Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1857, Page 3

Rea. Estate Sarzs.—Judgi from late sales, Katiocn ApULtery Casn-—All thesanpresset CTION SALES. CTION SALES. Be. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. real estate is looking up pions with a ptos- aay of this paeiag oo is pul ished in | - aE Avi ee = eer Tue INTELLIGENCER of this morning gives | pect of a further tise as the season opens. the Police Gazette. For at Adamson oP N ICE.—BY iE: Donn, ode of hed of fieri SALE POSTPONED.—IN NSEQUE? ~! ite the Ottice. facias, issued 108s heavy storm yesterday, the au ‘an extract from the notes of astranger in Wash- | Two pieces of ground, containing together some | Positethe Post Office, ofthe Bence nal tir ths Goma ar Washinton She Binden Farm dud ‘Bat take. lace na advertised. ington,” from which we take the following: | one hundred thousand feet, inthe rear of the res- |, Baaxpuura’s Piuth.—The Weak, the Consump- again the godsand chatted wd and foncmnente ct | tholsth of Arif iustant gt ime residence in Alex: | _Bostox, April 9.—The second trial of James j Conviction of a Murderer. = - tive. Rheumatic, Costive, Billious and + 8 ji 4 warden April 5 —Took a ride with a friend about ten | idence of the Hon. 8. A. ‘las, have been pur- urice H and to me directed, 6 Beiz: andria county, Va., immediately after the sale of | Magee for killing Mr. Walker, thedeputy miles out of the city, as Thave frequently done | chased by Mr. Douglas ie ft Mf. fice and fon. Me pormetey ues, will find renewed strength and | and taken in excoutrorall the night ‘iimnantin. | that farm which is tocome off at It's. mon that | of the State prise, bas resulted ins verdict of sinee have been here. The land generally not | Jacob Thompson, Secretary of the Interior. makes the blood purer. nerves commence in the cetera Holloraninand to one read day. (ap7-ts)__W.D_ WALUACH. | | guiity. mane Sly good and poorly cultivated, though thefe are | | One of these lois, for which they pay Mr. Ingle | artories and terminate in the vine, ‘These pills, as | fANgeet. and I hereby give notice that on THURS- By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. Aid fer the Free State Settlers. abuadant evidence of improvement, and now and | $30,000, was purchased a few years ago for eight | 8 first effect, act upon the arterial blood, increasing | DAY» 4 Rane ‘clock a. m., ee a offer for AL - then places which seem to have fallen, not long | hundred dollars! For the ether lots they gave | the circulation, by which impurities peites ale the said property so siexed and i : AY | ti incer Into the. hands of those who know how | $21,000, making &51,000 for the entire purchase.” | the sens and, they throw ef such coljeotions into | tion by public auction to the Manest Peter reck, | MOUNT sell | to's thind Bio. : oy bec ton fy fon | the bowels, which organ, by the energy derived from | "OR DY put nighest 2 ie ng gardening and farming should be carried on and The parties have in contem ion the erection randreth’s Pills, expels them froin the system. Pp J. F. KING, Constable. "| at the residence of jon. Caleb Cushing, if | 000 in aid of the ‘State settlers of Kansas. the value of fertilizers. I was informed that a | of several large and beantiful dwelling houses on Brana first used, the pills may occasion griping, and | ~ OTICE.-BY VIRTUE OF FOU West house in Franklin row, between wor ihe 138 few years since no one thought of hauling manure | these lots, with a view to the improvement of the | even make the patient fool worse; this must be N of fier, : r R WRITS | streets,)a large and handsome collection of House are deposited in ia ost of the Bank of OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD Fvr- Boston, April 10.—The House of Representa - On WEDN ¢ o'clock, 3 niches! ‘ i ; facias issued by 7%. K. Offutt, one of the | hold Farniture, embracing in part, Viz: Railroad Ticket Swindlers. from th ty, even the distance of a single mile, | neighborhood. borne with for the good to come afterwards. No oF 4 a A em! * a tix orscven tiles over bad roads and’ ap ana | Corgoran of the equate between iat and 3d and D ory of henlth "Those symptome only ecour where | SF ini whe sonis and chaitlos, lands and tenements | | covered wit Farlorhuite, finished in drab silk, | Morning for selling fraudulent Tailroad tickets, down steep hills. Land a few years ago—say ten | and E streets, near the railroad depot ; also thatit | tenaciotia humoras A eonouatee nie tore fewdays | Seized and taken in execution, all the right, titles | consisting cree large French Sofa, six recep: | and sentenced to six months’ imprisonment each’ or tuekveciving ivemn Cheese ics ag rn ix doubtful if Mr. Douglas has purchased the lot | Snpeiows humors. 4 conse ve f the great good | ¢/im, and interest of the said Holloran, inand to one tion Chairs, and one Arm-chair — Washington ete be purchased i: fics five ts at the corner of 16th street and ennsylvania ave- | the pills fare doing. "The directions. should be eare- browa Horse, ont a brown Mare, two Carts, | 1 solid walnut parior suite, finished _in_green velvet, Freshets. fifteen dollars an acre ; some was of course held at | nue. Aad ero ea, Af understood and followed. health | tice, thaton THURSDAY, the 16th dey ct Api, | Chait nea eee aretek ete Sofe, five parlor | Bosrox, April 10. - The recent heavy rains have higher rates, but mot much; now itis held at | J. C. McGuire sold. yesterday, at auction, to | sod vigor will_in a majority of cases, be secured Ly | 1857" at in solace a mm oe Ranker Une Bee TET: | Ha ieee and Oe API CR ctnine and | Ceca beat eae eae cent heary rains have fromm forty toan hundred and’ twenty dollars per | Messrs. Hopkins and Tillotson Brown, 6,100 feet jo of Brandreth s Petis. Brand- | ington, I wiil offer for sale the said. property so Ornamerts eataqua rivers, reat to factories, acre. y Pet | of ground near the residence of Senator Douglas, Big GA Rt oe so Sons, | S¢!2ed'and taken in execution, by publi¢ auction to | One superior carved rosewood Centre Table, with | bridges and dams. Five bridges have been car- ‘+ But is it not somewhat strange that, while | being lots 1 and 2 in Todd and Pepper's subdivis- | 132 north Second street, Philadelphia, and by medi. | ‘2° highest bidder for cash. pine ried away on the latter river. land situated within four miles and in sight of | ion, with the improvements, consisting of a two | cine dealers enera‘ly. nov 23-tf ka le J. F. WOLLARD, Constable. pd of a oles: handsome Mante! Ornaments ’ ssi the Capitol of the United Statesand the metropo- | story and atti brick, and several small frame - - —_——- By JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. Heavy Huge, very homie nee ce carpeting Towa Election. lis of one of the greatest nations, and certainly | houses. . aoe Poor = wale as ane Ricn can have au ANDSOME FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD | Fine waluut § othe lor Chair — Cuicaco, April 9.