Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1857, Page 3

Munpzr 1x Fisntown, ALexanpaia —The __ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Alexandria correspondent of the Union, writing Boarp of ALDERMEN.—The Board met at the p= that city yesterday, says: usual honr last night, but there not being a quo- none ting Remleide de arred here last n ht ‘Ccloc! a . i peegeat Ey mapttoncel Bie. 2tiany Gag Board : ire vumstances, os po) wane ce On resuming, the Chair read a communication boat d aan Dromiies, nd. from ths, from the Mayor announcing that he had signed Ww. Goodrick eat ong rty, a wid- various acts. ower with two children, (living out.) by occu <4 rt of the Commis- 3 wine ae Pale Buikiiags!in relation to certain | “On a * fish-cutter,”” and James Clarke, a single man between thirty and forty, with no immediate family except a sister, by trade as Tr, and a United States pensioner for the injury of anarin in Mexico. met in a drinking-house on the fish wharf—both being in liquor, Goodrick the more so, but no enmity existing between them. After being together a short time in mixed conversa- tion, with a few other persons present, Clarke asked Goodrick for a chew of tobacco; where- upon Goodrick took him by the neck as if to choke him, and a scuffle — a. cy eirerae threw Clarke u as mch. On uy Clarke told Goodrick if he did that ua he would strike him; whereu Goodrick took hold of him again, and another scuffle ensued on the bench, in which it appears that Goodrick re- ceived a very black eye, and got his right ear severely bitten. On being parted, Clarke went over towards the other side o! be Boge and, turning about, com- menced talking ‘with one of the persons Present— leaving Goodrick sitting on the bench. ‘Ina few minutes Goodrick rose uP, advanced hurriedl: towards Clarke, (who instinctively retreat backward,) and plu his fish knife, (a small butcher knife,) deep into his abdomen, and then withdrawing it, sat down on a bench on the rear side of the room. Clarke tore open his clothes and said, ‘Tam stabbed."’ He staggered to the frout side of the room and lay down ona bench, and, without having said any thin; more, was a ceo within fifteen minutes, havi ing bled alto- gether internally. Meanwhile, the police were sent for, who took Goodrick into custody, he hav- ing sat all the while stupetied and mute. ‘2 Judge Neale, coroner, held an inquest on the body this morning, and a verdict was rendered in accordance with the above facts. ‘The examination of the Sheer took place this afternoon before juire John Summers, and re- sewers in the Fourth Ward; referred to health committee. Also, one withdrawing the nomination of E. McHenry, laid over at the last meeting of the Board, and substituting that of Francis Ward as Police Constable in the Fourth Ward; confirmed. Also, one nominating Enoch M. Norris as Wood Corder and Measurer of Coal, in the Sixth Ward, in place of Theodore Mosher, resigned; after considerable discussion the nomination was con- firmed. Also, a communication making the following nominations of Police Magistrates : First District—Samuel Drury. Second District—John D. Clark. Third District—F . J. Marek A Fourth District—John H dard. Fifth District— William Thompson. Sixth Distriet James Cull. Seventh District—Daniel Rowland. The Mayor, in his communication, claimed the tight under the charter to make these nomina- tions hitherto made in joint convention ofthe two Boards by members thereof. After some discus- sion, the communication was referred to the police committee, with instructions to consult the Cor- poration Attorney as to the right of the Mayor to nominate police magistrates. is Pettis see referred, one of John B. Kelly and one of Joseph Ruff, asking for remission of a fine. A bill was 1 authorizing the grading of E street north, from Third to Fourth streets west, and for relaying footway on Fourth street. A bill was passed to grade First street, from L street to New York avenue. Mr. Emery, from improvements committee, re- rted back a bill, with amendment, to grade cighth street north. between North Capitol and Fy bss First streets ; passed as amended. ne | sulted in his commitment until the May term of Also, a bill to set the eurbstones and pave the | the quarter sessions. The prisoner, although ex- footway on the east side of Twentieth street west, | hibiting signs of the very lowest’ associations, from First to Boundary street ; passed. Also, a bill granting certain privileges to Geo. H. Miller; passed ‘The committee avked to be discharged from the farther consideration of the petition of J. Crut- chett; discharged Al.o, from the same committee, a was re- octed and passed, providing for the improve- cout of Tiorteenth street west, from B street h to the Potomac river. ‘ue committee on policeasked to be discharged from the further consideration of a communica- tion from the Grand Jury, respecting a nuisance in the First Ward; discharged. Mr. Ruff, f:om the public schools committee, reported back a bill providing for the protection of the public xekools; passed ih was passed ex the relief of Joseph Ruff. does net look like a naturally malicious man’ His act was evidently the result of the mixed de- liriam of intoxication and temporary passion. Ife is now fully awake to his position, and is un- doubtedly sincerely and thoroughly penitent.’” Circuit Covrt.—After our report closed yes- terday, the case of damages claimed by Dennis Cornell against John Christman was taken up, (Carlisle for plaintift, Ratcliffe for defence,) and no witnesses appearing, attachments were issued to bring them before the Court. In the in- terim Mr. Maury made application for a yew trial of trespass case Harvy vs. Magee, which been decided at a former term; motion for a new trial overruled by the Court. Mr. Carlisle asked for a new hearing of the case of Peter Havener rs. T. and M. Brown for damages. The Court granted j a new trial on defendants’ paying costs of present term. A case of considerable importance to the com- munity was called ty Mr. Carrington, counsel for plaintiff, being that of Statham Smithson & Co., vs. William M. Mann, in which the plain- titfs claim to have ice the defendant with | some $6,000 worth of their bank notes for circula- tion inthe North, and for which no return has been made by the defendant, although the notes have been presented at their banking house and redeemed. 