Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Sreciat Megrine oF tue City Corset — Board of Aldermen —Pursnaut to a call from the Mayor, & meeting of the Board was held yester- day afternoon at 5 o'clock. ‘The President called the meeting to order, and the following commu- nication was read : Wasuinoton, July } To the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council. GENTLEMEN :—Herewith you will receive a copy of a telegraphic dixpatch received at this re this morning from the President of the Bal- more and Ohio Ra initself. [have e this afternoon an opportunity of taking such action © itas you may deem proper. | alse invite your attention to the recent outrages committed by some person or persons, in and about the Public School-houses. and sugvest the propriety of offer a reward for the apprehen- sion and conviction of the perpetrators. . Very respectfully, Wa. B. Macreper. Mayor. above letter, was the follow the President of the Balti- more and Obio Railroad Company : Bantimore. Jey V7, 1857 To Hon. Mayor end Council of Washtag ton: Our Company will be gratified by your presence in Baltimore on the occasion of the visit of the authorities of the cities of St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Chillicothe, and cordially tender you an in- vitation to pass over our road. We will be pleased to have your acceptance by telegraph, when ful! arrangements for your visit will be perfected. Cuatncey Brooks, j President BaltimoreandO R. BR. Co. Mr. Miller moved that the communication of the Mayor, together with that of the President of the railroad company, be referred toa special com- mittee of three menibers of the Board, whose daty it should be to confer with a similar com- tee from the lower Board and report thereon; Messrs. Smith, Miller and Moore were appointed om the committee. ‘The committee went onference, and after a short time returned, Mr. Smith, chairman of the committee to confer, submitted the following resolution : Kesolred, That the Mayor and City Councils of Washington accept the invitation to visit the city of Baltimore, politely tendered by the President of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. And in regard to the visitors from the West the tellowing presinble and resolution : Whereas, we learn that the md ers authori- ties of several of the cities of the West and other distinguished geutlemen from that section of the country, Who are now on a visit to several of our Atlantic ities, propose to extend their visit to National Metropolis ; and. whereas. we es- 1 ita privilege as well ax an agreeable duty to extend to them the Lhospitalities of ourciiy; there- Tore— Ke solved, That a joint committee of seven mem bers, three from the Board of Aldezmen and four from the Beard of Common Common Council, be appointed to act in conjunction with ihe Mayor to tender the hospitalities of the city to the distin- guished gentlemen above named. ‘The resolutions were adopted Mr. Donoho oifered the following relatiou to the last clause of the May tion : oired. That the Mayor be, and is hereby, anthorized and requested to offer a reward of &: for such information as shall lead to the appre- hension and conviction of the person or persons, Who, on several recent occasions, entered several ef the public school-howyses in this Gad and de- , fared of destroyed the furniture and other prop- erty therein if any person shall become e1 titled to the said reward. a su the same is hereby app oa Niyaeer fr in the treasury to th itefthe general fund. Adopted ; and referied to yp schools eoni- mittee; aud then the Board adjourned Board of uber yesterday at Fovclock p.m pursiant to all mathe Mayor ‘The President. in the meeting. read Mayor tran=mittir tors of the Bal Mayor's Orrice. o 9 resolation in = comune Common Covnced met in their of the objects of tien from the uy to visit Baltinnore Me. Jeiterson moved the appointment of a com- wr of U Tee members, to consider so much of » thy passed: 3 i Were appoin also referred to recent s upon the Pablic School-, which postion eferred to Public Schools committee Mr. Jefferson, froin select ¢ r. reported that they had con ittee from the Board of Al sreed to repoit the same resolutions : 1. Resolved. ‘That the Mayor and C cils of Washington accept the invitatio the city of Baltimore. potitely tendered by the Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company The resolution was adopted Tae comunittee reported a preamble and resolu- tion, but a similar one ba passed the Alder- men (see Aldermen's report Mr. Jetfersen moved to substitute it for the one rd: agreed to. & Lloyd moved to amend by authorizing the comuuittee tu act in conjunction with a committee ay nted by a meeting of citizens: passed. Pie resolution as amended was adopted. Mr. Turton moved that pch of the Mayor's ity Coun- Message as refers tothe invitation be printed with the proceedings; passed. | | Er Crimixat Count, veermapay—The parties who were arrested the night before last on the charge of being engaged in the late election riots © yesterday brongbt into court and released m their producing bail to the amount of $500 in each ease. “The conusel who appeared for the | rties are Messrs. Bradley, Carrington, Stone, Martin and Radetitt: YT rand Jury zot through the business which | they had before them at 2 o’clock p.m., and on coming into court presented a report of facts in relation to the election riots, in compliance with the request of Judze Crawford, in his charge, in these words: * In addition to Spore: examinations to which you ‘ention may be invoked, the pablic re- n. anticipates at <pedient or not, your duty to r condition of things 'y of this month. (J F ets, and t them in an imbodied form. - and I think nethiag short of this, will or ouzht to satisfy the comnmnity.”