Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1857, Page 3

Co Cold sa oe mary # i Pairs. Gard: = __~APELEGRAPHIC.NEWS. Boar oF ALDEauay —Amdjourned meeting | the Circuit Court yesterisy uaa wert Balan uF hates cheapness of Mrs. Gard: | By BARNARD & BUCKEY Auctioneers, -| ______By A. GREEN, Ancora pao . amma —Ai "Balsa, arhannd, & Zz ~ ROM T. UATED of thé Board was hel@ last night, in aceordance | still up when we went to q wera pes poset Weer we ‘sy ie man oadt af the Brett wt SpETentAT Are on on wed MONDO “Four botetaree bee ee van Whowtoneee ty of the iam Phillips, from day today untifall ie LOCAL INTELLIGENCE: =" == AUORION SALE ees with a resolution of rr night, for the pur- | given is in substance the ‘General Agents. ways on hi pose of rectiting and ing nominations | ' the Star on the former 1st aeeington street, ap 7. a i Arrival of the Canadian. ig After our fl URE An, in Tenally-town. Fs rs from the Mayor. M Teport closed ToSderashy Dede niin He isting’; . te Ona Buuren. | Portiaxp, April 7, night —The screw . ‘At X past 7 o'clock the Board was called to or- Been ean Ted Adamns, We Be > rary ny DRALERS IW Prupomnnys aris: Samo “ne Stuer ti property : Oud Fellows ship Canadian, rom Livefpoot on the 2th Mare, Boer Wlgy ier and pane "MMO | cg fel uate’ of the hen, he | “BMC aha face et oat, | Spee cet May ies ed ah onc Hee Teraiae Bos | inet ores trem Rarape ne Tun Sow Ss Dove, Riggs. ler a jusey. " improved Rosemary : yal, » e T . The Bord took a recess of tea minutes, and on ‘Dr Ole noes that Re did mot ee s ooh ee ae wen hee all ov mot le Alleume sf Nd a Wainut Sofas, Arm-Chairs and Rock- | the 234, and would cal the Pig ay ‘Haliter sated ponent, (hr banisoanedian earetion ty Repsars sp 5 wit ve at genre ate aT ie Ce tee Dee ee : TEMES : Lu oe eee Bed Sofas, Reclining Chairs, Ottomans, and Loun- ong Doan r - was brought up. £ mee lae tere mane ery deat tscoll’s Hair Coloring Fluid, for changing | 8p 8-20wSw BARNARD & BCCKEY munis, 7. "push Parliament was dissolved on the The folt fowing nominations were taken up and pea acer {na sare he Ee not permit gpey hme to ite original color Sithvoue oteintae the by BARNARD & AUGKET Ane ; Pottor Fabien, |abrery Tabies ond cooys ioomneaes a as « 7 le ce cents, 4 . joneer jirrors, square a bs a H. Berry, as Physician to.the Wash. | My 748 to ‘catechise him a f0 he Teligions be- | “Driscoll's Pomade Phitocome. Price 25 ents. COMMISSIONERS’ SALE—BY VIRTUE OF variety pete gen that no direct overtures for the ington Ans lam. the witnenw might be Teceived ax evidence inthe | Baitimarosgt of he Berigtirs BCs Pkiscous | Collins fate mtRe ie dar Nyet” asictt | Bere gudeboards, Wardrobes, Wadhstands, and | F079 cheeses had toon secelved, trewn Na ; George Mattingly. Commissioner of the Wash- | case~ 7 and 91% Bateimore street, Baltimore, Md. matter of the petition of the heirs of Willi Phil- Far rig Bookcases, Dice Deskeona ing Sa Pepe me ee prisoners rr Plata would 7 rma! ‘was substant! : '6-eolm ie im! handsome sets aameli ‘hamber F urni- cons: ‘Suffic! B. Gardiner, Apothecary to supply the poor | _“‘I'soleumnly sfhim that the sation eek I 1g | We will, on the ist day of May nexteon the several diplomatic intercourse ‘The Bye ee et ef the Fifth Ward. shall give, shall be the ¢rath and the eholetirth peronqaxr 79, THE lavtes—Dr. Duponco's Promises, soll estate of which the said Wil- | Bedsteads in however, would not be satinged wr = oe ee Theodore Mosher, Measurer of Wood, Coal, | so faran iny recollection shall a@res mene | Reveals Pesta ree Goce Ingrechients in | liam Phillips died seized and possessed in the said | H trenses, and emptying of her prisons by Naples ts ae Grain and Bran for the Second district.” , The witnees here corroborated in the strougegt merits are te JTepolen extensive practice of over “One Lot einieee Dwelling Houses upon it, in su i again. i ener See ae E a oa, Polise Constable for the Third terms the evidence of the witnesses who had pre- | thirty, rear ond ei ithe directions have ed Tenallytown, containing one and m fourth acré of | And an ortment of China, Glass and Crockery- vig on the 30th of enn parliament are returna < * ceded min je examination. 6 “4 ever ry cor ground. great variety o| other articles - Wm. Bird, i all Irregularities, relieve painful and difficult men- oO th: ot which we deem = ” 2 ce anon he muntnaae teen | encstechsma cana li5 te | eae eat cy te fat | er uhlta igzae" | ne ak ie eet woe a ae | nf nibh Be ene a ot A debate arose on the nomination of Edward | court adjourned until thismorning, when the ev. | © from cold, exp ; and ma 5 als shove Ton erred about | vill afford » fi ~ ty | ., PRANCE.—Letters from Marseilies, lath. McHenry as a Police Constable for the Fourth idence forthe roweeution, was finished with the fe ane suconeefliy aun Preventive Cail opon the tn drecanarisr crow of rou. bali tpn ed and vieinity who rato purchase Turmiture: onde | that in on not the American bark Adriatic, strict. imon) is. G Eaton and Mrs. Earl. . get a Circul lor particulars ti i] 4 also wi @ attention of the trade. arrested uence e jon writ Mr. Emery asked for the ayes and noes on the The following ielinenne soca then called for rice $1 per box, with full directions. Sold whole- aloo cont nde fed coventh part of the Real Es- Terms of eales All sums under S50 cash: over 850 Lyonnais, the Captain demurred to the juriedies nomination the defence: Dr. Smoot, Wm. H. Edes, C. B. | ®%eand retail by Citas. Sto’ Drags ist, Penn-ave- | tate of the late Theopilus Robey, consisting of a credit of 2and4 months, for notes satisfactorily en- | tiou of the French Courts, and appealed to on Fy BaTgy hoped the nomination would lie over | Moore, G. I.. Rider, Richard 8. Cox, and Mrs. | Inston D. Czend Rea. T Ciesan Gengetowne to | 7 Quarter of an acre of ground in’ Tenally town. San Emre American tribunal The objection was overruled till it could be ascertained whether Mr. McHenry | Dorsey, and their examination was Proceeding eee ierteemh be eae aed the Bale wall a Agana na Dey Mende = oye or. a tuaeanonens’ Seatoaen examine the stock at any | and the cause will be heard the Tribunal hehe woued tte Meyer cletton cme | TOen Mr PO towed Ft Bee uigatureo the brs tn oot | Ba, PS HON GTN a Peaehes | SPECIAL app AM | “sosteeedte leters site thatthe fr of Me s clectionia Bal — . ss main pal 3 SPEC l N. . —_— last fall, and if he did so he was not a citizen | Yer Axoruer Homicive.