Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Crimtsat Court.—Judge Crawford’scharge to the grand jury yesterday had the following pas- sage, which should be learned by heart by every parent in the land : “ The shockin; lect of educating properly, according to Ctir pertieelar ctewmnaees. 3 large portion of the young of both sexes, with the certainty accompanying evil of the total want of training, is the great source of crime among us, as it is the world over. The habitual disreyard of restraint inthe United States, the licentious abuse and perversion of true liberty, which can- not exist, except under the constraint of law, is the prolitic parent of private misery and public offence, which, commencing in street brawls and riotous scenes. runs rapidly to the penitentiar: and it may be to an igneminions death. For ai the evils that must in the train of neglected education, of annoying night disturbances, and street rudeness, and swagger, parents and guard- ians have an awful account to settle. The — of young men that des@¥t their homes, especially after nightfall, for the companionship of those who, like themselves, have left the shelter of the domestic roof in search of guilty indulgence, are sowing seed whose product will inevitably be punishment and disgrace to themselves and mis- ery and dishonor to those connected with them by blood or alliance. The authority that could and ought to restrain them is not exercised, and those who allow the reins to fall losely from their grasp will find a day of reckoning ahead which they have reason to dread _*” ‘Theextract below has also at this time ; ‘* In addition to s) your attention may particular pertinency ial examinations, to which invoked, the public, I pre- sume, gentlemen, anticipates at your hands—but, whether it is expected or not. if is in my judg. ment your duty to make—a full inquiry into the true condition of things in this city on the first day of this month ou should ascertain the facts, and present them in an embodied form This, and f think nothing short of this, will or ought to satisfy the community. [Twill only far- ther remark on this orcasion that the laws must be maintained and enforced. and the rights of the eftizen under these laws, and the fair and full ex- ercisxe of them. without interference or hindrance from any quarter, must be protected by whatever legally authorized means are necessary for these purposes.”* {n the Court yesterday, after we went to press, the case of Lewls L. Burnett, charged with re- tailing spirituons liquors without a license, was submitted, and the Court fined the party $16 and costs. The Petit Jury was then dismissed till the opening of the Court this morning at 10 o'clock. - To-day, the case of the United States es. 5. Ridgeway and —— Ridgeway, charged with assault and battery on F. Eckioff, on the 16th of March last, was taken up, and was in prog-ess up to the time our report closed. Key for the United States, Maury and Wharton for nee. Tux River. —At the Long bridge, the boys are still engaged in sturgeon catching. Yesterday they canght I of these unwieldy fish, which were brought to the city market this morning for sale. ‘The preparations for pile driving at the Long bridge are being prosecuted with vigor ; the con- tractor, Mr. Church, expects to have the pile driver ina few days. This morning, a number of new hands were engaged to go on the work with a view to expedit the repairs. During the gust yesterday afternoon the electric fluid struck the house of Capt. S. Foukes near the steamboat wharf, running down the water spout and passing along the ground some two hundred feet expended its force on a pine stomp which was standing in an open space of ground, tearing it up by the roots aud ploughing up the earth for some distance around. (We hear that the light- wing also struck the house of Mr.C. M. Mauray on Third street. The amount of damage done was not ascertained ) At Riley's wharf, arrived schr. Mary Clotilda, feom White Point, with white gravel for WW. Campbell; sehr. Sarah Elizabeth. from Malta- Woman, with 60 cords of pine wood for Riley. At Magruder & Stone's wharf. sehr. Monte- zuma, from Philadelphia, with cargo of cooking coal for G_ L. Sheriff. Arrived at Alexandria. steamer Maryland, from Chesapeake City, with 24 boats loaded with Cum- berland coal in tow. The coal was all taken by a new coal company. (namie unknown,) to supply the trade along the line of the Chesapeake and Obio Canal. This new company have in con- templation the establishment of a coal depot at Point Lookout, if the repairs which are ing made on the canal should become successfully completed. The Maryland will leave Alexandria again to-day for Chesapeake City, to tow another tieet of the canal boats to Alexandria. The steamer Engineer, which has been hereto- fore mentioned as having gone to Alexandria for repairs, came up the river yesterday, and hauled up at the wharf of the steamboat company, where she will be newly painted and then taken to the Reappabannock to be used as heretofore stated ‘ne Mail Bost Company are about establishing a uew wharf at Quantico Point for the conve- hience of ngers. The - Guy” went to Georgetown to-day to load with four for Cazenove, dealer, in Alexandria. The «+ Collyer** goes on her usual trip to-day to Mount Vernon, with a cheerful-looking set of passengers Warer! Water!! Water '!!—This morning we were waited on by a delegation of ladiex, housekeepers on Pennsylvania avenue, who rely on the avenue pumps between Ninth and Thir- teenth streets p as the supply of water necessary for their families, to bey us to beseech the proper authorities to cause the said pumps at once to be put inorder. They say that the pump at Patter- son’s comer gives precions little water with very hard pumping ; that the Ninth and C streets (cor- ner) emits offensive water; that the pump at the southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street has been broken and next to use- less for two years past; that the pump at the northeast coraer of the intersection of the said streets won't yield water; and that the puinp be- fore our (Star office) door is as dry as 2 bone v Tepresent the most ious part of the fell mane know weil that their complaints ai well founded. Itistheduty of the Commissioner at once tocure these evils, and of the police to keep a sharp lookout for all who are disposed to injure sack public necessities. CULTIVATION OF THE PorpuLaR Taste —We never pass Markriter’s windows on Seventh street, without a glance and a pause, to note the almost inevitably something new therein displayed. in the way of pictures, which from their intrinsic merit are worth a position in the finest house, and et are in price not beyond the reach of the house- Loe of the most moderate circumstances. In- tinitely better are good engravings, mounted and varnished in this style, than more pretentious and costly oil paintings. Such pictures as the “ But- terfly Chase,’ “* Bubble