davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-16
New Store and New Goods
d. r. CiLL.-.DRAPER and TAILOR,

MONTGOMERY ST., OPPOSITE The ORLEANS HOTEL.
NATHERE will be found the largest assortment OF
w Cloths, C4ssmeres, oeskns and SILK Vest
Ings of every description, offered 10 the citizens
If Oroyille Having employed the services or Mr. )
G. BALLOON in the Cutting Department, feel conf
dent in saying that my clothes will he manufactured
in II STYLE and workmanlike manner unsurpassed 10y
any establishment in the state Come and try me,
and Judge for yourself My stock also consists OF
Cusiom Made Clothing, GenlIeman's Furnishing
Goods ef every description, Rnbe Co.'S Best Mole
skin Hats Prices To suit the times.
The latest styles received by every Steamer. ml1f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
DIED.,

On the 4th instant. at o'clock a. m, SARAH
ELLEN POORE, aged l3 years.
Inc friends and acquantances of the family are
respectfully invited to atterd the funeral fom the
residence Of her mother No. ia I'D street. on Sun
day next, at O'Clock p. IN.
, The deceased desers more than a passing notice
Her amrable disposition and engaging manners Sc
cured large circle of friends who will long mourn
ner departure; She had n countenance singuIarIy
sweet, the reflex ofa pure and generous soul. In,
nocent herself. she thought no evil OF Others and
was trustiul and contdng. The religious element
PTedomlnated In her character, and after a painful
Illness borne with resignation. she departed this life
IN tne confidence of blissfu immortality. q" May
she rest in peace"
With as much zeal, devotion pety
She always lived as other saints do die:
still with her soul severe account she kent
w coping al debts out ere she slept.
Then down IN peace and innocence she Law
UnsullIed with the journey of the day :"
VIC.
Tn the 4th instant, about o'clock d. M aft r
prntracted illness which he bore with great pa fence
caInly trusting IN the merits of his X edeemer
bEOHGE n. JONES, late Secretary for the Sign
ing of and Patents, IN the 50th hear of his age
Inc funeral services will take place at his late
residence, No. S4 New York avenue, between ~ h
ana iU'h streets, To morrow (Sunday fternoOn at
4ocock. HIS friends nre respectfully invited To be
present without further notice.
tfIichInond and Petersburg pa perS please COPY },
la Georgetown, ID. C., the 4th instant Mrs
MARY JAN T. SHAW, aged 20 years
Her funeral Will take place Tomorrow Sunday }
Afternoon. at O'Clock, from the residence of her
father, Mr.. George Harrison, on Congress street
near Bridge street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

Corner Of PeanSyIrania a re % &c and sth sfr,,t
GALE OF ELEGANT CHINA, GLASS. TER
- RA Gotta, AND PLATtD WARE, BIsQUEr FIG-
&c.-On FRIDAY NOR MING the Ith instant NJ
10 O'Clock. at Combs Hall, No zR9 PennsylvanJa .V.
enue, south sId- the corner of 10Th street we
Will sell one oil the largest and most elegant sSsort
nent oil Glass and China Ware, &c, ever offered IN
thus city; we name but in part
CUT BOhemlan Decanters, Gnbets, Wines, Tum-
bers, and Articles for the Toilet
RIch Cut glass Ware of every VARIETY
Beautiful Cut glass and Bohemian Vases Shades
and Mantel Ornaments,
Elegant Terra Gotta Vases, Ornaments, Figures nd
Baskets, ~
Fine and heavily plated Casters, LiGuor Stands
Walters, Mugs, Goblets &c,
farlan Nases. Figures, and Ornaments,
Beautiful rench China Tea and Coffee Sets. Tete-
tete Sets,
Fine French China Cups and Saucers,
beautiful painted China Vases, Figures, and Man
tel Ornaments.
A large lot of Fancy Goods, Perfumery &c,
Also limited amount Of first class Jewelry
inese goods have been selected with great car az
, styIe and quailfy, and will be offered by the
piece par or set, and every article warranted as
sale continued on riday and Saturday nights, and
saturday morning. Ladies invited to attend
morning and evening.
Terms cash IN bank able funds,
az dts WALL BARNARD. Aucts.
NJ THE ABOVE SAI.EIS UNAVOIDABL.Y
fosiponed owing 10 the goods not arriving IN lime
until FRIDAY, December II, 50 me hour.
do-td WALL d BARNARD, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
G. E ORGE TOWN AFFAIRS
cO,rsspondenes Of Tas STAY.
6RoReKrowN, Dec s. 1857

