Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1858, Page 3

City Coryerts.— Borrd of Aldermen —The Board met at the usual hour, the President, W. F. Bayly, in the chair Mr. Goddard presented the petition of John H. Lloyd, a police officer, asking the Corpora- tien to pay physician’s fees for attendance upon him while ill from wounds contracted in the public service ; referred to the claims committee. Mr. Moore, from the improvements committee, reported a bill from the lower Board, with aa amendment, to grade the alley in square 513; assed . ~ He also. Mr. Mooere, also, on leave, introduced a bill to grade and giavel I street north from Eighth to Tenth streets west; referred to improvements committee, Mr. R igus called up the joint resolution author- izing the Mayor to take up he Supreme Court of the United States, for its decision, the case of Linkins es. the Corporation The case in question was one involving the Corporation to an extent of a 10,000. The Corporation had employed Linkins, under the direction of the Board of Henith, to fill up certain lots, in order to abate a nuisance; this bad been done at considerable expense, and in order to liquidate the claim of Linkius the said lots bad been several times placed in the market for sale; but. being of noconsiderable value. had not been soid_ L.dnkins bad brought suit against the Corporation. and the Cireuit Court bad deci- ded against the Corperation. Mr. Riggs gave notice that he should vote against carrying the case any farther; but he asked the ayes and noes on the resolution to test the matter in the Board ‘The question was taken, after some discussion and resulted in the loss of the resolution— yeas 1, nays Ii Mr. Miller, from the improvements committee, Teported a bill to gravel I street north, from Eighth to Tenth streets west; passed. Mr. Raifeatied up from the table a bill for the Telief of Win. Ballautyne. This was a bill to pay the petitioner for books furnished the public schools of the Third Dis- trict by aathority of the sub-boa'd of Trustees of that district Tothe bill Mr. Godda-d offeied an amend- ment, as follows Provided, T nothing berein contained shall be consti aed as ssactioning the illegal and unan- thorized act of the sub-board of School ‘Trustees of the Third District, or a member thereof in contracting a large part of the amount embraced in this appropriation This amendment was discussed briefly, aud ously adopted; and the question being nm the bill as amended, it was passed. fered a resolution requesting the rf to asceviain from the Commissioner of ¢ Buildings when any portion of the iron railing, copi ete., pow surrounding the Capi tol G ound=. will be evailable to the Corporation for the purpose of enclosing Jadiciary Square, as contemplated by a recent act of Congress; seed Mr. Barry, from the claims committee, reported a bill for the relief of James Towles Ia this case the applicant Lad been employed ou & special committee ax a member of the Com- mon Council, in conjanction with one member ef the Board of Aldermen, and the Mayor, to sn- pervise the prosecution of certain improvements about the Centre Market. The work hed been entered upon and partially completed, when the ant had ceased to be a member of the sncil, but be continued to act in said capacity Without authority from the Corporation, and now brought a petition for an appropriation of St00 for services rendered A great deal of discussion ensued upon this re- port, and a number of meinbers spoke at length upon the legal or other responsibility of the Cor- poration for this unagthorized service Finaliy, on motion of Mr. Riggs, the bill was Fecommitted to the committee, with instructions to report a copy of the contract entered inte ou the part of the Mayor ard the said special com- mittee, or any other papers ‘which would throw ht upon the matter. The Bea:d then adjourned. mmon Counril— Me. Clark presented the n of police officers for the immediate appli- cation of the appropriation for their uniforms. to the payment of the expense incusred for that pur- Pose; referred to the potice committee. Mr. Brown, from ways and means committee, reported a bill to farnish the assessors with plat books, passed Mr. Neuncdy. from the claims committee, re- | mag a bill from the Aldermen, for the relief of r. WB. Hutt, with the recommendation that it do rot pass; made the special order for Monday night next Als recomm idermen’s bill for r nding that it do not pass; report aceept- Aiso, a bill for relief of Jas. McColgan; passed. Mr Clark, from elaims committ-e, reposted a int resolution in relation to unexpited license-; postponed until Monday ext Mr. Wailace, from ways and means committee, Teported @ joint resolution in relation to the con- solid.tioa of the ward funds Mr. Clark moved to postpone and make it the special order for this night two weeks, and pub- lished with the proceedings; passed Mr. Clark, frou the poilce comunittee, reported a bill to provide for advancing the amount re- quired to defray the expense of the uniforms of the pulice. Mr Lloyd moved the following as a substitute : Kesolred, That the Mayor be and he is hereby antborized to pay out of the general fand the amount necessary for the purchase of the uni- forms to ised by the Chief of Police and other police officers of the city, dedneting from their salaries the amount of $30 annuaily to pay for said uniforms Lost—ayes 9, noes 10 ‘Tae or:zival bill was then recommitted to the police committee Mr. Fisher, from fire department committee, reported a joint resolution offering a reward fot the arres' and conviction ef the person or persons concerned in firing the house of the American Bock we Leddes Compauy, in the Sixth Ward; pass-d Mr. Jetferson, from drainage committee, re- Ported a bill to pay a balance for constructing a sewer in the Second Ward: passed. Mr. ‘Turton, from improvements committee, reported a bil! for relief of Geo. in; passed: Also, a bill to inaprove the drainage of publi alley in sqaure 374, with an emendment ; passed. Mr. Go-don presented the petition of H. Green- fieid and others ; referred to improvements com- mittee. Mr. Clark, from police committee, reported beek the bill to provide for advane ing the atnount neeessary to defray the expense of uniforming the poetic : and the Chief of Police; passed—yeas It, nays 1. or. Brown presented a resolution inquiring