? The Jury asked that it should not be aacle prt. lie at present, for the reason that the election riots cases now about to be tried world be affected by | giving the report publicity now ‘The Court said that it Was due to the request of the Jury that the report should not be iead in Court He did not, (sented feel authorized to have it kept a secret. and when upon the Court | records it would necessarily be open to the perusal of the public The Grand Jary was then discharged finally, with the thauks of the Court. The members of it were immediately seized under Marshal law and taken to the house of M Hoover, where their short imprisonment v rendered quite endu:able by the hospitalities of their entertainer. ‘The trials of the indicted parties will, it is ex- pected, take place early next week. To-day. the Court has tried Wm. Lucas for assault and battery on James H. McKenney: ver- dict suilty; tined $10 and costs of Court. John Butler, alias Williams, for grand larceny from R. W. Carter, to the amount of several hun- dred dollars—guilty: sen ed to three years in Penitentiary, term to commence after to-morrow. No day has yet been assigned tor the com- mencemeént of the riot cases. The District At- ie ill, and Joseph Bradley. jr., ix ting in his place to-day Wash. Brow and yet remains i be bailed out to-d: The indictments are docketed in the following order: In No. your hands—bnt, it y v hould ascertain ng did not get bail yesterday jail; but will, it is supposed, 13 are presented :—Alexander Eygles- | ton. Dan ewart, [-aiah Stewart, Geo. Johnson, William Sibley, William Garner, George Hines, Charles Hurdle, William Hurdle, Robert Siat- ford, Wm. alias Bud Jones, David Lewis, Chas. Spencer, Vanloman Jounson, Daniel Biddieman Robert Cross, Dink King, James Wilson, Dur! nedon, Geo. G. Wilson, William B. Wilson, Middleton Berkhead. Michzel Hoover, James Cox, John MeDonold, Boney Lee. James Morse, Henry Gamble, Benjam Hartzell. Charles A- Ashley elias Crab Ashley alias Crab ‘Turner, Mallory Cropp, George Hillery, Johu Wesley Woodward, and Gre: it in 219—A lexander jeorge Johnson, | George Hines, Chas. furdle, Wim. Hurdle, McDonald, Boney Lee, J Morse, Gamble. Benj Hartzell, Chailes A! alias Crab Turner, Mallory Cropp. Geo Hi George Barrett, John Wesley Woodward. In 20—Andiew Kidwel Wiltiaun Smith. Geo. D. Dykes, Win. 1. Getzeudanner. Wil Verret, Jas. Verret. John Davis, Wim. F wuson, | A. G. Shaw alics Higgins, G Chiistopher Boblayer, Joh Daniel Stewart. Zopher B. Brash, Chas. Wim. Dobbins, Robert Bo Rawlings. W Browning. John W 85 fv t id * A Vv ls Noitz, and ‘Thomas —Alexander if Lewis Hillery Bnte diel Loutt Cestse Marker.—Attendance this morning wlays; gungways blocked up With hoops—no heip for it uatit the fashions change: prices of articles as follows Beef. per i Pork Mutton 1 Tomatoes. Suap Beans. pk .. mous, per doz bbaze. pr eed. - buneh een peas. prpk. ren corn. Chiekeus, pr pw or doz 2% | ‘Turtles. each = 10 | ; Corned MOK... 5 wy | Herring, perdoz.. 20431) Mulberrie: Is | Terrapius. each... 37a%7| Blackberrie Iz Irish potatoes. pix. S0a62| Raspberries 16 New Potatoes. pk. 4 | Whortiebe 4 Ww pF bush.... %4aS1) Apples. pk =. 3ra50 ear.prbush. — 60|/Pine Apples.each Pal> Ws.prbush.... $2/ Beets, per bunch. 3 | Rye. pr bust S1)'Turnips, per beh 3 Oats .. . 65a70)C pers. doz.. aim | Meal N5a%1) Rock tish, pr bel | Shorts - 50! Pereh. per bunch. & Shipstuits - 10490) Clans. per Let Eggs, per doz. Mr... T.ee, from public schools committee. re- portestia joint resolution authorizing the offer of a Feward'e! S100 for the detection and conviction of connected With outrages upon the Public nae A_ similar resolution authorizing the Feward of <200 was passed in the Aldermen, and laid before thix Board; which, Onmmotion of Mr. Orme. was adopted as a sub- 8 iule® r the one reported. A Joint resulution fromthe Aldermen to adjourn tit ursday was read Mr. Lioyd moved to amend by striking out Thursday and inseiting Monday week. Losi— yo first resolution was rejected. Ayes 1. | on fromm the Aldermen, precisely reported by the seleet commit. ts laid befure the Board and similar to the ov tee and adopted. dl. Mt Orme asked and ve to withdraw from the tiles ce: pap ition to dogs ; and wey be referced to the police committee d te Mr. Brown ju esent north: referred to in The B ovement committee Hen sent back the joint res- Olution as a i by this Board Mr. Jefferson moved to recede from the t; passed. The chair announced Messrs. Brown, Edmon- ston, Fiench, and Huteliuson as the committee on the part of this body. Mr. Lloyd moved that the Mayor be requested to notify the vers of this F proposed fort assed And on motion the Board adjourned Posie Meetixe.—tn pursuance with the call in the city papers, a moderately-well attended meeting of citizens was held in the Coun Chamber last evening, to take measures for giv- ing a suitable reception to the corporate bodies of St. Louis, Cincinnati and other western ¢ 9: who are expected to visit Washington on Tuesday next. Mayor Magiuder was called 2 chair, and Nicholas Callan. Esq , appointed tary Having stated. in brief, the purpose of the meet- i the Chaianan expressed the hope that the ption of the visitors should be in a manner suf- ficiently handsome to couvinee sister cities fact that there is such a city ay Wash knowieg ne North, Wes Watter L provision sty followed. aging that sneh le for the reception of our sts as should be crediteble to us ay s ay ie mean extend a suital a ter the yet visiters from St. Lonis aud other cities West who are about to visit Baltimore and r Americans did not se stand as well as they shonld th intercourse becomes Us @ the kindliest its of social He expiessed the opinion that it eltizens of Washington to extend sto the people of all paits The resolution was adopted, and the chair de- siguated the following geatlemen to serve upon t: Walter Lenox. James C. MeGuise, Nicholas Callan, 1. W. Lewin, Josep: Bryan, Frank- Tin, and PEL. Hooe. Esqs motion of Mr Lee. the meeting the journed. = Mayer's Orvice, Wasuixeren, July 17, 957 The members « Board of € quested to 1 day morn) he Board of Aldermen and umon Council are respectfully re- tat the Baltimore Depot on Mon- ext, at 6 o'clock. for the pur cities. Wa. Bo Mscre Mayor Ow Tersbay, the ith of August. the excursion down the Potomac and Pic Nic at the White House of Columbia Lod: 10. O F_, will take piace, as WILL be seen by reference to our adver- tising columns. The management of the affair is in good bands, and pleasur- eekers may expect a good time. Drowxep.—About two o'clock yesterday af- ternoon, a small boy, about ten years of age, son of Mr. James Smith, of the Navy Yard, while laying about on Blagden’s wharf, fell into the Fiver and was dsowned. 