GEoRsKTowN, Dec S, 1857.
The general quiet that prevails among us, our
almost entire exemption from everything like an
outbreaking spirit Of rowdyism, hremen's and
other riots, the entire absence Of everything liz.
onrglaries, pocket picking or any kind of thefts
o. other crimes OF magnitude, is prima Gaeis evil
dance OF good government. Upon the whole
there are very few cities in the land which pre-
sent so many attractive features a place for
private residence as Georgetown.
The owner OF the lot on the corner of First and
Fsyette streets, upon which the nag-pole OF th,.
Young Mems Buchanan and Breck iurtdre Club
stood, having determined to build upon the same.
the society resolved, at its meeting on Thursday
night, 20 take the same down As this pole has
answered well the end Of its CREATION. we move
that II be given TO the poor for fuel and all the
resi- OF the political poles now standing about
town he disposed Of in a similar manner
The prepared material for the superstructure of
the Little Falls bridge is being rapidly trans
ported to the premises by the contractors, Messrs
stone Quigley. When once the stone piers are
completed, and the wood materials on the grou nd
II will require but little time il the weather con
inues favorable for outdoor work, 10 raise the
remaining spars. The plan of the bridge is such
that every piece Of the material has been pc
pared and numbered with such precision as TO be
easily placed in its proper position, without the
least d difficulty or alteration
Who can explain the cause1 While Peunsyl
wanna avenue was brilliantly lighted last night
the streets Of our city Were shrouded in almost
Egyptian darkness. IL is the subject of conSid-
erable talk among the Bfidge street citizens this
morning.
The offerings Of beef cattle at Drovers' Rest
and Fosset's Yard yesterday, amounted II 600
head, nearly all of which were purchased NV
District butchers at a. 75aS4 IS on the hoof equal
to - 5odSs so net; quality inferior. Sheep-I5O
offered and sold at - 50as3 ~ per head Hogs
80 SO pork, from wagons, 81 from stores g. so
Flour is held at IS l2aS5 IS; small sales since
our last report at IS u; considerable quantities
are beginning to he shipped to North and
European markets. Wheat ~ rs TO 81 l6 for
good qualities of red and white Old corn asa
7Oc new 81 iOaS2 50 per bbl in the ear 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

The RIvER.-Some 500 head of cattle pass ed
over the Long Bridge yesterday on their route to
tue baltimore market. The country people are
taxing advantage OF the present good weather to
bring their produce to market Some three hmm.
dred wagons from the country came over the
aey y,etdsy Loaded with corn, wheat, pork,
AT Rlley's warerooms a crate containing crock
cry ware, addressed to J. F. Ring, Tor King re-
mains uncalled for o. s'
At Magruder K Stones wharf-Arrived scbrs
Mahlon, Nortwel, from PHILADELPHIA, with 90
tons oil coal; Havilah, Meekins from Philadel-
phia, with 40 tons of coal
IL becomes our melancholy duty to record the
suicide OF a valuable horse beloppipp To one of
the teamsters at Riley's wharf The animal i'm
question was of melancholy turn in his youth
supposed TO rave been caused by the fact of his
having gone bli nd at an early period of his his
tory Being OF family of horses denominated
IN sporting circles "thorough bred, - and having
been doomed by misfortune to the mental EN-,
PiOyment OF carting oysters from the wharves
about the town, his morbid state Of mind grew
upon him until one day recently being I'm an &C.
centric mood he absolutely and fatty refused to
work. No persuasion or threat could induce him
to draw. He Planted his hoofs firmly in the mind
and said, as plainly as horse could say it. that
ne d see his master singed before he'd draw an
other oyster. He was accordingly let loose upon
the commons, where he roamed several DAYS, in
aristocratic dleness; but being this morning com
PEELED by his master to convey from the wharf
cart containing sh bushels of oysters, he was
observed TO look desperate; and, finally, without
giving previous notice of his Intention he walk
ed deliberately to the edge Of the wharf and
turning his sightless eyes in the direction Of his
late disgrace, he plunged into the muddy Poto-
mac A few short struggles, a characteristic
switch OF his tail, and all was over, Thi. is the
second horse suicide we have had occasion To
record within the last year.
EXHIBIT OF THE FUNDS of st. Johns Bsnevo-
lent Society for the year ending the 3lst October
1857:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
CENTRE MAarrr.-Th,. morning ~. ma. :,

