Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tus Pustic Mestinc Yestervay ov Tus Exaction Riots.—The meeting of citizens at the City Wall yesterday evening, was well attended, and passed off without disturbance. At balf-past fiveo’clock the meeting was called to order by Judge Young, and Dr. Wm. Jones was call to the chair, who in so doing stated briefly his acknow! mts for the honor con- pane fs m him on an occasion so ae The week oat: he said, enter upon a recital of t) — of tae Ge , they being understood Pr Connolly was then appointed secre- tary; and, on motion of Danie! Ratcliffe. Esq.,a committee of five wus inted to draft resolu- tions for the conside: of the meeting; and the chair for that committee Messrs. Ratcliffe, Fi » Flynn, Semmes, and Judge Young. ‘After & brief absence the committee, through its chairman, Mr. Ratcliffe, reported the follow- ing — and resolution: The people of this country acknowl: , in every form, the necessity and authority of law to sustain a sound, stable, and good government. They know that upon the authority and force of jaw they mmst rely for the protection of all their rights. Sele oer that the efficacy of law de- pends upon its enforcement ; and that it is made the duty of those in authority to see that the law shall be enforced to the extent of their preroga- tive. It ba np ay, the but cag ore obli- gation of good citizens to sustain the suprem- acy of law, and aid in suppressing every abuse of its sacred authority. In view of all these high obligations, and the consequences to which f lead, it was with feelings of deep regret and indignation that we saw, on the day of our municipal elections, our city invaded by a notorious band of lawless ruf- fians from the city of Baltimore, whothrust them selves into the midst of our election proceedings, brmtatly assailed our peaceful citizens, assaulted the officers of elections, drove from the polls a large number of legal voters, closed the polls in some precincts. and with deadly weapons carried havoc and death through the ranks that environed the polls in the orderly and quiet pursuit of their rights of saffrage. They bade defiance to all re- moustranee and ali legitimate authority, and had for a time foreible possession of the polls, and had control over the elections over the municipal offi- cers, and over the rightful operation of law. At this of their violent proceedings, the Mayor of the city, finding himself powerless within the ere of his municipal resources, reported to the resident the condition of the city and his inabil- ity to afford protection ; whereupon the President romptly and energetically caused to be ordered ie the aid of the Mayor a part of the military force on duty at the Marine Barracks in thiscity: There- fore, Resolved, That the thanks of our citizens are due tothe Chief Mayistrate for his ready respons to the exi; jes of the moment, to the Mayor of the city for his activity and zeal, and to the of- ficers and soldiers of the military corps for the effective and forbearing execution of their orders. Resolved, That the beneficial results of this opportune step of Executive authority commend if to our praise, as evincing obedience to consti- tutional obligations, which make it his duty to see that the laws are faithfully executed, and can- not fail tocommand the respect and admiration of the friends of order everywhere. Resolved, That the citizens of Washington are indebted to the instrumentalities that were thus legally, properly, and efficiently employed by the proper authorities on the day of election for the prompt dispersion of the mob, for the restoration of order, and for the quiet that distinguished the closing scenes of the polls. Resoleed, That the "eheermepate our community is due to the press rie | and throughout the country for the prompt and ready rebuke they administered to the lavriess disturbers of our on the day of election, as well as for the just praise awarded tothe President, and those acting under his authority, for the timely mili- tary aid extended to our city at the call of the Mayor Mr. Ratcliffe said that as he had something to do with drawing up the resolutions he would naturally be expected to say something in support of them. It was a melancholy occasion which brought them together ; one deeply to be deplored. They could not bring the dead to life, but had come there to Sip oon their condemnation of the band of foreign —— who invaded Wash- ington on Monday last, and to deter those who may be disposed to similar misdeeds. meeting bad encountered some opposition, vut for which it would bave been more largely attended. The motives which prompted this opposition he believed to be pure. but they were founded on inistaken views of the state of pablic feeling. The suggestion of the Mayor to his friends to stay away from the meeting, was char- acterized by the speaker as most unfortunate and indisereet, specially in view of the large and respectable nature of the assemblage present ; bat he expressed the belief that very many friends of the Mayor were there, acting upon their own judgment in so doing. question as to the propriety of the meeting had been one merely in regard to the proper time for holding it. Now, in view of the coming ses- ston of the Grand Jury this was the most appro- priate time for it. The sympathizers of the riot- ers while trembling for the safety of their friends were not likely to Interfere with the meeting and thus call down further odjum upon them. But, when these prosecutions ure commenced, the ac- cused, with their friends and partizans, will all be laboring under excitement and a meeting held at such an inauspicious time might result in the re-enactment of the bloody scenes of the Ist of June. Now was the time to put the seal of con- demnation on the ruffilans, who were brought on bere from: Baltimore. that Sodom and Gomor- rah of this generation; which city, however. he trusted would not be required to farnish ten righteous men, under sity of meeting the fate of Sodom. | Laughter and applause Mr. R. deprecated the idea that the American paity, in which he counted some of his dearest ieuds on earth, would interfere to disturb any respectably conducted meeting. Alluding tothe rumor that the President was opposed to the meeting, he said that the Presi- dent may perhaps have said that he wanted no endorsement; in the spirit of Aristides and An- dvew Jackson, he doubtless re; don the con- sciousness of baving done his duty. and asked no se. But they met there, not to praise the resident or the Mayor, but to vindicate them- selves and express their gratitude to the authori- ties and military who had afforded the city efil- cient relief when under mob law. They deplored the consequences that ensued, but such conse- quences must always follow the perpetration of such acts. They not come there to make lon s hes, or to say aught, harsh or irritating, bul simply to pass resolutions. which should go down tot ele posterity as a record of the verdict of the eitizens of Washington upon these transactions. It had been said that the papers had spoken out unanimously in denunciation of the rioters. This was true, and they felt grateful to the press for so doing; but this did not afford the permanent record that was needed for their sons and grand- sons to refer to in case their memory was ma- ligned ia connection with these transactions. ‘Upon the conclusion of Mc. Ratcliffe’s remarks, the resolutions were adopted, and the meeting edjourned. Tue Rivex.