Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. City Councits — Board of Aldermen.—The Board met at the usual hour, the President, W. F Bayly, in the ebair Acommunication was esd frem the Mavor, trausmittiog a report from the City Surveyor. in relation to the grade of Twelfth street west, be- tween Band C streets south. in conformity with # tesolntion adopted by the Board on the Ist in- stant; referred to improvements committee. The Chair presented a memorial from the hackney carriage drivers, asking for a change in their rates; referred to police committee. Mr. Godda:d_ presented the petition of James Kenan, for remission of a fine; referred to claims committee. Mr. Moore presented the petition of Geo. Mat- tingly and NR. Young, for setting the curb and paving the footway on the south side of square 466 and square 495; referred to the improvements committee. Also. the evidence submitted by a committee of the Franklin Fire Company in relation to the ebarge made against xaid Company, of having wilfully run into the apparatus of the Persever- ance Fire Company; referred to fire departments committee Mr. Houston presented a petition for the grad- ing and paving of the footway, and making a gutter, &c., on the south side of squares 758 and 785, on north A st ; referred to the improvements committee. Mr. Roff presented the petition of Antonio Pons, asking an appropriation to assist in reliev- ing him of a portion of the loss sustained by him in consequence of the burning of the American Hook sab Ladder Truck House ; referred to the claims commntiece. Mr. Pearson presented the petition of William "Donnell, praying the remission of a fine; re- ferred to the claims committee. Mr. Bayly, on leave, presented a resolution, as follows which was pas: 3 Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, earnestly requested forthwith to district the sev- eral fire and hose companies of the city, or cause to be closed up the houses of those fire compa- nies whove members have lately been engaged in acts of lawlessness and violence, and that any companies which may hereafter be guilty of like acts be dealt with in the same manner. Mr. Miller moved that George Mattingly be granted permission to withdraw certain papers from the files of this Board; so ordered. Mr. Evans offered the following joint resolu- tion; which was avreed to: Resolved, That the citizens be requested, with- out delay, to meet in their respective wards for the purpose of organizing a patrol to down the rioting and bloodshed now so rife in our idst; and that the names of such persons ax may enroll themselves for such duty be reported tothe Mayor, and that he be requested to com- mission said persons as temporary police, to be continued for such time as he may deem expe- dient The Chair offered the following resolution; which was adopted : Resolved, That the committee having charge of the Corporation business before Congress be. and they are hereby requested forth ih to call on the Committee ow the District of Columbia, of both Houses of Congress, and urge Mpon them the immediate necessity of increasing the Anx- iliary Police Gaard to such an extent as will in- sure the re and protect the public and private so ope of the city, the whole force to he placed under such contro! aud regulations as Congress may deem necessary to effectually put down al! violations of law and order. Mr. Miller offered the following joint resolu- sions; which were agreed to: Resolred, That the Mayor be and he is hereby autho-ized to enrol, without delay, a temporary police force of one hundred men; of whom twenty-one, being three for each Ward, shall be mounted, and all of which police force shall be suitably armed, equipped and organized under the direction of the Mayor; and that the expense thereof be defrayed out of the general fund. Resolved further, That a joint committee of three members of cach board be appointed by the presiding officers thereof respectively, who, to- wether with the Mayor, shall represent to Con- ¥ress the inability of this Corporation to maintain permanently such a police force as Is necessary ‘or the preservation of order under existing cir- cumstances; # « upon Congress the pro- priety of establishing a proper aud permanent police, to be under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, or to be otherwise organized as taay be thonght expedient The Chair appointed on the committee, on the rt of the Board of Aldermen, Messrs. Goddard, Miller and Smith Mr. Miller, from improvements committee, re- ported a bill authorizing the grading and paving of the alleys in square 449; passed Also, a bill to supply a deficiency in the appro- Priation for constructing a sewer on ‘Thirteenth street, between E and G sts. north; passed. Also, a bill to repair a public alley in the Sec- ond Ward; passed Also,a bill to linprove the drainage of the pub- bic alley in square 374; passed Also. a bill for the retief of Geo Extin; passed Mr. Clarke introduced # bill for taking up and relaying the pavement in the gutter on the north side of L. street north, between Fourth and Fifth “ referrod to improvements committee he Chair presented a resolntion asking the missioner of Health to make a report on the condition of the alleys, &c., of the city; passed Also, a joint resolution authorizing the Mayor #0 otf-r a reward for the arrest ot incendiaries; passed Variuns bills from the lower Board were read and properly referred The Board then adjourned Comonon Councit.—Mr. Mulloy presented the petition of Thos. H. Robinson; referred to the elai pmittee. Mr Tarton, from the improvements committee. reported 2 vill to trim and yravel I street north, trom Eighth to Tenth street west ; passed. Also, a bill to grade HI street north, from ‘T wen. purth to Twenty-sixth street west; passed Also. a bill to make a gravel footway on Second street east, near A street aorth. On motion of Mr. Kennedy, it was and made the special order for Monday next. Mr. Turton also reported the Aldermen's bill to grade and yvravel Seventh street west, from F street to the Potomac rive:; passed. Mr. Waters, from the canal committee, re- ported a joiat resolution granting the use of the dredging mactine to James Towles ; passed. Mr. Wallace moved that George Mattingly have leave to withdraw certain papers from the files of the Board ; passed Mr. Brown, from the health committee, re- ported @ joint resolution of the Aldermen ap- pointing delezates tothe Sanitary and Quarantine Convention to meet in Baltimore in April next; passed Mr. I.loyd asked leave to introduce some con- current resolutions, which were read for informa- tion, as follows : Concurrent resolutions in relation to certain vio- lations of the Corporation laws. Whereas, on the 4th day of November, 1557, a law was enacted by this Corporation, and ap- proved by the Mayor entitled “An act conferrir certain powers on the Mayor relative