Blowing,”’ “My New s,"" «Cold Weather,’’ while they are of the bighest order of design and exeention, are also of that alar-character which makes them at- tractive to even the uneducated eye. Ma¥kriter’s place is just above Odd Fellow’s Hall, and we advise all lovers of the fine arts to make a pause in passing. Tur Gametive Fraternity of this city would do well to keep in memory certain passages in the history of the'city of Vicksburg, if they havea care for their personal well-being. Itseems rather dificult in Wasbinzton city to bring jus- tice to bear on them, but they may yet “ get the hang of the thing ;’’ most expecially if they age? their scoundrelism so unblushingly in the e of day. Within the last week, we bave heard of at least two instances where respectable young ladies in passing along Pennsylvania avenue were subjected to grow insult from the biack-legs, who are wont to sun themselves in front of their dens of an afternoon. Tae New Carnoric Cuvacn, intended to be butlt by the Society of Jesuits is to be commenced immediately. The contractors are, P. Gallant, carpenter. and John MeCullom, bricklayer. The xround is located between First and North Capi- tol. and H and [ streets, and was presented by the venerable Ambrose Lynch, for the purpose of erecting upon it a church and a male orphan asylum oe building of the church is in charge of the Rev. B_ Villiger, S. J. A fine plan for this church edifice has, we learn, heen prepared by a member of the order in George- town. A Rare Cuayce.—The neat and comfortable little house and lot on Thirteenth street (west side) between Pennsylvania avenue and Datreet— to be sold by McGuire at auction on Friday next— (see advertisement in another column)—affords a chance for an investment of a moderate sum not often to be met with The house is well arranged and comfortable, will always command a pune- taal tenant, and is situated in the most desirable part of rity for a residenee of a person who necessarily be much about its business cen- Inbecat Taxixo —Last night, a Mrs. Spring- man was arrested by Officer Cooper, on the oath of Wilhelm Mertz, who charged her with seizing fim in the street and taking his gold watch from hus pocket. The lady was taken before Justice Smith. and admitted that she caught bim and took bis wateb, but that she was angry and took it to make him pay his board bill. She re- tarned the watch and gave security to keep the Peace Ksow!nxe Pigs. —The contractor for the remo- val of slops in the Fifth Ward, is winning gold- en opinions from all sorts of persons by his energy nding out bis carts at an early r in the ting, aud always in a condition to rent kage Most folks are snugly in bed when the «trts are ou their rounds, bat not so the pigs of the Ward, who are out betimes, ‘+ waiting for the Wwagon.** and who follow the vehicle snuiting the savory odors, and squealing out su teations for something more ‘setetantial. az "Any enigma or puzzle designed ** Roperic for our cot; Jution,.. Tax Horticutrerat Exursirion.—The ex- hibition to-day at one o’clock p. in the building of the Art Association ; the Hall being fitted up in a style of raral attractiveness which can only be seen to be suilicientl iated. The sare tastefully adorned with, _soomesen wreaths, and hung with flowers of all descrip- tions and beauty, lants, 5 nt Baap jeed those presented by ue T. great Among the specimens of cut flowers, - Spence from the gardens of Mr. W. W. Cor- coran; a beantiful Latinia Borbonica or fern = from the above Lerman ta ied aetna is truly a magnificent —e perhaps the only one to be seen in this part of the country; a collection of green house plants furnished by Mr. James K. Watt ; a fine collection from the Presi- dent’s garden, furnished by Mr. John Watt, gar- dener to the President, comprising four beautiful centre pieces on moss surroundings, Froenteg, an nppemates of floral verdure and freshness most delicious; two tables of roses in moss baskets, beautiful in ar ement and design, by Mrs John Watt; from Dr. Paige an extensive collec- tion of cut flowers, containing many new varie- ties, —— which we notice some improved va- rieties of the common verbena. Mr William — contributes two dishes of beautiful Roses, almost endless variety; a collection of Cut Roses from the greenhouse of Mr. Jardine, containing an entirely new speci- men, a seedling Rose, of his own raising, of pe- culiar beauty and merit The show of Vegetables and Fruit is of the first quality; though the crowning point inthe straw- berry season is past, some of the specimens on exhibition are considered to be remaikably well chosen and of rare sweetness and flavor. Messrs Spence, Griffith and Howlett contrib- ute some excellent ripe Peaches, of full size ; also G:apes in large clusters on the vine, and juicily iy r ‘A great many other beautiful and remarkable specimens of vegetables, fruits and flowers will be further noticed as the exhibition progresses: The judges who have been selected by the chairman of the committee on arrangements are: From Baltimore, Mr. William J. Breckenridge ; from Alexandria, —— Slater; and from this city, Messrs. John Sani, J. W. Spence and Alexander | MeKearchar. “De. Braypeta anp Mr. Crutcurrr Top- ring Our THE National Moxument.”*—Under this head the New York Herald hasa serio-comic article, which reads amazingly as though from the pen of G. B. Wallis, (“The Doctor,"’) in which, after alluding to the report that Dr Brandreth. with bis aloes and yamboge, had come to the rescue, and that ‘another public spirited adopted citizen—a resident of Washing- ton, of the name of Crutchett—has lately pur- chased all the standing timber around the tomb of Washington. at Mount Vernon, with a view of converting it into money for this same Washington monument,’ it is argued that this monumental association of Brandreth and Crutchett is mighty apropos in various points of view. ‘* Brandreth’s pills are rather a weakening article of diet, and | the consumption necessary to raise forty thousand dollars a year will probably create a market for | at least forty thousand walkingsticks. And thus, in the tinal completion of the monument. the sur- mounting pill box should be crossed with two corresponding walking sticks, just as the coflin of a soldier is crossed with two swords, or after the fashion of that impressive symbol of the skull crossed with the two thigh bones. “It was the pirouetting of Fanny Elssier that topped out the Bunker Hill monuinent. Why, then, should not the national monument to Washi- ington be topped out with Brandieth’s pills and Crutchett’s walking sticks ?"" Centre Marxer.—The supply was fair this morning, save in the fresh fish market, which +15a20e| Roll butter. + 12a15| Phila prin 40 + 12a)8)/Eggs, per do: 16als oy Lettuce, prhead.. 4al2 a, 16 25a31 Spinnach, pr 23 Asparagus, bunch 8 Onions, bunch.... 3 Beef tongue: jTomatoes, doz.... 25a37 Calves heads,each 25; Bermuda Potatoes $1 Bacor + 15a16) Lemons, per doz.. 12a25 + 1al4|Cabbage. prhead. 