Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tue Nationar Horas, Sickness —We potice that the Néw York and other papers continue to speculate the cause of the hotel endemic. A © of the Journal of Commerce sug- tHiaf-the poison of bad was at the of the mischief. Wm. W.Habbell writes to the New York Times from Phi ia that he came to Washington on the 19th of Mareh and staid antil the 27th. experimenting in explosive shells from the at the ey Yard. On the 48th of April he returned to Washington and toy + at a hotel—not the National, —— on Wednesday, the 22d, feelij sat once need 8) and gave him ihc prepa —aatidotes to arsenic, and in stopped the violence of the tinued taking antidotes for arsenic, and is now slowly recovering. Mr. Habbel! was not in Washington when the effects of the poison appeared at the National Ho- tel; but bis jician, who had several cases from there, says that the mptoms are the same, only in his case more violent. Mr. Hi i's theory fs that some of the slaves gave the poison intentionally, in revenge for the their . and to ple or the President and » OF persons supporting the elected Below we give a circular letter, just issued by the or of Washi . which, if answe promptly by those to whom it is addressed, can- ro fail to throw some light upon the vexed ques- tion : Mayor’s Orpice. Wasninctox, May 13, i957 { To — —: a been Informed that you were sick of the National Hotel disease, I re- Spectfully request you to inform me if such was the fact, and how long you were at the hotel ; whether you slept there; whether you ate or drank there; if so, the nature of the food, &c.; how soou after being there you were taken sick ; hew k, and symptoms ; and any other fou may deem of interest. Your early answer will confer a great favor on the undersigned. Very respectfally, &c., W. B. Macaeper, Mayor. Tus River.—Business is dull. The fishings ure doing nothing. This morning one pangy came up to the Alexandria wharf with three hun- dred shad. Prices for shad last night were Sila $12 per hundred. No herring in market. Three top-sail schooners and one barque went ‘up the western channel to Geo: n. The schooner Gen. Worth, from Baltimore, left Alexandria the night before last with guano for Georgetown. The strong northwest wind drove her ashore at the Half way Tree, where she Temained till the next flood tide, when she got off i the Washi: et channel and came up to Riley’s wharf | ht, where she discharged sixty sacks of sait fifty-nine barrels of rosin for J. P. Robb, soap boiler. This morning ber captain (G. W. Greaves) went to Alexandria to obtain the assistance of a steam tug in ordergo get her round into the Georgetown channel, At Magruder and Stone's wharves the Mott Be- dell line schooner W hirlwind is discharging her freight; she discharged this morninz a new and valuable grain-threshing machine for T. R Brooks, but No address “being on the label, the machine could not be delivered, and it remains on the wharf, ex; to the weather. Arrived, schr. Carlton Jane, from Eddyville, with a full cargo of cement for Capt. Meigs, to bo a on the on Extension. is ‘he steamer Guy brought up 150 tubs of shad for the Baltimore Sachets. ~~ ? The schr. Sarah E. Jones, from Port Walthall, sap at Riley's wharf with 260 tons gas coal for ‘ashington Gas Com; : The loss sustained by Tes Guaiers of Hie canal which was sunk in the western draw is very small, she being old and neatly used up. The Principal loss was sustained by one of the hands, who had a good suit of clothes, a gun, and #25 in cash, in her crib, which went down and were not recovered. Cuytaz Marxet.—The indications of rain last evening, no doubt. prevented many regular dealers from attending the market this morning, and the supply was not so plentiful as usual. The Prices continue about the same as reported Tues- day : 12% | Roll butter. Breast pieces Mai6!Phil’a print Dried beef... . 15al6| Eggs, per Chickens, pr pair. 87; nce, pr head Red terrapin, each,25a75| Rhubarb, bunch 6 Corned salmon... 15|Spirnach, 31 Turkeys...,..91.7582.25|Kale. pr pk. wx Herring, per doz.. 20a3! As us, Terrapins, each... 37a87| Onions, bunch 2h Irish potatoes, pk. 50|Tomatoes. doz %5a37 Clams, per hund.. si Sweet , pk $1) Lemons, per doz.. 12225 Apples. peck...... 37 1| Cabbage spris, pk In the fish market the prices have not varied since the last report. Shad 25a37c. per per pair; herring 18a 20c.. per dozen; perch 37c. per dozen. The large rock in market disappeared early inthe morning. ‘The largest in market sold for ‘Sbcents. At Alexandria wharves shad were selling at $10 ail per 100; herring $10a$10.50 per 1,000. Munper’s Seconp Mar Batt.—This affair came off on Tuesday night, as beautiful and mag- nificent in all its appointmentsas the first. Among the dances that particularly delighted us, incom- mon with the entire audience, were the follow- ing: Pas de Trois, by Scott Towers, Annie Mor- 2: and Kate Crozier; La Manola, by Jennie under; the Scotch Dance, by eight small chil- dren; the bey scene in the Shaw! Dance, and the American Flag Dance, com; for the occasion by Munder himself; introducing all the national airs, and performed by thirty-two boys and girls beautifully costumed. This dance is truly @ magnificent performance—at once immor- talizing the composer by becoming itself a per- | oe American favorite. It is soon to be pub- ished in beantiful style, with stage directlons, when it will undoubtedly become very lar. ‘We must not close our notice of this ball without mentioning the final performance, which was the Highland Fling, by Munder himself, in fall cos- tame. It is probably needless to say that the ex- ecution of this dance excited universal and un- bounded applause —Union. Istaxn HALL was last night graced by the as- semblage of a bright and merry party of young folks, with their parents and friends, it being the May Festival of Miss Ann Willett’s school. A prettier court never gathered round a May Queen. The grace and propriety of her attendants did honor to the —— young lady who presided. A beautiful repr ion of ing introduced her flowers ; and we venture te feadies that when sbe herself expands into Summer, she will be one of the loveliest blossoms of the season. Prett Flora as gracefully dismissed them ; whilst eac flower was so charmingly embodied that it would Ve invidious to individualize. The evening passed off with the utmost merri- ment. harmony and decorum ; and Mixs Willett could not have had a more satisfactory endotse- ment of her own lady-like manners and admira- bie yement than the behavior of her pupils on this occasion. Tus Weatuer.