—The current is pretty swift and the water thick with mud. The people along the river shores are busily hooking in drift wood; some of them obtain quite easily during the «pring and fall rains a sufficiency of fuel for their entire year’s consumption. The coal and wood operations about the wharves are actively prosecuted ; and he arrival of vessels with lumber for city dealers are frequent. Yes- terday three large schooners arrived at the mouth of the Tiber, with large cargoes of lumber con- “igned to the canal merchants. At Riley’s wharf rrived schooner Equal Rights, from the lower river shores, with laige consignment of wood for Thomas W. Riley. The schooner Wim. 1. Day- tou cleared from Galt & Young’s wharf this torniag on her homeward trip, and she was towed down the channel by the steam tug Guy. ‘The Potomac Steamboat Company are compell- *d to use pine wood on boasd the boats, in conse- quence of there being nocoal at the wharves. The Want of Cumberland coal is severely felt by con- <umers generally. The steamer George a Capt. Corson, took frum two to three hund re rrsons down to the Fort yesterday, members of the Methodist Episeopal Church, Capitol Hill. While o ste Mount Vernon, the sail-boat --Will-Wateb,”’ whieh bad gone down the rive: ona pleasure trip, was peta. Six persons were on board her, and Capt. Corson very promptly went to the res- cue with his steamboat. Some row-boat, how- ever, bad seen the aecident, and, from the other sbore, had come and saved the capsized persons before the steamer reached the scene of the acci- dent Capt Price, of the steamer George Page, who caine up the river yesterday reports not less than Bitty dead bogs floating im the water along the course of bis route. They came from the distil- tery above Georgetown. Tee Prywovta —The sloop-of-war Plymouth Was pat in commission yesterday at one o'clock pm. At that hour a guard of United States Marines were marcLed on board; the Captain (Dabigreen) and the other officers being on board; and the men received orders to haul out into the “ream. She was got out shout three o’clock and ‘atne to anchor in the channel opposite the Min- uesota ship house. z The “Water Witch’? brought the Plymouth's crew from New York, numbering one hundred _ thirty odd men. They will goon board to- ay The Plymouth ix in complete repair; havi been newly painted and ong oar set she oaba te le what sie was im reality—one of the finest ves- sels inthe Navy. The officersare justly proud of Ler The entire complement of her crew, offices fod new, will be one hundred and eighty-five. Ox Moxpat, June 15, the excursion of the flourishing Sabbath sebool of the Second Baptist Ghureh tabes place down river. teen 4 i ~~ Yur Axoteez Houicips.—Abost 3 o'clock } Cotar or Carss.—All the yesterday the community was startled by the an. amined : Mrs. hea Gerhardt, Wm. W. Tuck- er, Gen. Arthur P. West, M: Heisler, Virginia Burch, Mary Jane Taylor. |. Lol ym. Normeht ood Joseph ae : a it Tye gh ente: t loon, obtaining what liquor they called for, refused to Pay for it, when an altercation took place between them and the landlady; and they, or some of t! committed an assault and battery u her, and immediately left the house ; and, while on the pavement, t were pursued by Mrs. Gerhardt and the becker? Shulte, with clubs. She struck one of the row- dies upon the head, and he returned the blow _— @ stone, causing her to retreat towards the }OUSE. Mr Gerhardt, who was lying down in his chamber at the time, hearing the screams of his wife, and seeing his hago ges in a scuf- fle, came to the rescue wit pis age fired, the ball taking effect on the head of one of the young nen. Just as Gerhardt fired a second time, Shulte tarned towards him and unhappily recetv- ed ‘he contents of the pistol in the region of his heart. He ran a few steps towards the door, and fell a cory After hearing the evidence and the remarks of counsel, (R.S. Wharton, Esq., P ring forthe United States, and Col. B P. Smi nh for lefence,) the Justice held Mr. Gerhardt to bail in the sum of $3,000, for his appearance at the June term of the Criminal Court, on charge of homicide. The bail waa entered upon jointly by Col. Smith, the Proprietor of the premises, and by Mr. Gerhardt. Justice Donn issued warrants the parties who were the primary cause of the kill- ing, viz: three persons from Alexandria, named Rudd, Hall, and Ellet a/ias Smith, and two per- sons from the Liga Yard. Subsequently Officer Harper arrested one of the Navy Yard parties, named John Robinson, and held him under $300 bail for examination at five o’clock this evening. for the arrest of Tux Boarv oF Manacers or TUR Wasu- Inoton City Protestant Onpuans’ Astium gratefully acknowledge the receipt of the follow- ing donations and collections taken in churches since their annnal meeting in Jan Jast: From Mrs. Susan Ireland, $500; Col. $100; Miss Coleman, $50; Mrs. Wm. T. Carroll, $25; Mrs. €ol Freeman, $25; Mrs. Ann W. Smith, $20; Mr. B. V. Read, $10; Miss My rae Tayloe, $10; Mr. Vaughan, $10; A Friend, $5; Mrs. Holt, $5; Mrs.S.H. Hill, $5; Mrs. Thornton, $5; A $5; White & Co., $5; A Gentleman, $5; A Lady from Richmond, Va., $5; A Gentleman, $5; Mr. and Mrs. —. from New York, $5; Mra. —s Children, $3; Mrs Eudes, Mrs. Weir, $2.50; A Friend, $2; The proceeds of a Fair ip the First Ward, by some little girls, $1.61; Mrs. Anderson, $1; Mrs. Dr. Saunders, $1; A Lady, $1; Mrs. McHaugh, $1; Rev. Mr. Cummins, of Trinity church, $351; Rev. Mr. Hall, church of the Friend, Epiphany, $137; Rev. Mr. Sunderland, of First Presbyterian church, $150; St. John’s church, Rev. Dr. Pyne, si23.(3; Rev. Mr. Sampson, Bap- tist church, $34; Rev. Mr. Carothers. Presbyte- rian church, $64 30; Rev. Mr. Finkle, Gerinan Reformed church, $40; Rev. Mr. Morsell, Christ church, $32.37. Donations—From Mr. Gideon, —— po grie also rebinding and adding to the Book of Minutes; Major Bacon and his Regiment. a barrel of bread, a basket of meat, 20 yards cotton; Messrs. Farnham and Clubb, 44 dozen books and 6 atlases. By order of the Board. Susaw R. Coxg, Secretary. Wasuixeton, June LU, 1857. TURNED tp AGatx.