to Fire Companies.” the fourth and fifth sections of which act are ax follow= t it shall not be lawful for any person or > Within the limits of the city of Wash toestablish any fire company without Laving first obtained the consent of the Mayor and City Councils; and any person or persons forming or establishing such fre company with- in the limits of the said city, or any persons who imay be found bauling or aiding and assisting in hauling any fire engine or other apparatus to or from any fire or elsewhere, said organization existing in violation of this section shall be sub- ject to a fine of not less than $5 nor more than B10 for each offence *Phat it shail be the duty of the Chief of Po- lice, Captain of the Auxiliary Guard. or any other police ofti-er o> member of the Auvillary Guard to take possession of any fire engine or otber paratus belonging to any fire company or beariug the name of any fire company existing in viola- tion of this act.” And whereas the above-quoted law has been and still cor be openly violated, and tempt being made by the police officers or auxiliagy guard to carry into effect its provisions; that suck contempt for our laws i< most detrimental to the public interest, Lamiliat fporation, and atriumph of e over law and order: Therefore, be it Kescloed, That a select com- mittee of three members from the Board of Al- derman and four members from the Board of Counctl be appoluted, whose duty itt shall be to examine into and report to the two Boads, why the laws of the Corporation above referred to are not executed; that the law pre- venting polic attaching themselves to fire companies is not carried into effect, andto submit tothe Corporation their views as to the hest means to be adopted to secoud the rigid en- forcement of laws enacted by this Corporation Objection being made, the subject was laid over A joint resolution of the Aldermen, pegeeting the citizens to meet ia their respective Wards to aize patrols, was passed @ joint resolution organizing 2 temporary lice force of one hundred men; twenty-one to ¢ mounted, and al! armed and equipped for ser- Viee by the Corporation. Mr. Kennedy moved te postpone the resolution; jost ‘Phe resolution was then adopted - A joint resolution directing an eit pen to Congress for an inerease of the Auxiliary Guard, was sed : A joint resolution requesting the Mayor to dis- trict all fire companies having participated In riots; or, if necessary, close their engine houses, was passed Mr Brown, from the conference committee on the bill relative to the grade of F street, reported that the Aldermen bad receded from their amendments And thea the Board adjourned Postponed Stocks --Yesterday, J. C. McGuire, auction- err, sold twenty-two sbares of the stock of the Washington City Gas-Light Company at $22 50 per share. ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION.—Last night, about nine o'clock, Mr.Gibson, steward of the British Minister, was attacked by a man pear the Northern Market, and knocked senseless. His face and head were severely cut. He was convey- ed home by the auxiliary guards who were ne: The guards and officers on the beat were in the market, saw the act and gave chase to the assas- sin, who ran into the tavern opposite the market kept by George Delli—a place so frequently men- tioned in connection with the recent riots in that vicinity, (which the party, if arrested, and.that he was clear of He was accordingly dis- Heissler could not be identified as a biame in the case. charged. party: but a lar; , by the by. should be promptly broken up.) The officers followed in, but the man had escaped. Two young men who were in the tavern, A. Heissler and B. F. Throop, were arrested and taken to the guard-house. trial this morning the officers declared that they arrested Mr. Throop merely as a witness against At the ge. ugly pistol being found on is person he was fined $25 and costs. Tue Mayoratty.—The Democratic and anti- Know Nothing members of the City Councils, together with several delegations of citizens, convened in the chamber of the Board of Alder- ing, pursuant to invitation, to re- commend a time’ for selecting delegates and holding a convention to nominate a candidate for the Mayo alty at the empty men last eve: Mr. William the Chair and Mr. John F. retary— The following resolution. moved by Mr. T. J. was unanimously adopted, viz": Resolved, That we res Democratic and anti- Fisher. this election. W. Moore a candidate for Mayor. Ww». W. Mooze, Chairman. Jous F. Ennis, Secretary. Wasnineton Thgatae —‘ Columbus’ went off pretty well last night. and to-night will un- doubtedly go through with relat, as the perform- ers will be up intheir perts and every thing in “‘applie-ple-order.”” Senator Wilson we noticed on a front seat, and he langhed some, too, although the joke was n “ Bleeding Kansas,*’ a sorry jade, ran around the stage in her and plead to be recognized by her starchee looking sister States. Our readers know, of course, that the individual States of the Con- federacy were represented by the © Fairy Light Guard,’* who appeared in dashing Bloomer cos- Physiologists tell us that all women are Whether this is a stander or not, S are supposed to lent opportunity to against him, wh enouzh look sanguinary s- tome, bow-legged. our bachelor fri be posted.) have now an exce ends (Bene aving been called to Ennis appointed Sec- pectfully suggest to the Know Nothing voters of city that the meetings in the various wards for the purpose of electing delegates to select in convention a suitable candidate for Mayor at the ensuing election be held on the evening of ‘lues- day, April Gth, at § o'clock, in eafh ward, and recommend that the delegates so selected meet on Thursday, April 15th, at § o'clock, at the Assembly Rooms, for the purpose of nominating determine, by the aid of a good opera glass. To-night, in addition to ‘Coiumbus,’* Brough ams fine two-act comedy, Treland,*? will be performed. Tue River.—There are no arrivals of coal ves- sels at the wharves. The gillers at Hunter's ground, below Arling- ton, were very successful, hauli ing ebb tide, upwards of 1,000 fi ‘The steamer Gay, on her first tri exandria, this morning, brought numbering some 6.600 shad. the product of the ‘They were sold averaye price of lower riw to the Baltimore hucksters at an $16 per hundred. The Guy also towed up from Alexandria a large Boston packet schooner, laden with ice for ne shad Hers yesterday. the Messrs. Willard The lower river is re craft, upward bound. DeaTH oF AN INDIAN.—One of the Pawnee delegation of Indians, now in this city on a busi- hess errand, died yesterday at Mrs. Maher's ho- tel. where he had been lying ill for several days ad received every attention from Mr. x Commissioner of Indian Attire, and from Maj Dennison. who had charge of the The name of the deceased was He Act Mix, delegation Tnek-a-lix-tah, As we yo to press the very long and striking funeral procession of the deceased Indian sing down the Avenue, on its way to the Con- The religions services at the house were performed by the Rev. John C. gressional Cemetery owner of many horses ‘A Gentleman from ng, on the even- pupfrom Al 220 tubs of shad ported to be full of sailing Smith of the 9th street Presbyterian Church. Tue Victims.