Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1856, Page 3

Nationa Tagatr night another rich bill by the unrtvaled Kunkels. The satirical sketch of the “Border Ruffians,’”? which has been received nightly with such shouts of de- HENRY C. WIN MARRIED, On the 1st ant ad the Rev. William Krebs, ——— ap Cor bag aepeee — additional | of this city. Boarp or Common Councit met on | olio worth many times the admis- DIED. ostes afternoon atthe usual hour. All the | sion =k = mine at Lona from] SUSAN M. WRIGHT, born January 26, 1853, reseat except Mr. rinciple o: o 3 rT tert arate to correct the Journal of | everybody, even the most exacting, the eying eee ‘30th, 1856, aged’ 23 years, 5 montis and the 23d June by inserting the words ‘‘seventy- | equivalent for value received, and this, we| On the 2d inst , MARCELLENA CECELIA, e” instead of ‘‘seventy’’ in his motion to secret of their almost na- | only daughter of John and the late Marcellena sk peen is one jal popularity. Furthermore, whatever the Kunkels promise to perform they carry out to the letter, and the public go to their enter- tainments confident of seeing the evening's enacted without hitch or botch- a i Erracr or Excirement.—Yesterday, a lad about sixteen years of age was arrested for striking a colored boy on the head with a stone. The officer having him in charge had got him within a few feet of the magistrate’s office, where he fell upon the pavement and had several convulsions. He was relieved, and his friends took him away, but he had gone but a short distance when he was again seized with convulsions, and continued to suf- fer for a long time until he was taken to his home. Tae Fuaitive Ray.—In consequence of a telegraphic despatch received by Mayor Ma- ee from Mayor Hicks, of Baltimore, an- bouncing the arrest in that city on Sunday night of a man named John Ray, alias John Holmes, and who, it was supposed, might be the John Ray of the burglar gang, Marshal Hoover yesterday promptly despatched Mr. Ward of the jail to Baltimore to identify the prisoner. Mr. Ward has returned, and states that the party arrested in Baltimore is not the John Ray of the burglar gang. fi amend the bill imposing taxes for the year 1856, that being = ou made by him on that day, and not “ seventy,’’ a8 appears on the Journal ; to. ; Mr Walker moved a reconsideration of the yote by which the decision of the Chair was pot sustained on an Ci oy taken therefzom on Monday last ; . The vote having been reconsidered, the uestion again recurred on the decision of the hair, and the question ‘ Shall the decision of the Chair stand asthe judgmentof the Board? being again put, Cry decided in the affirma- tive—yeas 10, nays Mr. Turton Presented the petition of John Friszell, in relation tothe delay in pavin and grading L street, between Sixteen! aad Sev- enteenth streets; referred. w. Mr. Walker presented the petition of Ed- ward Stabler and others, asking a change in the law regulating the sale of hay and oats; referred st Mr. Watterston presented the petition of S. P. Franklin and others, asking that Second street east may be graded between Virginia avenue and the line of the canal; referred. Also, the petition of Samuel Chauncey and others, asking that Henshaw’s patent pumps, or some other, in lieu of those now in use, may be adopted ; referred. . Mr. Towles, from the committee of claims, made an adverse report on the petition of Patrick Brannon, and asked to discharged from its farther consideration j agreed to. Mr. Knight, from the committee on unfin- ished business, reported back the bill — mentary to the act approved June 3d, 1853, prescribing the duties and salary of the Sur- veyor, and moved that it be referred to a se- lect committee of one from each Ward; which was agreed to, and the committee consiats of the following gentlemen’ Messrs Turton, Jefferson, Towles, Edmonston, Baldwin, Ven- able, and Knight Mr. Watterston, from the committee on police, reported a bill authorizing messengers in the Mayor's office and to the Coungils, and for the appointment of a janitor. Mr. Abert moved to refer the bill back to the police committee; agreed to. — E Mr. Jefferson presented the petition of Mau- rice Holloran, asking the payment of a cer- tiin amount for work done for the Corpora- tion; referred. The President laid before the Board a com- munication from the Mayor in relation to a bequest to the poor of Washington by the late Mr. Stephen C. Ober, and suggesting that the amount be received by the Mayor and in- vested in some safe stock for the perpetual use of the city; referred Lhe biil from the Aldermen to pay John Wheeler for services rendered the police com- mittee was referred. The bill from the same Board authorizing the curbstones to be set and the footway paved on the south front of squares numbered 568, 569. and 627, was referred. The amendment of the same Board to the joint resolution directing the Register to fur- nish the new members of the Councils with copies of the laws was taken up for consider- ation, and referred. The Pre*ident laid before the Board a com- munication from the Mayor in relation to the accounts of the corporation with the Bank uf Washington, stating that, in order to meet urgent claims upon the Corporation. he had anticipated the revenue to the amount of five thousand dollars, and suggesting the passage of a law authorizing the further anticipation of the revenue to the amount of thirty thou- sand dollars. The President also laid before the Board a communication from J. L Henshaw, Eaq., in relation to a communication of the Mayor of the 23d inst ; which was referred, and or- dered to be printed with the proceedings of the Board. Mr. Jefferson submitted the following joint rule, which was agreed to: “ A committee, consisting of three members of the Board of Aldermen and four members of the Board of Common Council, shall be ap- pointed at the commencement of every an- nual Council, (or soon thereafter,) to be styled ‘Joint Committee to represent the interests of the Corporation before Congress,’ no two membe-s of which shall be from any one Ward.”’ Mr Walker, from the committee on improve- ments, reported a bill granting permission to Thomas P. Morgan and William Dove to erect a wharf at the intersection of Ninth street and the Potomac river, and moved its reference to the delegation from the First Ward; referred. Mr. Knight, from the committee on unfin- ished business, reported the bill for the relief of Matthew Trimble and Thomas Bayne; re- ferred Also, from the same eommittee, the joint resolution asking power from Congress to levy aud collect port dues; referred. Also, from the same committee, the petition of Hugh Latham; referred. Also, from the same committee, the joint resolution in relation to the deposite of the night soil of the Seventh Ward; referred. Also, from the same committee, the bill au- thorising the alteration of the grade of Seven- teenth street west, between E street and the canal ; referred. Also, from the same committee, a bill to es bh the grade of G street north, between Twenty-first and Twenty-seventh streets west; referred. Mr. Jefferson introduced a bill authorising the completien of the tax-books ; referred. Mr. Turton introduced a bill making an ap- — for certain flag footways in the First Ward; referred. 4 The Board then adjourned Criuixat Court. —The following cases were tried yesterday: Susan Roles, colored, as- sault, guilty; sentenced to six months in jail. George Butler, colored, assault; two mouths in jail. J. Payne, colored, assault; months in jail. Adam Hyrack. assault, sub- mitted ; two months in jail. No jury trials to-day, the court being engaged in the dis- posal of other business of importance. Drownxep.—A man, said to be a native of Ireland, was drowned on Monday at the bi, rock, in Rock Creek, between Twenty-seco a and Twenty-third streets. The body was re- covered yesterday. He was sitting upon the rock about noon on Monday, and had not been seen till the body was recovered. Fieutine.—A considerable crowd was col- lected yesterday, on Sixth street, by tho ar- rest of two drunken women, who had been fighting. They struggled to escape, and the officers had some trouble with them. The cases were disposed of by Justice Morgell. No Fira Workxs.—We learn that the Gov- ernment does not design furnishing any fire works on the coming Fourth, and as the city courcils have done nothing in that line, we presume that all the pyrotechnics got up on that day will be on private account. At A MBETING of the Liberty Club, held July 1, 1855, the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing term: Robert John- son re-elected president; George A. Newton, vice president; Jas. E Beall, re-elected sec- retary; Benj A. Davis, treasurer. Norrnern Livertigs* Market.—Those do- ing business in this market will, for this week, it will be seen, hold their usual market of Friday on to-morrow (Thursday) evening. VauvasLe Lot —We would call the atten- tion of the public to the advertisement of the sale this evening, of the fine lot on Ninth street, between I and New York avenue. Tug Savaries.—The City Councils having failed to make the necessary appropriations, the Mayor has refused to pay the salaries due to the officers, o/d and new. Tue Granp Jury is engaged to-day with the testimony in the Herbert and Keating case Warcu Returns —Terence Flanigan, as- sault and battery; bail for court. annibal Picton and John Galloway, drunk and disor- derly ; security and costs. James Bruce, lying drunk in the streets; workhouse thirty ays. i> Despite the civil war in Central Amer- ica, a number of Liverpool gentlemen have issued the prospectus of “The Costa Rica Railway,” which is to extend from San Jose, the capital, to the Pacific. The exclusive right has been given for ninety-nine years to Mr. Farrer, a gentleman now in Liverpool, who has resided for many years in Costa Rica, authorizing him to levy rates giving 20 percent. on the outlay, the receipts per an- num being estimated at £9,706 and the ex nses at £7,006. Upwards of 2,000 shares ave been taken up already, and a contract for the construction of ten miles of the rail- way has been made. This portion of the line will extend from the port of Punta Arenas to the River Baranca. ReMaRKABLeE CeLesration.—There is to be a school celebration of American Independence at Quincy. on Friday next. The oration is to be by Hon Charles Francis Adams, the Decla ration of Indepengence will be read by his talented son John Quincy Adams, and the services will be held in the church under which repose the remains of Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams. Hor Wearuer at tae West.—Letters from the West report that since the 20th of June the weather has been very hot, and the nights almost insupportable on account of the heat. In many parts of the West rain was much needed at the last accounts. Tue Dewocratic Fourts or Juny Cexe- BRATION aT BLaDENSBURG.—Great prepara- tions have been made by those having the affair in hand to give completeness and inter- est to the celebration, and we have no doubt that it will be one of the largest anniversary demonstrations ever made in this part of the country Hon. A. E. Maxwell, of Florida, who has been selected to deliver the oration upon the life and character of General Andrew Jackson, isa gentleman admirably fitted for the duty, and in this orstion a treat of high order may be anticipated. Other eminent speakers from different States of the Union will add interest to the meeting by addresses A special train will leave the city at 9a. m., and return at 2} p. m. avy trouble of the lungs have fallod to avail themselves of t 0 {te aud thoroughly tested specific. It is not alone valid who may be materially benefitted by this admir preparation, but It ts to the public speaker or vocallet admirable suxilia:y to their trying professions, inasmuch as It strengthens the vocal organs, and ts pleasaut and natural auxiliary to the physical that both singer and ictorsl.) Sold byall - CALLAN, Agent. pabiic speaker must make. ruggiste. je 2—tr a9 Hoofland’s German Bitters.