Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07
The LEVY covxr, Of washington county, met

| in the Aldermen's chamber at II O'Clock. a. I'M
on Monday.
The President laid before the Court the seventh
| quarterly report Of the Treasurer and CLERK m
was referred to the committee on accounts 70, CT.
| animation, who reported il correct
Mr. Kennedy, from the committee TO which wa.
referred the account for furnishing fuel for the
use Of the Orphans Court, reported thereon, and
S3i IL was appropriated to pay the same.
Mr.. Lough6orough offered the following reso-
| luton, which was adopted:
Rssolred, That all the bills against the Orphan,
Court, for which this Court may be liable shall be
sworn to by the creditor their agents, and also
certified by the Judge of the Orphans Court to lie
correct before they be paid by the treasurer of this
Court
The accounts of John B. Kibby and WIN. San
| derson supervisors, were ordered to lie paid.
The Chair (l.ewis Carberry, Esq y read a COM
| muncation from Mr.. Scaggs, in relation to a road
running through his land, and asking compensa-
ton for the same; laid on the table.
The Chair also read letter directed TO the Clerk,
from John r. Warning, on the subject Of the tar
imposed on his personal property; laid the table
The draft Of the treasurer Of this Court to p
Shoemaker, Esq, on the Mayor Of Georgetown
having been returned unpaid, it was referred to
Mr.. White Of Georgetown, to see the Recorder of
the town on that subject.
On motion Of Mr. Pearce, the College Lane road
and the old Piney Branch road were ordered to be
repaired.
The following justices were present and took
their seats in court Lewis Carberry Joshus Pearce
Henry Haw, III. Loughborough, J. A. Kennedy.
Henry Naylor, Samuel Drury, Robert White and
Nicholas Callan, clerk and treasurer
The court then adjourned till Monday, the 18th
inst, at IL o'clock, a. III.
ARRIVALS ASD DEPARTURES AT THE WESTERN
WHARvEs.-irTiralS-Sc Olivia Buxton. Will
liams. master, from Bath, Me, ice to Middleton;
schr II. X. Dunton. Pinkum master from Bath
Me, ice to same; schr. r. H. Shannon, Corsey.
master, from Boston, ice to same schr Lady Ellis
Marsh, master, from Boston, ice to same. Steam
tug Hero, with three barges in tow. pipe for the
Water Works. Schr. Geo. V. Scott, Hubbard
master, coal for the Gas Company
Depnr'"ros-Schr. Thos. X. Skinner, Perry mas
ter guano, bone dust and plaster for the Patuxent
river, loaded by Morgan & Rhinehart; canal boat
Fannie Trndle, Trrndle master, for Edward $
Ferry, bone dust and plaster. loaded by Morgan &
Rhinehart; canal boat Ohio. Point Rocks loaded
by Morgan Rhinehart with guano, plaster and
bone dust. Business has been very brisk at the
western wharves, for the past two weeks Large
quantities Of pipe. coal and ice have arrived and
lots Of fertilizers have been shipped by Our enter
prising friends Morgan Rhinehart. Their phos-
phatlc guano goes off finely. Let our farmers but
give it trial and we are quite they will not
regret il.
The BALTIMORE MrRDERERs.-We learn from
agentleman who came from INA polls last evening,
that the Governor of Maryland has given his de-
cided and irrevocable refusal to listen to appeals
from committees who have been importunfng
him in behalf Of the condemned murderers Gam
brill, Corrie, Cropp and Cyphus alias Stephens
who arc to be hung tomorrow. The Governor
has stated. in effect that hereafter, while he re-
mains in office, lie will not listen to any appeals
in behalf of murderers who have been condemned
by the law, but will, in all let the law Ike
its course. So the execution will take place at
TX a m tomorrow, in the Jail yard Of the Bal
hmore Jail. The sheriff has issued five hundred
admission tickets, which have all been distributed
| and no person will be admitted within the prison
yard without a ticket.
y : no ri. If sb
ington without distinction of creed will rejoice.
