Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ArTEMeT at Ixranticipg —About 7 o’clock Sunday morning a little son of L. Ricker kicked a football Into a sewer on C atreet, between Ninth and Teath, and while trying to recover it he heard the cry of a child in the sewer. He told bis father, who went directly tn search, and after crawling up the sewer about fifty feet he found the infant some three feet from a smal! opening in the mises of Mr. Jno. T. Berkeley, dyer, who bad al also heard the Gy te the sewer and was assistance to get ebild out. About § gentleman reported the case to the Captain of the Guard, and stated that the infant was at bis house. Capt. Mills went to the place where the child was found, and met Messrs. Ricker and Berkeiey, who toid him they sus- ‘ted that a servant of Mr. B. was the mother. Mes , midwife, who had dressed. the child, accompanied Capt. Mills to the house of Mr. Berkeley, and questioned the girl; bot she denied knowing anything of the matter. After being placed in the ha of Mr. Bangs, how- ever, she admitted that it was ber child and that she put it there for fear of her motber. Justice Donn was sent for, and the girl, Louisa Parker, colored, was committed to jail for Court. Wasuinxeton Tuzatre.—Very much obliged is everybody to the managers for securing My. Charles Mathews for another week. ‘This is our last chance thoagh, poz, as he is to appear in Richmond next week. By the way, what a pro- lific brain this same Chas. Mathews must have! Night after night he bas presented us with new and brilliant patos of his own, and yet be opens the week with a fresh budget, and of a yet richer aud more promising look. To-night, the performance commences with the extravaganza entitled “Take that Girl away.” Mr. Charles Rocket, (originally played by him,) Mr. Chas. Mathews; Mr. Septimus Poddle, Mr. Whiting ; Mr. Sexe Mr.J.M Dawson; Mr. Cattle, Mr. H. Rassell; Miss Isabel Poddle, Mrs. Chas. Mathews ; Miss Jenny Poddle, Miss Tree ; Dinah, Mrs. Jno. Sloan After this comes the original comedy, by Chas. Mathews, termed “Little Toddlekius.*? Mr. Jones Robinson Brownsmith, Chas. Mathews, pista large wert a) r. Barnaby Babi- combe, jabicombe Bay, Mr. Whiting; Cap- tain Litthepop, Mr. C Howard; Amanthes, Mrs HH. P. Grattan; Annie Babicombe, Mrs. Stoneall; Susan, Miss Tree. To-morrow night Mr Mathews will appear as Augustus Trinkiet, the Wizard, in the comical magical extravaganza of ‘The Great Gun Trick.’ Mrs. Mathews will take the part of “Buttons,” in the same piece. WE REGRaT to see, by the subjoined announce- ment iu the Washington News of Saturday, that the impaired health of the editor and proprietor of that long-established paper, has compelled its discontinuance. Mr Thompson says, in taking leave of his pa- trons > “We announce to-day the discontinuance of this journal, on account of impaired health, aud the destre we feel to devote ourselves exclusive- ly to official duties of anether kind under a re- cent appointment. Ia making the present an- nouncement, we tender our heartfelt acknow!- edgments to those friends and subscribers who have sustained us by their promptness and punc- tuality for several years past, and up to the pres- eattime. To thoxe who are still indebted to us we make our final appeal, that they will pay at our Office, No. 492 Ninth street, the amount justly due us for advertising, subscriptions, &c. It is our intention to wind up our pecuniary affairs in a satisfactory manner to all who have claims against us on account of this paper, and also to make a return of moneys paid in advance beyond the present time. And it will not be our fault, but the fault of those indebted to us, if we do not, in a reasonable time, satisfy every just claimant. In the meantime. we creve the indulgence and forbearance of the parties above referred to.”’ Pires —Last night an old unoccupied frame dwetling, on Third street near Maryland avenue, was fired by some person unknown. The com- panies were soon on the ground, and, by judi- cious management of their apparatus, prevented the spread of the flames to adjoining en: ‘The house destroyed was the property o! - mund Riley This morning, about one o’clock, the frame dwelling next to the corner of Righth and M streets north, was fired and barat to the ground. It was occupied by Mr. Pinkerton, and the fami- ly had barely time to escape. The fire was com- tmunicated through a knot or auger hole in the beards, and was discovered by a neighbor, who attempted to extingnish it with buckets of water, bat the fire had made its way between the wea- ther boards and plastering to the roof, which fell before anything could be saved, and the iomales barely escaped with their lives. The property wax owned by Mr. Wm. P. Partello, and was partially insured ‘Tur event of the week before us will, un- doubtedly be the lecture of the Hon. Edward Ev- erett at the Smitbsonian [nstitution to-morrow night for the benefit of the poor of our ga f It iw stated that the President Buchanan will reseut, and also members of the Cabinet, and a ‘all representation of the Diplomatic Corps. By consent of General Henderson the Marine Band will be in attendance to lend the charm of music to that of oratory. To-night the citizens of Georgetown will enjoy the opportunity of hearing Mr. Everett, who lee- tures ia that city for the same noble benefit. Tus Memaens of the Columbia Fire Company are completing tueir arrangements for the erec- tion of a suitable monument in memory of the lamented Grenup. The company has resolved to remove the remains of Grenup's mother from the Baltimore Cemetery and place them by the side of those of ber son in the Congressional Bu- rial Ground. A pleasantly sitaated lot has been purchased there by them for this purpose, and in a short time this object will be earried out. Tue ™monument is now being made, and when com- pleted will be a masterly piece of art. It i esti- Tuated that the whole cost of the work will be upwards of 34,000. ‘Tue Smait-Pox casx.