4 We tear by late English papers that “there Was an alarming riot at Washington, occasioned by the I'gly Mugs e N street | i ' » hats been secured | tion with the boats ler com. | | ard of the time | 2sements for the ree : Tue Fenenat of thet took place this forenoon A very long processi throw this point, commanded by M companied by the ful! Marine Band, | In the carriages follov € A Ah Navy lat Parke G. Howle atrick’s Chaich of th the de » represe ofthe most prominent citizens in every w life: The coflin, draped in black velvet. was sur- mnted by the military coat of the deceased and insizhia of that profession he in lite so fitly adorned. The funeral sermon was delivered by N. Young. Jr. of St. Dominick's church, and Mass was said by N. Young, ‘The Mai re. and after ds th St. Patrick's Cemet armed a solemn Misere- inains were deposited in er Visitors, held a meeting at McGuire's auction store this mornin Messrs. Br enox, and Franklin, were ap- ee to proceed to Ballina ud invitation to the western excursionists to visit this city. Committees were appointed to nike local ar- eption. It was decided to t $5 each for a colla- he fund for entertain- we two hundred tick tio, the proceeds te ing the guests. Tue River.—The Maryland arrived up yeste-- 2orvclock. She had a pleasant run down and back, and brought a fair number of passengers. She left this morning at 9 o'clock on her downward trip, with arge number cf passengers for the various river land Busi- ness in Norfolk is very brisk ‘The Captain of the Maryland reports a large ship below, from the Chinca Islands, with 1,900 tons guano, for Fowle. Alexand:ia day afternoc a Cexrear Lopes, No. 1, 1 somewhat famous for its style ot ant social renvions. suminer Monday. make its promised White House, The steam 0.0. PF. a Lodge getting up pleas- winter, will. on xeursion te the Washin, fe > facili secured, and S rursion has all theelements for sue- | WILL be morning and afternoon trips See advertisement baud has beer So the & Th each way Reap Esrare —J day seid lots ernuts per foot; lots Co MeGuire, auetionver vest 6,7, 13, 14,15, 16 and 17. i square 1.009, at 134 cents per foot; and lots 1 3. Land 5, in square 1061, at by cents per foot Tuk Pressey reKian Convention —The Pres- byterian (N.S.) churches at Bristol and Knox- | ville, Tean., have appointed delegates to the con- vention at this city Waren Rerogns.—Isaiah W. Banker, assaul; aud battery ; security for further hearing. Elea- zer Hand, do; do. James O' Neale. drunk ; div- missed. John Walls, de Me. Evrrog :—There is a charm in music which is expable of softening the hardest heart, but when itis heard in the still hour of nizht, that charm is greatly of | increased. While strolling last evening through the ving to Baltimore to join in the welcome to the | ci manicipal visiters from the ‘Trans-Alleghany | ty of young frends engaged y chance led me to fall into the company of a par- the pleasing occupa- ithe * tour indies and brave in their invitation I juine the party. and truly shall lever thank kind fortune for leading ine in such & direction, for such charming music was I greeted with that long years will pass ers the remembrance of that night + escape. Mr. Withers’ celebrated citizens band had been engaged for the occasion, and such a gentlemanly, courteous, talented, wd accom ing set of men it has nev- | er been my good fortune to meet before. Among the distinguished men of the Metropolis that shared the honors of the night, was our es- teemed fellow-citizen, the prexent President of the Board of Aldermen, who greeted them in that kind and friendly manner for which he is so well known, ‘The Band, really, on this occasion, excelled nny thing ever heard of the kind, and Prof. W. truly de- serves the hanks of the citizens of V |. Many t! the invitation, iy he carried on in tion serenading some of the men” of Washington. iy, quiet, and W.M.Jd pe as gent! a- sud 3. in square S83 at ty |” Mapame Mount has repared by special request, a Salve for the cure of mere wae never was hewn te fil. Also. a Cordial for Dysentery, rhea. and Summer Complaint, which acts asa per- rest allot these dixeaxes. Also.a sles, (an extract from a flower. da sow sive thematnal. Like her Con- er. they may be relied 01 Ht what has been tested. Ds street. between ith and 12th. Als & Palmer's Urug Store, corner 98h street venue. D.S. Dyson's Drug Store. corner avenue and 12th sireet, and va P. Miibarn’s Ding Store. Willards’ Hotel. References can be made to Rev. John Robb, Rev. F. Register, Rey. James Hansen, and Rev. Mr. Manahan. he Consumption Destroyer aise can be found in Alexandria, at Mr. Castleman's Store, on King street, my sole agent for that plice. In Georgetown bh A. Newman's, on Bridze stre jel? MARRIED, In Georzetown, on the Isthinstant, inthe Dam- BY treet Church, by the Rev. JN. Coomls, H KO JOSEPHINE, DONALL- allof Geergerown. (Alexandria papers please copy.) On tee Hth mstant,at the Christy: Elder James Chatien, J. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON, of Rhode Island. to Miss SAR ATEM. BARC , of Staunten, V DIED, On the i7th instant,in the 4th year of his age, JOUN FRANCIS,sonof L. J { Anna M. lar- della, and grand-son of the late J Walker. His funeral will take p.nee fro: E No. 214 New York avenu ) Evening, at 4 0% acquentances of the family jock. are respeettully invited an tke 13H he R RLES C n the ith instant, the Rev. CHARLES C. BRENNAN, assistant pastor of St.Peter's Chureh, Capitol Bill. ih 8 funeral will take place at that Chureh on To- morrow Aflernoon, at 3 0’ elo Was —By a YOUNG WOMAN, who ina Y good Sewer, can Cutand Fit Ladies’ Dresses, A Situation as Seanstress, or to travel with a family i some usetal capacity, Address Hl, Box No. 10, Siar OnF 18-2t* TANTED. oo Home, in the country, fora W OCT ORES Gini lome a Apply.at Nos M street rth iy? A BOY, about 14 or 16 years of age, V _dy W-3t to assist in a Dining Room. Good wages ; Apply at DIVER NOLS RESTAURANT, avenue, between t7th and 18th streets. Ws I-A YOUNG WOMAN TO TAKE charge of an Infint and make herself general: uselt:!. She must b+ experienced in the eareof chil- dren. Apply at 3%) Mass. avenne, near the corner of 12th street. jy Wat . oa small fimly, TWO WOMEN, @ Coc ing, Washing, and Ironing, verwork, Sewing.