Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1858, Page 3

SE A ee Ale LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Cire Couxcits —Board of Aldermen.—The Board met at the usual hour; the President, W. F Bayly. im the chair, The Chair presented the memorial of Baden & Lownds. asking for the remission of a fine; re- ferred to claims committee Also, the memorial of WA. Wroe, in relation toan alley in square No. 250; reterred to the im- provements committee. Mr Goddard presented the petition of Hugh Ragan, asking for the remission of a fine; referred to claims committee Also, that of Alfred Shucken and others, for paving the alley in square numbered 449; referred to improvements comimittee Mr Moore presented the claim of Dr. Johnson Ehot, for surgical treatment of a police officer, who was shot while discharging his duty as such; referred to claims committee. i Mr. Moore, from improvements committee, re ported a bill, with substitute, for the act entitied an rai an act for grading M st. south ; passe Pur Miller. from same committee, bill aathorizing the curbstones to be footway paved on C street south and Four-and-a-half st_ west: Mr. Miller, also from the same committee, re- ported a bill to replace the old and make a new gutter on Virginia avenue, on the east side of Seventh street east; is Also, fiom the same committee, a bill from the lower Board to supply a deficiency in the appre priation for grading aad gravelling Twenty-ffth street west, street north; | spement Also, a substitute for the bill to grade and gravel Seventh street west, between F street south ang the Potomac river; passed. Also, a bill to grade and gravel Twentieth street west, between I street north and Boundary street; Frere Mr. Miller, also f.om the same committee, re- ported a bill with estimate and plat for rading and Lpabepae 2 M street north, between ‘l wenty- fourth and Twenty-sixth streets west; Passed Mr. Miller, from the fire department commit- tee, reported a bill for the relief of the Perse- verance Fire Company; passed Mr. Moore here offered the following rexolu- tion, which was adopted : Resolved, That the committee on the fire de- partment be instructed to inquire into the charges made by the Perseverance Fire Company against the Franklin Fire Company, of having wilful! run into the hose carriage of ‘the latter on the 9t of February last, and to report the result of their investigation to this Board; and that they also inquire and teport in like manner iu relation to any similar charges alleged against any fire com- reported @ set and the p, between Third wed ween Peansylvania avenue and R nv. “sy bill from the lower Board for repalrin; public alley in the Second Ward, was referred to improvements committee. Also, a bill for the relief of George Eslin. A bill from the lower Board to furnish the as- sensors With plat-books; 4 A bill to supply a deficiency in the appropria- tien for constructing a sewer on Thi:teenth street west, between F and G streets north; referred to Improvements committee. A bill from the lower Board to uniform the po- hee officers; sed. Mr. Raff oifered a resolution instructing the fire department committee to inquire into the expedi- pert ba purchasing a steam tire engiue for the use of this Corporation; passed Mr. Donobe introduced a bill authorizing the flag footway across D street north, on the east side of Eighth street west, to be taken up and re- laid; passed And the Board adjourned. Common Council —Messages from the Mayor, transmitting the Canal Commissioner’s estimate of expense for guard fences for bridges on the eastern section of the canal, the Bank account of the Corporation, and a communication from the Surveyor relative to certain grades, were referred respectively to the canal, ways aud means, and improvements committees. Mr. Keauedy presented the petition of G.H. B. White; referred to the claims committee. Mr. Edmonston presented the petition of the Northern Liberties Fire Company; referred to tue tive department committee. Me. Kennedy, from the drainage committee, asked to be discharged from further considera- toa of the petition of D. Pierce and Wm. Brown; discharged Mr. Lloyd ottered a joint resolution authorizing the Mayor to offer a reward for the arrest and con- viction of incendiaries ; Mr. Fisher introduced a bill to repair an alley in the Second Ward; passed. A bill from the Alde:men to pay Wm. Ballan- tyne for stationery for the Third district school, was referred to the public schools committee. A bill to gravel I street north, from Eighth to ‘Tenth st.eets west, was referred to the improve- ments committee. A billto pave the fish market was referred to the puliee committee. A joint resolution appointing delegates to the (Juarantine and Sauitory Convention to meet in Baltimore city, was referred to the health com- mittee A bill exempting the bonse and ground of the Westera Hose Company from taxation, was re- ferred to the tire department's committee A bill in relation to non-resident paupers was passed A bill to trim and gravel F street north was read. and the committee of conference was or- dered to be appointed at the request of the Al- dermen The petition of Dr. Wm. B. Butt—a special ordet—was postponed till Monday next. Abt ia ‘elation to .efunding unexpired li- ceuses—a special order—was postponed The Chairs appointed Messrs B:own, Turton aud Kennedy the conference committee on the F street bill. The bill reviving an act, approved June 3d, i-S4, to trim and gravel M street south was passed Mr. Turton, from the drainage committee, re- ported the bill of the Aldermen authorizing has. Stedinan and Thos. Lawson to construct a sewer in the First Ward, with a substitute there- foc, wich was amended so as to reserve to the AMavor and corpofate authorities the power to «lose the sewer if necessary; passed A bill to repsir the vid, aud make a new gutter on Virginia avenue, at Seventh street east was passed. A bill to grade and gravel M street north, be- tween Twenty-fourth and Twenty-sixth streets west, was referred to the improvemeuts commit- tee. A bill to take up and relay the tlag footway ecross D street north at Eighth street west, Was Passed. A bil to grade and gravel Twentieth at. west, betweea I street and the city boundary, was re- ferred to improvements eqmmittee. A bill for the relief of The Perseverance Fire Co., was referred to the fire department eommit- te e Mr. Clark, from the police committee, eda bili to pave the fish mark@® passed. Mr. Kennedy asked and obtained leave to with- draw the papers of CW Vau Ness from the tiles of the Board. Mr. Brown