—Range of the thermometer from Thur=day noon, May 7, to this morning : Morning. Mesg- Night. rs 25° ‘Thursday .. Friday i od 67 60 Saturday. a 7 62 Sunday 60 so 7 Wednesday ) 64 @2 ‘Thursday -..- 6 Average height of the thermometer in the morn- ings, from May th to Lith, inclusive, 53” 04’. No moon Saturday, May 23, between 9 and 10 a.m Kemarks_—Mray 10, a most lovely day and wa m throughout; 1th, cold and cloud bout, with a difference of heat 35° 01; 13th, cl 'y, fin- ishing with rain; Mth, cloudy, with rain Groncetown, May If, 1857. B Rewaway axp Saasu.—About 1 o'clock yes- terday afternoon, a team of horses, belonging to Mr. Yost, of Prince George county, Md., started from camry aval) store. on Louisiana avenue, and ran at a furious guit it Market Space, smashing the wayon towhich they were attached, leaving a portion near Ninth street and Market — and the remainder on Canal sti E hth, where they were thrown by a telegraph post inth street and the avenue the horses came in utact with acarriage aud overturned it. horse attached to it started, but was caught bye eotleman whe “ ; tats bod esar toma dey. « carriage was biokea by the accident, bat t! colored driver i with a slight scratch, and an ague produced fright Assavtt—This morning, J. H. Shreeve was arrested by Officer Ross, for an assault on J. A. Wise. The affair originated in adispute about the purebase of some . Hard words were used, and Wise paced Spe nele when Shreeve 5 in bie face. Justice eddard, before whom the case was t » ordered Mr. Shreeve to ya fine of #2 and costs for swearing in the street, snd dismissed the United States case. Tax Wasmixcton Agt Assoctation will close its exhibiton om Saturday evening uext, We are certain it will be the eccaston of future Tegzet to any of our art-loving readezs should they Baise the ry emer of reeing this fine collection before it is ’ Ss he owe with several new, quadrilles, besides his justly popular &c., which will add to the attractions of he evening. Donerti’s.—Donetti’s exhibition of trained an- imals went off last night with great telat, as usual. His audience, of whom a very large por- tion were from the ment. Hi laughi. and the’ PP pe little sides were All should witness this exhibition, pecially children from joyed but once in a life time. vor the com- and original the wee things en: themselves | until tears came In testy ponte eyes, three to fift ot ree een En for to them it is such a treat as probably cai en: suffering with AHAN, t i = i? oun rte teat I was acqusinted with be s 81 wil con- caste ‘be remed) surge, ond nore tae Hew? Siwrs Haxeox.’, go esidence, G street, between lth and 12th, No. ak Harn Restorative.—Pro may 8-Im discoverer of the i tive, still ge to labor in behalf ti re His. myersally admit ae 6 Artic, per for purety te al aero Seen slvorad’ “pI yea pons 6 aged that has for to grow forth with as igor mud in Maal forth wi ntages of youth. Thore can bé no doubt noe as when blessed with the discoveries in the medical that it is one of the greatest nently gray hair to it orginal ote ‘and makes it assume « beantifal silky texture, which has been very desirable is ail ages of the world.—St. Louis 4 Morning ‘He: Court oF Ciaims.—Since the last issue of the ya rok, reoeg Samer 3 a Wostns ‘Star the case of Jonas P. Levy is still under con- | & Cow Jas. N/Cauan, and all 7 my 6-2w sideration. I aya 2 Me. R. 8. Coxe followed Walter Coxe, Eaq., in | Female Pills.-The combymtion, of invchonte rs Mr. Blair (Govern- behalf of the claimant, and a Solicitor) is now feplying to those gentle- mt. - Correction.—In noticing the awards of the Metropolitan Institute Fair in the Star the other McDermott were acci- 2. This mistake the reader of course corrected for himself, ax every: body knows that the workmanship of this manu- day, the carriages of M. denially classed as Ne: factory is‘*A. No 1."° Ficutixe.—Last night, officer May, of the firs, district, arrested John Curran, for fighting and rioting in the First Ward. He was taken to the western lock-up, and this morning ordered by Justice Drury to pay a fine and costs. Metroro.itan Mecuanics’ Instirvrs.—The Board of Managers will meet to-night at the City Hall, and the subject of the new hall will be be- to bringing it prop- fore the Board, with a view erly before the City Councils. A Diseraceru, ATTACK was made upon the Western Hose Company while it was returning to its quarters. after a false alarm. Officers May and Daw poonced uw; the attacking party, who, a RALION, the Pills are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy ai ‘ate are based upon an extensive practice OF over. uty i + and wi directions have been strictly follow they have never fniled to correct all Irregular: weve painful and oem, particulariy) at the change of | i! Coy ie e! ites, and remove ne arising from co exposure or com may be used suecessfally as a reventiv f Spon the ent, and get a Circular for partionlars free. Sold whole- . AVE~ ‘ash- prise itl scy box, with full directions. re OTT, Drageiat, nue, Samven B. Waite, ban Sevent street, lngfone . Caand R.S. T. CissEL, Geor; n: to whom all orders must be sent, and ills will be —— ly by mail,to ladies who enclose them re N. B.—See signature on the box ; to counterfeit it 5 forgery. : je 2-tf Cuas. St MARRIED, On the 12th instant,at the residenceof G. R. Hatch- ry at F oh DETR ON the Rev. Dy J OMARY C CHUAN Or the former places = = On the 13th instant, at the East Washington M. E. . Ee Chureh, the Rev. M ipepmen, T. EDWARD re ny 13 NI, eldest daughter this pilye 2 = Mr. CLARK, aad of Willis Blane Nee 1 the Rev. + 'Burset U.S. Revte Nhies second daughte: the fackner, of Pasemencoasty, | Ee Toot howeve: k to t! Wap ih cies ewe | Re MR ne. Bap Boys.