Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1858, Page 3

a — wees LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Notice To AbventiseRs —T@ secure the most conspicuous positions for adverfisements in Titz Star they must be sent to our office as early in ‘he day as possible. Those who delay to observe ‘this caution should not complain if they do nat find them where they prefer tosee them. It ig always safest to get them to our counter between Sand 10 In the morning, if wishing them jnsert- ed satisfactorily on the same day. Tux Crtizexs Patrot —Pursuant to the order made at the meeting held at Temperance Hall, on Wednesday night last, the committee which had been appointed to take measnres to carry out a resolution adopted by the City Councils on Inst Monday night, met at the Council Chamber On motion of Dr. Rorrows, Sam’! Bacon.Esq.; was called to the chair, aud Dr. Storrow was ep- pointed secretary It was fonnd, on calling over the committees, that eighteen members were present; but shortly others came in, swelling the number to near thirty members The chair then announced that the meeting ‘was ready for business Messrs. Duncanson, Antisel, Gordon, Storrow, Borrows, and others, addressed the simary remarks ax to the best means of carrying out the object for which they had met Dr. Stuart then presented the following resolu- tion fer eousideration : Resolred, That no person sball se.ye on this patrol who ix not # bona fide citizen of Washing- ton, who is enrotted onthe pot! list returned by the Board of Assessors as xubject to vol tax for the vear ending 3ist December. 157. Capt JY. Bryant objected to the resolution tn tote. Many of our best cltizens wouid dleharred from 4 ‘The though for thirty years a citi te woald be debarred from his own name tad not been on the poll list for the last four years Dr. Antisel thought that the committees myst act in co-operation with the autherities, or they would effect nothing taimment. But he objected to taking fr Ward committees the riybt to superintend the enrollment of the patrol That must not he doue, lest men who world ¢ ive with tue rowdy el- ements be put on the patrol, thereby tending to increase the rioting and bloodshed now rlie in our midst. He moved that the committees re- solve themselves inte a power to act in their re- spective wards asx they sheald think necessary, a woys premising they acted in co-opstation with the a jes. {I+ neped the resolution would be withd:awn Mr. Gordon sustained the view taken in the Texolution. He wis8d to see responsible prop- erty-hotding citizens on the patrol, and net every Tom, Dick, and Harry who chose to step forwa'd and enrol hix name. The committees must look to it that none but good men be enrolled Dr. Borrows took the same view of the caye. and thought the volunteers would be worse thar none. ‘ Capt Bryant said he did not contend the paint at all, ut if the resolution were to pass, iis ser- viees would, of course, have to be dispensed with, as he had net been a voter for four or five years past The Chair proposed the following as a substi- tute for Mr. Stuart's resolution : Resolved, That the Wa'd committees appoint such a number of eltizens from the several Wards as they may deem necessary to serve on the pa- trol, and oo the completion of the lists, they be requested to hand the said lists to the Mayor for the necessary authority to act lawfolly. This resoiution met with universal commenda- tion en the part of all present, and was accord- ingly adopted ‘Dr. Stnart here offered the following resolntion : Resolved, That no person belonging to anyytire company of organization claiming to be or known and designated as such. ther recognised by law or not, shall be aflowid to serve on this trol. This resolution was !a‘d on the table, on mo- tion of Mr. Thompson, withou! discussion ‘The regu’ business of the meeting bring pow disposed of, Dr. Bor Ss, after some introducto- ty remarks on the subject of reviving and enfore- ing the old militia iews of the District, cffered the following resolntion, in order to fest the sense of the meetinz as to the matter: Resolved, That the proper authority be request- ed to cause to be enforced the militia laws of the District of Columbia. Some discussion ensued upon the introduction of this resolution. Capt Bryant moved a substitnte as follows: Resolved, That the City Conncils be requexted to call upon the Secretary of War to enrol the militia of the District of Columbia. Dr. Borrows agreed to this ax a substitute for his resolution, and it was adopted withont dis- enssion ‘The meeting then adjourned. Tar Nattoxat Fouxpery.—We have ‘the most reliable euthority for stating that, with our Present facilities for casting cannon, it would take no less than forty years to supply <ufficient of heavy ordnance to place the various forts in existence now, in this country. in a proper con- dition for defence in case of an invasive war, Numerous applications have been made to have 4 National Foundery established at varions points Among which, Alexandria, Frederick City, Fld Neott’s MIls, and other places, are mentionéd.as being proper and convenient localities for such an institation; and various and no doubt good arguments bave been adduced in favor of each co named. This is all well enough; ut the pest arguments in the world can be brought for- ward to show that Washington City presents better facilities for a National Fonndery than any other place so far mentioned. The District Pen. itentiary has become, in consequence of the alarming iverease of crime in our midat, not only foo small, but too insecure a place of confinement for criminala. Well, this Penitentiary is most admirably situated fora National Poundery, and as we shall eventually require a new prison, and as the government must bave a National Found: ery, why not tuke the Penitentiary building for the Fonndery’ From ail ‘the estimates, a new foundery will cost the Government at least $300 000 tf they have to select and purchase a site, and erect the ne- cessary buildings. Here is a site alveady belon:-- ing to Government, and a building already erect- ed, whieh is. alxo Goveroment p-operty, and the small sum of $15,000 would farnish the requisite machinery to start the foundery, whieh ‘could be speedily done and save the Government the nice little sum of 835.00. T is no fancy, but plain matter of fact, and therefore, we say, and the people all say, let ns have the National Fount dery here under the direct supervision of the Government. Tax River —The upper