—The facts in relation to @ case of small pox having been misstated in some of the papers, we are requested to give the pa’. ticulars. it seems that a steward of a vessel was taken sick and was left ai a sailor boarding-house at Alexandria. It being ascertained that {t was a case of small pox, the persons having him in cbarge caused him to be brought to thi« city and placed at the door of the Infirmary. He was re- faved admission at the Infirmary, and was taken to the City Hall steps, and a message was sent to the Commissioner of Health: and therevpon the sufferer was provided for by the city authorities, and placed where he would be cared for without danger to the public. Peax Famity Bett Rincers —This troupe open to-night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. The pro- gramme now before us isa varied and promising one indeed, including a dozen or more different pieces, voral and instrumental. In the latter de- | aeagpe they will give their singularly fascinat- ug performance upon the bells, in which their loug practise bax yiven them such wonderful ea As vocalists, this family enjoy a rst class reputation, a) selections from the most popular operas are executed by them in brilliant style. Tux Extension.—We perceive that our so- Proverbiaily enterprising fellow-citizens, the Brothers Willard, have already broken ground in the construction of the proposed extension of thetr present mammoth Hotel, on Pennsylvacia avenue and Fourteenth street. They are evi- dently determined to push the work through this season. When completed upon the pian we explalued some weeks ago, the whole house will forin one of the most extensive and well arranged series of buildings for hotel purposes in exist- euce in the United States Our active friends of the Metropolitan Lite- Fary Association, who have ventilated most of the prominent topics of the day very thoroughly in their discussious, now mean to dish up another entertainment for their friends and admirers—the public. They have engaged Hon S S Cox. who once upon a time gave an amusing lecture at the Smithsonian Institution upon “American Ho- mor. to address them at the same pl: a “frish Humor.” aig a Tue Soram Ectirs® came off this morning, according to programme; but, owing to the clouded horizon, did not make much show in these “diggin: Smoked glasses were voted perfectly needless by those who had taken pains to procure them. [t is reported that the sun “ eclipsed, and kept it up uati! 13 minutes Past 7 o’clock a. m Siowor Vito Veri's attractive sale of statuary and orsamental ware will! be continued this even- ing. The opportunity to procure beautiful works of art aod atitity at a low price is being im- proved by citizens. and also by visitors who have not ofteu so favorable a chance of making selec tions from sv tine a collection. Tue Crrcerr Co a after 3 protracted and very busy term, adjourned, finally, om Raturday last. More casex were dixposed of during the term than have been adjusted at any previous term for a musober of years Tue Meruovist Paorrstant Conrrexxce, now in sexsion at Philadelphia, hav selected Georgetown, D.C. as its next annual place of meeting —the time is the second Wednesday of March, 1859. —_—_ Tue Porice had no ilttle trouble, yesterday, ‘with a party of rowdies who bad gathered in pt tines = wet ie ae Sever te the a, an it sever: bane e ee scogeed bent on Oprxixc o¥ tre New Booxstone —This es- tablishment, started under the auspiees of Mr. Franklin Phitp, (a gentleman favorably known im Washington,) was inaugurated on Saturday last, with an eclat reflecting credit on. the enter-, Prise and betokening fature suecess Every one seemed pleased with the elegance of the estab- lishment and its inviting appearance, the selec tion of the stock and the specialities (many of which are entirely novel) which Mr. Philp bas determined to ini uce. Mr. Philp has also formed a permanent fine art ery, where be Proposes to constantly place Eetere td gpntes a succession of novelties in art, which will do much towards cultivating that papier J the beautiful now so rapidly growing in our médst. In the evening, a party of gentleman assembled at Mr. Phiip’s private residence, where a de- lightful entertainment was given, which may be emphatically termed a literary banquet—it was Indeed ‘a feast of reason and a flow of soul.” ‘We have seldom seen in the same number of per- sons so many men of mark—Congress, the bar, the clergy, the press, literature, science, the fine arts, and the drama, (with yallant mili and naval defenders of the country,) were each re resented by men high in their vocation ; the evening was enlivened by several very eloquent speeches, and as the small hours approached brilliant bon-mots, songs. and witticisms made each and all agree that “time was made for slaves.”? We cannot but Gegintniate Mr. Philp at hav- ing in so comparatively brief a period secured the good opinion of so many of our citizens. and we are sure that his services in the cause of art will be well rewarded by that strong support always extended where well deserved. Crimtnat Court —The Court met this morn- ing at the usual hour, but no business had been entered into up to 12 0’clock m. The Senate, up to this time, has taken no ac- tion towards the confirmation of the new Dis- trict Marshal, and to add to the embarrassing circumstances now y eon asa preventitive to active business, the District is without a prose- cuting Attorney ; the commission of P. B. Key, Esq , having expired ert: A large amount of business is now pending at this term, and the Court, to answer the uire- ments of the law is obliged to go throuvh the farce of meeting each day, and after atterding to the Grand Jury to sit idl {Commenicatep. Mr. Eitor: As one of the nuinerons subscribers to your valuable and widely circulated paper, I beg leave through it to call the attention of the Commissioner of the Third Ward to the condi- tion of the pnmp situated on Eighth street north, between I. and M. It has been out of repair for the last ten days, to the great inconvenience of the many housekeepers in the vicinity; and if water could have been obtained from it last night, the fire which occurred on the corner of M and Eighth streets, might bave been extinguished before any serious damage resulted. Wasuineton, March 15. A Surveren. ANOTHER MosT BRILLIANT Success, we are glad to record, was the Concert of Miss Juliana May on Saturday night. It is the highest testi- mony to her great merit as a vocalist, to say that she gains upon the public regard with each sue- cessive appearance. Commencing so well, and advancing with such rapid strides, her admirers may with reaxon anticipate for her a noon-day splendor that svall even pale the glow of her morning career, however brilliant. To-night our Alexandria friends are to have the pleasure of hearing Miss May. Tue Nattoxat Musicat Convestion is to meet at the Smithsonian Institution on Monday, the 26th of April next. Messrs. Root