—A correspondent writes to us com- Ba AN NEE, AM. daughter tat ¢. Miller, Esq., of plaining of a party of half grown boys, who as- poe gle ge at the corner of Second and F st. . DIED, north, insalt passers by. The police willno | On the 9th inst., Mrs. C. M. BALESTIER, aged doubt have an eye on the party. 6 A OuNTLE Trav of rain is pattefing musical: upon foliage and house tops. Who ca-es? Not we, indeed, for our freshly-set out cabbage plants sadly. Hurrah, for the need such a watering, rain! yd Rear Estars Sare.—Yesterday, Jas. C. Mc- Guire sold at auction the fine hovsz and lot, No. 469 Thirteenth street, between E and F, owned by J. P. Keller, for $3,870. J. H. Sheckell, pur- chaser. ears. & native cor - han, Hreland A bat tor the last thirty-five "years a@resi- ss His funeral will take place from his late residence, corner of 12th and C street, on Friday, 15th inet., at 9 o'clock. The friends of the family are requested to In Georgetown, ou the wii instant, Mire. ELLEN LEISHEAR, aged 71 years. fag 3 ler funeral’ will take place on To-morrow ( Fri- ) Evening, at 3 o'clock, from her-late residence, corner of Potomac and First street. i n,n the 13th instant, at 2 0’clock p. y G ‘etow aes S. HEN RY aged 15 months, and at 11 o’clock THE Istaxp Fours are to have some capital | Bhitirenof Thomas Me sid hee es Ae music of nights for the remainder of the week at i re fob stro lace This eaerbor, the re—'s stan t Minetretial: Performers— The Capitol City | Parente ron Beall sooee bene ecrenitence of their Boox Bixpen’s Staixe.—We learn that a por- tion of the book binders employed at McGuire’: bindery, near Odd Fellow’s Hall, are on a strike. Tar Fine Comranixs were called out about o'clock last night by a false alarm of fire. Warcu Retorys.—Frederick Wesher, col- ored, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, 31.91. ee Mr. Evitor: Having casually dropped in yester- streets, to which the friends of the family are inv toattend without further notice. phsee rer tet FOR RENT AND SALE. 8 OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.—A BRICK H HOUSE, two stories high, with basement, con- taining seven rooms, situated on Penn. avenue, be- tween 2ist and 22d sts., Nos. 75 and 77. The Lot is 22 feet front by about 9'feet deep, running back to an ciley. tl cash ; the vance nS, 1% nths, secu! a deed of trust. to MICHAEL BOCK, on the preanses ied day evening to witness the performances of the Dra- | —_™*¥_14 5t* - matic Association, at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, I EASE AND CURNITURE FOR SA ‘: Bot! hew, ina pleasant ir city, oud acting but of isterugey eneseiig, some very | as ght auscer, Leta ee ne Bary eke cu, Ina Among the pieces, played by the orchestra was a ‘OR RENT.—Two suits FURNISHED hg Sore sol As ok epee menage F ROOMS, on the first and seconds floors, at 512 justice to the com really have me so much TAtificatior tix to be hoped that Professo ‘rofessor Esputa will enabl the public at large to judge of the excellencies of oe S80, musical gem, by publishing it ; and if he doe: venture to predict for ita the lovers of good mu: Tus New Rom. THOLIC CuuRCH.—T x MaxtiNe on Suxpay.—A very large and interestin; very great popularity wit meeting was held at the school-rooms adjacent to St. Patrick’s Church, at 5 o'clock, on Sunday after- noon. Mr. Francis Mohun was called to the Chair, and Messrs. H. B. Sweeny and Wm. H. Ward appointed secretaries. On motion of R. H Ty out the purpoese of thereat ry oul urpuses: 1 ny appointed Messrs. R. H. Clarke, Dr. A. Savage, G. Ennis,and J. F. Coyle, who, tume, presented the = were received and adopted, v: hereas, Dr. William perience more ion of the talented author. heard any music which af- . Clarke Esq., it was ordered be appointed to car- » when the Chair A. Semmes, G. in a brief following report and resolutions, , our late venerated pastor, the very Rev Matthews, has lett to the parish a large and beautiful site for a church, and every day’s ex- ly proves the necessity of in- creased church accommodations fur this populous 12th street, near the Kirkwood House. may 13-3t* OR RENT.—The HOUSE on G street, between t i9th and 20n wireets. First Ward, formerly occu le | pied by Lieut. Harrison. It is nearly new, well fin- ed, and has improvements, with ag e and Stab ervant’s 4 a h| Apply to WAM. BROWN, next door. “may Istf OR SALE.—The LEASE and FIXTURES of Eg a well located WOODand COAL YARD, do g | ing @ good business, located on the Island. The is cheay — the cece ae selling ness. ut & smal u Go\through the Post Othe.“ Mont- gomety county, Maryland, $¢ mile from the plank- road. ‘The improvements are a small Dwelling- House, Stable, Corn-House. There is a good Well of Water with new Pump in same, and three hundred choice Fruit Trees. It will be sold a bar- aaa vod terms if applied for immediately. pply toH. N. LANSDALE, at the corner of Bil and MI streets. No. 534, or through the Post Office. may 12-St OR RENT OR SALE—A three-story and F'Wisement BRICK HOUSE oth street, be- Fea M and N, contsining eight rooms and private stair-way iso, Por Sale—Three BUILDING LOTS, two and ev: oungregation: Ai reas, fur- joining the premises. one on L street, between ther. we: ve ‘the cordial om aan ce ee h and 13th erenty three by one hundred. Inquire Ri bishop, and it should be our honest pride | of SAMPSON SIMMS, L street, between loth and to erect a church that will be becoming the Tith, No. 486. taay 12-3t* fied progress im this free while, at th tume, it will be in keeping with the weil-sustained hole coustry to adorn out Federal efforts of the Metropolis ; Be tt resolved,—ist. That the present is a propi- {ious time to begin Pure! our efforts for th historie grandeur of oar gh ar yg is tease aaa, y 6 BATE e new cliurch, | Bey ROOMS FOR RENT. large PARLOR and two BEDROOMS. Tenns moderate to a permanenttenant. No, 44corner of F and 18th streets, may Il-lw* OR SALE.