Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1855, Page 3

EVENING STAR. Local Intelligence. Covxci1ts —Board of Aldermen.—The coo Aldermen met yesterday afternoon, adjournment, Mr. President Clark in Se ‘Chair. The Chair announced the stand. ing and joint committees, as follows : STANDING COMMITTERS. Oa Finance—Messrs. Houston, Evons, and Jn Improvements—Mesers. Pepper, Smith, and Bayly. Polico—Messrs, Busey, E , and Dove. a Cisime—Mesncs. Pearson, Sasiy, end Marks On Sehools—Mesers. Marks, Pepper, and ler. ce Fire Department—Messrs. Smith, Dove, and Tretler. (a Elections—Messrs. Evans, Pearson, and ar Unfinished Business—Messrs, Emery, Houston, and Tretler. JOINT COMMITTERS. On the Asylum—Messrs. Marks, Emory, and iller. . = the Health of — City—Messrs. Busey. der, and Smith. "Zee Canal—Messrs. Pepper and Houston. On Wharves—Messrs. Magruder and Pear- gon. Enrolled Bills—Mr. Bayly. Os the accounts of the Register—Mr. Evans. On the money transactions of the Corpora- Mr. Busey. i i Conse and destroy Due Bills—Mr. tler ooh Te examine into the eligibility of the As- sersors—Meesrs Smith, Dove, and ery r. Pepper presented the memorial of the Wahingua nd Alexandria Railroad Com- y for permiseion to lay raila eloog Mary- | 2s ssl emagreeg oe Long Bridge to the Capitol, and thence by First strect west and wn od avenve to the Baltimore and Obie Washington) Kailroad depot; referred to the improvements committee. . Mr. Busey presented a potition frem Ottin- & Co. for permission t> erect a telegraph; to the police committee Ry apathien ean DLW easily <f al, fac sg wooden foot bridge over Tiber creek at its jmtersection with the canal at Third street ‘west; referred to the improvements committee. Mr. Miller presented the protest of R. B. Owens against the admiszion of Wm. Douglass asaceesgor of the Fourth Ward; referred to the election committee. Mr Magruder presented testimony in behalf ef Jacob Gideon in bis contest for tne seat in this Board, to which Mathew G Emery Lad been returned by tho election commissioners as having been eiected; referred to the com- mittee on elections. Also the petition of Henry Saunders in re- Iation to certain damage done to his property; referred to the improvements committee. Mr. Pepper presented the petition of D. A. Hall, e¢ af, for a pavement on tho east and ‘west sides of Pourth street, between New York avenue and © street north; referred to the im- rovements ccmmittee Also, tho petition of William Feeney, for remission of a fine; referred to the claims cowmittee. Mr Magrader presented the petition of John Callahan for the remizsion of a fines referred to the claims committee. Mr. Bayly presented the testimony on the part of J. C. Fitsgerald, in his contest fora seat at this board awarded to 3. C. Busey b; the election commissioners of the Fifth Ward; referred to the election committee Mr. Bayly offeced a joint resolution direct- ing the register to farnizh the new members of the two boards with a copy of the corporation laws; - Mr. Busey reported, from the police com- mittee, a bili granting permission to Ottinger & Co to crest a telegraph along certain streets; passed The Chair lcid befure the board the mayor’s communication, includicg the repert of tho Intendant of the asylum fcr the month of May last; referred to the azylum committce. Mr. Pepper presented the petition of Mirs Rebecca K. Bilings; referred to the finance committee ‘The Chair laid before the Board the Mayor’s cemmunication enclosing a letter frox Thos. Biagdeo, in reference to the interest on & bal- ance of $100 due on the purchase of Odd Fel- lows Hali, Navy Yard, in 1853; referred to the finance committee . Mr Miller presented a resolution for the Prevention of the indiscriminate sale of poi- sonous drug: in the City of Wazhirgton; re- ferred to the health comuittee. Mr. Miller also offered 2 resoiztion request. ing the Surveyor to examine into tae cause of the inundation, during tae heavy r property located on the corner of Twelfth and @ streets, in the Socond Ward, Square 434, and to report the best mode of Teme'tying the evil and the cost thereof, 4c.; passed: A Mayor's communications, in reference to the affairs of the corporation (in priot) was laid before the Boerd; referred to tie finance committee. Also, a communication from the Rogister transmitting the record of the names of the Voters at the recent elections; referred to the election committee Mr. Busey ivtroduced a bill authorising the appeistment of s cuperintendemt of public — referred to the public echool commit- Mr. Houston cifered a joint resolution for the appointment of a joint committee to attend to the interests of the corperation before Con- gree; agreod to The Chair appointed Mezers. Houston, Evats, and Miller, ag said committas. Mr. Houston introduced a joiat resolation in regard to the salary of Henry W. Zall, late city surveyor; whieh was passed; as fullows: Kesclued by the Huard of Aldermen and the Bsard of Common Council of tke city of Washington, That the Mayor te, acd he is hereby, authorized and requested to cause to be paid to the widsw of Henry W. Bail, late city surveyor, the amount due bim by the cor- Peration at the dats of his death, and algo the salary attached to the cffize of surveyor for the remsirder of the fiscal year ending the Sth of June, 1555. Resolved. further, That the resolution ap roved the Sist of Mey, 1555, be, and the same hereby, repealed, and in case the amount authorised therein shall have been paid by the Mayor, aa eqa2al su: shall be deducted from the amount cow authorized to be paid to a asked + oe leave to taw ths papers of Wm. Rupp, asking for the remission of a fine = . ermission was granted to Mr. Pearzon to take a copy of said etition Tee Board then adjourned. (The proceedings cf the Board of Common are. to-day, unavoidably crowded out, t they will appear to-morrow] Prsascias Coxpre Ti 4 CONDITION oP F The Mayor of ashingtop, yesterday afier- Boon, Wanemiiced to the Bosrd of Aldermen and the Board of ¢ common Council, « detailed of the