of the City Surveyor what facts are in his possession relative to certain grades; passed. The Board then adjourned. Wasnincton Treare® —A better-amused au- dience we bave never seen than that at the The- atre last night. Mathews wax irresistible as “Charles Rocket” in “Take That Girl Away;” Mes. Mathews was radiantly beaotiful in the part of *Isab-t,” and proved, moreover, that she Was capable of saying something more than “ba-a-a!” on oreasion. In fact, all were good Miss Jenny Poddle.”” Mre. John Dineb? Mr. Whiting as ““Septinns ‘and Mr. J. M. Dawson as “Mr. Scol- Poddir, ae he rich comedy of “Little Toddtek ins” was also carried through in unexceptionable st, le. To-night another creamy dish of novelties in served up. Mr. Mathews in to appear in three pleces. one of which is the mayical play of “The Great Gon Trick,” in which Mathews as the Wizard. is said to Le Blitz, Wyman, Houdin. An. dex « Helier, and the Fakir of Ava rolled into one The lovers of downright hearty laughter wil be accommodated in the representation of the “Gieat Gun Trick,” and tne succeed ing faree as - Cool as a Cucumber; and the admirers of elegant comedy will find attractive metal in the opening piece, the farce of “Delicate Gronnd jo whieh both Mr. and Mrs. Mathews appear. Ps. We are mm ig te learn that, in conse- quence of a generally-expressed desire, Bourc!- cault’s brilliant comedy of «London Assurance”? Will be brought out on Friday night with a strong cast. Those who have never seen Mr. Mathews ju “Londun Assurance’ have a treat indeed in store Wasrtixeton Instrance Compaxy —We call atlention to the advertisement of thix company. It bas now been ia operation nearly a year, and adjusted promptly al! its loxses. The Peculiar feature im its chatter ty the personal Hability elause. which renders the private fortunes of stockbolders liable for all losses; thus adding to ite subscribed and paid-in capital an amount equal to the aygregate wealth of all those bold faz shares of its stock. When it is considered that the stockholders and directors nuambe¢ among them many of our wealthiest and well- known citizens persons wishing to etieet insur ance on their property cannot, we presume, doubt of the ability and readiness of the Washington to respond in the event of loss by fire. Allin this city comprehend that there is no more safe insarance company in the United States, while all should alse comprekend that the way to xe- cure insurance from it at the lowest possible rates is for all insurers among us to avail them- selves of its guarantees St. Patrick's Day is to be celebrated in fine style, it will be seen, by the Catholic Total Ab- stineace Society. After marching in prodéssion, they purpose baving a dioner at the Assembly Rooms on Loui-iana avenue, above Sixth street The “St Patrick's Dianer,”” noticed yesterd ty, takes place, it will be remembered, at Munder’s Saloon to-morrow evening Criminal Count.—The petit jurors were dis- missed yesterday till Thursday next at 10 o’clock @ m. The Court sits for the grand jury in the pean time Tat District us Coxer: Yesterday Mr. Marshall, of Ky., introduced a fesolution for the appointment of a select com- mittee of seven on a memorial of citizens of Washington tespecting the interference of United States marines Ae the Corporation election in Jone, 1857, with Instructions to inquire whether the President exceeded bis authority in ordering out the marines; whether the Secretary of War or other Government officials were impiicated ; Whether the marines or their officers were blame- able; the extent of injuries to persons and prop- erty, &c.; with leave to send for persons and pa- rs, to sit during the sessions of the House, geal at any time by bill or otherwise. jected to. In the Senate, Mr. Hale submitted the follow- jag reselation : Resolved, That the Committee on Military Af- fairs and the Militia be instructed to inquire into the expediency of abolishing the Military Asy- lum near Washington city, D C., and resorting to some otber means of providing for the inmates of that institution. Mr. Hale asked its immediate consideration, detailing certain abuses said to prevail, by which the old soldiers were compelled to ‘perform menial otlices or subjected to onerous tines ‘The resolotion was agreed to. Figs aND ALARMSs.—At abont S o'clock lat night, an alarm of fire was created in the Fifth Ward. The companies were called out, but soon returned to their quarters. ‘Two pieces of appa- ratus were dragged in a race at the foot of Capitol Hi. The Chief of Police and Officer Yeatman stopped the race, with the assistance of other olticers. In doing this, however, the pieces were brought so nearly in contact that, the two officera named being between then, the first was some- what bruised, and the other had bis coat torn off. P. S. Since the above was written we bave seen Capt. Klopfer and Officer Yeatman. The Chief of Police is very badly injured," his head and neck being cut and bruised by the wheels of a hose reel, but the most serious injury it is feared, is internal. He will probably be nnable to attend at bis office for several days. Officer Yeatman was also injared slightly in the right arm and shoulder, but is on duty this morning. At I o'clock, @ fire in Georgetown calied the companies ont again. The property consumed cousisted of several workshops on Water street. Near 3 o'clock, another alarm was caused by the burning of a stable and shed at the garden of Geo. W. Riggs. Loss inconsiderable, Deatm or VacRants —“Old Jack Maher,” a Pensioner upon the Government, who bas been a visitor to the city farm for some years past, died on the [ith instant, at the Corporetion Asylum, aged 67 years. Jack was a native of County Cork, Ireland, but came to this country in his youth, and served in the army during the Florida and Mexican campaigns. Another vagrant named Clark, who also was a pensioner upon Government, died this morning ut the same place. He was abont 50 years of age, and had been an inimate of the Soldier's Home. Mr. G. Vanpennorr, whose readings have been and are creating quite a furore in Baltimore, is expected to pay Washington « professional visit next week. Besides his poetical and Shaks- pearean readings, he will give his own original satire on the times, in verse, entitled “ Common Sense; a Dash at Doings of the Day.’’ of which the Home Journal and other Northern papers speak in th ighest terms, as a sparkling and witty production. Mr. Vandenhotf is an estab- lished favorite in our city. OUTRAGEOUS AssaULT.