Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Wasnixeton Tugarre. — ‘Po-ca-hon-tas” raws likeateam of eleptacts In fact, anything so grotesquely rich was perhaps never before pat upon the stage bere “JB is, of course, the leading a in the big carnival of fun; but he is capitally supported hy the company. The effect of the piece is also heightened by some apropos scenery, painted by F. Sandrue—an ex- celleat scene painter—by the way. The Indian village seene in which the wigwatm hotels flour- isb under (rather) familiar names is a specimen of bis facility with the rit. We must not David Coppertield” audrence to ‘laugh till they cried *> Dawson. too, plaved up to him closely, as the ~‘umble” Uriab; Mr. Bangs was yood as ‘ Pe- gotty,” Miss Tree made 2 sweet Aynes.”? Mrs Grattan an eifective ‘- Betsey Trotwood,” Mrs. sioan (whe is always good) a capital + Mrs. eall was excellent as the devoted wife of Mr W Mieawber The repre- of “Steerforth,”’ Emily’? and were like Micawber’s twins, rather of the dammy order To-nigbt, ‘+ Po-ca-bon-tas’’ is to be repeated, end, motrover, John Brougham will appear in another of bis great parts, viz: ax “Capt. Cuttle”” ia “Dombey & son”? Please take “a note ont.” Among other notables at the theatre last night, we noticed Dr Mackay the poet. Col Fuller, Vice President Breckenridge. © Bell Brittain,” Jobu P Hale, Gen. shields, &e THE Week on the new Senate Bail is progress- ing 18 @ Manner to Indicate that it will be com- pitted for the use of the Senate by the opening of ihe next session. The irdu work will, it ix anti- cipated, be faisbed ia about fuur months’ time Phe Senate retiring room promises to be a mar- vet of beauty. The walls and ceiling of the room throug hout are to be constructed of polished mar- of the finest quality. The matble for the sticoes of the winus is now being cut An ad- stiowal force of Marble cutters bas recently been placed upon this part of the work, with a view to baving 2 fair start when the masons shall be ready to commence the’constraction, which will be in about two weeks. “Phe grand stairways in ese wing are being erected The treigbt trains from Baltimore bring daily iustalments of iron castings fer the new do: whieh is ig, pearen slowly bot surely. like atl great works of this character, requiring nice ad- justment of parts In each particular of its con- xtruction ue first section will soon be so far advanced av to admit of the commencement of tue second section which is so designed ax to require being carried on and completed in con- junction with the first The twmense fan which is used to force cool air through all parts of the uew House of Repre- sentatives is now finished, and works adiairably ‘Tus River.—tin the Georgetown channel this morning, a large fore-top-sail brig lays aground just below Arlington. The upper river this morning is fall of small craft bownd up and down. Oysters still arrive in large quantities. und sell at prices ranging from 12} to 50 cents per boshet At Stone & Magruder’s wharf, arrived schr Adam Clark, Capt: Beauchamp, with 1,000 bush- vis of white sand for the capitol extension At Alexandria the spring business bas not yet become large, though the prospect is first rate T.e flour market was quiet yesterday with slow sales. The offerings of wheat were also winail, aud the purchasers few, and closed out with siall sales of white at ®1.07481 08; red Silat 01. Corn cloxed out at 32a5de for white and mixed. Rye sold reedily at 60c. No sales of cms Ip the City Councils last night the following _— were elected: Superintendent of Night ateh. Lewis Ticer, Larkin Patton, Chas. Ten- nessea, Samuel Jefferson, Henry Jetf-rson, Bazil Warring, EK Horseman, R. Wl Wade, Jobu W. King, J P. Whitmore, A. J. Orden, and John ‘Thonipson Arrived schr. Czar, with salt to Fowle & Co. Tue WatHeRr.—Range of the thermomete from Thursday noon, Mareb IS, to this morning : Morning. Noon. Night 2 “Thursday ... % 6° #riday. 6 al Saturday 59 ae Sunday. . 5s 58 Monday . 50 50 Tuesday. 40 42 Wednesday. 50 45 Thursday Remarks ine and pleasant, but blustery; 19th—cooler; b—cool, cloudy, wind 3., with slight rain; 2ist—rain, but got ont tine; wtd—cloudy and cooler; 23d—snow fell all the amoroing, cleared off in the afternoon, calm and cold r, wind NE: 2 Sth—heavy fog, rime frost, cold, cleared off, and milder; 25th—beavy fog, dime frost, trife milder, wind Nt. Fall moun Monday, March 29, at 7a m. Grorcetown, D. C., March 25, 1558. B. Rear Estate --Tue following property was disposed of, on yesterday, by A Green, auc- tioneer Lots U and V, the subdivision of Lots 1, 2, 3, 4,10, and 11, in square No. 453, situated at the corner of Sixth street west and Maxsachusetts av- enue, with the improvements—a small cottage— to E. Owens, for 2.130. Part of lot 1, in square 432, 16 feet on H street Borth. &5 feet deep, between Sixth and Seventh streets west, to Jos. F. Hodgsou, for 13 cents per square foot Part of lot 3, in square 515, on north K street. between Fourth and Fifth streets west, with im- rovements, 4 nearly wew three story brick dwel- ing house, purchased by TP Venabie. for $2,000 A d-cided improvement in the real estate mar- ket bas taken place within the last week Ho, vor Uran'—On Wednesday everiag an election was held at the Headquarters of the Washington lofautry, and the following otficers Were unspimously chosen James Pletcher, Captain Johu S. Finch, Ist Lieutenant. Joseph W. Kelly, 2d Lieutenant. The company is thoroughly organized, and stand ready. if their services ave needed, or will be accepted, todo efficient duty either in Utah or any other post onr government may send them Vue bundced and twenty-two names are already feyistered on the roil £aM Was that seen yester onsisting of thirteen mules, fooking as fine as silk, attached to an open ba- Tourbe with © trimmings, and which a ik is st. we all the wav fiom SOMEIHING Linea doy on the avenu Ken tueky by land. In the barouche was seated a party of nice looking young men, to wh the ladies at the windows waved their handke chief- bas test itv of their approval of the novel team and all its detail« Catent Again —B ers of the Star will 1 