sffsiré of the Corporction, in Mvance of the “annuel communic n,”? to- gether with an estimate of the reccipta and Stpenditares for the fiscal year ending June aa Ibe statement embraces the actual ecesary Wants of the Corporation only, with will bene whence the revenue to meet them derived; and it may be, he says, con- a4 euficientiy accurate and reliable for legislation. compel us to present Thos © interesting document. © estimate of receipts from ail cources for bree year eodizg June 3y, 1856, is $229,204, in- luding $142 412 ou real personal property, * 8, &e., at sixty cents ou the $100. be assessed yilue of teal aud personal Eaery ot all kinds, inctuding bunk and ' tess. stocks, for the yerr ending 30th Jane, ns is $24 $02,773, ‘Which was estimated to hag » whan coliected, after deducting discount th Prompt payment, &o, at teventy cents in = —— of $161,316 00. Ssseseed value of the tame kind of prop- Se scr the year eading 30:h June, i835, .F oa 63.703 “whieh will yield when collected, ony deducting discouct fur prompt payment, no. *x'y cents in the $100, the sum of 412 00. Less revenue from this soures in : ‘han in 1655, $19 404 09 ot = op ry that the total Indebtedness Wa anece Po ptr of the fiscal year will us} anouai statement of the accounts of the e ConPuRavioNn. — ilo is satiefied “that the | th Corporation, when élosed, will show a dastion of the indebtedness with w the year was commenced, not less In amount thar $26 000. According following will be the condition of the Corpor- ation at the cloze of the next fiscal year end- ing June 30, 1856: Receipts from al poses $229,204 Expenditares from the fund, $174 236; general e: of the sev- eral wards, $6155; smount due the $20 bap ap $256,391. Deficiency ef rev- enue, $27,187. Tr will’ bs observed that no estimate has been made for special improvements in the several wards; and that the general expenses of the Corporation, with the appropriations from the general fund, absorb nearly the whole revenue. These appropriations are un- usually numerous and heavy, but an examin- ation of the itoms will rendor it exceedingly difficult to determine which, if any, can best be dispensed with The amouot of unexecuted appropriations for improvements in the ceveral Wards is $56,- 692 Whilst the want of means to execute high- ly desirable, and in many instances essential. ly necessary improvements has been a source of groat inconvenience to the citizens interes. ted—notwitbstanding the large inorease in the value of real estate as returned at the last goné:al assecsment—-still the gratifying fact is demonstrated that, so rapid ard extensive is the growth of the city, the increasing rev enue is not enfficient to keep pace with private improvement and enterprise The Mayor, in conclusion, says: “I have the pieagure to announce to yoa that Mr. Ran lett, the architect to whom the Corporation led the premium for a plan of a new uilding for Centre Market, has completed his therefor, and the subject is nowin a condition for the consideration of the Council; and [ sug- gest that the committee appointed during the last Council to devise the ways and means to construct the building be revived Lam eatia fied that this hig ly desirable and long looked for improvement can be made withont recourse tothe revenue of the Corporation, and that the committee will be able to report thereon in a shcrt time.”’ Taree? Pieine at tue Park.—The Yea gers spent the day merrily et Geo. Beckerts in the Park, yesterday. There was quite a number of ladies present, we are informed, who were delighted with the sports of the day. ‘There were six prizes offered and won The first, the annual medal, presented by Vaptain Schwartzman, was won by Mr. F. Stheighauf; the second. a handsome gold ring. presented by Lieut. Debile. wa3 won by Mr P. Schweit- zor ; the third. a handsome breastpin, present- ed by Lieut. Neitzer, won by F. Schlegel ; the fourth, a gold pencil, presented by Licut Haap, won by B. Sauder; the fifth, a medal containing a likeness of the Captain, presented by Sorgeant Ruppel, wou by Mr. Geordon ; tho sixth, a box ef cigare, presented by Lieut, Neitzer, won by D. Neitser. Captain Schwarz- man addressed the company in a munner that is highly spoken cf by ell who were precent. Scnoon Examisations —The following pub- lic schocl examinatiens will take place this afternoon : Miss H_ KR. Baker, esnior department cf Primary No 3, first district—basement of Ln- thoran church, ecrver Eleventh and H streets; Mesera. Bennett, Polk, aud Bates. Mrs. E Myers, junior department of Pri mary No 4, second distriet—Methodist Church South, Eighth street; Mesers. Bacon, Dickin- son, acd Pearson. Mrs. E Clark, Primary No. 3, third diz. trict; Mess:s Davis and Knight. Mrs. Skidmore, Primary No 1. fourth dis- triet, C street, (Island,) near Twelfth ; Messrs. AtLes, Magrader, and Hanson. Maticious Miscaizr —This morning at an early hour, some person or persons unknown, besmeared the door of the dwelling of Mr, Roux, corner Thirteonth-and-a-a*if and D streets, with filth, which scented the entire neighborhood. An ect of the same sort was perpetrated at the house on the opposite cor- ner afew months since. If the parties were known, there is a law for their punishment, and a law that wou!d hardly fail to be en- forced by any jury summoned to act in the Criminal Court. —_ Fire ALanms.—Last night a number of young men passed through the Secend Ward yelling fire! They were no doubt anxious to got the firemen out of their beds, and have a run. ‘Their yells aroused a number of citl- zeus, but failed to bring out the companies. We were told this morning that the blame should not attach to the young men, as Cep- tain Whicky was the sole cause. This ig pos sible, as we know the captain is very mis- chievous at times. Excursions.