fiver fishings are not Vielding so profitable a return this week ae last in consequence of the cool weather. Ould shad were caught at Hunter's landing yesterday, (Quite a number af coal and jumber vessels ars rived at the mouth of the city cana last ntvtt. | At Riley's wharf—Arrived sehr Carrie, from Baltimore, with 150 tons of coal for the ga Pany; the steamer Diamend, with fre Kaeg & Bro, 8 Wicks, J. Alexander, Murray & Semmes, Ch Willey i At Stone & Mayrnder’s-wharf Arrived echt Eliza Set from Philadetpbia. with 175 toms of coal; sehr Fanny, Gom -ame port, witb, 1 ton - pies ¥> © ame pe b. 110. i Carson. of Alexandria, who, in tishiag below Maryland Point, mad> a baut yesterday, the iiké of which was newer before heard ef: im bauling for shad hix men drew eutopward of 100 G00ale, wives: they filled the'setne to overflowing ah rendered it necescxry, lest the nefttng ehonttt Broken in banling, ta raise it np, allowing acont siderable namber to escape Ya} Old fishermen say that the presence of thesd fish al this enriy season of the shad tishing. bodes no good, and that the shad will leave early } Nove Orxratiot.<fuis moming quite 4 crowd of persons assembled on the sidewalk of D near Tenth street to witness the removalef th roof of the old ** Magnolia House,’ ately need as stores, and revently phe hiased “by R@ibldy & Guy at arte Mhetlon who intend erectine 4 new buflding on the tof One of the storts.i¢ stilloceupied WY Kropp & Bro, toharcgnist:, and although the roof was réimoved Pron the building and the plaster was ¢ ing thee star by) they still remained. We bear that legal notices to quit was given, and ibey promised. ty,dg so, Upon that promise the. owners of the. property made the preliminary exeavation for the new batiding ; bet the orempante refused too mive, and S$. & G adepted that plan to proesed with thelr work. A large crowd were wondering nt the stetes! indifference with which the tenant witnessed the operations of the workmen Waswxetoy Tuxatae.—John Brougham’s | engagement ‘ix deawing ta a elose and adinits of nO extension, ax thé winter season of the theaire is ahont to terminate, and we are to havé a short operatic season, and then follows the symmer season of the theatre A-gloriows geod fellow as well as-eapital actor is J B., and we warmly recommend 2 visit ta eer thebest remedy for<‘the biaes”’ extant. v it . Brougkam takes his benefit to-morrow night, when look out for fan. To-pight, he appears in “ Romance and Reality” 29d +‘ Columbus ”’ fins smashed the Government lamps from Fe street west to the Nevy Vard. ifthe citizens! | along the streets. or the rity wffieer< cannot et information leadifg to the detertion vf the'an- | anthers of the outrage, the Commissioner of the | Public Butidings may fiid it necessary tu stop the lighting, watil the paviie property ean teered Phe act was committed at to the eveni Rear Estare —Vesterday, A. Green, auctivn- er sold the frame dwelling and lot at the con rt of Tenth «treet and Virginia avenue. for $1 to Charies Aishinzer; and bet 2, in Square Sut, f.¥ $900, toC. A. Polton. A FW EVENINGS aco a party of lawless be { both of this city. es AX AtxnrnayGearn ron ree Crrv or Wabn- INGTOX.—The following is the bill presented in tae Senate yeste: “Mr. A. G. Brown, of Missieaippl,” providieg for ‘an increase of the Auxiliary Guard : i my aap A Bivt to éstablish an Auxiliary Guard for the Protection of public and private property in. the city of Washington, and repealing all acts heretofore passed in relation to that subject. Beit agprsant That there be established en Auxiliary Guard to watch for the protection of public and private property, and for the enforce- tment of the poliee regulations of the city of Wasbington, and to consist of @ Chief, at an an- wual salary of two thousand dollars, one Captain at an apowal salary of tweive buadred dollars, four ligutenants at an annuat safaryvof eight han- dred doilars each, and one bandred men at an angnal salary of six hundred doilars each, to be paid monthly. The Chief of the Auxiliary Guard shall be appointed by the President, by and with advice and consent of the Senate, and the aptain, Lieutenants, and men shall be appointed by the Chief. with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, and may be dismissed by the Chief at bis pleasure, or upon the order of the suid Secretary. Pre. 2. And be it further emacted, That the guard hereby éstablisaed sholPbe divided by the Chief into squads of couvenient size, and the said Chie ix also authorized and empowered ta establish guard-honses at such points in the city of Washington as he may designate; subjeét, merely to the approval of the Secretary of the nterior Sec. 3.And be it further enacted, That the Mayor of Washingten, the District Attorney for fhe Distriet of Columbia, the Marshal of the said Postrict, and the Cyief of the Auxiliary Guard are hereby anthorized and required to make dnd establish tnles atid reguiatioas for the govetn- ment of said guard, subject ta the approval of the Secretary of the hoe. Hi Sse. 4: And heit furtherenacted, That the sum of tive thousand dotlarsbe, and the xame is here- pptopriated wnausily us a eontingent fand, ty be expended @tider the direction of the Seere- tary of the Interlor, to carry out the parpeses of this actyin the suppression of crime and detec- tien of criminals ia the eity of Washingten. Ree DF. And be it Further enacged. nat when- ever, in the judgment ef the President of the United States, the same may be required, he be, aud is herebysaut ed toorder such tempotary yuard as in his.opinion may be t, not to exsred two hundred men, who shel be paid at the rate of two dollars per day while in service, aud be disinissed so soon as, in the Opivion of tne President, their services may no louver be reqgired. Sse.6. And be it further ene od. That éach member of the guard sball be required to wear a uniform dress at all hours when ¢ u don hix hat, or cap, or breast nber as may be assign & binn d Lieutenants, at all times, @ amd night, sh&tl wear an official badd, Luniforms, badyes and numbers hereby required tobe worn shall alao be pre- scribed by the Chief, and sha!l be made public in the newspapers in Washington for one month after first preseriby ad shall-not thereafter be changed Sac. 7. And be it further enaeted, That allacts and parts of acts heretofore passed, authorizing or relating to the employment of an Auxiliary watch or guard, be, and the same are hereby, re- peaied, this section to take «ffect so soon ag the Chief sll! report to the