—Last nighta woman, named Mary Ann Dunaway, was attacked by 4 party of young men while passing Thirteenth street, on the south side of the Avenue. One of them struck ber on the face with some weapon, nflicted a very ugly wound. watcb- the beat arrested a young m med Holbrook. who admitted he was in the party, but the injared woman said that he was not the per- son who struck her. ‘Tne Justice ordered bim to pay 327 02 fine and costs Tne Concert of the Peak Family gave un- bounded satisfaction fast night, both from the excellence of the music and the novel effects pro- dneed by the silver-toned bells. The lover of sweet sounds can spend an evening at Odd Fel lows’ Hall most enjoyably during the stay of the Peak Family. ‘To-myht they offer a superb bill indeed. Some two hund ed persons were turned away at the door Jast night, unable te obtain an admittance. Moral—Go early. ‘Tre CLostnc Save of Vito Viti and Sons takes Place this afternoon and evening at Crouch’s helt. On this afternoon will bé offered all the large pieces of parlor and garden statuary and large vases, which the importers are willing to fateost rather than repack them. The op- portunity to purchase, at a low rate, artic of undoubted excellence, ®ill, doubtless, be made the most of by the visitors at the closing sales. Persons designing to attend the lecture of Mr. Everett, to-night, at the Sinithsonian Institution, will find it necessary to provide themselves with tickets, ax none wiil be sold at the door, nor will money be received there. ‘Tickets may be ob- tained at Shillington’s, and we presume at all the leading bookstores. Sate or Rear Estare —Yesterday, James C_ MeGuire sold a two-story brick honse and lot ou Pennsylvania avenne,between Sixth and Seventh streets, being the west balf of lot din square 160, to MW. Galt & Brother, for $23,300. The Messrs. Galt propose, we hear, to erect a fine building on this lot. Centae Marxet.—This morning the attend- ance atthe market was as large as could be ex- pected at this season. The supply was fully equal to the demand, and the prices were about as on Saturday. The market regulations were strictly enforced, aud good ordemprevailed. We cALl ATTENTION to the advertisement of Mr. Hughes, gardener, in another column. His collection of flowers is choice and varied. Waren Reterxs —Thomas Jackson, D. C., firing pistel; fine and costs, $26 44. Barney Leary, Ireland, vagrant; workhouse 90 days. Horatio Appleby, Md_, fine and costs, $27 (2.” Wm. Hol- brook, D.C., assaulting a woman; do., #27 (2. Henry Davis, Scotland, drunken vagrant; $3.44. Wepovine Cakes, very pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream and Water Ices at $1.%) per gallon, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner !2th and F sts. On the 15th instant, at 53 o’clock p.m., SOPHIA, daughter of Adam and Elizabeth Ritter, in the 5th year of her age. The funerat wil! take place toemorrow (Wednes- day) morning at 9}, o’civck, frein the residence of her parent. «> Washington street, between 4th mi as to which the friends of the family are in- vited. On the 15th instant, at | o'clock p.m., MATILDA BAYNE, be oved daughter of Wiiliam H. and Ma- yA aged 2 tears and 7 months, The trienas of the family are tavited to attend her funeral on to-morrow ( Wedneaday) afternoon, at 2 o'cloek, from their residence, No. 601 8th street, Na- vy Yard. * On the 15th instant, of cougestion of the brain, JAMES A..infant+on of Jonn And Rosina M, Saul, ared 7 months and 21 days. On the 9th, in London county, Va., of consump- tion. 3. RB. B. &R, in the och year of his age, leaving a wife and child to mourn his loss. » On the 2d instant, at St. Paul. Minnesota, JAS, CORCORAN, only ould of C, Neand S.C. Thorn, aged At Toronto, U. C. on the 28th of February. WM. TURNER, oaly son of Sophia Turner, of this city, saved 16 yeu Orr ARIS, LONDON. AND NEW YORK FASH P 1ONS POR FHE SPRING OF 1858, Branch of Madam DEMOREST’S New York First Premium Dri aking aad Pattera Er rium. No. 375. Broad: jew York, will opentoa Monday morning, at U treetard Ma, ® 3-3t* wi En 2 heridan’s Dramatic Works, » literal traeslation, ‘Thucydides. litera! translation, Cicero's Othees, literal translation, Sophocles. litera) transiation, 1 vol Hand Book of Proverbs, 1 vol. #1 2! Dicvionary of Classical Quotations, | vol. $1.25, Demosthenes on the Crown, literal trausiaty ots. Freness Quaries’s Eachir: in. 1 vol. % cts, John Aubsey’s Misgellenies, 1 vol. $i. Selden’s Tal ‘alk, 1 vol. Tz . ox Mahon’s Rise of the Indian Empire, 1 vol. mio FRANCK TAYLOR, yee POLITICAL TEX'T BOOK, or Knoyelo- is, containing everything necessary for the reference of the politicians and statesinen of the United Neen, Edited Ly M. W. Clasky, 1 volume, 3 FRANCK TAYLOR. ———______. SANCK TAVIOR._ NAY SPRING PASdIONS.—-The American World of Fashion,” a quarterly journal of the latest Parisian prin » tilustrated by large colored ince with 10 full length hgures, and the jashioushle pon uets, C&ps so, chart snd directions for cutting the dress and taatilla of the season, with trimmings, materisis, &e, Price Fifty C, a rt. Perrin anle at TAYLOR & MAURY'S mn 6 Bi ore, 334 Pa, av. SSOKS, MIRKORS, POWDER BOXES, ss i Sisnes Hair St x ae. ai Bes Haw Store, Eo? Bietreet 4 Fa. av., nlo-6m a7 SE eee vere rene atieaien os ’ BRA CUR LAP TeS er PUP es at Gippee Heir wee ‘pear corner of 13th st, aad fa, av. nd-ém — —In the Houre al GEORGETOWN. === Correspondence of Tae Star. Grorcrrown, March 16, 1858. On last evening Mr. Everett, agreeable to pre- vious notice, delivered his great charity lecture at the Dumbarton street M. E. Church, to one of the largest audiences we have seen in that spa- cious edifice to hear any Speaker for many years past. For more than an hour before the time arrived for the delivery of the lecture, our streets were literally threnged with ladies and gentle- men wending their way towards the point of at- traction, and by the time the hour for commenc- ing the lecture arrived, nearly every seat on the main floor, and a large portion of the gallery was occupied. A few minutes after eight o’clock, Mr. Everett made bis appearance in the church, accompanied by Mayor Crawford, W. W. Cor- coran, of your city and other gentlemen. and was