offered a resoiution inquiring of the City Surveyor the proper grade of several streets tu the First Ward Mr. Tuston asked and obtained leave to with- dl aw the petiGon of Tuos. Sparrow from the tiles of the Board Mr. Kennedy, from the claims committee, re- ported a bill refund i. B. White $20, for an unexpired license, lost. And then the Buard adjourned. repoft- Wasuinotox Tutatxe-—Theatricals suffered some at the bands of Kansas last night, as nota few of the regular theatre-goers were absorbed to the tide of mortality that set towards the Cap- itul from sundown till near midnight. Enough, however, to make up a fair andience voted to tet polities slide while John Brougham was about, and enjoyed his genial unctuous humor last night to the fullest : To-migltthe bill is calenlated to bring down the to’ and give even Lecompton the go-by. ‘The Gentlemou from Ireland”? will be repeated, and then comes ‘Po-ea-hon-tas,” an Original, Aboriginal. Erratic. Operatic, Semi-civiliz d; aud Deini-savaye Extravaganza, being a Per Ver- siou of Ye Trewe and Wonder:futle Hystorie of Ve Rennownned Princesse, (written by John Brougham.) and in which the author takes the partof*-ii J Pow-ba-ian, tirst King of the Tus- earoras.”” Nutfced! Go early! Berctars Aw Ue —Welearnthat the dwelling ef the Hon Charies J. Faulkner, on 1 street, was entered a few night azo by robbers and many articles of value take: , umongst others a splendid »aic of pistols which may readily be identiti-d Tuey saem to have fred the second story of tne back building through the window by m-aus of «ladder, ard to have made their exit through the front door without waking or giving any dis- tarbance to the family. Our city is now swarm- ing with these bold aad reckless marauders, and the police skould redouble their influence Iuraovement at tue Centre M et.—The Corporation act which was approved 29th Octo- ber, 1°57, authorizing the removal of the old fish stalis at ibe Centre Market House, aad the con- struction of new stalls, which are to occupy the space alony the line of the Canal. below the mar- ket is about to be carried out. the Mayor having advertised for proposals with 3 view to forming ontract the work The amount of money appropriated for this work is $550. Mat. Peew’s Cawrseut Minsteets —Odd Fellows’ flall, we belleve, was the only place of amusement that did not suffer depletion last night by the stampede to the Capitol. The pop- ularity of the Campbell Miastrels ix owing to their origiaality as they religiously avoid all old jokes and stale caterer Yes, tbat’s +a ‘The public yoes to see (hein knowing that performance will consist of something fresh and good each night Whereas the establishment u rm. ar definite basis of a national a ashocintion id the United States is an object which we all earnestly desire, and for the jisbment of which we are willing zealonsly to labor. therefore— Ist. Resolved, That this Convention do now resolve itself into a National Art Association, for the advancement and promotion of the cause of art in the United States 2d. Resolved, That the officers of this Associa- tion shall consist of a President, three Vice Presi- dents, a Secretary, and a Treasnrer, who shall hold their offices for the term of one year. 3d. Resoleed, That, to extend the influence of this organization, and further to secure that har- mony of feeling and unity of action so indispen- sable to success, the Secretaries of the various art institutions in the United States be consti- tuted Corresponding Secretaries of this National Art Association 4th. Resolved, That with a view to secure the recoynit by the Government of the claims and interest of art, thix Convention will urge the ap- pointment of an art commission, which shall be recognized ax the exponent of the authority and influence of art in the country, and shall secure to artists aa intelligent and unbiassed adjudica- tion upon the works they may present for the en and completion of the national build- 8. Sth. Resolved, That it be respectfully suggest- ed to Congress, that in the composition of sach acommission, an opportanity should be atforded to the artists, as a body, to express their prefer- ences, by an indication in annual convention of their choice of ty 3 esentatives. 6th. Resolved, That in the opinion of this con- vention, the great eff ct of the formution of a natioual school of art will be nationally promoted if the works of art intended for the adornment of our national buildings, be executed within the limits of the country whose history they are des- ignated to illustrate. 7th. Resolved, That a memorial embodying the views and purposes contained in the forego- resolutions be presented to Congress, and respectfully urged upon its consideration. Sth. Resolved, That when this convention ad- journ, it be to meet on the 22d day of February, 1859. nee other business of importance was trans- acted. This morning the convention met and was called to order—the Vice President in the chair A communication was received from the artists of New York regretting their inability to attend the convention, and expressing their concurrence in its objects and views. The committee to propere @ constitution re- ported, and wien we left the ball it was being considered by sections. Tue River —At the mouth of thecanal off 17th street, three lumber schooners arrived vesterday, heavily laden. Yesterday evening the fishermen at Hunter's fishing grounds, below Arlington, in hauling for perch, rock, &c., brought up eight large shad At Riley’s Wharf—Arrived schrs Emma Jane and Wm. Shear, from Port Walthall, with 150 and 120 tons of coal for the gas company. At Stome & Magiuder’s wharf—Arrived schr Samoset, from Salisbury, with 40,000 feet of lum- ber for S. Norment Between five and 6 o’clock yeste:day evening, the main steam pipe of the engine at Van Ris- wick’s planing mill exploded, but without doing any further demaze than destroying some of the surrounding machinery The preparations for opening Water street du- ring the coming Summer, creates the necessity for removing several buildings which now stand in the line of said street to other locations,among which is Van Riswick’s mill, which the propri- etor is making arrangements to remove, and re- build at a convenient place contiguous, with ex- tensive improvements Al the Aquia Creek fishing landing yesterday, Mr Thecker the proprietor, in hanling for win. ter fish, brought up one hundred of the finest shad ever canzht at that point, some of which measured eighteen inches in length, and were very fat Below, there are the most encouraging pros- pects for a fine