—House and Lot on 13th street, be- ; 3 and opposite Dr. ‘Teasdale’s ¥. one and all, collectively individu- | op, tween G sna H, urch. being one of the most desirable locations iu eer arenes seinen tie — taking a abe Washington only 8 few minutes’ walk from the our Solicitine amlen. | Treasury or Post Office Department. The house is na all ¢o- ouuteaate vetting and en- | 9 three-story and basement, with back building, and hat in the circumstances alladed to in which | ail the modern improvements. ‘The lot fronts & feet e and h as to size and style: j-. the architect, expedient to pre- Denutiful Gothic ready submitted, eves cost of erection, in order 6 inches, runs back 1% feet toa 30-feet alley in rear of the Episcopal Church lot. Tagaye ELEY. may 9-6t Agent for Mrs. Phelps. M FOR SALE—Six fuilen from this city, m AD joining de of Charles By. Calvert and Cant! Soe to enable us to determine finally in relation to the de- Bea pe eee eae parcel of LAND, con’ Si: ‘That, in the meng time, it is necessary toborin | timing 2 anres, tab neres of Which a clenred bed in st gage te nts ime et eeprovading funds: | t'large, handsome, and suitable for nlnrge family, od] for teat purpose, having entire confidence in the | Yith Svery necessary out building completes Sf our Mone Rae ent ators, under the guidance | “iri ne Farm should not be required, we will our Most Rev. Archbishop, we respectfully invite e selection of which shail be sat- day. a subscription ists and weommen eur ny Sere sO PHOS PRR KER ve a aption list ; mittee of jn Hy t en be appointed to aid then ing Ao GEO. & THOS. PARKER. paris! cu ington, oe ath. ‘That ap committee of three be ap- OR RENT—A valuable GROCERY STORE, pointed, whose business it shall be to ive all ti F situated on corner of 12th and B streets, near moneys collected, Sepout them in tank, sod publish | the Canal, oceupied by Messrs. Sengstack ox ol and ex, ‘itures, & Clare and is one of the best stands in the city for ‘h. And that these resolutions be published in ali lent, country, or river trade. [tis fitted up with the city papers, and in the Baltimore Catholic Mir- ving, Bins, Counter,&c. For terms apply tothe Tor. ®& Respectfully submitted. wa reribe at No, 355 Ki streot west, between Twelfth ‘The resolnti i : 5 nth streets. ka ongnotion of. Win. FeAvard. aly accrtet sand, | oad Teer FRANCIS HANNA. esolve ev. Messrs. 7 nahey bang ed and Mr. P. Mohun Chairman of this meeting, OF Cae rs oe : tory cand ae be directed to the committees called for in the gt Ba e Ntohen attached. “Fe resolutions, one for the purpose of aiding in colldct- house is ar (0. 563, img fonts, the ot! 884 permanent Auditing Com- ‘south joining my 3 use, the : iptions amounting to were then re- will Be sold, i hopeful spint, to meet neers he ca eee, tor. may 5-Tu. Th. . irman. vse 2 B-S*UENT: | Secretaries” OR SALE—Valuable and handsome BUILD- Wa. H. Wan = . ! F Re LOTS. with improvements, opposite the jThe following gentlemen have since been appoint- | Smithronian Institute, Known aa Lots DO. 21 and 2 ed to the committees ; in Square No. 333, having a front of # feet on south udsting tee Messrs. I. B. Sweeny, John | B street, and running at angels of 125 by 135 tos Marron, and W. E. y 2 feet alley, betwesn 9th and 10th streets south, with esi 6: Berit Francie oben har tore: | Mevaremsath Pomme cL, 2 mangos Bask . 3 johun, . . * 1185 avage, is. John Hl: | Carriage-house and Stable for three horses, “Ihe KE. or, G Savage, G Gor ‘pr. A. J. Sommen, AD. Newton, G. Val. Hartaagh, P. O incured a great expense in ornmamenting Bem. \ hue, FP. the yard with fruit trees, and at present can be seen me’ Jobn McDermot, John F. Ennis, Richard H: | j . fine ing order. In the yarda 35 feet well has ©, Richard Lay, Thomas Stephens, P. Gallant, bee: instr joted, from which the purest water can B- Ward, H. Donohoe, Thomas Hollen, Philip | bedrawne his list be . if or holding of ome af ther ba resent Books will be guarantee of appointment on the Com- mittee. ‘ sain t ve one of the u he ofa private dw will tl the city, frontini Persons Meme 2 to purchase a lot for the erection we the Institute garden, and having a full view of the city and its — oor. et snes 1a. Poe further jalormAtion ioquire Bo rg a | 3 Puck — drawn 2 me ~ le of al he pre eminee, or at 417 Pennsylvania avenue. 3 f hale witl —_mey SEP Stthe tslaed glen on beet She meat pies ‘OR RENT—The two STORE ROOMS on * k F enor ae Bridge opreet uarpadiatel = cur furpntaed® citer th pein cf tealtys oF ah, he ok ree eee atte * ‘oO. @ ren! te ent. Tri of PETER O'DONOGHUE, Georgetown. may a2. a Pajmes FOR SALE, iL DENCE on the corner of may li-iw : New derser Se pen pay itol ubsjrmuerae ee Tye wene, np gemrone | Bulmrtanh cli teeat deestan tee ve. t oun 5 feet. tec some day's ako ‘will find renewed strength and | Sto eaunre W. F. PHILLIPS. foakes the m the system, an ite it, aad Baim uee ta deeene te tree aed panne vi such col] into Brandreth Pills Tepcia’t n from ‘ Ecijeved "without ‘some trouble the gene stranger fo surpass Ueither ts me phoma oh our oa, anuthoture, a 6) C-) very latest, meat iaont est eeecUnateren 'e respectfu K eklno do every hind oF REBALRING in ork- ol agian Fa Pe So fat menare TELNAES TE SECURIT! ANCTION SALES. — ~ By E. 8. WRIGHT; Georgetown. RUSTEB’S SALE BLESM_ sea hee etic Pomesies mes tof Dr. Kidwell’s Store, 4 crs uberals and at eae A wen may 13-3t* Anctioneer. _ By WALL & BARNARD. Adctionvers re i§ ANDSOME OF. §, IAGE H Nyt pe SA’ RORAGE Re NING, the 16th instant, at Worclock, we wil sell in front of ir rooms, ol -rate very Horses, aoe fectly sound. Horses are of i size, bri ets olor, of s} ee epapction, the owner, nn officer in the avy, having no further em. onprrere ehlae to Rareinee can see the horses by + One-third cash, the residne in 60 and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed and ay interest. WALL & BARNARD, may 14-2t Auctioneers. By JAMES C. MoGUIRE. Auctioneer. PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUA- Bux Britpinc Lot on I stTRERT. rik 2TH AND 2isT sTRRETS WesT.