and Brad- bury will unite in conducting the exercises. Lowell Mason was invited to be present, we hear, hut previous engagements compeiled him to de- cline. Munper’s Satoon has been procured for the St. Patrick’s Dinner on the 17th instant. Look out for a brilliant affair. Warcn Reivexs —Ryon McDonald, Ireland, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 60 days. Alfred Kane, Mavs , vagrant; do. William Thompson, Mass , do; do. Barney Carter, Ireland, drank and disorderly; workhouse 9) days. Hannab Wilson, V: 0; do. Thomas Toland, Ireland, do; do 60 8. Henry Hart, Pu.,do.; do. J Dale, Md , do; do 4 ‘The nights of the 13th and Mth thirty-five lodg- ers, all non-residents, were accommodated West Lock-up—Return the week —Prank Wheeler, col’d, D.C., drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $3 44. John Munding, Germany, pro- fanity do. James Higgins, England, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 30 days. James Nash, Ireland, raat; de. Dennis McGee, D. C., drunk and disorderly; tiné and cost«, &6 50. Margaret Jones, col’d, Va., do; do. $3 44. Frank Lunmerson, col’d, D.C , do; do. Robert An- derson, col’d, Va, fugitive; deimissed. Daniel Connelly, Ireland, drunk and disorderly; do. < Wrpoinc Caxes, very pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream and Water Ices at $1.50 per gallon. at the Philadelphis Confectionery, corner 12th and F sts. m 8-Im* J. Fussene. DIED, On Saturday nicht, Mareh 13, OWEN MAGEE, exed about 44 years. is fanerai will take place from his late reaidence, corner of Mar land avenue aud Fourth street east, RA a Hull, Po mprtos (Tuesday) Afternoon at $ oclock. His friends and sequaintauces are roupest fa!'y imvited to attend. x On Sunday evening, 14th instant, FRANCK F., pouncest son of Francis F. and Virginia W. Par- er, aged Il months and 15d. On Sunday morning, DUNCAN STEWART, son of Frank'in Steelesof Minnesota, aged i year. ‘The funeral will take place from No. $2 K atreet, Franklin square, ‘To-morrow (Tuesday) morning, the 16th instant, at U1 o’eleck. The friends of the family to attend. i WANTS. NTED.—Wanted to find a pure! new and weil selected stock of tiroce! and also the store room { r rent. Gur location is ia the central portion of the city, where we are doing good cash business. We will make terms very rea- ee C. H.W, City Post Office. ml ANTED-By gontatio Woman a SiTU- ATi as C Washer and Ironer. Good references given. Address Box l4 Star Office, moat" WASTED TO BUY—Back numbers of Har- per’s Magazine for the yenrs 18 0, 1851, 1852, #t the a Liverties cheap Bookstore, $27 7th street. Persons wishing to complete their sets for binding can fay e@ any number desired at the above place. fora ANTED—A FARM HORSE: also,a chanp CARRIAGE HORSE, Apply to E. HARTE 445 Sth street. or to Thomas Landon, 7th streat read, west side. newr first Toll Gate mts ar W ANTED—Hy a respectable Yu 16 years of age, 4 Situation as Seamstres: Good reterence given if required. Apply at Mu Beescrs, corner of l4th and D sts., No. 248, m su UIKL, wast i{D—A TENANT fora neatly and wel! a hed House, Enquire corner Noord G streets. RICKS WANTED. furnishing one milion which cash will be for 5 Ui ig Bricks, for ® id ondelivery ofthe same. Per- sous vroposing to furnish are requested to name the quantity and ki: ither red, salmon, arch or pil ‘ar The bricks will be required to be delivered and piled and agree with the samples offered. mil diw J.C. & H. A. WILLARD. ANTE D—For the United States Army, abie- W tniled tamarind MENT whom will be ziven good pay, board, glothing and ca attendance, Pay from $12 to per month. No man having & wife or child will be acoepted. Apply for mounted service at Vates’ 7th street, opposite Centre Market. jotel,' NOTICE —We, the un- dersigned, have formed a Copartnersnip under the firm of KAGY & BROTHER. for the purpose of carry: ‘on a. Wholesale Liquor Business and ng efining, at No. 585 on 7th street. re "A. A. KA@Y, J. M. KAGY. Washington, March 6th, 1858. m 8-im ( RIENTAL NAIL POLISH, giving a beautiful justre to the finger nals, at GIRBS’S Han Stora. near Isth atraat. Pe. ave. 0 10-Grn WAVE YOUR MONEY. DS cael N.C. MeKNEW begs leave to inform his firends and the pubiio ceperally that he is now ready to fur- Bish them with WGo and COAL at the follow iz low rates : Osk Wood, sawed in 3 or more pieces, pr cord, $675 Pise Wood, do, Gone aon $5.00 A'l wood is measured before sawed. COAL of all kinds and at low prices. McKNEW, mit 6t* N. on 5th street, between H and I sis, Jt BSCR AR Ze é OLESAL® DEALER iN V*TEKS, epcetfully informa his fereude ead custerucrs that be will sell tus OYSTERS (which are Kuown to be of the best quality in’ the market)ats lower price than one e's can afford, as he buys them by boat load. Come and get a barenin. CK LED and SPiN SiR is always on mim Southeast corner i2th and Bocesin. 7 ee Cena oe BOOK, or E eontaint .fything necessary farence of the iticinna and statesinen of t! titted Mtates. Edited by M. W. Claste ect, “~— FRANCK TAYHOR, Riarberepetabcaee epee | Lie Re coi GEORGETOWN.” Correspondence of The Star. 2 ; Gronecrrown, March 15, 1968. From present indications, the spacious Metho- dist church edifice on Numbarion street is des- ee tined to be filled to its utmost eapacity this even- Ing, to hear the charity lecture of Hon. Everett. It is expected that all the leading citf- zens of our city will be present, together with several notable persons from your city, and that Mr. Everett will be introduced to the audience by his honor Mayor Crawford. Messrs. R R. Crawford. Henry Addison and William Ridgeley will act as the committee of reception. A very interesting ceremony came off in the Dumbarton street M E. Sunday School yester- day morning, viz: the presentation of a hand- some silver cup to Mr. James A. White by the pupils of the school. The very deserving me- mento bears the following inscription, ‘ Pre- sented to J. A. White, by the scholars of the M. E. Sabbath School,” and is intended as a reward for bis valuable services in teaching them in the art of singing. The cup was presented by Mr. E. Brown on behalf of the school, accompanied bv a few pertinent remarks, and received by Mr. White in quite a handsome and touching man- ner. Our young friend, Mr. White, leaves for Kansas the first of April, where, we learn, he in- tends locating. We have been requested by some of the official members of the Dambarton street Methodist church to warn those persons who are in the habit of