—There is nothing definite in the most thriving, growing, and prosperous on These gentlemen design to improve this prop- | cure = Cough aa op or comuoter gen. (Gard Praxo Forte, &. AT PrBiic Avetiox.—On | Superior walnut consisting of Hat-rack, ard to the election in lowa. Dubuque city has the globe, should be selling at such prices, when | erty during the coming summer. mary stages, Owl! the cheap! 4 THURSDAY MORNING, April 6th, at 10 5 two gothic Chairs, and marble-top Table ree Dewmoo ie! bs D ltcated inthe far Wert, equally distant oie sere Bolsam sg pe ee | oes Aah gp at the residence of Charles G. Wagner, Gent on | Hall Oiicloth, walnut extension Dining Table iven a R dpe gesagt ig 4 PIaRY acide Sree weaumgendgrams, | Tee Nar Wen of te Cpl are progre | Tirta fee ugns Wangee Petras. | Cp deamumcaeMhaee hati al | Us aa fy Fie wt Patan Sy Paul.) are hel at from one hundred and twenty | ing towards completion under the active superin- ae Wi sekiegicn street, Boston, General Agents. Rosewood-case 7-octave ipon-fraine Piano Forte, by | Fine French China Dinner, Dessert, and Teaware | county has gone Republican. to two hundred dollars an acre? Why it is £0 | tendence of Captain Meigs. sie) dee Lorenzo Matt, Boston Crockery and cut Glassware much lower in price here, where there is one of The work of the interior of the new houses of Important to THE Lapigs ‘Dr. Duponco’s | Suite of Walnut ‘carved Brocatelle Parlor Furni- | Table Cutlery, plated Castors Western Transportation. i y, i ig i ture, comprising large Sofa, French Divan, two | Heavy silver ated T -set, Ch Bat tee hea eets in the ‘country, ie an enigma. | Congress is so far advanced as to admit of the | Female Pills. Fachs Tnbaation, of logrodientein | Armand six Parlor Chairs compiste sik mee | ponaot es inter Wuertixe, April 10—The Ohio river | But the time is not distant when all this will be 1 the Pills are perfectly harmless. Their efficac; thine oov c 10: rinen to tem 8 bel changed. Those who now own farms in the vi- | Putting u the fronts of the galleries, which are | merits are based upon an extensive practice of over El La Pe coy cantly . a Windew urtains and Ornaments, Venitian Blinds, | i 0 ten feet again, here a jow, and is y cinity of Washington will do well to «hold on."? | CO™ of iron work tastefully ornamented. | thirty years; and, where the directions have been legnnt Rosewood Egyptian marblo-top Centro 'Ta- Window Shades rising, with a prospect of good navigation for sor The ccaniry Suamedianaty around thecity is some- | The ceilings of both houses will be completed in | strictly followed, they have never failed to correct . 4 ‘ Brussels and Ingrain Carpeting Weeks tocome. Good steamboats are plenty here x Si ‘ ‘ - ’ waa Mik’ mat wk sitoids a grea two months, end will sac in design and fin- | all Irregularities, relieve painful and difficult men- perior walnut Bookcase, made to order by Kirby | 1 elegant set of carved joahorany Chamber Furni- | and frei: “honey in s m m B ‘ht is arriving and departing by t t . , andsome French Engravings, in rich gilt frames ture, consisting of Wardrobe, Dressing Bureau, ~icationd mad et perveinn bes b number of picturesque sites for country residen- | ish everything of the kind In the couniry. Wil cure the Whites: aad ee anes OF life. EhCY | Superior Englian Brussels Carpet, feugy “with marble top, high-post Bedsteads, Wash: | {‘S° quantities from and for many parts of the ces. But the roads, at present, are decidedly | | The foundation of the corridors to connect the | Siiging from cold. exposure or any causes; and may | Lhree-ply and Ingrain Carpet: stand, with marble top, &c, ows behind “the age of Improvement,” and many of | fwe wings with the main building are being | bo used suocossfilly awa Proventive. Call upon the | Hep rainut Suleboerd! and Extension Table Superior cueled hake and i shuck Mattresses sion eee eke ee, ns Sone by cowetrncted Ben p ncmed aa they are bad- | "ie new dome begins to go up. The lange | Spr eines ore fer eareonars roe, | Reportor Haticeeter wishes Cie Comforts, Counterpanes, Sheets, &o. yesterday, and this morning forty loads, or nearly Washington market Teguarly, ne comapatied to | brackets of an immense weight, designed to form | sale and ratail by Citas. Srorg, Druggist, Penn. ave- eens ‘Deoan santera, Goble Wi ceed ahorany French Chairs, covered with red plash three hundred tome web Is, have arrived boplane — pe vine the base of the new dome are already on the | nue, Saxcex B. WW aire, 521 Seventh stroot, Wash- | ‘ral cians poomnters; Goblets, Wines, &<. Do Wardrobe he Obio Conte nn ned for to-day’s crossing to Bilary mag reget pen Meda Ss ground, and in a few days wo shall see the tall | PEt D rine that hones sat ho Bae en Ce Splendid enaunbied binck and git macble-top Cattare pe Dreaaing Bureau, Fith marble top ina. ’ ire columns hi | Set, comprising Frene! isteads, ardrol enclos ashstand, arte ail these nelig Sizect foods might be made and | yo inting upwards, and the anxiety of the public | Sent confidentialy,by mail,to ladies who enclose them ssing Bureau, Washstands, six Chairs, | Mahogany Quartette Tables, Toilet sets Accident to the Frigate Niagara. nomical sense, of smooth, level, straight roads | t¢ see how he set corres 2 going to look, will N. B.—See signature on tho box ; to counterfeit it | «if Tike Rosewood Coltage Firlture: Mahogany dressing Huresas, with marble tops New Yorx, April 10.—The frigate Niagrara, ice ae seen to a Talhy supe Stee | U9] ton ee senterel work annie aie euplorea| oon 2A | Superior quried-hair, colton, and hunk Mattrosees’ | = Blo Wardrobes, | witha scious sachtcat font cae Semniek oe ° E = ‘olsters, 8, ~ Gays, lear that the people of a city thane whe | about the works than there ever has been since its MARRIED. Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses: Wethonecls Cane and wood-seat Chairs” chor. She burst her cylinder-head, disabling purchase articles of the country people in the | Commencement. and the vicinity presents tothe | On the ad instant, by tho Rev. Mr. Morsell, JO- | Cane and wood-seat Chairs, Lounge Kitchen Furniture _ the machinery, and is unable to put to sea untila market, have to pay the difference of the cost to | Ye the animated spectacle of a huge workshop. | SEPH W AM DAVIS, of Alexandria, to SA- | Supertor Cooking Stove and fixtures, Cooking Stove, cooking requisites, &c. new cylinder-head is cast. Everything had ben pres fart bag wh ge se = paps pI RAH FRANCIS EDWARDS, of Washington. * ‘ogether with a general assortment of House- Terms: All sums of and under tog See 3 over | arranged for leaving this morning at eight o'clk. load to market with one horse or being obliged to | _Titz Wasmincrox Insuxance Comraxy.—We Xethe sbove furmituro is nearly new, and of superior | Salome ic xy ah ninety days, for approved | ‘At six steam was got up, the men mestered ai se two, i ive below an authentic list of the directors and DIED, i ‘i meri Renn AY BOTE: Seven, and at eight she began to weigh anchor. pry tg aca ae oe rented nal Co an Washi é ion = doa sipegais On the Ith instant, at 336 o'clock a, m., DENNIS ean ‘oes under, cash ; over that sum a cre- apSdkds C.W- BOTEUER, Auct._ After taking a short run up the river, she rounded # ~ a : 7 ee ae cers ngt pany | HARDY, axed 42 years, # native of County Lowde, days, for satisfactoril jorsed no! By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. to and headed for the Narrows, when, just otf in every direction, are all-important to a city he § ys, ly endorsed notes Milk selis at exorbitantly high prices, and so recently chartered bp teaser pe Sienieer will {cient beat toe the last fifteen years a citizen of the bearing etocont SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR- | Bedlows’s Island, a crash was heard, and imme- docs butter; aad yet Tam asrured that there are | #e0 ata glance that the mapaement of the affairs | VHled Av take ninco on Monday afternoon, | oPirMl_- JA8.C. MeGUIRI - | ENG Ror {Sti commencing at Hq orctocks | shal | hag Wrokew th seer hie hase ies no large dairies near the city. This isstrange.’’ | of this capacity, enterprise and responsibility, | 8¢ 7960" clock, from his late residence, corner of Z7th By JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. sell at No. 450. Renneylvania avenue, north side, be- | anchored again, and the st wusitek. She s S, city, yy, 3 ’ WL AD 5 LE N rs een and 432 streets, i 5 ing fed Dom dha siete waa uristed op | Hell he conducted with energy, falmess and | Jeqq = Fa | Retires Se Hath Gran Tie fut | Houpebald Purntors te’ coating part tit | pluton wean cauned ‘hy Raw to the cating, Justice Donn.—Jobn Slatterly was arrested by | giccretion - - > RENT AND SAL ‘ou! DAY AFTERNOON, | Handsome rosewood Tete-a Tete Sofas and Arm- | 3 . ts after i a Sra 7 Abstr edt 2d April 15th, at 5 o’clock, on thi Sy f chairs, finished in green velvet necessary repairs. Police Officer Williamson charged with forgery President—James C. McGuire. 7 OOMS WITH BOARD —In one of the most without tenerve, Sgt kent ot Feed Gatien ee One pete very large gilt-frame French-plate Mantlé fosce — and fraud, upon the information and oath of Sol- | _Directors—Wm. F. Bayly, M. W. Galt, Fran- central, eligible and healthy portions of the city, } street plank road and the lith street, or Georgetown et i Baltimore Markets. Hubbard. From the evidence it appeared | Cs Mohun, Hudson Taylor, Samuel Taylor, Ben- | ina private family, may be found at No. 439 Sixth | Tord, at the first tollgate, and distant about ono | One splendid walnut Eteirge Sideboard with marble Bavtimore, April 11.—Flour continues fi:m omon Hubbard. From the ¢ ic Ppe jamin Beall, Robert Farnham, James F. Haliday, } street, betweon FE and-F streets. Inquire for Mrs. | mile from the city, with the improvements, consist- | _. top and double mirror back t 95.55 for He Pa teed Obie: Cur Mus failing to pey his board at the expiration of the | Wjlliam Orme. eee ap ooo, | roomne with many donate convemencentor tre ac: | Heme Silk Brocatel Curtsing, and Cornices ts scarce and held higher. W neat in steady ; good ‘ailing to pay his board at the expiration of the Secretary—Grafton D. Hanson YOR SALE OR RENTA BRICK HOUSE ah irable conyeniencesjfor the ac- 2 ning, y ; = . . 3 SNT.—, s 7 f families di th . | Tapestry, Brussels Carpeting, and Rugs, te prime reds at S¥.350$1.40c; to pri first month, he was refused further entertainment a just putin complete order, on I street, between X poon vot baw ‘water at the kitchen doors notes Straw Matting % whites at pt gba and cho! a. fog caete han en eit oo ae, tbe Hest Pumrs.—Mr. Editor: Permit me through your Sth and ith streats, No. 523. Also,alarge NEW | orchard of choice fruit trees, a large bed of superior Hanisome aix-light Chandeliers, Pendants, Brack- | Corn is unchanged ; whites ‘Ssa6e., and yellow comi : e © ad y S' UE. attached id 3) foot alley. |. st es, , ets, &c. is pes} seed: which was readily assented to by Siatter- al petra leer area’ Lot 1a of depth. a s House and Lot will be sold ‘ad Howorey are the place, ee sae rine Paintings, splendid Brussels Drawings us| S268. Whisky is steady at 25a%8¥e. for City y, and after a short time he produce: fullow- s 2 ti n. Inquire on © premises <5 ais erms: One fourth cash; the residue in 5 a: 5 : re tter : i arial abe: apil-lw EO. T. LANGLEY. | and 24 months, with interest, secured bya deed of | Welnut Eteirge, oak and walnut cano-seat Arm- New York Markets. in Wasinoton. April 6, 1857. TTwenty-Anth neste” The pene iy dry halt the [7OR RENT—A THREESTORY BRICK | ts onthe promises. JAS.O.M sinus a PS See ae New Yorx, April 11.—Flour is genevally de- “ Dear Sir: L will pay John Slatterly’s debts | the time, and the other half gives miserablecook. HOUSE, on southeast corner of sland F sts. | P10 Saree a Auct- | Heavy silver-plated Castors, Ivory Table Cutler Bressed. Sales of 9.000 bbis., State $5 S0a&5 60 ; due on bearding for last month and this month, | ing or drinking water. [hope it is only neces. | Apply at the premises, ap 10-3t* By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctione Sulver-plated Waiters. Saivers. Forks, and Spoons | Southern at $6.00a35.30. Whieat is unsettled an s . - s- | 5 ecectrtel S.C. Me 7 uctioneer, a ters. S 4 Fo and S " = whatever the aynount shall be, on the third day | sary tocall the attention of the proper authority I FOR § ee acl Awake ALUABLE FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD | Block fin Ment and Chafing Dishes lower—Sales of 6,000 bushels, Southern white, of next month : wy | to this state of affairs, tohave them remedied, as | E'fauat Faye sasHiac ter oof, twelve seven of | WA oreo « Guasumuan Decroie Hovse- | Stlver-plated leo Pitchers’ i $160. Corn is buoyant—Sales of 30.000 bushels (Signed,) “Tuomas M’GRatu.”’ | the health of the neighborhood will suffer materi- | ing. Part is in wood and’ part cleared, witha good | KEEPING AT Arctiox.—At No. 203 Pennsylvania | Cutginss Decanters, Tumblers, Champaznes, Wines, | mixed, 70 cents Slatteriy ee the peedoctios i ally this summer unless we have plenty of pure spris of pees from the ity, on the PRIDAY an toe 15th street, will be sold on Block fin Colle Vinesad op Tessas tee 823 gl _ is pe the above note to Mr. Hubbard, commenced boad- | water. If the well is cleaned outand sunk deep- | Marlborough road, w: Sold on most easy terms | Flegant rosewood carved-leg; seven-octave Piano | Walnut extension dining Table — jeago $°6 25. Lard an at Se ing again. A few days subsequently. Mr. Hub- | er the present condition will be remedied. tosuitthe purchaser, sas Par’ orks , Iron stone china Dinner and Tea-ware Me. bard, ee ee eee of the mat Soune, Arxa Bona. Coluee brvecbecn ipod ba via dag Handsome get of walnut Furniture for Parlor, in i pha d Carpets, Window Shades, ; : hiskey is dull; Ohio %1jc ter, which was repudia' y him; consequen' ¥ across the Anacostia Bridge. apl0-4t* ” ir-clot r ‘unch Bowl, Tin Safe, Refrigerator Slatterly d. Defe t itt r N — —— = One splendid rosewood Centre Table, marble-to; Superior Cooking Stove, kitchen Furniture Finan \. to jail (9 await the action of tho June term of the | 72% VAtts OF THE Oxo ISEIRMATY —On | FAURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—NO. 22 | Rosewood and walout Pacis Chane” P | Cooking Utensils, de.” New Your, April Il Stocks are higher and Criminal Court. Thu y night some thirty members of the Me: I street near 19th. Apply at 133, corner of i9th | One fine waluut What-not, fine Oil Paintin gs Terms : $40 and under, eash ; over $40 a credit of active; Chicago and Rock Island 99; Cumberland Frances Penny was arrested by Officer Bayliss | ‘Yopolitan Hook and Ladder company under the | street and Penn. avenue. ee ee interget, (27 for approved endorsed notes, bearing | Coal Gompangs i j Linots Central Shares 132 ¢; charged with striking a boy named Wilson on | direction of their president, voluntarily proceeded OR RENT—A small BRICK DWELLING | ‘Two superior English Brussels Carpete apd C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer, | 40. Bonds 99%; Michigan Southern, 70 ; N the head with a stone. Case dimissed. to the site of the old workhouse to pull down the pape 4 rooms in first rate order, and suita- | Candelabras. ottoman and mantel Ormaments B EheSer a= a “ us York Central * 4; Pennsylvania Coal Thomas Fletcher (colored) was arrested by | walls left standing there. They accomplished | %!@ fora smail family. Rent. $3 per month. Three Clocks, seven gilt and painted Window y A GREEN, Auctioneer. Reading 79% ; Cantons 21%; Virginia 6 Oitcess King and Ketuball charged with attempt. | about one-third of fhe work by 12 o'clock mid | pIN'E BRO as Wrage me CUA” | Sindee earns Alimsnries at AceriON On ON BO EA | Mussourl 6's. 7 ing to commit a rape on a colored girl named Fl- | night, and were afterwards substantially enter- enth street. ost" 5 pa ie al X- MO? ’ Sterling exchange is firm. len Bruce. From the evidence it appears that he | tained by Mrs. Queen, the kind matron of the In. | Baed SS id Two Cottage Chamber Sets, walnut and mahogany | 18th. at Phat ad AS Megat pe poe was prevented from accomplishing his purpose | firmary. ‘The work ‘was done in a quiet and Wh and Berets RAG, HOUSE, corner Of | stairand husk Mattresses, Beds and Bedding the corner of 10th street west, ‘Said lot fronts south | EXOR MOUNT VERNON. bs mantte Ten aie ce tr eee Laketit feat _ the Pea ened Propose at an | well finished. The corner is now occupied for a store | SPlendid five-light gas Chandelier and sundry Gas | 24 feet 2 inches and extends back toa paved alley, On Monnat, Waonminay axe Pumer. pro ‘oO r Dy - | early day to finish the pulling down. Li E ts and contains 2,900 square feet, more or less. This STE 7 $ i er was committed to jail to await the ac- and is a good stand. This is the best opportunity for The STEAMER THOMAS COL ixtures investment. It is rented for $16 a month. [ask 4 Marble top walnut Sideboard, extension Table and | 18 undoubtedly one of the most desirable locations cae Shai ; Chairs for dining-room fora residence in that section of theaits. The right | ZY ER will make three trips eae est tion of the Criminal Court at its June term. ae Ww ee ComnEsronDExt of the (ee el ve AS ae GSTON Chamber and stair Eaepeting, (Brussels and ingrain) eee miaet the wan of the Bhres-story brick ing Weshington ot Sao 5. cenit as Uke, 43 paupers, moat of them invalids, crowded to- | ag ya sorat stock company et ee ah et TQARTISTS a50 DAGUERREOTY PISTS— | One handzome“Femour” parlor Stove and diuing- 4 Ruprantied.in the deed held by the present owner, | “Coaches loave the Capitol at 8%, and pass up the ‘ — . r U . irgt cinss Daguerroa aller i t m Rtovi . vi" 0 th re 3 ¥ gether in the building now occupied as a tempo- | 0,000, was sold at auction Yesterday by Thomas | City, on Penn lvama. ponoatg on if ery Preeti One superior silver-plated Tea set Terms: One-fourth, cash ; falanos in notes at 6, sig scoops wed pty ri la their resi. rary asylum. In four small rooms these poor | J. Jesler, for 23.500. John Van Reswick was the | with Browns’ Marble Hotel {oF rents wnt) ney Bae | Fine Che Dever pinted T sets 12, and 18 months, dearing interest., and secured by | dence at Gea Th Parker & Go”: creatures are compelled to remain sleeping, two | PUtchaser. This great falling off in price is not | ture and fixtures for sale. Two elegant porcelain Toilet Seta a deed of trust. feb 20-TTLStE a ssatinsieec ey and th id i % ‘with | consequent upon any deterioration in the value of | | The building is new, and the sky-light has been | Ivory-handle Knives and Forks, fino set of Castors Decd given. Conveyancing at the cost of the pur- | —*° ‘ and three in one |, and scantily prov: wit! real estate in that section of the city, but was oc- | Pronounced by artists one of the best in the country. | Cut-giass Goblets, Wines, Tumblers, &c chaser. Title good. - ween AND COAL DEPOT.