—The meeting at the City Hall yesterday brought to light an istorical char acter who has been lost sight of for the last twen- ty years or more, and who would appear to have been opine a comfortable Rip Van Winkle snooze daring that period, as our old citizens, who recognized him are willing to de that she does not look a day older than when fast seen, 4 quarter of acenturyago. At that time he im- mo-talized himself as the commander-in-ch eit # parade of “‘Fantasticals.’’ got up to ridicule and i down the militia system of that day, which t did most effectually, killing it as dead as Julius Casar. But the Fantasticals did not conquer without some loss of life on their side. ‘The horse of the Commander-in-chief, selected probably neither for beauty or re required considerable PPing up on parade, and finally drop) dead n his tracks; what was fun to the nen ing in this instance, as in many others, death to the animals. This commander of credit and renown, Was an eccentric individual, who had an impedi- ment in his voice, and other qualifications of dress, manuer and physiognomy to qualify him for his duties. His presence, yesterday, at the meeting was noted by the decided “no” which, solitary and alone, he sent up im response to every questien put bythe Chair. His name, we believe, is Edmonson. Tue Excursion of the Capitol Hill Method- ist Episcopal Church Sabbath school which took place yesteiday appears to have been a joyous af- fair to the participants. A Lo company of little folks crowded the deck of the George Washington, and their merry voices chimed as sweetly as ‘marriage bells." The old Fort even, whose grim visage keeps up a& ceaseless watch upon the broad. Potomac, seemed to relax somewhat of ity habitual stern- ness, and appeared to welcome the delightful tones winding through it. Loving couples were seen wandering through the pleasant groves, plucking wild flowers, while, no doubt many a soft whisper was spoken which caused the cheek of the fair listener to take the hue of the neigh- boring rosebuds. P It was indeed aday to be remembered by the scholars of that growing and prosperous school, and by all other participants. Rear Estate—J.C. McGuire, auctioneer, sold lot 69 and improvement in subdivision of square 545, to Columbus Alexander for $500; also, lots 70 and 90 in same square, to Thomas T. Barnes at 6 cents per foot. By A. Green, auctioneer, handsome buildin; lot 17, square 785, on Fourth street, between f and B south, to Wm. Bradly, for 9 cents per foot. Two two story frame houses and lots on Eighth street, between R and S north, to Messrs. Otis ‘Tucker and George Schenck, for $100 each. Part of lots No. 10 and 11 in square 419, to Jacob B. Sowder, at $ per foot. A Serenape.—Last night several gentlemen, newly elected officers of the Corporation and others, were complimented by a serenade from their friends. Withers’ fine band officiated, and the serenade was conducted under the supervision of Capt. John Reese and H. B. Scheibler, Esq. In the course of their rounds, the President of the United States, Mayor Magruder, Capt. Tyler, of the Marine care Commixsioner Blake, and Messrs. J. F. Haliday, Wm. Forsyth, George W. Riggs, C. O. Hare, J. A. Kennedy, J. F. Brown, and C. W. Dunnington were visited. Drav.—Major George McNeir, who was at- tacked on the Sth of January last with the Na- tional Hotel disease, died this morning without a struggle. His parting with his family and old fries was panticaltriy affectinz. By his re- quest prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. Krebbs, and 2 favorite hymn of his was sun; ; and immedi. ately after he entered upon his eternal rest. His death will cast adeep gloom upon his old asso- clates ef the war of Eg, who must soon follow him in the course of nature. He was 64 years of age. “Tim® AND Acatn’? we have been asked by little folk ‘when is to be the excursion of the Foundry Sabbath School ?*? so popular are the excursions of this School. So ot shall make them happy now by the notification that the Geo. Washington will leave for Fort Washington and the White House at 9 o’clock to-morrow morn- ing, conveying the Sabbath School of Foundry Church ona pic nic and excursion. Wasmineron Brancu Raitroap —By thead- vertisements in another column it will be seen that some changes have been made in the time schedule upon this road. A Sunday train be- tween here and Baltimore, leaving Washington at7a.m_.and Baltimore at 5.15 Pp. _m., isto be run, commencing on Sunday next. This will be yood news to laboring men. An ENTeRtainment. — Joseph F. Brown, Fisg., one of the newly-elected Councilmen from the Third Ward, entertained some two hundred of Lis constituents last evening, at his residence on H street. We hear that the supper spread be fore them was a very recherche affuir indeed. and tuat ull present enjoyed themselves amazingly. Mr. B., and others, made capital speeches in the course of the meeting, which were enthusiasti- cally responded to. Fine —Yesterday afternoon, about 5 o'clock, a fire broke out in the dwelling of Miss Wilson, on B street, between Second and Third. The com- panies arg fire Samet — oo bees rom| assistance in ex! is i roe Tet considerabie amount ot dame was done. Tae Detiontret Union Prstivan, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, will positively close to-night, be it remembered. a REN EE, EST cases On the law and trial dockets of this Court have been called during the present term, Court. will contine ue in session till the of tlifs month, and in the mean time hear aiy tases on ‘either docket whioh the may desire to suvmit. | ~ To-day, Mr. Blait replied in of yo gn ernment in the case of Oliver Dubois, the case was submitted, when the Court adjourned till Monday next, 11 oclock. Water Returxs.—wm. Brown, colored, dis- orderly and fighting ;"workhonse 30 days. Henry Pumphrey, U. 8. warrant ; jail. Wm. Livings- ton, ; Workhouse 30 days. Wm. McCor- mick, do.; do. John Fitssimons, do; do. SS ATTENTION, EpicuriaNs.—Simpson has this day served up Green Turtle Sonp. Stop in corner 10th street and Penn. avenue, and try it. It Fastions anv Fotis Of Washington Life. A Drama of Thrilling Interest, Iliustrative of Metropolitan Life and Society. By H. Cray Prev RSONS OF THE DRAMA. vernment clerk, colonel by courtesy , daughter of Col. Delaney, a true Woman, Pepe? Capt. Jack Smith, ¢x-captain and retired politician, Tom, Scott, Capi. Smith’s body servant, a gentle- ‘aha, live Indian chief, ve chief, Fontca Cecile, genuine honorable, but bogus Sharpsteel, friend of Cecille, a wit. ‘ Noall, a gentleman who “ know: about it.” fe aiercar ta uaregnied someound of reagliy. He ay Blane, genuine honorable, but bogus Hon. Col. Dé Courcey, genuine honorable, but bogus colonel, Mrs. Singleton, a dashing widow, “fair,” but neither Rios. airs. Wenstenl Oeackt dant flowers jon. ra. 3 ny er, Verdan! jo" from the beckwooda, “4 Criticat Notices. “The literary merits of your play as a picture of society—a re with its dialogue—are ail rst-rate ; and wit and genuine fun. Some of are as keen as Sheridan’s.”’