—Whatever other complaint may be mae, there can be none that inno- cent, health-improving modes of amusement are not affurded to the inhabitants. To-morrow, as appears by the advertise- ments in our columns, the Wesley Chapel choir and the Gorsuch Chapel Sanday School will make exoursions down the river, starting in the morning. The former offers a fine treat to the lovers of vocal music, by the Enter- peans; while the latter will have a superior band of musie. Refreshments will be far-| nished at city prices. Cornecrtox.—We understand that tho Mr. William Tucker, whose name was published in the Star yesterday among those who are on the bond of the person who received the certificate of elestion aa City Collectar in the late contest, is not Mr. William lucker, the well known enterprising pump maker and contractor of this city, as was erro neously stated in our columns, but some other of the number of oitisens of Washington of that name Harp Roan ro TRaven.—The Avenue, eas: of the Capitol, leading to the Navy Y is becoming worse; at least some of the residente in that seotion of the city say so. A little at tention from the proper authorities would prove beneficial to thess who have to travel thet road daily. Our neighbors of the Fifth and Sizth Wards are industrious and worthy citizens, and as such are entitled to notice from those who have charge cf their interests. Ceiuixay Covrt—Wiliiam Rollings wos tried for burglary, and aequitted; Dtichacl Lydio and William Kelly, for assault and bat tery on & negro woman, guilty; Jobn Price, a boy, for ascault and batieryon Umeline Brady, guilty, two weeks in jail; T. @. MeGlue and — Mockbee, for violating the scavenger law, guilty, each fined $20. Save or Propenty.—McGuire, auctioneer, sold at public sale, yesterday afternoon, the three story brick house on F street, south side, Letween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, (first owned by Mr. John Furguson,) for $5,600 Tae Couxenceuunt of the Colambiaa Col- lege is to take place ut eleven o’clock to-mor- row, at the E street Baptist Chureh. The ce- caaion wil! be ona of special interest. Rev Dr. Binney, the President elect, will deliver an in@ugural oratics, in connexion with the ses. ae Marxer, thie morning, wae sup- plied with all ths hougehold necessaries and luxuries, creating the impression that the high prices were not the result of scarcity. Accipent —A child of Mr. John T. Given, aged about four years, accidentally fell, sev- eral days ago, and shattered its arm. Warcu Raturns —Elizabeth Butler, color- ed, drank and out after hours, work house 30 days. W. J. Talbot, disordorly, fine and costs. Mahlon Paghe, do. do. A sailor, one of the latecrew of the frigate Constitution, “gotona beat’ last night, and was brought in. Jack took his seat among the prisoners, this morning, quite unconscious of having vio tated the law. Upon his promising not to be “hauled up” again, he wag dismis:ed with tome fow Wirda of advice from his friends. Ha : &3>" The high prices of provisions are said by the physicians to exercise a very salutary influence over the population of our large cities, by restraining them from imprudect eating, and so preventing the usual afflictions of the season. (PF An exchange cays 2 young lady—a sen- sible girl—zives the following catalogue of different kinds of love: The sweetesi—a mo- ther’s love; the longest—s brother's love; and © sweetest, longest, strongest, dearest love —B loye of a bonnes. oltre JUFFERING FROM DISEASES OF THE : majority of re pet be trial of Dr. 's HYGE ANA on Inhaling Vapor. By the Doctor's new method of trse'ment, the medical agent is broughé {a direct contact with the diseased parte, and cannot fali of having s bene to the statements submitted, the | sciai emect. All dr rogrists sell bm - yt ‘tisemen' ie GAUTION.—Dr. OURTISS HTGEAMA ts the original and only genuine article. jos—lm ulcers and sores of the worst description, and finally got so bad, he was unable to walk, except on crutches. A few bottles of CARTER’ S SPANISH MIXTURE, the great blood purifier, cured him, as it hes cured hundreds of others who have sumfered with rheumatism, bad effects of mercucy, and pains and ulcers of store door. the bones and joints. *9%See advertisement, (772. D. GILMAN, Druggist, bas removed to 525 Seventh street, L- peoned to the Patriotic Bank, and ow pre- pared toll all orders for Medicines, Paints, O! Glass on accommodating terms, Strict attention will bps tw hysician’s prescriptions at all hours of the day and night. Fhe night bell ts on the right of the ‘ap é—1m ‘A PHENOMENA IN MEDICINE. —Rronchitis, Co Dyspersta, Liver Complaints, Scrofcla, &c.—For at 4iseases of the Female System {t stands preeminent. A Gi just informs us {t has cured him of Brouchitts Of a desperate choracter—narticniars hereafter. HAMPTON’S VEGETABLE TINCTURE—By ite mild ac tlon on the stomach, liver and kidneys, will cure Dyspep- sia, Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Affections Pains In the Back, Side aud Breast, Consumption, Scrofula, Rhou matism, Gout, Neuraigis, Fistula, Bowel Complaints, Piles, Worms, and Nervous Devilitiee—with all diseases arising from impare blood, and te the greatest female medicine ev- erkoews. This tnvalaable medicioe is working wonders npon theLomanframe. Seeadvertisementto-day. mar? (OP DE. HOOFLAND’S ORLERRATED GEEMAN BIT TRRS.—Weak, nervous, depressed in spirits, and a prey to innumerable mental, a well as physical evils, the victim to dyspepsia, fa indeed an object of commisseration. Yet it ts abenrd fur him te despatr, We care not how weak low, nervous, and irritable he may be. the cordial proper- tea of HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by Dr. ©. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, are stronger thea the many- headed moneter which is preying upon bis body aod m! and if he chooses to try them, we will insare a speedy cure. fice advertisement. je7—sm cm. PREMIUMS A? THE FAIRS.—WHITEHURST’S still In the sscendance.—The juries of each of the late faira at Baltimore, Richmond, and New York awarded their bignest premlama to J. 4. i-€ for their a gp oy Pho tographs, Stareoseopes und Baguerreotypes ex! 5 firw. also recetved or hey ale at Gea oc gm Lon- don, and s premiom at etal Palace, New Yor! “nino, the frat awards of the Maryland Institute for three eare past. 2 Witten Gallery ta this city leon Pa, avenze, betw. 436 ond 6th atreeta. feb 17 OOD MEDICINES.