—Atways on clothing. In the attic room of this house are four cack mainly by an alleged defect in the titte.» For further information, apply to Lot of India Matting ap7-d A. GREEN, Auct. hand the best qualities of Wood and Coal that helpless old colored women who cannot get down ned < WM. HL WARD, Attorney at Law, A good cooking Stove and Kitchen requisites, and Also, at the same time and place, the valuable Lot | can be obtained in the market. Fair weight and mes stairs, and were the place to take fire in the night a ap 9-st* Washington City. other articles of value in housekeeping. adjoining the above, being the corner of M and 19th | sure may be relied on in ali oases, and the price 2+ when the inmates are asleep, they would almost | Madam DeLMoxt’s.—Since the homicide of OR SALECA? ia FRAME HOURE The Furniture, &. is in very good condition, hav- | streets. low as the best article will admit. Mong in the hot weather of the forstney sailiget | the colored man Fletcher, Mayor Magrader | It’ with thres iadge LOS OF GROUN Detached | Mppee DutUttla used and of the best make. ” quilts lot runs tnck ton paved alley. anda pavement | Coal kept under oovsr—2.280 tbe. to the ton along in the hot weather of the burning summer promptly inquired into the character of the house | thereto, i 5 f 60 ar t = ho waole tong i 4 " th of the front and side. It T. J. & W. M. GAL of hand Gye and other trees. It is | dit of Banta days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, | one of the most eligible lots in the pe 7 a N. W. cor. of 12th and C street, . SAT, ° The above | he . ‘ Y is situated on the corner of Mary- c= aimed J.C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. | —22 _one square south ofthe Avenue. unless some further provision shall be made for mored, was . | Sdmirably their comfort it is impossible to conceive. A few | Which, it) being autieaad thas feeds or a ae pamed F Innd avenue and 12th atreet, east of tho Capitol ; de | INAV, < By BARNARD ¢ neers. Ceaagion ofa ment dendiy ehararter | 6 Reune to be continued, anmulied the Licente | ghesltny and rapidly unprovine seghboroc, {i | 4 ty7_2HE: ABOVE SRAINOWARLY | 4 DMINISTICATOR'S SALLE —ty virtorof an = + every effort has beew made since the late fice, | Which bad been issued to’ a mam named Whit- | wall be sold ohenpit eats apoliation be mit. F Pavué hourand placa CoMeGUMR ES | ZA orter of the Orphans: Court of the Distret of | PURNELLS PATENT Frere. vec Mis. (which consumed all of the clothes and other little : al Globe Cie i - i” spits Auctionser. _ | tie porsnual propests of the ke Wits Pete | METICAL JARS, Sc. Patented Hote an eifects of the paupers, they barely having time to Hoty Sarcrpar—At the Catholics churches the | "7° - A ee ——— the persona roperty of the late William Phillips, 9 Fen | S - escape with their lives) by Mr. Queen’ the pre- | services begin toassume a more cheerful and ani- OR RENT<THOS! WO LARGE Three- By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. deceased, in Tenally-town, D.C May Ist next, story Brick buildings situated I7th street, RUSTE Fent lutendant, to amelioriate their unfortunate | mated one. The morning office to-day is the bless- opposite the War Department, ‘To A good and por T eS The great want seems to be a want of ing of the new fire; the Pashal Candle, and the | ™8nent — fee yi. moderate. ze 001 i sion given April 9, . ly to 2 +E) A temporary frame work-house has been erected | baptismal fout. The holy water ts then consecra- | 4X SER Ne Lo 5 > Sena - at nine o'clock, consisting ef the followin, ty: The above is an ap; us for ing Fruits, Moe dngatr titer! Gy StedewPaie | Ont Mornin Miso Gang ecitieGfag | Coretta ethan ef hc a : My on, One on a ~ 7 " rse Ditto, five fine Bed. t many articles not No: St real seen at the store of SIBLEY & GUY, Pennuylvanin Phe holy w ; : ER, No. 240 Penn. avenue. apT-colm | soq., the subscriber will stil, dn MONDAY the fark Perms of sale: Allcums of S10 and under,eash: { . bet th and 1ith streets, ~ Bh sig, Gtucen in the rearof the old building, some | tFe'orean peals forth joyously; tie deep tonesor | FLOR. RENT—A LARGE AND HANDSOME | W&,°L Apri iste at ti o'clock pomson the prens, | SUlover, a aredit ix months, taking good endorsed ¢ Oxy Sec only, during whic tine eroecltoas har tifty feet by twenty-five, and onestory high, where | the organ peals forth joyously, the tones of FURNISHED PARLOR, with Bedroomand | e%,Part of Lot No. 1, in square No. 556, beginning | BOt, bearing interes TPS aang Town, City, or Territcrial Rights will be received. every possible provision for the comfort of the in- | (Be bell are heard, and the church begins to as- Bathroom attached, without she rel 7 FOOM Bt f for the sane on New Jersey avenue, 133 feet Ginches | ang fawsw Gan EReer It offers rare chance for profitable investment. mates has been made. There are now some | Swine her wonted aspect of cheerfulness. GEORGE WILLNER, Upholsterer, Now 4a oth | Hom Le street, and running thenco'at right angles | 82% SS HUGE Those interested are invited fo call and examine the twenty-two regular lodgers in this department, — st., between Dand E streets. _"__np8-6t_ pti from said avenue 9) feet, thence due west 6 feet, BY BARNARD. & OMN > thence due north 5 feet 8 inches, th di to SSIONERS who are daily employed in the grounds of the in- JoventLe Tuitves.—The day before yesterday Fox SALE. OR RENT.—THE DESIRABLE | feet, thence ‘due north 20 feet.thence duo east to snid Cc an cree of the Gront INT. S stitution, under the active superintendence of Mr Captain Dunnington arrested two small boys in RESIDENCE onthe corner of F and 2ist sts., | @venuo 2 feet, thence along’ said avenue southerly | Columbia, King, the assistant gardner the act of stealing various articles of small value | together with the Grounds surrounding it. The | 13 feet Sinches to the place of beginning, with the | matter of t . Auctioneers. apparatus within the time specified. Ladies inter BY VIRTUE OF | ested in this branch of the culinary art are alse re rt of the District of | spectfully invited to call and Jearn its many advan passed on the Ist day of April, 1857, in the ae over the ordinary methed of preserving. Price e ° 5 etition of the heirs of William Phil- Apparatus. with right and directions for fm! House contains sixteen tooms, has gas throughout, | improvements, which consist of a two-story Frame | lips. late of As — a i ig ity Z ‘aunty of Washington, deceased, | use, $3.9). Orders will be received and Tux Jamestown Socizty oF Wasuinctox | from the Senate Chamber. They were placed in | and furnace. The stable will be sold or rented with | House. - = we will, on the lst day of ‘May moony gears | ert pais a Pt tid aca Bes 2 the guard-house, and their parents sent for, who | the house ifdesired. ‘The lot the house stands on tke sere pcapssty is situated on New Jersey ave- | premises, sell the real estate of which the said Wil- | — .OKING COAL : have in contemplation the celebration of the two | sdministered to them a severe dose of “ Birch”? | 18 50 by 136 feet, but the purchaser can have more | 0U6, betweon north L street and New York avenue, | finn Phillips died seized and possessed in the said OOKING COAL.