—On THURSDAY AF- TERNOON, May 2ist,at 50’clock. on the premises, Dot No.1 tn Square No. oh fromtine teretnee so al NO. in oO. rentin feet on north T between 2th and Zist strects west, and running back 149 feet 3 inches toa 2 feet alley. These lots are situated ina fashionable and very desirable part of the city for a private residence, and the sale should command the ‘attention of persons desiring first- building sites. hire 8: One-third cash; the residue in six and twelve months, for satisfactorily secured notes, bear- ing interest. may 14-4 JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. By JAS. C. MeGUIRE. Auctioneer. ERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT tre CoRNER OF DELAWARE AVENUE axp Noxtu B peer oe THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May Ist, at 6 o’clock, on the premises, I shall sell part of ot No. 5, in Square situated at the corner of laware avenue and north B street, within one square of the Capitol, and containing 13,940 square “This is one of the most desirable unimproved loca- tions for sale in the city, and is very dexirable as an Investment, in view of the proposed Capitol Ex- tension. _ Title indisputable, Terms: One-half cash; the residue in one, two, three years, for satisfactorily sécured notes, jag cpherost, my JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. + W. BOTELER, Auctioneer, wALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT * Arction.—On SATURDAY stern bet Nes 16, 10 o’clock, I shall, at the late residence of Mr. R- B. Nally, deceased, No. 416 G street between 7th and sth streets, a collection of Household Furniture, embracing in part— 5 Mebopney Sofas, Mahogany Chairs Galt Frame Mirror, Centre and Dining Tables Carpeting, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bedsteads Hair and other Mattresses, Washstands China, Glass, and Crockery Kiteben Utensils, &c, . ‘Terms : $25 and under, cash ; over $25, 6 and 90 days credit, for approved endorsed notes bearing in- terest. Cc. W. BOTELER, may 14 2t Auctioneer. By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetow: ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE IN GEORGE- TOWN.—W aGons, Carts, Wacow AND BLACK- SMITH 'TooLs. BELLOWS, ANVILs, IRON AND LuM- BER, &e. aT Avction.— On MONDAY AFTER- NOON, loth inst., at 3 o'clock, we will sell at the Wagon and Blacksmith Sheps of Thomas Tucker, deceased, near the Bridge-street Bridge, all the made-up and unfinished work, tools, &c., &c. Two new Market Wagons, | two-horse do. Several unfinished Wagons Two new Buggies; two second-hand Wagons Large lot of rough and finished Spokes, Shafts, +z ate, F otloes, &e. rze lol Tool of Wagon-makers’ and Blacksmiths’ ‘vols Bellows, Anvils, Vices, &c., &c. ° Lot of Varnishes, Paints, Brushes, Cans Large lot of Bolts, Nuts, Iron and Steel, and Irons made up for wagon bodies Large lot of Old Iron, Steel, and Springs Large lot of pine, oak. ash Stoves, Grindstones, s, &e., &c. Also,! Piano. Terms: $10 and under, cash ; over that amount a Feb ce 2 dare for, notes satisfactorily endorsed, a ring interest. soups D ENGLISH, Administrator. may 14-4 BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auet SH I. & BARNARD, Auctioneers, Van ABLE, BUILDING. LOTS ON. THE IsLanpD at Avetion.—On TUESDAY, the loth instant, at 5 o'clock p. m.,on the premises, we will sell the helow-deseribed Lots, viz: Lot No. 10, in square 537, fronting 45 feet 9 inches on 3d street west, and running back toa side alley. with a depth of 92 feet. i Lot No, 11, in same square, on the corner of Third pe west and H street south, 45 feet 10 inches by feet. Lot No. 12, same square, 51 feet on south H street, with a depth of 79 feet 7 inches. Lot No. 13, same square, 40 feet on same street, with a depth of 122 feet 4inches. "This aalo offers a fine opportanity to secure valu- able Island property in an improving part of the city, Terms: One-third, cash; the residue in equal cep pe at & and 2 months, bearing interest and secured satisfactorily may l4-ts LL & BARNARD, Aucts. By JAMES C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. ALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRO- YED Rea Estate ror Sate.—On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, May 20th, 1857, we will offer for sale, at public auction, at o'clock, on the premises, part of Jot 18, all of 19, 20, and 21, and part of Lot 22, in Square 447, in Washington city, eom- mencing for the front at a peint 40 feet south of the intersection of O street north with 6th street west, and running in 8 southerly direction on the west line of 6th street 269 feet, and having a depth of 116 feet - all, except the northern 60 feet, which has 80 feet ie] th: It will be offered in lots of 20 feet front, with the rivilege of any number of front feet not exceeding ys ; ms: 20 per cent. cash; the balance in annual payments of 2) per cent. secured by adeed of trust a the premises, and bearing interest from day of sale. After the above sale there will be offered the three 3-story Brick Houses, having a front on the west side of 9th street west of about 50 feet from the int of its intersection with N street north, in uare 309, with depth of about 90 ur 9% feet. he above houses are ona ground rent lease of 9 years, with privilege of purchase at any time at 25 cents per square foot. ‘Terms: One-quarter, cash; balance in one, two. and three years. Deeds given and deeds of trust taken to oe —— payments. All transfers at the cost o| urchaser. mo. i may ld JAS.C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. By JAS, C.McGUIRE. Auctioneer. tLLENT FURNITURE AND HOUS Seriedeet: Van conG fen, tetmecn 11th aa 5 Ms BG oy street, tah Recta | siti” Schall hes’ Furniture and Be fects, comprising— : ss Se a ae Piano Forte, Stool, and Cover Walnut carved Parlor Get Snished in brocateile Marble-top Centre a fa ex Brocatelle Window Curtains and Shades Cane-seat Chairs,lounge Extension Dining Table, Sideboard French China Tea and Coffee Service iver plated, Camere Cee aiery jarble-top Enamelled Cot eS Mahogany. — Bedsteads