&c. None need hout evidence of coodcharacter. Apply at treet. het Land Lst iv 5 1 the family ofa gentleman residing ies from the city. a good plain COOK. bring recommendations fe d cleanliness will find iil, hon- ry e tecular wages, Apply to J.P. CRUTCHETT, cor- ner of 6th and D streets, jy 15-tf I RUG STOR ALE—In an excellent location, dor We1ness. Satisfactory ven for sellin rms moderate. Ad- s H reason ® dress DRUGGIST at this office. iy 14-20 A ANTED—Between 15th and 7th streets, north of K street, a small neatly furnished COT- TAGE or HOL with yard and shade trees, or part of a Honse h use of Kitchen. Reference given. Address Box 184 City Post Office stating terms and location je tf FOR RENT AND SALE. For other For Rentand Sale” notices see tot pa. OR SAL HOUSE t new three-story the sold low: au tfapplied furs t h street, bel e iR-tit Rok SALE, e FINTURES of a Conte Lowery Store is tor sate and the Store for re {his situ No. soi tth streat, henween Gand Hy ts doing « good busme=s. For part: rs an re on the premises, ty 18 Tw FRAME HOUSE . niug tour rooms Will nt. Apply at JOHN No. # Pe! Navy he rented OME SOR SALE i3, e BUILDING Lé 4 \ 5 22 squi e feet, hetween 2ist RD WE B, jv 16-tf D ROOMS FOR REN" A nicely HED PARLOR with BE ROOM three or four ROOMS suitable for nay be had with BOARD, by ap- Us’ RE SRANT, Penn. iy Ie St FARM FOR SAI.E.— For of 543 acres, in Culpeper Coun- fren Mitehell’s Stationon the ze Ratlroad. ‘The soil is natu and inay economically and easily be it will pr where inthe t States of it snitable for slip rkets to | plying at DLV avenge, betwee: VALUA saleA F 17th nd 1th sts. BLE AR timber, tity of cord wood Company at remu enllon a hill. aud, Ss. may be made comfortable tor the uly ‘The place is well watered, very desirable pVveniencs nerative pri with sinall ners Of this Farm now resides in the 1 it, at will be sold a Pry ACcOuMMEdating teri may inquire for fur- ther partic: WALLACH, editor of the Star. Washi ises. For RENT.— ong t gton City, who knows ‘the prem- jy 8-tf It has gas throug ‘on enreful tenant t Inquire at 4041 street. sec- lth street. Je 24-tf —A FARM of abc uty, Md., ten m le read. ond door YOR S BM. ington, on th Brick Dweltin ef choice frus well with clover, and the may be obtained if , OF Would exchange for cit H NSHALE ¥: No. 61 M street, or th je 22-Im y proper- Agent, City Post Office. ugh the For CAP MAY. Wasiing tow Braxen—Puitanenpuia, WILMING - TON AND BALTIMORE Ra DAD. 5 Srey. engers for this celebrated SUMMER RE- are informed, that adaily lime will be run . sdieaving Washington at 62. m., aud connecting at New Castle with the splendid steam- ert ERAT MeDovxio on ‘Tuesdays, Pharsday s. anid « | alternate days with the Wt New York steani rs running be lateiphia ant New York via Philadelphia. kets $5.50, including carriage hireon the Island, Chiudren (uuder 12 years) and Servants $4.50, TH. UW. PARSONS, jy 17 iw (TntelA States) Agent. V ASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, AND MOUNT VERNON, CuANGE oF Houns.—The Steamers GEORGE WASHI TON or “THOMAS COLLY will depart at the foll ing hours, on and after 2th nly iy weave Alexandria, at f, Ya, anc ns, 1244, IY, ‘g,and 6% p. Leave Wast ton, at aX, Int, Ste, and 7 p.m. The pubic may confidently rel mg at the time atlvertised, One of the Boats will makea trip to MOUN'T VERNON on Tersoay and Farivay of each week, eaving Washingten zt 90 a.m, OB CORSON, SAMUEL BARER, and 1% a. on the Boat start- £ Captains. Bont may be chartered for oursions at applicat to JOSEPH BRYAN, 5 mpeeny his oilice, 38 Penn, avenue. orto the wins aus becurd, Jy 1-tf {Coeaut: COALS! COAL! Wire Asi Gray Asn, A. ire wt, and ITHER KINDS OF COAL if fuel deivered at the shortest notice. nd Hicker, WOOD a tnll supply. nder cover,~2,210 ibs. to the ton, Wed. & W.M.GALT, N. W. corner lth and © street, N. ae k Cont kept a gy 14 Bt One square YOAL! COAL Weare now prepared to deliver all kinds of White ant Red oals. A dedaction m price will be vale wii livered from the vessel. Now landing Avery superior article of Lehigh Coal. We have, alse rzeand well-selected stock of Wood—all of Which we promise to sell at the market price. Me Mephets ey solicit acall from all who buy for cash au y proinptly. Oflices Corner of | nud 2ist street, Washington ; Green street, Georgetown. BARRON & —COAL / | Now wi BoE a Sipe of COAL, ogg size, WHITE AND RED ASIT:— ; Constantly on hand, and will be receiving wegen 4 the season, Stove, Egg, and Furnace size, bot White and Red Ash, which will be sold at the lowest ssible rates Peaiso a well selected stock of HICKORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD, at lowest rates, Persons in want of fuel will do well to give us a call immedi- ately, as we are determined tosellat the very lowest prices that fuel can be obtamed in the district. All orders left at either of our yards corner of land K sts., and Vermont avenue, Washington, and cor- ner of Water and oes streets, Georgetown, will meet with prompt attention. - eee Pre CKSON GORDON & CO., jy 6-eotf OVER. dy 8-d2w (States) Georgetown. G AS FIXTURES, a good taey of Ve jul rm 0 as PIXTU ES, such as Chandeliers, Brackets, es Globes, &c. L G6. BING introduced in Stores, Dwellings’ and lic Buildings by competent grorkinen, at low. rates. Please xive usacall. . MILLER & CUNNINGHAM. No. 240 Pa, av,, bet. ltirand 13th sts, south side, yee reached by means | nearthe | | careful e that class t 0 h Sty fronting eac feet alle ‘These of the new SD. ley. the cit D street By A Lots are situated in the i Arsenal improvements and Matt new Steamboat Wharf, Bile, street sou Also, Lot 3 on north running eri ny led By JAS. C. McGUIRE Avctiones UILDING LOTS NE Np WEDNESDAY NE welock, at th » Jnly Be. ction Rooms, T shail sell a fhe 58, and 59, in square Ni we, 55, Hi, ST, 0.5 h 25 feet on south M street, between 4h streets west, running back 133 feet toa 2 mmediate vicimty ingly "s and in a very rapidly improv- a at the ame time, Lot 8, in square 4%), on K hetween 4}: and 19, in Square hi street's west. 0. 724, fronting D feet between Ist and ad streets east, ick Int feet Sts inches toa 30 feet alley. liberal and made me nat sale. MeGUIR TPRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROP- DA Pa EkT\ ON THE Esbanp at Avetion.