and profitable fishing season, aid active preparations are being made. About one week avo, a colored professor of the art pugilistic, named Wm Vincent, who is said to have been Tom Hyer’s trainer, in the early days of that worthy, passed through Washing- ton to Alexandria, where he made arrangements for a sparring exhibition to come off there. He then got on bea d the steamer Page to return to Washington. Cast. Price. in passing around to collect the fare from the passengers eanie across Vincent, and demanded bis free papers ax usual The man made reply that he did not choose to show his papers, and pulling out a dimeandtwo coppers, said, ax he held them forth, that that was all the free papers be chose to show. Cxpt. Price informed that the taw compelled him to cause the free papers of any colored man, out of the State of Virginia, to be exhib- r said colored man must be vouched for by ¢ respousible white man. To all this the darkey still remained indifferent, and when the boat reached the landing, be endeavored to go ashore, but was prevented by Capt. Price. He then hauled off and struck the Captain two heavy » ows, which had the effect to disable bim; but several of the deck hands sprang upon the fellow and secured him, after some trouble, and locked bimupintbe hold. Ae was taken to Alexan- dis, and there arrested, and taken before a ma- gistrate, who heard the evidence of the Captain and the hands, and sentenced the prisoner to re- ceive th -nine lashes ou the bure back, pay a and give seeurity that he would never come into the State of Virginia again. ‘The pun- ishment was luflicted on last Sunday morning. Turk Union Pravex Mertinas —The great religions awakening of I= ix felt in Washing- ton, though without the feverish excitement that bas characterized its manifestations in some other parts of the country. At Rev. Dr. J.C. Smith’s Church, 9h street, yesterday evening, a Union Piayer-meeting was held, which lasted one beur, and was attended by more people than there were seats in the house to accommodate. At the sa- cred altar were the Rev. Clergy of the city; all differences of opinion, and all petty sectional Jealouses apparently forgotten. The exercises consisted of prayer, sinving, and exhortation, interspersed with the reading of letters and ex. tracts in r to the revivals now going on at the North; and a deep interest seemed to pervade the entire congreyation in relation to ail those matters. Prominent among those at the altar were the Rev Mr. Smith, Rev. Mr. Granburi > Dr. Gurley, Rev. Mr. Sampson, Rev. Mr. Finkle and others; and seveiai Jay brethren joined inthe interesting exercises. The hour being thus con- sumed. Rev. Dr. Sinith addressed some excel- lent words of exhortation to those around bim, and then read the byuin commencing “Justas I am. without a plea, O Lamb of God, I come to Thee,” in which the whole congregation joined, and the meeting closed with the benediction. Saaxspenian ReEavines BY Miss Petit —TLe rush Capitol-ward last night caused a thinner attend’uce at ’Lilbarmonic Hal! than could have been wished. yet the fair debutante, not a whit disheartened, went through her part—readings from ““Muet Ado About Nothing’’—with infinite spirit. humor, pathor, as the text \e turns de- manded, and in short demonstrated the posses- sion of remarkable capabilities as a dramatic reader Coxrection —In our Issue of yesterday the following errors were made in the report of the Artist's Convention, now in session in this city. Viz: Messrs. T. R. Peale and Seth Eastman were announced as delegates from New York, whereas they are of Washington. ‘The names of Messrs, 3 Schussele, of Philadelphia, and Baumgrass, of this city, were misprinied. Tue Leetosr of Hon. 8. 8 Cox, on “Irish Humor,’’ bas, it will be seen, been Postponed to give place to the sittings of the Art Convention. Mr. G. Vanpextorr will to-night deliver his brilliant satire in verse, entitled “Common Sense’’—a dash at doings of the day for 1857-8, Warten Reterxs.—Elizabeth Herbert, col., drank and disorderly; fine and costs, $11.44;— malicious mischief, bai) for court. Sarah Long- street, col., Pa., drunk and disorderly; tine and costs. S444. Isabella Penny, col ,D C , do; de. Jno. Buchley and Edward Buchley, Md. disor- derty; dismissed. S x lodgers, non-residents. Chance 10 Get THE GREEK Stave.”’—We call our readers’ attention to the closing of the subserip twa list of the Cosmopolitan Ait Association, of New Sork,ar ? o'clock on Thursday next, the 25th hich tine Messra ylor& Maury, he subseribers names, A sp eudid Engravine.the Art Journal fora year, and & caanee in the deswing forthe tatue of Pow “reek Siave," aud many splendid Ol Paint- ne of them fromthe Dusserlorf collection. n to each subscriber ul $5.0, Lovers ofthe fine arts should not let this oppurtunity pass, it —-— Mr. Eprtor:~A commmniecativn in your paper of Saturday last, neda Citizen, seems to pomt di- at anew organization of firemen in thie oity uates that tie Mavor shou d prevent their ‘tigen kwows too much and sa; mt beg] be id not say he les through mali a este throuch imnorsnes. if he eharter he wil see what organization aimed at disorderly conduct, such ing eres, or Violnting law. stopped. but encourage those who mu no Cakes, very pretty and very cheap; loe Tecarand Water leew at $1.50 per gallonsat the Philade!phis Confectionery, gorner 12th and F sts. ms im* J, Fuseau, GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of Ths Star. GEoneztown, March 23, 1838. The religious feeling which has been abroad in different parts of the country for some time past, has reached our city, and.a union prayer meeting was-beld yesterday afternoon in the M. P. Church, on Congress street. There was a large congregation, composed of almost ull de- nominations in attendance, and quite a solemn feeling appeared to pervade the entire congrega- tion. These meetings will be held in the same chureh every afternoon this week, commencing a quarter before 5, and closing a quarter before 6 o'clock. We learn that Potomac (Masonic) Lodge has purchased the eligibly located property on High Street, near Bridge, now occupied by Samuel McKnight, Esq., where oat intend, at an early day, to erect a handsome bali. An individual, by the name of Archibald Brown, applied at tue watch-house last night for lodging, and was taken in and placed in one of the alte, where he was found this morning dead. Coroner Woodwa:d held an iuquest over the body, and the jury rendered the following ver- dict: “He the said Archibald Brown, came to the watch-house, in Georgetown, on the night of the 24d of March, 1858, for a ‘ing, and in the morning was found dead the cell of said watch-honse; and, from the evidence, the ju’ believe his death was caused by dissipation ai exposure, The last two years of his life, he was a vagrant, and had no visible means of support.’’ We may have something more to say about this matter aud place hereafter. s. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. FIRE COMPANY.—A meet: of aereeccer, att be held on THURSDAY EVENING, 25th invtant. A fall attends ce of the members is desired. as business of vital importance wiil be introduced for consideration. mid se H. G. DIVINE, Seo. GREAT EXCITEMENT. GIRLS AND BOYS, ATTENTION! Harvey & Hatheway’s celebrated Patent Trund- ling HOOPS, with Balls attached, are now offered for sale by G. CRANDELL, No, 128 Bridge street, Georgetown. Sole District of Culumbia. N EW AUCTION BARGAINS. Just received from late New York and Baltimore auctions, t renchand Scotch EM &ROIDERIE: real LACKS, Chantilly and Lace VELL a Embroidered HAN DKERCHIEFS, SILK, and lotsofotner GOODS, which will oheaper than ever, at E. GUTMAN’S, 50 High, near Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. y SPRING GOODS. JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., just received, and now offering at very low prices, to cash and prompt customers, & general As- surtment of Goods, adapted to the early Spring de- mand, Sioprising tn part— Best makes Black Siiks, some very cheap, tlack and Colored M. Delaines, New style Spring M. Delaines and Challies, New Englisn and Mecrima -k Prints, Black and White do., Ginghams, Real Manchester Gingiams, Laueaster and English do., at 12% cts. Striped and Dotted Shirting Prints, Best makes white Cambrics, Plaid and eye Muelins, ne eolt-finished English + ong Cloths, Best Irish Linens xnd Linen Lawns, Linen Sheeting and Pillow Linens . 10-4 and 12 4 Bleached and Brown Cotton Sheetings, Family Cottons, of all the most reliable makes, for shirting, ladies’, or children’s use, fine, medium, and heavy. White and Brown ‘Table Damask and Table Cloths, Cotored-hordered Towels and Huckaback Dixpers, Scotch Diapers, Russia and American Crash Heavy brown ‘undressed Linen, for Children’s Pp A Cassimeres and Jeans, for boys’ wear, Extension and tisho; ped Skirts, Cotton Hoseand Ha:f Hose, Striped Osnaburgs and Plaid Cottons, Heavy Cotton ioe ek oH and Duck, With other seasonable Goods, ‘To which the attention of Cash and prompt cus- S, N tor invited. mie J. H. SMoorT. (INE AL. We respectiully announce to our Mondaasa th public that we have at inst suey ed in having a large quantity of ALES of van- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee t and the largest vari- ety that was eve narket. All persons wishing 4 nice article of Ale can have it by applying tv us for either of the following brands, Kean tt, Burton XX X Pale, India Pale, Phil ndelphia and XX. We also have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always ou hand All orders by mail, or given to our driver attended stree! ness, © PPEL. Space, No. 37, between at rotown, nee to ei: re WESTAURANT Inay be found to. s Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green ditd 6 N M. RU TH side of Market Bri and Canal all times the choicest and most excelient assortment of LIQUORS, OYSTERSand Mesls served inn 4-3in . the freshest all kinds of GAME in season. at all hours and at the usual prices, INSURA IRE THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE C NY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUD offers to the property o c Cheapest andas sate means against loss by fie as Any other company,as will appexr by an examna tion of its principles. _ ‘The fact that ali the insurance companies of the jet are decia-ing large dividends to their stock he'ders at once whows the great profit on their p.e- # quent saving to persons insur- ing with this company. Phe experience of this company since its organi- zition (over three years) has shown the actus! cost of insurance to have beer lesa than 19 cents on each $100 on first-class rixks, and on al! other 1i-ks the saine proportionate costs. pro SSeS. WARD, President. “CHS RLES WILSON Scoretary. MATHEW G. EMERY, Treasurer. Manacers, ‘T. J. Magruder, Dickson, ee redsdeed Charles Wilson, athew G. Emery, J.C. M2Kelden. 0 joinit rth) the Bank of Wash- ioe peop een m 20-eodat WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL» «6 en nescceces ss .000 SIR, MD STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY Lia- The only company in Washington having such a clause in its charter. ‘ Risks on buildings, merohandize, furniture, &e. take at the lowest rates, esidex tne actual capital of the Company, the individual lia ility clause of the charter renders the private rottume of ack stockholder | able for losses. Office corner of Pennsylvania avenue and ‘fenth atreet. Ulysses Ward, John Dructors, Wm. F. Bayly, M. W. Galt, Fran * Mohn, Beni. Beall, Hudson Taylor, 4 Hi Js as. F. Hali Samuel Bacon, Wim. Crme, Jos. Bryan, 7 543. C, MOGUIRE, President. GRAFTON D. HANSON, Secretary. N. B. No charge inade for policies. m 16 tawtf A GRAND RAFFLE FOR JEWELRY. A Grand Raflie to come off at the National Hotel on SATURDAY EVENING, March 27th, at 74 o'clock, in the Bar Room, Two Tuovsanv Dottaks WortH oF VaLvaBLE TEWEUuNRY, Pully guaranteed, and can now be seen at the Rank- ing House o! $ Suter, lea & Co,on 7th st., between Lou venue and D street, where they are on deposit for safe keeping. ping. * 1, Oue large Brilliant Hreastpin, set in a snake, With 48 small brilliants set on the body, with Tuby eyes, cost $550 2, One heavy double case Gold Chronometer, maker, Charles John Cope, Rathbone prs nc ny 3 One large Oriental Pearl, set on a gold rose- teaf Brevstpin, oe fas 4. One pair of large Brilliant Earrings, each One containing five brill a: 0 5. One large Cluater Brilliant Finger-Ring, 150 6. One large single Dininond Ring, 10 7. One Cluster Dia vond RK. "ie 105 ®, One Soarf Pin. Kagle ‘and ‘earl, a 9. Oue Gold Curb Chai s 10, One Gold Locket, 2 $2,000 il 49% CHANCES AT $5 EACH. The Ratfiie will [ontvely come off ifonly one-half otherwise the money will be ly returned to the chance holder. ineipal Hotels, and By orderof the Trustee. m 15-dtr Tue is TO GIVE NOTICE that the subseri ber hath o! from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County, in the District of Columbia, letters testamentary on ‘he persenal estate of Jo- s+ph B. Tate, ‘ate of Waxhington cou. ty, deceas- ed. All porsons having claims against the said deceased.are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. to the subsornber on or before the ‘th day of March next; thee may other- wine by law be excluded from all benefit of the said tate. “Given uader my hand this 9th day of March, 1858, m 9-w3w J. MILLS, Executor. = tnership heretofure exist- bt Ro Teer eartuernteP, | ‘Sears was ‘te. Pee einet et part. ol Stn tod, W Colley: the latter wi.l settle the luc. ness of the late firm, .W, LEY, m 20-e0%t, Tames 6 SRins, ADIES’ B AIDS, PLAITS. CURLS, HALF PUFFS, at GIBBS’S tore, DWIGS wel SUES, Pa. av. 6m ae WON BS URORTABLE BALSam, } mM covering UW ripe f ouring all 'p diseases. AUCTION SALES, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE [IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED PRopERTY. RAST oF THE Copizet. an AUCTION \ALES. Pe teacacsartdaonn Se TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. ee Oe By J.c MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ¥ROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGE Vv MaRYLerp avance, at Avcrion—On UPERIOR PLA 'LIC SALE.