—Between eight and | _ N. B.—See signature on the box ; to counterfeit it | wood.” i aos re imo han Will be added to the EY» sand sold | Vera Cruz fired on the boats of the Spanish war here nine o'clock last night an outery and bustle on | #* Orrery- jo2-tt The sale will begin at the late dwelling of the de- | on the same terms, the elegant setof Ay hee steamer Ferrolana, for which the captain bad de - Mr. Emery urged his motion to take the ayes ig ry ————— ceased, in Tenally-town, about 10 o'clock. ture, in green and garnet brocatelle, exhibited and | manded an explanation. The letters say that the and noes; of, in case of the motion failing, that | "®¢ avenue, near Third street, attracted attention MARRIED, Terms of sale: One-fifth, cash; the residue in | rewarded at the inte Fair. Z Mexicans bosas t! have the assi: easiel- itlieover. Sia toa bloody attack made upon a colored fman by ui ethe city, on th ee alert the ~~. F. four oqual payinents of Pad 18, oud —— oe bcc ged same pattern, in crimson and | ance of the United States i, 5 * i. ! EN. NT, a , a De re D e@ bo > 3 > mili, Dove objected to Map Sat trreme the name of Benjamin Fletcher, 1 hy a white man | 65, ke ii McNELLY, of Baltimore county, purchasers, with such additional ‘Recurity as miny be [octet Ns samme, iu eminie | os aiteine ons oe demanded an explanation of the present term of the Board. | fantin Fitzgerald's building, npt by Madame on Sunday, the sth, April, by the Rev. Jogeph EG H do HH Fine'and coud damask Turks on the coast of Circassia the Porte had 9p- jebate, juestion was taken o} “ir schwarden, . ET. jos 01 gold damask commis: . ae question, and resulted ia the rejection of Mc- Fletcher, it is stated, had been employed asa {irene to Poe ELIZA L. HASTINGS, of i CHA J Nba dle (Semen lr ara cod —— pattern Shiepemortn armistice pee hed The nomination of Dr. Jas. H. Toner as Physi- piety lode by eacauczalied ty We * P ap-6 A.GREEN, Auet._ | sian forces. & , cian for the Poor in the Fourth Ward (laid over | drick with aI cane, or similar and 1 DIED, N. B—Aay fui By WALL, BARNARD & CO., Auctioneers. AvsTRia.—Diplomatic relations have been sus- on, poniay might) was confirmed: the | Mas dreadfully beaten in’ the street. Fletcher | gQqruening, the 7th instant, Mre. SARAW | cling on TAM DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF STOCK OF | pended between Austria and Sardinia; b jouston, on leave, repo rom the | was taken to the ottice of Dr. Boyle, who dressed | ‘The friends nnd int: f th r . 2 ROCERIES, FURNITURE, &¢.—On LATEST. finance committee, to whom it had been referred, | his wounds as well as he was able under the cir- respectfully invited toattend her funeral oy the | _8? 9-2awaw Auctionsers. MORNING, the Jath instant. at 39 o'clock, we bam Jarax.—A British steamer hed forced the port secomnmnendation that it sn, A Gilman, with the | cumstances. ‘There were several severe cuts on residence of her neghow Richard Butt, Washington By JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. fects ofthe late C. G- Rozenthall; at his late resi. | #t, Wangasath, (of Nagasaki) because she wus d a.m. Y - ; 2 cE OF SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE CHICK- We in part— Communications were however, made to the Em. Tete Mere ne, Hoetd granting alot of ground | |The friends of Fletcher conveyed him to bis | goon 2th®,ct" instant, JOSEPHINE E. STONE, | s5,56 Plaxo Fone auto ner eny ean Cina i peror who pablished an edict giving ordars thal to the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company | home, number 331 B street south, near Second st., | Gheuiter ef WW ilinn } onan: FURNITURE, HANDSOME GILT-FRAME MIRRORS, zolfee three ports should be opened, bat the crews of was reconsidered: and, having been farther | where he died at 54 o’clock this morning. On the sth instant, at 5 o'clock a, m., SAMUEL | BCH SiLx axp Damask Curtains, costiy Or Songs, Starch, any foreign vessels are forbidden to penetrate into amended, was again passed. Immediate! : PaIntTincs, VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, &c. tard and other Spices the i nag Pas ‘ mi ately after the affair, information was | F., caty son of John and Matilda C. Lockie, aged 4 | GA FURS pay MO RNING, April zist, at 10 of Liquors, different kinds € interior. - pats, Moore, on leave, introduced a bill to revive | given to Cpt. Mills, of the Auxiliary Guard, who TR ie smmoat ee and O Says: tien SHS Thvetroat | O'slock, end continuing from day ee day until the ‘ol Cigars, Bottled Liquors Cuixa.—The Chinese baker who was executed the onstruction of certain sewers ia tue Pourth | Ey cre i was provanio: Rewistek acai sae | orth Fatnorraw Thurany afterncon, atc ele | ole diaposed of, Vshalirell fhe superior Furm | Barrels Emit econ, Chasse ie A 1 cel city ere it was pri i - “{ i ure ai Ss u “EI tt » situat es, Measures, Store Fixtures, be at he act - Ward; referred to the improvements committee. | tempt to conceal inkmeeit; "oat up to this writing | P; tao Which the friends of the family sre cordially | B'Tt et “hetween 15th sind Heth oresto ete “ot : i aes ae street, between 13th and J4th streéts, embracing | With many other Goods, comprising the entire roy. A joint resolution was passed requesting the | he had not been found, nor had the jury of inquest every variety and style of Parlor and Chamber Fur- | stock in the store. Conumissioners of the Wath = COMMERCIAL. i = " SAN DSU A a — | niture, Bedding, &e. = pots pumiag weserdtaaindin coebee eee had been sent for FOR RENT AND SALE. “This extensive establishment embraces some | ALSO, AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M.,the entire House- Phe toy opel a SF eh dee mmon Council were | We are informed that the Coroner went to the | 7508 RENT.