—On FRI- : & the 2ist day of Angust, 1857, shall sell at ic iig0'elk, Angus wit folios 1 he subscriber, bearing date the Iith day dred and ninety si the improvements thereon hi frouts on bth street west, between south ol J. A. S.No. 1M, ne of the land records for Wash- he District of Columbia, the fol- re r nty mt ed property lying and being in the City of ny District aforesaud uinbered tweive, bered four hu ytowit: The north (12,)in Square nuwmn- +, (4%5,) together Fant é streets, and runs back toa 30 feet alley. Terms: One-third casi; balance in§and 12 months, the purchaser to ments, bearing int give notes for the deferred pay- terest from the day of saie. A deed given and a deed of trust taken, All con- veyanece at the cost of the purchas If the terms in ve days, risk and expense tising srch re-sale three times in the Star. jy 18-2aw&ds By JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. TION até o’ciock consent of al 7and 8, in street, near G alley running ment, const Dwellin: IGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED EV MOND N. . on the premises, 1 shall sell ¥ On uare str out | parties interested, parts of 1 er. pchancr should failto comply with the » the property will be resold at the of the first purchaser, by adver- M. THOMPSON, Trustee. A. GRE » Auct. PROP- Lic A July 27th, with the ENTH STREET aT P. AY AFTERNOO ots Nos. No, 454, frontmz 21 feet on 7th eet, running back 1(2 feet to an to G street, with the improve- sting of & two-story and attic Brick house, containing nine rooms, with two good cellars and kitchen. This property is situated ina of the city, nearly opposite the ‘ood business part ‘atent Office, and about equidistant between the two markets. Terms: One-fourth eash; the residue in 6, 12, 18. and 24 months, with interest, secured by a deed trust on the pore, RUSTE By A. ERTY 0} N AY at auction, in fron! oe lock p. by v win F. day 6 106, folios 220 to 223. County of Washing » ‘True to the subscriber, bear: of C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. | GREEN, Auctioneer, ALE OF IMPROV NDAT AUCTION. : day of August, gts 4 ol @ pret OS, mf q irtue of'm deed of trust from Fale i date the 12th July. 1855, and recorded in Laber J. A.S. rJ.A.S.,No. me of the land records for the ain the District of Columbia, the following named property lying and being in the city Lotn the oft of W e Al terns are property willbe resold f delinquent, in the Star. iv TR-eod&ds the property: and it net after the sale the trustee reserves the right to By J.€ D tw stubs ws: One-ta elve month yee property in value. ashington, District aforesaid, to wit: bered fourteen. (14)im Square numbered hundred and eighty-fe pvements thereon. f 2d street we ‘Terms cash, If the ur, (584) together with the ‘his property 1s at the cor- est and treet south. l conveyance at cost of purchaser. not complied with in five days at the risk and Ne peo by advertising such resale 3 times M. THOMPSON, Trustee. EEN, Anctioneer, Me Ul RE, Auctioneer. SALE OF THREE FRAME Lots on the Island, on G street leeds of trust duly executed and eriber will sellon MONDAY, the 1857, at 6 o'clock p. m.,on the 1 Lots Nos. 2.3, and 5, in Square fronting 5 feet 4 inches on G ween Tthand ath streets west by 86. with the unprovements., winch substantially butt two - Sex, bly situated and rapidiy he several houses with the nz to each will be sold separately, rtumty to persoms desinng a zand the balance in xix tes bearing interest secured npled with on =x rd, cash fury rilat the risk aud expense of the purchaser, upou 18 Week's notice. CHLAS. Ss. WALLACH, Trustee. jy 18-Staw Als J.C. MeGUIRE, Auet._ A. GREEN, Anctioncer. S SALE OF IMPROVED PRO- B MPRUSTER of Jul ed in Liber ; one of the Laud Records for the County of Was PERT ON THE Istayp aT Averion.—On FRI DAY, the ist day of August, 1257, T shall sell at auction. in front of the premises, at 6 o'clock p. im. by virtue of a deed of trust from William 8, Fort. to the subscriber, bearing date the seventeenth day ¥, cighteen hundred and fifty-five, and recor: J.A.S, No, 14, folios 71 Lo 76 inelusiv, ington, inthe Distriet of Columbia, the following property. te quare nani lying and being in the City of Washingto! ywit: Part of Lotnuambered two vered four hundred and thirty=sev- District aforesaid, together with the improvements thereon, ich consist of two two-story Frawe ouses. This property fronts 29 feet on south G street, with adepth of 68 feet 2 uy h streets west. ‘ering: One-third. cash ; balance in six and twelve tnouths, the purchaser te give yinents, bearing interest from dav of sale. A deed deed ¢ of the pur: hes between 7th Mex for the deferred taker. All conveyance at of tran 5 If the purchaser should ASOT. F ply with the terms in five days, the trus- ps the right to resell the property at the risk and expense of the delinquent, by advertising such resale three times in the Star. jy te-2aw&ds public auet Wlhiain 1th day « No. 14, * Columbia, the follow on uty 0} ugust, 1255, and re: Trustee. N. Anet. M. THOMPS€ A RK PROP EKTY ON THE IsLanp at AUCTION .—-On 1857, 1 shnll lock p. m., at a deed of trust from iber, bearing date the sted in Laber J. A. s the land records: f Washington im the District of named property living and being in the city ot Washington, Distriet atoresaid, Lo wit: Lot numbered sixteen (16) 1m Square numbered five hundred and eighty-four, together with the unprov men’s thereon. This property fronts 3) feet 21) ches on Virginiaavenne, between Ist and 2d streets west, running back toanaverage depth of about 87 feet Terms: One-third cash: the balance in six and tweive months, the purchaser to give n deferred payments, bearing interest from te. sa s for the he day of A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All con- veynuee at the cost of the purehaser. Shouid the terms not be cupued with in five days the property will be resold at th est purchses, by adverts the Star. e risk and cost of the i resale 3t nes in . ‘Trustee, ng su M. THOM =f 0 i Grorsrrown CLA z HATICA The duti this fustit September iv 7-Sewi N RS. BUR Dt ACADEMY, jon will be resumed P. A. BOWEN, Principal. _ RS SCHOOL FOR YO vo. 391 NG LA- li strect, bet ween 13th and Mth streets west, will re-open on MONDAY, Septem- ber 2st, Ceererr , N ‘The second session of this sch EAR Ist day of e de; wi give instructions phy , Chemt Hose ot 1 Spelling, Readin. phy, Grn ar, HD tireck Grammar. Mathematics, tory. Latin, Gres M nbs istry S themmties, Nat History, Latin, Greek, Frenet, emeaty Ley ar, Rhetor he very Student ou entering uation, snd will waich his proficiency entitles him; and R MILITS sity of Vir pursued lea craduate of th First » Nations! 