Cropsey, who the read ember was arrested afew of buckwheat near the Market Space, for whieb he was <pauked a few aud then sent to jail, wax released a dav or twesinee He returned to bis old pranks, visited the mar et Last ni ad Was arrested for steal- y fois worming be was sent back to jail to take anotber trial — CantTee MaRaet —This morning the attend- auce of dealers at the market was quite as large as could be expected, and the sw © The season requires the att eof coun try dealers generally at their farms< and dens Phe fish market was very well supplied Shad Were selling at 75481 per pair, boach rock and pereh at 23 cents The bay market was thinly atteaded the prices rany' ms from Se to 81 per owt -_— ly averse Tue Lecteee lL Rembraudt Peale, Evevine —The venerable , delivered another inter- esting lecture at the Smithsonian Institution tast ing. The andieuce was large and highly preciative, and the aged lecturer was listened to with marked attention. Toe mutter of the discourse was similar to that we have already noticed. the subjeet being the same. —*Washing- ton and bis portraits ”’ A camavan of backs left the Central Guard- se this morning, freighted with live stock of vagrant class, consigaed to Joha R. Queen, t iutendant of the Washington Asylum, Tus lot bas been “roosting” at night in the celis of the guard-bouse, and promising daily to go to werk: but failing to obtain employment else. where. they have been seat to work for the Cor- poration our, Me. Vaudenbotf delivers bis admi- sksperian Olio, in whieh he will read acipal scenex fi “Macbeth” and of de About Nothiag."’ The attendance of note will be large. The diploma- te corps will be fully represented, and it Is not improbable that the President will be preseat. tue Carmixat Court met this morning at 10 « clock, but ia consequence of the failure of the Senate to confirm the nominations for Marshal sad District Attorney o0 business was done, and ‘he traverse jurors were dismissed until next Monday morning Fisu:xa.—The run of shad has begun, and ‘bough the hauls with the long seines are not “tated as very bance mgr a the gill-nett fishers have been successful ja taking up their nets even in the Ei a Banach. On Sunday, a fisherman took up between fifty and sixty fine shad from the branch. Lanceny —Catherine Long was yesterday ar- rested by Officer Yeatman, for the larceny of five dollars in money from Joba Daly She was taken ‘efore Justice Doan, who held ber to bail for ‘rial at Court. Wasnrneton, March 2th. GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Atar. oe Groncrrown, March 25, 1858: The union prayer meetings, which were com- menced in our city on Monday, seem to be rapid- ly increasing in interest; and a vety general reti- xious feeling seems to be beginning to pervade nearly ail classes of our citizens. The meeting at the Congress street M. P. Church yesterday, was decidedly more numerously attended than either of the preceding ones—the Church edifice being crowded to its utmost capacity vices, which were of the most solemn and im- pressive character, and in which all present ap- peared ta take a lively interest, were conducted vthe Rev Mr. Tillinghast, of St. Johe It being the xeanon of Lent ser solemn and impressive character at each of our Episcopal, and at ‘Trinity Catholic Churches also, The following i Holder AUCTION SALES. By EAS. WRIGHT ; Georgetown. A Us in MONDAY ANY instant, at 4 0’clock. } shall ble Frame House snd Editor of tha Star - A very beautiful equestrienne, attired In a black riding habit, mounted on a white horse, which she managed with infinite grace, and attended by @ cavalier, who rode at her /eft band, attracted my attention this morning on the Avenue, and exeited my especial admiration. Now that the season has arrived that our fair ladies can indul; in this more healthful recreation, so much to be appreciated for its bloom-creating effect upon fe- male loveliness, the question as t of the lady on which the gentleman «! himself seems a fit subject for remark. known that fashion bere locates her attendant at her right band. 1 well remember that this ques- tien was put af rest, as 1 then supposed, by that arbiter clegantiarum, Mr of the New York American, now President of Co- lambia College, aiways styled by the editor of the Conrier and Eoquirer the “Pink,? and I should like to see the matter discussed and settled for the Metropolis of the nation. la Kugland I believe it to be the fashion for th ride at the right of the lady; there the law makes: it obligatory for vebicles meeting to turn to the left, whieh would bring the gentleman between the jedy and danger, but with us this is re- AT AUCTION. OON next, the 29th ‘Without reservi vot, recently m ot has a front nies flower garden garden in the rear, near the residence ‘$96 per annum, and offers doe investment or for acom rds in cash: ba’ance iné and 12 crest. Deed given ‘and 3 deed E.S. WRIGHT. Auct. By J. ©. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. BREMPTORY SALE OF VE BLE IMPROVAD PROPERTY aT T: tains 4 rooms and a in front and fruit and vecetabi Property rents for months, with int Charles King, éditor | copal Chureb. RY VALUA- Oo. A E: -—On FRIDAY JON, April 2d, at 5 o'clock. 1se8. I shall seli Lot No. ing 73 feet 23¢ inches on of 22d street, running back 83 feet on 2a sti the improvements, consisting of atwi 7 alpina House, with brick back build s the note of “ A Suffering Ca- 4. in Square No. 56, wa north ‘+ street, a! tator—in your next. letter pl state that athe last meeting of the stockholders of the Chesapeake and Onio Canal Company. Major Peter, one of the four Commissioners of ‘land (who control the elections reduce the salary of i) to $1.500, but as no one would second the proposition, it was not voted on. Thus the money of the bond and stock hold- ers isstill to be frittered away in officers salaries.” As the canal boat Rescue. Capt. Tedrick, was on her way down yesterday afternoon, with 1,160 barrels of four on board, consigned to Mr. Jas. A. Mageuder, she ran against the sharp point of a stone which was projecting oat in the wall of the step lock, about one mile above our