—A LARGE AND HANDSOME | Stet apie ee he ee cenmnbers, which have been | hold Furniture, as | days 14,000 bales. Proe*- Sales of three read and referred. and then the Board adjourned | restaurant to summon Madame Delmont to give FURD ED. PARLOR, with Bedroom and | ture all having been made at the best establishments Do ~ Card Tables Breadstufts were very @uil, and all qualities till next Monday night at 7 o'clock evidence upon which to ixsue a warrant, and she | Bathroom attached, without ‘board. Inquire of | of this city and of very superior style and finish. We Re Dressing and other Bureaus bonsiderably lower. Flour had deciined Ix; refused to answer the summons, denying that | GEORGE WILLNER, Upholsterer, No. 464 9th | name— . » — Washstands Western Canal 27s.a2%s., Philadelphia and Balti- Tue Wasuixcton Canau presents at this | Delmont was her name. st.. between D and E streets. ap 8-6t Edoenat, msewoed Fouls quatorze seven-octave Pi- Bo Secretary and Bookcase more 2ns.a20s. Wheat was 2d. lower; red 7s. 6d v ‘races = me 7 = noforte, nekert isteads 4 > We time a lively aspect. Numerous boats freighted ; OR RENT.—PARLOR AND BEDROOM, | Elegant French-plate giltframe mantel, pier, and Looking Glasses, Stoves, Sofa, Sideboard ats. white Ss. 2d.as. 9d. Corn had declined 64.; with wood. coal and lumber are arriving at the | T## Loxc Baripee Questiox.—By appoint- either toxether or single and 2 other single Rooms oval Mirrors, of vanous sizes and styles Carpets. Matting, Curtains mixed 3is. Srtarves, and the prices of woed from the bouts ix | Tan's the delegations from this city and George- | ad yall respoots very gunfales aro for rent ai Rs | Hamigome Ou! Paintings, Paster, and French En-| Dining Reomand Kutchon Furniture Chairs, e. | _ The weather had been favorable for agricultu- 7 dws A “ , a TAVings in ri ral rms: ms of and under * 3 ove: f a considerable tigure lower than at the same time | ‘°W2, were received by the Secretary of the Inte- | 215 Penn. av Hotel. ap 8-3t* Superior rosewood and walnut crimson plush-eover- | amount a credit of 60 and 90 days, for notes eatis{ac- Prov sions were generally and firm. last season. Whether this fact will produce a | ‘Ff atl0o0'clock this morning, and an hours inter- z LA FRAME HOUSE. | p; ed Prcch apd pate © ate beee torily endorsed, OE eee NN ARD i Money was slightly easier. Ci 1s for money corresponding change in the price 10 consumers, | VIEW accorded upon the subject of the application z it rooms, with pasnage. A good | Pivan.arm, ladies’ and parlor Chairs oped » BA CO.. | closed at 34 a2, and for accounts 9% «29% remains to be seen * of the money appropriated to the District bridges | pump of water. in the yard. anda stable attached. | ooo Uf yosewood Baclor Furniture guished in blue 7 —— The demand for lumberat the various yards isat | "PO the repairs of the Long Bri an Mth etree. temeire co fate. between 6th and gold brocatelle, comprising two tete-a-tete Ls - 3 . Manicipal Elections. Cone . Soias, two arm Chairs, and four parlor Chairs RUSTEF’S SALE OF A STEAM ENGINE. resent small. but dealers are looking forward to | ,, Mavor Magruder. 8.¥. AtLee, President of the | and aya, streets. | very brisk Spring business, in prospect of the | Board of Common Council, Aldermen Miller and apelwe antici pated erection of several rows of new dwell. | Houston. Councilman Orme, Dr. Blake, Commis- LE ; ings in the city the coming summer. One of our | Sioner of Public Buildings, and ex-Mayor Len- CE, on the corner of F and 2ist sts., | Handsome walnut Whatnots, Btagores, and. Book- principal builders bas proposals for more es- rn Goons Lod nie loi saath Sirge Mayor | fpgether, with the Grounds surrounding it. Tho | |, stands, of various patterns | eae - pe feleg: > : : : ‘utiful marble-top centre, and side Tables, ee this Spring than he received all the last Crawford, Recorder Ould Mr. English, —— Coens pepe peony ime pad throughout 2 ni - iT, i — - GEO. T. LANGLEY. | Suites of handsome walnut figured damask-covere’ | A By virtue of a deed of trust irom Joseph H- | cratic majerith ioe Tad ee ak ee ae Dome Bhd ce ET es hd TE ter to me, duly executed and recorded, Lwili | With two Wands ses preme > offer for sale at public auction, at the Machine Shop to hear from. The returns from ef Ellis & Brother, near the Canal,on 13th street, on | the interior of the State are scattering, and show bas Parlor Furniture, consisting of two Sofas, two OR RENT.—THE, DESIRABLE arm Chairs, Rocker, and four parlor Chairs MONDAY, the 13th instant, at 50’clock p. m., one | that a small vote has been eight horse power Steain Engine, withfupright tubu- New Oxteans, April 6.—The whole American or rented with in rosewood, walnut, and mahogany lar boiler attached. city ticket was elected ber to-day weod ident of Board of Cor Council. the house if desired. ‘The lot. the house stands on | Elegant. brocatelle, damask, and lace Curtains | Terms of sale, cash. bee — br to-day. The Ameri cunts and others on the canal wharves in tegard | Ma¥or, Mayruder and "Me. Ienox were the | ix shy 18 fort, but the purchaser can have more Hroughout the onan, with git Cornice, Cords, | i. W. LASKEY, Teyetee., | pian date aleacsted thts District Judges. “The to the condition of the canal at the intersection of | chief proloentors for this city, and Messrs. Craw- | land ifdesired: | sROUN, the | Rich French China Vasos, Candelabras, and other | ~~ ~* —- | Judge is probably elected. the city sewers, it may be stated that the active | ford and Ould set forth the clsimms of Georgetown, ner of F oad Toth rs sed LOT Son erhnea “mantel Ornamente By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ge is Pi ¥ N.—ON TUESDAY: PoRTLAND, April 7.—The municipal election t ated th eee | corner of : n t ; Cpe Canal Commissioner, Mr. Wm. Wise, is doing | and her objections to the pro} arrangement. | F street. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS. Superior Velvet, English, Brussels, and three-ply WO LOTS AT Al shall offer for cnle. | held to-day has resulted in the election ofthe Re Ti all in his power to clear away the obstructions | The claims, respectively of the two cities were np a-tf throughout the house April 14th, at 5 o'clock, p. I sf == in fro the nises, No. - | publican candidate for Mayor 100 majori lodging here, and for this purpose the new steatn te een ane os RICK YARD FOR SALE.