—Messrs. Lewis and Entwisle, who were so murderously assailed on Saturday night, are, thanks to good attendance, improving; but both of them will, in all 1 their graves the balls which were intended to kill Mr. Lewis, besides the wound has several severe se him un- Mr. Entwisle is still considered them ontright. made by the b: contusions on his pe cee by Lis x pain Physicia Scupen Intnrss.—J.S Mehan, years the Librarian at the Congress Library in lex dutien of bis office this d to Nis res- ad Dov assistance restored to the Capitol. wa: while attending morning. Hew idence, on B street, Capitol Hill, May and Linds Our last aceoun' allin bis hip ‘son, Whieh elihood, carry to to be ina critical condition, s suddenly struck with a; zyto the ‘as instantly convey lev summoned toh ts tind him sumew $sq..for many consciousness, but in a precarious situation. Gorxe To Fis vton lafantry ‘be it ized in th his ser H Geo. Bell, Ist F. Conroy, 3d do.; J In tHe Covert or Craims, yesterday, Robert pe with the Mormous night, at wh it officers were King, Ist Sergeant Eaton, 3d do; © HT THE “Saints —not the remembered ,—which & isetty to help Unete lected : un, 2d do; P. Mull trles A orpora ‘oomey, Ath do. < been outin held a spirited Li the following non- James A “~The “Wash- “Washington Li Win Chipley, 4th do ; Jas. Shehan, 2d do.; L Ould, Esq , of Georgetown, was sworn an attor- nev of the Court Me. J. F elaimants in the case of H the United states United States, and the case was submitted. Mr. Ely opened the argument for the claimant in the case of John Shelton rs the United States. Mr. B rreplied for the case was submitted. Centre Marxet.—T Polk opened the aryuiment for the Hooker, et al., rs. Mr. Ratcliffe replied for the ited States, and the s morning, there was a very fair supply of provisions in the various de- partments of the market, but the demand was Inthe fish market rock (large) were selling at 75 a$1.50. bunch 2c ; herring 25c. per buneb, and shad market the s»pply was small, and. prices ran moderate a50e. per pair from 75c. to $1 percwt In the hay Last Nicut an extraordinary number of wild “ quawkin; bers ese passed over this city flying so that their aroused persons from their slum- ‘They were going north, and old folks con- sider their flight in that direction an indication of the speedy ap pproach of warm weather, Tue Campsett MixstRets will appear to- night, ina number of new songs, dances, bur- lexques and piquant oddities at Odd Fellows’ Hall They are, by universal consent, the best band of Ethiopians” that has lately visited us. Deav—Who Killed Him ’—Astman Luckett, the young man who was shot by devilish row- dies on Friday night, died atS o'clock yesterday. Ile was struck by a musket ball on the back part of the knee. severing the atin artery. was a bookbinder anc y 20 years of age. Luckett TAE ATTENTION of the Commissioner of Health is respeetfully called to the condition of the yut- ters on the west sides of ‘Tenth and Eleventh streets, between Pa. avenue and the Canal Warten Returns —William Fritz, Germany, drunk; workbou se W days B.F. Throop, DC suspicion of assault; dismissed. “Augustus Hels? ler. Germany, do; do costs, $2544 Jobn arrying a Hagan, nd, vagr: and at; workhouse 9) days. Wii. Ryon, Ireland, do; do. Henry Horton, Weboine Cakes, very pretty and very cheay per gallon, sfeclionery, corner — and F sts, Fuss Cream aud W Philadeiptua t m8-Im* In St. Augustine, Flonda, umpuion, N. B.A 1858, of e of ts His fun-ral w Ve Wissen. st a sit 3 o'clock " half AF ERNOO? Her friends and t bs ork avenue. bet To-morrow Evening. at 3 0’el On the 23d inst: lvear, 5 months. Elizabeth and W See, Israei’s xentle With all engaging Attend her funerni fr freland, do.; do lees at SI DIED, ARTLEY jake 's KR TORR relativ, are respectful ei late residenc Ween 4th snd 5th sts., ant, FRA sud 23 in 8. Wright, shepherd stands, charms; ow he calls the tender lambs, fark! ‘And folds On the 9 hins EUIZABETH rhe friet her funeral or Jith and M s them in lis ari flera protra: ‘ted ttn wet At the house of bis father, James Raymond, at Calumet, brother of James Wis., on the With instant, CHA WwW. RAYMOND ', Raymond of this city, Six lodyers, on the Ith of March, , ofthe firm ce fromthe residence of ow, Georgetown. at OW (Wednes ) , to whieh his friends are inviied @ 29th instant, JANE SAUNDERS, aged u3 invited a formeriy of New York, New No. 182, en 8 SMOOT, aged youngest daughter of Mrs. JEM, in the 74th year of her 1s of the deceased are invited to attend wrrow ( Wednesday) at 10 0'el a. m., from the residence @f Mrs. Farnham, cor E is ors wil openat season. ~ Also, BONS and RUC _ma-s:* has just receiv: St and Dot Beat mak nt Jon Linen Sheetia 10-4 and 12-4 Ble Family Cottons, Heavy brown Aprons. extension and B: Cotton Hoseand Striped tomers are invit m0 Real Manchester G Lancaster and Eng! Colored-hordered Osnaburgs an H rt— N EW SPRING JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 1i9 robb pet pedal maeapes D.C. in to the ea jon of Georget re hereby noti! = otherwise they may WM. LAIRD, Clerk. ASHIONABLE MILLINERY, On Thursday next, Api Ist. mat her Fancy SI treet. Georzetown. a lar; sortment of SPRI comprising all the new pay te prices, to cash and prompt customers. sortment of Goods, adapted Beat makes Black Site est mal Su Black and red ore, Bridg ind selec: f G BONNETS, desirable styles of tae French and Amerie FLOWERS, RIB- MRS. WOLLARD, _ No. 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, _ GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. ——————_—_—_——— —reraorear——— OTICE.—LICENSES.—All persons whose Li OW! Bed SPRING OPENING, Mrs. WOLLAKD Goovs. fering at vi Merrimack Prints, Colo} . New style Spring M. Delain: New English a: Black and White do. of all the isho} Haif Hose Li cs, ed Mi Welsh oods, Ginghams, a 1236 ots, Shirting Prints, white Cambri . Plaid and Stri fine soft- finished Best Irish Linens and Linen and Pillow leached and B: mo. shirting, Indies’, or children’s and heavy, White and Brown Table Damask and Table Cloth: Towels and Huckaback Scotch Diapers, Russia and American Crash, und: Linen, for Chil Cassimeres and Jeans, for boys’ wear, Hooped Skirts, se, fine, id Plaid Cottons, Heavy Cotton Usnaburgs and Duck, ‘With other seasonable ‘To which the aoenton of Cash and prompt cus- ling, Long Cloths, Diapi & general as- rly Series de- $, some very chea) me ry Ps and Challies, ns Cotton Sheetings, eliable makes, for ldren’s J. H. SMOOT. ri will it by viz. Kennett, B: urton XX X Pal ade!phia and X X. Brown Stout and X X Porter always on hand. All orders by mail, or given to our drivers. will be attended Y & SHINN. to. AR Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green sti . We al: et. reet, INE ALES.