annoying the minister and congregation by their disorderly conduct in the church during Sabbeth morning and evening worship against another repetition of it. They have all been carefully watched and are well known, and no- thing but a desire on the part of the official body to avoid, if possible, any measures that might tend to wound the feelings of the friends and relatives of the offenders, has prevented them from openly ex, ng ee whole of them. They the offenders) somes, owever, construed the fi Deatunce of the official members of the chu into a sort of license for their very disreputable conduct, and carried it to a point which forbearance ceases to be a virtue. We have. therefore, been requested to notify all such that if their very disrepatable conduct ix repeated, they must expect to be turned over to the officers of the law to be dealt with according tothe de- merit of their conduct, without regard to their claims to respectability or the feelings of friends. Verbum sap. No material change in the markets since our last report. SPecTaTor. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. OUN D.—On leaving the omnibus in this town,a few I picked up a small SUM OF MONEY, restored to the owner by describing it ‘ing for this advertisement. Appiy to the subscriber. at No. 17 Ist st., George- bad ed during office hours at No, 5° Winder's Brn iat SAMUEL RAINEY, HON. EDWARD KVERETT WIL | deliver. an Address on Charity fo the benefit poor of Georgetown, on MONDAY, March the Meth copal Church,on Dun- M. 0 be hi ‘the book and drug stores, por of the church, ist Epis 10) and at the m 10-dti5t ———— By J C McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RAND CLosine OU SALE FOR G aes Vivi & Sons—On ESDAY AFTERNOON, March I6th,at 334 0'clock, and in at so look at i renen rT) gt the res.du 6 of their beautiful Cy cue pubes éo.enliod to this sale, Terms: One hundred dollar reand under, cash, over that sum * crecit of 2and 4 months, with interest, ‘satis! ed. mm 15-2¢ J. C. MoGUIRE. Auctioneer. FOR RENT AND SALE. KRW AND DESIRABLE N z Peat hot RANA ie ule esi! ie ~s' DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Building, hand: containing all the moder: somely furuished, and 2 improvements. his property is delightfully situated forasummer crater Apply to JAS: G. MoGUIRE, ancien erate. . C. snd Gonnntasion Merchant. Sor ct awa {OR RENT.—A hand: three-s BR FOWL Tad panties three-story BRICK Sth streets, No. 642. The reut will be very moderate, ees ——— tenant. Apply on the premises. SOR REN N'T.—The western HOUSE of tie row kK of four-story brown front new Brick Houses on K street north, near 4th stree:. Has a tiful suppiy of water from a wellon the =. with water fixtures furnishing kitchen. bathroom, and chambers Inquire at J. L. Savage’s Hardware Store, between 10th and lth sts, Pa.avenue. Rent 0 per annul iy GEO. SaVAGF. ARM FOR SALE.—A valuable Farm contain- ing one hundred acres, (or more “he thi high state of cultivation, with Dweillihg, Barns bie, Fruit Trees and a'! modern improvemeuts, sit- uated in Prince George’s County, Maryland, and mules from Washington. For further information inquire of GEO. W. BRAY. No. 282 sth street, be- twee M and N sireets north, m 'i-Im* CARD.—A large and comfortable Room. with water for rent. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & CO., No.2 Pa av. between ath and 10th sts. m !0 6t OR RENT =i a Ph AL La £0oms recently occupi ‘udge E lis wil vacant and for rent after date. ‘Fhe location (276 Penn- sy!vania sven xt the Kirkwood House) is one of the bast in the city for gentlemen having business at the Capitol or Departments, and wili be rented to transient or permanent occupants. There are seve- ral smatier rooms also in the house, at moderate prices m 9-tf UILDING LOTS —For Sale—A variety of BUILDING LOTS on the Island and other parts of the city. Terms acoom ting. Inquire at No. 2, Todd’s Building. _m1-eoim DAVID MYERLE. L- OR SALE OR RENT.—A BRICK DW: «ING, containing 13 rooms The Furniture will be sold with the house. if desired. . Beautifully situated on Missouri avenue, No. 24 between 43_ and 6th sgmgets, near the Nationa! and Browns’ Ho tele. ff e On the premises. m 5-Im* N EW SPRING GOODS. RunK TRUNKS!) TRUNKS! JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., bas juxt received, and now ofiering at very low prices, to cash and prompt customers, 4 general as- surtment of Goods, — tothe early Spring de- in part— lack Silks, some very cheap, M. De.aines, " ring M. Delaines and Challies, nd Merrima: k Prints, 8 n Cotton Sheetin, Family Cottons, of ali the most reliable makes. shirting, ladies’, or child. en’s use, tine, medium. and hea’ White and Brown Table Damask and Table Cloths, Colored-bordered Towels and Huckaback Diapers, Scotch Diapers, Russia and American Crash, a brown undressed Linen, for Children’s rons, Cassitueres and Jeans, for boys’ wear, Extension and Kishop Hooped Skirts, Cotton Hoseand Hat Hose, Striped Osnaburgs and Pisid Cottons, Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs and Duck, With other seasonable Goods, ‘To which the attention of Cash and prompt cus- tomers are invited. mio J. H. SMOOT. CINE ALES.—We respectiully aunvunce to our friends and the public that we have at last suo- led in having a larce quantity of ALES of vari- us kinds brewed.expresaly to our order, which we will uarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- ety that was ever offered in this market. All persons wishing a nice article of Ale can have it by applying to us for either of the following brands, viz. Kennett, Burton X XX Pale, India Pale, Phil- adeiphia and XX. We also have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always on hand. i e reen street. se enero Geornctown, D.C. N ‘ M. RUPPEL. ORTH side of Market Space, No. 37, betw Bridge and Canal Reb ener tapi eral announces to eis Ons pat at RESTAURANT fay be found at times the choicest and most excelie! assortmeni Of LIQUORS, the fres OYSTERSand all kinds of GAME son. ved at ali hours ad at the usua! prices, LOST AND FOUND. OST—On Saturday afternoon last, either on Pa, avenue, 13th or G streets, a plain gold BRACE- ‘T, with the usme “May” engraved upon the in- side. The ficder will be suitab'y rewarded by !eav- ing itat this office. 