—A Brick Yard with | Oi Cloth. Tage gon nl and stair Carpets in from of ane bremunee, Loss No, 14 and 16 (acoord. | foo Republicans have alorcmtied te City Coun. er mnctine ts brought Into effccteal use. He | Tne rctary of the interior, whe emmed tome, fre advantages, containing a large quantity of | Splendid rosewood, walnut, and mahogany marble- | 57), each lot fronting on sd street 22 fe cil. as cut a channel upwards of 700 feet in length | the Secretary of the Interior, who seemed anxious- | good clay to the depth of twenty-six feet,with tools, top dressing Bureaus and Washstands, Ward- | tunning back 150 feet toa wide alley, between north |, - " and 50 feet broad at the intersection of Seven- | ly desirous to do justice in the premises and everything necessary for running four gangs, tobes Dand streets, containing in both 6,750 square feet. |. C1NCtNNaT!, April 7.—N. W. Thomas, the cit- teenth street and the canal, which will admit | The desision may be looked for at an early day. | with rooin sufficient for eight or more. One of thé | Jenny Lind and French Bedsteads Terms: One-fourth cash ; balance in cash, 6, 12,and | 12€a°s candidate for Mayor, was elected at the ma- boats to the Seventeenth street wharf drawing 7 | partners wishing to withdraw will sell his interest, | Fine painted Cottage Sets, with and without mar- | 18 months, the purchaser to give notes for the de- | micipal election held here yesterday. " 2 s he whole may be purchased or leased on reason- ferred ments, bearing interest from the day of | i or ® feet of water; and through a bar where there | Uxirgp States Poxice Reronts.—Before | able terms, For further vera an ee ples ‘ 7, : coe ye ocr) St. Lovis, April 7_—Wimer, the Emancipation was three months ago only 1 foot of water he hax | Justice Donn: William Waters (colored) was | HUTCHERSON, on tho ‘promises, South Capitol | Sold, chert oo piiarmener te haeend Gp lor sale Aloed St the cost af the purch serene“! | candidate for Mayor, has been elected by 1,500 ven the beats a channel 10 feet deep. Thus the e i w machine has effected in three Wwonthe time | 2‘Tested by Officer Bayliss chaged with commit. | Street. Neal's wharf. ap 8-3t* _ | Painted Wardrobes, Bedstends, and Washstands ap 4-d A.GREEN, Auctioneer. | ™%0rity. Most of the other candidates on the . rE SRNISHE oat a IT—NO. 222 | Superior curled hair Mattresse: Or _| me ticket are also elected. an amount of work greater than coald have been | ting an assault and battery on George W. Gaines, | FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT NO.23 | Pile Feather eds, Dolsises, and Pillows By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. —— *mplished by the old horse power in two years. | also colored, by striking him in the eye with a] Penn. avenue. 3 ‘ap 7-coSt* Very, extensive Jot of superior Biankets, Marseilles LASS JARS, COUNTER CASES, BOW Trial of the Rev. Mr. Kallech. - mmissioner ects to clean the north | stone which he (Waters) held in his hand. As, SOM SALE=A LONG HOATIOF LARGE Qaile comiocts, Bedspreads, Sheeting, Bolster belle aeitweek pause ArrARaxvs, oy Bosten, April 6.—The result in the case of the side of the canal from Seventeenth to Eighth | the statements of both parties were contradictory ,in good order, with all the tackling. Alxo’ | French China, marbled, and granite Toilet Sets Tshall sell, ntthe store and bakehuse, No wt og | Rev. Mr.’ Kallech will probably be reached street, by the first of September next. the defendant was required to give security for & size, in good omer The He i ° ! rcloek p. | t0-morrow. ‘To-day Richard H. , Enq, material taken out of the canal. when | further heating, to enable the officer to summons | Tnquiré-at the Word Yard, eorret of Sth td Canal | Maboesee fart sean eae Soke Rockers. arm and | NiMtit street; between T and K streets, nt do'clogk p. | 'O-morrow.. ‘To-day defence, addressed the jury mined with nome forms a = eae oe witnesses. Street. (ap 7-3t*) "JOHN B,. BOON = side cae ra % als Fixtaren in the store ; also ail the Baking Apparatus peed three hours and a half. Mr. Morse then wet for top-dressing on grass lands, and is given SLEC x > aa 2 = = 2 sir Cloth, rep. and damask-cover jounges: in the bake house, viz: jowed on the oth - Wine Gavernment by the ‘Commiceioneré wat |, 47 48 Exzctton held at the Columbia Engine | FyEW IN ST. JOHN’S CHURCH FOR SALE. Marble-top Sideboardsand Beaufets. ‘Troughs, Pans, Mouids, Seales and Weights jounment, Hewill cemione eee aint used on the public grounds in our city,and is con | house on Monday, the 6th inst.. for seven Direc- | £ - No. 44—one of the most eligible in the chureh. | Bookcases, Writing Desks, arm Chairs Measures, Awning and Frame moter, wies tiecin ihe ideusd by these te charge of our public squares | tors of the Columbia Library of Capitol Hill, the | "Tiarge size family Horse, with light double seated | Piet, Superior engraved heavy silver-plated Tea Bow Window and Stoves. genes Kalloch; his wite, and eevee pomensl Riess, the best fertilizer that can be found: Commis. | following persons were duly elected for the en- | Cartinge wanted. Apply at this office. ap 7-3 | silves'Sinted Castors. Waiters, Tea and Coffee —e “Auctioneer, | Were present during the speeches of counsel. sioner Wise has in contemplation the elevation | suing year: J.S. Pendleton, Jas. A. Tait, Jas. A. OR SALE—A VALUABLE FARM AND Urs, Spoons and Forks ij ————______——_— | _ Botros, April 7—The dues 4f the Rew Mr of the government wharf at the terminus of Nine- | Brown, James Adan Jas. McDermott, John J. improvements, in Montgomery county, Md., sit- | Superior Table Cutlery, Fire Irons By BONTZ & COOMBS, Auctioneers. Kalloch was given to the jury to-day. No ver- — ae == be —— Legere floods | Peabody. and P. J. Ennis. uated onthe Frederick road, half a pond from the ‘Wolont a] menoreay extension, breakfast, eard, TRUSTEE’ f ALE or A NE SRO GIRL — dict has yet been rendered. incident to the spring and fall, ai when so re- Oak Post Otfice, 18 miles from Georgetown, " By virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, — ired the wharf can be rented to our wood and Mecuanics’ Farr Buripixc.—Thi orni . C. ‘The farm consists of 19 acres, containing % | Superior onk cane-seat dining Chairs bearing date the 22d day of Decembar, 1854, which 1s ci Tunber merchants, for the purpose of lightening | workaea nexec ed ta akan, dae AIRE | scree in wood and all wadsr ood fencing. Tho sn- | Frepeh Chinwand granite Dinner, Desert, and Tea | Of'reesn Deeemper sith, Westin Liber Jk eFowiteeies AGL So cee heavily laden sloops to enable them to enter the mene ee provements are, a roomy dwolling, stable, cormhouse, | ¢,7.t) ont-glasa Decanters, Water Bottl Got- A ee 386 and 357, one of the land records for » April 7.