introduced to the audience by Mayor Crawford. Mr. Everett’s lecture occupied about one and a half hours in its delivery, and was listened to throughout by the large and:tory with the most profound attention. All present seemed to be anxious to eateh every sentence and wo-d of the rich intellectual treat as it caine burning from the impassioned lips of the orator Upon the platform with the orator we noticed W. W. Corcoran, Esq., of your city, Mayor R. R. Crawford, of Georgetown, the Rev. Dr. Bo- cock, the Rev B. A. Maguire, President of Georgetown College ; the Rev. B. N. Brown, of Alexandria, late of onr city; W. G. Ridgely, and others. The whole affair was so_ perfect tite. tea by the committee, Messrs. Dickxon, Edes, Brown, Marbury, Kidwell, Howell, Libbey and Pickrell that not the slightest inconvenience was experi- enced ly any oue, and everything passed off to the entire satisfaction of all’ The general esti- mate is that there was from 800 to 1,009 persons present. A fire occurred about 12 o'clock last night,suj posed to be the work of an incendiary.in a wheel- wright and blacksmith shop, on Water street, belonging to Joseph N. Fearson, and ocenpied by a German, named John Betzar. The building, together witn a large portion of the tools, and a quantity of timber and ready-made work, was entirely consumed. The flames also communi- cated to an adjoining frame building, owned and occupied by another German, named John Hach- tell,which was entirely consumed, witha portion of his tools, &c. Mr. Betzar’s loss, he informs us, ix about $500, on which there is no insurance Mr. Hachtell’s loss is about the same amount, on which he has an insurance of $400 in the Home Insurance Company, No. 4 Wall street, N. York. Mr. Fearson’s loss will be about $200. The Vig- ilant and some of the Washington fire companies were promptly on the ground but, owing to the combustible nature of the buildings, coud afford little good. The packet schooner Searsville, Sears, from Boston, to Hartley & Bro., arrived this morning with a cargo of merchandize for the two cities. Also, the schr. Columbia, Harper, from Balti more, to Hyde & Davidson. The schr. Oliver H. Boothe, Oliver Burger, laden with flour for New York by Peter Berry and others, sailed this morning. We learn that there are a large number of boats now on their way down the canal, laden with flour and grain for our market, which are de- tained by the letting off of the water between Seneca and the Great Falls. The same old game resumed ; suffer the entire winter, when naviga- tion is necessarily suspended, to pass by, and as soon as spring opens yee off the water to make some trifling repairs. There ix but little doing in the flour market — held at $4 50a84.62 for standard super.; extra a shade higher, according to quality. Nochanze in wheat, and but little coming in. 8. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. OR BOSTON .—The superior fast-sailiog clip- Per schooner Searsvilie, Sears, has ar- x rived, and will be receiving freight on Satur- day for the Ser apply to MARTE meorgetown. For freight or passage: Y & BRO, 1 Water street, mlo-lw COUN D.—On leaving the onmibus inthis town, & few days ago, I picked up a suiall SUM OF MONEY, winch will be restored to the owner by descriving it and paying for this advertisement. Apply to the subscriber. at No. 17 Ist #t., during office hours at No. 50 W SAMUEL RAINKY. Nw SPRING GOODS, JOUN H. SMOOT, No.9 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., has just received, and now offering at very low prices, to cash and prompt customers, a general ns- surtment of Goods, adapted to the early Spring de- mand, comprising in part— Best makes Hlack Silks, some very cheap, black and Colored M. Deinines, N tvle Spring M. Deiaines and Challies, hy English and Merrimack Prints, Black and White do., and Gighams, Real Manchester Ginghams, Lancaster and English do., st 12 cts, Striped and Dotted Shirting Pruts, Best makes white Cambrics, Brilnants, Plaid and Striped Mutlins, Jones’ hne sott- finished English 1 on Best Irish Linens and Linen Lawns, Linen Sheeting and Pillow Linens 10-4and 12 4 Bleached aud Brown Cotton Sheetings, Family Cottons, of sli the most reliable makes. for shirting, indies’, or cluldren’s use, fine, medium, ond heavy, White and Brown Table Damask and Table Cloths, Colored- bordered Towels an kaback Diapers, Scoich Diapers, Russia and American Crash. Heavy brown ‘undressed Linen, for Children’s Aprons, Cassimeres and Jeans, for boys’ wear, Extension and yee Hooped Skirts, Cotton Hoseand Hat Huse, Striped Osnaburgs and Plaid Cottons, Heavy Cotton Ornaburgs and Dock, With other seasonable Goods, (which the attention of Cash and prompt cas- tome ted. “mie _J.H.SMOOT,_ m FAK & ALES.—We respectinlly announce to our al ends and the pubic that we have at last sue cer Cloths, in ng @ large quantity of ALES of vari- ous kinds brewed expressiy to our order, which we will guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- ety that was ever offered in this market. All persons wishing 4 nice article of Ale can hrve itby applying to ua for either of the following brands, viz. Kennett, Burton XX X Pale, India Pale, Piul- adelpbia and XX. We also have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always on hand. All orders by mail, or given to our drivers. will be attended to, | AR? SHINN, Union Bottling Depots Green street, 4 17-4 eorgetown, D. Cc. N * M. RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Space, No. 37, between Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown, anv,ounces to eis patrons that at hi: RESTAURANT may be found at all times the choicest and most exceiient assortment of L.1QUORS, the freshest OYSTERS and all kands of GAME in season. ewsecwed at all hours ard at the usual prices, EXCHANGE, BANKING, ND COLLECTION HOUSE OF SAMUEL SWAN &«& Co., Aucusta, Gzo., ATLANTA, GxO., Montoomery, ALA, DEALERS IN EXCHANGE, BANK NOTES, and COIN, NOTES. BILLS AND DRAFTS COLLECTED AT ALL THE PRINCIPAL Points, And Proceeds Promptly Remitted On Day of Payment. REFER To— Brondway Bank, Shoe & Leather Dealers Bank, Pacifie Bank, New York. Bank of James Robb & Co., New Orleans, Shingler Brothers, Charleston, F. Skinner & Co., New York and Boston. m 12-1w* a HE AMERICAN MANUAL.