1t* ———<—<—<— OUN D—On Pennsylvania avenue. near the cor ner of !9th street, « small BUNDLE cpap some articles of embroidery on Swiss mus'ia, whi the owner can hvve by applying at this ethioe tt* UndT,—Between ‘he corner of 9th on K street, or K and New York 1@ on 10th street, a large sqaare BREASTPIN, with a small Cross attached, in shape of a buckel. ‘he finder will be rewarded by leaving itat MILILER & CUN- NINGHAM’S Plumbing and Gas- Fitting Estab- ment, No. 243 av.nue, between 12th and [3h streets. south » m 15-3t_ 1 0 REWARD.—Lost—A Morocco POCKET. BOOK, with about §35 Virginia (Bank of Old Dominion) money, be.ween Muryland avenue and the market house. on Saturda: morning. The above reward will be paid if leh at Mr, I. Cas sells 7 store, coiner Md av. and 7th s| or ss & ‘Thompson's nardware store, 3% Pa. av. ee L°st OR STOLEN—From the premises, 359 Frankiin Row, a large white and black NEWFOUNDLAND PUP, abeutdaoaD eight months old, very larze for his age. His head and ears are biack, his body white, with Ulack marks, particular:y onthe left side. A liberal reward will be given for his return. m 13 2t = REWARD—Lost, on Wednesday might last, in the neighborhood of 3d street and Indiana avenue or between there and the Capitel. TWO BUNDLES OF PAPERS AND LETTERS. tied togesher. addresse/ to Hon. A. H. Stephensand Hon. A. G. Jenkins. The above reward will be paid to at — leaving them at the Star Office, mt 20 REWARD. — Lost on the 8th instant, a DIAMOND FINGER RING. having eight sets in. e above reward will be fiven to the finder, if returned to WM.8. TEEL, of Hinton & Teel, Merchant Tailors, 406 Pa, avenue, betw oon 436 and 6th streets. m9 6t* ————>—>z——z—z=&=E=zzzZZE&_—EEE OF HALLET DAVIS & CO’S AND FIV 5 of Nuaon & Clarke’s beautiful PIANOS, juat recsivec this week. The tone is of the| st pure and refined quality, with ri h- hess, sweetness and depth, the touch i: jeate exceedingly prompt and elastic. In elegance and chastness of styl- workmanship they are unap Pi in in 6very respect they are the most perfect and best Pianos made, and are so acknowl edged by all disinterested persons. For sale only JOHN FP. ELLIS, m2 396 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts, House, SiG WNDY OHSS mena PAINTING EMPORIUM. i Painting executed at the shortest notice and at the most reasonable prices. Sign work 30 per cent r than the old rates. Speciments of all kinds of work can be seen at the Emporium, No. 51 Loui- siana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets rorth side. m 1-6 GPROVER & BAKER’SSEWING MACHINE, The syteeriber has taken the sgenoy and cane def on hand an assortment of ea! FAMILY BEWING MACHINES: and, im pret senting them t« ublie no! thout fea: of contradict cn, say that th believed to be the best article ever offered to pubhe, are adopted to all kinds of family sewing, from the finest to the coarsest kind, He most respectfully invites indies to call and exam.ne them, . A lady will always be in attendance to exhibit them, and to instruct all who a:e desirous of pur- i. of all sizes wil! be constantly kept on for sure c. W. BUTE No. 318, Iron Hall, Pa.av., between m4 Stawtw 9th and itp ROPOSALS ARK INVITED FOR K the Ly of the Maaneric ‘I jh Company between New York aud Washing. pr any part thereof no less than 50 miles, e ones on the Beultond sonmata of for wires e a ‘ashinglon. ns ne on the common road of two wires, the eutire§dis- tate the charge per mile for keep- ohare betitutines when required, hew wire Sacoek cone posts. 25 it long, peeled, aix inches in diameter at small end. Address J. KENDALL, General Superint nt. m}l-eotf Was bd. ® ton, The undersigred has now and constantly keeps on hand 8 large and very su a Soe: assortment of ‘Sole: Leat! 7 TRUNKS AND VALISES: al: Frame and Wooa-Box TRUNK 2LVET TAPESTRY and CANVA TRAVELING BAGS and SATCHELS; fine SADDLES, HARNE: WHIPS, &c. Tron VE Wear pared to compete with the best manu- facturers, im proof of which, read the following Re ooh; of the Committee at the Fair of the Metropolis an Mechanics’ Institute for 1857; ‘Topham & Norflet deposited 2 Sole-leather Trunk thatis, for solidity and quality of material, the best on exhibition, JENKIN THomas, Saddler, B. 8. Kixsey, Currier. N. B.—Trunks Covered and every description of Repairing executed with neatness and atch, No, 499 1th street, oppo: Odd Fellows’ His 0. reet, oppo, ‘ellows’ Hail, mé-ly e ppo OWashinston. D.C. TLANTIC MONTHLY FOR MARCH re- ceived and for sale at Shilungton’s Bookstore. Knickerbocker Magazine for March. Gzristoe 8 Kailway Guide, jo. The Three Beauties, by Mra. Southworth. The Belle of Washington, (formerly published under the name of “Anuie Grasen,”) by Mrs. N. P. Lasselie. , Beatrice Cenci, the sensation novel. Scenes of Clerica! | ife, by George Elliot. ‘The Reason why, by the author of “inquire With- Also, a choice selection of Stationery consta: tly on haud and for sale at JOS. SHILLINGTON’S Bookstore, Odeon Bai!ding, corner 43 st. und Pa. av. LUMBER. ndersigned Id respectfully irform their friends and the pubiie that they are eet to fur- nish all kinds © UMBER FO BUILDING PURPOSE3, either im the rough or prepered in an manner ready for use. They wilia sv keep ov hand, or make to order at the shortest notice, SASH. BLINOS, DOORS. MOULDINGS, &e.: also, all kinds of PLANING and SAWING at th> lowest rates: and invite persons in want of the above to give them 4 call. Lumber Yard and Factory corner 13th and Canal streets. _mi2-e02m ss Mc. EAN & MUNRO, T° ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, A CARD.—We regret to be obliged toask those who are indebted to us for the amount due ou their respective accounts, therefore we hope that this gentle hint will be sufficient to mduce ali to cali and set as well as those who are indebted toH H. Voss prior to our co-partnership) a8 all accounts that are not attended to before the ist of April will be piaced in the hands of an officer fur collection, ax we are determined to close all open accounts on that ay. We return our sincere thanks to our many friends Who have extended theit patronage to us during the past year. xnd hope, by attention to business, and a well selected stuck of fine FAMILY GROCE- RIES, to merit a continuance of their favors. . MARSH & VOSS, Dealers in aii Kinds of Groceries, m 12-eotA prill cor. of 10th st. and Pa.av. B. BRADY respectfully announces that he + has established AGALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in Washington, at No.352 Pa. a-enue. (over Sweeny, Rittenhouse, Fant & Co.’s Banking E louse.) Hes repared to execute commissions for the Imperial Photoereph, hitherto made only at his well-known establishment in New York. A variety of unique and rare Photographic spoem mens are included in his collection, together with portraits of many of the most distinguished citizens ofthe United States, _ x rt. Baapy brings to his Washington Gallery the results of jourteen years’ experience in Europe and America, and the choicest products of his art during «hat . is confident that the re- sources at the artistic quality of his works will commend hus Gallery to the atcention of the Washiugton public. jan %-eotf FALE TOOTH: NAIL AND BANDSHIRE BRUSHES, af GIBBS’S Hair Store, near 13th st. and Pa. av., andat his Sales Room under Wil- la ’ Hotel. n9 6m le TRE TIS), A LUE AND DRAB CLOTH, BUCKRAM Laces, Enamelled Canvass, Damasks, Sad- Nails, Spokes, he Felloes, Bands,, Varnishes, bs, Bolts, &c.. Knobty Bolts, ote ANS & THOMPSON, ™ I0-eolw States) 3.6 Pa. averue. A é REPS. NEW ARTICLE for Stage and Carriage ions. or C'oth Linings.