we know well. to learn that to the Rev Father
Mcguire, late the president of Georgetown College
has been assigned the pastoral charge of this
church in their midst which will be ready for
dedication on the 10Th Of May proximo. The ster-
ling points OF the sonal and clerical character
Of DR.. Mcguire have so long made him man of
| mark in this community that all know him for
clergyman of fcrvent piety, great public utility,
and never-failing practical sense. characteristics
emlnently qualifying him for the disc barge of the
arduous duties and responsibility of the pastorship
OF the very large congregation that will at once
gather under his ministration.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANYIvERsARy.-A meeting of
the Sunday School Union of this city was held on
Monday evening last. at the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church, Rev. I. p. Tustn in the chair and Mr.
Il. Richards secretary, at which it was determined
to have the Anniversary exercises the 18th of
May, and al the Capitol grounds instead of as
usual for several years past, in the different
churches. Mr.. o. G. Wight was elected Marshal
for the occasion, and Messrs Magruder, Bradley
Wight, Rhees SharrettS, Ballantync, and Rich
ards, a committee of arrangements, after which
the meeting adjourned to meet In the + street
| church on Monday evening next at O'Clock.
THE ISLAND MARKET-HoUsE.-The committee
appointed by the citizens of the Seventh Ward
held on Tuesday evening, to select site for the
proposed Market-house in that ward met last eve
ming to attend to that duty. We understand that
they agreed unanimously on the lot of ground w.
ing between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets.
and between Virginia avenue and ID street, ar the
best location for the proposed market. They will
| make their report to the meeting to be held on
| next Wednesday evening.
CENTRE MARKEr-Ths morning. the attend
ance of purchasers and dealers was as large as
usual at this season. The fish stands attract much
attention, and the demand continues to keep pace
with the supply, and prices are consequently the
same as during the last two weeks The price of
hay is from 15 TO 100 cents per cwt. The supply
in the sheds is about the average, and the prices
unchanged.
WATCH RETURNs.-Wm. Green. colored, luna
tic; held for safety. James A. Weaver. drunk and
disorderly; fine and costs, sails. Virginia Allen
cOlored, profanity; fine and costs, Sis. Robert
Seymour, do, do; 81 IS. Three dodgers only
last night.
TIKI SIcKLEs' TRIAL.-The Weekly Star which
will be out by ten o'clock tomorrow, friday
will contain decidedly the best report extant. of
this trial, so far as II has progressed.
BE SURF ron are right, and inquire for Mrs Gard
ner's Indian Balsam of I.IverwoTt aud HoarhnunG,
II you suf ring fron Coughs, Colds, Bronc hitis
Asthma. in fact any lung disease. IL be found
at all Druggists. ap6-lw
SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGORAroR.-It is, In truth
ness General Debility that SO often battles the
skill ofour most emi nent ply lans.
DIR. Sanford has been for a long time one of the
eminent ply sicians of New York, and, IT is said
most Of his cases treated with the Invigorator
with such invariable success that he has been in
duoed to Offer il as a family medicine, and let the
world have the benefit Of his discovery. Ifthose
who are troubled with debility, headache, languor
or slow, lingering fever will try bottle, think
they might save ply sicians bills and days. perhaps
years, ofsufsring. Sold by all Druggists.
mar 16-2wr -
THE REsoM ofdestructiOn is the fatality among
Young and middle ged to ndulgein excess aud
debasng habits Those who are ycarning for some
influence TO dispel the growing evil should read
Human Frailty, or Physiological Researches" 1t
denestes in ririd colOrx for il Is beautifully illus
trated) the causes and effects local and vital dis
case and decay, pointing ont the only sure s1fetg
rnlre. Read the aivrrti cement of 'rriasemar )" in
another column. Sold by DIR. Barrow, PSI Prince
street, New York Price 25 cents. Sent free every
where.
For sale in this city by Ford 4 Bro, corner Pa
avenue and 18th street. mar 3Lw4w