Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tax Wasuixctos Horricutregat Socis- tv's Exutstrrow —Several more specimens of [Lixatoand ot Severe weve ited at the Ex- {bition-room 5 our visit to the place—many of them being of new species and sweet nee. The Exhibition was last night, and, notwithstanding the unfavorable state of the weather, was crowded wie visitors, a large pro- of the ¥ We were uliarly pleased with the ance as well as the compettiee of the new Bird by Prof. S Waltz, composed new Polka, com; by Mr. F. Prosperi, and dedicated to a Washington lady. This piece, in its conception and execution, is intended to filus- trate the varied and almost endless whims and foibles of woman. The stated meeting of the Society was held last might in the room below the ex ition hall, and the nominations of new members which were laid over at the preceding meeting, accord- ing to the constitution, were unanimously con- fimed. A ines number of nominations were presented for election at the next stated pa The report of the judges of the present exhibi- tiom was received and approved by the united vote of the Society. Votes of thanks were to the committee of a ments, the of the exhibition, and to the President of the Society, Mr. W. W. Corcoran, for his kindness in giving the use of ag apaoens bead Sr eee ne aia jet the ex ition open until id ovtlock. on Pridat night was discussed 5 and it was finally decided that the exhibition cor- tinue open uatil that time. On motion of Mr. Clarke, ladies were permitted to become full members of the Society. The meeting then adj 3 To-day the exhibition presents new attractions in the way of ripe Peaches from the garden of Mr. Corcoran. r. 8 exhibits a new plant called Aristolochie, or Duck Plant; also named the Dutchman's Pipe. This plant is very pecu- liar In shape, bearing some resemblance (0. both its cognomens, apd emits a smell not near as pleasant as the latter would give forth. From Professor Paye’s greenhouse we notice new imens of Roses, of beautiful color and delightful fmgrance. Also, from the same gen tleman's extensive nardens. specimens of the Pyrethereum Roseum, ot bug exterminati lant. This plant has the quality of exterminat- ng all insects of the bug. fly or worm species ters. It that are the pest ot all gardeners and re rapidly and does not sap thesoil. ¢ cultivation of this plant in the fields de- vos:ated by the army worm, might result fn check- ing this and other such terri ts. The Horticultural Society is aleady benefitting the community by bringing before the public eve important facts and discoveries valuable to all classes. ’ ‘Tux River.—At the eastern draw of the Long Bridge the lumber vessels which pass up tothe mouth of the canal keep the draw-master in a verpetual fever. He says that no sooner is the raw closed than along comes a schooner or a = dozen of them, and open goes the draw = n resterday evening a church picnic came over the river from Arlington, and in attempting to pass through the draw the longboat ou which against a pier of the ‘The ladies had to be they were assembied ran bridge and stuck fast. hoisted over the sarggee. of the bridge just as the heavy rain came up, and then ens: an extensive pean | — hese rbegeounls no serious damage was done beyond the wounds to whale- bone and crinoline. : To-day, the Ebenezer (M. F..) Sabbath school, Navy nae, went Jovan. tee river on board the steamer ‘ton, a ’s pleasure at Jn- dian Head and Fort Washing m. Some three Lundred persons were on board, notwithstanding the unfavorable state of the weather. 6 From Alexandria we have the following items: The steamer Maryland arrived at Baltimore yesterday, and was to start for Chesapeake City | this morning. 8 The brig Wave arrived at the Alexandria wharf on Monday, from New Brunswick, with 350 tons of plaster. She is loading with square oak tim- ber, for ship-bullding purposes, for builders at Halifax. This timber is cut principal = se ssh regapm haem Va.. and is of the | very t ty. Tl Hinel| dealers in ship | timber ot Alexsadris ae Meters Fowle & CoP who are doing an extensive business in that time. The schooner M. Burr, (Boston ket line.) Capt. Nicholson, sails from Alexandria for Bos- ton to-day. The agent of the line (Mr Eldridge) generally manages to start off by this line one vessel per week, with freight for Boston. The schooner Arctic, Bent, from St. John’s, N. B., sailed on her homeward yd yesterday. Two more St. John’s vessels start for the above port, with heavy cargoes of flour, to-day. Arrived, at Kiley’s wharf. schooner Gambria, Thomas, from Port Deposit, with lumber for J. Pardy. A Goon Sugoxstios.—A correspondent makes the following suggestion, to which we heartily say “Amen :"’ Mr. Editor: Through the mediumof your pa- t. I desire to call the attention of thie Board of Nidenaen and Common Council to the considera- tion, in their respective Boards, of the propriety of making a liberal appropriation for a displa Of fireworks in this city, on the night of the 4 of July. It is invariably done in the larger cities as a matter of policy as well as patriotism, being deemed conducive to the interests of the city im bringing crowds of visitors from the ad- jacent country within the town, who by their presence, benefit tradesmen, hotel-keepers, and many others. Very few holidays are observed in this country, and no amusements for the people at the public expense, as in France, Germany,and Spaia. ee celebration of this, the most Ts event of our history, has been sadly neglected late , and unless something be done to awa- ken In the minds and hearts of the ple the ne- cessity of its observance in some form or other, ju the course of a few years the Fourth of July will come and go without remark. John Adams, y the passage of the resolutions declaring the United olonies free and independent Statés, said, ‘I believe that it will be celebrated by suc- ceeding generations as the great anniversary fes- tival “ee ought to be solemnized with amg Sor rade, with shows, , Sports, guns, bells, res and illurinations from one end of this pent to the other, from this time forth, for- evermore '’’ Some token of rejoicing should cer- tainly mark the passage of this interesting day, the anniversary of the Declaration of Independ- mance and the foundation of the zreatest nation on earth. I trust our City Fathers will take the matter into consideration. There cau be no doubt, ifa liberal appropriation be made for a fine tpn an | of fireworks on the evening of the Fourth it will meet the hearty approval of all our citizens. Yours truly, ReMemppancer. Cuminat Covrt.