—Certi- ficate of Ralph Lute, Eeq., Editer ‘* Spirit of Times,”’ [ron- ton, Ohio. InoxTon, October 30, 1854. Dr. ©. M. Jackson—Dear Sir:—The Bitters are in great de- maui here. In addition to the quantity eold by Moxley & Tr, Your agents, the two other stores sell more of them medicine. I find they are much patients to rebulld thetrbroke: me wheo my system of a severe Bilious Fi aud restored 4 tone and vi of the September numbers of my paper I related my expert- ences of the good effects of the Bitters, since which time (hey 4 have now become the standard Tux Wargges Sprines.—This new summer resort was to be opened, it will be seen by the advertisement, on the Ist of July. The value of the medicinal waters at this point, and the remarkable attractiveness of the scenery, have long pointed it out as a supe- rior position for the establishment of a first class watering place An incorporated com- pany, of which T.S. Hall is the president, as Low undertaken the work in earnest, and we believe the enterprise will reeult in the es- Batra Lore. jo 7-smr if” Silver Ware ™ tory.—Having commenced the manufactory of Ware in connection with my Jewsiry establishment, persous wishing to furnish their own stiver to be mannfectured into ware,can do go, and rely on having the same returned (n proper shape. Also, every variety of fine Watch Repairing executed in the best workmansiike mau: H. O. HOOD, jeso 838 Pennsylvania ¢, Near 9th street. tablishment of one of the most popeisc and Citrate agreeable valuable medicinal resorts in the country. ut and laxat! ased on the conti- Certainly @ position combining more and supe- ner nore preset coment ot rior natural advantages cannot be found. lot of Havana Cigars; with a fall supply of fine Per- juaving Brashes, aud Totlet portation, at ayivania avenue. ASSAULT AND Barrery.— 1 New Drag Store, -Terence Flanigan AN’ was — — —— Alley last night, for| je 2—tr a an assault and battery, with a hatchet, on i> Aa emarkabl. refala. on Dugan The complainant's head was ase Caraive County, Ve March, 1654. , Richmond. rit gas PI gay = oe eepe 8 MGcatemens: Your Gries Spentsh Mixtare hee por men, had f 1 «remarkable eure in the person of a servant formed « remarkal pe yonuwant 1 cause of the attack. A young man who went to the assistance of Dagan, testified that he found the prisoner kneeling beside the pros- trate man with his hand upon histace. When he got nearer, he saw two women, one of whom helped Flanigan into a house near by Flanigan was arrested by Officer Cooper, and was ordered to give $250 bail for bis appear- ance at court by Justice Morsell. had failed, it wae revolved to try the mixture. We a: istered {t according to directions, and wonderful to say, & perfect cure has been effected. I cine equals ‘Carter’ wish Mixtare” asa blood. It {s creating quite an exci ‘apldly. Send another lot by ratiroad, Yours truly, 3 BROADDUS, P 0S FRMALE PILLS. the Pills are perfect!; re based upon au extensive prectice of over thirty © the directions have been strictly fol F failed to correct all Irregularities, difficult menstruation, (pariicalarly,) at They will cure the Whites, aad remove ug from cold, exposure of auy causes; be used successfully asa Preventive. sil upon nd get s Circalar for particulars free. per box, with full directions. Sold wholesale and retail by CHAS. ‘STOTT, Druggiat, Peunsylvania saa B. WAITE, 528 Seventh street, Was! an Sisce rae sew Gvarp has been on duty from the 9th to the 30th of June, near ninety ersons have been registered at the gu: ouse, which is a very fair beginning for new officers The cases have been regularly tried and disposed of by the police magistrates who attend to the business at the stations. The regular occupants of the guard house ha become scarce; the farm supplied with able bodied bands, and the worthy poor accommo- Gated with lodging: when they applied. T. CISSKL, Georgetown ; to whom all orders must d the Pills will be sent confidentially, by mail, to eaclose them oue dollar. See siguature on the box; to counterfeit itis a eh a aaitati an 1 tt lll ly ili litt ete tlt TOIT EE amet aregestna at 4 o’clock, from the residence of Mr. J. Go No. 135‘North E street. at 9 o’clock, from coher of First nd F 13% street, between C and Wa&§NTED—A COMPETENT NURSE, TO to the Spri mended wi)l hear of a good situation by applyin; immediately, at No 28° men athand Sth streets from the country and perfectly black. Address ‘‘H C.’? Box 4, Star office, stating price and where to be seen. 46 Missouri avenue. 1, aged 4 and 5 mouths. Her funeral take place to-morrow wees b On the 2d instant, Mrs. MARY BATEMAN, in the 91st year of her age Her funeral will take | a on Thursday morn- e residence of her son, aie » No. 31. ELEN LITSLEFAIR, d Rachel M. Willett, HARLES EDWARD, aged 4 months and 26 days. ‘On the Ist instant, aged 13 months and 25 days. youngest son of Al- exander and Eiiza Ann Furtuxe,. WANTS. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- man a situation as ae Apply at i take charge of a child 15 months o/d, to go . One who can come well recom- K street between 7th and 1t* WANTED—TO HIRE FOR SIX MONTHS ora year,a GIRL, 14 years old A Slave preferred. Must be indusrrious jy 2-1 ANTED—A SERVANT WOMAN TO do housework in general. No objection to celor. Best of wages given. No. 243 )) st., next to 14th. jy 2-3t® AN TED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER and Ironer for a small family, to reside in the Navy Yard. Enquire at Mrs. WALKER’S, jy 2-10:* AY ANTED—A SITUATION AS OVER- seeronafarm. The advertiser is most re- spectably connected, and will give undeniable references as to his comp °teacy of management Apply. for information, to Mr. WALKER, Ode- on Hall, 4} street. jy 2-iw* OUSEKEEPER WAN TED—FOR THE Warren Green Hotel, Warren'on, Va. One who can give satisfactory references may apply to Dr. WADSWORTSB, Brown’s Building. iy 2-eoat® WO SERVANTS WANTED—WANTED, to purchase or hire a good colored woman for the kitchen, that can cook, wash and iron. Also 2 good child’s nurse, for which merchandise will be given in exchange at cash prices. Apply, through Box 313 Post Office je39-1w a 2 WARRANTS WANTED IN FX- change for a small house on M st., near 13th. Enquire at No. 427 kighth street, between G and ; je30-3t¥ &VERAL COMPETENT DRESSMAKERS \ wanted. Apply at 490 Fourteenth st., south of the Avenue. je 30-3t* —————— AN TED— WANTED—WANTED—TO a find persons In want of the following ar- ticles : French or Gcrman Looking Glasses Portrait or Picture Frames, round, oval or square Oil Paintings, large and small Marbie-top Brackett Tables, in bronze or gold. All kinds of Pictures framed, and any size Looking Glasses, or other work in the gilding line done to order with disratch. Also, alot of cast-iron Bracketts, suitable for shelving, &c.,on hand. Terms moderate to suit the times, for cash. N.B.—Old Work Regilt,and Looking Glass Plates inserted. 255 Pennz. avenue, opposite Kirkwood House. dec 19 JOHN WAGNER, FOR SALE AND RENT. (SBE FIRST PAGE VOR OTHER NOTICES ] OR RENT—A COMFORTABLE DWEL- ling House to let, No 406 Ninth street above Hf, and all or part of the Furniture forsale Ap- ply on the premises. je 205g IOR RENT—POSSESSION GIVEN IM- mediately, that large brick house on 18th st , between E and F, recently occupied by Col. B.F Larned. Fortermsapplyto Mr. CHARLES B. KING, Artist, 12th street, or at the oilice of the Paymaster General No. 34 Winder’s Building. je 19-3w OUSE FOR SALE.-—A FINE NEW modern built house on K street; fronting Franklin pe ae containing 13 rooms and a fine basement, kitchen, &c Gas, hot and cold water throughout the house, with bath room,&c_ In- quire of H. A. WILLARD, at Willards’ Hotel. je 23-1m UARS},&c.—MKS. BATES,ON THES. W corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street is prepared toaccommodategentlemen withrooms, with or without board. Every efortwillbemade to render those comfortable who may favor her with their patronage. ap6—tf PUBLIC NOTICE. TO PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, OR PRI- VATE PARTIES. HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE GREAT pleasure in informing his nu- merous friends and the public gen RSs erally that he has, at all times, a number of large and comfortable OMNIBUSES: for their accommodation, and at a mederate charge. Applications may be made to either of the un- dersigned, George & Thos Parker, orto John T. Killmon. WM. WHALEY, Proprietor. JNO. M. HOLBROOK, Ag’t. {7~ Aline of stages leave Washington every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 o’clock a. m , for Fairfax, (C. H.,) Aldie, and Middleburg. Passe ‘gers will please ieave their names at Dy- son’s Drug Store, corner Pa. avenue and 12th st. je 1l-1m* BLACKISTO S PAVILION. HIS PLACE OF RESORT WILL BE open on the 3d day of July for the ac- commodation of visitors. The subscriber Ath has engaged a first rate Cotilion Band for: the season, and with his large and spendid Ball Room offers vast ind:.cements to the lovers of the dance His table will be constantly supplied with all the luxuries of the Potomac, and his Bar with the chojest liquors. This is known to be one of the healthiest places on the river, being situated between Blackistone’s and St Catharine’s Islands. ‘There will be a celebra‘ion on the 4th of July, and #alland public Cotillion Parties on Thurs- day, 2ith July, Thursday, 7th August, and Thurs- doy 2ist of August. ‘he steamer Alice Price will land passengers during the waierinz season on Tuesdays and Fri- days going down, and will stop for passengers on Wednesdays and Saturdays, on her return trips. Board—at per day for a week or longe ; $1,25 less than a week je252m GEORGE. W. BLACKISTONE. Hi WHITE CHIEF—By Captain Mayne Reid. ‘The Scalp Hunters, by Capt. Mayne Reid. Every Lady her own Shi emaker, or a complete self-instructor {a the artof making Galiers and Shoes; price 50 centr. Immigration, its evils and consequences, by Samuel C. Busey, M.D. Comic Miseries of Human Life Illusirated The Struggle for Life, or Claude and the Skel- eton Horseman. John Halifax, Gentleman, by the author of Olive. Clara, or Slave Life in Europe; a novel. Western Africa; its history, condition and Lid “rel by Rev. Leighton Wilson. je 30-tr FRANCK TAYLOR. UST RECEIVED— Scotch Herrings Fresh Peaches and Apricots Prane Cordial Levy's celebrated Bitters Vermacelli and Maccaroni Sweet Oil Fresh Teas, for sale by JONAS P LEVY, 474 Pa. avenue, Win®, Liquor and Segar Store. 10-tf OU P-CELERY AND PULVERIZED Herbs, viz: Sweet Majoram, Su mmer Savory, Thyme, and Sage, for sate by Jas. H. SHEKELL, je 28-3 279 F street, corner 13th. CHANGE OF HOURS. N AND AFTER MONDAY June, the Steamer GEORG PAGE will run at the following hours: Leave Alexandria at 43g, 8, 10, 12, 24,434, and 6x o’c'ock. Leave Washington 6,9, 11,1) 33, 5, and 7 clock. fe 29-it ELLIS L. PRICE, Captain. OR BUST UN.—THE FAST SAILING F Clipper Schooner SEARSVILLE a arrived and will have quick des; a for, OTHER, ‘hi the above port. po 4 je% Iw 3. Agents. R,Esq.,toHATTIE R , | eldest daughter of the late Albert J. K. Baker, all THE 30th of x " Ufa , sentin AUCTION SALES. [8EE FIRST PAGE FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES.] By JAS. C. McGUIRE, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON Fifth N strects.—On ek parts of Lots 17 feet on sts. north, street, between M a: TUESDAY AF TURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nos. 10 and 11, in Fifth street wes’, between M running back 93 feet 4 inches Terms cash. _Sy 2a By C. W. BOTELER, VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at Auc- pocggiet June 25th, at 6 on the i ‘Cabot’s subdivision efsquare No. is located in 2 ra 8 fron! tien.