— the 29th instant, ] shall aelic in ivont of the prem: | Son TU LSD AY AETERNOGN Meret] —-—sRater Grom Daas 1s@s, at 5 o’clock’p. m., No. 1, 2, 3, 4,5, 8nd 7, Foret et Henn netion rocma, I shail ame Se poe New Jone, March 23 The Tribune bas in subdivision of Square No. 83, all of which front | rior sot of Plants rom the wursery of P, wi. Charles | vices of Janvary 3ist_ from oe ~ on Maryland avenue, Sth streeta east. The | G.Page, consisting of The November mati ihe Utah expedition. old ta ere tort ee fost front each, fthemthers | "15 Rowrerceseriage’t Autwerp,) plundered by the Mormons, had meen se we o le > ®Kood rane house, wh chiwril be sold with the | 2 Goosebernieas Sr ee by eight days passage. Mr Ste, lot on which it ataida. All of the lots run through 5 Currants, : well, taken prisoner by the bad meade bis the square; handsomely anda fine opporta- | Terms caah. escape. It was strongly that there were dity for per hing 28 OU. inves:ment, | _m I9-d J.C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. | traitors in thecamp. The ¢ te peing Tapidiy improving in value, Sale positive. oe A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Tx TRON ‘ORY FRAMt& AND ONY? Brick Hovsr ano Lor on wuicn tury STAND at Avction —On TUESDAY, the 4d inst,, I shall sell, iu front of the premu es, at 5 o'clock p. Lot No. 34, in Square No. 873, having a front on 7 enxt of 5) feet, between south Gand I sts. Yard.) with theimprovements, which are two and one B: themselves with theatrical entertainments . Sr. Lovis, March 23 —The Lew fl toes venworth Times ‘erm : One-third ash ; balance in six, twelve, teen ‘or ae notes interest fr. riven yor ep of trust A. GREEN, Auot. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Heusexoup AND KITCHEN FURNI .TORE at Avction.—On MONDAY MORN- taken. m2 it. cont Seg Private letter from he has received no o. a i —e from the gov- ‘Terms balanoe infand 9 mon foment oe Seth matant, at 10 o'look. f shat! soll. at | four noton tearing interest for the delorsed pay rue! ina'is of October, but attributes it to the Parsonage of the Union Chapel. on H street, ba | A ieed given and adeed of trust taken, rg, Witenes tanner © good lot of Househo.d ‘ard Tithe mdisputabie. Rater ‘Texas. 5 6 A. GREEN, Auct. New ORLEANS, March 23 — vires from Tex: B ack walnut Tete-a tete and Rockers, = . ‘i a we Matwgar y Parlor Chairs, Whatnots, Rion ante coer ae By A. GRE EXCENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT Avctios —On WEDNESDAY, the 24th inst. Maho any Bureaus ano Centre Lables, N. Auctioneer. Mahoxa: ¥ Washsink and Washstands, steads, Wardrobe, oxne and wood-seat Chairs, “ad by ; Meetin, Feather Beds, iaited anal Mt Siaponed o's comumnncs theraa's of very | been held. denouncing this and etust smtnegee™™ Comforts, Quilts, Sheets an4 Blasko” extensive of Dry Goods. in the store No.5 | There is a reported cock Seventh street, between | and 1s aoe compr: English Bruv Is Carpet. Chamber Carpets, K streets. The stock Onioloth, Stair and Step Carpet, Massacre in the Ruatan Islands, by the Indians, of 250 0f the tobens ing 4 general assortment, viz : Cooking snd Parlor and Chamber Stoves, Mtestio Goo osiery, Embroideries, and © The Terente Riot. Ww ithya, enernl Aasortment of Sine and Giass | '*% ogg oor peel ACY of @ | Toroxto, C. W., March 22.— Mr. Sheban.whe All sums of and under $30. cash: ovor | 2%4 % days, for notes sati rily e.dorsed. L.ar- | Was stabbed in the riot on St. Patrick's day. died ing «terest. 2d = on Friday last. His funeral, which took yesterday, was the ever known in this city. Several of the rioters have been arrested Mr. McGee brongbt the matter before Parliament $30, 8 credit of thirty and for not = - isfactorily po heron ds igi A. GREEN Auet, m 23d A.GK By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. OUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE ZEN. Auoti By WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. . i T AU.TION, AN Hov ond on Friday night Bre ba TUES SE MOR ee eI AUC: | WEDNESDAY the Bani one, Pekan O8 | Mee nial bay is open at 10 o'clock, in front ofour store, cornercfPe ns residenos of the Rev. F. 8. Evans. No. 52) north M. vania avenue and 9th street, we will sell a Im between 9th and lth streets, at i0 o'clock @. m., an 7 eects, Marine Disaster. atock of prime Groceries. ne exceilent aa of Furniture, viz: Newrort, March 2 —The steamer Pal Bugrols Yellow and Wolined Syears, Mahogany Sofas, widebvard, Dressing and other | | Newront Philadelphia for Boston, has gone Pottland Brag, en neee ones Syrup. Mahogany Kecking Chair, Dining, Breakfast, and | ashore on Bloc Island, and, frem latest veteorte Bio Coffve, a larce ioty Tene Mabogany larre sid avpall Bockowasa and Stasas sendy Gages tesa tee re eee ad i Ghemical. srown. and Salt Water Soaps, Do. Cottage aud other Bedsteads, and Ward- | Te@4¥ Degan todrift. The ont, were all fortunately rescued, and arrived at this Boiteaux and Oswego Starch, port ro {jatot Western Cutting Chae, Feather Beds, Hair and other Matiresses, Bed- Macaroni, Sardines, Sauces, Spicer. ler Mantel Clock, runs three weeks, 7 ocd Tok Belk Pe ah Mes Foner batt Tobacco, Gilt-fraiwe and ocher Mirrors, Parior sud other | N®W Yorx, March 22.—The weekly state- Barrela Whisky, ootaves cane ey makys, Wines, Xo. in demijohns and Fresh Smyrna Figs. new crop Datcs, ment of the city banks shows an increase of $2,146,000 Lamps. Three ply parlor, chamber, and stair Carpets and $1 uy i in loans; $95,000 in cirenlation 8 Passage Giicloth and Mattin; .000 in nominal depoxits and 621,000 undrawn deposits. There isa decrease in Drugget and — ir . specie Peanuts, Almonds, 0 oa, Brass Andirous, Shovel and ‘Fongs. Fenders of $1,055 000, ae stock of Cigars, China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, among which is Resumption in Augusta, Ga. re eee Ag tere BARNAKD, Aucts. one fine guid-bard Culfee and Tea $ Avesta, March Rosh, cane. a 22.