—We respecttully announce to our friends and the public that we have at last suo- ceeded in having a large quantity of ALES of vari- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we uarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- ety that was ever offered in this mark: All persons wishing a nice article of Ale oan have applying tous for either of the following brands, le, India Pale, Phil- have a fine article of OYSTERSand assortment of 1.1 announces to eis patrons that at his| BESTAURANT may be found at ail times the choicest and most excelron' UORS, the freshes! all kinds of GAME in season. Meals served at all hours and at the usuai prices, Millmery business. Th office. FOR RENT AND SALE. VOR SALE - The Good Will and Fixtures of a and Fancy Store, now ‘This store and fixtures are any kind of business. For partieulars apply at this joing R ge adapted aid Georgetown, D.C. . M. RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Space, No. 37, be! Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown, XW rod for m 39-3t* jeweller. moderate. north oft of the same, on Ca near Georgetown, ‘The Dwelling part of USE, with back building. jately re- paired and painted, on Pa. avenue, Brewns’ Hotel, occupied below by Mr. tenant the rent i7th street. FARM FC Plenty of good ‘ood Frame iia Stable, and for cit of RI If by lette! mner of E, wil! wood, the balance: IR SAL water. — ouse, Witl FOR RENT.—A two-stor: - ft is beautifully situ- nd 17th streets. ibe moderate. Apply a ma BRICK HoUs Seventy acres ein 8 good state of cult The improvemer ts five rooms, situated about nine miles from Washington four mles from Biadeusburg, adjoin, Shawe’s and Mr. Bell's farins. This Farin wil tively be sold very cheap. No objec! roperty Say D RC tween l2th and Isth, cope address R. and Toa g N Fo tions to exchange For further part:culars inquire ITUW ELL, north F street, be- ol Bill, near the ‘foll-gate. » ade Rothwell, Stone Cutter. Capito! Extension, Washington, D.C. three-story nearly opposite obinson, A'so, two two-story BRICK HOUSES in the rear | street. and two sma'l Houses To good tenants the rent will be Apply to CHAS. GRAMMER, Attorney-at-Law, ide of W street, between Sth and bth. a danew Mr. O81 - m2 lw* chaser or person: 1 25 BL F°s SALE OR REN‘ BRICK DWELLING and ST street, near H, contaming seven large rooms, a large dry cellar, one of the best stores on 7th street, and every convenience for business. Itis considered one of the best business stands on tho street, and will be sold or rented at terms to accommodate the pur- Apply at No, 8 desiring 405 7th st., above I, at any h r A large four-story ‘ORE, on 7th ent. the day F. HODGSON, man, and wili tween 17th and 1s ( sale, front on of 69 feet Inquire of the Light Company. m6 eotf le tte st LD GAS WORKS LOT FOR SAI very desirable property known as the" Works.” being lot 7, in square 382, at the 0 Lousiana avenue and 1th street, is now offered for here are 1,40 square feet of ground, witha isiana avenue of 109 feet, on loth street don Caral street of 100 manufactu ing purposes, such as afoundry, maehine shop, coach factory, &c., no more desirable location can be found in the city. undersigned at the office of th J. F. BROW Fok RENT.—Madame D'Ivexnois takes thia method of informing the public that she has tur- nished rooims at great expeuse, nud accommodate families or single gentle gant Board and Lodgings, eonvince thet, by ecular d ea!! and examine for them: themtodo, She will keep coustantly on hand every thing that will contribute to the comfort ofthe inner a no ptins to make her guests plortable aud well sstistied with her admiuist:a- ne Residence on Pennay is prepared to pen with ele- which she is prepared to ration, if they Will ives, which she invites ania xvenue south side, be m 25 2w feet. The did Gas er of of For all he Gas N, Secretare in charge. UILDING parts of the city. at No. 2, 1 S ready respouse. ‘All per: EW AND for rent anew DWELLIN improvements. erate, ly to and “ornate Terms accommodating. Todd's Building. DESIR Merchant. AB iN HOUSE tes Leen ¥ ers of Rich ave not settied theiraccounts are respectfully and earnestly solicited to call atthe Move and do so without further dele that this appeal to their kindness wil LOTS —For Sale—A variety of BUILDING LOTS on the Island and other Inquire Boe. "DAVID MYERLE PECIAL REQUEST. The cus! ard G. Hyatt who It is belleved meet with a is having bills against Mr. Hyatt will also be pleased tu present thein tor settlement. Seventh street, near the Northern Liberties Mar- mn 25 eo3t FURNISHED he subseriber has sirable three-story BRICK with Back Building, haud- somely furuished, and contuiming all the modern ls property is delightfully situated fora summer residence, and to acood tenant the ri A ‘ent wil! be mod- JAS. C. MoGLIRE, RE, Auctioneer m5 prices fSARM FOR SAL ing one hundred acres, (or high state of cultivation, with Dwelling, Barn ble, Pratt Trees_and a! modern unprovemeu nated in Prince George’s County, mules from Washin inquire of GEO. W tween M and N streets north. (OR RENT—The FURNISHED ROOMS I recently occupied by !udye Elis will be vacant and for rent after this date. ‘The location (276 Penn- sylvania avenve, next the Kirkwood House) is one ofthe best in the city for gentlemen having business at the Capito! or Departments, and will be rented to transient or permanent ocoupants. ral smaller rooms also im the house, at moderne ‘A valuable ore if desir aryiand, ton. For further infor Y, No, 282 91 tele. Inquire on the pi 13 rooms 24 be! OR SALE OR RENT.—A BRICK DW. LING, containing will be sold with the house, if desired. situated on Missouri avenue, N and 6th streets, near the National and Browns’ Ho se: i th street, bi Farm yee n- 1e~ m Il-Im* ‘There are seve- ‘The Furniture Beautifully tween 43% m 5-Im* Entered ac J every wher DUPUY’S NEW PERFUME DISTILLED kos | _year 1958. by Eugene Dupuy In the Clerk”s FoR THE SEASON, FRAGRANT TULIPS. E. DUPUY, CHEMIST, 609 Broadway—New York. forthe Southera District of New York, UWI eG? WO ment of Wagons dren m6 6t SPECIAL NO upon our books, m 27st and American F usin EMIR¢ GLOVES, COMBS, FANCY GOODS, at m 27-3 that was ever be! me at their earl mands for every dollar that 1 WILLIAM P. Sign of the Gilt Saw, Pa.av., bet. 10th and Ith st We would earnestly re~ 83 quest those whose accounts still remam open to come forward jest convenience, as we have de- TIC 920 Pa. av., set HEDD's, or lith street. (CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES, GIGS, &o, ; ‘the most complete assort- wr eaP AY deona, Gigs, aod Serambulstors for obit: fore offered tn this market, all t the lowest cash prices, of which sre now for sa le ate se mano. Uh AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HINA. GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE at Action —On THURSDAY MORNING, tha Ist of April. I shail sell, in front of my store, at the corner of 7th D streets. at 10 o'clock, a large deume assortment of China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, such as— Fine Enelish stone Chirs Dinner Sets, consisting of 107 pieces, China Tea Sets, consisting of 44 pieces. China Tureens. Teapots, Sugars and Pitchers, China decorated Plates, Pickle Dishes, Fine Torlet Sets, 10 pieces to the . Float Bowls, Gotiuc and Ashburton Decanters, Ashburton, Gothte ribbed, and tluted Goblets, Diamond, Gothic, ribbed and fluted Tumbiers, ry Glasses, Sugars, Creams, Fruit Bowls, and 6 bottle revolving plated Castors, las: Cs Salts, Lemonades, Glasses, Lanterns, Glass Shades, Can- diesticks. Spoonstands, Chamber. hali and parier Lamps, of every style. The attention of housekeepers is called to the above sale.as the assortment is fine and laree, and all goods will positively be sold to the highest bid- der. Terms cash. d A. GREEN, Auctioneer. msid By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANDSOME TWO-STORY FRAME House anv Lot at THR CorNeR oF lta St AND VIRGIN A AVENUE, ON THE ISLAND, AT AUC- riox.—On THURSDAY, April Ist, | shall geil, in front of the premises, at 5 0’clock p.m.,& handsome Frame House, and the Lot on whieh it stands, sit- uated at tee orrner of 10th street west and Virginia avenue. The house contains hve good and conve- niently arranged rooms and wide passage. The lot between 19 and 20 feet front and 9 fest deen. This Property 18 handsomely located near the Sinithso- nian Institute. erms : One-half cash; balance in 6, 12,18 and 24 months, for notes bearing interest from da: ou and # deed of trust taken. Ti -3t A. GREEN, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auotioneer. ALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING JUDICIARY SQUARE aT AvcTioN.—On FRIDAY, the 2d day of April, I sha | sell. in front of the premises, at five o'clock p. mopar of Lot No. 9 and part of Lot No. 10, in Square No, 457. Part of Lot 10 is improved with a good two-story Brick House. lege ofa side aliev: has 1 front on 5th st. west of i7 feet 2% inches, runniag back 98 feet 434 inches. Part ot No.9 is vacant; fronting 25 feet $*{ inches, adjoining the atove and same depth. ‘The above de- scribed property is handsomely located on 5th, be- tween north F and G streets, immediately opposite the Judiciary Square. A fine chance fora is table investment, as it 18 bound to be very valuable prop- erty. eX One-fourth cash ; balance in 6.12. 18, 24, and the privi- ‘Verm: and 30 months, for notes bearing interest [tom day of sa A deed given and a deed of trust taken. m3'-TuThaF A. GHERN, Auot. (MARSHA L’S SALE—In virtue of a writ of fie Ti facias, ued from the Clerk’s office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia for the ton and to me directed, I shall vernoi pu Gabnel EF D'l |. on Pennsyi vania avenue, be- tween i7th and 18th streets west. on the south side of said avenue,on We DNESDAY, the la April, 1858, commencing at 10 0’clock a. m . the fol- lowing Goods and Chatte s, in part. to wit, viz: Hair Cloth Sofas, Marble-top Ceatre and other Tables, (ooking-giassez, Pa:lor and Chamber Carpets, ma- hogany and cane-seat Chairs, Stoves. Hat Racks, Parlor and Chamber Curtains, Tron and other Bed- steads, Feather and Hair Mattresses, Bu-esus, Wardrobes. Refrigerators, Copper toilers, Chating Dishes, Giass Ware. China Ware, Kitchen Utensils, Japan and China Tea Sets, Kuives and Forks, aud Burners, seized andlevied uponas the goods an chattels of Gabriel E. D'Ivernois, 2 til be gold to satisfy Judicial No. 16, to May term, 1653, in favor of Wiliam Wallace. The above goods are sl! nearly new ail offer a good oppurtunity for larenin J.D. HOOVE Marshal for the District of Colun ™ 2-dts By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. TRUSTE SALE OF FURNITUR CRocKKRY, Ghass Ware, &¢, aT Pu Avetion.—On THURSDAY MOKNING, ist. at ten o'clock, at the store of W: on Bridge street. Georgetown, near! Market House I shall seil. by virtue of a deed in trust, dated March 22, .and recorded in Liber J. A. S.. No. 150. folios 1. 2,3, 4, aud 5, one of the land records of Washington county, al! the stock in trade and eilects of the said Dowling, comprising— Mahogany & fas. cane-seat Chairs, Marble _ ‘Tabies, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Bureaus, Washstands, Beds: Mattresses, Boisters and P: Bookcases, Whatnots, Desk Pine Tables, Tin Safe: p adders, Seventy xssorted sizes Mahogany and Gilt-Frame __Looking-Glasses, Window Shades, Lounges, Toilet Glarses, Gaaatity 0! pina, Glass, id Crockery Ware, nives and Forks, Spoons, Castors, &c., t0 dozen superior Blacking. 5 gations Furniture Varnish. Horse Shoes, Rash Weights, Screws, Plough Shares, Picks, ratent Balances, &c. Also, at 12 0’clock m , in front of the premises— 1 superior Work Horee, Wagon and Harne: opposite the Terms: $30and under, cash; over that sum, a7 credit of 1, 2,and3 months, dorsed notes, bao | interest, TAOS J. FISHER, Trustee. MeGUIR for satisfactorily m 23-d -C E, Auctioneer. REFRIGERATORS, WATER-COOLERS, &c, jEhe aubseriber has now on handa tresh supp'y of the ing artieles forthe wart wenther: Dr. ’s celebrated Refrigerators. Galvanized Iron and Stone Water-Coolers Stumpson’s [ca Pitchers. We would respectfull¢ inform the public that we warrnat all Refrixerators, suld by us, to net Se represented, or the money returved. JOS. L. SAVAG Sign of tha Gil _m 2-6 "AV. bet. 101 jo PH T. K. PLANT & CO. FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERER: Manufacturers and Dealers in Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, Mattresses, Ac. Paper Hanging done in the best mauner. chy per meds pad puldown, Furniture Repaired and Var- nished. 