city, which broke a hole in ber side sufficiently large to cause her to fill almost immediately and sin About 600 barrel of the tlour is under water, aud will doubtless be very considerably dam: We learn that no blame whatever can possibly be attached to the Captain. Tust necessarily fall on the manayers of the eam. from the fact that this lock bas not been used for some fifteen years, and the managers of the canal have repeatedly been solicited lo re- From all we can learn has been a source of serious annoyance and trouble to boatmen generally. being drawn off the lower level this momning for the purpose of petting her up. dl facilities for shipping coal this sea- iug made at Ray’s boats laden with the article, are now on the way from Cumberland, and will doubtless get in to-morrow or next day. The American and Deptford companies each intend shipping from t c ‘The grounds are beautifully lsid out with choice the State of Ma bbery, &c, forming & for directors,) the President fruit treem, rare fi Now, 1! maintain, Mr. Editor, that the proper gentleman is at the /eft band of the ady. Any one who bas ever enjoyed the felicity ing the “ enrled darlings of the na- less them '—in a glorions ride on horseback can appreciate the advantage that po- ives them for couvers: their + lovely eves. the soperiocity of the position in rescuing them in @ perilous moment of danger as compared with the ridiculous feure the lady would cut in isted from the other side. ‘nt custom, that the ia contact with the ied of by those oniy able. rias very liberal, and made known at aaie. & J.C. MecgUIRE, Auctioneer. By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. JRNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF- TUESDAY MOKN- jock, at the residence of a ng: on the west side of Of aceompan’ ion, and contem- to say nothing of ING, Mareh 30th.at 10 tady declining housek ° i2th street, between F Knclowed and plain W ashs' Lounges, cane-seat Chair: Double and single Bedste Mat Superior Feather Beds, Bolsters Mahogany Wardrobes, Casmber Tables, in Carpets. Oilcloth, vindow Shades, . should bea ignorance and inex perie pable of + witebing the world with noble horse- he whole of it th Three -ply and In; Venetian Blinds, Exleusion Dining ‘Table, Sid China, Glass and C: M Cork uz and other Stoves, Safe ‘Together wir h many other artioles 1 Please give this an Snsertion, Mr Editor, and call upon the Washington cavatiers to sustain by good vad svificient argument the course they “God defend the right™— je. nthe housekeep- choose to adopt, and that is to say, the f+ /t—sid: A Constant ReADER. ‘The water is $25 and under, cash; over that sum, a » for satisfactorily endorsed ___1_C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer, _ '» Auctioneer, F HOUSE AND LOT. of trust, dat: d 8th credit of 3) and notes, bearing interest 2d Waren Retvaxe —William Cropsey, D.C., stealing tixb; jail, Jobn Kenu . Vagrant; workhouse Ireland, do. Jo McCollam, Ireland, do. George Ferguson. “By A. GRE USTEE’S SALE y virtue of a de + 1857, aud duly recSrded in Liber J of the parties inter: ,alias Dougherty, pS Wa. Davis, Pa., do. Thomas McGinn, Leopold Stanton, England, do Win Johnson. shall sell, at punlic a MONDAY, 5th April. 18! ali that lot or parcel o street east. near I, Washington, and k Peter Hampston, Iveland, do r es Rowan, ireland, disorderly; fine Join Proctor, D C .do; do » Ireland. drunk; workhouse 90 omas. Md , vagrant; do. Pive lodzers—non- esidents. street south, in the city of nown and distin; f said city as parts of in Square 769, and particu'arly described as follow z On the west side of Sd street east. m L, street south. and running thence et east 3k 2 feet; thence west 169 Istreet, thence north frontin 23 3-12 feet, and thence enst 1695 12 feet Kinning, improved by a comfortable frame balance in6 and 12 months. Ti- conveneneing. ék the expense A. GR By A. GREEN, OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN TURE at Avction.—On MONDAY M the 29th instant, at 10 o’elock, I shall nion Chapel, on H street, be ood lot of Househo.d and te and Rockers, GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. ING HOUSE WANTED.—A person having a comiortable Dwelling. with five or six nd pieasautly iocated in George- Applying to NixmiN°DaRBY, #9 Water street, Georgetown FikE COMPANY.—A meeting of will be held on THURSDAY 25th instant. A full attends. ce of the jesired, as business of vital importance will be introduced for consideration. H. G. DIVINE, See. ITEMENT, GIRLS AND BOYS, ATTENTION! Hervey & Hatneway’s celebrated Patent Trund ting HOGPS, with Bells attached, al and costs, S241 Thomas Rea d town, may Bud a t Drs. Honte & Wittiams, Physicians for Diseases of Throat and Lungs, 52 North Charles street, Buitimore. Dr Hunter or Williams the 2th and 29th of each be on Mouday, March 29th, ‘enusyivan.a avenue, over Mrs. Voxs’s Jewelry Store. —_+_—+___ Wepoine Cas, very pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream and Water Ices at $1.50 per gation, at the hia Coufectiouery, corner 12th and F sts. iM visit Washington on The next viait will GFe54t EXC ‘arsonage of the tween 2ist and zd, a Kitchen Furniture, suc B ack walnut Tete-a te Mahogary Parlor Chai Mahogany Bureaus and Centre tables Mahogany Washsink and Waghstaude, Bedsteads, Wardrobe, cane and Window pad Shades, re now offered No 123 Bridge street, Georgetown. Sole agent for the District of Culumbia. ‘The trade supplied. N EW SPRING JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 Bridxe street, has just received At Memphis, Mo., on the 2d ulti ~Mr ZEPHANIAH Pit +’s county, and Miss ELIZ Scotland counts, Mis , by the Rev mo, by the : wood-seat Chairs, shuck Mattresses, sant Blanke s, hamber Carpets, WATSUN, of Memphi z Comforts, Quilts, Sheet eorectown, D.C. , and now offering at very low prices, to cash and prompt customers, & general as- sortment of Goods, adapted to the early Spring de- mand, comprising in part— Best makes Black Silks, ome very cheap, black and Colored M. Deiniuves, New style Sprii _—_—_—_ Otleloth, Stair and Step Cooking and Parlor a With &® general assortme: Ware. Kitchen Utensils, &c. ms: All sums of and under $30. cash: over a credit of thirty and sixty d: norey endorsed, bearing in ud Chamber Stoves, On the 25th instant, at 3 o’clock a. m., after an i} nt of China and Giass days, of scarlet fever, FLORENT and Eliza Warder, aged 13 Her funeral will take piace at the residence of her S¥I Lith street, between | and K The friends and ungeat child of James you for notes sat- M. Deiaines and Challies, New Englisi and Merrima:k Prints, Black and White de Real Manchester Gingham, Lancaster and English do, at 123¢ cts. Striped and Dotted Shirting Prints, Best makes wiite Cambrica, Brilusuts, Plaid and Stri Jones’ fine soft. finished Best Irish Linens Linen Sheetin 10-4 and 12 4 Bi day) at three o'clock. and Giughams, BeqUnintances of the famiy are invited to attend. Farewell, little Fiorenee. thou has ieft us, y se do greatly feel, But it is God that bas vereft us, He can al! our sorrows heal ; Yet again we hope to meet you When the day «f life is over. Then in heaven with j When we will part On the 24th instant, at 935 KAdtt ET. in the 35th year c hin funeral J hu from his iate re: and [Sth streets, 25th instant, inthe 10th T, ouly son of Robert and Marenda V: FOR RENT AND SALE. OR RENT.—Two hands: chaniber conneg.ed, each 18 feet sq Jat 465 10th street, between D and E Jim nely FURNISHED “uglish Long Clothe, ae anno Linen Lawns, and Pillow Linen . hed and Brown Cotton Sheet Frmily Cottons, of all the most re shirting, ladies’, or children’s use, fine, med! and heavy, White and Brown Table Damask and Table Cloth: Colored-bordered Toweis and Huckaback D) Seotch Diapers, Kussis and American Cragh, Heavy brown undressed Linen, for C A Cassimeres and Jeans, for boys’ wear, Extension and 11 H Cotton Hoseand H: Striped Osnaburgs and Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs and Duck, Wath other seasonable Goods To waich the attention of Cash and prompt cus — are invited. mi summer rooms, streets north. y to greet thee, thlttle Florenee no more, o’ciock a. m.. HENRY -—A handsomely furnished four- ‘K HOUSE, situated in the west-rn Bo I street. A 2’ Wood and Coal Pewee G streot and New York aveuue. Thursday) Evening, at 4 o'clock, “NT —A large three stoi with basement nd bck bu! tan lag sixteen rooms, with all the mode: men's, with gas all through it aveuuc, betwen Sd ard 4!3 streeta. ant the rent will be low, SHON, No 373 Pa. Opposite the National Hotel. FARM FOR SAL £1 wood, the by year of his age, ooped Skirts, (n the 24th instant, Mrs. MARY SIMON DS, in ssituated on Missousi i yerret her age, in full vontidence of a bies- ‘To a good ten- Apply to H. S. JOH N- tween 4¢ and 6th sts., VING STKAW GOODS AND MILLI Nery opposite Centre Market, between ceiving a large and F, TBAND: —“eventy gores ; 25 in alance in 8 good stace of cultivation, «o.d water. ‘Tue improveme:ts are wn ‘ood Frame House, wi h five rooms, anda new situated about nine miles from Washington a ir miles from Bindensbury, adioiin Shawe's and Mr, Bel:’s farms. This Farin wil t be soid very ehexp. No ol J. H. SMOOT. INE ALES.—We respecttully announce to our hat we have at last suc” ceeded in having A large quantity of ALES of vari- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we uarsntee to be the finest and the largest vari- rv offered in this market. shiug & nice article of Ale can have plying Lo us for either of the followin: ennett, Burton X X X Pale, India Pale, Piil- We aiso have a fine article of X X Porter always on h All orders by maiJ, or given poe Gieee varied stock 0. friends and the public S$. 4¢, to whi would invite tne -ttention of the nublic. . 1 HATS hierched and Pressed in the jatest styles aud at short notice. bjections to exchange particulars inquire ARD ROTHWELL tweew 12th and 1th, C: y lott-r, address Capi’ol F xtensien, POR SALF OR KE BRICK DWELLI AL*ERK'S P Cabinet Pictures, RES OF GEN. SCOT E'S his beautiful collection of epreseuting the Mexican War, foc exhitition free at PHILP’S Fine Art Gal! S22 Pa. avenuc,: Wail, Stephens 4 Co.’s new bu r Rothwell, Stone Cutter. qislphin and XX. Warhington, D.C. Brown Stout an A large four siory nd STORE, on 7th street, nesr H, containing seven large rooms, & larec dry cellar, one of the best stores on 7th street, and every Conventeuce for business [tis considered one ot the best business stands onthe etreet, and will be sold or rented at terms to accommodate the pur- chaser or persons desiring to rent. A 405 7th st. above H Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, Georgetown, D.C. EW BOOKS AT PHILP’S Sporting Sernes amongst the Kathirs of Sou:h Africa, by Captain son, ttoyal Artillery, beauti‘ully 1- M Norv side of M Bridge aud Canal streets, Georgetown, fous that at hie’ be found at all urket Space, No. $7, between 1,2 tale for Young People, by Jane W Hoop er, with $4 iiustratious, 3 canta, fda Morton and her Cousin, or School-Room Days, by M. M. Beti, author of “ Deeds not Words,” yt any hour in the JOS. mm times the choicest and most excelent UORS, the {reshest Rs and all kinds of GAME in seagon. Meais served at all hours and at the usual prices, Madsme D’lyeRNois takes this ung the public that sliz was fur- and is prepared to gentlemen with ele assortivent of I. AST, The Four Sisters Patience, Humility Hope and nished rooms At great expr nse, Love, by the author of * Harry and His Homes,” 75 accommodate fanuiies or single gent Board and Lougings, which she convince them. by ecular demonstration, ca.| sud examine for themselves, themtodo. She will keep eonsta: thing that will contribute to the of Great Commanders, hy G shew edition with illustration & Co.'s beautiful d Pianos, of fine tone and fin ish, used ouly Oue year, and cost orignal 30, and will ba sold for will be fully warranted the same asa new piano; this is really & great bargain. which she ivites utly on hand every comfort ofthe inner reno pens to mike her guests ell satushed with her administra- Four and twenty Fairy Tales, xelected and trans- ‘ales of Woman's Trials, by Mra. comfortable ans 15a, All the new pul.licitions received at PHILP’ New Bookstore, 332 Pa_av . between 9th and loth sts, J K.B.SCH . WHOLESALE DEALER IN Kespectfully inf that he will sett fe JOHN F. ELLIS, rin Pianos and Mus'e, S16 Pa av., near luth street. ND BANDSHIRE u Hair Store, near loth ‘a ‘i and at his Sales Room under Wil ¥ dent Residence on Pennsylvania avenue south side, be ixtensive dealer e Good Will and F. FANCY STOR Also, the Stook, w AT. MILLINERY ing & xood business. band, can be bought at cost, if desired. 