Secretary of the Interior tha’ be bas thirty men enrolled and ready forduty. Sec S. Audie it further enacted, Tat thenun of money necessary to carry this act into effect, nxcerd + dollars, be, and the same ix + approp: ‘Treasury not othe ‘wise appropriated. Recovery oF Stoves Goons. —Yesterday Off- cers McHenry and Irwin, of the eity police, after a long chase and considerable resistance, arrested a man_pamed A stus Hemline, who stands a participant in the robbery F: gun minufactery, on Sixth street, sothe weeks ago. P After some trouble in making Investigations, the offfeers learned that this man had left three Titles at asmall tavern near the ld raiiroad depot, with the request that the proprietor would keep them uatil he returned The proprietor suspected that all was not right, and informed the ‘ettivers, who took them: and had them identified ax the pieces they were in. search of. The rifles appear to have been buried in the mbd or sand and but recently uncovered One of these rifles has some bh ical interest ical one used by and which, borrowed for the peca this city. This Title had been lef at Mutick’s to be repaired at the time itwas stolen Justice Goddard committed Hemline to the connty jail for « further bearing, Hoty Weex ano Geos Frivay.—To day bes ing good Friday the Church commemorites the bloody sacrifice of Jesns Christ on the Cross. The faithful are, by the various officers of this day, instructed in tbe mystery af the holy sacri- fice, and they pray for all persons, whether Jew. Pagan or Christi¢n; none are excluded from the benetits he church on this day, because on this day the Savior prayed for his persecutors and en- emies. AUSt Matthew's, this mormtng, the -zltar was draped in mourning, and to the left angle of the church, near the altar, the Holy Se:ulchre wad represented, surrounded with boquets of beauti- fol fawers, and lighted by nume-ous wax can- -dles of the’Cross was performed the peeple passing before fhe altar and kissing the feet of the Saviour Fepresented on the Cross; and held in the hands of the priest. AtSt. Patrick’san immense crowd of ple were assembled, the <ame pitice beine performed theres” The entirebody of the church was draped with black cape -and the altar was completely shrouded. with jfgt sutticient of light to exnibit the sorrounding darkuess more eff ctually The oftices of the morning were performed by Fathers Boyle ard:O' Toole with unusual solem- nity and effect. . irs Tur Beserit Of that deserving actor and ac- complished gentleman. Mr. J.M Dawson, takes place on Monday'Micht. Perhaps no performer, who bas appeared on the Washington stage for vears, has acquired a more pefmanent popitiarity than this gentleman. aud this place in the publiq r ax won legitimately, by the exerc'se of rare dramatic talent, cultivated by close study and accompanied by careful attention to details, In fact. he has invariably shown bis respect for his audience by coming beforethem prepared in all mapeete to pedform bis rolé We hope that the Washington public will net fail to repipro, cate the compliment by giving bim a bambet hi fit, such as shall testify a due appreciation of his admirable'qualities as’ a man and-as ant actor, bh The bill is an 4nviting one, presenting as it does, Goldsmith ‘sine old comedy of “She Stoops to Canqyuer,”* andhthe excellent farce, never yet performed in this pity, we believe, of ‘How to Come®nut ” ob At Greexieaty Poixt, things are asktming a decided business aspect, in consequence ef the voing inte operafidn of thecontemplated Arsenal Extefixion Works” The ground designed to be used forthe government works is being fenced infrom James Crerk to the Potomac river, alon’ the northern boundary of the new purehase; which is the southern line of P street. The tm- provements may'he aid to have Degnn in earnest asthe Ay TU. Walter, -, bax been directo he Deberrment to fotnish, as Soon as practienble, ations of the, work required wi mivrace, bexide the necessary but the Departgnent, a ship-eann, aeheg feet wide, and twenty feet deep, Which is th extend as high up James Creek AZO street stnthetind it ix to Ke hoped, im'time, Will extend to the gearest junction with th® City Conat, whieh is at its janetion with Virgiala av+ enue? ote > 3 + Lu€xy Davin “SA few days sittce some scarp; who bas more lov@of fried chicken than, sense of right, broke tte the poujiry house af Mr. W. @btex: on vie York’ avenue, and Relped bimnself t night broke the lock and then deggam opening the door WW hether hit le: O Hastily was epused by ftght, or dowwright goot8 luck. cannot be ascertain but 4@rtaia itis Be was fortumate in leavime, for had BE opened the door but onetnch, he waild have dig@barged a Btonderbuss that he would have felt gs well az Rear It {to be p heped this will hea warning te him Axhtreert was made lasPmight to overawe the ciizens mertfify af the Cltv Hall by a!party of bullies. whe marched inte the Council Mham ber iia body. whatling (pro@ably “the Regn tore &) afd in vatlous ways rowed theirdiapo, rupt fhe prove dings. Who egged lows on fp Po Pe Tur CaminaniCougr adjourned yesterday to Horning!At 10 o'clock. a 1 ob ot Oow To Puiimmicn, at the Gift Bookstore, No. 31 Loulpiana aveune, opposite Centre Market. Bis show cases elitter with jewels and eo!d—,; j His book shelves.are loaded with wisdom and wit; e;optations was never unrolled ere, all fancies and likings tohit. ell supplied Warcu Rer! Rx-.—Geotge Thomas, colored, digprderly conduct; tert str . Thirteen lodg- patie polinaty rab . ba Dotxe Cakes, very paetty and very cheap; foo msg Water Ices at $1.50 per ion. { the Pp deiphin Confegtionery, corner 1 oe ats. i 8-Im* EA ed PATTERSON. 