CkNrRE MARrrr.-Thia morning. The m,-,.,
Wa, crowded throughout, and better supplv has
se en been exhibited within the marker .n,cs'
,sin; house was surrounded by wagons con.
ssi1,ng country pork. Of fine quality, which was
no,l,ts IaP,aly at - 50a SITS per cwt The
supply, the stands for the sale of wild ducks
,,.f,s supplied, and dealers say that, although
WIG mnu dacks are not Plentiful In the Potomac
Jmt S.h. supply may be obtained from the bay
u ,tnt tne season The hay stands Were occu
pIea' ana the prices asked varied from 25 cent.
W 10 per cwt The showers last night caused
40 1ver-supPiy Of mud in the space, and made
nriasI nnaeT the sheds disagreeable. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
New Yarf N1aYkets

NV YORK, Dec. Flour Is quiet sales Of
800 bbls.; State 81 Coal so; Ohio IS 2Oa5 IS
Southern IS I5as5 So -'I =
e. w heat is quiet sales unimportant Corn has
declined; sales of 7,000 bushels; prices are NOM
mai.
Pork Is quiet mess sI7 55as1s; prime SIS 50
aSl6. Beef is steady; Chicago repacked sI3a
Sl3 50. Lard is steady az IOaIfc
Whisky il dull; Ohio 23Kc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
q TO-MORKOW MOKNING
By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

pUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of deed of trust ex
No. SS, foIos 257, 2s8, 25e s6O and s6l one of the
iand records OF Washington county. District of Co
,umba, shall, on SATURDAY. the 5th of Deoem-
oner Tor sale at public auction, to the bidder
me eastern hall Of Lot No s, Square No
Calan as the same is recorded In the Office Of the
record OF SAID city of Washington, District of Co
Terms cash. The property tn be resold at the
rlsk ana expense OF the purchaser unless the terms
day of sale. ~ ~
EDW. c. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
n l3-law&ds A GREEN Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

DYSPEPSIA AND FIrs.-Dr. Tracy DeIorme great
eure5 OF Consumption, for several years so bad
~ anlcted by dye pepsla that for a part of the time
he was confined to his bed. He was eveutualy cured
by prescription furnished him by young ciaIrvoy-
AM ghi This prescription, given by mere child
while IN state of trance has cured eyerybody who
has taken 1t. never having failed once 1t is equally
as sure IN cases of hts as of spepsa. The ingre-
TINS valuable prescription to any person who will
supply me with the nrmes tand residences) of ten or
more, individuals suffering with diseases of the
chest lungs, or throat, knowledge of such iuva-
IDS and the way to reach them, al aid to my regu-
lar business. Address DIR. Tracy Delorme New
York Post Office. -"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
A PHASE o. tv..n.,a,o-I ,r.