—On WED: o’clock p. m., I shall No. 47, 677. This ing city, bavi: Hi street, between 1: Capitol street ; feet ‘Terms cash, jei8 I The adov. poned until MON jy 2-3t DAY, July 6 i Square on aa Auctioneer. ip JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct’r. Auctioneer. Cc. W. BOTELER, Auct. e sale is unavoidably pest- 4g o’clock By C. W. BOTELER, SALE OF A COMFORTABLE DWEL- ling en the Island —On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July 9th, at 6 sell, on the premises, part of Lot Ne 11, in provements thereon, consisting of a substantial two-story and atiic Frame Uwel- 353, with te im containing seven rooms ling, ‘his property is situated on Tenth street west, near Maryland avenue. Terms: and 24 months je 2-eod Auctioneer. 4 o'clock, One third cach; balance in 6, 12,18 satisfactorily secured. : W_BOTELER, Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Anctioneer. ( bavlee STORY FRAM® HOUSE at Auc- tion.—On MONDAY, the 7th of July, I shall sell in feont of the premises, at 6 o'clock P_m., lot No. 23in equare No. 499, situated at the corner cf 4 and I streets south. 7 feeton 4%, running back with the line of I On the south part of the lotisa gocd two-story frame honse, conta!ning five rooms The part of the lot with arate; and the north part of the lot, which 1s the corner, wll be sold as a street 75 feet and agocd dry cellar. the house will be sold vacant lot. ‘Terms liberal, and made known at sale. _je26-d A GREEN, Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. f bendad BRICK KILNS AT AUCTION —On THURSDAY, July 3d, I shall sell on the premises, at6 o'clock p. m., two Brick Kilns. containing sixty or eighty thousand brick, situated on Square No 358, between north V and W and 10th end Boundary streets. The kilns to be re- so cash; over #30, a credit of two and four months, for notes bearing interest, moved in twenty ‘Terms: Under and satisfactorily eadorsed. _je 23-4 A. GKEEN, Auctioneer. “By A. GR sel’, at6 o’clock p m, in fror subdivision of square No. 215. Tke above described pioperte is handsomely situated as it regards hea th, gor d water, and con- venience to the pubiic Depariments abundance of grapes and other fruit cn the prem- ises. Terms of sale: Onv-fourth cash; the balance {n6, 12, ard 18 months, for notes bearing interest A deed given anda deed from the day of sale. Auctioneer. ANDSUME BUILDING LOTS on north between 14th and 15th streets at Auc- tion. —On THURSDAY, the 2d of July, I shall premises, three hacds:me Building Lots, frosting 22 feet each onn rth L street, ranning back about 100 feet, between Mth street and Vermo t avenue end 15th street, being Lots C, D, and E, in John Daly’s tof th of trusttaken. ‘Title indisputable. je26da A GRE N, Auctioneer FIFTY DULLAKS REWARD. ANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, residing at Gisboro’, near City, on the 6th instant, negro man JIM BELL, about 22 years of age, Washington and 5 feet 9 inches high; very black, stout built, and is, very thick in his » h. He is supposed to be lurking about the vicinity of Washington I will je 26- Drawing end Painling. give the above reward if taken beyond the limits of the District, or twenty five dollars If taken within seid limits, in either case to be se- cured in jail so that I may get him aga’ eosw GEORGE W. YOUNG. INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING & PAINT- ING. R. WILLIAM McLEOD, LANDSCAPE Painter, respectfu'ly informs the citizens of Washington and the adjicent communities that he proposes to open ciasses for instruction in Ina few days be wiil be able to state where and whea his Classes wiil be opened Schools attended and private lessons given at Lis class-room or the residence of pupils. Further particulars known by erquiry at the bookstorts of Franck Taylor and Tayior & Mau- je 30-e03t Ty. ELVANS & T 326 Pa avenue, bet. je% eo2w TONS BAR. BAND, ROUND AND Square Irom now in store and for sale by HOMPSON, 9th and i0th sts, (Organ& Int) idly-improv- of 22 feet on street east and North depth 87 feet, containing 2,187 The tot fronts There is an i) 4th wh Nosi truston je AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. Bv JAS. C. MeSUIRE, Auctioneer. NOON, Jub ises, 1 Se anne 38 teaten nm 26-d 2d, at hailf- sell part “4 ve lage with an excelient dry cellar MALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT Public Sale.—On WEDNESDAY AFTER- 6 o'clock, on the Lot No 7, in Square orth N street, between ig back 185 feet to a 30 twelve months, with interest, secured Wy deed of the premises. JAS. C. McGUIRE, Avet'r T Ro. now By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. WELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lots at the corner ef E and 34 streets at Roos Auction.--On WEDNESDAY AFTER. OON, June 8th, at belf- ises, I shall sell Lots 570, situated at the corner of north K street and Third street west. divided to make six lots fronting each 25 feet 6 inches on north E street, runn:! a 10 feet alley, and six lots fronting 24 feet 1 inch = 3d street, running beck 155 feet to a 30-feet al- ley. These are probably the best most eligibly situated lots to be found for sale in that very desirable residence, and the sale tention of capitalists as first-class buildin; Title indisputable Terms : One-fourth cash; th twelve, and eighteen mon‘bs nt deed of trust on the ie ERNOON, Jul jeza By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANDSOM® BULL K, between 16th and 17th streets, at Auction.—On WEDNESDAY, the 24 July, I shall sell, in front of the premises, a' 6 o'clock square No 154, fronting on the north side of North K 45 feet 10 inches, with an average depth of 146 feet 10 inches toa 40 feet The above des- alley, witha Those lots have been sub. 6 o’clock, on the os. 3and 4, ‘Square back 116 feet to portioned and TELEGRAPHIC WE ws. Se PROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. BY WOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Hauirax, July 1.