4 rare inducement to thos: Apply immediately at this office, witha small capital CH BOOKS FOR CHILDK our les enfants ‘ontes pour les enfan' the market) s « lower price than can Alford, as he buys th. tk PICKLED and SPICED nd J Petits Contes Nouveaux Petits ¢ Genevieve de Brabant: 10 cts. L’Ami des Petits enfants, tiaduit du Hollandais; T.—Sfhe subscriber ry desirable three-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Building, hand- somely furuished, and containing all the modern improvements. ‘h & property is delightfully situated fora summer residence, and to a good tenant the rent wiil be mod- Apply to JAS. C. McGUIRE, oer for rent anew and ve Sontheast corner 12th and Leon, ou Le Choix D’un Ami: 12 ets. tdouard, ou L’ Enfant gate ; 12 ota, uid, le petit emigre: 12 cts. Itha, Contesse de Te ived.a great assortmont of CLOCKS, see for yourselves, J ROBINSON'S, 319 Pa. av., Cpposite Browna’ Hotel. snhourg; 12 ete. ne emizree ; 12 cts. wrteur: 15 cts. r de ia foret des Ardennes; 15 cts, Le Petit Grenadier; 15 ots, . Hortense du Lussxn. ou amour filial; 20 ets, Antoine, ou le Bon Pere de Familie; 20 cts, Therese, ou le Modele des Je and Commission Merchant. SALE.—A valuable Farm contain red acres, (or more if vation, with Dwelling, Barn: uodern improvemeuts, sit- uated in Prince George’s Couuty, Maryland, and 6 miles fron Washin, inquire of GEO. W. BRAY tweeo M and N :treets north. OR RENT—The FURNISHED ROOMS recently occupied by ‘wu and for rent after this dite. Ivania aven e,next the Kirkwood House) is one the best in the city for geutiemen having business at the Capitol or Departments, and will be rented to transient or permanent oceu ral smaller rooms also in the house, at moderate such as Oilw the trade sup tes eR = Per es: USIC PEOPLE.—I have this day received aes Fenn Isrze collection of Foreign oer eer of Fantasies, Marches, Polkas, urther information 1 Europe, a ver: « No, 282 9th street, be- And many others, importe “lute, and Piano asd Vio only, al which i ‘XT BOOK.—An Encyclopedia rything necessary for the refer- tek Bud -tetesmen of the Uuited States; edited by M. W Clusk y, Postinaster of the House of Representatives of the United States. “Itas not for the politician alone that this work is Iwill enab @ ever: unself readily with the true Rue presented.”? Let the editor or for the information of lis wall be vacant oxtion (276 Penn- ¢, between 9th JOUN F. BLULIS. ACH TREES, At @\0 Per Hunoagp ‘zen to acquaint ‘There are seve- ag of each politi- 20,000 "* For gale at my Nursery, near Washington.‘ shove Trees are ali of hue growth, and of the ker who discusses politics the people know what he is . ‘ing about, that he may write and speak knowingly . "i volume, octavo. Price $3. Postage, prepaid, 40 cents. : For sale in Washington LD GAS WORKS LOT FOR SAL. desirab'e property known as the “ being lot 7, in square 382, at the corner of i 10th street, is now offered for i) square feet of ground, witha avenue of 119 feet, on 10th street of 69 feet, and on Canal street of 100 feet. manufactu ing purposes, such as a fou shop, conch factory, &c., found in the o'ty. Inquire of the undersigued at eke office best seleot fruit. Also, Saeco) assortment of ORNAMEN- AL, EVERGREEN. SHADE, and FRUIT 2 ‘The Shade nud Evergreen Trees are of ne Catalogues Lousiana avenuc ly fine growth sent on application through front on Louisiana b ¥LOR & MAURY Bookstore 34 Pa. avenue. A GRAND RAFFLE FOR JEWELRY. ne off at the National Hotel ING, March 27th, at 73% adry, machine APR rear Washington. D » no more desirable location BE undersigned makes kouwn to the public that they have in their emplog ment 4 Costumer from the Pans Opera Com que. and are now prepared to make all kinds of Fancy Costu EB. € Military and Naval A Grand Raffle to co on SATURDAY EV o'clock, in the Bar Koom. —For Sale—A variety on the Island and other 8 city, ‘Terms accommodating. Inquire DAVID MYERLE._ S.—Bnck Yard tor Rents eds. and Kiln, conve- Two Tuovsanv Dotuaxs Worth oF VALUABLE TEwWELARYT guaranteed, and can now be seen at the Bank- Mesars Suter, Lea & Co ,on 7th at., tween Louisiana avenueand D strect, fre on deposit for safe keeping. _ 1, Ooe laree Brilliant Breastpin, set m a snake, With 48 emmli brilliants set on the body, with double case Gold Chronometer, Jonn Cope, Rathbone 3 One large Oriental Pear, set on a gold rose- leaf Breastpin, 4. One pair of jarge Brilliant Earrings, each ing five brits arts, 5. One large Cluster Brillant Firger-Ring, iagie Diwnond R Pin. Ragle and 9, Oue Gold Curb Chr. One Gol et, Merenant Tailors, No. 212 Pa. avenue. THE AMBROTYPES AKEN at my Gallery are said to be the best ‘They are true likenesses and are taken in the city. cheaper than any takenintheecity. I haves hue lot (either Daxucrreoty pes or Am- JOPIED. TURES taken an Lockote, &0.. by RC bundance of good on the premises, Appty to CHAS WILSON, ad- rth) the Back of Washiugton. d oot in Breastpina, Paawa her oth an maker, Charles oo a i SURNISHe D KOO VS TO KENT.—Twodea- Ly Fale! OOMS to rent eitheras Chambers or as Parlor and Chamber, at No 452 (3th stre-t, between 2) of Nuau & Clark just reeaived t a most pureand refined quality, with ri h depth, the touch ix exceedingly prompt and elnstic. chastness of style a: perfect and best P. edged by al! disiaterested persons. F: AKM FOR SALE OR RENT.