—Sufficient returns have sonar - he tid: ing lately occupied by the Metropolitan Mechan- | cai 6 house, &e., all new. FIRES CUS eS aters, Water Bottles, Gul- | Washington county, D.C.,I shall sellon MONDAY, | been received to insure the election of Alexande: Gent woul be of oreet ed cates aaa anRS: | ies’ Instlinte Fair, ou 7th strect and Louisiana | “Apply to G: Dy CANPBELL. Middlebrook, | mock tin Urnn Chetne Dike ana pols ir * uN fant, at 4 p.m. at the Jail of Washington | Halley, Republican, as Governor, by a small ma Montgomery county, Md., or to DUGA? flock tin Urns, Chafing Dishes, and Dish Covers | connts, D. C.,one likely Negro Girl, named Nancy, | jority over Samuel Inpho tons ; ; ° | avenue. A large portion of the material can be n n Radiator, open grate, and nir-tight Stoves * 3 y ngham, Democrat. Also the able beet om pb e itis phe pam cnmenies my —— fore Purposes, and we presume pa se Charleat streot, Baltimore, ‘Together with « general assortment of every article ecb beg pane funds. balance of the State ticket, as follows: Lieut x is a 0 PATENT AGENTS AND OTHERS —For | _ Terms: $3) and pater neh that 2 DONN Trustee, | Bee rr easmes, Bam roll gg ey, Ding —— EN’ EN’ N SRS.—For ‘erms : $3) and under, cash : over that sum a cre- * A ( s. a ; Treasurer, F. Wi : ce trol - Anuivats—Theschooser Ann D.,Capt.Mark-} oar oo oe wash ana Gane rent, the Room on first floor of Bates’s Buill- | dit of mixty and mnoty dave, for satistaetorily eudor- | —*PS-Ccdts_BON'TZ & COOMS. Auct._ | [7th Pepasuter, F- Wildman; and Comp aa ham, arrived at Alexandria from New York on = coun i = soe ae Anadis yusendede ing, oppoaite the east portico of ihe Patent Offiea, | seu notes, bearing interest. RIL By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. stands as follows: First district, Ezra Clark . a s at oF uigh- Lso, Fowl ‘CLOCK 01 e@ 2ist, J > 5 y, . a bi i ° » Sunday, and is expected to Srrive st her Wan | ee ee en ee iene ee eee eee oe ae eee TT ete Gane tho Cast ote Pe ee cate ee | eee AT, FOUR, O'CLOCK, on, Taosday the 21st, in | PRUSTE EOF VALUABLE HOUSE | republican; second do., Samuel Arnold, dem. : Hs ton. 0 > x F 5 vy EEN . a ington wharf (Riley's) to-day. She hasan assort- | ata bala Ee nce Bf A patent agenoy, being in full viow from all parts of the | ily Carringe, nearly new and built to order by one of | xp 22 srkEkTs wast.--By virtue offs deed intent timepiece oe ~ es fourth do., Wa ed cargo, among which are 600 barrels of cement | this morning at 10 o'clock, and had an interview | (Oq°! fom Andis well suited for an office of any | the best city House, which is probably ono of the | UoSting date on tha oth day of re Facts 55,804 | the present House. The result shows again of for the Government. . Alexandria, Washington | with him of an hours duration. Also, one half the Basement, well adapted fora | best adapted for a fashionable boarding fouse or ho- | the subseriber will sell at public sale, on MONDA®, two democratic members of Congress. and Georgetown consignees mixed. as per mani- "ai or model peaker: yeas tel ae pop Hea = rent. Inquire on the premises | the wth day of April, yas, at he P- sone — : oF Of ctioneer. wot No. 14) i No.8, front: fest: Evans & Thompson. R. H. Miller & Co..| | Stors.—The oflcers are rigidly enforcing the | _!™ TeDeomE | anes 5. C. McGUIRE, Auct._ | finches’ on north F stivet, Uateoen ante ad tee ee Asbley & Wood. R Miller & Sons, Charles | law in relation to casting slops, &c., into the N R 494 Penn pbk ~ | (Sty OREEN Aecioncn: A GREEN, Avctioneer. streets west, by 196 feet 12 inchesdeep, with the im- Now Orveans, April 6.—The Black Warrior Koons, Capt. M. C. Meigs, Sinoot & Uhler, Geo. | strects, and several persons have been fined re- | her aT cat Wd birectn Pom chad toseee tke ere : haesepatenld oan | provements, which consist of a well-built two-story | atrived to-day, bringing Havana dates to the 34 . pei ween 2g street ALUABLE LOT THE. NORTHERN Dwelling H: The Mexican que: is still é nd te one eels cently for such violations of law. Most of these | rent will be moderate. Also, several finely furnished Lismer ies ay AveTION—On MONDAY eal | Frame Dwelling House. i, question ts still the general to; cases result from the carelessness of servants. b a Tho ebove property is situated in a pleasant and | of conversation Nothing further been re ooms. 13th, at 5 o'clock p. m., 1 will sell, on the pren rapidly improviny tof the city and oifers a favor- ived, bi ii & Ricketts, H. L. Simpson, John Ogden, J. Ga- Wanted—A Girl todo the Housework of smnall | [ot 3t 2 are S06, on ME etree! north. and nest iy improving part ¥ : ceived. but official dispatches from Spain are oter, E €, Somers. Samuel Bacon & Co, Win.) 4 caprraz Arrotntwent i that of Dr. Berry | Muti; snare on the premises of WAL. RUPB. Gecomer of loth vsiroct west. Said lot fronts south site pportanity ee en eer ee oe snaue saci mm ". Drury, Campbe! ‘oyle, Wm. Knoc A _ jae a z : 5%, OE ae eae ener See ee 24 feet 2 inches and extends back toa pav ey. % 2 ~ 5 $ 6 we . a vana and Matanzas is Shekell” Gibsoh & Keese, Jno. P Dennis, Martin | to be physician of the Asylum. Dr. B. is agen- VOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE RFSI. | and contains 290 square fect, more orters. Tis | ani tenia Ter tee ea ite ants € | two hundred and ten thousend bonne Npatanzas is & Rochford, Mayson & Boyd, G. T. Parker & | tleman of unsurpassed professional attainments dence, being a three-story and basement BRICK | 1s undoubtedly one of the most desirable locations | fale, and secured by deed in trust on the property, | tinne firm at last quotations Co., Charles Mason, D'Ivernise, J. Darby & Son, | and abilities. DWELLING, containing seven Rooms, with brick | for residence in that section of the city. The right | and if not compiled with insix days after the salethe | ‘Two Dutch Ships with seven hundred colies Commandant U. 8. Navy Yard. J. MeGregor. Prov. Mewver gives a Soiree to-night. Next | Back Building attached forthe kitchen and servants, | to build against. the wall of the three-story. brick erty will be resold at the risk and expense of the | pave arrived. A house on the adjoining lot, without being subject to ancins the expense of the Sie The schooner Arlington, Capt. Murch, arrived ‘ and situated on the south side of F street north, be- tall of the costal said wall, 7 ri i Copious rains have fallen throughout the Is at Alexandria fom New York on Monday, with | Wpikcomes off bis grand fancy dress soiree, of | tweenGth and 7th. ‘Perma aecommodating. Apply | the usual charge of ono bait of the cont of said wall, yA GeGUIREL Aust. | land. which more anon. at No, 512(2d story) 7th street, between D and b. ecb a an assorted cargo. She will proceed to George- POLLARD WEBB, wipeh heleagis Seaver ea <S the (oreo “<< ee = High Prize Drawn by a Slave. own oF hi yat Washing- - > = a ‘erms: One-fourth, cash; 2 in ne 5 ZEN, Auctioneer. scat # —- Seacpennees assignees Rewety & rae ~] Waveu’s Iranta to-night, al Odd Fellows’ | _2P7-!m ee eae Anon 12, and 18 months, bearing interest., and secured by RUSTEE’S SALE OF THREE TWO-STO. | _LOUIS¥'LLe, April 7.