8 AMISS, of Culpappercounty, Va. jx “n the Ist ins! DEVAUGHA ed out of any money jn the. . Teagan vagy aud t BOANAN MORENO cna, gy SERRE ‘| GEORGETOWN. Corvrespondence.of Tae.Star. Vor wennge __ | GRonéerown, April'?, 1859. ‘Our citizens will doubtless be pleased to learn that the dull monotony which hes been mantfest in our city ever since the great Everett Charity Lecture, is about to be broken in by the de- livery, at the Methodist Protestant Church, of a series of lectures upon interesting topics. Phe “services of several eloq ent speakers, E. Yates Reese, Hon. S. 8. Cox, Drs, Burnap, Morris, and others, have been secured We Bec that the first lecture of the series will be delivered about the 8th inst. The preceeds are for a charitable rpose. Pitbe pro riety of our Corporation enacting a law requiring all hucksters to pay for a license for the privilege of doing business {n our market, has become a subject of considerable discussion among our citizens. The prevailing opinion is that inasmuch as other traders in wood,groceries, &c., are reqnired to pay into the town treasury from five to sixty dollars a year for the privilege of doing business upon their own premises, that the simple renting of a stand from the Cor tion inorabout the market house, should not exempt them from the payment of a regular license. . The fact is patent that the time bas ar_ tived when ittis rather a difficult matter for one to obtain a supply of fish, fruit, vegetables. aitry, &c., without resorting to this class of Geaters, and as the consumer has to pay i tariff in the Way of (at times) rather biting profi's, we think i but reasonable that they. as well as other traders should contribute towards the sapport of the Co: mee. rcp P As thiv is the ve of the ir fora leasant ride, and SAE hard colitribates more ‘0 good, health, we wonld advise our citizens to pay attention to the advertisement of R. Cruit & Bon. The yentlemen are always prepared. to ac- commedate their customers with ¢ best of horses, fleet, fat and gentle, and carriages also when desired. Give them a trial. Qur river wharves continue to present quite an encouraging appearance. Since our report of vesterday she following vessels have arrived: Packet sehr. Fairfax, Mott, New York, to Messrs. Dedye; do. HF. Peyton, Nickerson, and brig Mary H., Tiley, from Boston, to Hartley, with cargoes of merchandise for the two cities ; schr. Pandora, Snow, from Ba'timore, with Inmber to f. Wheatley, Zealous, Bradley, from Delaware, with wood to Boyne & Donnelly. No chunge to report in the price of flour and grain. Fish continues to come up extremely slow, and are selling at our prices of yesterday. s ———————— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, Fer RENT,—In Georgetown, D.C., two _first- class new three-story BRICK HOUSES, sit- uated on West street. co.taini g fourteen rapin aon. with bath rooms and gas throughout both. Ap- plytoH. L OFFULT, 49 High street, Geor, town, ap 2 §t* For BOSTON.—The No 1 Packet Schooner H. €. Poyton, Capt. A, W. N ckerson, the Beg arrived, aud wil wave quick dispatch for tie above port. For freiebt or passage, xpply_ ta’ HARYLEY & BRO., 19 Georgetown, D.C, a F RENT.—Will be for rent on tha ist day of June next, a large and smail STORE ROOM on Bridge street, No. 134 and 196, adjoming each other, situated between Mr. English and Mr. So mour. These stands are the best toca tons for bue- imexs in Georgetown, and has ys been employed as Dry Goods or Clothing St at present. apt St SAMUEL CLAKK, OTICK.—LICENSES.—Ali persons whose Li censes from the Corporation of Georgetown expire on the 3ist instant, are hereby notified ‘promptly to renew the same, otherwise they may subject themselves toa fine. m 3) StawtAplo WM. LAIRD, Clerk. Netw SPRING GOOvbs. JOHN H. SMOOT, No.M19 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. has just seceived, and now offering at very low prices, to cash and prompt customers, a general as- sortment of Goods, adapted to the early Spring de- mand, comprising in part— Best makes biack Silks, some very cheap, fiiack and Colored M. Deiaines, - New style Spring M. Deiaines and Challies, New Englist and Merrimack Prints, Biack and Whute do., and Giaghams, Real Manchester Gingha Laneaster and English do., at 1233 cts, triped and Dotted Shirting Print: jest makes white Cambrics, 2 ts, Plaid and Striped Mutlina, solt-finished English » ong Cloths, Irish Linens and Linen Lawns, Linen Sheeting aud Pillow Linens 10-4 and 12 4 Bleached and Brown Cotton Sheetings, Family Cottons, of ali the most reliatle makes, for shirting, ladies’, or child: en’s use, fine, mediuin, and heavy, White and Brown Table Damask and ‘Table Cloths, Colored-bordered Towels and Huckaback Diapers, Scotch Diapers, Russia and American Cra: Hoary brown undressed Linen, for Children’s prons, Cassimeres and Jeans, for boys’ wear, Extension and Bishop Hooped Skirts, Cotton Hoseand Haif Hose, riped Oxnaburgs and Plaid Cottons, eavy Cotton Usnaburgs and Duck, ith other seasonable Goods, To which the attention of Cash and prompt cur- temers are invited, mio J. H. SMOOT, FINE ALES.—We respectfully announce to ovt cee Triends and the publie that we have at last suc- ded in having a large quantity of ALES of vari- owe kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee to be the finest and the Iargest vari- ety that was ever offered in this market. All persons wishing a mice articis of Ale oan have it by applying tous for either of the following brands, viz. ‘Renuett, Burton XXX Pale, india Pale, Phil? eiphia and XX. We aiso have a fine article of rown Stout aud XX Porter always on hand. All orders by mail, or given to our drivers. will be attended to. ARNY & SHIND Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green stre: “aird Georgetown, D.C, N : M. RUPPEL, OR TH sido of Market Space, No. Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetow. Announces to cis patrons that at hi RESTAURANT may be found at al times the choicest and most excelrent assortment of 1.1QUORS, the freshe: OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME in season. iors at ail hours ard at the usual prices, n $7, between -NOTICE.—The copsrtnership neretofore oxiating inder the firm of Tho. peou, Hamilton & Co, 16 sy diesolved by mn‘ual consent. All persons having @ccoun’s on our books are reqnested to come forward and close them either by cash or notes. bi- ther one are authorized to Ase for any account. AS. E. THOMPSON, ED. M, HAMILTON. WM. E. HAMILTON, ——$<$<—<—<——— eee OPARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned having Associated themselves under the uameand firm of Thompson & Hamilton, will continue the GRO- CERY and LIQUOR BUSINESS at tue old stand, No, 393 Pennsylvania avenus, Having ninde laree tions Loour stock we feel convent that we can supply families or the trade ag low ax ane other ex- tavis*inentin the city. JAS. E. THOMPSON, w ED. M. HAMILTON PHILAt ELPHIA Lacek BEER DEP No. 38! Pa. av., between 434 and 6th sts, Hu tek, $3 hr one ose guart potty med t € 86 ¢ Beer free of cosi ny part o trae CrP & W. GERECKE. m 30-3m cee = A TT ee ee Se eT a | FURNITURS-FURNITURE We have just received s large a“dition to stock of Cabinet and other Furriture, whieh: has a gotten up in tastefuland elegant style to ouF. , the workmanship of which we warrntt of the best quality. “PARLOR SUITES COMPLETE. OFRosewooed. Walnut and Mahogany; upholstered j i@.yarious.