—The steamer Canada from Liverpool, with dates to the 21 here this evening. meee The news generally speaking is unimport- This is situated in most | *"t ? ‘ healt idcatlons in the city, E-Series water The excitement in England consequent upon near by, and is very desirable. Mr. Crampton’s arrival out had ily sub- Terms: One-third cash ; the residue in six and | Sided. Mr Dallas had not been and — not be be recruiting business was regarded as definitely settled and hopes were freely inter- changed that the Central American que:tion wood soon be also. Mr. Buchanan's nomination for the Presi- ony had made but little stir. oes ‘eace meetings and the ado; friend! addresses to America were pe ing 4 Mr. Bailie’s motion in the House of Com- mons respecting the American difficulties, and in which it — su Lord Palmerston's ministry would be defeated and resi been withdrawn. * wi aradrnar A rumor prevailed that Great Britain would send no Minister to Washi: h during the aiministration of President Pierce. This was, of the city for a private Prod) pis deond Be at. | DOWever, merely a rumor well as persons desiring a TSE MARKETS site e residue in six, JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct’r. i The above WEDNESDAY san.e hour and P m., Lot No.4, in 5-feet side alley cribed property Is handsomely located imme diately in the rear of the magnificent dwelling ing erected by George W_ Riggs, Exq and only two squares north of Lafayette square. i oe Terms at sale je 20-, le is postponed until TERNOON, June 25th. place, at which time the beautiful Lots on E street wil! positive: reserve. (> The above sale is on of the rain, uatil WEDNESDAY AF- Tt y 2d, same hour and place JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct’r. be sold without JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ostponed in A. GREEN, Auct’r. 4 By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ALU*BLE BUILDING LOT ON Ninth orth E streetand Yew York avenue.—On WEDNESDAY AFTER- ON, July 2d, at 6 o’clock, on the premises, I ali sell part of Lot No 6, in s fronting 24 feet on 9th street west, i streetand New York avenue, running back 923, feet, containing 1.850 equare feet. Terms: One-third cash; and the residue in six, and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises street, betwee je 26-4. JAS.C McGUIRE, Auct’r. tat nin; JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. B RUSTEE’S SALE OF UNI“ PROVED Property on the Island and east of the Capite! —By virtue of two deeds of trust and recorded March 6th, 1855, in Liber J.-A &., No. 93, folios 131, 132, and 133, and the other Septem- ber 2th, 1¢55, in Liber J. 161, 162, 163, and 164. two of the | Washington county, in the District of Columbia, Fublic auction, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July 2d, at 5% premises, lots Nos 2, and3, in square No 593, baving a front of 244 feet on Dela- ‘ware avenue, between south K and |. streets, ron- back and average depth of 128% feet, con- The whole will be o’clock, on the AS HEATERS.—ANOTHER SUPPLY of those Gas Heaters so convenlert for the a meal fora svall family. » for cooking and baking, the subscriber wil ning 39.816 subdivided into suitable building lots. sell at uare feet -A.8 and records fo' ALso— At 63 o’clock, on the premises, I shallsell Lots 4,5,6,7, 13, 14, 15,16, and 17, in square No 1,009. These lots are situated, respectfully, at the corners of north C and 12th streets east aod north D ard 13th streets east. Immediately after— je 2l-eod&ds nursery, or for cookii Also, GAS STOV complete. je21 HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFUL- ly informs his friends and the public gener- ally that he has sold to William N H. Maack bottles, fixtures, &c., ater Factory. the good wiil, machinery, belonging to his Mineral \W: JOHN McKEON. AVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE, THE undersigned, in connection with bis present facilities, will be able to supp! times with the best PORTE for the last six years, he hoj tion to his business and wit lishment, to merit a continuance of the same. WILLIAM N. H. MAACK, je 30-2aw7t* Corner 4g and N sts., Isiand. STILL SELLING OFF UR EN all Fancy Dress Siiks, Plain zes, and Figured Brilliants. 50 pieces more of those rich Plaid Ginghams at 16 cents, worth 25 200 yards extra good Printed Lawns at 124 cents, all fast colors In fact, we shall sell off every article in fancy styles in Spring and Summer Gocds at extremely low prices for cash, in order to close them out this season. We have remainin; at reduced prices. Also, in store A fullstcck of Staple Goods, in supe: fine Shirting Cottons and Linens, Sheetings, Linens; 100 Allen dale Counterpaines, Toweling, Table Diapers and Napkins, with many desirable ar icles for the present season, all of the best class, and will be sold at the lowest comely te cash, - e t paying customers. articles warrantec to oreviean ses oods cut off cannot figured and striped Shirtin; to prove as represented. and gi be taken back. COLLE IRE STOCK OF FANCY DRESS GOOD3.—We have marked down stil! lower es, Figured Silk Tissues and Beregés, French Lawns, Chint Bereg about—50 Silk and Lace Mantillas, which we desire te sell, and will cifer them atco:t; black Lace Scarfsand Lace Pcints, & SEARS, Je 30-co2w 523 7th st , 3 doors above Pa. av. G F West side 9th st all sizes je 32-e03t — CS) NOTICE TO THE LADLE: SELLING OFF A HANDSOME lotof Summer Millinery, Flowers. Ribbons Str«ws, &c , rich Embroid- eries, Collars, Undelsleeves, Lace and Silk Man- tles of all kinds ard colors, infant’s Waists and Dresses, with a variety of articles suitable for ladies, misses and infants. N. P.