—Park “Tam vory much ‘pleased with your play indeed, and think it will act tapitally.”—John £. Owens. “It isa very ably written production.”—Wm. E. Burton. Price 25 cents; hound copies 5) conts. For sale at ‘Taylor & Maury’s, Joe Shillington’s, and book- sellers generally. “Trade supplied at the usual dis- count of one-third w addressing the Author, cara of Richard Roberts, Northern Liberties’ Bookstore, S27 Seventh street, Washington. Je 11-3 Drs. Hunter & Williams, Physicians for Diseases of Throat and Lungs, 52 North Charles street, Baltimore. Dr. Huxrer or Dr. Witt1aMs will visit Washing- ton on the 12th and 29th of each month. The next visit will be on Friday, the 12th instant. ice 250 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs. Voas’s Jewelry Store. je10-3t Se Lyox’s Macyetic Pownsr, for the extermination of Bedbugs, Cockroaches, Moths, Ants, and Mos- uitoes. Also, Pills for the destruction of Rats and Mice, for sale, wholesale and retail, at Shillington’s, Building, corner of 4% street, and Pennsy! vanea avenue. t Fits ap Fever anpAcve.—To Those who love their Fellow Beings.—I haves remedy (purely veg- stable) for Feverand Ague,Fits and Falling Sickness, which has never been known to fail. Itisas pleasant. a8 cheap,as it 1s eflicacions. Any person who will send me the names. and directions to the residences, of ten individuals sick of «Consumption, or any dis— ease of the Chest or Lungs, or suffering from a bro- ken down and s! ered Constitution, will receive as ® reward this Recipe. It embodies full instructions for making and administering this wonderful Medi- cime. Ai Dr. Tracy DeLorme, New York Post Office je6- Experience is the best evidence of Madame Movnr’s Consumption Destroyer. Mrs. Mount—Madam: Iam happy to inform you the terrible cough and cold under which I labored. has been entirely cured and eradicated by the use of one bottle of your medicine. And I can with confi- dence recommend it to everybody suffering with coughs or consumption. » Manan, No. 186 Chesnut street, Ph T have used in my family Mrs. Mount’s Consump- tion Destroyer, and can testits to its efficacy in case of severe colds. It is equal, if not superior, to any remedies of the kind 1 have ever used for sucha purpose. Rev. Jamex Ronn. ‘This is to certify that I was well acquainted with Mra. Mount while she was suffering with the con- sumption, and know this Syrup to be the remedy that effeoted her cure. Rey. James Hanson. sort stidience, G street, between lth and 12th, No. sale in Georgetown at F. A. Newman's shoe vo. 1S Bridge street, south side, between ssand High streets. Als t's, cor ner of Seventh street and Pen ‘ani - In Alexandria, at Mr. C. M. Castleman’s, King street, sole agent of that place. Also, at ‘Patterson & ‘airn’s, corner of Ith st. and Pa. may 151m DIED, On the 12th instant, GEORGE MeNKIR, Esg., in jhe eek vee of his age. His friends and acquaintances are invited to atterd his funeral from Wesley Chapel, on Sunday fat 5 o'clock, without further invitauon, a On the Tuesday, the 9th instant, Mrs. PATRICK Her funeral will take pinoa on Sunday, at3¥o'el"k from the Vault at loth street, to St. Patrick'mBurial Ground. Her friends and acquaintances are respect - fully invited to attend. 2t* Tu Georgetown, on the 12th instant. RICHARD NORRIS, the beloved son of Rabert Rome ake earet A. Grithn, aged 1 year and 9 monthe, A CARD.—Mra. C. A. PEDDICORD would 4% most realy inform her friends and cus- tomers that she ts now prepared to fill all ordersand to execute all branches of DRESS MAKING; and all atyles of Bask and Cleak Dresses made ina short time. [tis necessary that ladies *hould kaow where they can have their resses made in a superior man- Particular attention paid to Ladies would do weil to call OR BOs VESSE. pocer chips Marietta Burr, Capt. Ira Nickerson, has arrived, and will. have quick despateh for the above port. For: eapon te to HARTLEY & BRO., sor" Jol Wae 2G . sT r schooner ter street, Georgetown, D. C. je li-lw YOR SALE.—A light, fs nable, and stylish F medium sized BAROLt i. Hina been. tittle st Tine used and was made to order by one of the be: kers in New York. Can be seen at Med. A ¥ UNG Cai e Maker, {near the corner 454 street and Penn. avenue. je 11-3t MoM. STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES being IVE about the largest in this city at this time, and having been purchased before the rive in Leather, Oy be sold at about 15 to 20| T cent.less than goods purchased at this ime, Call and exarnine for yourselves, aut S. P. HOOVER'S, jell Iron Hall, Pa. ave. bet. 9th and 1th sts. HARLES LEVER.—The Fortunes of Glen- core, by Charles Lever, author of the Daltons & Co,; price 5) cents, ‘Pent-lfe im the Holy Land, thor of Boat-life in Ezypt iL] C. Prime, au- vy, jell 3t . TAYLOR & MAURY. (Intelligencer. and Union 3t) _ SGHooL DAYS AT RUGBY, BY AN OLD \ boy, $i. The Diary of an Ennuyee, by Mrs pines thor of the Characteristics of Women, C.y 75 C21 érmons Preached at Trinity Chapel, Brighton, by the late R F, W. Robertson, M. A., the incum- vent, first series, from the third London edition, $1. sters of ceerty Catholic and Protestant.’ and the Communion of labor, by Mrs. Jameson, 75 cents. 2 iar gt, Novels, household ‘edition, Rob Roy, vols. . Just published, and for sale at . TAYLOR & MAURY’S jell-st ookstore, near 9th street. NION HALL RESTAURANT, W.P.BENTER would announce to hi and the public, that the celebrated GREEN TURTLE, so much praised and spoken of as ‘ippo Sultan,” hi this day been slaughtered, and that will be served up in Steaks, Soup, a. mode, and Fricassee,@n ityle unsurpassed. In connexion with the many delicacies of the season which he has made arrangements to receive, may be the purest of WINES A » ALES, CIGARS, &c., and in fact all that the epicure should dei His establishment is between 6th aud 7th 8, on C, in the rear of Browny’ Hotel. je 11-3t W. F. BENTER, Proprietor. YOLLEY & SEARS, ON aa Ph etree: three dpocs sovth Pa. avenue, Are now selling great bargains inail— Fancy Silk and Barege Robes : Rich and beautiful d Silks and Lawns Shawls, Scarfs, and Mantillas. In all Fa: Goals will be sold a cheap, out. at t and fens, for cash, to c} IE the Ladies are invited to call early. friends selling for reputation u warrants us in recommending them as the best and most economical article of the kind now im use—the style and finish is also very handsome. For sale, cheap, atour House Furnishing