rent.
VALUABLE FARM in VIRGINIA

VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA FOR
SALE-lt contains upwards OF 200 acres
pastures, and about 200 acres well umbered, and
along which the contemplated straight line
Railroad to Charlottesville will run. Attached
thereto is a Grist Saw Mill, fed from the South
Anna River, which is part Of the boundary line,
and on which are also 80 acres Of low ground
Soil good, with plenty producing good Tobac-
co, Wheat, Corn, dc
Buildings very superior and very ample, and in
good order
. leo bushels Ct Wheat have been seeded, Tobac-
CO Plant Beds were burnt and seeded before the
Last FROST for Oats and Corn due progress is made
With the estate, the slaves and Improvements,
Stock, etc may also be had, and further infor-
nation given by the Editor Of the Evening Star,
Washington city. mars
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BY WALL, BARNARD 4 CO., Auctioneers
CROCK OF BOOTS AND ShOKs Al

- Auc,ien.-On TUESDAY M0RNIN6, 10Th
inst at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, At our Auctic
Store, conner 9th street and Penn avenue, q stock
Of Boots and Shoes, Shoe iDdings. &c;a
10 pairs Of irst-Tate Peg Boots, light and heavy
Light cow Congress and Lasting 6aiters
Bronzed Jenny Lind Shoes
Black and Colored Morocco do
Md slippers, Cloth do
embroidered and White Slippers
AZ SniIarens' Black and Fancy slippers
snoe Findings, Laces, Ribbons &c
Al OF which viii be sold without reserve.
Terms $50 and urder, cash over tina amount
credit CT 80, CO. and 90 DAYS, for satsfl ctorily
endorsed notes, bearing Interest.
WALL, BARNARD & Co,
maj '-ls Auctiopeers
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WARRINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
from sx a. no tiil s . m on III
Tuesday and Wednesday for the accommodation
OF all who may wish to purchase tickets In ad-
vance Of the starting Of trains
mar4N Il. H. PARSONS, Agent. q,
TyOYS AND FANCY NOTlONS-TH e
L greatest variety In the city, and prices low,
at 50. LAMMOND'S,
mar AIT 80. 40 4e4 7lh street.
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By WALL, BARNARD & CO., Auctioacers.

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioacers.
I1OSITkyE SALE OF CARRIAGES, Bug
gys,apdRsckaways account of whon
II May csncern.-Un III tuesday,, 10th instant
at IL O'Clock m, we will cell, without reser re al
auction, In front OF our waIerooms, corner Of 9th
a. d Louisina avenue, (HaHup & Weeden's Build
ing y
New Carriage, ielts for four, made In the very
best style
Pheaton, built to order, and suitable for ply
5ician
Rockway, nearly new. light and pretty
no top Buggy, but little used, ard lately Put In
complete order
With one or two other articles not lere descrIb-
ed
ieIms: One third cash; the balance ia two
equal payments Of 60 az d 90 DAYS for sa isfactoi
ly endorsed notes, bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
mar 5-ts Auctioreers
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Georgetown, will be rented by the night, or
leased by the year, to any responsible association
This Is the only Hall In the District with scenery
Terms moderate. Apply to ID FORREST, LIST
street, Cox's Row, GEORGETOWN, mar 4-2w*
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"A House In Franklin Row, now occupied by
Hon. G. Cushing, Attorney General. II has all
the modern improvements, hot and cold water
bath rooms, chandeliers, and gas fxtAres
This Is one OF the most elegant and desirable
locations In the city, commanding q beautiful
view Of the city and OF the Potomac river 1t Is
in front OF one Of the most beautiful public
squares in this city, with a delightful and con-
slant supply OF good water. II is entirely free
from dust and mosquitoes. Inquire OF WM
WALL, Of Wall and stephens, jig Penesylva-
MIA avenue, .t.r mar aim
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w Child.en's Hosiery, &C., at cost al
MCLAUGHLIN CO,
mar j 20, between Sth and 9th streets
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Howard EAeIS1 CoxPAHY.-Ths following
10 the hss Of cficers and members or Howard
Engine Company No "a, of New York city,
now on a visit here ::
h<Oneer,.E
: M Mner' fortmln, J Parker, Secretary,
mack, Assistant do. A Suydam, Trsasurer.
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NATIONAL EATING HOUSE.

NJKW GOODS JUST RECEIvED.-WE
IN have completed opening the richest styles OF
Gentlemen,s Furnishing Goods, the New YORK
Markets can afford, such as
Shirts, Drawers
Cravats Scans, Ties
stocks, Suspendeu
Hosiery, Gloves, Pocket hoIn
All OF which are new and choice Sann
GEO. II. b WHITE CO.'S
CENTS Fdrni. hing Store. 33a Pa, avenue,
-, az e, between 9th and 10th SITS.
HaIRTS. OF EVERY STYLE, COLOR,
SAND QUALITY we have now In stock
a.. most com plete assortment Of Dress SKIRTS
we have ever had the pleasure Of Offering 70 our
customers and the public.
GentIemen desiring good ftting Shirts, without
auy risk to run, will do well 10 give IN q call.
shirts made 60 order and warranted 90 ft Call
at GEO. n. b. WHITE CO .,
ga Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts.
feb 25-eo6t rr
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

WASHINGTON, February ., 1887.
feb 2i-3tawtmar9&d
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