—The presidents of the od-seat Chairs, aud Lounge, ‘ a ditterent banks in the city have bad a meeti: HT TUE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. | Goong eaten Co eon, and agreed to resume xpecie payments on the let on accovnt of the weather, until THURSDAY Fine Patent tor. of June, provided the banks of Savannah and MOR Z fant, same hour. x 3 itha ortment of Kitchen Requixites South Carolina resume at the same time. m 23 a5 ARNARD. Auct’s._ | Alsu,a prot voks, Comp: ising a full set of Patent —— By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Ofhioe rts. and set of State Papers. Resumption of Werk. Terms: All sure under $30, cssh; over $30, a oredit of 2 and 4 months, for satiafactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest, ‘t tor Rent : one of the most de- TY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT Avction —On THURSDAY, the 25th instant, T shall sell, .n front of the premises, at 5 o'clock , two handsome Building Lots. being the sub- Conors, Ma-ch 22—The Harmony Mills em- ploy usually 800 operatives. They have com- The touse is also menced work this morning. ‘The Company a: p.m 3 sirable locations in Washington. A pump of excel- now paying 12\ cent. more than t aia Lots A'nnd B, comeaenenenh fort ond, enOwN AS | lout wator neatly in fronter the dost tneeneea | ROW Paring 124 per = corner of 4% street. and fronting 20 feet on south D | ‘Me brewuse street, Tot A runs ba_k 100 feet, and B ruas back A. GREEN, Auet. Running Fail Time. NN NNN NOIR a ecieTe canis a are couse eases: Mancurster, N. H., March 22 —All the mills FUTURE DAYS. By J.C, MeGUIRE. Auctioneer. Terms : One third cash; balance in six andtwelve months, the deferred pry ments to bear interest and to we outed by a deed of trust upon the property. m in the city commence running full time to-day. For the past several months the mills have been r i ly f i week. AWGREEN Auer | PURMQTURE AN D HOUSEBOLD fp. | ‘unning only four days in the week Fe T FCBLic Acti _ MON vA. + REEN, Auctioneer. MORNING, Maren zh, at 1 o'clock, at the resi-| __-Deeline im Sterling Exchange. Fe SALE, tice is, hereby given that. on | dence of Col. Charies Thomas, on New York ove New Yorn, March 22 —Sterling exe! THURSDAY. the tst day of J 1858, at five | nue, between 9.» 14 » and th streets, I slail sell the Furniture and Fffects, comprising— Excellent rosew- od (seven octaves) Piano Forte, Walnut and manogany French#iair-Spring Sofas, Mahogany corved Parior Chairs. Plush-covered Rockers. Arm and Easy Chairs, Grit frame Pier Gless. Siab and Rricket, ar top Centre- Tables, Whatnor, Indies’ Walnut Secretary, Workstands, Girandoles. Vases. Ornaments, russes. Three ply and Ingrain Carpets, e Hat Tr e, ial! and Stair Carpets, \ ahogany high pestand French Bedsteads, bas 4 for o’cluck, p.m.,1 will offer fer public sale, cana! beat, named * Pennsylvenia,” at my wuart, fooc of 1th street west; and will make sale of said boat to the highest bidder for cash. This boat is in good order, has just been repaired, and will carry one hundred tons burden. TRONG, JONATHAN ARNS' m 9-2aw&ds A. GRE Aw FOR RENT AND SALE. VOR SALE. —The ¢ d Will and Fixtures of a farther declined ; bankers’ bills are 6%, and commercial 5 to 6 is the rate. ition in Virginia. Ri a., March 22 —Geo. Murphy, Exq., has been nominated by the Democrats for prosecuting attorney of Berkely county. N, Sugar Sale. New Yorx, March 22—Tbe anction sale of sugars to-day was brisk at fall pices; 400 bhds Mahogany marco Dreseing Bureaus, ve v . MILLINER Y and FANCY STORE now dor | Marie-top Washe Toilet Sets, i ing a guod business. Also, the Stock, whic1is on | H wd Hosk Mattress: Bat i hand, can be bought at cosi, if desired. ‘Thixcilers | Boisters and Piulows. jaitim rkets. 4 rare inducement to those with a small capital. Cane-seat Chairs, Rockers, Lounges. Battiworr, March jour tx dull to-day Apply immmediate'y at this office. m 23-3'* ase FOR SALE OR REN'T.—A small Farm near Tennally-town, containing about minety- <3 at $4.50 for Ohio and Howa d street super; $4.87 for extra Obio, and $4 31 for City Mills W beat is ashede low-/": red $1-04e1 10and fair ‘ables, Mahogany Dining and Breakfast ‘ Sideboards, Refrgerator, Chairs, China. Glass,and Crockery Ware, Silver-plated threm(d)acres. A args port m under eultivation: | Tahe Putier ried Hy deetgy nite $1.1528! 25, choice lots for tar:.- he residue in 0) je improvements area sma! 4 v dwellinze-stable, and sheds. young fruit orenard, | Rawwicinee Vit ® Seueral assortment of Kitchen | '¥ Sour $ very active; sales of white 56857 cents, &e. ‘The soil is light kind, and of very easy 11. ‘term ‘and under.eash: over that sum, a | yellow 58eG0c provement. ‘The property will be sold on reasonable and a~com- modating terms, or rented toa good end suitable person at a fair reut a Appyto BARNARD & BYCKY, orto R.W. BAR m 23 eolm credit of 60 and 9 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing sas bar m 18- C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. N ARDHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of IVE fierie facias, under the lien Isw, issued from the clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District W hisky is firmer; City 22, and Obio 223023. Provisions ave firm and unchanged. Bacon Sides 9494; shoulders 7\a7%; Nye’s plain reued hams 11 cts; Mess Pork at $16 50. ard at 93,010 cents Georgetown, NARD, of Wall & Barnard, ow . ES! B URNISHE of Columbia, for the County of Washington, and to New York Markets. HOUSE Por ee eae, KURNISHED me directed, | wall expose to public anle, for Cast. | | New Yous. March 23—tlour ie firm: sales of 3 n front © 30) use door of sad county, on . Stasi 30; $4 S585; Sout! DWELLING HOUSE. with Back Buldiue ise: | FRLDAY, the ith of Alarh: 50a cease yee | 8 OMbIS. State i i ern $4 45a84 90 Wheat is dull; sales of 1.500 bushels; Southern red $12. Corn is firm: sales of 15,000 busbeuw; yellow 65a69¢; white 65 a66\ . somely furuished, and containing all the modero improvements. ‘Ths property is delightfully situated fora summer residence, and to &good tenant the rent will be mod- orate. Apply to. E, the following described property, to wit: All de. fendant’s right. title claim. ad interest in and to the three 3) Fraine Houses ted on Lot No. 5, mreservat.on D. on Maryland avenue, and 6'h streets, m the city of Washington. D ( 5 ; a Pork is heavy; m-ss $16.60a816 62\ «Beef ts Seb err tie eee ne Auctioneer | Sized apt iavint unenon toe property of Jaines B. | steady: western repacked 812 50uSI3.05. Land te ekey. And will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. 