—A supply of superior COOK hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the settlement | in the presence of Capt. D., by whom they land if desired Ervorahle Sprerteniee eat eet ee citers 8 | county, as follows: St Peet Sere a Ci i eee own, on | afterwarda discharged»? 'Y Whom they were | ‘uso, for Sale—The LOT OF GROUND onthe | Livorable opportunity'th obtain aresidenenor reese, | unl as follows: Dwelling Houses upon it, in | Tece:¥ed by ASTLEMAN & BRO. of Jamestown upon the site of that town, on | afterwards discharged. spruce of F,and Toth streets, and LOTS on lothwnear | 5 The terme of enle will boone third cash ; and the Tenallytown, containing one and a fourth acté of | BP 7-e0St_cor.6thand B sts..eppo. National Hotel. 7 j = 3 CHU SRS. ad 12 months, for notes bearing interest 5 = 7 > > oes, 5 iment pene ee ane has] A Puaxx Suap Party, composed of our city | Fapsar APP °° . i from day of sale, secured ly a deed in trust upon the One other Lot in the_same, town, containing ‘one Beg ee a the’ ent, P. . EB eae 3% $ . y mi iv “of $ 3 Ci Fi e Teliver aa ererdent Tyler to be its guest and to | “fast “uns,” leftat 10%; o’el’k this morning, on the | “4 ‘T PRIVATE SALE.—WILL BESOLDAT | fhotale tienes ee ont hoot im fve daya alter bar ea il pion pope oy 7 ao fon, Comforts, Facilities, &c-.all that can be desired deliver an oration on the occasion. Anuexed is a} Thomas Collyer, for the White House, where ME HOUSE: Nov eo Market atone Tooetery | notice, at the risk and expense of the purchaser. | half'a mile above Tenally-town, containine nineteen | (of 2 f00d Devs. Entire tel April t2th; copy of his letter of acceptance : they propose to have somewhat of a time, having | FRAME HOUSE, No. 66 Market treet. George- | All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. and three-quarter acres of grouad, highly improved, | >™ Neen Re BCR Euzxwoon Forzst, April 2, 1857. | provided themselves with the requisites to that | town, D. C.. containing five pgp tmalied gash eins imr Stawke ye es and fronting on 8 paved road. . ap 4-co6t Plainfield, Cumberland Go. My Dear Sir: Your letter of the 2th of Match, | end fine cistern of water in the yard, with pump nnd adietias | tate ofthe late Thesis Retay cco tibent | A CARD Tbe eplerssned qeall cameunen; {yforming me that the Jamestown Society of | Goop Ome ror THE Loxo.BRincE.—Itiscon- | water fixtures inthe kitchen, and is lightod by gas. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. & quarter of an acre of ground in Tenally-town. 44. announce to their friends and to the citizens bo Leper. ape Bropose to celebrate, on the 13th of | sidered a good sign that of the delegation which ce ee ee ere dlosirable home eannot be SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWEI Xnd sixty acres, parts of two tracts of Land | Washington genorally that they lave entered inte 2 May next, and on the site of Jamestown, the an- | *" ied on the Sac cent ok'the Lnlaviex leat © gbtained. Apply to BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aue- | SS House at Aucrion.—On TUESDAY AFTER. | known as“Dry Meadow" and “the Vale.” situated co-partnership for the purpose of carrying ou tiv niversary of the landing of the settlers, and re- | Waited onthe Secretary of the Interior last Tues- | tioneers, ap 6-2w_ | NOON, April 14, at5 o'clock, I shall sell, on the | about a mile northeast of Tenally-town, and upon a Paixtixe Bustxess in all its varions branches. questing me, on behalf of the Society, to deliver | 42y—three were physicians. The probabilities prem part of Lots 5and 6, of Degges’s subdi- | main public road, unimproved, and principally in| From our long experience in the business, we for! an address upon the occasion, reached me on | 2%€; Of course, in favor of an easy passage. EVY’S BITTERS.—These Bittersareaninfalli_| Vision of original Lot No.5, in square 57), fronting 21 |-wood. confident we oan give entire satisfaction. All orders Wednesday; and while I greatly distrust my ble cure for Dysentery and Chrorec Diarrhea, | feet, 6 inches on nor h E street, between 2d andsrd{ The sale will Docks at the inte dvetion of the de- lap wath us will bo puoenatiy axommne’. ability to acquit myself satisfactorally of the Snap are selling at the Alexandria wharf at 11 | want of Appetite,&c. They have proved an effec- | Sts, west, depth 112 feet, to a 10-feet alley ; together | ceased, in Ton ly-town, oats he ook. yi rtienlar attention will aid to Sign and Orna- task considering the cireumatances and the a $12 per hundred; and herrings at $7 88 per See — Sell sices wie bere beri eter wie wet substautial thtoe atere nied Leone of r fie coved ear eatoat eC tiia el Fipedines bear: a wld alae ai ° a wd ie J endemic 0} Natio. otel. vi ubst pe-Story z » 18, 5 ‘i eccasion, | will not decline to undertake it. thousand. The demand is active, and with the | summer complaints. i spl ats ee Fools Hones containing iece. parlor, dininz- | ing interest, and to be secured by the bonds of the We would here tender our sincere thanks to ow Be pleased to make known to the Society my opening of canal navigation will increase. No. 967 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the Nation- | room, five chambers, bath-room, ga’ and fixtures | purchasers, with such additional securily as may be | former friends and customers for their liberal p: high appreciation of the compliment which they a eae al Botel. Gi 1 fine G throughout co poape, outhouses, 5c CI satisfactory to ren a = ronage heretofore extended £0 us individuals | cept for pone gy eatowed upon me; andac-| Wacon’s ITaLta.