Warerooms, No.5 7th McGREGO) Mites sunt CREAM FREEZERS PF DN Se WATER COOLERS, all sizes. Kelas ~icaemoee Rain or ih in a ‘another of lot of those unengalled REFRIGERATORS, just received at our House- vare Ri ¥ furnishing Ware Rooms. McGREGOR & CO., _je6-co2w 53), S28, and 521 7th st. F'NE F, MIL Y CARRIAGE FOR SALE— Has ha tt A be seen, at Mr. HOUR'S Conah ‘Shc “Tt will be! wold ata great as the owner no use for it. my je6 Also, 8 fi to be sold a in—fit rats a cpa tee al * bee jay a seen at Naylor's jes, Pa, avenue, de lv- i I ee eee AUCTION SALES. A.GREEN, Auctioneers. © D BUILDING LOT ox wonte Gy HURSDAY: he 18th instant, T shail: ran St fetid Sota of Sinchee wide NEWS. FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Additional Foreign News by the Canada. Naw Yona, June ores ces is no trath in the repo new conditions have been England from Washi relative to the treaty. Lord Palmerston ia ep to Mr. eraal 2 He gion = non-ratification Terms: One-fou' 3 balance 18, and > summer, two treaties were 24 months, for notes & Interest fru Gig or by her Majesty's government, the one wit Hon- sale. A deed given and 8 deed of trust inken. stream of water. duras. and the other with the United States. ‘Title indisputable. All at the cost vopen:. the q ies on object of the t with Honduras of the purchaser. A GREEN. ¥ » having the finest curb onthe | other things, the cession to her of the Bay Yaiana = i i namel; and two or other desirable, the perty into two a d Th NDSOME BUILDING LOT ON NORTH | § tor bern sit poten oh te Sborhocd, a he te a Of ihe treaty, ceded to Monduncs aioe iM wT i, d, prie’ ing to ii e neig: 5 About to build on the adjoining portion for his own | °«'tain cenditions, which her Majesty's is * FuEsbA Yi tho Sl lustant Takai | residences “E ment deemed y Bs! M necessary to { for the securi- T : One-t) cash; 6 and 12 | ty and well bei; such ritin bettie, rpontiun. notes, tone Teen ‘dng of sale. Besperty withintions ae cee alee peevides a of trust taken to soqure the Spree gee? hat the istands in question should not be‘allowed anise AS. C. Techonen. to fall into the possession of any ses, at o'clock p. m., eg, Bee oR NE ing 100 feet to a 25 feet all: ey. 8 Us for me to tha ve to the beautiful location of the above sor 2 wer; that no fortificati hould be erected : e-desori! By A. GREEN, Auetioneer. _ ssecee! em, and that ¢i y she = SEN. 7 . hould tinue t oN 13TH, Dx TIoN.—On_ F' the 12th instant, I shall sell Par of the prem: at 5 o’clock p. m., part of it No. 26, in square No. 250, with the improvements, hich sre a good two-story and basement Frame louse, containing 9 conventently arranged roomsand necessary out-houses, This. property is si t side of Pau, between marth Ht wad mean — ‘Terms liberal and made known at sale. jee A. GREEN, Auet. By JAS. C, McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ALUABLE LOT ON NORTH G STREET, BRTWEEN 20TH AWD 21ST STREETS WEST.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 12th, at 50’clock, on the premises, I shail sell the whole of Lot No. in Square No. 102, fronting Si feet 1 ineh on north Street, between Qith and 2ist streets west, and run- Bing back 190 feet. ‘This lot is beautifully located ina fashionable and desirable part of G street, will be divaded into two lots of 25 feet 644 mehes each. ‘Terms: One-fourth, eash ; the balance in6. 12, and 18 months, with pce wee mer 6 The t we concluded - ted states divided itself into two bn Rey ares The first part contains an article of the y which Great Britain and the United States were bh ne to propose to fi >» am. satisfied that they will be convinced that ne the most | ‘and Ce ay sites for a pri- that section of the city, and the surrounding neighborhood ina rapid state of improve- ment. Terms; One-third cash; the balance in'six and twelve monthe, for notes bearing interest day le o1 3 deed given and a deed of trust taken. aN india itabl Je me A. GREEN, Auct, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HANDSOME AND NEARLY NEW THREE story Brick Hovsk Axv Lot aT THE CORNER 2TH AND NORTH [. STREETS, at AvcTION.—On MON DAY, the 22d instant, I shnil sell, at 6 o'clock . m., in front of the premises.a handsome and near- ly new ouse, situated at the corner of 12th street west, and L, street north, on Massachusetts avenue. The house is well built, and contains ele- yen conveniently arranged rooms and wide passage. The corner room is now occupiedasa grocery store; also, the Lot on which it stands, paing. e- 13in Da- Nicaragua and Costa Rica, ¢ purpose of settling the differences which have arisen im Central America, and for the fu. ture a of the Mosquito Indians. Another part of the treaty contained conditions of ment between land and the United States, and one of these articles was to this effect: That whereas a convention bas been concluded rick and Washington respectively, for ratification vidson’a ubdivision of Square 316. also has on | 12 mon Peet are secured by a deed of trust throne overaments. We have not recei i -houge si! ie. j ad " ic notice from ** The ebovecdeseribed property is handsomely la- | _/° 4 JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auct._ jonduras whether the treat is ratitied or not = We have beard privately that some technical difficulties have prevented ratifi- cations, but we have no official information on the subject. The treaty with the United States Was referred to the Senate, and the Senate pro- seve: alterations, some of considerable mportance, aud one of very great importance. The treaty, so amended, was sent back to this cated in an elevated and commanding position, .ex- cellent water, anda pear unproving neighborhood, 7 Ine third, eash; balance in 6, 12, and 38 r notes bearing interest from day of sa] ‘en and a deed of trust taken. “Iitle indis- A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ORSE, CARRIAGE, AND HARNESS AT Avctiox.—On SATURDAY MORNING, Sune 13, at 10 o'clock, we shall sell in front of out Auction Rooms— 1 Chestnut sorre! Horse 1 family Carriage nnd Harness. he horse works well in harness, and sold because the owner is sbout lea country, with the ratificati ARGE STOCK OF F CY GOODE. PER: je il dts WAIL BARNARD, Auets. | of the United States, and we wore anled eke On THURSDAY MORNING: Nai iste. at i By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. those alterations. Now, of course, the Senate of o’clock, at the store ef Mess No. 339 Penn. avenue, south side, ith streets, we will sell their entire stock of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Jewelry, &c.. RY, COUNTER, SHELY- | the United States have an undoubted right to oS UNTER, Si SA'T- | modify any treaty with which they are nofsatis I shail sell at 120’c.ock | fied, and which may become the subject of dis- nfectionery Store, No. 316 Seventh st., cussion. White and colored Hosery, womeu’s and children’s lows’ Hall, a large lot of Candies. Rai- _ White and colored Half Hose, men’s and boy's, sins, Figs, &c. &c., Candy Jars, Scales Voces, The Ohio Save Case. Wool cotton Undershirts rawers: Counter, and Shelving. Cixctnxatt, June 10.