273, | Steady at 9 al0- FAM FOR SALE.—a valuable Fara: contain | to October term, 1857, in favor of Smith & Fowler. Whisky is dull; Obio2oxe ing one hundred acres, (or more if desired.) in & D. HOOVER, d se. fights it oultiyvatice, with Dwellibg, Barns, Sta m2-dts Marshal for the District of Colu:mbis. ——— — te. Fruit 2 'rees anda! modern gy oe uated in Priuce Georg miles from Washingt: ‘ inquire of GEO. W.BRAY.N tween M aud N sireets north. ‘HICKERING & SON'S PIANOS, * subecriber is agsin in reeei,t « new supplies of superb Piancs, ‘fro the celebrated factory of Chick %, ring &” Sous, and from other Bostoaand New York facto- nes His sock is new, as it has always been for the last twenty-five years kept replenish+d with the largest and most elegant assortment of Pianos in ihe Dis- triet. He offers now Parlor Grand, Louis XIV, Central and Sq Pianos, of every styieand scale, 1ces much lower than they can be bought in the Norta. in lew days an additional supply will be received. record hand Pianos taken im part payment, Melodeons and Martin's Guitare Lary urther info 0, 282 9th street, be- m l-Im* pe et eeacresat hasta eennianaiaae ( LD GAS WORKS LOT FOR SaLE—The very desirab'e property known as the “Old Gas Works.” being lot 7, in square 282, at the corner of Lousiana avenue and Ith street, is now offered for ssle. There are 10,490 square feet of ground. witha front on Ly uisiana avenue of 1:9 feet, on Wth street of 69 feet, and on C treet of lu0 feet. For all mauufactu 1 urposes, such as a foundry, machine shop, coach facts ry, &c., no more desirable jocation can be found in the city. uquire of the undersigned at "PRcstEe S SALE OF VALUABL i eh AL T In pursuance of a decree, pass-d on the sixth day of November, 1857, by the Cireu:t Court for Prince George’s county, sitting as a Cc urt of Eenity in @ cause in say urt ee. wherein Margaret S. A. Cumming. next friend to Edmund B. Cumming and others, is complainant, and Fdmund B. Cumming and others are defend auts, the nndersigued, a8 Trustee therem appointea { the same is not previously disposed of at rivate sale,expose at public xale Bidder, on the premizes,on THURSDAY, Apri. 1, 1858, at the hour of II o’olock a. 1, if fsirsand if not & at the same time aud place on the next fair y thereafter, ai] that valuable Real Estate sit to the highest the office cf the Gas J. F. BROWN, Pianos tuned and repaired by J. H. Speir. it Company. 7 uate in said comnts. which was neretofore cou- gues bag RiGHaRD Davis, m 16 eotf Secretary in charge. yecvoa te = — ee Mas auminc ney. de m 18 eod3t Pa. avenue. 7 " 7 > a ceased and intestate, by one Martin Buell an saucy ~ = UG OTs nt ae bee tid Ann, his wile, in fee simple, containing one hundred ‘H BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. BUILDING on the island and other | and sixty-two and a haif acres. more or lees. Contes pour les enfants; 19 cts parts of the city, Terms accommodating. Inquire These Lands are very va uahle; the sou wofa Nouveaux Petits Contes pour lee enfants ; 10 ete, Fenevie’ je Hrabant : 5 Loam di Petits enfants, t.aduit du Hollandais; Iw ot Le Choix D'un Ami: 12 ets. t, on 1.’ Enfant gate ; 12 cts. je petit emixre; 12 cte. utesse de Toggenbourg ; 12 cts, , la jeune emigree ; 12 cts, tit Colporteur ; 15 ets. arbouner de ia foret des Ardennes; 15 ote, Le Petit Grenadier; 15 czs, f Hortense du Lussap, ou i’amour filial; 2 ote, Antuine. ov le Bon Pere de Familie; 20 ota. No.2, Todd's Building. Speci E yAVID MYERLE.. © BRICK MAKERS.—Brick Yard for Rents with Tools, Presses, Sheds. and Kiln, conve- niently »rranged, sutable for makirg Common and Press Bricks. Abundance of good clay ard water on the premises. Apply to CHAS WILSON, ad- Joining (north) the of Washington. m 20-eo4t* res ienee ROOYS TORE 'wodesi- table ROOMS to rent eitheras Chambers or as Parlor and Chamber, at No 452 isth stre:t, between chargeter peculiarly adapted to the cultivation eee maturity of garden and farming productio the county road to Washington, by the way of Sev- enth and North Capitol streets a toundary o1 one side. The health and society of the nei. nix hood is unsurpassed in Maryland or the Distri. There are several streams of pure water and o: large spring on this estate, which is within t miles of the “Soldier's Home.” and within five miles of the Centre Market. The land has been divided into several lots, ranging in size from 15 to 7 acres, with a sufficiency of Wood on most o! the lots. aud wi!l be sold in parcels if deemed to the in E m 19 eost* tgaat of the parties. aS ‘ Therese, le Modele des Jeunes Personnes ; ne ae | 7 — =r =— = he Dweiliag House an ul ses on this es- cet NOTICE. ! od: i i And many others, imported from Paris, Tr undersigned makes kuvwa to the public that | (ger rks sents chien tee cient an | ae FRANCK TAYLOR. they have in their employment a Costumer from the | gy ™ bod, the J a ; x - ———— Paris Opera Comiqne:and are now prepared to mcks | Siephen Markwe Any information Lari oie | TVOLITICAL TEXT BOOK.—An Rncyclopeaia ull kinds of Fancy Costumes to order, persous desirous of purchasing,on application to the costeining everything necessary for &i y refer noe of the politicinus aud statesmen of the United States; edited by M. W Ciusk-y. Postmaster of the House of Representa*ives of the United States. “It 1s not for the politician alone that this work is E. OWEN & SON, Military and Naval Merchant ‘Tailors, m 19-e0Sw No, 212 Pa. avenue. rok RENT—The FURNISHED ROO undersigned, personally or by letter. The Terms of Sale. as prescribed by the decree. are as follows:—One thousand dollars cash on the day of sale, to be paid in funds of some Distriot or A 2 Baltimore Bank. The residue of the purchase mo repared. It will enab e every citizen to soquaint and lor rent alter this dite Bre located ae Penne | ney to be prt in one, twos three ead Rous'netrat'n | himoull readily with the true bearing of each Polit cA! issue presented.” “Let the editor or »j ho discusses politics for the information of the peopie know what he is ——— speaking about, that he may write and - . sylvaniaaven e,next the Kirkwood House) is one it in the city fur geutlemen having business tol or Departments, #nd wili be rented to at Or pe: nanent occupants. equal instalments, bearing interest from the day of sale, and to be secured by the bonds of the purcha- ser or purchasers, with one or more co-oblizers. be approved by the undersigned. Upon the payme t Tiere are seve- speak ngly ral snader rooms alo in the house, at moderate | ¢f the whole purchase money; and ail,the interest | “FPYciume, octavo. Price 3. Postage, prepaid, «0 etd ee will convey to the purchaser or purchasers, or their = ‘cale in Washington {OR SALE OR RENT.