10a20 Shoulders .. Breast pieces .... Mal6\Radishes, bunch. 2a4 Dried beef. . 17a13 Greeg peas, pr pk 2531 Chickens, pr pair. 75|Strawberries, qt. 625 Turtles, each. . .12a$1.25) Cherries, per qt.. 12als Corned salinon I Shad, per pair Turkeys. Herring, bunc Herrt: Rock, Bunch Terrapins, each... 5 Rock, each... Irish potatoes, pk. 50 Sturgeon, cuts. Corn, pr bush.... 1) Trout, per bunch. 25 Corn, ted) a bi 60) Taylors. prbanech = 25 Beans, prbush.... $2/Shcephead.....$1a$1.25 Rye, pr bush + _ %1| Halibut, per tb... rR Oats... 75| Fresh Salmon, lb. oO Meal . Lobsters, per ib 1 Shorts Fresh Mackrel ... 25 A Desiraete Far —The farm of 156 acres in Culpeper county, Va., advertised in the Star by the owner, Mr. Bowen. for sate, is well known to the editor of this journal. Its soil, location, and general advantages are unsurpassed. It lies al- Most adjoining the county seat, in the midst of a society as cultivated and destrable as any other rural society in the world. The country sur- rounding it is exceedingly picturesque, and in frorn one to six miles of it are springs of sulphur, ebylabeate and alum waters, unsurpassed in the State for health-giving properties. By railroad it is bat three hours travel from this y. The editor of the Star will take pleasure in giving further ¥nformation concerning it to any one de- siring to purchase sueh a place Tax ice-Bouxp WasutncTontans.—Informa- tion has been received from Andrew ‘Tate, late of this city, dated June 6th, in which he states that he arrived at Bayfield, Wiscensin, on the 25th of May, after having been in the ice twenty-two days. Part of the time nothing could be seen but the sky above and iceas faras the eye could reach. He writes favorably of Bayfeld. and thinks when the railroad is completed it will be a great depot tor merchandize at that end of the Lake. ‘The bay is represented as beautiful, and the air so clear and pure that in the morning points fifteen miles distant are distinctly visible. The place is represented as very healthy; there had been but one doctor in the neighborhood, and he was forced to go farming to get something to eat. Usitep States Porice Reports — Before Justice Donn.—Charles D. Rudd, one of the riot- ers at the recent homicide case, came from Alex- andria on Manag £ and entered into recogni- zance in the sum of $266 to appear at the Criini- nal Court now holding. William Doodey was arrested by Police officer Watson, this morning, on two chat of assault | and battery committed on a certain Patrick Quirk and Timothy Shagrove, while partaking of good whiskey on the Sabbath. Upon an investigation of the matter, Timothy, in the goodness of his heart, forgave the assault as well as the battery on him, and compromised the matter. In the other case he was held to security in $266, to appear at the Criminal Court. ‘Tue Povice —The Chief of Police has received the reports of nine officers for the week ending June 13th, showing that in that week seventy- five cases were recorded ; fifty-one Corporation and twenty-eight United States cases. The of- ficers have labored under oie liar disadvantages for a long time, and their reports have conse- quently been irregular. Since they have the assistance of Magistrates in their respective dis- tricts they can work with more system and better effect. Great Baroatns in the Dry Goods line may be had now at R. G. Hyatt’s, 349 Seventh street A better or cheaper assortment of Lawns, Ging- hams, De Bages, Damask eg er Irish Linens, Swiss Muslins, Cambrics, Muslins, Sheetings and Shirtings, Shawls, Scarfs and Mantilias, | Bonnets. Ribbons and Parasols, Hats, Gaiters and Shoes, we presuine, cannot be found anywhere south of New York. Tue Hoo Covers would seem to be prevail ing in this District, judging from the numbers of dead hogs floating in the canal and river. Seve- ral of these lay hot esa to the sun in the canal = ane tide, yester. near the Seventh street ridge. ‘The subject is worthy the attention of the Board of Health. Ixpecent Exposure —Last night. a white man and colored boy were found inthe Centre Market. swapping under clothing. Captain Mills came mpon them, and the boy ran off; but the man having all his clothing to put on, had no chance to escape, and his legs were too drunk to insure success in such an attempt. Reat Estate —The following building lots in subdivision of square 441 fronting on Sixth and Seventh streets and S$ and T streets were sold yesterday A. Green: Lots 12, 13, 14, 15, 07, 18, ivand 3 ate cents per foot, to Michael Willian. Lots 7 and &, at 7% cents per foot, to Daniel Fill and Rudolph Lochboehler. Tar Betcian Pavement, now being laid at the intersection of Seventh street and Pennsylva- hia avenue, is a matter of general curiosity, and the operations of the workmen attract daily a circle of interested lookers-on. Two-thirds of the ground assigned for the experiment has al- ready been cuvered by the new material. Frrewen’s Vist? —Niagara Company No. 5, of Richmond, Va., contemplate a visit to Wash- ington about the middle of July. They will be commanded by Capt. Win. Easley, and they will uum yer about thirty-five men equipped for the exeursion It was Not Samuel P. Robinson, of this eity, mmns tuust be accompanied by the so- | Who was concerned in the ‘street ditticulty men- Uoned in yesterday's Mr. Jos. F. Hopasox asks us to say, in refer- ence to the difficulty alluded to in yesterday’s Star, that an attack was made upon him in the street by the parties alluded to, and that they were arrested at his request. Stack Worx.—The superintendents of the house-painting departments of the work on the extension of the Capitol building have been com- pelled to discharge some eighteen of the journey- men employed thereon on account of having little for them todo. Watcn Returns.—Ira Wilkes, drunk; work- house 60 days. George White. rant; do. Roger ullivan, Fe do. : ice * Lyox’s Magyetic Pownenr, for the extermination of 8, Cockroaches, Motus, Ants, and Mos- uitoes. Also, Pills for the destruction of Rats snd ice, for sale, wholesale and retail, at Shillington’s, Odeon Building, corner of 4% street, and Reser vanea avenue. Fits anp Fever anpAcvr.—To Those who lore their Fellow Beings.—1 have a remedy (purely veg- @table) for Feverand Ague,Fits and Falling Sicknoss, which has never been known to fail. Itisas pleasant, and as chemp.as it 1s etfioncious. 