7 Messrs. Bradley and Gillette appear for the de- lence. Mr. Henri Herrisse, of South Carolina, was i troduced to the Court by M. Thompson, Esq and admitted to the bar to practice at the courts of the District of Columbia. At 2o’clock p. m., the Court adjourned to meet again at 10 o'clock this morning. To-day, Messrs. Dunlap, Morsell, and Merrick were present. The case of Casper Shaffer rs. Sam’l and Peter F. Bacon, administrators of Henry Hoffman—an action ro recover the sum of }, and interest, was submitted without argument. Verdict for the plaintiff. Carlisle for plaintiff; Carrington defence. Richard Ross, on the demise of Jane Carroll and others, devisees of Daniel Carroll, deceased, vs. Charles Kiernan. Petition for damages. Mr. Redin, for plaintiff, stated his case to the jury. Mr. Carlisle, for the defence, said he had decided to place the case on record in form of a bill of ex- ceptions—to take it to the Supreme Court. ‘The jury returned a verdict for plaintiff: one cent dam- ages. Tue Sprinc MEETING OF THE PRESBYTERY oF THE District or CoLumBiA, commenced last night at the Assembly’s Church. The following members of the clergy were a : J. N. Danforth, OD., J. S. Hamner, D., John C. Smith, DD., W..McLain. W. T. Eva, M. Jewell, B. Sunderland, A. D. Hollister, A. G. Caruthers, E. J. Newlin, T. N. Haskell, N. Dunning. The opening sermon was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Hamner of Baltimore, after which the meet- ing adjourned. This morning, at nine o'clock, the delegates again met, (Rev. Dr. Hamner in the Chair.) and after devotional exercises, Rev. H. Dunning was elected Moderator. The minutes of the last meeting of the Presby- tery, held at Rockville, Md., in October last, were read by the clerk. Several mtees from the meeting of last night, and also from previous meetings of the Presbytery. were called up and excused on show- ing canse for such absence. Statistical reports of the various churches of this Presbytery were read by the clerk, showi the present religious and financial condition o: the several churches. ‘The following assessments were made : First Presbyterian Church, Washington, $15; Fourth do., 45; First Constitutional Church, Bal- timore, $15; Assembly’s Church, Washington, $5; Sixth Church, Washington, $8, (assessment omitted;) Western Church, do., ; Second shurch, Alexandria, $4; Rockville, Maryland, $5; Harmony and Lisbon, $5: Poolsville, $3, (delegation not present ;) Middlebrook, $1; Quar- ries. $1; First Colored, Washington, $1. The books containing the records of the va- tious churches were handed in by the several commissioners for examination. Rev. Dr. Smith moved that the next meeting of the District Presbytery be held at Lisbon, Mary- land, on the rossdsy in October next, at 11 o'clock, a. m.; so ordered. Rev. Mr. McLain moved that the money id in this morning be placed in the hands of the ‘Treasurer. and that he be instructed to pay out of that sum $10 to the Treasurer of the General As- sembly ; carried. A petition from the Poolesville station was read, praying the Presbytery to appoint a pastor for that church ; referred to a conunittee. ‘The Clerk presented the Treasurer’s report, and moved to refer the same to a committee for exam- ination; so ordered. Comunittees were announced by the Moderator for examination ef the records of the several churches. The meeting was in session when our report closed. Tae Oxruans’ Covrt.—The mute children, Mr. Sa , from tire department committee, re- pe ted back a bill without amendment for the re- Hefof the oo Hook and Ladder Com- pany; passe , Mr. Smith. from the committee on the asylum, | reported back a joint resolution requesting the mittee to report to the Board the pressing c of the institution; passed . Mc. Ruff, on leave, introdaced «bill entitled an act to provide for the purchase of a lot of ground for the use of the American Hook and Ladder Company; referred to fire department committee. A bill from the Common Council for the relief of Baldwin & Brother was passed. Also, a bill for the relief of Elijah Moran. Alse, a bill making au appropriation for the contingeat expenses of the Northern Market. Mr uve moved that when the Board adjourn, it adjourn to meet again on Thursday night; re- jected 7 The Board them adjourned. Common Council—The Board met and was called to order at the usual hour. The President stated that he had conversed with the Mayor relative to the — docu- ineats, and was informed they would be ready in two weeks Mr. Walker presented the petition of O. Buck- ingham and G. 8. Gideon for re-imbursement of money advanced to the Perseverance Fire Com- pany; referred to the fire department commit- tee Mr. Towles, from claims committee, reported adversely on the petitions of A. Rothweil and Ju- lius Fauth, and the committee was discharged from their consideration. Mr. Towles reported a bill for the relief of Stewart and Esian; passed Also, a bill for the relief of Baldwin Brothers ; passed The President laid before the Board a message from the Mayor, transmitting 2 communication f-om the Commissioner of the western section of the Canal, and asking appropriations for repairs of streets and other purposes; referred to ways and means Co ameen ‘ he Also, the Mayor's message, approving the re- cent acts of the Board. = . A bill granting certain privileges to Lusby & West, and oth was taken up and passed. Mr. MeCutchen presented a petition from G. D. pare the clerk of the Northern Market; re- ferred. Mr. Edmonston presented the petition of W. J. Donohoo, referred to the ways and means com- mittee. Also, petition of Clas. Beall; referred to im provements committee Bill for relief of W. H. Gilman was referred to and means committee making appropriation for purchasing lot No.7 im square No. 517 for the use of the Metro- politan Hook and Ladder Company, and for other Purposes, was passed. $ Bill to pay 2 deficiency in the appropriation to 4 grade and, ravel & street north, from Fourteenth to Sixteenth street west was d; also bill horizing the laying of gutters along the line of certain streets inthe F cart Ward. Mr. ‘Turton. from improvements committee, reported a bill to grade and gravel Twentieth st west, aaa K street north to the city boundar passed Also. a bill to provide for trimming and grav- | cling Twenty-seeond street, from Pa. avenue to F street north ; Mr. Fisher reported a bill authorizimg the curb- stones to be set and the footway paved on the west front of square 287; passed. Mr. Turton presented a bill for repairin; west. at the Intersection of New York referred to improvements committee Mr. Walker, from improvements committee. reported a bill for crading and graveling Seventh street west, from H to L st. north ; laid over. Mr. Fisher presented the petition of Paul Ste- vens for compensation for extra services when Po- lice Magistrate ; referred to claims committee. Mr idwin asked to be excused from serving Md st nue ; ow the committee in relation the wail along Tiber Creek, he not having been consulted in relation to that work ; he was excused The Chair appointed Mr. Kennedy as the com- mittee f im this Board in relation to the in square 517. Mr. Fisher moved to reconsider the vote dis- charging the claims committee from the petition of Mary A. Coat; passed, and the subject recom- mitted Mr. Lioyd, from ways and means committee, reported a bill making additional appropriation purchase = — gent expenses of the Northeru Market; | (except one,) taken from the charge of Dr. Skin- Mr. Lb offered a resolution inguiri to | De® by the Circuit Court, being orphans, were was — for otacttn the waif ale von Pre this morning brought up before Judge Purcell, of Tiber was awarded. and why the committee from | the Orphans’ Court, for his decision as to their this Board was not consulted on the subject; | further di position. a ‘The District Attorney that they should On motion, Messrs. Knight and Jetferson were | be bound to Mr. Kendall, President of the Deaf *ppointed to inform the Aldermen that this Board | and Dumb Asylam, who would have them prop- was ready to go into joint meeting for theelection | erly cared for. of Police Magistrates Mr. Bradley (for Skinner) objected, claimi: After retiring the committee soon returned and | that injustice had been done to Skinner, reported that a speedy convention was improb- | asked that the children should be placed in able charge of some respectable Semen to be conveyed The Board then adjourned. baek to New York, where t! belong. He held that the children were not under the jurisdiction of the court, to be bound ont as apprentices here. The case had not been disposed of when our report closed. Tue Marxet Laws.—This morning several omplaints were made to police officers of viola- lations of the market laws. ‘The officers not be- ing attached to that district declined serving, on the ground that they could get no warrants issued for offences out of their districts. Huckstering without license, forestalling the market, and blockading the carriage way, were the Principal Usttep States Porice Rerorts— Before Justice Donn —The Justice last night was called on by @ gentleman named Johu H. Wile, of | Frederick county, State of Mary: + Tepresent- | ing that he was ip porsuit of a German, named | © ch s Hofman. who had eloped with the said | 's wife, child, clothing, and other goods chattels. A warrant was issued by the Jus- tice for the arrest of Hofman, for abduction and | theft; aud he, together with the Chief of Police, Officer Reynolds and the husband, proceeded to & tavern at the corner of Eighth and D streets, | mores where the parties were temporarily sojourni } ‘epreventing themselves as husband snd wifes? | Tix Loxa Burpox.—Itwas stated in the Board {we landlosd, Mr. Brandor. giving every informa. | of Common Council last night, by Mr. Lloyd and, tion and every me to ae the ane to | by Mr. Orme, that the Secretary of the Interior the arrest. Upon proceeding to the room pose occupied by them Chey? having retired to rest nae anid ad pa for the Distiiet Cheese “l locked their room) admittance was demand- the re Pot tbe Long Bridge. While we earn- and ia a few minutes the door was 0 estly hope that such may be the Secretary's de- xed Hofman was arrested in his night clothe aaa a ile the female was lying in bed and the child cision, as yet he has not determined in the prem. af the fout of the bed. A ensned—the hus- " band taking rer idt Sorbets goes" Pip “4 Art Assoctation.—The Gallery of Paintings while the officers took charge of the gay Fs open to the pubjic still attracts crowds of visiters. — conducted bim to jail, to await a requisition | The collection has been pronounced, by compe- roms the Governor of Maryland. tent ji , unsurpassed by any previous exhibi- tion in the United States. “ Several of the artists have received substantial proof that their works Wartenine tae Watcu.—On Saturday nigit # colored woman ran intothe Central Guard House tal baited by Dogs’ hastbeen bought Sor tee thom: ‘a great alarm, and asked that officers should be | baited by Dogs” has been bought for two - . ut forthwith to prevegt some rowdies from de- | 82nd dollurs, — sores ots palotings have Scents the pon inher house on 13} street. heen pa re: 2 or Ts sta » and < — of mo oe 5 by the vou teenen — Waven’s Pratta.—This Seaetsity Painting rewta ome Hutle ditticulty in making the ar- | Will be exhibited at Odd Fellows’ Hall only a a eceutY hen they arrived at the honse they found | f w nights longer. Those who have not seen it, secure and quiet pen inguivy the officers 1s having hea d that an threatened, directed a ‘ look-out for the wang. z guards went to the house and rapped at the “oto notify the inmates that they were about and then left to take their positions. The woe that these were the parties she feared #0t bey btene ¢ the ~ png eutened and weut for the police to watch should go at once. The views are all very beau- tiful and faithful. St. Peter’s, at Rome, is alone worth the price of admission. The illumination | of Genoa is a magnificent sight. i Tux Horse Bostox Case, AGAIN.—We shall to-morrow publish a statement from Clark Mills upon this subject, in reply to that we published a few days since for Mr. Samuel Strong. . 1 AVA Mew & 4 o v "ned that Captain mil ‘kon that house was d of his men to keep a Tur Private Fancy Dress Sorregtobegiven by Prof. Munder to-morrow evening, bids fair— n numbers of participants, in elegance of dress, and in general perfection of details, anything of the “Kind heretofore, attempted in ‘ashington. Munder is a gentleman and a scholar, and we heartily rejoice in his success in his profession. Fish Marker.—The supply was vety abui- dant this morning for retail purposes. Large Tock each, $1; small do.. per bunch, 25c.; shad, Peal the landinge shad were: selling 4 B13 per hundred, and herring $8 per thousand. Watcu Returns.—There were no cases for trial this morning; the cells were occupied by lodgers only. Nor Dgap.—Thenumerous friends hereabout of James L. Dawson, jr., residing at San Anto- nio, Texas, will be glad to learn that a letter has been received in this city contradicting the report of his murder by Mexicans in his em- ployment. The report originated from a per- sonal difficulty having occurred between him- self and some of his employees, but from which nothing serious transpired. A. B. C.—What can be plainer than A. B. C.? Nothing,—-except the wonderful virtues of Mrs. Gardner's Indian Balsam of Liverwort and Hoarhound. The former the infant cannot appreci- ate,—but, from the cradle to the grave, all can ap- Processes action of this great remedy which we 8 of. Sy at me pare ‘ashington street, ene) ents for the United States and Canada.” . i4-lw To Sovrusrx DrALers in PEREUMERY.—Dris- coll’s Balm of One Thousand Flowers, for the complexion, teeth, breath, &c. Price 25 cents. rescoll’s Improved Rosemary and Castor oil, Spe. rowth and preservation of the hair. Price nts. a Circassian Hair Dye, (instantaneous) 1 5 eer iacoll's Heir Cotorite Fnid. for changing ir to its origi color wii it cSt @ skin. Price 50 cents. = meer = Driscoll’s Pomade Philocome. Price 25 conts. Bot, be had - eae soronc oye druggists in imore, and o| ie tor . Ce een he Proprictor, RISCOLL, 4 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. mar 16-eolm i See Ne . BRanpRETH’s Pitts.