—The slave case was Buttons, Tapes, Cords, les, ne Also, a good lot of nearly new Furniture, Carpet, | called upintheU. 8. District Court this morning Braids, Ribands, Tapes, Hooks and Eyes and Oileloth. Terms cash. Mr. Mason, for the defense, read several affida- ocket. Dressin 1 Tuck, aud fine Combs je 10-3t A. GREEN, Auctioneer. | vits, to the purport that, in'the conflict, the first jair-clot ‘ooth a ail Brushes ———— ? : : 5 ‘ans, Perfumery, and Fancy Soaps ARSHAL'S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of | fre came from the marshal's 5 that Chureb- Sewing Cottons, Silk, and Threa LYE fier: facias, iss od from the Clerk’s office of the strict of Columbia, for the » and tome directed. I shall expose to public for cash, in front of the Ware room of Stanislaus Murray & Co., on Louisiana ave- nue, between 6th and 7th streets, on FRIDAY, the 12th of June instant, commencing at 10 o'clock 8. m., the following goods and chatties, in part, to wit: English, Bi els, and Iugrain Carpets French aud German gilt-frame Mirrors, Pier Tables Mah-gany Wardrobes, Bedsteads Mt Beds and Bedding ill’s party was very violent In manner. treati: the prisoners very harshly. The depositions several ladies agree with the fo: oing . Sheriff Layton’s — hysicfan de; bim lying seriously ill, pri 'y never to fully re- cover. Another deposition states that the mar- shal and his men were nerally armed. Cixcinsatt, June 10—p. 3» —The court met this fo-enoon and adjourned until to-morrow, in order to give the United States marslal’s counsel time to procure atfidavits. Toy ses, China Gu ps and Saucers Large mock of Gold and Silver Watches, Jewel rr Cireuit Court of ti County of Washin; ¥,&e. Purses, Portemounnies, Cigar Cases Work Boxes, Satchels, Cabas, ke. 5 Looking Glasses, Ink, Peus, Stationery, Cigars, &c. With many other Goods in the fancy live. a Also, Glass Cases, Measures, Scales, Fixtures, Shelving, &o. The trade is invited to the above sale, as the whole stock will be sold without reserve. Terms: $49 and under, cash ; over that amount a uds, marble-top Tables dit of 30 and 60 days, tes sati i - . cio Goraed: beating 2 dazs; for notos satisinetorily en General Walker at Louisville. je 6-ts WALL & BARNARD. oe enn Lovisvitze, June 9.—General Walker received 1G THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CON- el the citizeus of Louisville this morning at the TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW MORN- da large collection of Books; seized and levied re -in- des TMG: sete otece nat wil ooneeesoat cic aes of Gilbert |. ‘Thonipson, and | fous" Of is brothe:-in-law, Mr. Ric tock is disposed of Sjelzlt WALL & BARNARD, Auet’rt. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. SALE OF A LOT ON THE CORNER OF &9 VIRGINIA AVENUE AND 23D STREET AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 13th, 1 o'clock, I shall sell, on the premises, part of Lot No. 4, in Square No. 54, fronting #4 feet 6 inches on the corner of Virginia avenue and 23 street, containing about 4,000 squane feet. Sale positive. Terms cash. je ll- Cc, W. BOTELER, Auct. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on 10TH, BETWEEN G ano H stREETS.—On TUESDAY His father was present with the elite of the city, He attends the theatre this evening with his By aud leaves for Cincinnati to-morrow. Obstinate Prize Fight. Berrato, June 10.—A prize fight between Dennis Horrigan and Harry Lazarus took " 7 this afternoon at Point Albino, for $600 a side. oars levies ato satiety he poowe sumed fed "| The fight lasted three hours and two minutes, cials No. 133, to October teri, 1857, in favor o: ~ | and oue hundred and two rounds were fought coran & Riggs, use of Wm. A. Bradley, the follow- . inc, iu parte eats ve Lazarus was the winner. Oilcioths, large Cherry Wardrobes J.arce Pine Tables, Wagons, Pianes, Grindstones Bellows, Anvil, lot of old Iron, lot of Machinery One Steam Grist-Mill, with Machinery thereto ndictals No, 138, to October term, 1857. Corcoran & Riggs, use of Win. A. Brad- Ibert L. beier oe - D. HOOVER, Marshal. ALSO, ON SATURDAY, tue IStu or June instant, at 10 o'clock a. m., I shall sell, at the inte residence of Gilbert L. Thompson, “ Meridian Hill,” for hep being the balauce of the goods and The Atlantic Telegraph Cable. New York, June 11.—Private advices from London state that the British Government has OngIng AFTERNOON, June 6th, at 6 o'clock, on the ak: i turning-lat! t 3 generously offered another vessel ual in all premises, I shall sell part of Lot No, 14, in square Hakes, one lot of turning hes PRSOvER, respects to the Agamemnon, to take t e place of 345, having a front on the west side of 10th street je3-d&ds Db. west of 2 feet, between G and H streets north, run- ate eck 100 feet, and containing 2,000 feet, ‘This is very beautiful Lot and finely located for purposes. : One-third cash ; the residue in G and 12 with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. the steamer Niagara in laying down the orean telegraph cable. _—_— Walker Meeting in New York. New Yorx, June 12.—The meeting yesterday of Gen. Walker's friends was large and enthnsi- astic. Speeches were made by Col. Fabens, Eli- By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. PERE IPTORY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND Lot iN THE First WaRkD aT AvcTION.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON, the 15th instant, at 6 o’cloc| ° ; < je toed JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auct. | part of Lot Nos 4 ii square lit frontier ee hor an Le] Jit Purdy, and others, and a committee of recep: a street n between Iuth and 19th streets, running | ‘10? Sppointed. B feGUIRE, Auctioner. tack 110 0% Steet alley. ‘The improvements . — MmPRUsT .E OF A T FRAME | area two-story Brick House. Congressional Nomination. Housk anp Loron 8TH STREET T,BETWEKEN Jn THURSDAY APF- o'clock, on the pren ‘This property ts on a newly improved street, with the-pavement laid. If the terms of sale are not complied with within AND N STRERTS NOKTH. RNOON, July 9th, at 6: New Onteans, June 10.—Hon. Miles Taylor has been nominated for ——. by the Demeo- ses, by virtue of a deed of trust, dated July 2 10 days after the sale; the property to be resold at | Ctats of the Second Congressional district. 1853, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8. >. BO, f the risk of the first purchaser. £50 to be be paid on — hos 94, 95, and 96, one of the land records for Wash- | the day of sale. Baltimore Markets. ington county, D.C., 1 siinll sell Lot N.in Coyle’s | ‘Terms itberai,and made known at sale. Ba.rimonz, June 12.