3%) D + treet, between Sth and 10th streets, Wash- ington, D. € m 23 ia PE YLVANIA AV 518 ow ‘Third PHILADELPHIA CON ro? Tee Cream, Water Ices, Jellies, and fakes. at Phiisdelptua prices, all made of the best materia! and warranted to give satisfaction m 22 3wt KUGLER & CO. STUMES FOR THE FANCY BALL. FAYLOK & MAURY have just received a collection of highly-colored P ints of Costumes of various nations and of fauey dress. tore No. 334 Pa. avenue. m2 s«EMEN’S BELONGINGS FOR THE . SPRING TRADE. STEV S, Brown Hotel. will open usual large assortment of Gentiemes and Tuilet Articles. Buying exclusive! we are enabled to offer the newest and at uniform prices, STEVE m 24-6t Browns’ He HILP’S LATEST LIST OF NEW BOOK 3 Ses late of Handel, by Victor Schaicher; Manual of Photography, adapted to Amateurs. Practice, by George B. Ccale ; 60 conts. Texas ; her Resources and her Pubiic Men. A companion for Cordova's new and correct Map of the State of Texas. By J. De Cordova. $1.25. Sartaroe,a Tale « orway; by James A. Mait- Pose , Paper, 2voumes, $1. Kecommended by Washington Irving. s FRANKLIN PHILP’S New Bookstore, 332 Va. avenue, m 24 between 9h aad With sts. R.B.SCHWARZE, . WHOLESALE DEALER Kespectfully informs friends and ce that he will sell nis OYSTERS (whieh are known to be of the best quality in’ the market)ata lower price than any one else can afford, as he baysthem by the boat load. Come und get a barent PICKLED and SPICED OYSTERS alw: hand. RK. B. SCHWARZE, m2-Im Southeast corner 12th and E streeta. QRENTAL NAIL POLISH ns ee iL peer wine _ OOK FOR SALE—Fora short term of years. is day their Wardrobe P4 for cash, best goods iS? Sales Roo giving a beautiful t GIBBS’S Hi First-rate Cook; ¢ asher and Trone: good Nurse. For terms, &c., address N, eis hoe. 0 = AMES LACKEY, J MERCHANT TAILOR, ‘Seventh Street, oppo. Patent Office, Would take the liberty of informing his customers and the publicthat he has received his stock of Spring and Summer CLOTHS and CAS- SIMERES, which he will make up cheap for cash, and not inferior to any in the city A good Fit and Fashionable Garment war- ranted in all cases. - usual Furnishing Goods kept by Mer- 8. ™m 26-lw* NUE WONDER OF WASHINGTON is if len GIBBS VEGETABLE BALS. Fertgrmi almost miracies in covering up B anda and curing all Soalp diseases, mio T NOTICE. HE undersigned makes known to the publie that they have in their employment a Costumer from the, Paris Opera Comique, and are now prepared to make all kinds of Fancy Cones eer ler. 2 & SON, Military and Naval Merchant Tailors, m 19 eolw No. 212 Pa. nvenne. m 25-20 SPR NG GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN. » — Having just receiveda 3 1 of the newest styles UTHS, CASSIL- MERES, and VESTING, bam foily p e- pea to serve gentiemen promptly and fasth- ully with every style ofgarment. FUR- NISHING GOODS in variety. READ ADE CLOTHING of the best qual ity alwayson hand to “meet immediate wants,” . H. YOUNG Merchant Tailor, Browns’ Hot Pa. averne. CQPraktNERSHIP NOTICE.—We, the un- 4 dersiyned, have tocmed a Copartners: under the firm of KAGY & BROTHER, for the purpose of eurrying on a Wholesale Liquor Business and Refining, at No, 585 on 7th street. A.A. Bg ve J, M. KAGY. m aim AIR, TOOTH, NAIL, AND BANDSHIRE is BRUSHES, al GIBBS’S Hair Store, near 13th Washineton, Marah &th, 1858. st. and Pa. av., and at his Sales Room under Wil- lards’ Hotel, B9-Gm :Y MALT, k YE AND BARLEY M Tee prt hg ho nea oe LWeree ene shiny os * ie sale, forcasu.at the residence of | Silver-plated Castors, h day of | Waloutand AUCTION SALES. —— TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. ee ING, 2 VELVET ay: res, &c.—Ou NORD aT : at 10 9 cjock, and cont cameriee oe to day oan 6 whe isposed of, | autere aud obits fide Etat de sapern on F strect, bet ween 13 v + well ora ood n 13th and 14th streets, ¥ and sty i Pario ber Furniture, Bedding, Xo. ! P8t0r and Cham. This extensive establishment embraces eighty-five parior: chambers, which have hove aed ae nots nequaled this city.the Puget neon ture all having made att of this city and of very su We name— ae rosewood seven-octave Pianoforte, by hickering Elegant French-plate gilt-frame mantel, pier, and oval Mirrors, of various sizes and styles Superior roséweod and walnut crimson piush-cov- ered French and tete-a tete Sofas Arm, ladies’ and parlor Chairs Rockers, Gothie reception Chairs, &c. Suite of rosewood Parior Furniture, finished in crimson and geld brocatelie, comprising two tete s-tete Sofas, two arm Chairs, aud eight par- lor Chairs Suites of handsome walnut figured damask-covered lor Furniture, consisting of two Sofas, two arm Chairs, Rocker, an ir parior Chairs ue walnut \Whatnots, Etageres, and Book stands, of various patterus Beautiful marble-top, centre, sofa, and side Tables, ., in rosewood, walnut, and mahogany Elegant brocstelle, camasi, and iace Curtains throughout the beeper with gilt Cornice, Cords, 6 ‘Tasse) comel na Vases, Candelabras and other mante! Ornaments Superior Veivet, Enxlish, Brussels, and three-ply land stair Carpets Carpets throughout the hou: Brussels and Venetian hall ae Cinth. Rugs. Stars Bots and Eves Spiei rosewood, nut, Pitop dressing Bureaus and Wanteeenae, 3 Jenny Lind and French Bedstends t = es Cottage Sets, with and without mar- er cherry Bedsteads, Wardrobes, and Wash- best establishments ior style and finish. marble - Ward Solid stands of superior make Painted Wardrobes, Redsteads, and Washstands, ‘Superior curled hur Mattresses, Fine F eather Beds, Very extensive lot of uiits, Comforts, sorte eilow oa Toil rench Chiua, mar! and granite Toilet Set Rush and cane seat Chairs, Rogkers, = Mahog ap —_ pring-seat Sofas, Rockers, armand ade irs loth, rep. and damask-covered Lounge: Sideboards and Beaufete, -U5*e™ jookeases, Writing-Desks, Arm Chairs, Eight ior engraved heavy silver-plated Tea Waiters, Tea and Coffee Tus, Spoons and Fork: Superior Table Cutlery, F beaten a it, card, and side ‘Tabi Superior oak cane-seat dining Chairs, F wer ste China and granite Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Servige, Chrystal ®ut-giass Decanters, Water Bottles, Gob lets, Tumbiers and Wine Glasses, Block-tin Urns, Chafing Dishes and Dish Covers, Radiator, open-grate and air-tight Stoves. Together with a general assortment of ev ery article in the housekeeping line. ‘Sand under. cash; over that sum, a 3, and 4 mon for satisfactorily en- es, bearing interest. J.C. MeGUIRE, Auct. FUTURE DAYS. MARSHAL’s SALE.—In virtue of seven (7) a writs of fiert fucias, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum. ihe o% f Wasting ton aud to me diree:- public sale for casn, in frontof ref said county on FRIDAY, + 1854, at 12 o'clock m , the fol- Ali defend int’s . cl and interest im and toall that piece or parce! of ground Iving in Georgetown, inthe Dis- triet of Col ‘his included within the fol- is, to wit: Beginning on the Space ata point #2 feet 10 inches tu the corner of Bridge strect and Ma: ket ace, and runnivg then he north wail the twe story brick se8 on the lot hereby de. scribed, and the line thereof extending 39 feet, thence south and lel with Market Space 27 jeet 6 inches. more or jess, to.a point which wil! be inter- sected by tne line ofthe south wall of said house extended west, then by said line reversed east to Market Space at the southeast corner of said house, and then north and with the line of Market Space 77 feet 6 inches to the pince of beginning, which ix the northeast corner of said house, together with all and singular the improveme thereon, seized and lev- ied upon a4 the property of George Rhodes, Jr. and will be so.d to satisfy judic-als Nos. $34, 335, and 336 to October term, 1856, in favor of Joshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatoher, and Nos, 134, 135, 138. ‘udiciais to May term, 1858, in favor of Cline Dillon, Peter Duion, Benjamin Triplett and Je Crumbaugh. - D. HOOVER, m2dts Marshal