—The Weak, the Consump- tive. Rheumatic, Costive, Billious and Delicate, af- ter some day’s nse will find renewed strength and life pervade every organ oftheir frames. E: very dose makes the blood purer. The nerves comm af the arteries and terminate in the veins. ‘These pills, as a first effect, act upon the arterial i i . nl blood, increasing the circulation, by which impurities are deposited in the veins, and they throw éff such collections into the bowels, which organ, by the energy derived from Brandreth’s Pills, expels them from the system, When first used, the pilis may occasion griping, and even make the patient feel worse; this must be borne with forthe gol to come afterwards. No great good is often achieved without some trouble in its attainment, and this rule applies to the reeoy- ery of health. Those Symptoms only occur where the body has long struggled under a load of impure, tenacious humors. A consecutive use for afew days will satisfy the most unbelieving of the great good the prils are doing. The directions should be care- fully studied. If understood and followed, health and vigor wiil, ina majority of cases, be secured by the use of Brandreth’s Pills, Sold at 25 cents per box at 43 Canal street. Brand- reth Building, New York ; by T. W. Dyott & Sons, | 18 north Second street, Bhiladelphia, and by med? cine dealers generally. nov 23-tf IMroRTANT To THE Lapizs—Dr. Duponro's Female Pills.—The combination of Inrredients in the Pilisare perfectly harmless. heir efficacy and merits are based upon an extensive practice of over thirty years; and, where the directions have been | Strictly followed, they have never failed to correct all Irregularities, relieve painful and difficult men- struation, {oertioularly pat the change of life. They will cure the Whites, and remove all obstructions arising from cold, exposure or any causes ; may be used successfully asa Preventive. Call upon the agent, and get a Circular for particulars free. Price 31 per box, with full directions. Sold whole- saleand retail by Cuas. Storr, Druggist, Penn. ave- nue, Samcn B. Waite, 52 Seventh street, Wash- lagton, D. C.;and R.S. 'T. Cisset, Georgetown: to whom all orders must be sent, and’ the Pills will be sent gontidentials by mail,to ladies who enclose them ong dollar. N. B.—See signature on the box ; to counterfeit it is forgery. je 2-tf DLED, On the 13th instant, HARRY DAY, aged3 months and 18 days, youngest child of Noble D. and A. Mar- garet Larner. eS The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his father, No. 432 I street, between 9th and 10th, ‘To-morrow (Wednes- day) Afternoon, at 332 o'clock. in the 13th instant,G. REXFORD SMITH, in the 2ist year of his age. _ The funeral services will take place at the Found- ty M. E. Church, on Wednesday, the 15th inst., at 3 o'clock. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend without further notice, "FOR RENT AND SALE. SOR SALE OR RENT.—A BRICK HOUSE just pet incomplete order, on I street, between 6th and 7th streets, No. 53. Also,alarge NEW STABLE attached, bounding on a 9) foot alley. Lot 133. of depth. ‘This House and Lot will be sold abargain. Inquire on the premisce _apll -lw LANGLEY. ARM FOR SALE.—Ten_or twelve acres of Land, with the priviiege of 27, and a small dwell- ing, sin wood and part cleared, witha good 8) of water; four miles from the city, on the Maribo nook LS will be sold on most easy terins to suit the purchaser. For further particulars inquire of Mr. MALONE, C street, between 6th and 9th streets, or Mr. Brown, across the Anacostia Bridge. np 10-4t* F,URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—NO. 22 I street near 19th. Apply at 133, corner of i9th street and Penn. avenue. ap o-6t (OR SALEW—The BRICK HOUSE, corner of 7th and G streets, Island, containing 7 rooms well finished. The corner is now occupied for a store and isa good stand. This is the best opportunity for investment. It_is rented for $16 a month. [ask 60 cash, or $1,000 ensh and $290 secnred. cradit one year. Apply to THOS. B. THRUSTON, N 35 Md floor, Treasury Building. Ap 9. FOS, RENT SA LARGE AND HANDSOME FURNISHED PARLOR, with Bedroom and Bathrooin. attached, without ‘board. Inquire of GEORGE WILLNER, Upholsterer, No. 464 9th st., between Dand E street ap s-6t OR RENT.—THOS) WO LARGE Three- story Brick buildings situated on 17th street, opposite the War Department. Toa good and per- manent tenant the rent will be moderate. Posses- sion given April 9, 1857. Apply to JOHN A ANDER, No. 200 Penn. avenue. ap 7-00 OOMS WITH BOARD-—In one of the central, eligible and healthy portions of the eity, ina private fa may be found at No. 439 Sixth street, betw: nd F’ streets. Inquire for Mrs. F. EBMC ap Il-eost* {OR SALE.—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, with three large LOTS OF GROUND attached thereto, improved with fruit and other trees. It is admirably adapted fora Market Garden. The above named property is situated on the corner of Mary- land avenue and 12th street. east of the Capitol ; in a healthy — Lae pohd Ue Aosls Sopot page wi sold cheap 1! a ieation be made, or to R. K. ELLIOTT, Congtession= ap 9-eo3t* terms, &c. apply to R. al Globe Office.” ‘ANTON MATTINGS. / Just received and on sale, 3 rolls superior 6-4 5-4, and 4-4, CANTON MATTINGS, in colors a white, of the make of Gowqua, Youbing, and extra contract Manhing makes. i ‘These Mattings have been selected with great caro, and will be found very superior and cheap. From the appearance of the present state of things in China it is probable that no more Mattings will be imported for several years. Also, just teceived 50 pieces of unusually eneee and beautiful ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARP, STINGS bong! ht at late auctions in New York, will be sold in Proportion. Also, RUGS and MATS to match. apis-eow _ GLAGETT, DODSON & CO. OAL—COAL—COAL.—On the way and will bo C ready fee eee ina few days— T oargo of very superior COOKING COAL 1 do. do do ANGE do A dedaction made if taken from the vessel. lease send in your orders immediately, as our motto is small profits.”” , on hand at low prices, given to the ton. OHN W. MYERS & CO. anon Yard cor. G and 22d sts. First Ward. Ap 13-it HE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH. DR. LOOMIS, the inventor and patentee of “Loomis’ Mineral Plate peethe having successfully introduced his improvement various cities, lias now permanently estab- lished hiraself' in Washington. This improvement 3 Sets of Teeth oon: that making a set of but one piece of er that indestructible mineral. No metal is used in their Spostruction, and they are there; free from lvanic action and metalic taste, & ints to become filled with moisture or particles of food, hence they are pure tand clean. They ar lighter, stronger, less clumsy, far more durable, an natural in th earance. {will give 1 reward of Ine | ints to any one who will produce a similar work of att to ial mine in purity, beauty, Gueity, ‘artistic excellence or any other Fequisité Hi quality. All work warranted. 