—It {x estimated that AYER’ S GHERRY PECTORAL sed CATHARTIO PILLS have done mors to promote the public health than any other ouel There can be ao question that the Cherry Pectoral nd cuxea of olds, Coughs, Aath- itis, &c., very much reduced roportion of deaths from coneumptive diseases in this conntry. Tbe Pills are as good as the Pectoral, and will cure more complainis, Everybody needs more or leas purging. Purge the blood from its impurities. Purse the Bowels, Liver, and the whole visceral system from obstrnctions. Purge out the fasten on the body, to work Its decay. But for diseases we should die only of o'd age. Tale antidotes a thrust {t from the system, before it Is yet too feld. ‘Ayer's Pilla do thrust out disease, not ‘only while tt ta wenk, but when {t has taken @ strong hold. Read the as- toundiug statemmuta of those who have been cared by them from dreadful Scrofmla, Dropsy, Cicers, Skin diseases, Rheu- mati«m, Neuralgia, Dyapepsta, Internal Paina, Biliou i plaints, Headache, Heartboro, Gout, many less roas but still threatening ailments, vous [rritabili e- as pitoples on the . Loss of appetite, Irrega- larities, Dizriness in the head, Colds, Fevers, Dysentery, and decd every variety of complaints for which a Purgative ody fa required. eve ure no random statements, bet ars authenticated by your own neighbors and your own physicians. ‘Try them once and you will never be without them, Price 2 cents per box—6 boxes for $1. Prepared hy DR. J. 0. AYER, Loweil, Mass.,—and sold "2. 2. SUMAN, Washington, G. Mi. LINTHICUM, Goergetown. JAS. COOK & GO., Fredericksburg, aad by all Draggtets everywhere, _____ may 3—-eo3m (CF7ROAH WALKER & 00. Marblo Hall Clothing Empo- riam, under Browns’ Hotel, respectfolly announce thet their display of Spring and 3ummer Clothing fs now ready for inepection, comprising an assortment of Costs, ‘Vesta and Pantaloons of the newest and richest designs In metertal, trimming and workmanship. To gentlemen who in fashionable articles of i one ofthe er offered in api? largest and most attractive st this city at @ vary reduced scale of prices. - MARRIED. In Georgetown, on the 21st instant, by the Rev. Mr. Sutherland, Mr. ANDREW J. KSLLER t Miss MAKGARET A. RYAN, all of Baltimore. . Sun please cop; DID. On the 26th inst , after aliagering of five months, which she bore with christian fortitude, Mrs. CHAR- LOTTE BLACK W ELL, wife of Arihur Blackwell, in the 44th yearof her age. She lived a chnstian and died in the hope of a glor ous immortality. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on Wed- nesday afternoon, at 3 o’eiock, on it stzeet, between 16th and 17th. ¥ On the 20t instant, SARAH JANE, wife of Wm. Hender-on, in the 2#d year of her age On the 24th instant, CORNELIA ROSALINE, infé ghter of W. Wallace aud Virginia Kirby, azed 1 year and 7 months. as In Wilks Barre, Pa, on the 23st inaiant, FRAN- CES GERTRUDE, wife of Lieu: Jno. U. Baumont, - 3 Navy, aged 24 years. JANTED—RBY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Vy Woman, a situation 38 seamstress and cham bermaid., or to assist ia washing and ironing. She has no objection to make herself useful. Address office. je 26- 1ce ys ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL A SITUA- Uon to travel with a lady as nurse, Best of given. Addreas“M W,” at this office. \ reference: w je Q! TUATION WANTED—BY A BOY FIFTEEN .) years of age, ina tore or office, where he can make him-rlf u-etul. Good reference given En quire at M4GUIR 3 Hat Store je 26—1t* WAEPANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG ¥¢ Woman as chambermaid and sea uetress — Svould do nuraing. The best of refe-cnce given. Pie ise address a note to © L,” through Geerge- town Post Cfiice will ree ive attention, je 26-31" VAr ‘ED TO HIRE A YOUNG WOMAN to W do honsework in general. White or colored. Apply to Capt THOR. -HREEVES, No. 707 Sev- enth sireet, between G aad H, south, Island. She niet be of goud character and conduct. je 25-31" y AN TED—A PARTNER TO WORK A Ptone Quarry and contract for sale of Stone to Government and others, there being now great de- mand for stone. This Quarry is immediately oppo- site Georget wn. Large shanty, blacksmith shop, aed every implement on the spot. This quarry fur- nishes the best and lurgest truck Sione, &c. A chance is now offered. Call or write to LLOYD & Co, Fifteenth street, oppo. the Treasury. may 3—tf 7 ANTED—EVERVRODY TO KNOW THAT W they can get a jot Qi feet front by 139 feet deep, for the low price of @75—payable $3 a month without interest. Apply at the Union Land Office, 7 st., above Odd Fellows? Hall. ) VI—in JOUN FOX, See. ene SSS — dee B OARDI\G.—MRS. 8. A. TAYLOR, Lete of 5) Michigan, has taken the house formerly oceu med Ly Mes. Van Allen, 12th street, between F and G Permanent or day board can be obtained on reasonable terns. je 26 —31* VAKDING,.—P'easant rooms for summer, with boarding for families or single persons can be had by eaily application at KING'S, 393 north © sireet, be: n 3d and 44%. The house is de- ligh fully site » and bas just been thoroughly ren- ovated aud refurnished. Meals furnished to fami- lies and dey boarders accommodated on reascnable termes. je OARDING.—MA8. KING, No. 316 F st. north, j has several pleasant yaeant rooms, suitable for families, or eincle gentlemen or ladivs. Gentlemen furnished with Meale. Tae House ts delightfully a eee sont been thoroughly painted, ered and lighted wic % wuts we je 21—eo3t* gan Ne TLO B—FOR KENT—PARLORS AND L Chambers, with board. Also, table and tran- sient board, with a bathing room and shower baths and every attention to render it most agrerable to ner boarders. Mrs. P. G. MURRAY, Comer Pennsylvania avenue and 434 st. ap 2—in —MRKS. BATES, on wie south- of Pa. rue and Yih street is pre- pared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with or without board. Every effort will be made to ren- der e comforte ble who may taver her with their pairon ap 6—1f UST KECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT— 400 boxes Oranges and Lemons 100 burhels Ground Nuts 2000 pounds Cream Nua 300 Pine Applea For sale by MURRAY & SEMMES. je2l- eodt UV BOUSEKMEPERS.