ureaus, Washstands Curled Hair and Husk Mattresses Carpet, Oulcloth, ue Refrigerator. Ipvises je Range Gas Fixtures, Radiator, &c. ‘Terms: $25 and under, cash: over that sum a credit of Gand 90 days, for satistactorily endorsed bearing interest. The House is for Rent. Inquire on the rem eer. , meric” the auctor. McGUIRE. Auct. E ABOVE SALEIS POSTPONEDIN cutigoquonee ofthe rau i SATURDAY MORN- ay ied: "VAS, C. McGUIRE. Auctioneee. A.GREEN, Auctioneer. WOULD CALL ATRENTION TO A VERY I hand: Lot, situated corner of New Jersey avenue al E streets north, iba vB for ton jew Jersey ee aed — with the line ott motsunae i place in that neighbor- feet. fy oo iI re ae juire comment Welmll sel ¢ 0 above lot on SATURDAY, the 1 y, x p.m. 2 3 h cash; balance in one, two, and three years, with interest, and secured by deed in trust. ; ‘Tithe segisentable, aad perfect in every. is i pect may 13-d& A. GRE respect. N, Auct. EWARD.—Ranaway from the subseri r, living near $100 Upper se PA ¥ jt .. on the ol Reet SHO wae OLN EK backs! about 19 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, of a copper color ; has two ver; je scars, the other on his side occasioned by Stare by 'ghtok he tay bp incewtihed, be js'ver? plausible when spoken to. I will give $100 if taken 50 if taken in the State or the Debt: eels in either ease he must be se- ap Sef | Ser himagaiN tT BERRY. :D LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS. S™HE, aero hae 2 dozen more of those fing atiched Linen, SHIRT HOSOMS, which are in searce. such grost demand, aud voy See AN & SON. 323 south side Pennsylvania avenue, may 11-®@ [Int.] between 6th and 7th streets. ONNETS AND RIBBONS, Mente” attic Ciactas Pc ak ts, Flats, 8, iidrens v Hinti and Caps, ‘Bonnet Rushes, Taritons, Rib i &o. W. EGAN & SON,” mone ween Gthnnd Tih ss. 23 _ tay li-6t (Intel) cinrecet ssprtinemt Of Ladies and Misses HOSIERY and GLOVES, Gents’ HALE HOSE. GLAT eS be found in the city; prerpregey.o may 11-6t tated between 6th and 7th sts. ime SKIR' We spring, cord: e (intel) Sad Monecuican. . Skirting Cord, ey eRe dys _riny 1-00 Tint" Between sth aut wh atvests, 0! . ELLIS'S, P'aros FOR RENT AT J HN P. ELLIS" between Sth hb, Veena ts IN, is frosts i rags avenue, is afi . It can red, ‘ded = Pe SL Dg TZ fect tis inoh ete? Firma OR, Sh A es aa 3 ~ 3 f two years, for notes bearing interest, and Seoured __JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Anct. 4 A. GREEN, Auctioneer. CONE ONERS’ SALE OF VALUASLE Hau Estatr.—By virtue of the rand de- cree of the Circuit frag of the District of Colum- rn for the county of V ington, in matter of heirs of Ejedoriek Mohler, sa nt peri. 1857, the unders; igned s- stoners will for sale at public auction, to highest bidder therefor, on the premises at 6 o'clock p.m. on THURSDAY, the eth day of May next, Chl fog lh fo pretence - rovements, consist it and all of Square “ot ofa G wo -one Soca eg OY Washington: for a refer tot roceedings se fea j xe conditions 0! le are: One-fourth of the purchase money to be paid nt the time nt omen. within three days thereafter ; the residne te be pau in one, two, and three years, with interest from the day of to be secured to the satisfaction of the Commissioners, or a majority of them, If the terms are not complied with, the property at the expiration of three 's from the day of sale ‘will be resold, at the risk expense of the purcha- ser or purchasers. 3 SAM’L E. DOUGL. i | E.C. CARRINGTO OMAS F. LI y TH YT Commis- CHARLES WALTER, | sioners. THEOD'RE MeGLUE, | “°"*™ A. Luioyp, Attorney, Ap 23-eots ___[int.} A. GRE! . Anct, By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF HIGHLY IM- PROVED AND VALUABLE ReaL Estate.—On THURSDAY, the 7th day of May, i837, at 6 o'clk, Ri m., by virtue of adeed of trust, bearing date on he 5th rg Od July, 1855, and duly recorded in Liber J.A.S., No. 84, Iotios 232, 233, and 234, one of the cords for Washington eounty. im the District ot © inbia, I shail sell. in front of the premises, at public auction, to the highest bidder therefor, the valnable premises well known as “Flint’s Hotel,” bemg part of lot numbered 6, in square numbered 2H, ithe city of Washington, fronting $7 feet 3 in ches on north E street. between I3th and lith streets west, and running back 130 feet toa 9)-feet alley together with the improvements thereon. consist ofa substantial and well-built three story Brick Dwelling-house, with large back buildings. finished im the most superior manner throughout with mar ble mantels, &c. Terms: One-third cash; the balance in one and two years, for notes bearing interest from the day of sale. seeured deed of trust on the property ; and if not éomplied with within five days after the sale, the property will be resold at the risk and expense of the purchaser, at ten days’ notice. All conveyaneing at the cost of the purchaser. WM. P. WILLIAMS. Trustee. may 4-4 JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. THE ABOVE SALE NS POSTPONED untii THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May lith, same hour and place. WM. P. WILLIAMS, Trustee. may 8-d JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ERY SUPERIOR CABINET PURNITURE, Cuickerixc Piano Fore, Evecaxt Cur- Tains, CARPETS and Mingors, CaRRIAGE AXD ARN! Mitca Cows, &c.