2s Benne : avenue, botweey fi and J2th streets, al Cans ORNAMENTS IN J twat fap 1i—3t) JOLIN STRINGS, PL V ee , Checker len, &C., at “Bp Al-3t_ LA oot, Checker Boar gists Men dec F .OR SALE—A GOOD WORK HORSE, Fis iat ata” te GREAT V. ~ TAMMON DS” AYING CARDS, J. MIDDLETON, x DEALER, L, Uh ene of F and 1: i h, sone Wont I. ap li-tf ' 3) ANDSUMMER CLOTHING Bool very devetpiton for drone a, eae meat “apat 422 Bu avs hat. Sth and 10eN sks, CORP BRATION STO hE RROTHER: ARRIA HOBBY BORE Hoops, é E DORE: ES, BA. ONS GAMES, tee at MoLAUGHLIN Sy, betes Eth ago Sth ata, apa AUCTION SALES.. By JAS. ©. 3, Auctioneer. Der iee BRR OTES MGR a7 ' XN a UE A XPRERN CON, Avni 1th, ato On FRIDAY Squaro numbered ave. Peetied asta eee ving a front together of SI feet 4 inches on New York avenue, near the corner street running mck about 9 feck, nee One of these Lot: proved wi two-story — Dweling House, ‘ontaining ix rooms TTS : -third cash; the resid ‘hs, with interest, secured by deed of eaves Premises, ap l4-d J.C. McGUIRE, Anctioneer. By JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. DESIRALE RESIDENCE ON F STREET, BETWEEN 13TH AND 4TH STREETS, AT PUBLIC Avctiox.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON. April 2th, at 5o’clock, on the premises, I shall sell the east halt nu nineteen, in bered two hundred and fifty-four. fronti inches on North F street, between 13th and 14th streets west.and running back 159 feet toa S-feet alley, with the improvements, consisting of a sub- stantiai and well built Brick Dwelling t louse, cou ven rooms, wi bac niding, kitches large Ceiex stable, and other necessary ‘out buildings is property is delightfully situated for a private residence, commanding a fine view of the Potomac river southern of the city, and is admirably drained, with a fine paved alley inthe rear. erms: One-fourth cash; the residue in six, peers and eighteen months, with interest, seeured a deed of trust on the property. ap ied JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. TT RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP- BRTY aT Avction.—On WEDNE: {22 01 April next, at4 o'clock p. m., 1 shall sell, on the premises, by virtue of a deed in trust, duly recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. 14, folios 155, 157, 158, 138, and 160, one of the land records of Washington county, the last part of Lot No.3, in Square south of Square 516, fronting, 16 feet nine inches on Massachusetts av- enue, near the corner of 4th street west, with an av- erage depth of about 106 feet. ‘erms: cash: balance on a credit of 3,6, 9, and 12 month notes, bearing interest. and secured by deed of trust on the property. Should the purchaser fail to comply with the terms of sale within five days thereafter, it will be reso'd at his risk and expen: EJ. MIDDLETON, Trustee. aplt-ttdkds CA: NOTRLER: Anan, By A. GREEN, Anctioneer. AWNBROKER’S SALE OF WATCHES P anp Cuains.—I shall sell next THURSDAY. Apul i6th, at 10 o'clock a. m.,at my store, corner of 7th and D ‘streets— Seven Gold Watches One heavy Gold Fob Chain and a gold There is a fine gold Hunting 1 heavy gold hunting English Patent Lever I ie unting Detached Lever 1 Silver Watch, 1 Gilt Watch 2 wd open face Watches. Sale positive. ‘Terms cash. J. ROBINSON, Licensed Pawnbroker. N. B.—The above Watches were left unsold last Thursday, April 9th. z ap lh A. GREEN, Auct. 4-d By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN } FURNITURE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS’ Court. On MON DAY, the 2th i nt, 1 shall sell, by order of the Orphans’ Court, at 10 o'clock a. m., at No. 227, south side of Penn. avenue, opposite Willards’ Ho- tel, all the Househo!d and Kitchen Furniture, the personal effects of the late Samuel W. Handy, de- ceased. viz: Mahogany Sofas and Bureaus . Do Parlor and Rocking Chairs Do Dining and other Tables Do _Bookease and Secretary Gilt frame and other, Lookin; Maple and walnut Cottage Glasses Wardrobes and Washstands Goard Chai ‘Duplex Watch jedstead Feather Beds, Bedding, aud Mattresses Window Curtains passage, stair, and other Carpets aud Rugs ina, Glass.and Crockery Ware Cooking and other Stoves Lamps of every description __ 3 With a good assortment of Kitchen Roquisites. Terms: All sums under §25, cash: over $25, 0 credit of 60 and 9 days, for notes satisfactorily en- dorsed, bearing interest. i A. GREEN, Auct. ap 14-d By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HE CONTENTS OF A CIGAR AND TO- Bacco STORE TO BE SOLD aT AUCTION.—On FRIDAY MORNING, the 17th instant, at i0 o’cik a, m., 1 will sell, at public sale, the entire stock of the Cigar and Tobacco Store, No. 38 Pennsylvania avenue, between 434 and 6th streets, recently oceu- pes by John Sessford, jr., Esq., consisting of— 50,000 fine, medium, and low-priced Cigars. _ A largo lok of fine-cut chewing and smoking To- cco A large lot of pound-lump chewing Tobacco Martinique, peice Gentleman, Congress, and Seotel jults Turkish, Lynchburg. and other smoking Tobacco Pipes, Snuft-boxes, &c. Together with Counters, Show-case, Scales, &c. The attention of the.trade is respectfu called to the above, as the stock will be closed out for the pur- pose of aking improvements in the building. Terms of sale: All sums under 225, cash; over that amount two and four months, for approved en- dorsed notes, bearing interest. ap 14-d A. GREEN, Auct. By BONTZ & COOMBS, Auctioneers. ARGE AND EXTE VE SALE OF Hovsrnonp anp Kitcnten FURNITURE aT AU: TION.—By virtue of an order of distraim for rent due and in arrears by Wm. M. B: Owen, and also a deed of trust duly record shall sell,on THURSDAY » the 16th inst., at 11 o'clock. a. m., at the residence of said Brown, on Massnclinsetts avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, No. 447, the following Household and Kitchen Fur- niture, oO wit : Hands: sahogany Sofas and Chairs Rocking Chairs, gilt Mirror and others Marble-top Table, mahogany and walaut Bureaus, Sideboards : Woashstands, Toilet Tables, Chamber sets Cane-seat Chairs, Carpetings, Oileloths Bods and Bedding, Mattresses Wardrol Cottage sets, Washstands Also, a lot of Glass and Crockery Ware ‘Together with a general assortment of every arti- cle in the housekeeping line. ‘Terms: $25 and under, cash; over that sum & eae of; maid lays for satisfactorily endorsed notes, ‘ing interest. ae 7 ‘A. BE. L, KEESE, Bailiff apls-dts BONTZ & COOMBS, Auctioneers. By A GREEN, Anctioneer, = ALUABLE LO T IN THE NORTHERN Lipertits aT Avction.