—The Constitu- tion of the United States, with all the acis of Mine res relating to slavery, including the Nebraska and Kansas bill. carefully compiled from public doc- uments, For sale by a TAYLOR &,MauRY, mt Pa. avenue. ONY A HALF DOLLAR! 5,000 sweet HAVANA ORANGES received by eXpress to-day, wilt be sold at 50 cents a dozen Persons desiring this delicious fruit should cail at ones, as these are the only sweet Oranges to he had, ent SM Y. 38, new crop; 8 pound for oe SAM'L. £. DRUR corver Pa. ave, and tt! HletexicaL SKETCHES OF NORTH «i Caroling trom 1874 to 1851, by Joun H. WHEBL- z. “This work fills up the gap in the history of this —Gerorce Bancroft. of North Carolina is a work udicating claims before this as authori '—Geo. C. Whe Price $2. 2 AYLOR & MAURY, m 13-5t Booksellecs, near 9th st. HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that the subsori ber hath obtained from the Orphans’ Court of hington Consty, in the Distriet of Columbia, lary on the personal estate of Jo- e of Washington coucty, decena- having ciaims against the sad leosased,are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or before the 9th day of March next: thes may other- wise by law be excluded trom all benefit of the suid entate. ‘en under my hand this 9th day of March, 1858, 1 9-ww J. MILLS, Executor. i THE AMBROTYPES AKEN at my Gallery are said to be the best taken iu the city. They are true likenesses and are sparner tne sept im the city. | havea hue lot ss be CIKEN, sche {either Daguerreotypes or Am- MIRTS: thes taken nd cet 1m Breas tpins, 451 dota Ae. tie, 2 et MPORTED.—F resh_ Italian ptr Tale I Paste, Caviar. KING & BURCHELL, fe 6 Sten Vermont avenue and ith t. Lapeer stame Tate. | per AUCTION By 8. J. McCORMICK : Alexandna, NEY, ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLASSES aT Avctios.—On WED SESDAY t, 12th inst, at 12 o'clock m., will be seld,on Rumney’s Wharf. the csreoof the schooner Grandilla, fro New Or consisiing of — ’ . 45 bhds. New Orieans Sugar, froin fair to strictly prime. 29 bbis. New Orleans Molasses, prime, in first rate order. is ROBT G. VIOLETT. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. WORKS OF ART AT AUCTION.—iast and Vinge. hy ing saie of those magnificent Steel Enera eRe somely famed a ye * exhibition - - Green’s, corner of 7th an eots,(up stairs, on WEDN SDAY MORNING, at Trovelock, and a will be continued All persons wishing Engravings will do well to at the sal atively the last sale, it will be and sold without reserve. The attention of the la dies 18 particularly invited to the sale, m 16-4 A. GREEN, Auct. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. HREE SMALL DWELLI OUSES A PuBLic Saré.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON March 2d. on K street, and two tw. tory frame dweiling houses in the rear of the lot fronting eae 30-feet alley. Each house will be soid sepa- Terms : One-fourth cash; the residue in 6. 12, and 18 months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises, _m6-d __ J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. — By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. WO TWO-STORY FRAME AND ONE Burex House aNd LoT ON WHICH THEY STAND at Auction —On TUESDAY, the 23d inet., I siiall aos in front of the ‘of 33 feats be remises, at 5 o'clock p. m., Lot having @ front on 7th st. i streets, with one 0. BTR, between south G its, which are two Frame and civar rooms each. A. GREEN, Auct. FOR RENT AND SALE. OR RENT—A four story BRICK HOUSE, . With basement, contarming 16 rooms. situated on Missouri avenue, between 3d and 43g streets; gas fixtures in ai, room. Apply to H between 434 OR SALE —The Stock and Fixtures or the Good Will and Fix'ures of the BOOT and SHOE STORE on Pa. avenue, between i2th and 13th streets, No. 282, north side. ™m 16-3t* (States) OL}. GAS WORKS LOT FOR SA ‘he very desirable property known as the “Old Gas Works.” being lot 7, in square S#2, at the corner of signa Avenne and lth street, is now offered for There are 10,4°0 square feet of ground. witha front on Louisiana avenue of 119 feet, on 10th street of 69 feet, and on Canal street of 100 feet. For all manufactu-ing purpo: suchas afoundry, machine shop, coach factory, &c., no more desirable jocation can be found in the e'ty, has Inquire of the undersigned at the office cf the Gas Light Company. J.P. BROWN, m 16 ect! Secretary in charge. JEW AND DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.—The subseriber bas re it anew and very desirable three-stoiy BRIC DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Butiding, hand- somely furuished, and cont: 3 all the modera luprovements, ‘his property is delightfully situated fora summer residence, and to a.good tenant the rent will be mod- erate. Apply to JAS.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer and Commission Merchant. m5 ARM FOR SALE.—A valuable Farm contain- ing one hurdred acres, (or more if desired,) ina h state of cvitivation, with Dw: ik. Barns, Sta u't Trees and a! modern improveiueuts, sit- vated in Prince George’s County, Maryland, and 6 miles from Washington. For further imformation inquire of GEO. W. BRAY. No, 282 9th street, be- tweeo M and N sireets worth, m 'i-Im* CARD.—A large and comfortable Room. with Water and gas. for rent. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & CO., No, 322 Pa. av., between 9th 1th sts. m 10 6t OR RENT—The FURNISHED ROOMS eK lis will be vacant The location (27% Penn- sylvania avenve, next the Kirkwood House) is one of the bost in the for geatlemen having business atthe Capitol or Departments. 1 ented to transient or periuanent occupants. ‘There re seve- ral emailer rooms also im the house, at moderate Prices m 9-tf BS :DING For Sale—A_ variety of BUILDIN ‘Son the Isiand and other parts of the oi ‘erms accommodatme. Inquire at No, 2, rdd’s Building. : e™ DAVID MYERL LOTS. rs _m t-eatin Mung i the house, lly situated on M mriavenne, No, 24 hetween 4% and 6th streets, near the National aud Browns’ Ho tela, Inquire on the prem m5-tn Ve, the un- ARTNE / dersigned, hase ee the firm of KAGY & BRO! of carrying on a Whole Keliniag, st No, 585 Copa HER fe Liquor Buse: street, A. KAGY, M. KAGY. ma-lin Washington, March 6th. 1258, ( RIENTAL Nall, POL lustre to the finger ne Stara. naar itth atreat Pa # re YOUR MONEY. SAVE YOuR | ! N. C. MeKNEW begs leave to inform his frends and the publio generally that he is now ready to fur- nish them with WOOD and COAL nt tie follow- Ing low rates : Onk Wood, sawed in3 or more picoss, pr cord, do, « do., AML — Piigree roel ping i sawed. COAL ofall kinds and at low prices. NO MCKN EW, m1 6t* on Sth street. between H and | ste. J R.B.SCHWAKZE, . WHOLESALE DEALER IN OYSTERS, Respectfully informs his frien custemers that he will sel! his OYSTERS ( are known to be of the best quality 1 the market)at a lower price than any one e!se can afford, as he baysthem by the boat load. Come and eet a harenin. »Kkiving a beautiful at GIRBS’S Hau ia em > PICKLED sod SPICED OYSTERS aiways on and. . RK. B, SCHWARZE, ™ 2-Im Southeast corner 12th and E. street LOCKS !