—on the seore of cheap- and durability an excellent substitute for Ruane orsaleby “EiLVANS OMPSON, Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sts. m 9-eolw States.] ARBLE WORKS, WM. RUTHERFORD. RTIFICER IN MARBLE, E Street, between 12th and 13th Streets North, ‘ASHINGTON City, _ Tavites gablio attention to his extensive stock of beautiful desizned aud Klaborately Carved MAN- TELS in a variety of Marbles, together with a choice assortment of STATUARY, which for de Le aoy finish eannot be surpassed, and are well pted for the Garden or Tomb, A large assort- ment of Plain Mantels, Monuments, and Tomb- stones at very low prices. Monuments of any design executed to order with punctuality and sispaten. Hsumates xiven for Brownstone or Marble work I h River Fiaging,and every other work in call and make an inspection of our stock. N. B.—Make a nota of the address. fe \7-6m CHolce GARDEN AND FLOWER SLEDs, ‘The undersigred has agein the pleasure of offering his extensive stock of genuine GAR DEN SEEDS, which are this season of" xeelient quality, warranted pure and tresn. Hs facilities of supp'ying all art.cles of fin- est quality and correct to name, from land and the Continent, as well as those of domestic growth, is ed, if equalled, by any house in the trade and others will find hi ho) be purchased in erp a in bulk jurpassed ax ity, viz: Early York, Large York, French Ox eart, Pre- mium Flat Dutch, Large Drumhead, and other ‘abbages, Blood Turmg Beet, Early Short-top Radish, Round Purple Keg Piant, large Smooth ‘Tomato, Ferrer. Salsify, u Parsuips, extra early FLOWER SEEDs, lected from bis extensive collection, for any Int in the Union, are offered, prepaid by mail, at the fol- lowing low rates—the best collections lave several varieties included, which sell separately at 124; to 25 fens per paper. as English Pansy, Ficota Pinks, Wo popers haired oe odd y 85 0 re icest varietie: & s be 10 vee horeeat varieties - - - 4 = shovoest varieties = - - - - 3 . 2d choicest varieties icest varieties - - - - 100 ee JOUN SAUL, 896 7th street. corner #1 etrests, fe 25 Th&M,i2t Washington. ‘ f AT MR.B.W. CHURUINS CORE ALTE IS ih Wao from §2 to $2.25 per cord, ines ¥ CARLIN, Agent, ttn —— TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. Se By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. EXTENSIVE SALE OP AN ENTIRE GAL- anv VaLua onavines asp Ort Pa ntines.— VEDNES \ oN - G, the tech tbetant, (and. EN SS lovers y of,) 1 shall sei, at seven and D streets, w pat Feserve the ta, largest he most beautiful Of fine English & ‘n- Srpyines over ol am this city at avoti. ¢ ristes areal! fresh as imported from Lon- ie niente comets jal, landscape, reli- iou: x ‘Also, an assortment of fine Engrish Sporting Sub- ‘The pictures will be arranged for exhibition v all be ingited to — the sale, ms A. GREEN Auctioneer. By JAS. C. UIRE. Anet: a Exchlitnr PERNITURE tnd HOvse. HOLD Evructs at PuBL.c AvcTion.-On TUES- D. ‘OR NING. March 16. at 10 o’elock, residence of Mrs. Hamilton, No. 529 tween 6th ip bicod I shail seil the Fecshercend ET. Wan forany French Sofas, Pi A ir, y Chairs, covered Rocker and jor Chairs, er mache C Chins Teapoys, Chande crimson damuek G rtain and Fixtures, a: Brusseis, e Ply and , pets, Gilcloth, b onze fare Kar Garber alnut Eatens: i China, Glass, nod Creeks Wee, Suite of basdacees miner Gloster F urnita Redsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobe. r=s “ae Feather Beds, Mattresses, Bo'ste Wa nut Tables, Lounge, Shades = Pillows, Exoeilent Cook Stove and Fixtures, men Say & general assortment of Kitchen Re- $25 and under, cash: over that sum, a 60 and 90 days, for satisfactorily nd notes. bearing interes ¥. louse is fr rent. Inquire on the pre- mises, or of Honry S. Davis, Exq., No. 4:9 9:h st. between E and JAS. C. McGUIRE, Aut. m 9-dts Ry WALL & BARNARD. Auqgioneers. perentony ALE OF GOLDAND Sirver Watcurs. Cuains, Jeweiry, &c.,aT Auc- tion. ~On MONDAY MORNING. March 1, at 1) o’clock, and to be continued each Morniog and Eve- ning at 7 o’clock, during the week until the whole stock is disposed of. at Si No, 527 7th street, under the Avenue House. wi.l seil a large stock God Bain Sek toes naa wrote 0. unting open case al ee Gold Fob, Vest, Guard Chains Gold Breastpins, Kar-rings Gold sets in Cameo, Jet, Mosaic, and Gold Stoue Seal Pines Seals. Keys, Gold Pencils, Gold Pens, Silver Pens Lockets, Card Vortemonaies With & great stock not here mentioned. The Indies are respectfully invited to attend. erms cash. ms WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, FUTURE DAYS. N AKSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a wnt of fierie fr regh Poogs the lien law, issued from the clerk's office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for C. in frout cf the Court House deor of said count: FRIDAY, the 26th of March, 1858, at 12 o'el: the foliowing described property, to wi on Ms 9 de- fendant’s rieht. title claun, and’ interest in and to the three 3) Frame Houses erected on Lot No. 5, in reservat on D, on Maryland avenue, betwren 43¢ and 6th streets, in the city of Washington, D C.. seized and levied upon as the cab pet of James B. Lokey, and will be wold to satisty Judicial No. 273, to October term, 1857, in favor ie Fig trees ler, _m2dts Marshal for the District of Columbia, "RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Estatg.