—On MONDAY, April 13th, at 5 o’clock p.m., T will sell.on the premises, lot No. 6, in square 358, on M street north, and near the corer of 10th street west. Saud lot froate sonth 24 feet 2 inches and extends back toa paved al! and contains 2.90 square feet, more or less. ‘Th 1s undoubtedly one of the most_ desirable locations fora residence in that section of the city. The right to build against the wall of the three-story brick house on the adjoining lot, without being subject to the usual charge of one half of the cost of said wall, is guarantied in the deed held by the present owner, which will be conveyed to the | Sean Terms: One-fourth, cash; lance in notes at 6, 12, and 18 months, bearing interest., and secured by adeed of trust. oo SCP Conveyencing at the cost of the pur- aser. ‘Title good. A ap7-d A. GREEN, Autt. Also, at the same time and place, the valuable Lot adjoining the above, being the corner of M and 10th stree! A ot runs back toa paved alley, anda pavement extends the whole length of the front and side. It is one of the most eligible lots in t! apd A. GR il>> THE ABOVE SALE IS POs consequence of the rain until WED) 15th instant, same hour. he cit: EE. uctioneer. ‘TPONED IN SDAY, the ap 14-2t A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on New JERsky aAvENvE.—By virtue of a deed in trust bearing date onthe 2th day of March. 1855, and recorded in Liber J. A.S., No. 97, folios 315 et xeq., the subscriber will sell, on MONDAY, the 13th day of April, 1857, at 433: kK p.m.,on the prem- ises, part of Lot No. 1, in square No. 556, beginning for the same on New Jersey avenue, 133 feet 6 inches rom L street, and running thence at right angles from said avenue 3 feet, thence due west 6 feet, thence due north 5 feet ® inches, thence due east 9 feet, thence due north 20 feet,thenoe due east to said avenue 2 feet, thence along said avenue southerly 18 feet 6 inches tothe place of boginning, with the improvements, which consist of atwo-story Frame 3 House. The above property is situated on New Jersey ave- nue, Setwoon novth L street and New York avenue, idly i vi rt of the city, and offers a favorable opportunity te obtain a residence or invest, ‘he terms of sale will be one third cash; and the balance in 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale, secured by a deed iu trust upon the roperty ; and if not Foe ee with in five days after fhe sale, the property will be resold upon one week’s notion, at the risk and expense - “eo Lsidnmenel ; at the cos © purchaser, All conveyang ike: Ss WALLACE ‘Trustes. mar 20-Staw&ds J.C. McGUIRE, Auct. OSTPONED IN HURSDAY AP- SATA LACH Trust $. 3. aL ‘Tustee. JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. il THE ABOVE SALE IS. co uence of the ram until TER NOOR, Apa ap i4- NS FOR THE ARM Tu Ried Sinton sy, just roast org! Ki a 7 ry Y. mene POET LOR & MAURY Bookstore, near 9h street. E 1s A E PREMIUM WAX rLOWERS IN Vases Kin aC" :'Store, between 8th and 9th streets, Pee Tumbers at @1Veach. ap 10-at* {*RENCH, FLOWERS, FRENCH FLOW- F ‘ids Por the lary ataad handsomest. P Ss riment of FREN he bistei G.H. CASS 8. teapots Se Pacavon het. 10th and lit ster _D: BICHLEM ya SEVENTH STREET, rapen D and E sivocts, weet Caoipe otis on hand @ ine assoretant of CHES and, JEWELRY. ‘api Foe MOO Na voeks Wensespay axp Farat LTR ae madi at 9 a. - fare. bound trips Moon Wat St from Ale: Coaches leave the apite at 83g, and pass up the 12th st) » Kare lo ts. mee 2 weil leave their resi- WPILEINERY, MILLINERY, Mil. i MWaSERy MPS SaL, ALLER MILIANERY GOODS, at bis ishing the dence at ¢ 94 v3 Thomas & Co.'s store, @ are now opening an a Y & €O.’S, & apoiws si av. bet ith and ith s s oli v7 wideout feb 24~’ ment of wiwal-t qa AUCTION SALES. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. - By C. W. BOTELER, one —— FROM THE IATED PRESS. | SAL Ge EACELLENT ROUSBROUDE EY Ect Rist ia Css 5 o” > 1 shall At an election u tog rosenge of ths lon Caley Citing, (ae | Qu ERE, APT At ae et rae pales Hrecta.) a ar thal barn collection of House ‘were beaten and the military ordered out. oid Furniture, hed M 2 — of one Tete-a- Hagerstown Election. : Dc em drier mae me one Arm-chair, ~ covered with green plush A te, fi in drab silk, . gen "one ange ey Sales im BiX recep- 1 veld ete on shy coasisting of one TateraTete Sofa, fi Hacerstowx, Md., April 13.—At the munic!- palelection held here torhay the American Coun- cil ticket was elected by 78 majority. A Doubtful Report. Eel in green velvet, ve parior ; New York, April 13.—The Express of this af- Handeoine suiteot Damask snd Lace Curtains and } ternoon publishes a despatch Aspinwall seredler April 4th, evening. stating that news bad reached One superior carved rosewood Centre Table, with | Greytown on thead that Col. Lockr’ captured inarble toy Castillo on the 30th of Mareh. This is doubtful. Superior wainut wo gothic Chairs, and marble-top Tabie Oilcloth, wainut extension Dining One set of heavi); Walnut Side-tatle b Hail Fine French Crock Crockery and Table Cutlery, plated Castors Heavy silver Bronzed iron Windew a and Ornaments, Venitian Blinds, Shades Brussels and Ingrain Carpet lelegant set of carved mahogan ture, consisting of Wardrobe. Dressing Bureau, Window russels, parior, oles, handsome Mantel Ornaments saaeaialy Ex-President Pierce. PHILADELPHIA, April 13.—Ex-Presideat Pieree- left here for New Hampshire to-day, to return oa Saturday. Mrs Pierce remains at the La Pierre House, under the charge of Sydney Webster, Esq. lor Chai lor Gh I set, consisting of Hat-rack, ie Pire gilt Platans China Dinner, Dessert, and Teaware Sut Glassware > Her health is improving. Fire at Worcester. Worcester, Mass., April 13.—The satinet fac- tery of Jehn A. Hunt, on the westerly part of Worcester, was burnt at 11 o'clock on night. with all its contents, imeluding 4,000 yards of cloth ready for the market. The loss is bout $5,600. Insured for $3,000 in the Providence and Javed Ti ~set, Clock “ire Sets y Chamber Furni- Sb with marble top, high Bedsteads, Wash. | Gteentield offices: Stand, with marble oa & a — see. Superior curled hair and shuck Mattresses Later from Kansas. Feather Pillows, Blan! Komforts, Counterpanes, Sheets, & Mahogany F: Wainut-beaded Bedstead ete Sr. Lovis, April 13.—Kansas advices to the 7th instant have been received. ~ Robinson and Deii- zier apy at Lecomptom on the 6th instant to rench Chairs, co ed with red plush i Wardrobe stand their trial for alleged treason, but the time, Dressing Bureau, with rhle t lace, and the court being t were Do enclosed Washstand,. BN do sf Sirected to appear om the afet paenaay of kay. ‘oilet 5 Mahogany Quartette Tables, Toil ma a Tress ureaus, Wil marble O Washstands = Spiers Wardrobes Do | French Bedsteads Cane and wood-seat Chairs Kitchen Furniture The requirements of the law not being carried out respecting the census lists, no voting will be allowed at Lawrence or Lecompton. Two ob- — places have been designated for holding the is. Baltimore Markets. Porm: AI sak or reaettes: ey ver | BaLtimone, April 14—Flour is firm at 85.873, $49, a credit of sixty and ninety days, for approved | _ Wheat is Yi whites, $1.43 a @1.50 endorsed notes, bearing interest. fair to good ; $155 & $1.55 a $1.55 for prime ; reds, ap 9-d&ds ‘C. W. BOTELER, Anct. | 8138 a 81.40. vr A.GR WO LOTS AT Al _& April iéth, at 5 o'clock. p. m., I shall offe in front of the premises, Lots No. 14 and E Margaret O' Di S78, each Dani lot fronting on 2d street 2 feet 6 back 150 feet ton wide alley, between north Streets, containing in both 6.750 square foet. Corn is firm; white 60 a G3c., yellow 65 a 68c. Whisky, 25.4 25 ¥c. N. Auctioneer. CTION.