8-law. lw TUTE Pkt House, Va. “will commence ptember, 1257. A graluate of the im, adopting the mode of in W that institution, will have artinents of Ancient and Modern y. M. Institute, CuLrereR Ce iderable expert in Mather : al istry, and lower English branches. dies will beas follow EPARATORY CLass. Writinz, Arithmetic. Geogra istoty, Algebra, Latin Grammar, Parry Uns Aritlinetic. His HOOND CL ional P vale v. Chemistry, panisit. LASS. aud Moral Pinlesephy, 2). English Hiterature, English ic, Logie, Infantry and’ Artillery » Geography, History, Latin, Greek, French, will be subject toa then be assigned to no one will be allowed to pass tea higher class un jess he can give evidence of a thorough knowledge of tie subject contained in the preceding. ‘The discipline will be maces arly comfort and conveniences of eac'! school will be duly Tespected. bn military exercise, not interfere with the Academic duties. _ Terms: Board, ‘Tation. Washing, Fuel, Lights, Pay ments semi-annu " ths, S13", For racommendations and further ci lars. see CITA RLES E. L,IGHTFOOT, Y.M. 1, We have the PH of Vi Superintendent J . W. GILL rigid, but the h member of the ‘There will be daily nt care will be taken that theydo lly in particu: and Instructor in Mathematics and Natural Sciences. PLE, University of Va., era Languag ES Instructor m Ancient and ro! ‘acu en, liam jiidersieeve, Vere, Prof. Rev. Mr. John Hart. John Hunter, Col. John Ww: rol Pet ss Wwe m. §, Wa. R. 3 yon Fhe Citizens of N EB. MM W MUSI usi¢c Store, * do Fuciay Stinor, ~— iam and Pend jeton, 1s Barbour, Esq., Cul, Aes lege of referring to the fuliowi Military Institute. ichardson, Richmond City. piu, University of Virginia, do do do 7 M . once caters Ai do ati Louisa county. 4 Gpase county. ington. Is B. Taliaferro, Gloucester. Wallach. Rage Waste cit . og. Conca; S45 ington City Esq... ry Ail, V5 S. A., New York, eas | pk . ty. county Culpeper. iy 15-eotf ; 0 AND © AT ELLIS’s PIAN Py AUCTION SALEs. —i eee TO-DAY § TO-MORROW MORNING By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS V — Pere ey ORT MONAL q : The Railroad Eacursionists AND Baxey Goons at Arctios.—On TH UMBERLAND, sat eran HRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY EVEN. | conneil of Chiliicotlte, Obie ena ae city INGS. at f o‘clock. we shall sell, at Store ‘No. 38 | evening on the watt Simba. ate eae oi 4, avenve, opposite Browns’ Hotel, a larze stock guest» from Wheeling ‘They will wait here end on ‘ Fine Gold and Silver Watches Join the St. Louis and Cincinnati Sets of Jewelry in Cameo, Gold Stone, and Mosaic Bracelets, Chaims, Rivgs, Studs, Sleeve Buttons, of Fancy Goods, Books, Family bles, Ac. Ac. vy 17-St WALL & BARNARD, Auots. By J. c. BOOKCASES. Ks, \ Hones, Tarnxs, &¢.—Ou DAY MORNING. duis auth at Wo'clek, ut of the west wing of the Patent Oilice. a larce quantity of— Ponkeases. Desks. Tice i Tallies sarge quantity arrels, (hi > Stow c Terms casi in current funds {°¥e* . witd a € TIRE. Anot._ "Rv A. GREEN Auctioneer, HOE SEHOLDaxo KERCHEN FUR NEAR TH NAVY MONDAY,+ G street, between cast of Rev.S. Mahogany Di Feather Beds, Clock, Lookin Ch NITURE, 1 ya I shall sel att Mrs, Hradiey. "Nos 410. we ‘in aud 7th streets cast, 3 doors Marks, a good lot of Furniture, viz: Breakiast. and other Tables . and Stands T Kitchen Requisites, and many hh we deem unnecessary to enu A. GREEN, Auctioneer. by A. GREEN, Auctioneer. fee ret STA ees ig ARKET-HovusE aT AUCTION. DAY. the 2d instant, 1 i nm gS in the city of Washi . Centre Market, axes Persons from the country and dealers in Are respectfully invited to the sale. Terms cash. By order of the Mayor. A. GREEN, _y ied Auctioneer. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. FURaitURe AFTERNOON, 20th inst.. at $ o'clock, we wili sell, at No. 701 on 7th street, between G and H, (on the Island.) the entire Household Furniture, as— Chairs, Tables. Bedsteads Bureaus, Warilrobes, Carpet, Stoves Stands, Rockers, Glasses, &c. With Glassware, Kitchen Anrticies,&c. Terms cash. _iy 17-ts “WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON 3p PIREET WEST, BETWEEN souTH M anp N sts, THURSDAY, the ‘3d instant, 1 shal! sell in t 6 o’clock p.m., eleven hand Lots in square 5%, having a front each cn 3d street of thirty feet. ning through the square at an average depth of 140 feet and fronting on Dela ware avenue, between south M and'N streets Also, t No. 46, in Jones’ subdivision of square 545, hav ing a front of 25 feet on 3d street, between south M and N streets: having a wide side alley, and ranning back 1¢7 feet ten inches to an alley in the rear. Term: Jne-third cash; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest front the day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser. jy 17-d GREEN, Auctioneer. By E.S. WRIGHT; Georgetown. O*, FRIDAY, THE 3TH DAY OF JULY, on F the premises, at 5 0’clock p. m., I will sell to the highest bidder, that very desirable Dwelling and Business Stand, situated on High street, one door north of Prospect street. Georgetown, D.’ C.. beinz iy — Property for many years occupied by James leks its 22 feet on High street.running back 1 feet alley; attached, and frontme on lot 44 feet front. running back 2 con the west al teet alley. ‘Phe im- nsist of a substantial and eommodious e and Store Room, fronting on Hich h of the lot,and conceded to be one iness stands on the street. Frouting et 35 feet, isa snbstantial and weil i-xtory Dwelling, slate roof. The attention of persons wishite to make a cood vestinent is called to this property. as it will he sold withont reser The property is now under Prospect strr nd bin ns very eaxy and nade known at the sale, i offer at the same tine, the adioming Lot i Prospect street, and running tack 100 {?,. tot and binding on the same alley. rthe ‘Trustee. s expose at public n MONDAY Pthe Sd day of m., if fair. if net, on the the premise: next, at 12 G next fair day thereafie ail the right, title, Brooke interest, aul estate of Robert We n and to the real estate of ‘her ¢ ha Berry .and wich said right urchased xt Si 843, by a cert ranedd nd tithe rifi"s Sale on the 24th day OUs Spear. and after- wards duly conveyed to. the then Shes itl; Je R. Baden.) The Property u otfered is a teunney by the courtesy of the said Robert W. Brooke in ict No.3 of said realestate. ‘The said lot contains 6 acres, itis well wooded, and th 1s of excellent quality—is situated about fivi Washing Ton, and is now ina good xtate of ¢ : ‘Terms of sal hurd cash on the day of sale. ual talments of six and twelve months, on bonds of the purchaser, with se- curities to be approved by the undersigned, aud bear- ug interest from the day of sale. Upon the pay - ment of the purchase money, the undersigned will convey to the purchaser the interest of the said Brooke and Spear in and to the said premise: D.C. DIGGES S.H. BERRY. nt for the Owner, ue in iv 1e-2ew . By C.W. BOTEL aus nies, on KE street ne 4th day of August, 1 part of the Lot of 156), Washington city ound nu + beginn fF eet north on nehes from tix nd running then Ss with the western d lot wumber six which was Saunders and wife to Roger C. Mary 3. Scott; thence north 16 feet 732 inches; and one-third inches; thence ada laif; thence east 2) feet 4 east 2 feet 6 inches ; thene thence west 22 feet in south 28 feet 1 inc inches and oue third of au inch to the place of be- Fa INE. stof a good three-story t, with a large two-story and the whole well arranged for a res on. and eight Hohe given w secure the deferred ie expenses of the deeds to be at the 0 purchases ‘Trustec rexery »tore sell the the purchaser. ne and terms the terms there chaser with If, at his and cost such sale, or to vacate the sale, if are not comphed with by the pur davs after the sale. The premises are now under tease for S60 anuum, the lease to expire on the Ist day of Octoher, Be 2) M. MOREFIT, ‘Trastee. CW. BOT AR. Auctioneer. to" THE CREDI' MRS oF MARY Barney provided for in said deed are requested to Zz leave their accounts and vouchers at the other of july Il-eod&as the Trustee. nae treet. By A. GREED RUSTEE’S SALE rRovED PROPERTY ON THE Ist. deed of trust bearing date « ember, of i ts huington counts. in the District of Coli the putersigucd trustee will sell at. public anetion the highest bidder on ‘THURSDAY, the Lith day August, 1857, ats the certain Lot of ¢ ty of W known . 87, w now divided and improved n two parts, e dwellings. ‘erms, cash. Uiless the terms are complied with in five days from the sale, the trustee reserves the rightto resell atthe risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser or p ers. All conveyances at the cost of the purchaser or pnrehasers. RICHARD BH. EEARK A. GREED Jy 15 -lawtwads \ EB HAVE JUST R VED THE FOL- lowing Goods which 4 sinall advance of cost for cash = A very large variety of Turner Bros. celebrated Laquorayy Turner 's Ginger Wie, an excellent remedy for ispepsia Biackberty Brandy, a certain cure for Diarrhea and Dysentet Claret, Madeira, Sherry, aad Sweet Malaza Wines, Ginger, and Ch gt be - is ne t ran: R = of ae quali » Strawberry, oP res, all of fine flavors, prepared from pure Rose, Cin aoe ae and Pe ent Cordials ose, Cinm . A sees Curacoa, Absinthe, Essence of Pepperment Extract of Sersaperilis, ‘Stoughton Bitters F We ave niee on iaod ly of Dr. Wheeler’ Ve have also on 8 su ol . Wheeler's Celebrated Sherry Wine Buses spiendid article. In addition to the above, we have at all times a large supply of the following named stock of Mait Liquors, being the only Liquors of the kiad in the District, and which cannot fait in giving satisfaction to all who use them: Philadelphia XX. Burton and b. Ale, Philadelphia ae ut, XX ter, 4 fine article of Lager er ser, Cider ke. , eshinN As usual, supply of Mineral hand,” Supply of Miners Wy i 57 Green street. G IN THE NEW THURS ), Shall sell, commencing at 12 o’ciock m., all the Stands in the new Market-house, erected south of the old | moving Produce | orated with fla E AT AUCTION.—On MONDAY | | with several counts fe t the sane hour and place, | iright of his deceased wife, Mary A. EK. | we are prepared to sellat | renderin wumbering some 338 Persons, who bave been layed several hours on the Central Ohio Railroad, but will reach here about one clock to-night — The exenrsionists will sup bere and start Rast di - rectly after. arriving-in Baltimore in time to-mor- Tow mern: The depot here jx handsomely decorated Gaarton, July 17 —{ arrived here at 5 0°ch this A. M_. and found the Chillicothe, Obio, ‘an czation already present. awaiting the arrival of their St. Louis and Cincinnati brothers Those fremt Chillicothe are ax follows: Edward A. lavor: A. Blecker, City Solicitor; A City Treasurer ; L.. Raker, City Mar- cilmen. M Armor, M. Schilder. Jos Lewis, Wim E. Gilmore, William P Miller. 8.W. Kiy 'earson shal: € Sanford. W Welsh. W vre the recipients of many courtesies the day ne Were tired and flags flung to the bre There was a delay on the Little Miami tral Ohio Roads, which these trom St Lowis, dc - Teaching this point until 7 p m..at which time the trains convey! them sounded three whistles, they were escort into the fine hotel here crected, and seated to a dinner of which none could complain. There are 341 in all. counting the Chilicothe delegaiion. and we will vot reach Cumberland before lock to-night. This will not, how- re with our arrival in Baltimore, as n stright thi ‘h and arrive by 10 o'clock a. m. Saturda entire party left Grafton at quarter past seven p.m. A reception will be given there by the firing of cannon. dis- playing of flags. &c. along the entire route Battimorr, July i5.—The Western Excur- sionists have arrived, and the Procession is now towards the Maryland Institute. ‘Phe streets presenta splendid appearance, being dec- sand devices, triumphal arches: ete. The escort is slim, owing to the jatense heat. The guests aré all inearriages, numbering some four hundred. Mayor Swan will weleome them in a speech at the Institute Hall. The Grand Banquet will take place on Monday night Later from Kansas. Puirave ; July 17.