—T: subdivision in Square No. 424, fronting 16 feet 10 in- | Saie positive. By order of heirs. TIMORE, June 12-—The markets are steady ches ou Sth street west, between M and N streets | je 10 WALL & BARNARD, Auct. | Flour ix unchanged; Howard street $7.37}; City north, ruuning back 95 feet toaten-feet alley, with | 2 — ee Mills $7.259$7.37 the “in nts, consisting of a neat aud well- By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. Wheat is quict and unchanged, red $1 -74a81 8c; buil ling House, WO SMALL BRIC s AR | white $1.95a81.90. Corn is flim at s8a¥ie for yel- ‘Terms cas 4 WILSON, Trustee, PRINTING OFF! CAKE AT n | low, and S2a%e for white je : IRE, Auctionee: AY € ats } ¥ Py une i i n the pre Tshall self partof No.s,| *¥ bisky is easier at 34435 xc. in sqnare 715, fronting 25 feet on ist street east, be- tween north T and K streets, running back 100 feet, with the improvements, consisting of two nearly new two-story Brick Dwelling Houses, well built aud neatly finished, ‘Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. Sale Soreniptory. AR D.—Ran away from the.subseri- @ ber on Saturday, the 6th mstant, my NEGRO MAN,named JACOB SHOR TER, Said Negro ‘om five feet four to six inches high, 21 years of aye, speaks quickly when questioned, Hag reiatives in Prince George and Anne Arnndel counties, where he may be lurk- ing, but I believe he is trying to get to Washington city. REW New York Markets. New Yorx, June 12 —Flour is firm: sales of 13,000 bbls ; State $6 5Ua$6.55; Ohio $7.25u%7.¥0; Southern is higher, $7.75a%7 80. W heat is firm; sales of §.500 bushels; St Louts white $1.97. Corn is els; mixed 96c., heavy; sales of 22,000 bush. white ‘and yellow are un- , 4 . C. McGUIRE, Auct. | Changed. Will give $50 if taken in the county, $100 if taken | 3° 1! 148. 0. MeG y Pork fs quiet; ! f ——— “ ~ “ quiet; mess £23.60. Beef is unchanged. soca he Ra nat neg at PaRAL AEE | Tas. NGL. Anco, I can get him Lard is steady at 4 fe VM.C. F yLE SS, SADDLES. BRIDLES, HALT- Whisky is quiet at 34a35e. Para Dunkirk, Calvert conten: Sra. I nips, TRUNKS. CaRPut-BaGs, & STORE 79 ae je 19 cost (Intel) Fixtures at Pusiic AucTion.—By virtue ofadeed Financial. Fassigninent from Josian F. Bailey to the subscriber, bearing date on the 9th day of June, 1857, aud recorded on the same day, I will sell for the purposes therein mentioned, at public auction, on JRSDAY next, June lsth, commencing at ten o’clock a. m., at his late place of business, No, 373 P'XEY Lene PAVILION. This delightful SUMMER RESORT will be opened on the 2th instant fora limited mabe ee New Yorx, June 12.—Stocks are active and higher. Chicago and Rock Island 884; MMnois Central shares 137; do. bonds 97; Michiyan South- ern 436; New York Central A; Pennsylvania of guests. ‘The proprietor regrets to announce that, in: Coal Com, ; , : consequence of the destruction of seventy-three | Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between 4% and | CO?! Company 93; Reading 784; Cantons 18X rooms by fire last water, he will bousabic to accom- oe srects, all bis sei on gnce: Pore pert 4 - | of ss, Sad 5 3 ips, MY “ wee jate excursions bringing the Oa | atte pros rrankeGareet beaee ‘Vardwars, Leather,and Store A CADEMY OF MUSIC. je 10-e03t renee Cor. of lth st. and Pa. ave Terms: All sums of $20 and under, cash; all over J at Sarenen oepetore. A PARDONS E ROS. Uete of Philadeiphin. that amount by notes at Sand 60 days, bearing inter= of Shun seureuoLts CRovCH. comp 7 b ivy or) a oO. le >. * *, ad Brudxe, (or Eleventh) street, Navy Vand, Weak. | ot aud sat EDWARD SWANN, Trustee. | “iG, musical editor of Godey’s Lady's Book— ingten, is prepared to make Ladies’ Dresses at tle Shortest notice, latest style, and best manner. Dresses cut by measurement warranted to fit. Latest Fashions constantly received. je 9-5t* MAANERY—MILLINERY--MILLINERY Great bargains in Ladies and Childrens FRENCH HATS. Having a large stock of splendid SUMMER MILLINERY on hand, we intend ci ig it Our at Costas the season is advancing. Ladies will do well to give us acall!. Now is the time for bargains, at G. H. CASSIDY & COS, 3'4 Penn. ave., bet. loth and lth sts, (States& Int) B ULLDING HARDWARE.—The attention of > Builders 1s called to our stock of BUILD- ING HARDWARK, comprising the largest and best selected of inthe city: Locks, Knobs, &c., from the celobrated factory of Da: yenprot, Mallory & Co.,and Russell & Erwin’s Coutinues giving Vocal Lessons to his Pupils and Cinsses, every ‘Monday. ‘uesday, hureday, and Friday. at the above Inatitutio Members enro!!rd every da eur during the Suramer mon ‘THIS SEASON, being the proper time, for Vocalists to study. Apply to Mr. Crovcu, at the Academy of Music, every morning from 8 to 10 0’ clock. . usival Lectures delivered every Thursday even ing—illustrated by the Pupils of the Institution. je 1-003 AS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. By A.GR 'N, Auctioneer. NE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILD- inc LOTS NoW FOR SALE IN V FRONTING ON CONNECTICUT AVENU xorntu I axp K stkeers, at AvctTion.—On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, I shal! sell in front he prem , at five o’cloc B m., Lot No.31, in Square 126, having a front of 75 feet on Connecticut avenue, at the intersection of 17th street with said avenue, whielr forms a large open space, running hack to a wide alley, ining about 11,00 square feet, and will be subilivided and wold in separate lot's ifdesired at sale. We deem it unnecessary to sy no vacations o¢- i S [<ALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Recrivep +> by the undersigned until the 15thday of the pres~ ent moath, at noon, for work and materials for the enlargement and improvement of the Edihce of the anything farther relative to the benutifal Church of the Epiphany, on G street, according to of the above-described Property, as it is well known | plans and specifications, which will be exhibited to to be one of the most desirable now for sale in peroons desiring to propose, at Sgoms tt, ae je 9-lw Washington, being but one square north and in view uilding. of northwest corner of Lafayette square. is: One-fourth, casi; balance in 6, 12, 18, and C.A G. RODMA Screws, Brads, Nails, Sash, Weights and Cord,! - Titie in- | QUE! 4 eee Pulleys Window Strings and Sas nFasteninga-Wall | Gomayanc® at the cost of the purclinser. ‘Title iu s ate REDUCED PRICES, Stars, Boits and Shutter Fastenings. In fact, ever Fy d iREE n order to reduce our large si oO cy Goods, thing ‘wanted inthe Hardware line for a house, and eu¢ A. GREEN, Avetionser. “ we shall commence to-day selling off all— sold cheap, cheaper, cheapest (or cash. eC