for the District of Columbia, THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. FOR want of bidders, unti! FRIDAY, the 2d of April neXt, 1853, same hour and plac: .D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia. "S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL In pursuance of x decree, passed on the sixth day of November, 1857, by the Circuit Court for Prince George's county, sitting as. a Court of cca D im a causs in- said Court de, wherein Margnret A. Cumming, next Edmund B. Cumming and othe P and Edmund B. Cumming and others are defe: the nudersigned,as Trustee therein appointed. Will, Mf tie same is fot previously disposed private sale,expose at public sale tu the bidder, on the premises, on THURSDAY, Apri 1, 1852. the hear of 11 o’ciock a.m re Irons, mahogany extension, es. st side south f s m2 ts i es STE Estate. nt, nd ~ c y uate heretofore con veyed to the Hon W. Cumming now de and intestate, by one Martin Buell and Lucey Aun, lis wife, in fee sunple, containing one hundred and sixty-two and a half acres, more or less. ‘These Lands are very va-uable; the soil is of 2 character peculiarly adapted to the cultivation and-| wick maturity of garden and farming productions; the county road to Washington, by the way of Sev- enth and North Capito! streets, ix a boundary on one side. The health and society of the neizhbor hood is unsurpassed in } ‘yland or the Distri ‘There are several streams of pure water and one large spring on this estate, which is within two miles of the “Soidier’s Home,” and within five miles of the Centre Market. The land has been divided into several . Fanging in size from 15 to 7 acres, with a suthiciency of Wood on most of the lots. and will be sold in parcels if deemed to the in terest uf the parties. The Dwelling House and Out-houses on this es tate are large and commodious, and in excellent order. This estate adjoins the property of the iate Stephen M |. the Messrs. Wingerd, Digges, 2 Any information will be given to persons desirous of purchasing,on application to the undersigned, personally or by letter. The Terms of Sale. prescribed by the decree, are us foliows:—One thousand dollars cash on the day of saie, 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 year equal instalments, bearing interest from the da tiie, and to be secured by the bends of the par: ser or purchasers, with one or more co-obligers, be approved by the undersigned. Upon the payme: of the whole purchase money, and ail the mterest thereon, and not before, the wnderstgued, as trustee, ll convey to the purchaser or purchasers, or their . the property so purci by them, free,ciear uscharged from all claim of the parties to this suit, and of ail per claiming by th r under them. The widow has joimed im the proceeding fora sale, and has siuified her consent in writing to take an canal = money. (a hou of ber dower) out of the proceeds of sale, as ascertained by law. é DANIEL C. DIGGES, m Il-eot2sthadts By J.C, McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEF’S SALE OF HIGHLY T PROVED aND VatuaBLe Rear Es MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 5th by virtue of a deed of trust, bearing dat P of July, 18-5, and duly recorded in Liber J. WA. S., No. 84, folios 232, 233, and 234, one of the land ri cords for Washington county,in the District of Co- lumbia, | shal! sell in font of the premises, at public Auction, to the highest bidder therefor, the valuabie premises well known as “Flint’s Hotel,” being part of Lot No. 6, in Square No. 254, in the oity of Was! ington. fronting 37 feet Sioches on north E stre. between 13th and l4th streets west, and runni baox 159 feet to = thirty feet alley. togetner with the improvements: ee Sr & substantial and weil built three-story brick dwelling hous: with large back buildings, finished in the most ip! manner throughout, with marble mante! c. ‘Trustee. IM- Terms: One-third cash; the balance in one and two years, for notes bearing interest from tire day of sale, secured by deed of trust 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 args rope poo anys’ notice. All convey- a@ncing at the cost of the pure’ ir. 5 Ww TTAMs, ‘Truster M.P. WIL r m 18-eod&ds J.C MoGUIRE, Auet. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. mRoUsT SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT. By virt a deed of trust, datrd 8th of Aux- ust, 1857, aud duly recorded in L A “and at the request of th shail sell, at public auctior MONDAY, Sth April, 1358, at 5 ¢ ali that lot or parcel of ground situated street east, near L street south, im the ety Washington, aud known sud distinguished uj the plan of said city ss parts of Lots 4 A in Square 769, and part:cularly desertbed as foliow, Commencing on the west side of Sd street east, 51 feet south from L, street south. and running thence south on Sd street east 235-'2 feet; thes west 169 5 12 feet to Cans! street: thence north fronting on Canal street 234-12 feei, and thence east 1045 12 feet to the beginning, improved by & comfortavle frame -house. Teens $00 cash; balance in6 and 12 months. ‘Ti- te indisputable. Ail couveyaucing at the expense of purchaser. j = Gua Trustee. m24-dts By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, ORTY FINE BUILDING Tion.—On WEDNESDAY, the shall sell, in front of the premises, at 4° handsome Building Lota, in subdr No. 441, ail of which are of moderate dept! tofalleys. This property is beautifull bounded by 6th and 7th etree’ streets north, and perfectly The attention of aus on of persons see f ” LOTS AT ge ipg An investment is —— ihe sale of the above lots, as bargains mmy e be nme One-third cash ; the residue in 6, 12, 18, and 24 months, ‘or notes bearing interest from tne day of sal deed ‘and a deed of trust taken. Tite indisputable. ‘conveyances at the cost of the parguaset or purchaners, A. GREEN, Auct, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS £ROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. THREE Days LATER FROM EUROPE. L eric hed the City of Baltimere. zw Yor, March 30.The feamsh Baltimore. from Li pool i Th writen at Sandy Hook this later foreign intelligence &’ With three days’ The steamer Africa arr: the City of Washington pee ng ndiaeaceae The news from China and India ts of ¢ Weeks later date, but advices are general! 