—A BRICK DWEL- 1@ property so purchass 5 Mignon ree, clear TATLOR& MAURY, LING, containing 13 rooms The Furnitur reed from all claim of the parties to this min Bookstore 3% Pa. avenue. will be vol if desired. tifally of ail persons claiming by them or under situated No, 26 between 43¢ | them. The widow has joined in the proceeding for a ,UKNITURE-FURNITURE } and 6th streets, near the National and Brow: Ho | sale, and has signified her consent in writing to take Kk 4 m 5-Im* am equivalent in mney (in heu of her dower) out of We have just received a large a?dition to our by law. 3 of sale, as ascertained 'NIEL C. DIGGES, Trastes, th na Da m11-eo!2th&dts By J. C, MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF HIGHLY IM- PROVED aND VALUABLE Reat Est tTr.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 5th, at 5o’el ck, stock of Cabinet and other Furriture, whieh; has been gotten up in tasteful and elegant «ty to our order, the workmanship of which w: warrant of the best quality. RUIT TREES, EVERGREENS, &c, ttention of fruit growers is respectfully called to the very extensive stock of TREES: now on hand, all of which are of the most vig-' orous description, and guaranteed as to ac- PARLOR SUITE: Of Rosewood, Walnut and in Side Pier a us colors and ‘ables, Escritoires, F euracy. . . deed of trust, bearing dat: the 5th a , with Peach ‘Trees. larceand th ifty choicest kinds,suited ~ he es Sol dels Gaeurael te lac Lk and Mantle Glasses, in gil", wit ie wp eninge “Ye ones 8.. No. 8, folios 232, 288, and 23, one of the land re: | “™4 Breckete | ons COMPLETE. u cords for Washington county, in the District of Co- Sond sdeomely or red in Gold. ‘spiendid ‘Trees, $25 lumbia. 1 shall sell in front of the premises, at public | Sond oak: handsomely oruamenved in Gold. Apple Trees, best southern varieties, strong and auction, to the eat b'dder therefor. 1° a. . aay oan g a. ‘ood, $18 per 100. a premises well ky ownas “Flint’s Hotel.” beine part 4 sold and flowers, other pated Plums, eingce, Cuerre: Neotarines, | of Lot No 6, in Square No. 254 inthe city of Wash- | i! ovlors BINING ROOM. Sintoertins,overto raseiice wees ene aff | becresp, ach Sed ath teeta weet, and ronniog | Om4y, Waluat, Nahornny. ted Cherry extension rl by * % be American sorts, as wellas'the Frenoh, English | /acs leafeet to & thirty leet alley. toxet: Ont fe etnat, Mahogsny, and Rose Ladies’ Dining Oak ‘Wainut and Mahogany Sideboards, with Mar- Sheivens? cn ornamented with Looking Gissa E 0 . FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS AND PIL. Carles Hair, Husk, and Husk and Cotton Mat- resses. OFFICE KS. CHAIRS, A A - FF. DES! iy ay: AND SAL: MAN improvements ¢ and well built three. with inrge back buiidn erior mauner throug c. Terms: One-third cash; the bslance in one and two years, for notes interest from the day of sale, secured by deed of t.ust on the property; and if not complied with within five days after the sale the property will be resold at the risk and expense of the purchaser at ten drys’ notice. All convey- and Belgian varieties. Rhubarb Roots, Victoria, Prince Albert, Randel’s Early Prolific, &c. | Asparagus Roots, Chinge’s Yam, &c. Evergreens, such as N rway Spruce, Hemlock, Arborite, Cednes, Deodora, 3 to 5 feet. very With overs thing: pertain tothe Nursery end ith every thing pertaining uri an Seed Trade, of finest quality and ey JHN SAUL, 996 7th street, corner i, fe %6-F&T,12t Washington, DG, | Sncineat the core ae aa Stearne’s and Marvin's Wii “ patent salamander T THE AMBROTY PES m 18-eod&ede J.¢ 7 afes, seoured by the celebrated “La AKEN at my Gallery are said to be the best Ps te vietee of sev Al : ‘ B B Ward- taken in the city. They are true likenesses and are ARSHAL’S SALE.— vod from the Clerk's of. Iso, in great variety, Bedsteads, nronma, Ward cheaper than any taken in the city. I haves hne lot Mientaot ten facia, ine District of Columban | ToPe# Washatande: Lrhistande” Solon b ee S'(either Daguerreotypes or Am- | for the County of Washington and tome directed, I | “Teo tnowsund seme uckt Charts, All. of which will shali expose to public sale tor Cast-up front of be sold low for cash or approved papers. oo ‘taken and set in Breastpins, | Court-boure door of said County on Aw pa sthe oGREGOR & RO ui PARDO | sth day pt Marcha To loeh the flow ke weiace th aek he. | Here ah aay amd en plat | 0 R-ne__—~_“Seresin aa rs ll gor, GIBBS 3 An A O'S AN m ouud lying iu Georgetown, in the Dis- t 5 Watt gee Gh RAND BIE | eesAeseats iia eactaer eteet | LMM EXE pare tert LB .. T vt " me! yunds, 5s sacs REALE. a pure sad sehved gual ice of he RG RY et a point & feet i@inch- | econ p HAND PIANOS —Six pegnd hand ness, sweetn: nd depth, the tonoh is Galicate, es ooath from srecentene-teed Se ela ace __ S Pianos, ranking in prieeire Kded “3 om, Sr enle chastnega Of oigl: and worsemaaaling the ane eae wal af the two story brick houses on the loth he | at great bargains, at our xreat Five Bemperium. hed, t | desert an = — ; Perfect and bret Pianos medorand cress anemtel: | there south GEYERAT SECOND HAND PIANOS. FOR edged by all disinterested “Dernone. pot tele gonly foot 6 seed ‘it 2, point whieh w 5 sale very low, st S EROTT. y x reect iia ~ eae... = ~ mz 306 Pa, avenue, bet, $th and loth nonee excentes west coon Dy mae line pec ace § HOGSHEADS OF NEW ORLEANS 8U- HIE LANCERS, by nine different composers, at = 5 Music Donen ae 40 2eost weber? S seMMES. said house. and then north and gar fust received ard Ret pape’? et Stashe: to She pincool beqsamag, W. G. METZEROTT. whi OTs FOR Fee SHIONABLE PERFUMERIES. from the "[‘RACTS FOR TO-DAV—By Rev. M. D. Con- | With all and singular th, thereon, F Secthovses, ai GIBBS, near thecorn'r rot 3 T way, of Cieamtl, late of Washington; one | Seized mend, ne ae of e oe . ; 5 = r. remdulawedydadl + Nos. $34 335, and 3980 October term, 1858, in favor ad moaronl, Jenin TOR & MAURY’S 08. ree {ralian sony | ee PMc Retr of Joztun Hatcher and Nancy Hatober, Nos. Tibiste, Coyne kiNG SU BELL. 134, 135, U M 1858, in favor ol Cline and Dilton, Peter Dillon, Benjamin ‘Triplett, and John Crambaugh. HOOVER, RIENTAL NAIL, POLISH, siving 5 ocoeutel 3. D. fatre ig im ange maa = oh ow M2 dts Marsal for the District « ‘Store, pear 18h