—Ladies can be supplied with French and English Corsets, Jacke’s, Waists, Supporters, REST INDUCEMENTS TV LAY IN Winter supplies of COAL will be offered for the next week by the subscriber, who has now in yard 750 tons of the best ie of Coal, and cf MOORE, , bet. D- and E. Brades, Bands, all of the best materials and war ranted to fit at and lith streets. ij pF She will selljber stock until the 1th of July at cost. MRS. CASSIDY’S, No. 1 Pa. avenue south side, betwren 10th je2-eolm COOKING COAL. ORBERRY, BLACK HEATH, LOCUST Mountain, and other superior COALS, ex- pressly for cooking. As particular attention is id to the selection of ceals for this purpose, hose who mav favor us with their orderscan rely or article. Satisfaction given Tbs. to the ton on getting a sui or So wale 22: , Oak, and Pine WOOD of the best ality always on hand ‘ways on hand. oy 2 TJaw. M. GALT, N_ W corner 12th and C streets, No. 547. {> Coal kept under cover, delivered free from slate and dirt. IREAM.—A CONFECTIONER, HOTEL- raons can be supplied with CREAM keeper, or other from six to eight ons of addressi the adve for its dellyery ure fres! y or thrice a week froma iry and garden farm near Washington City, by a note to Box No.8 a, so that all and m: arrangements may call an ang ae je 18-tr HE STEAMER GEORGE WASHING- TON wiildepartat the follow- ing hours: Leave Alexandria 7%, 9, 11 Leave Washington...8, 10, je 28-4 1%, 3 is iy 4 JOB CORSON, Captain. Le pe pegs THIRD MAZURKA just published at the Music De; m 30-tr . Price 25 ceats. EO. HILBUS. the public et all , ALE, CIDER and MINERAL WATER inapurestate Thank- fal for the liberai patronage bestowed upon him S$, by a strict atten- his enlarged estab- Hon On the premises, Lots Nos. 1, 2, 3,4, and 5, in square 1,051, fronting respectfully on Kentucky avenue, nort: C street. and 13th street east. Terms: One-half cash ; bal.ncein6, and 12 months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the cost of purchasers. NO. KR, ASHLEY, Trostee. JAS. C. McGUIRE, ES Auctioneer. G. FRANCIS, 490 Seventh st. GAUZE MESINO AND SILK UNDER- SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. NOTHER AND VERY LARGE SUPPLY of Gentlemen’s Underdress this day opened, of every variety of size and quality, such as— Gauze Silk SHIRTS and DEAWERS Do Merino Do Do Cotton Do Thread Do Do Shaker Do » RS Walk Do Do Do Do Do Also, a full supply of Linen and Jean DRAW- ERS, of gold quality and styles. It will be recollected that we buy exclusively fox cash, and that we offer the best goods at the lowest and uniform prices, at m 16-tf STEVENS’S Salesroom, Browns’ Hotel. LAND AND TAX AGENCY, LANDS LOCATED, BOUGHT § SOLD. DALLAS & STEELE, East Sagivaw, Mich., Prom; t attention paid to all communications. a. 1. DALLAS, (itoyt’s Bleck, R.H STEELE REFERENCES. m C Brewster, Spr a Geo M Dalles, rman Little, Jon Gallagher, Hon Lewis C. R SALE.—A PORTABLE STEAM EN- GINE, three horse power, Jocomotive boiler greater power It has been in use at tuis office, and ts offered for sale because itis replaced with an engine of much It will be found extremely ser- viceable, and will be sold low for cash. je 24-tf A je je Retailed b Also, T GRKREENWOUD SEMINARY. iis OTIC ITUATED ON THE SEVENTH STREET Viank Road, three miles from Wathington, now open for the reception of boarding ani up : je7-1m* Mrs WM. KESLEY, Principal. —OUR CUSTOMERS ARE MOST respectfully ntified that their accounts are drawn off and will be presented to them on the 25th of this month We ask as an especis! favor that all those who are indebted to us will call and setile their respec- tive amounts on or before the ist of July GLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & CO. je 24-10td. _ nis ' Sees TYLER'S COMPUURD SYRUP OF GUN sNABIC SA REMEDY F HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP, & vantages, with the least use, having been exie: eats With unparalleied sucoess, not trumpeted to te world 2s a specific or mended as a valuable aud scientiic auxiliary In PULMONARY Cas¥s, read) has been gencially foun most others bave been tried without material ben- efit. As such it is receznized by numbers of our L-5 COUCHES, COLDS. sesses the preatestad ciions of any other in need the last twenty cure all, but recom- at bund, and one that to afford relief where physicians, who know its composition, and have been eye witnesses of its superior eff- cacy, 25 well as by thousands of our most respec- table citizens, who all endorse its claim to being safe, palatable, economical and efficacious. Price 25 cents, or three bottles in one S cents. Wholesale Agents, PATTERSON & NAIRN, and STOTT & CO., Penna. avenue; STEVENS, Alexandria; CISSKL, Georgetown YocER 3 “om “AkagIC COUGH CANDY DROPS, the same composition iz lozenge form, 12% cents a box. UTOMAC HERRING — PEEL& jy 6—ly 100 bbls No. 1 Potomac Herring, pacied ex- je 25-e0!2t ARPER’S MAGAZINE FOR JULY; Scents. al 24 crifice, at wt pressly for family use In store and for sale low by WILLIAM M. CRIPPS, 61 Louisiana avenue, between 6th ne by and 7th streets. °s Story Book, No. 20 (Samble Among the Alps;) 25 cents Godey’s Lady’s Book for July ; 25 cents. Spsrrow Grass Pa) ; ot. Grabam’s M. a nA wg cents. i Journal for Juls; cents. New York Ledger for June 23th and all the umber for sae = ‘No. 128 Bridge street, Georgetown. eee ANS.—SELLING OFF AT A GREAT sa- £. K, LUNDY. JOBN F. ELLIS’8. , With interest, se- G LOT ON North uare No. 403, tween north No. 105, folios day LiverPoot.—Cotton—The market opened buoyant and closed heavy, receding from the Previous advices, prices being unch Flour is a trifle higher, and in Good request at an advance of 6dals on the finer qualities. _ Messrs Brown & Shipley and other authori- ties report great difference in the quality of flour aud quotations are uncertain. Wheat has advanced 24 with a fair con- sumptive enquiry. Corn is in active specula- tive demand at an advance of Isals6d. There are more bgp than sellers The weat er has been rainy, but accounts from the agricultural districts are generally favorable. Provisions.—Beef and Pork are unchaged with limited business at previous rates. Ba- con—The market is unchanged Holders are bolding back for higher prices Lard—The market is wot g Moxey Market.