—Persons wish- ing to purchase superior Table or Poc lery, heavy Silver plated or Brittania Were, fine dapanned Tea Trays or Toilet Sets, un excellent Clock, Feather Duster, Hat Stand, Enameled Ket- Ue, Sauccpan, G:uvy Strainer, Tea Bell, or any of the hundred and one bay streeeres neoded by every cusekceper, are invited to call on ws a G. TRANOTB, ge 18 490 Seventh st. AND WARRANTS WANTED, for which the highest prices will be paid by CHUBB BROTHERS, (lately may 3l—u opp. the Treasury, V je o— For Sale and Rent. eS OR BALE, CHEAP—A NEW FRAME DIVEL- fing, anc on accommodating terms. App'y to SOLLAXD WEBB, on Pa. avenue,7 doors ent of National Hotel. je 26—3* Hwee. FOR RENT.—A THREE STORY Brick Dwelling, with a two story back build. ing, and all the necessary out buildings, situated io Cox’s Row, First street, Georgetown. It has epa- cious parlors and a commodious hall. It is consid- ered one of the most desirable residences in the Dis+ trict. There isan enclosed lot, west and adjoining the house. The —— are now occupied by the See: of the Interior. Possessi6n may be had on the 12th July. story brick House, with Also, a substantial two spacious grounds about it, situated on the southwest corner of F and 20:h strects, Washington. Posses- sion given on the 12th July. Apply to BLADEN FORREST, Corner F and 20:h ste; Je 25—2w* (Tntei) OR RENT.—THE 8ASEMENT OF FORREST Hall, in Georgetown, and several rooms on first floor. Possession given on 2d July. The main Hall or Concert Room is newly benched, ani will b rented by the night or season, en moderate terms, Apply to B. PORREST, je G—2Qw* Comer F and 20th ats. — — X*_ F& SALE—A SMALL FRAME HOUSE and Lot, No. 50 Louisiana avenue, Washirgton. It presents a rare opportunity t. a person wishing to make a good invesument. If not sold soun it will be for rent. Also, a three story Brick House and Lot No. 57 High street, Georgetown, Lot 26 feet front by 160 fr. deep, -will be zold low and ona loug credit. anted,a few shares of Georgetown Building As sociation Stock, Apply to E. K. LUNDY, No. 128 Bridge street, Georgetown ; or, No. 400 E street, Washington, je 21— Faecal ee ‘OR RENT—IN ALEXANDRIA, VA., THAT three story Brick House, well known as the best stand in the city for a hotel and restaurant, on Cameron street, oppesite the Market Rouse, and now 6ceupied by Mr. McGoncgal. Posesession giv enon the first of July. Address LLOYD & CO, Ciaiin Agent, 15th st, opp. the ‘Treasury, Waching- ton, D.C. may 30—1f a a: Aran ENTS REDUCED ‘TO SUIT THE TIMES. $150 a year will be received for the rent of those new and convenient cottages at Kendall Green, with two acres of ground, stable, wood-shed and other conveniences attached. Pumps of pure water are near the door, and communicat on is had with Georgetown by way of H and Seventh strects and Penn. Avenue, morning and afternoon, at the usual fare, for the accommodation of clerks in the departments. To secure the advantage of this great reduction of rent immediate application must be made to the undersigned, either by letter, or at his house at Kendall Green, after office hours, where the keys =, be had and the houses inepe ‘ted at any time. everal of these residences wil! be sold on liberal terms, WM. STICKNEY, No 4, Kendatl Green. N. B.—Renwa ‘ee quarterly in advance, apr 9, 1855—1 OR RENT.—FOUR NEW AND CONVENI- ent Brick Houses, brown mastick fronts, con- taining parlors with marble mantels, dining room, kitchen, servant's room, and five chambers each, and situatea on Thirteenth street, Island, near the uublic grounds, convenient to Pa. avenue and the partinents. Rent very moderat Apply at R. fi. CLARKE'S office, corner of Sixth street and Eouisiana avenue, or at D. B. CLARKE’S Droz Store, Eleventh street, Islan mar §—wii FF" KENT- TUE THREE STORY STORE and Dwelling, No. 86 Bridge street, George- town, #0 long occupied as Emmert’s Confectionery. Apply to ARNY, next door. may 25—eotf ee OR RENT—THE STORE NOW OCCUPIED by Joseph Huggms, Jeweler, No. 214 Penna, nee mo E. OWEN & SON. je 1—eo OK REN T—A #INE THRE«-STORY AND attic Brick House, No. 356 C street, between 416 and 6th, with every convenience desirable for a private residence. A pump of exceilent water in the yard. , Apply at HAVENNER’S Bakery, je 16—eolw C, | etween 414 and 61h sta. UILDING LOTS AND DWELLINGS —For sale, Lots on Third street, near the City Hall; on F, between Third and Fourth; on 5, between First and Second; on Seventh, between L and M; on M, near Tenth; on Third, near L; on Seventh, between Land MM; on K, between Fourth and Fifth also, opporite to Franklin Squ: Massachu: avenue, between First aud N. Capitol; First W G near Twenty first; Virginia ayenuc, near Twen' first; N. Hampsitire avenue, betweea H and J; also, two frame dwellings on Four between F and G, will be sold low for cash. Isiand property—Two smail fame tenements on I, between Four-and-a half and Sixth; also, jots on Virginia avenue, and a variety in other parts of the Isliad and City, all of which will be sold on teima accommodating to suit purchtsers. Enquire at No 337, Pennsylvania av , Opposite to Browns’ Hotel. may 28—imeo DAVID MYERLE. VALUABLE LOT FOK SALE. ON € ST., 24 beiween itth and 1334 str . Title indisput able Size, 90 by 80 feet. “For terms apply at ihe corner ef 13th and C atz., to Mr. PLANT, je.20- eo3t OR RENT—SEVERAL HANDSOME PAR- lors and Chambers, with board, Also, Tuble and transient board. Inquire at Mrs. SMITHS. 233 F street ap Eos. FOR ALL.