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 shattered Constitution, will receive as a reward this Recipe. It embodies full instructions for making and administering this wonderful Medi- cine. Address, Dr. Tracy Detorwe. New York Post Office je 6- DIED, On the 15th instant, aftera short, but severe ill ness, CHARLES, the beloved son of James and Hannab A. Taylor, aged 2 months and I! days. n Alexandria, Va.. on the 13th instant, A. R., son AUCTION SALES. By JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. . $1 950 CORPORATION OF WASHING- 39 OV rox QuaRTERLyY Stock aT AUCTION. Ou THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 18, at five o'clock, at Auction rooms, I shall sell in sums to suit, 81.5 Corporation of W Quarterly 6 per cent. < a » Fn ee eee ree MoGUIRE, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. LU, JILDING LOT NEAR THE V Ree ee Avction—On MONDAY, the 22d instant, | shall sell, in front of the premises. m., Lot A, in subdivision of Square ¢ it tie corner te blag <4 ole and > —e ersey avenu ving & front on the avenue ¢ 2 feet snc rautun back with hne of D treet t . bi This property is beoutifully situated on the west side of New Jersey avenue, nearly opposite the de- pot, and a fine location fora business stand. aa liberal, and je at 5o’clock Pe 629, situated a made known atsale. _ A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, RUSTEE’S SALE OF DRY GOODS, Furnt- TURE, Cuina, GLass, CROCKERY,AND Rockine- HAM WARE, Cigats, LOOKING GLASSES, &C., AT Avctiox.—On THURSDAY, the igth instant, I shall sell at 10 o'clock, by virtue of adeed of trust from Joseph F. Crown to the trustee, gnd consent of all parties concerned im said deed of trust, all the Merchandise, Goods, and Chattels at the store of said Crown, No. south side of Pennsylvania ave- nue, between 6th and 7th streets, consisting of in rt— Goods, Furniture Ching", Crockery, Rockingham, and Stone are A large number of Clocks, Looking Glasses Glass Counter, Showcase A large lot of Cigars, Fancy Goods, &c. Terms: $90 and under, cash; over that amount a credit of 3) and 6 days, tor notes satisiactorily en- of James W. and Martha EF. Allen, aged 8 months and 3 days. FOR RENT AND SALE. Fok, SAL E—The subscriber wishes to dispose of atwo- ry FRAM IOUSK, to be removed from the lot on which it now stands. It very low. Apply to Mrs. KEEFE, 284 ee and Isth streets, First Ward, Patent Office. je 16-3t* RENT AND SALE,—A large and conve. SHED HOUSE will be rented for : nor until the Ist of January, 1352. Situation healthy, and ina very pleasant neighbor hood, near ‘Pennal i the heights above Georgetown, ‘on the Ist or 15th of July next. As Tenually-"Town Post je 15-eost* ay opemig will be sold H street. bet Ottice, Md. POR, RENT.—One-half of a largo THREE- STORY BRICK HOUSE, with back building, cellar, and kitehen, on reasonable terms. ‘The rooms ean be rented separately if desired. Apply at 470 12th street, two doors from F. Possession given by Ist July, or earlier if required. je 16-2t* Fo RENT.—Two first-story FURNISHED BEDROOMS, with an adjoiming closet. Gen- tlemen requiring convenience to the Public Build- jugs, will tind these lodgings desirable. Apply at No. 4, Waiker’s Row, 9th street. Je 15-5t* SOR SAL, nn liberal terms, that valuable SQUARE OF GROUND No. 183, situated be- tween 8th and 19th streets anf R and 8, containing 100,000 feet. Apply at No. 512 (2d story) ith street, je ls POLLARD WEBB, Agent. OR SALEW—A valuable tract of LAND, con- taming about 63 neres, and within 3 miles of Washington citv, ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; bal- ance in I, 2,3, and 4 years; or haifin cash, and bal- or in city property, improved. Apply at No. 512 story) 7th street. je 12-tf POLLARD WEBB, ra e-story BRICK HOUSE, Ween 2d and Sd streets, contain or terms apply to J. ROVER, on n tant K streets. ie 11-60" VOR SALE.—Either one or both of those newly erected three-story BRICK HOUSES, with back buildings, situated on the west side of i8th street, between F and G. They contain 13 rooms each, with all the modern improvement™ and are on & Lot 190 feet in depth. Also,a BRICK HOUSE, on K street, between 4th and 5th. containing nine rooms and kitchen. The above property will be sold ons ccommodating terms by Sgplying to JOHN R. J EOD. at his Carpenter Shop, on 10th street, or through the Post Office, 1e8-eolw OR RENT OR SALE.—The large four. BRICK HOUSE, with ali the modern ments, with a large brick stable attached, on Indiana avenue, between Ist ai 63. The rent wili be moderate to quire of JNO. P nue. a good tenant. In URDY, Esq., No. 550 Penn. ave- je 5-eo2w* RUG STORE FOR SALE, e STOCK, GOOD WILL, and FIXTUR of a Drug Store eligibly situated, doing an excellent prexenip- tron business. This isan opportunity seid to he met with, as the owner intends leaving the business altogether, Address “* Pharinaceutist,” City Post Office. je ¥eo2w HOUSES on C street, ail the modern improve- ‘The house is four-stories high, with dry cellar. Pure water im the kitchen and through the house. Rent reduced to $46 per month. Ingure of J.B. WARD, 1211 street and Canal. je we OR RENT.—One of in between Ist and 2d, wit ments and conveniences, YOR R ,AREHOLSES on 6th street, between Pennsylvania and Missouri ave- . apply to J. B. WILSON, je +m ND LIVERPOOL ES MAIL STEAMERS WW YORK NITED STA The Ships composing this pedrary Line are: ‘apt. Oliver Eldridge The BALTIC ‘apt. Joseph: Comstock. The ADKIAT - Capt. James West. ‘These ships having been built by contract expressly for the Governinent serviee,every care has been taken in their construction, as also im their engines, tu in- sure strength and speed, and their accommodations = passengers Are unequalled for elegance and com- fort. Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, in first cnlin, $13); in second do., $75: exclusive use of extra size state rooms, $35. From Liverpool to New York, 3) and 20 guineas. An experienced Sur- geonattached to cach ship. No berths can be secured until pid for. “Ihe ships of this line have improved water-tight buik-heads. PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING, FROM NEW YORK. | FROM LIVERPOOL. Saturday, June 20... 1857) Wedwesday, June 24.1257 Saturday, July 4. 1857 Wednesday, July 8. 1857 Saturday, Jaly iv -1857 Wednesday, July 22.185 Saturday, Aug. 1. 1857, Wednesday, Aug. 5 1257 Saturday, Aug. 15.....1857| Wednesday, Aug. 19.1857 Daturday, Sept. 12 1457 | Wednesday, Sept. 2.1 Saturday, Sept. 26... 1657) Wednescday Saturday, Oct. 10 Saturday, Oct. 24 Saturday, Nov. 7 Saturday, Nov. 21 Saturday, Dec.5. -1457, Wednesda 1857; Wednesday, Dec. 9 i Weduesday, Dec. 23. aT 1857 For freight or passage, apply to EDWARD Kr CORLIRE! No. 56, Wall street, ew 5 BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool. STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,, 2, Frars, tom n. x WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris. The owners of these ships wil! not be accountabe for gold, silver, bull» Specie, jewelry, precious stones or metals, unless bills of Inding are signed therefor and the value thereof expressed therein, Awtin dorsed, bearing interest from day of sale. By order of the trustee, A. GREEN, Je 16-d Auctioneer. — By JAS. C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. ERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON sv STREET WEST, BETWE! i AND H STREETS NnortH,—On FRIDAY AF ON, June igt at 649 o'clock, on the premises, I shail sell Lot No. 16, in Edward Dyer’s subdivision of square No. 564, fronting 25 feet on Sd street west, between G and if Streets north, running beck 110 feet toa twenty-five feet alloy. This lot is situated inthe the city, and within ashort d buildings it course of erect pst improving part of nee of the extensive nu by Judge Dougias One-third cash; the residue im 6, 12.and 19 ith interest, secured by deed of trust on JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auct. By J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. SMALL AND NEAT FRAME DWELLING- +9 Hovsr anv Lot oN ISTH STREET, NEAR Penx- S\LVANIA AVENUE AT Pusiic Sace.