—The prize of thirty thou- ©. Gautier, Howell & § ribbling, M. C. Harvey, | Hall. It is a miracle of beauty as well as fidelity JOR SALE OR RENT.—A 5 | adeed of trust. ne | Deed given. Conveyancing at the cost of the pur- Ry FRAME Hovsis.—By virtue of a deed of | Sat woved ta ieee toss ery wassold and one ood. two-story FRA Marray & Semmes. A Seauan, €. Wendell, | to truth in the scenes represented. Rooms and Cellar. The lot 3 containing 1 =. Redfern, J. W. Thompson & Bro.. H. Parry, trust, dated the 5th day of December, 1851, executed | balf proved to have been purchased by a slave, 63 feet, on the | chaser, Title good. by William 8. Venable and wife, duly recorded in | Whore master, on receiving his value, gave him corne| ry eall street, Georse- Hd . GREEN, Aut. | bs Wil : 7 5 , Ary & Shinn, Hyde & Davidson, English & Son, | Wartcu Retvexs.—Mary Coombs was arrest- | Somer of, Montgomery and Beall ona large part of Fe at the same time and eras veisshle Tot | ibet,d:gA-&, No. S, foltox 121 et Sea. one of the tend | the balance and his freedom. J. M. Belt, C.S. Fowler & Co. ed last night for attempting to strike watchman | the Sipps es a eleere eae wall be | adjomng the above, being the corner of Mand 19tl: [imbia, and also by virtue of decree of the Circuit Fire and Loss of Life. : ‘Appl : District, sitting in Chancery, wherebs “gts : : Suit on the head with a stone. Her profanity in | [HENRY KING oe BARNARD & BUCKEY, | streets. Court of said District, sitting A} i} Osweso, N. Y., April 6.—A fire yesterda PRresexTAtion axp Strrex.—A very pleasant | the street and gua'd house was added to the | {HENRY KING, or ~ OO ea ee ey ea Tris | and roost of the trustee named in waid deed of trast, | morning, in thesuburbe of this citys desronet & affair took place at the Washington House, inthis | charge; and this morning she was sent tothe | orgy ‘LEW SOLD AT | one ofthe most eligible lots inthe city. the ‘undersigned will on FRIDAY, the 8h day | dwelling occupied by a French family, bamed city, last evening. The employees of the House | Workhouse for 60 days. rivate sale, the new and convenient two-story | ap 9 REEN, Auctioneer. | of May, at 5! o'clock, p.m. in front of the premises, | Pleonia. Three children, the oldest 17 years of ployees i ate wale, the n 0 ea REEN, Anctione¢ at : |e Seecstegge sa of Representatives under Capt. N. Darling, the PERSONAL. me ae roome aude bath reo, | GALE POSTPO} N_ CONSEQUENCE | fer, lot of ground numbered exght [8] in square nuin- | “8° Were sere Doorkeeper, desirous of testifying their respect agar wet os Ss of the heavy storm yesterday, the auction sale of | hered nine hundred and fifty-one [951] with the im- and esteem for him as an officer and a gentleman, procured from Hood & Co., jewelers, of this city, verooms and a bath room, — ix-President Tyler is in Norfolk, Va. anda kitehen and cellar in the basement. It has a the Bladen Fatt did bot take place as advertised at x rth wt Rail: ree : lace ° | provements thereon, which consists of three tw: road ident. Hon, Robt. Paine, of North Carolina, | Sugcetern ot watee ithe yard) with pup and | Sh = 4 MONDAY next, | story frame dwelling houses nearly new and well Purtapetrata. April 7—A coll! d by gas. | and itis ppetpered rotenaesece 9) in Alex: | } - pri A collision occurred 3 z ast :4 9 4 + The above lot fronts on south I between 9th | ,, » a splendid gold watch, chain and diamond pin, | 2clines a re-election to Congress. For a srnall Gamily = taore, desirable home cannot be | there ume: Vary immediately after the sale of bail streets east. in the city of Washington. | Fey traa?aon, ne Columbia Railroad, between two for presentation to him, which was done by Maj. | | --; Durand, the accomplished editor of that | obtained. Apply 7 ‘ape | that farm which into come off at it a. mon that | “forms of eale:' One half cash, the balance wn six | fielxht trains, by which een: Geo. T. Whittington, on behalf of theemployees, | Sterling art journal, The Crayon, is in this city. — —— P = day. (ap7-ts) W.D WALLACH. and twelve months, the perches to sive his notes Z reman, was - jg 3 few happy remarks: Capt. Darling replied | _---. The politest yentleman we ever saw, on | FOR RENT—ONE oF THOSE LARGE FOUR By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. chy a a ace oe The Ice in the Penobscot River. in a very appropriate manner. After which the | passing a sitting hen, said, apologetically, ‘don’t Patent Office, recently occupied by Senators Butler WO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS aT | “Sf'the terms of sale are not complied with within} Baxcor, Me.. April 6.—The ice in the Penob. assembled —— look of the good things | rise, madam.’’—North American Review. and Mason, with dumb water, gas, and bath fixtures ‘AUCTION, ONE NEAR JUDICIARY SQUARE, AND | five days from the day of sale the trustee reserves | Oye passed this ity to-day, and is said to repared for them by the proprietress of the ---.Goold Brown, the celebrated writer upon complete, containing seventeen rooms, Inguireof | the other on Capitol Hull—On TUESDA Rpaislie’ the right to resel!, at the risk and costs of the de- is city to-day, is jo ap $-7t* SAM’L MAGEE, N 0. 