—A small Farm near Tennally-town, con: three (93) acres, t the residue in dwelling, stable, and she &e. The soil is light kind, ‘The property will be sold on rensonable and a-com- ine terms. or rented tos goog si BARNARD & BUCKY, G .W. BARNARD, of Wall & Barnard, taining about ninety- In elegance and : ud Workmnuahip they are unap ‘ery respect they are the most o8 Minds, and ars so acknowl and of very easy im- Sl esexses g enue. het, th and lith ete, 3 ACTICE IN COUR'&S © } 77 HE intend and the United eatee, ip eres Robinson: volume 3; treating of p with respect to the sued, the form of action, aud the frime of t Ft pubiiohed and il #0 CHANCES AT $5 EACH. Pied rvapehafs je! 80! not returned to the chance. te can be had at all the p: "By orderof the Tr ea, by cone se the money alder. rincipal Hotels, and parties whe way sue and he ALE cana OR SALE OK RENT—A BRICK DWEL- : rooms The Furniture ‘With the house. ifdesired. Beautifully ited on Missouri avenue, No. 26 streets, near the National and Inquire On tne premines. Tet MONTE RE tee Boerne es HE ANNUAL OF covery for 185@—Received this day at PHILPS’ New Bookstore, 3m Pai ave., bet. orb acd 10th sis, cPtate of Washington one GR & MAURY’S 4 doora west of 9th st. BALTES ‘vementatior the last lis, A. M.: 1 volume, ond EANCK TAYLOR, RANCK TAYLOR. ! OKS, POWDER BOXES, 5g Hair Store, near aes and at his Salesroom, under Willards’, —" roy Uae bata Vermont avenne and } NG HN BALSAM, covering up Bald SCIENTIFIC DIS- RIENTALN . Just received, ES es TELEGRAPHIC NEWS —————>——____—. FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. ——$ $$ ___ ———» The Sunken Steamer Palmetto. Bostox, March 4 —The steamer which was wrecked on Block Island on morning, ix fast breaking up. Portions of the cargo Will be saved by floating ashore, consist- AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. meni GREEN, Aunotioneer. =N: E SALE OF Db 600: fe Be = Oa WEDNESDAY. the Sh inet oc! » will be congiun ly wntil disposed of,) | shali commence the og + vorv extensive stock of Dry Goods. in the atore a5 Seventh street, between land K streets. The sti 16 large, comprising eral awsortment, viz : tentic Goods, iery, Embroider, ing mostly of flour, grain and tobacco. ’ The car- large aavoriment a other Bes icone ae = . Sona Rined at one hundred thousand dollars ‘e1 ? ec sh; over aor ol b ut four ssengers, tw were and %0 days, for notes satisfactorily esdorsed. baa. | ladies ned with tre crew add barely tlges to care ing tnterest. themselves inthe boet. Mesere. F' &Co., m 22-4 A. GREEN. Avet._ | of this city, had $16 UW) worth of tobacco in the By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Palmetto, which is well jasured. WO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT Kansas News. St. Lovis, March 4 —Tbe Demorrat publishes rd from J H Lane, in reply to a proclama- of Governor Denver La this card Mr. Lane that --One, J. W. Denver accuses bim, (Lane) of arrogantly usurping and ruthlessly trampling under foot the legislative department of the government and characterizes bis (Lane's) acts as perfidions and tyrannice!.’ Mr Lane then brands (be Governor as a calumniator, Avction —On THURSDAY, the 25th instant, I shall seil, in front of the premises, at 5 o'clock P.m., two some Butiding Lots, being the sub- division of lot No.7, in sqaare 85, and known as Lots A and B, commencing 100 feet east from t firget, “Lot A runs bSSk 106 ok ad Bonen isin each 100 feet, and B runs itle good, and sale positive. Terins : One third cash; balanoe in six and twelve tabanctere ae yments to bear interest and ‘eed of trust upon the property. mid A. GREEN Xace, aS ppp Auctioneer, ) VANTS AT PUB D ne On TUESDAY AP TERNOON March ait: at veopocraes pm ee —— shall sell a si Fe rior iot of Vlapts, from t ote eae om je nursery of Prof, C) ew 2,000 Raspberries, (Red Antwerp,) Street Altercation. PHILADELPHIA, March 24. —A street altercation occurred bere at noon, between Mr Rice, of the Pennsyiveuian, and Mr wpe pool gery treasurer, o as is supposed on account of political differences No serious injury was done hernias? Heavy Robbery. Pelee ten, oe March 24 —The office of Henry ‘erms cxsh. Shepherd, Esq , ‘obbed on Sunda’ 300 m 19-d J.C, McGUIRE, Auctioneer. if sa wasen to om t giev, i ‘s (eney, and notes to the amount of $100,000. I THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, eee on account of the antes : THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Moron sath, oo hour and place, JAS C. MeGUIRE N ARSHAL’S SAl.E—In virt LVE fierie facins, under the lien law, issued from the clerk's offive of the Cireuit Court of che District of Columbia, for the County of Washington, and to me directed, 1 wili Ray ae to publie wale, for Casu, in front « f tie Gourt House deor of suid county, on FRIDAY, the 26th of March, 1858, at 12 volock m, the following deseribed property, to wit: All de- feudant’s right. title. chum, and’ interest in and to the three 3) Frame Houses erected on Lot No. 5, in reservation D, on Maryland avenue, betw: on 4% and 6th streets, e city of Washington. D C., seized and levied upon as the propert ri James B. Lokey, and willbe sold to satisfy Tudreial No. 279, to October term, 1257, in favor of Smith & Fowle: . D. HOOVER m$-dte__ Marshal for the District of Column, N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of seven ru fs =e mi the Clerk’s of- Sailing of the Caneda. Boston. March 4 —The steamer Canada, for Liverpoot, sailed hence this afternoon, with 77 Passenyers and $20,000 in specie Non-Arrival at Halifax. Harirax, March 25—11 a. m —There are no signs of the Niagara now due bere from Liver- pool. _— Baltumere Markets. Battiwore, March 25 —Plour is dull and on- changed; Ohio and Howard street S50; City Mills ix heid at $4.25. W beat is steady st $1 0001 (8 for fair to strictly prime red. and €1 1838125 for good to prime whites, choice white for family four $1.30:81.35. Corn ts active and closed buoyant; sales 35,000 bushels, at SBaSte. for white, and 59a02c. for yel- iow. Whisky ts dull at 224224. Provisions are steady and eggs | unchanged te. Bacon easy, at 7X for shoulders, 9% aOR fe sides. Mess Pork $1035. Lee'd tne, SX for New Vork Markets. Se Ge eS toe is dull, sales cf : s fate é 30; Ohio, $4 80085; Southern $4.55a84 90 § 'W beat is firm; sales of 12,000 busbels: Southern red, 81.15a1.20; Western white. $1 22 jg01 Du. Corn is very dull; seles nominal; bolders de- vance on white; yellow is Sra at 67 ig. Pork is higher; mess $16 70a@16 45 Whisky is advancing; Ohio 22%. Financial. New Yor, March 25 —stork: generally higher. Chicayo and Rock