—The St. Louis Demo. crat has advices from Kansas stating that Gov. Walker has issued a prociamation declaring bis intention to put down all opposition to territorial laws by force, and warns the citizens of Lawrence not to organize under the Topeka charter He also censures them for advising other towns to do so. Rumor says that seven hundred troops were summoned to march against Lawrence, and that Gov. Walker designs retaining the army in Kan- sas and break un the Utah expedition. Decision in itchell Case. Cuicaco, July 16 —The case of Mitchell, col- ored, vs. Lamar, white, in the United States Cir- enit Court, has been decided. Judge McLean ar- Pall (Judge Drammond conecurr ng) that the plaintiff has never been a slave, nor a descendant from slave ancestry, and the presamption is that he ix a citizen of I[linois, aed, consequently enti- ted to sue in the federal court. Ka Affairs. New York, July 18.—The Herald's Washing- ton correspondent says the President has recleved a dispatch from Gov. Walker waich announces an insurrection at lawrence. and that the Govern- er had summoned the U.S. troops to con-entrall, and had himself started for the point of difficul- wv Frands on the Ohio State Treasury. Coremprs, July 17 —Two indictments have hurnd against Gibson, the State Treasurer; an embezziement of State funds. One in it hax also been found against Breslin, rbezzlemeut Rumored Removal of Bishop Hughes- New York, July 1©.—The Timesof this morm- inz hints that Bixhop Huzhes ix about to be de. aud mentions Bishops MeClosky. of r Connor. of Pittsburz, as his proba Successor Burning of the Montreal. Montnrrat. Joly 1 case of the rec a verdict of 1 tain. pilot and rainst the owne te of the steamer Mont Latest from Hayti. TON. July 1 —Advices from Port-au-Prince heen received. which state that on the first of July sickness im that city was on the increase Business was dull Coffee and Logwood were searce Death of Dr. Rose. - N. ¥.. July 16 —Dr. Rose, who was burned at the fire at the State Lunatic Asylam in this cityon Tuesday. died this afternoon from the eftrets of his injuries N.Y... July 15.—Twenty mowing machines were tested to-day, by classes, cutting grass. The dynamometer tria! will take place to-morrow The Oh WueEetine, J nearly stationary. River. y 15.—The river at this point is with 45) feet in the channel ‘ Resigned. New York. July 17 —Simeon Draper. chairman of the police commissioners. las resigned New York Markets, New York, July Isth —Flour is dull, sales of 51MM) bbls. ; State $6 30aS6 SU; Ohio $6 S5a87 Pouthern $7 G0aS7 so W heat is firun; sales Corn is dati 5 bushels; new white sales 10,500 bushels; mixed $ Meck S23 a2. | Beef is Lard is quiet at 15 Whisky is steady; Ohio 3346 5 Financial. New Yorn, July IS —Stocks are dull. Chi- cago and Rock Island 914; Hlino's Central shares 123; Michigan Southern 40%; New York Central ~2; Reading Railroad 774; V a 6's Sierling exeb: New Pranica have Mrs. Oliphant From J. Shillington, we +; or, The Three Gifts,” by This work has received our heaity admiration while in course of publication 1 Blackwood's Magazine. and we now commend it to our readers as one of the most delightful tales of the day For Evror The British screw steamer Le- hanon left New York on Thursday for Liverpool, with cighteen passengers and $100,000 in specie, The Belgian stea Constitution also left for Antwerp, with thirty-one cabin passengers and fit y(n the steerage. Tue Navication or rae Onvo.—Advicesfrom Wheeling and Parkersburg, dated Wednesday, represent that the waters of the Ohio river ha so far fallen as to render wm tion for any but the very smallest clsss of b impossible. River hts have consequentiy gone up very bigh, or are not taken at all New Yous Monaciry.—tu New York, during ve. there were six murders, nine garotings, six aries, four under the denomination of per- and form Liteen violent assaults, nine- ret larcenies, eb of them counterfeiting and three suicides—imaking a total of seventy-six. N THE FINE ARTS. Paiyrine axp ProtosRarny ComBinen. PHOTOG PHIC PORTRAITS, il Colors, on Canvas. MUMIATURE O8 Size oF LiFe. S. WALKERS PUKTKAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY, » corner 442 st.and Pennss | vann Ww aApartin las fitted up the abe sata very creat outlay of ¢ his estat shines plete and handsome in the a large Gallery for fine On! Paintings, modern masters, eer b nae wich he intends. to add feenh mportations. LAER lias also up a com- plete onit oF rooms, with private robing apartments jor ladies, and purchased the hnest possible metra- and engaged @ hrst class operative artast to sist lain in the department for thking all Kinds of SRAPHIC. AMBROTYPE AND DA- BRREOTYEE PORTRALTS, trom the t dlest miniature to size of life, WALKER. by combining the Pictorraphio Pro- cess with the art of Painting, of which he has had 25 years’ experience, whose specimens of life size portraits may be seen in some of the frst fame hes of the om as well as those exhibited in his Gallery, he will be able, by the combination of the oduce portraits t >, to pre ‘hat have never ex- celled for their hdelity and life-like ex; - Can- = and boards prepared by himself expressly for the purpose. Partioular attention paid to the of Por- traits. Miniature or lifersise, from pictures of deceased friends. phs taken from corpses, or sick persons wate no- — At their own residences, on immed: Committees and classes taken in EONORA D’ORCO, by G. P. R. James ; price ‘of copies from the snmwe sold Se, » ay Oy groupe, snd any quentaty copies at Wilkie Collins ; price 50 c=nte, Likenesses on + for Tomb Stones, Nothi Muloch; do 50 do. iuable ‘Be tings, and Family Portr ine Fartune of Glenoote, by Chas. Lever’ price 50 quicfully book lived ‘and testored to thelr or ‘Erail, by Capt. Mayne Reid ; price $1.25. rgshness. fally. solicited New tank iadeerir ia zit prinscont: | wie at tn'oklan er Suntan sak nse ; ¢ ‘doors f ig Magazines and 4 cokly Papers received aa Ses street, two em ul l. ¥ = — 1 reece i ‘ARASOLS—PARASOLS! Seas ermomerern on kane are te out lees than cost, at eae, sha 55 1 iy 14- _No. 128 Bridge st.. Georgetown. _iy 8-2o2w 130i 5 JRAREGE ROBES—BAREGE RO UST RECELVED— = 50 hat 10CO! . Beh yt tA eee bed alate ere ® PA E'S, 44 Pa. ay, is