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June Ith, at 64s o'clock, on the remisex, | shall sell part of Lot No. 1,in Square No. 256, fronting 22 feet on 13th street west, between. north D street and. Pennsylvania avenue, and run- ning back 48 feet 4 inches, with the improvements, consisting of 2 neat and well-built frame dwelling, a z ird cash ; residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest, seeured by a deed of trust on the property. ef eR” _IAS. C. MeGUIRE., Auetionser._ By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. QMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON VIR- bo GINIA AVENUE, NEAR 4?2 STREET. AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June Ith, ac 5 o'clock. in front of the premises, I shall sell Lot No. 22, subdivision of original Lots 6 and 7, in Square 557, with the improvemeuts, being a handsome cottaze- style two story Brick House, containing four rooms. With kitchen, The house is we!l finished, painted outside, has 4 handsome side entrance and porch,and a picket fence in front. The house fronts about fil- teen feet and has a side lot fronting about the same. __ This is a desirable chance to secure a pleasant res idence or to make a paying investment. Terma: One-half cash; balance in Land 2 years, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust on th Decay ip Title perfect. i je i0-d JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOV shall sell lots A, B.C, D, and E, F,end H, in su vision of same Square, fronting Tespectively on Vir- ginia avenue and south E street, between 3d and 444 streets west. Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in 6.12. and 18 months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises, je 1s-d JAS.C. McGUIRE, Auct. . {>" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED in consequence of the rain until THURSDAY AF ERNOON, June Tate, sare hour aud place, - McG UIRE, Auct._ je 16-d ee AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON 4 TO-MORROW. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ERY Me | BUILDING Lor ox 10TH, APTERNOON, June ith, at remises, | shall se!! part of Lot N, Bs. Perens Sra ee the west side west a D 100 feet, and contarning 2.190 feet, ore very beautiful Lot and finely locuted for building purposes. . + One-third cash; the residue in 6 and ie vrarinee Op interest secured by a deed of trust on “ie JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct._ By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. pusuic SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Lot ON NORTH N STREET. BETWEEN 12TH AND ISTH STREETS.—The subscriber will sell, at public sale,on TUESDAY, the 9th day of June, } t o'clock p. m., on the ‘premises, the west half of Jot No.1l,im square No. 281, fronting 35 feet \ of an inch on north N street, between 12th and 13th streets west, by 120 feet deep toa thirty feet alley. The above property 1s situated in one of the most Impreving mod desire! ble parts of the city, and offers to ons desiring either to build or invest a favor- able opportunity. Terms: One-third cash; snd balance in 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing interest, secured by deed in trust upon the property. . CHAS. +i WALLACH, Attorney. je 5-d&ds JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auct. i> THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in consequ of the rain, until TUESDAY AF- TERNOON, June lé6th, same hour and pi CHAS. 8. WALLACH, je W-d JAS. C. McGUIRE, Anet By BARNARD & BUCKEY: Georgetown. VALUABLE FARM IN MONTGC Cousty, at Auction.—On WEDNESDAY, Tith inst. at 2 o’clock Bm. we will sell on the prem: ises, that small and ighly so eee property be- longing to Mr. Edward Shoemaker, about one and a-half nule from Tenaly Town, adjoining the farms of Samuel and Charles Shoemaker, co: acres, ina high state of cultivation, and 1 with @ good two-story Frame Dwelling, Stables, Sheds, &c. ‘There is first-rate water and fine fruit trees on the place. Fora Market Farm, a more de- sirable one cannot be obtamed. Terms liberal, and made known at sal je 9-d BARNARD & BUCK By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF CITY LOTS.—Bs tue of a deed of trust bearing date the 3ist of October, 1454, and recorded in Liber J. A; 4,9 f Y, the 26th day of J Premises, the fon city, D.C. at6 o'clock p. m., on t deseribed Lots in Wash Lots Nos. 13, 14, and 15, in square No. 1945. ‘This roperty fronts on Penn. avenue, between 18th and ith streets east. Nos. | and 4in square south of square ‘his property fronts on Penn. avenue, be- tween I2th strect east and public space. The above lots are in the unmediate neighborhood of the Navy Yard, and offer special inducements for investment, Terms of sa One-third cas! and 18 months, for notes on intere: of trust on the promises so purchased. . The trustee reserves the right to resell, if the ternis are not complied with, in five days, at the cost of the defaulting purchaser. STEV lmtance in 6, 12, — by deed , Trustee, june 15-dts Anctioneer. By BARNARD & QTock OF GROCERIF +9 On THURSDAY MORN o’clock, we will sell at the and 2d street ery, & Sugar, eorgetown, e corner of Fayette the entire stock of Groceries, Crock- Tea, Fish, Bacon, Lard, Salt ‘Tolaceo, if, Spices. Indivo Liquor of ds. Vinegar, Molasses Woodware, Glass, and Crockeryware Tinware, Baskets. Tubs and Buckets. &c. Store fixtures, Scales, Measures, Wheelbarrow, Witha variety of other articles, Terms: $25 and under, cash; over that amount a credit of 3) days, notes satisfactorily endorsed and interest. _Jela-3t___ BARNARD & BUCKFY. Aucts,_ 3; Georgetown. By BARNARD § BL URNITURE AT AUCTION.—On FRIDAY, Sth mst., at 10 o'clock a. ri., we wil! sell at the residence of Dr. Austin, on Hig treet. west side, nexr the Bridge, the Household Furniture, as— Mahogany dining and other Tables, Sideboard iw Chairs, Rocker, Sofa Wardrobes, Bedsteads. Bureaus Washstands, Carpets. Mattresses Beds and Pillows, Looking Glasser Curtains, Glass and Chinaware, Rain Casks, &c. ‘Terms at sale. jelsd BARNARD & BUCKRY, Auets, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. XECUTOR’S SALE OF THIRTY VALU- 4 able Buiipinc Lots 1x tur City or Wasn- BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE Sacer MILLFR, DECEASED, AT AUCTI ‘On MONDAY, the 20th day of June instant wall by order of the executor, commencing at 5 o'clock p. in. at my Anction Room, No. 526 ith street, t a handsome Building Lots, viz Lot No.6, in square Si. .0tt nd 6, in square 49, Lots 3and4. in square 55. Lot 17. in square 514, in square 515, quare 864. 