441 7 house, (Mrs. Beveridge,) by order of the com- | English grammar, died in Lynn on Tuesday, of 5 at 50’clock, p. m., I will sell, on the premises part of s “6s faulting purchas: ? upon piving twenty days’ previous | have gone clear below. “The opening ef naviga mittee of arrangements. . hes and toasts | a disease of the lungs, aged Lot No. 13, insquare No. 531, on 3d street west. be- | notice, by advertisemen' me_one or more news- | tion is ten days earlier than last year. were the order of the evening. and the happy Gen. D. B. La’ fi candidate fc EW CASH BARGAINS’ STORE * | tween E and F streets north. aed Nee rome = papers, published in the city of Washington. All ? ‘ company did notseparate mntilalate hour. Capt. | eteciion to the Senate from the cosutios of Allez | IN i Seasonahle Spring Goods. | 24 foot and % of hn inohs Arey ro feet to inches,more | CONveyaneINg at the cost of the purchaser, tee, Fhe Crepe tn Teane. Ira Goodnow presided on the oceasion, and did | Shany Botetourt and Craig War S _, MEYENBERG, BRO. & CO.. inches: OX ne three-story brick building stands on | ap 6-Stawts ‘A. GREEN, Auctioneer. New ORLEans, April 6.—Texas papers of the the honors very gracefully. A unanimous vote of | B040Y> Sotelo ahem Oe ee eee eee in Peace Bee prot | the adjoining lot, and a number of the better class of | _*P — - 2d have been received. The prospects of the thanks was passed to Mrs. Beveridge for the ele- | |. -7-- ee meee te psa phy veo Messrs, English & $ cone Establish- | paildings have m the ast year oF two Leen erected ARM POR SALE BY AUCTION, an | CrOPS was tolerable, but a want of rain wae being paar I “Trish } s A + D.C v ‘2 |. The local, = MO? , the nt, % i ‘ gant and sumptuous entertainment Stmuci Colt, of Hartford, Conn. are at Willards’ | ment’ of Spring deeds, eich they enkased for | in the immediate neighborhe n Pi experience sirable in consequence of being near the City Hall, | o’clock, a. m.,(if fair weather, if not the next fair i cash at Boston and New York from Mannfacturers Ivania av e ,) will be sold bi tion, the Farm on Baltimore Markets. Tur Fexexat of Mr. John Tissowski, who} tie elty | fia triers, 0 which partion attention iin | 4 at ae eee eee ee eens | Barsiwon ten ee ene tm at es -3 died suddenly on Monday night, took place yes- I> The number of colored voters which the ere ting the cash system, no extra profit will be | _ And at half past 50’clock, or immediately after the | furniture, stock, and farming implements. It lies in . for Howard street. Small salex of red wheoi at ii » remises, | A in tains 5i acres, and | 54 ae ‘erday at p. m., from the house of the deceased, | proposed amendment to the constitution of New | placed upon goods to make tip for bad debts, so they | tale of the NE rece a cared ce | pene Comey Vinge corinne, ewes, am 135aldse.. and white at 115alse. Corn, S6abl cts and was attended by a large concourse of friends ork would create is estimated at 10,000. pair beoememe h offer them lower than any other store Capitol Hill, having a front on north Soper of 49 | the Georgetown Aqueduct, and ix ae pie ps pave pg dir. ser lots of white, and Gva63. cts. for . 2, 5 = 1 5 re upon '. He wax a member, in good standing, of the Odd he folowing Foods aro offered, and to. which feet 234 nches, between 3d and 4th streets east, run- | andria and four from Washington e por P wheady ui 95)¢a86 0. ning with » side alley to @ 30 feet alley in the rear. | it a comfortable and well-arranged dwelling house, | Whis! . is Fellows’ and Masonic Fraternities, and was bu- Das. Hunter & WittiaMs, large additions will soon be made : - i Toomi t and back red : ed Uy thea. Frevimesly, Ronee: tha wom. ok Physicians Sor Diseases of Throat and Lungs, abe kainen, 12h He and apward: Silks, Briliants; Seid lot contains 6.00 eater of the Newiie- portscony the. inrmer Yhirty-ieht by twelve font 3 Nae the request of the mother of the deceased, was 52 North Charles street, Baltimore. in and Sngits f tS; | thodist Episcopal Church. itche comfortable house for servant as taken to St. Matthews chutch, aud the usual rites | | Dr. Hewrer or Dr. Winiase will visit Washing- | Chuitz, pian De Fnines, Debaiges, 10 cents and "Terms: "One fourth, eash ; balance in 6, 12, and 18 | hands; a large and convenient barn, with stabling | LN THE SPECIAT, OPARTNERSHIP WITH fe of the church administered, and on the returu to | tonon the 12th and 2th of each month. The next months, the purchaser to give notes for the deferred | for six horses and as many cows, and an ample | GEN L GEORGE RUS: i Wing expired. from > A id and strij ‘i he day of sale. A ‘tached to the barn ;) a root cellar w and after this date he is a full Partuge saber jouse. the wan met by the t Visit will be on Saturday, the llth instant. — % payments, bearing inferest from the day cistern (at 3 ten by them tothe burial ground, where the | , bee Penney ivan avenue, over Mir, Vore'a | Beata dontey Aanoogg cise, Lave, Herexes: | Febd'crveh and milend of triwt taken. Al conveys | thebarm, thal tw, thonaand tunhcln of roots for | "WAthIngeane Copia! me exalt Fr usual rites of the orders were performed. and an | J¢Wélty Store. ap 8-3t All-Linen Towels, 6% ot# and upward; Sleeves, Set i Cy sg -” ‘A. GREEN, Auct. | smoke house; corn ho a sone market root BUSIN: ey we offer Our services to.the publea. ration de! 2 i a ee Veils, Linen Cambrie and_wo Handker* . Also, a good. near ETO} se oration delivered at the grave by Mr. Kalisowski. , Tunes A,0Nce Three Premiums at One Ex-| 1ace Veils ee omg Fo dee s Lace, \ LS Rous, Sed a ote Nee Ses ever failing spring ap 3-lot No. 214 Bi ; ‘st., Baltimore. National Gloned in | fructe; Bends, Inserting, Edge, Edin. | ‘bo: = : remes Phe Lie OORT 2 ear meer wettest Grocenins.—Below we give a list of retait | Was vonawarded to J. Hi: Waureitunar ‘Am- ilk, theo and ‘cotton ¢ Wk Laces AlgxARDRA ae a HINGIS pe Gy fing intend goes ip omg ‘he pines an ATURAL CURIOSITY at Williams's Arcade prices of the leading articles in the grocery line : —_ 4 jer, | black and white; Dress fimmings. f ‘apes, | The steamer GEORG ASH- orchard of more than a thousand thrifty trees N Hot ) stree Say end Sth ctrecte, o Family feor, oer al * goasio: ae a Fae nd omer ator sanaie ond ete oe Carpeting, Cassimeres, Linen Drillings, Summer | jNG'TON or THOMAS COLYER of different plantings, consisting of the choicest pair of MONKEY BIR S, just arrived from Aus 96 We 25; meal, per bushel. 