—On FRIDAY MORNING, May 15th, at 10 o'clock, at the resi- dence of Capt. H. L. Shields, U. S. on north T street, between 13th and 14th streets, I shall sell ali his superior Furniture and Household Effects, com- Very superior Rosewood Piano Forte, by Chicker- i Piano Cover, Stool, Music Stand, Guitar : Splendid suite of solid rosewood, carved Parlor Far- mtare, fimshed in blue plush, consisting of two medallion back Sofas, Arm Chair, Reception Chair, and six Parlor Chairs Solid rosewood, carved marble-top Tables Beautiful oval ornamented, gilt-frame Mirrors Fancy Chairs. Tables, Door Rugs Suite of five elegant blue Brocatelie Curtains, with pore Curtains, Cornice, Cords, Tassels, &c. com- ete Very superior Velvet, English Brussels, and throo- ply Carpets, Rugs Velvet and Brussels stair Carpets Sulver-plated and brass Stair Rods Qileloth, bronze Hat-tree, Hall Stove Suite of very superior polished mahogany Dining- room Furniture, compnsing Extension Dining Table, marble-top Sideboard, ten spring-seat Chairs, and three Arm Chairs Mahogany hair spring-seat Sofas Mahogany Secretai Bookcase Damask and Lace Curtains, Shades Frepeh China and Granite Dinner, Tea,and Dessert are Refrigerator, Table Cutlery, Fire Irons Elegant mah; y carved Chamber Furniture, con- sisting of Wardrobes, Italinn Bedsteads, marble top Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, Commodes, Workstands Walnut Bedsteads, Bureau, and Washstands Superior curled-hair Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows, Toilet Sets Superior mahogany Crib and Bedding Rattan and cane-seat Chairs, Lounge Together with 2 general assortment of House- hold and Kiteben Furniture. i The above Furniture was made to order by Galu- sha, New York, and is of superior make finish. i. oe yom AT40 on f A superior family Carriage. suitable for one or two horses, with shifting front, built to order by Wood & Tomlinson An excellent shifting-top Buggy Wagon One Trotting Sleigh, lot of Robes One set silver- ed double Harness, nearly new very superior milch Cow A,small lot of rare and costly Wines and Liquors. Termg: $40 and under, cash; over that sum a gredit of nat ninety cars, for satisfactorily en- lOrst notes, ring interes! may ll-d JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES at Avction.—On FRIDAY MORNING, Mi 15, at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our Auction Room, a large stuck of ts, Shoes, Gaiters, &c., omageount. of whom it may concern, "being the stock of a dealer declining business—such as Génts fine calf'and heavy Boots Congress cloth-top and other Gaiters Ladies Lasting Gaiters kid Slippers 6 biack, brown. and col’d morocco and = Misses and children’s Boots and Shoes Coarse Shoes and Boots for men and servants Ladies tipped and plain SI rs and kid Buskins Mens and Bors Shoes an P aiters sents Shoes TIMPs, owt ma uy other articles in the Shoe line, all of which will be suld without reserve. ‘The attention of the trade 1s invited to the above sale, as the stock is of excellent quality and must be . old. Terms: All sums under $30, cash; over that ammount a credit of 60 and 99 day s. for nvies satisfac torily endorsed, bearing interest. “may 102 WALL & B By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Aas = EC! ’3 SALE OF VALU 2E oer es at Avction.—On TUESDAY, the 19th of May, we will sell. at our Auction Rooms. on Bridge street, at 456 m., a valuable tract of land in Ale: ew ° tam ts Agusan since nad nteiinly west of the farm of Robert Cruit, on ‘This land is very easy of improvement, 1s —— ten | a ; i 5 willbe div ded“into lote of five or ten acres if de- sired. Iso, at the same time, a five-acre Lot in the Dis- icles oun mile from Georgetown, on the Ridge road, /ormodiately after the este of the above, tn front o iat er the sale ve, ee eee Sell ncn guloeiag dace South pert of Lot No. 290 in Beatty & Hawkin's seorgetown, fronting c 7 Breet, wont arte, and Tanning back 120 feet ; will be ivi into three lots. tof said lot, 77 feet. and run- ning book 120 foot his also will be divided to suit A : . 69 and 70, in Beatty & Hee ition to Georectown” (northwest corner of First and Frederick streets,) fronting 63 feet on First street and 87 feet on Frederick street. hose will be divided into two lots of 31% feet on First street. abov bed property (being the real es- ane rer he lave: Wine Jewell deceased) wil tS the highest bidders, without reserve. ‘erins: One fourth cash; the residue in equal paymonta pe 6, 12, and od eons, satisfactorily se- interest. “iii csaverousins atthe expense of the purchas- ers. ith week If the terms are not com od vith ino P atthe from day of sale, the pr: ff expense and risk of the default ng pareeaoer. may 1 HOS BARNARD & BUCKEY. Aucis. By WALL & BARNARD, Actioneers. ORSES AT AUCTION.—ON SATURDAY H MORNING, May 16, we shall sell, at 10 o'clock, in front of our Auction Rooms, three excellent work Horses— Horse, works well in harness i ter'hate excellent work Horse 1 sorrel Mare, vorks well ia harness. aes WALL & BARNARD, Auct’rs. By A. GREEN. erento i HE SUBSCRIBERS, EXE! OF THE G ms, at the tof i bene. PR eg at ‘public wales on bear , the 15th instant, at 5 o'clock Fee ictate in the city of Washi ots No, 12, 13, and 14, in square No. ‘o. 1. im square No. 5] No. 13, in square Nox No.8, in square No. 196. . on Lot No. 13, in Square No, sbvat the comer of 26d street. west and 1 atrect north, “1 be: -third of the pur- wit! bes Oe thint of ad ill wo three equal instalments at six, twelve, and eighteen juired to the iD PRESS Later from California. New Yorx, nen meraptioe with the Calne reiag, short! after 7 o'clock. gold. On the 20th wit. the Golden Age passed the per t, and on the Mth the Golden Gate the New York mails of Sth ult. The U. 8. veasels the Cali anemn —_ ern of examiners te fend red ra far ee San Pranciseo accruing Previous to e Assembly judici: ; tion of Asccably peel Pate, by aivec i a bill venting the immigration of colored ing, the ‘ill witl probably pass persous to the State “The ye Senate had the bili payment of the Stake rend to the nen eneemit the The Legisiatare had voted to adjourn the : of April — The mining news was very favorable, but bus: —_ was dull. we it is generally thought that the le Of Ore gon will adopt a State form of governte mtand » constitution prohibiting slaver A report was prevalent at Valley Brigham Young had been compelled to flee a Lake, to save himself from the fury of hix The Panama and Cal nothing from Nicaragua Mr. Fletcher, the United States Consul at A. Pinwall, has returned to Panama, and issned « Proclamation prohibiting the entry of adventarers who have taken or intended to take part in the Central America® war into Panama The dates from Bogota are toApril Mh. Beno: Ansemano had introdaced a } into the Chamber of Representatives for mg the Isth- tuus of Panama under the of New Gra nada, England, France, United States, and Sardinia Callao dates to April lath and V. dates to April tst had reached Panama. one Peru was in a very unsettled state. Castilloteft in the steamer Santiago with 2.000 troops for the South pra and jueque were in possession of Castillo’s troops aita was in pos. session of Vivanco. The Santiago was captured by the Apurimac after Castill ohad landed h « troops. Vivanco, with a force of 600 to 1,000 troops was to sail on the evening of the 16th for Callao ‘Tue Maxxers.