2, and part 21, in square 873. , ih SQuare 429, yinsquare 101, Lot 3, in square south of 1,019, 1 I in square 1 Li nm square },22, Lot 6. in square 1.643, Lots 3, 4, (5, 16, 17. 18, and 19, in square 1,096 Lot 11, in square 435, ‘The attention of the public is respectfully invited ‘They wiil perceive that the property is located in various perts of the city, some of which are in very rapidly tuproving net rhoods, and the sale will tlention. Term: balance in 1,2, 3,4, and 5 years, the rehaser or purchasers to gi notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest trom the Coy ef sale. Interest to be paid semi-runually. A deed given and a deed of trust taken on the Property to secure the payment of the notes. All conveyance at the cost of the pu “RANCIS P _ie Ws-eokds axp LOTS. N 25TH AND T AUCTION. I xetl, in front Pp. m.,8 large three- the Lot on which it stands, ine Lot No. 18 and part of 2, 16. pont £9 feet on K street. be FRONTING ON NORTH K, BETW 26TH STEETS WEST, NEAR THE CIRC, On FRIDAY, the lvth instant, 1 sh of the premises, at 5 o'clock story Brick Houxe and with» larve side ot, bh a oO) 8 pr y fronts 5 tween 25th and 26th streets, back to a thirty-feet alley. The impre nents Are x large substantially built Brick Tiows h back building, cellar, and garret, and all buildings, situated nenr the Circle. . Terms: One-third cash; balanee in six, twelve, and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest from the day of sale, A deed given and deed of trust taken, ‘Title indisputable. Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. 5-d A. GREEN COAL: COAL !!—COAL!!! Now on hand one cargo Range COAL, One do. for Cooking Stoves, Also, Cumberland and al! other kinds of COAL. WOOD! WOOD!! Bine, Oak, and Hickory WOOD. ‘oal kept under cover, 2,240 to the ton. T. J. & W. M.GALT, corner 12th and C streets, may 90-tf one sanare south Pei black Congress (isi- al $1.75 WP. HOOVER'S TRON HALT, BOOT. Ye SHOE, AND TRUNC ESTAB- arge assortinent of the following articles: ra FOR LADIES, aod without heels Ladies colored, brouze, and black French Kid Ladies colored, bronze, regular price, $1.5) ies colored, bronze, and ters, new style, at $125 ani La Se and Slippers, all stvles, nooo BOO 2 FOR GENTLEMEN, Erenel impo Freuch Patent Leather broad-strap walking Shoes veh Calf and Patent Leather Pumps, and Gaiters, $1.50 to $3. Delt hesiterai aad Siseee ofall kinds very cheap. Leather Bonnet Baxes and Valices Ladies Dress and Folio Trunks, new style. Carpet-bags and Hand trunks, Caltat. | Cheap Cash Store, Penn avenue, jell-eolm t. 9th and lth st. Iron Hall, The following are a few of the CHEAP GOODS to be found at K LISHMENT.—Just rectived this day a Ladies bronze, black and colored Gaiters, with and Morocco Slippers and black Gaiters at $1, Misses and Children’s Ga rted Molin Ville Shoes ch Kid and Patent Leather Congress Gait- 2 Lo 4, Boys and’ Youths French Patent feather and All sole leather and ir rame Trunks 38. P. HOOVER'S BARGAINS !-BaRGAINS BARGAINS a HYAT T'S, No. 319 Seventh st. Market: . fast colors, Lawns, worth 124ac; very at 10 and Ro St 12e,, worth i8e.; fine White Brilliante 12%0.; fine Colored Brilliantes at 123s¢, ustal price 2e.; fine and beautiful White Marseilles from 25e. to $1; 2,5» yards fine French Ginghams at lice, aon Price 18e.; 3,000 yards very fine De Bages at ual price Iie.; fine Damask Linin Napkius 9 Shirt Bosoms at 124ge., richly worth 25¢.; sh Linen at 25¢., usual faces good bles Cloths oi fine Dotred and Plein Swiss Muslin only jeces Piniu Cam- briciat Tele. richly wu fine ‘Emnroudered Curtain Mu from Up; 5,000 yds. Bleached gud Brown Sticking rorth "He. Searfs, ai Antillas at Bonnets, Ribbons, and Parasols exten ele Misses’ Shakers, with Curtains, atSitge., us Boys’ Brad ys’ and Youths’ Leghorn and hand & tinge stock of Ladies’, Misses’, cy worth #e.; Shawls, hy Y STOCK OF BOO’ AND SHO. AVE about the largest im this city at the time, and having been purchased before the risgin Leather, can be suid at about 15 to 2 per cent. less than goods purchased at thi time. Call and exatuiue for yourselves, at . P. HOOVER'S, jell Iron Hall, Pa. ave. bet. 9th and lth sts. WW AsilINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. ™ TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS: From WASHINGTON at 6 a. m. connecting at Relay with trains forthe West, and at Baltimore ith those for Philadelphia and New York; at 8.3) 4. m..for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York ; at i m. for Baltimore and Norfolk, and at Relay with Frederick train, EXPRESS at 4.20 p.im.at Relay forthe West and for Annapolis, Baltimore, Pliladelphia, and New York. On Sunday at 7a. m., and 4.20 p.m. . From BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON at bar and med an 3 and 5. Spry inday a ‘a. In, An . Neth TH. PARSONS a = gent. 0. 44 SEVENTH ST. BETWEEN G and H. MORGAN & BRO. respectfully beg leave to in- form their friends and customers, that they are now receiving & well-selected stock of GROCERIES and LIQUORS, whieh they will dispose of at the Mots lowest prices for ual i eash, or to those pune’ in payment, consisting in part as follows: Brown Sugars, 11, 123%, and 13 cts, per Ib; Rio Coffee at 1244 and 14 cents ; Ola Govern- ment Java, I7c.; Ground Coffee, 11 cents; Green and Black ‘Teas, 50,75 cents and SI per Ib.: English and French Mustard, fresh and pure; Yeast Powders; Broma; Cox’s Gelatine; Chow Chow ; Pickles in Oat-meal: Adamantine and Mould Candies; dee; Pepper; Pimento, &c.: Gibson's cele- Old Nectar Whisky, Brand very old Cla- ‘et Wine—Together with all other articles in our line of business, 11-e03t 10 %2 12 PER CENT. INVESTMENTS, We offer for salo— Bouds of the eity of Burlington, Towa ae De Davenport, do - Do do Dubuque, do bo do Keokuk, do Do do St, Louis, Missouri c county di do oO lo Do _ Des Moines Improvement Com . ‘The above anuunt Bonds are all well secured, and we offer them as Bryorebie joresmente. and Children’s Gaiters and Shoes in great variety and at — low prices. Also, Gents’, Boys’, nn: Youths’ Shoes extra cheap. I would invite'all in want of good and cheap goods to call and examine my stock, which in price and quality will undoubted al ton all. _ —— and remember the name and number, He“ea DE CARRIAGES, We have now on hand, of our own manufacture, a fine assortment of LIGHT CARRIAGES of latest and most approved styles, and warranted, in point of workmanship and material, to be equal to any made in the United States. We respeetiully solicit Acall from eitizeus and strangers to examine o work, 8s Mare dorermines to let 2 surpass rin quality of our ‘or in low prices. also do every kind of REPAIRING in @ workman: @ manner and at re ARDNER & PLACE jell-eost 563 12th street, south side of Pu. ar : B BROTHERS, je 13 St os Bankers, _ WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. EB GS “a Onand after SUNDAY, 14th June, the Express ‘Train which now starts at 4.30 will leave at 4.20 Pp. Mey A Train sill leave WASHINGTON. at? and BALTIMORE at 515 ne ease deme rua 101 * (Union& Intel} ares je 12-Iw UBANT HAS Jus’ ECE be DuPAyt BA TR VED ANOTH GREEN SE. J direct from Nassau,‘ Pele fr N tender, of them weigh They will be served Op dane. eee southwest PB 8 ‘en treet, a » etc, ot AS Steaks up, ete By JAS. C. MeGUIRE Auctioneer, prEeex PTORY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT oN D stReFr NoRTH, NEAR IStH.