—London, June 20.—The Money marketis unchanged. but slightly more active old arrives freely, and the bullion in the Bank has increased £370,000. Consols for money are not quoted, but on account are quoted at 94sa04¢ = al it The Latest from Kansas. Cuicaco, July 1.—We learn from Alton that the Kansas emigrants from this city, re- cently driven from Leavenworth, will proceed to their original destination via lowa. The Worcester (Mass ) company arrived here to- day enroute for Kansas. Forty-four Worcester men were disarmed on the steamer Sultan near Lexington by two hundred Southerners in manner similarto the disarming of the Chicago party. Sixty Sharpe's rifles were taken, and the company were detained prisoners. It is reported that acumpany from Ottawa, Illinois, has been treated similarly. The Missouri river towns aredetermined not to allow Nortb- crn emigrants to enter Kansas. A letter to the St. Louis Democrat charges Gov. Price with having sent twelve cannon and twenty two boxes of muskets to Mr. Stringfellow to assist in the conquest of Kansas. Sr. Lours, July 1.—Advices from Lawrence of the 28th ultimo announce the arrival of five men from Tecumseh, where they had been held prisoners for some time, having, with othere, been captured by dragoons near Ossawattomie. They were kept chained near ly four weeks, when they were brought be- fore Judge Gates, who discharged them, no- thing having been found against them. Three of the party were, however, detained, viz Messrs. Partridge, John Brown, jr , and Wil- liams. The two latter were members of the Legislature. Brown and Williams were in- dicted for treason, and Partridge for conspira- ey. r Shocking Accident. Paitape puis, July 2 —The newly erected wharf at Reed street, in the First Ward of this city, caved in last evening, causing the heavy shears used by Messrs. Merrick & Sons fur raising heavy machinery, to fall among a crowd of men, women and children, prome nading there. Twenty to thirty persons are reported crushed, maimed or drowned. |SEconD bispatca.} Only two bodies of the victims of the wharf accident last night have been recovered. Ten women and children are missing. A Conference Broken Up. Curcago, June 30.—A Methodist Conference which assembled at Rochester, Andrew county, Miscouri, on the 14th instant, received orders from a number of pro-slavery men to adjourn and leave the State. Not complying with the order, a mob assembled, ente! the chureh, and took the presiding officer and tarred and feathered him. An cid man who attempted to prevent the outrage was shot. Massach usetts Politics. Boston, July 1.—The American State Con- vention at Springfield yesterday, ratified the nomination of Fremont and Dayton by nearly a hundred majority. A party of about one hundred bolted, and organized another con- vention, and ratified the nomination of Fill- more und Donelson. New York Items. New York, July 2.—Mayor Wood is out with a letter declining a nomination for Gov- erpor. Mulligan and Hughes, two of the despera- does expelled from San Francisco by the Visi. lance Committee, made an assault yesterday in Chambers street upon a member of the Committee. All the parties arrived in the II- linois ) Baltimore Markets PS ALRORE, July 2.—Flour is firm; eales at $6 374. Wheat is unchanged; good to prime reds $1 40a$1.45, whites $1 652$1.75; some new white sold at $1.50a$1 87. Corn is unchanged; good to prime white 542590 ; yellow 530585 Provisionsare firm. Mess pork $20 Bacon— shoulders 9ia¥ic ; sides 11}e. Lard 12al3e in bbls, and kegs. New York Markets New Yors, July 2 —Fiour is higher; sales of 11,500 bbis; d State $6 20; superfine Ohio $6 45; standard Southern $7.20 Whent has advanced ; sales of 40,000 bush ele; southern red $1 70; white $1 80. Corn js firm; sales of 25,000 Lushels; southern mixed 602. Pork is higher; sales of 1000 bbis.; mess $2050 «Beef is frm; sales of 100 bbis ; Western mess $12. Lard is firm; sales of 100 bbls. at I1jal2c Whisky is bucyant; sales of 400 bbls; Ohio 30. >> Chelera has bec This being « universal fact, ald regard to diet during the warm weather, and In beneficial results iu the use of Dr. J € much sicknoss can be pr ieuce of the past, whic ousande, For sale by drag je 17-tr The G@ BONY PUBLICU.— 10 hanay lu core ae: EEDOING’S BUSSIA SALVE. It fe a Poston remedy of thirty years’ standing, and ls to commended by phyticians. It is asureand epeedy cure fo Barns, Piles, Bolle, Corus, Felons, Chilbains, ané Old Sores of every isd; for Fever Sores, Uloors, itch, Scald Hosd, Nevile Bash, Bunt re Nipy \recommended & Berson) Whitiows, Sties, Peeters, Fhee ‘Bites, Sy 4 Frozen Limba, eum, Scurvy, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds, ities most ealeanic emedy aud cure, which can be testified to by thouramde who wave used it ie the city of Boston and vicinity for the iset thirty years. instance will thie Saive do an injury, or aa “s preacriptious. it ts made from rectpe broughi from Russle—of try —end 1 proprietors have letters from all Classes, clergymen, physicians, sea captains, aurees, and oluers Who Lave used !t themselves, and recom mend ft to others. Reddiag’s Russia Salve is pat in large tin boxes, etamped on the cover with « picture of « borsesnd 4 disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price, 25 Cente a Box. Sold atall the etores tn town or country, and may be ordered of any wholesale drngeist. For sale at SHILLINGTON’S, Agent for Wash- jogton. jante 17 What is it For—This Weeds Hair RESTORATIVE t—is a question asked daily oy bradreds. um of fear of contrad”,- m be, aud is testified to by ie abd hotels generally Kassian Remedy.—Pre very mother shouid b: sccidente to the cbildren.” 1 prom It will renew ite crow'™.—tt wil! atop ite will restore its natural olor. Is fe wots Hair peedy aud efficacious Restorative, Trial botties nts $2; quarts $3. Res Loe advertiycqeut on the ‘ourtl: ep 19—ti