—Beantifully and beaithily located Building Lots, 24 fect front by U0 feet deep, on gr streets, can, uniii spring, be bought atthe exe uz low price of 875, payable $3 per monib. Title indisputabie. Union Land Office, 7th st., above Odd Fellows? Mall. jan 9—Gm JOHN FOX, Secretary. : NOTICE. UR customers are most respectfully notified that their accounts wil! be presented to them on the 25ih instant. To ail those who will have the kindness to call and settle their respective aecounts on or befure the ist july, we shall be exceedingly obiiged. We have a number of accounts renéered on the Ist January remaining unpaid, and would say to those indebted that, unless we receive the money for them by the Ist July, we shall be compelled to place such bills in the hands ofan officer for collection, CLAGETT, TON, MAY & CO. je 21—1ot STEW ART’S KYLIGHT DAGUERREAN CALLERY.—We & are making spiendid pictures tor lower prices than any otber Ga lery in the city. They are per fectly life-like, and satisfaction is alwayz given. Gallery directly over M. W. Galvs Jewelry store, Pa. avenue je l—lm AT HOME! PETER SHANGHAI HAS RETURNED, And having taken up bis abode at RYDER & PLANT'S, Wil’ be Sappr to eee his eld fricads at their es- tablishiment, No, 499 Seventh street, opporite Odd Fellows’ Hall. je lo—1t W ATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, & M. W.GALT & BRO. are constantly receiving ivoices of the ubove, and offer every article ur line, at the lowest rates. GOLD AND SILVER WORK of every descrip. tion, made to order, such as ‘TESTIMONIALS richly embellished, with appropriate designs, SIL- VER TEA SETS, DINNER SERVICES, Ke. Precious Stones set in every style however elzb orate. ARMS, CRESTS, MOTTOES, &e. cut on stone M. W. GALT & BKG., 334 Pa. av., butween 9th and 10th sts. je 14—tr { P.HOOVEL, tron Hall Boot, 8h « Trunk Estabuishment. I have ree. Us day a Jarge assortment of Gents Freuch we, and which { wiil sell ch: ral Also, Boys? Yeuthe, and Childrew’s SHOES af all descriptions. All in want please cail at 8. P. HOOVER, Iroa Hall Boot, Shoe and Trunk iablishment, between 9th and QWrh sts, Patent Leather and Cull Boots aud Shves, Pp. je 16— cna apeereerere ee OTICK.—We shall as usual issue all unpali bills from our books up to Saturday, the 234 ultimo, We respectiully request that all to whom they belong will promptly settle them on or before the Ist of July. Ail who desire to have their bills before being sent out will fiud them ready at our vesk. je 18—atjyt CLAGETT, DODSON & CO. CCOUNTS READY.—Our customers havin, book accounts with us are respectiully notified tbat they are now ready for delivery, and will be [eared by the 98th instent, when we eamnestly ope that all persons so indebied wiil take pleasure in paying the same promptly. wale & STEPHENS, 322 Pa. avenue, next door to Iron Hall. je 22—6r WATCHES. UST received, a large arsortment of Ladi J Gentlemen’s fine GOLD WATCHES of event size, siyle and mamuiaciure, ‘The qbove Is by far the best and ch: fered to our customers. ae Seiad GALT & BRO., M. W. 324 Pa. avonue betw. Gch and 10th sts. {WO PIANOS that have ben use fora je Ql—tf few months for sale upon very cheap and rea- sonable terms. ON is ELLIS, $06 Pa. avenue, bet, 9ui and Lown ats, = nae sr nS nese tstsSSEeeseess SU hshineennnssprissrs-smenleslllss i sn ESERIES é a eee ee ~ e ee SS a Anction Bales. BB For other Auction Sales we fest poge“G& By E. 8. WRIGHT, Auctioneer, GEORGETOWN. Dag te AND PIXTURES OF PORREST Hall Restaurant at Auction—On FRIDAY next, the 20h instant, at 10 o’clock, I shall sell, at auction, without reserve, the entire Furniture and Fixinres of Forrest — mince ot consisting of Large assoriment Crockery and Glassware Office and Windsor Chairs Looking Glasses, Prin s Cooking and other Stoves Oilcloths, Carpets Rar, Oyst:r Box, Tables, &c. Terms at the sale. SANDUSKY & THECKER, Prop. E. 8. Wwaicut, TELEGRAPHIC. DAILY SVENING STAR. Baltimore Markets. Batriworg, June 26 —Flour toeday—sales of 1,200 bbis. cf at $10. Grain—there was 10.000 bushels cf Towa and Michi the former at $2, at $2.158$2 20 . New York Markets Bw Yorx, J; —Cotton uncbange?, ~ Natedbusteens at wet rates. jour has lined 12te.; b good Ohio $8 75080 31; ‘Buetonre eee By GREEN & SCOTT, Auct OUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS im the Northern Liberties at Auction —On MONDAY the 25t2 instant, we hall sell, iz front of the prem ises, commencing at 6 o’clock p. in., Lots Nos. 13 and 22, in Square No. 512. Lot 13 fronts om 5th st. and contains 8,141 square feet. Tot 22 fronts on north O s:reet, and contains 7 390 feet. Als, Lot No. 20 in = pa 613, fronting north N stroet, and contains 6,576 fret. And east bal of Lot No. 4, in Square No. 515, on Which the eule will be commenced. This lot fronts oa north K street 29 feet 6 inches, between 4ih and -l streets west, runuing back to a wide alley. ‘itle indisputsbie. Terms: One third cash; balance in 6,12, and 18 months, the purchasers to give notes for the de- rica ments, bearing interest from the day of We sale. A deed given and adeed of trust taken. GREEN & SCOTT, je 19-a Auctioneer, #@- THE ABOVE SALE [8 POSTPONED IN consequence of the rain until PRIDAY, .he £%h in- slant, at the same hour. GREEN & SCOTT, je W—a Aucticneers. erence sii papa aae nase eee &y GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioncers. ALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH L sureet, between 4:h and Sth streets west, at Auction —On MONDAY, the 25th instant, we shell sell, in font of the premises, at 6 p.m, Lot No, 23 in Square No. 515, having a front on north L, betw. ath and Sth streets west, of 60 feet, running baex to a: 0 feet alley. Tre above described property is handsomely loca- a rapidly improving part of the city. Title indisputable. Teims: Oue usird cach; batance in G, 12, and 18 months for notes bear ng in‘erest. A ceed given and & deed of trust taken. GREEN & SCOTT, white Michigan at $2 300$2 55 Corn is @ tride lower tng ar lower ; 90,000 bushels—mixed at 980.a$1.01.’ Pork is stiffer, but not quotably higher; sales of 2.250 bbis. new mess at 19 50. Beef isfirm Lard 18 firm; sales in barrels at 10da1l0i0. Whis- ky—Ohio 38c. Rew York Stock Market. New York, June 26 —Stooks are rather better. rchanged. Sales at the at 524; Cleveland and To- ledo Railroad 95; Cleveland and Pittsburg Company, 31; v. Railroad 57; Cumberland Coal Reading Railroad, 922; Canton Compan 23; New York Central Railroad. 