—In_ pursuance of a decree, passed on the sixth day of November, 1857, by the C:rouit Court for Prince George's county, sitting asa Court of Equity in ® cause in said rt depeuding, wherein Margaret 8. A. mming, next friend to fdmund B. Cumming and others, is complainant, and Edmund Cumming and others are defend- ants, the undersigned, as Trustee therein appointed. will, if the same is not previously disposed of at cc sale, expose at public le to the highest 1dder,on the premises, on THURSDAY, Apri 1, 1858, at the hour of Il 0% a. m., if fairsand if not fair at the same time and piace on the next fair day thereafter, all that valuable Real Ketate sit- uate in county. which was heretofore con- veyed to the Hon. Thomas W.Cummuing now de- ceased and intestate, by one Martin Buell and Lucy Ann, his wife, in fee simple, containing one hundred and ty-twe and a half acres, more or Jess. These Lands are very va uable; the soii 1s ofa character peculiarly adapted to the cultivation and quick maturity of garden and Ser productions; the county road to Washington, by the way of Sev- enth and North Capitol streets. is a bound: on one side. The health and society of the nereshor, hood is unsurpassed in Maryland or the District. ‘There are several streams of pure water and one large spring on this estate, which thin two miles of the “Soldiers Home,” and within five miles of the Ceotre Market. The land bas been divided into several lots, ranging in size from 15 to 70 acres, With & sufficiency of Wood on most of the lots, and will be sold in parcels if deemed to the in- terest of the parties. The Dweiling House and Ont-houses on this es- tate are large and commodious, and in excellent order, This estate adjoins the property of the late Stephen Markwood, the Messrs. Wingerd, Digges, Clark and others. Any information will be given to persons desirous of purchasing,on applicatiou to the undersigned, personally or by letter. Tne Terms of Sale. as prescribed by the decree, are as follows:—One thou: dotiars cash on the day of sale, to be paid in funds of some District or Baltunvre Bank. The residue of the purchase mo ney to be paid in one, two, three and four years, in equal instalments, bearing interest from the day of sale, and to be secured Ly the bonds of the purcha- ser or purchasers, with one or more co-obligers, 10 be approved by the undersigned. Upon the payne t of the whole purchase money, and ail the mterest thereon, and not before, the undersigned, as trustee, will conve the purchaser or urchasers, or their heirs, the erty so purchased by them, free,ciear and discharged from ail claim of the parties to this suit, And of all persons ciaiming by them or und. them. The widow bas joimed in the proceeding and has signified her consent in writing to take an equivalent in money (in heu of her dower) out of the proceeds of sale, as ascertained by inw. c DANIEL C. DIGGES. Trustee, m 11-20‘ 24th& dts Mak A 3. n virtue of seven (7) iVE write of fier: fac: ued from the Clerk's of. fice of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington and to me directed, I shali expose to public sale for Casx.in front of the Court-house door of said County on FRIVAY,the 26th day of March. at 12 o’clock, m., the following described property. to wit: #li'defendant ight, titie. eam, and interest in and to all that piece parce! of ground lying in Georgetown, in the 1D) trict of Columbia, which is included within the fi lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on th west sideof Market Spaceat a point 82 feet 10inch- es south from the corner of Bridge street and Mar- ket Space, and running thence west with the north wall of the two story brick houses on the lot hereby described and the tine thereof extenaed 39 feet, thence south and parallel with Market Space 27 feet 6 inches. more or less, to a point which will be intersected by the line of the south wall of said house extended west, then by said line reversed east to Market Space at the southeast corner of said house. and then north and with the line of Mar ket eee feet 6inches to the place of bersamag. which i: northeast corner of said house, toge! er with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the proverty of Geor Rhodes, jr..and wilt be sold to satisfy Judi Nox. 334 35, and 835 to October term, 1 of Jozhua Hatcher and Naney Hatche: 14, 135, 136. and 137 Judicials to May ter favor of Cline and Dillor, Peter Dillon, Triplett, and John Crumbaug!:. im favor and Nos. . 1858, on Bevjauin O FFICIAL. Treastny Drrartuent, February 12, 1858, Notick Is EEREBY GIVEN that sealed propossls will be received at this office until the fifteenth day of March proximo for the issue ofany portion, or the whole, of five millions of dollars in treasury notes in exchange for gold coin of the United States deposited with the treasurer of the United States, the treasurer of the Mint at Philadelphia, the treas- urer of the branch mint at New Orleans, or the as- sistant treasurers at Boston, New Vork, Charles- ton, or St. Louis, within ten days from the accept. ance of such proposals, under the authority of the act of Congress entitled “An sect to authorize the issue of treasury notes, roved the 2d Decem- ber, 1857. The treasury notes wil! be issued upon the Teoeipt here of certificates of deposite with those officers to the cred.t of the treasurer of the United States, They will be made payable to the order of such bid- der or bidders as shall agree to make such exchange at the lowest rate of interest, not exceeding six per centum per annum, and will carry such rate from the date of the certificate of such deposite. The proposals must state the rate ofinterest with out conditionand without reference to other bids, and contain no other fractional rates than one fourth one halfor three fourths of one per centum. Five per centum of the amount proposed to be exchanged must be deposited with one of the treasury officers above enumerated, whose certificate of such deposit must accompany each proposal, as security for its fulfilment. Ifthe proposal is not accepted, imme- diate directions wili be given to returu such depos- ite, Should the proposals be variant from the pro- Visions of the act of Congres, or of this notice, they will not be considered. All proposals under this notice must be sealed and nsoril onthe outside “Proposals for Treasury Notes.” They will be opened st this department at 12 o'clock m., on the said fifteenth day of March. HOWELL COBB, of Treasury. fe 12- 20 000 PEACH TREES, For leat my Nursery, ey! p * best select fruit. * S8 aise. tener | Tab EVERUREEN' S SGA DE ae FRUIT jan 22- JOSHUA PRIRCE. PORTED.