75c.; fine salt. nd on Mt. Ver- | varieties of peaches, apples, pears, (dwarfand a warded him in America and Europe for his unrival- i i will depart at the following hours, 3 <= la Se | St productions inthe Photographic art, the greaieat | gywne,cito opened on Monday the 6th instant ina | Non dare additional rpg will bora) °° ard.) cherrice and quincer. At present fourteenacre Vice Matt hng eacapepoury fon fem more 2 eee ee eae tet | ren of lactimeninle of ment av jonable Bonuets, Flats, Shakers, Mourning Sik, | [eve (yoxandrin Tie, 1 3 Se Sox. | Are. Beeded down ice of at leant two tong pea} fiat Sting vacant hours for a aebone Slabe. 5 lard, 16e.; hams, 15e.; sides, 13e ; | tutions toany artist. Those who Crape Bonnets, and Millinery generally *| Leave Washington 4. ape nk Os uring market garden; four in clover; twelve ree. | Scholars, r nests thoes Ladies Sept — crushed sugar, 6c. ; brown, do ees of art, at moderate paces ae ‘ap 4—S& Wat* | GEO. T. HOWARD, Captains. dy to be put in corn and oats in the spring. and eleven | of being : Balted Singing. 0 —), —_ alze.; tea, HeaSl; mackerel, | Uallery Peansyivams avenue, , F ee __ —__- | fn wood. of which there is an ample supply forall the | (0 favor or with on carly SPT street, berwees 5 fae 100, Sh, el, Washington, D. C., or Nov 05 Baltimore street, Tee PHYSICIAN whose sands of | OAL AND WOOD.—THE SUBSCRIBERS | purposes of the place. This farm has been cultivated | known at her residenee, 2 F street, between 9th ‘Phere ts bus litthe clower at present for sale or at any of his gillenes in various cities. np 8-3t Re ee nearly run out, vered whilein C have now on the way, and will be rendy for de- | with eare and is very productive, no pains having loth, and es jm the « East S certain e egaeroit. am, . eure for C tion, | vent ; ‘of COOKING | boon spared to render st fremunerative! and te mah pe tone = the prices are so high that pur- BRaxvnetn’s Pitts —The Weak, the Consump- ‘Asthma, [piss bom neh oy Colda, and Genera livery in a few days, a superior cargo h Spal 0 nerative, 0 - er M it vt LU its Ay itments. F, dairy) AD AS.—- uy tive. Rheumatic, Cos! vor Hla cd Debility. The remedy wns’ discov by hice ce 80, all kinds of WOOD and COAL of the best onan eairaet garden farmer, ‘ore Dursery man, ae ox MAS Eats Relea and wal TH SUB- wf re ) 9 pag (April Srcow> W i ter some day’ tre ‘hen his only chi daughter, was ity constant! i i be happy reside: person doing busi: ~ . men! Secox> Waa» —The committee appointed at life porvadepvery orsan Had renewed Pepe die. "Wishing | to aoe py fren oni St. poesible’ he Pee ne the ube wh sth poet rengonaie toe onchhert any | =, prefers a place iy SUNT RR tee latent. Parieand Now ret @ meeting of the citizens of the Second Ward to | makes the blood purer. The nerves commence in the | will send to such of his fellow-beings as ARRON & STOVE. in all res} 8 hughly improved it is superior to any ene > provide for the relief of the poor of that Ward, re- | ®*teries and terminate in the veins. se pills, as | request it, this recipe, with full and explicit direc- bay, ee pe streets, Washington,and Green | other now Ns 4 ‘all and see them, st 244 Pennsylvania avenne, be- that there past d, Fe" | a first effect, act upon the arterial », inereasing tone for makineg it up and success: using it. 9} st, opposite Gas House, town, mar3i-2w" | ‘Terms of sale: One third cash on the delivery of tween 12th and 13th streets. 3 Fercandn once vr rituted for that paposs | the curcumin ta which imparsues ae deposi into | ahilling™three conte vo bo retumed as’ postexets | ZYARIS MILLINERY.—MRS. L, ALLEN will | the warrantee deed: and the balance in equel instal: | "35¢.coiw PRANK A. MoGEE. Expended for fac ERD" | use bowels, which orzan, Uy the engray derived from | the decipe, and the remainder to be npplied to the f | P-open on Koesoat, Aprit 7h, a inrge ar terest on the deferred payments, which are tobe se- | Aa Rs A.C. REDMOND & DAUGHTER. Expended for gr 7 769.56 | Brandreth’s Pills, expels them. from Ue syste: ment of this advertisement. “Addrose Dr. Hy e nent of 8 G & SU rth ts t red by a deed of trust on the property. M wishes to say to the public that they are now at "38556 87 When first used, the pilix may ‘occasion gripipe, and | DAMES, No. 19 Grand #t., Jersey City, N. J. SieniNERy a, abandsomeasnortinent Zex- | For the furniture: stock, and implements, all sums | jg "Mew" Wosmes between eth at Be : Balance in hands of treasurer April s.... @L11.95 forme Ry seehe good nena we a ve oor S im alls Rig Brae ae fon the | adi ‘o. 335 Pennsylvania avenue, be- Sipiat grontea the ee tes to We atiniactorily en- Sek peed a a No Cactas Peeg cnaieman. M05 Mechieraved, and thts Tals seattne eee Tote PA meso} White taba, twoon ath end loth streets, south side, yy, dorsed. : W. D.WALLACH. | AMBROTYPES from i up to any price re- — = ery of health: ‘Those s/mptons only oceuteieve led Oil, french Zine, OWASHINGTON MANUPACTUREDSIL, | eee | HES! R, and Danghter reapeotfully solicits the pat- Sraret Sicx«.—Yesterday sever __ | the bods has long st under a load of impure, oe bee e ‘on exhibition at the i- 5 ‘making purchases, willdo | ronage of the Ladies le ¥ al cases cOn- | tenacious humors. A consec utive nec for few da) Ochres, Chromes, Vv " ABE ¢ Pe - a HOUseKEEPERS, in RORneO ee taes peromany. __ eee taining Motley’s Patent Lron Street $; most ving of 4 ; Litharge. Mechanics’ institute Fair, but every description well to ‘ gms were | will satisfy the ftndelic ing of 00d inp: deposited ut the City Hall for the use of the Cor- is are f be nad R SALE—A GOOD WORK Bi iver Ware can be seen tn process of manu- FRANCIS, No. 690 Seventh street | EOE ee Ad sod TS3 iT H at HO. Hi éndiess variety of HOUSEKEEPING : Poration. It i# most desirable that the work of | {tf peti fs omer re ___, om Foe nvense.reereins Atite Siew eta | Sapo as Placing them in their proper saga aes may he ec. | # of ramdred s Se seers... t. ; a << cent: Poke = Rie o ARDTIZAAG BERSBERG. cssare uniformly an ae eee ocareeereuiennennnation muplished as soon as possible. For many at a pet box af 1 Canal street, 1 C LICENSED PAWNBROKER, GES, HOBBY HORSES, s v . Pan assem | ae Na ao ay | Cg 7 sin dae eas atu eae 6} CHE Re ER ERS | PORN ASS eMN Rte a tween 3d and 45 streets, 7 “a 2 HOF HITE VOT AdOdaOF oe Lica! eee ait ee wisTai-Geau § eddaludd dd vio & ai @ : 2 4 Gav > MP UVOWMAL and i