W "Ash Nc Ton LIFE
1feat sought to be, Pilgarlic he
- Who fatety raised q fuss . -4uAH
IN ne,R Us Though our towns ennui,
"A by enotts at a Inuss.
Sentle swain who did complain, "a
vi grievance dire ard great. Pee
may mere behold his picture pain. .s.
In hopes it's not too late. ia a-
ms doughty wight, with logic lore, Hr.~
oave forth about some pap" : ..r-..
Conceaing that abu ndfnt store -'
hts lot hath been To lap. .s...
AT birth, his parents both were fed
From Uncle Sans wide CRIB, ...-.-
And never since could he he led ...---r.
To try aught other nib. .'..f
For twenty. years. or longer span,
This luscious pap he suek'd,
his nurture-baby, boy, and man.
m His ribs have under tuck'd:
There's not tissue in his flame
But from this pap's expressed;
Yet, ke the dirty bird Of fame
He doth dehle his nest.
But blame him not, the pampered pet.
OF Uncle SANS sweet sops,
For having shown what's daily met
The want of sense in fops.
nth staggering gait and Haunting air.
He tried to cut swell,
But, having failed, in grim DIES pair
He gave dying yell. ....
IL AsNoDrr-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-For PerfHmed Breath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion use Balm of
i:W Flowers For dressing Ladies' hair use
w oOdland Cream new ponade /: il causes gem
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. w p. FETRIDGE Il CO.
PreprietOrs, New York.
, nhYLoR q MAURY, Booksellers, between 9th and
lVIn ST., Ia avenue. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
The NIayerslty of Bc.ton

BosroS, Dec "A large meeting of citizens
was held last evening, when Frederick w Lin
coin was nominated for Mayor, and also a full
ticket for Aldermen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
FrezzoIini and Strakosch.

CHARLESTON, Dec i.-Mademoi< eIle Frezznlini
and Mr.. and Madame stTakosch left here to-day,
on the steamer Isabella, for Havana. 20 fulfill
their engagement with Max Maretzek director
Il the Italian Opera at the Theatre Tacon in
Havana They have been very successful Ia
their recent Southern tour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
Suicide ut New Bedford

NEw BEDFORD, Mass. Dec. 3.-James Il Rich
mond, brass founder Of this city, and highly
respected citizen, committed suicide this after
noon by shooting himself through the head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

HALIFAX. Dec. 4.-The royal mail steamship
Niagara, from Boston, arrived at one, and "a led
At 3 o'clock this morning for Liverpool. Wealth
er cloudy, with light north wind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
By BADEN d LOUNDS, Auctioneers.

BY BADEN d LOUNDS, Auctioneers
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DrIy
- executed and recorded made by VIM. Morran
10 the subscriber, shall sell, on MONDAY the 7fh
day OF December, at 3 O'Clock q. IN, en- the Nayy
Yard Hill opposite the residence of Ge en- Henderson,
that handsome leasehoid Property on Lot IN Square
S2S, consisting of twO-stOry Frame House, with
back building, on ground rent of So per aunum.
said property Is sod subject TO another deed of
trust. not yet due. and the purchaser will have the
benefit of the credit on said trust.
Terms: $50 cash the balance on the maturity
oil the deed of trust above alluded to- which will be
made known on the day of sale.
III the terms not complied with within three
days from the day of SAFE, the subscriber reserves
the right to resell the the risk and cost of the
deiautIng purchaser.
JOHN l.. SMITH, Trustee
BADEN Il LOUNDS,
~ cots Intel. AuctIOneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.-Flour il dull and lower,
Howard street aud City Mills super As
w heat is inactive; fair 10 prime reds slaSI 10
fair To good whites Sl.lsal %. Corn In heavy
old white amp yellow 69a70c.; new white 57s5sc
yellow 56s62c.
WHISKY is unchanged; City 22X; Ohio &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
The BaItic's News.

ST. JOINS, n. F Dec. s.-Nothing has vet
h-en heard Of the Collins steamship Baltic, now
due of Cape Race.
The news yacht OF the New York Associated
lress, and another vessel employed especially for
the purpose in consequence OF the present very
foSgv weather, are of the Cape, 10 endeayor TO
obtain the Baltic's advices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
Trial of Henry l.. Suttou.