—Adamantine Candles—Market stocked, closing at 25a25\ cents cash Dry good« quiet ; holders of drills aud sheetings firm at Wx cents for standard goods. Mess pork in bbls. $44 Hams are concentiated into second hands and higher prices are demanded. Sugar—refined has advanced \ cent and raw 1 cent per Ib. Spirits Turpentine—market stocked. Haxall flour $15 American Tract Society. New Yorx, May 13.—At the meeting of the American Tract Society this morning the report of the investigating committee as to the society's refusal to publish tracts against slavery was read “bade: yaabeyoom 8 The report mre while t itical aspects of slavery are c ly beyond the Snare province. those several duticn watch grow out of the existence of slavery, as well as moral evils and vices which slavery is known to promote, do fall within the province of the soci- ety, and ought to be discussed. The Teport was adopted unanimously From Kansas. St. Lovts, May 13.—he Republican’s Le- compton correspondent says that Judge Cato’s court was opened onthe Sth. Several gentlemen among them at free State men, were ad- mitted to the bar, taking the oath to support the Kansas and Nebraska act At the solicitation of Gov. Robinson, Secretary Stanton has appointed Joseph Lyman, of Boston commissioner of deeds Tue Hays case had been called by the District Attorney, but the State was not ready for trial The treason cases would not be for some time. The criminal docket contained not lew than three hundred cases. Arrival of the Empire City from Havana. New Yorx, May 13.—The Empire City, from Havana with dates tothe Sth instant, arrived here this crn Captain Suell, the bearer of dispatches from Mexico to Washington, came, as a passenger, in the Empire City. Hail Storm and Freshet in Mississippi. Lovisvitte, May 12.—Pay Teceived from the central part of Mississippi, at Memphis, say that a great hail storm recently prevailed in that quarter, destroying the crops. A great freshet also occurred near the Jackxon railroad, washing away portions of the road and cars. ifornia papers contain Later from Havana. CuaRLeston, May 13.—The steamer Isabel hos avrived with Havana and Key West dates of the 30th. Sugars have farther advanced. Muscava- do is quoted at 11al6 rials, with an active demand Mol Slayed sold at Il rials, and Muscava- dos at 124124 Tials. Drowning of a Foreign Consul. Cuicaco, May Sepa ed Penelet, the Bel- gian consul at {llinois, with two other persons, whose names are unknown, were di yes terday, about teu miles south of this city Baltimore Markets. Bautimore, May 14.—Flour is dull and droop- ing; Howard street, super, sold for $6.87 4—a de- cline of 12c. Wheat is less firm; common kinds have de clined 4a5c., bat prime sold at full rates; red $1.70a81.75 ; white $1.70a$1.90 for common, and $1.901$1.95 for prime lots. Corn is better; whit« and yellow brought &2a83c. Whisky is higher; City 31, Ohio 35¢ ———— ANNivERSARIes 1x New Yorx.—The New York Times says that the anniversaries opened “rich,” in that city on Tuesday. The streets swarmed with Sabbath-school children, in Sun day clothes, in processions with banners and badges, going to and from their 3 o’clock meet ings. In the evening, the general anniversary of the New York Union was held. The New York Colonization Society, the American and Foreign Christian Union, the Port Societies had their an niversaries. The Infirmary, of which Misse~ Drs. Blackwell and Miss Dr. Tarewski are at the head, had a very interesting open: anniversary The Anti-Slavery Extremist met day again at the City Assembly Rooms, and talked treason uently. Pre Was a very meeting held in the Park in the evening, called for the purpose of ob. taining a popular expression in relation to the re- cent acts of the slature, having s; refer ence to the government of the city of New York ‘These acts were denounced as t) The rights of the city had been infringed, the resolu- tions and the ts said, and the enactments ought to be resisted, “ peacefully if we can—for- cibly if we must ** National Tyrocrarnicar Union. — This body, in session at New Orleans, after a warm discussion, adopted a resolution discountenanc ing “+ strikes’? for all causes ex: where the rule< of the National or any subordinate Union have been_violated. The city of Chicago was fixed as the next place —_ A resolation providing that tbe art be divid: into three de rtments, to wit: the newspaper department, he job department, and the Se ment, was unanimously rejected. The inder of the day’s proceedings was taken ap with ac. tion on the Crag ag bem by-laws of the Union In the evening t legates attended a ball and banquet given by the printers ones Orleans boron Thursday, Apri Sic NEG RG ae a Us iy 5 aA $3 ISAAC WOOD) theta heh eet black complexion, about five feet and s Bai? high, and has very'large fi The above —— will be — bi n hension and dei to me if taken in a Btate, Of Solumbans ne Site eS pow 4 Buena Vista Post ap-21-tf Prince Georges county, Md. EW GOODS JUST RECEIVED. The subscriber has just received the following fresh assortment of Goods Layer Raisins, fresh soft-shell Almonds, Nantz rants, Schi ‘Schnapps in square quart a a stone ju) sr Brandies, Sines: and q aq » of ties, assorted flav. ; Yeast Pow. ders; Sperm, Adamantine, tind Tallow Candies i peel “Sosichy Macaioy,” American Ce F. Rappee, Mrs. Miller's Starch Quve ‘Oil, Seed Saul Soenra"Foimcon, Scotch Ales yievod city papers JONAS cise — _ap 9th a led fe French ‘urpentine, ‘Chromes, istol, falner chmel"s hair, iberal discount on one, carh Ofmar 24°00 & 89m “SE Tth street. SPR ATR ARNE FRANK A. McGRE. PHRCUACSNebeT