—CLOCKS !!—CLOC ceived, A great assortment of anor JOCKS. from $1 to’ $125. Call and see for yourselvea, np J: ROBINSON'S, 549 Pa. av., opposite Browns’ Hotel. N. B—CLOCK MATERIALS, such as Oils, Keys, Balls, Cords, &c., for sale,—the trace su; plied cheap. fest OF HALLET DAVIS & CO’S AND FIVE oJ of Nunn & Clarke’s beauufui PIANOS, just received this week. The tone ix of thee m pure and fined quality, with ri: h- sweetuese and th, the touch is delicate, exceedingly prompt an tic. In elegance and chastness of styl» and workmanship they are unap proached, in fact in every respect they are the most Poe fant Sel best wer wesc and are 80 jorge ed asinterested persons. For sale only aia JOHN F. ELLIS, m2 36 Pa. avenne, bet. sth and 10th ats, PRONKS: TRUNKS?! TRUNKS!!! The undersigned has now and constantly keeps on id a large and xery ery el Sane: assortment of Sole-l.eat! TRUNKS AND VALISES; al Frame and Wood-Box TRUNKS? VE sT TAPESTRY and CANVAS TRAVELING BAGS and SATCHELS; fine SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c. Wea red to compete with the hest manu- facture: proof of whieh. read the following Re tof tke Committee st the Fair of the Metropoli- Mechanics’ Institute for 1857: Topham & Norflet deposited a Sole-leather Trou thatis, for selidity aad quality of material, the best on exhibition, - Jznxix_ Tomas, Saddler. . 8. Kinsey, Currier. N. ‘Tranks Covered and every description of Repairing executed with paniness gad, fa atch. No. 490 2th atreet, oppo: Odd Fellowes Tall 5 7 . Ys ‘ellows’ Hall, méely sebgitgd: ‘Washington D.c. TLANTIC MONTHLY FOR MARCH re- ceived and for sale at Shilin n"s Bookstore, Knickerbocker Magazine for ch. Appiston s Railway Guide, 0 The Three Beauties, by Mts. Southworth. The Belle of Washington, (formerly published bet the name of “Anuie Grasen,”) by Mrs, N. P, sselle. Beatrice Cenci. the sensation novel. Scenes of Clerical Life, by George Etliot. The Reason why, by theauthorof “Inquire With- in. Also, a choice selection of Stationery consta: tly and for ale at JUS. SHILLING TON’S Bookstore, Odeon Building, fe 27 corner 434 st. and Pa. av. Hark TOOTH, NAIL, AND BANDSHIRE BRUSHES, af GIBBS'S Hair Store, near ith st. and Pa, a’ at his Sales Room under W larde’ Hotel. a9 6m M48 8LE WORKS, WM. RU 3 ARTIFICER IN MARBLE, E Street, between 12th and i3tn Streets ‘North, Wasuineton City, Invites public attention extensive stock of utiful designed aid Klaborately Carved MAN- “LS in a variety of Marbles, together with a choice assortment of STATUARY, which for de- sign and finish cannot be surpassed, and are well pted for the Garden or ‘Tomb. A iarge assort- ment of Pisin Mantels, Monuments, and Tomb- atones at very low prices. Monuments of any design executed to order with punctuality dispatch. iesumates given for Brownstone or Marble work pends River Fiaging, and every other work in our line, Ple se call and make an mspection of our stock. N. B.—Make a note of the address. fei7-6m HEAP Woe LE AT MR.B. W. Cc HU \THIC upper Parzen ilen om the B the Coluimbin: ie PINE Gob from §2'to $zz5per cord. PINE, aitewee SREY CARLIN, Acant. street, _AUOTION ALES TO-DaY ¢ TO-MORROW MORNING. GRAND BOMB F TERNOON ie A thi M wary: the } mente. of beautiful ‘ebster, i : son, Emperor Nicholas, &o. er, Washmston, Jack eee ign yg Bronze, basen ether witha larze quant rich), aught Alahasta Va: Urns, ‘ae. xs yrs Ter f T, cash, over that sum a crecit uf 2and 4 months, with interest, saristactorily endorsed, . m 15 2t J. C. MeGUIRE. Avectioneer, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. EXTENSIVE SALE OP AN ENTIRE GAL- Lumy or RaRE AND VALUABLE eat acm avo Ot Pa'ntixes.—On WEDNESDAY EVEN- ING, the lth instant, (and will be conti e evening wntil disposed of,) 1 shall seli, at seven o'c'ock, at my auction rooms, on the corner = and 1) streets, without reserve. the largest a1 inost beautiful collection of fine English Steel En- STAVings ever offered in this c1 The rlates are all fresh a jon. ‘The subjects comprise historical, iandseape, reli- fivus, moral and sacred Plates. i aie, an assortinent of fine Engiish Sporting Sub- jects, The pictures will be arranged for exhibition on caseer moraing,and — be found worthy af a Visit as gallery of ari. e Les are expecis! invited to attend the sale. 7 a 8 cash. m A. GREEN Auctioneer. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, EREMTORY SALE OF GOLD AND Sitver Wartcurs, Cuains, Jewetry, &c., aT AUC- Tion—On MONDAY MORNING, March 1, at 1 9 clock, and to be continued each Morning and Eve- ning at 7 o'clock, during the week until the whoie stock is disposed of. at Store No. 527 street, under the Avenue House, wi.l sella large stock of Jeweiry, &c., a8 fol ows— God Hunting and open cased Watches sold Fob, Vest. and Guard Chains Gold Breastpins, har-rings Gold sets in Ci », Jet, Mosaic, and Gold Stone Chased and Sea! Rings Seals. Keys, Gold Pencils, Gold Pens, Silver Pens Lockets, Card Cases, Portemonaies With a great stock not here mentioned. ‘The ladies are respectfully invited to attend. Terme cash. m3 WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, FUTURE DAYS. N AKDHAL’S SALE.—In virt) 1VE fierie facias, under the lien the clerk's office of the Circuit Court of Columbia, for the County of Washingt me directed, I wil! expose to public sale, for in front of the Court House door of said count FRIDAY, the 25th of March, 1858, at 12 0’cl: the following described property, to wit: All de- fendant’s right. titie claim, and’ interest in and to the three 3) Frame Heuses erected on Lot No. 5, in reservat D, on Maryland avenue, betw: en 43 and 6th streets, in the city of Washington, D C., seized and levied upon as the property of Jaines B. Lokey, and willbe sold to satisfy Judicial No. 279, to October term, 1857, in favor of Smith & Fowler. J.D. HOOVER, m2-dts Marshal for the District of Columbix, ofa wnt of My By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. VOR SALE.