4 trifling importance. The iment of Luck - now Was expected to take place on the 25th Feb- Tuary. A large tigre of the British a bad entered Oude. Sir Colin Campbell was still at c Te it ge the siege train. ne King o: i had found guilty nen to bee y Dieman’s land for iife fog ne steamer Ava, with Jalcutta over £250,000 in specie w os hoton Jtmeceedles nthe 16th February. The cargo was also lost’ bat all the persons on board webs areal : Canton dates of Jan. 2th had been received Everything relating to military operations were tranguil. ine nT, Proceedings had been un- In France, Count Walewski baa withdrawn his original west in relati ugee vOraint ‘and es were ean Saab but Ridio was respited Emperor, and bia sentence commuted into penal servitude for lite Ainia. give up the Bugitobmae teatee <,2a- Freach Government sejdiniew Ptatent por a atl a for Mobile, was abandoned at sea on the 22d of February. The crew tL loth vase arrived at Liverpool on the The correspondence with the French govern- ment was submitted to Parliament on the 15th The steamer Alps did - punted. ps not sailon the day des ee Bye len Markers ‘A |41VERPOO! Cotton closed dull ata general decline of 4d. Sales three days 9,000 bales, nearly all of which was taken by the trade. The estimated sales on the 16th, 2, bales. Advices fromm Manchester were unfavorable. There was little inquiry and prices were weak. Breadstuffs closed dull. Flour dull, and quotations nominal. W heat closed dull, and erally unchanged. Cornclosed dull, at a decline of Gdals—mixed ond Yellow 3is; white 33s6da3is. Provisions unchanged. Sagar closed quiet. Cotteeand rice steady. Spirits t penti at Ws. Rosin dull ad 5 — so 4 PE ead money, 9Xa%%; for account, Venezuelan Revolution. SSaleiad Tone. March 30 —Private advices from enezuela report that the Government troops bad been defeated in several actions Many deser- tions bad taken place. The English and French Ministess had sent naval forces to the scene of action. of the 13th say that Baez St. Domingo advices still held the capital. Mail Robbery. Port Jervis, N. Y., March 27.—Last night, some boys discovered in the Delaware river at this place a mail bag, which had been cut and robbed. The bag was marked for Painted Post, and must have left New York by the night express train on Thursday evening, as the pers found in it were the second and third editions of that day, but all the letters were gone. Injunction Against the Sale of thé Collins’ Steamers. New Yorx, March 29 —in the United States Cirenit Court to-day, Mr. Sedgwick, district at- torney. tiled a bill of injunction in bebalf of the United States against the sale of the Collins’ line of steamers. alleging thata large sum was due the United States from the company. Mexico. New York. March The Tribune contra- dicts that Vidauri’s agents are negotiating loans bere, or enlisting voluateers for Tevolutionary Purposes in Mexico Baltimore Markets. Bavrimore, March 30.—Plour is steady and generally unchanged. Howard street MMs; Ubio $4.37 YaS4 Su; City Mills €4 95 Wheat is dull, white ranging from $1.10a$130, d yellow nominally $laS110. Mi is 2 active and unchanged; white 55a58c., yellow 6a Provisions are active and firm at yesterday's rates. Coffee is active; sales of 3,00) bags at iby alze Whisky is steady and quiet at 214 ade New Vork Markets. New Yor. March 90 —Flour is dull; sales of 4.00 bblx. State ©4.20a#1 20; Ohio,’ $4.75a85; Soathern $4 Stat4 vo Wheat is beavy; sales of 3.000 bushels South- ern white at SI 20s! 50; Western white $1.16 Corn is buoyant; sales of 25,000 bushels; yellow G26 Pork is buoyant; mess $16 8Ua®16g7% Beef is quiets Chicago repacked $12 25a813Su. Lard is rooping al V4 ald Le Whisky is quiet at 22 for Ohio Financial. New Yor«, March 3 —Stocks were dull and irregular; closing tirmer. Chieago and Rock Istand754, ; [inois Central shares \, do. bonds “4; New \ ork Central #7 |,; Cumberland Coal Co Is; LaCrosse and Milwaukie 9, Pennsylvania Coal Co 70; Reading 474; Mill. and Mi Cantons 22; Va Missouri 6's 52 Sterling exchange is tirmer at 107 \ 2, 8, %5; Michigan Southern 22x: PkoProsa LS FOR LITHOGRAPRIC PRINTING, Orricg SUPEKINTENDENT PuBLic PRintiNe, Washington, Merch 12, 1858, Sealed proposals will be received at this office until Tuesday, the 6th day of April, 1858. for execu - ting, in the best manner, the following work for the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, viz: lst. For transferring from copper to stone and Printing ten thousand copies (more or iess) of each ro fifty charts, to accom: th pany the annuai report of © Superintendent of the Coast Survey. NETAVINE On stone and printing ten thou- (more or less) of twenty-two charts, to the rt. Proposals must atate the price per hundred copies for transierrmg and printing each chart, sepurate y In the second ec! the proposals must etate the price for engraving each chart, sud for printing each per one hundred copies, separately ‘The charts will be open at thi spection of those persons des: same, until the closing of the forms for proposals tuay be procured. The pape required for printing will be furnished by this office. ‘Contract ll be entered into with, and bonds With secu ity will be required from the succeas’ul tndders, for the faithful execution of their con- tract: It is to be distinctly understood that no bids wil! be entertained from any parties Lot areal een m yo Practically acqusinted with the sty work ‘The proposals must state the time required for the execution of the work, or portions of the same, and will be addressed to the undersigned, endorsed sflice, for the in- of vidding forthe where aiso blank -» ~ on the envelope Propomsis for i aarp no _m 12 eotd Superintendent _ . LAKENAN | . D: LAKENAN, e RCHANT TAILOR, No. 281 Pennsylvania avenue, south je, between 10th a sare Se ee . t ublic genera. Lt has just received his SPRING STOCK OF GOODS, consisting of baglish and French a a re ee! S. 80. ausortivent of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, m 15 eolm Freer TREES, EVERGREENS, &0, The attention of fruit gr/wers is respectfully led to the very extensive =tyck - i TREE: hand, all of which the most vig- orous. “desc! and guaranteed as to Pesach Trees, largeand thrifty choicest kinds,uited to this searon, $10 per id, Dwarf Pears, over 20.000, one and two years old, splendid Trees, $25 to $35 per 190, Appie regi yo saeme varieties, strong and Standard Pears, Apricots, Chernes, Nectarines, ‘iums, Quinors. ‘Gees Views. jack berries, Currants, &o. Strawherries, over @ varieties, including the finest American sorts, as wellas the Frenoh, English and Belgian varieties. sien Roots, Victoria, Prince Albert, Randel’s Early Prolitic, &e. Asparagus Roots, Chinee’s Yam, &e. as Norway Spruce, * Evergreens, such rhorite, Cednes, Deodora, 3 to 5 symmetrical. anre every tang pusteiaiog to she Nursery and cheap. Trade, of finest quality FOHN EAU Ly 206 7th street.comner, fe 8-F&T 12 Washington, D.C. HY —Adspted to ANUAL OF PHOTOGRAP M ‘ainateur’ practice —by Geo. B. Coale; price Ge Cents ; postage paid 75 Hemioet, feet, very cents TAYLOR & MAL dust received nookseliare, 334 Pa LOCKS !—CLUOCKS !—CLOCKS Just re ceived, a great assortment of ae | ‘Call and see for yourselves ich as Oils, ~“Figtalncca J. ROBINSO ws, 349 Pa. av., opposite Browus’ Hotel, N. B.—CLOCK MATERIALS, ov arr Bole, Cords, “~~ for 2 —the ner ASHIONABLE ERIES, from the streat. of Sc si DER BOXES ge aeons. w 8 k Paes. and Saba es Wierd. a to. ee iia Book RINDING ue PAPER-RULING MAS, nam