éolors and materi, Sofa, Centre, an de Fables, Hascritoires, Etageres, and Whatnots, Vierand Mantle Glaswes, in gilt, with Marble Sing CHAMBER SETS COMPLETE. Sond onk, bai 1 red y Bolt \veluat aod Mshogany.oarved? Black, Enam- eolted in gold and flowers, with other painted xetq colors, INING ROOM. Oak, Walnut, apecany. sed Chey exfension Wi ‘Tables, from eight to twenty feet, Oak, AWakant, Mahogany, sod Rose Ladies’ Dining Ont. Wainutand Mahogany Sideboards, with Mar: Shelvans? &c., ornamented with Looking Glass FEATHER “BEDS, SOP STERS AND PIL- Curied Har, Husk, and Husk and Cotton Mat- eases, C “LCE DESKS, CHAIRS. AND SALAMAN- oi OER ERA Siearné’s and arvin’s Wil er- pstent salamander e-prool fen, xecured by the colebrated * La - i variety, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Ward- sme Ahxtau le ‘ightatands. Mo! ‘Tete-a- ing C" Airs, in hatreloth. t Chairs. All of which will frida’ & co. P Now. 53, 528, 9rd BL Te 33-enew : s Reveuth street. N RS. HELLER invites theladies of Washing ton and vicrmity to her first grand open- ipg of SPRING and SUMMER a te: Abe. o & very Dice asso nt of RIB- BONS and French F&OW ERS. and to a “8 (‘Saturday Re Wore benieeoremae 5 No, AOL ethe Centre Market, betweca 7th and sti, id eeuentc done atthe oheapent and shortest Puadnd erie sex be sold, ning for cash or abpr m is = Fe : LAINFIELD ACADEMY, B CARLISLE, Pa. 5 {Twenty-fourth Session (five months) commences ment of 4wenty five.tads. tris 2 ws * Gireulare a thie oes, oraddrene BbENE wih goucntionees may ae itn terion to Aprit Mth pena mAl-earf, —' » the + RTNERSHiP NOTICE —We prone 6th, 1858, moim AUCTION SALES. ae neater le te on a ~ . By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. TOCK OF BONNE Faxcy Goons, Book ian = vo. er, the entire stock and > Toy C., a— rac, Silk, Lawn and oleae Bonnete, Fiate, | Artificial Flowers, ‘toves, and other Fancy 6. ‘and Good Will se a Gas Fixtures, &c. under $2, cash; over 60 days, for notes WALL & BARNARD, Auots. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. STOCK OF GROCERIES AT in MONDAY MOR? # ant, at tev o’clock,at the store of W preux, corner of Penn: 1 sell his entire olasses, Sirups, S Also, the Fi shelving. C roe otner arti f oredi' 30 and bearing interest: sate: ap2 avenge avenue and 12th st., y ue, and other wooden ware, huaps, and other Liquors, in Champagne, Wines, Cordials. Also, the entire Store Fi Platform Scales, Counter, “WALL & BARNARD, Avots. FOR RENT AND SALE. OOMS FOR RENT. situated on Pa av, No 528, over John J ‘ures : Scales, Weights, -—Three prvate ROOMS enue, between 2d » Unaworth'’s Furniture ard ore. will be rented with or withou’ Apply on the premises, &—A good BRICK DWELLING, containing nine rooms, #1 opposite City Hal. No. 433 bought on very accommodat information inquire of GEO. W. BRAY, Real operty Agent, No. 292 9ch street, between M and This propeyy can be Ing terms. rer further KR RENT.—Two handsom ROOMS, lighted with chamber connect +4, each 18 summer rooms,) at 423 10th street, streets north. a OR RENT.—Mad=me D'Ivernots takes this method of informing the public that she uas tur- nished rooms at great expense, and accommodate families or single gentl id Lodgiugs, which she is p by ecular demonstration, if they will oail and examine for themselves, which sho invites FU Parior and Bed- et 8 bowing iol 18 prepared to jemen with ele thing that will contribute to and wil: spare no fortable and well Residence on Pennsylvania avenue so: tween |7tn and iste sts. IRABLE FURNISHED SN'T.—the subseriber bas for rent anew and very desirable three story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Building, hand- somely furuished, and containing all the modern improvements, | ‘tvs property is delightfully situated fora summer residence, and to a. good tenant the rent will be mod- erate. Apply to JAS.C. McGUIRE, Auctionecr and Commiasion Merchant. ARM FOR SALE. iN HOUSE FOR A valuable Farm contain ing ons handred acres, (or more if desiret,) in& high state of cultivation, with Dwelling, Barns, Sta- ble, Fruit Trees_and a'l modern improvetneut uated in Prince George’s inquire of GEO. tween M and N streets north. {ARM FOR SALE OR RENT.—A small Farm near Tennslly-town, containing about ninety- A arge portion under cultivation: he improvementsarea sinail young fruit orenard . Sit aryland, and 6 on. er information RAY. No, 282 vth street, be three ($3) acres, the residue in wood, dwellinz, stable, and shed. &e. The soil is light kind, and of very easy im- The property wil! be sold onreasonabte and accom- modating terms, or rented toa good gnd suitable person at 4 fair rent to BARNARD & BUCKY, Georgetown, » W. BARNARD, of Wall & Barnard. Ss! ‘@ E lis will be vacant ‘he location (276 Penn- r recently nccupied by tu: and for rent after this date. sy!vania avenne,next the Kirkwood House) is one of the bast in the city for gentlemen having business at the Capito! or Departments, and will be rented to tt or permanent occ: There are seve- naller rooms also in he house, at moderate ALE OR RENT.—A BRICK DWEL- containing 13 rooms With the house, if desired. Missourravenue, No. 2¢ be: The Furniture . Beautifully UGENE DUPUY, Sole AGent For Pigsse & lvnr PERFUMERY AND The Agency for the United States of Messrs. Lubin, Perfamery Factors in London, having been transferred from the late firm of Inger 399 Broadway, to my own firm,( Mr. Gee. bk, ing NOW in connection with my establish Merchants, Faney Goods e generally, that I shall keep on hand and in bond a constant supply of ch as the Franc the Pestachio Nut pre to whieh may be added, jrom whatever svid firm may introduces in uning excellence with nov chacts way rely upou their orde 8 bein) romotness and care, aed ones favery COMPOUN. nent.) 1 beg to inform Desiers, and the Trad Lubin’s artigies: and its compou yo all their varie' ay, New York. {> The real Frangipanai Perfume is manufac: tured only by Mesars. Piesse & Lutain, of Loudon, rtunity to caution purchaserg Which there are many; none, however, eet md sin any degree, the exquisite fra- GIPANNI BOUQUET. _ FRANGIPANNI OLL for the Hair, exquisitely *PRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for Jightful fragrance to articies iIPANNI SCENTED SOAP, FRANGIPANNI INC. der between the tongs. put a pitce of Incense upon it, and the apartment wil! F GIPANNI POM and they iake this op: against imitations, 0: years, and imparta d Trkea hot cin: ian unguent forthe hair Lts superlative fragrance world-wide reputation. m5 W&F3n perur TREES, EVERGREENS, &o, Tho attention of fruit growers is rer calied to the very extensive stock ot TRE nm hand, all of which are of the most vi; description, and guaranteed ax to ac-' Peach Trees, largennd thrifty. choicest kinds,snited to this searon, $!