—Two exhibitions of Italia | Yi; Liquors, Cigars, and fine Goceriog. | tiful pert of the eity. and is Sitogether a most dest- NOTLEY MORELAND, ir TNO. & FINCH. surances of high esteem» “utations and as- | to-day—afternoon and night. SOIREE DANSANTE, rable residence; ‘The house is numbered 53 E street, JOHN B. CHAPPELL, ap 9-2awSwa lawSw JAMES O'BRIEN. Lam. dear sir, truly and faithfully your friend | Th¢ Lillipntian Family will appear as usual. | & ,PROF. H. W, MUNDER | “fering: One-third, cash ; balance ona credit of 6, PEIRCE SHOBMARER, SECOND GRAND OPENING OF THE SEA and servant, Joux Trier —_ takes great pleasure in announcing to his 12, and 18 months, notes to bear interest, secured by Commission ers. i rel i . F i? ONN Puruuir R. Fexvary, Esq., 7 Warcu Rercrns.—Last night Mr. J.B. War- | friends and the public censral'y, that is 12th a deed of trust. Cc. W. BOTELER, N. B.—Any further information will be given SS a, icchon of FRENCH President Jamestown Society. der, wood merchant, saw a colored man named | SPIRES will take plaoeat his Hall. corner of ap T-oodds Auctioneer. | gelling on JAMES PAR D & BUckEe | | FLOWERS: RIBBONS, LACES and EM Rervasoriasle 3 = i James Johnson in the act of robbing his wood NING arch 18th, 1657; Sel fellate oath By A. Cee eres iANE ap 8-2awSw ‘Auctioneers. DERI TALE tee tent ene a My tes —In compliance with | yard. After a long race he succeeded in arrestin, * 7 EVORINE (SEO MW SAEROS POTIIsting, RUSTEE’S SALE STEA) NE. SEN 5 CAPES, MANTILLAS. Rr: the instructions of the Court, Deputy Marshal | him and turned him over to officer Smith, who | ¢2% the season, 5 SN mar2>. | "TAY Aartue of a deed. of trust. from Joseph i, Wo LOTSA PALCTION ON FUESDAY, CANET BASQUES sna Cutie Phillips left thi r ESLIE’S GAZETTE FOR APRIL, abound- | Quinter to me, duly executed and recorded, I will SAT Hees ps le: s city on Thursday afternoon for | took him to the guard house. This morning he ‘ aoe = A ‘ha for sale at public auction, at the Machine Shop | 2. April 14th, at 5 o’ciock, p. m. ‘er for sale, ME. iy je. . i j sent to jail by Justice Drui ing in beautiful Spring styles for the ladies. This | offer for sale al fs Ci in front of the premises, Lots nd 15, (accord- S-) NG in the latest French Styles, Baltimore, in quest of Mrs. Skinner and the mute | ¥25 ad y a“ ay: Gem of Fashions is sold of Ellis & Brother, near the Canal, on 13th street,on | in {ront of the pr O'Digges’ subdivision,)in square hi cteat notion. M. WILLIAN. children, abducted by her from the Cireuit Court GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS 3 FERGUSON, 496 7th strest._ | MON DAY ee en Bee ook ee ee 570, each Tor fronting ont si treet 22 feat 6 inches, and Market Space, bet. 7th and &th'sts. on W y. The first t is me back 150 feet to a wide alley, between nort! ow F = 7 OME: PE was if they had passed through the city ernie | Correspondence of The Star. = SPRCIAL COPARTNERSHIP WITH | laf boiler attached, | Biand'f ctreete, containing in both 60 squareteet, | VEY FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PAPER. Mr. Phillips, after close investigation at the | We are informed that since the purchase by Mr. | With increased Capital and enlarged facilities for | _ 8p 6-ts A. GREE ferred payments, bearing interest from the day of | the publie generally to call and examine his very President-street Depot and other poi i SEN RIN ee ye eae Fy! large and select assortment of WALL PAPER, pol points of exit, | Jonn E. C 6 th i a GENERAL BANKING AND EXCHANGE sale. A deed given, and a deed of trust taken. All satistied himself that they were still in Balti: Be eee ee peematal aites Om | Eeicin Links. wo aller Gur secviews to tee tosiin SH BARGAINS’ STORE conveyancing at the cost of the pureh ser. gonsisting of the finest French Cloth and Gilt Satin more, and be accordingly entered upon a protract | 1te’s Hill for a private residence, several of those fps: ‘APPLETON & CO... NEW CASH BA! J € a aped &. GREEN, Auctioneer. | Parlor Paper: Onk and other woods and marble imt- ed search, which was fin: i .qpeasonable Spring Goods. tated to perfection fér halls. nally rewarded by finding | lying adjacent have been purchased by other par- | _*03-10t No. 214 Baltimore at., Baltimore. _ 10 Bride LENBERG, BRO. & CO- oe door | FARM FOR SALE BY AUCTION. | Unglazed papers at the low price of ten cents per 1p Bridge street, Georgetown, D. C_. one, door On MONDAY, the 13th April instant, at eleven t, D. ‘0 the fagitives snugly ensconced at the City Hotel, | ties for the same pur We are further i SUR SALE—A GOOD WORK HORS! hey A i r pose. are further in- VE: RSE, w Not dectatag fe eat fodgings for the night. "” | forined that some of the original owners of these | £., cies youre old, sound and gentle. In roll. ; x -m., (if fair weather, if not the next fair] | VIEWS, PANEL PAPERS, FIREBOARD m i; corn eets. , D.C., has just received a very large assort- | 9’clock, a. m., (if F . - AP = fore it was time to start on his mor them be. lots realized from fifty to three hundred per cent. pio eee oe tof Spring Goods, which they purchased for } Oy thereaftor,) will be sold by'auction, the Farm on | PRINTS, and ORNAMENTS of the manu arn, they wer upon the sales = t B iNew ¥. from Manufacturers | Which the subseriber resides, peel se ~~ boars — facture. ie: sy sree A Mrs oe Saad any. ; } 10p i thatall orders leftat tho \ teres - i ; til 2 o’el P. ma. yest be aoe r city will be lighted with gas, TELE » MILLINERY, MILLINERY. | and Importers, to which partioular attention is in- ee eg = mine -_ nine 6 ebay te | The Pao may bo easared ¢ _ Skinner. without objection, returned with th weeds Alexandria coun roe nia, contains 51 acres, and | store will be attended to oss and di legant assort- ec. i oad: il m first time, on to-morrow (Sunday) night” coe pene ape ee vit ayaters; eo oxtre: is situated near ross Roads, 333 miles from | patch. y r profit will be rom = t im charge of Mr. Phillips hei, | Wealready hear of considerable complaint eee | MILLINERY GOODS, at pideod pen pods to wake ep for bad dette, 60 thay the Georgetown Aquedact; and #x ile from Alex- | °' moderate allowance to friends jn the rade. The children, who appeared in high spirits ag. | ‘HOS most interested, about the reckless conduc GH. CASSIDY & CO.’S Are enabled to offer them lower than any other store | "4" Qomfortable and well-arranged dwelling house * Paper-hanger and Upholsterer, ter their ride, Was taken to the house of the Dep. | Of he Doys In breaking lamps. We would advise | _ap9-Iw*_Si4 Pa.av.,bot. 10th and Ith ats.