—Notice hereby given that. on THURSDAY. the ist day of April, 1450, at five o'clock, p. m.,1 will offer fur public sale, a canal beat, named “Pennsylvania,” at my wnart, foot of 10th street west; and will make sale of said boat to the highest bidder for cash. ‘This pont is in good order, has just been repaired, and wi carry one hundfed tons burden. <P JONATHAN ARMSTRONG. m°-2aw&ds A. GREEN. Auot. MARSHAL’ —In virtue of seven (7) IVE writs of fiert , issued 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 expose to public sale tor Cas. in front of ie Court-house door of said County on FRIDAY, the 25th day of March. at 12 o'clock, m., the following described property. to w li defendant's ritht, title. eaim, and interest in and to all that piece or parcel of ground lying in Georgetown, m the D triet of Colummna, which uded within the fol- jowing metes end bounds, to wit: Beginning oa the west sive of Market Spaceat a point Xz feet Minch - outh from the corner of Bridge Street and Mar ket Space, end running thence west with the north wall of the two story brick houses on tie lot hereby deseribed and the thereof extenaed 59 feet. therce south and parallel with Market Space 27 feet 6 inches, more or less, to a pomt which will be intersected by tne line of the south wall of sad house extended west, then by said line reversed enst to Market Space at the sovtheasst corner of said house, and then porth and with the lime of Mar ket 5: 27 feet 6 inches to the p ace of beginnin«, st corner of said house, tozeth- yvements thereon, © property of Georze dito satisfy Jvdicials perterm, 1856. in favor ney Hatcher, and Nos, 135. and 137 Judiciais to May term, 1858, im Cline and Dilion, Peter Dillon, Benjamin eh. “ej. D. HOOVER. Marshal for the District of Columoia, hon Hetcher and Na 134, 135, favor of ‘Triplett, and John Crumba: m2 dis FURNITURE-FURNITUR E. We have just received a large a‘dition to our stock of Cabinet and other Fur-iture, which) has been gotten up in tastefuland elegant atyle toour order, the workmanship of which we warrant of tne best quality. PARLOR SUITES COMPLETE. Of Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogan pholstered in virions colors and materint. . Centre, and Side Tables, Kxeritoires, Ktageres,ané Whatnots. Pier and Mxntie Glasses, in gilt, with Marbie Stabs Brachets. CHAMBER SETS COMPLETE, Sond oak, liandsorely ornamented in Gold. Solid Wainut and M»hogany,cirved; Black, Enam- elled in goldand flowers, with other peinted sets ail colors. DINING ROOM. Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, and Cherry Extension Dining Tables, from eight to twenty feet, Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, and Rose Ladies’ Dining Char it and Mahogany Sideboards, with Mar- Oak. Wain ornamented with Looking Giass ble tops, Shelves, & Backs. FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS AND PIL- Caried Hair, Husk, and Husk sud Cotton Mat- Lresses. PFICE DESKS, CHAIRS, AND SALAMAN- erie DER SAFES. "sand Marvin’s Wil er: patent salamander ager secured by the ceiebrated “* La ok. In Kreat variety, Bedateads, Buresus. WWard- robes, romments, © ichiotnnds, . Easy. and xocking C* aur: 1 ‘Re twouand Gane seat Chairs “Ail of which wil! cash pprove A pEr. pe nol OW for cae Or ST ORTGUR & CO. Nos. 539, 528, ard 5" fe 2-006w Seventh street. peur TREES, EVERGREENS, &c, he attent f fruit growers is respectfully called tote eesy exirmates ack ot AEROS now on hand, all of which are of the most vi cd orous description, and guaranteed as to ac- Peach Trees. largeand thrifty. choicest kinds,suited er 100, om, one and two years old, splendid Trees, $25 to $35 per iW. Apple Trees, best southern varieties, strong ard ood, $18 per 100, Standard "Pears, Apricots, Cherries, Neotariner, Plums, Quinees, Grape Vines, Blackberries, Currants, &c. Strawberries, over * varieties, including the finest American sorts, as weil as the French, English and Belgian varieties, Rhubarb Roots, Victoria, Prince Albert, Randel’s Barly Prolific, &e. =f Asparagus Roots, Chinee’s Yam, &¢. Evergreens, such as Nerway Spruce, Hemlock, Arborite, Cednes, Deodora, 3 to 5 feet. véry symmetrical. Peed ng thine pertaining i] end Nursery and je, 0 nesi quaiity and c! a *STOHN SAUL, 996 7th street.corner H, fe B-F&T 12 Washington, D.C, .OTHE PUBLIC. ‘The undersigned b leave respectiully to inform his numerous frieuds 2 dthe public generally, that he hes taken the stand formeriy occupied by T. H. Worthington, on 14th street, vear the Canal, where he will keep constantly on hand asupply of WOOD and COAL of every deseription, *e respectfully solicits a share of the public troy . Pau ti-eost® R. W. BATES. yysAeeee WORK FOR SALE, A large stock of STATUARY and ITALIAN MARBLE MANTLES, manufactured within the lact few months. A large number of ITALIAN MARBLE MONUMENTS, some of which are of a and finish, will be sold without refe cost. _ ‘ALEX R. RUTHERFOR wn mn a eemens a. 13th and 1i— ARNELL’S XND ORNA G EMPORIUM D, yard, fe #-eolm MENTAL cheap be seen at the Empo 0. 51 Lou p, Ndapt canal ag har weenie —hipwne gt gpa en side. aoe a m 1-6 ALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE Co. Ince 189, ™ oR* TED JOHN I. welts Ds: LIVES ‘and BUYS ke. els tay be obtained at the or the District of Columbia, ot t ewis Johnson & Co., Bankers, 16th street and Penusylvamis avenue, L., Agent. JW. MAGIL D.R. HAGNER, M. Do Mad. Wee eae gonn Of PEACH TREES, 20) LU my Nursery, neat Washineion The above all wth, of the: best select frat. Lane ero Also, a general assortment RNAME: Tale EVERGREEN, SHADE, aod FRUIT hie JORAUA PEIRCE. Riera RS "<i jE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ‘From the Asseciated Press Agent. oe DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Pelle ra the Nerth American. TLAND, : North A “ye 16. - ‘The BM. steamship Liverpool on the 3d inst arrived here this mor aeral intelli. gence is unimportant Mer general intelli- capes Arabia arrived out on the 28th ultimo Kaede a ete na had made before Parliament. He urges Deces- - ¥ of still continuing on friendly pm with rance The reply of England to the French Govern- nent on the question of political conspirators had been sent to Count Walewski, and further pro- cevdings in