¢ per 100, Dwarf Pears, over 2.0. one and two years old, spleudid Trees, $25 to $35 per 100, Apple Trees, best southern varieties, strong and Sold everywhere. Pears, Apricots, Cherries, Nectarinox, Grape Vines, Istackberries, Currants, &o. Strawberries, over 50 varieties, including the finest American sorts, as wellas the French, English elgiah varieties, Roots, Victoria, Prince Albert, Randel’s sparacus Roots. Vergreens, suc! Chinee’s Yam, &o. as Norway Sprnee, Hemlock, Arborite, Cednes, Deodora, 3 to 5 feet, very symmetrical. With every thing pertaining tothe Nursery and Seed Trade, of finest quality =e ch, 996 7th street, fe 6-FAT12t glee ees et ee SS EE MPa sera Bot 2 | PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR KEEP- ing in repair the Lines of the ¢ gtaph Company between New York and Washing+ rt thereof noi less than 5 miles, | ailroad consists of four wires Washington. ‘The Line Magnetic ‘Tele- ‘he Line on the between New York and on the common road of Lwo Wires, the entireBdix+ nee, Proposals wil! state the charge per mile for keeps ing the wires in order, properly insutated. and the { substituting, when required, new wir and sound chestnut posts. 25 feet tong, peeled, an mix inches in diameter at smal cd J. KENDALL, uperintendent. Washmgton, D.C. T . LUMBER. . HE Undersigned would respect futty ir’ friends and the public that they a 4, either in the rough or prepared in ar manner ready for use. ‘They wilia so keep on han to order at the s! DS, DOURS, MO! of PLANING and SAWING at the lowest and invite persons in want of the above to Yard and Factory corner 13th and Caual McLEAN & MUNRO, GROVER’ BAKER’SSEWING MACHINE, . The subscriber has taken the agency and has now the above celebrated inting them to the public notice, ean, without fear contradict en, sty that they are believed to be cia ever oflered to the public, ‘They are mily sewing, from the finest ie most respectfully invites joe to exhibit pd san af FAMILY SEW A lady will al them. and to instruet jen of all sizes will be coristantty kept f nyen WU RV BOTELER G AND SUMMER MILLINERY. ‘Tur: » March i mg Pee o 4 avenue, pao he ther lot! N. B-— Bleaching and Pressing exeouted at the THE MONREE SY Pt L. aan GTON WASHINGTON ig janice ai! ja and curing all Roalp AUCTION SALES. 7O-DAY § TO-MORROW MORNING. ~_ By CR. ore & CO.. Auctioneers. HOF JEWEL. AT 52 000 AUCTION.— We shali sell Fiseve ‘corner of 6th street nal faces a aoe ins stook offer, some time ia this eity, con- ting of Cameos, Mosai ‘b Wournine ant Pamted sein Seal Sete and eee ings, Fardrops, Cameo Sleeve Suttons Sind mad wits sts ansed was ten eek whi. ry itheet consignment. ans Goods now ready for examination. msi-t* €. R. L. CROWN & Co., Anets, ee By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, Corner of Pennsy!ea avenue and 9th street, EW TOP BUGGY-WAGON, AND SEc- . V onp-Hanp 8 uckawar aT AUCTION.—Ua SAT- URDAY MURNING, Apri a, at It o'clock, we W.li soil in frout of our auction rooms L new toy Bacty- Waxes, ‘Weil made and trimmed. 1 sccond-hand Rockaway, for four persons, neatly new. ‘The above carriages will be sold without reserve, close consignment. to. ie en! Terms: One third oash ; balance. ored;t of 39 and 69 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, apicte WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. at & BARNARD, Auctioneers. SA F PRIME GROCERIES AT AUC- S Tion.—On SAT BRP a instant, at 10 o’ol’k &. M., we wii: seil in frontof our store, corner Pa. avenue 9th street.a stock of prime Grooeries, Laquore and Cigars, as : Barrels of Sugars, Do. and kees of Molasses end Syrup, Boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candios. Boiteaux and Ohig Pearl Starch, Brown, Chemical aud Olive Soap, Salad Gu, Macaroni. Spices, Fics, Chests trie Green and Black Teas, Eastern Dairy Cheese, Boxes Herring, Barreis Labrador Herring, Kit Mackerel Hartiey’s XX Tob coo, Cicars different brands, Urandies, Whuskys, and other iquers indemujohns and botties, Brandy and Whisky, in Barrels, (superior.) Also, ten boxes Tumbiers,a lot of Coffee Mille, and a jot of Spades, Brass Bound Buchets. ‘Terms: 3) and 69 days, ior notes sauusfictorily en- dorsed notes, ap i-ts WALL & BARNARD, Ancts. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, I ARGE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF 1.000 of 4 the choioest kinds of ever bloowing Roses, known in Europe and America. Aiso, @ superior coliection of Ornamental Shrubs, Parior «nd © in “sa Piaute, Orange and Lemon Trees,. Camelias, Japomicas, Gerauiums, Helio- tropes, &d., &c. f Also, Pears, Apples, Cherries, Apricots, Peaches, bh French Walouts, Monthly Kasp- beries, Cherry Currants. *¢., &c. We invite the attention of the public to this arte, which comprises the best collection ever oflered in thisorany other city, on SATURDAY MORN ING, April 3d, at 10 o'clock, at the Auction rooms. This leautiful variety is from the celebrated wur- sery of A. Jardin in this city, ‘Term cash, _mSi-3t J.C, MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. By J.C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer, EREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUA- Tren git amy Propraty at THE cone ee NORTH AND 2:D STREET wWeaT.—) AF TERKNOUN, April ad;at 5 o°clook, on the prem: ises. I shall sell Lor No. 4, in Square No. 55, front- ing 73 feet 232 inches on north © street, at the corner ol 22d street, running bsek 83 feet on 224 street, with the improvements, consisting of atwo-story {rn wetting House, with brick back buildings, stable: rs ‘The grounds are beantifally Isid out with chorce fruit trees, rare flowers, shrubbery, &c , forming a wo delightful private residence. it rintthns& beam will be sold separate from the house, ‘Terins very liberal, and made known at sale. m2-eod&ds J.C. McG UIRE, Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioveer. ALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED PRopraty, FRoxtine JumiciaRky SQUARE AT Pe erg ay FRIDAY, th day of April, I sta | seil.in front. of the premises, at five o'clock p. m., gartof Lot No. 9and part of Lot No. 10,1n Square No. 47. Partof Lot 10 ix amproved with a good two-story Brick Howse. and the privi- loge ofa side alier; has a fronton 5th at. west of i7 feet 2% inehes, runziog back 93 feet 453 inenes. Part of Lot No. 9 is vacant; frontine 25 feet 9 mches, adjoining the above aad same depth. ‘fhe above de- seribed p operty is handsomely jocated on 5th, be- tween north F and G strepts, immediately opposite the Judiciary Square. A fine chance for a prohtabie investment, as it 1s bound to be very valua’ iny le prop- aty. ‘Verms : One-fourth cash; balance in 6.12 18, 24, and 3) months, for notes be: interest from day m3'-TuThaF A. GREEN, Aust. FUTURE DAYS. By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. SRUSTER’S SALE OF BILLIARD TA BLELS.