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June Isth, at half past 6 o'ciock, on the premises, Eshall sell parts oi Lots Nos, 11 and 12, in Square No. 293, fronting about 2) feet on north D street, between 12th and 13th streets, run- ning bac vernge depth of about 7 feet, if Jne third, cash; the residue inGand 12 Tern months, with imterest, secured by adeed of trast on the premises, j SAS. C. MeGUIRE. Anet. Je 13-d By A.GREEN DSOME BL DING LOT ON NORTH YEEN 2D AND SD STRRETS WEST, AT UESDAY, the 23d instant, I shall ront of the premises, at 6 o'clock p.m.. Lot square 568, fronting Ww feet on norti E rth side, next to the corner of 2d West, rinning Lack 1ue feet to a 25 feet alley. It is unnecessary for me to say anyt ling relative to the beautiful location of the above-deseribed prop- erty. Alllask is that persons wishing to purchase will examine the premises for themselves. and | satistied that they will be convinced that it 1s one o| th utifal and commanding sites fora pri n that section of the city. and the punding neighborhood ina rapid state of mprove- , Auctioneer. it. erms; One-third cash; the balance in six snd twelve m ¢ notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title indisputable, je t2-d A. GRE Auet.— B Auctioneer. RUST RABLE DWEL- LING 4 LITM STREET, NEAR N.aVENUE—On THURSDAY AF TERN( . +11, at 64s o'clock, on the premises.by virt deed of trust, d and duly recorded in 1.&c., one of the land y C., the subseri- ber will sell, at public auction, t highest bidder, art of Lot No. 13, in square No, 323, fronting 23 feet ve and a half inches on I!th street west, between north C street aud Penn. avenue, and running back 10) feet one inch, with the improvements, consisting of a comfortabie Brick Dwelling House. ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in 6, 12, and = months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the property. Al nveyencing at the cost of purchaser. : HOMAS J. FISHER, Trustee. jel-eokds JAS. C 3 : McGUIRE, Auct, iL The above sale is un ably POSTPONED uutil WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 17th, same hour and place. THOS. J. FISHER, JAS. C. McG hington coi . the : Trustee. je 13- 3. Ane'r. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer, JF VALUABLE REAL ITY OF WasHincton.—B: vee of the Circuit Court of thi trict of Columbia. passed ina cause in which Sarah B. Prench and others sre complainants, and Junius French and Rose French are defendants, the under- signed will sell at public auction, to the highest bid- der, on SATL RDAY » the 27th day of December, 1256, at 4 o’ciock p. m., upon the premises Rit of Yo. 18, in square No. 457, in the city of Wash- nting onthe south stde of E street woth, 6tand 7th streets w 4 comprised by jowing metes and bonndirics : beeiuuing for meat the northwest corner of said lot, and « thence south 1 feet 6 inches toa public ley 25 feet wide ; thence east 33 feet 11 inches; then north 100 feet 6 inches ; and thence ina straight | to the point of bezuming. The improvemenis ec sist of a large and cominodious, Dwelling House, c. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash ; the residue in two equal instal- ments, payable respectively in six and twelve months from the day of sale; the payment of said instal- ments to be secured by the notes of the purchaser, with a surety or sureties to be yp te by the trus- tees, and bea: interest from the day of sale. Should the purchaser fail to comply with the terms of sale within six days after the day of sale, the pro- perty will be resold at his risk and expense, after five days’ notice. All conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. SAMUEL CHILTON CHRISTOHER IN Tru C. W. BOTELER, dee 3-StawSwads Auctioneer, The purchasers of the above property having failed to to comply with the terms of sale, it will be soldon the same terms, at the risk and expent said purchaser, on MONDAY June 224, at halt-past 6 o’elock. SAMUEL CHINTON, CHRISTOPHER INGLE, Trustees ie 4-eod&ds Cc. W. BOTELER. Auet By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. OMMISSIONERS’ SALE OF VALUABLI - Reau Estate.—By virtue of the order and de- cree of the Cireuit Court of the Distriet of Colum- bia for the ae of Washington, in the matter of the heirs of Frederick Mohler, deceased, made on the 13th day of April, 1857, the undersigned Com- missioners will offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder therefor, on the premises, at six o'clock p. m.,on THURSDAY, the 18th fant, all of Square of ground No. 234, with the impro ments, consisting of a sinail frame house ; and all of Square of ground No. 27i, of the plan of the city of Washington; deseriptions of which they re- fer to the proceedings in the srid cause, ~The conditions of sale are: One fourth of the pur- chase m “ed to be paid at the time 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- sioners, or a majority of them, If the terms are not 5 'y at the cx piration of three, nied ny Pg age gM will be resold, at the risk aud expense of the FOF PUTCHASETS.. WPL, E. DOUGLASS, it cutee Mtb. HOS. E.. LL WALTE A THEODORE NeGLvE, SigO™ Attorney. . GREEN: Auctioneer: Geear BARGAINS. DRY GOODS. Selling off at cost to close business. Our whole | us 8 H 3 stock 1s going at cost. Call ery ons SON, forks Ave., south side, near 7th street ~ may 28- Sur OR BOSTON—FIRST_ VESSEL—Tie su Er poner Singer scbuamey, Manin. urs ra. Neel have quick d. teh for the above port. F. freight Appl! TOoHARTLEY & BRO. ais — ter street, Georgetown, D.C, : y AFTERNOON, | phe p se Ment ; | REFRIGERATORS r= | going up to TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Europa. Havirax, June 16 —The Cunsrd Mall Steam- ship Europa, Captain Leitch, arrived here this series § She left Liverpool on the 6th inst. and brings three days later European dates. The news is but the transactions Parliament had assembled, “ates Sy tating oe S ie steam frigate to Ports- mouth to have tmade fas taseoany emote for ing the cable — had been restored in Belgium M ithe Balidayes market had been interrupted me Manxxts —Cotton was steady and un- chaases since the Canada’s arrival. of the Breadstufts were very dull, roses sere gad slightly declined, except ly maintained. Proy nee bene ats, “hy sions were quiet. Consols. The Metropolitan Police Case. ALsanv, June 16.