=amew | SG ensured to 0 containing six rooms, with front and cove: inbeokt Per ee Mh st., below E street. ty Marshal, in whose custody they now are, and | {heyPacents of such to look well tothe metter.le-t | ANE FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE EM- | , The following fpods are offered, and to which ? porticos, the former thirty-eight by twelve feet; eae to appear before the Court on Monday ‘next at 10 conuea Se ae ee a ae axe oNbay EVEN hee’ a Li pera ay sane Be San Prints from Gig to 1255 oF: oye . oe eo ia ee cnme ree ompie Cuned inte of different grades o'clock, a. m. . iclous | on MON 7 > pest eth. LOe. Ch inin De Gaines, Debaiges, 10 cents and up. Se bene » isiana Moss, Chair Cane mischief. Look out books, the officers are on t The Ei t Club pledge themselves neither: nobge “beans . ne” | cistern (attached to the barn ;) a root cell isiana } i jain Castors | look out for you. ” . rae to ‘spare cost or oclls to make this Ball one of the Einen Table Dai Table Cloths, Nap- | theharn, to hold two thous bushel ulvered. and porcelate ‘i and Sofa Springs on aia, and . nd Smith's Short arm Axles ward: t Ask, 3 Ar THe Taxastay Extension, the work un-| “Trade upon our canal this week has been rather | Pleasantest of the season, eat yg pe Brit atonck Rien Cosme Eereeess der the active superintendence of Major Bowman | limited. We notice quite a number of boats com. Committee of Arrangements. joriery, Kid Gloves, Irish Lina ker bravely on. ‘The basement wall of the | !4 in, prepared fora fishing expedition. We fear Pat a Wine D Secarty pia en waves ness outlern wing is nearly completed, and laborers | However, fom prevent indications that they will | vongel, FE Calldhan, BSCR Srestbidly excavating for the foundation of the | "“yyttined some time. a market or stock feeding ; Rouse, and's slors house. "Also, ‘a Can and a stor . Also, ii Sy ‘Nomestend door, from the ‘aware failing ‘spring nds, at ca 5 Eine ‘Eden 1 ‘Mitts of which water is obtained for all the requirements IRON. Saaet nd Welvet Ki Ribbons, | Of the occupants. There is also on the an sizes. re i nd and Tire, all weste: “ pply of fish at our docks is still very lim- ead and cotton; Silk Laces | Ofehard of more than a thousand. thri A trees Ficop. ba henix far north f a tie py ale pedi Progressed fag ited, and prices have slightly advanced sian our AMR black whi rs Timm 5°, Parasols,Capes, Retetioe of prachen aiplen eee ted —— ne round, oval. and square. terfere with the President's stable, which has febort of Yesterday. | Shad are selling this morn. steamer, GEORGE WASH- Carpeting, Cassimeres, Linen Drillings, Suminer | rq.) cherries and quinces. At present fourteen acres | 200 buddies Norway Nail Rods, been pulled down to allow them to proceed. The = $14a$Si5 per 100, herring at $9 per 1,000, INGTON eas OMAS COLYE Cloth. nday the 6th instant in a | 8Fe Seeded down to wheat and rye; six in timothy, STEEL. stone and brick minsons follow closely on their perch at 25 cents per bunch. will depart at the following hours, and on Mt. Ver- | _, Was also opened on | em Farell ‘of fash- | (Yielding an average of at least tard tons per sore,) Anderson’s Cast Steel, square and octagon track, and are laying tt ly Both branches of our City Councils was minus | non da’ iiional tries will be rans oe J rs, Mourning Silk, | four ina market garden ; four in clover; twelve rea- Spring and Tire Steel, a = aves ying the northern foundaticn a quorum last night. Consequently we have noth- ve Alexaparia 7. va wet Se 6 is pone tas —_ -J aitinecy generally Y sobs ~ wiles tas eens teein ar edl tee ss soouved 8 lot of Batts, Handl>, — Tig tap in Chat ling (6 report’ ve ington 7%, "33y) Six, OR. 8 in wood, of whi re is an ample supply forall Tews, &e. jets amare mathe ete | pena gece ot Pome’ Ret| gad SOS EROWAND, comm. | preteen on Eudmesand wer gaan rae ant | Senate ha Wheat a Pere beautifying these 2we,Gf Milling up and further was purchased ased by District, butchers at St sins6 | FJ OUSEKEEPERS, in making purchases, willdo P noed Oil, Breuch Zine, ie gomploce mall its ppatmente. For Sires | OAL MUBIC—iim. FRANKLIN, Tosa? 2 on the hoof, eq’ Sia$12 net, 75 of the remain- NcIs, 499 Sevent! tent Dryer, erser 4 marke: len farmer, or o od f Music, having vacant hours for e Paicns ar Cuxtax MaRxrt tus Mons der were driven to Baltimore, and 75 left over. | po hag atanilons venely of HOUSER EPING turpentine, * cree, Chromes, {the country residonos ofe person SOL. Soo already | Scholars, cogueste thee Ladies wae ane Beef fresh pez Ib. 10al5 cents, salt sato aan Fae ee ee ae seer and grain mark. sy a take Se meaty! notions, and. hig 2 ~ | Bristol, See eamol’s hair, and sable Bi 5 in all rospects highly improved it 1s superior to any | of being ae Siping. or ¢ a he . - uniformly % ay eed . nt pri . s ; Tesidence. ane t veal ISal®, mutton 12al5, pork fresh 14, salt 124. | ets; sales yesterday of 260 bbls. fllour at $5.94. CARRIAGES, HOBBY HORSE reat or neg dagcOaNE Oe oat EP MCGREGOR" | “Torma of tals: ee third cash on the det very of | Keven st ne remtones, Oe © street Macon ron sats, ao ({ials, shoulders 13%, ‘Sructaror. i OS RAT PLEDOR ES GRACES. Hal mar 2400 83m on THE a eee. asap nergy PT Joarg ofedit, with in- : jard 16, jer 25031, wil jacks 3 ———————————————— eee : h Fr O-5, + 3 R 2s ARMY THE rred payments, w! are > NCH turkeys each 1.75482, chickens’ 37 ene BS SPRING END SUMMER CLOTHING O08, botw. sth and ih ets. “apg | FREGULATIONS FOR THE ARMY Price 1 forest on the af of trust on the property. LADIRS AND CHILDREN'S FIRES per dozen a3, per peck 20, scce every description for dress Eva *t | NEW MUSIC, at ELLIS’ this doy. mailed, free of posiags, on the receipt of G12. Por | “Yor the furniture, stock. and Sucradit | ment of ladios ued childrens FRENCH HA Apples $028, dried each 1ais kale pe? | Very low pricts. WA eet 1 IN caress erect aR ise tile week ot ELLIS? | sale at’ AVILOR & MAURY’S,~ | under 0, cash ; nod all auime shotoriiy'en, | atev Price, Derk Sadi, turmige ad, redin e Runch 6 cer | tee «FOV, BA hs, ieee oy cepts. ___HOE ore, Near O50 strect: _ ] of ainp months, the notes to = 2 ‘G, He BY ee. ranch 510, honalny por per brad at cle Per Fig ANDOVER Bee ina ae iitarss Violins, ee at ELLIS". aps. | A PREMIGE WAR FLOWERS IN Vases | O0t. Pace ZUNTLEMENS DRESS SHIRTS OF FINE rack $1, rock spall ace f sat 8 25e., shad = pair | bas antivel wil wick dispact McLAUGHLIN’S everybody run. i tobe rayen fox in chAUGH- y numbers at Gl each, Bp 10-4" epe-tt ‘ap4 i in | TO nyse thd MSL AOGH: | Somer | GENTLEMENS DRESS SH FINE al, an 4 , betwi ‘and 9th streets; LAUGHLIN & CO.’S ‘between quality mae ct thes i sraw se? SOTING® 1S ay per | EAH EBY Fo haar “Opging Serine Godde at MoLAUGHLAN tome tie Mice iets rent Csi at oa HALLS SEEPHENS.