—Judge Crawford.—The assault and battery case of Elias and Ross Sulli- van and Charles H. Merrill on Ruppell at Geo! n, Was yesterday submitted to the jury without argument, which returned a verdict of uilty im the cases of Elias Sullivan and Charles Re Merrill. They found no evidence sutfticieatly ste to implicate Ross Sullivan in said affray; aecording!: ‘was op vse The Court sen- tenced E. duitivan and Merrill to pay, each, a fine of $10, and costs. Mr. Morgan preseated Mr. Anthony Y Hoffer. of St. Louis, who was admitted to practice in this Court. The case of the United States rs. Wm. Carpen- ter, free colored, came up next, in which the de- fendant was charged, by Jacob C. Gibson, with the larceny of a piece —— valued at $6. Me. Mastin was appointed by the Court as coun- sel for the defendant. Found guilty, and sen- tenced to bard labor in the Penitentiary of the District of Columbia for a period of one year. The Court then adjourned. ‘To-day, the first case taken up was No. @1, wheretu John Williams and Jacob Powers are charged with being concerned in a riot at the res- taurant of Wm, ri in Georgetown, on the ist day of February last. The evidence against the parties tinplicated wax not sufficiently seaond te a riot; but the District Attorney ask that Powell should be held in custody to come before the Grand Jury in a new aspect ; that in King |" of o rticipation in an assault with aft to xual It a so ordered by the Court, ama the other party was dismissed. The next case taken up was U.S. es. James Hagan. larceny of a halter and a pair of reins from Wm. Campbell! on the ith day of May last; Verdict of guilty. City ImprovEMENts.— Commissioner Espey has commenced the grading and graveling of Siath street west, from EF. to M street south. Some prs heavy work is required at the southern end of Sixth st. The pavement and flacways on Third street, from Maryland to Virginia avenue, have Leen com: - and aresuid to be an excellent job. The work of cutting through Twenty-build- ing Hill is rapidly progressing, and is part of the work required in grading graveling N st:eet south, from Potomac river to New Je:sey avenue This is the ouly thoroughfare from the Seventh to the Fifth Ward over James creek. From the Fifth to the Sixtlk Ward the street is already opened ; when completed, itawill provide an ex- cellent road from the Navy Yard to the Potomac, in the Seventh Ward. The Commissiéner has nearly completed the work of paving around all the pumps in that ward, which were in bad con- dition for want of such pavements, Secoxp District Pos. rez —The officers of this district, which has been so long without a police Magistrate, since the appointment of John D. Clark, Lip have been attending to thé pole business of the Ward at his office. The = ing cases are recorded on his cor hou doeket : J. A. Cameron and J. W_ Smit », selling liquor Without license; tined $20 and costseach. C . Beckett, rofanity ; fined $1 and costs. Jno Kelly and K. Mosher, Vagrancy ; workhouse 60 days, > TX ‘urkeys,.....$1. an cae ‘Terrapins, each... 37887] Rock Now Ponecen bi: New ‘k, each Corn, pr bush.... 9a$1) Sturgeon, cuts... 12a50 -Sia$1 50 Corn,ear,prbush. 60! Trout bunch, 25 Beans, pr bush. - 8 Talore pr panels 25 Rye, prbash...... $1 Pastis +++. S1aSl.25 Oats. + 70075) Halil 2 por ib.» 13 + %a$i| Fresh pong refs 2 Shipstuifs ....°°1! 40x00] Fresh Madkrel.. 95 The fish matket continues to be but poorly supplied; the condition of the river being favor- abl only for sturgeon, cat, and eel fishing. Distursance ty Tae Sixta District —On Monday last five marines entered the tavern of Mrs. E. Murphy, on the'Navy Yard, and, getting maddened by their too frequent potations, entered upon a general demolition of counters, window- lights and sash, pitchers, tumblers, &o.; and after sacking the bar they went to fighti among themselves, to the g: alarm of: caatten hood. They kept possession for some time, until officer Rob’ |, Who had been on duty in an- other quarter, came to the rescue, and, at consi€- erable risk to life and limb, succeeded with the assistance of others in neat them. After ex- amination before Justice Cull they were com- mitted for Court. Justice Cull also disposed of the following cases: John Sweeny, for selling by the small; fined $20 ad i See ineceny fore —— language; costs. Stewart, for pen ory ‘and abusive language ; Ss and costs. Tae Wratuer.—Range of the thermometer from Thursday noon, Jane 11, to this morning : Morning. nome Night. — 7 a 75 75 75 s 75 ed “72 6 i so 72 “. - 72 _ Average height of the thermometer in the morn- ings, from June 12th to 18th, Inclusive, 69° 05’, irst quarter moon Sunday, June 28, shortly after 11 p.m. Remarks.—June lth, finished fine and air ¢co!- er; 12th, watm southwesterly wind all day, and much milder; 13th, thunder gust with rain, warm Clo ron out; 5 ng out, and cloudy throughout; th, warm throughout lightning at night; 15th, thunder gust with rain; i6th, thunder gust with light rain; 17th, thunder gust with rain; iSth, cloudy, air close—Potomac So muddy. - B. EORGETOwN, June 18, 1857. Martaimontat.—At two o'clock p. m., yester- day, a hymenial affair came offat Wesley Chapel, the Rev. Mr. Krebbs officiating—the priicipals being Mr. Milton ©. Dove and Miss Mary F. Lawrenson, youngest daughter of Jas. W. Law- renson, of this city. The charch was pretty nearly filled by an as- seimblace of relatives and numerous friends. The bridal party were dressed pooacslise: to the sensible manuer of the day, in appropriate trav- eling costume, and upon the couclusion of the ceremony and the attendant—and in this case most ea‘nestly expressed—congratulations and leave-takinz, they took the evening train of cars for a bridal trip northwards. Wauart's Wrone ?—This morning a very well- dressed, and by no meats bad-looking, woman stopped suddenly on the sidewalk at the corner of Eleventh street and the Avenue, smashed her market basket on the paving stones in a way that must have been hurtful to anything in the egg line therein. then commenced tearing up her ute threads. To the inquiries of y , Who yathered in natural surprise at such strange Rrocessings, she only replied that she was very unhappy, and that in the wide world she could find nothing but deceit. Saying which she lifted her basket and moved rapidly on to- wards the Capitol. She appeared ratherto be Spee under strong nervous excitement ge to be deranged. We hear that she resides én Capitol Hill. Prick oF Provisions —Provisions at the stores continue to sell at very high rates, and when we take into consideration the price of labor, we are not surprised that the poor remain poor : Superfine flour per bbl. $8.50, family do. $9.50 a$10,50, retail = Ib. 4¥e; , per bushel, $1; sugar, per Ib., ilal6e ; coffee, 12ai8; tea,50a$i.25 ; rice, 7¢e; bacon, 124al6e; molassess, per gallon, 62a7S5e; vinegar, 25c; la oil, $1.25a81.50; candles, 18%: } Soap, 6Y: ; salt S0a62 57. A Rare Cuance —To a person desiring a neat and comfortable smal! dwelling-house, conveni- ent to the business:heart of the city, the premises on Thirteenth street, between Pennsylvania ave- nne and D street, (to be sold to-morrow at auc- tion by McGuire) uffords the best opportunity for an investment, at present advert: in the city pers. Its location is unsu: and it em- races more comforts and conveniences than any other premises we know, of the same size. EXcuRsion To ARLINGTON.