Parliament pope on bis answer Canton having fallen re the rs of the pare army, a speedy peace with Chins is antict- ‘The Indian bill will probably be molified. Tbe Parliamen 4 been postponed until the went seston tl Bae be Directors of the N: bave heen sentenced to snprioseae et be eerie ing from three to twelve months. Intelligence hax been received seven days ister from India, but the advices are unimportant. Sir Col “< Campbell was still Preparing to march upon Lucknow. where the rebels num! banded Ae — bered about one The French conspirators bad appealed against the sentence of death lately sew them Tre Manxers LiveRrroot, Tuesday. —Cotten had advanced yd. Sales of three days 21,000 bales; xpecula- tors taking 2.500 and exporters 1,000. The mar- ket closed firm, but du'l for want of stock. Manchester advices were favorable, and closed with bolders asking an advance Breadstuffs were dull, and clssed with a de- clining tendency. Richardson, Spence & Co. ~~ flour very dull, and quotations nominal estern Canal *is6a22; Philadelphia and Balti- inore 2aZ3j~; Ohio (exported via northern ports) 2422%6-6d. Wheat was very dull, and quotations were bordly maintained; red (western) 5slidabs?: white 7a7s6. Corn was quiet but firm; mixed and yellow 31<; white 3186. Provisions—Berf and Pork were dull. Bacon wes quiet but steady. Lard heavy and quotations nominal Groceries—Sugar was firm and coffee and rice were quiet Naval Stores—Roxin was firm at 4s. 6d. Spir- its Turpentine firm at 43s. London Markets —There was a slight advance on the tiner qualities of sugar. Coffee was tirm and tea quiet Conseils 95 4296 & [stconp pisraten } Sir Colin Campbell’s coloma numbered 15,000 men and 100 guns, and at least 10,000 men were at other points ready to with bim in the attack on Lucknow. Sir Hugh Ross bad de- feated the rebels at Bada The jpootana field foree, afler capturing the strong fortress of Awab, bad marched on for Cotab, where disunion reigns by authority of civil power had been restored hi Large reinforcements of Europeon treops are still equ red The rebels at Lucknow were said to be losing heart, and Gen. Out:am had not been disturbed since the 16th. From Utah. St. Lovrs. March 15.—Mr. Hartwell, Secretary of the Territory of Utah, has arrived here. He left the camp January 26th, when the ti were in a comfortable condition and excellent ith. there being only four deaths since the arrival of the command.’ It was thought the entrance to the valley would made another route, one bundred miles longer, but offering no obstruc tions of any magnitude. Tbe principal Utah Indians had been to the camp, and gave assur ance of the peaceable intenti: of the India: toward the Americans. Mr. Hartwell met with no snow, and the appearance of grass was ex- pected at an unusually early pericd. The Florida Indians—Disasters, &c. Aveusta, March 15 —Judge Baltzell, at Tam- pa, writes toa gentleman in Jacksonville, that the Seminoles had signified a willingness to emigrate A paity of six men, including Capt. Hunterand Messrs. Hanse and Wyatt. started recently boat for Maoatec, and ate supposed to have been drow: x the empty boat has drifted ashore. The Tampa Pemiusuiar felis sanguine that the Florida war will soon be terminated by the re- moval of the Indians to the west The Turkish Visitors. PHILaveLrata, March 15.—The Turkish visi- tors arrived bepe this evening, and were visited by Commodore Stevart end other naval officers Their plan of proceeding is not fully determined, but they will probably leave for Washington to-morrow at noon, and visit this city on their retura New York ik Statement. New York, March 15.—The weekly statement of the city banks shows an increase of $252,000 ia loans, specie $221.00 ; a decrease in circula- ticn of $9-,000, and $319,000 in nominal deposits; and an increase of $1,173,000 in undrown deposits Dal. Mos'te, March 15 —A duel took place bere yesterday between Capt Maury, late U. 8. Ma shal of this district, and Captain Derevieve French Zouve. The latter received two si but not dangerous ones. Maury escaped unber: gation. Pirt-sers, March 15 —The Obioriver isopen. With > feet 6 juches of water in the cbannel, and istising. Tur gorge at Brown's Island went off last night. There are fifty steamers now loading for various western perts Markets. Mosite, March 15 —Cotton dull. Sales to-day 1,500 bales, at 11 yall CHARLESTON, Marco 15.—Cotton firm. Sales 3,000 bales, at full prices. Baitimere Markets. Battimore, March 16 —tiour ix rm; Howard street at 84 50; City Mills at $4 37 W heat is steady; red $1 Olal Us; white @1.10a 120 Corn is lower: white £5156, yellow 5fa We. Whisky ix better; City 20K e21; Ohio vl ge. Provisions are dull. sless pork, at $16.5 per bbl. Bulk shoulders, 646% cents ; sides, 8%; Bacon shoniders 74; sides 9_ Lard at Pig alve. All are nominal quotations New York Markets. Naw Yore. March 6 —Plonr is beavy;; © 1s 7,000 bbls. State Sia84.30; Ohio, $5.46085 2), Southern is firm at $4 60.85 10 W heat is firm; sales 5.000 busbelx; Kentacky white $150 Corn is firm; sales 26,000 bushels; Southe n yellow 7c. Po k ix steady; mess $16 7001675. Beef is higber; Western repacked $12 254813 50. Lard is heavy at S210 ye. Whisk. is buoyant; Obio 21 a2 TON & CLARK, AVENU. GAS 48 LOUISIANA E, second door from ‘7th street, under the avaane House, CLOTHING AND GENT’S FURNISHING ‘The subscribers ol! attention toa desirable Stock of CLOTHING which now bare on exhib Uon at their Store, N HISIADA BVENUS, SCOUNd door oon henge ye gr ae they aie Sepeninet to close off the u | every is neoesrsary on their part shall be in order to please their customers. Inthe CLoTHINne yor J we onl tee the stuck to be perfect in point curebili » fit and Style, because we make everything oureelver, and have no a wee our go meg found equal tot jer work 10 le the vary changes of fashion, 168 ar oeetant med of ‘finding the latest out make approval. orth of Goods for s, ‘sand van! ear, will be sold at auction chasers would do well to examine lot no a ee ean be proved on ex- K. amination. land see us tsrentors Sort M B. BRADY rpeposticliy ennvunces that he A GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART No.3? Pa. avenue (over DY. & House.) He it NewVen. ew nd rare Photographic spect collection, together with citizens ~ eC UE AND DRAB CLOTH, & rh Enamelied Can emesis. B Hubs. Fellocs, Hands,. Varmishes, mit-colw