—By vir.ne of a deed in trust, duly ¢xe- cuted and recorded, the subscriber will seli st pub- lic sale, on MON DAY, tire 5th day of April, 1858, at five o'clock p. m., at the Key Stone Hotel, on E at., adjoin:ng the old Union Busidings, two very superior “ee silver piate mounted and cush- aber, Terms: Une-third cash, and balance in two, four, ard six months, for notes with approved endorsers. bearing interest, = CHAS. S. WAL'ACH, Trustee. apt-d J.C. MoGUIRE, Aut. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HE EFFECTS AND GOOD WILL OF ALLEN’s KRSTAURANT, CoKNER OF 7Ti AND EK SrREETS. AT Avction.—Or TUESDAY MORN- ING, the 6th of April, at teno’clock, I shal: well the Effects and Good Will of Alien’s Restaurant. situ- ated on the corner of 7th and E streets. The tf fee's sre very eomplete and handsome, amongst whieo may be found— Fime marble-top walnut Counter, Do. lo Oyster and Eating Box Fine French plate Gilt Mirror, Cut Decanters, Wine Goblets, Tumblers, Champagnes, Hock aud other Glasses, Lounger. Cini. Washetands, Stoves, Paimti n With a large and fine assortment of oa. Whiskys, Brandice, Gin and Cordials. terms cash c The attentron of persons wishing to engaze inthe above busmness is respectfully osiled to the above sale, @s the stant is located on oneof the most de: rable oornors in the city. and immediately opposite the City and General Postand Patent Offices, and inthe viewity of a flourish.ng business neighber- ‘The House is for rent, and will be opensd for in- spection untti the inorning of the sale. apt A. GREEN. Anct —tu virtue of a writ of fie sued from the Clerk’s office of the y the District of Columbia for the Couaty of Washington and to me directed, | shall expes to public sale, for c«sH,at the residence of Gabriel 5 D’ivernois, on Pennsylvania aveone, be- tween 17th and i8th streets west, on the south side. of said avenve,on We. DNESDAY, the isth day of April, 1853, commencing at 10 o'clock a.m. the fol- lowing Goods and Chatte ® tm part. to wit, viz: Hair Cloth Sofas, Marble-top Centre and other Tables. f-ooking-g:asses, Pa:lor and Chamber Carpeta, ma- hogary and eane-seat Cnairs, Stoves. Hat Racks, Parlor and Caambcr Curtains, Iron and other Bed; stends, Feather and Hair Mattresses, Bu-esua, Wardrobes. Kefrigerators, Copper Keilers Chafing Dishes, Glass Ware, China Ware, Kitchen Utensil mand ‘Tea Sets, Krives Forks, ax Gas Burners, seized andlevied uponas the ceods and chattels of Gabrixl E. D’lvorneis, and will be sold to satisfy Judicial Ne. %6, to May terin, 185%, in favor of “ ill.am Wallace, The above goods are all nearly new and offer a good opportunity fr eerenans R dD. IVER, m2-dts Marshal for the District of Columbia. By A, GREEN, Auctionoer. rT RvSTRES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT. virtue of a deed of trust, dated 8th of Aug- ust, 1857 and duly recorded in Liber J 8. “and at the request of the parties shail sell, at public auction, on the ONDAY, Sth April, 1858, at 5 o’clock p. m. ali that lot or parcel’ of ground situated on 3d street east, near J, street south, in the city of Washington, and known and distinguished Om a the plan of said city as parts of Lots 4 and 5, an Square 769, and particularly described as foliows; Commen feet south from L street south, and running the! south on 3d street east 238-'2 feet ; thence west 5.12 feet to Caval street; thence north fronting on Canal street 23 $-i2 feet, and thence east 1695 12 feet to the beginning, improved by a comfortavie frame dwelling -house. Terms: $:9# cash; balance in 6 and J2 months. Ti- tte utable. All conveyancing at the expense ser, JOHN FOX, Trustee. m-dts A. GREEN, Auot. i By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. IRUBTRE'S | pers OF LH 1 ox LY IM- PROVED « ALUABLE Ral. ST-+TF.—OUp MONDAY AFTERNOON, Agel Steet Sorcloon, by virtue of a deed of trust, bearing dateon the 5th of July, 185, and duly recorded in Liber J. A, S., No 84, folios 252, 233, and 234, one of the land re: cords for Washington county, im the District of Co- luinbin, f shail sellin f ont of the premises, at publie Auction, fo the higbest bidder therefor, the valuahie pranizcs Weil kuowu as *Fjint’s Hotel,” beime part of Lot No. 6, in Square No. 253, in the ety of Wash inxton, froutmg 37 feet 8 inches oa nortu KF street, between 13th and lath streets west, and running back 194 feet to a thirty teet alley, toyetser with the of @ sabstantis| dwelung house, ric tare ished in the mdnpwu- Or MAuner throug » with marble mmkiis, tmp: One-third cash ; the balaothin ons tad interest from the shinnoe cy dnd af aut ont property Haet cumplied with within five days afterthe sale the property will be resold at the risk and expense of the purchaser at fen crys’ notice. All convey- Ancing at the cost of the purchaser. WN. P. Cd is AMS, Trnatea, m I8-eod&ds J. E. eGUIRE. Auct. . B, BRADY respectfully announces: that he « has establis A LLERY oe PHOTOGRAPHIC ART RAleaton at No. 352 Pa. ay eeny, ~ eat specs Cutbecegey eal i st hitherto msde only at his well-kno we A vanity of ic speci mensare inotuded ‘n Re collet seetaoe with ite of ti B United Banke ne wom dusting ed citizens a Beane beings to his Washington Gallg the { fourteen years’ experience in f America, and th: i jucts of his art uring "bat period, ite Speen that irae | sources at bis command and tf rtistio quali bees Waterman Onion een pena ncn eee he te BO°CE-BINDING 4nDp PAPEB-RULING ~ 7 He MAS, Southeast’ FF a bad D streets, . i msm FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT FROM EUROPE. Hammeste. New Yorx, A = nia, Troms Beatbeoaee ‘The stesimeip Hammes 20th, arrived bere Lest Sor London to Saturday evening. = account. cree fonds had slightly improved on Sat- urday The Bombay mail arrived at London on Satur- day , The only additional news is that an attack i pag be made on Luckanow on or about the it was ee tate that a relation of the old King of Oud bad proclaimed bimself King of India, and ordered the insurgents not to fight the Eng- lish, but to disperse in bands of 40 or 50, scour the roads and beth the Eo clish wherever could ; or, in other y ~ seyfnih acinar wane, \nstitate the guerrilla Mann Singh bad saved from Luck English or Anglo-I[ndian women end chilarea. Several small actions bad taken place, in which the rebels were invariably defeated? The'Rajab of Anijhera bad been banged. Baitumere Markets. Ba.rimone, April 2.