—Undoubtedly the most thoroughly enjoyable excursions of the sea- son, thus far—especially for ladies—have been those of our city Sunday Schools. Rowdies and hard cases give such affairs a wide berth, and thus the participators are left free to enjoy all the delights of such a rural trip, withont annoyance. The excursion of the First Baptist Church Sab- bath School to Arlington, on Thursday, June 25, promises to be a delightful trip, indeed. FestivaL 1x Gzoncxrowx.—A delightful festival is now in progress at the Union Hotel, Georgetown, for the Benefit of st. John’s Sunday Scheol. Who has not heard of the beautif ladies and sweet tlowers of Georgetown? ++ See- ing is believing,’’ and we advise our readers to’ visit this festival and make confirmation doubly) sure. . Deav Swine.—The scavenger of the Seventh Ward was called upon, a day or two since, to re- move dead animals from the river shore, and among the carcases were those of seven hogs, which had floated down the river, and were left on the shore by the ebb tide. Where these ani- mals came from, or what the cause of their death was unknown. Ixsrgctoas ov THE PENITENTIARY.—TheSec- retary of the Interior bas appointed John C. Rives and George Parker, of this city, and Robt. Ould, of Georgetown, Inspectors of the Peniten- tiary Warcn Returns. —The cells at the Central Station were empty this morning. \ ‘The eity was uiet last night; the expectation of h Tain, = doubt, jo th> regulag patron) of the Guard-house at their homes. s Mapame Mount prepared by 3 Salve for the cur C) Sooo. whieh never was fail, Also, 2 Cordini for Dysentery, Diar- a immer Complaint, wi acts as a per- fect charm to arr: Al lof these : Salve for the Piles fan extrent rote e howe Sueke ereinn — ‘ive thema trial. Like her Con- sum; pel S| may be relied on. She offers no article but What has been tested. ‘To ba bad at No. 398 G week between lith aud I2th. Also atN & Palmer’: St ot Naira & Palmer's Drug Sto Lyon's Macxetic Pownenr, for the extermination Soanes, Cockroaches, Moths, Ants, and Mos. witoes. Also, Pills for the destruction of Rats and Mice, for sale, wholesale and retau’ Odeon Bui wi at ington’: corner of 434 soeee sel Panay vanea avenu: Firs axp Fever aSDAGUE.—To Those who lore their Fellow Beings.—| have aremedy ( purely veg- t guc,.Pitsand Falling Sickness, which hasnever been known to fail. Itisas pleasant cheap.as it ethencious. Auiy person who will hi directions to the residences, of OF Merepen sel or any dis- ee. => fering from a bro- Onatitut Tecetve as ect It embodies fu ; nf adn ring this wenderful Medi- ress, Dx. Tracy DELorma, New York ce Je6- MARRIED, in the 17th i it, Rev. William Krebs, MPETON G. DOVE oF Dd. to MARY F., davgnter of Jama Lawrenacn of ties jam: 8 Lawrenacn, o| oie ap as Bs tn ant Zday EPR Ne eg ee eee salted att DIED,’ riday, the 19th u a ES) ad STOCK OF PIANOS. ME- pe ig A a ay Mu- m cal Merchandise Washington City, is . N PypEEis i je16 = No, 906 Pa, avenue bet, 9th and 10th sts, {se Sq. to Miss BLLA- “ance iat any f PEPt RE ce BOCES + RENT AND SALE. OR RENT—A small-B: \OUSE, situated F on Blicvreen lath Pion = ‘stand: y con! ur rooms: & pump water at t . it Pai | the igs Altre PRRBE- SOR PaO wes ‘atthe samepince, se sak OR RENT.—A smali th OU! FP Re amr Ha nceaal three-story brie HOUSE, C stree! Rent g12.50 : SHO. RAD AMS, Patent Office MUmreel GEO. KAT ‘OR RENT—The vw leasant RESIDENCE, F 0. 352 C street, late! y oopapied by the ‘subseri ber, containing eight rooms besides bath room and Lo agit with “pe of excellent water inthe ki en. pply at 47 C street, between 4% and 6th st 1 HH, HAVE. Tu itch- Fo RENT+A ory ick 2 LING. with be tlding afine yard at- tached, situated on E street, between 13th and I4th streets. ‘Ti could be made one of the best business stands in Washington, being within a few steps of Willards’, and adjoining Flint’s Hotel. Pos- agttion given the ist of July. Apply to PRANCIS MILLER, Family Grooee, ‘corner of F and i2th sts. _Je 18- (intel) NISHED COTTAGE FOR RENT—A leasant COTTAGE, newly f through- out wil be cs low to'x smal fry joairing to ‘. py i aring e@ summer months. ply to Chas. BY 108 ‘bet and I one door From Heo” iiss bedas 18-2w ’ OR SALE OR RENT.—The large and commo- dious three-story BRICK DWELLING ous H No, 522, Ls stroat, etween oth and th, north si wi just been put in e er for occupancy, will be sold onapoommodst terms. or rent wtoaood tenant. It has a large brick stable attached to it. For information apply to GEO. BURNS, No. 340 Penn. avenue, or to the sub- scriber, ANDREW SMALL, No. 291 C street, be- tween 9th and 10th. oe je 18-6t JABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— Be a a that valuable eal pus Loy as ee ocr ewe = the ‘ores! rince ‘e’s coun J+» containin: 36 ACRES OF LAND. 2 s Thi one of the most valuable estates in this connty. Itis easy of cultivation, and has ail t advantages of Water, and is also heavily Timbered. It adjoins the estates of Dr. David Craufurd. Geo. . Craufard. Zachariah coghi a Sr, Dr. Benjama ee and others, and layson the road leading from ladensburg to Upper Marlborough, about five miles from Upper Marlborough and twelve from Wash- ington City. ‘l'here is also fine Meadow, contain- ing between Gand 80 eighty acres of ve: Land, This land produces Juxuriautly all the crops asually grown in this 1e-ion of country, such as wheat, corn, rye, oats, tulacco, &c. There is about ene hundred acres of prime white oak Timber Land im the tract. E - Persons wishing to purchase will please call on tho undersigned, living near the premises, who will take Soest peneeee in showing it to.all such. ‘This land is susecptible of division, and will be divided into two lots to suit purchasers, if desired. If this land is not sold at private sale on or before THURSDAY, the 3tth day of July next, it will be offered on that day at public sale, at the subseriber’s home place, to the highest bidder. There will be a plat exhibited on the day of sale. Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money will be required in eash on the dey of sale; and the balanee in one and two years, with approved securi- ty, bearing interest from the day of asle;. ora mort gage on the land, if preferred by the purchaser, je 18-eotf Z. B. BEALL. The subscriber wishes to dispos: X ofatwo-story FRAME HOUSE, to beremov: immediately from the lot on which it now stands, It will be sold very low, A to Mrs. KEEFE, 234 Hi street, between 17th and 18th streets, First Ward, orto WM. N. KEEFE, Patent Office. je 16 St* Fk ee re first-story FURNISHED BEDROOMS, with an adjoining closet. Gen- tlemen requiring convenience to the Public Build- ings, will find these lodgings desirable. Apply at No. 4, Walker's Row, 9th street. je 15-5t* ‘FSR SALES Os. liberal terms, that valuable SQUARE OF GROUND No. 13s, situated be- tween 18th and 19th streets-and R and 8, containing 100,000 feet. Apply at No. 512(2d story) 7th street. jes < POLLARD WEBB, Agent. Fo SALE.—A valuable tract of LAND, con- taining about 63 acres, and within 3 miles of Washington citv, Terms: One-fourth eash; bal- anes tn 1,2, 3, and 4 years; or halfin cash, and bai- ance in city property, improved. Apply at No. 512 2d at )7th street, a POLLARD WEBB, je 12-tf "Fe. OWNERS OF GITY PROPERTY AND CAPITALISTS.—The subscriber offers to pur chase and sel! Real Estate on commission, Having oceasion to visite ail parts of the city, and critically to examine every class of property unusual opportu- nities of buying and selling to advantage are present- prime ed. Qtice corer ol, Penn. avenue and 10th street, @! Wings Bank, “fe 6-eo'm* RAFTON D. HANSON. OR SAL er one or both of those newly story BRICK HOUSES, with hsek buildings, situated on the west side of I8th street, between F and G. They contain 13 rooms each. with all the modern improvementay and re on a Lot 13) feet in epi Sia eae enna ms * sVOsk AUCTION SALES. ©. Sr nsenseD - SU ORERS comrern, xj . Sone TERDAy AP TERNOON. sor) Bt 5K 0 we will sell, tothe h a Inchon doptnof hand. Ss fooe bee oo enc anel in ood onbees ther with all lier sats, pnd ag chains. ‘e., complete, ‘Terms made known at i jele BARNARD & BUCKEY, Ancis, By WALL & BARNARD. Anctidtiddts, r ORSE, WAGON, AND NESS A Ft UR DAT Non ING, June 2: hall sell in front of. son Rooms, the owners, ‘Samstag « Bro. having further use for them— : “ i Ny Hoe 88, callebie de meckst wiGht earn ary . Iso, 1 Bay Bi le ve. “Terms he WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. By JAS, C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. EREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE Buitpine Lor opposite Skaton’s. GARDEN.— On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Jane 23d, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, I shall sell part of Lot No. Il, in square No. 514, fronting 2 feet on 5th street west, between I. streets north, running back ag ns Laer peo ; the idue in 6 and months, ‘with interest, seoured by a dood of tru: ey sas. c. MeGUIRE, Auct. je 18. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. SALE OF ONE OF THE vere yeh ote gre ON PENNSYLV. AVE) Avetiox. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Juue 17th, at¢4¢ o’clocky I shall sell, on the premises. the whole of Lot No. 11, in square No. 256, fronting 43 foet 4 inches on Pennsylvania avenue, between 13th stress. also having a front of 20 foot 7 inches on} street, generally known as the jo yy there are but few unimproved lots remaining on the avenue,a rare opportunity is now presented to capitalist and those desirous o' rehin este and prabtableinvectment to obtaindemded a most de sirable vacant lot on this beautiful public thorough- fare. ‘es close proximity to the various Departmen’ and its central position render it peculiaily valuable as teon which to erect a theatre or public hall. f also deemed an admirable location for offices or stores. Terms : One-third cash; balance on a credit of 1, 2, ane years, notes bearing eon mepaiect onts, seu . conveyancing at purchaser's cus! je 8d oven. W. BOTELER, Auet. . 1° THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED in consequence of the rain to SATURDAY AF- TERNOON, June 2th, at same hour. june i8-st_"" CG. W. BOTELER, Auct._ By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. FURNITUR anv HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS at Avuctiox.—On THURSDAY MORNING, June 25th, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of J. Madic son Cutt: -. on 15th street, between G and H streets north, I shall sell his Furniture and Effects, comprisin: Rosewood Getave Piano Forte, by Chickering, cov- ‘00! erand 8 Damtsk and Plush Covered Sofas de Seat Lounges, Ottomans Walnut Fscaption Chairs, finished in Satin Damask Et us! Marble-top and Fancy Tabies Crimson Curtains, Cornice and Fixtures Excelient Gas Chandeliers, Brackets, &c. Walant Whatnot, Rosewood Cabinet Brussels, Three-ply, and other Carpets, Rugs Stair Carpet. Oi! Cloth, Matting Mahogany Double and Single Wardrobes and Bed- steads Marble-top Dressing Bureaus and Washstands Cottage Badsteads, Painted Bureans Heche! aes Mattresses, Feather Bed, Bolsters aul Pillows Looking Glasses, Chairs, Toilet Sots Mahogany Sideboard, Extension Tabla Do Refreshment Table, Lounge China, Glass, and Crockery Ware Cooking Stove, Chamber Stoves: : Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen Requisites, Terms: $30 and under, cash; over that sum a credit of 60 and 99 days, for satisfactorily endorsed oter. bea: it it. “eed "5. C, MeGUIRE, Auct, By JAS. C. McGUIRE Auctioneer. EREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on D stReFT NORTH, SEAR 1STH.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 19th, at Lead sree o'clock, on the premises, [shall sell parts of Lots Nos. II and 12,1in Square No. 293, fronting about 2 feet on north D street, between 12th and 13th streets, run- ning back an average depth of about 70 feet. Terms: One third, cash; the residue in6and 12 eees with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. Je 13-8 JAS. C. MeGUIRF, Auct. By JAS. C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. ERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON sp STREET WEST, BETWEEN G AND Hf STREETS NortTH,—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 19th, at 644 0’clock, on the premises, I shall sell Lot No. 15, in Edward Dyer’s subdivision of square No. 563, fronting 25 feet on Sd strect west, between G and H noes north, running beck 110 feet to atwenty-tive feet alley. Ths Tot is situated inthe most improving part of the city, and within a short distance of the extensive buildings in course of erection by Judge Dougins Also, a BRICK HOUSE, on K street, between 4th | and others. Sth. containing nine rooms and kitchen. ‘Fer One-third cash; the residue in 6, 12.and 18 The above property will be sold on nccommodating | months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on terms by applying to JOHN R. McLEOD-.at his | the premises. a Carpenter Shop, on 10th street, or through the Post Je 16-d JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auct. Office. 