Island 73; Cumberland Coal Co.19\; La Crosse and Mil- waukie 9, Micbigan Southern 254; New York ree! of ground lying in — rict of Columbia, which ts included within the foi- lowing inetes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the west sice of Market Spaceata —— 82 feet 10 inch- e8 south from the corner of Bridg. ket Space. and running thence west with the north wall of the two story brick houses on the lot hereby described and the line thereof extenaed 39 feet, thence south and parallel with Market Space 27 feet 6 inches. more or less, to a point which will be intersected by the line of the south wall of sard house extended west, then by suid line reversed eastto Market Space at the southeast corner of said house. and then north and with the lire of Mar ket space 27 feet 6 inches to the piace of beginning. which is the northeast corner of said house, togeth- er with al! and si lar the improvements thereon, ized and levied pon as ae cach 7 Goo Central =; Pennsylvania Coal Co. 70; Reading lex, jr..and will be so t 52%; i 4 Nos. Sof 3, ard 555 to October tenn wigs favor | Meee waukic and Mississippi 33; Canton @i; Missouri 6's 23g ener FCRNITURE-FURNITUR E We have just received a iar stock of Cxbinet and other Fur-ivure. has been gotter up in tasteful and elegant «tyle toour order, the workmanship of which we warrant of the beat quality. PARLOR SUITES COMPLETR., Of Rosewood. Walnut and Mahogany; upholst in vanous colors and materia, ‘Sofa. Centre, Side Tabiee. itoires, F-tageres, and batnote, Prer and Mantie Giasses,in git, with Marbie Siabs and Breekets. CHAMBER SETS COMPLETE, Sond oak, handsomely ornamented in Gold. * Solid Walnut aud M_hogans. carved; Black, Enam- elied in gold and flowers, with other paiuted all colors. DINING ROOM. of Joshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. 14, 135, 136. and 137 Judiciais to May term, 1258, favor of Cline and Dillon, Peter Dillon, Benjamin Triplett, and Joha Crumbaugh. J. D. HOOVER, m2.dte Marshal for the Distriot at Cnlaaia. FUTURE DAYS. i by A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY. EAST OF THE CAPITOL. ON MARYL «RD AVENUR, AT AvCTION—Ou MONDAY. shall seii.in frovt of the prem- ises, at 50’clock p. m., Lots No. 1, 2,3, 4,5. , and 7, in subdivision of Square No. 83, all of which f ont on Maryland avenue, 5th and 6th streets east. The Jots range from 2) to 58 feet front each. but will be sold in lo’s to suit purchasers. On one of them there 188 good frame house, wh ch will be sold with the lot on which it stards. Ali ofthe lots run through the squ lsomely jooatec, and a fine oj ‘tu- | Oak, Wainut, Mahogany, and Cherry Fxtension -dity for persons wi to makea r0od investment, Dinicg Tables, from eget to twenty feet, it heing rapidly improving in value. Sale positive. i Walnut, Mahogany, and Rose Ladies’ Dining irs, oui aTiat and Mahogany Sideboards, with Mar- sag ly %0., ornamented with Looking Glass FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS AND PIL- LOW: Curled Hair, Husk, and Husk and Cotton Mat- tresses. OFFICE geme IG AND SALAMAN- Stearne’s and Marvin's Wii er- patent saigmander Term: One-third oash ; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months, ‘or notes bearing interest from ills sale. A deed xiven and a deed of trust m 23 A. GREEN, An-t. By J. C, MoGUIKE, Auctioneer. URNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EP GR AT rustic Avction.—On MONDAY MORNING, March z9th, at 10 o’clook, at the resi- dence of Col. Charies Thomas, on New York ave nue, between 9tr and With street shail sel! the Furniture and Fifects, comprisme— Excellent rosew. Od (neve sateres) Piano Ferte, fire-vroof Safes, secured by the celebrated “ La “ alnut and mahoyany French Hair Spring Sotas, Beile Lock. Mahogany c rved Parlor Chairs. Plush covered Rockers. Arm and Kasy Chairs, Gill frame Pier G Slab and Bracket, Whatoor, Workstands, Also, in great variety, Bedsteads, Bureaus, \Ward- robes, Washstands, Lightstande. Sofas. Tete-e— tetes, Easy. and «ocking C* airs, in bairoloth. Two thousand caue seat Chairs. All of which will be sold iow for cash or approved paper. ute, McGR EGOR & co. nia Carpets, Nos. 53 aw Bronze Hat ‘ fall and Simi © ieee fe 2-cohw Seventh street. Mahogany ni ye tand Franch Bedstea Mahogany wart e-top Dreafing Bureaus, Marbie-top Washstands, Toiet Sets, airand Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pi:iows, Cane seat Chairs, Rockers. Lounges, Mahogany Dining and Breakiast Patics, Sideboards, Kefrgerator, Clisir China. Giass,and Crockery Ware, Silver-pinted Castors, Tsb'e Tutlery, Xe, Toerther with a genera! assortment of Kitchen Requiait Terms; #3" and wnder.eash: over that sum, a credit of 60 and ® days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest, m ibd J.C CBelce GSRDEN AND FLOWER SLEDS, The undersigned has again the pleasure of offering is extensive stock of genuine GAK DEN SEEDS. which ir PP ying All Articles of fi hom kngiaad and t! domestic growth, ig any house in the trade. Aud others will find can be purchased im ni . wholesale or retail. in bulls or packages. and unsurpassed as to quality. via: Early York, Large York, French Ox Heart, Pre- miu Fist Dateh, Large Dramhead, and other Cabhaxes, Blooa Turn Beet, Rarly Short-top Rediaa, Round Purp'e F ge Plant, Large & th Tomato, Peppers, Salsify, Carrots, Parsnips, extra ea-ly Pens, Beans, &0., W ith every other Vegetable and Herb in the trade, FLOWER SEEDS, of the choicest kinds, se- huis extensive collection, tor any latitude n, are offered, prepaid by mail, at the fot- e best collrct.ons have severai ch sell separately At 12% to 25 nglish Pansy, Picota Pinks, eties of - 8500 these the United States, ioneer. Bv A. » Auctioneer, Fok SALE.