—Flout ts steady; street and Ohio, #4 50; City Mills dull at @4 W beat is firin; red $1 (3281.08; white $!.15a81 37%. anes ; White S8u60c ; yellow 63n65 cts Whisky tx dull at 20% a22e_ Firing are firm, and ee on 4 altimore mess beef, ©1%; mest 7; me 3130813 50 gyal gee New York Markets. New Yorx, April 2°.—Flour is firm; tales of 7.080 dbis. State $1 25a84 30; Obio, $4 SuaS6; Southern is quiet, at $4.75a@4.90. . Wheat is steady but nominal; sales animport- ant. Com is buo\ ant; sales 40,000 bushels; white WUa70jgc , yellow 69a69 Ke Pork is buoyant; mess $16 €5a816 90 Beef is steady at Si2a$i3.50. Lard ix firm at l0aldye. Whisky is firm at 22c. for Ohio. Financial. New Yor, April 2—Stocks are dull, but steady. Chicago and Rock Island 73; Cumber- land Coat Co ISX; [Uinols Central bonds 9! La Crosse and Mil § . A®agos BIOGRAPHIES OF SCIENTIF- = ie Meni Taha Londan, " i ot all clopedia 0! niverss! iors, -* - Dictionary of English, French, Hales’ end Ber: man Languages, care ve rtey ed inns on Or a wn, Kise of the Indian Empire, by Lond Embassies and Foreiga Courts, by the Beets khmer. Nmeveh ; Ite History and orera. The Comet of 1566, by Te Rewnel Hee Londoe Astronomical! Society. ° wee aud the Militia, by Major Gener! 1 rmy "ist for 1R53. British Nautical Almacac for 1861. Hernming's Cheap for inuisend the Col - onies. "Anirews's Tramrosds in Northern Indi 1 ~ Sat} Book for the Many, 18 csvte, from London ma FEANCK TAYLOR, FRYE AND BARLEY MALT, ciITY MALT. HOUSE, corner annaand Rion at. Haltimera K. B.SCHWARZE, * WHOLESALE Pzauzs. In OVSTEES, Kespretfully informs his friends and custen that he will sell his OYSTERS (whieh are known to be of the best quality in. the market)ata lower price thaa any one e'se can afford, ag he boys them by the boat load. Come and ~ a bargain. PICKLED and SPICE Pas Ag on nd. J. R. B. SCHWARZE. mein ‘Southeast corner [2th sod K streeta. RIENTAL NAIL POLISH, giving a beautiful O bustre to the finger, nails, at Sibass Har Stare ware tO ote Bae 43 -; T Eas!—TEASI-TEAS Our STANDARD BLACK TEA, ORANGE PRCUO, OOLONG, (of various inte SHULAN POWCHONG, SUL ONG, BREAKFAST SOU CHONG, (English Bresk ast.) CONGON These and other Tphetigs of Tess, with high grades of GREEN TEARS © KING & BU ~ aseries of Dv |, presenting flerent c:asses of habita‘ions: by David Boswell Reid, M.D, F.R S. b., director of Ventilation at the Ho ases of Parliament, 5 Ns ete., to nye 1s reveled geen | og ft: regress of unprove Clsha Harrie, M. D. l'volume. Pres @2. Post oat fe and for gale st st published, jor mona TAYLOR & MAURY'S A VERY FINE ROSEWOUD CASE UP Tight Piano, super: tone, fine finamh, seven octives, wil be sacrificed for § i vill warrant and guarantee it.and tak it hack in exchange for hed piano in the store at apy ete el year lef sheng = A receive jor it. The place to ge 108 nrios now heneeforth is at fou P. ELLIis’s ms) ‘306, near i0th st., on Pr. avenue. SPECIAL CARD.—I take this occasion of ret no: my thanke to those many friends and customers Who have patronized me while connected With the late frm ol Colley & Sears, and, by hereat- ter keeping in store alarze and well-sasorved #1 of firet class Guods, adapted to the spemal wants of the communi y¥. divi v3 de sitention tomy business, T nerit their confidence and in- enn “Ts Ali perse ving uneettied agcounte with the wate frm are urge: tiy requesied to — for- ward «nd close them in some form, & it is waportance to = that ag business should Le sitie. settied as speedily as poss: Ww COLLEY. 523 Seventh stieet, three Cvors north of m2 fteo go) Ri = Pprorosa Ls ak. Lie ROSE APHIC Orrick SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING Washington, March 12, 1888. Sealed proposals will be reveived at this office until Pueeday, the 6th éay of A pril, 1858, for exeeu- ting, in the best mauner, the followizg werk for the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, viz: tot. or transferring from copper to stone and pr-nUing teu thoussnd copres (more or less) of ot fifty charts, lo accompany the snpua: repert of the >uperintendent of the Coast 2d. For engraving on stone and printing tem thou- snod copies (more or lees of twenty-two charts, to Rorompany the same report. In the first class the proposals must state the price per hundred copies for transferring and printing eaoh chart, separate y. In the second class the proposals must state the price for Snare — ad pees for printing cach »ples, separately. ii feo! arte will be open at this office, for the in- speotion of those persons desirous of mading for the = — the olos.ng orth re also blank roposais may be procured. s the paper required for printing will be furnished "Contracts will be entered irto with, and bonds with secu ity will be required the sudoe.s ul tidders, for the faithful execution of their con- tracts. It is to > avons enbessteet seat no bits ee | be entertai romany parties : erect Be practically acquainted with the style of work id fer The proposals must state the time reqmred for t f the work, or port ons of ene, pew np eee Fa to the undersigned. endorse lL re “* on the envelo es, Se the FOS m 12 eotd Supenetendest _ ent Naval lgetoaaes Boda ssn brig ‘No. 21? Pa. avenué. AN: MERCHANT | ILOK, ith et it ah ecceeee een Thee gerd inform “g ned tin bi iy that he Me ieeorived bie SURING STOCK OF consistiug of tuglish and Frenah imers and Ventinek. Atsa.4 h MOfGENTS FURNISHING Goovs. & SUMMER STYLER OF enn- LEMEN’S FURNISHING GOUDS. AS H. LANE hee-the hover fo inform bis MAWES FURIE GOODS fe gyrine aod summer Wear is uw er te aad ready for m- r . n. 7 Gentiemen in want of ‘Uniter Shirts and firawers, ‘te: a iat Half. Hose, Cravats, . Gloves, Poc! lend Beta: eel iad ouraarortewets cqueltomny the gity. botizin quality sed orige 0 * ’ © urn! mee opps iietween ix and 6t cic elders enn onsen eS TKS HO LOCKSE=OLOTKS S—Jual 16 Cee te Sexortment of CLUCES, from 91 10 @15, ca oi Sade ven: af So Ps. 8v., © jrowne’ Hotel. MATERIALS, euch as i. N. B.—CLOCK KR 5 Ofts, Bizrdisee Soe eee Ser esi gnE Wer deen bat Boake Paav . and at his Salesroom, ander n 0m - a SSS ee Ost PH T. RK, PLANT & GO. ; tana tio M 7 a. Furniture Repaired and 08: nished. . ; ane eaten meee Ter = aH rage SC ro