1e8- eo2w OR RENT OR SALE.—The large four-story ASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. F BRICK HOUSE, with all the modern improve- W — ments, with a larze brick stable attached, situated on Fndiana avenue, between Ist rnd 2d streets, No. 63. The rent will be moderate to a good tenant. In- quire of JNO. PURDY, Esq., No. 550 meeeceep- 00: RUG STORE FOR SAL The STOCK, GOOD WILL, and FIXTCRES of a Drug Store eligibly situated, doing an wevegs ft they tion business. This isan opportunity seldom to he met with, as the owner intends leaving the business altogether. Address Pharmaceutist,” City ‘ost jee. FOR BENT AND. SA LEA large and conve- the Sit ient FURNISHED HOUSE will berented for miner season, or until the Ist of January, 185%. on eg a Rang ‘a very pleasant neizhbor y- hood, near Tennal ‘own, on the heights above Georgetown, Possession ‘en on the tst or 15th of July next. Address H. D.H., Tennally-‘Town Post ce, Md. je 15-e0St* HOUSES on C street, all the modera improve- ments and couvenionves. ‘The house 1s four-sturies ingh, with dry cellar. Pure water in the kitchen and through the house. Rent reduced to Stper month. iri J.B. WARD, 12th street and Canal. we Ev RENT.—One ed between Ist and 2d, wit! A neat and convenient DWEL- SE, containing five pleasant rovins, ‘mont avenue, near the corner of N Streetnorth. It will be for sale tow if early upplica- tion is made tothe subser;ber, on the premises, or ab his place of business, 325 F. street, betweeu 12th and 13th streets. etoeumt” (States) _J.L. MARR. FOR RENT.—Two WAREHOUSES on 6th street, betwoen Pennsylvaria and Missouri ave- Oe For terms, &c., apply to J. B. WILSON, No. 527 Penn. aveuué. je Sim FAreatn !~BARGAINS "BARGAINS!!! ‘The fo! lowitg ates few of the CHEAP GOODS to be found at R.G. HYATT’S, No. 349 Seventh st. third door below the Northern Market : «2,000 yards fine a handsome Lawns, fast colors, at l0e., richly worth I242e; very fine Robe Lawns. at 2c. worth I8e.; fine White Brilliante at 10 and 1 fine Colored Brilhantes at 12!e, usttal price 2 al tiful White Marseilles from ae. to $1; 2,500 yards fine French Gingh t i2he., — ce 18c.; 3,000 yards very hue De Bages at usd price 1$¢.; fine Damask Linn Napkins hirt Besoms at laiie.. h Linew at 250.5 usual richly worth wee Linen ‘Tables Cloths only 31% Muslin only 12dec. Pi + Fichly worth 2 ne Embroidered Curtain Muslin from 1249c. up; yds. Bleached and Brown Shirting at 6gc., worth ue.; Shawls. Searfs, and Manti at grea! red Bonnets: Ribbons, and Patesake, is extra cheap: } Misses’ Shaker: ith Curtains, at 3Uge. cigon Born? ‘and Youths” Leghorn amd raid Fate, cheap A nhand,alarge st f Ladi isses’, and Children's’ Gaiters and Shootin pear raat 7 ty. and atsery low prices. Also, Genta Hays’, aid Youths’ Shoes extra cheap. IL would invite'al! in want of good and cheap goods to call and examine py stock, since in price and quality will undoubted ly all, G Bo per icular and.cemember the name and number. “1POSALS FOR REMOVAL OF GAR- Paice a Maton's Ormice, { Vashingron, June 15, 1857, ) be received at this ice natil Wed- nasday, the instant, at 120'clock m., for the re- moval of Garbage, in carts properly constructed for that purpose. for one year, ending onthe thday of June,ik53.under such regulations as may be establish- ed by the Commissioner of Health, the garbage to be deposited in PSE fe. the Commissioner may designate, and to be collected daily fromthe Ist of $pat to tue Istof December, and three tunesa week luring the remainder of the term. Proposals First Distaict, Begining at the intersection of 17th street and vanin avenue, running down I7th street to Avenue, along said avenue to E street that street to id, with the course of 2d street down I street to aloug 25th to Penn- ett eharos to Laas Sse ts si wn 2th to L, along 1, to t to the beginning. 80 : to Srconp Distrrer: That portion of the First We it it and the Second Ward on el oa Nines” Tuirp Distaicr. ¥ That mention ot tee Second Ward: outh« fG street. FourtH Dr 4 ‘The Third Ward south of New. York avenue, Fl Fiera District. epi at the corner of ‘Tenth street and or! nip, long Tenth street to O street, ong O to ae avenue, pong. Now Jotsey enueto H str ‘ong H strect ‘e veuth street, long- Seventh street to New Yor! ayenue, down New York avenue to Tenth street. That portign ofthe Fu urdh Wardsouth of I street ar and of New Jersey ‘avenue, and the Py Ward west of New Jersey avenue and north of Pennsyl- Cc N Vani avenud. That portion of the Fintm Ward bousded by C 01 ith» street Ba Fourth reet enst, and New Jersey srease, including both sides of the streets and venue, Entra District, The Sixth J 16 Drs’ STICT. Phe Seventh Ward. argh Proposals will berecsived for each district sepa- rately, and will state the price, ny and but one price, for the A avai fo any nail ge hee nese Will be Je 16-3 W. B. MAGRUDER, Mayor, TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS: From WASHINGTON at 6 a. m., connecting at Relay with trains for the West, and at Baltumore with those for Philadelphia and New York; at 3.30 lis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and p.m. for Baltimore and Norfolk, with Frederick train. im at 4.20 p,m. at Relay forthe West, napolis, timore, P! Iphia, and On Sunday at7 a. m., and 4.20 p.m, From BALTIMORE, for WASHINGTON at 4.15 and 9.15 a, m., 3 and 5.15 p.m. On Sunday at 4.15 a. in, S158 . je att 1. PARSONS, Agent. SP. HOOVER'S, TRON HALL, Boot. : \D TRUNC ESTAB * SHOk, AND j LISHMENT.