—Notice is hereby given that. on THURSDAY. the ist day of April, ine, at five 1 will public sale, a canal ed * Penusyivania,” at my wanrl, foot of loth street west; and will make sale of said boat to the highest lndder tor cash. This boat is in eood order, bus just b repaired, and will carry one hundred tous burd: JONATHAN ARMSTRONG. RUSTER’S SALE OF VAI REAL 4 argaret &. A. Cumming, next Edmund B. Cumming and others, is complainant, aud Edmurd B. Cumming and others are defend ants, the undersigned, as Trustee therein appointed will,1f the same is not previously disposed of at private sale, expose public sale to the highest idder,ou the prea THURSDAY, Apri 1, 1858, at the hour of ti o'clock a. m., if fair, and if not fair at the same time and place on the next fair y thereafter, all that veluable Real Bstate st uate in said county. which was neretofore cou- veyed to the Hon. 1 W. Cumming now de ceased and intestate, ell and Lucy Ann, his wife, in i one hundred wr less, are very va uable; the sou sofa character peculiarly adapted to the cultivast and wick maturity of garden and farining produetic the county road to Washington, by the way of 3 enth and North Capitol streets. ix» toundary on one side. The health aud society of the nei nbo hood is unsurpassed in Maryland or the District. ‘There are several streame of pure water and une large spring on this estate, which is within two miles of the “Soldier's Rome,” and within five miles of the rket. The land has been divided into 5 Mor at in size from 15 to 70 acres, W therency of Wood on most of the lots. and will be sold in parcels if deemed to the m terest of the partie: ‘The Dwelling House and Out-houses on this es- tate are large and eommodious, and in exvellent order, ‘This estate adjoins the property of the late Stephen Markwood, the Messrs. Wingerd, Dizges, Clark and others, Any information will be given to persons desirous of purchasing,on application to the 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 District or Baltimore Bank. The residue of the purchase mo ney to be paid in one, two. three and four years, in equal instalments, bearing interest from the day of sale, and to be secured by the bonds of the purcha- ser or purchasers, with one or more co-oblizers, to approved by the undersigned. Uponthe payme t of the whole purchase money, and all the interest thereon, and not before, the und: ned, as trustee, will convey to the p: rehaser or cerebenice or their SSTATE.—In pursuance of eree, passed on anieties : 40 the sixth day of November, 1857, by the Cireait chorcest varieties = - - 29 Court for Prince George's county, sitting ass 2d choicest varieties 20 ot Beauty, in @ cause in said Court depending, | 29 “ choicest varieties = - - = 1 wherein M trend to JOHN SAUL S96 7th street. corner H street, fe 25 Th& M,'2t Washington, D. ©. — ppevrvsa LS FOR LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING a OFPick SuPRKINTENDENT PrRtic PrIntine, Washington, Mereh 12, 1858. Sealed proposals will be received at this office until Tuesday, the 6th ola 1854. for exeou- ting, in the best manner, the fol Work for ti Senate and House of Representatives of the Uniti States, viz: Ist. For tran pripting ten th erring from copper toe stone and sand copies (more or less) of each of fifty charts, to sccompany the annua: report of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey. 2d. For engraving on stone and printing ten thou- stud copies (more ur iexs) of Uwenty-two charts, to Secompany the sxme rep..rt Ju the first class the proposals must etate the price per hundred copies tor irsasterring and printing each chart, separate ». In the second class the proposnis must state the rice for enrraving each Char , snd for printing each per one hundred copies. separately. th rts will be open at this of those perauns 4: saine, until the ol i of th where ais0 bank ow proposhis nay be procured. The paper required for printing will be fermshed by this office. Coatracts will be entered into with, and bonds ‘with seou ity will be required from the succes. s ut bidders, for the futhfui execution of their con Ls. oe to b+ distinetly understood that no tits will be entertained from part es .ot directly engaged an and practically acquainted with the style of work for. oposals must state the time required for Pn sen of the work, or port.ons of the same, and will be addressed to th indorsed madersianed on the envelope “Propossis for Lithog LOVERS OF CHOICE GEO. W. B: _m 12 entd— Su T° “te ND ADMIRERS OF EXTRA-FINE ROSBS. ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, PLANTS, &o, hav: for sale 25,0°0 of the most celebrated Rows k: owa in Europe and A meries, compris Bue Bourbons, Hybrids, Perpetun Mors. Monthly Moss, Noisetie, eee cage ey a prove oe co oses. Also, the best collection Dwar Standard Pears. Apples, Cherries, Peaches, Neo toot Frees; Grape-vines new month- ly Kaxpberrios, New Currants, Wainuts,20 Also, 8 large ooliection of Oroxmental Piants and Shrubs, bt nd Ps "lavts, &o. collection 2 equivalent a money (aan bed fal goweryost of t oceeds of sale, as ascerta: A eae DANIEL GC. DIGGES. Trustes. m 11-eot2thadts Ps By J. C, MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S Le OF HIGHL 7 sie Rea the newest kinds known in Paris and MONDAY AP TERNOON, Apri sth Seo Catalogue ein virtue ofa of srust. —— dat as Fiat toon odie ee ee m 19-2w? Conneet.cut ave.. cut. No. mR, and 234, one of the land pI fae aoaety mm the District of C ambia, front of the - sete. lo the hixwest bidder thereto MEF CHANT TAILor, ; No. 281 Penneyivan s avenue, south side, betw: remises weil known as “Flint’s Hotel,” bei y Soar lenee 6s Ga JF Lot No. 6, in Square No. 254, inthe city 10th and lith streets. ington, fronting 37 feet $ inches on nort! between }3th and i4th streets west, and running back 159 feet toa thirty feet alley, Syne wek the improvements thereon, consistice of a substanti well-built a em brick dwelling house, With large back buildings, finished inthe most su- aed manner throughout, with marble mantels, ce Terms: ()ne-third cash; the balance in one two years, for motes bearing interest from sale, secured by deed ee ust onthe portys ites complied with within five days after sale J, } LAKENAN i : And d Vent Also.n ine Gus rtiusnt of CENTS’ FURNISH! Ne GOODS. mi» eco'm EXTRACTS, all BESS Legg pasos wees ‘ECOND HAND PIANOS —Six weound band SO Poor tancion ta pris Dap $m, for se 8 cide emia oe ee nade a abvay | mie SON PRL Ancing at the cost of the * EVERAL SECOND BAN, FoR mit-eodtas “ Be Stree eed Stas vay low. st the “ : 40 HOGSHEADS ov NE