BosToN. Dec. q Henry l.. Sutton, tried for
killing John Hilton, the f.Limerick Bow % in an
ARRAY was acquitted by the jury after a few
minutes elaboration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
by A. OK Elm, AuctIuneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN r

H TUREAT AUcrION.-On MONDAY the 18th in
slant, ] shall sell, at 40 O clock a. m AT the resi-
dence OF lady declining Housekeeping, on the north
.ide oil MaryIa nd avenue, No go. between Az and
oth streets. on the Island. an excellent assortment
OF Furniture. viz = ~ =
Mahogany Sofas. ParlOr and ocki ng Chairs
do Bureaus and Tables -
merry and maple Wardrobes and Washstands
Painted and VenItIan Binds,
cane and other Chairs.
carpets, Stoves, Redsts ats. &c,
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash, IN current funds. -u
DIST 2 A.GREEN. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
MARRIED..

On Thursday morning. Dec. Sd. by the Rev. q co.
w. sampson, WILLIAM III. FENTON of Bur
iington. ". j.. to CORDEi.IA. second dang ter of
the late John Walker, of Washington, ID. C.
burlington papers please COPY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
TheGottou Trade.

MOBILE, Dec. 4.-Cotton-Sales Of the week
IO,oU bales. Receipts for the same time, ~, OOo.
Stock on hand 70,uoO; Middling lO9c.
CHARLEsToN, Dec. 4.-Middling fair Cotton
to-day is nOminally IOx.
At Augusta and Savannah Cotton declined ic
on the Americas advices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
Embarkation of Gen, Pierce.

NORFOLK, Dec. i.-Ex- President Pierce and
lady Will embark on board the Powhafzn TO-
morrow. The steamer will sail for Madeira to-
morrow afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

ir WILL PAY to look IN At FRANCIS, on Seventh
street. He has all the new and useful articles for
Housekeeping, and large stock of Baskets, Cahas.
90. He Is selling low. d. Iw'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
Financial
NRW YnRK. Dec 5-Stoc

NEW YORK, Dec 5.-Stocks generally are low
er. Chicago and Rock island p 4; Cumberland
Coal Co. D. Illinois Central bonds % y; la Crosse
and Mil. III; Michigan Southern Is; New York
Central ia; Reading 81, Nil. and Miss. 32k;
Missouri 6's 7SS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
Riot on the Erie RaiIr..d.

New YoRk, Dec 5.-rwo hund red men en-
ployed at the Erie Railroad Depot, Piermont,
work at reduced wages. Others were hired
here, but on arriving az Piermont the discharged
workmen resisted the landing Of the new hands
aud compelled them to retreat A police force
was procured from the city, and another attempt
to lard was made last night, but the mutineers
numbering six hundred. were posted on the
landing with cannon, and prevented disembsrks-
ton. The steamer with the new hands on board
hauled of, and awaits further orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


LouIsvrLLK Dec. 3-The eraminat,on M NIL
ier, whose revelations In regard 10 the murder Of
Rascal Rascal ID. Craddock, I'm the month Of August,
100, caused much excitement here, Is now pro-
pressing He tells a pretty straight story, ae-
nnnowledging thst he participated IN the murder.
ruoIic opinion, however IL skeptical, and strong
.oroooration will be required to substantIate his
LouIsvuLE, Dec t-The hearing OF the mar
ues IN the Crsddock murder case las been con-
seven Of the prisoners accused of par
i. .IpaI"s IN tne crime were discharged, having
the commitment OF Miller on the charge OF per
Jury on. the Justice replied that be was ALREADY
neld on the charge OF murder by his own confes-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
AUCTI0N sALFs
By WALL q BARNARD A.,