—Just received this day a arge assortment of the following erticlos Ladies bronze, black and colured Gaiters, with and without ‘heels ii Ladies colored, branze, and black French Kid ‘and Moraceo Slippers : Ladiea colored, bronze, and black“Gaiters at $1, regular price, $1.57 Ladies colored, bronze, and black Congress Gai- ters, new ye at $1.25 and 31.75 Misses and Children’s Gaiters, Morocco Boots, ‘Slippers, all styles. FOR GEN MEN. French imported French Patent olin Shoes eather broad-strap walking Shoes French Kid and Patent Leather Congress Gait- ers, $2to 7 French Calf and Patent Leather Pumps, aud ii $1.50 to $3 i rouths French Patent Leather and . and Shoes ofall kinds very cheap. Leather Bonnet Boxes and Valices Ail sole leather and tron-frame Franks Jadios Dress and Folio Trunks, new style. ct “trmuks. Calls Hoe eae ane OOVER'S Cheap Cash Store, Penn avenue, je M-eolm pet. 9thand loth st. Iron Hall, CARPE NGS AND Gowaua _Just received, ria! three-ply aw styles and rich fresh colc and 2/3 pounds to tue yard. Also, 5) rolis real ring be Mattings ; these are the best white and red checked mattings kuown, and will be the last to be had for years, and eap. These, with the other makes we now have in store, comprises the best and most coimplete stock in this market. will be sold Also, daily expected sixteen sheets superior and low-priced Floor Oilcloths, which will be cut up for any sized room, hal ssage as per di prices as lew as in a yint on. 5 Always on hand a full supply of all kinds of House- furnishing Dry Goods, the best and newest of their OP i caw CL AGETT, DODSON & CO. (\() MANTILLAS FROM AUCTION, Il from $2 50 to $7, each. wis a mo a @ pr double the money. each. : ores ms Worth double the money. To sell from $2.50 to $7.50 each. This day received from Weve fern aed Ponatst vi rom Ne ork an 1 el phia Auctions, at the MANTILLA EMPORIUM of MAXWELL & BRO., Penn. avenue. je 12-eoSt M AGIC ICE CREAM FREEZERS FROM 2 VE tog guarts. Best WATER COOLERS, all sizes. phen Patent Rain’ or River Water Also, another of lot of those uneugalled RSERIGRE A TORS Jat received at our House- aoe ee BOOM MoGREGOR & CO. Je 6-e02w 59), 528, and 521 7th at. RERNIGERATORS—we have received_an- other lot of these superior REF RIGE, RATORS which we have been selling for the last five years; and the high reputation, they have, wherev: |, Warrants us in recommending them Li igo very. PB, a our House-Furmishing Warerooms, No. 548 7t reet. Simav 11-eo6w McGREGOR & CO. ENJAMIN | REISS, ‘Teacher of the Pisano. mt Singing, removed hi residence fora few months, to 19th street between H and | streets. — Je 16-e03t* Coal -COaL!!-CoaL We have just received a ca f i COA a g and stove pos dele ape SEP ‘entso shell wevive this week, a rior WHITE and RED ASW COAL suitable for summer 01 inter use. wanting Coal will f ‘You by Toaving their orders, vo that itimey Uo dee haveon hud PINE, OAK, and HICKORY e 00. ne epee uty ehish we will sel oheap ORGAN & CO,. F street, bet. 1: 1 al vA RYDE eG ner of Lith for 16-3t* ISH—F ISH. rsh ) iv 100 barrels, prime Eastern HER! in store and for mle by ice , No, northwest corner of ihnk tnd Wi . corner je 12-e0dw ner cqtreet, Georgetown. = THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW. By JAMES C. McG Auctioneer. | 950 COR PORATION OF WASHING- 3 ec feeaemarted ew Avctien. URSDAY J mh Sieiacks at tie suction rockin 1 she waht stat ve it, $1 950 Corporation of Washington Quarterly 6 ses? h, in current fands. eco JAS.C. Mo By “ ai ess REETS WEST, aT = Fioxe4 a FHURSDAY, the igth instant, f shail sell,in front.of the premises. at 6: ovclock Pp. in., Lot No, (2, in square £7, ‘rise a ton north G 20 feet toanalley 17 street of 3) feet. running back ttn tat handsomely situated on north G { si si on nO . between jersey ‘avenue and ois stroet west. ‘Terms -fourth cash ; balance in 6, 12,18, and ‘ing interest from day of 24months, for notes “Huotadigiate A cvesanci a he cont a Cine he purchaser. Ne? ace cy EEN of Se a : Auctioneer. NG LO® on Nor’ AIRE. Auct, by A. GREEN, Auctioneer. OE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILD ING LOTS NOW FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON, FRONTING OX Connecticut AVERUR, BETWEEN NOR anxp K sTREETs, aT AvcTioN.— THURSDAY, the isth instant, I shall sell Ia front of the premises, at five o'clock, é m., Lot No.31, in Square 126, having a front of 73 feet on Connecticut avenue, at the intersection of I7th street with said avenue, which forms a large open space, running back toa wide alley, containing about 11,00 square feet, and will be subdivided and sold in separats lots if desired at sale. We deem it unnecessary to say anything further relative to the beautiful location of the above-described Property, as it is well known to be one of the most desirable now for sale in Washington, being but one square north and in view of the northwest corner of Lame ette square. Terms: One-fourth, cash; ce in 6, 12, 18, and . for notes ing interest from the day of deed given and a deed of trust taken, All sonvernece at the cost of the purchaser. ‘Title in- a je l-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE / Rear Estare.—By virtue of the order and de- ¢ree of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum- bia for the pty of Washinzton, in the matter of the heirs of Frederick Mohler, deceased, made on the isth 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 instant, all of Square of ground No. 234. with the improve- ments, consisting of a small frame house ; and all of Square of xround No. 271, of the plan of the city of Washington; for descriptions of which they re. fer to the proceedings in the said cause. ations of sale are: One fourth of the pur- ehase money to be paid at the time of sale, or within three days thereafter ; tho 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 majarity of them. If the terms are not complied with, the property. at the cxpiration of three ‘ge from the day of sale, will be resold, at the risk and expense of the pur- chaser or purc! rs. SAM'L E. DOUGLASS, E. C. CARRINGTON, THEODORE MeGLUR, A. Lioyn, Attorney. Commissioners. je 10-d + Auctioneer. _ TIRE, Auctioneer. * SE AND LOT ON VIR- +9 GINIA AVE 424 STREET. aT AUCTION. On MONDAY A NOO. June 15th, at 5 o’elock, in front of the premises, I'shall sell Lot No. 22, subdivision of original Lots 6 and 7, in Square 557, with the improvements, being a handsome cottage- style two story Brick House, containing four rooms, with kitchen. The house is we!l finshed, painted outside, hasa handsome side entrance and porch.and n picket fence in front. The house fronts about fif- 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 pay ing investment. Terms: One-half cash; balance in Land 2years, with interest, to be secured by decd of trust on th Title perfect. a JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auet. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE, 1 shall sell lots A, B,C, D, and E, F,and H,in satai- vision of same Square, fronting respeetively on Vir- ginia avenue and south E street, between 3d and 435 streets west. Terms: One-fonrth cash ; the residue in 6.12, and 18 months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. ra je 13-4 JAS.C. MeGUIRE, Auct. I> THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED in consequence of the rain until THURSDAY AF TERNOON, June lain, same hour and place. je 16-d JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. Auctioneer. E SHEN FURNITURE aT Avction.—On FRIDAY, the sth instant, at 10 o'clock a. m.. 1 shall sei! at the residence of & gentleman declining housekeeping, ou 9th street hear L., No. 33 a general assortment of Household urnitnre, consisting of— Malogany Sofas, Chairs, and Ottomans Do ~ Card Tables and other Tables Do Bureaus, isedsteads. and Washstands Bedding, Mattresses, and Looking Glasses Clocks. cane Woodseat Chairs Window Curtains, Carpets, and Rugs Matting, Stoves, and Glassware i With a good assortment of Kitchen Requisites and ies which we deem unnecessary QMALL BRICK HOU! NFAR many other art! to enumerate. Terms: $25 and under cash; over that sum acre- dit of 30.and 60 days, for notes satisfactorily endors— ed, bearing interest from day of sale. jelz-d A. GREE By BARNARD § BUCKE Jeorgetowa. FURNITURE AT AUCTION.—Or FRIDAY, i9th unst.. at 10 o'clock a.m., we will sell at the residence of Dr. Austin, on Hizh street. west side, nocr the Bridge, the Househoid Furniture, as— Mahogany dining and other Tables, Sideboard = He 1 Rocker, Sofa ; Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstands, Carpets. Mattresses Beds and Pillows, Looking Glasses. Curtains, Glass and Chinaware, Rain Casks, &e. ‘erms at sale. 2 . is—d BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auetr. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, ya: UABLE BUILDING LOT on I77u « REET, Betwren Il. anoM streers.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 15th, at €3¢ o'clock, ont Premises, I shall sell Lot No: 5, in Davidson's division of square No. 183, fronting 7 feet 9 inches on 17th street west, between Land M stfeets north, running back 198 feotLinch to_a 30 feet alley, with a 15 feet alley running Lack the full depth on the south side. Terms: One-fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 12, and i3 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on th enuses. june $d JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer, june 9-d . 7" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in consequence of the rain, until FRIDAY AF- TERNOON, June 19th. same hour and piace. jeizd JAS. C. McGUIRE, By A. GREEN, Auetionser. RUSTEE’S SALE OF CITY LOTS.—By vir tue of a deed of trnst hearing date the 31st day of October, 1854, and recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. 8,9 folio 435, et. seq., the sulscriber wil sall at pubiic sale, u RIDAY, the 2ith day of Juhe, 1987, at6 o'clock p. m., on the premises, the following deseribed Lots in Washington city, D.C . Lots Nos. 13, 14, and 15, in square N. This property fronts on Penn. avenue, between i3th and ith streets east. Also. Lots Nos. 1 and 4 in square south of square This property fronts on Peun. avenue, be- th street east and public space. ots are iu the immediate neighborhood vy Yard, and offer special inducements for investment, n : Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, for notes on interes', secured by deed of trust on the premises so purchased. The t ee reserves the right to resell, if the terms are not complied with, in hve days,at the cost ol e defaulting purchaser. prj. Te STEV A. GR 'S, Trustee. Auctioneer. june 15 dts ie —w = NEWS. FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. prevails, but there are ment, now in New! on ican to rena ie a aap from Bostou states that Governor ‘ painpetch in the midst of the aeBun- wh i " bis immediate ' an at accord} ite ; “so 9 three o’cloek, Ls r wie “ ed rds. Mavor Wood's second arrest was effected Ww etly by Captain Speig! ew Tie is now in "ihe stele cued Fortney. re to i agai: The City Halt 311 eld by te mapas pallens ap- ication Writ of hatea may tes case is now being ~ ted ‘ sell. The troops are armories. ‘w Yor«, May 18.—The eee ing arrivea Further war- city is quiet this here froin Boston 2a The Bunker Hill Celebration. Boston, June 18.—The Bunker cele- bration, of inauguration of the statue of wee oi Warren, t jace to-day. The weather cloudy, but we sion Was superb. were the Governors of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont, and the ger cs — re eee ee son, Virginia; e Reese, of lilinois; . Peabody, Beg. Gait Cushing and numerous others. . Judicial Election. Lovisvitte, Ky., June 16.—The election for appellate judge for this district was held a: day. Zach. Wheat's (Amer.) majority in is ville is 648. It gave Fillmore 1,800. iimore’s majority in 21 counties bing oeage this district was SI Joshua A. Bullitt, dem., is undonbtedly elected. The total vote of the city is 3,500. The democratic gain in the city and Jefferson ar ~ f is 1.300. In Migr oat Wheat's majority is 150. In Bardstown, Wheat’s majority is 15—demo- cratic gain 9. There was considerable excitement at the election in the first ward in this city. From Kansas. St. Leurs, June 17.—The Democrat of vartnes § Says that Phillips has been chosen State, inst of United States Senator. Topeka dates of the 12th say there was aquorum in both branches of the Legislature, and both par- ties were busy in perfecting county and township o-ganizations. Gov. Robinson's bad been — to the legislature, where it rested undisturb- Accident on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. June i8.—The Gazette extra cf to-day says that the crib which was last corona. for dam No. 5 broke as it was being pat in; one- balf went through and the other remained in ther breach. One man, a Baltimorean, was killed. From the Plains. Sr. Lovrs, June 17.- A Fort oS — ent says that on the 9th instant the Cheyem dians hed attacked and destroyed an emi train eighty miles west of that post. Six emi- grants were killed and four wounded. The Steamer Canadian Sunk. Quesec, June 16.—The steamer Canadian has sunk fn fifteen fathoms of water, and it is now doubtful if she will ever be rescued foom her pet- iloas position. Arrest for Smuggling. New York, June 18.—The steward of the steamer Fulton bas been arrested upon a charge of smagzling Diamonds valued at $0,000. Baltimere Markets. Bartimore, June lt —Fiour is dull and nom- inally lower. Howard street $7.00a87 12%. Wheat red 81.70a81.76; white $1.80281.95. Corn is duil; yellow S5aS*; white §7a®9. Whisky is firm at 22a3ic. for City and Ohio. New York Markets. New Yorx, June 18.