Robes By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, Rich o_o and Bai EY'«" ADAMS : ere ct | All Paney Dress Siks and Figured Bareges je6-1m 825 Pa. ave., bet. 6th and 7te sts. SNe prea ns Fell ge, gomty pang Musing and [awn Robes NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND No. 122, folios 435, 437, 438, and 439, one of the Land | Shwis, Scarfs. Biack Lace and Silk Mantillas I Records of Washington county. in the District of Columbia, I 1 on THURSDAY, the 3th of June, at six e’clock p. m., in front of the premises, otfer for sale at aoe auction to the lighest bidder therefor. the following property, towit: “ All the following piece or parcel of property, to wit, part of o' And all other Fancy Goods wi!! be sold very cheap, many at prime cost for cash. 2,000 yards, mere of beautiful Lawns, at 19% ts... fas: rs 3,000 rich Robed Lawns, at 123 cts., just received. Purchasers are invited to call early, as we shall D LIQUOR STORE, The subscriber begs to tnforin fr friends and the public, that he has opened a NEV STORE, corner of 12th street and Louisiana avenue, where he in- tends to keep constantly on hand 8 large and varied assortment of Foreign and Domestic WINE SIGARS, and FINE > those f ot No. 5in Square No. said city, beginning | TUN olf our entire stock at reduced ecm a ¢ eo ‘Su bys Be ee uF for the eae the southwest corner of said fot a: ee, COLLEY fe SEaRs, Olives, E nisins, Figs, Sardines Auchsvien,"Otard Sy SL OS ey: the, ine of Eleventh Pareto enn. avenue. Marrett & Cov. Pinet & Co., and Col. Chabard’s | Sree! west 23 fect. thenee east 28 fect, thence north ane ey - | rier A RRIAG FS—CARRIAGES—CARRIAGES. hates Rum, Shorvicn Moons Pereat earigls 42” | suid fot, theuen south along the rear line of therand | CARRIAGES CARE G lot 25 feet to the southeast corner of the said lot, thence west along the south line of said lot 99 feet 9 inches to the point of beginning.” a Terms, cash. Property to be resol! at the risk aad ex penne or the cr a a — are com- tied with in three days from day of sale. " EDWARD C. CARRINGTON, scriptions, Bt. Julien Claret, Chateaux Margaux in cases, Ceepene Cider, Brandy Fruits, Reynold’s Edinburgh Ale, Annisette, Maraschino, Curacoa, Absynthe, Champagne, and a large and varied de- scription of Havaua Cigars. Also, Stoughton Bitters, and Fever and Ague Bitters, Porter, Ale, and Cider, Families are particularly invited to call and exam- ine the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem- rs of Congres ‘hat their orders will be promptly nded to, al { delivered at their residences at the shortest notice. general assortment of tine Havana Cigars, im sorted direct by the subscriber, at wholesale and re- ail. Canal Boats supplied on reasonsble terms, and produce taken in exchange. Levy’s Old Whiskey, constantly on hand, of 1840. Country orders punctualty attended to, and coun- try produce of ail desoriptions received on oonsign- ment. JONAS P. LEVY, jes-tf No. 554 Twelfth street, \ BE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL- lowing Goods which we ace prepared to sell at a small advance of cost fur cash : A very large variety of ‘Turner Bros. celebrated Liquors,viz: Turner's Ginger Wine, an excellent remedy for Dispepsia Blackberry randy, certain cure for Diarrhea and sen! Claret, Mad ica, Serry, and Sweet Malaga Wines, ood assortment of SUM MER very u ment o} 5 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES fe tow he very respectfully mvites the public generally Prices moderate, NO. P. DENNIS, @p 24-e03in 6th st., bet. La. ave. and C st. PWO LARGE COACHES, OR SMALL Trustee, wi Cc NIC je 10-2awaed A. GREEN, Auctionser. | of EXCURSION PRR ES by appl mo >. rf = re = , RiONPRW SXLE OF WALUaRLeE | Keck, ongruey ioe a OF. Reer ae SSIONERS’ SALE ‘ . St 8. "s Drug Store, 12th street pg ye ea a Avenue. D- 8: Drson’s Oe TAM WHALES gree of the Cireurt Court of the District of Cotum- |” may 28-e0lm* bia for the pay of Washington, in the matter of ‘ST RECEIVED ATF. A of Frederick Mohler, di , EW _GOODs JUST RECE’ A, a teres Pa viin 1857, the undersigned Come N 'MeGEE’S, 244 Penn. avenue, between 12th and missioners will offer for sale at public auction, to ts consist rin ee nen ees on erence, at = we bRGANDIES ¥ }. i. On s ’ instant, e . eee] of Square of ground No. 231, with the improve- RVELLI, (new material for traveling ments, consisting of a small frame house ; and all veling DUSTERS, (check) &c., &e, of Square of ground No. 211, of the plan of the eve Ladies 1" satel of Washingtou: for desoaplions of which ey ee, ne -| rallied ema andey > ~~ cause. —— ( STINGS AND GOWQUA CASPSTINGS AND COWGUA rriyog Just received, on sale, es superior Impe- ‘hree-ply and double Ingrain Carpet: all new Ehes ‘on Pr front colors, warranted to weigh 2 e yard. pe Eo rolls real-"Gowaua’? white and red checked of— fer to the proceedings in the said ‘The conditions of sale are: One fourth of the pur- chase Roan to be paid at the tinfe of sale, or within three days thereafter ; the residue to be paid in one, two, and three years, with interest from the day of sale, to be secured to the satisfaction of the Commis- bata = a majority of them, a ye tern re ‘J thi ins are not complied with, bey Daw gt Ad at the expiration of three days from the dx Mattings ; these are the it mattings known, and all of superior q) ity will be resold, at the risk ‘soa Uxpense of tue pur | will be the last to be had for years, and will be sold Raspberry, Strawberry, Ginger, and Cherry Bran- | chaser or purchasers, “GLASS, cheap. ‘These, with the other makes we now have dies. all of Spe flavors, Prepared from the pure SAM, 5 POLS AP jn store, comprises the best and most complete stock juice of the fruil 3. C. ” im this. 5 k Rose, Cinnamon, Annis, and Pepperment Cordials T * im dnd Also, dail expected sixteen sheets supsrior and Curacoa, inthe, Essence of Pepperment CHAS. WAL’ NcGLUE, low-pri Fioor Oilelothe, which will be cut up for ixtract of Sarxaparilia, Stoughton Bitters THEODORE missioners, | ®4¥ sized room, hall,or jo a per diagram, af ‘orest Wine Bitters. A. Lioyn, Attorney. EEN. Ametioncer prices ag lew as in any city in We have also on hand,a supply of Dr. Wheeler’s je 0-4 A. GREEN, 4 Always on hand a alt apply o it kinds of brated Shi Wi tters, ndid article, oo addition ‘to the ‘above, ‘we have at ‘all timen'a large supply of the following named stock of Malt Soo ant lacoste ees 3 who use them ‘hiladelphia ¥ Bu | lelphin n ty 'or- iy of Mineral Water, Cider, & ry * i MARNY 8 SHINN EO 57 Green street, Georgetown, furnishing Dry G: respective classes. _je 8-codw CLAGETT, DODSON & CO. a el ek. ned low. he newest of W.>. Bicuiex, sue ivi BaadiAvtitt ee thas, Leo Ne ortwent of WATCHES wey ro EFRIGERATORS.—Some of the best in the Ri. ae the eB ANCIS, 00 7th street,