- by WALL q BARNAR ID, Auctio. eer,
GALE OF FURS, SHAWLS, CLOAKs n,,
- G0oDs. Fancy GooDs, and PEtrrNrsS M
TUESDAY MORNING, 9Th inst, az 10 o,clack :.
our suction ROOM corner Of 9th street and Pc, 49,
wanna avenue, we will sell q large assortment of
Furs, Dry Goods, re, as "
Sets Of Furs. Cuff and Mufs
Silk and other DRESS Goods
six and Cloth Claaks, MATTHIAS, and Scarfs
Large Stock OF Fancy Goods.
Also, stock Of Perfumery, with a,great variety
not here mentioned. N
Terms cash.
Ladies especially invited to attend. sE
u s-a WALL& BARNARD, Aucis.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of three writs
~ OF FIerl Facas, issued from the Clerks Once
me Circuit court Of the District of Columbia for
Lhe county oil Washington, and to me directed.
via ex pose To pubiie sale for cash, front of the
xoudt. mouse door OF SAID county. on THCRSDAN,
the loth oil December, at IL O'Clock m the following
described property To wit all defendants right III
e Ham, ano interest in and to that part OF lot No
u, In square No. ia, Commencing p feet inches
from the northeast corner of said lot fronting rs r.
6lnches on street north between OH and Iath SIS
west and RAINING back that width the whole do nth
OF the lottogether with all and lar the i'm
ments thereon, seized and levied upon as the prom
ety OF William ID. Aoken, and will be sold 10 sstls-
~ juan GAS Nos SOL 578, and 579, 10 October TERM
GlaTk, Peter Steer and Fielder N. Magrud r., rs.
5-dtds Marshal for ths Ms ~ Co.,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

school is 50.
The Managers report that they have relieved,
during the past year, "a families and distributed
isi garments OF different kinds
The GUARDS and Special Police have frequently
OF late had their attention drawn to the vicinity
OF the Capitol, by the reports Of pistols in that
neighboIhood. BY closely watching, they dis
covered that the pistols were fired in the CapitoI
Grounds after the gates Were clo,ed The Tan.
tain OF the Guards reported the circumstances TO
the proper authority, and was informed that the
SdPlioi Poiice, after the gates were closed, fred
the old loads from their pistols This accounts
IoT The reports Of riots in that direction
The FRASKLTS's SECOND BALL comes off on
Monday night next, in their new Hall on D
street between 18th and 18th street. We need
hardly say that II is destined to be a delightful
entertainment; for no other association of w ASH
Ihgton young men are more proverbial for getting
up such affairs with great success Theirs are
aWavs graced by the presence Of host of brig ht-
EYED and agreeable young ladies, who shed a
raulance over them, most inviting indeed.
FOREsTALLINs THE MARkEr.-This practice
has been resumed again by persons huckstering
in the Washington markets. This morning sew.
eral warrants were issusd for the arrest of parie.
fof violating the market laws Several citizens
who have noticed the acts, have given informa-
comes to their knowledge.
LECTURE on TEMPERANCE-PTof O. g. Fow
Ter, the distinguished lecturer and writer on
phrenology and physiology, II is announced, will,
lecture before the Freeman's Vigilant Associa-
ton Tomorrow evening, at TempeIa nce Hall
Judging from the reputation W Itch precedes prof
r very interesting and instructive lecture NAV
be expected
WE are desired to say by one of the contractors
for the building Of the Armory that the Inn of
'E. Bird Co." in whose name the contract
was taken, consisted Of r.. Bird John Bird, Jno.
W Ise and Jerome Callahan and that the ca r
Penter's work was performed by F. & Bird
and the brick work by Wise & Callahan. =
DIsOKDERLY The vicinity Of Tenth and ID sts
was disturbed last night by a man who had
aimed himself with 4 musket and was marc hing
about making threats Of violence and swearing
profanely. Several persons, after considerable,
dlmcultY, succeeded in taking him away before
the officers arrived at the neighborhood.
ALEXANDRIA MUsIcAL.-This evening. Mile
Parodi, II. Vieuxtemps, Miss Miner, the new
E0glish prima donna, and Nj Perring, the new
English tenor, will give a grand concert In Alex
andria. They will expect a most brilliant re-
ceptiOn. -
San ACCIDENT We regret to learn that MIR
Francis Stone lost his life on the 4th inst. by
blast near culyert No. Of the Washington Aoue
duet
The particulars Of this sad event have not
reached us
RoBBERY.-Last night, an old gentleman named
Hntchins was attacked by thieves on Ninth st
near the Patent Office and knocked down and
robbfd OF about 500. Unfortunately Mr. N
could not identify the parties
Anon ~