—ON TUESDAY, fer for sale, feces’ ‘subsiivision, in square inches, and New York Markets. ' New Yorx, April 14.—Flour is buoyant, with an advance of Salfe. Sales of 10,000 bbls. State $5.60a5.75. Southern $6.i5a6.40. ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; balanos ineash,6, 2,and | ._\W beat ix firm. Sales of Ly - : 18 months, the purchaser to give notes for the de- | &™ White $1.60. ee of 17,000 ferred payments, bearing interest from the day of | Corn is buoyant at Ic. ad’ eeracipindins sale. Adood eiven: amin deed of teont taken. All | bushels mixed 7ic. conveyancing at the cost of the purch ser. ap 4a-d A. GRE NOTICE. fr inc of the Peace in District of Columbia, at the suit of Michael \ oe the goods and cha’ Maurice Holloran, and to me directed, Lhave seized and taken in execution all the night,title,claim.and in- terest of the sail Holioranin. and DAY. the toun AY, the 16t! ock A. ™., in front of the Bank of Washington, I will offer for sale the said tion by publicauction to the highest bidder for cash. 1 St LE ND: Pia THURS north H, bet the Furniture and Effects, comprising— Rosewood-case 7-octave iron-frame Piano Forte, Lorenzo Suite of Walnut carved Brocatelle Parlor Furni- xo FE DAY 3} at the residence of Pork has declined; mess $2 a 22.15. Beef is steady; repacked Chicago $16.25. Lard is un- changed ; bbls. U yall i. Whisky is firm; Ohio 26c. SEN, Auctioneer. BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT of fieri ed by ‘T. C. Donn, one of the Justices and for the County of Washmeton, untz ttels, laud and tenements of Financial. . New York, April 1§.—Stocks are lower; Chica o and Rock Island 9&4; Illinois Central Shares 31; Michigan Southern, 69; NewYork Central 87%; Pennsylvania Coal Co., 63; Reading 79%; Canton Co. 22; Virginia 6's 92. Sterling exchange is firmer at 1002100 . toone Mare. ‘artand i pre notice that on ‘THURS- day o ril, 1857, at 10 0" Property so siezed and taken in execu- + KING, Constable. SHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. WN CPR TERED BY CONC REDS. $200,000"! This Company is now to ive applica- tions for INSURANCE ON BUILDINGS, MER- CHAN DISK, &c., at the usual City rates, without any charge for Policy, ther Office, corner of ‘Tenth Street_and Pennsylvania Avenue, ever the Washington City Savings . McGUIBE, Auctioneer. TRE ‘ Carirat.. MO . mn ‘ween 6th and 7th streets, | shall sell al! by Matt, Boston 3 Dimrctors. ture, comprising large Sofa, French Divan, two " Samuel Bacon. Anm and six Parlor Chairs, complete with satin oe ——? ‘Halide, .) Stripe covers Win. Orme. Hudson Taylor, Bless Rosewood Egyptian marble-top Centre ‘Ta- "rancis Mohun, M. W. Galt. Superior walnut Bookease, made toorder by Kirby - —, S rl President. Ferteee aeet Bos 4 4 AMES C. MeGUIRE, : Superior Bnslieh Brussels Carpet, Rags "| _G. D. Haxsox, Secretaty. 227. Three-ply and Excellent walnut Sideboard and Extension Table Solid oak French Dining Chairs, side Tabi Superior Refrigerator, os, Clock French china and granite Cut-ginss Decanters, ‘Table Cutlery, Fire frons, Window Shades Splendid enameled biack and Ingrain Carpets, Stair Carpeting NORTHWESTERN INSURANCE COMPA- Home Orrice, Osweco City, N. J. TSSTEVENS, Agent, No. 517 Seventh street, (over Suter, Lea & Co.’s ) Washington, D.C. The Northwestern has piste ong ee "en es inner and Tea-ware Gobiets, Wines, &e. It marble-top Cottage rance ie: Set, comprising French Bedstends, ardrobe, ae erated in the year Yeu, it since then contin - Dressing Bureau, Washstands, six Chairs, | ued to doa constantly i business, until it Rocker, & ‘i stands, in the Comptroller’ eport of Insurance ie of pos i Rosewend. Cottage Parnitare Companies in the ‘State of New York for the current ‘ rior curied-hair, cotton, a usk Mattresses . second in amount ess, solvency, Holsters, Pillows, Comforts'snd Blankets iSd capital in that 4 # reliabil i Torlet Sets, Cane and wo mn s peerion Cooking Stove and fixtures, ‘ogether keeping Requisites. The are eaters is nearly new, nish. Terms; #30 and under, dit of 60 and 90 days, bearing interest. make and and capital in that State. Its reliability during the financial revulsions of the past twenty-five years has been fully tested and sustained. 4 Within ths lumits of the State of New York no other recomm: would be necessary than the Report of the State Comptroller for 1857, which can be seen at the office of the Agent. The prompt payment of ali its losses, and the con tinued aecamulation of its capital and surplus furl, isa guarantee of its solvency for the fu- Looking Giasses, Washstands ood-seat Chairs, Lounge with @ general assortment of House- and of superior cash ; over that snm a cre- for satisfactorily endorsed notes ture. BARNARD & BL Auctioneers. announce to their friends fo the citi: wt CotMiSSiON ERS! ALE.—BY VIRTUE OF AVashington poneraly. that they have into a an order of the Circuit Court of the District of | co-partnership fer Spe parpose of carrying on the Columbia, passed on the Ist day of Apri!, 1857, in the | ParNtinc Business in all its various tuxtter of the petition of the heirs of Willian Phil- | From our lips. late of the coun! we will, ont se! rem: Tian Phillips died seized nnd. possessed iar tive said as follows : Lot, with three Dwelling Houses wu oe: containing one and a fourth acre county One groun One other Lot in the same town, contaming one acre of ground parcel of haifa mile gbove ‘Tenally-town, containing nineteen and three-qRarter acres of ground, highly improved, A and fronting Also, one undivided seventh part of the Real Es- tate of the late Theopilus Robey, consisting of about a quarter of an acre of ground in Tenally-town. And Pee known as * about a mile northeast of Teually-town, sponse. — public road, unimproved, and principally in w long experience in the business, we foc! Peper we can eve — nome ‘al orders: us will be promptly executed. Parti salar ‘itteut ion will te pai to Sige and Orna- mental Pauiting. FINCH & O’BRYON, corner of 12th and E streets. We would here tender our sincere thanks to our former frrends and customers for their liberal pat- ronage heretofore extended to us individually, and respectiully solicit a continuance of the same to the rm. INO. 8. FINC ap 9-23wSw& lawSw JAMES O’BRY ON. AS CHANDELIERS AND BRACKETS.