101; U. 6's of 1868, 1193; M'ssouri 6's, 97 SEA BATHING. CHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON, V4, i situated within two mules of Old Point Comiort, with which place hourly commun: is had by a neat and commodicus Omnibu: the most modern sivle, alao by &ec. The Hall will be open for the reception of vie- itors on the 1éih of May, at which time the propri- etor hopes to be able to make comfortable and hap- py the stay of ull who may be seeking pleasure or heaith. been added, such as Many improvements have Cotiages for pponk god grounds for children, shade wers, &ec , indeed ev rything that can con- duce to the comfurt of the vis.tors. For heaith and boouty of location, this Plate ix unsu'passed. There is daily com: ea’, ii the St-amers o' Richmond, Norfoik and a—_, ‘Terms, per day... ree erenn eee Mensnenenens 2 00 jel9—a Auctioneers. ey per sae nee reenscncesacannnet’l OD THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN | ! Cs Pet Month, (per iniinwons SOB eens at een FRIDAY, the 29th in- | _J¢ 3—e°5: iG. BANKs. stant, at the same hour. Je Mma INE ALATION FOR THE CURE OF Asthma and Consumption. NEW AND VERY WONDERFUL!!: HYGEANA Brought home to the door of the Million. WONDERFUL discovery has recently been made by Dr. Curtis of this city, in he treat ment of Consumption, Acthma, and all diseases of the Lungs. We refer to DR CURTIS°’S HYGE ANA. OR INHALING HYGEAN VAPOR AND CHERRY SYRUP.” With this new method, Dr. ). has restored many icted ones to health, as an evidence of which he has mnumerable certificates Spcaking of the treatment, a physician remarks, “}r i evident that i haling—constantly breathing an uereeable, healing vapor—the m-dicinal inust come in direct contact with the whole @rial cavitie of the lungs, and thus escape the many and veried changes produced upon them when intro- duced int» the stomach, sud subject to the process of é.gestion” The itygena is for eale at all the Dor.ggi-t’s througbuut the country.—N. Fork Dutch man ef Jan. 14. The Inhe'er is worn on the breast under the linen wunout the least inconvenience—the heat of the body being safficient wo evaporate the fluid. Hun oe of cures, like the following, might be saned. Coe package of the Hygeara hae cured me of the Asthma of ir peat semen GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers. By 3.C MecGUINKM, Auctioneer. “RY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at the ner of 43y street and Virg’nia avenue —On ISDAY afie-noon, July 3, at Gl¢ o’clock, on the premises, i sh.i! 3 ll subdivisions Nos. 14, 36, 18, 20. 22, and 23, cf original Lot No, 14. in Square No. 495, 1onting respectively 14 aad 1614 feet on Virginia avenue aad 4 roets, ruauing back vari- ou: depiha to ana These tots are situ in the very best loentions on the Island for building purposes, are with the grades, have pavemenis laid, and are, beyond a loubt, ihe most desirable lots for safe in that section of the city. ‘Tite perfect and saie positive. ‘Terms: Cane third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, for notes bearing intercst, eecured by a deed of trust Oa the premises, 3 AS. C. McGUIR je 6—d Anetioneer, $$$ _______ Soneer By GREEN @& SCOTT, Auctioneers. ANDSOME TWO #TORY AND ATTIC Brick House and Lot on the north side of K street north, next to the comer of .Gth steet wert, at Anction.—On TUESDAY, the 2th instant, we sali sell, at 6 o'clock p. m., in front of the peemi- ses, the above descr Property, beiag Lot No. 2 in Square No. 4, having 2 front on north K street of 59 feet, running back an equal width 110 feet 11 in. the house contains nine good and coavenientty ar- ranged roome and kucher, by bove described property is handsomely io- little west, aad in the immediate vicinity ul, J. P. Kaveneray, risus P. M. of Duncannen, Pa. ‘bite indisputable. hy De Caaeaepoe: os of ten sims: One sixth cash ; bslanee in 2, 9, 3, 4 and . Mane Ea 5 years, the purchaser to give note gg reg payments bearing interest from th = dat A deed given and a deed of trust Mrs. Paul, of No, 5 Hammond «trect, NY, was cured of a severe eae of Bronchitis by the Hy ana. My sister has been cured of « distressit cough several years’ etanding, and decided tobe iucura- ble by the physicians. She was cured in one month by the Iygeana. 4. H. Gacserr, P.M. Richmond, Me, ‘The Rev. Dr. Cargver, of New York, testi£es of je 20—a Oy GREEN & SCOTT, Auction } UILDING LOT aT AUCTION —On TUES. DAY, the 26:h i pstant, we ean past six o'clock p men the prew in subdivision Gl @yuste No. 569. ag yy of 3) feet, running back 53 ing & front on feet, containing 1,620 equare feet. Terms cash ur medicine in the ge oa hee REEN & SCOTT, eae Pe Nov. Je20-a ford Dear Sir—I think highly of B as a remedy in diseases of the thro: Having had eome oppartunity to cestify its efficacy, 1am convinced that it is a ynost excellent medi- eine, both the Syrup and the inhaling speuciiion wo the chest. Prot. 8. CawTer writes us as follows: GCentlemen—I have recectly bad occasion to test your Cherry Syrup aud Hygean Vapor, in a case of chronic sore throet, that had refused to yield to oth- er forms of trestment, and the result hins satisfied ine that, whatever may be the composition of preperation, it is no impoution, but an eacdiens remedy. 