—F iam i, Talia bias REL em ASHIONABLE PERFUMERIES. from the ] CHATHAM, Mans., Ma! 13 —The schooner rages ive run into of from Port “Prince for and lunded barge? ee oe UT the Gen and landed bere The ; chor in this hatbor? murder of 24 who sneceeded in 1 ist, was recaptured city to-day. wee . Escape trem Jail of a Forger. aNGoR, Mr., March 13.—Dan Emery, pa eater conviction tor Becnsn ~ m: is escape yesterday morning, as is = posed, by the aid of 2 Contoderate, whe te. cealed bimselt in the jailor’s house. Burning of the Steamer Silver Moon. New Og.gans, March f2.—Intell reached this city to-day of the destruction steamer Silver Moon, which event took place on the Upper Red river on Wednesday last The vessel was a total loss. Consecration of a Bishop. Provivence, March 14.—Francis R. McFar- land was to-day consecrated Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Tenn, ommetat > Rhode Isiand. ‘Arch ibep Hugbes and seven other bishops UME TOUS priests were in attendance coe Cotton Burnt at Charleston—aArrival of the Isabel. CHARLESTON, March 14.—Seven bundred bales of cotton were Uninsured. ‘The steamer Isabel, from Havana, 10th, arrived to-day. Her advices are unimportant burnt in this city this morning t, with the California mails and Passengers of the Sth of February, is below, and Will possibly arrive in time forthe evening press. She brings £1,300,000 in gold and 200 passengers. Arrival of the Philadelphia New Yorx, March 15 —The steamship Pbile- d-iphia, from Havana, 9th instant, arrived at this port last night. She brings no news. Baltimere Markets. BaLtimorr, March 15 —Flour is dull; Howard Street at 34 50; City Mills at $4.37. ‘ = heat isfsteady; red $1 Ofal.08; white 81.108 Corn is variable; white 57258, yellow S6c. Whisky is better; City 20; Obie 20aulc. New York Markets. New Vorx, March 15 —Flow 4 day 7,500 bi State $4 25a4.35; Ohio, $525.15; Sonthern $1 6025.10. W heat is firm; selex 4,000 busbelx; Southern red $1.25. Corn is declining; sales of 25,000 bushels; white at 67a6%e ; yellow 68 ya70e Pork is dull; mess $16 75a16 80. Beef is beavy; ——— re} spy poy SO. ard is firm al 0 ¥e., clon: let. Whisky is dull. Onie'St % —— Financial. New Yorn, March 15 —Stocks are dull but ffrmer. Chicayo and Rock Island 81x; Cumber- jand Coal Co 21; illinois Central shares 96; bonds #: La Crosse and Milwaukie Wx; M an gy pen 3 New ye Central 92x; Read- ng SS; Milwaukie and Mississi 31; tons * 23%; Virginia 6° 93 — Sterling exebange is lower, with a fair business at 107 Kal0s. Serres GASTON & CL. * 48 LoursiaNa'g ENCES soeind door from ‘7th street, under — Avenue louse, DEALER IN CLOTHING AND GENT’S FURNIS! GOODS. pare Thi onli attention toa desirable Siook of C GING which they now bave on axbin tion at their Store, No. door from 7tu street, close off the lot iy on their part shall be us will = eau r ing tive latent out and mane ake in Store, subject to their inspeotion and 15,000 worth of Goods for Men's, Boys’ o vant's Wear, will be sold at auction priees, pur- chasers would do well to ‘examine the lot, This ws no humbug, 88 our assert) can be = amination. Cail and see us mt the po trace = 4 2-3m GASTON & CLAR SCISSORS, MIRRORS, POWDER BOXES Mera BESS ae Store, uear 1S crest, Pa. oat at his Salesroom, under Willards’, a ADIES’ BRAIDS, PLAITS, CURLS, HALF WIGS and PUFFS, at GIBBS’S fie: Store, near corner of 13th st. and ges 29-0m ROPOSALS FOR LITHOGR ic P PRINTING. wis Orrice SUPERINTENDENT PuBLic PRINTING ashington, M»: ch 12, Sealed proposals will be received at this until Tuesday, the 6th da, of 1858, for exeou- Ung, in the best mauner, the followi: g work for the Gonate and House of Representatives of the United States, viz: ‘st. For transferring from copper to stone and printing ten thousand copies (more or jess) of each of fifty charts,to accompany the annua. repert of the Seperintedtent of the Coast Survey. 2d. NETAVIng On stone and printing ten thou- sand copies (more or ies) of twenty-two charts, to sceompany the eame repurt. in the first class the proposals must state the price per hundred cupy transierring and printing eson chart. separate y in the seoond ciass the proposals must etate the price for eneraving each char’, and for printingesoh per one hundred copies, separately. The charts will be open at thie office, for the in- spection of those persons desirous of bidding for the same, Until the clos.ng of the bids, where also blank forms for proposals may be procured. % ra paper required for printing will be furnished ¥ this office. Contracts will be entered into with, and bonds with secu ity will be required from the success’ul a for the faithfui execution of their con- tracts. It is to be distinctly understood that ro bi7s will entertained from any parties rot Srestty comaed ta and practically acquainted with the style of work bid i ——— — oe tite pa yd for the execution of the work, or sons J and will be addressed to the undersigned. ‘endorsed on the envelope PrN We eee : m 12 eotd ‘Superintendent AGGAGE EXPRESS OF FICE .,. 34 D Sree, Adjoining The States Printing Ofica, The subscriber, Baggage Agent for Raltumore and Ohio and Washington Branch Railroad, bas opened an office, at the above piace, for the aecom modation of the public, where orders can the use of Wagons to convey Baggage or toand from Railroad Depot, Steambuats, &0., or for Tremeval to any pornt in this City or Sane. ae poke Sarin Glog ry ly, except Sui A to a. 28, tolbp.m JUHN M. Mechs K. cae Agent Baltimore and Ohuo el . B.—Pers coming to Washington or to Bikingr not having made therr minds ~ 44 they will stop, by giving up their checke to my oresin{ at this embee,orat Baltimare Sharp street. and noextra charge. 4 ROM LON DON .-Sheridan’s Dramatio Works, vol tra-slation, 1 vol. 75 ots. d translation, 2 vols. 1.5, soarer s = Hiveral trenslation, ! vol. 75 ete, pphocles literal transiation, | vol. 75 ote. Hand Book of Proverbs, | vol. sia. Dictionary of Classen! Quotations, | vol. $175, Demosthenes on the Crown. literal transiation, 1 vo!. 75 ete, Francs Quaries’s Enchiridian, Job ” eldetts Table Talk, 1.35, eis? Mahon's Rise of juthan Empire, 1 vol, FRANCK TAYLOR, LOCKS !—CLOCKS !—CLt / ceived, & great assortment Sam Bi w £15. be | Thucydides. liter m 10 § LOCK MATERIALS, susp N. B-—C an ¢ Keys, 1» kc, for —the : pled a sat NEW SPRING FASHION A Nw of Fashion,” = qnarteriy jouran! of the mls t-y J styles. illustrated by imrge evlored with 10 fall (eagth Le onnets, Chps,&c. A) rt and directions for gutting the dress and mactiila of the wet —* materials, &c. rice F e rorsslest TAY & MAURY’S 6 store, 4 Pa. av.