— G We have now in store a jarge and versed sencgt- ment of GAS CHANDELIERSAND BRACK- ETS from the factory of ius & Baker, Phiia- delphia. The selections are made with much oare, and comprise many of the new European patterns. We invite the attention of those desiring to pur- chase as we shail sell at the manufacturers retail of Washington, deceased, May next,on the several HW the real estate of which the said Wil- he ist day it, 16 of with a Stone Building on it. j situated on the River road, xhout ona paved road. arts of two tract f Land Meadow" and “the Val situated ry i le prices. ~ . ‘he sale will b at the Int GAS FITTING done in the best manner and at Sachin Tomalg tines, ee ee ete ae THOMPSON & BRO. Terms of sale: One-fifth, cash; the residue in 269 Penn. avenue south side, four equal payments of 6, 12, LA and i months, bear- ap 13-e03w between 10th and Lith sts. interest, and to be se t is of the | — — - — purchasers, Wwith such additional Beeurity as my be ADIES AN D CHILDREN’S F REN CH ‘ oners. ATS.—Just received, = oe ee Jost Hin ment of indies and childrens PREACH HATS A at a very low price, at an JOHN G. H. CASSIDY & CO! pA _ap8-lw* ___ 314 Pa.ave.. het. woth and 1ith sta, oe JOUN ALEXANDER, N. B.—Any furt} Brgy a — 4 HI JAMES P! if : I am now receiving an unusual eo k ol oes ARNARD & BUCKEN, RICAN and FRENCH PAPER HANG. ap 8-2awow Auctioneers. embracing gold and velvet ons for riors, and By BARNARD & BUCKEY Auctioneers, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—B; order of the Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbia, granted on the 4th day 4 the personal property of the late William Phillips, Halli 1. Libranes, with « large assort- ment of Oak, Walnut, and Rose imitauions, suitable for Halls and Dimog Reoms. Lso— Medium-priced SATIN & COMMON PAPERS, the largest and finest wg ds im the city. virtue of an of April, I will sell deceased, in Tenzily-town, D.C. on May Ist next, aper put on in the best manner and in all eases = nie o'clock, fousinting ta the spas property : guarantied. ap il—eolm pone » Ow, horse > on, one one-horse Ditto, five ine Beds and Bedding, ISP CREAMGICE CREAN—ICE CREAM— Stoves, anda Freat many articles not mentioned. C. GAUTIER havi je arrangements, fro ‘Terms of sale: Allsums of $1and under, cash; | the present to the Ist of ber next, with coveral all over, a credit of six months, taking good endorsed ‘ing interest from day of sale. notes, farmers for his supply of the best Cream of of Virginia, will be to say iy his oui 3 JAMES PHILLIPS, Administrator. the public with the best quality of ICE CREAM ap 3-2awSw BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auets. made in the country, at the price of $2 per gai- 7 = = lon, in moulds of any size, or in freezers, delivered By C, W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. in any past of the city. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS. mar Si-eo2w C. GAUTIER, 22 Pa. avenue. The subscriber, by virtue of a deed of trust re- corded in Liber J. A.S., x 391, one of the land records of Washington. will offer for sale on the promises, on WE: No. 118, folios 389, 380, and county, SDNES: 5E ASSORTMENT > | Porc a OF SPRING DRY GOODS. DAY, the 2ad day of Apriluext, at 4 o'clock p. mat COLLEY & SEARS, puting auction, br. a, to the hichest badder, al Wo, Ss Seventh Sovect-e See's Bera EEha, thos e o wn as are now openi! 4 by numbered land Iteof Webb Bruliey’esubdiviion | Ga and STAPLE. SPRING GOODS to which of Square 528, in the city of Washington, as the same is recorded in the office of the Surveyor of said city. ‘This property is eligibly situated on I street, be- tween 3d and 4th streets. “Terms of sale ap 1-2awd By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING they invite the special attention of purchasers. We name as great 2500 y: ~ tamed ss Silks from 30c. to $1.80 per ome En is Beantiful Lawnsat I2‘ic., warranted fast ol 1500 yards French Lawns and Organdy Muslins, very cheap 2000 yards Fine White Brill) at 1290. worth EPS yg ea —ensh. CHARLES HIBBS, ‘Trustee. C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. House at Avcriox.—On TUESDAY AFTE 3 rior Colored and B NOON, April 14, at 5 o'clock, 1 sell, the we think decided i Premises, art of Lote Sande? bf Deere matic | 200 dozen Lanen Hi at Te., $1.50, $2.0 Vision of original Lot No. 5, in square 37, fronting 21 and $2.25, the chen) ever offered feet, 6 mches on nor h E street, between 2d and 3rd | $50 Laceant idere i Collars, S eeves sts,, west, depth 112 feet, toa 10-feet alley ; together | Muslin and Cambrie very = with the improvements thereon, which consist of a | With many Sp bon food is, daily recei Dee fi ne: Bw bersoapt enn rh Sgn im kil scones sold at our establishment are war saloon, OT, ing~ Deecate chambers, hath room, ig and fixtures prey Vpn as represented. And goods cut off puse, out-houses, &e. changed. cA Anis property is eligitiy situated i te most benu- | “ap it-eodt COLLEY & BEARS. ify the city, and is altogether a most desi- 7 ~ 3 ry - table Fosdence, ‘he house is ninbered 50 street, | NYMR QRELA DL PROM TERY GOODS. ant ae ek th cash ; Balance On & credit of ¢, |. The subscriber respectfully invites his potfoce aad 12, and 13 months, nutes to bens imeroat, focured by fee Public generally to call and Seer p XPER. mere “_*“Auctioneér, | consisting of the finest French Cloth and Gilt Satin GMALL AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY Sratr Paper: Oak her tated to perfection for ES C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer, —— t Unglazed papers at the low price of tep cents per ON 77H STREET ANK Roab. NeaR THe Fixst | Toll. : PERS, FIREBOARD On WEDNESDAY 4 . y VIEWS, PANEL PA 2 vi Sofdeck, satis ss wil half sell, | PRINTS, and ORNAMENTS of the istest manu wit gut, TV, Sra, BOCES. ¢ » fronting on 7th | facture. be assured that all orders left at the sli tank road ant the 14th street, ‘The public may fog de thet tlie lu SET | wu wil baited Yo 'wuihromptane aa dw mile mm u wi e it~ J u Ineo hve ain Gamfortab'Wasns Sonate fen | "ardor allowance to Semis in mde. rooms, Wit many desirable nVeniences;for the ac- seme? per-hane: l pholsterer, Tou of Ton ennse ae ehcneem en: | _apo-ot sia blow E irae > -- argh St agek hed tee se 0) it aup nor FISURSRESLERS. in making purchases, willdp "188, er ru remem! hasnt Ges Fak te costgn ing. | aie at ores eee ee OER ine 3 ine foul me bi le mas 2% months, with interest, pBivey ayy Bei ARTICLE! and other useful notions, aud trust on the premises. ces are rmly low. - 10-0 JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auct. i ton, 2 e Ansecest 1 and ti the oi ap OTICE.—BY VIRTUE OF F' see ite nna Tie eee jorse, ee OB, 1857, at en ‘off UR WRITS vale aae I ppt Cums THE ee a cy issu Shakspesre. fl shoala read, and criticize this great “apie FERGUSON, «0 rth stroot._ set ore dark brown Aneta iy” jer wale the IG ote de EW YORK LEDGER FOR APRIL propert: Nix. , bt, or Une taken in execvtion, ‘by 4 to Knowa Groander, hur thrilling : one sere Fs LARD, Copntatio, se A) Siete Lo ¥ — oly oiaeiiot MK ove