1 wish, forthe sake of the afflicted, that 2 might be brought within the reach of all. Dr Jonna, one of the most celebraved Physicians in New York writes as follows: Dr. Corris—Dear Sir—Having witnessed the ex- cellent effects of your Hygeana ur inhaling Hygean Vepor and Cherry Syrup, in case of Chronic Bron ciuitie, ond being much in favor of counter irritation ia effections of the throat, Bronchial tubes and lungs 1 can theretore cheerfully recommend your Medi- cated Apparatus as being the most convenient and effectual mode of app'ying anything of the kind 1 have everseen. No doubt, thousands of perrons micy be relieved, and maay cured, by using your medicines, I must here be allowed to confess that I am op posed to prescribing or using secret compounds, but this limte meatiy conuived article, and its effects tu the care above alluded to, buve indueed me to speak Sy GREMN & SCOTT. Austt AINT SHOP TO BE REMOVED at Auc On FRIDAY, the 29 2 instast, we shall 6 o'clock p. m,,a good Paint Fhop, situated on Sth S-reet, immediately opposite Island Balt. ftisto be removed atihe option ef the owner of the Jot on which it stands, GREEN & SCOTT, Auciionecrs. a nn A os TUE POTOMAO RIVER STEAsMIVAT COMPANW’S STEAMER ALICE G. PRICE, y ’ SAMUEL BAKER, WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON AT 6 O'CLOCK A. M., ANB AL- a AT 7 O'CLOCK A. M. ON TUESDAY MOR 3 for—Mattox, Cur i Machodoe, Pi Point, Kinsale, Cone. IDAY MORNINGS for—Chapel Poiat, ico, Leonardiown, Piney Point, St. Mary’s, WEDNESDAY (returning) leave Cone at 4 o’clock & m., for—st. Mery’s, Piacy Point, Leon- ariiowr, Wicomico, Chapel Poirt ON SATURDAY (retw-ning) leaviag Cone at 4 o'clock a. m , for—-Kiusale, Piney Point, L. Macho doc, Currioman, Mattox. Calling at the usual landiags on the river when signals are made. By order of the Board: ia itsfavor, JAS. P. SMITH, President. You are at liberty to use this inany way you may Alexandria, Va., June 1, 1855, think proper, Respectfully, yours, Xe. je l5—w C. Joune, M. D., 609 Houston street, N.Y. “STEAMBOATS CONNECTING Na. Price three dollars a Sr With each train cf Cars arriv-| Sold by CURTIS 4 PEXKINS and BOYD & ing in Washington or Aloxan. | PAUL, No 149 Chambers street, N. ¥ ramers THOMAB COLLY EK er AsuINGTON wili make the ebove leaving Weshington atGa.m for w xandria cars, and connect with’ a hew usrival. Mm the bonis. _ The Boats conzect with all the uains from Bal- Unmore. SAWL GEDNEY, Capt. iaay 17—d NEW AND OLD PIANOS. J E have now in store the largest assortment of PIANOS ever offere. in ns ety. trom Hal- fet, Davia & Co, 6b & Haven, and Knabe, Gae & Co.’s celebrated mauutactories. These Pianos we guarantee, and sell Upon very easy terns Alco, a new Pi no used only a few mouths, which we offer at the low price of #200 cush ; a second- baad Piano, by Andre Stien, for $75. A very fiae second band Chickering Piano for sale Or rent at a bargain. Oid Pianos taken in exchange for new, Always on hand, Stools, Covers, ¥ioling, Flutes, Accordeons, Musie. &e. &e. . JOUN Fr. BLLIZ. 306 Penpzyivania avente, _ bet. oth aud Mth streets. ENGLISH TURNIPS & RUTA BAGA SEEDS. ARE wcdersigued has just received direct from the . Bowers, & well selected svock of the following: Skirviug’s Liverpool Swede or Ruta Baga, Lang's improved do , Green and Purple topped do » Whue Glebe, White and Red Tankard, nge Jelly, Bale Uybrid, White Norfolk, and other fiel Tarwps. Early Stone, Early Seowba'l wix Weeks, Fine Dutetr, Purple topped Strep leaved Garde, Turnips. Barly York, Large York, Fiat Dutch, Drumhead Heart shaped. with many new and Goa Cabbages, all warrauted fresh, of figest quailty, avd are ojered at very mcderate prices, JOH SAUL. _je 22—eob1# torner 7th and H streets. IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK- ANG UP HOUSEKEEPING. ERSONS removing from the city, and wishi Td 3 to dispose of their Furniture and Heuseic ing Utensils, &e., Without the trouble of sending thera to public avetion, can do so by calling on us stat Store, 317 Pa avenue, corner of Ninth et, —— Prepared to buy ali such goods as may be Housekeepers and others will do well by callin, on Us, 83 we will pay the higuew cash ink for al Four packages sent frce to any part of the United States for ten dollars. N. B —Pr. Curtis Hygeana is the ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE; ell others ure base imitations, or vile and injurious counterfeits. Shua them es you would POISON. Por sale in Washington by CHARLES STOTT, Pa. avenue, near 7th street; and J. B MOORE, in the First Ward. nay 26m PHILAD! LPHIA LAGER SEER DEPOT, BBL Fa, avenue, between 43¢ end Gh sts. } E have at all time= ine best PHILADELPHIA LAGER BE x on hand und offer it now for sale for $2 per keg, aud im quart bottles for $1 50 per dozen. —— ihe beer free of c.st to all parts of the city. 4% Many physicians have recommended this —o rs of the Lest ;emedics for weak stomachs je 13—1m* EW BOOKS received and for s.le at SHILLINGTON’S Booksia + The Life of Napoleon, by Abbou, compiete ip 2 ols. connections, Orange and sa@we tra Guitars, tay 10 "he Winkles, by the suthor of Wild Waestera €3 Cone Cat Cosueqs, the Expencnces of a Conserva: tive Family Tales fog the Marines, by Uhe author of Los Grin. VS. Miseing Bride, by Mrs. Southworth Moredan, a tale of the Twelve Hundred by Sir Walter Scott, Bait Ballou’s Magazine for July. Allthe New Books and every thing in the Sta- tionery line, for sale at SIMLLINGTON'’S Bookstore, = Odeca Building, cor. 444 st., and Pa. av, je 19—tr Sa NY PROSPERI’S CORNET BAND. Tc Band is suitable for any and all parpovee, and is warranted to give satisfaction to all those who may be pleased to engage them, either as Brass, Reed, 67 Cotilton Rand. Any ausber of musicians to be had at the short est autice by applying to . FREDERIC PROSPERI, Leader, at Tahavel’s Store, opposite the Marine Barracks. NN. Bs Orders lef at Hilbue & Hitz’s Music De and Tea, such goods. ALL EN. y pot, will be promptly attended to. je 72m sain EA 3 BPs sete _mey tm HAIR WORK. SCHUTTER & KAHLERT, OM AMexTs at au, euch a8 fircectots, Cras. A HRTISTS, rs caret Fre: D, i Rings, mate to order, of nny desired coulgn: —— ORM, mM =a ry Thea se. re Orders faithfully attended +o. Orders left with Baldwin and Nenning, Archi- pecumens ney be seen at a tects; will be prompily attended to. No. 880 Ps. av. between Oh ene, | s-dlne Mar 30 Mme: & tale—cilaiming to be by Sir Walter Ry OTICH.2 O1r customers ‘ully in | Abvott’s History of Napoleon, 2 vols, N formed that on and after this deren unui Sep | Consiance — oe Begone by Miss nee ae coop We shall close our store every evening at | The Con‘roversy beween Benator Brooks and Arch- 7% o'clock, HILBUS & HITZ, bishop Hughes, 25 ceats. eS Music Depot, ev FRANCK TAYLOR,