—Flour is heavy; sales of 6.500 bbIs.; State has declined 25a35c., selling for 86a 36 25; Ohio $7.a%7.80; Southern $7 20a$7.60. Wheat is heavy; sales of 20,000 bushels, nomi- nally at 2c. deeline. Corn is dull; sales of 3.500 bushels; mixed Se. Pork is steady at $23 251823.35. Beef is quiet a* $16.50u$17. Lard is firm. Whisky is drooping; Onio 3ic. Financial. New Yor, June Isth.—Stocks are dull and lower. Chicago and Rock Island 98 ; Cumber- land Coal Co. 13; [inois Central shares do. bonds Michigan Southern 40% York Central Pennsylvania Coal oy 93; Reading 724; Cantons 18%; Va. 6"s 93; Mis~ souri 6's 58. =—a——K*xK_[]Tk_EEEEE= MMETLLIC ROOFING AND SPOUTING. ‘The undersizned having made all necessary ar- rangements, are prepared to put ons METALLIC ROOFS in the best possibie manner. T warrant the work done to be sa workmanlike manner, other- wise no charge will be made. ODGSON & VANNATTAR, je 9-e02w 402 Seventh street. 7 | UNDER BROW HOTEL, Just opening a splendid ring and Summer READY-MADE CLO N and Gent's FURNISHING GOODS of the fi yleand make, at the Emporiam of Fashion, No. 3” Browns’ Hotel, next to private entrance, may 30 Cintel& States) QEMI-ANNUAL NOTICE.—We are busily en- + gaged making off all open accounts on our books. and shell as usual make an indiscriminate issue of the same up to the 27th of this month. Meantime as an all who are aware of having an account wit! would as soon anticipate it, will confer an especial favor by calling at our desk and paying the amount, and thereby saving them the annoyance of a eall and us the trouble of sendi them, jels CLAGETT. DODSON & CO, ACHINE SEWING. All kinds of sewing executed at short notice at MRS. TYSSOWSKI’S SEWING ROOMS, No. 43 Seveath, between G and H streets. A fine assortment of Ladies’ ready-made LINEN and UNDER-GARMENTS. in the est style, kept y on hand. = BARGAINS. ‘ DRY GOODS. Seiling off at cost to cone business. Our wi it ing at cost. ly. Sock See com, OOF cone eon: 32! Pa. ave., south side, near 7th street may 2-TuTh&S,tf OME-MADE CARRIAGES. We bave on hand. of our own manufastere, a fine assortinent of all kinds of CARRI AGES of the very best, intest, aa most ER approved xtylos, and warranted in pomt of: workmaashio and material, to be squal to any made in the city of Washington or any other city inthe United States. We respectfully solicit a call from the citizens and strangers to examine our work ; as we are determined to let none surpass us either in S"Wetlso do every kind of EPAIRING ina work ‘ealso do every kit a - reasonabie pri Int may td Geariages tahoe & nent tor wages en in ata hur price. SIMON FLYNN ECO” ry By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. if be 3 SALE OF VALUABLE REAL STATE IN THE City OF WasHINGTON,—By virtue decree of the Circuit Court of the Dis- trict of Columbian. passed in a cause in which Sarah B. French and others ase complainants, and Junius Freneh and Rose French are defeadants, the under signed will seil at public auction, to the highest bid der, on SATURDAY, the 2th day of December, 1856, at 4o’ciock p. m., upon the premises, part of Lot No. 16, ia square No. 457, in the city of Wash- ington, fronting on the south side of E street north, between 6t and 7th streets west, aud comprised by the following metes and boundaries: beziaming for the same at the northwest corner of said: jot, and running thence south [0 feet 6 inches to a pablic al- ley 25 feet wide; thence east 33 feet Il muches; thence north 100 feet 6 inches ; and thenee in a straight line to the point of beginning. The sepoownenanis con- sist of a large and eommodious, Dwelling House, °. “ferms of snie: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash ; the residue in two equal msta!- 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 approved by the trus- tees, and bearing interest from the ay of sale. Should the purchaser fail to comply with the terms of sale withiu six days after the day of sale, the pro- perty will be resold at his risk and expense, after Al fesawayaaste Bt thi cont af the patois conveyances cost e purchaser, SAMUEL CHILTON, CHRISTOHER INGLE, ‘rustees, C. W. BOTELER, dec 3-3tawSw&ds Auctioneer. Th chai of the abo failed to SAcenpiy with the termes ol rane having soldon the same terms. at the risk expense of said peyeharer ou MONDAY AFTERNOON, Sune 22d, at halt-pgst olde ON CHRISTOPHER INGLE~ Je 4-eod&ds Cc. W. BOTELER, Auct By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HREE-STORY BRICK jsE axp LOTS K. Boume sa, AND NTING ON NoRTH Ky 26TH STEETS weet, NEAR Tih CLR, AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, Tath Ushall sail, in front of the pri ner ovclock p. ma three. story Bri i the [ot on which it stands, wit einige Heute helo Lot No-isand part of vo. 19, i 1 ite ent about 00 feet on K street b- ween streets, iin aft ie "Beck Rouse, it ‘tnck bur puildiae, oli: si erat, No. ey near rele. PQne-third cash 108. 1a) Bi eightecn months, for SALT A ae od on and déed of trust taken, ** udisputable, , th f the pu . press @ cost o! Te BRREN CA Title ii CARBIAGRS—CARRIAGES—CARRIAGES. The undersigned has now hand a ay 2 pod tment of SUMM E CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. &e towhi he very res: fully invites the public Prices moderate. JNO. B DENNICN Ap 24-eo3m 6th st., (A. ave. and C WO LARGE COACHES OR SMaLL COACHES can be had for PIC N. ty ae or EXCURSION PARTIES by apply- . ing to the und o Mt Jobe a —— Sie gt left at G. & _ Parker & ear ore or Ss son's ‘Store. ard Avenue. é WIELTAN WHates may 2-eolm*™ =~ eae AL !—COAL !!—OOAL Now on hand one careo Range COAL. One do. for Cooki: Also, Cumberia: pint of COAL, Pine, Oak, and Hickory WOUD. unde: , = Ibs. to the t ee mt: De a ee. corner !2tb and C streets, No. ‘one square south Penn. avenue, ¥ STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES being M about the largest wk ky be t may 3-tf ume, ba been fore the rise ta Lanthor, oan be at about 15 to 2 Pease stein poems ue time. Call Pt wi FB = jen Iron Hall, Pa. ave. bet. 9th and 10th sts. SLLING OFF AT COST . LAN A large selection of MANTILLAS, (Lace and Sitk.) BLACK FIGURED LACE Rt BAS ES, “nu fe stock ofthe best 3 Re. 4 ws willing ty close out at a very low price for cash. Call and satisty ek rap a Avehet. (2th and 1h sts. IME, LIME, LIME, Te weed UNG REET BARE! eee at the price je 12-ec2w _'244 Penn a Et ym quanl a . Bt ROWS i WILLETT, Je3s:3e "Vo Dita Hate south nent the Captbol. ORS NRK SHIRTS MADE. TO OR: i 2 “e of Shoulder Seam Shirts alwayson x 7 hand. @ d299 Yo g) ei ae ively for cash, are always pre- pared tovolfer goods of the best clgas at the lowest Te, eles