—The Coart of this morning with a full bench. ‘Tae Bene met tan Police Case will come up fortrial to-morrow Arrival of a Surveying Schooner, New Yorx, June 16.—The surveying schooner Arago, from Galveston, Texas, arrived here this morning. Arrival of the North America. Quesec, June 14—The Canadian steamer North America arrived here shortly after midnight with Liverpool papers of Wednesday, the 3d instant, the same as by the Vanderbilt at New York. New Hampshire Affairs, Coxcorp, June 13.—W. W. Eastman has been chosen by the ae Warden of the State rison ; Peter Sanborn, Treasurer, and George G Pogy, State printer. These gentlemen are all Re- publicans — Baltimore Markets. Battixorg, June 16.—Flour closed dull at tac decline; Howard street $7.25 Wheat is dull; white $1.80a81.90, and red $1.75 381.90 for good to prime. Corn is dull; white 83 ¢7, yellow SSase. Whisky is dull at 324 a3ie. New York Markets. N Yorx. June 16.—Flour is heavy at 2 de- cline; sales of 8,000 bbls.; State $6.30080 70, Obio $7.25a$7 §5; Southern $7 40a$7.80_ W heat has a declining tendency, but quotations are nominal. Corn is heavy at a decline; rales of 3,0 bushels; mixed 9c. Pork is deooping; mess $23 20223.35. Beef is steady at $16 Sual7. Lard is unchanged. Whisky is quiet at 33xc. for Ohio. Financial. New York, June i6th —Stocks ared ull. Chi- cago and Rock Island 18 ; Pennsylvania Coal Company 95; Illinois Central shares 135% ; do. bonds 97; Michigan Southern 45; New York onean. 83% ; Reading 75; Va. 6's 2; Missouri s : Sterling exchange is firm. Tue Dvxkarps’ Love Feasts.—The German Baptists, or ‘ Dunkards,”? are now in holding their annual Love Feasts in this county. One commenced last Saturday at noon, on the farm of Jacob Greybill, near Petersburg, and continued until Sunday afternonn. The number of persons present on Sunday was computed at over one thousand—there being nearly four hun- dred carriages upon the ground. The reli exercises of these feasts are conducted in the moxt simple manner; while in order to make no dis- tinction between rich and poor, ard provide for the accommodation of the host at the least i- ble expense, the only refreshment all isa vegetable sou Preaching, the administration of the sacrament, and the washing of feet are the principal features of these annual meetings. The country is divided into precincts or districts. in each of which a love feast is held.—Lancaster Express, June W. - _ i[> The French government has fixed the artuy at 600.000 men—an increase upon the ordi- nary peace establishment. i> Gen. Cavignac and several other Republi- caus will, it is said, become candidates to repre- sent Paris in the new Corps Legislatif. {>> The Empress Eugenia of France, recently appeared at a ball wearing jewels whose value Was estimated at $500,000, and having flounces of lace on her robe that cost $120,000. 1 A plan is being organized by the evangeli- cal section, in England, under the sanction of some of the recently appointed bis! . for an ai- teration and “improvement”? of the Prayer Book i[>~ Mr. Neal lived at Antioch. Asia Minor, on £40 per annum—honse rent, servants’ hire, hoard- ing, and all ; got sevenand a half pounds of mut- ton for one shilling, fat fowls for two pence or: and seventy pounds of fresh fish for asbil- ing. Lavine ty Corx.—On Monday last, the court of Henry county, Va., appointed one of the Over- se-rs of the Poor, an agent to purchase corn for the destitute citizens of the county. to the amount of $600 upon the credit of the 5 17 The Lutheran clergymen in Wurtembe are resolved, if possible. to introduce what they are pleased to call “stricter church discipline,”” and the laymen are so incensed at their conduct that they openly accuse them of being “masked Roman Catholics.** I> An industrial society of Swiss colonists advertise in the Missouri Democrat for B,0wacres of land in that State, and they have on hand a cash capital of $100,000 to make the purchase with hey desire to settle upon some navigable stream, or near some railroad. Ervects or tne Const —The savings banks Which receive deposits on Fridavs were almost entirely deserted last week. The Greenwich s Bank, says the Tribune, did not bave a depositor, while heretofore the average on Frida: was from thirty to sixty. ane Tue THREATENED Mow at Rictmoxp.—The excitement at Richmond, Va_,against the prison- er Hardy, still continues, and the military were again ordered out on urday night. Miss Ben- nett, the victim of Hardy, is recovering. Pennsyivania Pearts —The Lancaster Exg press gives an account of some pearls found in muscles by Dr. W. Fahnestock, W. Gill, and J F. Reigart, at Reigart’s Landing, Co: riv- er. One sheil contained about eighty pearls, several being about the size of lar; e peas. The muscle shells have been polis! and exhibit most beautiful tints and colors of any pearl shells ever seen. ——————— ARPETINGS AND GOWQUA — MATTINGS. Just received, and on sale, 10 bales superior impe- nial three-ply and double Ingrain Carpetings new styles and rich fresh colors, warrant to weikkh 2 and 22 pounds to tae yard. i Also, 5) rolls a white and red checked Mattings; these are the best mattings kvown, snd will be the last to be had for years, aud will be ‘sold cheap. " ith the other makes we now have s the best aud most e stock expected sixteen sheets superior and ced Floor Oilelots, which will be eut up tor any sized room, ep tgs : per diagram, at mth proces 28 lew as in Buy city sit of House. Al nm hand a full su; farnishing Dry Goods, the’ beat and newest of their CLAGETT, DODSON & GO. a es. jeer & MANTILLAS FROM AUCTION, To sell from $2 50 to $7.59 each, Worth bie the money. To sell from $2.59 to sisted _ Worth double the money. To sell from $2.51 to 87.58 each. z Worth double 5 This day received from New York be phia Auctions, at MANTILLA EM 1UM of Wee . & ee Je 12-e03t avenue. ——— NiAaic ICE CREAM FREEZERS FROM 2 ivi tos * guarts. Beat WATER COOLERS, all sizes. mn or River Water of lot of those uneugalied ATDES. just received at our House- 'e Rooms, % & CO., MGR nd St eh or. —We have other lot of these superior REF RY ATORS which we have been selling for the last five years ; the high re) on, they have, wherev: |, WArrants us in recommending them ss the best and most economical article of the kind now in use—the st: very handsome. For sale, ches; Spee Tease Freres ug Warerooms, No. 540 7th McGREGOR & Cb. 5 REFRIGEE furnixhing W her are received _a: GE- SH—FISH—FISH, F'Sitierrels grime No.1 Eastern HERRI . i store amd PTY & WILLIAMS, No. 5northwest corner of High and Water street, Georgetown. Lf PASSED.—The artist, por i f Schwabeno, in Italy = jastth ished in fresco oil-printing, after the Hala school, the passage at Charies Werne: is suloon to take a gia: ueneman’s celebrated Lager- a by ali Doctors as the healthiest beverage of the nen. son, can see it without extra charge. je SEMLANNUAL NOTICE.-W: ©) gaged making off and shail as ui the same p tow all who are aware All kints of sewing executed at short notice TYSSOWSKI'S SE) MY MES SURO RTS STUNG aeons